Glossary for Robert Burns's Works
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
E
- E'e
- The eye.
- E'ebree
- The eyebrow.
- Een
- The eyes; the evening.
- E'enin'
- The evening.
- Eerie
- Frighted, haunted, dreading spirits.
- Eild
- Old age.
- Elbuck
- The elbow.
- Eldritch
- ghastly, frighted, elvish.
- En'
- End.
- Enbrugh
- Edinburgh.
- Eneugh
- Enough.
- Erse
- Celtic.
- Especial
- Especially.
- Ether-stone
- Stone formed by adders, an adderbead.
- Ettle
- To try, attempt, aim.
- Eydent
- Diligent.
Source Book
The Poetical Works Of Robert Burns
by Robert Burns
Copyright 1910
Published by Ward, Lock, and Co., Ltd
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