Sc. [perh. dim. of bour, BOWER: see -OCK.] A little cot or hut; a small heap of stones, a mound.
1807–10. Tannahill, Five Friends, Poems (1846), 156. Weel wha’s in the bouroch, and what is your cheer?
1816. Scott, Antiq., iv, ‘About this bit bourock, your honour … I mind the bigging o’t.
