[f. BAY v.4 + -ED]. Dammed.
a. 1618. Sylvester, Lawe, 694 (D.). He smot the sea with his dead-liuing rod: The sea obayed, as bay’d.
1879. Jefferies, Wild Life in S. Co., 64. It [the brook] swells sufficiently, if bayed up properly, to drive a mill.
