a. Sc. Also 8 beildy, biely. [f. as prec. + -Y1.] Affording shelter.
a. 1758. Ramsay, Poems, II. 485 (Jam.). Beildy holes when tempests blaw.
1789. D. Davidson, Seasons, 176 (Jam.). An’ Spring peeps cautious on the biely braes.
1822. Scott, Nigel, xxvii. When I came here first … England was a bieldy bit.
