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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Busch(e, n.3 Also: bowsch, bousche, bouch(e. [MDu. busse (Du. bus) box. In Eng. (as bush) from 17th c.] A metal lining for an axle-hole. 1496 Treas. Acc. I. 289.
For iijc stobbis to the buschis and the vyralis Ib. 294.
For ij bowschis to a bombart quhele 1510–3 Rentale Dunkeld. fol. 157.
Thome Ramsay in laborem suum circa lie busches ad rotas redarum 1515–6 Ib. fol. 216.
Pro empcione vnius gad ferrj pro lie buschis conficiendis 1528 Acta Conc. MS. XXXVIII. 168.
vj pare of quhelis with axtreis … xij buschis of brass for the new quhelis 1566 Inv. Wardrobe 169.
Fyve buscheis of found for cannonis and batterd quheillis Ib.
Ane pair of auld quheillis weill garnist with … bousches of fonte 1618 M. Works Acc. XV. ii. 22 b.
For garnesing a pair of cart quheillis and sum busches Ib. 37.
New bouches … to other tua pair of quheillis
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