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						beul-muic
					
				
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					[beɫm[ũĩ]çc] Notes: “sow-mouthed” in animals. Also “bus-muic”.
					
						Origin: Kinlochourn 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						bus
					
				
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					Quotation: bus-muiceadh. Co leis a tha ’m bus-muiceadh a tha sud? – referring to beast itself. Notes: defect in a beast whereby the upper jaw is longer than the lower. This impairs its ability to graze where the grass is short.
					
						Location: Skye, Breakish 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						bus
					
				
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					Notes: the cheek.
					
						Origin: North Uist 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						bus (buis)
					
				
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					snout, big mouth.
					
						Origin: Baleshare 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						bus (m)
					
				
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					Quotation: busan móra dearga. Notes: cheek (Harris). Dwelly – Uist.
					
						Location: Harris, Ardhasaig 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						bus air
					
				
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					sulky. Bha bus air – he was sulky.
					
						Location: Na Hearadh, Scalpaigh [Harris, Scalpay] 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						bus-muic
					
				
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					Notes: sow-mouth.
					
						Location: Invergarry, North Laggan 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						bus-muic
					
				
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					Notes: “sow-mouthed” in pigs. Also “beul-muic”.
					
						Origin: Kinlochourn 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						ceann ()
					
				
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					[masc.] sùil, bus, eanachainn, cluas, teanga, stròn, duileasg na stròine.
					
						Origin: Lewis, Uig 
 Category: Caoraich / Sheep
 
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						fasglann
					
				
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					a shelter, e.g. bus shelter.
					
						Location: South Uist, Garrynamonie 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						griupag (I)
					
				
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					Boirionnaich nach eil air leth tarruingeach air dhòigh sam bith. ’N am pearsa, beag. ’S mar sin. Cuideachd nach tugadh dhuit móran (no nì sam bith) mun a faigheadh i uibhir eile air a shon. “’Se griupag a th’innte.” Bha Taillear Eadar-dha-Fhaodhail aig an robh am bus, a’ tighinn eadar Steòrnabhagh agus an t-Acha Mór. Ghoid cailleach anns a’ bhus ball bathair a bh’aig fear de na bh’ann. Nuair a fhuair Pàdruig (an Taillear) a mach có a rinn a’ ghoid ’s e an rud a thuirt e ris a’ chaillich: “A ghriupag ghrànda, nan robh fhios agam-sa gur h-e thus’ a bh’ann.”
        
      
					
						Origin: Leòdhas [Lewis], Uig an Iar 
 Category: Nàdur an Duine / Personality
 
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						gumal (m)
					
				
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					a large vehicle of any kind (such as big bus, or cattle-float, etc.).
					
						Origin: [Strathglass] 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						omus (m)
					
				
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					a bus; turus-omuis, reug-omuis – bus journey (N.E.).
					
						Origin: [Strathglass] 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous
 
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						“Bus-dubh”
					
				
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					[cù] 
					
						Origin: Lewis, Uig 
 Category: Measgaichte / Miscellaneous