| BAILIE | • bailie n. (Scotland) A bailiff. • bailie n. (Scotland) The chief magistrate of a Scottish barony or part of a county, with functions like a sheriff’s. • bailie n. (Scotland) A municipal officer in Scotland corresponding to an English alderman. |
| BAILIES | • bailies n. Plural of bailie. • Bailies prop.n. Plural of Bailie. • BAILIE n. in Scotland, a magistrate who presides in a burgh court, also BAILLIE. |
| BAILIFF | • bailiff n. (Law enforcement) An officer of the court, particularly… • bailiff n. A public administrator, particularly… • bailiff n. A private administrator, particularly. |
| BAILING | • bailing v. Present participle of bail. • bailing n. The act by which something is bailed. • BAIL v. to set free by putting up security. |
| BAILIFFS | • bailiffs n. Plural of bailiff. • Bailiffs prop.n. Plural of Bailiff. • BAILIFF n. a sheriff's officer. |
| BAILIWICK | • bailiwick n. The district within which a bailie or bailiff has jurisdiction. • bailiwick n. A person’s concern or sphere of operations, their area of skill or authority. • BAILIWICK n. the region in which a sheriff (bailie) has legal powers. |
| EMBAILING | • embailing v. Present participle of embail. • EMBAIL v. (obsolete) to encircle, to hoop in. |
| BAILIESHIP | • BAILIESHIP n. the office of bailie. |
| BAILIWICKS | • bailiwicks n. Plural of bailiwick. • BAILIWICK n. the region in which a sheriff (bailie) has legal powers. |
| BUMBAILIFF | • bumbailiff n. (UK, obsolete) A bound bailiff. • BUMBAILIFF n. a bailiff who comes behind to make arrests. |
| BAILIESHIPS | • BAILIESHIP n. the office of bailie. |
| BAILIFFSHIP | • bailiffship n. The role or status of a bailiff. • BAILIFFSHIP n. the office of bailiff. |
| BUMBAILIFFS | • bumbailiffs n. Plural of bumbailiff. • BUMBAILIFF n. a bailiff who comes behind to make arrests. |
| BAILIFFSHIPS | • bailiffships n. Plural of bailiffship. • BAILIFFSHIP n. the office of bailiff. |