"billyhood" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1818, James Hogg, Continuation of The brownie of Bodsbeck. The wool-gatherer. The hunt of Eildon, page 31:",
          "text": "Any man will stand py me when I am in te right, put wit a phrother I must always pe in te right.” “Od, man,” quo' I, “that's a stretch of billyhood that I was never up to afore.",
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          "text": "8. A brother ; hence Billyhood",
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