"brainyell" meaning in All languages combined

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          "english": "I understood from the grumbling of my kinsman that he either saw or smelled something out of the ordinary. I took him under my mantle for fear of a great uproar, thinking there was a sheep thief",
          "ref": "1865, Thomas Thompson, “The Brownie of Bodsbeck”, in The Works of the Ettrick Shepherd, page 23",
          "text": "I hears by the grumblin o’ my friend, that he outher saw or smelled something mair than ordinar. I took him aneath my plaid for fear o’ some grit brainyell of an outbrik, thinkin it some sheepstealer",
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        "to rush violently"
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          "ref": "1820, James Hogg, “The Bridal of Polmood”, in Winter Evening Tales, Collected among the Cottagers in the South of Scotland, page 36",
          "text": "Scho brainzellyt up in ane foorye and dowlicappyd me, and ben richt laith to me ane laitless finger on her, I brankyt in myne gram, and laye smooryng quhille ye claum fra the bar-mykene and redde us.",
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          "text": "I hears by the grumblin o’ my friend, that he outher saw or smelled something mair than ordinar. I took him aneath my plaid for fear o’ some grit brainyell of an outbrik, thinkin it some sheepstealer",
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          "ref": "1820, James Hogg, “The Bridal of Polmood”, in Winter Evening Tales, Collected among the Cottagers in the South of Scotland, page 36",
          "text": "Scho brainzellyt up in ane foorye and dowlicappyd me, and ben richt laith to me ane laitless finger on her, I brankyt in myne gram, and laye smooryng quhille ye claum fra the bar-mykene and redde us.",
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