| Term | Definition |
| b | Baked breid an broun ale winnae bide lang. |
| b | Barefit fowk shouldnae tread on thorns. |
| b | Because is a wumman's reason. |
| b | Bees that has honey in their mooths has stings in their tails. |
| b | Be a freend to yersel, an ithers will. |
| b | Better alane than in ill company. |
| b | Better a small fish than a empty dish. |
| b | Better be the lucky man than the lucky man's son. |
| b | Bairns speaks in the field what they hear in the hay. |
| b | Better be envied than peetied. |
| b | Better smaa fish than nane. |
| b | Better be freends at a distance than enemies at hame. |
| b | Better bend than brek. |
| b | Better be happy than wise . |
| b | Blind men shouldnae judge o colours. |
| b | Be what ye seem an seem what ye are. |
| b | Better have than want. |
| b | Better half hanged than ill mairied. |
| b | Better keep weel than mak weel. |
| b | Be ready wi yer bunnet, but slaw wi yer purse. |
| b | Better a dug fawn on ye than bark at ye. |
| b | Be slaw in choosin a freend, but slawer in changin him. |
| b | Better my bairns seeks fae me than I beg fae them. |
| b | Better say here it is, than here it wis. |
| b | Bonny birds is aye the warst singers. |
| b | Better wade back mid watter than gang forrit an droon. |
| b | Better never begun than never ended. |
| b | Better sit idle than wirk for nocht. |
| b | Better lang little than soon naithin. |
| b | Better the barn filled than the bed. |
| b | Better yer feet slip than yer tongue. |
| b | Best to be aff wi the auld love afore we be on wi the new. |
| b | Broken freendships can be soother'd, but never soond. |
| b | Buy freendship wi presents, an it will be bocht fae ye. |