1. shelter or protection from wind or weather
Usage: chiefly Scottish

1. to shelter or protect from wind or weather
Usage: chiefly Scottish

Examples

• The old stone wall provided a bield from the harsh winter wind.
• We sought bield under the trees during the sudden rainstorm.
• The cottage bielded us from the cold night air.
• Farmers built fences to bield their livestock from the elements.
• The rocky outcrop offered a natural bield for weary travelers.