1. to shield or protect from wind, cold, or harm
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

1. a shelter or protective structure, especially from wind or weather
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• The old stone wall was bielding the cottage from the harsh winter winds.
• Farmers built a bielding to protect their livestock from the cold.
• She huddled in the bielding of the doorway to escape the rain.
• The trees were bielding the garden from the worst of the storm.
• They sought bielding behind the rocks during the blizzard.