baillie
/ˈbeɪli/Definitions
1. noun
A title of respect for a magistrate in Scotland.
“The Baillie of the local court was respected throughout the town.”
2. noun
A member of the town council in Scotland.
“The Baillie was elected to the town council and played a key role in local decision-making.”
3. noun
A title of respect for a person who is a justice of the peace, especially in Scotland.
“The Baillie presided over the court with dignity and fairness.”
4. proper noun
Baillie, a surname of Scottish origin.
“The novelist M. M. Baillie was born in Glasgow.”