bauld
/bɔːld/ or /bɔːlt/Definitions
1. verb
to destroy or demolish something completely, especially by fire
“The old warehouse was baulded to make way for a new shopping center.”
2. noun
a baulk or barrier, especially in a building or a ship’s hold
“The bauld in the ship’s hold had to be removed before the cargo could be loaded.”
3. verb ( obsolete )
to be unable or unwilling to do something
“He was baulded from going to the party by his fear of crowds.”