Fåte, får, fåll, fåt—mẻ, mêt-pine, pin—nò, môve, Bowery, boů'ar-rè a. full of bowers Brain, brane s. a collection of vessels and Bowl, bóle s. the hollow part of any thing organs in the head; understanding [brain a basin, a fountain; a round mass rolled Brain, bråne v. a. to kill by beating out the along the ground [bowls at any thing Brainish, brane'ish a. hot-headed, furious Bowl, bole v. a. to play at bowls; to throw Brainless, brane'lės a. silly [the brains Bowler, bo'lår s. he that plays at bowls Brainpan, brane'pån s. the skull containing Bowling-green, bo'ling-grèèn s. a level piece Brainsick, bråne'sik a. addle-headed, giddy of ground, kept for bowlers Brainsickness, bråne'sik-nês s. indiscretion, Bowman, bo'mån s. an archer Brake, brake pret. of break [giddiness Bowsprit, bo'sprit s. a mast running out a-Brake, bråke s. fern, brambles; an instruslope at the head of a ship ment for dressing flax ; a kneading trough Bowstring, bo'string s. the string by which Braky, bra'kè a. thorny, prickly, rough a bow is kept bent [trade is to make bows Bramble,brâm'bl s.any rough prickly shrub Bowyer, bo'yår s. an archer, one whose Bran, brån s. the husks of corn ground Box, boks s. a tree; the wood of it; seat; Branch, brânsh s. the shoot of a tree; any case of wood; a blow part that shoots out from the rest; offBox, boks v. a. to enclose in a box spring [to speak diffusively Box, boks v. n. to fight with the fist [box Branch, brânsh v. n. to spread in branches; Boxen, bôk'sn a. made of box; resembling Branch, brânsh v.a. to divide as into branchBoxer, bôks'år s. a man who fights with his es; to adorn with needlework : fists [contempt Branchless, brânsh'lês a. without shoots or Boy, boè s. a male child; youth; a word of boughs; naked Boyhood, boè'hůd s. the state of a boy Boyish, boè'ish a. childish, trifling Boyishly, boè'ish-lè ad. childishly, triflingly Boyishness, boè ish-nês s. childishness, flingness Branchy, brån'shè a. full of branches a mark made by a hot iron [infamy [ble Brabble, bråb'bl s. a clamorous contest of bran Brasier, bra'zhůr s. a manufacturer that works in brass; a pan to hold coals Brass, brâs s. a yellow metal; impudence Brassy, brâs'sè a. partaking of brass; hard as brass; impudent like brass Bracket, bråk'kit s. a small support of wood Brackish, bråk'ish a. salt, something salt Brassiness, bras'sè-nês s. an appearance Brackishness, brâk'ish-nes s. saltness [the offspring Brad, bråd s. a sort of nail to floor rooms Brat, brât s. a child so called in contempt; with [tatiously Bravado, brå-vá'dò s. a boast, a brag Brag, brag v. n. to boast, to display osten- Brave, brave a. courageous, gallant, excelBrag, brag s. a boast; a proud expression lent, noble [a challenge Braggadocio, brâ-gå-do'shẻ-ò s. a boasting Brave, brave s. a hector, a bully; a boast, Braggart, bråg gårt s. a boaster [fellow Brave, brave v. a. to defy, to challenge Bragger, brâg går s. a boaster Braid, brade v. a. to weave together Braid, bråde s. a texture, a knot Bravely,brave'le ad.courageously,gallantly Bravery, bra'vår-rè s. courage; magnifi cence; bravado, boast nor, not-tube, tûb, bâll-dil-pỏånd-thin, THIS. Brawl, brawl v. n. to speak loud and inde Bravo, bra'vo s. a man who murders for hire Breastwork, brest'wark s. works thrown up as high as the breasts of the defendants Breath,breth s.the air drawn in and ejected out of the body Mife; respiration; moving air cently Brawl, brawl s. quarrel, noise, scurrility [ness Brawn, brawn s. the flesh of a boar; a boar; Breathe, brèтHе v. n. to draw in and throw [dead Breathless,breth'lês a. out of breath, spent; Bred, bred part. pass. of to breed Breech, breètsh s. the lower part of the Brayer, bra år s. one that brays like an ass; body; the hinder part of a piece of instrument to temper ink ordnance [to fit with a breech Braze, braze v. a, to solder with brass Breech, brèètsh v. a. to put into breeches ; Brazen, bra zna. made of brass; impudent Breeches, britch'iz s. the garment worn by Brazen, bra zn v. n. to be impudent,to bully men over the lower part of the body Brazenface, brá'zn-fase s. an impudent Breed, brèèd v. a. to procreate, to generwretch ate; to educate, to bring up. [a breed Brazenfaced, brå'zn-fåste a. impudent, Breed, breed v. n. to bring young; to raise shameless [brass; impudence Breed, breed s. a cast, kind, progeny, hatch Brazenness, brå'zn-nês s. appearance like Breeder, brèè'dur s. that which produces Breach, breetsh s. the act of breaking any any thing; the person which brings up thing; state of being broken; a gap; another; one that takes care to raise a difference, quarrel breed Bread, bred s. food made of ground corn Breeding, brèè'ding s education; manners Breadth, brêdth s. the measure from side to Breeze, brèèz s. a gentle gale side Breezy, breeze ad. fanned with gales Break, bråke v. a. to burst or open by Brethren, brẻTH'rên s. the plural of brother force; to destroy by violence; to over- Breviat, brève'yât s. a short compendium come, to tame; to make bankrupt Breviature, brève'yâ-tshåre s. an abbreviaBreak, bråke v. n. to part in two; to open tion and discharge matter; to open as the Brevity, brev'è-tè s. conciseness, shortness morning; to burst forth; to become Brew,brôỏ v. a.to make liquors; to contrive bankrupt; to decline in health and Brew, brỏỏ v. n. to perform the office of a strength; to fall out [interruption; a line brewer [things Break, brake s. an opening; a pause, an Brewage, broodje s. mixture of various Breaker, brå'kůr s. he that breaks any Brewer, broo år s. a man whose profession thing; a wave [meal in the day it is to make beer [ated to brewing Breakfast, brêk fast v. n. to eat the first Brewhouse, broo 'hous s. a house appropriBreakfast,brek fästs.the first meal inthe day Brewing, broỏ'ing s. quantity of liquor 3 Breast, brest s. part of the body; the brewed [fat pottage heart; the conscience [breast,the sternum Brewis, brôô'is s. bread soaked in boiling Breastplate, brêst'plåte s. armour for the by the breast shaped like a brick Fåte, får, fåll, fât-mẻ, mêt-pine, pin-nò, mỏve, est cut Brick, brik v. a. to lay with bricks Brickbat, brik bât s. a piece of brick Brickdust, brik'dåst s. dust made by pound[tre ing bricks [in Brilliantness,bril'yânt-nês s. splendour,lusBrick-kiln, brik'kil s. a place to burn bricks Brim, brim s. the edge of any thing; the top Bricklayer, brik'lå-år s. a brick-mason of any liquor; the bank of a fountain Brickmaker,brik'må-kår s. one whose trade Brim, brim v. a. to fill to the top it is to make bricks [nuptial Brim, brim v. n. to be full to the brim Bridal, bridal a. belonging to a wedding, Brimful, brîm'ful a. full to the top Bride, bride s. a woman newly married Brimmer, brim'mår s. a bowl full to the top Bridebed, bride'bêd s. marriage-bed Brimstone, brim'stone s. sulphur Bridecake, bride'kåke s. a cake given to the Brinded, brin'ded a. streaked, tabby guests at a wedding [man Brindled, brin'dld a. brinded, streaked Bridegroom, bride'groom s. a new-married Brine, brine s. water impregnated with Bridemen, bride'men Bridemaids, bride'mȧdz the bride and bridegroom salt, the sea; tears any thing s. attendants on Bring, bring v. a. to fetch; to attract, to conduct; to induce, to prevail upon Bridewell, bride'wel s. a house of correction Bringer, bring'år s. the person who brings Bridge, bridje s. a building raised over wa[salt ter for the convenience of passage; part Brinish,bri'nish a. having the taste of brine, of the nose, or of a violin Brinishness, bri'nish-nês s. saltness Bridle, bri'dl s. the headstall and reins by Brink, brink s. the edge of any place, as of which a horse is governed; a restraint, a a precipice or a river [restrain, govern Brisk,brisk a. lively, vivacious, gay; bright Bridle, bri'dl v. a. to guide by a bridle; to Brisket, bris'kit s. the breast of an animal Bridle, bri'dl v. n. to hold up the head Briskly, brisk'le ad. actively, vigorously Bridlehand, bri'dl-hånd s. the hand which Briskness, brisk'nês s. liveliness, vigour, holds the bridle in riding [narrow quickness check case Brief, breef a. short, concise; contracted, Bristle, bris'sl s. the stiff hair of swine Broach,brotsh v.a.to spit,to pierce; to open, Briery, brl'ur-rè a. rough, full of briers Brigade, brè-gåde' s. a division of forces, a body of men Broacher, brotsh'år s. an opener, or utterer Brigadier-general, brîg-â-dèèr'-jên'êr-ål s. Broad, brawd a. wide, extended; open; an officer next below a major-general coarse; fulsome [cloth Brigantine, brig'ân-tine s. a light vessel; a Broadcloth, bråwd'kloth s. a fine kind o. coat of mail Broaden, bråw'dn v. n. to grow broad Bright, brite a. shining, illustrious; witty Broadly, bråwd'le ad. in a broad manner Brighten, bri'tn v. a. to make bright; to Broadness, bråwd'nes s. breadth, extent make luminous, alert, or acute [up from side to side; coarseness, fulsomeBrighten, bri'tn v. n. to grow bright, to clear [volley of shot fired at once Brightly, brite'lè ad. splendidly, with lustre Broadside, bråwd'side s. the side of a ship; Brightness, brite'nês s. lustre, splendour ; Broadsword, bråwd'sord s. a sword with a broad blade acuteness ness [gated Brilliancy, bril'yân-sè s. lustre, splendour Brocade, brò-kåde' s. a silken stuff varie nôr, nôt—tùbe, tåb, båll-dil—pôůnd—thin, This. Brocaded, bro-kả đẻd a. drest in brocade; or beseems a brother woven as brocade Brought, bråwt part. pass. of bring Brocage, bro'kidje s. the gain gotten by Brow, broû s. the arch of hair over the promoting bargains; the trade or deal- eyes; the forehead; the edge of any ing in old things high place Broccoli, brok'ko-lè s. a species of cabbage Browbeat, broů'bète v. a. to depress with Brock, brok s. a badger [old stern looks er-work [shrubs Brocket, brok'kit s. a red deer, two years Brown, broůn a. the name of a colour Brogue, bróg s. a kind of shoe; a corrupt Brownness, bröün'nês s. a brown colour dialect [of needlework Brownstudy, broun-stúd'dè s. gloomy meBroider, broè'dår v. a. to adorn with figures ditations Broidery, broè'dûr-rè s. embroidery; flow Browse, bröůze v. a. to eat branches or Bruise, brooze r. a. to crush or mangle [coals with a heavy blow [blunt and heavy on the Bruise, bröóze s. a hurt with something Bruit, broot s. rumour, noise, report Brumal, broo'mål a. belonging to the winter Brunet, broô-net' s. a woman with a brown complexion [stroke Brunt, brånt s. shock, violence, blow, Brush, brash s. an instrument for rubbing; a rude assault, a shock having Broil, broil s. a tumult, a quarrel a. Brush, brush v. a. to rub with a brush; to strike with quickness [skim lightly thickets [brush Brushy, brush'è a. rough or shaggy, like a Bronze, bronze s. brass, a medal [jewels Brustle, brås's! v. n. to crackle Brooch, brootзh s. a jewel; an ornament of Brutal, broo'tal a. savage, cruel, inhuman Brood, brood v. n. to sit on eggs; to cover Brutality, bröö-tâl'è-te s. savageness, churchickens under the wing; to consider lishness [or savage any thing anxiously [hatch Brutalize, brôô'tâ-lize v. n. to grow brutal Brood, brood v. a. to cherish by care, to Brutally, broo'tal-lè ad. churlishly, inhuBrood, brood s. offspring, progeny, a manly [age, irrational, rough, ferocious hatch; the number hatched at once Brute, broot a. senseless, unconscious, savBroody, broo'dè a. in a state of sitting on Brute, broots. a creature without reason Brutify, broot'tè-fl v. a. to make a man a [cious, ignorant Brutish, brbo'tish a. bestial, savage, feroBrutishly, broo'tish-le ad. in the manner of [ed a brute [ageness the eggs brute Broth, broth s. liquor in which flesh is boil-Brutishness, broo'tish-nês s. brutality, savBrothel, broтH'êl s. a bawdy-house Bubble, båb'bl s. a small bladder of water; Brother, bruтH'ur s. a male born of the a cheat, a false show same parents; any one resembling an-Bubble, bûb'bl v. n. to rise in bubbles; to other in manner, form, or profession run with a gentle noise Brotherhood, brüTH'år-hud s. the state or Bubble, bab bi v. a. to cheat quality of being a brother; a fraternity Bucanicis,búk-â-nèerz' s. American pirates Brotherly, bråra år-lè a. such as becomes Buck, buks the liquor in which clothes Fåte, får, fall, fåt-iné, mët--pine, pin-nỏ, move, ting out are washed; the male of fallow deer, ty; main fabrick ; part of a buildng jutrabbits, and other animals [ship Buckbasket, bûk bas-ket s. the basket in Bulkhead, bulk-hed' s. partition across a which clothes are carried to the wash [in Bulkiness, bûl'ke-nês s. greatness of stature Bucket, bak kît s. a vessel to carry water or size Buckle, buk'kl s. a link of metal, with a Bulky, bûl'kè a. of great size or stature tongue or catch made to fasten one thing Bull, bûl s. the male of black cattle; one of to another; the state of the hair crisped the twelve signs of the zodiack; a letter and curled [to confine published by the Pope; a blunder Buckle, buk'kl v. a. to fasten with a buckle, Bullbating, bul ba-ting s.the sport of baiting Buckler, bak'lår s. a shield bulls with dog's [courage Buckram, båk'rům s. a strong linen cloth, Bull-dog, bûl dog s. a dog remarkable for stiffened with gum Bull-head, bül'hed s. a stupid fellow, a fish Buckthorn, bûk'thorn s. a shrub Bullet, bullit s. a round ball of metal Bucolick, bu-kôl'îk s. a pastoral [germ Bullion, bül'yun s. gold or silver unwrought Bud, bud s. the first shoot of a plant, a Bullition, bul-fish'an s. the act or state of Bud, båd v. n. to put forth young shoots, Bullock, bål'lük s. a young bull [boiling Bud, båd v. a. to inoculate [or germs Bully, bûl'lè s. a noisy, quarreling fellow Budge, budje v. n. to stir Bulwark,bul'wurk s. a fortification,security Budget, båd jet s. a bag, a store, or stock Bum, bum s. the part on which we sit Buff, buf s. leather prepared from the skin Bumbailiff, bům-bá'lif s. a bailiff of the of the buffalo; a colour [cow meanest kind Buffalo, bûf'fa-lós. a kind of wild bull or Bump, bump s. a swelling, a protuberance Buffet, búf'fit s. a blow with the fist Buffet, büf-fet' s. a kind of cupboard Buffet, buf'fit v. a. to box, to beat Buffet, båf fit v. n. to play a boxing match Bumper, båm'pår s. a cup filled [rustick Bunchy, ban'shè a. growing into bunches Buffleheaded, buf-fl-hẻd'êd a. dull, stupid Bundle, bun'dis. a number of things bound Buffoon, büf-foon' s. a man whose profes- together sion is to make sport by low jests and an- Bundle, bûn'dl v. a. to tie in a bundle tick postures [a buffoon; low jests Bung, bång s. a stopper for a barrel Buffoonery,båf-foon'ûr-rè s. the practice of Bung, bung v. n. to stop up [barrel is filled Bug, bug s. a stinking insect false terrour Bunghole, bùng holes. the hole at which the Bugbear, bag bare s. a frightful object, a Bungle, búng'gl v. n. to perform clumsily Buggy, bug gè a. abounding with bugs Bungle, bång gl v. a. to botch, to manage Bugle, bu'gi s. a shining bead of glass Bugle, bu'gl Buglehorn, bù'gl-hörn s. a hunting horn Build, bild v. a. to make a fabrick; to raise any thing on a foundation Build, bild v. n. to depend on, to rest on tect Building, bild'ing s. a fabrick, an edifice Bulbous, bål'bas a. containing bulbs Bulk, balk s. magnitude, size; the majori clumsily Bungle, bang'gls, a botch, an awkwardness |