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Webster Dictionary :: Burgamot

BURG'AMOT, n. A species of pear. [See Bergamot .] 1. A kind of perfume. [See Ber...

Webster Dictionary :: Burganet

BURG'ANET, BURGEOIS', n. A burgess. BURGEOIS',\par BOURGEOIS' , n. burjois'. A s...

Webster Dictionary :: Burgeon

BURGEON. [See Bourgeon .]

Webster Dictionary :: Burger-master

BURG'ER-MASTER, n. An aquatic fowl which builds its nest on cliffs near the water.

Webster Dictionary :: Burgess

BURG'ESS, n. 1. An inhabitant of a borough, or walled town; or one who possesses...

Webster Dictionary :: Burgess-ship

BURG'ESS-SHIP, n. The state or quality of a burgess.

Webster Dictionary :: Burgh

BURGH, n. burg. A different orthography of burg, borough, which see. BURGH'-BOTE...

Webster Dictionary :: Burgh-master

BURGH'-M'ASTER, n. [burgh and master.] A burgomaster; also, an officer in the ti...

Webster Dictionary :: Burgher

BURGH'ER, n. [from burg.] An inhabitant of a burgh or borough, who enjoys the pr...

Webster Dictionary :: Burgher-ship

BURGH'ER-SHIP, n. The state or privilege of a burgher.

Webster Dictionary :: Burghmote

BURGH'MOTE, n. [burgh and mote, meeting.] The court of a burgh or borough.

Webster Dictionary :: Burglar

BURG'LAR, n. [burgh or burg, a house] One guilty of nocturnal house breaking; on...

Webster Dictionary :: Burglarian

BURGLARIAN, n. A person guilty of burglary.

Webster Dictionary :: Burglarious

BURGLA'RIOUS, a. Pertaining to burglary; constituting the crime of burglary. To ...

Webster Dictionary :: Burglariously

BURGLA'RIOUSLY, adv. With an intent to commit burglary;in the manner of a burglar.

Webster Dictionary :: Burglary

BURG'LARY, n. The act or crime of nocturnal house breaking, with an intent to co...

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