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BURG'OM'ASTER, n. [burg and master.] A burgh-master; a magistrate or one employe...
BURG'ONET, n. A kind of helmet, the Spanish murrion.
BUR'GRAVE, n. [burg] In some European countries, an hereditary governor of a tow...
BUR'GUNDY, n. A kind of wine, so called from Burgundy in France. Burgundy pitch ...
BURH, is the same as burg, burgh, with the aspirate. It is Saxon, and signifies ...
BURIAl, n. ber'rial. [See Bury .] The act of burying a deceased person; sepultur...
BURIAL'PLACE, n. A place appropriated to the burial of the dead; a grave-yard.
BURIER, n. ber'rier. One who buries a deceased person.
BU'RIN, n. A graver; an instrument for engraving.
BURL, v.t. [See Burly .] To dress cloth as fullers do. 1. To pick knots and loos...
BUR'LACE, n. [A contraction of burdelais.] A sort of grape.
BURL'ER, n. A dresser of cloth.
BURLESK', a. [The termination esque answers to Eng.] Jocular; tending to excite ...
BURLESK'ER, n. One who burlesques, or turns to ridicule.
BURLESQUE, BURLESQ'UER, BURLET'TA, n. A comic opera; a musical entertainment.
BUR'LINESS,n. [See Burly .] Bulk; bluster.