webmaster
Webster Dictionary :: Burlesker
BURLESK'ER, n. One who burlesques, or turns to ridicule.
Webster Dictionary :: Burlesk
BURLESK', a. [The termination esque answers to Eng.] Jocular; tending to excite ...
Webster Dictionary :: Burler
BURL'ER, n. A dresser of cloth.
Webster Dictionary :: Burlace
BUR'LACE, n. [A contraction of burdelais.] A sort of grape.
Webster Dictionary :: Burl
BURL, v.t. [See Burly .] To dress cloth as fullers do. 1. To pick knots and loos...
Webster Dictionary :: Burin
BU'RIN, n. A graver; an instrument for engraving.
Webster Dictionary :: Burier
BURIER, n. ber'rier. One who buries a deceased person.
Webster Dictionary :: Burialplace
BURIAL'PLACE, n. A place appropriated to the burial of the dead; a grave-yard.
Webster Dictionary :: Burial
BURIAl, n. ber'rial. [See Bury .] The act of burying a deceased person; sepultur...
Webster Dictionary :: Burh
BURH, is the same as burg, burgh, with the aspirate. It is Saxon, and signifies ...
Webster Dictionary :: Burgundy
BUR'GUNDY, n. A kind of wine, so called from Burgundy in France. Burgundy pitch ...
Webster Dictionary :: Burgrave
BUR'GRAVE, n. [burg] In some European countries, an hereditary governor of a tow...
Webster Dictionary :: Burgonet
BURG'ONET, n. A kind of helmet, the Spanish murrion.
Webster Dictionary :: Burgomaster
BURG'OM'ASTER, n. [burg and master.] A burgh-master; a magistrate or one employe...
Webster Dictionary :: Burglary
BURG'LARY, n. The act or crime of nocturnal house breaking, with an intent to co...
Webster Dictionary :: Burglariously
BURGLA'RIOUSLY, adv. With an intent to commit burglary;in the manner of a burglar.
