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Webster Dictionary :: Buhrstone
BUHR'STONE, n. A subspecies of silex or quartz, occurring in amorphous masses, p...
Webster Dictionary :: Bugwort
BUG'WORT, n. A plant, the Cimicifuga.
Webster Dictionary :: Bugloss
BU'GLOSS, n. [L. buglossus; Gr. an ox, and tongue.] A genus of plants, called al...
Webster Dictionary :: Bugle-weed
BU'GLE-WEED, n. A plant, the lycopus virginicus, valued as a remedy for haemopty...
Webster Dictionary :: Bugle
BU'GLE, BU'GLE-HORN, n. A hunting horn. 1. A military instrument of music. BU'GL...
Webster Dictionary :: Buggy
BUG'GY, a. [from bug.] Abounding with bugs.
Webster Dictionary :: Bugginess
BUG'GINESS, n. [from buggy.] The state of being infected with bugs.
Webster Dictionary :: Buggery
BUG'GERY, n. The unnatural and detestable crime of carnal intercourse of man or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bugger
BUG'GER, n. One guilty of the crime against nature. A vile wretch; a term of rep...
Webster Dictionary :: Bugelugey
BU'GELUGEY, n. A large species of lizard, four feet long.
Webster Dictionary :: Bugee
BUGEE', n. A species of monkey found in India, of a beaver color.
Webster Dictionary :: Bugbear
BUG'BEAR, v.t. To alarm or frighten with idle phantoms.
Webster Dictionary :: Bug
BUG, n. In common language, the name of a vast multitude of insects, which infes...
Webster Dictionary :: Bufonite
BU'FONITE, n. [L. bufo, a toad.] Toadstone, or fossil-teeth of the anarrhicas or...
Webster Dictionary :: Buffoonly
BUFFOON'LY, a. Consisting of low vulgar tricks. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Buffoonism
BUFFOON'ISM, n. The practices of a buffoon. BUFFOON'-LIKE , a. Resembling a buff...
