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Webster Dictionary :: Buckstall
BUCK'STALL, n. [buck and stall.] A toil or net to take deer.
Webster Dictionary :: Buckskin
BUCK'SKIN, n. The skin of a buck. As an adjective, made of leather prepared from...
Webster Dictionary :: Buckshorn
BUCKS'HORN, n. [buck and horn.] A plant, a species of Plantago, or plantain, cal...
Webster Dictionary :: Buckrams
BUCK'RAMS, n. The same as wild garlic.
Webster Dictionary :: Buckram
BUCK'RAM, n. A coarse linen cloth, stiffened with glue, used in garments to keep...
Webster Dictionary :: Buckmast
BUCK'MAST, n. [buck, that is, beach, and mast.] The mast or fruit of the beach t...
Webster Dictionary :: Buckler-thorn
BUCK'LER-THORN, n. Christ's thorn.
Webster Dictionary :: Buckler
BUCK'LER, n. A kind of shield, or piece of defensive armor, anciently used in wa...
Webster Dictionary :: Buckle
BUCK'LE, n. 1. An instrument made of some kind of metal, for fastening together ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bucking-stool
BUCK'ING-STOOL, n. A washing block.
Webster Dictionary :: Bucking
BUCK'ING, ppr. Soaking in lye, in the process of bleaching; washing. BUCK'ING , ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bucket
BUCK'ET, n. 1. The vessel in which water is drawn out of a well; it is nearly in...
Webster Dictionary :: Bucked
BUCK'ED, pp. Soaked in lye.
Webster Dictionary :: Buckbean
BUCK'BEAN, n. This is properly bogbean, which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Buck
BUCK, n. Lye in which clothes are soaked in the operation of bleaching; the liqu...
Webster Dictionary :: Bucholzite
BUCH'OLZITE, n. A newly discovered mineral, whose colors are white and black, ap...
