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Webster Dictionary :: Bruisewort
BRUISEWORT, n. [bruise and wort.] A plant; comfrey.
Webster Dictionary :: Bruiser
BRUISER, n. A concave tool for grinding the specula of telescopes. 1. In vulgar ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bruised
BRUISED, pp. Crushed; hurt or broken by a blunt or heavy instrument.
Webster Dictionary :: Bruise
BRUISE, v.t. s as z. To crush by beating or pounding with an instrument not edge...
Webster Dictionary :: Brucite
BRU'CITE, n. A mineral, the chondrodite of Berzelius, which sometimes occurs in ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brucia
BRU'CIA, BRU'CINE, n. A new vegetable alkali, extracted from the bark of the fal...
Webster Dictionary :: Browsing
BROWS'ING, ppr. s as z. Feeding on branches, shrubs, or shoots of trees.
Webster Dictionary :: Browse
BROWSE, v.t. s as z. [Gr. to eat or browse; food, but probably these words may b...
Webster Dictionary :: Browny
BROWN'Y, a. Brown. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Brownness
BROWN'NESS, n. A brown color.
Webster Dictionary :: Brownist
BROWN'IST, n. A follower of Robert Brown, a puritan, or dissenter from the Churc...
Webster Dictionary :: Brownism
BROWN'ISM, n. The doctrines or religious creed of the Brownists, who maintained ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brownish
BROWN'ISH, a. Somewhat brown; inclined to brown.
Webster Dictionary :: Brown-spar
BROWN-SPAR, n. Pearl spar, or siderocalcite. BROWN'-STUDY , n. [brown and study....
Webster Dictionary :: Brown
BROWN, a. Dusky; of a dark or dusky color, inclining to redness; but the shades ...
Webster Dictionary :: Browless
BROW'LESS, a. Without shame. BROW'-POST , n. [brow and post.] Among builders, a ...
