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Webster Dictionary :: Bright-burning
BRIGHT-BURNING, a. Burning with a bright flame.
Webster Dictionary :: Bright
BRIGHT, a. brite. [Heb. to shine.] 1. Shining; lucid; luminous; splendid; as a b...
Webster Dictionary :: Brigantine
BRIG'ANTINE, n. [L. aphractum; Gr. a vessel without a deck, uncovered. It is usu...
Webster Dictionary :: Brigandine
BRIG'ANDINE, n. Anciently, a coat of mail. The name has ceased to be used, with ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brigandage
BRIG'ANDAGE, n. Theft; robber; plunder.
Webster Dictionary :: Brigand
BRIG'AND, n. A robber; a free booter; a lawless fellow who lives by plunder, or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brigadier
BRIGADIE'R, n. The general officer who commands a brigade, whether of horse or f...
Webster Dictionary :: Brigade-major
BRIGA'DE-MAJOR, n. [See Major .] An officer appointed by the brigadier, to assis...
Webster Dictionary :: Brigade
BRIGA'DE, n. A party or division of troops, or soldiers,whether cavalry or infan...
Webster Dictionary :: Brig
BRIG, the termination of names, signifies a bridge, or perhaps, in some cases, a...
Webster Dictionary :: Briery
BRI'ERY, a. Full of briers; rough; thorny.
Webster Dictionary :: Brier
BRI'ER, n. 1. In a general sense, a prickly plant or shrub. Is.v.6. Judg 8:7. 2....
Webster Dictionary :: Briefness
BRIE'FNESS, n. Shortness; conciseness in discourse or writing.
Webster Dictionary :: Briefly
BRIE'FLY, adv. Concisely; in few words.
Webster Dictionary :: Brief
BRIEF, a. [L. brevis, when brevio, so shorten abbreviate. Brevis, in Latin, is d...
Webster Dictionary :: Bridling
BRI'DLING, ppr. Putting on a bridle; restraining;curbing. 1. Holding up the head...
