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Webster Dictionary :: Bride
BRIDE, n. 1. A woman new married. but the name is applied to a woman at the marr...
Webster Dictionary :: Bridality
BRIDAL'ITY, n. Celebration of the nuptial feast. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bridal
BRI'DAL, a. [See Bride .] Belonging to a bride, or to a wedding; nuptial; connub...
Webster Dictionary :: Bricky
BRICK'Y, a. Full of bricks, or formed of bricks.
Webster Dictionary :: Brickwork
BRICK'WORK, n. The laying of bricks, or a wall of bricks.
Webster Dictionary :: Brickmaker
BRICK'MAKER, n. [brick and make.] One who makes bricks, or whose occupation is t...
Webster Dictionary :: Brickle
BRICKLE, a. [from break.] Brittle; easily broken. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bricklayer
BRICK'LAYER, n. [brick and lay.] One whose occupation is to build with bricks; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Brickkiln
BRICK'KILN, n. [brick and kiln.] A kiln, or furnace, in which bricks are baked o...
Webster Dictionary :: Brickearth
BRICK'EARTH, n. [brick and earth.] Clay or earth used, or suitable for bricks.
Webster Dictionary :: Brickdust
BRICK'DUST, n. [brick and dust.] Dust of pounded bricks.
Webster Dictionary :: Brickbat
BRICK'BAT, n. [brick and bat.] A piece or fragment of a brick. BRICK'-BUILT , a....
Webster Dictionary :: Brick
BRICK, n. [L. imbrex, a gutter-tile, from imber, a shower, which is probably a c...
Webster Dictionary :: Bribeworthy
BRIBE'WORTHY, a. [bribe and worthy.] Worth bribing to obtain.
Webster Dictionary :: Bribery
BRI'BERY, n. The act or practice of giving or taking rewards for corrupt practic...
Webster Dictionary :: Briber
BRI'BER,n. One who bribes, or pays for corrupt practices.
