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Webster Dictionary :: Branch-peduncle
BR'ANCH-PEDUNCLE, n. A peduncle springing from a branch.
Webster Dictionary :: Branch-leaf
BR'ANCH-LEAF, n. A leaf growing on a branch.
Webster Dictionary :: Branch
BR'ANCH, n. 1. The shoot of a tree or other plant; a limb; a bough shooting from...
Webster Dictionary :: Brancard
BRANC'ARD, n. A horse litter. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bran-new
BRAN-NEW, a. Properly brand-new. Quite new, [fire new]; bright or shining.
Webster Dictionary :: Bran
BRAN, n. The outer coat of wheat, rye or other farinaceous grain, separated from...
Webster Dictionary :: Braminism
BRAM'INISM, n. The religion,or system of doctrines of the Bramins.
Webster Dictionary :: Braminess
BRAM'INESS BRAMIN'ICAL, a. Pertaining to the Bramins, or their doctrines and wor...
Webster Dictionary :: Braminee
BRAMINEE' n. The wife of a Bramin.
Webster Dictionary :: Bramin
BRAM'IN, n. An ancient philosopher of India. The brachmans are a branch of the a...
Webster Dictionary :: Brambling
BRAM'BLING BRAM'BLE, n. A bird, a species of fringilla, the mountain finch. BRAM'IN
Webster Dictionary :: Brambled
BRAM'BLED, a. Overgrown with brambles.
Webster Dictionary :: Bramblebush
BRAM'BLEBUSH, n. [bramble and bush.] The bramble, or a collection of brambles gr...
Webster Dictionary :: Bramble-net
BRAM'BLE-NET, n. [bramble and net.] A hallier, or a net to catch birds.
Webster Dictionary :: Bramble
BRAM'BLE, n. The raspberry bush or blackberry bush; a general name of the genus ...
Webster Dictionary :: Brama
BRAM'A, n. The bream, a fish. [See Bream .] BRAM'A
