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Webster Dictionary :: Boult
BOULT, an incorrect orthography. [See Bolt .]
Webster Dictionary :: Boulet
BOULET', n. [from the root of ball, or bowl.] In the manege, a horse is so calle...
Webster Dictionary :: Boulder-wall
BOULDER-WALL, n. [rather bowlder-wall. See Bowlder .] A wall built of round flin...
Webster Dictionary :: Bouillon
BOUILLON, n. Broth; soup.
Webster Dictionary :: Bougie
BOUGIE,n. boogee'. In Surgery, a long slender instrument, that is introduced thr...
Webster Dictionary :: Bought
BOUGHT, bast, pret. and pp. of buy. [See Buy .] BOUGHT , n. bawt. 1. A twist; a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Boughhty
BOUGHHT'Y, a. baw'ty. Bending.
Webster Dictionary :: Bough
BOUGH, n. bou. The branch of a tree; applied to a branch of size, not to a small...
Webster Dictionary :: Bouge
BOUGE, v.i. booj. To swell out. [Little used.] BOUGE , n. Provisions. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Boud
BOUD, n. An insect that breeds in malt or other grain; called also a weevil.
Webster Dictionary :: Bouchet
BOUCHET', n. A sort of pear.
Webster Dictionary :: Bottony
BOT'TONY, n. [from the same root as bud, button.] In heraldry, a cross bottony t...
Webster Dictionary :: Bottomry
BOT'TOMRY, n. [from bottom.] The act of borrowing money, and pledging the keel o...
Webster Dictionary :: Bottomless
BOT'TOMLESS, a. Without a bottom; applied to water, caverns _c., it signified fa...
Webster Dictionary :: Bottoming
BOT'TOMING, ppr. Founding; building upon; furnishing with a bottom.
Webster Dictionary :: Bottomed
BOT'TOMED, pp. Furnished with a bottom; having a bottom This word is often used ...
