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Webster Dictionary :: Bootee
BOOTEE', n. A word sometimes used for a half or short boot.
Webster Dictionary :: Booted
BOOT'ED, pp. Having boots on.
Webster Dictionary :: Bootcatcher
BOOT'CATCHER, n. [boot and catch.] The person at an inn whose business is to pul...
Webster Dictionary :: Boot
BOOT, v.t. [Eng. but. The primary sense of the root is to advance, or carry forw...
Webster Dictionary :: Boosy
BOO'SY, a. boo'zy. A little intoxicated; merry with liquor. [Vulgar.]
Webster Dictionary :: Boost
BOOST, v.t. To lift or raise by pushing; to push up. [A common vulgar wood in N....
Webster Dictionary :: Boose
BOOSE, n. [Heb. a stall or crib.] A stall or inclosure for an ox, cow or other c...
Webster Dictionary :: Boorishness
BOOR'ISHNESS, n. Clownishness; rusticity, coarseness of manners.
Webster Dictionary :: Boorishly
BOOR'ISHLY, adv. In a clownish manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Boorish
BOOR'ISH, a. Clownish; rustic; awkward in manners, and illiterate.
Webster Dictionary :: Boor
BOOR, n. A countryman; a peasant; a rustic; a plowman; a clown; hence, one who i...
Webster Dictionary :: Boops
BO'OPS, n. The pike-headed whale, with a double pipe in its snout,and a hard hor...
Webster Dictionary :: Boon
BOON, n. [L. bonus.] 1. A gift; a grant; a benefaction; a present; a favor grant...
Webster Dictionary :: Boom
BOOM, n. A long pole or spar, run out from various parts of a ship, or other ves...
Webster Dictionary :: Booley
BOO'LEY, n. In Ireland, one who has not settled habitation,but wanders from plac...
Webster Dictionary :: Bookworm
BOOK'WORM, n. [book and worm.] A worm or mite that eats holes in books. 1. A stu...
