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Webster Dictionary :: Blubbering
BLUB'BERING, ppr. Weeping so as to swell the cheeks.
Webster Dictionary :: Blubbered
BLUB'BERED, pp. Swelled; big; turgid; as a blubbered lip.
Webster Dictionary :: Blubber
BLUB'BER, n. [See Blobber , Blob and Bleb.] 1. A blobber, or bubble; a common vu...
Webster Dictionary :: Blub
BLUB, v.t. To swell. [Not in use. See Bleb .]
Webster Dictionary :: Blowzy
BLOWZ'Y, a. Ruddy-faced; fat and ruddy; high colored.
Webster Dictionary :: Blowze
BLOWZE, n. blowz. [From the same root as blush, which see.] A ruddy fat-faced wo...
Webster Dictionary :: Blowth
BLOWTH, n. Bloom or blossom, or that which is expanded. It signifies bloom or bl...
Webster Dictionary :: Blown
BLOWN, pp. Driven by wind; fanned; sounded by blowing; spread by report; swelled...
Webster Dictionary :: Blowing
BLOWING, ppr. Making a current of air; breathing quick; sounding a wind instrume...
Webster Dictionary :: Blower
BLOWER, n. One who blows; one who is employed in melting tin. 1. A plate of iron...
Webster Dictionary :: Blow-point
BLOW-POINT, n. [blow and point.] A kind of play among children.
Webster Dictionary :: Blow-pipe
BLOW-PIPE,, n. [blow and pipe.] An instrument by which a blast or current of air...
Webster Dictionary :: Blow-ball
BLOW-BALL, n. [blow and ball.] The flower of the dandelion.
Webster Dictionary :: Blow
BLOW, n. [This probably is a contracted word, and the primary sense must be, to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Blotting
BLOT'TING, ppr. Spotting with ink; obliterating; staining.
Webster Dictionary :: Blotter
BLOT'TER, n. In counting houses, a waste book.
