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Webster Dictionary :: Bibacity
BIBAC'ITY, n. The quality of drinking much. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bibacious
BIBA'CIOUS, a. [L. bibax. See Bib .] Addicted to drinking; disposed to imbibe.
Webster Dictionary :: Bib
BIB, n. A small piece of linen or other cloth worn by children over the breast. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Biasing
BI'ASING, ppr. Giving a bias, particular direction or propensity; warping; preju...
Webster Dictionary :: Biased
BI'ASED, pp. Inclined from a right line; warped; prejudiced.
Webster Dictionary :: Bias-drawing
BI'AS-DRAWING, n. Partiality. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bias
BI'AS, n. 1. A weight on the side of a bowl which turns it from a straight line....
Webster Dictionary :: Biarmian
BIARM'IAN, a. Noting a race of Finns in Perme, in the north of Europe, on the Dv...
Webster Dictionary :: Biangulate
BIAN'GULATE BIAN'GULATED BIAN'GULOUS, a. [L.bis, twice, and angulus, an angle.] ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bia
BI'A, n. In commerce, a small shell called a cowry, much valued in the East Indies.
Webster Dictionary :: Bhuchampac
BHUCHAMP'AC, n. A beautiful plant of India, known in Linne's system, under the n...
Webster Dictionary :: Bezzle
BEZ'ZLE, v.t. To waste in riot. [Not used.] [See Embezzle .]
Webster Dictionary :: Bezola
BEZ'OLA, n. A fish of the truttaceous kind, of a dusky blue color, nearly of the...
Webster Dictionary :: Bezoardic
BEZOAR'DIC, a. Pertaining to or compounded of bezoar. BEZOAR'DIC , n. A medicine...
Webster Dictionary :: Bezoar
BE'ZOAR, n. 1. An antidote; a general name for certain animal substances suppose...
Webster Dictionary :: Bezel
BEZ'EL, n. The upper part of the collet of a ring, which encompasses and fastens...
