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Webster Dictionary :: Berry-bearing
BER'RY-BEARING, a. Producing berries.
Webster Dictionary :: Berry
BER'RY, n. 1. A succulent or pulpy fruit, containing naked See ds. Or in more te...
Webster Dictionary :: Berried
BER'RIED, a. Furnished with berries.
Webster Dictionary :: Beroe
BER'OE, n. A marine animal of an oval or spherical form, nearly an inch in diame...
Webster Dictionary :: Berob
BEROB', v.t. [be and rob.] To rob. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bernardins
BER'NARDINS, n. An order of monks, founded by Robert, abbot of Moleme, and refor...
Webster Dictionary :: Bernardine
BER'NARDINE, a. Pertaining to St. Bernard, and the monks of the order.
Webster Dictionary :: Bernacle
BER'NACLE, [See Barnacle .]
Webster Dictionary :: Berme
BERME, n. In fortification, a space of ground of three, four or five feet in wid...
Webster Dictionary :: Berluccio
BERLUC'CIO, n. A small bird, somewhat like the yellow hammer, but less and more ...
Webster Dictionary :: Berlin
BER'LIN, n. A vehicle of the chariot kind, supposed to have this name from berli...
Webster Dictionary :: Berhyme
BERHY'ME, v.t. [be and rhyme.] To mention in rhyme or verse; used in contempt.
Webster Dictionary :: Bergmote
BERG'MOTE, n. A court held on a hill in Derbyshire, in England, for deciding con...
Webster Dictionary :: Bergmaster
BERG'MASTER, n. The bailiff or chief officer among the Derbyshire miners.
Webster Dictionary :: Bergmanite
BERG'MANITE, n. [from Bergman, the mineralogist.] A mineral classed with scapoli...
Webster Dictionary :: Bergeret
BER'GERET, n. A song. [Not used.]
