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Webster Dictionary :: Bergander
BERG'ANDER, n. [berg, a cliff] A burrow duck; a duck that breeds in holes under ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bergamot
BERG'AMOT,n. 1. A species of pear. 2. A species of citron, at first casually pro...
Webster Dictionary :: Berg
BERG, n. A borough; a town that sends burgesses to Parliament; a castle. [See Bu...
Webster Dictionary :: Berengarianism
BERENGA'RIANISM, n. The opinions or doctrines of Berengarius, archdeacon of St.M...
Webster Dictionary :: Bereft
BEREFT', pp. of bereave. Deprived; made destitute.
Webster Dictionary :: Bereaving
BERE'AVING, ppr. Stripping bare; depriving.
Webster Dictionary :: Bereavement
BERE'AVEMENT, n. Deprivation, particularly by the loss of a friend by death.
Webster Dictionary :: Bereaved
BERE'AVED, pp. Deprived; stripped and left destitute.
Webster Dictionary :: Bereave
BERE'AVE, v.t. pret.bereaved, bereft: pp.bereaved, bereft. 1. To deprive; to str...
Webster Dictionary :: Bere
BERE, n. The name of a species of barley in Scotland.
Webster Dictionary :: Berberry
BER'BERRY, n. [L.berberis.] [See Barberry .]
Webster Dictionary :: Beray
BERA'Y, v.t. To make foul; to soil. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Berattle
BERAT'TLE, v.t. [be and rattle.] To fill with rattling sounds or noise.
Webster Dictionary :: Berate
BERA'TE, v.t. [be and rate.] To chide vehemently; to scold.
Webster Dictionary :: Berain
BERA'IN, v.t. To rain upon. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bequest
BEQUEST', n. Something left by will; a legacy.
