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Webster Dictionary :: Bay-window
BAY-WINDOW, n. A window jutting out from the wall, as in shops.
Webster Dictionary :: Bay-salt
BAY-SALT, is salt which crystallizes or receives its consistence from the heat o...
Webster Dictionary :: Bay
BAY, a. [L.badius. Blass Bd.] Red, or reddish, inclining to a chestnut color; ap...
Webster Dictionary :: Baxterian
BAXTE'RIAN, a. Pertaining to Baxter, a celebrated English divine; as the Baxteri...
Webster Dictionary :: Bawsin
BAW'SIN, n. A badger.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawrel
BAW'REL, n. A kind of hawk.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawn
BAWN, n. An inclosure with mud or stone walls for keeping cattle; a fortificatio...
Webster Dictionary :: Bawling
BAWL'ING, ppr. Crying aloud. BAWL'ING ,n. The act of crying with a loud sound.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawler
BAWLER, n. One who bawls.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawled
BAWL'ED, pp. Proclaimed by outcry.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawl
BAWL, v.i. [L. balo, to bleat; Heb. the blast of a trumpet;to weep, to wail. The...
Webster Dictionary :: Bawdy-house
BAWD'Y-HOUSE, a. A house of lewdness and prostitution.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawdy
BAWD'Y, a. Obscene; filthy, unchaste; applied to language.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawdry
BAWD'RY, n. [See Bawd .] The abominable practice of procuring women for the grat...
Webster Dictionary :: Bawdrick
BAWD'RICK, n. [See Baldrick .] A belt.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawdiness
BAWD'INESS, n. Obscenity; lewdness.
