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Webster Dictionary :: Bawdily
BAWD'ILY, adv. Obscenely; lewdly.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawd
BAWD,n. [Gr.,a procurer or procuress.] A procurer or procuress. A person who kee...
Webster Dictionary :: Bawcock
BAW'COCK, n. A fine fellow.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawbling
BAWB'LING, a. Trifling; contemptible.
Webster Dictionary :: Bawble
BAW'BLE, n. [ According to Spelman, baubella are gems or jewels.] A trifling pie...
Webster Dictionary :: Bavin
BAV'IN, n. A stick like those bound up in faggots; a piece of waste wood. In war...
Webster Dictionary :: Bavaroy
BAV'AROY, n. A king of cloke or surtout.
Webster Dictionary :: Baulk
BAULK [See Balk .]
Webster Dictionary :: Bauge
BAUGE, n. A drugget manufactured in Burgundy, with thread spun thick, and of coa...
Webster Dictionary :: Baubee
BAUBEE', n. In Scotland the North of England, a half penny.
Webster Dictionary :: Batz
BATZ, n. A small copper coin with a mixture of silver,current in some parts of G...
Webster Dictionary :: Batty
BAT'TY, a. [from bat, an animal.] Belonging to a bat.
Webster Dictionary :: Battulation
BATTULA'TION,n. A prohibition of commerce.
Webster Dictionary :: Battulate
BAT'TULATE, v.t. To interdict commerce. [A word used by the Levant company.]
Webster Dictionary :: Battory
BAT'TORY, n. Among the Hans-Towns, a factory or magazine which the merchants hav...
Webster Dictionary :: Batton
BAT'TON, n. [from bat.] In commerce, pieces of wood or deal for flooring, or oth...
