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Webster Dictionary :: Bastion
BAS'TION, n. bas'chun. A huge mass of earth, usually faced with sods, sometimes ...
Webster Dictionary :: Basting
BASTING, ppr. Beating with a stick; moistening with dripping; sewing together wi...
Webster Dictionary :: Bastinade
BASTINA'DE BASTINA'DO, n. [See Baste .] A sound beating with a stick or cudgel; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bastile
BAS'TILE, n. An old castle in Paris, built between 1369 and 1383, used as a stat...
Webster Dictionary :: Basted
BASTED, pp. Beat with a stick; moistened with fat or other matter in roasting; s...
Webster Dictionary :: Baste
BASTE, v.t. 1. To beat with a stick. 2. To drip butter or fat upon meat, as it t...
Webster Dictionary :: Bastas
BAS'TAS, n. An India cloth or plain muslin. That of Surat is said to be the best.
Webster Dictionary :: Bastarnic
BASTARN'IC, a. Pertaining to the Basternae, ancient inhabitants of the Carpathia...
Webster Dictionary :: Bastardy
B'ASTARDY, n. A state of being a bastard, or begotten and born out of lawful wed...
Webster Dictionary :: Bastards
B'ASTARDS, an appellation given to a faction or troop of bandits, who ravaged Gu...
Webster Dictionary :: Bastardly
B'ASTARDLY, adv. In the manner of a bastard; spuriously.
Webster Dictionary :: Bastardize
B'ASTARDIZE, v.t. To make or prove to be a bastard; to convict of being a bastar...
Webster Dictionary :: Bastardism
B'ASTARDISM, n. The state of a bastard.
Webster Dictionary :: Bastard
B'ASTARD, n. A natural child; a child begotten and born out of wedlock; an illeg...
Webster Dictionary :: Bast
B'AST, n. A rope or cord, made of the bark of the lime tree, bass-wood or linden...
Webster Dictionary :: Bassoonist
BASSOON'IST, n. A performer on the bassoon.
