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Webster Dictionary :: Basil
BAS'IL, n. s as z. The slope or angle of a tool or instrument as of a chisel or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bashless
BASH'LESS, a Shameless; unblushing.
Webster Dictionary :: Bashfulness
BASH'FULNESS, n. Excessive or extreme modesty; a quality of mind often visible i...
Webster Dictionary :: Bashfully
BASH'FULLY, adv. Very modestly; in a timorous manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Bashful
BASH'FUL, a. [See Bash and Abash.] 1. Properly, having a downcast look; hence ve...
Webster Dictionary :: Bashaw
BASHAW', n. [This word is often written most absurdly pasha, both by the English...
Webster Dictionary :: Bash
BASH, v.i. [Heb.bosh, to be cast down, or confounded. See Abash .] To be ashamed...
Webster Dictionary :: Basenet
BA'SENET, n. A helmet.
Webster Dictionary :: Baseness
BA'SENESS, n. Meanness; vileness; worthlessness. 2. Vileness of metal; the quali...
Webster Dictionary :: Basement
BA'SEMENT, n. In architecture, the ground floor, on which the order or columns w...
Webster Dictionary :: Basely
BA'SELY, adv. In a base manner; meanly; dishonorable. 2. Illegitimately; in bast...
Webster Dictionary :: Baseless
BA'SELESS, a. Without a base; having no foundation, or support. The baseless fab...
Webster Dictionary :: Based
BA'SED, pp. Reduced in value; founded.
Webster Dictionary :: Base-viol
BA'SE-VIOL, n. [See Viol .] A musical instrument, used for playing the base or g...
Webster Dictionary :: Base-string
BA'SE-STRING, n. The lowest note.
Webster Dictionary :: Base-mindedness
BA'SE-MINDEDNESS, n. Meanness of spirit.
