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Webster Dictionary :: Bark-galled
B'ARK-GALLED, a. Having the bark galled, as with thorns. This defect is cured by...
Webster Dictionary :: Bark-bound
B'ARK-BOUND, a. Having the bark too firm or close, as with trees. This disease i...
Webster Dictionary :: Bark-bared
B'ARK-BARED, a. Stripped of the bark.
Webster Dictionary :: Bark
B'ARK, n. [Probably from stripping, separating.] 1. The rind or exterior coverin...
Webster Dictionary :: Barium
BAR'IUM, n. The metallic basis of baryte or baryta, which is an oxyd of barium.
Webster Dictionary :: Baritone
BAR'ITONE, [See Barytone .]
Webster Dictionary :: Barilla
BARIL'LA, n. A plant cultivated in Spain for its ashes, from which the purest ki...
Webster Dictionary :: Barger
B'ARGER, n. The manager of a barge.
Webster Dictionary :: Bargemaster
B'ARGEMASTER, n. The proprietor of a barge, conveying goods for hire.
Webster Dictionary :: Bargeman
B'ARGEMAN, n. The man who manages a barge.
Webster Dictionary :: Barge-course
B'ARGE-COURSE, n. In bricklaying, a part of the tiling which projects beyond the...
Webster Dictionary :: Barge-couples
B'ARGE-COUPLES, n. In architecture, a beam mortised into another, to strengthen ...
Webster Dictionary :: Barge
B'ARGE, n. barj. [Barge, and bark or barque, a ship, are radically one word.] 1....
Webster Dictionary :: Bargainer
B'ARGAINER, n. The party in a contract who stipulates to sell and convey propert...
Webster Dictionary :: Bargainee
BARGAINEE', n. The party in a contract who receives or agrees to receive the pro...
Webster Dictionary :: Bargain
B'ARGAIN, n. An agreement between parties concerning the sale of property; or a ...
