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Webster Dictionary :: Bang
BANG, v.t. 1. To beat, as with a club or cudgel; to thump; to cudgel. [A low wor...
Webster Dictionary :: Banefulness
BA'NEFULNESS, n. Poisonousness; destructiveness. BA'NE WORT , n. [See Wort .] A ...
Webster Dictionary :: Banefully
BA'NEFULLY, adv. Perniciously; destructively.
Webster Dictionary :: Baneful
BA'NEFUL, a. Poisonous; pernicious; destructive.
Webster Dictionary :: Baneberry
BA'NEBERRY, n. A name of the herb christopher, actaea, or aconitum racemosum.
Webster Dictionary :: Bane
BANE, n.[Gr. is to kill; in L. venenum is poison.] Poison of a deadly quality; h...
Webster Dictionary :: Bandying
BAND'YING, ppr. Beating, impelling or tossing from one to another; agitating in ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bandy-legged
BAND'Y-LEGGED, a. Having crooked legs.
Webster Dictionary :: Bandy
BAND'Y, n. [L.pando.] A club for striking a ball at play. BAND'Y , v.t. To beat ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bandstring
BAND'STRING, n. A string appendant to a band.
Webster Dictionary :: Bandrol
BAND'ROL, n. 1. A little flag or streamer, in form of a guidon, used to be hung ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bandore
BAN'DORE, n. A musical stringed instrument, like a lute.
Webster Dictionary :: Bandon
BAN'DON, n. Disposal; license. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bandoleers
BANDOLEE'RS, n. A large leathern belt, thrown over the right shoulder, and hangi...
Webster Dictionary :: Bandlet
BAND'LET BAN'DOG, n, A large species of dog.
Webster Dictionary :: Bandle
BAN'DLE, n. An Irish measure of two feet in length.
