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Webster Dictionary :: Balker
BALK'ER, n. One who balks. In fishery, balkers are persons who stand on rocks an...
Webster Dictionary :: Balked
BALK'ED, pp. Plowed in ridges between furrows, as in American husbandry. 2. Frus...
Webster Dictionary :: Balk
BALK, n. bauk. 1. A ridge of land, left unplowed, between furrows, or at the end...
Webster Dictionary :: Balize
BALIZE, n. A sea-mark; a pole raised on a bank.
Webster Dictionary :: Balister
BALIS'TER, n. [L.balista, from Gr.to throw.] A cross bow.
Webster Dictionary :: Balefully
BA'LEFULLY, adv. Sorrowfully; perniciously; in a calamitous manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Baleful
BA'LEFUL, a.[See Bale .] Woeful; sad; sorrowful; full of grief; producing misery...
Webster Dictionary :: Balearic
BALEAR'IC, a. [Gr. to throw, because the inhabitants were good slingers.] Pertai...
Webster Dictionary :: Bale
BALE, n.[Heb. to bind, to pledge, and its derivative.] 1. A bundle or package of...
Webster Dictionary :: Baldrick
BALD'RICK, n. [L.balleus, a belt, and rick, rich. See These words.] 1. A girdle,...
Webster Dictionary :: Baldpated
BALD'PATED, a. Destitute of hair; shorn of hair.
Webster Dictionary :: Baldpate
BALD'PATE, n. A pate without hair.
Webster Dictionary :: Baldness
BALD'NESS, n. Want of hair on the top and back of the head; loss of hair; meanne...
Webster Dictionary :: Baldlly
BALDL'LY, adv. Nakedly; meanly; inelegantly; openly.
Webster Dictionary :: Balderdash
BALD'ERDASH, n. Mean, senseless prate; a jargon of words; ribaldry; anything jum...
Webster Dictionary :: Balda-chin
BALD'A-CHIN, BALD'AQUIN, n. In architecture, a building in form of a canopy, sup...
