Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Barren (2)

Barrenn.an unfertile tract of land

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Barrenly

Barrenlyad.unfruitfully, unprofitably, dully

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Barrenness

Barrennessn.unfruitfullnes, a want of matter

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Barricade

Barricadev.t.to stop up, fasten, fortify, secure

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Barricade (2)

Barricade, or Barricadon.an obstruction, bar stop, impediment, hinderence, defence, safety

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Barrier

Barriern.a boundary, limit, stoppage, defense

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Barrister

Barristern.a pleader at the law, a lawyer

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Barrow

Barrown.a hand carriage, a gelt swine, a hillec raised over the dead

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Barshot

Barshotn.two balls joined by a bar

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Barter

Barterv.t.to exchange, truck, swop, trade

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Barter (2)

Barter, or Barteryn.traffic by exchange or truck

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Barterer

Barterern.one who traffics by exchange

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Baryte

Baryten.a very heavy earth or stone

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Barytic

Barytica.pertaining to baryte

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Basalt

Basaltn.a hard stone black or green, consisting of prismatic crystals, in upright blocks

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Basaltic

Basaltica.resembling or pertaining to basalt

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Basaltiform

Basaltiforma.in the form of basalt

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Basaltine

Basaltinen.a column of basalt

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Basanite

Basaniten.black jasper, a siliceous stone

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Base

Basen.the bottom, foundation, pedestal, support, the gravest part in music, in chemistry, the chief ingredient, or that which fixes another

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Base (2)

Basea.mean, vile, worthless, cowardly, low

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Baseborn

Baseborna.born out of wedlock, bastard

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Baseless

Baselessa.without support, chimerical

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Basely

Baselyad.meanly, dishonorably, viley, cowardly

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Basemant

Basemantn.the lower story, supporting pillars

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Baseness

Basenessn.meaness, vileness, bastardy, deepness

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Baseviol

Basevioln.an instrument, a fiddle for the base