Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Bashaw

Bashawn.a Turkish viceroy, a very loud person

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Bashful

Bashfula.wanting due confidence, modest

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Bashfully

Bashfullyad.timorously, sheepishly, modestly

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Bashfulness

Bashfulnessn.want of confidence, extreme modesty, diffidence

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Basil

Basiln.the sloping of a tool, or angle at the edge

276

Basil (2)

Basilv.t.to grind a tool to an angle

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Basil (3)

Basiln.a genius of aromatic plants

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Basilar

Basilara.noting an artery and feveral bones of the head

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Basilicon

Basiliconn.a kind of salve or ointment

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Basilisk

Basiliskn.a cockatrice-serpent, a kind of cannon

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Basin

Basin, or Basonn.a vessel, pond, bay, dock

282

Basis

Basisn.(pl. bases), foundation, support, chief ingredient, &c.

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Bask

Baskv.i.to lie exposed to the heat, to warm

284

Basket

Basketn.a vessel made of rushes, willows, &c.

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Bass

Bassn.a mat to kneel on, rush, a fish

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Bass-Relief

Bass-reliefn.sculpture whose figures do not stand out from their ground in full proportion

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Basset

Bassetn.the name of a game at cards

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Bassoon

Bassoonn.a musical wind instrument

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Bastard

Bastardn.a spurious child or thing

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Bastard (2)

Bastarda.spurious

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Bastardize

Bastardizev.t.to determine one a bastard

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Bastardy

Bastardyn.a spurious or unlawful state of birth

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Baste

Bastev.t.to beat, sew slightly, drip butter, &c.

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Bastil

Bastiln.a jail, formerly the state prison of France

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Bastion

Bastionn.a bulwark, fortress, very great mass

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Basto

Baston.the name of the ace of clubs at quadrille

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Bastonade

Bastonadev.t.to beat the feet, knock, cudgel