Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Bleat

Bleatv.i.to cry like a sheep

893

Bleb

Blebn.a small cavity in a substance

894

Bleed

Bleedv.bled,pret.bled,pa.to lose or let blood, perish by bleeding, lose sap, feel keen distress

895

Bleeding

Bleedingn.an issue of blood, a letting of blood

896

Blemish

Blemishv.t.to deform, mark, hurt, defame

897

Blemish (2)

Blemishn.a deformity, disgrace, fault, stain, spot

898

Blench

Blenchv.i.to shrink, start back, hinder, ob.

899

Blend

Blendv.t.to mix, mingle, confound in a mass

900

Blend (2)

Blendn.a mineral composed of zink, sulphur, iron and arsenic

901

Blended

Blended, or Blentpa.mixed together, confused

902

Blendose

Blendosea.pertaining to blend

903

Blenny

Blennyn.a tribe of fish, of many varietyies

904

Bless

Blessv.t.to give success, make happy, pronounce a wish of happiness, consecrate by prayer, praise or glorify

905

Blessed

Blessed, or Blestpa.very happy or easy, prospered

906

Blessedness

Blessednessn.happiness, content, joy, holiness

907

Blessing

Blessingn.a good wish, divine favor, gift, enjoyment

908

Bletonism

Bletonismn.the faculty or art of perceiving subterranean springs by sensation

909

Bletonist

Bletonistn.one who can perceive subterranean springs

910

Blew

Blewpret.of to blow

911

Blight

Blightn.mildew, a disappointment;v.t.to blast

912

Blind

Blinda.distitute of sight, dark, weak, unseen

913

Blind (2)

Blindv.t.to darken, stop the sight, cover

914

Blind (3)

Blindn.anything that intercepts the sight, a cover

915

Blinded

Blindedpa.made blind, deprived of sight

916

Blindfold

Blindfoldv.t.to cover the eyes, to hoodwink

917

Blindfold (2)

Blindfolda.having the eyes covered, dark, weak

918

Blindly

Blindlyad.tamely, simply, without judgement