Webster's Dictionary 1806

1135

Bookworm

Bookworm, or Bookmann.a close student, a mite

1136

Boom

Boomn.a spar to extend a sail, a chain or cable across a river

1137

Boom (2)

Boomv.i.to rush with violence, to sail very fast

1138

Boomary

Boomaryn.iron once hammered in bars

1139

Boon

Boona.gay, merry, pleasant, cheerful, good, kind

1140

Boon (2)

Boonn.a gift, present, favor, prayer, bone

1141

Boops

Boopsn.a Mediterranean fish with large eyes

1142

Boor

Boorn.a clown, lout, countryfied, rough

1143

Boorishness

Boorishnessn.clownishness, rusticity, rudeness

1144

Boose

Boosev.i.to drink to excessn.a stall

1145

Boosy

Boosya.tipsy, drunk,Etym. (vulgar)

1146

Boot

Bootv.to profit, gain advantage, put on boots

1147

Boot (2)

Bootn.profit, gain, advantage, put on boots

1148

Boot (3)

Bootn.profit, gain, advantage, booty, a covering for the legs, part of a coach, kind of rack

1149

Bootcatcher

Bootcatchern.a person who pulls off boots, &c.

1150

Booted

Bootedpa.in boots, equipped, ready

1151

Bootee

Booteen.a short boot

1152

Booth

Boothn.a place of entertainment, a stall in a fair

1153

Bootless

Bootlessa.useless, unavailing, unprofitable, vain

1154

Boottree

Boottreen.a piece of wood to shape a boot

1155

Booty

Bootyn.pillage, plunder, spoil, prey, unfair play

1156

Borably

Borablya.that may or can be bored

1157

Borachio

Borachion.a drunkard, a leathern bottle

1158

Boracic

Boracica.pertaining to borax, fully acidified

1159

Boracite

Boraciten.a magnesian earth combined with boracic acid

1160

Boracited

Boraciteda.combined with boracic acid

1161

Boracous Acid

Boracous acidn.borax partially saturated with oxygene