Webster's Dictionary 1806

1702

Burncow

Burncown.a genus of insects pernicious to cattle

1703

Burner

Burnern.one who burns, one who sets on fire

1704

Burnet

Burnetn.the name of a plant or coarse grass

1705

Burning

Burningn.a consuming by fire, fire, heat

1706

Burningglass

Burningglassn.a glass that collects the sun's rays

1707

Burnish

Burnishv.to polish, bright, growbright

1708

Burnisher

Burnishern.a person or tool that burnishes

1709

Burr

Burrn.the lobe or lap of the ear, a knob, a plant

1710

Burrel

Burreln.a kind of pear, insect, stinging fly

1711

Burrelshot

Burrelshotn.nails, stone, &c. shot from cannon

1712

Burrow

Burrowv.i.to make holes or lodge in the earth

1713

Burrow (2)

Burrown.a rabbit-hole, corporate town in Eng.

1714

Bursal

Bursala.pertaining to a purse or sack

1715

Bursar

Bursarn.the treasurer of a college, &c. a butler

1716

Burse

Bursen.an exchange for merchants, a shop, ob.

1717

Burst

Burstv.burst,pret.burst, bursten,pa.to break asunder, fly open or out, spring, issue suddenly

1718

Burst (2)

Burstn.a sudden breaking or rent, an eruption

1719

Burst (3)

Burst, or Burstenpa.broken, having a rupture

1720

Burthen

Burthenn.see burden

1721

Bury

Bury, [berry]n.a dwelling-place; as Alderman-bury, &c.

1722

Bury (2)

Buryv.t.to inter, as ina grave, to hide or lose in surrounding matter, to retire to solitude

1723

Bush

Bushn.a thick shrub, bough, tail of a fox, a cylender in a block

1724

Bush (2)

Bushv.to grow bushy, furnish with a bush

1725

Bushel

Busheln.a dry measure of four pecks, a strike

1726

Bushiness

Bushinessn.fulness, thickness, largeness

1727

Bushment

Bushmentn.a cluster or heap of bushes, ob.

1728

Bushy

Bushya.full of bushes, thick, large full