Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Banquet (2)

Banquetv.to give a feast, feast, fare very well

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Banter

Bantern.rallery, slight satire, ridicule, joke

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Banter (2)

Banterv.t.to play, to run upon, to rally, to ridicule

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Banterer

Banterern.one who ridicules or rallies, a droll

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Bantling

Bantlingn.a very little or young child, an infant

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Baptism

Baptismn.a washing or sprinkling with water, a holy ordinance and sign of admission into Christ's Church

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Baptismal

Baptismala.pertaining to baptism

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Baptist

Baptistn.one who holds to baptism by immersion

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Baptist (2)

Baptist, or Baptizern.one who christens or dips

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Baptistry

Baptistryn.the place for baptizing at, a font

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Baptize

Baptizev.t.to christen, plunge, apply water as a sign of admission into the church

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Bar

Barn.a bolt, stop, cross beam for security, inclosure in an inn or court room, division in music, bank of sand in a river, body of lawyers, an exception in pleading, &c.

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Bar (2)

Barv.t.to fasten, secure, hinder, shut out, stop

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Barb

Barbv.t.to furnish horses with armor, to shave

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Barbacan

Barbacann.an outward fortification, watchtower

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Barbacue

Barbacuen.a hog dressed whole with spices

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Barbahel

Barbaheln.a bat with hairy lips

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Barbaresk

Barbareskn.the ash colored squirrel of Barbary

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Barbarian

Barbariann.a man uncivilized or brutal, a savage

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Barbarian (2)

Barbariana.savage, cruel, wild, rude, uncivilized

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Barbaric

Barbarica.foreign, outlandish, rude

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Barbarism

Barbarismn.savageness, ignorance, impropriety of speech, an uncivilized state

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Barbarity

Barbarityn.a savage state, cruelty

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Barbarize

Barbarizev.t.to make or render barbarous

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Barbarous

Barbarousa.cruel, rude, uncivilized, improper

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Barbarously

Barbarouslyad.cruely, inhumanely, ill, rudely

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Barbarousness

Barbarousnessn.cruelty, impropriety of speech