Bounce
Bouncev.i.to leap, spring, crack, boast, bully
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Bounce (2)
Bouncen.a leap, kick, sudden noise, or blow, boast
Bouncer
Bouncern.one who bounces, a boaster, a bully
Bouncing
Bouncingn.a great or sudden noise, a crack
Bound
Boundv.to limit, end, spring, fly back, rebound
Bound (2)
Boundpa.pass. of to bind;a.destined, going to
Bound (3)
Boundn.limit, mark, restraint, end
Bounden
Boundena.required, necessary, obliged to
Boundless
Boundlessa.unconfined, unlimited, infinite
Boundlessness
Boundlessnessn.state of being without limit
Boundstone
Boundstonen.stone to play with, a landmark
Bounteous
Bounteous, or Bountifula.liberal, generous, kind
Bounteously
Bounteously, or Bountifullyad.liberally, freely
Bounteousness
Bounteousness, or Bountifulnessn.liberality, generosity, kindness, goodness
Bounty
Bountyn.free gift, generosity, a premium
Bout
Boutn.a turn, trial, essay, attempt
Bovine
Bovinea.pertaining to cattle, or the cow kind
Bow
Bowv.t.to bend down, stoop, crush, sink under
Bow (2)
Bown.a bending in token of civility or reverence, the rounding part of a ship's side forward
Bow (3)
Bown.an instrument to shoot arrows and another to play on a violin, rainbow, part of a yoke, of a knot, &c.
Bowbent
Bowbenta.bent like a bow, arched, crooked
Bowed
Bowedv.to pierce or take out of the bowels
Bowelless
Bowellessa.cruel, merciless, unfeeling, unkind
Bowels
Bowelsn. pl.parts withing the body, feeling
Bower
Bowern.an arbor made in a garden, an anchor
Bowery
Bowerya.full of bowers, shady, retired, cool
Bowl
Bowln.the hallow of a cup or glass, a vessel used for punch