Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Botanist

Botanistn.a person skilled in plants and herbs

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Botanize

Botanizev.i.to investigate plants

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Botanology

Botanologyn.a discourse on plants

1192

Botany

Botanyn.the knowledge or description of plants

1193

Botch

Botchv.t.to mend clumsily, mend, patch, spot

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Botch (2)

Botchn.a bile, ulcer, sore, swelling, patchwork

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Botcher

Botchern.a mender of old clothes, a bungling

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Botching

Botchingn.the mending of old clothes

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Botchy

Botchya.marked with or full of botches

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Botetto

Botetton.a Mexican fish swelling when touched, and its liver poisonous

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Both

Botha.the two, of two, as well, likewise

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Bother

Botherv.t.to vex, tease,Etym. (vulgar, form pother)

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Bototoe

Bototoen.a bird of the parrot kind

1202

Botryoid

Botryoida.resembling or like a bunch of grapes

1203

Bots

Botsn. pl.small worms in the entrails of horses

1204

Bottle

Bottlen.a vessel for liquor, viol, quart, bundle

1205

Bottle (2)

Bottlev.t.to put up into bottles, to keep close

1206

Bottlescrew

Bottlescrewn.a screw to draw corks

1207

Bottom

Bottomn.the lowest part, a foundation, a valley, ball, ship, dregs

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Bottom (2)

Bottomv.to put a bottom, to rest or fix upon

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Bottomless

Bottomlessa.having no bottom, unfathomable

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Bottomry

Bottomryn.a borrowing of money, and pledgingp a ship to secure the repayment

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Bouge

Bougev.i.to swell, swell or bulge out, project

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Bough

Boughn.an arm of a tree, branch, large shoot

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Bought

Boughtpret.andpa.of to buy;n.a knot, a bend

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Boughten

Boughten, [bawten]a.purchased, foreign-made

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Bougie

Bougien.a thin wax-candle, an instrument