Webster's Dictionary 1806

1729

Busily

Busily, [bizzily]ad.with constant attention

1730

Business

Businessn.an employment, trade, affair

1731

Busk

Buskn.whalebone or steel to keep down women's stays

1732

Buskin

Buskinn.a short or half boot worn on the stage

1733

Buskined

Buskineda.dressed in or wearing buskins

1734

Buss

Bussn.a kiss, vessel, fishing-boat;v.t.to kiss

1735

Bust

Bustn.a half statue, pile, ancient funeral pile

1736

Bustard

Bustardn.a bird, a kind of wild turky

1737

Bustle

Bustlen.a tumult, hurry, confusion, stir

1738

Bustler

Bustlern.an active stirring person, a busy body

1739

Busto

Buston.a bust, a half statue or figure

1740

Busy

Busy, [bizzy]v.t.to make busy, to employ

1741

Busy (2)

Busya.constantly occupied, meddling, active

1742

Busyboddy

Busyboddyn.a meddling or officious person

1743

But

But

1744

But (2)

Butconj.more, further, noting addition

1745

But (3)

Butn.a boundary, bound, limit, end, ob.

1746

Butcher

Butchern.a person who kills animals to sell

1747

Butcher (2)

Butcherv.t.to kill, to slay inhumanly

1748

Butcherbird

Butcherbirdn.the shrike, a bird of prey

1749

Butcherly

Butcherlya.cruel, barbarous, bloody, inhuman

1750

Butchery

Butcheryn.murder, cruelty, a place of killing

1751

Butend

Butendn.the larger or thicker end of a thing

1752

Butler

Butlern.one who has the care of liquors & plate

1753

Butlerage

Butleragen.money paid or given to a butler, a duty

1754

Butment

Butmentn.the support of an arch

1755

Butt

Buttn.a mark, object of ridicule, cask, blow or stroke, end of a ship's plank, a hinge