A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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BuniB) a- dodded, without horns.
auttcpp, n. T. barrel.
nuUra, V. a. a n. to roU. - Buntifl,
a. lulled, convex. —l^rtj/". roundiieij,
convexity.
BuHftgUj V. a. &: n. to sail a roundabout
way : to circumnavigate.
Bulfa, /. gymnotiu.
UultjC) m. breeze, a gentle gale, I«bet
-, light gale, bcamfegels -j loom
BumJIl, m. cumin. [gale.
Bummcl) n. a mark to direct naviga-
>. -tunn«) /. T. canbuoy.
Bummer, m. aveut, benuet.
Butlbat, a. notorious, known.
BunJ, OT.. customer. [guy.
Buntrsf tfltfj m. T. waistrope, boat's-
Buiig :c., f. Benung ic. -s^jiittfl, /.
untt, kuig's-hood. 5a till -, to
ike application to the king.
Buflfloraj v. a. to make known, to declare,
to publish, to advertise. - Bun=
florelfCj y. publication, notification.
Bunna, v. n. d a. to can, to be able,
to have power; to kuow^, to under-
stand, to be possessed of. - Buttttig,
a. known; cunning. - BunfTflp j /.
skill, knowledge ; notice, information,
intelligence; utility. -fltCj fn. spy,
BuiltA, /. T. mouse. [scout.
BuPhj /. a round protuberance, boss ;
a little hillock; case, box. -, f. a. -
riiirtetj to lay earth round the stem
of a plant. - Bwpig, a. bossed, bellied
; concave.
But J '". cure; centry-box ; coverture,
tilt, -flabe, m. a covered sledge.
ButA) V. n. to juke.
ButbitS, m. gourd. [torate.
Burfutfle, m. elector. -nbome,n. elec-
Burir, m. courier.
Burl.;, V. n. to coo, to croo.
Burra, /. bone-fish.
Burra, /. dungeon.
Burra, i'. n. to rumble, to croak.
Burtig, m. caressing. - Butttfetfl, v.
a. to flatter, to coax.
Bufa, Buf^A, f.«. to couch, to lie
close to the ground.
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Bufin, m. a f. cousin.
Buf?, m. coachman, -'bo&y m. coachbox,
—a, V. n. to coach, to drive a
coach, -a emfring, to post about.
Bu^a, /. blenny.
Buff, m. coast. -bevctCXtj m. guardship,
-ffltate, m. coaster.
Buttyggig, a. humpbacked.
Butter, rri. cutter, -brigg, m. brigcutter.
Buttra, V. n. to croo, to coo.
By tf ling , m. chick, chicken. -^OttA,
f. clucking-hen.
Byffe, n. hut, cottage.
BylA, V. a. to cool, to chiU. -nit me=:
&cl, n.pl. coolers, -n&e, s. f. coolness,
chilliness. - (Byl) -fAt, n. keel-fat,
cooler, -fla, V. a. to take the chill of
a cold drink, -fpuljl , m. a swelling
occasioned by cold, -fat, n. chil-
blain, kibe, -ig, a. chilly.
Byttct, m. buff waistcoat. -fAtg , m.
martial or yellow ochre.
BylfA, /. cluster, bunch.
Byittel, m. savory, summer-savory.
Bynbeleme^A, /. candlemas,
Byn&ig, a. conceited. [tion.
Bynne, n. temper of mind, disposi-
Byp, m. dier's tub.
Bypare, m. wine-cooper, cooper.
Byper, m. diaper.
Byrapier, m. trooper.
Bytfrcl, m. cher%-il. fFatlfT -, roughchervil.
fpanfF -, gj eat - chervil,
sweet-fern. frenfF -, garden-chervil.
By tf a, /.church.- (ByrFo) -betient,
m. clergyman, -bof , /. chiuch-book.
—bruC, n. ceremony of the chiurchrite.
-banf, m. pew. -botl, /. common
prayer. -falJ, m. kestril. -fa*
ber, m.pl. fathers. -gotie,re. churchland,
income. -gSng , m. going to
chinch ; churching. 3ungftU IRArie
—gang, the purification of Saiut
Mary, -gatfe, ni. cliurch-yard. -ber=
be, m. parson, rector. -l)ijleric , /.
ecclesiastic histoi7. -lag, rn. canonlaw,
-latare, m. father, -muc,
m. church- wall, cliurchyard-wall.
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