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Show BU bulbs havin round or roundifh knobs There are of roots, éulbous roots, fibrous roots and hirfute roots. And1 take it, in the bulbous the fap hafteneth moft to the air and fun = Bacon Set up your traps for vermin, efpecially amongf your bulbous roots Ewelyn's Kalendar Their leaves, after they are fwelled out, lik a bulbous root, to make the bottle, bend inward or come again clofe to the ftalk, Ray on {be' Creat 7o Burce @. z [It was originall written bilge : bilge was the lower par of the thip, where it fivelled out ; fro bilig, Sax. a bladder. " "1. To take in water; to founder. Thrice round the fhip was toft Then bulg'd at once) and in the deep was loft Dryden 2. To jut out The fide, or part of the fide of a wall, or an timber that bulges from its bottom or foundation is faid to batter, or hang over the foundation Bu'Limy Moxon's Mechanical Exercifes # /i [Bsnipia, from B3, an ox and Aiss, hunger.] An enormous appetite, ‘attended with fainting nefs of the extremities BULK an cold RI 1D o7 2. /. [bulcke, Dutch, the breaft, o largeft part of a man. 1. Magnitude of material fubftance ;5 mafs Againft thefe forces there were prepared near on hundred fhips; not fo great of bu/k indeed bu ofa more nimble motion, and more ferviceable Bacon's War awith Spain The Spanjards and Portuguefe have thips o great bulk ;5 but fitter for the merchant than th maz of war, for burden than for battle Raleigh Though an animal arrives at its full growt at a certain age, perhaps it never comes to it full bulk till the laft period of life Arbuthnot 2. Size ; quantity Things, or objects, cannot enter into the min as they fubfift in themfelves, and by their ow natural bu/k pafs into the apprehenfion; but the are taken in by their ideas South 3. Th mafs grofs th majority; th mai Thofe very points, in which thefe wife me difagreed from the du/k of the people, are point in which they agreed with the received doétrines o our nature Addifon's Freebolder Change in property, through the &2/t of 2 nation, makes flow marches, and its due powe always attends it Savift ".The bulk of the debt muft be leffened gradually Savift 4. Main fabrick -And end his being Shakefpeare 5. The main part of a thip's cargo'; as to break bulk, is to open the cargo Buvrk. z £ [from ielcte; Dan. a bea . A part of a building jutting out Here ftand behind this 4272, Straigh willhe come Wea thy good rapier bare, and put it hom S ak ] The keeper coming up, f und Jack with n life in him; he took down the bod , and laid i on a bulk, and brought out th rope to the company Arbuthnot's Hiffory of ¥« Bull ‘B LKHEAD. m f A partition mad acrof a fhip, with boards, whereby one par 1 dividgd from another Foams o'er the covers Dryden The manner of fea engagements, which was t bore an fin Harris the enemy' to Britain, that'they arefaid to degene rate when they are carried to other countries All the harmlefs part of him is that of a bulldog5 they are tame no longer than they are no oftended Burv-rincH taugh Bull ar mor crif upo th CoOws forehea Beft age to go to bull, or calve, we hold Begins at four, and ends at ten years old tha Bacon May 2. In theferiptural fenfe, an enemy powerful, fierce Thomfort BurLr-Fry. } 7./, Aninfeét BuLL-BEE. Phillips's World sf Words. BuLr-mgap. 7 /. [from bull and head. 1. A ftupid fellow; a blockhead 2. The name of a fith The miller's thumb, or Zull-head, is a fith of no pleafing thape; it has a head big and fiat,' much greater than fuitable to its body; a moutl very wide, and ufually gaping; he is without teeth but his lips are very rough, much like a file; h Many bulls have compafied me : ftrong bulls o Plaln:s. 3. One of the twelve figns of the zodiack At laft from Aries rolls the bounteous fun And the bright Bu// receives him 4. A letter publifhed by the pope Thomfon A bull is letters called apoftolick by the cano nifts, firengthened with a leaden feal, and containing in them the decrees and commandments o the pope or bifhop of Rome Ayliffe i There was another fort of ornament wore by th young nobility, called éu/le; round, or of th figure of a heart, hung about their necks like diamond crofles. Thofe bulle came-afterwards t be hung to the diplomas of the emperors and popes from whence they had the name of bulls. Arbuth It was not till after a‘frefh ull of Leo's had de clared how inflexible the court of Rome was in th point of abufes Arterbury 5. Ablunder; a contradiion I confefs it is what the Englifh call a du//, i the expreflion though the fenfe be manifef enough Pape's Letters Burr, in compofition, generally notes th larg fiz of any thing as bull-head bulrufb, bull-trout'; and is therefore onl an augmentative {yllable, without muc reference to its original fignification BuLi-parrinG. z / [from bull and bait. ‘The fport of baiting bulls with dogs . What am I the wifer for knowin that Traja was in the fifth year of his tribunefhip, when h entertained the people with a horfe-race or u//- baiting Addifon 7. /. [from bull and beef. Coarfe beef; the flefh of bulls The beeves want their porridg and their fat bul/Shake[peare Buir-BEGGAR. 7. /i [This word probably came from the infolence of thofe wh - begged, or raifed money by the pope' _ bull.] Something terrible; fomethin to fright children with. Thef fulmination fro th Vatica wer turned into ridicule; and, as they were called bu/ beggars, they were ufed as words of fcorn an contempt Ayliffe Burr-cauvr m / [from bull and calf A he-calf; ‘ufed for a ftppid fellow : a term of reproach by the mouth Phillips's World of Words The mellow bu//-finch anfwers from the groves and violent Bathan have befet me round A {mal The blackbird whiftles fromthe thorny brake Ccow A gentlewoman, Sir, and a kinfwornan of m mafler'ss-Even fuch kin as the parifh heifers ar to the town bul/ Shakefpeare n f [rubicilla. Addifon bird, that has neither fong nor whifil. of its own, yet is very apt to learn, i fhips with the roftra BULL. #. /. [bulle, Dutch. 1. The male of black cattle ; the male t Shakefpeare Burr-poc. #. /. [from bull and dpg.| dog of a particular form, remarkabl for his courage. He is ufed in baitin the bull; and this fpecies is fo peculia gave bulky and high fhips a great advantage Arbuthnot BuLr-BEEF He rais'd a figh fo piteous and profound That it did feem to fhatter all his b lk Latreus, the bulkieft of the double race Whom the fpoil'd arms of flain Halefus grace Dyyden Huge Telephus, a formidable page Crics vengeance ; and Oreftes' bulky rage Unfatisfy'd with margins clofely writ as ever I heard a dull-calf 3 hath two fins near to his gills, which are roundif or crefted; two fins under his belly, two on th Back, one below the vent, and the fin of the tai is round. Nature hath painted the body of thi fith with whitifh, blackifh, brownith fpots. The are ufually full of fpawn all the fummer, whic fwells their vents in the form of a dug Th bull-bead begins to fpawn in April ; in winter w know no more what becomes of them than o eels or fwallows Walton little black water vermin Burr-trouT Phillips's Wor ds of Wor # / larg kind o trout There is, in Northumberland,, a trout called bull-trout, of a much greater length and bignef than any in thefe fouthern parts BurLr-weep # / Walton The fame with knap aweed BuLL-worT, or Bismors-weED. . [ammi, Lat.] A plant Bu'rrace. » / A wild four plum In O&ober com fervices and the beginnin medlars bullaces of November rofes. cu o removed,. to come late; holyoaks, and fuch like Bu'LreT Bacon. . [ [boulet, Fr.] Around bal of metal, ufually fhot out of guns. As when the devilifh iron engine, wrought In deepeft hell, and fram'd by furies fkill With windy nitre and quick fulphur fraught And ramm'd with du//et round, ordain'd to kill Spenfer Giaffer, their leader, defperately fighting amongft the foremoft of the janizaries, was at onc thot with two bullets and flain Knoliss _And as the built, fo different is the fight Their mounting fhot is on our fails defign'd Deep in their hulls our deadly bullets light And through the yielding planks a pafiage find Dryden BuLriow. . /. [billon, Fr.] Gold or filve in the lump, unwrought, uncoined The balance of trade muft of. necefiity be returned in coin or bullion Bacon A fecond multitude With wond'rous art, found out the mafly ore Severingcach kind, and feumm'd the bullion drofs b' Milton Bullio b o or ftature roared confiftin Wheat, or any other grain, cannot ferve inftead of money, becaufe of its bulkinefs, an change of its quantity Locke Falftaff, you carried your guts away 2 and roared for mercy, and ftll ran an -ne bulbs Dis Containin nefs of ftature, or fize And nimbly Bu'Lky. adj. [from bulk.] - Of great fiz Great fame with bulbous Bui'Bous. adj. [from bulb. Bursa‘crous. adj. [balbaceus, Lat.] Th ~ m /. [from bulky. Bu‘LriNess ¥ CACE If we confider the buib, or ball of the eyc,.th _ exteriour membrane, or coat thereof, is made thxc]g " tough, or firong, that it is a very hard matter t Ray + make arupture in it BA Ca-Zian BIUTI |