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 a berrie, or gust of wind; also, a short, and violent fit.  Bouffée de feu. A flash of fire; such a one as comes out of the mouth of a canon, &c, when it is shot off.

Bouffemént: m. A puffing; blowing; swelling vp, or out; a bourgeonning, a waxing big.

Bouffément. as Boufément. Bouffer. To puffe, blow; swell vp, or strout out; to burgen, or wax big.  Bouffer de courroux. To swell with anger; to be in his fumes.

Bouffeux. as Boufeux. Bouffi: m. ie: f. Swollen, puffed vp, strouting out.  Hareng bouffi. A full-roed herring.  Oeil bouffi. An extreamely swolne eye that mooues with difficultie, and hath lost it naturall and liuely colour.

Bouffiné: m. ée: f. Eaten greedily, or with full and puft-vp cheekes.

Bouffir. To puffe, or blow vp; to make to swell, or strout out; or, as Bouffer. Bouffissure: f. A swelling, or puffing vp, a strouting out; also, a kind of dropsie.

Buffon: m. A buffoon, ieaster, sycophant, merrie foole, sportfull companion; one that liues by making others merrie.  Danser les buffons. To daunce a morris.

Bouffonner. To buffoonize it; to play the foole, ieaster, Buffoone; basely to get a liuing by ieasts, or ieasting.

Bouffonnerie: f. Bouffoonisme, ieasting.

Bouffonnesque. Buffoone-like.

Bouffonneur. as Bouffon. Boufron: m. A Cuttle-fish.

Boug: m. The little, and venomous greene frog, or hedge toad.  Boug coupé. A Tortoise.

Bouge: m. A swelling, strouting, or standing out in a flat peece of worke; hence, the bosse of a buckler; and, a belly, or out-leaning in the middle of a wall, &c; and, a little roome, or closet, built without the wall of a chamber.

Bouge: f. A budget, wallet, great pouch, male, or case of leather, seruing to carrie things in behind a man on horsebacke.  Il a bien remply ses bouges. He hath gained excessiuely, he hath feathered his neast exceedingly.

Bougé: m. ée: f. Stirred, budged, remoued, parted from.

Bougeon: m. A bolt, or arrow with a great head.

Bouger. To stirre, budge, flit, remoue, part from.  Rasibus; qui bouge? The words of a certaine game; Looke Rasibus. Qui bien est ne se bouge: Prov. Let not him budge that finds himselfe well seated.  Tel pense voler qui ne sçauroit bouger: Prov. He meanes to flye, yet cannot moue a wing; (said of an ouerweening ambition, which though it want all meanes attempts all matters.)

Bougeron. as Bougre. Bougetier. ''A budget-maker; or, a maker of little woodden coffers &c. as in'' Bougette. Bougette: f. A little coffer, or trunke of wood, couered with leather, wherewith the women of old time carried their iewels, attires, and trinkets at their saddle bowes, when they rid into the countrey; now gentlemen call so, both any such trunke; and the box, or till of their Cabinets wherein they keepe their money; also, a little male, pouch, or budget.

Bougie: f. A searing candle; also, a size, or small round candle vsed in churches; Looke Poincte. Bougié. Seared with a wax-candle.

Bougier. To seare with a wax-candle.

Bougiron: m. A Buggerer, a Sodomite.

Bougironné: m. ée: f. Buggered, abused by a Sodomite.

Bougironner. To bugger; to commit (horrible) Sodomie.

Bougnette: f. The smooth and long-tailed Ray, called the Forkfish.

Bougoir: m. A long candlesticke (of mettall) for a size, or (small) wax-candle.

Bougonner. To bungle. ¶Orleannois. Bougonneur: m. A bungler.

Bougrande: f. Cammocke, Rest-harrow, ground Furze, pettie Whinne.

Bougre: m. as Bougiron. Bougrerie: f. Buggerie, Sodomie.

Bougrin: m. ine: f. Buggering; or, fit for buggerie; whence;  Chausses à la bougrine. Strait venetians, without codpeeces.

Bougrisque: com. Buggering, committing Sodomie.

Bouhourd. as Behourd. Bouhourdi premier & second. The first and second Sunday in Lent.

Bouillamment. Hotly, eagerly, feruently, with a boyling desire.

Bouillant: m. ante: f. Boyling, scalding hot.

Bouilli: m. Any broth, or boyled meat.

Bouilli: m. ie: f. Boyled, sodden.

Bouillir. To boyle, or seeth; also, to buble in seething.

Bouillon: m. Mullein, Wooll-blade, Long-wort, High-*taper, Torches, Long-beard, Bullocks Long-wort, Hares-*beard.  Bouillon blanc. Base white Mullein, whereof there be two kinds, one with broad, the other with narrow, leaues.  Bouillon Lychnite. Candle-weeke Mullein.  Bouillon noir. Base blacke Mullein.  Bouillon sauvage. Wild Mullein; hath leaues like Sage, and yellow shining flowers.

Bouillon: m. A boyling, bubling, or buble; also, a broth, or boyled meat; also, durt, myre; and, a plashing, or dashing; also, oaten grout; a kind of small drinke made of Oats; also, a great and long ship-nayle; also, a studde; any great-headed, or studded, nayle.  Bouillons. Puffes, in a garment, &c.  Bouillon de fleurs, & fruicts. A thicke bunch, or cluster of sundrie leaues, fruits, and flowers, seeming to grow altogether out of one stalke.  Bouillon de fumée. vn gros b. A cloud of smoake.  Bouillon de sang. A clot of bloud.

Bouillonné: m. ée: f. Boyled, bubled; surged; also, trimmed, or set out, with puffes.

Bouillonnement: m. A boyling, a bubling, a surging, a seething ouer.

Bouillonner. To boyle, buble, surge, seeth ouer; also, to make puffes in a garment.

Bouillonneux: m. euse: f. Boyling, or bubling; also, durtie, myrie, plashie; also, full of puffes.

Bouillu. as Bouilli. Boujon: m. A boult; an arrow with a great, or broad, head.

Bouïotte: f. A pigeon-hole in a doue-cote.

Bouïs: m. Box; or the Box tree. Bouïs d'asne. The Box thorne, prickly Box, Asse Box tree.