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VOCABULARY. Bom-byc'-i-nous, made of silk.

Bom-byx', a silk-worm.

Bon-nair, decent.

Bon-nair'-i-ty, decency, politeness.

Bon'-i-ty, goodness.

Bon-ny, pretty

Bo-num mag-num, a kind of plum.

Bo'-re-al, relating to the North wind.

Bos-cage, woods.

Bos-ky, woody.

Bot-tle-nos-ed, having a big nose.

Bourne, a limit.

Bo-vīne, relating to an ox.

Brank, buckwheat..

Brev'-i-ped, short legged.

Brev-i-ty, shortness.

Bri-dal'-i-ty, marriage day.

Brig-ose, contentious.

Bron-chot-o-my, cutting the wind-pipe.

Bru-mal, relating to winter.

Bub, strong beer.

Bul-lace, a wild plum.

Bump'-kin, a simpleton.

Bush-et, a wood.

Bus-ky, woody.

Bush-ment, a thicket.

Bye, a dwelling.

Byre, a cow-house.

Bys'-sīne, silken.

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Cab-a-ret, a tavern.

Cab'-al-līne, relating to a horse.

Cache (cashe), a place where western travelers hide provisions.

Cach-in-na’-tion, loud laughter.