Bale

bal, n. A bundle' of kind of shoe. {Balmoral Castle, Scotland.] goods corded for transport a- Baluster, bal'us-ter, n. (Arch.) A small column or tion. — v.t. [baled (bald), pilaster, supporting the rail of a staircase, etc.; the baling.] To make up in a lateral part of the volute of the Ionic capital. [Imbale. [F., a ball, pack, HG. properly called ban'nister.] [F. balustre, Gr. balballe, a ball, round body.] — a ustion, flower of wild pomegranate.] — BaKustrade, Bal'ing-pre , n. A pre for -trad, n. A row of balusters, joined by a rail. compre ing hay, cotton, etc., Baldachin. Balzarine, bal'za-ren, n. A dre material of mixed into bales. worsted and cotton.