Bobolink
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 57
boh'fl-lingk, n. a North American sing- ing bird, found in the northern states in spring and summer, [At first Bob Lincoln from the note nf the bird.] BobWig, bob'wig, n a short wig. Boda, bod, v to portend or prophesy. v to be an omen to foreshew. [A S. bodian to announce— bod, a me age allied to Bid.] Bodice, bod'is, «. a woman s stays, formerly called bodies from fitting close to the body. Bodied, bod'id adj. having a body. [poreal. Bodile , bod'i-les, ad/, without a body inc or- Bodily, bod'i-ly, adj relating to the body, esp as opposed to the mind. Bodkin, bod'kin, n a small dagger a small instrument for pru king holes or for die ing the hair a large lnimt needle. Prob W. btdog.] Body, bod'i, u the whole frame of a man or lower animal: the main pair of an animal, as distinguished fiom the limbs, the main part of anything matter, as opposed to spirit a ma a person a number of persons united by some common tic y.t. to give form to: to embody: fir bod'ying; fia.fi. bod'ied TA.S bodig.)
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