Bohemian

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 58
bo-he'mi-an, n. and adj applied to persons of loose and irregular habits — Bone'mianiBm. [Fi. boketnten, a gipsy, from the belief that the.se wanderers came from Bohemia.] Boil, boil, v to bubble up from the action oi heat to be hot to be excited or agitated. v.t, to heat to a boiling state to cook or dre by boiling. — Bolli -pOlllt, the temperature at which liquids begin to boil under heat. [O. Fr. boihr— L. bullire—bulla, a bubble.] mote mate mOOn then. 58 IMG:page-058.webp:Page 58 « Soil Ball, boil# #- an inflamed swelling or tumour. [A-S. byl Ger, beule Ice. baia, from the root of Bulge [anything is boiled.
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