Buppo (buppo)

[Jap., also Bukkio, contr. of Chino-Jap. Butsu, Buddha, + ho, law, doctrine.] In Japan, Buddhism: the religion of the majority of the Japanese. Also called Bukkio. buprestid (bū-pres'tid), a. and n. I. a. Of or pertaining to the Buprestidæ. II. n. A member of the Buprestid a . Buprestidæ (bū-pres'ti-dē), n. pl. [NL., burbujear = P dial. (Picard) bor burblet, v. i. [Early mod. E., burbulen , burbilen , brobilen , also (in def. 2) contr. burlen ; burlen ; cf. F. dial. (Picard) borbouller , murmur, = Sp. borbollar , burbujear = Pg. bor- bolhar , borbulhar = It. borbogliare , bubble, gush; in another form OF. borboter , dial. (P boter , = Sp. borbotar , bubble, gush; ef. Picard barboter = Sp. barbotar = Cat. barbotejar = It. dial. barbotta , mutter, mumble; Gr. βορβορύζειν , rumble (see (see borborygmus ); all ult. imitative, burble in E. being practically a var. of bubble , being practical q. V. Cf. purl1.] 1. To bubble; gush. Burblon [var. burbelyn ], as ale or other lykore, bullo. Prompt . Parv ., p. 56. I burbyll , or spring up, as water do the out of a spring; this water burbylleth vp pretyly. Palsgrave , fol. 179. So the bre [bree: here, foaming water] and the brethe [wind] burbelit to gedur, That hit spirit vp spitiously fyue speire lenght With walter and wawes, that the wynd dryues All fore as a fyre the firmament ouer. IMG:content-2747.png:[graphic] IMG:content-2748.png:[blocks in formation] Hom was leuer on the lond leng at hor aunter, And be brittnet in batell, then burbull in the flod. Destruction of Troy (E. E. T. S.), 1. 5760. Many a balde [bold] manne laye there swykede Brobillande [burbling] in his blode. MS . Lincoln (A), i. 17, fol. 115. ( Hall i well ,) burble, n. [Early mod. E. or dial., ble , burbulle , burbyll , a bubble; cf. Sp. burbuja = Pg . borbulha , a bubble; from the verb.] 1+. A bubble. Burble in the water, bubette. 2. A small pimple. [Prov. Eng.] Palsgrave .