Bake

bak, v. [baked (bakt), baking.] To heat, ting as a valve. vein, -van, n. (Min- dry, and harden; esp. to prepare for food, in a close ing.) A sort of iron ore, found in place heated. — v. To do the work of baking; to loose circular ma es. be baked. [AS. bac an.] — Bake-house, -hows, n. A Ball, bawl, n. A social a embly for house for baking. — Ba'ker, n. One who bakes dancing. [F. bal, fr. LL. ball are, to B*u * bread, biscuit, etc.; a portable tin oven. Baker's dance.] - Ballad, baKlad, n. A pop socket J°mt dozen. Thirteen in number. — Ba'kery, -Sr-f, n. A ular song in simple verses. [Proven, ballad a (It. bal place for baking; bakehouse. — Backing, n. Quanlata), a dancing song, fr. LL. ball are.]— Ballet, tity baked at once. ball a, n. A theatrical exhibition with music, dan- Bakhshish. See Backshish. cing, etc. [F., dim. of bal.]