Bulbo-tuber

bulb'-o-tew-ber, s. a short underground stem, resembling bulb, Bulbous, bulb'-us, a. having, or like a bulb. Bulbul, bul-bul, s. the nightingale of the Persians. Bulbule, bulb'-bewl, s. a little bulb. Bulchin, bul'-tshin, s. a young male calf. Bulge, bulj, s. bilge; a leak in the bilge: v.n. to swel Bulging,bulj'-ing, a. protuberant. Bulgy, bul -je, a.bandy. Bulimia, bew-lim'-e-a, s. a morbidly insatiable appe Bulimy, bew'-le-me, s tite for food (Gr. bou, exces Bulk, bulk, s. magnitude or size; the majority: th: main ma or body; the whole contents of a ship's Bulkhead, bulk'-hed, s. a partition in a ship between Bulky, bulk'-e, a. large; of great size. Bulkine , bulk'- Bull, bul, s. the male of a bovine quadruped; Taurus, Bull, bul, s. an edict of the Pope (L. bulla, a bo , a Bull, leaden bül, seal s. a attached ludicrous to inconsistency the edict). See or Bear. blunder in Bulla, būl'-là, s. a genus of mollusca; ableb. Bullace, bul -lase, se, s. a kind of wild plum. Bull antic, bul-an -tic, a. designating certain ornament. Bullate, bül -late, a. having blisters (L. bulla, abubble). Bull-baiting, bŭl'-bate-ing, s. exciting bulls with dogs. Bull-beef, bul'-beef, s. the flesh of a bull; coarse beef. Bull-beggar, bül-beg-gar, s. a bugbear. Bull-calf, bul -käf, s. a male calf; a stupid fellow. Bulldog, bul -dog, s. an English dog of remarkable Bullen-nails, būl'-len-naylz, s.pl. nails with round heads Bullet, Bullet, bül-et, s. around ball of metal; a shot. Bulletin, bul -e-tin, or bül -e-teen, s. an official report Bullet-proof, bul' -et-proof, a. capable of resisting a Bull-faced, bŭl'-fayst, a. having a large coarse face. Bull-feast, bul -feest, } s. a Spanish sport, in which Bull-fight,bul-fite, 5 men fight with an excited Bullfinch, bul -finsh, s. a small singing bird. Bull-fly, bŭl'-be,s bul -fli, } s. the gad-fly. Bull-be, Bull-frog, búl -frog, s. a large species of frog. Bullhead, bul -hed, s. a genus of fishes; a stupid felBullion, bul -yun, s.uncoiled gold or silver in the ma . Bullyrag, bul -le-rag, v.a. to abuse gro ly; to badger. Bullock, bul'-uk, s. an ox, or castrated bull (A.S.) Bull's-eye, būlz'-i, s. a small circular window or open Bull's-nose, bŭlz'-noze, s. the external angle of a polyBull-terrier, bül -ter-re-er,s.a cro -breed between the Bull-trout, bül -trowt, s. a large species of trout. Bullweed, bŭl'-weed, s. knapweed. Bellwort, bül-wurt, s. bishop's-weed. Bully, bul'-le, s. a noisy, blustering, overbearing felBulrush, bül -rush, s. a large strong water-rush. Bulrush, bül-rush-e, a. full of bulrushes. Bulse, buls', s. a bag or a certain quantity of diamonds Bulwark, bul'-wurk, s. a rampart; a fortification; any Bum, bum, s. the buttocks (bottom). Bum, bum, v.n. to make a humming noise, as a bee Bumbailiff, bum-bayl'-if, s. an under-bailiff Bumble-bee, bum'-bl-bee, s, a wild bee, the humble bee. Bumbledom, bum'-bl-dum, s. the fu and consequence Bumboat, bum'-boat, s, a boat used in carrying provi-