Bignonia les
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 65
pl. ( Bot. ) The Bignonial alliance, a series of plants, including the orders Pedal i ace a, Gesneraceæ, Crescent i aceæ, Big non i ace a, Acanth aceæ, Scrophula riaceæ, and Lentibulariaceæ.-DIAG. Perigynous exogens, with dichlamydeous, monopetalous, unsymmetrical flowers, capsular or berried fruit, having its carpels quite consolidated: parietal, free central, or axile placentæ, and an embryo with little or no albumen. Big North Fork, of White River. See WHITE RIVER, of Arkansas. Big Oak, in Mi i ippi , a post-office of Kemper co. Big Oak Flat, in California , a post-village of Tuo- lumne co., 10 m. S.E. of Sonora. Bigorre, ( be - gor,) an ancient province of France, now included in the dep. of the Hautes-Pyrénées. Bigot, ( lig'ot ,) n. [Fr.; Sp. bigote , a moustache, a symbol of firmne and courage among Spanish soldiers of the 15th and 16th centuries, who were distinguished by 145 m. N. of Montgomery. Big Spring, in Illinois, a post-township of Shelby county. Big Spring, in Indiana, a village of Crawford co., 14 m. N. of Leaven worth. Big Spring, in Kansas, a village of Douglas co., abt. 12 m. E.S.E. of Topeka. Big Spring, in Kentucky , a post-village of Breckinridge co.. partly situate in Meade and Hard in counties, 44 m. S.W. of Louisville. Big Spring, in Michigan a village of Ottawa co. Big Spring, in Minnesota , a village of Fill more co. Big Spring, in Mi ouri , a post-village of Montgom ery co., 50 m. N.E. of Jefferson City. Big Spring, in Ohio, a thriving township of Seneca county. Big Spring, in Pennsylvania, a post-office of Cumber land eo. Big Spring, in Tenne ee , a post-office of Howard co. Big Spring, in Wisconsin , a post-office of Adams co. Big Spring Depot, in Virginia , a village of Montgomery co. Big Spring Point, in New York, a village of Yates co., 190 m. W. of Albany. Big Springs, in Iowa , a village of Johnson co. Big Springs, in Kansas , of Douglas co. Big Springs, in Nebraska , of Taylor co. Big Springs, in Ohio , of Logan co. Big Stone Gap, in Virginia , a post-office of Wise co. Big Stream, in New York , a village of Yates co. Big Swamp, in N. Carolina , a village of Columbus co. Big-swollen, Big-swoln', a. Greatly swelled; turgid; ready to burst. "Might my big - swollen heart Vent all its griefs, and give a loose to sorrow."-Add is on. Big Sycamore, in West Virginia, a village of Clay county. Big Thompson, now LOVE LAND, in Colorado , a post village of Larimer co., on the Big Thompson river, 59 m. N. of Denver, and on the E. slope of the Rocky Mountains. Pop . (1898) 795. Big Timber, in Kansas, a village of Riley co. into separate parcels or lips. Thus, a calyx having two of its sepals collected into one parcel, and the others into a second parcel, or a corolla with its five petals adhering two and three together, is B. , as in the plants of the order Lamiacea , q. v.
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