BUTTERWORT

n. Bust/utr-wußrt. The genus Pinguicula. {L, 102.1—Common b. ‘ The Pinguicula vulgar is. [B, 215.] BUTTER WORTH SPRING, n. Bu'tusr-wusrth. A calcic spring, with a bath-house, in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan. ‘he water much resembles that of Bath, England, but is far richer in magnesium chloride. [A, 363.] BUTTOCKS, n. pl. Bust'o®ks. See BREECH. BUTTON, n. BuStn. Fr., bouton. Ger., Knopf. It., bottone. Sp., botox. A small knob; a name sometimes given to various siczataal inflammatory lesions of the skin. [A, 38.]—Bachelor’s b. See the major list.—Belly-b. A popular term for the navel. ] See UmmiLicus. —Biskra b. See Aleppo no it.—B.-ball. The tan us occidental is. (L, Sä‘—fl.—bur. The Xanthium strumarium. [L, 73.]—B.-bush. e Cephalanthus occidental is. [B, 270.|—B.-flower. See the major list.—B.-hole. 1, The Scelopendrium vulgare. [B,275.] 2. An operation consisting in making a small incision into a canal or a cavity. [A, 385.] Cf. BouToN- NIÈRE (2d def.).—B.-seurvy. See under Scurvy.—B.-snakeroot, See the major list.—B.-tree. The genus Conocarpus. [B, 19.]— B.-weed. ‘The genus Barreria, also the Centaurea nigra, the Diodia virginica, and the Diodia teres. [B, 275.|—B’wood. See the major list.—Cautery b. A cautery-iron having a b.-shaped tip.