Boobyhut

A term used in some parts of the U. States for a kind of sleigh with a top-covering. Booby-hutch, n. A kind of clumsy-looking seat, used in some provincial places in England. Boo'byish, a. Like a booby; in a booby manner. Boo'by Island, a level rock in Torres' Strait, in Lat. 10° 36 S., and Lon. 141° 53′ E., 3 feet in height, and 4 mile in diameter. Being an island highly dangerous to navigators, and destitute of resources of its own, it is said to be pretty regularly supplied with provisions and water by pa ing ve els, for the benefit of such as may be cast ashore on it. Bonsecours, or Bone sec our ( bonèse - koor '), Bay, in Alabama , an inlet on the E. side of Mobile Bay. Bon'ten, n. ( Manf .) A kind of woollen stuff. Bont'hain, a town in the S.W. peninsula of Celebes, Lat. 5° 32′ S., Lon. 121° 52′ E.; cap. of a State of the Maca ar nation, and the residence of a Dutch superintendent. Bon Ton, ( bòng tong .) [Fr., good style.] The highest style of fashion; most select society; fashionable manner. Bo'num-mag'num, n. [Lat. bonus , -a, -um, good, and magnus, -a, -um, large. A species of plum.