Bucolic, bu -kol' -ik, }

unexpanded leaf or flower v.n. to put forth buds; to begin to grow: v.a. to graft: by inserting the bud of a plant under the bark of another tree (Dut, bot). Buddhism, bood'-dizm dizm,, s. the religion founded by unity of being, and the "way" to which was the Buddhist, sumed onhis bood'-dist, conversion). s. a believer in Buddhism. Buddhistic, bood-dist'-ik, a. relating to Buddhism. Budding, bud' - ding, a, opening out as a bud: s. the putting forth of buds; the act of inserting abud of one tree within the bark of another for propagation [Hort.]; reproduction by buds [Zool.] Buddle, bud'-dl, s. a large square frame of boards used (Bude, the residence of Mr. Gurney, the inventor). by introducing oxygen into the centre of an Armand burner. bachelors, old men dre ed in robes lined with fur, who accompanied the Lord Mayor of London at his inauguration. Budge-barrel, a barrel for carrying powder (O.Fr. abag).