Burrow

bgr'ro, n. A hole in the ground made by rabbits, etc., for shelter. (Mining.) A heap or heaps etc. of rubbish, — v. [burrowed O-rod), -rowing.] r To excavate or lodge in a hole in the earth; to hide. [A form of Borough, q. v.] [G. Burse, bers, n. Orig., a purse; a fund to maintain as poor scholars; a student so maintained; a public meeting place for merchants; an exchange. [Also written bourse.} [F. bourse, LL. bursa, purse, exin change, Gr. burse, a skin.]— Bur's ar, -sSr, n. A cash-keeper; purser; a student to whom a stipend of paid. — Bur's ary, -s5r-T, n. The treasury of a college, etc. a charitable foundation in a university.