Botfly

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 70
(Zool.) See GAD-FLY. Both, a. and pron. [A. S. butu, batwa- ba, both, and twa, two.] The two taken by themselves; the one and the other; two separate persons or things combined together. -conj. As equally "As therefore both are equal in degree, The lot of both be left to destiny."- Dryden. well; on the one side and on the other side; the former and the latter. (Followed by and.) Both the boy was worthy to be praised. And Stimichon has often made me long To hear, like him, so sweet a song." -Dryden.
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