Burgonet

See BURGANET. Burgos, ( boor'gos,) a city of Spain, cap. prov. of same name, on the Arlançon, 134 m. N. of Madrid, and 59 S.W. of Vittoria. The city is of irregular shape, but is clean and generally handsome. It has a fine Gothic cathedral; and from having been the cradle of the two most renowned warriors of Spain, - Ferdinand Gonzales, and the Cid Campeador, B. contains a triumphal arch in memory of the former, and a monument to the latter. Manuf. Leather, woollens, and hats. B. was formerly the residence of the counts of Castile, and of many of the Castilian kings. Bur'gout. Burgoo, n. A kind of thick porridge eaten by seamen.