Burse

bers, n. Orig., a purse; a fund to maintain the poor scholars; a student so maintained; a public meeting place for merchants: an exchange. [Also written bourse.] — Bur's ar, -ser, n. A cash-keeper; a purser; a student to whom a stipend is paid.— Bur's ary, -ser-i, n. The treasury of a college, etc.; a the charitable foundation in a university. of Burst, berst, v. i. [burst; bursting.] To fly or break open violently; to make any sudden change of from restraint, in visibility, absence, etc., to an opposite state; to i ue by a sudden removal of obstacles; to crack, split, sever. — r. r. To break or rend vio- — lently; to open suddenly. — n. A breaking forth; rep disruption; sudden explosion.