BOURG

D’AULT (Fr.),n. Burg-do. A sea-bathing station in the department of the Somme, France. 385.] BOURG-D'OISANS (Fr.),n. _ Burg-dwa®-za®n?, A place in the department of the Isère, France, where there is a spring containing carbonates, feebly sulphurous. (L, 49.] BOURGENE (Fr.),n. Bur-zhe?n. See BOURDAINE. BOURGEON (Fr.), n. Bur-zho?n?. 1. A bud. 2 A germ. 3. ustular or tubercular lesion of acne appearing about the age of uberty, also a papule. [Sauvages (G).] 4. A fleshg' granulation. E.|—B. celluleux, B. charnu. See B. (4th def.).—B. écailleux. A bud provided with protective scales (hibernacula). [Ay 321.)—B. floral. A floral bud. [A, 385.]—B. foliacé, 13. foliafère, B. foliaire. A bud the scales of which contain leaves. [A, 385.]—B. frontal. See Frontal proce .—B3. nu. A bud not provided with protective scales, [A, 321.]—B. vaseulaire. See B. (4th def.). BOURGEONNANT (Fr.), adj.?. Budding. TA, 885.)