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Isl _brendu silfri_, id Snorro Sturleson shews that _skirt silfr_, i e pure silver, and _brennt silfr_, are the same

BURR, BURRH, _s_ The whirring soundthe letter _r_; as by the inhabitants of Northumberland, S

_Statist Acc_

This word seems formed from the sound

BURRA, _s_ The most common kind of rush, Orkn; there the Juncus squarrosus

BURRACH'D, _part pa_ Inclosed

V ~Bowrach'd~

_To_ BURRIE, _v a_ To overpower in working, to overco at work, S B

Allied perhaps to Fr _bourrer_, Isl _ber-ia_, to beat

BURRY, _adj_

_Henrysone_

Either rough, shaggy, froed,”

Cotgr or savage, cruel, from Fr _bourreau_, an executioner

V ~Burio~

BURROWE-MAIL,

V ~Mail~

BURSAR, _s_ One who receives the benefit of an endow his education there, S

_Buik of Discipline_

L B _Bursar-ius_, a scholar supported by a pension; Fr

_boursier_, id from L B _bursa_, an ark, Fr _bourse_, a purse

_Bourse_ also signifies ”the place of a pensioner in a college,” Cotgr

~Bursary~, ~Burse~, _s_ The endowiven to a student in a university, an exhibition, S

_Statist Acc_