Part 131 (1/2)

BURSIN, BURSTEN, _part pa_

1 Burst, S

_Lyndsay_

2 Overpowered with fatigue; or so overheated by exertion as to drop down dead, S

BUS, _s_ A bush, S _buss_

V ~Busk~

_Douglas_

BUSCH, _s_ Boxwood, S B

_Douglas_

Belg _bosse-boom_, _busboom_, Fr _bouis_, _buis_, Ital _busso_, id

_To_ BUSCH, _v n_ To lay an ambush; pret _buschyt_

_Wallace_

O E _bussed_

_R Brunne_

Ital _bosc-are_, _i bushes

~Buschement~, _s_ Ambush

_Wallace_

O E _bussement_

_R Brunne_

_To_ BUSE, BUST, _v a_ To inclose cattle in a stall, S B

A S _bosg_, _bosig_, praesepe; E _boose_, a stall for a cow, Johns

_To_ BUSH, _v a_ To sheathe, to inclose in a case or box, S; applied to the wheels of carriages

Su G Belg _bosse_, a box or case of any kind