The Protestant school, or, A method, containing several forms of prayer, psalms, lessons, thanksgivings,…

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Babble, to prate foolishly babel, the tower of confusion bauble, for children and fools bachelor, one never married bachelor of arts, at Oxford, &c. bacon, swines flesh dried beacon, on the top of a hill beckon, with the hand badge, a mark or coat of arms batch, so many loaves baked together baififfe, or serjeant bailiff of a hundred bayleafe, like laurel baiz, to line coats with bays, of a Tree so called baal, an idol of the heathen bald, without any hair ball, •o play with at tennis, &c. bawl, to howl and make a noise balm, an herb for a wound band, for the neck band, of soldiers band, of a faggot bond, an obligation for money barbara, a woman's name barbary, a place in africa barbarous, cruel and inhumane barberries, such as they pickle bark, of a tree bark, of a dog barque, a small ship berk-shire, near windsor base, unworthiness bas-viol, an instrument bast, on a silver-lace, &c. bare, naked, and plain bear, a four footed beast beer, strong and small, &c. bier, to carry a corps on belie, to speak falsely belly, a part of the body bellows, to blow a fire beray, a defilement bewray, to discover berry, as juniper, elder, and coffee, &c. bury, a dead corpse beseech, to entreat or desire besiege, to bes•t a city or town been, as where hast thou been bin, to keep salt or bread in begin, to enter upon business biggin, for children to wear boar, a swine bore, to pierce a hole body, a substance bodies, of a gown bandy, obscene and filthy boll, to wash hands in bowl, to drink in, or bowl with billet, for a soldier billot, for the fire bitter, not sweet bittern, a fowl better, very good blach, to make black bleach, to make white blanch, to pull off the rind bough, of a tree bow, to make obeisance bow, to shoot arrows boy, a lad boyse, a name br•ad, corn to eat bred, reared up, or brought up bran, of wheat brand, a fire stick ⟨p. 126⟩