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Definition of bough
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Bough (n.) A
gallows.
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Corkage
::
Corkage
(n.) The
charge
made by
innkeepers
for
drawing
the cork and
taking
care of
bottles
of wine
bought
elsewhere
by a
guest.
Bower
::
Bower (n.) A
shelter
or
covered
place in a
garden,
made with
boughs
of trees or
vines,
etc.,
twined
together;
an
arbor;
a shady
recess..
Bought
::
Bought
(p. a.)
Purchased;
bribed.
Acceptance
::
Acceptance
(n.) An
agreeing
to terms or
proposals
by which a
bargain
is
concluded
and the
parties
are
bound;
the
reception
or
taking
of a thing
bought
as that for which it was
bought,
or as that
agreed
to be
delivered,
or the
taking
possession
as
owner..
Purchasable
::
Purchasable
(a.)
Capable
of being
bought,
purchased,
or
obtained
for a
consideration;
hence,
venal;
corrupt..
Striking
::
Striker
(n.) A
blackmailer
in
politics;
also, one whose
political
influence
can be
bought..
Brash
::
Brash (n.)
Refuse
boughs
of
trees;
also, the
clippings
of
hedges..
Merchandise
::
Merchandise
(n.) The
objects
of
commerce;
whatever
is
usually
bought
or sold in
trade,
or
market,
or by
merchants;
wares;
goods;
commodities..
Bought
::
Bought
(n.) A
flexure;
a bend; a
twist;
a turn; a coil, as in a rope; as the
boughts
of a
serpent..
Cost
::
Cost (v. t.) The
amount
paid,
charged,
or
engaged
to be paid, for
anything
bought
or taken in
barter;
charge;
expense;
hence,
whatever,
as
labor,
self-denial,
suffering,
etc., is
requisite
to
secure
benefit..
Tawdry
::
Tawdry
(superl.)
Bought
at the
festival
of St.
Audrey.
Price
::
Price (n. & v.) The sum or
amount
of money at which a thing is
valued,
or the value which a
seller
sets on his goods in
market;
that for which
something
is
bought
or sold, or
offered
for sale;
equivalent
in money or other means of
exchange;
current
value or rate paid or
demanded
in
market
or in
barter;
cost..
Badger
::
Badger
(n.) An
itinerant
licensed
dealer
in
commodities
used for food; a
hawker;
a
huckster;
--
formerly
applied
especially
to one who
bought
grain in one place and sold it in
another.
Shaken
::
Shaken
(a.)
Caused
to
shake;
agitated;
as, a
shaken
bough..
Bought
::
Bought
(n.) The part of a sling that
contains
the
stone.
Resell
::
Resell
(v. t.) To sell
again;
to sell what has been
bought
or sold; to
retail.
Dunnage
::
Dunnage
(n.)
Fagots,
boughs,
or loose
materials
of any kind, laid on the
bottom
of the hold for the cargo to rest upon to
prevent
injury
by
water,
or
stowed
among casks and other cargo to
prevent
their
motion..
Duddery
::
Duddery
(n.) A place where rags are
bought
and kept for sale.
Bought
::
Bought
(imp. & p. p.) of Bu.
Pennyworth
::
Pennyworth
(n.) A
penny's
worth;
as much as may be
bought
for a
penny.
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