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Bonne-bouche Oon-boosh) n. Tit- otlibrarY
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woman's head dress. * tl Uit 1 Boom (bom) n. Flo4ting banier of
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Bonrs (bo-nus) n. Nt :$VV gstst/
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Boom (bom) v.t. & n. Sudden
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Booby (boo-bi) n. A silly fellow.
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Boon (bon) ad7. Bounteous, benign.
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Book (book) n. A volume.
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Boost (boost) y.i. Increase the value.
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Booster n. iltt L,f,s.V iVb
shelves for books. 6rLl;.! {, .JEV
Booster n. OApparatus for
strengtheuing radio or T.V. signals.
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road lying between wider parts and lie. cf. *ttg':(t +')t 6',,1
hindering traffic. lb'zl, ,-E @ Bound n. OA boundary.,t p'.,
That pcrt of manufacturing process @A leap. Jtlt, v.r."ib leap.
where production is slowed down.
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Bottom (bo-tum) n. The lowest part. Boundless (bowndJes)p* n.
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Beneficent.
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Boudoir (boodoor) Ladies room. o{"r, tl
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Bough Oow) n. A branch of a tree. Bouquet (boo-ka) n. A bunch of
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Bourgeois Ooor-fiwah) n. Member
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Bouilli (boo-lye) n. Stewed o; boiled
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Bout (bowt) n. A contest. )v
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Boulevard Oool-vard) n-
street; often with trees on each side.
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Bow (bo) z. An instrument to shoot
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Boulder (bol-der) A large sepSrateg
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Bounce (bowns) v.r. To qnrine 9n. ,
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Bouncer (bowrser) n. Unblushing n. A salutation. Jtl