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Bocconcello,
Bocconcino, a little bit.

Boccone, adv. lying upon one's
face.-Cader boccone, to fall on
one's face-Boccone, s. m. a
mouthful-Buon bocconi, dain-
ty bits-Tagliare a bocconi, to
cut in pieces-Dare il boccone,
to bribe.
Boccúccia, a little pretty
Boccúzza, S mouth.
Boce, . Voce.
Bociáre, to divulge, to blab
out-Bociáre, to yelp, as a
hunting dog after a wild
-beast-Bociare in fallo, to
speak at random.
Bofonchiare, to grumble.
Bogia, s. f. the first appearance
of the itch-Non ha bogia, e
sempre ghigna, he is always
complaining, though nothing
ails him.
Bogliente, adj. boiling-Bog-
liente, too hot.
Boja, s. m. hangman, execu-

tioner.

Bojéssa, a ludicrous word for a eruel woman, the hangman's wife.

Bolarméncio, s. m. bole armoniac.

Bolcionáre, u. Bolzonare.

Bolcióne, v. Bolzone.

Boldróne, s. m. a blanket.

Bolso, adj. pursy, short-wind-
ed.

Bolzonáre, v. Bolcionare.
Bolzonáta, s. f. a shoot or hit

with a bolt.
Bolzóne, s. m. a battering ram.
-Bolzéne, a bolt or dart.
Bomba, s. m. the place where
he must stand that plays at
bomba.-Tornare a bomba, to
come to one's purpose-Es-
sere a borba, to be at one's ease.
Giocare a bomba, to play at
hide and scek.-Toccar bomba,
to come to one's journey's
end.-Mi spicco mal volontieri
da bomba, I am loth to go out.

Bomba, a mark.-Bomba, a
bomb, a sort of a great fire-
ball used in war.
Bombánza, s. f. excessive mirth
or joy.

Bombarda, s. f. a mortar-piece.
Bombardaménto,

ed.

bombard

Bombardiére, s. m. bombar-
dier.

Bolgia, s. f. budget, bagment.
Bolgia, portmanteau.Bolgia, Bombardáre, to bombard, to
a hole in the ground.-Bolgia, bomb.
a dark and horrible place. Bombardiera, s. f. the place
Bolla, s. f. bubble-Bolla, blis- where the bombard is mount-
ter,blain,wale, pimple.-Bolla
acquajuola, blister full of wa-
ter-Fare d'una bolla acqua-
juola un canchero, to make a Bomberáca, s. f. a kind of gum
disease more dangerous than so called.
before by mismanagement, Bombere,
and metaphorically, to exag- Bomber; v. Vomero.
gerate an evil. Bolla, a stamp,
a seal, the pope's bull.
Bolláre, to seal, to stamp, to
brand.

Borbogliáre, to mutter, to
grumble.

Borboglio, s. m. a rumbling or
grumbling noise, uproar,
quarrel.
Borbottaménto, grumbling,
muttering noise.
Borbottáre, to grumble, to

mutter.

Borbottatóre, s. m. mutterer,
grumbler.

Borchia, s. f. a boss, or stud.
Bordáglia, s. f. mob, or rabble.
Bordáto, s. m. a kind of linen
cloth.

Bordeggiáre, to tack.
Bordellare, to frequent bawdy-
houses. Andar bordellando, to
go a whoring.
Bordelliére, s. m. a haunter of
bawdy-houses, a whore-mas-

ter.

Bordello, s. m. bawdy-house. -Andate in bordello, go and be hanged.-Fare il bord llo, to be tumultuously merry-Avere un pie' in bordello e l'altro allo spedale, to be infamous and poor.

Bórdo, s. m. the sides of a ship. -Andare a bordo, to get aboard.-Bordo, a kind of linen cloth.-Bordo, border, hem, brim.

Bordóne, s. m. pilgrim's staff.

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Borgognone, s. m. head-piece. sólo, dicc-box.

Bovino, adj. of or belonging to Boria, s. f. haughtiness, pre- Bossoletto,

a small box.

an ox or a cow. sumption, pride, arrogance, Bossolino, s. m.;

Dezza, s. f. a bunch or swell. self-conceit, vain glory. -Aver Botánica, adj. botanical. ing-Buxa, the first dricht. boria, to boast of.

Botánico. s. m. botanist. Bozzácchio, s. m. a withered Boriáre, to be proud of. Botáre, to bind or engage by Bozzaccióne,

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Bozzace zóni, the Nably pai's ceit, vain glory; Boto, s. m. a vow, v. Voto.

of a woma. Borioso, adj. ' lofty, proud, Bótola, s. f. cave or dark place Bozze chilto, adj. deformed haughty. in the ground.

Il-shaped. Buriosúzzo, s. m. a self-con- Bótolo, a cur, a mongrel dog. Bozz90, s. m. a buzzard. ceited fellow.

- Eali i di ruan di can botol, Rozzétto, s. m. the bud of a Bórnio, adj. one-eyed, short-l' he is revengeful.

Hower not fully blown. sighted.

Bótta, s. f. a toad.----Batta, a Bózzima, s. m. a kind of paste Borniola, s. f. mistake, blunder. blow, a stroke-irmadura di or gum, that weavers use to Burra, s. f. ass or cow-hair, L'itla boti, an armour musket- soften their linen cloch.

shearing of cloth.-Borra, su- proof -- Bottarisposta, a repar. Buzzo, s. m. cuckold.-Bozzo, perfluity, stuff. tee, a quick or witty reply:

a block. Borraccia, s. f. bad stuff.- Bor- Bolto, a pass, or thrust in Bozzolare, to bave a smack of.

Táccia, borachio, wherein they fencing-Una bella botta, a Bozzoletto, 5. In, a pimple or carry wine. fine stroke.

wale. Borrace, s. mn borax. Bottáccio, s. m. cask, or barrel, Bózzolo, s. m. swelling, tumour. Borragine,

jug, or bottle.---Bottriccio, a borage. Borrana, s. f.}

-Búzzolo, the cod of a silkkind of thrush.

worm.- Bozzolo, that measure Borratello, s. m, a little ditch.

Bottáglie, s. f. boots. Obs. which the miller takes as his Borro, 5. m. a natural ditch. Bottajo, a cooper.

fee for grinding.--bizcolo, a Borsa, s. f. a purse, a bag:-- Bottána, s. f. linen cloth so stone cut or wrought like a Borsa, purse, money.- iver called.

diamond.--06:zclo di gente, a dutie borse, to have a deal of Botte, s. f. cask, vessel, tub.- thick number of people. sconey.- Tener torsa stretta, to Una botte di vino, a pipe of Bozzoloso, adj. fuli of tumours. be stingy.-Fr borsa, wine.

Bozzolúto, o. 'Bozzoláso. hoard, to lay up money. Bottéga, s. f. shop. Stare a bot- Braccetto, s. m. a small arm. Bursa, a cloak bag, a portman- trga, to mind one's business. Braccheggiáre, to hunt, to find teau.- ivere una cosa in borsa, Bottegajo, shop-keeper: to have something in one's Botteghetta, s. f. dim. of Boto Bracchetto, b. m. a young scisleeve, to be sure or it.- Horia, Botteghino, s. m. i tega. ting-dog. exchange, where merchants, Bottegóne, s. f. a great shop. Bracchiere, 6. m. a dag-keeper.

Botteguccia, s. f. v. Botteg- Bracciajuć'a, s. f. 1a bracelet, a Borsijo, a purse-maker or sell- hetta.

Bracciale, s. m. j wrist-band. Botticella, s. f. a small toad. - - Brucciile, a bracer to put on Borajuólo, a cutpurse, a pick- Botticelle, a small barrel. one's arın when one plays at pocket, Botticello, s. m.

the great bull. Rorsellino, s. m. dim.of Corsa, Botticina, s. f. dim.of Botte. Braccialetto, s. m. bracelet. Firsétta, s. f. Š a fob. Botticino, s. m.

Bracciat:, s. f an arn-full. Bor.ig'in, w. Borsellino. Bottigliere, s. m. a butler. Bracciatit, adj. fat, lust Borsoito, s. m. a purse, a pouch, Bottiglieria, s. f. a butler's Briliarella, Win. ot Ericciuta. 2 bag to put money in. place or office.

Bracciatélio, s. 11. 2 sort of cake Barzacchino, s. m. buskin. Dotting, s. m. booty, plunder so hard as to crackle under Liscaglia, s. f. wood, forest. Hlettere a botline), to plun- the teeth. bakmuolo,s. m. one that dwells der, to sack.

Bracciére, s. m. a lady's usher. in woods.

Lotto, s. m. stroke, blow. Bráccio, s. m. an arm; plur.ie Bussáto, adj. woody, full of Hotto di cimpano, the toll of a braccia, s. fimbricio, an arm woods.

bell. Di hotło, adv. presently of the sea.-biriccio, a sort ci Best bereccio, adj. rural, per-Bottonatúra, s. f. the buttons measure of length.-Spendere taining to woods. of a suit.

a braccia graelre, to spend high. Borchettino, dim. of Boschéito. Bortoncello, s. m. small button. Stare culle braccia in crore, to Buschiguo, adj. woody, rural. Boituntino, t. Bottoncillo. be idle... Hanc alle braccio, to Bosco, s. m. a wood, a forest. Bocróne, s. m. a button.-Bol- wrestle. Braccio, arm,power.

Esser de bosco e da riviera, to be lóni, bud of plants. Dar an _l braccio secolare, the temfit for any thing: buttone, to give a hint.

poral powers Bescoso, adj. woody,

Bottoniére, 8. f. button-hole. Eracciolino, s. m. a little arima Low, s. m. box-trée.

Bottume, s. mn. all manner of Braccióne, a great arm. B solájo, s. m, box-inaker.

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Bracciuolo, s. m. something to Bizsolo, a box wherein they Bove, s. 4. fetters, shackles.lean upon with one's arms. gather the votes at the elec- Houth an ox; better Brue. Bracco, s. m. a setting-dog:tion of any magistrate.rbús- Bovintä, s, f. cow's tung: Bracco di manigoido, a bailiff VOL. I.

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Bronzo, s. m, cast copper or Brustoláre, u. Abbrustolare.
brass.
Brutále, adj. brutish.
Brucáre, to strip off leaves.- Brutalità, s. m. brutality.
Brucáre, to take off-Brucare, Brutalmente, adv. brutally.
to go away.-Brucare, to Bruto, s. m. a brute, a beast.
scamper away. A ludicrous Bruttaménte, adv. filthily,
word.
dirtily, villainously, shameful-
ly, in an ugly manner.
Bruttamento, s. m. filthiness,
nastiness.

Bruciáre, to burn.-Bruciare,
to itch, to smart.
Bruciáta, s. f. roasted chesnut.
Bruciatájo, he that sells roasted
chesnuts.

Brúcio, s. m. the same as Bruco.
Brucioláto, adj. spoiled by the

worms.

Brúciolo, s. m. a little worm.
Brúciolo, shavings of wood.
Brucióre, smarting, sore itch-
ing.

Bruco, s. m. grub, caterpillar.
Bruíre, to rumble, as the guts
do in one's belly.
Brulicáme, s. m. v. Bulicame.
Brulicáre, to stir up.
Brulichío, s. m. motion, stir-
ring.

Bruttare, to foul, to soil.
Bruttería, s. f. nastiness, filthi

ness.

Bruttezza, s. f. ugliness, de-
formity.-Bruttezza, nastiness,
filthiness.

Brutto, adj. ugly, unsightly.-
Brutto, foul, filthy.-Brutto,
villainous, unworthy, base,
sordid, shameful.
Bruttóre, s. m. nastiness,filthi-
Bruttúra, s. f. ness,
Bruzzáglia, s. f. the rabble.
Bruzzo, s. m. the twilight in
the evening.-In sul fur bruzzo,
at the dusk of the evening.
Búa, s. f. a word that children
use when something ails

Buffe, s. m. whiff; the act of Bulicáme, s. m. a source. blowing out a candle at once. Bulicáre, to bubble. Buffonáre, to play the buffoon. Búlima, s. f. a great crowd. Buffoncéllo, s. m. diminutive Búlimo, s. m. canine hunger. Buffoncino, of buffone, a Bulíno, s. m. a burin. scoffer. Bulla, v. Bolla.

Bullétta, s. f. a billet or ticket." -Bullétia della sanità, a certificate of health.-Tirar le bol

Buffone, s. m. a buffoon, a jester.—Far dosso di bufone, to put up an affront. Buffoneggiare, to play the buf-lette, to draw lots.-Bulletta,

a stud.-Bulletta, warrant. buf-Bullettína, s. f. dim. of BulBullettino, s. m. S létta. Bulsína, s. f.

Bugjárda, s. f. a liar.-Bugi-
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