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_Presb. Eloquence._

2. A bugbear, an object of terror, Ibid.

Belg. _bauw_, a spectre; C. B. _bo_, a hobgoblin.

~Bu-kow~, _s._ Any thing frightful, as a scarecrow, applied also to a hobgoblin, S.

V. ~Cow~.

From _bu_, and _kow_, _cow_, a goblin.

~Bu-man~, _s._ A goblin; the devil, S. used as _Bu-kow_.

BUB, BOB, _s._ A. blast, a gust of severe weather.

_Douglas._

Allied perhaps to Isl. _bobbe_, malum, noxae; or E. _bob_, to beat, as denoting the suddenness of its impulse.

BUBBLY, _adj._ Snotty, S. A. Bor.

~Bubblyjock~, _s._ The vulgar name for a turkey c.o.c.k, S. synon.

_Polliec.o.c.k_, S. B.

_Grose._

The name seems to have originated from the shape of his comb.

BUCHT, _s._ A bending; a fold.

V. ~Bought~.

_To_ BUCK, _v. n._ To push, to b.u.t.t, Perths.

Alem. _bock-en_, to strike; Su. G. _bock_, impulsus.

_To_ BUCK _out_, _v. n._ To make a guggling noise.

BUCKER, _s._ A name given to a species of whale, West of S.

_Statist. Acc._

BUCKIE, BUCKY, _s._