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buffle-headed
buffle-headed, a. (ˈbʌf(ə)lˌhɛdɪd) [f. prec. (or its elements) + -ed.] † 1. Having a head like a buffalo's. Obs.1697 Evelyn Numism. ix. 293 There are remarked the Goat and Buffle-headed. 1713 C'tess of Winchilsea Misc. Poems 117 None but buffle-headed Trees. 2. transf. and fig. a. Large-headed. b. F... Oxford English Dictionary
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bufflehead
bufflehead (ˈbʌf(ə)lhɛd) [f. buffle + head.] 1. A fool, blockhead, stupid fellow.1659 Lady Alimony i. ii. in Hazl. Dodsley XIV. 278 What a drolling bufflehead is this! 1694 Echard Plautus 48 What makes ye stare so, Bufflehead? 1718 J. Fox Wanderer xiv. 90 Tho' my Forehead is broad, you Bufflehead, i... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of animals in the Bible
Buffle — Another word for buffalo, D.V., Deut., xiv, 5. This most majestic bird (Gyps fulvus), the type, as it seems, of the eagle-headed figures of Assyrian sculpture, is most likely referred to in Mich., i wikipedia.org
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butter-ball
ˈbutter-ball 1. A ball of butter; butter moulded into a ball.1892 J. C. Harris Plantation Printer 58 She wur a fine cow too, ez fat ez a butter-ball. 1901 Greenough & Kittredge Words (1902) 177 Thus we have butterball, a ball that consists of butter. 1952 L. MacNeice Ten Burnt Offerings ix. 85 One m... Oxford English Dictionary
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marionette
marionette (mærɪəˈnɛt) Also 7 -onet, 9 -onnette, marrionette. [a. F. marionnette, f. Marion, dim. of Marie Mary: see -ette. Cf. OF. mariotte in the same sense.] 1. A puppet actuated by strings and used to represent persons (or animals) in action.c 1620 W. Browne Brit. Past. iii. i, A little spruce e... Oxford English Dictionary
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butter-box
ˈbutter-box 1. a. A box for holding butter.1756 Nugent Gr. Tour I. 44 The common people seldom go upon a journey without a butter-box in their pockets. 1874 Contemp. Rev. XXIV. 698 The wits declared that Denmark had sent a hundred thousand herrings, Holland a hundred thousand butter-boxes. b. transf... Oxford English Dictionary
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Robin
Robin1 (ˈrɒbɪn) Except in sense 1, usu. with lower-case initial. Forms: 4–5 Robyn, 6 Roben, Sc. Robene, Robeen, 7 Sc. Robein, 7, 9 Robbin, 5– Robin. [a. OF. Robin, a dim. or familiar form of the personal name Robert.] For several specific uses see round robin. I. 1. The personal name, in more or les... Oxford English Dictionary
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spirit
▪ I. spirit, n. (ˈspɪrɪt) Forms: α. 3– spirit, 4–6 -ite, 4–5 -itt, 4, 6 spiryte, 5 spiryt, 9 dial. spirut; 4–6 spyrite, 5 -itte, -id, -ut, -ete, 5–6 -it, 4–5 spyryt, 5–6 -yte. β. 5 sperete, -ite, 5–6 speryt, 5, 7, 9 sperit, 9 sperrit. See also spirt, spright, and sprite. [a. AF. spirit (espirit), sp... Oxford English Dictionary
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