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burgeon literary
verb (burgeoned , burgeoning ) (sometimes burgeon forth) intr
1 to grow or develop quickly; to flourish.
2 said of a plant: to bud or sprout.
[14c: from French burjon bud or shoot]
burgeoning adjective .
verb (burgeoned , burgeoning ) (sometimes burgeon forth) intr
1 to grow or develop quickly; to flourish.
2 said of a plant: to bud or sprout.
[14c: from French burjon bud or shoot]
burgeoning adjective .
burger
noun
1 a hamburger.
2 (esp in compounds ) a hamburger covered or flavoured with something cheeseburger .
3 (esp in compounds ) an item of food shaped like a hamburger but made of something different nutburger .
[1930s: shortening of hamburger]
noun
1 a hamburger.
2 (esp in compounds ) a hamburger covered or flavoured with something cheeseburger .
3 (esp in compounds ) an item of food shaped like a hamburger but made of something different nutburger .
[1930s: shortening of hamburger]
burgess
noun
1 Brit, mainly formal or old use
a in England: an inhabitant or citizen of a borough, especially a person who has the right to elect people to government;
b formerly in Scotland: an inhabitant or citizen of a burgh.
2 Brit, hist an MP for a borough (senses 1 and 2) or a university.
3 Brit, hist a borough magistrate or town councillor.
[13c in the form burgeis : French, from Latin burgus borough]
noun
1 Brit, mainly formal or old use
a in England: an inhabitant or citizen of a borough, especially a person who has the right to elect people to government;
b formerly in Scotland: an inhabitant or citizen of a burgh.
2 Brit, hist an MP for a borough (senses 1 and 2) or a university.
3 Brit, hist a borough magistrate or town councillor.
[13c in the form burgeis : French, from Latin burgus borough]
burgh
noun in Scotland until 1975: an incorporated town or borough, with a certain amount of self-government under a town council. See also royal burgh.
[14c: Scots form of borough]
noun in Scotland until 1975: an incorporated town or borough, with a certain amount of self-government under a town council. See also royal burgh.
[14c: Scots form of borough]
burgher
noun , rather old or facetious a citizen of a town, especially a town on the Continent, or of a borough This outraged the respectable burghers of Cheltenham .
[16c: from German burger , from burg borough]
noun , rather old or facetious a citizen of a town, especially a town on the Continent, or of a borough This outraged the respectable burghers of Cheltenham .
[16c: from German burger , from burg borough]
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