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71bal|da|chin — or bal|da|quin «BAL duh kihn, BL », noun. 1. a structure in the form of a canopy, placed above an altar, throne, or other important focal point of a room. 2. a) a canopy of silk or other fabric carried in solemn processions. b) a similar canopy… …
72bal´lad|er — bal|lad «BAL uhd», noun, verb. –n. 1. a poem that tells a story. Ballads are usually in a simple verse form and tell a popular legend that is passed from one generation to another orally. »The old man sang ballads of the clan s heroes, often to… …
73bal|lad — «BAL uhd», noun, verb. –n. 1. a poem that tells a story. Ballads are usually in a simple verse form and tell a popular legend that is passed from one generation to another orally. »The old man sang ballads of the clan s heroes, often to the tune… …
74bal|li|bun|tl — bal|li|bun|tal or bal|li|bun|tl «BAL ee BUHN tuhl», noun. = balibuntal. (Cf. ↑balibuntal) …
75bal|li|bun|tal — or bal|li|bun|tl «BAL ee BUHN tuhl», noun. = balibuntal. (Cf. ↑balibuntal) …
76bal|mor|al — or bal|mor|al «bal MR uhl, MOR », noun. 1. a striped woolen petticoat worn under a looped up skirt. 2. a shoe or boot that laces up the front. 3. a flat, brimless Scottish cap. ╂[< Balmoral Castle in Aberdeen, Scotland] …
77Bal|mor|al — or bal|mor|al «bal MR uhl, MOR », noun. 1. a striped woolen petticoat worn under a looped up skirt. 2. a shoe or boot that laces up the front. 3. a flat, brimless Scottish cap. ╂[< Balmoral Castle in Aberdeen, Scotland] …
78bal|sam´i|cal|ly — bal|sam|ic «bl SAM ihk, bal », adjective. 1. of the nature of or containing balsam. 2. yielding balsam. –bal|sam´i|cal|ly, adverb …
79bal|sam|ic — «bl SAM ihk, bal », adjective. 1. of the nature of or containing balsam. 2. yielding balsam. –bal|sam´i|cal|ly, adverb …
80bal|un — «BAL uhn», noun. an electrical transmission line for coupling a line that is symmetrically grounded with one that is grounded on only one side. ╂[< bal(ance and) un(balance)] …
