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Black -jack oak. Quercus aquatica. Imlay defer. 
- ofthe weflern ternütory of America. Lond.1793. 
lack lead. a): Plumbago; b) Molybdaena. 
er legs. A difeafe among calves and fheep, 
being a kind of jelly which feitles in their 
legs, and ‚often in tbe neck, between the 
‘ fkin and flefh, 
Black legs. Scarabaeus horticola, 
Black martin... Hitundo apus. 
Black’ mettle. » The black fhiver. 
Black mouth. The coal-filh. 
Black olıwe. Bucida buceras. 
Black ouzel. Turdus merula, 
Black pepper. Piper nigrum. 
Black pepper of Sümaica. Piper amalago, 
Black rat. The common rat. » 
Black- row grains. Äkind of ire.ftone or ore, 
found in the mines about Dudley. 
Black falt -wort. - Glaux. 
Black fick. (s. v. Ostrea edulis.) 
lack [kimmer. Rynchops nigra.* 
lack fuake. _Cölüber constrittor.. 
MW3lack fuake root. a) Sanicula ee 
.  Attaea ddcemosa 
Milack tail. Perca melanura, 
jlack thorn. "The iloe-tree. 
Black- horn moth. "Phalaena- coeruleocephala. 
ack tin. Thetin-ore, when prefled, itamped, 
and wafhed ready for the blowing -houfe. 
Zlack-veined white butterfiy. Pap. crataegi. 
lack viper. | Coluber prester. 
lack wad Magnesium ochraceum inflammabile, 
lack wood. A large tree of an hard folide tex- 
- ture; it derives its name from the blackifh 
colour ofits bark and leaves, Hughes hifi. 
of Barbados. 
ack worts WVaccein. myrtillus, 
Bad apple. Cactus Pere-kia. 
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b) 
ladder. Vesicula, Vesica. 
ider campion; Biadder behen. Cucubalus 
> behen 
ladder cork Lichen ampullaceus. 
Madder dock. Rumex vesicarius. 
ladder fucus. Fucus vesieulosus. 
Madder locks. The eatable fucus. 
Ha dder nut. 'A)Staphylea; b)Ilex, 
frican Bladder nut. Royena, 
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Bladder fenna. a) Colutea mebantibena b) Coro- 
nilla ee 
Bladder forrel. 
ladder wort. 
Blade. 
Rumex vesicarius, 
Utricularia. 
A fpire of grafs before it grows to feed; 
The green fhoots of corn diltinguifhed for 
the ftalk that. bears the ear. 
Blade -bone. The fhoulder bone. 
Biain A diftemper incident to beafts, confifting 
in a bladder vrowing on the root of the 
tongue againft the wind.-pipe, which at - 
length (welling ftops the breaft. 
Blakes. Cow-dung dried for fuel, 
Blafls, Blaflings. The Blight. 
Blaze; Star. A white fpot in a horfes- face; 
Die Biäfie, - ...” . 
Blazing flar. Aletris farinosa. 
‘Bleas; Bleak. Alburnum. 
Bira-berry. Vaceinium myrtillus &c, 
Bieak; Pale. Pallidus. 
Bleak. ‘Cyprinus alburnus, 
Bieas. The black fhiver. 
To bleat. Balare (s.v. Ovis aries.) 
Bieb: A fmall blifter or bubble. 
Blemifh. When the dogs, finding U the 
chace has been, make a profler to enter, but 
return. 
Bfemifhes. The marks to know where a deer 
has gone in or.out. 
Blendings. Peas and beans grown together as 
a crop. 
Blend.metal iron. A coarfe fort of iron from the 
Staffordfhire mines, ufed for making nails 
and heavy ware; in fome plac ces-allo for 
: horfe-fhoes. 
Blend water; Morehough. A diftemper incident 
toblack cattle, comes either from the biood, 
from the yellows, or from tbe change of 
ground, 
Bienny. Blennius. . 
Bid thiflle. a) Centaureabenedidta; b)Cnicug 
oleraceus. 
Blew milk. The fFim milk. 
Blight. A .difeafe ineident to plants. which 
affe&t them varioufiy, the wh@le plant fome- 
times perifhing by it, and fometimes only 
the leaves and blofomst The ruft. 
Blind, Caecus, 
Blind. 
