bauk
1Bauk — Bauk, Baulk Baulk, n. & v. See {Balk}. [1913 Webster] …
2bauk — bȁūk m <N mn ūci> DEFINICIJA etnol. u narodnom vjerovanju neodređena prikaza od koje hvata strah, ono što zastrašuje; sablast FRAZEOLOGIJA bauk kruži (Europom, svijetom, Hrvatskom itd.) iron. pojavilo se nešto čega se mnogi bez razloga boje …
3Bauk — The balk, back, bauk Lowland Scots, leum iochd or bailc/bac Scottish Gaelic was a strip of a corn field left fallow. The fear of being left with the last sheaf of the harvest called the cailleach (kulyach etc) or gobhar bhacach (the goat of the… …
4bauk — ˈbȧk, ˈbȯk dialect variant of balk * * * bauk, baul(e obs. ff. balk, ball, bawl …
5bauk — baulk …
6Bauk. — 1) Baukunst EN architecture 2) Baukosten EN construction costs 3) Baukasten EN construction set, set of building blocks …
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7bauk — North Country (Newcastle) Words a cross beam or dormant …
8bauk'up — Gullah Words break, breaks, broke, breaking, broken; brukfoot man @a brokenlegged man …
9bauk — the summer, beam, or dorman ; also a pole or beam, such as are used under the roofs of small buildings ; also land left unploughed, to divide the property of different persons in common or open fields. Northumb …
10bauk-staff — a quarter staff. N …