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81ber|ceuse — «behr SERZ», noun, plural ceuses « SERZ». French. 1. a lullaby. 2. Music. a vocal or instrumental composition having the tender, soothing qualities of a lullaby …
82ber|dache — «buhr DASH», noun. a North American Indian man who dresses and behaves like a woman. ╂[< French bardache < Arabic bardaj slave] …
83ber|gall — «BUR gl», noun. the cunner fish, a small fish of the Atlantic allied to the wrasses. Also, bur|gall. ╂[origin unknown] …
84Ber|ger rhythm — «BUR guhr», = alpha rhythm. (Cf. ↑alpha rhythm) ╂[< Hans Berger, 1873 1941, a German psychiatrist who first recorded it] …
85ber|ge|rette — «BUR zhuh reht, behr zhuh REHT», noun. a kind of French pastoral song or dance, popular especially from the 1500 s into the 1700 s. ╂[< French bergerette (diminutive) < bergère shepherdess] …
86Ber|ing Standard Time — «BIHR ihng, BAIR », the standard time in the western portion of Alaska, three hours behind Pacific Standard Time …
87Ber|lin|er — «buhr LIHN uhr», noun. an inhabitant of Berlin in Germany …
88ber|lin — «buhr LIHN, BUR lihn», noun. 1. a) a four wheeled, covered carriage with two inside seats and a platform in the rear for footmen. b) a closed automobile with a glass partition separating the driver s seat from the rear seat. 2. Also, Berlin. a… …
89Ber|mu|da cedar — «buhr MYOO duh», a kind of juniper native to Bermuda, with hard, reddish brown, aromatic wood …
90Ber|mu|dan — «buhr MYOO duhn», adjective, noun. = Bermudian. (Cf. ↑Bermudian) …
