bocca (It.), one of the mouths of a glass-furnace.
bock (Fr.), a strong kind of German beer, drunk in May—from Eimbockbier—Einbeck in Prussia: now often a glass or mug of any beer.
bona (L.), goods;—bona mobilia, movable goods;—bona peritura, perishable goods;—bona vacantia, unclaimed goods.
bon accueil (Fr.), good reception, due honour;—bon ami, good friend;—bon camarade, good comrade;—bon diable, good-natured fellow;—bon enfant, good fellow, pleasant companion;—bon goût, good taste.
bona fides (L.), good faith.
bonagh, bonough (Ir.), a regular soldier;—bonaght, a subsidy to Irish chiefs for a supply of soldiers.
bona si sua nôrint (L.), if only they knew their own blessings.
bonasus (L.), a bison or aurochs.
bon avocat, mauvais voisin (Fr.), a good lawyer is a bad neighbour.
bon-chrétien (Fr.), 'good Christian'—a kind of pear, the William.