Definition of Bubals

1. bubal [n] - See also: bubal

Lexicographical Neighbors of Bubals

buansuah
buansuahs
buat
buats
buaze
buazes
bub
buba
buba madre
bubal
bubale
bubales
bubaline
bubalis
bubalises
bubals (current term)
bubas
bubas braziliana
bubba vote
bubbas
bubbe
bubbe-meise
bubbe-meises
bubbe meise
bubber
bubbers
bubbes
bubbies
bubbing
bubble

Literary usage of Bubals

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Principles of Geology: Being an Attempt to Explain the Former Changes of the by Charles Lyell, Gérard Paul Deshayes (1830)
"A sea-port, called St. bubals, about twenty miles south of Lisbon, was engulphed. At Algiers and Fez, in Africa, the agitation of the earth was equally ..."

2. Narratives of Peril and Suffering by Richard Alfred Davenport (1840)
"... when, on a sudden, our cars were struck by the horrific sound of the great drum, the (bubals, horns, and trumpets, in the temple of the war god. ..."

3. An Inquiry Into the Propriety of Applying Wastes to the Better Maintenance by Arthur Young (1801)
"... bubals,:,,, i,;iV, ,, Jl .Mii, ... ;,,-.••; ,,, Baptism^ ^.,8I,7M| ,667,, .„, ase r, ,-s, »55, ,-r ; ..But in 1 793, ,of families, .; ;T.;Ii #,. , ..."

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