Quarterly Update 6, Fall 2016

Has waiting for Quarterly Update 6 kept you up all night with the blare eye? Or was it those pesky boo-daddies and boo-hags? Or perhaps it was that noisy baby face right outside your window, stinky civic cat lurking in the yard, or a black duster rolling in from Texas? We can’t claim this update is the cure, as it is full of boogery critters and creatures that might keep you blare-eyed—unless, of course, you are tougher than a boiled owl! Note: Clickable links have been added to some entries; they will either take you to entries here on our website or to Digital DARE, where subscription-level access may sometimes be necessary to see the full entry.

HeadwordPart of SpeechUpdate Type
ash bushnNew Entry
baby facenNew Sense
baitn2, also attribRevised Sense
black dusternRevised Entry
black jacketnRevised Entry
black mannRevised Sense
black martinnRevised Entry
black vipernRevised Entry
blankie-lie-lowexclam, nRevised Entry
blarevRevised Senses
blare eyenNew Entry
blare-eyedadjRevised Entry
blare-eyed herringnNew Entry
blow sandnRevised Entry
blue gramanNew Entry
bob housenRevised Entry
bodynNew Sense
bognRevised Entry
bogtrotternRevised Senses
boiled dishnRevised Entry
boiled owlnRevised Senses
boo-daddynRevised Sense, New Sense
boogervRevised Senses
boogerishadjRevised Sense, New Sense
boogeryadjRevised Senses
boo-hagnNew Entry
bootn2Revised Sense
buckwheat pinenRevised Entry
buffalo gnatnRevised Sense
bull grapenRevised Entry
bull kelpnRevised Entry
bullet grapenRevised Entry
bullnozernNew Entry
bumbeenRevised Entry
cabbage pinenRevised Entry
calico-backnRevised Sense
California lionnRevised Entry
channelernNew Entry
civet catnRevised Senses
civic catnNew Sense, Revised Sense
civvy catnRevised Entry
dusternRevised Sense
say-sonRevised Entry