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burglarious (b<<schwa>>r-glair-ee-<<schwa>>s), adj. Of or relating to burglary <burglarious intent>. — burglariously,adv.[Blacks Law 8th]

burglar,n. One who commits burglary.[Blacks Law 8th]

burgh Engloys (b<<schwa>>rg ing-gloiz). See BOROUGH ENGLISH.[Blacks Law 8th]

burgh English (b<<schwa>>rg ing-glish). See BOROUGH ENGLISH.[Blacks Law 8th]

burgess (b<<schwa>>r-jis).Hist. 1. An inhabitant or freeman of a borough or town. 2. A magistrate of a borough. 3. A person entitled to vote at elections. 4. A representative of a borough or town in Parliament. “[Burgesses] are properly Men of Trade, or the Inhabitants of a Borow or Walled Town; yet we usually apply this name…

burgator (b<<schwa>>r-gay-t<<schwa>>r).Hist. A burglar; a person who breaks into a house or an enclosed space.[Blacks Law 8th]

burgage (b<<schwa>>r-gij).Hist. 1. A type of socage tenure in which tenants paid annual rents to the lord of the borough. See SOCAGE. 2.Scots law. The tenure by which a burgh held its land of the king, the service due being watching and warding. See WATCH AND WARD. — Also termed burgage tenure.[Blacks Law 8th]

Burford abstention.See ABSTENTION.[Blacks Law 8th]

Bureaux Internationaux Reunis pour la Protection de la Propriete Intellectuelle.See INTERNATIONAL BUREAU FOR THE PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY . [Blacks Law 8th]

Bureau Veritas.See VERITAS.[Blacks Law 8th]