Bucephʹalos [bull-headed].

A horse. Strictly speaking, the chargèr of Alexander the Great, bought of a Thessalian for thirteen talents (£3,500).

“True, true; I forgot your Bucephalus.”—Sir W. Scott: The Antiquary.

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Brutus (Marcus)
Bruxellois
Brydport Dagger
Bub
Bubastis
Bubble (A)
Bubble and Squeak
Bucca
Buccaneer
Bucentaur
Bucephalos [bull-headed]
Buchanites
Buck
Buck-basket
Buck-bean
Buck-rider (A)
Buck-tooth
Buckwheat
Buckhorse
Buckingham
Bucklaw

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