Burlˊesk, or Burlesque

Burlˊesk, or Burle’sque [burlesque (F.) of burlesco (It. and Sp.)]
a Kind of Poetry, Merry, Jocular, and bordering on Ridicule, is a Sort of Verse proper for lampoon; but it is a Manner of Verifying harder to be acquired, than that which is most harmonious and beautiful. The more the feet hobble in most places, the more perfect is the measure; as for harmony, that is little minded in Burlesque.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

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Bombs
Bomb [Hieroglyphically]
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Bouˊtefeu
Bowyers
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Burlˊesk, or Burle’sque
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