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Bushel

Bushel [fr. busse, a box; busken, a little box], a dry

[fr. bouts, O. Fr., leathern vessels, for holding wine], a bushel.

A dry measure containing four pecks eight gallons or thirty two quarts

Modius, a measure, usually a bushel.

vice funguntur, they replace and represent each other; thus, a bushel of wheat. A particular horse would not be fungibilis res,

value under any Act, award, or instrument of an imperial bushel shall have effect as if the price or value were

certain work; or to give a certain price for every bushel of so much corn as corresponds to a sample. As

The fourth part of a bushel a dry measure of eight quarts as a peck of

Shaped like a bushel measure

Consisting of a moiety or half as a half bushel a half hour a half dollar a half view