"Bufinefs" appears to be a typo. Definitions [Related words] [Mentions] We found one dictionary that defines the word bufinefs.

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Aug 22, 2008 · My guess is that it probably means 'business'. Either it was written in a very archaic style where the 's' looks like a bit like an 'f', or it was spoken by ...

ftitution, its bufinefs was conducted with renewed ardour and fuccefs. ABOUT the end of the year 1782,in a meeting of the ProfefTors of the Univerfity of ...

— Adjectives for bufinefs: public, whole, other, great, proper, own, important, chief, much, prefent, whofe, more... Commonly used words are shown in bold ...

8 days ago · noun · Also calledAnglo-Saxon the English language from the time of the earliest settlements in the fifth century ad to about 1100. · printing a ...

Although I was abfent at the time, and had no concern whatever in the bufinefs as was known to a number of refpectable witneffes, I was neverthelefs ...

may 1~eenabled to tra'nfaEt the bufinefs relating to laid congregation: And whereas it appears reafonable to theLegiflature that the laid requelt.

"Wanted, an apprentice to the Watchmaking bufinefs, a fmart aftive Boy, 13 or 14 years of age. Enquire of Samuel Stiles." Advertisement in the Hampshire Gazette