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n. (alternative form of basil nodot=yes English) (a tanned sheepskin)
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Bazil may refer to:
Given name:
- Bazil Ashmawy, Irish radio and television personality who appears on Raidió Teilifís Éireann
- Bazil Broketail, 1992 fantasy novel by author Christopher Rowley
- Bazil Broketail (novel) (1992) fantasy novel written by Christopher Rowley
- Bazil Brush or Basil Brush, fictional anthropomorphic fox, appeared on daytime British children's television
- Bazil Donovan of Blue Rodeo, Canadian pop and country rock band, formed in 1984 in Toronto, Ontario
- Bazil Gordon emigrated from Scotland to America, settling in Falmouth, Virginia in 1786 where he opened a small store
- Bazil McCourtey, fictional character from the British Channel 4 soap opera Hollyoaks, played by Shebah Ronay
Usage examples of "bazil".
The dragon, originally known as Bazil of Quosh, had been the proudest issue of their line of Legion wyverns.
And, of course, there was the empty space for Bazil Broketail of Quosh, lost with his dragonboy in the volcanic doom of Heruta.
For Bazil it was an exhausting ordeal, and his energy reserves were already low.
A moment later Bazil slid forth from the trees with Ecator in his hands.
The meat was very tough, as Bazil discovered when he bit into a thigh after cutting it free.
While he slept, Bazil continued to eat, working his way through a baked thigh, holding it up and chewing it down to the femur.
The monster refused to go away even after Bazil heaved hot rocks at it by grasping them with a wad of palm leaves.
Perhaps it was the torpor of so much meat, perhaps it was the knowledge of the power of dragon-sword, but Bazil felt no fear.
He had collected some palm fronds for the task and was devising ways of weaving them together to form meat baskets, a huge one for Bazil and a small one for himself.
Could he and Bazil, alone, get out of this ancient jungle and back to the distant coast alive?
There were no crocodiles visible in the vicinity, though he and Bazil had seen quite a few just a little farther upstream.
It turned out to be a necessary move, as the supply of over-aggressive reptilian predators had thinned out over the weeks as they were killed off night after night by Bazil and the sword.
The fishing was good and they built a crude raft on which to float across the daily mound of firewood that Bazil collected along the shore.
Lumbee was not so quick to accept that Bazil was what he was, an intelligent person who could speak and be spoken to.
Lumbee now confronted the realization that Relkin and Bazil came from a civilization of an order beyond that of anything she knew or understood.