Meanings of burse in English

Despite the crisis scenario Frankfurt's burse traders followed a long tradition to wear carnival costumes at Germany's carnival Tuesday.

He carried across his arm the second white-sleeved kirtle that he had, and his burse was on his girdle.

Gif me my burse, Erkelenz.

Then while the priest slipped a corporal into the burse and laid the latter on the veil, she went on quickly:

It was copied from the famous Burse at Antwerp, which still stands.

WR Isaiah Burse was promoted from the practice squad to the active roster by the Chargers on Saturday.

It was also called "Britain's Burse."

This place be no longer called a Burse;

Her own room reflected the rising worship of Morris and Burse-Jones, of which, indeed, she had been an adept from the beginning.

'Stop, there's no corporal in the burse.

(Imagine a Scottish student talking about a "Burse"!)

Out of his own private resources he founded six burses in the college, and at his earnest request six others were endowed by the Propaganda.