Bourd, n.
(bōrd), n. [Fr. bourde, Pr. borda, fib, lie; O. Fr. borde, bourde, jest, joke, from O. Fr. behort, behourt, bohort, bohort, boort, Pr. beort, biort, bort, tilt, tournament, O. Fr. behorder, behourder, bohorder, bohourder, to tilt, sport, play, from M. H. Ger. hurten, Fr. heurter, O. Fr. hurtier, Pr. urtar, It. urtare, to knock, dash, or run against. See HURT.] A jest. [Obs.] Spenser.