Bowdler

English

Etymology

As "de Boelare", the surname dates back to the 11th century,[1] from the name of a town, "Boelare" (now known as "Nederboelare"). Descends from Baldwin de Boelare, who was of a Flemish family and whose surname was variously recorded "de Boulers", "de Boullers", "de Bollers" or "de Bullers" when he came to England, as phonetic variations; this variation appeared later.[2]

Alternatively, from the name of some ancient employment; may be related to buddler.[3]

Proper noun

Bowdler

A surname.

Derived terms

bowdlerism
bowdlerization
bowdlerize
bowdlerizer

References

van Trimpont, Marc (1998), “Het Land en de Baronie van Boelare”, in Geschied – en Heemkundige Kring Gerardimontium (in Dutch), Geraardsbergen, pages 13–17
Bowdler, Ian (accessed 2019), “Baldwin de Boulers”, in Genealogy and History of the Bowdler Family‎, archived from the original on 2010-05-27
Mark Antony Lower (1860), “BOWDLER.”, in Patronymica Britannica. A Dictionary of the Family Names of the United Kingdom., London: John Russell Smith, […]; Lewes: G. P. Bacon, page 36, column 2: “Probably the name of some ancient employment, as Le Boudler occurs in H. R. “To buddle” signifies to cleanse ore. North.”.

Anagrams

bowlder, low-bred, lowbred

[1] van Trimpont, Marc (1998), “Het Land en de Baronie van Boelare”, in Geschied – en Heemkundige Kring Gerardimontium (in Dutch), Geraardsbergen, pages 13–17

[2] Bowdler, Ian (accessed 2019), “Baldwin de Boulers”, in Genealogy and History of the Bowdler Family‎, archived from the original on 2010-05-27

[3] Mark Antony Lower (1860), “BOWDLER.”, in Patronymica Britannica. A Dictionary of the Family Names of the United Kingdom., London: John Russell Smith, […]; Lewes: G. P. Bacon, page 36, column 2: “Probably the name of some ancient employment, as Le Boudler occurs in H. R. “To buddle” signifies to cleanse ore. North.”.

单词	Bowdler
释义	Bowdler English Etymology As "de Boelare", the surname dates back to the 11th century,[1] from the name of a town, "Boelare" (now known as "Nederboelare"). Descends from Baldwin de Boelare, who was of a Flemish family and whose surname was variously recorded "de Boulers", "de Boullers", "de Bollers" or "de Bullers" when he came to England, as phonetic variations; this variation appeared later.[2] Alternatively, from the name of some ancient employment; may be related to buddler.[3] Proper noun Bowdler A surname. Derived terms bowdlerism bowdlerization bowdlerize bowdlerizer References van Trimpont, Marc (1998), “Het Land en de Baronie van Boelare”, in Geschied – en Heemkundige Kring Gerardimontium (in Dutch), Geraardsbergen, pages 13–17 Bowdler, Ian (accessed 2019), “Baldwin de Boulers”, in Genealogy and History of the Bowdler Family‎, archived from the original on 2010-05-27 Mark Antony Lower (1860), “BOWDLER.”, in Patronymica Britannica. A Dictionary of the Family Names of the United Kingdom., London: John Russell Smith, […]; Lewes: G. P. Bacon, page 36, column 2: “Probably the name of some ancient employment, as Le Boudler occurs in H. R. “To buddle” signifies to cleanse ore. North.”. Further reading Baldwin de Boulers on Wikipedia.Wikipedia Anagrams bowlder, low-bred, lowbred
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