A dialectal or obsolete term for boxwood or a boxwood plantation; possibly related to trees or wooden items.
From buxus (Latin for boxwood) + -ery (suffix creating nouns meaning a place or collection). Parallel to nursery or gallery, suggesting a place where box trees were grown.
Buxerry follows an old English pattern—add -ery to anything and you get 'a place of that thing'—bakery, nursery, slavery—which is why spotting an -ery word is like finding a linguistic fossil.
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