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BEBLOOD' BEBLOOD'Y, v.t. [be and blood.] To make bloody. Obs.
BEBLOT', v.t. [be and blot.] To blot; to stain. Obs.
BEBLUB'BERED, a. [be and blubber.] Foul or swelled with weeping.
BECABUN'GA, n. Brooklime speedwell; veronica becabunga; a plant common in ditche...
BECAFI-CO, n. [See Beak .] A fig-pecker; a bird like a nightingale which feeds o...
BECALM, v.t. becam. [be calm. See Calm .] 1. To still; to make quiet; to appease...
BECALMED, pp. becamed. Quieted; appeased. 1. a. Hindered from motion or progress...
BECALMING, ppr. becaming. Appeasing; keeping from motion or progress. BECALMING ...
BECA'ME, pret. of become [See Become .]
BECAUSE, becauz' a compound word. [ See By and Cause.] by cause, or by the cause...
BECH'ANCE, v.i. [be, by, and chance.] To befall; to happen to.
BECH'ARM, v.t. [be and charm.] To charm; to captivate.
BE'CHIC, n. [Gr.a cough.] A medicine for relieving coughs, synonymous with pecto...
BECK, n. A small brook. Gray. Heb. a brook or rivulet; in the sense of flowing, ...
BECK'ED, pp. Called or notified by a nod.
BECK'ET, n. A thing used in ships to confine loose ropes, tackles or spars; as a...