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Webster Dictionary :: Bestor

BESTOR, v.t. [be and stow, a place. See Stow . Literally, to set or place.] 1. T...

Webster Dictionary :: Bestorm

BESTORM', v.i. [be and storm.] To storm; to rage. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Bestowal

BESTOWAL, n. A conferring; disposal. [Little used.

Webster Dictionary :: Bestowed

BESTOWED, ppr. Given gratuitously; conferred; laid out; applied; deposited for s...

Webster Dictionary :: Bestower

BESTOWER, n. One who bestows; a giver; a disposer.

Webster Dictionary :: Bestowing

BESTOWING, ppr. Conferring gratuitously; laying out; applying; depositing in store.

Webster Dictionary :: Bestowment

BESTOWMENT, n. The act of giving gratuitously; a conferring. God the father had ...

Webster Dictionary :: Bestraddle

BESTRAD'DLE, v.t. To bestride. [See Straddle .]

Webster Dictionary :: Bestraught

BESTRAUGHT', a. Distracted; mad. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Bestrew

BESTREW', v.t. pret. bestrewed; pp. bestrewed, bestrown. [be and strew.] To scat...

Webster Dictionary :: Bestrewed

BESTREW'ED, pp. of bestrew.

Webster Dictionary :: Bestride

BESTRI'DE, v.t. pret.bestrid; pp. bestrid, bestridden. [be and stride.] 1. To st...

Webster Dictionary :: Bestriding

BESTRI'DING, ppr. Extending the legs over any thing, so as to include it between...

Webster Dictionary :: Bestrown

BESTROWN, pp. of bestrew. Sprinkle over.

Webster Dictionary :: Bestuck

BESTUCK', pp. of bestick. Pierced in various places with sharp points.

Webster Dictionary :: Bestud

BESTUD', v.t. [be and stud.] To set with studs; to adorn with bosses; as, to bes...

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