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Webster Dictionary :: Bethrall
BETHRALL', v.t. [be and thrall.] To enslave; to reduce to bondage; to bring into...
Webster Dictionary :: Bethought
BETHOUGHT', bethaut;, pret. and pp. of bethink.
Webster Dictionary :: Bethlemite
BETH'LEMITE, n. An inhabitant of Bethlehem; a lunatic. 1. In church history, the...
Webster Dictionary :: Bethlehem
BETH'LEHEM, n. [Heb. the house of food or bread.] 1. A town or village in Judea,...
Webster Dictionary :: Betel
BE'TEL BETHINK', v.t. pret. and pp.bethought. [be and think.] To call to mind; t...
Webster Dictionary :: Beteem
BETEE'M, v.t. [be and teem.] To bring forth; to produce; to shed; to bestow. [No...
Webster Dictionary :: Betaught
BETAUGHT', pret. of betake. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Betaking
BETA'KING, ppr. Having recourse to; applying; resorting.
Webster Dictionary :: Betaken
BETA'KEN, part of betake.
Webster Dictionary :: Betake
BETA'KE, v.t. pret. betook; pp. betaken. [be and take.] 1. To take to; to have r...
Webster Dictionary :: Bet
BET, n. A wager; that which is laid, staked or pledges in a contest, to be won, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Beswike
BESWIKE, v.t. beswik'. To allure. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bestudding
BESTUD'DING, ppr. Setting with studs; adorning as with bosses.
Webster Dictionary :: Bestudded
BESTUD'DED,pp. Adorned with studs.
Webster Dictionary :: Bestud
BESTUD', v.t. [be and stud.] To set with studs; to adorn with bosses; as, to bes...
Webster Dictionary :: Bestuck
BESTUCK', pp. of bestick. Pierced in various places with sharp points.
