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Webster Dictionary :: Belee
BELEE', v.t. [be and lee.] To place on the lee, or in a position unfavorable to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Beleave
BELE'AVE, v.t. [be and leave.] To leave. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Beleaguring
BELE'AGURING, ppr. Besieging; blocking up.
Webster Dictionary :: Beleaguerer
BELE'AGUERER, n. One who besieges.
Webster Dictionary :: Beleaguered
BELE'AGUERED, pp. Besieged.
Webster Dictionary :: Beleaguer
BELE'AGUER, v.t. belee'ger. To besiege; to block up; to surround with an army, s...
Webster Dictionary :: Beldam
BEL'DAM, n. 1. An old woman. Spenser See ms to have used the word in its true se...
Webster Dictionary :: Belching
BELCH'ING, ppr. Ejecting from the stomach or any deep hollow place. BELCH'ING , ...
Webster Dictionary :: Belched
BELCH'ED, pp. Ejected from the stomach, or from a hollow place.
Webster Dictionary :: Belch
BELCH, v.t.[Eng. bulge,bilge, bulk.] 1. To throw or eject wind from the stomach ...
Webster Dictionary :: Belaying
BELA'YING,ppr. Blocking up; laying an ambush; making fast.
Webster Dictionary :: Belayed
BELA'YED,pp. Obstructed; ambushed; made fast.
Webster Dictionary :: Belay
BELA'Y, v.t. [This word is composed of be and lay, to lay to, lay by, or close. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Belawgive
BELAW'GIVE, v.t. To give a law to. [Barbarous and not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Belave
BELA'VE, v.t. [be and lave.] To wash. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Belatedness
BELA'TEDNESS, n. A being too late.
