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Webster Dictionary :: Behot
BEHOT', pret. of behight.
Webster Dictionary :: Behoovefully
BEHOOVEFULLY, adv. behoov'fully. Usefully, profitably.
Webster Dictionary :: Behooveful
BEHOOVEFUL, a. behoov'ful. Needful; useful; profitable; advantageous.
Webster Dictionary :: Behoove
BEHOOVE, v.t. behoof'. To be necessary for; to be fit for; to be meet for, with ...
Webster Dictionary :: Behoovable
BEHOOV'ABLE, a. Needful; profitable.
Webster Dictionary :: Behoof
BEHOOF', n. 1. Radically, need, necessity; whence, by an easy analogy, the word ...
Webster Dictionary :: Behoney
BEHON'EY, v.t. To sweeten with honey.
Webster Dictionary :: Beholdingness
BEHO'LDINGNESS, n. The state of being obliged. [An error, and not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Beholding
BEHO'LDING, ppr. Fixing the eyes upon; looking on; See ing. 1. Fixing the attent...
Webster Dictionary :: Beholder
BEHO'LDER, n. One who beholds; a spectator; one who looks upon, or See S.
Webster Dictionary :: Beholden
BEHO'LDEN, pp. or a. beholdn. [The participle of behold, to keep, guard, or bind...
Webster Dictionary :: Behold
BEHO'LD, v.t. pret. and pp. beheld' [L.observo, from servo, to keep.] 1. To fix ...
Webster Dictionary :: Behindhand
BEHINDHAND, a. [behind and hand.] In arrear; in an exhausted state; in a state i...
Webster Dictionary :: Behind
BEHIND, prep. 1. At the back of another; as, to ride behind a horseman. 2. On th...
Webster Dictionary :: Behight
BEHI'GHT, v.t. behite; pret. behot. To promise; to entrust; to call, or name; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Behest
BEHEST', n. Command; precept; mandate.[Antiquated, except in poetry.]
