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Webster Dictionary :: Beech-oil
BEE'CH-OIL, n. [beech and oil.] Oil expressed from the mast or nuts of the beech...
Webster Dictionary :: Beech-coal
BEE'CH-COAL, n. [beech and coal.] Charcoal from beech wood.
Webster Dictionary :: Beech
BEECH, n. [Gr. payos; L. fagus.] A tree arranged by Linne under the genus fagus,...
Webster Dictionary :: Bee-flower
BEE'-FLOWER, n. [bee and flower.] A plant; a species of Ophrys or twyblade, whos...
Webster Dictionary :: Bee-eater
BEE'-EATER,n. [bee and eat.] A bird that feeds on bees. There are several specie...
Webster Dictionary :: Bee-bread
BEE'-BREAD, n. [bee and bread.] The pollen of flowers collected by bees, as food...
Webster Dictionary :: Bee
BEE, n. An insect of the genus Apis. [See Apis .] The species are numerous, of w...
Webster Dictionary :: Bedyed
BEDY'ED, pp. Dyed; stained.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedye
BEDY'E, v.t. [be and dye.] To dye; to stain.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedwork
BED'WORK, n. [bed and work.] Work done in bed, without toil of the hands or with...
Webster Dictionary :: Bedwarf
BEDWARF', v.t. [be and dwarf.] To make little; to stunt or hinder growth.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedward
BED'WARD, adv. [bed and ward.] Toward bed.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedust
BEDUST', v.t. [be and dust.] To sprinkle, soil or cover with dust.
Webster Dictionary :: Beduck
BEDUCK', v.t. [be and duck.] To duck; to put the head under water; to immerse.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedtime
BED'TIME, n. [bed and time.] The time to go to rest; the usual hour of going to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bedswerver
BED'SWERVER, n. [bed and swerve.] One that swerves from his bed; that is one who...
