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Webster Dictionary :: Bedazzle
BEDAZ'ZLE, v.t. [be and dazzle.] To confound the sight by too strong a light; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Bedaubing
BEDAUB'ING, ppr. Daubing over; besmearing.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedaubed
BEDAUB'ED, pp. Daubed over; besmeared.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedaub
BEDAUB', v.t. [be and daub.] To daub over; to besmear with viscous, slimy matter...
Webster Dictionary :: Bedashing
BEDASH'ING, ppr. Bespattering; dashing water upon, or other liquid.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedashed
BEDASH'ED, pp. Bespattered with water or other liquid.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedash
BEDASH', v.t. [be and dash.] To wet, by throwing water, or other liquor upon; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Bedark
BEDARK', v.t. [be and dark.] To darken. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bedare
BEDA'RE, v.t. [be and dare.] To dare; to defy. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bedaggled
BEDAG'GLED, pp. Soiled by reaching the mud in walking; bespattering.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedaggle
BEDAG'GLE, v.t. [be and daggle.] To soil, as clothes, by drawing the ends in the...
Webster Dictionary :: Bedaff
BEDAFF', v.t. To make a fool of. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bedabbling
BEDAB'BLING, ppr. Wetting; sprinkling.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedabbled
BEDAB'BLED, pp. Wet; sprinkled.
Webster Dictionary :: Bedabble
BEDAB'BLE, v.t. [be and dabble.] To wet; to sprinkle Bedabbled with the dew.
Webster Dictionary :: Bed-hangings
BED-HANGINGS, n. Curtains.
