Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Behave

Behavev.to cut off the head, decapitate

488

Behemoth

Behemothn.the river-horse, or hippopotamy

489

Behest

Behestn.a command, order, message, promise

490

Behight

Behightpa.called, named, promised, ob.

491

Behing

Behingpr.orad.at the back, in the rear, out of sight, remaining, inferior to

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Behinghand

Behinghanda.behing to in any thing, in arrears

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Behold

Beholdv.t.beheld,pret.beheld,pa.to look at, view, see, observe

494

Beholden

Beholdena.obliged, indebted

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Beholder

Beholdern.one who beholds, a spectator

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Behoof

Behoofn.what behooves, profit, advantage, use

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Behoovable

Behoovable, or Behoovefula.fit, becoming, proper suitable, useful, profitable, serviceable

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Behoove

Behoove, or Behovev.i.to be fit, be meet, become

499

Being

Beingn.existence, a person or thing that exists

500

Being (2)

Beingpa.existing

501

Belabor

Belaborv.t.to thump, thump hard, beat soundly

502

Belat

Belat, or Bleatingn.the cry of a sheep or goat

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Belated

Belateda.late in time, benighted, too late

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Belay

Belayv.t.to waylay, lie in wait, fasten

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Belch

Belchv.i.to throw out wind from the stomach

506

Belch (2)

Belchn.the act of belching, malt liquor

507

Beldam

Beldamn.a hag, old or scolding woman, fine

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Beleaguer

Beleaguerv.t.to besiege, block up, perplex

509

Belfounder

Belfoundern.a caster or maker of bells

510

Belfry

Belfryn.a place where bells hang and are rung

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Belgian

Belgiann.a native of Flanders, a Fleming

512

Belgic

Belgica.pertaining to Belgium, or Flanders

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Belgium

Belgiumn.the ancient name of Flanders