Belial
Belialn.satan, the devil, wickedness, vice
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Belie
Believ.t.stander, speak falsely of, feign
Belief
Beliefn.credit given to evidence, strong or fullp persuasion of mind, opinions, creed
Believable
Believablea.deserving credit, credible
Believe
Believev.to trust in, credit, have faith, think true
Believer
Believern.one that believes, one that credits
Believingly
Believinglyad.with full credit, or faith
Belike
Belikead.probably, perhaps, peradventure, ob.
Bell
Belln.a hollow sounding vessel made of metal
Bell (2)
Bellv.i.to grow like a bell in shape, to swell
Belle
Bellen.a handsome, gay, young lady, a fine lady
Belles-Lettres
Belles-lettresn. pl.all kinds of polite literature
Bellflower
Bellflowern.a flower in shape of a bell, a genus of plants of more than forty species
Bellfounder
Bellfoundern.one whose business is to cast bells
Bellfoundery
Bellfounderyn.a place for casting bells
Belligerent
Belligerenta.carrying on war, engaged in war
Belligerent (2)
Belligerentn.a party engaged in war
Bellman
Bellmann.a cryer of goods, &c. a common crier
Bellmetal
Bellmetaln.a compostion of copper, tim, zink and antimony
Bellow
Bellowv.i.to roar like a bull or the sea, to roar
Bellowing
Bellowingn.a roaring, a great noise
Bellows
Bellowsn. sing.orpl.an instrument to blow a fire
Bellshaped
Bellshapeda.having the shape of a bell
Belluine
Belluinea.beastly, brutal, savage, untamed
Belly
Bellyn.the part of the body containing the entrials, that which resembles it
Belly (2)
Bellyv.i.to bulge or hang out, project, swell
Belong
Belongv.i.to be the property of, to appertain