Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Berattle

Berattlev.t.to rattle off, scold, chide

596

Berb

Berbn.an animal of the weasel kind, the soffane

597

Bereave

Bereavev.t.bereaved, bereft,pret.bereaved, bereft,pa.to deprive, strip, rob

598

Bereavement

Bereavementn.loss, deprivation

599

Bergamot

Bergamot, or Burgamotn.a pear, fine snuff, perfume

600

Berhyme

Berhymev.t.to celebrate in doggerel rhyme

601

Berlin

Berlinn.a kind of coach contrived at Berlin

602

Berob

Berobv.t.to rob, plunder, pillage, ob.

603

Beroe

Beroen.a sea animal of an oval form

604

Berried

Berrieda.furnished with berries

605

Berry

Berryn.a small fruit;v.i.to bear berries

606

Beryl

Beryln.a pellucid gem, of a grayish green

607

Berylline

Beryllinea.like a beryl, greenish, light-green

608

Beseech

Beseechv.t.besough,pret.besought,pa.to entreat, pray, beg, ask with earnestness

609

Beseem

Beseemv.i.to become, befit, fit neatly, ob.

610

Beshrew

Beshrewv.to ourse, rail at, happen ill to, ob.

611

Beside

Beside, or Besidespr.near to, over and above, off

612

Besiege

Besiegev.t.to lay siege to, befet, attack closely

613

Besieger

Besiegern.one who besieges, one who befets

614

Besmear

Besmear, or Besmirchv.t.to daub, soil, foul, fully

615

Besmoke

Besmokev.t.to fould with or dry in smoke

616

Besmut

Besmutv.t.to smut over, to blacken,

617

Besom

Besomn.a common tool to sweep with, a broom

618

Besort

Besortv.t.to suit, fit, become, ob.

619

Besot

Besotv.t.to stupify, to make stupid, or foolish

620

Besought

Besoughtpret.andpa.from beseech

621

Bespangle

Bespanglev.to adorn with spangles, to deck