Webster's Dictionary 1828

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BEWAILER

BEWAILER, noun One who laments.

1325

BEWAILING

BEWA'ILING, participle present tense Lamenting; bemoaning; expressing grief for.BEWA'ILING, noun Lamentation.

1326

BEWAKE

BEWA'KE, verb transitive [be and wake.] To keep awake. [Not used.]

1327

BEWARE

BEWA'RE, verb intransitive1. Literally, to restrain or guard one's self from. Hence, to regard with caution; to restrain one's self from anything that may be dangerous, injuriou...

1328

BEWEEP

BEWEE'P, verb transitive [be and weep.] To weep over; to bedew with tears. [Little used.]BEWEE'P, verb intransitive To make lamentation. [Little used.]

1329

BEWEPT

BEWEPT', participle passive Wept over; bedewed with tears. [Little used.]

1330

BEWET

BEWET', verb transitive [be and wet.] To wet; to moisten. [Not used.]

1331

BEWILDER

BEWIL'DER, verb transitive To lead into perplexity or confusion; to lose in pathless places; to confound for want of a plain road; to perplex with mazes; or in general, to perpl...

1332

BEWILDERED

BEWIL'DERED, participle passive Lost in mazes; perplexed with disorder, confusion, or intricacy.

1333

BEWILDERING

BEWIL'DERING, participle present tense Losing in a pathless place; perplexing with confusion or intricacy.

1334

BEWINTER

BEWIN'TER, verb transitive To make like winter. [Not used.]

1335

BEWITCH

BEWITCH', verb transitive [be and witch.] To fascinate; to gain an ascendancy over by charms or incantation; an operation which was formerly supposed to injure the person bewitc...

1336

BEWITCHED

BEWITCH'ED, participle passive Fascinated; charmed.

1337

BEWITCHER

BEWITCH'ER, noun One that bewitches or fascinates.

1338

BEWITCHERY

BEWITCH'ERY, noun Fascination; charm;; resistless power of anything that pleases.

1339

BEWITCHFUL

BEWITCH'FUL, adjective Alluring; fascinating.

1340

BEWITCHING

BEWITCH'ING, participle present tense Fascinating; charming.BEWITCH'ING, adjective That has power to bewitch or fascinate; that has power to control by the arts of pleasing.

1341

BEWITCHINGLY

BEWITCH'INGLY, adverb In a fascinating manner.

1342

BEWITCHMENT

BEWITCH'MENT, noun Fascination; power of charming.

1343

BEWONDERED

BEWON'DERED, adjective [be and wonder.] Amazed. [Not used.]

1344

BEWRAP

BEWRAP', verb transitive berap'. [be and wrap.] To wrap up.

1345

BEWRAY

BEWRA'Y, verb transitive beray. To disclose perfidiously; to betray; to show or make visible.Thy speech bewrayeth thee. Matthew 26:73.[This word is nearly antiquated.]

1346

BEWRAYED

BEWRA'YED, participle passive Disclosed; indicated; betrayed; exposed to view.

1347

BEWRAYER

BEWRA'YER, noun A divulger of secrets; a discoverer.

1348

BEWRAYING

BEWRA'YING, participle present tense Disclosing; making known or visible.

1349

BEWRECK

BEWRECK', verb transitive bereck'. [be and wreck.] To ruin; to destroy. [Not used.]

1350

BEWROUGHT

BEWROUGHT', adjective beraut' [be and work.] Worked. [Not used.]