Betide
Betidev.i.betid, betided,pret.betid, betided,pa.to befall, happen to, become
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Betidev.i.betid, betided,pret.betid, betided,pa.to befall, happen to, become
Betime, or Betimesad.early, soon, seasonably
Betokenv.t.to signify, foreshow, denote, mark
Betonyn.a genus, of plants bitter and stimulant
Betookpret.from to betake
Betrayv.t.to violate a trust, deliver up treacherously, disclose in violation of duty or trust, expose what is meant to be concealed
Betrayern.one who betrays, or tells, a traitor
Betrimv.t.to trim, dress up, deck, ob.
Betrothv.t.to give or receive a marriage-promise, contract, name to a benefice
Betrothmentn.mutual contract of marriage
Betrustv.t.to intrust, put into power, believe
Betrustmentn.act of entrusting, thing entrusted
Bettera.more good or choice;n.an advantage
Betterv.t.to improve, mend, advance, exceed
Bettersn. pl.superiors in age or qualities
Bettorn.one that lays bets or wagers
Bettyn.an instrument to break open doors with
Between, or Betwixtpr.in the middle, common to two or more
Beveln.a kind of square rule
Bevelv.t.to form an angle
Bevyn.a flock of birds, brood, company
Bewailv.t.to lament, grieve for, bemoan, mourn
Bewarev.i.to be cautious, take care of, avoid
Beweepv.i.bewept,pret.bewept,pa.to weep over or for, to bedew with tears, ob.
Bewilderv.t.to puzzle, perplex, mislead, lose
Bewitchv.t.to charm, please very much, injure
Bewitchmentn.the act or power of charming