Beloved
Beloveda.loved by, dear to, valued much
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Beloveda.loved by, dear to, valued much
Belowpr.andad.under, lower, inferior, unbecoming, on earth, or in hell, as opposed to heaven
Beltn.a lethern girdle, fash, zone, strait
Belugan.fish of the sturgeon kind
Belvideren.a pavilion, eminence, fine view
Belwethern.the sheep which leads the flock
Bemire, or Bemoilv.t.to daub with mire, to soil
Bemoanv.t.to make a moan, lament, bewail
Bemoanern.one who bemoans, one who laments
Bemonsterv.t.to make monstrous, ob. Bemused,a.overcome with music
Benchn.a feat to fit on, a judge's feat, justices, &c. fitting
Benchv.t.to furnish with benches, fix on seats
Benchern.a senior member in the inns of court
Bendv.bended, bent,pret.bended, bent,pa.to crook, bow, submit, apply, subdue, fasten
Bendn.a part bent, turn, curve, knot, band
Bendern.who or what bends, or makes to bend
Beneathpr.andad.under, below, unworthy of
Benedictingen.a monk of St. Benedict's order
Benedictionn.a blessing, an acknowledgement
Benefactionn.a charitable gift, benefit, favor
Benefactorn.one who bestows charity, or favors
Benefactressn.a women who confers benefits
Beneficen.a church-living, benefit, kindness
Beneficeda.possessed of a benefice, preferred
Beneficencen.genorosity, bounty, goodness
Beneficenta.kind, delighting in good works
Beneficiala.advantageous, profitable, usefule