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benign, nign, ning,
benign [bəˈnɪɲ]
adj. Gentle and kind.
adj. Gentle and kind.
benison, bennison,
benison [ˈbɛnɪsən]
n. Blessing, benediction.
n. Blessing, benediction.
benlane, benleen, benlin, benline, enlin,
benlin [NN.b. I.Ork. ˈbɛnlɪn, ˈbɛnlin]
n. A stone which hung in the loop of the rope used to secure the thatched roof of a house.
n. A stone which hung in the loop of the rope used to secure the thatched roof of a house.
Benahee, Ben-a-hee, Bennachie,
Bennachie [bɛˈnəhiː]
pn. A range of hills in Aberdeenshire.
pn. A range of hills in Aberdeenshire.
Bennals, Binnals,
Bennals [ˈbɪnəlz]
pn. Bennals (South Ayrshire).
pn. Bennals (South Ayrshire).
bendle, bennel, bennels, bennle, bindle,
bennel [ˈbɛnl]
n. often pl. bennels A long reedy grass.
n. often pl. bennels A long reedy grass.
benon, benonn,
benon [I.Sh. bɛˈnɔn]
prep. On the top of.
adv. Over and above.
prep. On the top of.
adv. Over and above.
bensel, bensell, bensil, bensle, benzle,
bensell [ˈbɛns(ɪ)l, ˈbɛnzəl]
n. Bending, straining. A state of exitement. A strong inclination. Vigourous action, force, violence.
n. Bending, straining. A state of exitement. A strong inclination. Vigourous action, force, violence.
From bend
banshee, benshee, benshi, ben-shie,
benshee [ˈbɛnʃi]
n. A banshee. A fairy woman who begins to wail if someone is about to die.
n. A banshee. A fairy woman who begins to wail if someone is about to die.
From Gaelic beansith.
bent, bent_set, bentset, bent-set,
bent [ˈbɛnt]
n. Disposition, inclination.
n. Disposition, inclination.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bent set: Determined.