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begot, begotit, begotry, begotted, begottit, begutted, beguttit, bigot, bigotit,
begot [bəˈgɔt, bəˈgʌt]
n. A bigot.
n. A bigot.
begotit [bəˈgɔtɪt, bəˈgʌtɪt]
adj. Biggoted, deceived, infatuated.
adj. Biggoted, deceived, infatuated.
Compounds and phrases etc.
begotry: Bigotry.
misbehave,
behave [bəˈheːv]
v. To behave. To conduct or comport oneself in a specified manner.
v. To behave. To conduct or comport oneself in a specified manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
behaviour: Behaviour, conduct.
misbehave To misbehave. pt. pp. misbehaved
misbehave To misbehave. pt. pp. misbehaved
bahoochie, bahookey, bahookie, bahooky, bahouchie, bahoukie, behoochie, behookie, behouchie,
behouchie [bɪˈhuxi]
n. col. The behind, backside.
n. col. The behind, backside.
beheef, beheev, beheeve, behoof, behufe, behuif,
behuif [bəˈhøf, C. bəˈhɪf, N. bəˈhif, bəˈhiːv]
n. Behoof.
n. Behoof.
beheeve, behoove, behove, behuive, behuived, behuve,
behuive [S. NEC. MN. I. bɪˈhøːv, C. bɪˈhʌv, MN. bɪˈhiːv]
v. Behove. To be incumbent on a person to do something, be appropriate or necessary.
pt. pp. behuived
v. Behove. To be incumbent on a person to do something, be appropriate or necessary.
pt. pp. behuived
baer, bair, bear, beer, beir, berr, beyr,
beir [bi.r, beːr]
n. A bear, usually the brown bear Ursus arctos.
n. A bear, usually the brown bear Ursus arctos.
baer, bair, bair, bairable, bairin, bare, bear, bearance, bearin, beer, beerable, beerin, beir, beirable, beirance, beirin, beyr, boor, born, borne, borren, buir, buirt, bure, forbair, forbare, forbares, forbear, forbeir, forbeir, forbeirs, forboor, forbuir, forbure, forebair, forebear, forebear, forebears, forebeer, forebeers, forebeir, forebeir, forebeirs, foreboor, forebuir, forebure, inbaerin, inbairin, inbearin, inbearing, inbeerin, inbeirin, throu-bearin, throubeirin, throu-beirin, through-bearin, through-bearing, throw-beerin,
beir [biːr, beːr]
v. To bear. Carry. To import, signify, purport, mean, imply. I. Of snow: to drift. A noise, a roar, a complaint.
pt. buir [bøːr, beːr, N. biːr, buːr] Bore.
pp. born [boːrn] adj. Borne. Born.
v. To bear. Carry. To import, signify, purport, mean, imply. I. Of snow: to drift. A noise, a roar, a complaint.
pt. buir [bøːr, beːr, N. biːr, buːr] Bore.
pp. born [boːrn] adj. Borne. Born.
forbeir [fərˈbiːr, -beːr]
v. To endure, have patience with
pt. forbuir [fərˈbøːr, -beːr, N. -biːr, -buːr] Endured, had patience with.
v. To endure, have patience with
pt. forbuir [fərˈbøːr, -beːr, N. -biːr, -buːr] Endured, had patience with.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beirable: Bearable.
beirance: Toleration.
beirer: A bearer.
beirin [ˈbiːrɪn, ˈbeːrɪn]: Bearing. Laying bear. Querulous, discontented, fault-finding.
forebeir [ˈfɔr-]: An ancestor, progenitor, forefather. pl. forebeirs
throu-beirin: Support, livelihood, a way out of difficulty.
beirance: Toleration.
beirer: A bearer.
beirin [ˈbiːrɪn, ˈbeːrɪn]: Bearing. Laying bear. Querulous, discontented, fault-finding.
forebeir [ˈfɔr-]: An ancestor, progenitor, forefather. pl. forebeirs
throu-beirin: Support, livelihood, a way out of difficulty.
Baithe, Beithe,
Beithe [biːð, beːð]
pn. Beith (North Ayrshire).
pn. Beith (North Ayrshire).
baijen, bajan, bejan, bejant, bejantina, bejantine, bejaune, bejaunt, bejaunt, bigent,
bejant [ˈbedʒən, ˈbidʒənt]
n. A first-year student at a Scottish University.
n. A first-year student at a Scottish University.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bejantine [bidʒənˈtaɪn(ə)]: A first-year woman student in Arts at St Andrews University.
b$lang, b$langin, belang, belang$t, belanged, belangin, belangit, belangs, belangt, bilang, bilangin,
belang [bəˈlaŋ, bəˈlɑŋ]
v. Belong, indicating ownership of.
pt. pp. belangt adj. belangit Belonged.
v. Belong, indicating ownership of.
pt. pp. belangt adj. belangit Belonged.
Compounds and phrases etc.
belangin. Belonging.
belangs: Belongs to ...
belangs: Belongs to ...