Baal

(noun)

[ a possessor ] 1789
[ the name of an idol ] 1789
[ an idol, the character of the idol was varied by different nations, and different times ] 1789
[ an ancient form of idolatry ] 1789
[ a very common name of the male idol among ancient nations ] 1789
[ an idol worshipped in temples, groves, high places, and on the tops of houses ] 1789

babbler

(noun)

[ one who talketh too much, or in an untimely manner ] 1755
[ an idle talker ] 1755
[ an irrational prattler ] 1755
[ a teller of secrets ] 1755
[ utterers of folly ] 1755
[ one who utters a vast deal of senseless and unprofitable talk ] 1755

babbling

(participle present tense)

[ talking idly ] 1755
[ telling secrets ] 1755
[ uttering a succession of murmuring sounds ] 1755
[ foolish talk ] 1755

babblings

(plural noun)

[ idle talk ] 1755
[ secret telling ] 1755
[ murmuring ] 1755
[ foolish talk ] 1755

babe

(noun)

[ an infant ] 1755
[ a child ] 1755
[ the young of man ] 1755
[ a little child ] 1755
[ the beginning of youth ] 1755
[ a young boy or girl ] 1755
[ a young child ] 1755

babes

(plural noun)

[ infants ] 1755
[ little children ] 1755
[ the young ] 1755

back

(noun / verb transitive / verb intransitive)

[ to leave it behind ] 1755
[ the hinder part ] 1755
[ the outer part ] 1755
[ the rear ] 1755
[ opposed to ] 1755
[ to go away ] 1755
[ to be not within the reach of ] 1755
[ returned to ] 1755
[ former ] 1755
[ from which one came ] 1755
[ the outward part ] 1755
[ the part opposite to ] 1755
[ the place behind ] 1755
[ to a former state ] 1755
[ condition or station ] 1755
[ towards times or things past ] 1755
[ again ] 1755
[ in return ] 1755
[ to put backward ] 1755
[ to cause to retreat or recede ] 1755
[ to go or come ] 1755
[ or give ] 1755
[ to support ] 1755
[ to maintain ] 1755
[ to strengthen by aid ] 1755

backbite

(verb transitive)

[ to speak ill of one behind one’s back ] 1755
[ to slander or reproach the absent ] 1755
[ to express severe disapproval of the absent ] 1755
[ to speak evil of one in their absence ] 1755
[ to go to and fro, to gather and spread slander ] 1755
[ to censure, slander, reproach, or speak evil of the absent ] 1755

backbiter

(noun)

[ one who privily makes false and defamatory statements about another ] 1755
[ one that expresses severe disapproval of the absent ] 1755
[ a hater of GOD, excluded from fellowship with HIM ] 1789
[ one who slanders, or speaks ill of the absent ] 1755

backbiters

(plural noun)

[ speak ill of one behind one's back ] 1755
[ flankers or reproachers of the absent ] 1755
[ a censurer of the absent ] 1755
[ an under-miner ] 1755
[ a betrayer ] 1755
[ an oppressor ] 1755
[ slanderers ] 1755
[ those who speak maliciously about another ] 1755
[ attackers of one's character ] 1755

backs

(plural noun / verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ goes, comes, or gives ] 1755
[ supports ] 1755
[ maintains ] 1755
[ strengthens by aid ] 1755
[ the hinder part ] 1755
[ the outer part ] 1755
[ the rear ] 1755
[ opposes ] 1755

backside

(noun)

[ the hinder part of any thing ] 1755
[ outer part ] 1755
[ rear ] 1755
[ the back part of any thing ] 1755
[ the part behind that which is presented to the face ] 1755

backslide

(verb intransitive)

[ to turn back or revolt from ] 1755
[ to fall off ] 1755

backslider

(noun)

[ one who gradually, voluntarily, and insensibly, turns from the knowledge, faith, love, profession, and practice of GOD'S truths ] 1789
[ one who allows himself in a deliberate course of withdrawing from GOD ] 1789
[ one who neglects his obedience to GOD, and falls into sin ] 1789
[ one who gradually falls back from his faith and trust in GOD ] 1789

backsliding

(participle present tense / adjective / noun)

[ the act of falling from faith, into sin ] 1789
[ a falling into sin or idolatry ] 1789

backslidings

(plural noun)

[ acts of falling from faith, into sin ] 1789

backward

(adverb)

[ to be driven, turned, or pressed back ] 1755
[ towards the back ] 1755
[ on the back ] 1755
[ from the present station to the place behind the back ] 1755
[ returning to a former or less developed state ] 1755
[ towards something past ] 1755
[ out of the progressive state ] 1755
[ directed or turned back upon ] 1755
[ from a better to a worse state ] 1755
[ past ] 1755
[ in time past ] 1755
[ perversely ] 1755
[ from the wrong end ] 1755

(adjective)

[ unwilling ] 1755
[ slow to act ] 1755
[ dull ] 1755
[ averse ] 1755
[ hesitating ] 1755
[ sluggish ] 1755
[ not quick or apprehensive ] 1755

(noun)

[ the things or state behind or past ] 1755

bad

(adjective)

[ evil ] 1755
[ naught ] 1755
[ hurtful ] 1755
[ sick ] 1755
[ ill ] 1755
[ not good ] 1755
[ moral faults in men ] 1755
[ violence ] 1755
[ vicious ] 1755
[ corrupt ] 1755
[ depraved ] 1755
[ unhappy ] 1755
[ unwholesome ] 1755
[ disagreeable ] 1755
[ to perish or destroy ] 1755
[ opposed to good ] 1755
[ unfortunate ] 1755
[ unskillful ] 1755
[ small ] 1755
[ poor ] 1755
[ infirm ] 1755
[ feeble ] 1755
[ oppressive ] 1755
[ sterile ] 1755
[ rough or muddy ] 1755
[ whatever is injurious, unlawful or immoral ] 1755
[ whatever is offensive, painful or unfavorable ] 1755
[ hurtful ] 1755
[ causing inconvenience or discomfort ] 1755
[ sick ] 1755
[ useless ] 1755

bade

(verb past tense)

[ bid for ] 1755
[ asked ] 1755

badest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ bid ] 1755
[ asked ] 1755

badness

(noun)

[ want of good qualities, either natural or moral ] 1755
[ the state of being bad, evil, vicious or depraved ] 1755
[ want of good qualities, natural or moral ] 1755

bag

(noun)

[ a sack or pouch, usually of cloth or leather, used to hold, preserve or convey things ] 1755
[ a quantity ] 1755
[ a sack, or pouch, to put any thing in, as money or food ] 1755

(verb)

[ to put into a sack or pouch ] 1755
[ to load with a quantity ] 1755

bake

(verb transitive)

[ to seethe, dress, or roast in an oven ] 1755
[ to heat any thing in a close place, as in an oven ] 1755
[ to harden in the fire ] 1755
[ to harden with heat ] 1755
[ to do the work of heating ] 1755
[ to be heated ] 1755
[ to make bread by the firing of it above, below, or at the side of it ] 1755
[ to heat, dry and harden, as in an oven or furnace, or under coals of fire ] 1755
[ to dress and prepare for food, in a close place heated ] 1755
[ to dry and harden by heat, either oven, kiln or furnace, or by the sun’s rays ] 1755
[ to dry and harden in heat ] 1755

bakemeats

(plural noun)

[ baked food ] 1755
[ meats dressed by the oven ] 1755
[ meats prepared for food in an oven ] 1755

baken

(participle passive)

[ baked ] 1755
[ dried and hardened by heat ] 1755

baketh

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ drying and hardening in heat ] 1755
[ dressing or cooking in a close place, or in heat ] 1755

(noun)

[ the quantity baked at once ] 1755

balance

(noun)

[ a pair of scales of an even weight, which serves to find out the equality or difference of weights ] 1755
[ when the debtor and creditor sides are made even ] 1755
[ the difference between the value of things bought ] 1755
[ that part of a device which by its motion regulates and determines the beats ] 1755
[ the mind employed in comparing one thing with another ] 1755
[ the act of comparing two things ] 1755
[ the over plus of weight ] 1755
[ that quantity by which, of two things weighed together, one exceeds the other ] 1755
[ that which is wanting to make two parts of an account even ] 1755
[ an equal or even amount of forces or interests ] 1755
[ an instrument for weighing ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to adjust the weights in the scales of a balance so as to bring them to equal ] 1755
[ to compare, by estimating the comparative force, importance, or value of different things ] 1755
[ to find the difference of two accounts, and to pay the difference, and make them equal ] 1755
[ to weigh in a balance ] 1755
[ to compare by the balance ] 1755
[ to regulate the weight in a balance ] 1755
[ to weigh equal to ] 1755
[ to regulate an account, by stating it on both sides ] 1755
[ to pay that which is wanting, to make the two parts of an account equal ] 1755
[ to hesitate ] 1755
[ to rise and fall irregularly in number or amount between equal motives, as a balance plays when charged with equal weights ] 1755

balances

(plural noun)

[ an even distribution of weight ] 1755
[ a condition in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions ] 1755
[ an device for weighing, especially one with a central pivot, beam, and a pair of scales ] 1755
[ an amount representing the difference between credits and debits in an account ] 1755

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ keep or put something in a steady position so that it does not fall ] 1755
[ offset or compare the value of one thing with another ] 1755

balancings

(plural noun)

[ a situation in which a person tries to give care and attention to two or more activities at the same time ] 1828
[ an action or activity that requires a subtle balance between different situations or requirements ] 1828
[ an attempt to prevail with several often conflicting issues or situations at the same time ] 1828

ball

(noun)

[ any thing made in a round form ] 1755
[ a round thing to play with, either with the hand or foot, or a stick ] 1755
[ any part of the body that is round, bulging, or approaches to lower ] 1755
[ a mass from collecting ] 1755

balm

(noun)

[ the sap or juice of a shrub, remarkably full of odor ] 1755
[ any valuable or fragrant ointment ] 1755
[ any thing that soothes or makes pain less severe ] 1755
[ the juice drawn from a particular tree, by making cuts in its bark ] 1755
[ a plant remarkable for the strong scent, which its leaves emit, upon being bruised ] 1755
[ a precious, bitter, sweet smelling medicinal gum, it is of a binding quality, useful in preserving dead bodies, and healing venomous bites, and other dangerous wounds ] 1789
[ any thing which heals, or which soothes or makes less painful ] 1755
[ a solid liquid, extracted from the balm-tree, which is lighter than water and the taste is bitter ] 1755

(verb)

[ to anoint with any thing having healing properties ] 1755
[ to soothe ] 1755
[ to make less severe, serious, or painful ] 1755
[ to make an unpleasant feeling less strong ] 1755

band

(noun)

[ an assembly of men ] 1755
[ a company of soldiers, cattle or locusts ] 1755
[ a cord ] 1755
[ a tie ] 1755
[ a chain to bind with ] 1755
[ a bandage ] 1755
[ any means of restraint ] 1755
[ that which draws or confines ] 1755
[ that by which one thing is joined to another ] 1755
[ means of union or connection between persons ] 1755
[ a company of persons joined together in any common design ] 1755
[ any sort of stuff to bind with ] 1755
[ that by which one thing is joined to another ] 1755
[ a chain by which any thing is kept in restraint ] 1755
[ any means of union or connection between persons ] 1755
[ something worn about the neck ] 1755
[ a neckcloth ] 1755
[ any thing bound round another ] 1755

(adjective)

[ to unite together into one body or troop ] 1755
[ to bind over with a band ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to bind, tie or fasten, or to confine things together ] 1755
[ to unite in a troop, company or confederacy ] 1755

(verb intransitive)

[ to associate ] 1755
[ to confederate for some common purpose ] 1755

bands

(plural noun)

[ companies of men ] 1755
[ assemblies ] 1755

banish

(verb transitive)

[ to turn or send outof their native,into some foreign country ] 1755
[ to drive away ] 1755
[ to condemn to leave their own country ] 1755
[ to exclude and drive one from a country ] 1755

banishment

(noun)

[ the being turned or sent outof their native,into some foreign country ] 1755
[ the being driven away ] 1755
[ the act of driving away another ] 1755
[ the state of being driven out of one’s native country ] 1755

bank

(noun)

[ a mound for besieging a city ] 1755
[ a little hill or rising ground ] 1755
[ the bench or seat of judgment ] 1755
[ a place where a sum of money is taken in, and let out to use, returned by exchange, or otherwise disposed of for profit ] 1828
[ the earth arising on each side of a water, whether rising from a river, a lake, or the sea ] 1755
[ a mound, pile or ridge of earth, raised above the surrounding plain, to enclose, defend or fortify ] 1755
[ any heap of earth piled up ] 1755
[ the side or brink of a river or sea ] 1755
[ a mount or heap of earth thrown up in the siege of a city, to shoot from, or for defense to the besiegers ] 1755
[ a treasury for exchanging, receiving, or giving out, money ] 1828

banner

(noun)

[ a flag ] 1755
[ a standard ] 1755
[ a military ensign ] 1755
[ a flag borne at the end of a stick ] 1755
[ colors borne in times of war, for assembling, directing, distinguishing, and encouraging the troops ] 1755
[ the principal standard of a king or country ] 1755
[ a standard or ensign ] 1755

banners

(plural noun)

[ long strips of cloth bearing a slogan or design, hung in a public place or carried in a procession ] 1828
[ flags on poles used as the standard of a king or an army ] 1755

banquet

(noun)

[ a feast ] 1755
[ a rich entertainment of meat and drink ] 1755
[ a splendid feast, where is abundance of drink and fine eatables ] 1755
[ to feed or bring up delicately ] 1755

(verb)

[ to gather daintily ] 1755
[ to treat any one with feasts ] 1755
[ to feast ] 1755
[ to set a range of food daintily ] 1755
[ to lavishly supply one’s self with good eating and drinking ] 1755

banqueting

(participle present tense)

[ feasting ] 1755
[ eating and drinking together in an assembly ] 1755
[ entertaining with a rich range of food, especially of a particular type ] 1755
[ partaking of a rich range of food, performance or entertainment ] 1755

(noun)

[ a feast ] 1755
[ luxurious living ] 1755
[ rich entertainment ] 1755

banquetings

(participle present tense / noun)

[ feastings ] 1755
[ acts of eating and drinking together in an assembly ] 1755
[ acts of entertaining with a rich range of food, especially of a particular type ] 1755
[ acts of partaking of a rich range of food, performance or entertainment ] 1755

baptism

(noun)

[ a washing, cleansing, or purifying by immersion in water, and in the NAME of the FATHER, SON and HOLY SPIRIT ] 1789
[ purifying or washing by water ] 1789
[ inward baptism of the HOLY GHOST ] 1789
[ belonging to ] 1789
[ overwhelming afflictions or trials ] 1789
[ the sufferings of CHRIST ] 1789
[ a washing away of our guilt and renovation of our life, through a crucified, buried, and risen SAVIOR ] 1789
[ an act of washing of the body, which denotes an inner act of washing of the soul from sin ] 1789

baptisms

(plural noun)

[ the outward washing of persons in token of dedication to GOD ] 1789

baptize

(verb transitive)

[ to administer baptism as an ordinance of GOD ] 1789
[ to apply water to a person, before the visible church of CHRIST ] 1789
[ to dip or immerse ] 1789
[ to wash, cleanse, or purify by and renovation of our life, through immersion ] 1789

baptized

(participle passive)

[ submerged in water, when one undertakes baptism, he or she enters into a new life spiritually ] 1789
[ washed away of our guilt and renovation of our life, through a crucified, buried, and risen SAVIOR ] 1789
[ received miraculous power by the HOLY SPIRIT ] 1789

baptizest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ washed, pertaining to an outward expression of faith ] 1789
[ immersed the body in water, to those who have professed their faith in GOD ] 1789

baptizeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ washing, pertaining to an outward expression of faith ] 1789
[ immersing the body in water, to those who have professed their faith in GOD ] 1789

baptizing

(participle present tense)

[ washing of the body, which denotes an inner act of washing of the soul from sin ] 1789

barbarian

(noun)

[ a rude person ] 1755
[ a foreigner or alien ] 1755
[ wild people ] 1755
[ cruel or fierce ] 1755
[ improper or broken ] 1755
[ a man uncivilized ] 1755
[ untaught ] 1755
[ coarse language, and manner of life offensive and savage ] 1755
[ a brutal man without pity ] 1755
[ ignorant ] 1755
[ without knowledge ] 1755
[ want of learning ] 1755
[ a rudeness of language or behavior ] 1755
[ speech contrary to the purity and exactness of any language ] 1755
[ a rude wild people ] 1755
[ a man without pity ] 1755
[ a term of reproach ] 1755
[ savage ] 1755
[ a man in his rude, savage state ] 1755
[ a course or rough person ] 1755
[ a cruel, savage, brutal man ] 1755
[ one destitute of pity ] 1755

(adjective)

[ belonging to savages ] 1755
[ rude ] 1755
[ cruel ] 1755
[ lacking qualities of compassion and mercy ] 1755

barbarians

(plural noun)

[ a rude unlearned persons ] 1755
[ those whose speech one understands not ] 1755
[ people of coarse language, whose manner of life is rude and savage ] 1755

barbarous

(adjective)

[ cruel ] 1755
[ fierce ] 1755
[ rude ] 1755
[ wild ] 1755
[ improper ] 1755
[ broken, as to speech ] 1755
[ savage ] 1755
[ ignorant ] 1755
[ unacquainted with arts ] 1755
[ stranger to graciousness or good manners ] 1755
[ savagely fierce, cruel, or violent ] 1755

bare

(adjective)

[ naked ] 1755
[ uncovered ] 1755
[ plain ] 1755
[ poor ] 1755
[ mere ] 1755
[ without covering ] 1755
[ uncovered in respect ] 1755
[ unadorned ] 1755
[ simple ] 1755
[ without ornament ] 1755
[ detected ] 1755
[ without concealment ] 1755
[ without plenty ] 1755
[ much worn ] 1755
[ not united with any thing else ] 1755
[ not masked ] 1755
[ openly ] 1755
[ shamefully ] 1755
[ without disguise ] 1755
[ unreserved ] 1755
[ without concealment ] 1755
[ without guile ] 1755
[ stripped ] 1755
[ destitute of covering ] 1755
[ deprived of outward comforts ] 1755
[ empty ] 1755
[ pure ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ separating, laid open to view ] 1755
[ to explain ] 1755
[ to dig ] 1755

barest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ to uncover ] 1755
[ to make naked ] 1755
[ to strip ] 1755

barked

(participle passive)

[ to have the bark scrapped off ] 1755
[ stripped of the bark ] 1755
[ peeled ] 1755
[ covered with bark ] 1755

barley

(noun)

[ corn ] 1755
[ a kind of grain ] 1755
[ a well known kind of plant with a wrapper, leaves, seeds and flowers, was sown in Fall and reaped in Spring, in ancient times, a contemptible grain, proper only for servants, poor people, and beasts ] 1789
[ a valuable grain ] 1789
[ a well known grain, used to make bread, or for feeding cattle ] 1755

barrel

(noun)

[ any thing hollow ] 1755
[ a large cavity or hollow ] 1755
[ a round wooden veiled to be stopped close ] 1755
[ a particular measure in liquids ] 1755
[ a vessel, of more length than breadth, round and bulging in the middle, bound with hoops ] 1755
[ a large container made of wood, used for storing liquids ] 1755

barren

(adjective)

[ unfruitful ] 1755
[ empty ] 1755
[ dry ] 1755
[ sorry ] 1755
[ bare ] 1755
[ naked ] 1755
[ without the quality of producing its kind ] 1755
[ not fertile ] 1755
[ sterile ] 1755
[ not copious ] 1755
[ scanty ] 1755
[ without proper issue of fruit ] 1755
[ not producing young, or offspring ] 1755
[ unproductive ] 1755
[ not containing useful ideas ] 1755
[ dull ] 1755

barrenness

(noun)

[ the quality of not producing its kind ] 1755
[ want of the power of conception ] 1755
[ unfruitfulness ] 1755
[ sterility ] 1755
[ infertility ] 1755
[ scantiness ] 1755
[ want of the power of producing any thing new ] 1755
[ want of offspring ] 1755
[ want of invention ] 1755
[ want of matter ] 1755
[ the quality of yielding nothing of value ] 1755

bars

(plural noun / verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ pieces of iron or wood for several uses ] 1755
[ wood, iron, or other things, laid cross a passage to hinder entrance ] 1755
[ bolts ] 1755
[ obstacles which hinder or obstruct ] 1755
[ rocks, or banks of sand, at the entrance of a river, used for prevention ] 1755
[ things by which structures are held together ] 1755
[ that whereby a door is bolted and made fast ] 1755
[ narrow cross-boards or rafters, to fasten other boards to ] 1755
[ strong fortifications and powerful impediments ] 1755

base

(noun)

[ lowly ] 1755
[ humble ] 1755
[ low ] 1755
[ mean ] 1755
[ vile ] 1755
[ cowardly ] 1755
[ dishonest ] 1755
[ the foundation of any thing ] 1755
[ that on which any thing is raised ] 1755
[ the bottom of any thing ] 1755
[ contemptible ] 1755
[ of the vile and mischief sort, low in place ] 1755
[ worthless ] 1755
[ that is, low in value or estimation ] 1755
[ without rank, dignity or estimation among men ] 1755
[ of mean spirit ] 1755
[ disingenuous ] 1755
[ without dignity of sentiment ] 1755
[ the deepest or gravest part ] 1755
[ the least sort of any thing ] 1755

baser

(adjective)

[ more base ] 1755
[ of low birth ] 1755
[ that which is of no reputation ] 1755
[ those which are of no account or fame in the world's esteem ] 1755
[ that which is low, and does not rise far from the ground ] 1755
[ lowliness of mind ] 1755
[ rabble, sauntering about idly ] 1755

bases

(plural noun)

[ the foundation for an idea, argument, or process ] 1828
[ the principles according to which an action is carried on ] 1828
[ starting point or beginning ] 1828
[ the premise ] 1828
[ cornerstone ] 1828
[ the justification behind something ] 1828

basest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ lowliest ] 1755
[ humbled ] 1755
[ lowest ] 1755
[ meanest ] 1755
[ vilest ] 1755
[ cowardliest ] 1755

bason

(noun)

[ a vessel to wash hands ] 1755
[ a place or reservoir in which water is kept ] 1755
[ a small vessel to hold wafer for washing ] 1755
[ a small pond ] 1755
[ a part of the sea inclosed in rocks, with a narrow entrance ] 1755
[ any hollow place having a lot of space inside for liquids ] 1755
[ a small vessel for holding water, or other liquids, to wash or sprinkle with ] 1755

bastard

(noun)

[ a child begotten out of a state of marriage ] 1755
[ a person born of a woman not married, so that, according to order of law, his father is not known ] 1755
[ an illegitimate or spurious child ] 1755
[ not genuine ] 1755
[ any thing counterfeit or false ] 1755
[ begotten out of wedlock ] 1755

bastards

(plural noun)

[ children begotten out of a state of marriage ] 1755
[ persons born of a woman not married, so that, according to order of law, their father is not known ] 1755
[ illegitimate or spurious children ] 1755

bat

(noun)

[ a small bird resembling a mouse ] 1755
[ a bird of the night ] 1755
[ an animal having the body of a mouse and the wings of a bird, but with a sort of skin which is extended ] 1755
[ a club to strike with ] 1755
[ a heavy stick or club ] 1755
[ a piece of wood with one end thicker or broader than the other ] 1755

bath

(noun)

[ a place to bathe or wash in ] 1755
[ a vessel of water for persons to plunge or wash their bodies in ] 1755
[ to be in the water, or in any thing resembling a bath ] 1755
[ a measure for liquids ] 1789
[ a place in which heat is applied to a body dipped or submerged in a liquid ] 1755

bathe

(verb transitive)

[ to wash ] 1755
[ to soak ] 1755
[ to soften by the outward application of warm liquid ] 1755
[ to wash any thing ] 1755
[ to be in the water, or in any thing resembling a bath ] 1755
[ to soak, fill, or surround in water or other moisture ] 1755
[ to wash the body, or some part of it, by immersion, as in a bath ] 1755
[ to wash in a longer application of water, to the body or to a particular part, as for the purpose of cleansing the skin ] 1755
[ to wash or moisten, for the purpose of making soft and supple, or for cleansing, as a wound ] 1755
[ to moisten with a liquid ] 1755

baths

(plural noun)

[ places to bathe or wash in ] 1755
[ vessels of water for persons to plunge or wash their bodies in ] 1755
[ waters, or in any thing resembling baths ] 1755
[ measures for liquids ] 1789
[ places in which heat is applied to a body dipped or submerged in a liquid ] 1755

battered

(participle passive)

[ beaten ] 1755
[ well beaten together ] 1755
[ beaten down ] 1755
[ worn with beating ] 1755
[ worn out with service ] 1755
[ bruised, broken, damaged by beating or wearing ] 1755

battle

(noun)

[ a fight ] 1755
[ an encounter between enemies or opposing armies ] 1755
[ a body of forces, or division of an army ] 1755
[ the main body, as distinct from the rear ] 1755
[ a warlike contest, or engagement ] 1755
[ an engagement, usually applied to armies or large bodies of men ] 1755
[ an encounter, between small bodies of men ] 1755
[ any combat of enemies ] 1755

(verb)

[ to join a fight ] 1755
[ to contend in fight ] 1755
[ to attack an enemy ] 1755
[ to fight or drive an enemy back ] 1755

battlement

(noun)

[ a formation on top of a wall for protection ] 1755
[ a wall around the top of flat roofed houses ] 1755
[ the parts from whence a building is defended against assailants ] 1755
[ a wall raised round the top of a building, with a small opening to look through, to annoy an enemy ] 1755
[ a wall around the top of flat roofed houses, to prevent falling from them, or to fight from with an enemy ] 1755

battlements

(plural noun)

[ the towers, walls, and fortifications of cities ] 1755

bay

(noun)

[ an arm of the sea coming up into the land ] 1755
[ an opening into the land, where the water is shut in on all sides, except at the entrance ] 1755
[ a pond, raised to keep in store of water for driving a mill ] 1755
[ an arm of the sea, extending into the land, not of any definite form, but smaller than a gulf, and larger than a creek ] 1755
[ a tract of water with a narrow entrance, used for any recess or inlet between capes or lands ] 1755

be

(verb intransitive)

[ to exist ] 1755
[ to have some certain state, condition, quality, or accident ] 1755
[ tohave existence ] 1755
[ to have something by appointment or rule ] 1755
[ to have a being ] 1755
[ to exist in and of one's self, free from all others ] 1755
[ to be made to be ] 1755
[ to become ] 1755
[ to be openly manifested ] 1755
[ to appear to be ] 1755
[ to be set apart to ] 1755
[ to be reputed, judged, or esteemed ] 1755
[ to be highly esteemed amongmen ] 1755
[ to be like unto ] 1755
[ to represent ] 1755
[ to comprehend and bring forth ] 1755
[ ought to be so ] 1755
[ to be fixed ] 1755
[ to remain ] 1755
[ to he present in a place ] 1755
[ to have a particular manner of being or happening ] 1755
[ am ] 1755
[ is ] 1755
[ are ] 1755

beacon

(noun)

[ marks erected, or lights made in the night, to direct or warn ] 1755
[ a small tower on top of a larger tower or at the corner of a wall, with a high point ] 1755
[ a long pole set upon a rising ground, near the sea coast, readyto be fired, to give notice of invasions or prevent shipwreck ] 1755
[ something raised on an eminence, to be fixed on the approach of an enemy, to arm the country ] 1755
[ marks erected, or lights made in the night, to direct travelers in their course ] 1755
[ a long piece of wood,erected on a rising ground or top of a hill, to give warning of the approach of an enemy ] 1755
[ a long piece of wood,erected on a place of danger, to warn passengers to avoid it ] 1755
[ a signal erected on a long pole, consisting of a pitch barrel, or some combustible matter, to be fired at night, or to cause a smoke by day, to notify the approach of an enemy ] 1755
[ a light erected on a pointof land, or other place on the sea-coast, with lamps which burn at night, to direct navigators, and preserve vessels from running upon rocks, sand banks, or the shore ] 1755
[ any light or mark intended for direction and security against danger ] 1755
[ that which gives notice of danger ] 1755

(verb)

[ to show by a sign, a long pole set upon a rising ground, often near the sea coast ] 1755
[ to make a signal, something raised on an eminence ] 1755

beam

(noun)

[ a piece of great timber used in building ] 1755
[ a ray of light from the sun, or some other luminous body ] 1755
[ the main piece of timber that supports the house ] 1755
[ any large and long piece of timber ] 1755
[ a large and strong plank of wood, which are used to support the walls, roof, or galleries of a house ] 1755
[ the ray of light emitted from some luminous body, or received by the eye ] 1755

bear

(verb transitive)

[ to carry ] 1755
[ to hold up ] 1755
[ to bring forth ] 1755
[ to yield ] 1755
[ to suffer pain ] 1755
[ to permit ] 1755
[ to be patient ] 1755
[ to be fruitful ] 1755
[ to take effect ] 1755
[ to carry as a burden ] 1755
[ to convey or carry ] 1755
[ to carry as a mark of authority ] 1755
[ to carry as in show ] 1755
[ to carry as in trust ] 1755
[ to support ] 1755
[ to keep from falling ] 1755
[ to keep afloat ] 1755
[ to support with proportionate strength ] 1755
[ to carry in the mind, as love and hate ] 1755
[ to endure, as pain, without sinking ] 1755
[ to suffer ] 1755
[ to undergo ] 1755
[ to permit ] 1755
[ to suffer without resentment ] 1755
[ to be capable of ] 1755
[ to admit ] 1755
[ to produce, as fruit ] 1755
[ to bring forth, as a child ] 1755
[ to give birth to ] 1755
[ to possess, as power or honor ] 1755
[ to gain ] 1755
[ to maintain ] 1755
[ to keep up ] 1755
[ to support any thing good or bad ] 1755
[ to exhibit ] 1755
[ to be answerable for ] 1755
[ to supply ] 1755
[ to be the object of ] 1755
[ to behave ] 1755
[ to act in character ] 1755
[ to hold ] 1755
[ to restrain ] 1755
[ to impel ] 1755
[ to urge ] 1755
[ to push ] 1755
[ to conduct ] 1755
[ to manage ] 1755
[ to press ] 1755
[ to incite ] 1755
[ to suffer pain ] 1755
[ to be patient ] 1755
[ to be fruitful or productive ] 1755
[ to take effect ] 1755
[ to succeed ] 1755
[ to act in character ] 1755
[ to tend ] 1755
[ to be directed to any point ] 1755
[ to act upon ] 1755
[ to be situated with respect to other places ] 1755
[ to stand firm without falling ] 1755
[ to endure an unpleasing thing ] 1755

(noun)

[ a certain wild beast ] 1755
[ a rough savage animal ] 1755
[ a four-footed beast of prey ] 1755
[ a large animalcovered with a thick shaggy fur, a black brownish color, their claws are very hooked and strong, proper for climbing, they feed on fruits, honey, bees, and flesh, and have a dreadful roar ] 1755

bearest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ placed of any thing with respect ] 1755
[ gestured ] 1755
[ supported ] 1755
[ carried ] 1755
[ produced ] 1755
[ connected with the situation of an object, with respect to another object, by which it has influence upon it, or has been influenced by it ] 1755

beareth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ the place of any thing with respect ] 1755
[ gesture ] 1755
[ a person's look or manner ] 1755
[ behavior ] 1755
[ supporting ] 1755
[ carrying ] 1755
[ producing ] 1755
[ connecting with the situation of an object, with respect to another object, by which it has influence upon it, or has been influenced by it ] 1755

bearing

(participle present tense)

[ the place of any thing with respect ] 1755
[ gesture ] 1755
[ a person's look or manner ] 1755
[ behavior ] 1755
[ supporting ] 1755
[ carrying ] 1755
[ producing ] 1755
[ the situation of an object, with respect to another object, by which it is supposed to have a connection with it or influence upon it, or to be influenced by it ] 1755

beast

(noun)

[ a creature void of reason ] 1755
[ a lewd person ] 1755
[ an animal distinguished from birds, infects,fishes and man ] 1755
[ an irrational animal, opposed to man ] 1755
[ a brutal savage man, a man acting in any manner unworthy of a reasonable creature ] 1755
[ a livingcreature,devoid of rational consciousness, appointed for the service of man ] 1755
[ any four footed animal, which may be used for labor, food or sport ] 1755

beatitude

(noun)

[ blessedness ] 1755
[ happiness ] 1755
[ a declaration of blessedness made by our SAVIOR to particular virtues ] 1789
[ full joy ] 1755
[ felicity of the highest kind ] 1755
[ being wholly well ] 1755
[ bliss ] 1755
[ the joys of heaven ] 1755

beauties

(plural noun)

[ beautiful persons ] 1755
[ having a particular grace, feature, or ornament ] 1755
[ comely ] 1755
[ handsome ] 1755
[ fine ] 1755

beautification

(noun)

[ the assemblage of graces, or proportion of parts, which pleases the eye ] 1755
[ improving the appearance of something ] 1828

beautiful

(adjective)

[ comeliness ] 1755
[ handsomeness ] 1755
[ fair ] 1755
[ elegant in form ] 1755
[ pleasing to the sight ] 1755
[ having the qualities that constitute beauty ] 1755
[ comely ] 1755
[ having much comeliness ] 1755

beautifully

(adverb)

[ in a beautiful manner ] 1755
[ comeliness ] 1755
[ fineness of appearance ] 1755

beautify

(verb transitive)

[ to render comely ] 1755
[ to adorn ] 1755
[ to embellish ] 1755
[ to deck ] 1755
[ to grace ] 1755
[ to add beauty to ] 1755
[ to make fair ] 1755
[ to set off ] 1755
[ to set out ] 1755
[ to grace ] 1755
[ to make or render beautiful ] 1755

beautifying

(participle present tense / noun)

[ growing beautiful ] 1755
[ advancing in beauty ] 1755

beauty

(noun)

[ very fair ] 1755
[ handsome, or charming person ] 1755
[ excellence of form ] 1755
[ agreeable ] 1755
[ comeliness ] 1755
[ handsomeness of appearance ] 1755
[ the agreeable form, and pleasing appearance that the building represents to the eye of the beholder ] 1755
[ splendor ] 1755
[ glory ] 1755
[ dignity ] 1755
[ comfort and joy ] 1755

became

(preterit tense)

[ suited or being suitable ] 1755
[ adorned ] 1755
[ was made or done ] 1755
[ entered into some state or condition, by a change from some other ] 1755
[ was the state of ] 1755
[ was the end of ] 1755
[ was the final condition of ] 1755
[ appeared in a manner suitable to something ] 1755
[ wassuitable to the person ] 1755
[ was congruous to the appearance, or character, or circumstances, in such a manner as to add grace ] 1755
[ was graceful ] 1755
[ grew ] 1755
[ agreed with ] 1755
[ passed from one state to another ] 1755
[ entered into some state or condition, or by assuming or receiving new properties or qualities, additional matter, or a new character ] 1755
[ was the fate of ] 1755
[ was the end of ] 1755
[ was the final or subsequent condition ] 1755
[ was in agreement or harmony ] 1755
[ befitted ] 1755
[ accorded with, in character or circumstances ] 1755
[ was worthy of, decent or proper ] 1755

beckon

(verb transitive)

[ to make a sign with one's finger ] 1755
[ to make a sign to ] 1755
[ to make a sign, by the waving of the hand ] 1755
[ to make a sign to another, by nodding, winking, or a motion of the hand or finger, intended as a hint or an indication ] 1755
[ to make a significant sign to ] 1755

beckoned

(participle passive)

[ made a signal or to summon ] 1755
[ made a sign with one's finger ] 1755
[ gave a sign with the hand ] 1755
[ made a sign to another, by nodding, winking, or a motion of the hand or finger, intended as a hint or intimation ] 1755
[ having a sign made to ] 1755

beckoning

(participle present tense)

[ making a significant sign, as a hint ] 1755

become

(verb intransitive)

[ to suit or be suitable ] 1755
[ to adorn ] 1755
[ to be made or done ] 1755
[ to enter into some state or condition, by a change from some other ] 1755
[ to be the state of ] 1755
[ to be the end of ] 1755
[ to be the final condition of ] 1755
[ to appear in a manner suitable to something ] 1755
[ to be suitable to the person ] 1755
[ to be congruous to the appearance, or character, or circumstances, in such a manner as to add grace ] 1755
[ to be graceful ] 1755
[ to grow ] 1755
[ to agree with ] 1755
[ to pass from one state to another ] 1755
[ to enter into some state or condition, or by assuming or receiving new properties or qualities, additional matter, or a new character ] 1755
[ to be the fate of ] 1755
[ to be the end of ] 1755
[ to be the final or subsequent condition ] 1755
[ to be in agreement or harmony ] 1755
[ to befit ] 1755
[ to accord with, in character or circumstances ] 1755
[ to be worthy of, decent or proper ] 1755

becoming

(participle present tense)

[ suiting or being suitable ] 1755
[ adorning ] 1755
[ being made or done ] 1755
[ entering into some state or condition, by a change from some other ] 1755
[ being the state of ] 1755
[ being the end of ] 1755
[ being the final condition of ] 1755
[ appearing in a manner suitable to something ] 1755
[ beingsuitable to the person ] 1755
[ being congruous to the appearance, or character, or circumstances, in such a manner as to add grace ] 1755
[ being graceful ] 1755
[ growing ] 1755
[ agreeing with ] 1755
[ passing from one state to another ] 1755
[ entering into some state or condition, or by assuming or receiving new properties or qualities, additional matter, or a new character ] 1755
[ being the fate of ] 1755
[ being the end of ] 1755
[ being the final or subsequent condition ] 1755
[ being in agreement or harmony ] 1755
[ befitting ] 1755
[ according with, in character or circumstances ] 1755
[ being worthy of, decent or proper ] 1755

(adverb)

[ that which pleases by an elegant suitability ] 1755
[ graceful ] 1755
[ fit ] 1755
[ suitable ] 1755
[ in agreement or harmony ] 1755
[ proper ] 1755
[ belonging to the character, or adapted to circumstances ] 1755

(noun)

[ behavior ] 1755

bed

(noun)

[ something to lie or rest on ] 1755
[ somethingmadeto sleepon ] 1755
[ lodging ] 1755
[ the convenience of a place to sleep in ] 1755
[ marriage ] 1755
[ bank of earth raised in a garden ] 1755
[ the place where any thing is generated, or put back in place, especially for storage or safe keeping ] 1755
[ a laver ] 1755
[ a body spread over another ] 1755
[ a place to sleep or rest on ] 1755
[ a small piece of ground raised for flowers or plants ] 1755
[ a place or furniture to sleep and take rest on ] 1755
[ lodging ] 1755
[ a convenient place for sleep ] 1755
[ connection relating to marriage or married people ] 1755
[ a plot of land or level piece of ground in a garden ] 1755
[ a piece of floor matting, used both to sit and sleep upon ] 1755

(verb)

[ to sow, or plant in earth ] 1755
[ to lay in place of rest, or security ] 1755
[ to lay in order ] 1755
[ to plant and inclose or cover ] 1755
[ to set or lay and inclose ] 1755
[ to lay in any hollow place, surrounded or inclosed ] 1755
[ to lay in a place of rest or security, covered, surrounded or inclosed ] 1755
[ to lay in order, or flat ] 1755

bedecked

(participle passive)

[ decked ] 1755
[ adorned ] 1755
[ to grace, with ornaments ] 1755
[ ornamented ] 1755

bedstead

(noun)

[ a place for a bed ] 1755
[ bed frame ] 1755
[ the same on which the bed is placed ] 1755
[ a frame for supporting a bed ] 1755

beetle

(noun)

[ an insect ] 1755
[ aninsect distinguished by havinghardcases, under which be folds his wings ] 1755
[ a kind of insects extremely numerous ] 1755
[ a heavy mallet or wooden hammer,used to drive wedges or beat grounds ] 1755
[ a stamper, or rammer ] 1755
[ an insect in which there are many kinds ] 1755

beeves

(plural noun)

[ beef ] 1755
[ oxen ] 1755
[ black cattle ] 1755
[ cows ] 1755
[ kine ] 1755
[ cattle ] 1755

befall

(verb transitive)

[ to happen ] 1755
[ to occur to ] 1755
[ to come to pass ] 1755

befallen

(participle passive)

[ happened to ] 1755
[ occurred to ] 1755
[ came to pass ] 1755

befalleth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ happening to ] 1755
[ occurring to ] 1755
[ coming to pass ] 1755

befell

(verb preterit tense)

[ happened ] 1755
[ occurred ] 1755
[ came ] 1755

befitting

(participle present tense)

[ suiting ] 1755
[ becoming ] 1755
[ to suit ] 1755
[ to be suitable to ] 1755
[ to become ] 1755

before

(preposition)

[ on the forepart ] 1755
[ father onward in place ] 1755
[ in the front of ] 1755
[ not behind ] 1755
[ in the presence of ] 1755
[ noting authority or conquest ] 1755
[ noting respect ] 1755
[ in sight of ] 1755
[ under the cognizance of ] 1755
[ noting jurisdiction ] 1755
[ in the power of ] 1755
[ noting the right of choice ] 1755
[ by the impulse of something behind ] 1755
[ receding in time ] 1755
[ in preference to ] 1755
[ prior to ] 1755
[ bearer to any thing ] 1755
[ superior to ] 1755
[ rather than ] 1755
[ at ] 1755
[ without commission from ] 1755
[ sooner than ] 1755
[ first in order of time, place, and dignity ] 1755

(adverb)

[ sooner than ] 1755
[ earlier in time ] 1755
[ in time past ] 1755
[ in some time lately past ] 1755
[ previously to ] 1755
[ in order to ] 1755
[ to this time ] 1755
[ hitherto ] 1755
[ already ] 1755
[ farther onward in place ] 1755

beforetime

(adverb)

[ formerly ] 1755
[ of old time ] 1755
[ in former times ] 1755

beg

(verb transitive)

[ to ask ] 1755
[ to crave with entreaty ] 1755
[ to live upon alms ] 1755
[ to live by asking relief of others ] 1755
[ to seek by petition ] 1755
[ to ask alms, or free favors ] 1755
[ to ask earnestly ] 1755
[ to beseech ] 1755
[ to entreat or supplicate with humility ] 1755
[ ask or petition with urgency ] 1755
[ to make towards or to press ] 1755
[ to urge or to cry out ] 1755
[ to ask or supplicate in charity ] 1755
[ to take any thing for granted, without evidence or proof ] 1755
[ to assume without proof ] 1755

began

(verb preterit tense)

[ originated or first existed with ] 1755
[ took rise ] 1755
[ commenced ] 1755
[ acted first ] 1755
[ entered upon something new ] 1755
[ took the first step ] 1755
[ did the first acts of a thing ] 1755
[ laid the foundation ] 1755
[ used or employed first ] 1755

beget

(verb transitive)

[ to produce ] 1755
[ to generate ] 1755
[ to produce young ] 1755
[ to become the parent of children ] 1755
[ to bring into existence ] 1755

begat

(verb transitive preterit tense)

[ to get, bear or bring forth ] 1755
[ to produce ] 1755
[ to generate ] 1755
[ to produce offspring, or natural generation ] 1755
[ to become the father of children ] 1755
[ to obtain ] 1755
[ to bring into existence, or form ] 1755

begeteth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ getting, bearing or bringing forth ] 1755
[ producing ] 1755
[ generating ] 1755
[ producing offspring, or natural generation ] 1755
[ becoming the father of children ] 1755
[ obtaining ] 1755
[ bringing into existence, or form ] 1755

begettest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ got, bore, or brought forth ] 1755
[ produced ] 1755
[ generated ] 1755
[ produced offspring, or natural generation ] 1755
[ became the father of children ] 1755
[ obtained ] 1755
[ brought into existence, or form ] 1755

beggar

(noun)

[ one who lives upon alms ] 1755
[ one who has nothing but what is given him ] 1755
[ one who supplicates for any thing ] 1755
[ a petitioner ] 1755
[ one who assumes what he does not prove ] 1755
[ one who begs for alms ] 1755
[ one that lives by asking alms, or makes it their business to beg for charity ] 1755
[ one who supplicates with humility ] 1755
[ one who assumes in argument what he does not prove ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to reduce to beggary ] 1755
[ to impoverish ] 1755
[ to deprive or make destitute ] 1755
[ to exhaust ] 1755
[ to beg ] 1755

beggarly

(adjective)

[ needful ] 1755
[ poor ] 1755
[ destitute ] 1755
[ in the condition of a beggar ] 1755

(adverb)

[ needy ] 1755
[ lacking or wanting ] 1755

(noun)

[ a beggar, poverty stricken ] 1755
[ the state of poverty ] 1755
[ destitution ] 1755
[ poverty in the utmost degree ] 1755

begged

(participle passive)

[ asked alms, or charity, supplicated with humility ] 1755
[ petitioned ] 1755
[ entreated ] 1755
[ supplicated ] 1755
[ asked in charity ] 1755
[ reduced to extreme poverty ] 1755
[ assumed in argument what was not proved ] 1755

begging

(participle present tense)

[ asking alms ] 1755
[ the act of pleading for substance ] 1755
[ the practice of asking alms ] 1755
[ reducing to destitution or a state of deprivation ] 1755
[ the state of being in extreme poverty ] 1755

begin

(verb intransitive)

[ to enter upon something new ] 1755
[ to commence any action or state ] 1755
[ to do the first act, or first part of an act ] 1755
[ to make the first step from not doing to doing ] 1755
[ to enter upon existence ] 1755
[ to have its original ] 1755
[ to take rise ] 1755
[ to come into act ] 1755
[ to do the first of any thing ] 1755
[ to pass from not doing to doing, by the first act ] 1755
[ to trace from any thing as the first ground ] 1755
[ to enter upon ] 1755
[ to begin to be ] 1755
[ to plant ] 1755
[ to confirm ] 1755
[ to create ] 1755
[ to be ] 1755
[ to become or be made ] 1755
[ to make ] 1755
[ to generate ] 1755
[ to make ready ] 1755
[ to adapt, prepare, establish ] 1755
[ to throw thrust, stretch forward, hence to set, or to produce, according to its connection or application ] 1755
[ to be at first ] 1755
[ to give first rise to ] 1755

beginest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ first entered upon ] 1755
[ commenced ] 1755
[ gave rise to, or originated with ] 1755
[ first caused ] 1755
[ was the origin of ] 1755
[ that which was first ] 1755
[ first entered into being ] 1755

beginning

(participle present tense)

[ the first original or cause ] 1755
[ the entrance into act, or being ] 1755
[ the state in which any thing first is ] 1755
[ the rudiment, or first grounds or materials ] 1755
[ the first part of any thing ] 1755
[ the first part of a particular period ] 1755
[ the first actor, or the cause of a thing ] 1755
[ that which is most excellent ] 1755
[ from the very first part of time ] 1755

beginnings

(plural noun)

[ the thing that begins ] 1755
[ that which gives an original ] 1755
[ the agent which is the cause ] 1755
[ that which first enters upon any act ] 1755
[ that which is in the rudiments ] 1755

begins

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ first exists ] 1755
[ rises with ] 1755
[ commences with ] 1755
[ enters upon something new ] 1755
[ takes the first step ] 1755
[ does the first act of any thing ] 1755
[ lays the foundation ] 1755
[ enters upon first ] 1755
[ uses or employs first ] 1755

begot

(participle passive)

[ produced young ] 1755
[ generated children ] 1755
[ caused the existence of a thing ] 1755

begotten

(participle passive)

[ procreated ] 1755
[ brought forth ] 1755
[ produced offspring ] 1755
[ generated ] 1755
[ caused to exist ] 1755

beguile

(verb transitive)

[ to deceive ] 1755
[ to trick ] 1755
[ to impose upon ] 1755
[ to delude ] 1755
[ to cheat ] 1755
[ to evade ] 1755
[ to deceive pleasingly ] 1755
[ to amuse ] 1755
[ to impose a misleading belief upon someone ] 1755
[ to fool ] 1755
[ to impose on by artifice or craft ] 1755
[ to evade or escape from by craft ] 1755
[ to escape from any thing disagreeable by amusement, or other means ] 1755
[ to pass pleasingly ] 1755
[ to amuse ] 1755

beguiling

(participle present tense)

[ bewitching ] 1755
[ deceiving by craft ] 1755
[ imprisoning ] 1755
[ misleading ] 1755
[ imposing on by artifice or craft ] 1755
[ escaping by craft ] 1755
[ escaping any thing disagreeable by amusement, or other means ] 1755
[ passing pleasingly ] 1755
[ imposing upon to cheat ] 1755
[ enticing with words to fool, making someone believe a lie ] 1755
[ evading ] 1755
[ amusing ] 1755

begun

(participle passive)

[ the first part of time in general ] 1755
[ the first part of a particular period ] 1755
[ the duration of the state or kingdom ] 1755
[ the first actor, or the cause of a thing ] 1755
[ that which is most excellent ] 1755

behalf

(noun)

[ part ] 1755
[ interest ] 1755
[ side ] 1755
[ favor ] 1755
[ cause ] 1755
[ act of preference ] 1755
[ support ] 1755
[ for my half, or for my part ] 1755
[ for another's sake ] 1755
[ the act of taking the part of another ] 1755
[ advantage ] 1755
[ convenience ] 1755
[ profit ] 1755
[ support ] 1755
[ defense ] 1755
[ the action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion ] 1828
[ noting substitution, or the act of taking the part of another ] 1755

(verb)

[ to speak or do it for another's honor or advantage ] 1755
[ to act upon one's account ] 1755
[  to do or speak in one’s interest or cause, to do it for their own honor or advantage ] 1755

behave

(verb transitive)

[ to carry, to demean one's self ] 1755
[ to conduct ] 1755
[ to govern ] 1755
[ to subdue ] 1755
[ to discipline ] 1755
[ to act ] 1755
[ to conduct one's self ] 1755
[ to order one's actions to be holy, just, wise, blameless, proper, or valiant ] 1755
[ to restrain ] 1755
[ to conduct in any particular business ] 1755

behaved

(participle passive)

[ acted or bore one's self ] 1755
[ conducted one's self in a specified way ] 1755
[ conducted one's self well ] 1755
[ acted correctly or properly ] 1755
[ to be good ] 1755

behaveth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ to act or bear one's self ] 1755
[ conducting one's self in a specified way ] 1755
[ conducting one's self well ] 1755
[ acting correctly or properly ] 1755
[ being good ] 1755

behavior

(noun)

[ manner of behaving one's self, whether good or bad ] 1755
[ manners ] 1755
[ external appearance ] 1755
[ gesture ] 1755
[ manner of action ] 1755
[ elegance of manners ] 1755
[ gracefulness ] 1755
[ conduct ] 1755
[ general practice ] 1755
[ course of life ] 1755
[ a state as requires great caution ] 1755
[ a state in which a failure in behavior will have bad consequences ] 1755
[ carriage of one's self, with respect to politeness, or morals ] 1755
[ demeanor ] 1755

beheld

(preterit tense / participle passive)

[ obligated ] 1755
[ fixed the eyes upon ] 1755
[ looked upon ] 1755
[ saw ] 1755
[ fixed the attention ] 1755
[ regarded with attention ] 1755

behemoth

(noun)

[ a beast or brute ] 1755
[ large animal ] 1755
[ a wonderful creature ] 1789
[ beasts, particularly the larger kind, fit for service ] 1755
[ one of the most noted four-footed beasts ] 1789
[ to shut ] 1755
[ to lie hid ] 1755
[ to be dumb ] 1755
[ a wonderful creature ] 1789
[ one of the most noted four-footed beasts ] 1789

behind

(preposition)

[ backward ] 1755
[ at the back of another ] 1755
[ on the back part ] 1755
[ not before ] 1755
[ towards the back ] 1755
[ following another ] 1755
[ remaining after the departure of something else ] 1755
[ remaining after the death of those to whom it belonged ] 1755
[ at a space from something going before ] 1755
[ inferior to another ] 1755
[ having the posterior place with regard to excellence ] 1755
[ on the other side of something ] 1755

(adverb)

[ out of sight ] 1755
[ not yet produced to view ] 1755
[ remaining ] 1755
[ former ] 1755
[ after ] 1755
[ at one's back ] 1755
[ done, or attained already ] 1755
[ remaining to be undergone or done ] 1755
[ out of one's notice or charge ] 1755
[ near to ] 1755
[ on the other side of ] 1755

behold

(verb transitive / preterit tense / participle passive)

[ to look upon ] 1755
[ to view ] 1755
[ to see ] 1755
[ toconsider ] 1755
[ to know ] 1755
[ to care for ] 1755
[ to fix the eyes upon ] 1755
[ to see with attention ] 1755
[ to observe with care ] 1755
[ to look ] 1755
[ to direct the eyes to an object ] 1755
[ to fix the attention upon an object ] 1755
[ to attend to direct or fix the mind ] 1755

(interjection)

[ attention is excited ] 1755
[ admiration noted ] 1755
[ implies excitement, attention, wonder, joy, certainty, or suddenness ] 1755

beholdest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ obligated ] 1755
[ fixed the eyes upon ] 1755
[ looked upon ] 1755
[ saw ] 1755
[ fixed the attention ] 1755
[ regarded with attention ] 1755

beholdeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ obligating ] 1755
[ fixing the eyes upon ] 1755
[ looking on ] 1755
[ seeing ] 1755
[ fixing the attention ] 1755
[ regarding with attention ] 1755

beholding

(participle present tense)

[ obligating ] 1755
[ fixing the eyes upon ] 1755
[ looking on ] 1755
[ seeing ] 1755
[ fixing the attention ] 1755
[ regarding with attention ] 1755

behooved

(participle passive)

[ requirement ] 1755
[ necessary ] 1755
[ was necessary, to be expedient ] 1755
[ was just, and becoming ] 1755
[ that which was profitable, useful, or advantageous ] 1755
[ was fit or meet, either with respect to duty, necessity, or convenience ] 1755
[ to do that which was a necessity, a sufficiency, or a maintenance of things needed ] 1755

behoove

(verb transitive)

[ to become ] 1755
[ to be the duty of ] 1755
[ to be fit ] 1755
[ to be meet, either with respect to duty, necessity, or convenience ] 1755
[ to be necessary, just, and becoming ] 1755

being

(participle present tense)

[ existence ] 1755
[ opposed to nonentity ] 1755
[ a particular state or condition ] 1755
[ the person existing ] 1755
[ existing in a certain state ] 1755
[ any living creature ] 1755

(conjunction)

[ since ] 1755

belch

(verb transitive)

[ to break wind upwards ] 1755
[ to eject the wind from the stomach ] 1755
[ to issue out or cast up wind from the stomach through the mouth ] 1755
[ to throw out from the stomach ] 1755
[ to eject from any hollow place ] 1755
[ to throw or eject wind from the stomach with violence ] 1755
[ to eject violently from a deep hollow place ] 1755

(noun)

[ the act of throwing out from the stomach, or from a hollow place ] 1755

belial

(noun)

[ unprofitableness ] 1789
[ wickedness ] 1789
[ a wicked, headstrong man ] 1789

(adjective)

[ wicked ] 1789
[ worthless ] 1789

belie

(verb transitive)

[ to give the lie to ] 1755
[ to show to be false ] 1755
[ to charge with falsehood ] 1755
[ to counterfeit ] 1755
[ to imitate ] 1755
[ to feign resemblance ] 1755
[ to give a false representation ] 1755
[ to tell lies concerning ] 1755
[ to slander by false reports ] 1755
[ to fill with lies ] 1755

belied

(participle passive)

[ deceived by lying, assert falsely, prove to be false ] 1755
[ counterfeited ] 1755
[ feigned ] 1755
[ imitated ] 1755
[ gave the lie to ] 1755
[ charged with falsehood ] 1755
[ made false and slanderous statements about ] 1755
[ rallied false reports of any man ] 1755
[ gave a false representation of any thing ] 1755
[ shown to be false ] 1755
[ put on resemblance ] 1755
[ told lies concerning ] 1755
[ filled with slander ] 1755
[ falsely represented either by word or noticeable evidence and sign ] 1755

belief

(noun)

[ acknowledgment ] 1755
[ recognition given to something which we know not of ourselves, on account of the authority by which it is delivered ] 1755
[ the virtue of faith, or firm confidence of the truths of religion ] 1789
[ the body of tenets held by the professors of faith ] 1789
[ persuasion ] 1755
[ judgment ] 1755
[ the thing believed ] 1755
[ the object of belief ] 1755
[ creed, a form containing the articles of faith ] 1755
[ faith or trust ] 1755
[ credit ] 1755
[ a persuasion of the truth, or an assent of mind to the truth of a declaration or proposition, on the ground of evidence ] 1755
[ faith ] 1755
[ a firm persuasion of the truth ] 1755
[ the truth held by professors of faith ] 1755

(verb)

[ to leave and to live ] 1755
[ to permit ] 1755
[ to promise ] 1755
[ to throw or put to, or to assent to ] 1755
[ to leave with or to rest on ] 1755
[ to rely ] 1755
[ a firm persuasion of the truth ] 1755
[ an assent of mind to the truth of a declaration of truth ] 1755

believe

(verb transitive)

[ to give recognition to ] 1755
[ to acknowledge upon the authority of another, or from some other reason than our own knowledge ] 1755
[ to put confidence in the truth of any one ] 1755
[ to have a firm persuasion of any thing ] 1755
[ to hold as an object of faith ] 1755
[ a way of nothing want of certainty or exactness ] 1755
[ to expect or hope with confidence ] 1755
[ to trust ] 1755
[ to give credit to ] 1755
[ to be persuaded of, and give credit to a report ] 1755
[ to give an expression of approval or agreement to truth ] 1755
[ heartily to receive and rest upon the truth ] 1789
[ to credit upon the authority or testimony of another ] 1755
[ to be persuaded of the truth of something uponthe declaration of another, or upon evidence furnished by reasons, arguments, and deductions of the mind, or by other circumstances ] 1755
[ to put confidence in the veracity and authority of another ] 1755
[ to expect or hope with confidence ] 1755
[ to trust ] 1755
[ to have full persuasion, approaching to certainty in ] 1755
[ to place full confidence in, to rest upon with faith ] 1789
[ to have a firm trust and confidence in the truth of a report ] 1755
[ to have a full persuasion of GOD’S authority, of HIS doctrines, and a determined resolution, by the grace of GOD, to obey HIS precepts, and to receive, and rely upon CHRIST for life and salvation ] 1789

believed

(participle passive)

[ have a firm trust and confidence in the truth of a report ] 1755
[ have a full persuasion of divine authority ] 1789
[ accepted as true ] 1755
[ sure of the truth ] 1755
[ convinced by, trust, to have confidence in ] 1755
[ considered honest and truthful ] 1755
[ have faith ] 1789
[ hold as a judgment ] 1755
[ credited ] 1755
[ assented to, as true ] 1755

believers

(plural noun)

[ those that believe, or give acknowledgment ] 1755
[ professors of CHRIST ] 1789
[ those who hold to afirm persuasion,whethergrounded on report or other certain evidence ] 1755

believest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ to accept as true ] 1755
[ to acknowledge with truth ] 1755
[ to expect or hope ] 1755
[ to have firm faith ] 1755
[ to trust ] 1755
[ to have confidence in the value of something ] 1755
[ to have a judgment ] 1755
[ to depend on GOD forthe fulfillment of someparticular promise andgrantof deliverance ] 1789

believeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ accept or take to be true ] 1755
[ judge or regard as truth ] 1755
[ be confident about ] 1755
[ the faith that leads to convictions ] 1789
[ that believes ] 1755
[ having belief ] 1755

believing

(participle present tense)

[ giving acknowledgment to testimony or other evidence than one's own knowledge ] 1755
[ thinking that someone or something exists ] 1755
[ accepting that something is true or exists ] 1755
[ judging that an idea or a way of doing something is good or right ] 1755
[ to feel confident that a person is trustworthy ] 1755
[ giving credit to testimony or to other evidence ] 1755

bellow

(verb intransitive)

[ to cry as bulls, oxen, or cows do ] 1755
[ to make a noise as a bull ] 1755
[ to make any violent outcry ] 1755
[ to shout loudly or violently ] 1755
[ to clamor ] 1755
[ to roar as the sea in a storm, or as the wind when violent ] 1755
[ to make any continued noise, that may cause terror ] 1755
[ to make a threatening noise ] 1755
[ to make a hollow, loud noise ] 1755
[ to make a loud outcry ] 1755
[ to make a loud, hollow, continued sound ] 1755

(noun)

[ a loud outcry ] 1755
[ roar ] 1755

bellows

(plural noun)

[ the instrument used to blow the fire ] 1755
[ a wind instrument for blowing of fires in iron-works, smiths or forges ] 1755
[ an instrument, utensil or machine for blowing fire in furnaces ] 1755

belly

(noun)

[ the part of the body inclosing the guts and bladder ] 1755
[ that part of the body which reaches from the breast to the thighs, containing the bowels ] 1755
[ the womb ] 1755
[ that part of man which requires food, in opposition to the back ] 1755
[ that part of any thing that swells out into a larger capacity ] 1755
[ any place in which something is enclosed ] 1755
[ the heart or soul, which is deep, hidden, andhardtobe searched ] 1755

(verb)

[ to swell into a larger capacity ] 1755
[ to hang out ] 1755
[ to bulge out ] 1755
[ to fill ] 1755
[ to swell out ] 1755

belong

(verb intransitive)

[ to appertain to ] 1755
[ to be the property of ] 1755
[ to be the concern or business of ] 1755
[ to be a part of, or connected with ] 1755
[ to hold, or have possession or right to ] 1755
[ to have relation to ] 1755
[ to be the quality or attributes of ] 1755
[ to be referred to ] 1755
[ to be suitable for ] 1755
[ to be the native of ] 1755
[ to have original residence ] 1755
[ any person or thing is said to belong to one, as it is the cause, author, proprietor, dispenser, or end thereof ] 1755

belonged

(participle passive)

[ to be owned by someone ] 1755
[ to own something, or to be owned ] 1755
[ to own, or possess ] 1755
[ be a member of an organization ] 1755
[ accepted, admitted, or joined to a group ] 1755
[ to come from or be part of a group of similar things or people ] 1755
[ related, connected, associated with family ] 1755
[ to come from or be related to a particular time or place ] 1755
[ to be connected with an aspect of life, or way of thinking ] 1755

belongest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ owned by, or something owned ] 1755
[ pertain to ] 1755
[ appertain to ] 1755
[ concerned with ] 1755
[ to attain to, to come to: extend to, or with ] 1755

belongeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ owning something ] 1755
[ pertaining ] 1755
[ appertaining ] 1755
[ concerning ] 1755
[ attaining to ] 1755
[ coming to ] 1755
[ extending to, or with ] 1755

belonging

(participle present tense)

[ owning something ] 1755
[ pertaining ] 1755
[ appertaining ] 1755
[ concerning ] 1755
[ attaining to ] 1755
[ coming to ] 1755
[ extending to, or with ] 1755

bemoan

(verb transitive)

[ bewail, lament, or express pity for ] 1755
[ to mourn over ] 1755
[ to express sorrow for ] 1755

bemoaned

(participle passive)

[ lamented ] 1755
[ bewailed ] 1755
[ expressed sorrow for ] 1755

bemoaning

(participle present tense)

[ expressing discontent or sorrow over someone or something ] 1755
[ bewailing, lamenting, or mourning for ] 1755

bend

(verb transitive)

[ to bow or crack ] 1755
[ to yield or stoop to stretch out ] 1755
[ to make crooked ] 1755
[ to crook ] 1755
[ to change the form of ] 1755
[ to direct to a certain point ] 1755
[ to apply ] 1755
[ to put any thing in order for use ] 1755
[ to incline ] 1755
[ to subdue ] 1755
[ to make submissive ] 1755
[ to lean over ] 1755
[ to resolve to determine ] 1755
[ to be submissive ] 1755
[ to exert ] 1755
[ to apply closely ] 1755
[ to intend or draw out ] 1755
[ to prepare or put in order for use ] 1755
[ to stretch or strain ] 1755
[ to fasten, as one rope to another or to an anchor ] 1755
[ to be curving ] 1755
[ to lean or turn ] 1755

bendeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ stooping ] 1755
[ subduing ] 1755
[ turning ] 1755
[ inclining ] 1755
[ leaning ] 1755
[ curving ] 1755
[ forming into a curve ] 1755
[ applying closely ] 1755
[ fastening ] 1755

bending

(participle present tense)

[ stooping ] 1755
[ subduing ] 1755
[ turning ] 1755
[ inclining ] 1755
[ leaning ] 1755
[ curving ] 1755
[ forming into a curve ] 1755
[ applying closely ] 1755
[ fastening ] 1755

beneath

(preposition)

[ under ] 1755
[ below ] 1755
[ lower in place ] 1755
[ under, as overwhelmed by some pressure ] 1755
[ lower in rank, excellence, or dignity ] 1755
[ unworthy of ] 1755
[ not equal to ] 1755

(adverb)

[ in a lower place ] 1755
[ under ] 1755
[ below, as opposed to heaven ] 1755
[ under or lower than some other thing ] 1755
[ lower in place, with something over or on ] 1755

benefactors

(plural noun)

[ a doer of good offices ] 1755
[ a patron ] 1755
[ he that confers a benefit, he that gives charity ] 1755
[ such as do much good to others ] 1755

benefit

(noun)

[ a kindness ] 1755
[ a favor conferred ] 1755
[ an act of love ] 1755
[ advantage ] 1755
[ profit ] 1755
[ use ] 1755
[ the gifts and favors of GOD ] 1789
[ the favors and useful deeds of men one to another ] 1755
[ an act of kindness ] 1755
[ helpful ] 1755
[ contributing to a valuable end ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to do good to ] 1755
[ to advantage ] 1755
[ to do good to one ] 1755
[ to advance in health or prosperity ] 1755

(verb intransitive)

[ to gain advantage ] 1755
[ to make improvement ] 1755

benevolence

(noun)

[ good will, or favor ] 1755
[ that sort of love which disposes one man to confer a kindness upon another ] 1755
[ a voluntary gratuity given by one to another ] 1755
[ wishing well ] 1755
[ being favorable, friendly, affectionate or showing kindness toward another ] 1755
[ disposition to do good ] 1755
[ charity ] 1755
[ the good done ] 1755
[ the charity given ] 1755
[ kindly affection ] 1755
[ the love of mankind, together with a desire to promote their happiness ] 1755
[ the sober use of the marriage bed ] 1755

bent

(participle passive)

[ yielding or complying ] 1755
[ the state of being turned, folded, or curved ] 1755
[ inclination ] 1755
[ disposition towards something ] 1755
[ determination ] 1755
[ fixed purpose ] 1755
[ inflected ] 1755
[ prone to or having a fixed propensity ] 1755
[ having a fixed inclination ] 1755
[ resolved or determined on ] 1755
[ the state of being curving, crooked, or inclined from a straight line ] 1755

bequest

(noun)

[ something left by will ] 1755
[ an inheritance ] 1755
[ athing handed down or an amount of money or property left to someone by a predecessor ] 1755

bereave

(verb transitive)

[ deprived, alone, void, robbed ] 1755
[ deprived of ] 1755
[ to deprive or rob one of a thing ] 1755
[ to strip of ] 1755
[ to take away from ] 1755
[ made destitute ] 1755
[ to cause to want ] 1755

bereaved

(participle passive)

[ deprived of ] 1755
[ stripped and left destitute ] 1755
[ stripped of ] 1755
[ taken away from ] 1755

bereaveth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ depriving ] 1755
[ stripping bare ] 1755

beryl

(noun)

[ aprecious stone of a faint green color ] 1755
[ a kind of precious stone ] 1755
[ a transparent jewel, of a bluish green color ] 1755

beseech

(verb transitive)

[ to seek ] 1755
[ call upon ] 1755
[ to entreat, to supplicate, to implore ] 1755
[ to beg ] 1755
[ to ask ] 1755
[ to entreat with great earnestness ] 1755
[ to supplicate ] 1755
[ to ask or pray with urgency ] 1755
[ to pray or humbly to entreat ] 1755

beseeching

(participle present tense)

[ entreating ] 1755
[ asking or praying with urgency ] 1755

beset

(verb transitive)

[ to besiege ] 1755
[ to hem in ] 1755
[ to enclose ] 1755
[ to make ashamed, to confound, to entangle without any means of escape ] 1755
[ to ambush ] 1755
[ to surround ] 1755
[ to fall upon ] 1755
[ to harass ] 1755
[ to assault ] 1755
[ to press on all sides, so as to confuse ] 1755

beside

(preposition)

[ by the side of ] 1755
[ near to ] 1755
[ more than these ] 1755
[ different from ] 1755
[ at the side of a person or thing ] 1755
[ distinct from ] 1755
[ on one side ] 1755
[ out of the regular course or order ] 1755

besides

(preposition)

[ at the side of another ] 1755
[ near ] 1755
[ not according to, though not contrary ] 1755
[ out of ] 1755
[ in the state of deviating from ] 1755
[ out of the order of ] 1755
[ out of his wits ] 1755
[ separate or distinct from ] 1755

(adverb)

[ more than that ] 1755
[ over and above ] 1755
[ not in this number ] 1755
[ beyond this class ] 1755
[ not included here ] 1755

besiege

(verb transitive)

[ compass ] 1755
[ to lay siege to ] 1755
[ to bother ] 1755
[ to beset with armed men ] 1755
[ to endeavor to overcome a town or fortress ] 1755
[ hostility to surround a city or fort, in order to take possession of it by force ] 1755
[ to surround with armed men, for the purpose of compelling to surrender, either by famine or violent attacks ] 1755
[ to throng around ] 1755

besieged

(participle passive)

[ surrounded or beset with hostile troops ] 1755

besom

(noun)

[ broom ] 1755
[ sweeping tool ] 1755
[ an instrument to sweep with ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to sweep ] 1755

besought

(participle passive)

[ hasten to appeal ] 1755
[ entreated ] 1755
[ implored ] 1755

besoughtest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ sought by entreaty ] 1755

best

(adjective)

[ the most choice ] 1755
[ most good ] 1755
[ that which has good qualities in the highest measure ] 1755
[ the utmost power ] 1755
[ the strongest endeavor ] 1755
[ the highest perfection ] 1755
[ most excellent ] 1755
[ valuable ] 1755
[ comely ] 1755
[ righteous ] 1755
[ most accurate ] 1755
[ most correct or complete ] 1755
[ in the utmost manner ] 1755

(adverb)

[ in the highest measure of goodness ] 1755

bestead

(verb transitive)

[ distressed ] 1755
[ perplexed ] 1755
[ borne hard upon ] 1755
[ beset ] 1755
[ sore distraught ] 1755
[ to dispose ] 1755
[ conditioned or disposed ] 1755
[ to profit ] 1755
[ to treat ] 1755
[ to accommodate ] 1755

bestir

(verb transitive)

[ to heap up ] 1755
[ to stir up ] 1755
[ to move about briskly ] 1755
[ to labor strenuously ] 1755
[ to put into vigorous action ] 1755
[ to move with life and vigor ] 1755

bestow

(verb present tense third-person singular)

[ to give ] 1755
[ to lay out ] 1755
[ to confer upon ] 1755
[ to give as charity ] 1755
[ to give in marriage ] 1755
[ to give as a present ] 1755
[ to apply ] 1755
[ to lay out upon ] 1755
[ to lay up ] 1755
[ to flow ] 1755
[ to place ] 1755
[ to give out ] 1755
[ to impart ] 1755
[ to dispose of ] 1755
[ to place for the purpose of exertion, or use ] 1755
[ to give in payment for ] 1755
[ to lay up in store ] 1755
[ to stow or keep safe ] 1755

bestowed

(participle passive)

[ given gratuitously ] 1755
[ conferred ] 1755
[ laid out ] 1755
[ applied ] 1755
[ stowed ] 1755

bethink

(verb transitive preterit tense)

[ to remember ] 1755
[ remind ] 1755
[ a calling to mind ] 1755
[ to recall to reflection ] 1755
[ to bring back to consideration, or recollection ] 1755
[ to consider ] 1755
[ reflection ] 1755
[ to have in recollection ] 1755

betimes

(adverb)

[ early ] 1755
[ in due time ] 1755
[ early in season ] 1755
[ by the proper times ] 1755
[ seasonably ] 1755
[ soon ] 1755
[ before long time has passed ] 1755
[ early in the day ] 1755
[ early in the morning ] 1755
[ on every proper occasion ] 1755
[ in good time ] 1755
[ before it is late ] 1755
[ in a short time ] 1755
[ in season ] 1755

betray

(verb transitive)

[ to be false to ] 1755
[ to deliver up treacherously ] 1755
[ to discover or disclose ] 1755
[ to give into the hands of enemies by treachery, or breach of trust ] 1755
[ to discover that which has been entrusted to secrecy ] 1755
[ to make known something that were better concealed ] 1755
[ to make liable to fall into something inconvenient ] 1755
[ to show, or discover in a nonaligned sense ] 1755
[ dishonestly to give up one to his enemies ] 1755
[ to deliver into the hands of an enemy by fraud, in violation of trust ] 1755
[ to violate by unfaithfulness ] 1755
[ to violate confidence by disclosing a secret ] 1755
[ to permit to appear, what prudence would conceal ] 1755
[ to mislead or expose to inconvenience not foreseen ] 1755
[ to fail, or deceive ] 1755

betrayed

(participle passive)

[ delivered up in a breach of trust ] 1755
[ violated by unfaithfulness ] 1755
[ exposed by breach of confidence ] 1755
[ disclosed contrary to expectation or intention ] 1755
[ made known ] 1755
[ discovered ] 1755

betrayers

(plural noun)

[ those that have betrayed ] 1755
[ traitors ] 1755

betrayest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ delivered up in a breach of trust ] 1755
[ violated by unfaithfulness ] 1755
[ exposed by breach of confidence ] 1755
[ disclosed contrary to expectation or intention ] 1755
[ made known ] 1755
[ discovered ] 1755

betrayeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ delivering up treacherously ] 1755
[ violating confidence ] 1755
[ disclosing contrary to intention ] 1755
[ exposing ] 1755
[ discovering ] 1755

betroth

(verb transitive)

[ to give or receive a promise of marriage ] 1755
[ to contract to any one, in order to marriage ] 1755
[ to alliance ] 1755
[ to unite any one to another by promise of marriage ] 1755
[ espouse ] 1755
[ to promise, or contract marriage ] 1755
[ to pledge one to be the future spouse of another ] 1755

betrothed

(participle passive)

[ affianced, or promised in marriage ] 1755
[ contracted for future marriage ] 1755
[ engaged ] 1755
[ two persons having a mutual promise between them, for a future marriage ] 1755

better

(adjective)

[ more good ] 1755
[ more useful ] 1755
[ having good qualities in a greater measure than something else ] 1755
[ the preeminence ] 1755
[ the advantage ] 1755
[ improvement ] 1755
[ more valuable ] 1755
[ preferable ] 1755
[ more acceptable ] 1755
[ more able ] 1755
[ more convenient ] 1755
[ more easy ] 1755
[ more advantageous ] 1755
[ more holy ] 1755
[ more safe ] 1755
[ more comfortable ] 1755
[ with more skill and wisdom, good worth, benefit or accomplishment ] 1755
[ more correctly, or fully ] 1755
[ with more affection, in a higher measure ] 1755
[ to improve ] 1755
[ to increase the good qualities of ] 1755
[ to support ] 1755

(adverb)

[ well, in a greater measure ] 1755

(verb intransitive)

[ to improve ] 1755
[ to surpass ] 1755
[ to exceed ] 1755
[ to advance ] 1755