| bear1 |
to carry. [9 definitions] |
| bear2 |
a large, usu. omnivorous, furry mammal with a short tail. [5 definitions] |
| beard |
the facial hair of a man, or the extended growth of such hair. [4 definitions] |
| bearing |
manner of conduct, behavior, or physical carriage. [5 definitions] |
| bear up |
to face hardship without despairing; withstand difficulty or stress; be brave; endure. |
| bear with |
to continue with despite aggravations; be patient with; be tolerant of. |
| beast |
any four-footed mammal, esp. as distinguished from humans or from birds and invertebrates. [3 definitions] |
| beastly |
of or like a beast in appearance or manner. [2 definitions] |
| beat |
to hit (someone or something) repeatedly. [15 definitions] |
| beat around the bush |
to intentionally avoid the central matter or point. |
| beaten |
used by many people; much traveled. [4 definitions] |
| beat the tar out of |
(informal) to beat or whip severely. [2 definitions] |
| beautiful |
delighting the senses; having beauty; lovely. [3 definitions] |
| beautify |
to make beautiful. |
| beauty |
the quality of being beautiful or pleasing to the senses; loveliness. [4 definitions] |
| beaver1 |
an amphibious rodent with a thick brown pelt, a wide flat tail, and front teeth used as chisels to fell and strip small trees in the building of its damlike habitat. [3 definitions] |
| became |
past tense of become. |
| because |
for the reason that. |
| beckon |
to signal to come, esp. with a gesture. [3 definitions] |
| become |
to grow or come to be as indicated. [3 definitions] |
| become of |
to be the fate or outcome of; happen to. |