beseech |
to make an important or urgent request to; beg. |
beset |
to attack from all sides; besiege. |
beside |
next to; at the side of. [2 definitions] |
beside oneself |
very upset or excited. |
besides |
also; in addition. [3 definitions] |
beside the point |
not important to the main object of interest or discussion. |
besiege |
to surround with soldiers in order to attack or capture. [2 definitions] |
be sorry |
to suffer for an action or a choice one has made. |
be spoiling for |
(informal) to be eager for. |
best |
superlative of "good." [6 definitions] |
bestow |
to give as a gift or award (usually followed by "on"). |
bet |
to agree to pay if one's guess about some future event is wrong. [4 definitions] |
beta |
the name of the second letter of the Greek alphabet. |
betray |
to help the enemy of; commit treason. [2 definitions] |
better |
comparative of "good." [11 definitions] |
better off |
in a happier or improved condition or situation. |
between |
in the area that separates. [5 definitions] |
bet your boots |
to feel certain. |
be up to |
to be the choice or responsibility of (someone or something); depend on. |
beverage |
any liquid for drinking, except water or medicine. |
beware |
to be careful or wary (often used imperatively). |