bestorm

t. & i. [Eng. prefix be, and storm.] A. Trans.: To involve in storm; to carry by storm. so, when all is calm and serene within, he may shelter himself there from the persecutions of the world: but when both are bestormed , he hath no refuge to fly to."-Dr. Scott: Works , vol. ii. 255. B. In trans. To storm; to rage. IMG:content-1276.png:[blocks in formation] [BESTIAL, 8.] Cattle. "There he sate his felicite on the manuring of the corne land, and in the keping of best i a lite."- Com plaint of Scot., p. 68. (Jamie son.)