beplume (beplom)

t. [ mel.] To pommel soundly; drub. bepowder (bē-pou'der), v. t. [ Is the beau compelled against his will to employ all the thought with inside his noddle to bepowder and becurl the outside? A. Tucker , Freewill, Foreknowledge, etc., p. 98. bepraise (bē-prāz'), v. t. [ Goldsmith, E ays, viii. Hardly any man, and certainly no politician, has been so bepraised as Burke. Contemporary Rev. , L. 27. bepray (bē-pra'), v . t . [ be -1 + pray .] To pray; beseech. Shak. beprose (bē-proz'), v . t. IMG:content-1961.png:[blocks in formation]