benoil (benoil)

[ benomelt, p. a. See benumb. benome2t, be no ment. [See benumb , benim .] Earlier forms of benum , past participle of benim . be north (bē-nôrth'), prep . [ bi , by ) nor the, be - north an (= MLG. benorden ), be , prep., + north an , from the north: see be -2 and north , and cf. be south , etc.] North of: as, be north the Tweed. [Scotch.] benote (bē-not'), v. t. [ v . t. [ по- thing.] To reduce to nothing; annihilate. bensel (ben's el), n. [Also bensall , bensil , ben- sail , and bentsail (simulating bent + sail ), benzl , bending, tension, bend a , bend: see bend1 .] 1. Force; violence; impetus. - 2. Bénitier.- Villeneuve-le-Roi, France: A severe stroke or blow, properly that re 13th century. (From Viollet-le-Duc's "Dict. de l'Architecture.") benjamin1(ben'ja-min), n. [Appar. from the proper name Ben jam in.] A kind of top coat or overcoat formerly worn by men. Sir Telegraph proceeded to peel, and emerge from his four benjamins, like a butterfly from its chrysalis. Peacock, Mel in court, xxi.