beaufreyt

Same as baufrey. Weale. beau-ideal (bō'i-dē'al or bo'ē-da-al'), n. [F., le beau idéal, the ideal beautiful: le beau, the beautiful; idéal, adj., ideal. Hence in E. often taken as beau, adj., qualifying ideal, n., an excellent (one's best) ideal: see beau and ideal.] A mental conception or image of any object, moral or physical, in its perfect typical form, free from all the deformities, defects, and blemishes accompanying its actual existence; a model of excellence in the mind or fancy; ideal excellence. My ambition is to give them a beau - ideal of a welcome. Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre, xxxiv.