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[Eng. be; teared.] Bedewed with tears. Alas, madam,' answered Philocles, 'I know not whether my tears become my eyes, but I am sure my eyes thus be teared become my fortune.'"- Sidney : Arcadia , bk. iii. *be-teçh',* be-tech'e (pret. & pa. par. be tanght), v.t. [A.S. betæcan = (1) to show, (2) to betake, impart, deliver to, (3) to send, to follow.] [BETAKE.] 1. To show; to teach. "So as the philosophre techeth To A lisa under and him berecher The lore." Gower: Conf Am., bk. vii. 2. To deliver up, to consign. ( Scotch .) The same as BETAKE (Q.V.). "Thai wald, rycht with an angry face, Betech them to the blak Douglas. Barbour, xv. 538. Ms. (Jamie son.) * bê-têd', pa. par. [BETIDE.]