besnow (bes no)

t. [With altered vowel (after snow ), for earlier besnew, A third thy white and small hand shall besnow . Carew , To Lady Anne Hay. besnuff (be-snuf'), v. t. [ snuff .] To befoul with snuff. [Rare.] Unwashed her hands, and much be snuffed her face. Young , Satires, vi. besogniot, n. See bisognio . besoil (be-soil'), v . t. [ besoylen , be -1 + sailen, soil: see be-1 and soil .] To soil; stain; sully. Venerable too is the rugged face, all weather-tanned, be soiled, with its rude intelligence. Carlyle , Sartor Resartus, iii. 4.