besew

t. [Eng. prefix be, and sew.) "The dead bodie was be served In clothe of golde, and leide therin." Gower: Conf. Amant ., bk. viii. *be-seye', besey, pa, par. [BESEEN.] Evil besey : III beseen; of a mean appearance. ( Chaucer .) Richly beseye: Of a rich appearance; well dre ed. *bě-sha'de, vt. [Eng. be; shade.] To shade; to hide in shadow. "For he is with the ground be shaded So that the moone is somdele faded." Gower: Conf. Amant., bk. vi bê-shân, s. [Arab.] Botany : The Balm of Mecca (Balsa mod end ron opobalsumum ).