Bevile

( Her.) See BEVEL. Bev'ilport, in Texas, a village of Jasper co., on the Angel in a River, about 7 m. W. of Jasper, the co. seat. Bev'is Tavern, in Ohio, a post-office of Hamilton co. Bev'y, n. [Etymol. uncertain.] A flock of birds, particularly of quails. - A company, or a embly, especially of females. "Nor rode the nymph alone; Around a bevy of bright damsels shone." - Pope . Bewail, ( be - wal,) v. a. To utter a wail of distre for; to bemoan; to lament; to expre deep sorrow for. Yet wise Enaius gave command to all His friends, not to bewail his funeral. Denham.