bebleedt (bebled)

t. [ [ Beblotte it with thi teer is eke a lyte. Chaucer , Troilus, ii. 1027. beblubbered (be-blub'erd), a . [ be -1+ blub bered .] Befouled or bleared, as with weeping. Her eyes all beblubbered with tears. Shelton , tr. of Don Quixote, I. iii. 13. beblurt, v. t. [ be ben , tremble.] A certain pulsation or trembling effect given to a sustained note, in either vocal or instrumental music, for the sake of expre ion. Grove.