Be am filling

( Arch.) The building of masonry, or brick-work, from the level of the under edges of the beams to that of their upper edges. B. F. occurs either between joists, or floor-beams, or in filling up the triangular space between the top of the wall-plate of the roof and the lower edges of the rafters, or even to the under surfaces of the boarding or lath, for slates, tiles, or thatching. (Naut.) The portion of a cargo which is stored between the beams. Beam'ful, a. That emits beams; bright; radiant. Beam'ing, p . a . Bright; resplendent. Beamle , a. Giving forth no beams or rays of light. Beam'let, n. A small ray or beam of light. Beams/ville, in Ohio, a post-village of Darke co., 98 m. W. of Columbus. Beams'ville, in Upper Canada, a post-village of Lincoln co., 22 m. E.S.E. of Hamilton,