be qualify, bequalifie

t. [Eng. prefix be, and qualify.] To attribute or a igu high qualities to; to characterise as. "Amo. I doe vaile to both your thanks and ki e them, but primarily to yours, most ingenious, acute, and polite ladie. Phi Gods my life, how he does all to bequalifie her! ingenious, acute, and polite! as if there were not others in place as ingenious, acute, and polite as shee."-B. Jonson: Cynthia's Revels, iv. 3. bě-quê, a. [Fr. beo quée, béquée = a beakful, a mouthful; a beak.] BEQUÉ. Her. Beaked. The term is used specially of a bird which has its bill enamelled differently from the rest of its body.