Beauty

bu'tl, n. An a emblage of graces or pleas- ing qualities; a particular grace, feature, excellence, etc.; a beautiful person, esp. a beautiful woman. [F. beaute", fr. beau.) — Beau'teous, -tl-us, a. Verv handsome beautiful. — Beau'teously, adv. — Beau'- teousne , n. — Beau'tiful, a. Handsome; pretty. — Beau'tifully, adv. — Beau'tifulne , n. — Beau'tify, v. [beautified (-fid), -fying.] To make beautiful; to adorn; ornament; embellish.— v. L To become beautiful. — Beau'tifier, n. One who, or that which, etc.— Beau'ty spot. A patch or spot placed on the face to heighten beauty. Beaver, be^vSr, n. An amphibious, rodent quadruped; fur; a hat made of the fur a cloth, sometimes felted, for making overcoats, hats, etc. [AS. bcfer.~] — Part of a helmet which the wearer could raise or lower to eat and drink. [F. baviere, a child's bib, fr.baier, to slaver.] Bebeerine, Bebirine, Bibirine, be-be'rin, n. Chem.) An alkaloid from the bark of the bebeeru, bibiru, or green-heart tree of Guiana; is tonic, antiperiodic, and febrifuge, and a substitute for quinine. Becalm, Bechance, Becharm, etc. See Be-, prefix. Became. See Become.