begrime

t. [Eng. pref. be, and grime.] Το soil with soot, the black material which adheres to the outside of pots and pans, or anything similar. "... bands of dragoons, spent with running and riding, and begrimed with dust."-Macaulay: Hist Eng . , ch. xvi. bě-grī'med, pa. par . & a. [BEGRIME.] bě-grī'm-ing, pr . par . & a . [BEGRIME.] bě-grudge, v.t. [Eng. pref. be , and grudge .] To grudge. "None will have cause to begrudge the beauty or height of corner-stones.."-Standard of Equality, § 25. bě-grūdġ'ed, pa. par. & a. [BEGRUDGE.] bě-grudg-ing, pr. par. [BEGRUDGE.]