bemist
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 54
t. [Eng. prefix be, and mist.] Το envelop or involve in mist. bě-mist'-ěd, pa. par. & a. [BEMIST.] "How can that judge walk right, that is bemisted in his way?"-Feltham's Resolves, ii. 4. běm-bi-di-i-dae, s. pl . (BEMBIDIUM.) А family of beetles belonging to the tribe Geode- phaga (feeders on land). It consists of minute predatory beetles, generally bright blue or green, with yellow spots and a metallic lustre. They bě-mi-tred (tred as terd), a. Wearing a frequent damp places. Typical genus, Bem- bidium. Various other genera, as Notaphus, Lopha, Tachypus, Ocys, ., occur in Britain. mitre. "... be diademed, be coronet ted, be mitred." Carlyle: Fr. Rev., vol. ii, pt. iii., bk. v., c. 1. 510
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