Bear
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 60
bar, v. [imp. bore (formerly bare); p.p. Eunishment by blows; pulsation; throbbing. (Naut.) born, borne; p. pr. & vb. n. bearing.] To support or ailing against the wind by tacks. — Beaten, bet'n, sustain, convey; to po e and use; to carry, wear; p. a. Smoothed by beating; worn by use. — Beat'er, to entertain to endure, tolerate, suffer; to be ann. One who, etc.; an instrument for pounding. swerable for; to oarry on, or maintain to admit or Beatify, be-at'T-fi, v. [beatified (-fid), -fying.] be capable of to behave, act to supply with to To pronounce or regard as happy. (Bom. Cath. bring forth, give birth to. — v. To produce, be Church.) To declare that one received into heaven. fruitful; to pre ; to take effect; to be situated, beatus, happy, and facere, factum, to make.] — with respect to something else; to relate or Fefer to. Beatific, -a-til'ik, -tif'ical, a. Imparting or complet- [AS. beran, Goth, bairan, L./erre, Gr.pherein, Skr. ing bli ful enjoyment. — Beatifically, adv.— Beat'- bhri.]—To bear away, or up. (Naut.) To change the ifica'tion, n. Act of, etc. (Rom. Cath. Church.) course of a ship, and make her run before the wind. An act of the pope declaring a person beatified after — To back. To retreat. — To b. down upon. (Naut.) death. — Beat'itude, -tad, n. Felicity of the highest To drive or tend to.— To off. (Naut.) To steer kind; pi. the declarations of ble edne made by away from land or another ve el. — Tob.up. To our Savior in regard to particular virtues. stand firm. — To upon. To aet or be in position to Beau, bo, n. pi. F. Beaux, E. Beaus, boz. A man of act, upon. — To with. To endure to be indulgent dre ; ada,ndy; a fine, gay man; a ladv's attendant — To ahand. (Naut.) To a ist; to make haste, or suitor. [F. beau, fern, belle, "beautiful, be quick.— To date. To be dated.— To down. L. bell us, f bonus, ben us, jjood. — Beau'ish, a. Like To overwhelm or crush by force. — Tob. out. To a beau; foppish. — Beau'jolais, -zho-la, n. A light maintain and support to the end— To through. red Burgundy wine. — Beau ideal, -i-de'al. A To conduct or manage. — Bear'able, a. Endurable. conception of perfect or consummate beauty. [F., — Bear'er, ». One who. or that which, etc.; one who beautiful ideal.] — Beau monde, -moNd^. The fash a ists in carrying a body to the grave. (Com.) One i on able world. [F., fine world.] — Bel-esprit, bel'eswho holds a check, note, draft, etc., for the payment pre', n. pi. Beaux-esprits, o-zes-prf. A fine of money. — Bearding, n. Manner in which one genius; a man of wit. [F.] Belle, bel, w. A young bears himself; deportment; situation of an object, lady, beautiful and admired. Belles-lettres, bet with respect to another object; relation; influence; let'tSr, n. pi. Polite or elegant literature, esp. poet tendency; act of giving birth. (Arch.) Span of a ry and rhetoric. [F.] son, cube, full moon, fdot cow, oil linger or ink, tiaen, dondon, chair, get. 60 BEAUTY 44
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