Bespectacled, be-spek′ta-kld, pa.p. having spectacles on.
Bespeed, be-spēd′, v.t. to help on.—p.adj. Besped′.
Bespice, be-spīs′, v.t. (Shak.) to season with spice: to drug or poison.
Bespoke, be-spōk′, Bespoken, be-spōk′n, pa.p. of Bespeak, ordered, as boots, clothes, &c.
Bespot, be-spot′, v.t. to cover with spots.—p.adj. Bespot′ted.—n. Bespot′tedness.
Bespout, be-spowt′, v.t. to spout over: to declaim pompously.
Bespread, be-spred′, v.t. to spread over: to cover:—pr.p. bespread′ing; pa.t. and pa.p. bespread′.
Besprent, be-sprent′, pa.p. sprinkled over: scattered. [A.S. besprengan. See Sprinkle.]
Besprinkle, be-spring′kl, v.t. to sprinkle over.
Bessemer, bes′ėm-ėr, adj. derived from the name of the inventor, Sir H. Bessemer, applied to steel for rails, tires, ship-plates, &c., prepared by the Bessemer process.