Bear-hond v. to help
Bear-nan, Bear-in-hond, Bean-hond v. to intend, purpose, think, suspect, conjecture, ex. I do beanhond et’l rain zoon
Beat the streets, to run about idly
Beeastle, Beezle v. to make nasty
Bee-bird s. the White-throat
Bee-but, Bee-lippen, a bee-hive (lepe, a basket, Wiclif Acts ix, 25)
Beetel, Bittle, or Bitle s. a bron-bitle, or brand-bitle, a heavy mallet for cleaving wood. Shaks. Hen. IV. “fillip me with a three man beetle.” Bitle-head s. a blockhead
Becal v. to abuse, to rail at
Bedfly s. a flea
Bed-lier s. a bed-ridden person