Augment. An eking, eking on or out.
Auxiliary. Outeking or helping.
Be- (a fore-eking, meaning by, to, about). Bebutton a coat, to put buttons to it; becloke school-children, give them clokes; becloud, obnubilate; beflood, inundate; behem, bebound or circumscribe; bereek, fumigate.
Belligerent. War-waging.
Bibulous. Soaksome.
Bicornous. Twy-horned.
Bidental. Two-teeth, two-teethed.
Bilateral. Two-sided:—‘These articles would be considered a public bilateral contract, and would form the subject of an agreement with the Powers having Catholic subjects.’ Bilateral contract is put for bipartite, a contract by or between two sides, or of men of two sides; but it would seem that the Romans did not call the two sides in a contract or cause latera, but partes—‘Parte utrâque auditâ.’—Plin. Jun.
Latera are the sides of a body or space.
Binocular. Two-sighted.