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Bee-line, n. Straight line, right line, air-line, shortest distance, most direct line. Beelzebub, n. (Popular error for following word.) Beelzebul, n. Beelzebub (popularly), Satan, Prince of Demons. See apollyon. Bee-moth, n. Wax-moth. Beetle, n.
Beetle, v. n. Protrude, project, jut, jut out, hang over. Beetle-head, n. Simpleton, fool. See dunce. Beetle-headed, a. Dull, stupid, obtuse, foolish, senseless, witless, insensible, sluggish, stolid, mindless, brainless, weak-headed, addle-headed, addle-pated, blunder-headed, muddle-headed, beef-witted, bovine, fat-headed, dull-brained, shallow-brained, lack-witted, short-witted, dull-witted, blunt-witted, shallow-pated, clod-pated, thick-skulled, wanting, heavy, doltish, sottish, blockish, wooden-headed, dunderheaded, bull- headed, slow, slow of apprehension, void of understanding. Beeves, n. pl. Neat-cattle. Befall, v. a. Betide, overtake, bechance, happen to. Befall, v. n. Happen, chance, betide, supervene, occur, take place, come to pass. Befit, v. a. Suit, fit, become, be suitable or proper for, be appropriate for, comport with, be in keeping with. Befitting, a. Becoming, suitable, fit, proper, right, meet, seemly, appropriate, congruous, decorous. Befog, v. a.
Befool, v. a. Infatuate, fool, dupe, deceive, delude, cheat, chouse, trick, hoax, stultify, hoodwink, circumvent, overreach, beguile, impose upon, practise upon, play upon, make a fool of. See bamboozle. Before, prep.
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