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begay

Besay vs Begay - What's the difference?

besay | begay |


As a verb besay

is to say about (someone or something); get something across verbally or by saying; relay; signify; declare.

As a proper noun begay is

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Begay vs Begar - What's the difference?

begay | begar |


As a proper noun begay

is .

As a noun begar is

a system of forced labour in parts of india.

Bebay vs Begay - What's the difference?

bebay | begay |


As a verb bebay

is (rare|transitive) to bay around or about; embay; hem in; surround.

As a proper noun begay is

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Beway vs Begay - What's the difference?

beway | begay |


As a conjunction beway

is (dialectal|ireland|scotland|us) by way; because.

As a noun beway

is (rare) movement; sway; influence.

As a proper noun begay is

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Begay vs Beray - What's the difference?

begay | beray |


As a proper noun begay

is .

As a verb beray is

to make foul; befoul; soil.

Bega vs Begay - What's the difference?

bega | begay |


As a verb bega

is to commit, to perform, to carry out.

As a proper noun begay is

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Begay vs Begat - What's the difference?

begay | begat |


As a proper noun begay

is .

As a verb begat is

(beget).

As a noun begat is

(nonstandard) an element of a lineage, especially of a lineage given in the bible.

Begay vs Begad - What's the difference?

begay | begad |


As a proper noun begay

is .

As an interjection begad is

(archaic) an expression of surprise, shock etc.

Begay vs Belay - What's the difference?

begay | belay |


As a proper noun begay

is .

As a verb belay is

(obsolete) to surround; environ; inclose.

As a noun belay is

(climbing) the securing of a rope to a rock or other projection.

Begay vs Begab - What's the difference?

begay | begab |


In transitive terms the difference between begay and begab

is that begay is to make gay while begab is to gab about; talk over; report from one (person) to another.

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