betie

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb betie is

(obsolete) to tie round; bind fast.

As verbs the difference between betie and retie

is that betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast while retie is to tie again; to tie something that has already been tied or was tied before.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between betee and betie

is that betee is (obsolete) to bring about; manage; arrange while betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast.

As verbs the difference between betee and betie

is that betee is (obsolete) to draw over (as a covering); cover; veil while betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast.

As verbs the difference between betie and befie

is that betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast while befie is to say "fie" to; defy.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between betie and betine

is that betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast while betine is (obsolete) to set fire to.

As verbs the difference between betie and betine

is that betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast while betine is to hedge about; inclose; shut up or betine can be (obsolete) to set fire to.

As verbs the difference between betid and betie

is that betid is (betide) while betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast.

As verbs the difference between betide and betie

is that betide is to happen to while betie is to tie round; bind fast.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between betie and belie

is that betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast while belie is (obsolete) to fill with lies.

As verbs the difference between betie and belie

is that betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast while belie is (obsolete) to lie around; encompass or belie can be to tell lies about; to slander.

As verbs the difference between betime and betie

is that betime is to occur; betide while betie is (obsolete) to tie round; bind fast.

As an adverb betime

is betimes.

As a noun bestie

is beast.

As a verb betie is

(obsolete) to tie round; bind fast.