beway

As nouns the difference between terms and beway

is that terms is while beway is (rare) movement; sway; influence.

As a conjunction beway is

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

As a verb beray

is to make foul; befoul; soil.

As a conjunction beway is

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

As a noun beway is

(rare) movement; sway; influence.

As nouns the difference between byway and beway

is that byway is a road that is not frequently travelled while beway is (rare) movement; sway; influence.

As a conjunction beway is

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

As nouns the difference between bewdy and beway

is that bewdy is while beway is (rare) movement; sway; influence.

As an interjection bewdy

is .

As a conjunction beway is

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

As a conjunction beway

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

As a noun beway

is (rare) movement; sway; influence.

As a verb bewray is

(obsolete) to expose a deception or bewray can be to soil or befoul; to beray.

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

.

As a verb besay

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

As a conjunction beway is

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

As a noun beway is

(rare) movement; sway; influence.

As nouns the difference between beway and belay

is that beway is (rare) movement; sway; influence while belay is (climbing) the securing of a rope to a rock or other projection.

As a conjunction beway

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

As a verb belay is

(obsolete) to surround; environ; inclose.

As a conjunction beway

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

As a noun beway

is (rare) movement; sway; influence.

As a verb bewag is

to wag about; waggle.

As a verb bebay

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

As a conjunction beway is

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

As a noun beway is

(rare) movement; sway; influence.