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begad

Terms vs Begad - What's the difference?

terms | begad |


As a noun terms

is .

As an interjection begad is

(archaic) an expression of surprise, shock etc.

Begat vs Begad - What's the difference?

begat | begad |


As a verb begat

is simple past of beget.

As a noun begat

is an element of a lineage, especially of a lineage given in the Bible.

As an interjection begad is

an expression of surprise, shock etc.

Begad vs Egad - What's the difference?

begad | egad |


As interjections the difference between begad and egad

is that begad is an expression of surprise, shock etc while egad is a mild exclamation of surprise, contempt, outrage, disgust, boredom, frustration.

Begad vs Behad - What's the difference?

begad | behad |


As an interjection begad

is an expression of surprise, shock etc.

As an adjective behad is

beholden; indebted.

Begad vs Bemad - What's the difference?

begad | bemad |


As an interjection begad

is an expression of surprise, shock etc.

As a verb bemad is

to make mad.

Begad vs Bega - What's the difference?

begad | bega |


As an interjection begad

is (archaic) an expression of surprise, shock etc.

As a verb bega is

to commit, to perform, to carry out.

Begad vs Begas - What's the difference?

begad | begas |


As an interjection begad

is an expression of surprise, shock etc.

As a noun begas is

plural of lang=en.

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.

Begad vs Begod - What's the difference?

begad | begod |


As an interjection begad

is an expression of surprise, shock etc.

As a verb begod is

to exalt to the dignity of a god; to deify.

Bedad vs Begad - What's the difference?

bedad | begad |


As interjections the difference between bedad and begad

is that bedad is (dated|chiefly|irish) by god while begad is (archaic) an expression of surprise, shock etc.

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