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beword |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb beword is
(obsolete or dialectal) to happen; come to pass.
beword |
reword |
As verbs the difference between beword and reword
is that
beword is to happen; come to pass while
reword is to change the wording of a statement; to restate using different words.{{jump|rephrase}} singular.
beword |
beward |
As verbs the difference between beword and beward
is that
beword is (obsolete or dialectal) to happen; come to pass while
beward is (rare) to guard about or completely; protect.
beword |
bework |
As verbs the difference between beword and bework
is that
beword is (obsolete or dialectal) to happen; come to pass while
bework is to work round about; surround.
byword |
beword |
As a noun byword
is a proverb or proverbial expression, common saying; a frequently used word or phrase.
As a verb beword is
(obsolete or dialectal) to happen; come to pass.
beword |
belord |
As verbs the difference between beword and belord
is that
beword is (obsolete or dialectal) to happen; come to pass while
belord is to apply the title lord to.