benet |
bewet |
As a noun benet
is half-wit, simpleton.
As a verb bewet is
to wet or moisten profusely.
bewet |
bewept |
As verbs the difference between bewet and bewept
is that
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely while
bewept is past tense of beweep.
bewent |
bewet |
As verbs the difference between bewent and bewet
is that
bewent is (
bewend) while
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely.
bewet |
beget |
As verbs the difference between bewet and beget
is that
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely while
beget is to cause; to produce.
bewest |
bewet |
As a preposition bewest
is to the west of.
As a verb bewet is
to wet or moisten profusely.
beset |
bewet |
In transitive terms the difference between beset and bewet
is that
beset is to decorate something with jewels etc while
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely.
bewed |
bewet |
In lang=en terms the difference between bewed and bewet
is that
bewed is to unite closely and intimately; join while
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely.
As verbs the difference between bewed and bewet
is that
bewed is to wed; marry while
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely.
pewet |
bewet |
As a noun pewet
is .
As a verb bewet is
to wet or moisten profusely.
dewet |
bewet |
As verbs the difference between dewet and bewet
is that
dewet is (fluid mechanics|nanoscience) to undergo or cause the rupture of a thin liquid film on a liquid or solid substrate while
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely.
bewet |
rewet |
As verbs the difference between bewet and rewet
is that
bewet is to wet or moisten profusely while
rewet is {{cx|transitive|lang=en}} To wet again.
As a noun rewet is
a gunlock.
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