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`Preface
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`Noah Webst:
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`Bha-ga-vad-Gi~ta (bii'ga-v.’id—ge’ta) n. [Skt. bhagavad—gz'td, song of
`the blessed one (Krishna).] A sacred Hindu text that is part of the
`Mahabharata, an ancient Sanskrit epic.
`bhang also bang (bang) n. [Hindi bhring < Skt. bha1iga'.] 1. The
`hemp plant. 2. Any of several narcotics made from the dried flowers
`and leaves of hemp.
`Bhu-tan-ese (boTr’t:>-nez’, -1165’) n., pl. Bhutanese. 1. A native or
`inhabitant of Bhutan. 2. The Sino-Tibetan language of Bhutan. ——adi.
`Of or characteristic of Bhutan, its people, or their culture and lan-
`guage.
`bi-1 or bin- pref. [Lat. < bis, twice] 1. a. Two <bi‘form> b. Both
`<biriaural) c. Both sides, parts, or directions <b1'concavc)
`2. a. Occurring at intervals of two <bicentennial) b. Occurring
`twice during < biweekly) 3. :1. Containing twice the proportion of
`a specified chemical element or group necessary for stability < bicar-
`bonate) b. Containing two chemical atoms, radicals, or groups <bi-
`phenyl)
`bi-1 pref. var. of 1310-.
`Bi symbol for BISMUTH.
`bi~a'ly (be-5'1e) n., pl. -1315. [After Bialystok, Poland] A round, flat
`baked roll with onion flakes on top.
`bi-an-nu-al (bi-an‘yo‘o-al) adj. Happening twice each year:SEMIAN-
`NUAL. --bi-an’nu-al-ly adv.
`bitas (bi’as) n.
`[OFr. biais, oblique.] 1. A line cutting diagonally
`across the grain of fabric. 2. a. An inclination or preference, esp. one
`that interferes with impartial judgment: PREIUDICE. b. A specified
`instance of this. 3. a. An irregularity or weight in a ball that causes it
`to swerve, as in lawn bowling. b. The tendency of such a ball to
`swerve. 4. The fixed voltage applied to an electrode. —vt. -used,
`-as-ing, -as-es or -assed, -as-sing, -as-ses. 1. To cause to have a
`prejudiced view. 2. To apply a small voltage to (a grid).
`#1 syns: BIAS, PARTIALITY, PREIUDICE, PREPOSSESSION n. core
`meaning : an inclination for or against that inhibits impartial judg-
`ment <a decision influenced by personal bias)
`bi-ath'lon (bi-ath'lsn, -ion’) n.
`[BI- + Gk. athlon, contest] An
`athletic competition that combines cross-country skiing and rifle
`shooting.
`bi'ax'i'al (bi-:Ik’sé-al) adj’. Having two axes. —bi-ax'i-al-ly adv.
`bib (bib) n. [Prob. < ME bibberi, to drink, perh. < Lat. bibere] 1. A
`napkin tied under the chin and worn, esp. by young children, to
`protect the clothing while eating. 2. The part of an apron or overalls
`covering the chest. —v. bibbed, bib-hing, bibs. —Vt. To drink:
`imbibe. —vi. To indulge in drinking:TIPPLE.
`bib and tucker n. Informal. Clothing.
`bibb (bib) n. [Alteration of 13113.] 1. A bracket supporting the tres-
`tletrees on a ship's mast. 2.. A bibcock.
`bib-ber (bib’ar) n. [< 315.] A tippler.
`Bibb lettuce (bib) :1. [After lack Bibb, 19th-cent. American vege-
`table grower] A lettuce forming a small, loose head and having ten-
`der, dark—green leaves.
`bib-cock (bIb’k6k’) n. A faucet with a nozzle that bends down-
`ward.
`bitbe-lot (bé’b:»lo’, be-bio’) n. [Fr. < OFr. beubelet, from a redup. of
`be], beautiful < Lat. bellus, handsome] A small ornamental object:
`TRINXET.
`Bi-ble (bi’bal) 11. [ME < OFr. < Med. Lat. biblia < Gk., pl. of biblion,
`book < biblos, papyrus < Bublos, a Phoenician port] 1. a. The sacred
`book of Christianity, including both the Old Testament and the New
`Testament. b. The Old Testament, the sacred book of Iudaism. c. A
`specific copy of a Bible <their own Bible) 11 A book or collection
`of writings comprising the sacred text of a religion. 2. bible. A book
`held to be authoritative in its field <the bible of Japanese cooking)
`Bible Belt r1. Sections of the United States, esp. in the South and
`Middle West, where Protestant fundamentalism prevails.
`bilrli-cal also Bilrli-cal (bib’li-kal) adi. [Med. Lat. biblicus <
`biblia, Bible.] 1. Of, relating to, or contained in the Bible. 2.. Being in
`keeping with the nature of the Bible, esp.: a. Suggestive of the people
`or times depicted in the Bible. 1). Suggestive of the prose or narrative
`style of the King lames Bible. —Bib’li-cal-ly adv.
`Bib-li-cist (bIb’lI-sist) II. 1. An expert on the Bible. 2. A literal in-
`terpreter of the Bible. -Bib'li-cism n.
`biblio— pref.
`[< Gk. biblion, book. —sec BIBLE] Book <bi'b1r'o-
`phile)
`.
`bib'l.i-o°£i1m (bIb’lE-6-film’) n. Microfilm used esp. to photograph
`book pages.
`bib~l.i-0g'ra-pher (bib’lé-6g’ro-far) n. 1. An expert in the descrip-
`tion and cataloguing of printed matter. 2. A compiler of a bibliogra-
`phy or bibliographies.
`bib-li-og-ta-phy (bIb’le-og’ra-fe) 21., p1. -phies. 1. as A list of the
`works of a specific author or publisher. b.A list of writings on a
`single subject. 2. Description and identification of the editions, dates
`of issue, authorship, and typography of written material, as books.
`—bib’li-0-graph’i-cal
`(-9-gr§f'l-kol), bih’Ii-o~graph’ic (-Ik) adi.
`—bib’li-o-grnplfi-cal-ly adv.
`bib-li-ol-a-try (bib’le-ol'a—tre) n. 1. Excessive reverence for a literal
`interpretation of the Bible. 2. Extreme devotion to books. —bib’li-
`ol’a-ter n. —-bib‘Li-ol’a-trons adi.
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`-INE.] A sweet crystalline *
`nd other plants and uscd
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`En’) n. [Lat beta, beet +
`)1, found in sugar beets a
`degeneration.
`I Vt. -took
`-taking, -takes.
`(‘talk’); '1-8k'€n.
`alf) to go or
`move. 2. Archaic. To c
`ommit: A1=i=I.rr;
`tty-acid catabo
`ion (bz’i’ta-ok’sI-da’shan, be’-) n. Fa
`I-carbon fragrn
`ents are removed successively from ~
`)f the chain.
`2 A high-sp
`eed electron or positron, esp. one given V
`decay.
`earn of beta particles, esp. of electrons.
`‘' (b5"9‘1’l\55P'¥91'. b5'-) 11. A site in the autonomic
`at is activated b
`y or strongly reacts to adrenergic
`1116, by generati
`rig inhibitory action.
`_ beta wave 21. The second most common
`‘
`. in clectroencephalograms of the adult brain hav-
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`bet-terl (bet’ar) 22. vat. of BETTOR.
`bet-ter-ment (bét’9r-merit) n. 1. An improvement. 2. An im-
`provement that repairs real property and adds to its value.
`bet-ter-off (bét’ar-of’, -of’) adj. Being in a better or more prosper-
`ous condition.
`bet'tor also better (bét’or) n. One who bets.
`_ be-tween (bi-twén’) prep.
`[MB betwene < 013 betweonum]
`1. a. In the interval or position separating < between the build-
`ings)<between Thanksgiving and Christmas) 1). Intermediate to,
`as in quantity, amount, or degree <rneasures between four and five
`feet) 2. Connecting spatially <a route between Dallas and Fort
`Worth) 3. a. By the combined effect or effort of <Betwecri the sun
`and wind,
`the wash dried.) b. In the combined ownership of
`<They had a controlling interest between them.) 4. As measured
`against. —Used often to express a reciprocal relationship <choose
`between swimming and tennis) ——between you and me. In
`strictest confidence. -in between. In an intermediate situation.
`-be-tween’ adv.
`be-tween-times (bi-twén’timz’) adv. At or during pauses.
`betwixt (bi-twlkst’) adv. & prep.
`[ME < OE betwyx.] Archaic.
`Between. —-betwixt and between. In an intermediate position.
`Ben-lah (byoo’la) n. 1. The land of Israel in the Old Testament.
`2.The land of peace in Bunyan’s Pilgrim's Progress.
`bev-a-tron (bév’a-tron’) n.
`[B(ILLION) + E(LEC'1‘RON) + V(OL'l‘S)
`+ -TRoN.] Physics. A proton synchrotron.
`to
`bev-el (bév’al) n. [OFr. *bevel < baif, open-mouthed < bayer,
`gape] 1. The angle or inclination of a surface or line that meets
`another at any angle but 90“. 2. A rule having an adjustable arm used
`to draw or measure angles or to fix a surface at an angle. ——V. -eled,
`-el-ing, -els or -elled, -el-ling, -els. -——vt. To cut at an inclination
`that forms an angle other than a right angle. —-vi. To be inclined :
`stoma.
`bevel gear 12. Either of a pair of gears having teeth surfaces cut so
`that the gear shafts are not parallel.
`bev-ertage (bév’ar-ij, bév’rij) 11. [ME beverage < OFr. bevrage <
`beivre, to drink < Lat. b1'ber.] A liquid for drinking, usu. excluding
`water.
`bev-y (bév’e) n., pl. -ies. [ME] 1. A group of birds or animals, esp.
`larks or quail :1~'LOCK. 2. A group : assemblage.
`betwail (bi-wal’) Vt. -wailed, -wail-ing, -wnils. 1. To express sor-
`row or regret over. 2.. To cry about. --be-wail'er n.
`be-ware (bi-war’) V. -waxed, -wru-ing, -wares. [ME be ware : be,
`imper. of been, to be + ware, on one’s guard (< OE w¢er).] -——Vt. To
`be cautious of. —-vi". To be cautious.
`be~whis-kered (bi-hwis’kord, -wis’-) adj. Having whiskers.
`be-wil-der (bi-wi1’dor) Vt. -dered, -der-ins, -ders. 1. To befuddle
`or confuse, esp. with a variety of conflicting situations, objects, or
`statements. 2.To cause to lose one’s bearings. —be-wil’dex-ed-ly
`adv. —-be-wil’dered-ness 11. —be-wil’de1~ing-ly adv. —-be-wil’-
`demnen I1.
`be-witch (bi-wich') Vt. -witched, -witch-ing, -witch-es. [ME
`y + wicchen, to enchant < OE wiccian <
`bewicchen : be-, thoroughl
`Wicca, witch and wicce, wizard] To place under one’s power by or as
`if by magic : captivate totally. --be-wit-ch’er~y n. -—be-witching
`adj. --be-witchfiing-ly adv.
`be-witch-ment (bi-wich’mant) n, 1. The act of bewitching or the
`state of being bewitched. 2. A spell that bewitches.
`be-may (bi-ra') Vt. -wrnyed, -wray-ing, -wrnya. [ME bewreien :
`be-, thoroughly + wreien,
`to accuse < OE wregan.] Archaic. To
`disclose, esp. unintentionally: BETRAY.
`' bey (ha) 11. [Turk.] 1. A provincial governor in the Ottoman Empire.
`.Z.A ruler of the former kingdom of Tunis. 3.A Turkish title of
`honor and respect.
`be-yond (be-ond’, bi-yond’) prep. [ME < OE begeondan] 1. On the
`far side of : PAST. 2. Later than. 3. Past the understanding, reach, or
`scope of <cruc1ty beyond words) 4. To a degree or amount greater
`than <rich beyond my wildest hopes) 5. In addition to <sought
`nothing beyond bread and shelter) -be-yond’ adv.
`bez-ant (béz’arit, be-25m’) [ME besant < OFr. < Lat. Byzantius, of
`, Bynintium] 1. A gold coin issued in Byzantium : sorrous. 2. A flat
`disk used as an architectural decoration.
`‘
`bowel (bEz’al) n. [Orig. unknown.] 1. A slanting surface or bevel on
`the edge of a cutting tool. 2.. The upper, faceted portion of a cut gem
`above the girdle. 3. A groove or flange that holds a beveled edge, as of
`a watch crystal or a gem.
`beuzique (be-zek’) n. [Fr. besique] A card game similar to pinochle
`that is played with a deck of 64 cards.
`7 be-zoar (be’zor’, -zor’) 11. [ME bezear < OFr. bezar < Ar. bdzahr <
`I
`Pars. paid-zahr 2 pad, protecting against + zahr, poison.] A hard gas-
`tric or intestinal mass found chiefly in ruminants and once regarded
`as a magical antidote to poison.
`B-girl (be’gflrl’) n. [B(AR) + GIRL] A woman who works in a bar
`and encourages customers to spend money freely.
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`fir urge
`1'1 cut
`th thin
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`item,
`circus
`9 about,
`edible,
`gallop,
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`-trén’, be’—) 11. A fixed~radius magnetic induction '
`"capable of acceleratin
`g electrons to energies rang-
`lion to a few hundred
`million electron volts.
`Port. < Mala
`yalam Vett1'1a.] A climbing Asiatic
`ose leaves are chewed with the betel nut and
`lc of southeastern Asia.
`t’l-jtfinz’, bet’l
`-jcez’) 11. [Fr. Bételgeuse, prob. < Ar
`ht-red intrin
`sic variable sta
`r, 527 light-years from
`llation Orion.
`"te1'1111t (b5t’l-nut’) n. The seed of the fruit of
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`palm tree, Areca catechu of tropical Asia, with
`id__orange or scarlet fruit
`war’) :1. [Fr.
`: béte, beast +
`noire, black] one
`or to be avoided.
`3:t11_r.] The second letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
`‘. [Heb. bétll
`'51, house of
`God] 1. A holy or
`chapel for sailors.
`k’) V. -thought
`(-thot’), -think-ins, -thinks.
`Iedeacarr] —vt. 1. Archaic. To reflect on:
`Emmd (oneself) : REMEMBER. —Vr'. Archaic. To
`
`<3: V11 -tid-ed. -tid-in_g. -tides. [ME betiden :
`ien, to happen < OE tidarr] To happen to or to
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`adv. [ME] 1. In good time :EARLY. 2.Archaic.
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`‘L ‘_“9°9 (‘[520 [P1 < béte._foolish < béte, beast
`estra.] 1. Foolishness : stupidity. 2. A foolish or
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`1) Vt -kened. -_ke'n-lug, -kens. [ME beto1<e-
`+ toknen. to signify < OE tacniarr] To be or
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`.. pl. -nies. [ME betone < OFr. betoine < Lat.
`7301183. an ancient Iberian tribe.] 1. A plant of
`p. S. offrcrnalrs. having a reddish-purple flower
`p2. of BETAJLE.
`[ME betrayen :
`-tr-wed. -traying, -trays.
`Yen. to betray < OFr. trair < Lat. ttadee. —see
`tl traitor to or commit treason against. 2. To
`confidence. 3. To make known accidentally
`'1g guilt) 4. To reveal : indicate. 5. To lead
`'tmy’n1 r1. -be-tr-ay'er n.
`-troth’). Vt. -trothed, -truth-ing, -n-cam,
`in relation to + trouthe, troth.] To promise to
`
`ial, -tro’thal) rr. 1. An act of betrothing or the .
`d. 2. A mutual promise to marry.
`d’. -trotht’) n. A person to whom one is en-
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`M13 < OE betera.] 1. Greater in excellence or
`lore useful, desirable or su
`itable. 3. Larger :
`Healthier than be-
`it of the artist's work) 4.
`re excellent way. 2. a. To a greater degree or
`advantage or use. 3. More <better than a
`atter to mean ”more,” as in They live better
`fn, is considered by many to be unacceptable
`»omething better. 2. A superior, as in position
`-ere-31. -cer-ing, -ters. —Vt. 1. To improve
`in hfe) 2. To surpass: exceed. ——vi. To be-
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`1. To make timid : FRIGHTEN. 2. To inhibit or discourage by or as if
`tti-bal (in’tar-tri’bal) adj. Existing between tribes.
`by threats. —-in-tim'i-dn'tion n. —-in-t.i.m’i-dn'tor ri.
`trop-i-cal (in’tar-ti6p’i-kal) adj. 1. Located between or in
`roceeding to the next one.
`:i.n°ti.nc'tion (in-tingl<’sh:in) n. [LLat. intinctia, a dipping in < Lat.
`topics. 2. Of or relating to the tropics.
`
`adj. Interpretative.
`intingere, to dip in : in-, in + tingere, to moisteri.] The administra-
`-twin-ing,
`-twined,
`--4 twine (in’tar-twin’) Vt. & Vi.
`ypa-1er’é) adj. Situated or occ -
`tion of the Eucharist by dipping the host into the wine and offering
`ea. To join by twining together. --in'tex~twine'ment D.
`both simultaneously to the communicant.
`wist
`(Iri’tar-twist’) Vt. & Vi.
`-twist-ed, -twist-ing,
`1) 11., pl. -numa or -113 (-119) ll ,
`in-tine (in’téri’) n. [G. < Lat.1'r1tus, within.] The inner wall layer of
`. To intertwine.
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`t e acce
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`kins.“ 1‘ “.:.2::2‘:‘ '
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`a spore or pollen grain.
`ban (In’tor-ur’ban) adj. Relating to or connecting urban
`4
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`in-tit-ule (in-tich’6Eil) Vt. -uled, -ul-ing, -ules. [OFr. intituler <
`~» (interurban transportation)
`)!fel.§1I('l: liréual functions of 9011!”:
`
`LLat. intitulare : Lat. in-, in + Lat. titulus, title.] Chiefly Brit. To
`rvtll (in’tsr-val) n. [MEir1terVal1e < OFr. < Lat. intervallum :
`
`.uity. —i.n’tex'-res’n31 0'17-
`give a designation or title to (e.g., a legislative act).
`-, between + vallum, rampart] 1. A space between objects,
`.
`J31:-ed, -lntvins. -latet '7'
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`in-to (iri’t<fi>) prep. [ME < OE : in, in + to, to.] 1. To the inside or
`ls, or units. 2. The pause between two specified instants, events,
`To come into mutual relatio ’
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`interior of. 2. To the activity or occupation of <went into medi-
`.3. Math. :1. Aset containing all the numbers between a pair
`re-Iirtion-ship’ H-
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`cine) 3. To the condition or form of <fall into ruin) 4. So as to be
`tvtn numbers. 1). Such a set including the endpoints. e. such a
`rbgng (In-tér'o-hing’) n.
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`in or be included in <enter into an association) 5. To a point
`mtincluding the endpoints. d. Aline segment representing such
`inters’ slang) exclamation pgm
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`within the limits of a period of time or extent of space <carried over
`~ e.A set of numbers greater than or less than a given number
`end a simultaneous questlo
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`into the following month) 6. Against <ran into a waH> 7. In the
`excluding or including the given number. 4. Chiefly Brit. An
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` ,t. _g,t.ed, .gac-ins, -811?”-
`direction of : TOWARD <look into the future) 8. Informal. Inter-
`' ‘ssion. 5. Difference in pitch between two musical tones.
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`_ested in or involved with <into jogging this year)
`+ to an to ask]
`_ ervale (in’tor-val’) 12.
`[Obs. intervale, alteration of INTER-
`1n~tol‘er‘a-ble (in-t6l’ar—o-bal) adj. 1. That cannot be tolerated :
`31 to for
`}Regional. A tract of low-lying land, esp. along a river.
`- bfitween d
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`UNBEARABLE <i'nto1eIab1e pain) 2. Extravagant: inordinate. --i.n-
`°‘,1:ia 1‘? _m‘ _
`er-vene (l'n’tor~vén’) Vi. -vened, -ven-ing, -vcneo. [Lat. 1'n-
`351- To Sen
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`30! 11-
`tol’er-a-bil’i'ty, in-tol'er-a-ble-ness n. —-in-tol'er—a~bly adv.
`—i“"°"”°'3" °n ‘
`an 2 : inter-, between + veuirc, to come.] 1. To enter or occur
`
`inrtol-errant (in-tol’ar-ant) adj. Not tolerant, esp.: a. Unwilling to
`anuniiecessary condition or characteristic. 2. To appear, come, or
`question mark-
`
`tolerate differences in opinions or beliefs, esp.
`religious beliefs.
`letween two things. 3. To occur or fall between two periods or
`fiv) adj. L Of the nature of _q
`1). Unable or unwilling to endure <ir1tolerant of changes) —in-
`of time. 4. To come in or between so as to modify or hinder
`
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`—-n. 1. A word or form used t0
`
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`tol’er-ance n. -in-tol’er-nnt-ly adv.
`rveaed in an argument) 5. To interfere, usu. through force or
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`pression or sentence. -111’ 4
`in-to-nate (in’t:+nzit') Vt. -nut-ed, -nnt-ing, -nntes. 1. To intone.
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