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Definition of beat
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of beat is as below...
Beat (v. t.) To
strike
repeatedly;
to lay
repeated
blows upon; as, to beat one's
breast;
to beat iron so as to shape it; to beat
grain,
in order to force out the
seeds;
to beat eggs and
sugar;
to beat a
drum..
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Backgammon
::
Backgammon
(v. i.) In the game of
backgammon,
to beat by
ending
the game
before
the loser is clear of his first
table..
Winter-beaten
::
Winter-beaten
(a.)
Beaten
or
harassed
by the
severe
weather
of
winter.
Dulcimer
::
Dulcimer
(n.) An
instrument,
having
stretched
metallic
wires which are
beaten
with two light
hammers
held in the hands of the
performer..
Palpitation
::
Palpitation
(n.) A rapid
pulsation;
a
throbbing;
esp., an
abnormal,
rapid
beating
of the heart as when
excited
by
violent
exertion,
strong
emotion,
or by
disease..
Beat
::
Beat (v. i.) To make a sound when
struck;
as, the drums
beat..
Nocake
::
Nocake
(n.)
Indian
corn
parched,
and
beaten
to
powder,
-- used for food by the
Northern
American
Indians..
Beatitude
::
Beatitude
(n.) Any one of the nine
declarations
(called
the
Beatitudes),
made in the
Sermon
on the Mount
(Matt.
v.
3-12),
with
regard
to the
blessedness
of those who are
distinguished
by
certain
specified
virtues..
Jar
::
Jar (v. t.) To tick; to beat; to mark or tell off.
Fob
::
Fob
(v.t.)
To beat; to maul.
Sylleptic
::
Syllepsis
(n.) The
agreement
of a verb or
adjective
with one,
rather
than
another,
of two
nouns,
with
either
of which it might agree in
gender,
number,
etc.; as, rex et
regina
beati..
Beatify
::
Beatify
(v. t.) To make
happy;
to bless with the
completion
of
celestial
enjoyment.
Mall
::
Mall (v. t.) To beat with a mall; to beat with
something
heavy;
to
bruise;
to maul.
Wallop
::
Wallop
(v. t.) To beat
soundly;
to flog; to whip.
Eggnog
::
Eggnog
(n.) A drink
consisting
of eggs
beaten
up with
sugar,
milk, and
(usually)
wine or
spirits..
Beat
::
Beat (n.) The rise or fall of the hand or foot,
marking
the
divisions
of time; a
division
of the
measure
so
marked.
In the
rhythm
of music the beat is the
unit..
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) To beat with
successive
blows;
to beat
repeatedly
and with
violence,
so as to
bruise,
shatter,
or
demolish;
as, to
batter
a wall or
rampart..
Tombac
::
Tombac
(n.) An alloy of
copper
and zinc,
resembling
brass,
and
containing
about 84 per cent of
copper;
--
called
also
German,
/
Dutch,
brass.
It is very
malleable
and
ductile,
and when
beaten
into thin
leaves
is
sometimes
called
Dutch
metal.
The
addition
of
arsenic
makes white
tombac..
Mash
::
Mash (n.) A mass of mixed
ingredients
reduced
to a soft pulpy state by
beating
or
pressure;
a mass of
anything
in a soft pulpy
state.
Specifically
(Brewing),
ground
or
bruised
malt, or meal of rye,
wheat,
corn, or other grain (or a
mixture
of malt and meal)
steeped
and
stirred
in hot water for
making
the
wort..
Thump
::
Thump (v. t.) To
strike
or beat with
something
thick or
heavy,
or so as to cause a dull
sound..
Beat
::
Beat (v. t.) To
strike
repeatedly;
to lay
repeated
blows upon; as, to beat one's
breast;
to beat iron so as to shape it; to beat
grain,
in order to force out the
seeds;
to beat eggs and
sugar;
to beat a
drum..
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