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Definition of beg
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Beg (v. t.) To take for
granted;
to
assume
without
proof.
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Cusp
::
Cusp (n.) The
beginning
or first
entrance
of any house in the
calculations
of
nativities,
etc..
Attame
::
Attame
(v. t.) To
broach;
to
begin.
Begemmed
::
Begemmed
(imp. & p. p.) of Bege.
Initiatory
::
Initiatory
(a.)
Suitable
for an
introduction
or
beginning;
introductory;
prefatory;
as, an
initiatory
step..
Neither
::
Neither
(conj.)
not
either;
generally
used to
introduce
the first of two or more
coordinate
clauses
of which those that
follow
begin with nor.
Fling
::
Fling (v. i.) To
throw;
to
wince;
to
flounce;
as, the horse began to kick and
fling..
Gaber-lunzie
::
Gaber-lunzie
(n.) A
beggar
with a
wallet;
a
licensed
beggar.
Mendicancy
::
Mendicancy
(n.) The
condition
of being
mendicant;
beggary;
begging.
Alliteration
::
Alliteration
(n.) The
repetition
of the same
letter
at the
beginning
of two or more words
immediately
succeeding
each
other,
or at short
intervals;
as in the
following
lines:
-.
Launch
::
Launch
(v. i.) To move with force and
swiftness
like a
sliding
from the
stocks
into the
water;
to
plunge;
to make a
beginning;
as, to
launch
into the
current
of a
stream;
to
launch
into an
argument
or
discussion;
to
launch
into
lavish
expenditures;
-- often with out..
Fakir
::
Fakir (n.) An
Oriental
religious
ascetic
or
begging
monk.
Bollandists
::
Bollandists
(n. pl.) The
Jesuit
editors
of the Acta
Sanctorum,
or Lives of the
Saints;
-- named from John
Bolland,
who began the
work..
Prefix
::
Prefix
(v. t.) To put or fix
before,
or at the
beginning
of,
another
thing;
as, to
prefix
a
syllable
to a word, or a
condition
to an
agreement..
Anacrusis
::
Anacrusis
(n.) A
prefix
of one or two
unaccented
syllables
to a verse
properly
beginning
with an
accented
syllable.
Begone
::
Begone
(p. p.)
Surrounded;
furnished;
beset;
environed
(as in
woe-begone).
Onset
::
Onset (n.) A
setting
about;
a
beginning.
Get
::
Get (v. t.) To
beget;
to
procreate;
to
generate.
Toot
::
Toot (v. i.) To blow or sound a horn; to make
similar
noise by
contact
of the
tongue
with the root of the upper teeth at the
beginning
and end of the
sound;
also, to give forth such a
sound,
as a horn when
blown..
Auspicious
::
Auspicious
(a.)
Having
omens or
tokens
of a
favorable
issue;
giving
promise
of
success,
prosperity,
or
happiness;
predicting
good; as, an
auspicious
beginning..
Sail
::
Sail (n.) To set sail; to begin a
voyage.
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