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bespit
English
Etymology
From Middle English bispitten, equivalent to be- +? spit. Compare bespet.
Verb
bespit (third-person singular simple present bespits, present participle bespitting, simple past bespat or bespit, past participle bespitten or bespit or bespat or bespitted)
- (transitive) To spit upon; soil with spittle.
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bespot
English
Etymology
From Middle English bespotten, equivalent to be- +? spot.
Verb
bespot (third-person singular simple present bespots, present participle bespotting, simple past and past participle bespotted)
- (transitive) To make spots on; mark with spots; cover with or as with blots or blemishes.
Anagrams
- betops
Dutch
Pronunciation
Verb
bespot
- first-, second- and third-person singular present indicative of bespotten
- imperative of bespotten
Participle
bespot
- past participle of bespotten
Declension
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