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_Mores_, Boeth

V ~Havings~

_To_ BEHECHT, _v n_ To promise

_Douglas_

Chaucer, _behete_, A S _behaet-an_, id R Glouc _behet_; R

Brunne, _be-hette_, promised

BEHECHT, BEHEST, BEHETE, _s_

1 Promise

_bellenden_

2 Engagement, covenant

_Douglas_

3 Command

_Douglas_

Chaucer, _beheste_, id

BEHO, BOHO, _s_ A laughing-stock ”To , to hold it up to ridicule, S B

Alem _huohe_, ludibrium

_To_ BEHUFE, _v n_ To be dependent on

_Douglas_

A S _behof-ian_, Belg _behoev-en_, to stand in need of, egere, opus habere

BEJAN CLass, a designation given to the Greek class in the Universities of St Andrew's and Aberdeen; as, till of late, in that of Edinburgh

Hence, the students in this class are denominated _Bejans_

Fr _bejaune_, a novice, an apprentice, a young beginner in any science, art, or trade Cotgr derives _bejaune_ froe observes that L B

_bejaunus_ signifies a young scholar of any university, and _bejaunium_ the festivity that is held on his arrival The ter primarily used in relation to a bird newly hatched, whose beak is of a deep yellow