| BEHAPPENS | • behappens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of behappen. • BEHAPPEN v. (Spenser) to happen to. |
| BEHAVIORS | • behaviors n. Plural of behavior. • BEHAVIOR n. conduct, also BEHAVIOUR. |
| BEHAVIOUR | • behaviour n. Britain standard spelling of behavior. • BEHAVIOUR n. conduct, also BEHAVIOR. |
| BEHEADALS | • beheadals n. Plural of beheadal. • BEHEADAL n. the cutting off of a head. |
| BEHEADERS | • beheaders n. Plural of beheader. • BEHEADER n. one who beheads. |
| BEHEADING | • beheading v. Present participle of behead. • beheading n. An instance of a person being beheaded. • BEHEADING n. an execution by decapitation. |
| BEHEMOTHS | • behemoths n. Plural of behemoth. • BEHEMOTH n. (Hebrew) an enormous creature (in Job 40.15 probably a hippopotamus or a crocodile); (figurative) something vast. |
| BEHIGHTED | • behighted v. Simple past tense and past participle of behight. • BEHIGHT v. (obsolete) to vow, to promise, also BEHOTE. |
| BEHOLDERS | • beholders n. Plural of beholder. • BEHOLDER n. one that beholds. |
| BEHOLDING | • beholding v. Present participle of behold. • beholding adj. Obsolete form of beholden. • beholding n. The act by which something is beheld; regard; contemplation. |
| BEHOOVING | • behooving v. Present participle of behoove. • BEHOOVE v. to be fit, right or necessary, also BEHOVE. |
| BEHOVEFUL | • behoveful adj. (Archaic) Needful or proper; beneficial; behoving. • BEHOVEFUL adj. (archaic) right, necessary. |
| BEHOWLING | • behowling v. Present participle of behowl. • BEHOWL v. (Shakespeare) to howl at. |
| MISBEHAVE | • misbehave v. (Intransitive or reflexive) To act or behave in an inappropriate, improper, incorrect, or unexpected manner. • MISBEHAVE v. to behave wrongly. |