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  • 116Beagles — This interesting and unusual name is of French origin and is a nickname surname for someone with some fancied resemblance to the dog of this name, a small hound used for hare hunting, with a distinctive bark, a loud baying sound. The derivation… …

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  • 117mob — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ angry, hostile, unruly ▪ baying (BrE), bloodthirsty, frenzied, howling, rioting, violent …

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  • 118bay — I n. 1) to hold, keep at bay 2) to bring to bay II v. (D; intr.) to bay at (the hounds were baying at the fox) * * * [beɪ] to bring to bay to hold. keep at bay (D; intr.) to bay at (the hounds were bayinp at the fox) …

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  • 119bell — [OE] The Old English word was belle. Apart from Dutch bel it has no relatives in the other main European languages (many of them use words related to English clock for ‘bell’: French cloche, for instance, and German glocke). It has 57 bequeath… …

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  • 120bay — {{11}}bay (adj.) reddish brown, usually of horses, mid 14c., from Anglo Fr. bai (13c.), O.Fr. bai, from L. badius chestnut brown (used only of horses), from PIE *badyo yellow, brown (Cf. O.Ir. buide yellow ). Also elliptical for a horse of this… …

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