betroth
11betroth — see TRUE …
12betroth — be·troth || bɪ trəʊð v. engage to marry, bind with a promise to wed …
13betroth — [bɪ trəʊδ, θ] verb (be betrothed) dated be formally engaged to be married. noun (one s betrothed) the person to whom one is engaged. Derivatives betrothal noun Origin ME betreuthe: from be + …
14betroth — v. a. Affiance, plight, pledge in marriage, engage to marry …
15betroth — v engage, affiance, plight, plight one s troth, espouse, bind, give one s hand, bestow one s hand upon, publish the banns, Archaic. handfast, Obs. affy; contract, covenant, settle, establish, make or strike a bargain, come to terms; agree, enter… …
16betroth — be·troth …
17betroth — be•troth [[t]bɪˈtroʊð, ˈtrɔθ[/t]] v. t. 1) to arrange for the marriage of 2) archaic to promise to marry • Etymology: 1275–1325; ME betrouthe=be be +trouthe troth …
18betroth — /bəˈtroʊð / (say buh trohdh), / ˈtroʊθ/ (say trohth), /bi / (say bee ) verb (t) Archaic 1. (of a man) to promise to marry (a woman). 2. to arrange for the marriage of; affiance. {Middle English betrouthen, variant of betreuthien, from be +… …
19betroth — Ho opalau …
20betroth — see TRUE …