different between belook vs betook
belook
English
Etymology
From Middle English beloken, biloken, equivalent to be- +? look.
Verb
belook (third-person singular simple present belooks, present participle belooking, simple past and past participle belooked)
- (transitive, intransitive) To look about or around; look over or across; look after; give a look to; look at.
- 1884, John Payne, Leonard C. Smithers, Thomas-Simon Gueullette, Oriental Tales:
- They sighed and answered, "O our brother, some one must have belooked us with the evil eye and there is no security in travel.
- 2008, UFC annouces two fights for The Ultimate Fighter 8 finale:
- Jason MacDonald is belooking to continue his streak following an impressive victory overJason Lambert at UFC 88.
- 2012, leak somewhere - PT Cruiser Forum:
- It could be a loose clamp on the car, but not sure where i need to be belooking.
- 1884, John Payne, Leonard C. Smithers, Thomas-Simon Gueullette, Oriental Tales:
Temiar
Etymology
From Proto-Aslian *b?loo?, from Proto-Mon-Khmer *bluu?.
Noun
belook
- thigh
belook From the web:
betook
English
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -?k
Verb
betook
- simple past tense of betake
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