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Definition of bet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bet is as below...
Bet (n.) That which is laid,
staked,
or
pledged,
as
between
two
parties,
upon the event of a
contest
or any
contingent
issue;
the act of
giving
such a
pledge;
a
wager..
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Andantino
::
Andantino
(a.)
Rather
quicker
than
andante;
between
that
allegretto.
Grade
::
Grade (n.) The
result
of
crossing
a
native
stock with some
better
breed.
If the
crossbreed
have more than three
fourths
of the
better
blood,
it is
called
high
grade..
Augur
::
Augur (v. t.) To
predict
or
foretell,
as from signs or
omens;
to
betoken;
to
presage;
to
infer..
Trim
::
Trim (v. i.) To
balance;
to
fluctuate
between
parties,
so as to
appear
to favor
each..
Interjoist
::
Interjoist
(n.) The space or
interval
between
two
joists.
Sarcoderma
::
sarcoderma
(n.) A
fleshy
covering
of a seed, lying
between
the
external
and
internal
integuments..
Bed
::
Bed (n.) A layer or seam, or a
horizontal
stratum
between
layers;
as, a bed of coal, iron, etc..
Abreuvoir
::
Abreuvoir
(n.) The joint or
interstice
between
stones,
to be
filled
with
mortar..
Hexachord
::
Hexachord
(n.) A
series
of six
notes,
with a
semitone
between
the third and
fourth,
the other
intervals
being whole
tones..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) The space
between
the tusks and
grinders
in the upper jaw of a
horse,
in which the bit is
placed..
Wide
::
Wide
(superl.)
Of a
certain
measure
between
the
sides;
measuring
in a
direction
at right
angles
to that of
length;
as, a table three feet
wide..
Loin
::
Loin (n.) That part of a human being or
quadruped,
which
extends
on
either
side of the
spinal
column
between
the hip bone and the false ribs. In human
beings
the loins are also
called
the
reins.
See
Illust.
of
Beef..
Hoop
::
Hoop (n.) A quart pot; -- so
called
because
originally
bound with
hoops,
like a
barrel.
Also, a
portion
of the
contents
measured
by the
distance
between
the
hoops..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) A
public
officer
who is
invested
with
authority
to hear and
determine
litigated
causes,
and to
administer
justice
between
parties
in
courts
held for that
purpose..
Bezant
::
Bezant
(n.) A gold coin of
Byzantium
or
Constantinople,
varying
in
weight
and
value,
usually
(those
current
in
England)
between
a
sovereign
and a half
sovereign.
There were also white or
silver
bezants..
Priest
::
Priest
(n.) A
presbyter;
one who
belongs
to the
intermediate
order
between
bishop
and
deacon.
He is
authorized
to
perform
all
ministerial
services
except
those of
ordination
and
confirmation.
Large
::
Large
(superl.)
Crossing
the line of a
ship's
course
in a
favorable
direction;
-- said of the wind when it is
abeam,
or
between
the beam and the
quarter..
Campus
::
Campus
(n.) The
principal
grounds
of a
college
or
school,
between
the
buildings
or
within
the main
inclosure;
as, the
college
campus..
Ensure
::
Ensure
(v. t.) To
betroth.
Crosshead
::
Crosshead
(n.) A beam or bar
across
the head or end of a rod, etc., or a block
attached
to it and
carrying
a
knuckle
pin; as the solid
crosspiece
running
between
parallel
slides,
which
receives
motion
from the
piston
of a steam
engine
and
imparts
it to the
connecting
rod, which is
hinged
to the
crosshead..
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