BIGOON, _pp._ ornamented, R. 943; _wel b._, well contented, joyous, merry, 5. 171; R. 580; T. ii. 597; D 606 (or it may here mean "well clad"); fortunate, T. ii. 294; _wel bigo_, well content, R. 693; _wo b._, distressed, L. 1487, 2497; B 918, F 1316; _sorwfully b._, distressed, T. i. 114; _wers b._, more wretched, T. v. 1328. See _Bego_ in the New E. Dict. BIGYLE, BEGYLE, _v._ beguile, deceive,3. 674; T. v. 404; L. 1570; E 252; _ger._ L. 780; Bigylen, _ger._ to beguile, deceive, R. 1055; Bigylestow, _2 pr. s._ deceivest thou, I 1022; Begyled, _pt. s._ L. 2525; Begylde, _pt. s._ L. 2199; Bigyled, _pp._ deceived, B 1. m 6. 4; G 985, 1385; destroyed, C 274; Begyled, _pp._ L. 2547; Bigyle, _2 pr. s. subj._ beguile, B 4618. BIGYLERES, _pl._ beguilers, I 299. BIHALVE, _s. dat._ behalf, T. ii. 1458; B 2987; Behalfe, L. 497. BIHATE, _v._ hate; Behated, _pp._ hated, detested, B 3. m 4. 4. BIHESTE, _s._ promise, B 37, 41, D 1059, F 698, 1163, 1538, 1541; T. v. 1191; command, T. ii. 359; Behest, promise, 5. 245; Bihestes, _s. pl._ promises, T. v. 1431; B 2419; promises, i.e. all that they profess to prove, A. pr. 17. BIHETE, _1 pr. s._ promise, G 707; A. pr. 78; Bihetest, _2 pr. s._ dost promise, B 4. p 2. 1; Biheteth, _pr. s._ promises, I 379; Bihete, _2 pr. pl._ T. i. 539; Bi-heten, _pr. pl._ promise, B 3. p 3. 13; p 8. 3. See BIHOTE. BIHETINGE, _s._ promising, B 2. p 8. 10. BIHEWE, _v._; Behewe, _pp._ hewn, carved, HF. 1306. BIHIGHTE, _pt. s._ promised, T. v. 1204; _1 pt. s._ F 1559; Bihighten, _2 pt. pl._ T. v. 496; F 1327; Bi-highten, _pt. pl._ B 3. p 3. 41; Bihighte, _pt. pl._ T. iii. 319; Bihight, _pp._ B 5. p 3. 110; T. v. 354; B 2256, F 788, I 251; Byhight, T. v. 1104. See Bihote. BIHINDE, _prep._ behind, A 1050; T. ii. 639; Bihinden, T. i. 179. BIHINDE, _adv._ in the rear, T. ii. 1107; future, G 1291. BIHOLDE, _v._ behold, A 2293; gaze, F 863; _ger._ to look upon, A 1301; Beholde, _ger._ to look upon, look at, 3. 405, 1050; Behelde, _v._ behold, 7. 80 (see note); Behelde, _pt. s. subj._ should see, T. ii. 378; Bihelden, _pt. pl._ beheld, T. i. 177; Biholde, _pp._ beheld, T. v. 1252; G 179. BIHOLDER, _s._ beholder, B 5. p 6. 121. BIHOTE, _1 pr. s._ promise, A 1854; Behoteth, _pr. s._ 3. 621; Bihoteth, _pr. s._ I 291; Behette, _pt. s._ 5. 436. A.S. _beh[=a]tan_. See BIHETE, BIHIGHTE. BIHOVE, _s. dat._ profit (lit. behoof), R. 1092. BIHOVE, _v._ suit, 13. 5; Bihoveth, _pr. s._ (it) behoves, B 1. p 4. 4: T. iv. 1004, 1018; F 602, 1359; Bihoven, _pr. pl._ are necessary, I 83; Behoved, _pt. s._ (it) behoved, R. 1479. BIHOVELY, _adj._ helpful, T. ii. 261; needful, I 107, 387. BI-IAPE (Bijape), _v._; Bi-iaped, _pp._ jested at, tricked, T. i. 531; By-iaped, T. v. 1119; A 1585, G 1385, II 145. BIKENNE, _v._; Bekenne, _1 pr. s._ commit, C 292 _n_. BIKER, _s._ quarrel, L. 2661.