be·gird (b -gûrd )tr.v. be·girt (-gûrt ) or be·gird·ed, be·girt, be·gird·ing, be·girds To encircle with or as if with a band. |
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begirt with bowers And shouting with a thousand rills. The chateau burned; the nearest trees, laid hold of by the fire, scorched and shrivelled; trees at a distance, fired by the four fierce figures, begirt the blazing edifice with a new forest of smoke. The moon was riding in a cloudy heaven when Peter rose from his tree, begirt [belted] with weapons and wearing little else, to set out upon his perilous quest. |
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