To become of
| to be the present state or place of; to be the fate of; to be the end of; to be the final or subsequent condition of. |
See also: Become
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To bear one hard
- To bear out
- To bear the bell
- To bear up
- To bear up to
- To bear upon
- To bear with
- To beat a parley
- To beat about
- To beat about the bush
- To beat down
- To beat into
- To beat off
- To beat out
- To beat out of
- To beat the dust
- To beat the hoof
- To beat the rap
- To beat the record
- To beat the wing
- To beat time
- To beat to a mummy
- To beat up
- To beat up and down
- To beat up for recruits
- To become of
- To beg (one) for a fool
- To beg the question
- to begin with
- To believe in
- To believe on
- To bell the cat
- To bend the brow
- To bid beads
- To bid defiance
- To bid defiance to
- To bid fair
- To bid welcome
- To bide tryst
- To bill and coo
- To bind over
- To bind to
- To bind up in
- To bite in
- To bite the dust
- To bite the ground
- To bite the thumb at
- To bite the tongue
- to blame
- To blaze away
- To blear the eye of
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- to beat all
- to beat all
- to beat all
- to beat all
- to beat all
- to beat around/about the bush
- To beat down
- To beat into
- To beat off
- to beat one's brains
- To beat out
- To beat out of
- to beat the band
- to beat the band
- to beat the band
- to beat the band
- to beat the band
- to beat the bushes for
- To beat the dust
- To beat the hoof
- to beat the living daylights out of
- To beat the rap
- To beat the record
- To beat the wing
- To beat time
- To beat to a mummy
- To beat up
- To beat up and down
- To beat up for recruits
- to beat/flog a dead horse
- To become of
- To beg (one) for a fool
- To beg the question
- To beg the question
- to beggar description
- to begin with
- to begin with
- to begin with
- to begin with
- To believe in
- To believe on
- To bell the cat
- to bellow like a bull
- to bend someone's ear
- To bend the brow
- to bend/lean over backward
- To bid beads
- To bid defiance
- To bid defiance to
- To bid fair
- To bid welcome
- to bide one's time
- To bide tryst
- To bill and coo
- To bind over
- To bind to
- To bind up in
- To bite in
- to bite off more than one can chew
- to bite someone's head off
- to bite the bullet
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