v. [f. BE- 6 + FLOWER sb.] trans. To cover or deck with, or as with, flowers.

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1594.  Carew, Tasso (1881), 53. She trimmes her selfe and golden hed Beflowres with Roses culd in Paradize.

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1628.  Hobbes, Thucyd. (1822), 99. Their bodies … reddish livid and beflowers with little pimples.

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1795.  Wolcott (P. Pindar), Pindar., Wks. 1812, IV. 188. Damask well beflower’d with blue.

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