IPA: //biːl//
KK: /bil/
Pleasing to look at; having beauty or charm.
The garden was filled with beal flowers that attracted many visitors.
Comparative: more beal
Superlative: most beal
A small, swollen area on the skin that is often filled with pus and can be painful.
The doctor examined the beal on her arm to determine the cause of the inflammation.
To gather or swell, often referring to a pimple or similar condition where matter accumulates and may cause irritation or infection.
The pimple began to beal, indicating that it was about to burst.
Past: bealed
Past Participle: bealed
The word 'beal' originates from Old English 'bealwe', meaning a type of poison or harmful substance. It refers specifically to something that is toxic or dangerous.
Think of the Old English word for poison, 'bealwe', to remember that 'beal' refers to something harmful or toxic.