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becue

becue verb: to make fast a rope to an anchor, used when anchored over a rocky bottom, so as to allow the anchor to be hoisted from its flukes to escape an entrapment on the bottom.

Verb

becue (third-person singular simple present becues, present participle becuing, simple past and past participle becued)

  1. To make fast a rope to an anchor, used when anchored over a rocky bottom, so as to allow the anchor to be hoisted from its flukes to escape an entrapment on the bottom.

Forms of becue

third-person singular presentbecues
present participlebecuing
past participlebecued
pastbecued

Questions about becue

What does becue mean?
Becue means to make fast a rope to an anchor, used when anchored over a rocky bottom, so as to allow the anchor to be hoisted from its flukes to escape an entrapment on the bottom.
What part of speech is becue?
Becue is a verb.
What is the past tense of becue?
The past tense of becue is becued.

Words near becue in the dictionary

  1. becudgeled
  2. becudgeling
  3. becudgelled
  4. becudgelling
  5. becudgels
  6. becue
  7. becuffed
  8. becuiba nut
  9. becuiba nuts
  10. becuna
  11. becunted

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