bemaul
bemaul verb: to maul thoroughly or completely.
Verb
bemaul (third-person singular simple present bemauls, present participle bemauling, simple past and past participle bemauled)
- To maul thoroughly or completely.
- And yet, bemauled as the poor fellow had been, he seemed to glance at me with an eye of pity, as if my case were more deplorable than his.1846, Nathaniel Hawthorne, “Mrs. Bullfrog”, in Mosses from an Old Manse
Forms of bemaul
| third-person singular present | bemauls |
|---|---|
| present participle | bemauling |
| past participle | bemauled |
| past | bemauled |
Origin of bemaul
From be- + maul.
Questions about bemaul
- What does bemaul mean?
- Bemaul means to maul thoroughly or completely.
- What part of speech is bemaul?
- Bemaul is a verb.
- What is the past tense of bemaul?
- The past tense of bemaul is bemauled.
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