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beclart

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Beclart (verb) means to cover something all over with dirt or mess.

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To cover something all over with dirt or mess.
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Etymology

Developed from Middle English biclarten, equivalent to be- + clart, and is cognate with Scots beclairt (“to soil, splash or cover with filth”).

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What is the meaning of beclart?
"beclart" (verb) means to cover something all over with dirt or mess.
What is another word for beclart?
Other words for "beclart" include besmear, bedirty, soil, befile, befoul, bedaub.

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