verb
betell
Betell (verb) means to tell or describe something.
verb
1
To tell or describe something.
2
To speak on behalf of someone or something, or to justify it.
3
To claim something as your own, or to win or rescue it.
4
To speak badly about someone in an unfair or dishonest way.
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Etymology
Comes from Middle English betellen ("to tell about, calumniate"), from Old English betellan ("to speak about, answer, defend oneself against a charge or accusation"), equivalent to be- ("about, concerning") + tell.
Rhymes for betell
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What is the meaning of betell?
"betell" (verb) means to tell or describe something.
What are the different meanings of betell?
"betell" has 3 main meanings: 1. To tell or describe something; 2. To speak on behalf of someone or something, or to justify it; 3. To claim something as your own, or to win or rescue it.
