Besot, pronounced bi-ˈsät or bē-ˈsät, is a verb meaning to make someone infatuated or foolish, often through intoxication.
Besot (bi-ˈsät, bē-ˈsät) is a verb meaning to infatuate or to make dull or stupid, particularly through drunkenness.
| Front | besot \bi-ˈsät, bē-\ |
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| Back | verb 1. Infatuate. 2. To make dull or stupid; especially, to muddle with drunkenness. |
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