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begem, v.|bɪˈdʒɛm|
[f. be- + gem n.]
trans. To set about or stud with gems; also transf. Hence beˈgemmed ppl. a. (also absol.).
1749L. Pilkington Mem. I. 151 With glittering Glow-worms begemming each Tree. 1800T. Moore Anacreon l. 16 Flowers begemmed with tears of wine. 1852D. Moir Daisy v, Stars are the Daisies that begem The blue fields of the sky. 1916Blunden Harbingers 60 The lopped tree..begems its leafits in a year. 1927W. de la Mare Told Again 101 The three twigs of the trees—the silver and the gold and the begemmed. |