be·seech 
(bĭ-sēch)
(bĭ-sēch)tr.v. be·sought (-sôt) or be·seeched, be·seech·ing, be·seech·es
1. To address an earnest or urgent request to; implore: beseech them for help. See Synonyms at beg.
2. To request earnestly; beg for: "She unnerved him by receiving him in bed, bursting into tears, and beseeching his pardon" (Leo Damrosch).
[Middle English bisechen, from Old English besēcan : be-, be- + sēcan, to seek; see SEEK.]
be·seecher n.
- Charles
- Charles
- Charles
- Charles Alfred
- Charles André Joseph Marie
- Charles Augustin
- Charles Augustin de
- Charles Augustus
- Charles Austin
- Charles Benedict
- Charles Brenton
- Charles Brockden
- (Charles) Bruce
- Charles de Secondat.
- Charles Dillon
- Charles Edgar
- Charles Edward
- Charles Edward
- Charles Edward Anderson
- Charles Eliot
- Charles Ephraim
- Charles Evans
- Charles Farrar
- Charles Follen
- Charles Francis