dis·ten·sion also dis·ten·tion 
(dĭ-stĕnshən)
(dĭ-stĕnshən)n.
The act of distending or the state of being distended.
[Middle English distensioun, from Old French, from Latin distēnsiō, distēnsiōn-, alteration of distentiō, from distentus, past participle of distendere, to distend; see DISTEND.]
- Betsy Griscom
- betta
- Bette
- Bettelheim
- better
- better
- better
- better half
- betterment
- better off
- better-off
- bettor
- betty
- Betty
- "Betty."
- "Betty."
- Betty Naomi
- between
- between a rock and a hard place
- betweenness
- between Scylla and Charybdis
- between the devil and the deep blue sea
- betweentimes
- between two fires
- betwixt