bechance
verb
be·chance bi-ˈchan(t)s 
bē-
bechanced; bechancing; bechances
archaic
: befall
Word History
First Known Use
1527, in the meaning defined above
- Holy Mysteries
- holy of holies
- Holy Office
- holy oil
- Holy One
- holy order
- Holy People
- holy place
- holy pole
- Holy Roller
- Holy Roman Empire
- Holy Sacrament
- Holy Saturday
- Holy Scripture
- Holy Scriptures
- Holy See
- holy smoke
- holy spear
- Holy Spirit
- Holy Synod
- Holy Table
- holy terror
- holy thistle
- Holy Thursday
- holy tree