bay antler
noun
ˈbā-
variants or bes antler or bez antler
ˈbes-,
ˈbās-
ˈbez-,
ˈbāz-
: the second tine from the base of a stag's antler
called also bay point
Word History
Etymology
bay antler by folk etymology from bes antler, bez antler; bes antler, bez antler from bes-, bez- secondary (from Middle English bes-, from Middle French, from Latin bis- twice) + English antler
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