soul sleeper
now historical
noun
A person who believes in or advocates the doctrine of psychopannychism.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Pagitt (1574–1646), heresiologist.
- beta rhythm
- beta test
- betatron
- beta version
- betcha
- betel
- Betelgeuse
- Betelgeux
- betel nut
- be ten a penny
- beth
- be thankful (or grateful) for small mercies
- Bethany
- be that as it may
- Beth Din
- be the best of friends
- be the best (or greatest) thing since sliced bread
- be the case
- be the death of
- be the despair of
- bet-hedging
- be the end
- Bethel
- be the limit
- be (the) living proof that (or of)