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beck1
noun , old use a signal with the finger or head.
[14c: from Anglo-Saxon biecnan to beckon]
at someone's beck and call having to be always at hand to carry out their orders.
noun , old use a signal with the finger or head.
[14c: from Anglo-Saxon biecnan to beckon]
at someone's beck and call having to be always at hand to carry out their orders.
beck2
noun , N Eng dialect a stream or brook.
[12c: from Norse bekkr ]
noun , N Eng dialect a stream or brook.
[12c: from Norse bekkr ]
beckon
verb (beckoned , beckoning ) tr & intr to summon someone towards oneself, especially by making a sign or repeated gesture with the hand Ann beckoned me over .
[Anglo-Saxon biecnan , from beacen a sign]
verb (beckoned , beckoning ) tr & intr to summon someone towards oneself, especially by making a sign or repeated gesture with the hand Ann beckoned me over .
[Anglo-Saxon biecnan , from beacen a sign]
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