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a
above
abut
achor
acid
acquaint
acquaintance
acquiesce
acroatic
actuate
adamant
adamites
add
adjudge
adjunct
administrate
admiral
admiration
admire
adulteration
aerate
affect
affirmation
after-swarm
agree
air
aizoon
ale
ale-taster
alibi
allegory
allemannic
almagest
although
alumina
alveary
alveolus
amaranthus
amaurosis
amazon
ambergris
ambrosia
amend
amianthus
amorpha
amphibia
amphibial
amphisbena
anathema
ancient
anthropolite
antistasis
apagogy
apatite
aphrodita
apiary
apiaster
apis
apostatize
appeal
application
aquatinta
aqueduct
aquitanian
arable
arachnoid
areopagus
armature
arms
arrearage
arundelian
asbestos
ascititious
aspic
assizes
athanasian
atonement
augean
augite
aurora
axinite
bachelor
barb
barberry
barley
barley-broth
barm
barrel
barrister
barystrontianite
basaltine
basset
bastards
battle-axe
battlement
baubee
be
beacon
beard
bed
bee
bee-bread
bee-eater
bee-flower
beech
beech-coal
beech-oil
beech-tree
beechen
beechmast
beef
beef-eater
beef-steak
beef-witted
beeld
been
beer
beer-barrel
beer-house
beestings
beet
beet-radish
beet-rave
beetle
beetle-brow
beetle-browed
beetle-head
beetle-headed
beetle-stock
beetling
beeves
beforehand
begin
begone
beguards
behindhand
behold
belgic
believer
bencher
benefit
bergamot
beryl
binary
bolt-sprit
bombardier
book
borough
bosporus
bottom
bowlder-wall
bracelet
bread
breeching
breeder
brew
brief
broil
buffet
buffeting
bull-fight
burrel-fly
bush
bustle
busy
butlerage
butt
button-stone
buzz
cabala
cabiritic
cadmian
calander
calandre
cannon
carbon
carboncle
carbonic
careful
carpet
caryatides
catacomb
catch
caxou
centaur
cerin
ceruse
chabasite
chafer
chaplet
charcoal
chard
charm
chartless
chief
china-orange
chlorin
chowder
christs-thorn
cinque-ports
cistern
claim
classical
clear
clearance
clergy
climacteric
clover-grass
cluster
coal
coccolite
cochineal
cock-chaffer
cockroach
coffee
colcothar
coleopter
collar
collegiate
colonizing
comb
come
commander
common
commonty
compass
competently
complaint
complement
complicate
comport
conceive
concerning
conciliate
condor
conduct
confessor
confident
confirm
conformable
congener
coniferous
console
constable
consultation
contiguous
contradict
contradicting
contradiction
contradictory
cope
coppiously
coralline
corn
correctioner
couchant
countermark
crayon
creed
creek
crimination
cross
cross-examine
cup
cure
curiosity
cut
cutpurse
cypress
dabble
dame
debentured
defect
degrade
deliberation
deport
desecration
desolate
die
dine
diopside
directly
disability
disappropriate
disease
disqualification
dissatisfactory
distend
disturb
diversify
dog
dollar
dor
drag
dragons-blood
drink
drone
drone-fly
drub
dug
earth
easily
eat
echo
edit
effervescence
efficaciously
ejectment
elephant-beetle
elm
embattled
emerald
emergency
emersion
emptyings
empyrean
emu
epithem
erasure
establish
establishment
eternal
ex-director
ex-legislator
ex-minister
ex-prefect
ex-president
ex-representative
ex-secretary
ex-senator
examen
expect
explanation
eye
f
fallow
fascinate
fasten
fat
favorable
favoritism
fear
felony
female
ferment
fermentable
ferret
financially
firkin
fish
flatness
flip
flourish
flower
flown
fly
for
forcible
forest
forthwith
found
freedman
frit
froth
fruit-tree
fulfill
full
furnish
furthermore
g
galley
gallon
gammon
gehenna
gentleman
gestation
glad
gland
glandiferous
gleaned
gnatflower
goat-chaffer
godson
good
goom
gospel
grateful
gross
grossly
ground
grub
gum-resin
happy
hartbeest
head
help
hepar
heulandite
hexagon
hippopotamus
hive
hiver
ho
hobby
honey
honey-bag
honey-comb
honey-dew
horsemarten
hour
hum
humblebee
humming
humor
hydrangea
i
idea
ignominy
ignorance
ill
imagination
imbibe
imputable
impute
industry
infantry
inform
insect
inspire
install
instinctive
instrumental
insurrection
intermeddle
interposition
inthrall
intrusion
iodine
ipecacuanha
irruption
j
jailbird
jambee
jealous
jubilee
lachrymatory
landsman
lane
lateran
laticlave
laudableness
lava
law
lepidolite
leucine
lief
life
light
like
lizard
loft
maccabees
mall
malt
mameluke
mammoth
man
mangel-wurzel
marcasite
marry
mast
master
mastful
mastless
materialism
may-dew
meal
measure
meddle
megalonyx
megathery
merops
metal
midst
might
mineral
minotaur
minster
miraculously
misnomer
mob
mocha-stone
molybdenum
morals
moreover
morse
mortar
mortification
mortuary
mother
motion
mucus
multitude
murmur
myricin
myrmidon
mysterious
mystery
namely
nan
nappy
nation
neckbeef
neologist
neuter
nitter
nobly
nomad
non-descript
noon
north
notable
notified
notify
notion
novatianism
nurse
o
obelisk
obligate
obscure
odds
olate
old
onomatopy
opinion
opodeldoc
opportunely
ordinance
origin
original
orpheus
ostracite
out
overrun
packer
pagan
painful
paralogism
parasang
parian
parson
partaker
partial
particular
party
pasquin
pass
patronize
pearl
peradventure
phlogiston
phrenetic
picaroon
pickle
pigmy
pitch
placard
planet
platypus
play
policy
politic
poll
pongo
poorly
porpess
porter
positively
possibly
post-disseizin
postliminy
postscript
power
pre-exist
precipitate
prehnite
prejudice
preparation
press
presume
prime
primogeniture
principle
priority
probatory
procede
proceeding
prog
propolis
propound
prosecute
protoplast
psalmody
pseudo-tinea
ptolemaic
pupa
purl
put
pyramid
pyroxene
q
quaker
queen
quit
quondam
raise
rare
rather
ratoon
re-collect
re-export
re-exportation
re-exporting
reabsorb
reabsorption
readjust
readmission
realm
reannex
reassign
rebellion
rebild
recall
recant
recaptor
recapture
recede
recklessness
reconcile
reconsider
recover
recur
redeem
reduce
reduction
reference
refund
regain
reimbursable
reimburser
reinstate
reland
relation
relay
relish
reloan
remain
remark
remember
remembrance
renitency
repack
repeatedly
replevy
report
represent
reproduction
repugnancy
repurchase
research
reseize
resell
reship
reshipment
residence
rest
restif
restitution
restore
resume
retaker
retaliate
retirement
retractation
retraction
reveal
revendicate
revindicate
revive
rigadoon
right
ring
rinse
rip
roach
roast
roof
root
ruminant
ruminate
run
sabbatarian
sack
sacrifice
sacrilege
saint
salmon
salt
satellite
satyr
scarabee
scarcity
scarn-bee
scene
school
science
sconce
scoop
seat
second-hand
sect
secularization
sedulous
semi-arianism
sensibility
septuagint
sexual
shardborn
sharded
shekel
shilly-shally
shirt
shrew
sibyl
sight
significance
significancy
silkworm
simple
since
sip
sir
sirloin
skaddons
skim-milk
small
small-beer
snuff
soder
solemnly
soothe
sour
source
specialty
speck
specuation
spinellane
spoil
spread
spred
spruce
spruce-beer
spunge
stag-beetle
stale
staleness
stanza
stave
steak
stealth
stilbite
still
sting
stingo
stir
stirrup
stomach
storax
stound
stout
stratification
studied
subjoin
subtly
such
suckle
sugar
suitor
superadd
superfluous
supernaturally
support
suspect
swallow-wort
swarm
swear
sweeten
sylph
table-beer
take
tan
tanistry
tau
taught
tea-tree
team
temper
tenderloin
tera
termagant
tertiary
test
text
thankfulness
that
theory
there
theriac
theurgy
thick
thrifty
thummim
tiara
tierce
timbrel
time
tote
trace
tradition
transgression
transition
transmit
transmute
traverse
treasonable
tribe
truth
tubber
twenty
ultramarine
unbacked
uncustomed
undo
undoer
undoing
unhappy
uniform
unlearn
unlocated
unmoor
unpracticed
unsay
unspeak
unsunned
unteach
untrodden
unused
unusually
unwritten
upbraid
urim
use
vacuum
vapid
vast
vein
vent
verify
vest
veteran
vibration
victim
vigorous
vinegar
violin
void
vulgar
vulture
wadsett
wanton
war
warming-stone
warmness
warmth
watch
wax
way
weevil
weighing
welk
where
white-clover
whitsuntide
wild
wine-cask
wine-measure
wiredraw
withernam
without
wodanium
wolverene
wolverin
woman
wood-soot
woolfel
worm
wort
wring
wrought
y
yaws
yeast
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young
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BEE, n. An insect of the genus Apis. [See Apis.] The species are numerous, of which the honey-bee is the most interesting to man. It has been cultivated from the earliest periods, for its wax and honey. It lives in swarms or societies, of from 10,000 to 50,000 individuals. These swarms contain three classes of bees, the females or queen bees, the males or drones, and the neuters or working bees. Of the former, there is only one in each hive or swarm, whose sole office is to propagate the species. It is much larger than the other bees. The drones serve merely for impregnating the queen, after which they are destroyed by the neuters. These last are the laborers of the hive. They collect the honey, form the cells, and feed the other bees and the young. They are furnished with a proboscis by which they suck the honey from flowers, and a mouth by which they swallow it, and then convey it to the hive in their stomachs, where they disgorge it into the cells. The pollen of flowers settles on the hairs with which their body is covered, whence it is collected into pellets, by a brush on their second pair of legs,and deposited in a hollow in the third pair. It is called bee bread, and is the food of the larvae or young. The adult bees feed on honey. The wax was supposed to be formed from pollen by a digestive process, but it is now ascertained that it is formed from the honey by a similar process. The females and neuters have a barbed sting, attached to a bag of poison, which flows into the wound inflicted by the sting. When a hive is overstocked, a new colony is sent out under the direction of a queen bee. This is called swarming.

1913 Definition
Bee (bee)
p. p.(&?])
Bee
  1. p. p. of Be; -- used for been.
    [Obs.] Spenser.
  2. An insect of the order Hymenoptera, and family Apidæ (the honeybees), or family Andrenidæ (the solitary bees.) See Honeybee.

    * There are many genera and species. The common honeybee (Apis mellifica) lives in swarms, each of which has its own queen, its males or drones, and its very numerous workers, which are barren females. Besides the A. mellifica there are other species and varieties of honeybees, as the A. ligustica of Spain and Italy; the A. Indica of India; the A. fasciata of Egypt. The bumblebee is a species of Bombus. The tropical honeybees belong mostly to Melipoma and Trigona.

  3. A neighborly gathering of people who engage in united labor for the benefit of an individual or family; as, a quilting bee; a husking bee; a raising bee.
    [U. S.]

    The cellar . . . was dug by a bee in a single day.
    S. G. Goodrich.

  4. Pieces of hard wood bolted to the sides of the bowsprit, to reeve the fore-topmast stays through; -- called also bee blocks.

    Bee beetle (Zoöl.), a beetle (Trichodes apiarius) parasitic in beehives. -- Bee bird (Zoöl.), a bird that eats the honeybee, as the European flycatcher, and the American kingbird. -- Bee flower (Bot.), an orchidaceous plant of the genus Ophrys (O. apifera), whose flowers have some resemblance to bees, flies, and other insects. -- Bee fly (Zoöl.), a two winged fly of the family Bombyliidæ. Some species, in the larval state, are parasitic upon bees. -- Bee garden, a garden or inclosure to set beehives in ; an apiary. Mortimer. -- Bee glue, a soft, unctuous matter, with which bees cement the combs to the hives, and close up the cells; -- called also propolis. -- Bee hawk (Zoöl.), the honey buzzard. -- Bee killer (Zoöl.), a large two-winged fly of the family Asilidæ (esp. Trupanea apivora) which feeds upon the honeybee. See Robber fly. -- Bee louse (Zoöl.), a minute, wingless, dipterous insect (Braula cæca) parasitic on hive bees. -- Bee martin (Zoöl.), the kingbird (Tyrannus Carolinensis) which occasionally feeds on bees. -- Bee moth (Zoöl.), a moth (Galleria cereana) whose larvæ feed on honeycomb, occasioning great damage in beehives. -- Bee wolf (Zoöl.), the larva of the bee beetle. See Illust. of Bee beetle. -- To have a bee in the head or in the bonnet. (a) To be choleric. [Obs.] (b) To be restless or uneasy. B. Jonson. (c) To be full of fancies; to be a little crazy. "She's whiles crack-brained, and has a bee in her head." Sir W. Scott.


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Any system of education, therefore, which limits instruction to the arts and sciences, and rejects the aids of religion in forming the characters of citizens, is essentially defective.…
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