1. Beldames meaning Plural form of beldame.

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15. Beldames meaning in Urdu: لڑاکا عورت - laraka aurat meaning, Definition Synonyms at English to Urdu dictionary gives you the best and accurate urdu translation and meanings of Beldames …

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18. Old men and Beldames in the streets Do prophesy upon it dangerously.

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22. ‘We were in an alcove adjacent to one end, next to two ancient Beldames who were tucking into a Gargantuan feast.’

23. See, they are fallen on sleep, these Beldames old, Unto whose grim and wizened maidenhood Nor god nor man nor beast can e'er draw near

24. Woven through the love story are tales of mysterious disappearances, murder and politics which plague the secret society of Beldames and their beloved mortal men

25. The permed local Beldames regard Didion with suspicion: she has “long straight hair, not seen in the south among respectable women past the age of 14”

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27. A delightfully romantic adventure set between a supernatural version of present-day New York City and the epic backdrop of World War II, Petty Magic proves that the real fun starts when Beldames and mortal men dare to fall in love.

28. What, but poor little urchins, whose stomachs are craving, and little old Beldames in shoals; And lice by the thousand, mosquitoes and flies? (I can't count you the cloud as it rolls!) Which keep humming and buzzing about one, a language denying the respite of sleep,

29. ‘Roused by the sight of one ‘winsome wench’ among the old Beldams, Tam shouts to her.’ More example sentences ‘I returned to the same private school as before, but I returned no longer an innocent child prepared to have irrelevant knowledge poured into my head by the old beldame who ran the place.’

30. "On Halloween Night" is one of my ongoing personal projects where I'm creating Halloween-themed illustrations for each letter of the alphabet: The Autumn air awakens arcane apparitions and all manner of abhorrent abominationsBloodthirsty beasts and Beldames enjoy a bewitching banquetInside a creepy old cave a crone conjures a chilling concoction in her cavernous cauldronA dreary…

31. Beldam (n.) also Beldame, "aged woman," 1570s; earlier "grandmother" (mid-15c.), from dame (q.v.) in the sense of "mother" + bel-, Middle English prefix expressing relationship (as in belfader, belsire "grandfather"), from Old French bel, belle "beautiful, fair, fine" (see belle).This "direct relationship" sense of bel is not found in French, where the prefix, however, is used to form words