abeat
/əˈbiːt/Chiefly poetic
adverb
Especially with reference to the heart: so as to beat, in a state of beating (typically quickly, because of excitement or strong emotion); frequently in to set abeat.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From a + beat.
- john
- John, Augustus
- John Barleycorn
- John, Barry
- johnboat
- John Bull
- John Chrysostom, St
- John Citizen
- John Crow
- John Day River
- John Doe
- John Dory
- John D. Rockefeller
- Johne's disease
- John Ford
- John, Gwen
- John Hop
- John Howard
- John III
- John Nash
- johnny
- johnnycake
- johnny-come-lately
- Johnny-on-the-spot
- Johnny Reb