beet
/biːt/Definitions
1. noun
a root vegetable with a sweet, earthy flavor, often pickled or used in salads.
“She added sliced beets to her salad for a burst of color and flavor.”
2. verb
to beat or thrash about, especially with the fists or feet.
“The prisoner’s guards had to beet him into submission.”
3. verb
to beat or strike repeatedly, especially with the fists or feet.
“The boxer beeted his opponent with a flurry of punches.”
4. verb
to make (something) move or beat by a repeated motion.
“The engineer beeted the metal to create a precise shape.”
5. verb
to make (a mixture) by beating or stirring.
“The chef beeted the eggs to create a fluffy omelette.”