Definitions

1. verb

To sow or plant seeds, especially in a small or scattered manner.

“The gardener beseamed the wildflower seeds in the field.”

2. verb

To sow seeds in a garden or field.

“The farmer beseamed the seeds in the spring.”

3. verb

To scatter seeds, often in a careless or random manner.

“The careless bird beseamed the seeds all over the lawn.”

4. noun

A seed or seeds scattered or sown in a small or scattered manner.

“The beseam of wildflowers bloomed in the field.”