Benedict

What do we mean by benedict?

A newly married man who was previously considered a confirmed bachelor. noun

Blessed; benign; salutary; especially, in medicine, having mild and salubrious qualities: as, “medicines that are benedict,”

A sportive name for a newly married man, especially one who has been long a bachelor, or who has been in the habit of ridiculing marriage. noun

A married man, or a man newly married. noun

Having mild and salubrious qualities. adjective

A newly married man, especially one who was previously a confirmed bachelor. noun

Having mild and salubrious qualities. adjective

Italian monk who founded the Benedictine order about 540 (480-547) noun

United States anthropologist (1887-1948) noun

A newly married man (especially one who has long been a bachelor) noun

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word benedict. Define benedict, benedict synonyms, benedict pronunciation, benedict translation, English dictionary definition of benedict.

Benedict is a really nice guy. if you ever meet a benedict make sure to ask him out. you wont regret it. sometimes benedict can fall out with his friends. this is because his friends are being stupid. benedict always knows best. benedict can be the best friend you always wanted. benedict also likes being milked like a cow. benedict frequently engages in sexual activity and is very good at it. Urban Dictionary

(v) to fuck over; to betray; to mislead Urban Dictionary

A fucking asshole who always gets you angry but sometimes is fun to be around mostlly because he is funny Urban Dictionary

An aussie slang word used mainly by 'stingray' in neighbours which means to be a traitor. Urban Dictionary

Gayest shit ever created. Made by a monk in a cave in the 12th century when the titanic crashed. If you know anyone or any place with Benedict in their name it is most likely a headquarters for terrorists . If you are anywhere near a place named St Benedicts it is a headquarters for a group of terrorists named the Akbars who recently wiped out all of Turkey and Germany Urban Dictionary

Benedict. A quite guy, but opens up the closer you are to him. Low key the smartest guy you'll know and the greatest friend you'll ever have.And you'll only appreciate him most when you seek his advice or ask him for help. Urban Dictionary

A great person who is smart , intelligent , funny, pretty has a lot of talents , and just an all-round lovely person! (Probably has haters) Urban Dictionary

1. An expression of approval or good wishes. 2. A prayer asking for God's blessing, usually at the end of a Christian service. 3. In Christianity, the state of being blessed. Urban Dictionary

Pronoun: A legendary figure who is the envy of his friends. All the ladies want to be with him, all the men want to be him. Urban Dictionary

The most handsome man on the planet, he makes you laugh all the time his humor is great. He is a bit of a weirdo at heart and someone that loves doggies. He gets a bit carried away with his sarcasm but his heart is always in the right place. He has a heart of gold and loves and cares for his girlfriend. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to benedict:
benedict, benedick, benedikt, benefit, benefice, endict, benefic, benedight, benefact, benedicta, benedicts, benedicto, benedicte, benefico.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word benedict:
beatification, consistory, pontiff, xiii, beatified, encyclical, canonized, conclave, arnold, nuncio, avignon, benedictine, psalm, papacy, pontifical, consecration, venerable, monsignor, cardinal, apostolic, papal, pope, vatican, archbishop, pius, basilica, consecrated, prefect, titular, miracle, abbot, monastic, archdiocese, clement, heroic, synod, bishop, angelo, monasteries, congregation, moor, diocese, auxiliary, episcopal, viii, resignation, feast, virtue, monastery, abbey, ordained, blessed, gregory, patriarch, vicar, pastoral, catholic, francis, saint, decree, clergy, elevated, canon, monk, visit, rome, saints, canyon, patron, priest, vii, cathedral, holy, leo, joseph, appointed, roman, bull, stuart, doctrine, celebrated, successor, theology, quebec, prayer, baron, visited, sacred, maria, faith, approved, accepted, appointment, mar.

Words that rhyme with benedict:
perfect, conflict, depict, derelict, predict, contradict, strict, convict, addict, restrict, interdict, afflict, inflict, evict, constrict, sicced, nicked, handpicked, picked, licked, ricked, kicked, tricked, licht, ticked, pricked, maastricht, bicched, clicked, slicked, sicked, drug addict, schlicht, opium addict, caffeine addict, heroin addict, cocaine addict, sticht, chicked, picht, schlict.

Adjectives that are often used to describe benedict:
blessed, young, holy, good, late, great, old, horace, second, poor, positive, american, fehling, venerable, happy, famous, certain, reverend, folin, saintly, honest, spiritual, beset, sixth, pope, dear, bock, worthy, cultural, vassar, harris, youthful, century, contemporary, qualitative, beloved, petrova, woodbury, female, latin, equivalent, compare, bachelor, wise, called, accidental, misinformed, monastic, blue, odious, rigid, faithful, italian, literary, humble, stern, olive, infamous, glorious, insensible, comfy, gentle, selected, repentant, virtuous, pious, celebrated, rival, charming, sturdy, innocent, miserable, younger, witty, graesse, jovial, abbot, 480-524, distinguished.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective benedict:
roth, rubin, augustin, webb, smith, denis, bordner, elementary, mead, drew, talbot, john, auguste, etal, behre, lewis, harris, hitchcock, metal, fehling, weber, august.

Consonant match to benedict:
benedikt.

Words that sound like benedict:
benedict, benedikt, benedicte, benedick, benedicts, benedicto, benedek, benedicta, benedight, benedictine, bendik, benedictus, benedictive, benedictory, benedicite, bernadette, benedetti, benedetta, bended, bandicoot, bendigo, burned-out, bendix, bendig, benefact, pandect, beneden, benitoite, bedecked, benedetto, bandit, benighted, bonduc, bundist, bile duct, bonneted, benefit, predict, bennett, bonded, bennet, bounded, benediction, banded, binded, boondock, benet, benett, benthic, benefic, eggs benedict, benedictines, endict, bomb attack, balladic, pope benedict, benic, pyknotic.