Benét

[bih-ney]

noun

1. Stephen Vincent, 1898–1943, U.S. poet and novelist.

2. his brother William Rose, 1886–1950, U.S. poet and critic.

Benét

/ bəˈneɪ /

noun

1. Stephen Vincent . 1898–1943, US poet and novelist, best known for his poem on the American Civil War John Brown's Body (1928)

Example Sentences

However, it was used in a service at St Benet Paul's Wharf – a church in London with a long association with the Welsh community – in 1988.

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Grace mocked Mangione for looking like “Dave Franco with Eugene Levy’s eyebrows” and revealed that she wants a “Ghost gun” like the one allegedly used in the crime because, “Every night I wake up to Jon Benet’s spirit screaming, ‘You used me!’”

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Trick question – technically BeBe Zahara Benet is correct, but the answer we're looking for is the Vaseline-coated camera lens.

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Five years later, Benet’s idea became the Museum of Forbidden Art, which opened its doors in October.

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The museum is the creation of Catalan art collector Tatxo Benet, who owns all but one of the 42 works currently on display — and the 200 more in storage.

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Related Words

• enmesh 
• ensnare 
• entangle 
• entice 
• implicate 
• seduce