What does bes mean?
Bes means (now chiefly dialectal) third-person singular simple present indicative of be.
/biːz/ · verb
(now chiefly dialectal) third-person singular simple present indicative of be.
She bes there these five yare, an' has sint hoome foor her broother an' sister, the mooney for their passage, an' they bes goone these thra yares.
"An' he bes free times as old as herself," he wailed, " an' ugly as a squid ! But he bes rich — rich as any marchant — an' for the bread an' the fixin's an' the gold she bes takin' 'im."
And she bes white. Now, I bes what they use to call a house nigra. I don't work in no fields. And you know, I likes my color. Sho' not real fair, and not real dark either. I bes just who I be.
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Bes means (now chiefly dialectal) third-person singular simple present indicative of be.
Common synonyms include is.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
She bes there these five yare, an' has sint hoome foor her broother an' sister, the mooney for their passage, an' they bes goone these thra yares.
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