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Mar. 18, 2015

beamish \BEE-mish\ adjective 1. bright, cheerful, and optimistic. Quotes "…I should simply adore seeing myself in a play," sighed Mary. "Well, you never will," Madeline assured her blandly. "Not while you call me 'my child,' and patronize me instead of my tea shop." Mary listened, wearing her beamish smile. -- Margaret Warde, Betty Whale Decides, 1911 Origin Beamish came to English in the 1500s from the noun beam, which in turn derives from the Old English bēam meaning "tree, post, ray of light."

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