v. [f. BE- + DULL v.] To make dull. Hence Bedulling ppl. a.
a. 1617. Hieron, Wks. (1620), II. 380. Time … bedulleth the tendernes of his [man’s] conscience.
1836. Blackw. Mag., XL. 724. A mist bedulls mine eyes.
1656. Trapp, Comm. 1 Thess. v. 17. A lazy, customary, bedulling strain.
