v. [f. BE- + STAR.] trans. To spangle or adorn as with stars.
1612. Sylvester, Trophies, Wks. (1877–80), 274 (D.). O lady-cow, Thou shalt no more bestar thy wanton brow With thine eyes rayes.
1851. S. Judd, Margaret, III. (1871), 398. The dandelions that bestar the grass.
