bechecker
English
Etymology
From be- (“about, all over”) + checker.
Verb
bechecker (third-person singular simple present becheckers, present participle becheckering, simple past and past participle becheckered)
- (transitive) To cover or mark all over with checkers or a checkered pattern
- 1842, Universalist Union, volume 7, page 367:
- For here, alternate changes bechecker each scene,
In which mortals their path have to tread; […]
- 1899, The Harlequin, volume 1, page 136:
- And sunshine and shadow bechecker the way; […]
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