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Ben, in the Bible, Levite porter under David.
ben1 Scot
an inner room in a house or cottage

ben2
1. any of several Asiatic trees of the genus Moringa, esp M. oleifera of Arabia and India, whose seeds yield oil of ben, used in manufacturing perfumes and cosmetics, lubricating delicate machinery, etc.: family Moringaceae
2. the seed of such a tree

ben3
Scot, Irish a mountain peak (esp in place names)


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