1. A name given to several kinds of pulse, or leguminous seeds, and the plants producing them.

2. A man studious of fashion in dress; a suitor to a lady.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• neean,
• bigan,
• cean,
• beahc,
• benn,
• beine,
• btain,
• beinh,
• beign,
• benas,
• banan,
• bneen,
• bewen,
• bgeian,
• beaf,
• bea,
• beean,
• beand,
• becau,
• bnak

• benne,
• beene,
• beano,
• beam,
• Benway,
• bema,
• Benn,
• beany,
• behan,
• bein,
• beane,
• Behney,
• Behne,
• be on,
• benny,
• bennie,
• Been,
• benni,
• beanie,
• behm,
• Beem,
• Benyo,
• beno,
• Behn,
• ben.

The adjective form of the word "bean" is "beanish". However, "bean" can also function as an attributive noun, meaning it can directly modify another noun (e.g., bean soup, bean plant) without the need for an adjective form.

The plural of the "bean" can be the "beans".

The singular of the "bean" can be the "bean".