1. To slant, or incline off to a bevel edge. Bevel angle, either an obtuse or an acute angle.

2. To cut to a bevel angle.

3. Slant; having the form of a bevel.

4. Among masons, carpenters, &c., an instrument, or kind of square, for taking angles, movable on a pivot, and capable of being set to any angle; a slant or inclination of a surface from a right line.

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

• bever,
• lvel,
• severl,
• eviel,
• beive,
• bevile,
• sivel,
• evely,
• leavel,
• beely,
• sovel,
• llevel,
• deveil,
• devel,
• feeel,
• mavel,
• bevey,
• civel,
• davel,
• sevel

• Beville,
• befoul,
• bee fly,
• befool,
• beefalo,
• befall,
• bevil,
• bevill.

The adverb form of the word "bevel" is "bevelled".

The adjective form of the word "bevel" is "beveled" or "bevelled" (in British English).

The plural of the "bevel" can be the "bevels".

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