1. A short thick stick of wood.

2. To be quartered.

3. A small log of wood; an ornament in Norman architecture; a bearing of an oblong square form.

4. A small note; a ticket directing soldiers at what house to lodge; lodging thus obtained, or otherwise.

5. To quarter or lodge, as soldiers.

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

• bullent,
• billd,
• billl,
• gillett,
• biult,
• bailley,
• willlet,
• bulet,
• bullut,
• bilve,
• ballat,
• bille,
• biled,
• barlet,
• gillete,
• willt,
• bulliet,
• biget,
• billm,
• bullett

• billed,
• bilotta,
• fillet,
• Billiot,
• bullet,
• ballot,
• ballet,
• Bield.

The adverb form of the word "billet" is "billetingly".

The adjective form of the word "billet" is "billetted".

The plural of the "billet" can be the "billets".

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