become: (pa. t. “became,” pa. pple. “become” and “becomed”)
1.
to agree with, befit Mer.V. V. i. 57.
2.
impers. to be fitting
1H6 V. iii. 169
“as it becomes,”
Tit. I. i. 347
“as becomes.”
3.
to adorn, grace Tp. III. ii. 115, Shr. II. i. 253,
Cym. V. v. 407
“He would have well
becom'd this place.”
