Baalish

English Etymology From en Baal ish. Adjective Pertaining to Baal, Baalism, or the people who worshiped Baal. en 1662 A Discourse concerning Liturgies, and their Imposition John Owen So in the height of the degeneracy and apostasy of the Israelitish church, there were seven thousand who kept themselves pure from Baalish idolatry, of whom none were known to Elijah. en 1682 Absalom and Achitophel, Part II Nahum Tate Oft would he cry, when treasure he surpris'd, 'Tis Baalish gold in David's coin disguis'd. en 1898 Jacob Primmer in Rome Jacob Primmer 397 The priests, who are possessed of awful lungs, made the chapel resound with their Baalish howlings, as they recited the litany for the dead. en 1983 A History of the World's Great Religions Ward McAfee 12 Yet , during their Babylonian captivity , it is quite possible that Baalish symbolic thinking gave the defeated Jews the needed hope to survive as a people . en 2018 Prophetic Drama in the Old Testament David Stacey 104 There is also the theory that Jezreel was a Baalish name and thus a proclamation of Israel's apostasy. Anagrams en aabhils AABSHIL Shalabi