ˈbēmē adjective
( -er/-est )
Etymology: Middle English beemy, from beem beam + -y
1.
a. : marked by, emitting, or reflecting beams of light : bright , radiant
b. : radiantly joyful : flushed with optimism or marked by happy benignness
2. : resembling a beam in size and weight : massive , broad
3. : having horns or antlers
beamy stags — John Dryden
4. : notably broad in the beam
a beamy cargo ship
Synonyms: see bright