vocab5
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- baroque
- adj. highly decorative
- azure
- adj. sky blue
- batten
- vb. grow fat vb. thrive upon others
- bacchanalian
- adj. drunken
- belabor
- vb. beat souindly vb. attack verbally
- balm
- n. something that relieves pain
- bauble
- n. trikent n. trifle
- balmy
- adj. mild adj. fragrant
- barb
- n. sharp projection from fishhook, etc.
- badger
- vb. pester vb. annoy
- barterer
- n. trader
- bagatelle
- n. trifle
- beatitude
- n. blessedness n. state of bliss
- badinage
- n. teasing conversation
- beatific
- adj. giving happiness adj. cheerful
- baleful
- adj. deadly adj. destructive
- beholden
- adj. obligated adj. indebted
- ballast
- n. heavy substance used to add stability or weight
- bate
- vb. let down vb. restrain
- balk
- vb. put an end to
- bawdy
- adj. not decent adj. inappropriate
- bait
- vb. harass vb. tease
- bastion
- n. fortress n. defense
- avow
- vb. declare openly
- bask
- vb. luxuriate vb. take pleasure in warmth
- avid
- adj. greedy adj. eager for
- bedizen
- vb. dress in a very showy manner
- baffle
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vb. frustrate vb. confuse
- bassoon
- n. reed instrument of the woodwind family
- aversion
- n. firm dislike
- bedraggle
- vb. wet thoroughly
- bandy
- vb. discuss lightly vb. exchange blows or words
- belie
- vb. contradict vb. give a false impression
- banal
- adj. hackneyed adj. commonplace adj. trite
- bellicose
- adj. warlike
- bane
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n. cuase of ruin n. poison
- barrister
- n. counselor-at-law
- avarice
- n. greediness for wealth
- belated
- adj. delayed
- aver
- vb. state confidently
- barrage
- n. barrier laid down by artillery fire
- averse
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adj. reluctant
- belittle
- vb. make worse vb. express disapproval
- avert
- vb. prevent vb. turn away
- beguile
- vb. deceive vb. cheat vb. amuse
- avocation
- n. secondary or minor occupation
- behoove
- vb. suited to vb. incumbent upon
- avuncular
- adj. like an uncle
- beleaguer
- vb. crowd around
- awe
- n. solemn wonder
- baneful
- adj. poisonous adj. tending to be ruined
- awry
- adv.distorted adv. crooked
- banter
- n. good-natured teasing
- axiom
- n. self-evident truth requiring no proof
- babble
- vb. chatter idly
- avatar
- n. incarnation