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SAT - B

Terms

undefined, object
copy deck
bacchanalian
wild with drunkness
badinage
playful, teasing talk
bagatelle
thing of little value, trifle
baleful
harmful, pernicious
banal
common, trite
bandy
to exchange
baroque
overdecorated
barrage
heavy attack
bastion
a strong defense
beget
to produce
beguile
to deceive, to charm
beleaguer
to encircle, to annoy
bereave
to leave in a sad or lonely state, to deprive by force
beset
to attack
besmirch
to make dirty
bevy
large group
bibliophile
lover of books
bibulous
absorbent, fond of alcoholic beverages
bilious
bad-tempered
bilk
to cheat, swindle
bivouac
temporary shelter
blandishment
flattery
blase
bored with life, unexcited
blithe
carefree, light-hearted
bombastic
using impressive but meaningless language
bon mot
witty remark
boon
a benefit, blessing, favor
boor
a rude or impolite person
boreal
northern
borne
carried, put up with
bowdlerize
to censor, to remove offensive passages of a play, novel etc
brazen
shameless or impudent
brevity
briefness
bruit
to spread the news
brusque
abrupt in manner, blunt; rough
bucolic
pertaining to the countryside, rural
bulwark
a strong defense
bumptious
conceited, arrogant
bungle
to do things clumsily, or badly
burlesque
a speech or action that treats a serious subject with ridicule

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