B words
All B words
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- beneficial
- (adj) helpful
- brevity
- (noun) conciseness; briefness
- bravado
- (adj) pretended courage or feigned confidence
- boisterous
- (adj) cheerfully noisy or rough
- belated
- (adj) delayed
- brig
- (noun) a two-masted ship with square sails
- botanist
- (noun) one who studies plant and plant life
- brusque
- (adj) abrupt
- barter
- (verb) to exchange goods or property
- barrier
- (noun) an obstruction; anything that hinders or blocks
- belligerent
- (adj) aggressive
- bewildered
- (verb) to confuse hopelessly; to befuddle
- banish
- (verb) to exile; to drive away
- barrage
- (noun) a curtain of artillery fire; any prolonged attack
- bounty
- (noun) generosity; a generous gift
- browbeat
- (verb) domineer somebody: to bully or intimidate somebody sternly
- blasphemous
- (adj) impiously irreverent; irreligious
- bliss
- (noun) great happiness; spiritual joy
- benevolent
- (adj) generous; charitable; well-meaning
- byway
- (noun) back road
- bisect
- (verb) to divide into two equal parts
- biased
- (adj) prejudiced; influenced
- bile
- (noun) the bitter, greenish fluid secreted by the liver
- bolster
- (verb) to support; to uphold
- belligerence
- (adj) hostility or aggression: the quality of being hostile, ready to start a fight, or ready to go to war
- beguile
- (verb) to deceive
- bleak
- (adj) not encouraging; hopeless
- bind
- (verb) to tie or fasten
- buffoon
- (noun) fool; clown
- bizarre
- (adj) very odd or unusual
- bountiful
- (adj) abundant; plentiful
- benefactor
- (noun) donor
- brash
- (adj) hasty and reckless; insolent; impudent
- banal
- (adj) commonplace and predictable trite
- blatant
- (adj) very obvious; shameless
- ballad
- (noun) popular romantic song or poem
- burly
- (adj) strong; solid
- burnish
- (verb) to polish; to make smooth and shiny
- behold
- (verb) to look at; to observe