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Sr. #	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
1	Baath
2	Babhaksha
3	Babu
4	bachelors	The plural form of bachelor; more than one (kind of) bachelor.
5	babysitting	The present participle of babysit.
6	babysits	The third-person singular form of babysit.
7	babysit	If you babysit a child
8	babysat	The past tense and past participle of babysit.
9	babyish	If someone is babyish
10	babies	The plural form of baby; more than one (kind of) baby.
11	babe	A baby or infant	These events happened when he was just a babe.
12	B.C
13	back	Toward the rear.	He went back behind the stands.
14	bacillus	A bacillus is a kind of bacteria. Some of them cause illness.
15	bacilli	The plural form of bacillus; more than one (kind of) bacillus.
16	backdrop	A backdrop is a decorated cloth hung at the back of a stage.
17	backdropped	The past tense and past participle of backdrop.
18	backdropping	The present participle of backdrop.
19	backdrops	The plural form of backdrop; more than one (kind of) backdrop.
20	bachelor	A bachelor is a man who is not and has never been married
21	backache	If you have a backache
22	backbone	The backbone is the bones in a person's or animal's back.
23	backcloths	The plural form of backcloth; more than one (kind of) backcloth.
24	backdates	The third-person singular form of backdate.
25	backdating	The present participle of backdate.
26	backed	The past tense and past participle of back.
27	babysitters	The plural form of babysitter; more than one (kind of) babysitter.
28	babysitter	A babysitter is someone who looks after young children while their parents are out.	I had to be a babysitter and take care of my younger brother as my parents went overseas.
29	backaches	The plural form of backache; more than one (kind of) backache.
30	backbones	The plural form of backbone; more than one (kind of) backbone.
31	babyproof	If something is babyproof
32	backcloth	A backcloth or backdrop is a piece of stage scenery typically covering the rear of the stage.	The backcloth was painted to represent a forest.; The backcloth was designed by Bakst, a famous set and costume designer of the early 20th century.
33	backing	The present participle of back.
34	baby	A baby is a very young child	I used to be a baby but now I am an adult.
35	babes	The plural form of babe; more than one (kind of) babe.
36	backdate	If you backdate a document
37	babbling	The present participle of babble.
38	babbles	The third-person singular form of babble.
39	babbled	The past tense and past participle of babble.
40	babble	Babble is idle talk.
41	Baalbak
42	backdated	The past tense and past participle of backdate.
43	b	B is the second letter of the alphabet.	"b" comes after "a" but before "c"
44	backs	The plural form of back; more than one (kind of) back.
45	backside	Something's backside is the side that is opposite of the front.
46	backsides	The plural form of backside; more than one (kind of) backside.
47	backfire	If an engine backfires
48	backfired	The past tense and past participle of backfire.
49	backfires	The third-person singular form of backfire.
50	backfill	If you backfill a hole
51	backfilled	The past tense and past participle of backfill.
52	backfiring	The present participle of backfire.
53	background	The background is what can be seen or heard behind other things that are closer or louder.	I was talking to Mary, but I heard the phone ringing in the background.; The play was good, and I especially liked the backgrounds that were used.
54	backgrounded	The past tense and past participle of background.
55	backfilling	The present participle of backfill.
56	backgrounding	The present participle of background.
57	backgrounds	The plural form of background; more than one (kind of) background.
58	backlash	A backlash is a sudden backward motion.
59	babying	The present participle of baby.
60	backups	The plural form of backup; more than one (kind of) backup.
61	backlashes	The plural form of backlash; more than one (kind of) backlash.
62	backfills	The third-person singular form of backfill.
63	babied	The past tense and past participle of baby.
64	backslashes	The plural form of backslash; more than one (kind of) backslash.
65	backspace	A backspace is a key on the keyboard of a computer or typewriter that erases the letter before the cursor.	I pressed backspace because I accidentally typed the wrong letter.
66	backyards	The plural form of backyard; more than one (kind of) backyard.
67	backspaced	The past tense and past participle of backspace.
68	backspaces	The plural form of backspace; more than one (kind of) backspace.
69	backspacing	The present participle of backspace.
70	bacterial	Something that is related to	A bacterial infection.
71	backstage	In the area in a theatre behind the stage.	I met the stars backstage after the show.
72	backstages	The plural form of backstage; more than one (kind of) backstage.
73	backtrack	If you backtrack	I dropped my sunglasses and had to backtrack to find them.
74	backtracked	The past tense and past participle of backtrack.
75	backtracking	The present participle of backtrack.
76	backtracks	The third-person singular form of backtrack.
77	backlog	A backlog is an accumulation of unfinished work.
78	backlogs	The plural form of backlog; more than one (kind of) backlog.
79	backpack	A backpack is a bag that is supported by straps and is worn on a person’s back for the purpose of carrying things.
80	Bad senses
81	backpacked	The past tense and past participle of backpack.
82	backpacker	A backpacker is someone who travels with a backpack as their luggage.
83	backpackers	The plural form of backpacker; more than one (kind of) backpacker.
84	baddy	A baddy is a person of bad character in a work of fiction.
85	backpacking	The present participle of backpack.
86	backpacks	The plural form of backpack; more than one (kind of) backpack.
87	backslash	A backslash is a kind of punctuation mark that is used as a separator	Enter a backslash (\) to begin typing the next part of the path.
88	badger	A badger is a wild small short-legged animal with black and white fur that lives in a hole and comes out at night
89	backyard	A backyard is an area that is located behind a house.	The children are playing in the backyard.
90	bacon	Bacon is a type of meat that comes from the back	If you fry the bacon pieces for too long, they will burn.
91	bacons	The plural form of bacon; more than one (kind of) bacon.
92	bacteria	The plural form of bacterium; more than one (kind of) bacterium.
93	bacterial meningitides	The plural form of bacterial meningitis; more than one (kind of) bacterial meningitis.
94	bacterial meningitis	is a type of meningitis caused by bacteria. It is treated with antibiotics.
95	bacterias	The plural form of bacteria; more than one (kind of) bacteria.
96	bacteriologist	A bacteriologist is a microbiologist whose specializes in bacteriology.
97	bacteriologists	The plural form of bacteriologist; more than one (kind of) bacteriologist.
98	bacteriology	Bacteriology is a type of science. It studies bacteria	Studying bacteriology helps scientists find out what bacteria causes some diseases. Then they were able to create vaccines for some of those diseases.; Levi studied bacteriology at school so he could learn about bacteria that kill crops, causing famines in some countries.
99	badmouths	The third-person singular form of badmouth.
100	bacterium	Bacterium are organisms (living things) that have one cell.	He looked at the bacterium through the microscope.
101	backup	A reserve or substitute.
102	backward	If something is backward
103	backwardness	Backwardness is the state or quality of being backward.
104	backwards	If something is backwards
105	backwoods	Backwoods are an area of forest or woodlands	The family enjoyed camping in the backwoods.
106	bad	If something is bad	The man who killed his wife was very bad.; Skipping school is a bad thing to do.; Debts can go bad when a debtor has gone bankrupt.; Could things get any worse than this?; This is the worst time I've had all year!
107	bad behavior
108	badass	A badass is someone who is very tough or mean.	Don't mess with him, he's a real badass!
109	badasses	The plural form of badass; more than one (kind of) badass.
110	badgering	The present participle of badger.
111	badgers	The plural form of badger; more than one (kind of) badger.
112	badges	The plural form of badge; more than one (kind of) badge.
113	badging	The present participle of badge.
114	badly	In a bad way.
115	bagger	A bagger is someone who usually puts groceries in bags
116	baggers	The plural form of bagger; more than one (kind of) bagger.
117	badminton	Badminton is a sport where players hit a shuttlecock over a high net using racquets.	He played six games of badminton.
118	badmouth	If you badmouth someone
119	badmouthed	The past tense and past participle of badmouth.
120	badmouthing	The present participle of badmouth.
121	badness	Badness is the state or quality of being bad.
122	baggy	When clothes are baggy
123	Badr
124	bad-tempered	If a person is bad-tempered
125	bae	Bae is another way of saying darling.
126	baes	The plural form of bae; more than one (kind of) bae.
127	baddies	The plural form of baddy; more than one (kind of) baddy.
128	bags	The plural form of bag; more than one (kind of) bag.
129	bade	The past tense of bids.
130	badge	A badge can be any token	Check out my new badge, I got it for tying a new knot.
131	badged	The past tense and past participle of badge.
132	badgered	The past tense and past participle of badger.
133	bagel	A bagel is a circular piece of bread that is usually eaten at breakfast.
134	bagels	The plural form of bagel; more than one (kind of) bagel.
135	baggage	Another word for luggage; bags and other containers that people use to carry things when they travel. Also
136	bagged	The past tense and past participle of bag.
137	baggier	The comparative form of baggy; more baggy.
138	baggiest	The superlative form of baggy; most baggy.
139	baggily	If something is described as baggily
140	bagginess	Bagginess is the state or quality of being baggy.
141	bagging	The present participle of bag.
142	Baghdad	Baghdad is the capital of Iraq.
143	bailors	The plural form of bailor; more than one (kind of) bailor.
144	bails	The plural form of bail; more than one (kind of) bail.
145	bagpipe	A bagpipe	There are different types of bagpipes including the Scottish great highland pipes, the Irish uilleann pipes and the Northumberland pipes.
146	bagpiper	A bagpiper is a person who plays the bagpipes.	We had a bagpiper at our Scottish wedding.
147	bagpipers	The plural form of bagpiper; more than one (kind of) bagpiper.
148	baits	The plural form of bait; more than one (kind of) bait.
149	bagpipes	The plural form of bagpipe; more than one (kind of) bagpipe.
150	baffle	When you are baffled by something	I am baffled by this puzzle and I cannot solve it.
151	baffled	The past tense and past participle of baffle.
152	Baji
153	baffles	The third-person singular form of baffle.
154	baffling	The present participle of baffle.
155	bag	Bags are containers made of soft material like paper	I put the garbage in a black plastic bag.; She took her tennis shoes out of her sports bag.
156	Baker's dozen
157	bag and baggage	The bag and baggage of a person are their possessions.
158	Bahram
159	baht	A baht is a unit of currency used in Thailand.	The total cost of the meal is 500 bahts.
160	bahts	The plural form of baht; more than one (kind of) baht.
161	bail	A bail is an amount of money paid for the release of someone who has been arrested with the promise that he/she will appear in court for a trial.	My friend had a fight with a stranger on the streets and I had to pay a bail of $12,000 for him.
162	bailed	The past tense and past participle of bail.
163	bailee	A bailee is a person who has possession of a bailed property of someone (bailor).
164	bailees	The plural form of bailee; more than one (kind of) bailee.
165	bailing	The present participle of bail.
166	bailor	A bailor is a person who transfer the ownership of something to someone (bailee).
167	bait	Bait is food placed on a hook to catch fish or other animals
168	Baktash
169	baited	The past tense and past participle of bait.
170	baiting	The present participle of bait.
171	baize	A baize is a piece of cloth made of wool and usually green.
172	baizes	The plural form of baize; more than one (kind of) baize.
173	Baja
174	Bahá'í
175	Bahá'í Faith	Bahá'í Faith is an Abrahamic and monotheistic religion founded by the prophet Bahá'u'lláh that is based on the Aqdas and other religious texts.
176	Bahamas	The Bahamas is a country in the Caribbean.	The Bahamas are a group of islands.
177	Bahman
178	Bahrain
179	bakers dozen	A bakers dozen is thirteen; a group of thirteen things.	He made a bakers dozen cookies.
180	baker's dozen	A baker's dozen is thirteen; a group of thirteen things.	He gave me a baker's dozen instead of a dozen.
181	bakers dozens	The plural form of bakers dozen; more than one (kind of) bakers dozen.
182	baker's dozens	The plural form of baker's dozen; more than one (kind of) baker's dozen.
183	bakery	A bakery is a place where bread and similar kinds of food are baked and sold.
184	Baldur	Baldur is a Norse god. He is the son of Odin and Freya and he is known for his beauty and near-invulnerability.
185	bale	A bale is a large bundle	The farmer used the straw bale to feed his sheep.
186	bakes	The third-person singular form of bake.	My grandmother bakes the best cakes.
187	Bakhtar
188	baking	The present participle of bake.
189	baking soda	Baking soda is a common name for sodium bicarbonate	He forgot the baking soda, so his cake did not rise in the oven.
190	Baler
191	bales	The plural form of bale; more than one (kind of) bale.
192	Baktashi
193	Baku	Baku is the capital of Azerbaijan.
194	balaclava	A balaclava is a type of headgear that covers the neck
195	balaclavas	The plural form of balaclava; more than one (kind of) balaclava.
196	bake	If you bake something	Bake the cake at 325 °F for 25 minutes.
197	baked	The past tense and past participle of bake.
198	ball gown	A ball gown is a fancy dress worn to a formal dance.	Cinderella wore a beautiful ball gown.; She bought a ball gown for the wedding reception at the country club.
199	baker	A baker is a person who bakes food.
200	bakeries	The plural form of bakery; more than one (kind of) bakery.
201	bakers	The plural form of baker; more than one (kind of) baker.
202	Bald as a coat
203	bald as a coot	If a person is as bald as a coot
204	balder	The comparative form of bald; more bald.
205	baldest	The superlative form of bald; most bald.
206	baled	The past tense and past participle of bale.
207	baleful	If something is baleful
208	balefully	If something is done balefully
209	balefulness	Balefulness is the quality of being baleful.
210	baling	The present participle of bale.
211	balk	A balk is a squared timber.
212	balked	The past tense and past participle of balk.
213	balking	The present participle of balk.
214	balks	The plural form of balk; more than one (kind of) balk.
215	balletomanes	The plural form of balletomane; more than one (kind of) balletomane.
216	balance	If something is in balance	She was walking on a thin line, but lost her balance and fell down.; This plan has a good balance of new and old ideas.
217	balling	The present participle of ball.
218	balanced	Even or fair; the same amount on all sides.
219	Ballon
220	ball	A ball is a round thing. People often use them to play games.	The croquet ball was hit through the wicket and the game was over.; A ball is hit with a racquet in tennis.
221	ball gowns	The plural form of ball gown; more than one (kind of) ball gown.
222	ballad	A ballad is a slow	Between the fast numbers, she sang ballads.
223	balloons	The plural form of balloon; more than one (kind of) balloon.
224	ballads	The plural form of ballad; more than one (kind of) ballad.
225	balances	The plural form of balance; more than one (kind of) balance.
226	balancing	The present participle of balance.
227	balconies	The plural form of balcony; more than one (kind of) balcony.
228	balcony	A balcony is a raised platform that is connected to the building and surrounded with a bar or railing.
229	bald	Someone who is bald has a head without hair on it.	When people grow old, many of them become bald because their fallen hair is not replaced any more.
230	ballast	A ballast is a heavy material that is used to provide stability.
231	ballasted	The past tense and past participle of ballast.
232	balls	The plural form of ball; more than one (kind of) ball.	She likes to play with balls.
233	ballasting	The present participle of ballast.
234	ballasts	The plural form of ballast; more than one (kind of) ballast.
235	balled	The past tense and past participle of ball.
236	ballerina	A ballerina is a female ballet dancer.
237	ballerinas	The plural form of ballerina; more than one (kind of) ballerina.
238	ballerine	The plural form of ballerina; more than one (kind of) ballerina.
239	ballerino	A ballerino is a male ballet dancer.
240	ballerinos	The plural form of ballerino; more than one (kind of) ballerino.
241	ballet	Ballet is a type of dancing from France.	Jim and Lisa liked to watch ballet.
242	balletomane	A balletomane is a ballet fan.	She is a balletomane and attends the ballet often.
243	ballets	The plural form of ballet; more than one (kind of) ballet.
244	ballistic	If something is ballistic	The missile followed a ballistic path.
245	balloon	A balloon is a light round ball filled with air that floats; often a child's toy.	My balloon floated away into the sky.
246	ballooned	The past tense and past participle of balloon.
247	ballooning	The present participle of balloon.
248	ballot	A ballot is a piece of paper or a card that is used in voting.	The ballot listed three candidates.
249	balloted	The past tense and past participle of ballot.
250	Ballarat	Ballarat is a city in Victoria
251	ballots	The plural form of ballot; more than one (kind of) ballot.
252	ballrooms	The plural form of ballroom; more than one (kind of) ballroom.
253	ballsier	The comparative form of ballsy; more ballsy.
254	ballsiest	The superlative form of ballsy; most ballsy.
255	ballsy	A ballsy person is someone who is tough and courageous.
256	balm	A balm is a fragrant oil or lotion that is used to soothe a person's skin.
257	balmier	The comparative form of balmy; more balmy.
258	Banaras
259	balmiest	The superlative form of balmy; most balmy.
260	balms	The plural form of balm; more than one (kind of) balm.
261	balmy	If something is balmy
262	Balochi	Balochi is a language spoken mainly in southwest Pakistan (80% of speakers)
263	Baloci	Baloci is another way of spelling Balochi.
264	baloney	Baloney is a type of sausage.
265	baloneys	The plural form of baloney; more than one (kind of) baloney.
266	banded	Anything tied with a band.
267	Bandi
268	Balsh
269	Baluchi	Baluchi is another way of spelling Balochi.
270	Baluci	Baluci is another way of spelling Balochi.
271	balloting	The present participle of ballot.
272	ballpoint	A ballpoint is a type of pen that uses a ball for writing.
273	banding	The present participle of band.
274	ballpoints	The plural form of ballpoint; more than one (kind of) ballpoint.
275	ballroom	A ballroom is a large room used for dancing.	The people went to the ballroom and waited for the dancing to begin.
276	bands	The plural form of band; more than one (kind of) band.	Many bands played at the concert.
277	bandwagon	A bandwagon is a large wagon used to carry a band of musicians in a parade.
278	bandwagons	The plural form of bandwagon; more than one (kind of) bandwagon.
279	bandwidth	The bandwidth is the width of a frequency band.
280	bandwidths	The plural form of bandwidth; more than one (kind of) bandwidth.
281	bandy	If you bandy something
282	bandying	The present participle of bandy.
283	banal	If something is banal
284	banana	A long fruit with smooth yellow skin.
285	banana peel	A banana peel is the outer skin of the banana.
286	banana split	A banana split is a dessert made up of ice-cream and whole bananas without their skin on.
287	bananas	The plural form of banana; more than one (kind of) banana.	She ate two bananas for lunch.
288	band	A band is a group of people working together.	Those in the army who fought closely together in the war were called a band of brothers.
289	bandage	A bandage is a long piece of material used to cover a wound	The vet wrapped the cat's injured leg with a bandage.
290	bandaged	The past tense and past participle of bandage.
291	bandages	The plural form of bandage; more than one (kind of) bandage.
292	bandaging	The present participle of bandage.
293	bandana	A bandana is a large colorful kerchief that is commonly used as a handkerchief
294	bandanas	The plural form of bandana; more than one (kind of) bandana.
295	bandied	The past tense and past participle of bandy.
296	bandies	The third-person singular form of bandy.
297	Bamako	Bamako is the capital city of Mali.
298	bambakophobia	Bambakophobia is the fear of thinking about or touching cotton.
299	bamboo	Bamboo is a tall tropical plant with hard	The panda eats bamboo.
300	bamboos	The plural form of bamboo; more than one (kind of) bamboo.
301	Bandighar
302	ban	If you ban someone	The girl was banned from joining the market.
303	Bangalore	Bangalore is the state capital of Karnataka
304	banged	The past tense and past participle of bang.
305	bankers	The plural form of banker; more than one (kind of) banker.
306	banking	Banking is the job or business of managing a bank.
307	banger	A banger is someone that bangs things in any way.
308	bangers	The plural form of banger; more than one (kind of) banger.
309	banging	The present participle of bang.
310	Bangkok	Bangkok is the capital of Thailand.
311	Bangla	Bangla or Bengali is a language spoken in Bangladesh and the states of Tripura and West Bengal
312	Bangladesh	Bangladesh is a country in southeast Asia.
313	Bangladeshi	A Bangladeshi is a person from Bangladesh.
314	Bangladeshis	The plural form of Bangladeshi; more than one (kind of) Bangladeshi.
315	bangs	The plural form of bang; more than one (kind of) bang.
316	banned	The past tense and past participle of ban.
317	banner	A banner is piece of long cloth with writing on.
318	banish	To send someone away and to forbid him from returning.	The king banished the rebels.
319	banning	The present participle of ban.
320	bannister	A bannister is a type of fence at the outer side of stairs.
321	bannisters	The plural form of bannister; more than one (kind of) bannister.
322	banquet	A banquet is a fancy evening meal for many people in a guest room.
323	banquets	The plural form of banquet; more than one (kind of) banquet.
324	bans	The third-person singular form of ban.
325	banished	The past tense and past participle of banish.
326	bandier	The comparative form of bandy; more bandy.
327	banishes	The third-person singular form of banish.
328	bantered	The past tense and past participle of banter.
329	bantering	The present participle of banter.
330	banters	The third-person singular form of banter.
331	bandiest	The superlative form of bandy; most bandy.
332	banishing	The present participle of banish.
333	bandit	A bandit is person	The bandits took their money and horses as they came home from the market.
334	bandits	The plural form of bandit; more than one (kind of) bandit.
335	bang	A bang is a short loud noise like the sound of a door closing or a gun being shot.	The two cars hit with a big bang.
336	banker	A banker is someone who works at a bank and helps in managing the money and finances of people.	My Aunt is a banker.
337	banknote	A banknote is paper currency.	Most money is in form of banknotes.; There were long lines at some banks, as people traded in their old money for the new coins and banknotes.
338	banknotes	The plural form of banknote; more than one (kind of) banknote.
339	bankrupt	If you are bankrupt you have declared bankruptcy (protection by law from debt you cannot pay).	I don't have to pay now because I am bankrupt.
340	bankruptcies	The plural form of bankruptcy; more than one (kind of) bankruptcy.
341	bankruptcy	A bankruptcy is when a person or a business goes bankrupt.	The shoe store ran out of money and had to declare bankruptcy.
342	bankrupted	The past tense and past participle of bankrupt.
343	bankrupting	The present participle of bankrupt.
344	bankrupts	The third-person singular form of bankrupt.
345	Baqar
346	Baqaraid
347	banks	The plural form of bank; more than one (kind of) bank.
348	Barat
349	banners	The plural form of banner; more than one banner.
350	banshee	A banshee is a female spirit
351	banshees	The plural form of banshee; more than one (kind of) banshee.
352	banter	An exchange of playful remarks.
353	banister	A banister is a type of fence at the outer side of stairs.
354	banisters	The plural form of banister; more than one (kind of) banister.
355	Banjara
356	bank	A building where you can keep and borrow money.	I have to stop at the bank to deposit my check and get money for tonight.
357	banked	The past tense and past participle of bank.
358	baptises	The third-person singular form of baptise.
359	barbed	The past tense and past participle of barb.
360	baptising	The present participle of baptise.
361	baptism	the Christian religious ceremony
362	barbing	The present participle of barb.
363	baptisms	The plural form of baptism; more than one (kind of) baptism.
364	baptize	If a pastor baptizes a person	The baby was baptized at the church yesterday.
365	barbs	The plural form of barb; more than one (kind of) barb.
366	baptized	The past tense and past participle of baptize.
367	baptizes	The third-person singular form of baptize.
368	baptizing	The present participle of baptize.
369	bare	If something is bare	He survived with just the bare necessities.
370	bar	A bar is a place that sells alcoholic drinks.	I'm going to drink beer at the bar.
371	Bare infinitive clause
372	barb	Barbs are sharp points that stands backward from something
373	barbacoa	Barbacoa is meat that has been slow-cooked over an open fire.
374	Barbara	Barbara is a female given name.
375	barbarian	Relating to people
376	barer	The comparative form of bare; more bare.
377	bares	The third-person singular form of bare.
378	barest	The superlative form of bare; most bare.
379	barbarians	The plural form of barbarian; more than one (kind of) barbarian.
380	banyan	A banyan is a tropical Indian fig tree
381	banyans	The plural form of banyan; more than one (kind of) banyan.
382	banzai	A Japanese war cry.	The soldier cried banzai as he attacked his enemy.
383	bargain	If you make a bargain with someone	He gave me his sandwich and I gave him my apple; it was a bargain.; I made a bargain with Joe: if he would wash my car I would mow his lawn.
384	barbaric	If a person is barbaric
385	Baphomet	Baphomet refers to the deity that the Knights Templar
386	baptise	If a pastor baptises a person	The baby was baptised at the church yesterday.
387	baptised	The past tense and past participle of baptise.
388	barber	A barber is a person whose job is cutting hair and shaving beards.	I went to the local barber to get a shave and a haircut.
389	barbers	The plural form of barber; more than one (kind of) barber.
390	barbiturate	A barbiturate is a salt or ester of barbituric acid.
391	barbiturates	The plural form of barbiturate; more than one (kind of) barbiturate.
392	baring	The present participle of bare.
393	barcode	A barcode is a pattern of black and white stripes that store a small amount of text that can be read by a computer. They're most commonly placed on objects sold in stores and are then scanned by cashiers.
394	barcodes	The plural form of barcode; more than one (kind of) barcode.
395	bardolatry	The excessive love of William Shakespeare.
396	bare infinitival clause	A bare infinitival clause is an infinitival clause without to.
397	barebacking	Barebacking is when two or more people have sexual intercourse without using a condom.
398	bared	The past tense and past participle of bare.
399	barefoot	If you are barefoot	Almost everyone is barefoot at the beach.
400	barely	If you can barely do something	After the accident, she was barely able to stand.
401	barbecue	A style of cooking that involves meat being cooked on a grill or in a pit	Chris' Black Oak Restaurant serves barbecue ribs and chicken.
402	barbecued	The past tense and past participle of barbecue.
403	barbecues	The plural form of barbecue; more than one (kind of) barbecue.
404	barbecuing	The present participle of barbecue.
405	barged	The past tense and past participle of barge.
406	barmier	The comparative form of barmy; more barmy.
407	barmiest	The superlative form of barmy; most barmy.
408	barmy	If a person is barmy
409	barn	A barn is a building found on a farm where animals live (such as cows and chickens).	If it wasn't for the barn, all of the animals would have been out in the rain.
410	barnacle	A sea crustacean of the subclass cirripedia that attaches itself to surfaces in water like tidal rocks or ships.	The barnacle attached itself to the submarine while it came up on top of the water.
411	barges	The plural form of barge; more than one (kind of) barge.
412	barns	The plural form of barn; more than one (kind of) barn.
413	barometer	A barometer is an instrument that is used to measure the pressure of the atmosphere.
414	barometers	The plural form of barometer; more than one (kind of) barometer.
415	barging	The present participle of barge.
416	Barisal	Barisal is a division of Bangladesh.
417	barista	A barista is a person who prepares coffee in a cafe for customers.
418	baristas	The plural form of barista; more than one (kind of) barista.
419	baritone	A baritone is a male voice that is lower than tenor	Thomas Hampson sings operas with a loud baritone voice
420	baritones	The plural form of baritone; more than one (kind of) baritone.
421	barium	An element with atomic number 56 and the symbol Ba.	This rock has parts of barium on it.
422	bark	The outside part of a tree; the skin of the tree.	I made the tea from sassafras bark.
423	barked	The past tense and past participle of bark.
424	barking	The present participle of bark.
425	barf	Barf is vomit.	There is barf all over the floor!
426	barfed	The past tense of barf.
427	barfing	The present participle of barf.
428	barfs	The third-person singular form of barf.
429	bargainable	If something is bargainable
430	bargained	The past tense and past participle of bargain.
431	barred	The past tense and past participle of bar.
432	bargaining	The present participle of bargain.
433	bargains	The plural form of bargain; more than one (kind of) bargain.
434	barge	A barge is a large flat-bottomed boat that is used mainly for river transport of heavy goods or bulk cargo.
435	barnacles	The plural form of barnacle; more than one (kind of) barnacle.
436	baron	A baron is the male ruler of a barony.
437	barren	If a woman is barren	I silently wept as my daughter's husband rejected her. What would she do now that she was no longer a maiden but also barren?
438	barrener	The comparative form of barren; more barren.
439	baroness	A baroness is the wife of a baron.
440	baronesses	The plural form of baroness; more than one (kind of) baroness.
441	baronies	The plural form of barony; more than one (kind of) barony.
442	barons	The plural form of baron; more than one (kind of) baron.
443	barony	A barony is the territory controlled by an baron.
444	barque	A barque is a vessel of three or more masts.
445	barques	The plural form of barque; more than one (kind of) barque.
446	barrack	A barrack is a building for soldiers to live and sleep in. The building is more commonly called barracks. A barrack used to mean "a temporary hut"
447	barring	The present participle of bar.
448	barracked	The past tense and past participle of barrack.
449	barracking	The present participle of barrack.
450	bars	The plural form of bar; more than one (kind of) bar.
451	barracks	The plural form of barrack; more than one (kind of) barrack.
452	barrage	A barrage is an artificial structure
453	barraged	The past tense and past participle of barrage.
454	barrages	The plural form of barrage; more than one (kind of) barrage.
455	barks	The plural form of bark; more than one (kind of) bark.
456	barley	Barley is a kind of grain.
457	barman	A barman is a man who works in a bar (a place that serves drinks) and sells customers drinks.
458	barmen	The plural form of barman; more than one (kind of) barman.
459	barrels	The plural form of barrel; more than one (kind of) barrel.
460	barrenest	The superlative form of barren; most barren.
461	barrens	The plural form of barren; more than one (kind of) barren.
462	barricade	A barricade is a barrier constructed to block a road.
463	barricaded	The past tense and past participle of barricade.
464	barricades	The plural form of barricade; more than one (kind of) barricade.
465	base	Something's base is its lower part; the solid part that touches the floor or touches the earth and keeps the other parts of the thing up.
466	baseball	A sport where you try to hit a ball so that you can run to four bases	The New York Yankees are a baseball team.
467	barricading	The present participle of barricade.
468	barrier	A barrier is something that stops passage; it does not allow anything to get through it.	The barrier across the road stopped traffic from getting past it.
469	barriers	The plural form of barrier; more than one (kind of) barrier.
470	barraging	The present participle of barrage.
471	barrel	A barrel is a tall and round container.
472	barrel roll	A barrel roll is an aerobatic flying maneuver where the pilot completes one loop and one roll at the same time.
473	barrelled	The past tense and past participle of barrel.
474	baser	The comparative form of base; more base.
475	bases	The plural form of bases; more than one (kind of) bases.	There are many army bases around the world.
476	basest	The superlative form of base; most base.
477	barrelling	The present participle of barrel.
478	bashable	If something is bashable
479	bartering	The present participle of barter.
480	barters	The third-person singular form of barter.
481	Bartholomew	Bartholomew is a male given name.
482	barwoman	A barwoman is a woman who works in a bar (a place that serves drink) and sells customers drinks.
483	basically	You use basically to emphasize that what you are saying covers the most important parts of a topic	We can talk about the details later, but basically, I need you here every day at 9:00.
484	barwomen	The plural form of barwoman; more than one (kind of) barwoman.
485	baseballs	The plural form of baseball; more than one (kind of) baseball.
486	based	The past tense and past participle of base.
487	basin	A container that is wider than it is deep.
488	basing	The present participle of base.
489	baseless	If charges	The gold medal winner called the drug charges against him baseless.; Do not believe the baseless accusations you're hearing on the radio.
490	baseline	A baseline is the basis used for calculation or comparison.
491	barrister	A barrister is a lawyer in some countries	The barrister presented the case before the judge.
492	barristers	The plural form of barrister; more than one (kind of) barrister.
493	Bart	Bart is a male given name.
494	basketball	A ball game with two teams of five players. A goal is scored when a player throws the ball into a net (attached to a hoop) at each end of the court.	I play on my school's basketball team.
495	bartend	If you bartend
496	bartended	The past tense and past participle of bartend.
497	bartender	A bartender is a person who serves drinks at a bar.
498	baskets	The plural form of basket; more than one (kind of) basket.	She carried two baskets.
499	basking	The present participle of bask.
500	basks	The third-person singular form of bask.
501	bartenders	The plural form of bartender; more than one (kind of) bartender.
502	bass	The bass is a sound that is generally lower in tone.
503	basses	The plural form of bass; more than one (kind of) bass.
504	baselines	The plural form of baseline; more than one (kind of) baseline.
505	bartending	The present participle of bartend.
506	bartends	The third-person singular form of bartend.
507	barter	A barter is an exchange of goods or services without using money.
508	bartered	The past tense and past participle of barter.
509	bashes	The plural form of bash; more than one (kind of) bash.
510	bashing	The present participle of bash.
511	basic	When something is basic	Everyone in the army has to have basic training.
512	basics	The plural form of basic; more than one (kind of) basic.
513	basilica	A style of church with a long	The ancient basilica had beautiful mosaics on its walls.
514	bastardise	If you bastardise someone
515	basilicas	The plural form of basilica; more than one (kind of) basilica.
516	basins	The plural form of basin; more than one (kind of) basin.
517	bastardising	The present participle of bastardise.
518	bastardize	If you bastardize someone
519	bastardized	The past tense and past participle of bastardize.
520	bastardizes	The third-person singular form of bastardize.
521	bastardizing	The present participle of bastardize.
522	bastards	The plural form of bastard; more than one (kind of) bastard.	Those bastards stole my car!
523	baste	If you baste meat when cooking
524	basted	The past tense and past participle of baste.
525	bastes	The third-person singular form of baste.
526	basting	The present participle of baste.
527	basis	The basis of something	On the basis of the information available, we have decided to cancel the project.; There is no basis for believing that he was killed.; Her experiences in Cambodia formed the basis for her first book.
528	bask	If a person basks
529	basked	The past tense and past participle of bask.
530	basket	A basket is something like a bucket but with many holes like a net
531	basketballer	A basketballer is someone who plays basketball.	Stephen Curry is a professional basketballer.
532	bateau	A bateau is a light river boat with a flat bottom.	The guide used a bateau to get us across the river.
533	basketballers	The plural form of basketballer; more than one (kind of) basketballer.
534	basketballs	The plural form of basketball; more than one (kind of) basketball.
535	Basque	Basque is an language spoken by the Basque people.
536	bathed	The past tense and past participle of bath.
537	basement	A basement is part of a house or building that is under the ground.	After work I like to come home and relax in my basement.
538	basements	The plural form of basement; more than one (kind of) basement.
539	bash	If you are going to a bash	We are going to have a bash!
540	bashed	The past tense and past participle of bash.
541	bassoonist	A bassoonist is a person who plays the bassoon.
542	bathrooms	The plural form of bathroom; more than one (kind of) bathroom.
543	bassoonists	The plural form of bassoonist; more than one (kind of) bassoonist.
544	bassoons	The plural form of bassoon; more than one (kind of) bassoon.
545	bastard	Someone whose parents were not married.	William the Bastard became William the Conqueror after he took over England.
546	bastardised	The past tense and past participle of bastardise.
547	bastardises	The third-person singular form of bastardise.
548	bastion	A bastion projecting part of a rampart or other defensive structures.
549	batiks	The plural form of batik; more than one (kind of) batik.
550	baton	A baton short club that is primarily used by policemen.
551	batons	The plural form of baton; more than one (kind of) baton.
552	bats	The plural form of bat; more than one (kind of) bat.
553	bastions	The plural form of bastion; more than one (kind of) bastion.
554	batsmen	The plural form of batsman; more than one (kind of) batsman.
555	bat	A bat is a small
556	batch	A batch of things or people is a group that are dealt with at one time.
557	batches	The plural form of batch; more than one (kind of) batch.
558	bateaux	The plural form of bateau; more than one (kind of) bateau.
559	bath	A long	Jane put in water up to the top of the bath.
560	bassinet	A bassinet is the bed of a newborn baby.
561	bassinets	The plural form of bassinet; more than one (kind of) bassinet.
562	bathing	The present participle of bath.	She was bathing the baby.
563	bassist	A bassist is someone who plays a bass instrument or sings bass.	The bassist sat his guitar down.
564	bassists	The plural form of bassist; more than one (kind of) bassist.
565	bassons	The plural form of basson; more than one (kind of) basson.
566	batters	The plural form of batter; more than one (kind of) batter.
567	bassoon	A bassoon is a large musical instrument that is shaped like a tube	The piece has a bassoon solo.
568	batting	The present participle of bat.
569	baths	The plural form of bath; more than one (kind of) bath.
570	battled	The past tense and past participle of battle.
571	battles	The plural form of battle; more than one (kind of) battle.
572	Battleship
573	battling	The present participle of battle.
574	bathymetries	The plural form of bathymetry; more than one (kind of) bathymetry.
575	baulked	The past tense and past participle of baulk.
576	baulking	The present participle of baulk.
577	baulks	The plural form of baulk; more than one (kind of) baulk.
578	bathymetrist	A bathymetrist is a person who carries out bathymetry.
579	bathymetrists	The plural form of bathymetrist; more than one (kind of) bathymetrist.
580	bathymetry	Bathymetry is the measurement of the depths of the seas and oceans.
581	batik	Batik is a method (originally used in Java) of producing colored designs on textiles by dyeing them	a visual artist specializing in batik
582	batsman	A batsman is a role in cricket whose skill is to bat.	The batsman hit the ball.
583	battalion	A battalion is an army unit. It usually has two or more companies and a headquarters.
584	battalions	The plural form of battalion; more than one (kind of) battalion.
585	batted	The past tense and past participle of bat.
586	batten	A batten is a strip of wood that is used in construction to hold a structure together.
587	battened	The past tense and past participle of batten.
588	battening	The present participle of batten.
589	bathe	When you bathe	I bathe at least two times a day to keep myself clean and refreshed.
590	bathes	The present participle of bath.
591	battens	The plural form of batten; more than one (kind of) batten.
592	batter	A batter is somebody who is supposed to hit a ball with a bat.
593	bazaar	A bazaar is a fair or temporary market
594	bazaars	The plural form of bazaar; more than one (kind of) bazaar.
595	bathing suit	A bathing suit is a piece of clothing that fits close to your body that you wear when you swim.	Put on your bathing suit and let's go for a swim.
596	bathing suits	The plural form of bathing suit; more than one (kind of) bathing suit.
597	bathroom	A bathroom is a room that has a bathtub or a shower.	In our house, the bathroom is very busy in the morning.
598	baulk	A baulk is a squared timber.
599	be ashamed
600	Be careful
601	be damned
602	bawdier	The comparative form of bawdy; more bawdy.
603	be surprised
604	bawdiest	The superlative form of bawdy; most bawdy.
605	beach	A large area of sand (or very small stones)	People sometimes lie on beaches when they are on holiday, to get a suntan.
606	beached	The past tense and past participle of beach.
607	beaches	The plural form of beach; more than one (kind of) beach.
608	bawdy	If something is bawdy
609	bawl	If you bawl
610	beaching	The present participle of beach.
611	bawled	The past tense and past participle of bawl.
612	bawling	The present participle of bawl.
613	bawls	The third-person singular form of bawl.
614	bay	A bay is water with land around most of it.	She visited San Francisco Bay.
615	bayonet	A bayonet is a blade that can be installed to the muzzle of a rifle and used to stab an opponent in close-combat fighting.
616	bayoneted	The past tense and past participle of bayonet.
617	bayoneting	The present participle of bayonet.
618	bayonets	The plural form of bayonet; more than one (kind of) bayonet.
619	bayonetted	The past tense and past participle of bayonet.
620	beaker	A beaker is a clear container that holds liquids	The beaker contains 100 litre of milk.
621	beakers	The plural form of beaker; more than one (kind of) beaker.
622	bayonetting	The present participle of bayonet.
623	battered	The past tense and past participle of batter.
624	batteries	The plural form of battery; more than one (kind of) battery.
625	battering	The present participle of batter.
626	battery	A battery is a device for storing or keeping electricity. Batteries are used to power flashlights	I put a new battery in the flashlight.; I threw away the old, dead battery.
627	battle	A battle is when different groups or teams fight each other.
628	beans	The plural form of bean; more than one (kind of) bean.
629	Be safe
630	Be warned
631	bear trap	A bear trap is a large trap that is used to capture bears.
632	bear traps	The plural form of bear trap; more than one (kind of) bear trap.
633	beachhead	A beachhead is an hostile area that is taken from the enemy by attacking forces.
634	beachheads	The plural form of beachhead; more than one (kind of) beachhead.
635	beacon	A beacon is used to give notices; usually warnings.	If the beacon lights up, it means that enemies are approaching.
636	beacons	The plural form of beacon; more than one (kind of) beacon.
637	beard	A beard is hair that grows on a man's face.	After living in the woods for three months, Tom had grown a big, bushy beard
638	bead	A bead is a small round object used for decoration.
639	beads	The plural form of bead; more than one (kind of) bead.
640	beagle	A beagle is a small dog with floppy ears.	The hunter shot the rabbit, and the beagle caught it.
641	beagled	The past tense and past participle of beagle.
642	bearers	The plural form of bearer; more than one (kind of) bearer.
643	beagles	The plural form of beagle; more than one (kind of) beagle.
644	bearings	The plural form of bearing; more than one (kind of) bearing.
645	beagling	The present participle of beagle.
646	Bear's garlic
647	beak	A beak is a bird's mouth.	The bird is pecking with its beak for worms in the grass.
648	beartrap	A beartrap is a large trap that is used to capture bears.
649	beartraps	The plural form of beartrap; more than one (kind of) beartrap.
650	beast	A beast is a large animal.	It isn't fit for man nor beast out there.
651	bays	The plural form of bay; more than one (kind of) bay.
652	bazooka	A bazooka is a kind of rocket launcher that is used by American military as an antitank weapon and is usually held on the shoulder.
653	beasts	The plural form of beast; more than one (kind of) beast.
654	bazookas	The plural form of bazooka; more than one (kind of) bazooka.
655	BC	A short way of saying Before Christ; before the Common Era (CE). Originally said to before the birth of Jesus
656	be	This verb tells us that a thing is present	The book is on the table.; There was someone in the room.; Were you at the party?
657	bear market	A bear market is a stock market where stock prices are dropping.
658	bearable	If something is bearable
659	bearably	If something is done bearably
660	bearcat	a bearcat is also known as a binturong
661	beatings	The plural form of beating; more than one (kind of) beating.
662	bearcats	The plural form of bearcat; more than one (kind of) bearcat.
663	bearded	A bearded person is someone with a beard.
664	beardless	A beardless person is someone without a beard.
665	beautician	A beautician is a person who provides beauty treatments such as manicure and hair styling.
666	beauticians	The plural form of beautician; more than one (kind of) beautician.
667	beards	The plural form of beard; more than one (kind of) beard.
668	bearer	A bearer is a person who bears or carries people or things.
669	beautifies	The third-person singular form of beautify.
670	bearing	The present participle of bear.
671	bears	The plural form of bear; more than one (kind of) bear.
672	beautify	If you beautify something
673	bearskin	A bearskin is the fur of a bear.
674	beasted	The past tense and past participle of beast.
675	beaks	The plural form of beak; more than one (kind of) beak.
676	beavers	The plural form of beaver; more than one (kind of) beaver.
677	beam	A beam is a line of light or energy.	A beam of sunlight came through the window making a rectangle on the floor.
678	beasting	The present participle of beast.
679	because	You use because to show the reason for something.	I bought the book because I wanted to read it.; We have to raise our prices because of rising costs.; There's no class because it's Sunday.
680	because of	You use because of to show the reason for something.	There's no class because of the holiday.; We couldn't leave the island because of the bad weather.
681	beamed	The past tense and past participle of beam.
682	beaming	The present participle of beam.
683	beams	The plural form of beam; more than one (kind of) beam.
684	bean	Beans are the seeds of one family of plants that people often cook and eat.	Put the dried beans in water overnight. They should be soft and ready to cook in the morning.
685	bear	A bear is a big animal with a short tail. They either eat only meat or meat and plants. There are many different types of bears	Polar bears are white.; Grizzly bears live in North America.
686	beater	A beater is a person or thing that beats.
687	beaters	The plural form of beater; more than one (kind of) beater.
688	beating	Beating is a stroke; a blow.
689	beatnik	A beatnik is a person who dresses in a way that is not socially acceptable.
690	beatniks	The plural form of beatnik; more than one (kind of) beatnik.
691	beats	The plural form of beat; more than one (kind of) beat.
692	bed sheets	The plural form of bed sheet; more than one (kind of) bed sheet.
693	beauties	The plural form of beauty; more than one (kind of) beauty.
694	beautified	The past tense and past participle of beautify.
695	beddings	The plural form of bedding; more than one (kind of) bedding.
696	beautiful	If something is beautiful	Look at that beautiful bird!; This magazine always has a picture of a beautiful woman on the front.
697	beautifully	If something is described with the adverb beautifully
698	beautifying	The present participle of beautify.
699	beauty	Beauty is the quality of being nice to look at.	Beauty makes things attractive.; There is a beauty in the night sky that is hard to explain.
700	beaver	A beaver is an animal that lives near water and has a wide flat tail and webbed feet.
701	beat	If you beat someone or something	It made a loud noise when he beat the drum.; I had to leave and divorce my husband, because he kept beating and choking me.
702	beatable	If something or someone is beatable
703	beatboxing	Beatboxing is making percussive noises with the mouth
704	beaten	The past participle of beat.
705	becomes	The third-person singular form of become.
706	becoming	The present participle of become.
707	becomingly	When an action is becomingly
708	bed	A piece of furniture to sleep on.	At night, I go to bed.
709	bed sheet	A bed sheet is a piece of cloth used to cover the bed.
710	bedded	The past tense and past participle of bed.
711	bedding	Beddings are textiles you use to cover a bed.
712	became	The past tense of become.
713	bedrock	The solid rock that sits below the ground surface (and sometimes sticks out of the ground).
714	became young
715	Beckett	Beckett is a male given name.
716	bedrooms	The plural form of bedroom; more than one (kind of) bedroom.
717	beds	The plural form of bed; more than one (kind of) bed.
718	beckon	To wave and/or to nod to anyone with a plan or intention to encourage the person come closer.	The saleswoman beckoned to the man who might buy what she wanted to sell.
719	bedsheets	The plural form of bedsheet; more than one (kind of) bedsheet.
720	beckoned	The past tense and past participle of beckon.
721	beckoning	The present participle of beckon.
722	beckons	The third-person singular form of beckon.
723	become	If x becomes y	The boy has become a man.; After she explained the ideas, they became clear.
724	bedhopping	The present participle of bedhop.
725	bed-hopping	The present participle of bed-hop.
726	bedhops	The third-person singular form of bedhop.
727	bed-hops	The third-person singular form of bed-hop.
728	bedpan	A pan that is used while in bed instead of a toilet.
729	bedpans	The plural form of bedpan; more than one (kind of) bedpan.
730	bedridden	Someone who is bedridden is too sick
731	bedevil	If you bedevil
732	bedeviled	The past tense and past participle of bedevil.
733	bedeviling	The present participle of bedevil.
734	bedevilled	The past tense and past participle of bedevil.
735	beekeeper	A beekeeper is a person who keeps bees
736	beekeepers	The plural form of beekeeper; more than one (kind of) beekeeper.
737	bedevilling	The present participle of bedevil.
738	bedevils	The third-person singular form of bedevil.
739	bedroom	A room in a house that is used for sleeping. This is where the bed is kept.	I hate camping. I wish I was back in my bedroom, sleeping in my own bed.
740	bedroomed	If something is bedroomed	That flat is three bedroomed.
741	bedsheet	A bedsheet is a piece of cloth used to cover the bed.
742	bedhop	If someone bedhops	Most women are called sluts if they bedhop .
743	bed-hop	If someone bed-hops	Most women are called sluts if they bed-hop.
744	bees	The plural form of bee; more than one (kind of) bee.
745	bedhopped	The past tense and past participle of bedhop.
746	bed-hopped	The past tense and past participle of bed-hop.
747	bedtimes	The plural form of bedtime; more than one (kind of) bedtime.
748	befall	If an omen befalls on you
749	befallen	The past participle of befall.
750	befalls	The third-person singular form of befall.
751	befell	The past tense of befall.
752	bee	A bee is a black and yellow striped insect with wings that makes honey. It has a stinger.	That bee is flying to the flower.
753	bee in one's bonnet	To have a bee in one's bonnet is something of particular interest or concern; an obsession.
754	beech	A beech is a type of tree.	There were lots of beech trees in the forest.
755	beeches	The plural form of beech; more than one (kind of) beech.
756	beef	Beef is the meat of a cow.	We're having ground beef for dinner.
757	beefier	The comparative form of beefy; more beefy.
758	beefiest	The superlative form of beefy; most beefy.
759	beefs	The plural form of beef; more than one (kind of) beef.
760	beefy	If something is beefy
761	been	The past participle of be.	We have been to the Zoo.; We had been there before.; After one more trip, we will have been there five times.
762	beep	If something beeps	He is an impatient driver. He kept beeping at the car in front of him.
763	beeped	The past tense and past participle of beep.
764	beeping	The present participle of beep.
765	beeps	The third-person singular form of beep.
766	beer	Beer is an alcoholic drink that is made from barley	We like to drink beer in the bar.
767	beers	The plural form of beer; more than one (kind of) beer.
768	bedside	If something is by the bedside
769	bedside table	A bedside table is a small table or cabinet designed to stand beside a bed in a bedroom.
770	bedside tables	The plural form of bedside table; more than one (kind of) bedside table.
771	bedsides	The plural form of bedside; more than one (kind of) bedside.
772	bedtime	The bedtime is the time when someone goes to bed.	Go to sleep, it's past your bedtime.
773	befit	If you befit for a role
774	befits	The third-person singular form of befit.
775	befitted	The past tense and past participle of befit.
776	befitting	The present participle of befit.
777	Begged.
778	befoe
779	begin	When you begin something	A journey always begins with a first step.; You can not get to the end of any job before you begin.; He began to read the book at the first page.
780	before	If x happens before y	He worked in a gas station before he became famous.; Put out the fire before the house burns down.; I have not been there before.; She finished before me.
781	beforehand	Before something else happens.	You should have told me about the presentation beforehand. I haven't even prepared.
782	beforenoon	Morning.
783	before-nought-o'clock	Evening.
784	befriend	If you befriend someone
785	befriended	The past tense and past participle of befriend.
786	befriending	The present participle of befriend.
787	befriends	The third-person singular form of befriend.
788	befuddle	If you befuddle a person	The explanation left him completely befuddled.
789	begs	The third-person singular form of beg.
790	befuddled	The past tense and past participle of befuddle.
791	beguiled	The past tense and past participle of beguile.
792	beguiles	The third-person singular form of beguile.
793	beguiling	The present participle of beguile.
794	befuddles	The third-person singular form of befuddle.
795	befuddling	The present participle of befuddle.
796	beeswax	Beeswax is a wax made by bees for their honeycombs.	That bee is making beeswax.
797	behalves	The plural form of behalf; more than one (kind of) behalf.
798	beetle	A beetle is a kind of insect.
799	behaved	The past tense and past participle of behave.
800	behaves	The third-person singular form of behave.
801	behaving	The present participle of behave.
802	behavior	Behavior refers to the way that you behave. That is	His behavior is bad.; She must improve her behavior to stay in school.
803	beetles	The plural form of beetle; more than one (kind of) beetle.
804	behavioral	Behavioral problems	He was sent home from school for behavioral problems.; The behavioral patterns of birds are studied by scientists.
805	beggaring	The present participle of beggar.
806	beggars	The plural form of beggar; more than one (kind of) beggar.
807	begged	The past tense and past participle of beg.	He begged her not to leave.; My dog begged for food off of the table until I finally gave it him.
808	begging	The present participle of beg.	She's been begging him for years to put the toilet seat down when he's done.
809	beginner	A beginner is someone who has just started something and has little or no experience.	John is a beginner at football.
810	beginners	The plural form of beginner; more than one (kind of) beginner.
811	beginning	The beginning of something is where it starts from.
812	beginnings	The beginnings of something are its early stages or first signs	The new study will help us to understand the beginnings of our solar system.
813	beheld	The past tense and past participle of behold.
814	begins	The third-person singular form of begin.
815	behinds	The plural form of behind; more than one (kind of) behind.
816	behold	If you behold
817	beholding	The present participle of behold.
818	beholds	The third-person singular form of behold.
819	begrudge	If you begrudge
820	begrudged	The past tense and past participle of begrudge.
821	Beijing	Beijing is the capital city of China.
822	begrudges	The third-person singular form of begrudge.
823	being	The present participle of be.	Being happy is my favorite state.; I hope you are all being good.
824	begrudging	The present participle of begrudge.
825	Beirut
826	Beja
827	Belarus
828	beguile	If you beguile a person
829	Begum
830	begun	The past participle of begin.	I have begun to feel sorry for him.
831	behalf	If you do something on someone's behalf	We give you this award on behalf of a grateful nation.; We have to leave, but would you please apologize to Steve on our behalf?; If you're not there, they'll make the decision on your behalf.
832	beg	If you beg someone for something or to do something	He had a gun to my head. I begged him, "Please, don't shoot me."
833	beg to differ	If you beg to differ with a statement
834	began	The past tense of begin.	I began to feel uncomfortable when he made fun of my friend.; He began his business many years ago.
835	beggar	A beggar is a person who begs.	Several beggars are seen begging for food and money in modern cities.
836	beggared	The past tense and past participle of beggar.
837	behave	How you behave is what you do or how you act.	Why do you behave like that.
838	behavior wise
839	behaviour	Behaviour refers to the way that you behave. That is	His behaviour is bad.; She must improve her behaviour to stay in school.
840	behavioural	Behavioural problems	He was sent home from school for behavioural problems.; The behavioural patterns of birds are studied by scientists.
841	behaviours	The plural form of behaviour; more than one (kind of) behaviour.
842	behead	If you behead an animal
843	belief	A belief is an idea that is thought to be true.	It is a widely accepted belief that the Earth revolves around the Sun.
844	beliefs	The plural form of belief; more than one (kind of) belief.
845	beheaded	The past tense and past participle of behead.
846	beheading	The present participle of behead.
847	beheads	The third-person singular form of behead.
848	believed	The past tense and past participle of believe.
849	believer	A believer is a person with a belief.
850	believers	The plural form of believer; more than one (kind of) believer.
851	believes	The third-person singular form of believe.
852	believing	The present participle of believe.
853	Belinda	Belinda is a female given name.
854	belittle	If you belittle something	John's colleagues dislikes him as he likes to belittle them.
855	belittled	The past tense and past participle of belittle.
856	belittles	The third-person singular form of belittle.
857	belittling	The present participle of belittle.
858	bell	A bell is an object that is shaped like a cup that makes a ringing sound when hit.	The church bell is ringing.
859	behind	When something is behind a second thing	The ball is behind the box.
860	Behrooz
861	Bella	Bella is a female given name.
862	beige	Beige is a slightly yellowish gray colour.
863	bein	If a person is bein
864	Belle	Belle is a female given name.
865	beings	The plural form of being; more than one (kind of) being.
866	belated	When something is belated	Your birthday was yesterday, but well, happy belated birthday!
867	behaviors	The plural form of behavior; more than one (kind of) behavior.
868	Belgium	Belgium is a country in Central Europe.
869	belie	If some appearance or evidence belies the truth	Her clear, strong voice belied her advancing age.
870	bellhopping	The present participle of bellhop.
871	bellhops	The plural form of bellhop; more than one (kind of) bellhop.
872	belied	The past tense and past participle of belie.
873	bellies	The plural form of belly; more than one (kind of) belly.
874	belies	The third-person singular form of belie.
875	believable	If something is believable it is easy to believe.	I find his story believable, but I don't know if its true.
876	believe	When you believe	He believes in one God.
877	bell tower	A bell tower (also called belfry or campanile) is a tower which contains one or more bells	The church has a bell tower beside it.
878	bell towers	The plural form of bell tower; more than one (kind of) bell tower.
879	belch	When something belches
880	bells	The plural form of bell; more than one (kind of) bell.
881	belched	The past tense and past participle of belch.
882	belches	The third-person singular form of belch.
883	belching	The present participle of belch.
884	beleaguer	If you beleaguer
885	beleaguered	The past tense and past participle of beleaguer.
886	Belonging to
887	belongings	Your belongings are the things that belong to you	They took their belongings as they left the room.
888	beleaguering	The present participle of beleaguer.
889	beleaguers	The third-person singular form of beleaguer.
890	below	At a lower position
891	Belfast	Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland.	We spent the day in Belfast.
892	Belgian	A Belgian is a person that comes from Belgium.
893	Belgians	The plural form of Belgian; more than one (kind of) Belgian.
894	belts	The plural form of belt; more than one (kind of) belt.
895	bellhopped	The past tense and past participle of bellhop.
896	bellicose	A bellicose person is someone who shows a lot of aggression.
897	belying	The present participle of belie.
898	belligerent	To be belligerent means to be currently in war.
899	belligerents	The plural form of belligerent; more than one (kind of) belligerent.
900	bellow	If you bellow
901	bellowed	The past tense and past participle of bellow.
902	bemuscled	A bemuscled person is someone who has large muscles.
903	bellowing	The present participle of bellow.
904	bellows	The third-person singular form of bellow.
905	bellboy	A bellboy is a male working at a hotel. He carries luggage and runs errands.
906	bellboys	The plural form of bellboy; more than one (kind of) bellboy.
907	belles	The plural form of belle; more than one (kind of) belle.
908	Benazir
909	bellgirl	A bellgirl is a female working at a hotel. He carries luggage and runs errands.
910	bellgirls	The plural form of bellgirl; more than one (kind of) bellgirl.
911	benches	The plural form of bench; more than one (kind of) bench.
912	belly	The soft part of the body below the chest.	He got punched in the belly.
913	benchmark	A benchmark is a standard by which something is compared to.
914	benchmarked	The past tense and past participle of benchmark.
915	benchmarking	The present participle of benchmark.
916	benchmarks	The plural form of benchmark; more than one (kind of) benchmark.
917	belly up	If a company goes belly up	After several financial failures, the organization went belly up.
918	bendable	If something is bendable
919	belong	If x belongs to y	The umbrella belongs to John; it's his.
920	belonged	The past tense and past participle of belong.	The jewel belonged to her grandmother before it was given to her.
921	belonging	The present participle of belong.
922	beneath	At a lower position.	The book is beneath the table.; The garage is beneath the road.
923	belongs	The third-person singular form of belong.	This car belongs to me and my sister.; Who do you think this dog belongs to?; The dictionary belongs in the reference section.
924	beloved	If someone is beloved	His beloved wife has just passed away.
925	beneficially	If something is done beneficially
926	belt	A belt is a piece of clothing worn around a person's waist. They can be used to hold up trousers or skirts	I think I've put on weight. My belt is too tight.
927	belted	The past tense and past participle of belt.
928	benefit	A benefit is something good that comes from something else.	It was her idea, but she received no benefit from the new program.; With the new job comes many new benefits, such as dental and medical insurance.
929	benefited	The past tense and past participle of benefit.
930	benefiting	The present participle of benefit.
931	benefits	Benefits are extra things given to employees besides money	Workers are receiving better wages and benefits now.
932	belting	The present participle of belt.
933	benefitting	The present participle of benefit.
934	bellhop	A bellhop is a employee of a hotel who carries luggage and runs errands.
935	belugas	The plural form of beluga; more than one (kind of) beluga.
936	bemoan	If a person bemoans
937	bemoaned	The past tense and past participle of bemoan.
938	bemoaning	The present participle of bemoan.
939	bemoans	The third-person singular form of bemoan.
940	bemuse	If you bemuse a person
941	bent	With one part going in one direction and another part going in another direction.	Someone pushed and pulled the metal rod so much that it is now bent -- though it is not broken.
942	bent as a nine-bob note	If a person is as bent as a nine-bob note
943	bemused	The past tense and past participle of bemuse.
944	bemuses	The third-person singular form of bemuse.
945	bemusing	The present participle of bemuse.
946	Ben	Ben is a male given name.
947	bench	A bench is a long
948	bequested	The past tense and past participle of bequest.
949	bequesting	The present participle of bequest.
950	bequests	The plural form of bequest; more than one (kind of) bequest.
951	benched	The past tense and past participle of bench.
952	benching	The present participle of bench.
953	bend	To change the shape of an object so that it is not straight.	The trees were bending in the wind.
954	Bendigo	Bendigo is a city in Victoria
955	bending	The present participle of bend.
956	bends	The plural form of bend; more than one (kind of) bend.
957	Benedict	Benedict is a male given name.
958	beneficial	If something is beneficial	Most insects are harmful, but some may prove beneficial.
959	beneficiaries	The plural form of beneficiary; more than one (kind of) beneficiary.
960	beret	A beret is a soft
961	berets	The plural form of beret; more than one (kind of) beret.
962	beneficiary	A beneficiary is someone who benefits.
963	benefitted	The past tense and past participle of benefit.
964	Berlin	Berlin is the capital city of Germany.
965	beluga	A beluga is a type of whale
966	berry	A small	The tree had bright red berries growing on it.
967	benevolent	If something is benevolent	Even though fairies were described as tricksters in fairy tales, in Disney movies, they are benevolent.
968	Bengal
969	Bengali	Bangla or Bengali is a language spoken in Bangladesh and the states of Tripura and West Bengal
970	benign	If someone or something is benign
971	berths	The plural form of berth; more than one (kind of) berth.
972	Benjamin	Benjamin is a male given name.
973	bequeath	If a person bequeaths a property
974	bequeathed	The past tense and past participle of bequeath.
975	bequeathing	The present participle of bequeath.
976	bequeaths	The third-person singular form of bequeath.
977	bequest	Bequest is the act of leaving something by will.
978	berate	If you berate someone	Mary angrily berated the dog when it peed on the floor.
979	berated	The past tense and past participle of berate.
980	berates	The third-person singular form of berate.
981	berating	The present participle of berate.
982	beside	If x is beside y	The book is beside the table.
983	bereave	If you bereave
984	Besides that
985	besiege	If you besiege a place
986	bereaved	If you are bereaved
987	bereaves	The third-person singular form of bereave.
988	bereaving	The present participle of bereave.
989	bereft	If A is bereft of B
990	benevolence	Benevolence is the desire to do good	What I love most about professor Miyahara is his benevolence; he always wants to help his students learn
991	benevolences	The plural form of benevolence; more than one (kind of) benevolence.
992	berthed	The past tense and past participle of berth.
993	berthing	The present participle of berth.
994	Berthold	Berthold is a male given name.
995	Bertram	Bertram is a male given name.
996	besotten	The past participle of besot.
997	besotting	The present participle of besot.
998	besought	The past tense and past participle of beseech.
999	Beryl	Beryl is a female given name.
1000	beryllium	Beryllium is a light	Beryllium is very poisonous.; Emeralds contain beryllium.
1001	beseech	If you beseech someone to do something
1002	beseeched	The past tense and past participle of beseech.
1003	beseeches	The third-person singular form of beseech.
1004	bested	The past tense and past participle of best.
1005	bestial	If something is bestial	In the game Heretic, players shoot undead warriors and bestial horrors.
1006	bestiality	The quality of being bestial. This most often means behaving (acting) like a wild animal.
1007	besting	The present participle of best.
1008	beseeching	The present participle of beseech.
1009	beset	If you beset a place
1010	besets	The third-person singular form of beset.
1011	besetting	The present participle of beset.
1012	besieged	The past tense and past participle of besiege.
1013	besieges	The third-person singular form of besiege.
1014	bests	The third-person singular form of best.
1015	besieging	The present participle of besiege.
1016	Bergen	Bergen is a city in Norway.
1017	bet	When you bet	I bet five dollars that I would win the game.; Would you bet your life on that answer?; I bet Tom that he could not run as fast as Joe.
1018	berkelium	Berkelium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 97 and symbol Bk.
1019	betas	The plural form of beta; more than one (kind of) beta.
1020	berries	The plural form of berry; more than one (kind of) berry.
1021	berth	A berth is a space for a vehicle to park.	The bus will be parking at berth 5.
1022	besot	If you besot someone
1023	besots	The third-person singular form of besot.
1024	betrayals	The plural form of betrayal; more than one (kind of) betrayal.
1025	besotted	If you are besotted by something
1026	betrayer	A betrayer is someone who betrays others.
1027	betrayers	The plural form of betrayer; more than one (kind of) betrayer.
1028	bespectacled	If a person is bespectacled
1029	bespoke	Something that is bespoke is created and designed for a specific person or use.	He only wears bespoke suits, made to fit him perfectly.
1030	betroth	If a parent betroths their child
1031	betrothed	The past tense of betroth.
1032	betrothen	The past participle of betroth.
1033	betrothing	The present participle of betroth.
1034	betroths	The third-person singular form of betroth.
1035	bets	The third-person singular form of bet.
1036	better	The comparative form of good; more good.	I am a better person than you are.
1037	best	The superlative form of good; most good.	William is the best football player on our team. Synonym: top Antonym: worst; You are the best.; It's best if you go now.
1038	bettering	The present participle of better.
1039	better-looking	The comparative form of good-looking; more good-looking.
1040	best man	In western culture	John was best man at his brother's wedding.
1041	betterments	The plural form of betterment; more than one (kind of) betterment.
1042	best men	The plural form of best man; more than one (kind of) best man.
1043	betters	The third-person singular form of better.
1044	betting	The present participle of bet.
1045	between	If x is between y and z	Georgia is between North Carolina and Florida.
1046	best-looking	The superlative form of good-looking; most good-looking.
1047	best-off	The superlative form of well-off; most well-off.
1048	bestow	If you bestow someone
1049	bestowed	The past tense and past participle of bestow.
1050	bestowing	The present participle of bestow.
1051	besides	In addition (to); as well (as).	We've got a pile of homework and a part time job besides.; Besides the obvious benefit of learning, going to school has helped me make many friends.; I don't really want to go. Besides, it's too late now.
1052	bestows	The third-person singular form of bestow.
1053	bestseller	A bestseller is a book or any other product that has sold in large numbers.	The hula hoop was a bestseller in the late 1950s.; The James Bond books are bestsellers.; Have you read any bestsellers this month?
1054	bestsellers	The plural form of bestseller; more than one (kind of) bestseller.
1055	bewail	If a person bewails
1056	bewailed	The past tense and past participle of bewail.
1057	bewailing	The present participle of bewail.
1058	bewails	The third-person singular form of bewail.
1059	beware	Be careful or cautious.	Beware of the dog because it bites.
1060	bewared	The past tense and past participle of beware.
1061	bewares	The third-person singular form of beware.
1062	bewaring	The present participle of beware.
1063	bewilder	If you bewilder a person
1064	bewildered	The past tense and past participle of bewilder.
1065	bewildering	The present participle of bewilder.
1066	bewilders	The third-person singular form of bewilder.
1067	besmirch	If you besmirch something
1068	besmirched	The past tense and past participle of besmirch.
1069	beta	The second letter of the Greek alphabet.
1070	Betawi	Betawi is an indigenous language of the Indonesian island of Java (in northwestern regions; Greater Jakarta).	Betawi is the co-official language of Indonesia in Jakarta province.
1071	beyond	If x is beyond y	He went beyond the mountains, into the woods.
1072	Bethlehem
1073	besmirches	The third-person singular form of besmirch.
1074	Bhai
1075	Bhakti
1076	Bhalkar
1077	Bhalwal
1078	Bhanjak
1079	Bhor
1080	Bhubaneswar
1081	Bhumi
1082	Bhutan
1083	besmirching	The present participle of besmirch.
1084	betrayal	The act of betraying.
1085	bias	A bias is a preference in one direction that makes things unequal.	There is strong evidence of a bias towards the death penalty for black rather than white murderers.; They had plans for an international centre, with a strong political bias.
1086	biased	The past tense and past participle of bias.
1087	biases	The plural form of bias; more than one (kind of) bias.
1088	biasing	The present participle of bias.
1089	betrayed	The past tense and past participle of betray.
1090	biasses	The plural form of bias; more than one (kind of) bias.
1091	betraying	The present participle of betray.
1092	bible	A bible is any book that is considered an authority in a particular subject.	The Blue Book is the bible for the value of used automobiles.
1093	betrays	The third-person singular form of betray.
1094	biblical	If something is biblical
1095	bettered	The past tense and past participle of better.
1096	betterment	A betterment is an improvement.
1097	bibliolatry	Bibliolatry is the love of the Bible.
1098	better-off	The comparative form of well-off; more well-off.
1099	bibliophiles	The plural form of bibliophile; more than one (kind of) bibliophile.
1100	betwixt	between
1101	bevel	A bevel is a sloped surface or edge.
1102	beveled	The past tense and past participle of bevel.
1103	beveling	The present participle of bevel.
1104	bevelled	The past tense and past participle of bevel.
1105	bevelling	The present participle of bevel.
1106	bevels	The plural form of bevel; more than one (kind of) bevel.
1107	bicker	If you bicker with another person
1108	bickered	The past tense and past participle of bicker.
1109	bickering	The present participle of bicker.
1110	bickers	The third-person singular form of bicker.
1111	beverage	A beverage is a liquid	You can get water and other cold beverages from the vending machine.
1112	beverages	The plural form of beverage; more than one (kind of) beverage.
1113	bewitch	If you bewitch a person
1114	bewitched	The past tense and past participle of bewitch.
1115	bewitches	The third-person singular form of bewitch.
1116	bewitching	The present participle of bewitch.
1117	Bhadra
1118	betray	To prove faithless or treacherous to another's trust; to be false to; to deceive; as	We were betrayed when he defected to the enemy.; He betrayed the company when he sold its secrets to a competitor.
1119	biassed	The past tense and past participle of bias.
1120	bidden	The past participle of bid.
1121	biassing	The present participle of bias.
1122	bibles	The plural form of bible; more than one (kind of) bible.
1123	bidding	The present participle of bid.
1124	bibliographies	The plural form of bibliography; more than one (kind of) bibliography.
1125	bibliography	Bibliography is a section of a written work containing citations to all the books referred to in the work.
1126	bids	The plural form of bid; more than one (kind of) bid.
1127	Biedermeier	Biedermeier is a period in European history between 1815 and 1848	That chair is in the Biedermeier style.; The historical period known as the Biedermeier era followed the Congress of Vienna and ended with the Revolutions of 1848.
1128	bibliophile	A bibliophile is a person who collects or loves books.
1129	bibliophilia	Bibliophilia is the love of books.
1130	bibliophobe	A bibliophobe strongly hates or fears books.
1131	biffing	The present participle of biff.
1132	bibliophobes	The plural form of bibliophobe; more than one (kind of) bibliophobe.
1133	bibliophobia	Bibliophobia is the fear of books.
1134	bicentenaries	The plural form of bicentenary; more than one (kind of) bicentenary.
1135	bicentenary	A bicentenary is the anniversary or celebration of something important that happened 200 years ago.
1136	biceps	The biceps is a muscle in the human upper arm.
1137	big	If something is big	He's bigger than me.; I would like a big glass of milk.; The tree was so big that you could see it over the top of the house.
1138	bicolours	The plural form of bicolour; more than one (kind of) bicolour.
1139	big up	If you big up something
1140	bicycle	A bicycle is a vehicle with two wheels. You use your legs to make it move.	I learned to ride a bicycle when I was six years old.
1141	bicycled	The past tense and past participle of bicycle.
1142	biggish	If someone or something is biggish they are a little big.
1143	bigness	Bigness is the state or quality of being big.
1144	bicycling	The present participle of bicycle.
1145	Bhagya Van
1146	bigoted	A bigoted person is a bigot.	Racists, sexists and homophobes are all bigoted.
1147	biannual	A biannual event is an event that occurs twice a year.
1148	biannually	If something happens biannually	This magazine is published biannually.
1149	bidder	A bidder is a person who bids for something.	The highest bidder at the auction bought the painting for £10,000.
1150	bidders	The plural form of bidder; more than one (kind of) bidder.
1151	bidet	A bidet is a small ceramic object which looks like a toilet. It is used for cleaning the genitalia and other parts of the body	We had a bidet fitted in our new bathroom.
1152	bidets	The plural form of bidet; more than one (kind of) bidet.
1153	biennial	If something is biennial
1154	biff	A biff is a sudden
1155	bikes	The plural form of bike; more than one (kind of) bike.
1156	biffed	The past tense and past participle of biff.
1157	bikini	A bikini is clothing that women wear. There are two separate pieces to it	In some swimming pools you can't wear a bikini.
1158	biffs	The plural form of biff; more than one (kind of) biff.
1159	bifurcate	If something is bifurcate
1160	bifurcated	If something is 'bifurcated
1161	bifurcates	The third-person singular form of bifurcate.
1162	bifurcating	The present participle of bifurcate.
1163	big fish in a small pond	Big fish in a small pond means that a person's ability is restricted in a small location or organization.
1164	bicolour	When something is bicolour
1165	bigger	The comparative form of big; more big.	Today's players are bigger, faster and stronger than yesterday's.; These problems are just getting bigger and bigger.; She wants to buy her family a bigger and better house.; My mom helped me see the bigger picture.; When I was young, I was so much bigger than everyone else.; This year, the company grew even bigger.
1166	biggest	The superlative form of big; most big.	Over the last 13 years, the Tigers have been the biggest losers in baseball.; That's the biggest mistake you've ever made.; The biggest surprise is how hard it is. It looks easy.; One of America's biggest employers is the auto industry.; The biggest problem for many students time.; I think the single biggest change you're going to see is in computers.; Women have actually been the biggest fans of the movie.; Where do all the biggest names in Hollywood party?; My biggest fear is having children.
1167	bicycles	The plural form of bicycle; more than one (kind of) bicycle.
1168	bicyclist	A bicyclist is someone who rides on a bicycle.	The bicyclist rode past the mall.
1169	bicyclists	The plural form of bicyclist; more than one (kind of) bicyclist.
1170	bid	A bid is an offer to enter into a contract to buy something or to do some kind of job.	He amazed the art world with his winning bid of nearly $54 million for Van Gogh's painting, Irises.; The Suns also made a bid for $2.3 million to get Willis from the Bulls.
1171	billeted	The past tense and past participle of billet.
1172	billeting	The present participle of billet.
1173	billets	The plural form of billet; more than one (kind of) billet.
1174	billetted	The past tense and past participle of billet.
1175	billetting	The present participle of billet.
1176	Bihar	Bihar is a state in India. The capital city is Patna.
1177	billing	The present participle of bill.
1178	bike	A short form of bicycle or motorcycle.
1179	biked	The past tense and past participle of bike.
1180	biker	A biker is a person whose lifestyle is centered on motorcycles
1181	billionaires	The plural form of billionaire; more than one (kind of) billionaire.
1182	billions	The plural form of billion; more than one (kind of) billion.
1183	bikers	The plural form of biker; more than one (kind of) biker.
1184	biking	The present participle of bike.
1185	billow	A billow is a large wave of something
1186	billowed	The past tense and past participle of billow.
1187	billowing	The present participle of billow.
1188	billows	The plural form of billow; more than one (kind of) billow.
1189	bills	The plural form of bill; more than one (kind of) bill.
1190	bikinis	The plural form of bikini; more than one (kind of) bikini.
1191	bilateral	If something is bilateral
1192	Bile
1193	bilingual	If a person is bilingual
1194	bilk	If you bilk a person
1195	bilked	The past tense and past participle of bilk.
1196	bindee	A bindee is a pronoun grammatically associated with its antecedent.
1197	bilking	The present participle of bilk.
1198	bilks	The third-person singular form of bilk.
1199	bill	A bill is a piece of paper money; a banknote.	I paid for my sandwich using a twenty-dollar bill.
1200	billboard	A billboard is a large advertisement that is usually beside a road or highway.	On the side of the road, we saw a billboard advertising shoes.
1201	bignesses	The plural form of bigness; more than one (kind of) bigness.
1202	binds	The plural form of bind; more than one (kind of) bind.
1203	billboards	The plural form of billboard; more than one (kind of) billboard.
1204	bigot	A bigot is someone who has bad and unfair opinions about large groups of people
1205	billed	The past tense and past participle of bill.
1206	billet	A billet is a place where a soldier is assigned to lodge.
1207	bingo	Bingo is a game of luck	Let's play bingo.
1208	bingos	The plural form of bingo; more than one (kind of) bingo.
1209	bigotries	The plural form of bigotry; more than one (kind of) bigotry.
1210	bigotry	Bigotry is being stubborn and unable to tolerate a certain person or group
1211	bigots	The plural form of bigot; more than one (kind of) bigot.
1212	bins	The plural form of bin; more than one (kind of) bin.
1213	billings	The plural form of billing; more than one (kind of) billing.
1214	billion	ordinal billionth) The number 1	In 2006, China had about 1.3 billion people.
1215	billionaire	A billionaire is a person who has one billion dollars or more.
1216	billionth	The billionth thing is something that is number one billion (US: 1
1217	billionths	The plural form of billionth; more than one (kind of) billionth.
1218	Billy	Billy is a male given name.
1219	bimbo	A bimbo is a woman who is stupid but very sexy.
1220	bimbos	The plural form of bimbo; more than one (kind of) bimbo.
1221	bin	A bin is a container for garbage.	Clean up this room and throw that junk in the bin.
1222	binary	Something that is binary is in one of two mutually exclusive states.	Binary states are often represented as 1 and 0 in computers.
1223	biodegradable	Something that is biodegradable can be decomposed by biological activity.
1224	bind	If you bind something put rope or string around it	She tied the rope around their hands, binding them tightly together.; He bound the books with string and carried them downstairs.
1225	bindees	The plural form of bindee; more than one (kind of) bindee.
1226	biographies	The plural form of biography; more than one (kind of) biography.
1227	biography	A biography is the story of a person's life that is written by someone else.	He wrote a biography of John F. Kennedy.
1228	biological	If something is biological
1229	biologies	The plural form of biology; more than one (kind of) biology.
1230	binder	A binder is something that is used to bind things together
1231	binders	The plural form of binder; more than one (kind of) binder.
1232	billiards	Billiards is a two-player cue sport played with two cue balls and one red ball.
1233	binturongs	The plural form of binturong; more than one (kind of) binturong.
1234	biometrics	Biometrics is a system that detects unique human characteristics using DNA of people.
1235	bio	Biographical sketch
1236	bio-	Words that are prefixed with bio- are related to biology or life.
1237	biochemical	A biochemical is a chemical made from a biological source.
1238	biochemicals	The plural form of biochemical; more than one (kind of) biochemical.
1239	biochemist	A biochemist is someone whose job is related to biochemistry	He became a biochemist at age 30.
1240	biochemistry	Biochemistry is about the science of compounds that occur in living organisms and the processes that occurs within them.
1241	biochemists	The plural form of biochemist; more than one (kind of) biochemist.
1242	biosphere	The biosphere of a planet is the part of it and its atmosphere that can support life.
1243	biospheres	The plural form of biosphere; more than one (kind of) biosphere.
1244	biocriminology	Biocriminology is an area of criminology. It studies about biological factors and their connection to crime.
1245	biodiversity	Biodiversity is the number and variety of species in an area.	The biodiversity of tropical rain forests is high.
1246	biogenesis	Biogenesis is the principle that living organisms are produced only from other living organisms.
1247	biosyntheses	The plural form of biosynthesis; more than one (kind of) biosynthesis.
1248	biosynthesis	Biosynthesis is the production of complex compounds within a living organism.
1249	biosynthesise	If you biosynthesise something
1250	biosynthesised	The past tense and past participle of biosynthesise.
1251	biosynthesises	The third-person singular form of biosynthesise.
1252	biosynthesising	The present participle of biosynthesise.
1253	binding	The present participle of bind.
1254	bindings	The plural form of binding; more than one (kind of) binding.
1255	binge	A short period of excessive consumption
1256	binged	The past tense and past participle of binge.
1257	binges	The plural form of binge; more than one (kind of) binge.
1258	binging	The present participle of binge.
1259	binned	The past tense and past participle of bin.
1260	binning	The present participle of bin.
1261	biplane	A biplane is an airplane that has two main wings.
1262	biplanes	The plural form of biplane; more than one (kind of) biplane.
1263	bipolar	If something is bipolar
1264	binoculars	Binoculars is a device that is used to zoom in using a series of lenses so that items that are far away can be made bigger and seen more clearly.
1265	binturong	A binturong is sort of like a bearcat.	The binturong climbed a tree.
1266	biophysicist	A biophysicist is a person who studies biophysics.
1267	biophysicists	The plural form of biophysicist; more than one (kind of) biophysicist.
1268	biophysics	Biophysics is a science where the laws of physics are used to study biology.
1269	biopsied	The past tense and past participle of biopsy.
1270	biopsies	The plural form of biopsy; more than one (kind of) biopsy.
1271	biopsy	A biopsy is the examination of tissues that were removed from a living body for the study of diseases.	We will need to perform a biopsy to determine whether the tumour is malignant or benign.
1272	biopsying	The present participle of biopsy.
1273	biostatistician	A biostatistician is someone whose job is related to biostatistics.	He became a biostatistician at age 30.
1274	birdcages	The plural form of birdcage; more than one (kind of) birdcage.
1275	biostatisticians	The plural form of biostatistician; more than one (kind of) biostatistician.
1276	birdie	A birdie is another name for a bird.	Look in the sky! A birdie!
1277	biostatistics	Biostatistics is the use of statistics to biology.
1278	biosynthesize	If you biosynthesize something
1279	birdies	The plural form of birdie; more than one (kind of) birdie.
1280	biologist	A biologist is a person who studies biology.	The biologist released many animals yesterday.
1281	biologists	The plural form of biologist; more than one (kind of) biologist.
1282	biology	Biology is a type of science that studies living things like plants and animals.	It is required for students to study biology.
1283	biosynthesized	The past tense and past participle of biosynthesize.
1284	birdstrike	A birdstrike is a collision between a bird and an aircraft.
1285	biosynthesizes	The third-person singular form of biosynthesize.
1286	biosynthesizing	The present participle of biosynthesize.
1287	biotic	Something that is biotic is related to or is produced by life or living organisms.
1288	Biotrophies
1289	birthday	The day you were born.	They will need your birthday on the application.; My birthday is September 14, 1972.
1290	birthdays	The plural form of birthday; more than one (kind of) birthday.
1291	birthed	The past tense and past participle of birth.
1292	birthing	The present participle of birth.
1293	bipartisan	If something is bipartisan	The new law had bipartisan support.
1294	bipedal	If something is bipedal
1295	birthright	A birthright is a right	The prince knew he would be king one day, it was his birthright.
1296	birthrights	The plural form of birthright; more than one (kind of) birthright.
1297	biomass	Biomass is the total mass of a living thing or a part thereof.
1298	birching	The present participle of birch.
1299	bird	A bird is a warm-blooded animal that has feathers and wings and lays eggs. Most birds can fly.	A sparrow is a bird and so is a penguin, even though it cannot fly.
1300	bird of prey	A bird of prey is a bird that hunts and eats other animals. Some birds of prey are the eagle
1301	bird strike	A bird strike is a collision between a bird and an aircraft.
1302	bisect	If you bisect something
1303	bisected	The past tense and past participle of bisect.
1304	bisecting	The present participle of bisect.
1305	bisects	The third-person singular form of bisect.
1306	birdbrain	A birdbrain is someone who is not intelligent.
1307	birdbrains	The plural form of birdbrain; more than one (kind of) birdbrain.
1308	birdcage	A birdcage is a cage for a pet bird (or birds) usually portable and found in the home.	I keep a parakeet in a birdcage.
1309	birded	The past tense and past participle of bird.
1310	birdied	The past tense and past participle of birdie.
1311	birdieing	The present participle of birdie.
1312	birding	The present participle of bird.
1313	birds	The plural form of bird; more than one (kind of) bird.
1314	birds of a feather flock together	Birds of a feather flock together means that people of similar character
1315	birds of prey	The plural form of bird of prey; more than one (kind of) bird of prey.
1316	Birmingham	The second-largest city in England and the United Kingdom.
1317	biromantic	Biromantic means when you are romantically attracted to a person of both genders.
1318	birch	A birch is a tree or shrub of the genus Betula
1319	birched	The past tense and past participle of birch.
1320	bitched	The past tense and past participle of bitch.
1321	bitches	The plural form of bitch; more than one (kind of) bitch.
1322	birches	The plural form of birch; more than one (kind of) birch.
1323	birthstones	The plural form of birthstone; more than one (kind of) birthstone.
1324	bitchiness	The bitchiness of someone is how bitchy they are.
1325	bitching	The present participle of bitch.
1326	biscuit	A biscuit is a cookie.	He brought along homemade biscuits for the picnic.
1327	biscuits	The plural form of biscuit; more than one (kind of) biscuit.
1328	bites	The plural form of bite; more than one (kind of) bite.
1329	biting	The present participle of bite.
1330	bitrate	Bitrate is the frequency at which bits pass a given physical point.	Bitrate is measured in bps (bits per second).
1331	bitrates	The plural form of bitrate; more than one (kind of) bitrate.
1332	bits	The plural form of bit; more than one (kind of) bit.
1333	bitten	The past participle of bite.
1334	bisexual	Sexually attracted to members of one or more genders.
1335	bitterly	If someone does something bitterly	She bitterly complained about the unfair decision.; He cried bitterly after hearing the bad news.
1336	bitterness	The bitterness of a food
1337	bisexuals	The plural form of bisexual; more than one (kind of) bisexual.
1338	Bishkek	Bishkek is the capital city of Kyrgyzstan.
1339	bishop	In some churches a bishop is a senior minister or priest
1340	bitumens	The plural form of bitumen; more than one (kind of) bitumen.
1341	bishops	The plural form of bishop; more than one (kind of) bishop.
1342	bivalve	A bivalve is any type of mollusc that belongs to the taxonomic class Bivalvia. Bivalves have a shell that consists of two hinged sections
1343	bivalves	The plural form of bivalve; more than one (kind of) bivalve.
1344	bismuth	Bismuth is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 83.	Bismuth is very heavy and weighs the same as lead.
1345	bison	A bison is a large animal related to cows.	The Yellowstone animals make up the last wild bison herd.
1346	bisons	The plural form of bison; more than one (kind of) bison.
1347	bistro	A bistro is a small restaurant.
1348	bistros	The plural form of bistro; more than one (kind of) bistro.
1349	biromantics	The plural form of biromantic; more than one (kind of) biromantic.
1350	black hole	A black hole is a round invisible astronomical body with no solid surface and is compact enough to attract light and swallow it. That's why it remains usually invisible.	Certain stars form a couple with a black hole, turning around each other : the matter of the star is progressively swallowed by the black hole.
1351	birth	A birth is when a new baby comes out of its mother.	My mother gave birth to my brother at 12:00 on Dec. 31st.
1352	birthplace	The birthplace of someone is the location where they were born.
1353	birthplaces	The plural form of birthplace; more than one (kind of) birthplace.
1354	births	The plural form of birth; more than one (kind of) birth.
1355	birthstone	A birthstone is any of the twelve gemstones that are associated with the month of a person's birth.
1356	bitchy	A bitchy person is someone who is malicious or unpleasant.
1357	bite	If a person or animal bites something	I'm afraid of dogs. I think they'll bite me.
1358	bitter	The taste of black coffee and many medicines is bitter. This is the taste of a chemical base.	Yuk! That tastes bitter.
1359	blackberry	A blackberry is a type of black fruit that grows on vines that have thorns.	The blackberries have a great taste.
1360	bitters	The plural form of bitter; more than one (kind of) bitter.
1361	bittersweet	A bittersweet feeling is both sad and happy.	He remembered the bittersweet memories in the school.
1362	bitumen	Bitumen is a sticky
1363	bitumina	The plural form of bitumen; more than one (kind of) bitumen.
1364	bizarre	If something is bizarre
1365	black	The darkest color; with no light; the color of the sky at night.	; He stood away in the black of the night.
1366	black bear	A black bear is a bear that is black in color	Black bears are eat both plants and animals.
1367	black bears	The plural form of black bear; more than one (kind of) black bear.
1368	black box	A black box is a type of machine or mechanism where the insides of it (the way that it works) is unknown
1369	black boxes	The plural form of black box; more than one (kind of) black box.
1370	bit	A bit is an amount	There's quite a bit of money. Where did it all come from?; There was a little bit of blood when she brushed her teeth.; Her mouth opened just a tiny bit.; I'm a little bit nervous.; She saw the shop a bit farther up the road.; She slowed down a little and then a bit more until someone saw her.; I see him quite a bit.; At the second practice, I was a little bit more ready.; He felt quite a bit older.
1371	bit rate	Bit rate is the frequency at which bits pass a given physical point.	Bit rate is measured in bps (bits per second).
1372	bit rates	The plural form of bit rate; more than one (kind of) bit rate.
1373	black holes	The plural form of black hole; more than one (kind of) black hole.
1374	bitch	A female dog.
1375	blackjack	Blackjack is a card game. The aim is to try to get as near as possible to 21 points	We played blackjack at the casino
1376	blackjacks	The plural form of blackjack; more than one (kind of) blackjack.
1377	bitchier	The comparative form of bitchy; more bitchy.
1378	bitchiest	The superlative form of bitchy; most bitchy.
1379	black widows	The plural form of black widow; more than one (kind of) black widow.
1380	blackberries	The plural form of blackberry; more than one (kind of) blackberry.
1381	blackly	If something happens blackly
1382	blackbird	A blackbird is a dark-coloured bird.
1383	blackbirds	The plural form of blackbird; more than one (kind of) blackbird.
1384	blackboard	A blackboard is a large	The teacher wrote the day's lesson on the blackboard.
1385	blackboards	The plural form of blackboard; more than one (kind of) blackboard.
1386	blacked	The past tense and past participle of black.
1387	blacken	When something is blackened
1388	blackness	Blackness is the state or quality of being black.
1389	blackened	Something blackened is darkened so much that it appears black or almost black in color.
1390	blackens	The third-person singular form of blacken.
1391	blacks	The plural form of black; more than one (kind of) black.
1392	blacksmith	A blacksmith is a person who forges iron.	The blacksmith forged a sword for the prince.
1393	blacking	The present participle of black.
1394	Black ice
1395	blacksmiths	The plural form of blacksmith; more than one (kind of) blacksmith.
1396	black magic	Black magic is magic that is evil.
1397	black out	A black out is when electricity becomes unavailable in a certain area	The thunderstorm caused many homes to suffer black outs.
1398	blade	A blade is something with a long
1399	black sheep	A black sheep is a person who is regarded as a disgrace or outcast to a group.	He was the black sheep of our family after being kicked out of every school.
1400	black widow	A black window is a black spider that has poison in its fangs.	Larry was bitten by a black widow and had to be taken to the hospital.
1401	blades	The plural form of blade; more than one (kind of) blade.
1402	blacklists	The plural form of blacklist; more than one (kind of) blacklist.
1403	blah	A nonsense
1404	blackmail	Blackmail is an offence whereby someone extorts money or benefits in return of not revealing compromising or damaging information about them.
1405	Blaise	Blaise is a male given name.
1406	blackmailed	The past tense and past participle of blackmail.
1407	blackmailing	The present participle of blackmail.
1408	Blame it
1409	blackmails	The third-person singular form of blackmail.
1410	blames	The third-person singular form of blame.
1411	black-necked crane	The black necked crane (Grus nigricollis) is a large bird and medium-sized crane found in the Tibetan plateau.
1412	blanch	If you blanch something
1413	blanched	The past tense and past participle of blanch.
1414	blanches	The third-person singular form of blanch.
1415	blanching	The present participle of blanch.
1416	black-necked cranes	The plural form of black-necked crane; more than one (kind of) black-necked crane.
1417	blackout	If someone blackouts
1418	blackouts	The plural form of blackout; more than one (kind of) blackout.
1419	blackening	The present participle of blacken.
1420	blacksmithed	The past tense and past participle of blacksmith.
1421	blacker	The comparative form of black; more black.
1422	blackest	The superlative form of black; most black.
1423	blank	If you blank something
1424	blanked	The past tense and past participle of blank.
1425	blanker	The comparative form of blank; more blank.
1426	blankest	The superlative form of blank; most blank.
1427	black-eyed Susan	A Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) is a flowering plant.	You can never have too many Black-eyed Susans in your garden.
1428	black-eyed Susans	The plural form of black-eyed Susan; more than one (kind of) black-eyed Susan.
1429	blacksmithing	The present participle of blacksmith.
1430	blackish	If something is blackish
1431	blanking	The present participle of blank.
1432	blacklist	A blacklist is a list of people or things that is regarded as untrustworthy.	The software included a lengthy blacklist of disreputable websites to block.
1433	blacklisted	The past tense and past participle of blacklist.
1434	blacklisting	The present participle of blacklist.
1435	blahs	The plural form of blah; more than one (kind of) blah.
1436	Blake	Blake is a male given name.
1437	blaspheme	If you blaspheme
1438	blame	If you blame someone or something for something bad	It's not your fault... don't blame yourself.; If you keep asking the woman why he attacked her, you're blaming the victim.; She's changed, but I blame it on the drugs.; Everything's gone wrong, and I want to know who's to blame.
1439	blamed	The past tense and past participle of blame.
1440	blasphemies	The plural form of blasphemy; more than one (kind of) blasphemy.
1441	blaspheming	The present participle of blaspheme.
1442	blaming	The present participle of blame.
1443	bland	If something is bland	The soup is bland.
1444	blander	The comparative form of bland; more bland.
1445	blandest	The superlative form of bland; most bland.
1446	blandish	To blandish someone is to try to convince them of something by telling them nice things.	The salesman blandished me, hoping to sell me an expensive car.
1447	blandished	The past tense and past participle of blandish.
1448	blandishes	The third-person singular form of blandish.
1449	blandishing	The present participle of blandish.
1450	bladder	The bladder is the internal organ where urine collects.	An hour after drinking four glasses of water his bladder was full.
1451	bladders	The plural form of bladder; more than one (kind of) bladder.
1452	bladed	The past tense and past participle of blade.
1453	bladeless	If something is bladeless
1454	blading	The present participle of blade.
1455	blaring	The present participle of blare.
1456	blazer	A blazer is a type of jacket that people wear to look more casual.
1457	blazers	The plural form of blazer; more than one (kind of) blazer.
1458	blasphemed	The past tense and past participle of blaspheme.
1459	blasphemes	The third-person singular form of blaspheme.
1460	blasphemous	A blasphemous person is someone who disrespects God.
1461	blasphemy	An act of cursing God or sacred things.
1462	bleacher	A bleacher is used to seat people watching sports events
1463	blast	A blast is when something blows up or explodes.	The blast shook the building.
1464	blasted	The past tense and past participle of blast.
1465	blasting	The present participle of blast.
1466	bleak	If a place is bleak
1467	bleaker	The comparative form of bleak; more bleak.
1468	bleakest	The superlative form of bleak; most bleak.
1469	bleaks	The plural form of bleak; more than one (kind of) bleak.
1470	blastproof	If something is blastproof
1471	blasts	The third-person singular form of blast.
1472	blatant	When something is blatant	Not putting uncooked meat in the freezer is a blatant health code violation!
1473	blanket	A piece of cloth with which a person covers themselves.	The girl was covered with a blanket by her mother when she went to bed.
1474	blearing	The present participle of blear.
1475	blanketed	The past tense and past participle of blanket.
1476	blanketing	The present participle of blanket.
1477	blankets	The plural form of blanket; more than one (kind of) blanket.
1478	blanks	The plural form of blank; more than one (kind of) blank.
1479	blare	A blare is a loud sound.	I can hardly hear you over the blare of the radio.
1480	blared	The past tense and past participle of blare.
1481	blares	The plural form of blare; more than one (kind of) blare.
1482	blazes	The plural form of blaze; more than one (kind of) blaze.
1483	blazing	The present participle of blaze.
1484	bleach	Bleaching something means to make it become white or even colorless.	She bleached her brown hair so she could impersonate the blonde Marilyn Monroe in the talent show.; I will bleach my white shirts to take out those ink stains.; Bleaching your white shirts will take out ink stains.
1485	bleached	The past tense and past participle of bleach.
1486	bleachers	The plural form of bleacher; more than one (kind of) bleacher.
1487	bleaches	The third-person singular form of bleach.
1488	bleaching	The present participle of bleach.
1489	blearier	The comparative form of bleary; more bleary.
1490	bleariest	The superlative form of bleary; most bleary.
1491	blather	If you blather
1492	bleary	If the eyes of a person is bleary
1493	blathered	The past tense and past participle of blather.
1494	blending	The present participle of blend.
1495	blends	The plural form of blend; more than one (kind of) blend.
1496	bless	You say
1497	blathering	The present participle of blather.
1498	blathers	The third-person singular form of blather.
1499	blaze	A blaze is a fire that makes a lot of flames and light.	The fire was a big blaze that could not be put out.
1500	blazed	To be blazed means to be high; stoned.	You could tell he was blazed because of the smoke around him.
1501	blew	The past tense of blow.
1502	bleed	If you bleed
1503	bleeding	The present participle of bleed.
1504	bleeds	The third-person singular form of bleed.
1505	blind	If someone or something is blind	I'm not totally blind. I can see a little.
1506	blemish	A blemish is a small flaw which spoils the appearance of something.
1507	blemished	The past tense and past participle of blemish.
1508	blemishes	The plural form of blemish; more than one (kind of) blemish.
1509	blinded	The past tense and past participle of blind.
1510	blinder	The comparative form of blind; more blind.
1511	blemishing	The present participle of blemish.
1512	blindest	The superlative form of blind; most blind.
1513	blindfold	A blindfold is a piece of cloth that is used to cover the eyes.
1514	blindfolded	The past tense and past participle of blindfold.
1515	blindfolding	The present participle of blindfold.
1516	blindfolds	The plural form of blindfold; more than one (kind of) blindfold.
1517	blinding	The present participle of blind.
1518	blear	If you vision is blear
1519	bleared	The past tense and past participle of blear.
1520	blend	A blend is a mixture of two or more things.
1521	blended	The past tense and past participle of blend.
1522	blindside	A driver's blindside is the area around a car where they cannot see.
1523	blindsided	The past tense and past participle of blindside.
1524	blindsides	The plural form of blindside; more than one (kind of) blindside.
1525	blindsiding	The present participle of blindside.
1526	blender	A blender is an appliance used to crush food into smaller pieces.	I used the blender to make your smoothie.
1527	blears	The third-person singular form of blear.
1528	blinker	A blinker is the turn signal of a car.
1529	blinkers	The plural form of blinker; more than one (kind of) blinker.
1530	bleat	A bleat is the sound a sheep or a goat makes.
1531	bleated	The past tense and past participle of bleat.
1532	blister	A blister is a painful bump on skin that is caused by excessive rubbing or because of extreme heat.
1533	bleating	The present participle of bleat.
1534	bleatings	The plural form of bleating; more than one (kind of) bleating.
1535	bleats	The plural form of bleat; more than one (kind of) bleat.
1536	bled	The past tense and past participle of bleed.
1537	blither	The comparative form of blithe; more blithe.
1538	blimp	A blimp is a small airship used for observation.
1539	blimps	The plural form of blimp; more than one (kind of) blimp.
1540	blind as a bat	If a person is as blind as a bat
1541	blind spot	A driver's blind spot is the area around a car where they cannot see.
1542	blind spots	The plural form of blind spot; more than one (kind of) blind spot.
1543	blinders	The plural form of blinder; more than one (kind of) blinder.
1544	blindly	If something is done blindly
1545	blindness	Blindness is the condition of being unable to see.	As his blindness progressed, he had to rely more on his other senses.; She was born with complete blindness.
1546	blindnesses	The plural form of blindness; more than one (kind of) blindness.
1547	blinds	The plural form of blind; more than one (kind of) blind.
1548	bling	Bling is expensive clothes or jewelry of high prestige.
1549	bliss	To be in a state of bliss is to be very happy or content.	The children were in a state of bliss while getting to enjoy the new park.
1550	bloating	The present participle of bloat.
1551	bloats	The third-person singular form of bloat.
1552	blenders	The plural form of blender; more than one (kind of) blender.
1553	blisses	The plural form of bliss; more than one (kind of) bliss.
1554	blessed	If something or someone is blessed
1555	blobs	The plural form of blob; more than one (kind of) blob.
1556	blesses	The third-person singular form of bless.
1557	blessing	A blessing is something that you are grateful for.
1558	blessings	The plural form of blessing; more than one (kind of) blessing.
1559	blimey	If someone says "blimey"	Blimey! I didn't see that!
1560	blithering	The present participle of blither.
1561	blithers	The third-person singular form of blither.
1562	blithest	The superlative form of blithe; most blithe.
1563	blitz	A blitz is a sudden attack.
1564	blockbuster	A blockbuster is a high-explosive bomb used for the purposes of demolishing large areas
1565	blockbusters	The plural form of blockbuster; more than one (kind of) blockbuster.
1566	blocked	The past tense and past participle of block.
1567	blocking	The present participle of block.
1568	blocks	The plural form of block; more than one (kind of) block.
1569	blitzed	The past tense and past participle of blitz.
1570	blitzes	The plural form of blitz; more than one (kind of) blitz.
1571	blogged	The past tense and past participle of blog.
1572	blitzing	The present participle of blitz.
1573	blizzard	A blizzard is when a lot of snow falls with strong winds that make it hard to see very far.	I'm stuck in this blizzard of snow. I'll be a little late coming home.
1574	blogging	The present participle of blog.
1575	blogs	The plural form of blog; more than one (kind of) blog.
1576	bloke	A bloke is a boy or a man.	So, I walk in and there's this woman talking to this bloke.
1577	blokes	The plural form of bloke; more than one (kind of) bloke.
1578	blizzards	The plural form of blizzard; more than one (kind of) blizzard.
1579	bloat	If a living thing bloats	The dog lay dead and bloating beside the road.
1580	bloated	The past tense and past participle of bloat.
1581	blondes	The plural form of blonde; more than one (kind of) blonde.
1582	blink	If you blink	The sun shone in her eyes and she blinked a few times.; She turned her back and blinked away her tears.
1583	blob	A vague shape or amount; something without definite shape
1584	blistered	The past tense and past participle of blister.
1585	blonds	The plural form of blond; more than one (kind of) blond.
1586	blood	Blood is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body that carries nutrients and oxygen to the other parts of the body.	I'm taking medication for high blood pressure.; These blood vessels bring oxygen to every part of your body.; He put his hand over the cut to stop the flow of blood.; Vitamin B12 helps maintain healthy red blood cells.; When you run, your heart works harder pumping blood up and down your body.; There was a knife lying by her body, covered in blood.; The police found six tiny drops of blood in the kitchen and in the garage.
1587	blistering	The present participle of blister.
1588	blisters	The plural form of blister; more than one (kind of) blister.
1589	Blood for blood
1590	blithe	If you are blithe
1591	blithered	The past tense and past participle of blither.
1592	blockading	The present participle of blockade.
1593	bloodbank	A bloodbank is a place where blood or plasma for use in transfusions are stored.
1594	bloodbanks	The plural form of bloodbank; more than one (kind of) bloodbank.
1595	blooded	The term blooded is used to describe someone being bloody or bleeding.
1596	blockage	A blockage is something that is stops other things from moving.
1597	blockages	The plural form of blockage; more than one (kind of) blockage.
1598	blocs	The plural form of bloc; more than one (kind of) bloc.
1599	blog	A blog is a personal website that is used as an online journal (short for weblog).	Check out my blog at blogwebsite.net.
1600	blogger	A blogger is a person who blogs.	He is a blogger and writes about his daily life on the Internet.
1601	bloggers	The plural form of blogger; more than one (kind of) blogger.
1602	bloodlessly	Something done bloodlessly
1603	blond	A blond is a person with blond colored hair.
1604	bloods	The plural form of blood; more than one (kind of) blood.
1605	blonde	A blonde is someone who has fair (light colored) skin and hair and is usually a woman.
1606	bloodsheds	The plural form of bloodshed; more than one (kind of) bloodshed.
1607	blonder	The comparative form of blond; more blond.
1608	bloodstained	A bloodstained cloth
1609	bloodsucker	A bloodsucker is an animal that drinks the blood of others.
1610	bloodsuckers	The plural form of bloodsucker; more than one (kind of) bloodsucker.
1611	bloodvessel	Bloodvessel is another way of spelling blood vessel
1612	blondest	The superlative form of blond; most blond.
1613	bloody	You use bloody to emphasize what you're saying.	That's bloody stupid.
1614	bloodying	The present participle of bloody.
1615	blondie	A nickname for a blond person	My name is Jenny, but most people just call me Blondie.; Hey, blondie, how are you.
1616	bloomed	The past tense and past participle of bloom.
1617	blooming	The present participle of bloom.
1618	blooms	The plural form of bloom; more than one (kind of) bloom.
1619	blondies	The plural form of blondie; more than one (kind of) blondie.
1620	blobbed	The past tense and past participle of blob.
1621	blobbing	The present participle of blob.
1622	blood bank	A blood bank is a place where blood or plasma for use in transfusions are stored.
1623	blood banks	The plural form of blood bank; more than one (kind of) blood bank.
1624	bloc	A bloc is a group of countries that formed an alliance as they have a common goal.
1625	block	A block is a hard piece of material	When I was young, I liked building things with wooden blocks.
1626	blockade	A blockade is the blocking of a port or city
1627	blockaded	The past tense and past participle of blockade.
1628	blood relative	Someone's blood relative is someone who genetically related to them; they are related by blood.	My mother gave birth to me, so she is my blood relative, but my adopted brother is not my blood relative.
1629	blood vessel	Blood vessels refers to the part of the body that helps to move blood throughout the whole body. Arteries
1630	blotchy	If something is blotchy
1631	blockades	The plural form of blockade; more than one (kind of) blockade.
1632	bloodied	The past tense and past participle of bloody.
1633	bloodier	The comparative form of bloody; more bloody.
1634	bloodies	The third-person singular form of bloody.
1635	bloodiest	The superlative form of bloody; most bloody.
1636	bloodiness	Bloodiness is the state or quality of being bloody.
1637	bloodless	If something is bloodless
1638	bloodlessness	Bloodlessness is the state or quality of being bloodless.
1639	bloodshed	Bloodshed refers to bleeding. Usually during a gun shootout between police and robbers	There were lots of bloodshed on the site of the riots.
1640	bloodstain	A bloodstain is a spot on a cloth or similar material made by blood.
1641	bloodvessels	The plural form of bloodvessel; more than one (kind of) bloodvessel.
1642	blow	If wind	The wind is blowing and the trees are moving.; The wind blew the paper down the street.
1643	bloom	A bloom is a flower.	The seeds you plant in the spring will give blooms from summer through fall.
1644	blossom	A blossom is a flower of a plant that will become a fruit.	The cherry blossoms are beautiful.
1645	blossomed	The past tense and past participle of blossom.
1646	blossoming	The present participle of blossom.
1647	blossoms	The plural form of blossom; more than one (kind of) blossom.
1648	blot	A stain	There was a blot of wine on my shirt.
1649	blotch	A blotch is an uneven patch of color.
1650	blotched	The past tense and past participle of blotch.
1651	blowjobs	The plural form of blowjob; more than one (kind of) blowjob.
1652	blotches	The plural form of blotch; more than one (kind of) blotch.
1653	blows	The third-person singular form of blow.
1654	blotchier	The comparative form of blotchy; more blotchy.
1655	blotchiest	The superlative form of blotchy; most blotchy.
1656	blotching	The present participle of blotch.
1657	blood vessels	The plural form of blood vessel; more than one (kind of) blood vessel.
1658	blotting	The present participle of blot.
1659	blouse	A blouse is a shirt for women or girls
1660	bloused	The past tense and past participle of blouse.
1661	blouses	The plural form of blouse; more than one (kind of) blouse.
1662	blue	One of the colors people can see	; The sky was a deep blue above her and golden yellow beyond the village.; The wall was a mix of watery blues and greens.
1663	blue gum	A kind of eucalyptus growing in South-Western Australia and Tasmania that has got blueish leaves
1664	blue gums	The plural form of blue gum; more than one (kind of) blue gum.
1665	bluebell	A bluebell is a small blue flowering bulb of the genus Hyacinthoides.	He went into the garden to pick a bluebell.
1666	bluebells	The plural form of bluebell; more than one (kind of) bluebell.
1667	blousing	The present participle of blouse.
1668	bloviate	If a person bloviates
1669	bloviated	The past tense and past participle of bloviate.
1670	bloviates	The third-person singular form of bloviate.
1671	blueness	Blueness is the state or quality of being blue.
1672	bloviating	The present participle of bloviate.
1673	blueprinted	The past tense and past participle of blueprint.
1674	blueprinting	The present participle of blueprint.
1675	blueprints	The plural form of blueprint; more than one (kind of) blueprint.
1676	bluer	The comparative form of blue; more blue.
1677	blow the whistle	If you blow the whistle on someone	He blew the whistle on the corruption in the company.; They were fired from their jobs after blowing the whistle on the poor management of money in the company.
1678	bluest	The superlative form of blue; most blue.
1679	bluey	If something is bluey
1680	blow up	If a bomb blows up
1681	blower	A blower is machine that moves air quickly to dry or heat something.
1682	blowers	The plural form of blower; more than one (kind of) blower.
1683	blowhard	A blowhard is a person who talks too much or too loudly.
1684	bluish	If something is bluish
1685	blunder	A blunder is a major mistake.
1686	blowhards	The plural form of blowhard; more than one (kind of) blowhard.
1687	blowing	The present participle of blow.
1688	blown	The past participle of blow.
1689	blots	The plural form of blot; more than one (kind of) blot.
1690	blotted	The past tense and past participle of blot.
1691	bludgeoned	The past tense and past participle of bludgeon.
1692	bludgeoning	The present participle of bludgeon.
1693	bludgeons	The plural form of bludgeon; more than one (kind of) bludgeon.
1694	blurb	A blurb is a short description of a book
1695	blurbed	The past tense and past participle of blurb.
1696	blurbing	The present participle of blurb.
1697	blurbs	The plural form of blurb; more than one (kind of) blurb.
1698	blueberries	The plural form of blueberry; more than one (kind of) blueberry.
1699	blueberry	A blueberry is a type of fruit.
1700	bluebird	A bluebird is any North American bird in the genus Salia. Bluebirds have red and blue feathers.
1701	bluebirds	The plural form of bluebird; more than one (kind of) bluebird.
1702	blueprint	A blueprint is a design drawing that is mainly used in architecture.
1703	blues	The plural form of blue; more than one (kind of) blue.	; Those two blues go well together.
1704	bluff	A bluff is an action which suggests you are strong when you are not.	He pretended to reach for a gun, but it was a bluff.
1705	bluffed	The past tense and past participle of bluff.
1706	bluffing	The present participle of bluff.
1707	blushes	The plural form of blush; more than one (kind of) blush.
1708	blushing	The present participle of blush.
1709	bluffs	The plural form of bluff; more than one (kind of) bluff.
1710	blustered	The past tense and past participle of bluster.
1711	blusterier	The comparative form of blustery; more blustery.
1712	blusteriest	The superlative form of blustery; most blustery.
1713	blustering	If someone is blustering
1714	blusteringly	If something is done blusteringly
1715	blusterous	If something is blusterous
1716	blusters	The plural form of bluster; more than one (kind of) bluster.
1717	blustery	A blustery day means that the day is very windy.	It was an extraordinarily blustery day, with the wind popping buttons off coats and jackets.
1718	B-movie	A B-movie is a film that was made with a small amount of money and made not very well.	I did not like the B-movie I saw yesterday.
1719	blowjob	A blowjob is when someone stimulates a penis with their mouth.	Mary gave John a blowjob.
1720	blowtorch	A blowtorch is a tool that produces a controlled stream of flammable gas over a spark in order to produce a flame.
1721	blowtorched	The past tense and past participle of blowtorch.
1722	board	A board is a group of people who govern something.	The school board has chosen new textbooks for all the schools.; Bret Stephens is a member of the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal.; School boards are supposed to make sure students get the best education possible.; Copies also should be sent to the chairman of the licensing board.; I have a meeting coming up with the Community Advisory Board.
1723	blowtorches	The plural form of blowtorch; more than one (kind of) blowtorch.
1724	boarder	A boarder is a student who lives at his or her boarding school.
1725	boarders	The plural form of boarder; more than one (kind of) boarder.
1726	blowtorching	The present participle of blowtorch.
1727	bludgeon	A bludgeon is a short stick with a heavy end that is used as a weapon.
1728	blunts	The plural form of blunt; more than one (kind of) blunt.
1729	boards	The plural form of board; more than one (kind of) board.
1730	blur	If you blur something
1731	blurred	The past tense and past participle of blur.
1732	boars	The plural form of boar; more than one (kind of) boar.
1733	blurring	The present participle of blur.
1734	blurs	The third-person singular form of blur.
1735	blurt	If you blurt something out	Even though the teacher asked students not to say the answer out loud, Tim blurted "the Revolutionary War!" to the whole class.; Amir was very embarrassed after he blurted to his friend that he had romantic feelings for Lauren.
1736	blurted	The past tense and past participle of blurt.
1737	blurting	The present participle of blurt.
1738	boat	A boat is a vehicle used to travel on water.	At the lake, the children learn about fishing and boat safety.; The waves rocked the boat back and forth.; I took the old man's hand, stepped down from the dock into the yellow boat.; We got wet on the boat ride.; We sailed the wooden boats by the side of the pool, the kids holding the strings.; He looked around and spotted the boat drifting away.; We left the hotel and quickly got aboard the boat.
1739	blurts	The plural form of blurt; more than one (kind of) blurt.
1740	blush	A blush is a type of wine with a slight pink tint.
1741	blushed	The past tense and past participle of blush.
1742	boathouse	A boathouse is a building where you can store boats	Anna keeps her dinghy in the sailing club's boathouse during the winter.
1743	boathouses	The plural form of boathouse; more than one (kind of) boathouse.
1744	bluster	Bluster is smug formal talk.
1745	boatman	A boatman is a man who rides a boat.
1746	boatmen	The plural form of boatman; more than one (kind of) boatman.
1747	boats	The plural form of boat; more than one (kind of) boat.
1748	B-movies	The plural form of B-movie; more than one (kind of) B-movie.
1749	bobbies	The plural form of bobby; more than one (kind of) bobby.
1750	bobby	A bobby is a police officer.
1751	blundered	The past tense and past participle of blunder.
1752	blundering	The present participle of blunder.
1753	bock	Bock is a strong dark beer brewed in the fall and aged through the winter for spring consumption.
1754	bocks	The plural form of bock; more than one (kind of) bock.
1755	blunders	The plural form of blunder; more than one (kind of) blunder.
1756	bn	A shortened form of billion.	The country's GDP was $850bn.
1757	boded	The past tense and past participle of bode.
1758	blunt	When something is blunt
1759	blunter	The comparative form of blunt; more blunt.
1760	bodes	The third-person singular form of bode.
1761	bluntest	The superlative form of blunt; most blunt.
1762	boardwalk	A boardwalk is a wooden path that goes over sandy or swampy ground. It may also go beside a body of water or beach.	The boardwalks in the park needed repairs.
1763	bodied	If someone is bodied
1764	boardwalks	The plural form of boardwalk; more than one (kind of) boardwalk.
1765	bodily	The word bodily is used to describe that which is of or related to the body.
1766	boding	The present participle of bode.
1767	boast	To boast means to brag about yourself. Usually about what you do	After the game Joe started to boast about his skill as a goalie.
1768	bodyguard	A bodyguard is a person that is responsible for protecting an individual.
1769	bodyguarded	The past tense and past participle of bodyguard.
1770	bodyguarding	The present participle of bodyguard.
1771	bodyguards	The plural form of bodyguard; more than one (kind of) bodyguard.
1772	boasted	The past tense and past participle of boast.
1773	boastful	A boastful person is someone who boasts or brags.
1774	bodywork	The bodywork of a motor vehicle is its exterior body.
1775	bog	A bog is large wet area with many plants.	The frog jumped away into the bog.
1776	boasting	The present participle of boast.
1777	boasts	The third-person singular form of boast.
1778	boated	The past tense and past participle of boat.
1779	boater	A boater is a person who travels on a boat.
1780	bogged	The past tense and past participle of bog.
1781	bogging	The present participle of bog.
1782	boggle	If you boggle	The dogs went on, but the horse boggled at the sudden appearance of the strange beast.; The horror of the deed and its consequences boggle the imagination.
1783	boggled	The past tense and past participle of boggle.
1784	boggles	The third-person singular form of boggle.
1785	boggling	The present participle of boggle.
1786	bogs	The plural form of bog; more than one (kind of) bog.
1787	boaters	The plural form of boater; more than one (kind of) boater.
1788	boating	The present participle of boat.
1789	boil	To get to a temperature that a liquid lets out bubbles and gas at.	Water boils at 100°C.; Anne boiled the water in the kettle.
1790	BOB	A short way of saying "battery-operated boyfriend"; slang for a vibrator.
1791	bobcat	A bobcat is a North American wild cat
1792	boiler suit	A boiler suit is a kind of suit that people who work with heavy or hot manual work wear for protection.
1793	boiler suits	The plural form of boiler suit; more than one (kind of) boiler suit.
1794	boilerplate	Boilerplate is a standard text that can be reused in different pieces of writing without being changed much.	You should put this boilerplate on the front of the survey you give, so that people will know why they are filling it out.; The paper you are signing is nothing personal, its all just boilerplate.
1795	bobcats	The plural form of bobcat; more than one (kind of) bobcat.
1796	boilers	The plural form of boiler; more than one (kind of) boiler.
1797	boiling	The present participle of boil.
1798	bodacious	A bodacious person is someone who is admirable or attractive.
1799	bode	If something doesn't bode well
1800	Boiling stone
1801	boils	The plural form of boil; more than one (kind of) boil.
1802	boar	A boar is the wild ancestor of the domesticated pig
1803	bold	If someone is bold	It takes a bold man to walk on hot coals.; That is a bold idea.
1804	bolded	The past tense and past participle of bold.
1805	bolder	The comparative form of bold; more bold.
1806	boldest	The superlative form of bold; most bold.
1807	bolding	The present participle of bold.
1808	boldlier	The comparative form of boldly; more boldly.
1809	boldliest	The superlative form of boldly; most boldly.
1810	boldly	If you do something boldly	To boldly go where no man has gone before.
1811	boarded	The past tense and past participle of board.
1812	bolds	The third-person singular form of bold.
1813	boarding	The present participle of board.
1814	boarding school	A boarding school is school that provides board and lodging as well as tuition for students going home at weekends or between terms.
1815	boarding schools	The plural form of boarding school; more than one (kind of) boarding school.
1816	bodies	The plural form of body; more than one (kind of) body.	He found the bodies in the shed.
1817	bollocking	The present participle of bollock.
1818	body	A body is the main part of a person	After falling out of the tree, his arm was broken and his body hurt all over.; The governing body of the UN meets in Geneva.
1819	Bologna	Bologna is a city in Emilia-Romagna
1820	bolognas	The plural form of bologna; more than one (kind of) bologna.
1821	bodyshell	A bodyshell is the body of a motor car	The car's bodyshell was painted pink.
1822	bodyshells	The plural form of bodyshell; more than one (kind of) bodyshell.
1823	bogey	A bogey is a score on a golf hole that is one above par.	I got a bogey on the fourteenth hole, taking six strokes on a par five.
1824	bolted	The past tense and past participle of bolt.
1825	bolting	The present participle of bolt.
1826	bolts	The plural form of bolt; more than one (kind of) bolt.
1827	bomb	A bomb is a weapon that explodes.	The man killed himself and eight others by detonating a very powerful bomb.; On August 6, a U.S. B-29 dropped a 9,000-pound atomic bomb on Hiroshima.; One U.S. soldier and two Iraqi children were killed when a roadside bomb exploded in central Baghdad.
1828	bogeyed	The past tense and past participle of bogey.
1829	bogeying	The present participle of bogey.
1830	bogeys	The plural form of bogey; more than one (kind of) bogey.
1831	bogus	If something is bogus
1832	bohrium	Bohrium is a synthetic radioactive element with an atomic number of 107 and symbol Bh.
1833	boiled	The past tense and past participle of boil.
1834	boiler	A boiler is a large container where water is heated	The water from the boiler heats the whole building.
1835	boilerplates	The plural form of boilerplate; more than one (kind of) boilerplate.
1836	boiling point	Boiling point is the temperature at which a liquid boils.	The boiling point of water is 100°C.
1837	bombed	The past tense and past participle of bomb.
1838	boiling points	The plural form of boiling point; more than one (kind of) boiling point.
1839	boisterous	A boisterous person is cheerful and full of energy.
1840	bombing	The present participle of bomb.
1841	bodega	A bodega is a wine shop or cellar.
1842	bodegas	The plural form of bodega; more than one (kind of) bodega.
1843	bombshell	A bombshell is a bomb or artillery shell that is designed to explode on impact.
1844	bombshells	The plural form of bombshell; more than one (kind of) bombshell.
1845	bodice	A bodice is a sleeveless shirt for women.
1846	bodices	The plural form of bodice; more than one (kind of) bodice.
1847	bollocks	The third-person singular form of bollock.
1848	Bolshevik	A Bolshevik is a member of the Bolshevik Party	The Russian people got rid of their government and Russia had Bolshevik rule for 70 years.
1849	Bolsheviks	The plural form of Bolshevik; more than one (kind of) Bolshevik.
1850	bolt	A kind of thick screw that is used with a nut and sometimes a washer.
1851	bombard	A bombard is a medieval cannon that is used to throw heavy stone balls.
1852	Bondar
1853	bonded	The past tense and past participle of bond.
1854	bonding	The present participle of bond.
1855	bonds	The plural form of bond; more than one (kind of) bond.
1856	bombarded	The past tense and past participle of bombard.
1857	bombardier	A bombardier is a bomber crew member who aims and releases bombs.
1858	bone cancers	The plural form of bone cancer; more than one (kind of) bone cancer.
1859	boned	The past tense and past participle of bone.
1860	boneless	If something is boneless	This chicken is boneless.
1861	bombardiers	The plural form of bombardier; more than one (kind of) bombardier.
1862	bombarding	The present participle of bombard.
1863	bones	The plural form of bone; more than one (kind of) bone.
1864	bombardment	Bombardment is the act of bombing a place with bombs or projectiles.
1865	bombardments	The plural form of bombardment; more than one (kind of) bombardment.
1866	bombards	The plural form of bombard; more than one (kind of) bombard.
1867	Bombay
1868	bomber	A bomber is a person that sets bombs.	The bomber was caught by the police before he could detonate the explosives.
1869	bombers	The plural form of bomber; more than one (kind of) bomber.
1870	bombings	The plural form of bombing; more than one (kind of) bombing.
1871	boning	The removal of bones from fish etc.; filleting.
1872	bonings	The plural form of boning; more than one (kind of) boning.
1873	bombs	The plural form of bomb; more than one (kind of) bomb.
1874	bonnet	A bonnet is a brimless hat of cloth or straw worn by women and children that covers the hair and ears but not the forehead and is tied under the chin
1875	boldness	The boldness of someone is how bold they are.
1876	bonspiel	A tournament in the sport of curling.
1877	bonspiels	The plural form of bonspiel; more than one (kind of) bonspiel.
1878	bollard	A bollard is a strong post that is used to secure a ship's mooring lines.
1879	bonuses	The plural form of bonus; more than one (kind of) bonus.
1880	bollards	The plural form of bollard; more than one (kind of) bollard.
1881	boo	Boo is a word that is sometimes shouted to scare a person.	He jumped up from behind the box and yelled "boo!" I was frightened.; Ghosts say "boo".
1882	bollock	When you bollock someone	Our boss gave Harry a bollocking today for not submitting his project on time.
1883	bollocked	The past tense and past participle of bollock.
1884	boobied	The past tense and past participle of booby.
1885	boobies	The plural form of booby; more than one (kind of) booby.
1886	bonanza	A bonanza is a good situation that makes you rich.
1887	booby	A booby is a stupid person.
1888	booby trap	A booby trap is an explosive device that is disguised as a harmless object.
1889	booby traps	The plural form of booby trap; more than one (kind of) booby trap.
1890	boobying	The present participle of booby.
1891	booed	The past tense and past participle of boo.
1892	bonanzas	The plural form of bonanza; more than one (kind of) bonanza.
1893	bond	A bond is a connection between two people because of love or friendship.	War can often build strong bonds between people who suffered or fought together.
1894	booing	The present participle of boo.
1895	book	A book is a lot of paper joined together with writing and pictures printed on them for you to read or write in.	I borrow books from the library, and keep them in a bookcase.
1896	bondage	Slavery.
1897	book shop	A book shop is a shop that sells books.
1898	book shops	The plural form of book shop; more than one (kind of) book shop.
1899	bone	Bones are the hard	How many bones did a dinosaur have?
1900	book stores	The plural form of book store; more than one (kind of) book store.
1901	bone cancer	Bone cancer is cancer that begins in the bones.
1902	boner	If you get a boner	My girlfriend asked me what it was like to have a boner because she's never had one.
1903	booked	The past tense and past participle of book.
1904	boners	The plural form of boner; more than one (kind of) boner.
1905	bookings	The plural form of booking; more than one (kind of) booking.
1906	bong	A bong is the sound made by a large bell when you hit it.
1907	bookkeeper	A bookkeeper is someone responsible for keeping records
1908	bookkeepers	The plural form of bookkeeper; more than one (kind of) bookkeeper.
1909	bookkeeping	The act of keeping books or records of information on transactions.
1910	bookkeepings	The plural form of bookkeeping; more than one (kind of) bookkeeping.
1911	bonged	The past tense and past participle of bong.
1912	bonging	The present participle of bong.
1913	bongs	The plural form of bong; more than one (kind of) bong.
1914	bonier	The comparative form of bony; more bony.
1915	boniest	The superlative form of bony; most bony.
1916	boniness	The boniness of something is how bony it is.
1917	Bonn	Bonn is a city in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia
1918	bonnets	The plural form of bonnet; more than one (kind of) bonnet.
1919	Books of Mormon	The plural form of Book of Mormon; more than one (kind of) Book of Mormon.
1920	bookseller	A bookseller is someone who sells books.	George wants to become a bookseller as he has a passion for books.
1921	booksellers	The plural form of bookseller; more than one (kind of) bookseller.
1922	bon appétit	If you wish someone bon appétit
1923	bookshelves	The plural form of bookshelf; more than one (kind of) bookshelf.
1924	bookshop	A bookshop is a shop that sells books.
1925	bookshops	The plural form of bookshop; more than one (kind of) bookshop.
1926	bonus	A bonus is something extra or more that is added.	John got a bonus because he played very well.
1927	bony	If something is bony
1928	boo hoo	Boo hoo is the sound of crying.	"Boo hoo!" cried Lisa after she lost her saxophone.
1929	boob	breast
1930	boom	A boom is the sound that is made from an explosion.	The boom of that volcano hurt my ears.
1931	bon mot	A bon mot is a clever saying or phrase.
1932	bon voyage	If you wish someone bon voyage
1933	booger	Snot; both dried flakes of snot and liquid globs.
1934	boogers	The plural form of booger; more than one (kind of) booger.
1935	boomed	The past tense and past participle of boom.
1936	Book of Mormon	The Book of Mormon is a sacred and the main holy book of Mormonism.
1937	boomerangs	The plural form of boomerang; more than one (kind of) boomerang.
1938	booming	If a business or economy is booming	The power of China's booming economy continues to stun the world.
1939	booms	The plural form of boom; more than one (kind of) boom.
1940	boos	The plural form of boo; more than one (kind of) boo.
1941	boost	A boost is a push from behind	My friend gave me a boost to push me over the fence.
1942	boosted	The past tense and past participle of boost.
1943	book store	A book store is a store that sells books.	Which book store do you wish to go to?; The book store is selling the new copy of the book!
1944	bookcase	A bookcase is a piece of furniture that is used to hold books. Bookcases can be different sizes	A library has many bookcases holding books on many different topics.
1945	boosting	The present participle of boost.
1946	boosts	The plural form of boost; more than one (kind of) boost.
1947	bookcases	The plural form of bookcase; more than one (kind of) bookcase.
1948	booted	The past tense and past participle of boot.
1949	booking	A booking is an agreement between you and a business such as a hotel or airline to use their services on a particular date.	If you need to cancel your booking, you must advise the hotel before Aug. 22.
1950	bookish	If someone is bookish	Example: Mr. Akello is bookish and especially loves books about chemistry.
1951	booklet	A booklet is a small book
1952	booting	The present participle of boot.
1953	booklets	The plural form of booklet; more than one (kind of) booklet.
1954	bootlegged	The past tense and past participle of bootleg.
1955	bootlegging	The present participle of bootleg.
1956	bootlegs	The third-person singular form of bootleg.
1957	boots	The plural form of boot; more than one (kind of) boot.
1958	bookmark	A bookmark is a long piece of leather or paper that is used to mark a place in a book.	The bookmark was placed at page 35.
1959	bookmarkable	If something is bookmarkable
1960	bookmarked	The past tense and past participle of bookmark.
1961	bookmarking	The present participle of bookmark.
1962	bookmarks	The plural form of bookmark; more than one (kind of) bookmark.
1963	books	The plural form of book; more than one (kind of) book.
1964	bordered	The past tense and past participle of border.
1965	bordering	The present participle of border.
1966	borderless	If something is borderless
1967	bookshelf	A bookshelf is a shelf that hold books.	The book should be on the bookshelf.; My bookshelves are so full that soon I will need a new one.
1968	borders	The plural form of border; more than one (kind of) border.
1969	bookstore	A bookstore is a store that sells books.	Which bookstore do you wish to go to?; The bookstore is selling the new copy of the book!
1970	bookstores	The plural form of bookstore; more than one (kind of) bookstore.
1971	bored	If you are bored	After ten years at the same job, he had grown bored with work.; I just get bored with doing the same thing over and over.
1972	bookworm	A bookworm is a person who likes to read.
1973	bores	The third-person singular form of bore.
1974	bookworms	The plural form of bookworm; more than one (kind of) bookworm.
1975	boringly	If something is done boringly	The novel's plot is boringly predictable, and the characters are bland and one-dimensional.
1976	boobs	The plural form of boob; more than one (kind of) boob.
1977	borne	The past participle of bear.
1978	boomboxes	The plural form of boombox; more than one (kind of) boombox.
1979	borough	A fortified town; a town or city.
1980	boroughs	The plural form of borough; more than one (kind of) borough.
1981	borrow	If you borrow something from someone	Governments need to make it easier for students to borrow money for school.; The company has also borrowed heavily from the Boston Federal Reserve Bank – some $1.6 billion last month alone.; Can I borrow your car and show my dad I can drive?
1982	boomerang	A boomerang is a curved weapon made of wood that you can throw and it returns to you.
1983	booster	A booster is a person or thing that supports
1984	boosters	The plural form of booster; more than one (kind of) booster.
1985	boot	A shoe that covers part of the leg.	I love my special hiking boots.
1986	booth	A small stall to sell items.
1987	Bosnia	The northern 75% of the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
1988	booths	The plural form of booth; more than one (kind of) booth.
1989	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bosnia is a country on the Balkan peninsula in Europe. The capital city is Sarajevo.
1990	booties	The plural form of booty; more than one (kind of) booty.
1991	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Bosnia-Herzegovina is another way of spelling Bosnia and Herzegovina.
1992	boss	Your boss is the person who tells you what to do at work.	My former boss was very happy for the chance to fire me.; I started the company because I wanted to be my own boss.
1993	bossed	The past tense and past participle of boss.
1994	bosses	The plural form of boss; more than one (kind of) boss.
1995	bootleg	If you bootleg liquor or a copyrighted product
1996	booty	Booty refers to the buttocks.
1997	bossing	The present participle of boss.
1998	booze	Booze is any type of drink that has alcohol in it.
1999	boozed	The past tense and past participle of booze.
2000	boozes	The third-person singular form of booze.
2001	boozing	The present participle of booze.
2002	border	The border of a country is the edge of the country: the place where that country touches another country.	You can't cross the border without identification papers.
2003	botanical	If something is botanical
2004	botanist	A botanist is a person who studies botany.	Nikolaus Ager was a French botanist and physician.
2005	botanists	The plural form of botanist; more than one (kind of) botanist.
2006	botany	Botany is the science of learning about plants.	My mother studied botany in college.
2007	borderline	A borderline case is not clearly in one category or the other.	Our clear criteria permit few borderline cases.; I'm not sure, but I think what you did is borderline criminal.
2008	bother	If you bother to do something	Don't bother with the dishes. I'll do them later.; I didn't bother to clean up after he was finished.; Did you bother going to the hospital to meet her?; Sometimes wonder why I even bother.; Nobody even bothered to ask how I was feeling.
2009	bore	If you bore somebody	I hate tennis; it bores me.
2010	boreal	Of
2011	boom box	A boom box is a large	Eddie brought in a boom box so he could listen to music while he worked.
2012	boom boxes	The plural form of boom box; more than one (kind of) boom box.
2013	boombox	A boombox is a large	Eddie brought in a boombox so he could listen to music while he worked.
2014	bottled	The past tense and past participle of bottle.
2015	bottles	The plural form of bottle; more than one (kind of) bottle.
2016	borrowed	The past tense and past participle of borrow.
2017	borrower	A borrower is someone who borrows.
2018	borrowers	The plural form of borrower; more than one (kind of) borrower.
2019	bottomed	The past tense and past participle of bottom.
2020	bottoming	The present participle of bottom.
2021	bottomless	If something is bottomless
2022	bottoms	The plural form of bottom; more than one (kind of) bottom.
2023	borrowing	The present participle of borrow.
2024	borrows	The third-person singular form of borrow.
2025	Bosnia and Hercegovina	Bosnia and Hercegovina is another way of spelling Bosnia and Herzegovina.
2026	bouillon	A bouillon is a broth that is made by simmering meat
2027	Bosnia-Hercegovina	Bosnia-Hercegovina is another way of spelling Bosnia and Herzegovina.
2028	bossier	The comparative form of bossy; more bossy.
2029	bossiest	The superlative form of bossy; most bossy.
2030	bossy	A bossy person often tells others what to do.	Mary is so bossy, always telling me what to do.
2031	bounce	To bounce is to change the direction of motion after hitting an object.	The tennis ball bounced off the wall.
2032	bounced	The past tense and past participle of bounce.
2033	Boston	Boston is the capital of Massachusetts.
2034	Bostonian	A Bostonian is a person who lives in Boston.	Bostonians await the arrival of spring after a cold, snowy winter.
2035	bounces	The third-person singular form of bounce.
2036	Bostonians	The plural form of Bostonian; more than one (kind of) Bostonian.
2037	bot	A bot is an autonomous program on the internet or another network that can interact with systems or users.
2038	both	When there are two things	Jim took both the apple and the orange.; Both Anne and Jane agreed to eat the pear.; Give me one. You can't have both.; Both of my parents were from Canada.; They found problems at both the schools.; The room had windows at both ends.; Working in the city and living in the country, you get the best of both worlds.; There were cars coming from both directions.
2039	bouncing	The present participle of bounce.
2040	boredom	Boredom is the feeling of being bored.	She suffered from boredom because her job was not interesting.
2041	bound	The past tense and past participle of bind.
2042	boring	If something is boring	Go to work, come home, sleep: life is so boring.; A boring lesson is rarely a useful lesson.; She's so boring. All she does is talk about clothes all the time.
2043	boundary	A boundary is the line around something's outside edge.	The elephants have to live within the boundary of the park or risk being shot.; There have been many times in their lives when the boundaries between their personal and professional lives have disappeared.; More manufactured goods are crossing international boundaries every day.; An international commission that regulates the boundary waters between the U.S. and Canada.
2044	born	The past participle of bear. Given birth to.
2045	boron	A hard	The scientist used boron in his experiment.; A lot of glass is made using boron.
2046	bottlings	The plural form of bottling; more than one (kind of) bottling.
2047	bounties	The plural form of bounty; more than one (kind of) bounty.
2048	bottom	The bottom of something is its lowest part.	Lucy took a pen and wrote her name at the bottom of the page.; He was wet from top to bottom.; it was wider at the top than the bottom.; Add wine to the pan and scrape up anything stuck to the pan bottom.; He stopped at the bottom of the stairs and looked back up.; I thought this ship was going to the bottom of the ocean.; I dropped it in the water and it quickly sank to the bottom.; She came downstairs and sat down on the bottom step.
2049	bounty	A bounty is a sum paid for killing or capturing a person or animal.
2050	boudoir	A boudoir is a woman's private dressing room
2051	boudoirs	The plural form of boudoir; more than one (kind of) boudoir.
2052	bought	The past tense and past participle of buy.	I bought gasoline for my car yesterday at the gas station.
2053	boulder	A boulder is a large piece of stone or rock.
2054	boulders	The plural form of boulder; more than one (kind of) boulder.
2055	bourgeoisie	Bourgeoisie are citizens who were wealthier members of the third estate.
2056	bout	A bout is a short period of activity
2057	boutique	A boutique is a shop. It normally sells more expensive items than most other shops.	Mary owns a fashion boutique.
2058	boutiques	The plural form of boutique; more than one (kind of) boutique.
2059	boulevard	A boulevard is a wide street in a town or city.	Turn right at Sunset Boulevard.
2060	boulevards	The plural form of boulevard; more than one (kind of) boulevard.
2061	bouts	The plural form of bout; more than one (kind of) bout.
2062	bouncer	A bouncer is a security personnel employed by bars
2063	bouncers	The plural form of bouncer; more than one (kind of) bouncer.
2064	bouncier	The comparative form of bouncy; more bouncy.
2065	bounciest	The superlative form of bouncy; most bouncy.
2066	bow down
2067	bounciness	Bounciness is the state of being bouncy.
2068	bouncy	If something is bouncy	The ball is very bouncy.
2069	bothered	The past tense and past participle of bother.	It really bothered me that Susie borrowed my shirt without asking me.
2070	bothering	The present participle of bother.	The mosquitoes are bothering me, I think I'm going to go inside now.
2071	bothers	The third-person singular form of bother.
2072	bowdlerized	The past tense and past participle of bowdlerize.
2073	bowdlerizes	The third-person singular form of bowdlerize.
2074	bowdlerizing	The present participle of bowdlerize.
2075	boundaries	The plural form of boundary; more than one (kind of) boundary.
2076	bots	The plural form of bot; more than one (kind of) bot.
2077	bottle	A bottle is a container	He drank cold water from a plastic bottle.; She brought two bottles of wine to the party.; We collected the empty beer bottles and took them back to the shop.; I filled up the bottle with water.; She cracked open four bottles and poured glasses for each of them.; The floor under the Rock was covered with trash: broken bottles, food wrappers, and ripped clothing.; The bottle had a long, thin neck.
2078	bottling	If you are bottling something
2079	bountiful	If something is bountiful
2080	bowled	The past tense and past participle of bowl.
2081	bowler	A bowler is a role in cricket which involves bowling the ball to the batsman.	The bowler bowls the ball and hits the stumps.
2082	bounty hunter	A bounty hunter is a person who catches criminals and brings them to the police in return for a reward.
2083	bowline	A bowline is a simple knot which creates a loop at the end of a rope. When it is used
2084	bowlines	The plural form of bowline; more than one (kind of) bowline.
2085	bowling	The present participle of bowl.
2086	bounty hunters	The plural form of bounty hunter; more than one (kind of) bounty hunter.
2087	bouquet	A bouquet is a bunch of flowers that are arranged nicely.	For my birthday I received two bouquets.
2088	bowls	The plural form of bowl; more than one (kind of) bowl.
2089	bows	The plural form of bow; more than one (kind of) bow.
2090	Bouquet writing
2091	bouquets	The plural form of bouquet; more than one (kind of) bouquet.
2092	boutonniere	A boutonniere is a small flower or bunch of flowers pinned to the lapel of a jacket.
2093	box office	A place at the cinema or theater where you can buy tickets from.
2094	boutonnieres	The plural form of boutonniere; more than one (kind of) boutonniere.
2095	Bouvet Island	Bouvet Island is an uninhabited island owned by Norway in the South Atlantic Ocean.
2096	bovine	If something is bovine
2097	bovines	The plural form of bovine; more than one (kind of) bovine.
2098	bow	A bow is a weapon whose ends are connected by a string
2099	bowdlerise	If you bowdlerise information
2100	bowdlerised	The past tense and past participle of bowdlerise.
2101	box-office	Box-office is another way of spelling box office.
2102	box-offices	The plural form of box-office; more than one (kind of) box-office.
2103	boy	A boy is a male child or teenager; someone who is not a man yet.	He had a pretty wife and two little ones: a boy and a girl.; My oldest son was a Boy Scout in England.; The boys basketball team won five games in a row.; Two teenage boys died in the crash.; A 12-year-old boy stands at the window and watches two men outside.
2104	bowdlerises	The third-person singular form of bowdlerise.
2105	bowdlerising	The present participle of bowdlerise.
2106	bowdlerize	If you bowdlerize information
2107	bounded	The past tense and past participle of bound.
2108	bounding	The present participle of bound.
2109	bounds	The third-person singular form of bound.
2110	bowlers	The plural form of bowler; more than one (kind of) bowler.
2111	bowling alley	A bowling alley is a building where 10 pin bowling is played.	We went to the bowling alley for a game.
2112	boyish	Someone who is boyish is like a boy or young man in a good way.
2113	boyishness	The boyishness of someone is how boyish that person is.
2114	boys	The plural form of boy; more than one (kind of) boy.
2115	bps	Short for bit per second.
2116	BPT	Best possible time.
2117	bra	A bra is an underwear worn to support the breasts.
2118	Braat
2119	brace	A brace is a wire fitted in the child's mouth to straighten the teeth.
2120	bowling alleys	The plural form of bowling alley; more than one (kind of) bowling alley.
2121	bracelet	A bracelet is a band or chain worn around the wrist as jewelry or an ornament.
2122	bracelets	The plural form of bracelet; more than one (kind of) bracelet.
2123	braces	The plural form of brace; more than one (kind of) brace.
2124	bowser	A bowser is a vehicle that is used to fuel an aircraft or to deliver water.
2125	bracket	A tax	In the 25 to 29 age bracket, 43 percent of men and 29 percent of women had never married.; Investors in the 28% tax bracket (taxable income between $32,450 and $46,200 a year) will pay less tax next year.
2126	bracketed	The past tense and past participle of bracket.
2127	bracketing	The present participle of bracket.
2128	brackets	The plural form of bracket; more than one (kind of) bracket.
2129	bowsers	The plural form of bowser; more than one (kind of) bowser.
2130	box	A box is a square container	We had big cardboard boxes filled with the stuff.; I gave my seat to an old woman with a chicken in a wooden box.; It was always fun to open my lunch box and see what my mom had packed.; Jack Ferguson found a box containing his son's personal papers,; After the party, there were empty pizza boxes everywhere.; UPS had delivered a stack of boxes.
2131	box offices	The plural form of box office; more than one (kind of) box office.
2132	Bradley	Bradley is a male given name.
2133	boxed	The past tense and past participle of box.
2134	Brady	Brady is a male given name.
2135	brag	If you brag about something	Don't brag about it please.
2136	boxer	A boxer is a person who boxes (fights for sport by hitting with fists).
2137	boxers	The plural form of boxer; more than one (kind of) boxer.
2138	boxes	The plural form of box; more than one (kind of) box.
2139	Brahma
2140	Brahui	A group of people of Eastern Baluchistan.
2141	boxing	A sport where people fight with fists.
2142	boxings	The plural form of boxing; more than one (kind of) boxing.
2143	boycott	If you boycott something	When the newspapers reported that a major clothing company had used child labor, many people boycotted the company.
2144	boycotted	The past tense and past participle of boycott.
2145	braille	braile is a special font for the blind people. It uses raised objects (such as dots) that the blind can read as alphabetical letters and numbers by touching them with fingers.
2146	brailled	The past tense and past participle of braille.
2147	brailles	The plural form of braille; more than one (kind of) braille.
2148	brailling	The present participle of braille.
2149	brain	Your brain is the part of your body that is inside your head.	The brain is the part of the body that thinks and controls the rest of the body through the nervous system.; He has serious brain damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.
2150	boycotting	The present participle of boycott.
2151	brain cancers	The plural form of brain cancer; more than one (kind of) brain cancer.
2152	boycotts	The plural form of boycott; more than one (kind of) boycott.
2153	bowed	The past tense and past participle of bow.
2154	bowel	The bowel is an internal organ which helps an organism digest food.
2155	boyfriend	Boyfriend normally describes a boy or a young man	I didn't have a boyfriend, and I thought that it was because I was too fat.
2156	brainier	The comparative form of brainy; more brainy.
2157	brainiest	The superlative form of brainy; most brainy.
2158	braininess	The braininess of someone is how brainy (intelligent) they are.
2159	brainless	A brainless person is someone who is stupid.
2160	brains	The plural form of brain; more than one (kind of) brain.
2161	boyfriends	The plural form of boyfriend; more than one (kind of) boyfriend.
2162	bowels	Bowels are the innermost parts of something.
2163	bowing	The present participle of bow.
2164	bowl	A bowl is a deep dish.	In large mixing bowl, stir together flours, baking powder, and salt until thoroughly combined.; Why don't you let me fix you a nice hot bowl of soup.
2165	boyhoods	The plural form of boyhood; more than one (kind of) boyhood.
2166	braced	The past tense and past participle of brace.
2167	bracing	The present participle of brace.
2168	brackish	Brackish water or briny water is water that is more salty than fresh water	The water from rivers becomes brakish at the mouth of the river.
2169	Brad	Brad is a male given name.
2170	Bradford	Bradford is a city in northern England.
2171	brainy	Somebody brainy is intelligent	The kid is brainy.
2172	Bradly	Bradly is a male given name.
2173	bragged	The past tense and past participle of brag.
2174	bragging	The present participle of brag.
2175	brags	The third-person singular form of brag.
2176	brake	The part of an object that makes it slow down.	The crash was caused by the car's brakes failing.
2177	braid	A braid is a weave of several strands of fabric or hair that is used for decoration.
2178	brakes	The plural form of brake; more than one (kind of) brake.
2179	braided	The past tense and past participle of braid.
2180	braiding	The present participle of braid.
2181	branch	A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk (center).	Sally scraped her arm on a branch when she fell out of a tree.
2182	braids	The plural form of braid; more than one (kind of) braid.
2183	branches	The plural form of branch; more than one (kind of) branch.
2184	branching	The present participle of branch.
2185	brand	A brand is a red-hot piece of wood in a fire.	Don't touch that brand!
2186	brain cancer	is a type of cancer that arises in the brain.
2187	branded	The past tense and past participle of brand.
2188	brandies	The plural form of brandy; more than one (kind of) brandy.
2189	branding	Branding is the action of marking with a branding iron.
2190	brandish	If you brandish a weapon
2191	brandished	The past tense and past participle of brandish.
2192	brandishes	The third-person singular form of brandish.
2193	brandishing	The present participle of brandish.
2194	brands	The plural form of brand; more than one (kind of) brand.
2195	brandy	Brandy is a type of spirit produced by distilled wine.
2196	brans	The plural form of bran; more than one (kind of) bran.
2197	bras	The plural form of bra; more than one (kind of) bra.
2198	brash	A brash person is someone who is overly bold in a rude and noisy way.
2199	brasher	The comparative form of brash; more brash.
2200	brashest	The superlative form of brash; most brash.
2201	brass	Brass is a shiny yellow-orange metal.	The brass chest only has one key.
2202	brainchild	A brainchild is something that is considered to be a person's creation or original idea.	The entire project was the brainchild of a small group of visionaries.
2203	brainchildren	The plural form of brainchild; more than one (kind of) brainchild.
2204	brainiac	A brainiac is a very intelligent and usually studious person.
2205	brainiacs	The plural form of brainiac; more than one (kind of) brainiac.
2206	brat	A brat is an ill mannered and spoiled child.
2207	brainstorm	If you brainstorm
2208	brats	The plural form of brat; more than one (kind of) brat.
2209	brainstormed	The past tense and past participle of brainstorm.
2210	brainstorming	The present participle of brainstorm.
2211	brainstorms	The third-person singular form of brainstorm.
2212	boyhood	Boyhood is the time a boy is in his childhood or youth.	He was still in boyhood when he broke the window.
2213	brainteasers	The plural form of brainteaser; more than one (kind of) brainteaser.
2214	bravelier	The comparative form of bravely; more bravely.
2215	braveliest	The superlative form of bravely; most bravely.
2216	bravely	If something is done bravely
2217	brainwash	If you are brainwashed by something	North Korean citizens are being brainwashed by the media in their country about the West being evil.; Encyclopedias and dictionaries are brainwashed by science and evolution, and don't feel that God, the Bible, or creation is real, because of science and other religions and their "gods".
2218	brainwashed	The past tense and past participle of brainwash.
2219	brainwashes	The third-person singular form of brainwash.
2220	brainwashing	The present participle of brainwash.
2221	braise	If you braise your food
2222	braised	The past tense and past participle of braise.
2223	brawl	A brawl is a disorderly argument or fight that usually involves a large number of people.
2224	brawled	The past tense and past participle of brawl.
2225	brawling	The present participle of brawl.
2226	brawls	The plural form of brawl; more than one (kind of) brawl.
2227	brawn	A brawn person has strong muscles.
2228	brawnier	The comparative form of brawny; more brawny.
2229	brawniest	The superlative form of brawny; most brawny.
2230	brawny	A brawny person is someone who has well-developed muscles.
2231	bray	If an animal brays	Whenever I walked by, that donkey brayed at me.
2232	braises	The third-person singular form of braise.
2233	brayed	The past tense and past participle of bray.
2234	braying	The present participle of bray.
2235	brays	The third-person singular form of bray.
2236	Brazil	Brazil is a country in South America. It is north of Argentina.
2237	Brazilian	A Brazilian is a person or thing that comes from Brazil.
2238	Brazilians	The plural form of Brazilian; more than one (kind of) Brazilian.
2239	braising	The present participle of braise.
2240	braked	The past tense and past participle of brake.
2241	braking	The present participle of brake.
2242	bran	Bran is the broken pieces of a grain husk that is separated from the flour.
2243	branched	The past tense and past participle of branch.
2244	bread	Bread is food made from mixing flour	Small children love eating bread and butter.
2245	bread crumb	A bread crumb is a tiny piece of bread that fell off when it is cut or eaten.
2246	brand new	If something is brand new
2247	brass knuckles	Brass knuckles are a weapon that is put around the fingers to increase the damages of a punch and protect the fingers at the same time.
2248	brassard	A brassard is a piece of cloth worn around the upper arm. It is usually part of a military uniform and may contain a unit's insignia.
2249	brassards	The plural form of brassard; more than one (kind of) brassard.
2250	brasses	The plural form of brass; more than one (kind of) brass.
2251	breadcrumb	A breadcrumb is a tiny piece of bread that fell off when it is cut or eaten.
2252	brainteaser	A brainteaser is a difficult problem or puzzle.
2253	braveness	The braveness of someone is how brave they are.
2254	braver	The comparative form of brave; more brave.
2255	breads	The plural form of bread; more than one (kind of) bread.
2256	bravery	Bravery is actions	He showed great bravery in going back in to the burning building to wake his sister.
2257	breadths	The plural form of breadth; more than one (kind of) breadth.
2258	breadwinner	A breadwinner is the primary person who earns money to support their family.
2259	breadwinners	The plural form of breadwinner; more than one (kind of) breadwinner.
2260	braves	The plural form of brave; more than one (kind of) brave.
2261	bravest	The superlative form of brave; most brave.
2262	braving	The present participle of brave.
2263	Brayden	Brayden is a male given name.
2264	BRB	BRB is an initialism of be right back.
2265	breach	If you breach a duty
2266	breaches	The plural form of breach; more than one (kind of) breach.
2267	break in
2268	Break one's fast
2269	Bratislava	Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia.
2270	bravado	Bravado is a bold way of showing courage for the intent to impress or intimidate.
2271	bravadoes	The plural form of bravado; more than one (kind of) bravado.
2272	bravados	The plural form of bravado; more than one (kind of) bravado.
2273	brave	If you are brave	You must be very brave to run into a burning house.; She has been brave about her disease.
2274	braved	The past tense and past participle of brave.
2275	breakage	Breakage is the act of breaking.
2276	breakages	The plural form of breakage; more than one (kind of) breakage.
2277	breakdown	A breakdown is when something has failed	The car they were driving had a breakdown when the engine stopped working.
2278	breakdowns	The plural form of breakdown; more than one (kind of) breakdown.
2279	breaker	A breaker is something that breaks.
2280	breakers	The plural form of breaker; more than one (kind of) breaker.
2281	breadcrumbs	The plural form of breadcrumb; more than one (kind of) breadcrumb.
2282	breakfasts	The plural form of breakfast; more than one (kind of) breakfast.
2283	breaking	The present participle of break.
2284	breaking down	The present participle of break down.
2285	breadth	The breadth of an object is the distance from side to side
2286	breakout	A breakout is an escape from prison.
2287	breakouts	The plural form of breakout; more than one (kind of) breakout.
2288	breaks	The third-person singular form of break.
2289	breaks down	The third-person singular form of break down.
2290	break	If you break something	He injured his leg and broke his arm during the crash.; When my brother died, my family broke apart.; The airplane broke apart in the sky over Hawai'i.; When the ice broke underneath me, I said to myself, I'm in trouble.
2291	breakthroughs	The plural form of breakthrough; more than one (kind of) breakthrough.
2292	break a leg	If you tell someone to break a leg
2293	breakups	The plural form of breakup; more than one (kind of) breakup.
2294	break a sweat	If you break a sweat
2295	breasted	The past tense and past participle of breast.
2296	break away	If you break away from a group
2297	breastfeed	If a woman breastfeeds
2298	break character	If you break character
2299	break down	If something breaks down	As Betty was driving, her car broke down in the middle of the road.
2300	breasting	The present participle of breast.
2301	breasts	The plural form of breast; more than one (kind of) breast.
2302	break even	If a company breaks even
2303	breathe	If you breathe
2304	breathed	The past tense and past participle of breathe.
2305	breathes	The third-person singular form of breathe.
2306	breathing	The present participle of breathe.
2307	breached	The past tense and past participle of breach.
2308	break the bank	If you break the bank at the casino
2309	breathtaking	A place that is breathtaking is very beautiful.
2310	breaching	The present participle of breach.
2311	breech	The part of a cannon or other firearm behind the chamber.	As quickly as a new shell was loaded into the breech, the cannon was fired.
2312	breeches	The plural form of breech; more than one (kind of) breech.
2313	bread crumbed	The past tense and past participle of bread crumb.
2314	breedable	If something is breedable
2315	bread crumbing	The present participle of bread crumb.
2316	bread crumbs	The plural form of bread crumb; more than one (kind of) bread crumb.
2317	breadbasket	A breadbasket is a basket that holds bread.
2318	breadbaskets	The plural form of breadbasket; more than one (kind of) breadbasket.
2319	breadcrumbed	The past tense and past participle of breadcrumb.
2320	break the ice	If you break the ice with a stranger
2321	break up	If a couple breaks up
2322	break wind	If you break wind
2323	breadcrumbing	The present participle of breadcrumb.
2324	Breaking the fast
2325	breakthrough	A breakthrough is a sudden change	After the breakthrough, rubber could be made in a factory and rubber trees were no longer the only source of rubber.
2326	breakup	A breakup is the ending of a friendship or a romantic relationship.
2327	breast	A woman's breasts are the two soft round parts on her chest.	She learned that the cancer in her breast had spread to her leg.; Some mothers start to lose their breast milk two or three months after a child is born.
2328	breastfed	The past tense and past participle of breastfeed.
2329	breastfeeding	Breastfeeding is the act of feeding a baby milk from the breasts.
2330	brew	To brew is boil	He grew hops so he could use them to brew his own beer.
2331	breastfeeds	The third-person singular form of breastfeed.
2332	brewed	The past tense and past participle of brew.
2333	breath	Your breath is the air that you move into and out of your lungs.	After running for just a minute, his breath was coming quickly.
2334	breathless	If a person is breathless
2335	breaths	The plural form of breath; more than one (kind of) breath.	Take some deep breaths to calm yourself down.
2336	bred	The past tense and past participle of breed.
2337	brewing	The present participle of brew.
2338	brews	The third-person singular form of brew.
2339	breed	A breed can be a type of animal or plant; a species or race.	This breed of dog likes to bark more than most.
2340	bribe	A bribe is a reward that is given to someone	He gave the judge a bribe so that he would win the contest.
2341	breeded	The past tense and past participle of breed.
2342	breeding	The present participle of breed.
2343	breeds	The plural form of breed; more than one (kind of) breed.
2344	breakability	The breakability of something is how breakable it is.
2345	breakable	If something is breakable
2346	breakfast	Breakfast is the first meal that we eat in the morning.	I'm late for school. I don't have time for breakfast today.; "What time do you usually eat breakfast?" "Oh, I don't know, usually about 6:30."
2347	breezing	The present participle of breeze.
2348	brickie	A brickie is a craftsman who builds walls out of bricks.
2349	brickies	The plural form of brickie; more than one (kind of) brickie.
2350	bricklayer	A bricklayer is a craftsman who builds walls out of bricks.
2351	bricklayers	The plural form of bricklayer; more than one (kind of) bricklayer.
2352	bricks	The plural form of brick; more than one (kind of) brick.
2353	breezy	A breezy environment is a place with a breeze blowing.
2354	bride	A bride is a wife	Jill was the bride, and Jack was the bridegroom.
2355	Brenda	Brenda is a female given name.
2356	Brendon	Brendon is a male given name.
2357	Brett	Brett is a male given name.
2358	brewable	If something is brewable
2359	brewer	A brewer is someone who brews
2360	breweries	The plural form of brewery; more than one (kind of) brewery.
2361	Bridget	Bridget is a female given name.
2362	brewers	The plural form of brewer; more than one (kind of) brewer.
2363	bridle	A bridle is the headgear used to control a horse.
2364	bridled	The past tense and past participle of bridle.
2365	bridles	The plural form of bridle; more than one (kind of) bridle.
2366	bridling	The present participle of bridle.
2367	brewery	A brewery is a building where beer is produced.	The brewery was only open to visitors on the weekends.
2368	Brian	Brian is a male given name.
2369	bribed	The past tense and past participle of bribe.
2370	briefed	The past tense and past participle of brief.
2371	briefer	The comparative form of brief; more brief.
2372	briefest	The superlative form of brief; most brief.
2373	briefing	The present participle of brief.
2374	briefings	The plural form of briefing; more than one (kind of) briefing.
2375	briefly	If something is done briefly
2376	briefs	The plural form of brief; more than one (kind of) brief.
2377	breeder	A breeder is a person who breeds plants or animals.	I met a plant breeder at the seedling farm.
2378	brigade	A brigade is a group of people that have a common purpose	Paul decided to join the fire brigade so that he can save people from fires.
2379	brigaded	The past tense and past participle of brigade.
2380	brigades	The plural form of brigade; more than one (kind of) brigade.
2381	brigading	The present participle of brigade.
2382	breeders	The plural form of breeder; more than one (kind of) breeder.
2383	breeze	A breeze is a gentle wind.	The cool evening breeze is very refreshing.
2384	breezed	The past tense and past participle of breeze.
2385	breezes	The plural form of breeze; more than one (kind of) breeze.	The warm, stale breezes of the past few days have been very unsatisfying.
2386	breezier	The comparative form of breezy; more breezy.
2387	breeziest	The superlative form of breezy; most breezy.
2388	bridal	A bridal gown	The bridal party will be made up of children who will be bridesmaids and page boys.
2389	brides	The plural form of bride; more than one (kind of) bride.
2390	brides-to-be	The plural form of bride-to-be; more than one (kind of) bride-to-be.
2391	brigs	The plural form of brig; more than one (kind of) brig.
2392	bride-to-be	A bride-to-be is a woman who is about to be married	Jill is a bride-to-be. She will marry in a month.; Many brides-to-be shop for clothes to wear on their honeymoons.
2393	brilliantly	If something is done brilliantly
2394	bridge	Anything which avoids something which blocks a path	The Golden Gate Bridge connects the two sides of California.; The bridge let cars go over the road, to avoid the traffic.
2395	bridged	The past tense and past participle of bridge.
2396	bridges	The plural form of bridge; more than one (kind of) bridge.
2397	bridging	The present participle of bridge.
2398	brief	If something is brief	Today there will be brief periods of rain.; Today's meeting should be very brief.; The ceremony included a brief speech by the president.; She arrived when she was 13 months old and, except for one brief period, she never left.; During the brief interview I was asked why I wanted to work for UPS.
2399	briefcase	A briefcase is a case for carrying books and papers.	The documents were in the briefcase.
2400	briefcases	The plural form of briefcase; more than one (kind of) briefcase.
2401	brine	Brine is water with a high level of salt in it.	The chicken is soaked in brine before cooking.
2402	brig	A brig is a vessel with two almost square foremast and mainmast.
2403	briberies	The plural form of bribery; more than one (kind of) bribery.
2404	bribery	Bribery is the crime of paying someone in power to use their power to help you.	The company was under investigation for bribery in the awarding of a government contract.
2405	bribes	The plural form of bribe; more than one (kind of) bribe.
2406	bribing	The present participle of bribe.
2407	Brisbane	Brisbane is the capital of Queensland.
2408	Brice	Brice is a male given name.
2409	brick	A brick is a small
2410	brightly	If something is shining brightly
2411	brightness	The brightness of something is how much light it gives out.
2412	briskets	The plural form of brisket; more than one (kind of) brisket.
2413	brilliant	If something is brilliant	It was evening with the brilliant colors of sunset shining through the trees.; The sun's light was so brilliant that I needed to close my eyes.; The sky was a brilliant blue that day, and the air was cold.; He noticed a brilliant star in the sky.
2414	brim	The brim of something is located at the edge or border of it.
2415	brimful	Filled to maximum capacity.
2416	brimmed	The past tense and past participle of brim.
2417	brimming	The present participle of brim.
2418	brims	The plural form of brim; more than one (kind of) brim.
2419	brimstone	If something or someone is brimstone
2420	British	British people or things are those that come from Britain.	My dad is British, and my Mom is Indian.
2421	brimstones	The plural form of brimstone; more than one (kind of) brimstone.
2422	bring	When you say "you bring" something to someone	You bring lunch to me every day.; You brought a book to me last week.
2423	bright	If something is bright it gives out or fills with much light.	The sun is very bright during summer.; The bright room had a lot of windows.
2424	brighten	If something brightens	As the sun came up, the room brightened.
2425	Brits	The plural form of Brit; more than one (kind of) Brit.
2426	brightened	The past tense and past participle of brighten.
2427	brightening	The present participle of brighten.
2428	brightens	The third-person singular form of brighten.
2429	brighter	The comparative form of bright; more bright.
2430	brightest	The superlative form of bright; most bright.
2431	brisket	A brisket is the chest of an animal.
2432	briskly	If you walk briskly
2433	bristle	A bristle is a stiff or coarse hair.	the bristles of a pig
2434	bristled	The past tense and past participle of bristle.
2435	bristles	The plural form of bristle; more than one (kind of) bristle.
2436	bristling	The present participle of bristle.
2437	Brit	A Brit is a citizen of Britain.
2438	Britain	Great Britain
2439	Broadcasting station
2440	British Empire	The British Empire was the United Kingdom and its overseas territories and colonies.
2441	British Isles	The British Isles are the island of Great Britain
2442	British Raj	The British Raj was the rule of India by The British between 1858 and 1947.
2443	bringing	The present participle of bring.	I am bringing the key to you.
2444	brings	The third-person singular form of bring.
2445	Britney	Britney is a female given name.
2446	brink	A brink is the extreme edge or border of a steep place.
2447	brinks	The plural form of brink; more than one (kind of) brink.
2448	brisk	Very active and quick.	We took a brisk walk yesterday.
2449	brisker	The comparative form of brisk; more brisk.
2450	broccolis	The plural form of broccoli; more than one (kind of) broccoli.
2451	briskest	The superlative form of brisk; most brisk.
2452	broad	If something is broad	Her shoulders were swimmer's shoulders, strong and broad.
2453	broil	If you broil something you cook it with strong
2454	broiled	The past tense and past participle of broil.
2455	broiler	A broiler is an oven for broiling.
2456	broadcast	If you broadcast something	My parents decided to broadcast my test scores to the entire family when they came over for dinner.
2457	broiling	The present participle of broil.
2458	broils	The third-person singular form of broil.
2459	broke	If you're broke	Sorry, I can't do anything this weekend, I'm broke.; I'm not lending you any more money. You're always broke and you never pay me back.
2460	broke down	The past tense and past participle of break down.
2461	broken	Something that is broken is not as it should be because it has been damaged or injured	The broken cup lay in pieces on the floor.; After the crash his arm seemed broken.; A broken stone is apart(in more than one piece).
2462	broken down	The past tense and past participle of break down.
2463	broker	A broker is a person who helps a buyer and seller do a trade. A broker is usually not involved in the trade and is not biased towards either the buyer or seller.
2464	brokered	The past tense and past participle of broker.
2465	brokering	The present participle of broker.
2466	brokers	The plural form of broker; more than one (kind of) broker.
2467	Broadcast repeatedly
2468	broadcasted	The past tense and past participle of broadcast.	ESPN broadcasted the football game on the television.
2469	broadcaster	A broadcaster is an organization that does broadcasting.	The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a broadcaster in the United Kingdom.
2470	broadcasters	The plural form of broadcaster; more than one (kind of) broadcaster.
2471	broadcasting	The present participle of broadcast.	The show is broadcasting from the park outside because it is a nice day.
2472	broadcasts	The third-person singular form of broadcast.
2473	broaden	If you broaden something
2474	broadened	The past tense and past participle of broaden.
2475	bronze	Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin.	The statues were made out of bronze.;
2476	broadening	The present participle of broaden.
2477	broadens	The third-person singular form of broaden.
2478	bronzing	The present participle of bronze.
2479	broader	The comparative form of broad; more broad.
2480	broadest	The superlative form of broad; most broad.
2481	brittle	Not flexible; easy to break under stress or pressure
2482	broadly	You use broadly to suggest that something is true in many but not all cases.	Broadly speaking, there's a lot of support.; It's playing a greater role in the universities and in society broadly.
2483	broads	The plural form of broad; more than one (kind of) broad.
2484	bro	A male sibling (brother).
2485	broach	If you broach a barrel
2486	broached	The past tense and past participle of broach.
2487	broaches	The third-person singular form of broach.
2488	broccoli	Broccoli is a green vegetable with many flower heads and a thick stalk.	At dinner, I ate some beef and broccoli.
2489	broaching	The present participle of broach.
2490	broilers	The plural form of broiler; more than one (kind of) broiler.
2491	brollies	The plural form of brolly; more than one (kind of) brolly.
2492	brolly	An informal word for umbrella (a tool to keep you dry when it rains).
2493	broth	Broth is water in which meat
2494	brothel	A brothel is a building where many prostitutes gather.	I went to the brothel yesterday because I was horny, and wanted to sleep with someone.
2495	brothels	The plural form of brothel; more than one (kind of) brothel.
2496	bromance	Bromance is a strong
2497	bromine	Bromine is an chemical element that has atomic number 35 and symbol Br. It is one of the halogens
2498	bromines	The plural form of bromine; more than one (kind of) bromine.
2499	bronchi	The plural form of bronchus; more than one (kind of) bronchus.
2500	bronchitis	Bronchitis' is an inflammation of the bronchi of the lungs.
2501	bronchus	The bronchus is the primary branch of the trachea that leads into the lungs.
2502	bronzed	The past tense and past participle of bronze.
2503	brotherly	The term brotherly is used to describe things as being of or related to brothers.
2504	brothers	The plural form of brother; more than one (kind of) brother.
2505	Brothers in law
2506	bronzes	The third-person singular form of bronze.
2507	broths	The plural form of broth; more than one (kind of) broth.
2508	brought	The past tense and past participle of bring.	You brought a book to me last week.; Steve brought the money to my office.
2509	brooch	A brooch is a piece of ornamental jewellery that is attached to clothes.
2510	brooches	The plural form of brooch; more than one (kind of) brooch.
2511	brochure	A brochure is a small book	For more information, pick up our free self-help brochure called "Gum Disease".
2512	brown dwarfs	The plural form of brown dwarf; more than one (kind of) brown dwarf.
2513	brochures	The plural form of brochure; more than one (kind of) brochure.
2514	brooms	The plural form of broom; more than one (kind of) broom.
2515	bros	The plural form of bro; more than one (kind of) bro.
2516	brother	Your brother is another male child of one or both of your parents.	Two sisters and their brother played in the park yesterday
2517	brothered	The past tense and past participle of brother.
2518	brotherhood	Brotherhood is the relationship between brothers.
2519	brotherhoods	The plural form of brotherhood; more than one (kind of) brotherhood.
2520	brothering	The present participle of brother.
2521	brother-in-law	A person's brother-in-law is their spouse's brother.
2522	brother-in-laws	The plural form of brother-in-law; more than one (kind of) brother-in-law.
2523	brothers-in-law	The plural form of brother-in-law; more than one (kind of) brother-in-law.
2524	brow	Your brow is the bump out above your eye	She raised her brow in surprise.; His brow was covered in sweat after the run.
2525	brown	Brown is one of the colors people can see
2526	brown dwarf	A brown dwarf is a gas object in space that is bigger than a planet
2527	brood	A brood is the young of certain animals hatched at one time by the same mother.
2528	brooded	The past tense and past participle of brood.
2529	brows	The plural form of brow; more than one (kind of) brow.
2530	broodier	The comparative form of broody; more broody.
2531	broodiest	The superlative form of broody; most broody.
2532	brooding	The present participle of brood.
2533	broods	The plural form of brood; more than one (kind of) brood.
2534	broody	A broody bird is one that has interests in incubating eggs.
2535	broom	A broom is a cleaning tool made of bristles used for sweeping.
2536	Bruce	Bruce is a male given name.
2537	broomed	The past tense and past participle of broom.
2538	brooming	The present participle of broom.
2539	browned	The past tense and past participle of brown.
2540	browner	The comparative form of brown; more brown.
2541	bruisings	The plural form of bruising; more than one (kind of) bruising.
2542	brownest	The superlative form of brown; most brown.
2543	brownie	A brownie is a small	There was a plate of fresh brownies on the kitchen table.
2544	brownie point	If you get brownie points from someone	You're really going to get some brownie points from the teacher for that fantastic essay!
2545	brownie points	The plural form of brownie point; more than one (kind of) brownie point.
2546	brownies	The plural form of brownie; more than one (kind of) brownie.
2547	browning	The present participle of brown.
2548	brownish	If something is brownish
2549	brownnose	A brownnose is an obsequious person.
2550	brunets	The plural form of brunet; more than one (kind of) brunet.
2551	browns	The plural form of brown; more than one (kind of) brown.
2552	brunettes	The plural form of brunette; more than one (kind of) brunette.
2553	Bruno	Bruno is a male given name.
2554	brush	A brush is a tool with many thin pieces of plastic to smooth hair and wool.
2555	brown recluse spider	A brown recluse spider is a very dangerous spider.
2556	brushes	The plural form of brush; more than one (kind of) brush.
2557	brown recluse spiders	The plural form of brown recluse spider; more than one (kind of) brown recluse spider.
2558	brushwood	Brushwood is wood from branches or shrubs.	They collected brushwood for a small camp fire.
2559	bruising	The present participle of bruise.
2560	Brum	Brum is a nickname for the city of Birmingham in England.
2561	Brummie	A Brummie is someone from Birmingham
2562	Brummier	The comparative form of Brummie; more Brummie.
2563	Brummies	The plural form of Brummie; more than one (kind of) Brummie.
2564	Brummiest	The superlative form of Brummie; most Brummie.
2565	brunch	Brunch is a meal that is eaten in the late morning.	I woke up and had brunch.
2566	brunches	The plural form of brunch; more than one (kind of) brunch.
2567	brownnosed	The past tense and past participle of brownnose.
2568	brownnoses	The plural form of brownnose; more than one (kind of) brownnose.
2569	brownnosing	The present participle of brownnose.
2570	browse	When you browse something	I went to the library and browsed the physics section.; I was browsing the store's catalog when I saw a sofa on sale.
2571	browsed	The past tense and past participle of browse.
2572	browser	A browser is a person or an animal that browses.
2573	browsers	The plural form of browser; more than one (kind of) browser.
2574	browses	The third-person singular form of browse.
2575	browsing	The present participle of browse.
2576	brutes	The plural form of brute; more than one (kind of) brute.
2577	bruise	A bruise is a purplish mark on the skin due to the blood leaking from blood vessels under the surface of the skin	I accidentally knocked my head against the wall, and got a bruise on the forehead.
2578	Bryce	Bryce is a male given name.
2579	bruised	The past tense and past participle of bruise.
2580	bruises	The plural form of bruise; more than one (kind of) bruise.
2581	brusquer	The comparative form of brusque; more brusque.
2582	brusquest	The superlative form of brusque; most brusque.
2583	bubblier	The comparative form of bubbly; more bubbly.
2584	bubbliest	The superlative form of bubbly; most bubbly.
2585	Brussels	Brussels is the capital of Belgium.
2586	bubbly	If something is bubbly
2587	buccaneer	A buccaneer is a pirate.
2588	buccaneers	The plural form of buccaneer; more than one (kind of) buccaneer.
2589	brutal	If something or someone is brutal	She killed her victims in a brutal way.
2590	bucked	The past tense and past participle of buck.
2591	bucket	A bucket is a container used for carrying things like water or sand.
2592	buckets	The plural form of bucket; more than one (kind of) bucket.
2593	brutalise	If you brutalise
2594	brutalised	The past tense and past participle of brutalise.
2595	brutalises	The third-person singular form of brutalise.
2596	bucking broncos	The plural form of bucking bronco; more than one (kind of) bucking bronco.
2597	brutalising	The present participle of brutalise.
2598	brunet	A man or boy with brown or black hair.	He is a brunet.
2599	brunette	A girl or woman with brown hair.	My mum has brown hair and I am a brunette too.
2600	brutalities	The plural form of brutality; more than one (kind of) brutality.
2601	brutality	Brutality is the use of excessive physical force.
2602	bucks	The plural form of buck; more than one (kind of) buck.	I won two hundred bucks at the casino this weekend.
2603	bud	A bud is a small part of a plant which opens up and becomes a leaf or a flower.	It's spring! The buds on the trees are opening!
2604	brutalize	If you brutalize
2605	brushed	The past tense and past participle of brush.
2606	brutalized	The past tense and past participle of brutalize.
2607	brutalizes	The third-person singular form of brutalize.
2608	brutalizing	The present participle of brutalize.
2609	brutally	If something is done brutally
2610	brute	A brute is an animal.	He told her he would not come to the house unless she tied up her brute.
2611	buddied	The past tense and past participle of buddy.
2612	buddies	The third-person singular form of buddy.
2613	budding	The present participle of bud.
2614	buddy	A buddy is a friend or casual acquaintance.
2615	buddying	The present participle of buddy.
2616	brushing	The present participle of brush.
2617	budged	The past tense and past participle of budge.
2618	brusque	If a person is brusque
2619	bubbles	The plural form of bubble; more than one (kind of) bubble.
2620	budgetary	Budgetary items are those that are of or related to a budget.
2621	budgeted	The past tense and past participle of budget.
2622	budgeting	The present participle of budget.
2623	budgets	The plural form of budget; more than one (kind of) budget.
2624	bubbling	The present participle of bubble.
2625	buck	A male deer or goat.
2626	budging	The present participle of budge.
2627	Buckeye
2628	buff	A buff person is someone who is muscular.
2629	bucking	The present participle of buck.
2630	buffaloes	The plural form of buffalo; more than one (kind of) buffalo.
2631	buffed	The past tense and past participle of buff.
2632	bucking bronco	A horse that is not tame and bucks people off. Often this is used for horse that cowboys try to ride at a rodeo (a cowboy contest).
2633	buckle	If you buckle something	Please buckle your seatbelt before you drive.
2634	buffet	A buffet is a meal that consists of different dishes from which guests serve themselves.
2635	buffeted	The past tense and past participle of buffet.
2636	buffeting	A buffeting is the action of striking someone or something repeatedly and violently.
2637	buffetings	The plural form of buffeting; more than one (kind of) buffeting.
2638	buffets	The plural form of buffet; more than one (kind of) buffet.
2639	buffetted	The past tense and past participle of buffet.
2640	buffetting	The present participle of buffet.
2641	buffing	The present participle of buff.
2642	buckle up	Put your seatbelt on.
2643	buffs	The third-person singular form of buff.
2644	buckled	The past tense and past participle of buckle.
2645	bugged	The past tense and past participle of bug.
2646	bugger	A bugger is a person you don't like.	He was wearing his hat in church, so I yelled, "Take your hat off, you silly bugger.
2647	buggered	The past tense and past participle of bugger.
2648	buggering	The present participle of bugger.
2649	buggers	The plural form of bugger; more than one (kind of) bugger.
2650	buckles	The third-person singular form of buckle.
2651	buggies	The plural form of buggy; more than one (kind of) buggy.
2652	buckling	The present participle of buckle.
2653	bugging	The present participle of bug.
2654	budded	The past tense and past participle of bud.
2655	Buddha	Buddha was an ancient religious prophet who founded the religion of Buddhism.
2656	Buddharata
2657	bugs	The plural form of bug; more than one (kind of) bug.
2658	build	If you build something	I built the house with wood and stone.; When the old bridge was built, the cars were slower.; It's not easy to find the people who build bombs.; We drove down the newly built roads.
2659	builder	A builder is a person who builds things. This is most often a person who makes houses or buildings.
2660	builders	The plural form of builder; more than one (kind of) builder.
2661	Buddhas	The plural form of Buddha; more than one (kind of) Buddha.
2662	Bryan	Bryan is a male given name.
2663	BS	A short	That page should be deleted, it's nothing but BS.
2664	built	The past tense and past participle of build.
2665	bulb	A solid object that has one large
2666	bulbous	If something is bulbous
2667	bubble	A bubble is a volume of air trapped in a liquid and can float in the air.	The girl made a really big soap bubble.
2668	Bulbul
2669	bubbled	The past tense and past participle of bubble.
2670	budgie	A budgie is a type of bird from Australia and often kept as a pet; a budgerigar.	Budgies are kept in cages by people.
2671	budgies	The plural form of budgie; more than one (kind of) budgie.
2672	bulge	A bulge is something which sticks out of a surface.	The Earth has a bulge at its center.
2673	bulged	The past tense and past participle of bulge.
2674	bulges	The plural form of bulge; more than one (kind of) bulge.
2675	bulging	The present participle of bulge.
2676	buds	The plural form of bud; more than one (kind of) bud.
2677	bulk	The bulk of something is the largest part of it.	The bulk of the shipment was headed for Toronto.; The great bulk of crime has always involved stealing of one kind or another.
2678	buffalo	A buffalo is a type of large mammal.	Buffalo used to live in the plains of North America.
2679	buffer	A buffer is a physical object at the end of a train line which stops the train going any further.	Trains stop at the buffers.
2680	buffers	The plural form of buffer; more than one (kind of) buffer.
2681	buffoonic	relative to buffoons or jesters	The joker is a buffoonic card.
2682	bug	An insect of the order Hemiptera (the "true bugs").
2683	buggier	The comparative form of buggy; more buggy.
2684	buggiest	The superlative form of buggy; most buggy.
2685	buggy	A buggy is a small motor vehicle.
2686	bugle	A bugle is an instrument that sounds like a trumpet.	The military still uses bugles in marches.
2687	bull market	A bull market is a stock market where stock prices are rising.
2688	bulldoze	If you bulldoze a building	He's certainly very chirpy for a man whose house has just been bulldozed down.
2689	bulldozed	The past tense and past participle of bulldoze.
2690	bulldozer	A bulldozer is a tractor with an attached blade for demolishing building structures.
2691	bugles	The plural form of bugle; more than one (kind of) bugle.
2692	bulldozes	The third-person singular form of bulldoze.
2693	bulldozing	The present participle of bulldoze.
2694	building	A building consists of walls	I work in the Chrysler Building.
2695	buildings	The plural form of building; more than one (kind of) building.
2696	Buddhism	Buddhism is a religion and philosophy based on the teachings of Buddha that teaches enlightenment can be achieved by ending desire and attachment.	Buddhism is often practiced in Japan, Tibet, and Korea.; Teachers in Tibetan Buddhism have sought to teach Buddhism to children.
2697	bulleting	The present participle of bullet.
2698	bulletins	The plural form of bulletin; more than one (kind of) bulletin.
2699	bulletise	If you bulletise a document
2700	bulletised	The past tense and past participle of bulletise.
2701	bulletises	The third-person singular form of bulletise.
2702	bulletising	The present participle of bulletise.
2703	bulletize	If you bulletize a document
2704	bulletized	The past tense and past participle of bulletize.
2705	bulletizes	The third-person singular form of bulletize.
2706	bulletizing	The present participle of bulletize.
2707	Buddhist	A Buddhist is a follower of the religion of Buddhism.
2708	Buddhists	The plural form of Buddhist; more than one (kind of) Buddhist.
2709	budge	If something budges
2710	budges	The third-person singular form of budge.
2711	budget	A budget is a limit to how much money can be spent on something.	Our budget for a new car is $10,000.
2712	Bulgarians	The plural form of Bulgarian; more than one (kind of) Bulgarian.
2713	bulimia nervosa	Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder where people make themselves vomit after eating.
2714	bulked	The past tense and past participle of bulk.
2715	bulkhead	A bulkhead is a barrier on a ship
2716	bulkheads	The plural form of bulkhead; more than one (kind of) bulkhead.
2717	bulkier	The comparative form of bulky; more bulky.
2718	bulkiest	The superlative form of bulky; most bulky.
2719	bullpen	A bullpen is an enclosed area used to hold bulls.
2720	bullpens	The plural form of bullpen; more than one (kind of) bullpen.
2721	bulls	The plural form of bull; more than one (kind of) bull.
2722	bulking	The present participle of bulk.
2723	bulks	The plural form of bulk; more than one (kind of) bulk.
2724	bullshits	The third-person singular form of bullshit.
2725	bullshitted	The past tense of bullshit.	We didn't do much today; we just sat out on the patio and bullshitted most of the day.
2726	bullshitting	The present participle of bullshit.
2727	bulky	If something is bulky
2728	bull	An adult male cattle.	The bull was kept away from the cows.
2729	bulldozers	The plural form of bulldozer; more than one (kind of) bulldozer.
2730	bull-speaking	The present participle of bull-speak.
2731	bullet	A bullet is a small piece of metal thrown by a gun at a great speed.	Manipulating a loaded gun is dangerous because of the bullets that can be fired by accident.
2732	bulleted	The past tense and past participle of bullet.
2733	bullspoke	The past tense of bullspeak.
2734	bull-spoke	The past tense of bull-speak.
2735	bullspoken	The past participle of bullspeak.
2736	bull-spoken	The past participle of bull-speak.
2737	bully	A bully is a mean or nasty person.	The bully kicked me in the leg today.; I was called nasty names by the bully at school yesterday.
2738	bullying	The present participle of bully.	She has been bullying him into taking her on a holiday.; Bullying is a not allowed in schools.
2739	bulletin	A bulletin is a short report that is released officially.
2740	builds	The third-person singular form of build.
2741	bulbs	The plural form of bulb; more than one (kind of) bulb.
2742	Bulgaria	Bulgaria is a country in southeast Europe.
2743	Bulgarian	If something is Bulgarian
2744	bullfights	The plural form of bullfight; more than one (kind of) bullfight.
2745	bullied	The past tense and past participle of bully.
2746	bullies	The plural form of bully; more than one (kind of) bully.
2747	bullion	A bullion is a large quantity of gold or silver that is measured by weight.
2748	bump	A bump is a small impact between two things.	I felt a slight bump as the plane touched the landing strip.
2749	bullions	The plural form of bullion; more than one (kind of) bullion.
2750	bumped	The past tense and past participle of bump.
2751	bullish	A bullish person is muscular and strong; they are "built like a bull".
2752	bullshat	Bullshat is an alternative past tense of the word bullshit.	I bullshat my essay.
2753	bullshit	Clearly false.	That's bullshit! I called your office and they said you never came in!
2754	bullspeak	If a person bullspeaks
2755	bumping	The present participle of bump.
2756	bumps	The third-person singular form of bump.
2757	bull-speak	If a person bull-speaks
2758	bullspeaking	The present participle of bullspeak.
2759	bullspeaks	The third-person singular form of bullspeak.
2760	bull-speaks	The third-person singular form of bull-speak.
2761	bulletproof	A bulletproof material is something that can resist a direct shot by a bullet fired from a gun.	The police officers are wearing bulletproof vests.
2762	bums	The plural form of bum; more than one (kind of) bum.
2763	bun	A bun is a small bread roll.	I got a bun from the nearby bakery shop.
2764	bulletproofed	The past tense and past participle of bulletproof.
2765	bulletproofing	The present participle of bulletproof.
2766	bulletproofs	The third-person singular form of bulletproof.
2767	bullets	The plural form of bullet; more than one (kind of) bullet.
2768	bullfight	A bullfight is a spectacle typical of Spain where a person has to attract a bull
2769	bundled	The past tense and past participle of bundle.
2770	bumble-bee	A bumble-bee is any of several species of large bee in the genus Bombus.
2771	bundling	The present participle of bundle.
2772	bumblebees	The plural form of bumblebee; more than one (kind of) bumblebee.
2773	bungalow	A house with only one floor or storey.	They lived in a bungalow.
2774	bungalows	The plural form of bungalow; more than one (kind of) bungalow.
2775	bumble-bees	The plural form of bumble-bee; more than one (kind of) bumble-bee.
2776	bump into
2777	bumper	A bumper is a bar at the front or back of a vehicle to reduce damage in a crash.	The car's front bumper was dented in the accident.
2778	bumpers	The plural form of bumper; more than one (kind of) bumper.
2779	bumpier	The comparative form of bumpy; more bumpy.
2780	bumpiest	The superlative form of bumpy; most bumpy.
2781	bumpy	If a road is bumpy
2782	bum-rush	to force one's way into; to crash	I'm sorry, I have to bum-rush to the concert
2783	bunked	The past tense and past participle of bunk.
2784	bum-rushed	The past tense and past participle of bum-rush.	Alexander bum-rushed to the concert
2785	bum-rushes	The third-person singular form of bum-rush.	He then bum-rushes into the kitchen
2786	bunkhouse	A bunkhouse is a structure that has many small beds. A bunkhouse can often be found on a western ranch or at a truck stop.	Cowboys sleep in a bunkhouse.; I stay in truck drivers' bunkhouses on long hauls.
2787	bunkhouses	The plural form of bunkhouse; more than one (kind of) bunkhouse.
2788	bunking	The present participle of bunk.
2789	bum-rushing	The present participle of bum-rush.	They're bum-rushing
2790	bulwark	A bulwark is a defensive wall or rampart.
2791	bunks	The plural form of bunk; more than one (kind of) bunk.
2792	bulwarks	The plural form of bulwark; more than one (kind of) bulwark.
2793	bum	A bum is someone who is usually homeless and poor.
2794	bumble bee	A bumble bee is any of several species of large bee in the genus Bombus.
2795	bunny	A young rabbit is a bunny.	My pet bunny is so cute.
2796	bunny hug	A sweatshirt with a hood.
2797	bunny hugs	The plural form of bunny hug; more than one (kind of) bunny hug.
2798	buns	The plural form of bun; more than one (kind of) bun.
2799	bumble bees	The plural form of bumble bee; more than one (kind of) bumble bee.
2800	buoyancy	Buoyancy is the force pushing up on a body in a fluid.	Wood floats in water because of buoyancy.
2801	bumblebee	A bumblebee is any of several species of large bee in the genus Bombus.
2802	buoyed	The past tense and past participle of buoy.
2803	buoying	The present participle of buoy.
2804	bung	A bung is a small object that is used to stop water passing through a hole.
2805	bunged	The past tense and past participle of bung.
2806	bunging	The present participle of bung.
2807	bungle	If you bungle
2808	bungled	The past tense and past participle of bungle.
2809	bungles	The third-person singular form of bungle.
2810	bungling	The present participle of bungle.
2811	bungs	The plural form of bung; more than one (kind of) bung.
2812	burdens	The plural form of burden; more than one (kind of) burden.
2813	bunk	A bunk is a small bed.	I shared a bunk with my brother at summer cap.; In the olden days, there were many bunks in the cowboys' bunkhouse.
2814	bureau	A bureau is a large group of business.
2815	bunker	A bunker is a shelter that is sometimes underground. It can be used to protect people during an attack.	The army forced us into the bunker as the warplanes flew overhead.
2816	bunkers	The plural form of bunker; more than one (kind of) bunker.
2817	bunkmate	A bunkmate is a person who shares the same bunk as you.
2818	bunkmates	The plural form of bunkmate; more than one (kind of) bunkmate.
2819	bunned	The past tense and past participle of bun.
2820	bunnies	The plural form of bunny; more than one (kind of) bunny.
2821	bunch	If you have a bunch of something	We had to try a bunch of times before we could start the car.
2822	bunched	The past tense and past participle of bunch.
2823	bunches	The plural form of bunch; more than one (kind of) bunch.
2824	bunching	The present participle of bunch.
2825	bunning	The present participle of bun.
2826	buoy	A float in water that is used to mark something.
2827	bundle	A bundle is a stack of objects that are held together by wrapping or tying them.	There was a bundle of gifts left at our doorstep this morning.
2828	bundles	The plural form of bundle; more than one (kind of) bundle.
2829	burble	A burble is a continuous murmuring noise.
2830	burglar	A burglar is a person who goes into people's houses to take things.	The burglar stole money and jewellery from my house.
2831	burglaries	The plural form of burglary; more than one (kind of) burglary.
2832	burbled	The past tense and past participle of burble.
2833	burbles	The plural form of burble; more than one (kind of) burble.
2834	burbling	The present participle of burble.
2835	burden	Something heavy that you carry.
2836	burglarize	If you burglarize a place
2837	burdened	The past tense and past participle of burden.
2838	burdening	The present participle of burden.
2839	burdensome	Something that is burdensome is a burden; it is something that literally or figuratively weighs you down.
2840	burglars	The plural form of burglar; more than one (kind of) burglar.
2841	burglary	Burglary is the illegal entry into a property	He was given a two-year sentence for burglary.
2842	burgle	If you burgle a home	The two men on bikes burgled that house.
2843	bureaucracies	The plural form of bureaucracy; more than one (kind of) bureaucracy.
2844	bureaucracy	Bureaucracy is a system of government where most of the important decisions are made by state officials.
2845	bureaucrat	A bureaucrat is an official who is part of a bureaucracy.
2846	bureaucratic	Being bureaucratic is being over regulated	The government is being too bureaucratic. There is clear opposition regarding the new bill but they still passed it.
2847	bureaucrats	The plural form of bureaucrat; more than one (kind of) bureaucrat.
2848	bureaus	The plural form of bureau; more than one (kind of) bureau.
2849	bureaux	The plural form of bureau; more than one (kind of) bureau.
2850	buoyant	If something is buoyant
2851	buoys	The plural form of buoy; more than one (kind of) buoy.
2852	burglarise	If you burglarize a place
2853	burlap	A burlap is a strong
2854	burlapped	The past tense and past participle of burlap.
2855	burlapping	The present participle of burlap.
2856	burlaps	The plural form of burlap; more than one (kind of) burlap.
2857	burlesque	Burlesque is a kind of humorous theatrical entertainment. Exaggeration	Burlesque is a vulgar copy of the respectable world.
2858	burglarised	The past tense and past participle of burglarise.
2859	burglarises	The third-person singular form of burglarise.
2860	burglarising	The present participle of burglarise.
2861	Burma
2862	burglarized	The past tense and past participle of burglarize.
2863	burn at the stake	If someone is burned at the stake they are tied to a wooden pole and killed by being burned alive. This was a punishment for crimes in Europe a long time ago.	A witch was burned at the stake here.
2864	burglarizes	The third-person singular form of burglarize.
2865	burglarizing	The present participle of burglarize.
2866	burned	The past tense and past participle of burn.
2867	burner	A burner is something that fire comes from. A burner uses fuel (such as propane) and is often found on old stoves.
2868	burgled	The past tense and past participle of burgle.
2869	burning	The present participle of burn.
2870	burgles	The third-person singular form of burgle.
2871	burgling	The present participle of burgle.
2872	burgeon	If something burgeons	Gradually, the town burgeoned into a thriving city.
2873	burgeoned	The past tense and past participle of burgeon.
2874	burns	The third-person singular form of burn.
2875	burgeoning	The present participle of burgeon.
2876	burgeons	The third-person singular form of burgeon.
2877	burped	The past tense and past participle of burp.
2878	burping	The present participle of burp.
2879	burps	The third-person singular form of burp.
2880	burger	A burger is a kind of sandwich
2881	burgers	The plural form of burger; more than one (kind of) burger.
2882	burgess	An inhabitant of a borough with full rights; a citizen.
2883	burritos	The plural form of burrito; more than one (kind of) burrito.
2884	burgher	A citizen of a borough or town
2885	burlesqued	The past tense and past participle of burlesque.
2886	burlesques	The plural form of burlesque; more than one (kind of) burlesque.
2887	burrowed	The past tense and past participle of burrow.
2888	burrowing	The present participle of burrow.
2889	burrows	The plural form of burrow; more than one (kind of) burrow.
2890	burrs	The plural form of burr; more than one (kind of) burr.
2891	burlesquing	The present participle of burlesque.
2892	burn	If something has been cooked too much	Mother burned the pie when she forgot that it was cooking in the oven.
2893	bursts	The plural form of burst; more than one (kind of) burst.
2894	burn the midnight oil	If you burn the midnight oil
2895	burying	The present participle of bury.
2896	burnable	If something is burnable
2897	burners	The plural form of burner; more than one (kind of) burner.
2898	burnish	If you burnish something	In pottery, a stone is sometimes used to burnish a pot before firing, giving it a smooth, shiny look.
2899	burnished	The past tense and past participle of burnish.
2900	burnishes	The third-person singular form of burnish.
2901	burgundies	The plural form of burgundy; more than one (kind of) burgundy.
2902	bused	The past tense and past participle of bus.
2903	buses	The plural form of bus; more than one (kind of) bus.
2904	burgundy	Burgundy is a color between dark red and purple.
2905	burial	A burial is the act of burying a dead human.
2906	burials	The plural form of burial; more than one (kind of) burial.
2907	Buridan's ass	Buridan's ass is a philosophical question that can be summarized like this: A hungry ass (donkey) is placed in between two bales of hay. Both bales of hay are equally far from the donkey
2908	burnishing	The present participle of burnish.
2909	burp	If you burp	Burping at the dinner table is rude.
2910	buried	If a body of a person is buried
2911	buries	The third-person singular form of bury.
2912	burrow	A burrow is a tunnel or hole that is dug by a small creature.
2913	busily	If something is done busily
2914	business	Business is the buying and selling of things or services.	I am in the business of catching fish and selling them.; The tax changes will be hard for small business.; It's difficult to learn good business practices on your own.; The company is a leader in the banking business.
2915	business entities	The plural form of business entity; more than one (kind of) business entity.
2916	burst	If something bursts	I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire burst.; When the bell rang, the school door burst open and the children came out running.
2917	bursting	The present participle of burst.
2918	bury	If you bury something	John was buried near Washington, D.C.; The dog buried the bone in the ground.
2919	bus	A bus is a vehicle that carries a large number of people on roads.	He ran to catch the school bus, which had stopped at a corner to pick up more kids.; This bus makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.; I woke up late and missed my bus this morning.; Tourists didn't usually ride the local bus.; The bus driver took out tickets as we got on at the station.; The two young men boarded a crowded city bus to go home.; She was the first and only passenger at this bus stop.; Round-trip bus fare to and from the ferry terminal was $1.
2920	bus station	A bus station is a terminal where buses arrive and depart.	The bus station was an important asset to our town.
2921	businesslike	What is businesslike is appropriate to a business or related to or similar to a business.
2922	businessman	A businessman is a man whose profession is business.
2923	businessmen	The plural form of businessman; more than one (kind of) businessman.
2924	businesspeople	The plural form of businessperson; more than one (kind of) businessperson.
2925	businessperson	A businessperson is a person whose profession is business.
2926	bus stations	The plural form of bus station; more than one (kind of) bus station.
2927	businesswomen	The plural form of businesswoman; more than one (kind of) businesswoman.
2928	busing	The present participle of bus.
2929	busk	If a person busks
2930	busked	The past tense and past participle of busk.
2931	busker	A busker is a person who busks.
2932	buskers	The plural form of busker; more than one (kind of) busker.
2933	busking	The present participle of busk.
2934	busks	The third-person singular form of busk.
2935	buss	A buss is a kiss on the lips.
2936	bush	A bush is a plant that is a short tree.	I grow a few bushes.
2937	busses	The plural form of bus; more than one (kind of) bus.
2938	bussing	The present participle of bus.
2939	bust	A bust sculpture of a person's head and shoulders	The bust will break and shatter if it falls onto the floor.
2940	bustard	A bustard is a large bird that lives on land.
2941	bushes	The plural form of bush; more than one (kind of) bush.
2942	busted	The past tense and past participle of bust.
2943	bustier	A bustier is a tight-fitting top that is worn by women.
2944	bustiers	The plural form of bustier; more than one (kind of) bustier.
2945	bustiest	The superlative form of busty; most busty.
2946	busting	The present participle of bust.
2947	burnt	The past tense and past participle of burn.
2948	Burqa
2949	burr	A sharp	She got burrs stuck to her clothes when she walked through the field.
2950	burrito	A burrito is a type of Mexican food that is made with meat wrapped in flour tortilla.
2951	busts	The plural form of bust; more than one (kind of) bust.
2952	busty	A busty woman is one that has large breasts.	The country singer at the concert was very busty.
2953	burro	A burro is another name for an ass
2954	busy as a bee	If a person is as busy as a bee
2955	busying	The present participle of busy.
2956	burros	The plural form of burro; more than one (kind of) burro.
2957	business entity	A business entity is a group of people who take care of profitable or charitable organisations.
2958	business hours	The business hours of a business are the hours and days when a the business is open to the public.	Business hours are from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
2959	butane	Butane (C₄H₁₀) is a type of hydrocarbon that is found in small amounts in natural gas.	Butane is an alkane with 4 carbon atoms.
2960	business plan	A business plan is a formal document that shows the business goals and the plans for reaching them. It may also contain other information about the business itself.
2961	butchered	The past tense and past participle of butcher.
2962	business plans	The plural form of business plan; more than one (kind of) business plan.
2963	businesses	The plural form of business; more than one (kind of) business.
2964	butchers	The plural form of butcher; more than one (kind of) butcher.
2965	businesswoman	A businesswoman is a woman whose profession is business.
2966	butler	A butler is the main male servant in a large household that controls several other employees.
2967	butlers	The plural form of butler; more than one (kind of) butler.
2968	Butler's steak
2969	bussed	The past tense and past participle of bus.
2970	busbies	The plural form of busby; more than one (kind of) busby.
2971	busby	A busby is fur hat that had a plume in the front. worn by members of military and brass bands.
2972	busbys	The plural form of busby; more than one (kind of) busby.
2973	bustards	The plural form of bustard; more than one (kind of) bustard.
2974	butted	The past tense and past participle of butt.
2975	bustle	A bustle is an excited activity.
2976	butter knife	A dull
2977	bushier	The comparative form of bushy; more bushy.
2978	bushiest	The superlative form of bushy; most bushy.
2979	bushy	If something is bushy
2980	busied	The past tense and past participle of busy.
2981	buttered	The past tense and past participle of butter.
2982	butterflies	The plural form of butterfly; more than one (kind of) butterfly.
2983	bustled	The past tense and past participle of bustle.
2984	butteries	The plural form of buttery; more than one (kind of) buttery.
2985	buttering	The present participle of butter.
2986	busier	The comparative form of busy; more busy.
2987	butternut squashes	The plural form of butternut squash; more than one (kind of) butternut squash.
2988	butters	The plural form of butter; more than one (kind of) butter.
2989	buttery	If something is buttery
2990	butting	The present participle of butt.
2991	buttock	A buttock is one half of a person's backside or butt; people have a left buttock and a right buttock.
2992	buttocks	The plural form of buttock; more than one (kind of) buttock.
2993	button	A button is a round object that can be pushed through clothing so that the clothing stays on.	Sarah's sweater doesn't work anymore because the buttons popped off.
2994	bustles	The plural form of bustle; more than one (kind of) bustle.
2995	bustling	If a place is bustling
2996	busies	The third-person singular form of busy.
2997	busiest	The superlative form of busy; most busy.
2998	buttons	The plural form of button; more than one (kind of) button.
2999	buttress	A buttress is a structure built against another structure to support it.
3000	but when they told mordecai what esther said,
3001	butcher	A butcher is a person who slices and sells meat.	I went to the butcher to buy a steak.
3002	butcheries	The plural form of butchery; more than one (kind of) butchery.
3003	butts	The plural form of butt; more than one (kind of) butt.
3004	butchering	The present participle of butcher.
3005	butchery	Butchery is the ruthless killings of humans.
3006	Butlers' steak
3007	Butlers' steak
3008	buyer	A buyer is a person who buys items.
3009	buyers	The plural form of buyer; more than one (kind of) buyer.
3010	butt	Your butt is your bottom	The exercise works your legs, butt, and back.
3011	butt plug	A butt plug is a sex toy that is designed to be inserted into the anus.
3012	butt plugs	The plural form of butt plug; more than one (kind of) butt plug.
3013	butter	Butter is a firm yellow substance that is made from milk spread on bread or used in cooking.	Please pass the butter.; Melt some butter in a fry pan, and then add the eggs.; If you keep the butter in the fridge, it's too hard to put on bread.
3014	butter knives	The plural form of butter knife; more than one (kind of) butter knife.
3015	butter up	If you butter up a person	He takes every opportunity to butter up the boss.
3016	buttercup	A buttercup is an herb that has small yellow flowers that are shaped like cups.
3017	buttercups	The plural form of buttercup; more than one (kind of) buttercup.
3018	buzzings	The plural form of buzzing; more than one (kind of) buzzing.
3019	butterfly	A butterfly is an insect with large
3020	by chance	If something happens by chance	It is a good thing I saw her by chance, since I needed to tell her something and couldn't call her!
3021	butternut squash	A butternut squash is a kind of squash	For dinner is butternut squash
3022	busy	If you are busy	I'm sorry, I'm busy on Monday. Can we get together on Wednesday?; I'm too busy to go to the movies.; The doctor's busy with another emergency.; We need something to keep the kids busy in the car.
3023	but	You use but to join two ideas and show that they are not the same.	I would take you there, but I do not have my car.; The changes were small but important.; "Do you speak French?" "No, but I speak Spanish."; It says this not in words but in pictures.
3024	by the hands
3025	but when esther's words were told to mordecai,
3026	buttresses	The plural form of buttress; more than one (kind of) buttress.
3027	buttressing	The present participle of buttress.
3028	buxom	If a woman is buxom
3029	buy	If you buy something	Could you buy some milk at the store?; We sold the house and bought a small apartment near Lincoln Center.; I stood in line all night to buy tickets for the show.; My kids don't want to wear the clothes I buy for them.; I can't afford to buy a new house.; In 1960, Willard bought the business from his father.; He bought the guitar for $150 on the internet.
3030	buy back
3031	bypass	A bypass is a way to get around something	He will need a heart bypass to survive.
3032	bypassed	The past tense and past participle of bypass.
3033	bypasses	The plural form of bypass; more than one (kind of) bypass.
3034	bypassing	The present participle of bypass.
3035	Buy it
3036	buying	The present participle of buy.
3037	buys	The third-person singular form of buy.
3038	buzz	A buzz is the sound of buzzing.	I heard a buzz from the door.
3039	buzzed	The past tense and past participle of buzz.
3040	buzzer	A buzzer is a machine that makes a buzzing sound when used.	Press the buzzer if you need a person to help you.
3041	buzzers	The plural form of buzzer; more than one (kind of) buzzer.
3042	buzzes	The plural form of buzz; more than one (kind of) buzz.
3043	buzzing	Buzzing is a sound that is made by anything that buzzes.	There is a buzzing coming from the radio. I think it will stop working soon.
3044	by	near or next to.	The mailbox is by the bus stop.
3045	by extension	If B follows A by extension	The airport wants to increase the number of passenger and, by extension, the number of flights.
3046	buttoned	The past tense and past participle of button.
3047	buttoning	The present participle of button.
3048	buttonless	If something is buttonless	This coat is buttonless.
3049	buttonlike	If something is buttonlike	This rock is extremely buttonlike.
3050	buttressed	The past tense and past participle of buttress.
3051	bye	A bye is a position given to a player in a tournament when the match the player is supposed to play has no opposers playing against the player that gives them a free win.
3052	by-election	A by-election is a special election that occurs to fill a vacant seat between general elections.
3053	by-elections	The plural form of by-election; more than one (kind of) by-election.
3054	byes	The plural form of bye; more than one (kind of) bye.
3055	byproduct	A byproduct is something made incidentally during the production of something else.
3056	by-product	A by-product is something made incidentally during the production of something else.
3057	byproducts	The plural form of byproduct; more than one (kind of) byproduct.
3058	by-products	The plural form of by-product; more than one (kind of) by-product.
3059	By grace
3060	By perception
3061	by the way	You use by the way to show that you are changing the topic.	Thanks for your help. By the way, what are you doing tomorrow?
3062	by virtue	If x happens or is true by virtue of y	He became popular by virtue of the way he handled the issues.; The article stuck in my mind by virtue of one detail.
3063	bystander	A bystander is a person who sees something bad happen but does not take part.	Live video shot by a bystander is the only evidence we have.
3064	bystanders	The plural form of bystander; more than one (kind of) bystander.
3065	byte	A unit of eight bits that is used to measure a computer's memory.	The letter I wrote on the computer took up 5,000 bytes of memory.
3066	bytes	The plural form of byte; more than one (kind of) byte.

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