Words Ending With B Word Search

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Sample words: DEB, JOB, MOB, CLUB, GUIB, SNOB, ZARB, HEJAB, SAHEB, SLURB, ZINEB, SUCCUMB, CONFAB, CORYMB, DESORB, SCARAB.

Words Ending With B word list, defined

DEB /dɛb/ · noun
An informal, shortened form of "debutante" — a young woman making her formal entrance into fashionable society, especially at a debutante ball. Related: debutante, socialite, ingénue.
JOB /dʒɒb/ (British); /dʒɑːb/ (US) · noun, verb
As a noun, a piece of paid work, a position or occupation, or a task that must be completed. As a verb, to employ someone in a job, or to undertake work for payment. Related: occupation, position, employment, role.
MOB /mɒb/ (British); /mɑːb/ (US) · noun, verb
A mob is a large, often disorderly crowd or an organized criminal group. As a verb, it means to surround, crowd, or attack someone as a group. Related: crowd, gang, horde, throng.
CLUB /klʌb/ · noun, verb
A club is an association of people who meet for a shared social, sporting, or cultural purpose; it is also a heavy stick or blunt weapon, and the suit of cards shaped like a trefoil. Related: association, society, organization, society.
SNOB /snɒb/ (British), /snɑːb/ (American) · noun
A person who considers their tastes, knowledge, or social position superior to those of others and behaves condescendingly as a result. The term is usually disparaging and may also refer to someone who displays excessive interest in a particular luxury or specialist subject. Related: elitist, prig, priggish person, smug person.
SAHEB /ˈsɑːheɪb/ · noun
A respectful form of address or title for a man, especially one of higher social status, equivalent to “sir” or “Mr.” It may also refer to a man's employer or a person of superior rank. Related: sir, master, gentleman, employer.
SLURB /slɜːrb/ · noun
An offensive, chiefly North American term for a student considered to be intellectually inferior or academically weak. Related: underachiever, poor student.
ZINEB /ˈzaɪnɛb/ · noun
An organozinc compound formerly used chiefly as a fungicide and acaricide in agriculture, particularly on fruit and vegetable crops.
SUCCUMB /səˈkʌm/ · verb
To yield to pressure, temptation, or persuasion, or to be overcome by a condition such as illness, injury, or exhaustion. Related: yield, surrender, give in, concede.
CONFAB /ˈkɒn.fæb/ (British), /ˈkɑːn.fæb/ (US) · noun
An informal private discussion or chat; a conversation held between a small group of people. Also used informally as a verb meaning to have such a chat. Related: chat, discussion, talk, conversation.
CORYMB /ˈkɒrɪmb/ (UK), /ˈkɔːrɪmb/ (US) · noun
A flat-topped or dome-shaped flower cluster in which the outer florets open first, and in which the lower stalks (pedicels) are longer than the inner ones so that all the flowers reach roughly the same level. It is a type of cyme, characteristic of plants such as hawthorn, yarrow, and many members of the cabbage family. Related: flower cluster, inflorescence, cyme, cluster.
DESORB /ˌdiːˈsɔːrb/ (US); /ˌdiːˈzɔːb/ (British) · verb
To release or drive off a substance that has been adsorbed on a surface or held within a solid material, typically by applying heat or reducing pressure. Related: release, liberate, expel, emit.
SCARAB /ˈskærəb/ · noun
A scarab is a beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, especially the dung beetles and chafers. By extension, it can refer to an ancient Egyptian amulet shaped like or depicting a scarab beetle. Related: beetle, amulet, talisman, charm.

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