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Sample words: BAAL, BAA, BAT, BAN, BAG, BAR, BADE, BAB, BAFT, BEG, BEL, BBL, BAIL, BABKA, BID, BIO.
Words Starting With B word list, defined
BAAL/ˈbeɪ.əl/ · noun
In the ancient Near East, any of various local fertility and storm deities worshipped by Semitic peoples; the name literally means 'lord' or 'master'. In modern usage, also a title applied to a false god or idol. Related: deity, god, idol, lord.
BAA/bɑː/ · noun, verb
The natural cry of a sheep, typically rendered in writing as 'baa'. As a verb, to make this characteristic bleating sound. Related: bleat, cry, call.
BAT/bæt/ · noun, verb
A bat is chiefly a nocturnal flying mammal with membranous wings, or a stout club used to strike a ball in sports such as cricket and baseball. Related: club, racket, stick, paddle.
BAN/bæn/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a ban is an official prohibition forbidding something. As a verb, to ban is to prohibit or forbid something, especially by legal or official authority. Related: prohibition, prohibit, forbid, outlaw.
BAG/bæɡ/ · noun
A flexible container with an opening at the top, typically made of paper, plastic, cloth, or leather, used for carrying or storing things. As a verb, it means to put something into such a container, or informally, to secure or capture something. Related: sack, pouch, tote, knapsack.
BAR/bɑːr/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a bar is a long rigid piece of metal or wood, or an establishment serving alcoholic drinks. As a verb, to bar is to fasten or obstruct something, preventing entry or passage. Related: rod, counter, pub, blockade.
BADE/bæd/ (also /beɪd/) · verb (past tense of 'bid')
'Bade' is the past tense of the verb 'bid', meaning to have commanded, ordered, or instructed someone to do something, or to have greeted or wished someone something. Related: commanded, ordered, instructed, directed.
BAFT/bɑːft/ · noun
"Baft" means behind, at or towards the rear or stern of a ship; it is a chiefly nautical and dialectal British variant of "abaft." Related: abaft, aft, astern, behind.
BEG/bɛɡ/ · verb
To ask someone earnestly or desperately for something, especially as a favor or in charity; to make an urgent plea. Related: plead, implore, beseech, entreat.
BEL/bɛl/ · noun
A unit for comparing two power levels, equal to ten times the common logarithm of their ratio; one decibel equals one tenth of a bel. It is named after Alexander Graham Bell. Related: decibel, logarithmic unit.
BAIL/beɪl/ · noun and verb
As a noun, bail is the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, or the money or property pledged to secure that release; as a verb it means to release someone on such terms, or to scoop water out of a boat. Related: surety, security, guarantee, pledge.
BABKA/ˈbɑːb.kə/ · noun
A sweet, rich yeast bread of Eastern European Jewish origin, typically braided and swirled with chocolate or cinnamon filling; the name also refers to certain traditional East European cakes. Related: challah, strudel, coffee cake, brioche.
BID/bɪd/ · noun, verb
As a verb, to bid is to offer a specified amount of money at an auction or to make a formal attempt to win work or a contract; in older usage it also means to command or to greet someone. As a noun, it is such an offer itself. Related: offer, tender, proffer, propose.
BIO/ˈbaɪ.oʊ/ · noun
A short informal term for a biography, especially a brief account of someone's life or career, as in an author bio on a book jacket or a social media profile. Related: biography, profile, life story, résumé.