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“Are you good?” asked the teacher.
“I am the sort of boy my mummy tells me not to play with.”
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List of words beginning with: B
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BOWEL n. - (often in pl.) = *intestine. - (in pl.) Innermost parts. [latin botulus sausage]
BOWER n. - arbour; summer-house. - poet. Inner room. [old english, = dwelling]
BOWIE n. (in full bowie knife) a kind of long hunting-knife. [bowie, name of an american soldier]
BOXER n. - person who boxes, esp. As a sport. - medium-size short-haired dog with a puglike face. - shorts n.pl. Men's loose underpants like shorts.
BRACE and bit n. Revolving tool for boring, with a d-shaped central handle. - —n. - device that clamps or fastens tightly. - timber etc. Strengthening a framework. - (in pl.) Straps supporting trousers from the shoulders. - wire device for straightening the teeth. - (pl. Same) pair (esp. Of game). - rope for trimming a sail. - connecting mark { or } in printing. —v. (-cing) 1 make steady by supporting. - fasten tightly to make firm. - (esp. As bracing adj.) Invigorate, refresh. - (often refl.) Prepare for a difficulty, shock, etc. [latin bracchia arms]
BRACT n. Leaf-like and often brightly coloured part of a plant, growing before the flower. [latin bractea thin sheet]
BRAID —n. - woven band as edging or trimming. - us plait of hair. —v. - us plait. - trim with braid. braiding n. [old english]
BRAIN death n. Irreversible brain damage causing the end of independent respiration, regarded as indicative of death. brain-dead adj. - drain n. Colloq. Loss of skilled personnel by emigration. - —n. - organ of soft nervous tissue in the skull of vertebrates, the centre of sensation and of intellectual and nervous activity. - a colloq. Intelligent person. B (often in pl.) Intelligence. - (usu. In pl.; prec. By the) colloq. Cleverest person in a group; mastermind. - electronic device functioning like a brain. —v. - dash out the brains of. - colloq. Strike hard on the head. on the brain colloq. Obsessively in one's thoughts. [old english]
BRAKE drum n. Cylinder attached to a wheel, on which the brake shoes press to brake. - horsepower n. Power of an engine measured by the force needed to brake it. - lining n. Strip of fabric increasing the friction of a brake shoe. - shoe n. Long curved block which presses on a brake drum to brake. - —n. - (often in pl.) Device for stopping or slowing a wheel, vehicle, etc. - thing that impedes. —v. (-king) 1 apply a brake. - slow or stop with a brake. [probably obsolete brake = curb] - n. Large estate car. [var. Of *break] - —n. - toothed instrument for crushing flax and hemp. - (in full brake harrow) heavy harrow. —v. (-king) crush (flax or hemp). [low german or dutch: related to *break] - n. Thicket or clump of brushwood. [old english]
BRAND —n. - a particular make of goods. B identifying trade mark, label, etc. - (usu. Foll. By of) characteristic kind (brand of humour). - identifying mark burned esp. On livestock. - iron used for this. - piece of burning or charred wood. - stigma; mark of disgrace. - poet. Torch. —v. - mark with a hot iron. - stigmatize (branded him a liar). - impress unforgettably. - assign a trademark etc. To. [old english]
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