babble to talk foolishly
Balaclava village in the Crimea where the Crimean War was fought
balderdash nonsense
bandy legs bowlegged
banister a staircase handrail with its supporting posts
banshee a female spirit in Gaelic folklore whose wailing warns of death
bated breath to reduce the force or intensity
batty mentally unstable
bedlam a place, scene or state of uproar and confusion
befoul to make dirty
befuddle to become confused or perplexed
belch expelling gas suddenly from the stomach
belladonna a poisonous plant of the nightshade family
bemoaning to express deep grief or distress over
bemused lost in thought
benign harmless
bequeath to give or leave by means of a will
berate to scold or condemn vehemently
berserk frenzied or crazed
bespectacled wearing glasses
bestow to convey as a gift
betray to deliver to an enemy by treachery, to reveal unintenionally
bewilderment confused, perpelexed
bewitch to cast a spell over
biased having a prejudiced outlook
biding waiting for awhile
billowing rising or rolling in waves or surges
bizarre strikingly out of the ordinary
blab to talk idly or thoughtlessly
blackmail an extortion by threats of public exposure
blanch taking the colour out of
blandly dull, insipid
bleary-eyed dull or dim from fatigue or lack of sleep
blimey expressing surprise or excitement
bloke man or fellow
blubber to weep noisely
blunder a gross error or mistake caused by stupidity, ignorance or carelessness
blurted uttered abruptly or impulsively
boisterous noisy, turbulent, rowdy
bombard to assail vigorously or persistently
braggart a person who engages in empty boasting
brandish to shake or wave menacingly
breach to break or violate an agreement
breakneck very fast or dangerous
briskly sharp in tone or manner
brusque markedly short and abrupt, blunt in manner
budgerigar a small Australian parrot
buff polish
buffeted battered as waves on the shore
bulging becoming swollen
bulk not devided into parts
buoyant the tendency of a body to float or to rise when submerged in a fluid
burp to help a baby expel gas from the stomach
burgeon to grow and expand rapidly
bury the hatchet settle a disagreement
bustling being busily astir