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- Babble – to chatter
- Bacchanalian – drunken
- Badger – to annoy
- Baleful – destructive
- Balmy – mild, fragrant
- Banal – commonplace
- Bandy – discuss lightly
- Baneful – evil
- Bard – poet
- Barrage – storm, bombardment
- Bastion – stronghold, protector
- Beatific – showing or producing joy, blissful
- Bedizen – dress with vulgar finery
- Bedraggle – wet thoroughly
- Beeline – direct, quick route
- Beget – produce, give rise to
- Beguile – to cheat
- Belie – contradict , give a false impression
- Belittle – disparage, deprecate, depreciate, undervalue
- Bellicose – warlike
- Benediction – blessing
- Beneficence – charity
- Benign – kindly
- Berate – scold strongly
- Bereft – deprived off, lacking
- Beseech – beg , plead with
- Besiege – surround with armed forces, harass
- Besmirch – soil, defile , slander
- Biennial – every two years
- Blasphemy – contempt of God
- Blatant – noisy
- Blithe – joyous
- Blowhard – a boastful person
- Bludgeon – a thick stick with a heavy end, used as a weapon
- Bluster – to be noisy
- Bode – foretell, prophesy
- Bohemian – unconventional( in an artistic way)
- Boisterous – violent ,rough , noisy, energetic,exuberant,lively
- Bourgeois – middle class
- Braggart – a person who boasts about their achievements or possessions, show off
- Brandish – wave or flourish (something ,especially a weapon) as a threat or in anger or
- Bravado – swagger , a bold manner or a show of boldness intended to impress or intimidates
- Broach – introduce
- Bromidic – tiresome
- Brook – tolerate, endure
- Browbeat – bully, intimidate
- Brunt – main impact or shock
- Brusque – blunt in manner, abrupt
- Bucolic – rustic
- Buffon – clown
- Bungle – mismanage, blunder
- Burgeon – sprout, flourish , begin to grow or increase rapidly
- Burnish – polish by rubbing
