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Words Starting with Letter 'B'

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Baa /baa/
Verb Kindergarten

The soft woolly sound that a sheep or a little lamb makes when it calls out in the pasture.

Baal /baal/
Noun Grade-1

An ancient god worshiped by groups of people living in the Middle East thousands of years ago.

Baalism /baalism/
Noun Grade-2

The historical religious worship of ancient Middle Eastern gods known as Baal.

Baalist /baalist/
Noun Grade-2

An ancient person who followed an old religion and practiced the worship of an idol or god known as Baal.

Baalite /baalite/
Noun Grade-2

An ancient follower of the false god Baal mentioned in the Bible.

Bab /bab/
Noun Kindergarten

A bunch of worms tied together on a string and used as bait to catch eels without a hook.

Baba /baba/
Noun Grade-1

A small, sweet sponge cake that is soaked in sugary syrup or juice to make it very moist.

Babbitt /babbitt/
Verb Grade-2

A person who only cares about making money and fitting in with everyone else.

Babble /babble/
Verb Grade-2

To talk quickly, excitedly, or continuously without making much sense, like a happy baby making sounds.

Babbler /babbler/
Noun Grade-2

Someone who talks a lot and quickly without making much sense, or a bird that makes chattering noises.

Babe /babe/
Noun Grade-1

A babe is a tiny, brand-new human baby who is just learning to smile and needs lots of cuddles.

Babel /babel/
Noun Grade-1

A very noisy place where many people are talking at once and making loud confusion.

Babery /babery/
Noun Grade-2

Toys, trinkets, or silly little things that are meant just for fun and amusement.

Babiism /babiism/
Noun Grade-2

An old religious movement that started in Persia during the 1800s and taught about a new prophet.

Babish /babish/
Adjective Grade-2

Acting silly and crying or throwing tantrums like a tiny baby instead of behaving like a big kid.

Babism /babism/
Noun Grade-2

A religious movement founded in Persia in the nineteenth century that prepared the way for the Baha'i Faith.

Babist /babist/
Noun Grade-2

A person who follows a specific religious movement that started in Persia called Babism.

Bablah /bablah/
Noun Grade-2

The dark brown pods of an Indian tree used for making dye or medicine.

Baboo /baboo/
Noun Grade-1

A polite title or respectful way of addressing a gentleman, often used in parts of South Asia.

Baboon /baboon/
Noun Grade-2

A large, wild monkey with a long face like a dog, sharp teeth, and a stubby tail, living in groups.

Babu /babu/
Noun Grade-1

A polite title used for a man or Mr. in India, often showing respect like saying sir.

Babul /babul/
Noun Grade-1

A small thorny tree that thrives in hot, dry places, famous for its sweet-smelling yellow flowers and sticky sap.

Baby /baby/
Noun Grade-1

A very young human who cannot yet walk or talk much, and often drinks milk from a bottle.

Babyhood /babyhood/
Noun Grade-3

The very early period of a person's life when they are a baby and learn to crawl and babble.

Babyish /babyish/
Adjective Grade-2

Acting or talking like a baby or a much younger child, instead of acting your actual age.

Babyism /babyism/
Noun Grade-2

Behavior or talk that is typical of a baby, such as speaking in little coos or acting very childish.

Babyship /babyship/
Noun Grade-3

The early stage of life when a person is a tiny baby who needs lots of care and cuddles.

Bac /bac/
Noun Kindergarten

A flat-bottomed boat used as a ferry to carry people, cars, and cargo across a river.

Baccara /baccara/
Noun Grade-2

A card game played in casinos where players try to get a score close to nine.

Baccarat /baccarat/
Noun Grade-3

A popular card game played at tables where players try to get cards that add up to nine.

Baccate /baccate/
Noun Grade-2

Shaped like a berry or having berries.

Baccated /baccated/
Adjective Grade-3

Having berries or berry-like shapes.

Bacchant /bacchant/
Noun Grade-3

A follower or worshipper of Bacchus, the ancient Roman god of wine.

Bacchic /bacchic/
Noun Grade-2

Wild, noisy, and celebrating loudly, like a huge party with dancing and music.

Bacchius /bacchius/
Noun Grade-3

A three-syllable rhythm in poetry where the first two syllables are short and the last one is long.

Bacchus /bacchus/
Noun Grade-2

The ancient Roman god of wine, happy celebrations, wild parties, and farming who was often crowned with grape leaves.

Bachelor /bachelor/
Noun Grade-3

An adult man who is not married, or a person who has graduated with a first degree from a college.

Bachelry /bachelry/
Noun Grade-3

The state or condition of being an unmarried man who lives without a wife.

Bacillar /bacillar/
Noun Grade-3

Shaped like tiny little rods or sticks, just like certain kinds of microscopic germs.

Bacillus /bacillus/
Noun Grade-3

A tiny, rod-shaped germ or bacterium that can only be seen with a microscope.

Back /back/
Noun Grade-1

The part of your body opposite your chest and stomach that helps you stand up straight and bend.

Backband /backband/
Noun Grade-3

A sturdy strap on a horse's harness that rests across its back to help hold up the heavy cart shafts.

Backbite /backbite/
Verb Grade-3

To say mean or unkind things about someone when they are not around to hear you.

Backbone /backbone/
Noun Grade-3

The line of bones down the center of the back; the spine.

Backcast /backcast/
Noun Grade-3

To swing a fishing rod backward over your shoulder before casting the line forward.

Backdoor /backdoor/
Noun Grade-3

A door that is located around the back part of a house or building, often leading out to a yard.

Backdown /backdown/
Noun Grade-3

To admit you are wrong, give up an argument, or stop fighting for something.

Backed /backed/
Adjective Grade-2

Supported, helped, or cheered for someone or something, like rooting for a friend in a big race.

Backer /backer/
Noun Grade-2

A person who gives money, help, or encouragement to a new project, team, or group.

Backfall /backfall/
Noun Grade-3

A sudden fall straight backward onto your back, especially during a wrestling match.

Backhand /backhand/
Noun Grade-3

A tennis stroke hit with the back of the hand facing the direction of the swing.

Backheel /backheel/
Noun Grade-3

To hit or kick a sports ball backward using the back of your shoe instead of the front.

Backing /backing/
Noun Grade-2

The helpful support, money, or encouragement given to a person, project, or good idea.

Backlash /backlash/
Noun Grade-3

A strong, angry reaction by a lot of people against something that has happened.

Backless /backless/
Adjective Grade-3

Describing clothing or furniture that has no back part, like a stool without a backrest to lean against.

Backlog /backlog/
Noun Grade-2

A large pile of extra work or chores that piled up and still need to be finished.

Backsaw /backsaw/
Noun Grade-2

A small hand saw with a stiff metal strip along the top edge.

Backset /backset/
Noun Grade-2

Something that slows down your progress or makes a game harder to win.

Backside /backside/
Noun Grade-3

The fleshy part of your human body that you sit down on every day.

Backstay /backstay/
Noun Grade-3

A strong rope or wire that helps support a ship's mast from behind.

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