bard | poet | |
baroque | highly ornate | |
barrage | barrier laid down by artillery fire | |
barren | desolate, fruitless and unproductive, lacking | |
barterer | trader | |
to bask | to luxuriate, to take pleasure in warmth | |
bastion | fortress, defense | |
to bate | to let down, to restrain | |
bauble | trinket, triffle | |
bawdy | indecent, obscene | |
beatific | giving bliss, blissful | |
beatitude | blessedness, state of bliss | |
to bedizen | to dress with vulgar finery | |
to bedraggle | to wet thoroughly, to stain with mud | |
to make a beeline for sth | to go by direct, quick route | |
to befuddle | to confuse thoroughly | |
to beget | to father, to produce, to give rise to | |
to begrudge | to resent | |
to beguile | to mislead or delude/ to pass time | |
behemoth | huge creature, monstrous animal | |