| S.No. |
Word |
Definition |
| 1 |
babble |
to talk foolishly or like a small child |
| 2 |
babel |
a scene of confusion of noises, sounds, etc. |
| 3 |
bacchanalia |
orgy, wild-drunken party |
| 4 |
badinage |
playful talk |
| 5 |
badger |
to nag, annoy, an animal |
| 6 |
bagatelle |
a thing of little value, trifle, game |
| 7 |
bailiff |
A law officer who collects property of those who cannot pay debts |
| 8 |
bait |
to persecute; a piece of food put in a trap to attract |
| 9 |
balderdash |
an odd mixture, nonsense |
| 10 |
baleful |
harmful; ominous; causing evil |
| 11 |
balk |
obstacle; purposely to get on the way of |
| 12 |
banal |
trite, commonplace |
| 13 |
baneful |
causing harm or ruin; pernicious; destructive |
| 14 |
banter |
playful teasing |
| 15 |
barbaric |
primitive, uncivilized, cruel |
| 16 |
baritone |
the range of a male voice between tenor and bass |
| 17 |
barrage |
artificial obstacle |
| 18 |
bashful |
easily embarrassed |
| 19 |
bask |
enjoy warmth and light |
| 20 |
bastion |
any strong defense |
| 21 |
bauble |
a trinket, worthless thing |
| 22 |
baulk |
the stumbling block, to hinder |
| 23 |
bawdy |
indecent, obscene |
| 24 |
beacon |
a light used for warning or guiding |
| 25 |
beatify |
to bless; make happy or ascribe a virtue to |
| 26 |
bedlam |
any place or situation with noise and confusion |
| 27 |
bedraggle |
to make wet, limp or dirty |
| 28 |
befuddle |
to confuse, perplex |
| 29 |
begrudge |
to resent another’s success |
| 30 |
beguile |
to misled or deprive of |
| 31 |
behest |
a command or earnest request |
| 32 |
belabor |
beat hard |
| 33 |
beleaguer |
to besiege by encircling, to harass |
| 34 |
bellicose |
belligerent; pugnacious; warlike |
| 35 |
belligerent |
waging war |
| 36 |
benefactor |
person who has given help |
| 37 |
benevolence |
wish or activity in doing good |
| 38 |
benison |
blessing |
| 39 |
bequeath |
to leave to another by one’s will |
| 40 |
bequest |
arrangement to give something at death |
| 41 |
berate |
scold sharply |
| 42 |
bereave |
to leave in a sad or lonely state, as by death |
| 43 |
bereft |
rob or dispossess of something |
| 44 |
berserk |
in or into a violent rage or frenzy |
| 45 |
besiege |
to overwhelm, surround |
| 46 |
besmirch |
to soil, to damage the reputation |
| 47 |
besotted |
made silly or stupid by love |
| 48 |
bestial |
like a beast |
| 49 |
bewilder |
puzzle; confuse |
| 50 |
bibulous |
addicted to or fond of alcoholic liquor |
| 51 |
bibliophile |
one who loves or collects books |
| 52 |
bilious |
bad-tempered |
| 53 |
bilk |
to cheat |
| 54 |
billingsgate |
foul, vulgar, abusive talk |
| 55 |
bionic |
very strong, skilful |
| 56 |
bivouac |
a temporary encampment in the open |
| 57 |
bizarre |
odd, grotesque |
| 58 |
bland |
uninteresting |
| 59 |
blandishment |
flattery, coaxing |
| 60 |
blasphemy |
profone, abuse of god or sacred things |
| 61 |
blatant |
boldly conspicuous or obtrusive |
| 62 |
bleary |
dim or blurred |
| 63 |
blemish |
to mar or spoil, a defeat |
| 64 |
blithe |
cheerful; causal; carefree |
| 65 |
bludgeon |
a short club with a heavy end |
| 66 |
bluestocking |
a woman pretending to have literacy taste |
| 67 |
bodkin |
a thick, blunt needle |
| 68 |
bogus |
sham, counterfeit, not genuine |
| 69 |
boisterous |
loud, noisy, lacking restraint |
| 70 |
bolster |
give greatly needed support |
| 71 |
bonmot |
a clever or witty remark |
| 72 |
boorish |
crude, offensive, rude |
| 73 |
bounteous |
generous, abundant |
| 74 |
bourgeois |
middle class |
| 75 |
bouvine |
of an ox or cow, slow and stupid |
| 76 |
brainchild |
a person’s own idea |
| 77 |
braggart |
an offensively boastful person |
| 78 |
brash |
hasty, rush, cheeky, saucy |
| 79 |
brass |
an alloy of copper and zinc |
| 80 |
bravado |
pretended courage or feigned confidence |
| 81 |
bravura |
boldness, dashing style |
| 82 |
brazen |
shameless, bold |
| 83 |
breach |
a violation, gap, opening, broken place, breaking |
| 84 |
brevity |
brief |
| 85 |
brittle |
easily broken |
| 86 |
broach |
bring up, announce, begin to talk about |
| 87 |
brook |
not allow, a small stream |
| 88 |
browbeat |
to intimidate |
| 89 |
brusque |
rough and abrupt in manner of speech |
| 90 |
buccaneer |
pirate |
| 91 |
bucolic |
rural, rustic |
| 92 |
bugbear |
source of annoyance or fear |
| 93 |
bulbous |
swollen, shaped like a bulb |
| 94 |
bulwark |
a defence |
| 95 |
bumptious |
disagreeably conceited |
| 96 |
burgeon |
grow forth, send out buds |
| 97 |
burgress |
citizen broadly comic |
| 98 |
burlesque |
any satirical invitation |
| 99 |
buoyant |
able to float; light-hearted |
| 100 |
burnish |
to polish, rub to a shine |
| 101 |
buttress |
a strong support |