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• bar
  (noun)
  
  1. a beam; a long cylinder
  2. a collection of material stored within a rectangle-like prism, referenced as a single unit:
     "a bar of chocolate", "a bar of gold"
  3. a place where people drink alcohol, wine, and other alcoholic beverages
  
  


• barrier
  (noun)
  1. something that seperates two things from one another
  2. a limitation on how far something can progress


• bargain
  (noun)
  


• barter
  (verb)
  1. to trade an item or items for another item or set of items
  2. the items used for such an exchange


• bat
  (noun)
  1. (animal) a flying mammal, mostly nocturnal, that live in cave-like habitats
  2. (sports) a tool used in sports often used to hit sport balls
  
  
• be
  (verb)
  1. to exist
  2. to exist in a certain way
  3. to exist as a circumstance
  4. (command) used to tell someone/something to exist or behave in a certain way:
     "Be still!"


• beast
  (noun)
  1. a creature of wild behavior, in contrast to orderly human beings
  2. an animal, especially a carnivore
  3. anything resembling or acting like such a creature


• bee
  (noun) - a small insect that pollinates plants and lives in hives of its species
  [NOTE:] If you see a bee, let it live. The world poses a dangerous threat to these humble pollinators.
  I would much rather protect bees than live in a world pollinated by wasps.


• behave
  (verb)
  1. to act with proper manners
  2. to act in accordance with one's conciousness
  3. to act in a certain way


• behavior
  (noun) - the way in which a person is acting/behaving


• behold
  (interjection)


• belligerent
  (adjective)
  1. to be an active participant and/or provoker of war
  2. to be supportive of going to war
  3. to be aggressive
  4. to be uncooperative
  (noun) - an example of one who acts in favor or support of war


• below
  (noun) - to be under something, either directly or indirectly


• bend - past tense: "bent"
  (verb)
  1. to unstraighten something, to make something curved or crooked:
     "He bent the straw, and it was no longer straight."
  2. to change something into a certain shape:
     "With expert precision, he bent the metal into a ring."


• benevolent
  (adjective)
  


• beside
  (preposition) - to be near something; to be near the side of something


• beware
  (verb) (interjection)


• Bible
  (noun)
  1. the collection of books revered as important to the Christian faith
  
  
  2. a variant of such a collection of books for various Christian faiths
     "the Protestant Bible, the Catholic Bible, the Orthodox Bible"
  
  
  3. a collection of books with a structure or significance comparable to the Bible
     "The Writer's Bible"


• biblical
  (adjective) - relating to the Bible


• bicycle
  (noun) - a functional frame with wheels, pedals, and handles; used for transportation
  see also: bike, cyclist


• bicycle lane
  (noun) - a lane on roads reserved for bikes


• big
  (adjective)
  1. to be large or grand in sight or comparison
  2. to be wide or thick in sight or comparison
  3. to be long in length


• bigger
  (adjective) - to appear more big or large in comparison to something else


• biggest
  (adjective) - to appear the largest or most big amongst a group of things being compared for size
  
  
  
  In this example, the square is the biggest shape, while the heart is the smallest shape.
  The square is the biggest shape because it takes up the most space.


• bike
  (noun) - a functional frame with wheels, pedals, and handles; used for transportation
  see also: bicycle


• bill
  
• binder
  


• biology
  (noun) - the study of living things


• bloom
  (verb)


• blow
  (verb)
  


• blue


• body
  (noun)
• bold
  (adjective)


• boot
  (noun)
  


• border
  (noun)
  1. a barrier; something that divides two things apart from one another
  2. a division between land, signifying the separation of two different territories


• boredom
  (noun) - the feeling of being bored; a feeling of uninterest with the surrounding environment


• boring
  (adjective)
  


• boss
  (noun)
  


• bossy
  (adjective)


• bot
  (noun) - an artificial entity made to perform tasks automatically


• bottle
  (noun)
  


• bound
  (adjective)
  


• boundary
  (noun)
  1. a seperation between two things
  2. something that seperates two things from each other


• boulder
  (noun)
  


• bow
  


• box
  


• boy
  (noun)
  1. a young pre-pubescent male human being
  2. a young male human being who hasn't achieved manhood yet, either physically, mentally, or culturally
  3. a young male organism that hasn't reached sexual maturity yet
  4. an entity that resembles or is considered a boy



• bpm
  (noun) (acronym) - beats per minute; a measure of how many beats happen
  within a minute, used to measure heart rates or the tempo of a song


• <br> - HTML; notation: <br></br>
  (noun) - a tag in HTML; used to indent lines in text


• brain
  
• brawn
  
• break
  


• breath
  (noun)
  1. the pattern of breathing in and out, as done by organisms with lungs or similar structures
  2. the process or act of breathing in and out


• breathe
  
• bright
  


• brightness
  (noun) - a measure of how bright something is; how much light is emitted:
  "Turn down the brightness of your screen! It's 2:00 in the morning and I'm trying to sleep!"


• Britain
  
• British
  
• broke
  
• broken
  
• brown
  


• buffet
  (noun)
  1. a side table with food along a line where people may serve themselves
  2. a restaurant with such a serving style of food
  3. (figurative) a wide array of options to chose from, similar to most buffet restaurants


• build
  


• builder
  (noun) - a person who builds


• building
  (noun)
  1. an artificial structure made to house or allow for human movement on the inside
  2. anything built by human beings


• burial
  
• bury
  


• buy - past tense: bought
  (verb)
  1. to purchase; to acquire in exchange for money: "I'll buy this hat for five dollars."
  2. to purchase with any object as payment: "He bought himself a job at the expense of his dreams and values."
  3. (informal) to accept something as true: "I'm not buying your poor excuses anymore; I've had it with your lies!"


• by
  
• bye
  
• bypass