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bamboozleLanguageC1
Meaning: To deceive or trick someone.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He tried to bamboozle me with his clever words.
Category: Language βΊ Communication
Synonyms:
- deceive
- fool
Antonyms:
- enlighten
- inform
bandyLanguageC1
Meaning: To exchange or discuss ideas or words.
Part of speech: verb
Example: They bandy about ideas for the new project.
Category: Language βΊ Communication
Synonyms:
- exchange
- discuss
Antonyms:
- withhold
- suppress
bandy aboutLanguageC1
Meaning: To casually discuss or mention something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: They bandy about names for the new product.
Category: Language βΊ Communication
Synonyms:
- discuss
- mention
Antonyms:
- ignore
- overlook
baneLanguageC2
Meaning: A cause of great distress or annoyance.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The traffic was the bane of her existence.
Category: Language βΊ Expressions
Synonyms:
- curse
- nuisance
Antonyms:
- blessing
- boon
bangLanguageA2
Meaning: To hit something with a loud noise.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He banged the door shut.
Category: Language βΊ Actions
Synonyms:
- hit
- strike
Antonyms:
- soften
- caress
BanglaLanguageB2
Meaning: The language spoken in Bangladesh and parts of India.
Part of speech: noun
Example: She is learning Bangla to communicate with her relatives.
Category: Language βΊ Languages
Synonyms:
- Bengali
- language
bang-onLanguageC1
Meaning: Exactly right or accurate.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Her analysis of the situation was bang-on.
Category: Language βΊ Expressions
Synonyms:
- accurate
- precise
Antonyms:
- wrong
- incorrect
barringLanguageB2
Meaning: Except for; excluding.
Part of speech: preposition
Example: Barring any delays, we will arrive on time.
Category: Language
base formLanguageB2
Meaning: The simplest form of a verb, without any endings.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The base form of 'to run' is 'run'.
Category: Language βΊ Grammar
basedLanguageB1
Meaning: Having a specified base or foundation.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The project is based on thorough research.
Category: Language
Synonyms: founded
baselessLanguageC1
Meaning: Without foundation or basis; unfounded.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His accusations were baseless and unfounded.
Category: Language
Synonyms: groundless
Antonyms: founded
biLanguageA2
Meaning: A prefix meaning two or double.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The word 'bicycle' has the prefix bi-.
Category: Language
Synonyms:
- two
- double
Bi-LanguageA2
Meaning: A prefix meaning two or double.
Part of speech: prefix
Example: Bi- is used in words like 'bilingual'.
Category: Language
Synonyms:
- two
- double
biblio-LanguageC1
Meaning: A prefix meaning 'book'.
Part of speech: prefix
Example: The term 'bibliography' uses the prefix 'biblio-'.
Category: Language
blahLanguageA2
Meaning: A term used to express boredom or indifference.
Part of speech: interjection
Example: Blah! I don't want to go to that meeting.
Category: Language βΊ Expressions
Synonyms: meh
blandishmentsLanguageC2
Meaning: Flattering remarks or actions designed to persuade someone.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He used blandishments to win her over.
Category: Language βΊ Persuasion
Synonyms: flattery
blandlyLanguageC1
Meaning: In a manner that lacks strong emotion or interest.
Part of speech: adverb
Example: He blandly agreed to the proposal.
Category: Language βΊ Expressions
Synonyms: indifferently
blankLanguageA1
Meaning: Empty; without any content or mark.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: She handed me a blank sheet of paper.
Category: Language βΊ Descriptions
Synonyms: empty
Antonyms: filled
blank outLanguageB2
Meaning: To erase or remove something completely.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He had to blank out the sensitive information in the report.
Category: Language βΊ Editing
Synonyms: erase
blankety blankLanguageC1
Meaning: A euphemism used to replace a swear word or offensive term.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He used a blankety blank to express his frustration.
Category: Language βΊ Expressions
blarneyLanguageC2
Meaning: Smooth, flattering talk; nonsense.
Part of speech: noun
Example: His compliments were just blarney.
Category: Language βΊ Expressions
Synonyms: flattery
blatantlyLanguageC2
Meaning: In an obvious and offensive manner.
Part of speech: adverb
Example: She blatantly ignored the warning signs.
Category: Language βΊ Expressions
Synonyms: obviously
blatherLanguageC1
Meaning: To talk nonsensically or at length without making much sense.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He tends to blather when he's nervous.
Category: Language βΊ Communication
Synonyms: babble
bog-standardLanguageB2
Meaning: Basic or ordinary; not special.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The hotel was bog-standard, with no extra amenities.
Category: Language
boisterousLanguageC1
Meaning: Noisy, energetic, and cheerful.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The boisterous crowd cheered for the team.
Category: Language
boldLanguageB1
Meaning: Showing courage or confidence; daring.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: She made a bold decision to start her own business.
Category: Language
bollockingLanguageC1
Meaning: A severe reprimand or scolding.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He received a bollocking from his boss for being late.
Category: Language
bollocksLanguageC2
Meaning: A vulgar term for nonsense or foolishness.
Part of speech: noun
Example: That's a load of bollocks!
Category: Language
bolshyLanguageC2
Meaning: Aggressively defiant or rebellious.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The bolshy teenager refused to follow the rules.
Category: Language
bombastLanguageC2
Meaning: High-sounding language with little meaning; inflated speech.
Part of speech: noun
Example: His speech was filled with bombast but lacked substance.
Category: Language
bombasticLanguageC2
Meaning: Pompous or inflated in language or style.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The bombastic politician made grand promises.
Category: Language
BonLanguageA1
Meaning: A term used in French to mean 'good'.
Part of speech: noun
Example: She said 'Bon' when she received the good news.
Category: Language βΊ French
bon motLanguageC2
Meaning: A witty remark or saying.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He is known for his clever bon mots at dinner parties.
Category: Language βΊ Literature
Synonyms:
- witticism
- quip
bonerLanguageB2
Meaning: A mistake or blunder.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He made a boner during the presentation.
Category: Language
Synonyms:
- error
- blunder
bonne femmeLanguageC2
Meaning: A term in French meaning 'good woman' or 'housewife'.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The recipe was prepared in the bonne femme style.
Category: Language βΊ French
boo-booLanguageA2
Meaning: A minor mistake or error.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He made a little boo-boo on the test.
Category: Language
Synonyms:
- mistake
- error
breveLanguageC2
Meaning: A diacritical mark indicating a short vowel sound.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The breve is used in phonetics.
Category: Language
Synonyms: diacritic
BriticismLanguageC2
Meaning: a characteristic feature of British English
Part of speech: noun
Example: Using 'lorry' instead of 'truck' is a Briticism.
Category: Language βΊ Linguistics
Synonyms:
- Britishism
- expression
British EnglishLanguageB1
Meaning: the form of English used in Britain
Part of speech: noun
Example: British English uses 'colour' instead of 'color'.
Category: Language βΊ Linguistics
Synonyms:
- UK English
- British language
BritishismLanguageC2
Meaning: a characteristic feature of British culture or language
Part of speech: noun
Example: Using 'petrol' instead of 'gas' is a Britishism.
Category: Language βΊ Linguistics
Synonyms:
- Briticism
- expression
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