English Words Starting With B
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- barbudo/bɑːˈbuːdəʊ/A person, typically male, who has a full beard.nounC2
- barbule/ˈbɑːbjuːl/A small, secondary barb or filament branching from the main barb of a feather.nounVery Low
- barbusse/ˈbɑːbʊs/Proper name referring to Henri Barbusse, a French novelist, journalist, and communist activist.nounVery Low (C2+)
- barbut/ˈbɑːbʊt/A type of medieval open-faced helmet.nounVery Low / Specialised
- barbwire/ˌbɑːbd ˈwaɪə(r)/A type of strong wire with sharp points or barbs at regular intervals, used for building fences, especially for controlling livestock or for security purposes.nounC1
- barca/ˈbɑː.kə/A small, often flat-bottomed boat, typically with oars or a sail, used on inland waterways.nounLow (C2)
- barcarole/ˈbɑːkərəʊl/A traditional Venetian boat song, characterized by a rhythm imitating the motion of rowing.nounC2
- barce/bɑːs/(Obsolete) A horse's collar.nounVery Rare/Obsolete
- barcelona/ˌbɑː.sɪˈləʊ.nə/A major coastal city and the capital of Catalonia in northeastern Spain.nounB1
- barchan/ˈbɑːkæn/A crescent-shaped sand dune formed by wind action.nounVery Low
- barchester towers/ˈbɑːtʃɪstə ˈtaʊəz/The title of a novel by Anthony Trollope (1857), the second in his Chronicles of Barsetshire series, focused on ecclesiastical and social politics in the fictional cathedral city of Barchester.nounLow
- barclay/ˈbɑː.kli/A proper noun most commonly recognized as a British banking and financial services company, originally a surname of Scottish origin.nounMedium
- barclay de tolly/ˌbɑːk.li də ˈtɒl.i/A proper noun referring to a prominent Russian military commander of the Napoleonic Wars, Prince Michael Andreas Barclay de Tolly.nounVery Low
- barcode/ˈbɑː.kəʊd/A machine-readable pattern of parallel lines of varying widths, printed on an item for identification by scanning.nounverb-transitiveB1
- barcoo river/bɑːˈkuː ˈrɪvə/A significant river in western Queensland, Australia.nounRare
- barcoo salute/ˌbɑː.kuː səˈluːt/An informal gesture of wiping one's forehead with a hand or forearm.nounVery low / Specialised
- bard/bɑːd/A poet, traditionally one who recites epic poems, especially one associated with ancient Celtic culture.nounC1
- bard of avon/ˈbɑːd əv ˈeɪv(ə)n/A historical nickname for the English playwright and poet William Shakespeare.nounLow
- barde/bɑːd/To cover or protect a horse with armour or protective covering, especially in historical contexts.nounverb-transitiveC2
- bardeen/bɑːˈdiːn/A proper noun; the surname of John Bardeen, a physicist and electrical engineer.nounVery Low (C2)
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