6 letter words that starts with b

6 letter words that start with B

6 letter B word

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baaing 12 12 the cry of a sheep [...
baalim 14 13 BAAL, a false god [n...
baases 11 9 BAAS, (Afrikaans) a...
babaco 16 15 a subtropical five-s...
babacu 17 16 (Tupi) a Brazilian p...
babble 17 16 to talk incessantly...
babbly 24 18 given to babbling, c...
babels 15 13 BABEL, a confused so...
babied 14 13 BABY, to treat like...
babier 14 12 BABY, like a baby [a...
babies 14 12 BABY, to treat like...
babkas 15 16 BABKA, (Polish) a ki...
bablah 17 15 (Hindi) a species of...
babool 14 13 (Hindi) a species of...
baboon 12 13 a large ape [n -S]
baboos 13 12 BABOO, (Hindi) a nat...
babuls 16 14 BABUL, (Hindi) a spe...
baccae 17 15 BACCA, a botanical n...
baccas 18 15 BACCA, a botanical n...
baccos 18 15 BACCO, (short for) t...
bachas 17 14 BACHA, (Hinglish) in...
bached 17 15 BACH, to live as a b...
baches 17 14 BACH, to live as a b...
backed 16 17 BACK, to help or sup...
backer 16 16 a supporter [n -S]
backet 16 16 (Scots) a shallow wo...
backie 16 16 (slang) a ride on th...
backra 16 16 in the West Indies,...
backup 19 20 a substitute, a stan...
bacons 14 13 BACON, cured and sal...
bacula 16 14 BACULUM, the bone in...
badass 12 10 a difficult person [...
badder 12 11 BAD, not good [adj]
baddie 12 11 a bad person, also B...
badged 13 13 BADGE, to supply wit...
badger 13 12 to pester or harass...
badges 13 12 BADGE, to supply wit...
badman 12 14 an outlaw [n BADMEN]
badmen 12 14 BADMAN, an outlaw [n...
baetyl 19 12 a magical or holy me...
baffed 16 16 BAFF, in golf, to st...
baffle 17 16 to confuse, confound...
bagass 13 11 dry refuse in sugar-...
bagels 14 12 BAGEL, (Yiddish) a h...
bagful 17 16 as much as a bag can...
bagged 14 14 BAG, to put in a pou...
bagger 14 13 one that bags [n -S]
baggie 14 13 (colloquial) the sto...
baggit 15 13 a ripe female salmon...
bagies 13 11 BAGIE, (Northumbrian...
bagman 13 15 a travelling salesma...
bagmen 13 15 BAGMAN, a travelling...
bagnio 12 12 (Italian) a brothel;...
baguet 13 12 (French) a long Fren...
baguio 13 12 (Spanish) a hurrican...
bagwig 18 16 a wig, in use in the...
bahada 13 12 (Spanish) a broad, s...
bahuts 15 12 BAHUT, (French) an o...
baidar 12 10 (Russian) an Alaskan...
bailed 13 11 BAIL, to set free by...
bailee 12 10 a person to whom pro...
bailer 13 10 (US) a person who ba...
bailey 19 12 the outer wall or co...
bailie 13 10 in Scotland, a magis...
bailli 15 11 (French) a magistrat...
bailor 13 10 a person who bails p...
bainin 11 11 (Irish) a white, clo...
bairns 12 10 BAIRN, (Scots) a chi...
baisas 12 9 BAISA, (Arabic) a un...
baited 12 10 BAIT, to set a trap...
baiter 12 9 one who baits [n -S]
baizas 15 18 BAIZA, (Arabic) a mo...
baized 15 19 BAIZE, to cover with...
baizes 15 18 BAIZE, to cover with...
bajada 13 19 (Spanish) a broad, s...
bajans 13 19 BAJAN, (Scots) a fre...
bajras 14 18 BAJRA, (Hindi) in th...
bajree 13 18 (Hindi) in the India...
bajris 15 18 BAJRI, (Hindi) in th...
bakers 13 13 BAKER, one that bake...
bakery 19 15 a baker's shop [n BA...
bakgat 14 15 (South Africa) fine,...
baking 14 16 the process by which...
bakkie 14 17 (South Africa) a sma...
bakras 13 13 BAKRA, (Caribbean) a...
balata 12 10 a large evergreen tr...
balboa 14 13 the monetary unit of...
balded 13 12 BALD, to lose one's...
balder 13 11 BALD, without hair [...
baldie 13 11 a bald-headed person...
baldly 21 14 BALD, without hair [...
baleen 11 11 whalebone [n -S]
balers 13 10 BALER, one who bales...
baling 14 13 the act of making in...
balise 13 10 an electronic beacon...
balked 14 15 BALK, to refrain fro...
balker 14 14 one who, or that whi...
ballad 14 12 a slow, sentimental...
ballan 13 12 a species of wrasse...
ballat 14 11 (Scots) a ballad [n...
balled 14 12 BALL, to form into a...
baller 14 11 a person who or a ma...
ballet 14 11 a theatrical perform...
ballon 13 12 in dancing, lightnes...
ballot 14 11 to vote by ballot [v...
ballow 17 14 (Shakespeare) a cudg...
ballsy 21 13 gutsy [adj BALLSIER,...
ballup 17 15 (US) a botched confu...
balmed 14 14 BALM, to embalm [v]
baloos 12 10 BALOO, (Hindi) a bea...
balsam 14 13 a resinous substance...
balsas 13 10 BALSA, a tropical Am...
baltic 17 13 (colloquial) extreme...
baltis 14 10 BALTI, (Urdu) a spic...
baluns 13 12 BALUN, a device for...
bambis 16 15 BAMBI, (colloquial)...
bamboo 14 15 a giant tropical gra...
bammed 14 16 BAM, to hoax or chea...
bammer 14 15 a fool [n -S]
bampot 15 15 (Scots) an idiot, fo...
banaks 12 14 BANAK, (Honduran) a...
banana 9 11 an edible fruit [n -...
bancos 14 13 BANCO, the standard...
bandar 11 11 (Hindi) a rhesus mon...
bandas 11 11 BANDA, in Africa, a...
banded 11 12 BAND, to decorate wi...
bander 11 11 a member of a league...
bandhs 14 13 BANDH, (Hindi) in In...
bandit 12 11 a robber [n BANDITS...
bandog 12 13 a mastiff or other l...
banged 12 13 BANG, to make a loud...
banger 12 12 (colloquial) a sausa...
bangle 13 13 a rigid ring as a br...
banian 10 11 a Hindu trader [n -S...
banias 11 10 BANIA, an Indian fig...
baning 12 13 BANE, to kill with p...
banish 14 12 to expel, exile [v -...
banjax 19 26 (slang) to ruin, des...
banjos 13 19 BANJO, a stringed mu...
banked 12 15 BANK, to deposit mon...
banker 12 14 a person who works i...
banket 12 14 a gold-bearing congl...
bankit 13 14 a raised sidewalk [n...
banned 10 12 BAN, to forbid or pr...
banner 10 11 a square flag bearin...
bannet 10 11 a bonnet [n -S]
bantam 12 13 a small variety of t...
banted 11 11 BANT, to diet [v]
banter 11 10 to exchange mildly t...
bantus 12 11 BANTU, a group of Af...
banyan 16 13 (Hindi) an Indian fi...
banyas 17 12 BANYA, a Russian sau...
banzai 14 19 a Japanese battle cr...
baobab 15 15 an African tree with...
baraza 14 18 (Swahili) in East Af...
barbal 15 13 pertaining to the be...
barbed 14 13 BARB, to pierce with...
barbel 15 13 a fleshy appendage o...
barber 14 12 to shave or cut the...
barbes 14 12 BARBE, a medieval cl...
barbet 14 12 (French) a variety o...
barbie 14 12 (Australian slang) a...
barbot 14 12 a kind of large catf...
barbut 15 13 a type of helmet [n...
barcas 15 12 BARCA, (Italian) a b...
barded 12 11 BARDE, to cover a ho...
bardes 12 10 BARDE, to cover a ho...
bardic 16 13 pertaining to a bard...
bardie 12 10 an Australian wood-b...
bardos 12 10 BARDO, in Tibetan Bu...
barege 12 11 a light silky dress...
barely 19 12 BARE, unclothed, unc...
barest 12 9 BARE, unclothed, unc...
barfed 14 13 BARF, (colloquial) t...
barfis 15 12 BARFI, (Hindi) an In...
barfly 22 15 a drinker who freque...
barful 16 14 full of obstructions...
barged 13 12 BARGE, to push one's...
bargee 12 11 a bargeman [n -S]
barges 13 11 BARGE, to push one's...
barhop 16 14 to go from one bar t...
baring 13 12 BARE, to make bare [...
barish 15 11 somewhat bare [adj]
barite 12 9 a native sulphate of...
barium 14 13 a metallic element [...
barkan 12 14 a crescent-shaped sa...
barked 13 14 BARK, to make a soun...
barken 12 14 to dry up in a barky...
barker 13 13 (slang) a pistol [n...
barley 19 12 a cereal grass [n -S...
barlow 16 13 a jackknife [n -S]
barman 12 13 a male bartender [n...
barmen 12 13 BARMAN, a male barte...
barmie 13 12 foamy; dotty, also B...
barned 11 11 BARN, to store in a...
barnet 11 10 (slang) hair [n -S]
barney 17 12 a loud quarrel [n -S...
barock 16 16 a bold decorative st...
barolo 12 10 a red Italian wine [...
barong 12 12 a broad-bladed Phili...
barons 11 10 BARON, a lower membe...
barony 17 12 the territory of a b...
barque 20 19 a three-masted vesse...
barras 12 9 BARRA, (Australian s...
barrat 12 9 to quarrel especiall...
barred 12 10 BARRE, to execute ba...
barrel 13 10 to move fast [v BARR...
barren 11 10 a tract of infertile...
barres 12 9 BARRE, to execute ba...
barret 12 9 a kind of cap former...
barrie 12 9 (Edinburgh slang) te...
barrio 12 9 a Spanish-speaking u...
barrow 15 12 a hand propelled car...
barter 12 9 to trade by exchange...
barton 11 10 a farmyard [n -S]
baryes 18 11 BARYE, a unit of pre...
baryon 17 12 a heavier class of s...
baryta 18 11 barium monoxide [n -...
baryte 18 11 a native sulphate of...
basalt 13 10 an igneous volcanic...
basans 11 10 BASAN, a sheepskin r...
basant 11 10 (Urdu) a Pakistani s...
baseej 13 18 in Iran, volunteer v...
basely 19 12 lowly [adv]
basest 12 9 BASE, mean [adj]
bashaw 17 14 a former Turkish off...
bashed 14 12 BASH, to strike [v]
basher 14 11 one who bashes [n -S...
bashes 14 11 BASH, to strike [v]
basics 16 12 BASIC, a fundamental...
basify 21 14 to convert into a sa...
basils 14 10 BASIL, an aromatic h...
basing 13 12 BASE, to place on a...
basins 12 10 BASIN, a wide dish,...
basion 11 10 a part of the skull...
basked 13 14 BASK, to relax in pl...
basket 13 13 a container made of...
basnet 11 10 a light helmet, also...
basons 11 10 BASON, (archaic) a b...
basque 20 19 a kind of bodice [n...
bassed 12 10 BASSE [v]
basser 12 9 someone who plays th...
basses 12 9 BASS, the lowest par...
basset 12 9 to outcrop, also BAS...
bassly 20 12 BASS, of a voice, lo...
bassos 12 9 BASSO, a low-pitched...
basted 12 10 BASTE, to keep (meat...
baster 12 9 one who bastes [n -S...
bastes 12 9 BASTE, to keep (meat...
bastis 13 9 BASTI, (India) a slu...
bastle 13 10 a fortified house wi...
bastos 12 9 BASTO, the ace of cl...
basuco 15 13 an low grade of coca...
batard 12 10 a birchbark canoe [n...
batata 11 9 an aboriginal Americ...
batboy 20 14 a boy who minds base...
bateau 11 10 (French) a boat; esp...
bathed 14 12 BATHE, to wash by im...
bather 14 11 one who bathes [n -S...
bathes 14 11 BATHE, to wash by im...
bathos 14 11 the appearance of th...
batiks 14 13 BATIK, to produce ba...
bating 13 12 BATE, to diminish, a...
batler 13 10 a wooden mallet for...
batlet 13 10 a wooden mallet for...
batman 12 13 an officer's persona...
batmen 12 13 BATMAN, an officer's...
batons 11 10 BATON, to strike wit...
batoon 10 10 to strike with a tru...
battas 12 9 BATTA, extra pay; es...
batted 12 10 BAT, to hit a ball w...
battel 13 10 to have an account f...
batten 11 10 to fasten with strip...
batter 12 9 to beat repeatedly [...
battik 14 13 an Indonesian method...
battle 13 10 to fight [v BATTLED,...
battue 12 10 (French) indiscrimin...
baubee 13 13 (Scots) a halfpenny,...
bauble 15 14 a cheap trinket, als...
bauera 11 10 a kind of evergreen...
bauked 13 15 BAUK, to refrain fro...
baulks 15 15 BAULK, to refrain fr...
baulky 21 17 stubborn [adj BAULKI...
bavins 14 14 BAVIN [n]
bawbee 16 15 (Scots) a halfpenny,...
bawble 18 16 a cheap trinket, als...
bawdry 22 15 (archaic) lewd talk,...
bawled 16 14 BAWL, to shout or cr...
bawler 16 13 one who bawls [n -S]
bawley 22 15 in Essex and Kent, a...
bawtie 15 12 (Scots) a dog [n -S]
baxter 18 16 (obsolete) a baker [...
bayamo 18 14 a strong wind, esp....
bayard 18 12 a bay horse, or hors...
baying 19 14 BAY, to bark or howl...
bayles 19 12 BAYLE, a pole, a bar...
bayman 18 15 a person who works a...
baymen 18 15 BAYMAN, a person who...
bayous 18 12 BAYOU, a marshy offs...
bayted 18 12 BAYT, (Spenser) to b...
baywop 23 17 in Newfoundland, a d...
bayyan 23 14 an official declarat...
bazaar 14 18 an Eastern market-pl...
bazars 15 18 BAZAR, an Eastern ma...
bazazz 21 36 flamboyance, also BE...
bazoom 15 21 a woman's breast [n...
bazoos 14 18 BAZOO, (US slang) th...
bazzed 18 28 BAZZ, to throw (as a...
bazzes 18 27 BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beachy 23 16 sandy or pebbly [adj...
beacon 13 13 to shine like a ligh...
beaded 11 11 BEAD, to adorn with...
beader 11 10 one who makes things...
beadle 12 11 a minor parish offic...
beagle 13 12 to hunt with a breed...
beaked 12 14 having a beak [adj]
beaker 12 13 a large cup [n -S]
beamed 12 13 BEAM, to emit a ray...
beamer 12 12 a workman or machine...
beaned 10 11 BEAN, to hit on the...
beanie 10 10 a small close-fittin...
beanos 10 10 BEANO, (slang) a fea...
beards 12 10 BEARD, to oppose wit...
beardy 18 12 a bearded person, al...
beared 11 10 BEAR, to endure [v]
bearer 11 9 one who bears [n -S]
beares 11 9 BEARE [v]
beasts 12 9 BEAST, to punish or...
beaten 10 10 BEAT, to strike repe...
beater 11 9 one who beats [n -S]
beaths 14 11 BEATH, (Spenser) to...
beauts 12 10 BEAUT, (colloquial)...
beauty 18 12 (Shakespeare) to mak...
beaver 13 13 to work hard [v -ED,...
bebops 16 15 BEBOP, to play a sty...
bebung 15 16 a tremolo effect on...
becall 17 14 to call names [v -ED...
becalm 17 16 to make calm [v -ED,...
became 15 15 BECOME, to come to b...
becaps 17 15 BECAP, to put a cap...
becked 16 17 BECK, to beckon [v]
beckes 16 16 BECKE, (Spenser) a b...
becket 16 16 a loop of rope havin...
beckon 15 17 to indicate by sign...
beclog 17 15 to clog up [v BECLOG...
become 15 15 to come to be [v BEC...
becurl 17 14 to curl; to adorn wi...
bedamn 12 14 to swear at [v -ED,...
bedash 14 12 to wet by dashing or...
bedaub 14 14 to cover with daubs...
bedaze 14 19 to daze thoroughly [...
bedbug 16 16 a bloodsucking insec...
bedded 12 12 BED, to provide with...
bedder 12 11 one that makes up be...
bedeck 16 17 to attire with finer...
bedell 14 12 (obsolete) a minor p...
bedels 13 11 BEDEL, (obsolete) a...
bedews 15 13 BEDEW, to cover with...
bedide 12 11 (Spenser) bedyed, al...
bedims 14 13 BEDIM, to make dim [...
bedlam 14 14 pandemonium [n -S]
bedpan 13 14 a toilet pan for use...
bedral 13 11 (Scots) a beadle, al...
bedrid 13 11 (obsolete) confined...
bedrop 14 13 to sprinkle as with...
bedrug 14 13 to drug abundantly o...
bedsit 13 10 a one-room dwelling...
beduck 17 18 to plunge under wate...
beduin 12 12 a nomadic Arab, also...
bedumb 16 17 to render speechless...
bedung 13 14 to cover with dung [...
bedust 13 11 to cover with dust [...
bedyde 18 13 BEDYE, to dye or sta...
bedyed 18 13 BEDYE, to dye or sta...
bedyes 18 12 BEDYE, to dye or sta...
beebee 12 12 a pellet e.g. for an...
beechy 23 16 abounding in beeches...
beedie 11 10 a cheap thin Indian...
beefed 13 13 BEEF, to grumble [v]
beegah 14 13 an Indian land measu...
beenah 12 12 a form of marriage i...
beento 10 10 in West Africa, a pe...
beeped 13 13 BEEP, to honk a horn...
beeper 13 12 a paging device [n -...
beeted 11 10 BEET, to improve or...
beetle 12 10 to jut out, overhang...
beeves 13 13 BEEF, the flesh of d...
beezer 14 18 (Scots) something of...
befall 16 14 to happen or occur t...
befana 12 13 an Epiphany gift, al...
befeld 15 14 BEFALL, to happen or...
befell 16 14 BEFALL, to happen or...
befits 15 12 BEFIT, to be suitabl...
beflag 16 15 to deck with flags [...
beflea 14 13 to infest with fleas...
beflum 17 17 (Scott) to befool, c...
befoam 14 15 to cover with foam [...
befogs 15 14 BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befool 14 13 to fool; to delude o...
before 13 12 in front of [prep]
befoul 15 14 to make foul [v -ED,...
befret 14 12 to gnaw [v BEFRETTED...
begall 15 13 to make sore by rubb...
begars 13 11 BEGAR, forced labour...
begaze 15 20 to look at fixedly [...
begems 14 14 BEGEM, to adorn with...
begets 13 11 BEGET, to cause to e...
beggar 14 13 to impoverish [v -ED...
begged 14 14 BEG, to ask for [v]
begift 16 14 to present with gift...
begild 15 13 to gild [v BEGILT or...
begilt 15 12 BEGILD, to gild [v]
begins 13 12 BEGIN, to start [v]
begird 14 12 (archaic) to bind wi...
begirt 14 11 BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
beglad 14 13 to make glad [v BEGL...
begnaw 15 15 to gnaw [v -ED, -ING...
begoes 12 11 BEGO, to beset [v]
begone 11 12 be off [interj]
begrim 15 14 to soil with grime,...
beguin 13 13 in Flanders, a man l...
begulf 17 16 to engulf [v -ED, -I...
begums 15 15 BEGUM, a high rankin...
begunk 14 17 (Scots) to trick, to...
behalf 17 15 interest or benefit...
behave 15 15 to act properly [v B...
behead 13 12 to cut off the head...
beheld 15 13 BEHOLD, to view [v]
behest 14 11 a command [n -S]
behind 14 13 the buttocks [n -S]
behold 15 13 to view [v BEHELD, B...
behoof 15 14 a benefit resulting...
behote 13 11 to vow, promise [v B...
behove 15 15 to be fit, right or...
behowl 18 15 to howl at [v -ED, -...
beigel 14 12 a hard ring-shaped r...
beiger 13 11 BEIGE, greyish buff...
beiges 13 11 BEIGE, a woollen fab...
beigne 12 12 a fritter, a deep-fr...
beined 11 11 BEIN, to fill [v]
beings 13 12 BEING, something tha...
bejade 13 19 to tire out [v BEJAD...
bejant 13 19 (Scots) a freshman a...
bekahs 15 15 BEKAH, (Hebrew) half...
bekiss 14 13 to cover with kisses...
beknot 12 14 to tie in knots [v B...
belace 15 13 to adorn with lace [...
belady 19 13 to apply the title o...
belahs 15 12 BELAH, (Native Austr...
belamy 20 15 (Spenser) a good fri...
belars 13 10 BELAR, an Australian...
belate 12 10 (archaic) to retard...
belaud 13 12 to laud or praise gr...
belays 19 12 BELAY, to fasten a r...
beldam 14 14 an old woman, esp. a...
beleap 14 13 to leap upon [v BELE...
beleed 12 11 BELEE, to put on the...
belees 12 10 BELEE, to put on the...
belfry 22 15 a bell-tower [n BELF...
belgas 14 12 BELGA, a former curr...
belied 13 11 BELIE, to misreprese...
belief 15 13 a conviction of the...
belier 13 10 one who belies [n -S...
belies 13 10 BELIE, to misreprese...
belike 14 14 (archaic) most likel...
belive 15 14 immediately, also BL...
belled 14 12 BELL, to provide wit...
belles 14 11 BELLE, a young lady...
bellow 17 14 to roar like a bull...
belong 13 13 to be a member of [v...
belons 12 11 BELON, a type of oys...
belove 14 14 (obsolete) to love [...
belows 16 13 BELOW, the lower par...
belted 13 11 BELT, to thrash with...
belter 13 10 an impressive perfor...
beluga 14 13 the white whale [n -...
bemads 13 13 BEMAD, (archaic) to...
bemata 12 12 BEMA, a platform in...
bemaul 14 14 (archaic) to maul or...
bembex 21 22 a noisy sand-wasp, a...
bembix 22 22 a noisy sand-wasp, a...
bemean 11 13 (archaic) to make me...
bemete 12 12 (archaic) to measure...
bemire 13 12 (archaic) to make mu...
bemist 14 12 to envelop in a mist...
bemixt 20 19 BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemoan 11 13 to lament [v -ED, -I...
bemock 17 19 (archaic) to mock [v...
bemoil 14 13 (Shakespeare) to bem...
bemuds 14 14 BEMUD, (archaic) to...
bemuse 13 13 to confuse [v BEMUSE...
bename 11 13 to name, mention [v...
benchy 23 17 of a hillside, hollo...
benday 17 13 to reproduce using a...
bended 11 12 BEND, to curve [v]
bendee 10 11 divided into an even...
bender 11 11 a drunken spree [n -...
bendys 18 13 BENDY, a tropical pl...
benets 11 10 BENET, to catch in a...
bengas 12 12 BENGA, a form of Ken...
benign 12 13 favourably disposed...
benjes 13 19 BENJ, cannabis, Indi...
bennes 10 11 BENNE, the sesame pl...
bennet 10 11 a dry grass stalk [n...
bennis 11 11 BENNI, the sesame pl...
bentos 11 10 BENTO, a Japanese me...
benumb 15 17 to make numb [v -ED,...
benzal 15 20 a radical in oil of...
benzil 16 20 a hydrocarbon radica...
benzin 14 20 a solvent distilled...
benzol 15 20 a crude form of benz...
benzyl 22 22 a compound radical,...
bepats 14 12 BEPAT, to pat often...
bepelt 15 13 to pelt hard [v -ED,...
bepity 21 14 to pity greatly [v B...
bepuff 19 19 (archaic) to puff ou...
berake 12 13 to rake all over [v...
berate 11 9 to scold severely [v...
berays 18 11 BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berber 14 12 a type of carpet [n...
bereft 14 12 BEREAVE, to deprive...
berets 12 9 BERET, a flat round...
bergen 12 12 a type of large ruck...
berime 13 12 to compose in rhyme,...
berley 19 12 (Australian) to scat...
berlin 13 11 an old four-wheeled...
bermed 13 13 BERM, to provide a b...
bermes 13 12 BERME, a narrow shel...
berobs 14 12 BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berret 12 9 a round close-fittin...
bertha 14 11 a woman's deep lace...
berthe 14 11 a woman's deep lace...
berths 15 11 BERTH, to moor a shi...
beryls 20 12 BERYL, a semipreciou...
besang 12 12 BESING, (archaic) to...
beseem 12 12 to be becoming [v -E...
beseen 10 10 BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besees 11 9 BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besets 12 9 BESET, to assail [v]
beside 12 10 next to [prep]
besigh 16 13 (archaic) to sigh ov...
besing 13 12 (archaic) to celebra...
besits 13 9 BESIT, (archaic) to...
besmut 14 13 to blacken with soot...
besnow 14 13 to cover with snow [...
besoin 11 10 (French) need, want,...
besoms 13 12 BESOM, to sweep with...
besort 12 9 (Shakespeare) to mat...
besots 12 9 BESOT, to infatuate...
bespat 14 12 BESPIT, to spit upon...
besped 14 13 BESPEED, to help on...
bespit 15 12 to spit upon [v BESP...
bespot 14 12 to cover with spots...
bestad 12 10 (Spenser) beset by,...
bestar 12 9 to cover with stars...
bested 12 10 BEST, to outdo [v]
bestie 12 9 (slang) one's best f...
bestir 13 9 to rouse to activity...
bestis 13 9 BESTI, (Hinglish) in...
bestow 15 12 to present as a gift...
bestud 13 11 to adorn with dots [...
besung 13 13 BESING, (archaic) to...
betake 12 13 to take oneself to [...
betcha 17 14 a spelling of 'bet y...
beteem 12 12 (Spenser) to grant,...
betels 13 10 BETEL, the leaf of t...
bethel 15 12 a place of worship f...
betide 12 10 to befall, happen to...
betime 13 12 (Shakespeare) to bet...
beting 13 12 BETE, to mend, impro...
betise 12 9 (French) stupidity,...
betoil 13 10 to weary with toil [...
betons 11 10 BETON, lime concrete...
betony 17 12 a labiate plant of w...
betook 12 13 BETAKE, to take ones...
betoss 12 9 (Shakespeare) to agi...
betray 18 11 to disclose in breac...
betrim 14 12 to deck with trimmin...
betrod 12 10 BETREAD, to walk upo...
bettas 12 9 BETTA, a strikingly-...
betted 12 10 BET, to wager [v]
better 12 9 to improve [v -ED, -...
bettor 12 9 one who bets [n -S]
beurre 12 10 a pear with the meat...
bevels 15 14 BEVEL, to cut at an...
bevers 14 13 BEVER [n]
bevies 14 13 BEVY, a group, esp....
bevors 14 13 BEVOR, armour for th...
bevues 14 14 BEVUE, (French) a bl...
bewail 16 13 to lament [v -ED, -I...
beware 14 12 to be on one's guard...
beweep 16 15 to weep over, lament...
bewent 14 13 BEGO, to beset [v]
bewept 17 15 BEWEEP, to weep over...
bewets 15 12 BEWET, to make wet [...
bewigs 17 14 BEWIG, to dress in a...
beworm 16 15 to cover with worms...
bewrap 17 15 to wrap completely [...
bewray 21 14 (archaic) to reveal...
beylic 23 15 the domain of a bey,...
beylik 21 16 the domain of a bey,...
beyond 17 13 the unknown, the her...
bezant 14 19 a gold coin first st...
bezazz 21 36 panache, flamboyance...
bezels 16 19 BEZEL, the oblique s...
bezils 17 19 BEZIL, the oblique s...
bezoar 14 18 a concretion found i...
bezzie 18 27 a person's best frie...
bezzle 19 28 to drink hard [v BEZ...
bhagee 14 13 in Indian cookery, a...
bhajan 15 21 a Hindu religious so...
bhajee 15 20 in Indian cookery, a...
bhajia 16 20 BHAJI, (Hindi) in In...
bhajis 17 20 BHAJI, (Hindi) in In...
bhakta 15 15 (Sanskrit) devotion...
bhakti 16 15 (Sanskrit) devotion...
bhangs 15 14 BHANG, (Urdu) cannab...
bharal 15 12 a blue Himalayan she...
bhavan 15 16 (India) a large hous...
bhawan 16 15 (India) a large hous...
bhikhu 19 18 (Pali) a fully ordai...
bhindi 15 13 (Hindi) the vegetabl...
bhisti 16 11 an Indian water carr...
bhoona 12 12 a dish sauteed in oi...
bhoots 14 11 BHOOT, a small whirl...
bhunas 14 13 BHUNA, (Urdu) an Ind...
bialis 14 10 BIALI, an onion roll...
bialys 20 12 BIALY, an onion roll...
biased 12 10 BIAS, to cause to in...
biases 12 9 BIAS, to cause to in...
biatch 18 14 (slang) a bitch, als...
biaxal 19 17 having two axes, als...
bibbed 17 16 BIB, to tipple [v]
bibber 17 15 a tippler [n -S]
bibble 18 16 (English dialect) a...
bibful 19 17 as in to spill a bib...
bibles 16 13 BIBLE, an authoritat...
bicarb 18 15 (short for) bicarbon...
biceps 18 15 the two-headed muscl...
bichir 19 14 any of various primi...
bicker 17 16 to squabble [v -ED,...
bickie 17 16 (colloquial) a biscu...
bicorn 15 13 a hat with two corne...
bicron 15 13 one billionth of a m...
bidden 12 12 BID, to make an offe...
bidder 13 11 one who bids [n -S]
bident 12 11 a two-pronged spear...
biders 13 10 BIDER, one who bides...
bidets 13 10 BIDET, (French) a sh...
biding 14 13 a residence [n -S]
bidons 12 11 BIDON, a container f...
bields 14 11 BIELD, (Scots) to gi...
bieldy 20 13 (Scots) affording sh...
biface 17 15 a type of prehistori...
biffed 17 16 BIFF, to strike hard...
biffer 17 15 in sports, someone w...
biffin 17 16 a variety of red coo...
biffos 17 15 BIFFO, (Australian s...
bifida 15 13 BIFIDUM, a bacterium...
biflex 22 20 bent in two places [...
bifold 16 14 a two-piece door [n...
biform 16 15 having two forms, al...
biftah 17 14 (slang) a cannabis c...
bifter 15 12 (slang) a cannabis c...
bigamy 21 16 the crime of being m...
bigeye 19 13 a kind of marine fis...
bigged 15 14 BIG, to build [v]
bigger 15 13 BIG, of large size [...
biggie 15 13 a biggish thing, als...
biggin 15 14 a child's cap worn i...
biggon 14 14 a child's cap worn i...
bighas 16 13 BIGHA, an Indian lan...
bights 17 13 BIGHT, to fasten wit...
bigots 14 11 BIGOT, a prejudiced...
bigwig 19 16 a important person [...
bijous 15 19 BIJOU, (French) a tr...
bijoux 21 26 BIJOU, (French) a tr...
bikers 14 13 BIKER, one who rides...
bikies 14 13 BIKIE, (Australian s...
biking 15 16 the act of riding of...
bikini 14 14 a brief two-piece sw...
bikkie 15 17 (slang) a biscuit, a...
bilboa 15 13 a rapier, also BILBO...
bilbos 16 13 BILBO, a rapier, als...
bilged 15 13 BILGE, to spring a l...
bilges 15 12 BILGE, to spring a l...
bilian 13 11 a heavy ant-proof ti...
biling 15 13 BILE, (Scots) to boi...
bilked 15 15 BILK, to avoid payin...
bilker 15 14 one who bilks, elude...
billed 15 12 BILL, to charge some...
biller 15 11 one who bills [n -S]
billet 15 11 to accomodate or qua...
billie 15 11 (Australian slang) a...
billon 14 12 base metal, an alloy...
billow 18 14 to swell up [v -ED,...
billyo 21 13 in the phrase "like...
bimahs 16 14 BIMAH, (Hebrew) a ra...
bimble 17 16 as in bimble box, a...
bimbos 16 15 BIMBO, a woman who i...
bimini 14 13 a kind of awning for...
binary 18 12 a combination of two...
binate 11 10 growing in pairs [ad...
binder 12 11 one who binds [n -S]
bindhi 15 13 (Hindi) a dot worn o...
bindis 13 11 BINDI, (Hindi) a dot...
bindle 13 12 the bundle in which...
biners 12 10 BINER, (short for) k...
binged 13 13 BINGE, to eat or dri...
binger 13 12 someone who binges [...
binges 13 12 BINGE, to eat or dri...
binghi 16 14 (Australian slang) t...
bingle 14 13 to style the hair a...
bingos 13 12 BINGO, a lottery-typ...
biniou 12 11 a small Breton bagpi...
binits 13 10 BINIT, a unit of com...
binman 12 14 a refuse disposal ma...
binmen 12 14 BINMAN, a refuse dis...
binned 11 12 BIN, to store in a l...
binocs 15 13 (short for) binocula...
biodot 12 10 a temperature-sensit...
biogas 13 11 gas obtained by bioc...
biogen 12 12 a hypothetical unit...
biomes 13 12 BIOME, an extensive...
bionic 15 13 relating to bionics,...
bionts 12 10 BIONT, a physiologic...
biopic 18 15 a film telling the l...
biopsy 21 14 to examine tissue fr...
biotas 12 9 BIOTA, the flora and...
biotic 16 12 relating to living o...
biotin 12 10 a growth-promoting v...
bipack 19 19 a pair of films [n -...
bipeds 15 13 BIPED, an animal wit...
bipods 15 13 BIPOD, a two-legged...
birded 13 11 BIRD, to hunt birds...
birder 13 10 a birdwatching enthu...
birdie 13 10 to score one under p...
bireme 13 12 an ancient galley wi...
birken 13 14 made of birch wood,...
birkie 14 13 (Scots) active, live...
birled 14 11 BIRLE, to carouse, a...
birler 14 10 one who birls, carou...
birles 14 10 BIRLE, to carouse, a...
birred 13 10 BIRR, to make a whir...
birsed 13 10 BIRSE, to bruise [v]
birses 13 9 BIRSE [n]
birsle 14 10 to scorch, toast [v...
births 16 11 BIRTH, to originate...
bisect 16 12 to divide into two p...
bishes 15 11 BISH, a mistake, a b...
bishop 17 14 a senior clergyman i...
bismar 14 12 (Old Norse) in Orkne...
bisoms 14 12 BISOM, a term of rep...
bisons 12 10 BISON, either of two...
bisque 21 19 (French) a rich shel...
bisson 12 10 to cause to be blind...
bister 13 9 a pigment of warm br...
bistre 13 9 a pigment of warm br...
bistro 13 9 a small bar or resta...
bitchy 25 16 catty [adj BITCHIER,...
biters 13 9 BITER, that which bi...
biting 14 12 sharp, sarcastic [ad...
bitmap 16 15 a pattern of bits re...
bitser 13 9 (Australian slang) a...
bitted 13 10 BITT, to secure a ca...
bitten 12 10 BITE, to seize with...
bitter 13 9 having a disagreeabl...
bittie 13 9 (Scots) a small piec...
bittor 13 9 (Spenser) the bitter...
bittur 14 10 (Spenser) the bitter...
bivium 17 17 in echinoderms, the...
bizazz 22 36 flamboyance, also BA...
bizone 14 19 a country formed of...
bizzes 19 27 BIZ, (slang) busines...
bizzos 19 27 BIZZO, (Australian s...
blabby 24 18 tending to blab [adj...
blacks 18 17 BLACK, to blacken [v...
bladed 13 12 having a blade [adj]
blader 13 11 a person skating wit...
blades 13 11 BLADE, the cutting p...
blaest 13 10 BLAE, blackish blue...
blaffs 18 16 BLAFF, to bark [v]
blague 14 13 (French) humbug [n -...
blahed 15 13 BLAH, to talk stupid...
blaher 15 12 BLAH, dull, insipid...
blains 13 11 BLAIN, a blister [n]
blaise 13 10 a kind of clay, livi...
blaize 16 19 a kind of clay, livi...
blamed 14 14 BLAME, to find fault...
blamer 14 13 one who blames [n -S...
blames 14 13 BLAME, to find fault...
blanch 18 16 to whiten [v -ED, -I...
blanco 15 14 (tradename) a white...
blands 13 12 BLAND, to become bla...
blanks 14 15 BLANK, to delete [v]
blanky 20 17 a child's blanket, a...
blared 13 11 BLARE, to sound loud...
blares 13 10 BLARE, to sound loud...
blarts 14 10 BLART, to shout loud...
blashy 22 14 showery; of beer or...
blasts 14 10 BLAST, to use explos...
blasty 20 12 characterised by gus...
blated 13 11 BLATE, to babble [v]
blater 13 10 BLATE, (Scots) timid...
blates 13 10 BLATE, to babble [v]
blatts 14 10 BLATT, (slang) a new...
blauds 14 12 BLAUD, to strike, di...
blawed 16 14 BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blazar 16 19 a type of active gal...
blazed 16 20 BLAZE, to burn with...
blazer 16 19 a light jacket, ofte...
blazes 16 19 BLAZE, to burn with...
blazon 15 20 heraldic arms painte...
bleach 18 15 to whiten [v -ED, -I...
bleaks 14 14 BLEAK, a freshwater...
bleaky 20 16 bleak [adj]
blears 13 10 BLEAR, to make blear...
bleary 19 12 dim [adj BLEARIER, B...
bleats 13 10 BLEAT, to cry like a...
blebby 24 18 containing blebs, as...
bleeds 13 11 BLEED, to lose blood...
bleeps 15 13 BLEEP, to emit a sho...
blench 18 16 to shrink or flinch...
blende 12 12 (German) a zinc sulp...
blends 13 12 BLEND, to mix togeth...
blenny 18 14 a long, slender, spi...
blerts 14 10 BLERT, (colloquial)...
blewit 17 13 an edible wild mushr...
blight 18 14 to cause decay [v -E...
blimey 21 15 an interjection expr...
blimps 18 16 BLIMP [n]
blinds 14 12 BLIND, to make sight...
blings 15 13 BLING [n]
blingy 21 15 bling, flashy [adj B...
blinis 14 11 BLINI, a small buckw...
blinks 15 15 BLINK, to open and s...
blintz 17 20 (Yiddish) a thin fil...
blites 14 10 BLITE, a genus of he...
blithe 16 12 merry [adj BLITHER,...
bloats 13 10 BLOAT, to swell [v]
blobby 24 18 having blobs, blob-s...
blocks 18 17 BLOCK, to obstruct [...
blocky 24 19 block-like [adj BLOC...
blokes 14 14 BLOKE, a fellow [n]
blokey 20 16 like one of the blok...
blonde 12 12 fair [adj BLONDER, B...
blonds 13 12 BLOND, a fair comple...
bloods 13 11 BLOOD, to stain with...
bloody 19 13 to make blood-staine...
blooey 18 12 (slang) out of order...
blooie 12 10 (slang) out of order...
blooks 14 14 BLOOK, a book serial...
blooms 14 13 BLOOM, to bear flowe...
bloomy 20 15 covered with flowers...
bloops 15 13 BLOOP, in baseball,...
bloopy 21 15 in baseball, being a...
blores 13 10 BLORE, (archaic) a v...
blotch 19 15 to mark with large s...
blotto 13 10 (slang) drunk [adj]
blotty 20 12 smudged [adj BLOTTIE...
blouse 13 11 to puff out loosely...
blousy 20 13 coarse and ruddy-fac...
blowby 25 18 leakage of exhaust f...
blowed 16 14 BLOW, to propel by a...
blower 16 13 something or someone...
blowie 16 13 (Australian slang) a...
blowse 16 13 a ruddy, fat-faced w...
blowsy 23 15 coarse and ruddy-fac...
blowup 19 17 an enlargement e.g....
blowze 19 22 a ruddy, fat-faced w...
blowzy 26 24 coarse and ruddy-fac...
bludes 14 12 BLUDE, (Scots) blood...
bludge 15 14 (Australian slang) t...
bludie 14 12 stained with blood,...
bluely 21 14 BLUE, having the col...
bluest 14 11 BLUE, having the col...
bluesy 20 13 resembling blues mus...
bluets 14 11 BLUET, a meadow flow...
blueys 20 13 BLUEY, a swagman's b...
bluffs 19 17 BLUFF, to deceive [v...
bluggy 23 17 (colloquial) bloody...
bluids 15 12 BLUID, (Scots) blood...
bluidy 21 14 stained with blood,...
bluier 14 11 BLUEY, somewhat blue...
bluing 15 14 the process of impar...
bluish 17 13 somewhat blue [adj]
blumed 15 15 BLUME, to blossom [v...
blumes 15 14 BLUME, to blossom [v...
blunge 14 14 to mix clay with wat...
blunks 15 16 BLUNK, (Scots) to sp...
blunts 14 12 BLUNT, to make blunt...
blurbs 17 14 BLURB, to praise in...
blurry 21 13 blurred [adj BLURRIE...
blurts 15 11 BLURT, to utter unad...
blypes 22 15 BLYPE, (Scots) a pie...
boaked 12 14 BOAK, to belch, vomi...
boards 12 10 BOARD, to supply foo...
boarts 12 9 BOART, diamond dust...
boasts 12 9 BOAST, to brag [v]
boated 11 10 BOAT, to travel on a...
boatel 12 10 a waterside hotel, a...
boater 11 9 a kind of straw-hat...
boatie 11 9 (slang) a rowing ent...
bobacs 17 15 BOBAC, a type of mar...
bobaks 15 16 BOBAK, a type of mar...
bobbed 16 16 BOB, to move quickly...
bobber 16 15 a bobsleigh rider [n...
bobbin 16 16 a thread holder [n -...
bobble 17 16 to bob rapidly [v BO...
bobbly 24 18 like pilled cloth [a...
bobcat 17 15 a short-tailed North...
boblet 15 13 a two-man bobsleigh...
bobols 15 13 BOBOL, to commit a t...
bobwig 19 17 a wig with short tur...
bocage 15 14 (French) a decorativ...
boccas 18 15 BOCCA, (Italian) a m...
bocces 18 15 BOCCE, an Italian bo...
boccia 18 15 an Italian bowling g...
boccie 18 15 an Italian bowling g...
boccis 19 15 BOCCI, an Italian bo...
boches 17 14 BOCHE, an offensive...
bocked 16 17 BOCK, to belch, also...
bodach 17 15 (Gaelic) an old man,...
boddle 13 12 a former Scottish co...
bodega 12 12 (Spanish) a shop sel...
bodged 13 13 BODGE, to patch up [...
bodger 13 12 a maker of beechwood...
bodges 13 12 BODGE, to patch up [...
bodgie 13 12 fake [adj BODGIER, B...
bodice 15 13 a woman's stiffened...
bodied 12 11 BODY, to give form t...
bodies 12 10 BODY, to give form t...
bodily 20 13 of the body [adj]
boding 13 13 ominous [adj BODINGL...
bodkin 13 15 a dagger, stiletto;...
bodles 13 11 BODLE, a former Scot...
bodrag 13 12 a hostile attack [n...
boeufs 14 13 BOEUF, (French) beef...
boffed 16 16 BOFF, to hit, strike...
boffin 16 16 a scientific expert...
boffos 16 15 BOFFO, a hearty laug...
bogans 12 12 BOGAN, (Native Ameri...
bogart 13 11 to monopolise someth...
bogeys 19 13 BOGEY, to shoot one...
bogged 14 14 BOG, to sink into a...
bogger 14 13 (Australian slang) a...
boggle 15 14 to baffle, overwhelm...
bogied 13 12 BOGIE, (Australian s...
bogies 13 11 BOGIE, (Australian s...
bogled 14 13 BOGLE, to perform th...
bogles 14 12 BOGLE, to perform th...
bogman 13 15 the body of a man pr...
bogmen 13 15 BOGMAN, the body of...
bogoak 13 15 trunks of oak embedd...
bogong 13 14 (Native Australian)...
bogues 13 12 BOGUE, a Mediterrane...
boheas 13 11 BOHEA, (Chinese) an...
bohunk 15 17 (US slang) a Slav or...
boiled 13 11 BOIL, to pass rapidl...
boiler 13 10 a vessel for boiling...
boings 13 12 BOING, to reverberat...
boinks 13 14 BOINK, to reverberat...
boites 12 9 BOITE, (French) a ni...
boking 14 16 BOKE, to belch, also...
bokken 13 18 (Japanese) a wooden...
bolded 13 12 BOLD, to make type b...
bolden 12 12 (obsolete) to make b...
bolder 13 11 BOLD, brave, daring...
boldly 21 14 BOLD, brave, daring...
bolero 12 10 (Spanish) a Spanish...
bolete 12 10 any fungus of the fa...
boleti 13 10 BOLETUS, a genus of...
bolide 13 11 a large meteor that...
boline 12 11 in wicca, a sickle-s...
bolled 14 12 BOLL, to form pods [...
bollen 13 12 (obsolete) swollen [...
bollix 21 18 to make a mess of, a...
bollox 20 18 to make a mess of, a...
bolshy 22 14 left-wing, also BOLS...
bolson 12 11 (Spanish) a basin-sh...
bolted 13 11 BOLT, to run away [v...
bolter 13 10 a sieve, a machine f...
bombax 21 22 a tree of the genus...
bombed 15 16 BOMB, to attack with...
bomber 15 15 an aeroplane that ca...
bombes 15 15 BOMBE, (French) a de...
bombos 15 15 BOMBO, (Australian s...
bombyx 28 24 a moth of the genus...
bommie 14 15 (Australian slang) a...
bonaci 14 13 an edible fish of th...
bonbon 12 14 a confection [n -S]
bonces 14 13 BONCE, a large marbl...
bonded 11 12 BOND, to join togeth...
bonder 11 11 one who bonds [n -S]
bonduc 15 15 (Arabic) the seed of...
boners 11 10 BONER, (US slang) a...
bonged 12 13 BONG, to make a deep...
bongos 12 12 BONGO, a kind of ant...
bonham 14 15 (Irish) a piglet [n...
bonier 11 10 BONEY, like bone, al...
boning 12 13 the process of estim...
bonism 13 13 the doctrine that th...
bonist 12 10 one who holds the do...
bonita 11 10 a large fish of the...
bonito 11 10 a large fish of the...
bonked 12 15 BONK, to hit or thum...
bonnes 10 11 BONNE, (French) a Fr...
bonnet 10 11 to put on a head cov...
bonnie 10 11 a sweetheart, also B...
bonobo 12 13 a chimpanzee-like pr...
bonsai 11 10 (Japanese) the pract...
bonxie 17 17 the great skua [n -S...
bonzer 14 19 (Australian slang) v...
bonzes 14 19 BONZE, (Japanese) a...
booais 11 9 BOOAI, a remote rura...
booays 17 11 BOOAY, a remote rura...
boobed 13 13 BOOB, to make a mist...
boobie 13 12 (slang) a breast [n...
booboo 12 12 a mistake [n -S]
boocoo 13 12 (slang) much or many...
boodie 11 10 a species of rat-kan...
boodle 12 11 to take bribes [v BO...
booger 12 11 a bogeyman [n -S]
boogey 18 13 to dance to rock mus...
boogie 12 11 to dance to rock mus...
boohai 13 11 as in up the boohai,...
boohed 13 12 BOOH, to show disapp...
boohoo 12 11 to cry [v -ED, -ING,...
booing 12 12 the act of saying bo...
boojum 15 22 a spiny desert tree...
booked 12 14 BOOK, to reserve in...
booker 12 13 one who engages ente...
bookie 12 13 (short for) a bookma...
bookoo 11 13 (slang) many or much...
booksy 19 15 in a literary way, a...
booled 12 11 BOOL, (Scots) to pla...
boomed 12 13 BOOM, to make a roar...
boomer 12 12 a large male kangaro...
booner 10 10 (Australian slang) a...
boonga 11 12 (New Zealand) offens...
boongs 12 12 BOONG, (offensive) a...
boorde 11 10 (Spenser) board, als...
boords 12 10 BOORD, (Spenser) boa...
boorka 12 13 a coverall worn by M...
boosed 11 10 BOOSE, to drink exce...
booses 11 9 BOOSE, to drink exce...
boosts 12 9 BOOST, to support, i...
booted 11 10 BOOT, to kick with t...
bootee 10 9 a baby's sock, also...
booths 14 11 BOOTH, a stall for t...
bootie 11 9 a baby's sock, also...
boozed 14 19 BOOZE, to drink exce...
boozer 14 18 (slang) a drunkard [...
boozes 14 18 BOOZE, to drink exce...
boozey 20 20 inclined to booze, a...
bopeep 15 15 a child's peeping ga...
bopped 16 16 BOP, to dance to pop...
bopper 16 15 one who dances to po...
borage 12 11 a rough-stemmed arom...
boraks 13 13 BORAK, (Native Austr...
borals 13 10 BORAL, a mixture of...
borane 10 10 any boron hydride, e...
borate 11 9 to mix with borax or...
bordar 12 10 (historical) a tenan...
bordel 13 11 (archaic) a brothel,...
border 12 10 to be adjacent to [v...
bordes 12 10 BORDE, (obsolete) bo...
boreal 12 10 pertaining to the no...
boreas 11 9 the north wind [n -E...
boreen 10 10 (Irish) a lane [n -S...
borees 11 9 BOREE, (Native Austr...
borels 13 10 BOREL, a boring tool...
borers 12 9 BORER, one that bore...
borgos 13 11 BORGO, (Italian) a m...
boride 12 10 a boron compound [n...
boring 13 12 an inner cavity [n -...
borked 13 14 BORK, to denigrate a...
bormed 13 13 BORM, to smear with...
bornyl 19 13 an alcohol used in p...
borons 11 10 BORON, a relatively...
borrel 13 10 rustic, also BOREL,...
borrow 15 12 to obtain on loan or...
borsch 18 14 (Russian) cold beetr...
borsht 15 11 (Russian) cold beetr...
borsic 16 12 a strong light compo...
borzoi 15 18 (Russian) a kind of...
bosbok 15 16 (Afrikaans) a kind o...
bosche 17 14 offensive term for a...
boshes 14 11 BOSH, (colloquial) m...
boshta 14 11 (Australian slang) v...
bosies 12 9 BOSIE, a kind of del...
bosker 13 13 (Australian slang) v...
bosket 13 13 a thicket, a plantat...
bosoms 13 12 BOSOM, to enclose in...
bosomy 19 14 having large breasts...
bosons 11 10 BOSON, any of a cert...
bosque 20 19 a thicket, a plantat...
bossed 12 10 BOSS, to domineer ov...
bosser 12 9 BOSS, excellent [adj...
bosses 12 9 BOSS, to domineer ov...
bosset 12 9 a rudimentary antler...
boston 11 10 a card game [n -S]
bosuns 12 11 BOSUN, a ship's offi...
botany 17 12 the science of plant...
botchy 24 16 done badly [adj BOTC...
botels 13 10 BOTEL, a waterside h...
botfly 22 15 a name for various f...
bothan 13 12 (Gaelic) a booth, a...
bother 14 11 to annoy [v -ED, -IN...
bothie 14 11 (Scots) a hut, cabin...
botnet 11 10 a network of infecte...
botone 10 10 having buds or knobs...
botted 12 10 BOT, to cadge [v]
bottes 12 9 BOTTE, a thrust in f...
bottle 13 10 to enclose in a narr...
bottom 13 12 to reach the lowest...
boubou 14 14 a long flowing garme...
bouche 17 15 (French) the staff o...
boucle 16 14 (French) a kind of r...
boudin 12 12 a spicy Cajun sausag...
bouffe 16 16 (French) a comic ope...
bouged 13 13 BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouges 13 12 BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouget 13 12 (Spenser) a budget,...
boughs 16 14 BOUGH, a tree branch...
bought 16 14 (Spenser) a coil, fo...
bougie 13 12 (French) a wax candl...
boules 13 11 BOULE, (Greek) in an...
boulle 14 12 (French) a form of m...
boults 14 11 BOULT, to sieve thro...
bounce 14 14 to spring back [v BO...
bouncy 21 16 tending to bounce [a...
bounds 12 12 BOUND, to leap [v]
bouned 11 12 BOUN, to prepare, al...
bounty 18 13 a reward [n BOUNTIES...
bourds 13 11 BOURD [n]
bourgs 14 12 BOURG, a market-town...
bourne 11 11 a boundary, limit, a...
bourns 12 11 BOURN, a small strea...
bourse 12 10 (French) a commercia...
boused 12 11 BOUSE, to haul with...
bouses 12 10 BOUSE, to haul with...
bouton 11 11 an enlarged end of a...
bovate 13 13 (historical) an old...
bovids 15 14 BOVID, an animal of...
bovine 13 14 relating to cattle [...
bovver 16 17 (slang) rowdy or vio...
bowats 15 12 BOWAT, (Scots) a lan...
bowels 16 13 BOWEL, to take out t...
bowers 15 12 BOWER, to enclose in...
bowery 21 14 a colonial Dutch far...
bowets 15 12 BOWET, (Scots) a lan...
bowfin 17 16 a voracious ganoid f...
bowget 16 14 (obsolete) an ancien...
bowing 16 15 the technique of pla...
bowled 16 14 BOWL, to make a deli...
bowleg 17 15 an outwardly curved...
bowler 16 13 a stiff felt hat wit...
bowman 15 16 an archer [n BOWMEN]
bowmen 15 16 BOWMAN, an archer [n...
bowned 14 14 BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bownes 14 13 BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowpot 17 15 a pot for boughs as...
bowsaw 18 15 a saw with a thin bl...
bowsed 15 13 BOWSE, to haul with...
bowser 15 12 (tradename) a light...
bowses 15 12 BOWSE, to haul with...
bowsey 21 14 (Irish) a mean perso...
bowsie 15 12 (Irish) an inferior...
bowwow 21 18 to bark like a dog [...
bowyer 21 14 a maker of archery b...
boxcar 21 19 a roofed freight car...
boxers 18 16 BOXER, a person who...
boxful 22 21 as much as a box can...
boxier 18 16 BOXY, like a box [ad...
boxily 26 19 resembling boxes [ad...
boxing 19 19 the sport of fightin...
boxlas 19 17 BOXLA, a form of ind...
boyard 18 12 (Russian) a member o...
boyars 18 11 BOYAR, (Russian) a m...
boyaux 24 19 BOYAU, a communicati...
boying 19 14 BOY, to act a female...
boyish 21 13 like a boy [adj BOYI...
boykie 19 15 (colloquial) a chap...
boylas 19 12 BOYLA, a witch docto...
braais 12 9 BRAAI, (South Africa...
braata 11 9 (Spanish) a small po...
braced 15 13 BRACE, to support [v...
bracer 15 12 an archer's leather...
braces 15 12 BRACE, to support [v...
brachs 18 14 BRACH, a female hunt...
bracks 17 16 BRACK, a flaw in clo...
bracts 16 12 BRACT, any reduced l...
braggy 21 15 tending to brag [adj...
bragly 21 14 (Spenser) proudly [a...
brahma 15 14 a large domestic fow...
braide 12 10 (Shakespeare) dissem...
braids 13 10 BRAID, to form into...
brails 14 10 BRAIL, to haul in a...
brains 12 10 BRAIN, to dash out t...
brainy 18 12 intelligent [adj BRA...
braird 13 10 to sprout above grou...
braise 12 9 to cook slowly with...
braize 15 18 a marine fish, aka s...
braked 13 14 BRAKE, to slow down...
brakes 13 13 BRAKE, to slow down...
brames 13 12 BRAME, (Spenser) a f...
branch 17 15 to spread like a tre...
brands 12 11 BRAND, to mark with...
brandy 18 13 to mix with brandy (...
branes 11 10 BRANE, a multi-dimen...
branks 13 14 BRANK, (Scots) to pr...
branky 19 16 (Scots) showy [adj B...
branle 12 11 an old French dance,...
branny 17 13 containing bran [adj...
brants 12 10 BRANT, a wild goose,...
brasco 15 12 (Australian slang) a...
brases 12 9 BRAS, (Spenser) bras...
brashy 21 13 covered with brash,...
brasil 14 10 an oily, three-sided...
brassy 19 11 resembling brass [ad...
brasts 13 9 BRAST, (dialect) to...
bratty 19 11 like a brat, spoilt...
bravas 14 13 BRAVA, (Italian) a s...
braved 14 14 BRAVE, to face with...
braver 14 13 one who braves [n -S...
braves 14 13 BRAVE, to face with...
bravos 14 13 BRAVO, to applaud by...
brawer 15 12 BRAW, (Scots) fine,...
brawls 17 13 BRAWL, to fight rowd...
brawly 23 15 (Scots) very well, a...
brawns 15 13 BRAWN, muscular stre...
brawny 21 15 strongly built [adj...
brayed 18 12 BRAY, to cry like as...
brayer 18 11 an instrument for sp...
brazas 15 18 BRAZA, a Spanish uni...
brazed 15 19 BRAZE, to solder wit...
brazen 14 19 impudent [adj BRAZEN...
brazer 15 18 one that brazes [n -...
brazes 15 18 BRAZE, to solder wit...
brazil 17 19 the hard reddish woo...
breach 17 14 to break through [v...
breads 12 10 BREAD, to cover with...
bready 18 12 resembling bread [ad...
breaks 13 13 BREAK, to shatter or...
breams 13 12 BREAM, to clean a sh...
breare 11 9 (Spenser) brier, als...
breast 12 9 to confront boldly [...
breath 14 11 air inhaled and exha...
breded 12 11 BREDE, to braid, to...
bredes 12 10 BREDE, to braid, to...
bredie 12 10 (South Africa) a mea...
breech 17 14 to clothe with breec...
breeds 12 10 BREED, to produce by...
breeks 13 13 breeches [n]
breers 12 9 BREER, to sprout abo...
breese 11 9 (archaic) the gadfly...
breest 12 9 (Scots) breast, also...
breeze 14 18 to move briskly [v B...
breezy 21 20 windy [adj BREEZIER,...
bregma 14 14 (Greek) the point of...
brehon 13 12 (historical) a judge...
breids 13 10 BREID, bread [n]
breist 13 9 (Scots) breast, also...
brekky 21 19 (colloquial) breakfa...
brenne 10 11 (archaic) to burn, a...
brents 12 10 BRENT, a wild goose,...
breres 12 9 BRERE, (Spenser) a b...
breton 11 10 (French) a hat with...
breves 14 13 BREVE, an obsolescen...
brevet 14 13 to confer an honorar...
brevis 15 13 broth, esp. beef bro...
brewed 15 13 BREW, to make beer [...
brewer 15 12 one who brews, also...
brewis 16 12 (archaic) broth, esp...
breyed 18 12 BREY, (South Africa)...
briard 13 10 (French) a kind of r...
briars 13 9 BRIAR, a prickly bus...
briary 19 11 full of briars, also...
bribed 15 13 BRIBE, to influence...
bribee 14 12 one who receives a b...
briber 15 12 one who bribes [n -S...
bribes 15 12 BRIBE, to influence...
bricht 19 14 (Scots) bright [adj...
bricks 18 16 BRICK, to build with...
bricky 24 18 made of bricks [adj...
bridal 14 11 related to brides [a...
brided 13 11 BRIDE, to act the br...
brides 13 10 BRIDE, to act the br...
bridge 14 12 to connect across a...
bridie 13 10 (Scots) a meat and o...
bridle 14 11 to check or restrain...
briefs 15 12 BRIEF, to give instr...
briers 13 9 BRIER, a prickly shr...
briery 19 11 thorny, full of brie...
bright 17 13 a light-hued tobacco...
brigue 14 12 to intrigue [v BRIGU...
brikis 15 13 BRIKI, the Greek nam...
brillo 15 11 (tradename) a type o...
brills 16 11 BRILL, a fish spotte...
brined 12 11 BRINE, to treat with...
briner 12 10 one that brines [n -...
brines 12 10 BRINE, to treat with...
brings 14 12 BRING, to take with...
brinks 14 14 BRINK, an extreme ed...
brinny 18 13 (Australian slang) a...
briony 18 12 a climbing plant [n...
brises 13 9 BRISE, (French) a mo...
brisks 15 13 BRISK, to make quick...
brisky 21 15 BRISKY [adv]
briths 16 11 BRITH, (Hebrew) a Je...
britts 14 9 BRITT, a young herri...
brizes 16 18 BRIZE, furnace refus...
broach 17 14 to pierce (a cask) [...
broads 12 10 BROAD, an expansion...
broast 12 9 to boil and roast fo...
broche 17 14 a fabric similar to...
brocho 17 14 (Hebrew) a blessing,...
brochs 18 14 BROCH, to broach, to...
brocks 17 16 BROCK, a badger [n]
brogan 12 12 a strong and tough w...
broghs 16 13 BROGH, a dry-built c...
brogue 13 12 a strong and tough w...
broils 14 10 BROIL, to cook over...
broked 13 14 BROKE, to act as a s...
broken 12 14 BREAK, to shatter or...
broker 13 13 to act as a stockbro...
brokes 13 13 BROKE, to act as a s...
brolga 14 12 a large grey Austral...
brolly 21 13 an umbrella [n BROLL...
bromal 14 13 an oily, colorless f...
bromes 13 12 BROME, a kind of gra...
bromic 17 15 as in bromic acid, a...
bromid 14 13 a bromine compound,...
bromin 13 13 a volatile liquid el...
bromos 13 12 BROMO, a medicinal c...
bronco 14 13 (Spanish) a native o...
broncs 15 13 BRONC, a native or a...
bronds 12 11 BROND, (obsolete) a...
bronze 14 19 to colour brown or t...
bronzy 21 21 of a brownish colour...
brooch 17 14 an ornament clasp [n...
broods 12 10 BROOD, to ponder glo...
broody 18 12 tending to brood [ad...
brooks 13 13 BROOK, to tolerate [...
brools 13 10 BROOL, a deep murmur...
brooms 13 12 BROOM, to sweep with...
broomy 19 14 abounding in broom (...
broose 11 9 (Scots) a race at a...
broses 12 9 BROSE, (Scots) a dis...
brotha 14 11 an African-American...
broths 15 11 BROTH, a clear thin...
brothy 21 13 like broth [adj BROT...
brough 16 14 a circular tower, al...
brouze 15 19 a wedding race, also...
browed 15 13 having a brow [adj]
browns 15 13 BROWN, to make brown...
browny 21 15 somewhat brown [adj...
browse 15 12 to look at casually...
browst 16 12 (Scots) a brewing [n...
browsy 22 14 relating to casual s...
brucin 16 14 a poisonous alkaloid...
brughs 17 14 BRUGH, a borough [n]
bruins 13 11 BRUIN, a bear [n]
bruise 13 10 to injure and discol...
bruits 14 10 BRUIT, to spread by...
brules 14 11 BRULE, a mixed race...
brulot 14 11 a biting fly [n -S]
brumal 15 14 indicative of or occ...
brumby 23 18 (Australian slang) a...
brumes 14 13 BRUME, mist or fog [...
brunch 18 16 to eat a late mornin...
brunet 12 11 a (male) person with...
brunts 13 11 BRUNT, to bear the c...
brushy 22 14 resembling a brush;...
brusts 14 10 BRUST, (Spenser) to...
brutal 14 11 cruel, savage [adj B...
bruted 13 11 BRUTE, to girdle or...
bruter 13 10 one that shapes diam...
brutes 13 10 BRUTE, to girdle or...
bruxed 19 18 BRUX, to grind teeth...
bruxes 19 17 BRUX, to grind teeth...
bryony 24 14 a wild climbing plan...
buazes 15 19 BUAZE, an African sh...
bubale 15 14 a large antelope, al...
bubals 16 14 BUBAL, a large antel...
bubbas 17 16 BUBBA, (colloquial)...
bubbes 17 16 BUBBE, (Yiddish) a J...
bubbie 17 16 (Yiddish) a Jewish g...
bubble 18 17 to form a globule of...
bubbly 25 19 champagne [n BUBBLIE...
bubkes 16 17 (Yiddish) a very sma...
bubkis 17 17 (Yiddish) a very sma...
buboed 14 14 relating to the bubo...
buboes 14 13 BUBO, (Latin) an inf...
buccal 20 17 pertaining to the ch...
buchus 19 16 BUCHU, an African me...
bucked 17 18 BUCK, to leap forwar...
bucker 17 17 a hammer for bucking...
bucket 17 17 to push forward hurr...
buckie 17 17 (Scots) a large spir...
buckle 18 18 to bend or warp [v B...
buckos 17 17 BUCKO, a bully [n]
buckra 17 17 among West Indian an...
buckus 18 18 BUCKU, an African me...
budded 13 13 BUD, to produce unop...
budder 13 12 one that buds [n -S]
buddha 15 14 a statue of the Budd...
buddle 14 13 to wash for ore on s...
budged 14 14 BUDGE, to move or st...
budger 14 13 one who budges [n -S...
budges 14 13 BUDGE, to move or st...
budget 14 13 to estimate expenses...
budgie 14 13 (colloquial) a budge...
buffed 17 17 BUFF, to polish [v]
buffel 18 17 as in buffel grass,...
buffer 17 16 to protect against s...
buffet 17 16 to hit sharply [v -E...
buffos 17 16 BUFFO, an operatic c...
buftie 15 13 (colloquial) a homos...
bugeye 19 14 a kind of small boat...
buggan 14 15 an evil spirit, a ho...
bugged 15 15 BUG, to annoy [v]
bugger 15 14 to practise buggery...
buggin 15 15 an evil spirit, a ho...
bugled 15 14 BUGLE, to play a bra...
bugler 15 13 one who plays the bu...
bugles 15 13 BUGLE, to play a bra...
buglet 15 13 a small bugle [n -S]
bugong 14 15 (Native Australian)...
bugout 14 13 the act of running a...
bugsha 16 14 a monetary unit of Y...
buhund 15 15 a type of Norwegian...
buibui 16 14 a black shawl worn b...
builds 15 12 BUILD, to construct...
buists 14 10 BUIST, to mark a she...
bukshi 17 16 a paymaster, also BU...
bulbar 16 14 relating to a bulb [...
bulbed 16 15 BULB, to swell out,...
bulbel 17 15 a small bulb, also B...
bulbil 18 15 a small bulb, also B...
bulbul 18 16 an Indian songbird [...
bulgar 15 13 (Turkish) a form of...
bulged 15 14 BULGE, to swell out...
bulger 15 13 a wooden golf club w...
bulges 15 13 BULGE, to swell out...
bulgur 16 14 (Turkish) a form of...
bulimy 22 16 an eating disorder i...
bulked 15 16 BULK, to gather into...
bulker 15 15 (archaic) a street t...
bullae 14 12 BULLA, a round seal...
bulled 15 13 BULL, to copulate wi...
buller 15 12 to seethe, gurgle [v...
bullet 15 12 to move swiftly [v -...
bulley 21 14 a two-masted fishing...
bulses 14 11 BULSE, a small bag f...
bumalo 14 14 (Marathi) a small ma...
bumbag 17 18 a small bag, usually...
bumble 17 17 to bungle, also BUMM...
bumbos 16 16 BUMBO, a drink mixed...
bumboy 22 18 a young male homosex...
bumkin 15 18 a spar projecting fr...
bummed 15 17 BUM, to live idly [v...
bummel 16 17 (German) a stroll; a...
bummer 15 16 a disappointment [n...
bummle 16 17 to bungle, also BUMB...
bumped 16 17 BUMP, to knock again...
bumper 16 16 a cup or glass full...
bumphs 19 18 BUMPH, toilet paper;...
bumwad 17 17 a type of paper used...
bunced 15 15 BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunces 15 14 BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunchy 24 18 clustered [adj BUNCH...
buncos 15 14 BUNCO, to practice s...
bunded 12 13 BUND, to make an emb...
bundhs 15 14 BUNDH, (Hindi) in In...
bundle 13 13 to fasten together [...
bundts 13 12 BUNDT, a type of cak...
bundus 13 13 BUNDU, (Bantu) a rem...
bunged 13 14 BUNG, to plug with a...
bungee 12 13 a strong rubber rope...
bunger 13 13 (Australian slang) a...
bungey 19 15 a strong rubber rope...
bungie 13 13 a strong rubber rope...
bungle 14 14 to mismanage [v BUNG...
bunias 12 11 BUNIA, (Hindi) an (I...
bunion 11 12 a painful swelling o...
bunjee 13 20 a strong rubber rope...
bunjes 14 20 BUNJE, a strong rubb...
bunjie 14 20 a strong rubber rope...
bunked 13 16 BUNK, to go to bed [...
bunker 13 15 to store in a large...
bunkie 13 15 a small separate bui...
bunkos 13 15 BUNKO, to practice a...
bunkum 15 19 insincere or foolish...
bunnet 11 12 a bonnet, also BONNE...
bunnia 11 12 (Hindi) an (Indian)...
bunsen 11 12 a type of gas-burner...
buntal 13 12 the straw of the tal...
bunted 12 12 BUNT, to push with t...
bunter 12 11 a female ragpicker [...
bunyas 18 13 BUNYA, (Native Austr...
bunyip 21 16 (Native Australian)...
buoyed 18 13 BUOY, to mark with a...
bupkes 16 17 (Yiddish) a very sma...
bupkis 17 17 (Yiddish) a very sma...
bupkus 17 18 (Yiddish) a very sma...
buppie 17 16 a black urban profes...
buqsha 23 21 a monetary unit of Y...
burans 12 11 BURAN, (Russian) a v...
burble 16 14 to speak quickly and...
burbly 23 16 burbling [adj BURBLI...
burbot 15 13 a long, slender, fre...
burden 12 12 to load heavily [v -...
burdie 13 11 (Scots) a (small) bi...
bureau 12 11 (French) a writing-d...
burets 13 10 BURET, a glass measu...
burfis 16 13 BURFI, (Hindi) an In...
burgee 13 12 a small ship's flag...
burger 14 12 a hamburger [n -S]
burghs 17 14 BURGH, a borough or...
burgle 15 13 to trespass to steal...
burgoo 13 12 a kind of oatmeal pu...
burhel 16 13 a blue Himalayan she...
burial 14 11 the act of burying [...
buried 13 11 BURY, to put in the...
burier 13 10 one who buries [n -S...
buries 13 10 BURY, to put in the...
burins 13 11 BURIN, an engraver's...
buriti 14 10 (Tupi) a kind of Sou...
burkas 14 14 BURKA, a coverall wo...
burked 14 15 BURKE, to murder by...
burker 14 14 one that burkes, mur...
burkes 14 14 BURKE, to murder by...
burkha 16 16 an Arab woman's head...
burlap 16 14 a coarse canvas mate...
burled 14 12 BURL, to finish clot...
burler 14 11 one who burls or dre...
burley 20 13 an American thin-lea...
burned 12 12 BURN, to destroy by...
burner 12 11 one that burns [n -S...
burnet 12 11 a moth of the genus...
burnie 12 11 (Scots) a small broo...
buroos 12 10 BUROO, (Scots) unemp...
burped 15 14 BURP, to belch [v]
burpee 14 13 a type of physical e...
burqas 21 19 BURQA, a coverall wo...
burred 13 11 BURR, to remove the...
burrel 14 11 (Hindi) a Himalayan...
burrer 13 10 one that burrs [n -S...
burros 13 10 BURRO, a small donke...
burrow 16 13 to dig a hole of tun...
bursae 12 10 BURSA, a pouch or sa...
bursal 14 11 relating to a bursa,...
bursar 13 10 a person who keeps t...
bursas 13 10 BURSA, a pouch or sa...
burses 13 10 BURSE, a square clot...
bursts 14 10 BURST, to break open...
bursty 20 12 occurring in short s...
burton 12 11 a light handy two-bl...
busbar 15 13 an electric conducto...
busboy 21 15 an assistant waiter...
busera 12 10 a Ugandan alcoholic...
bushed 15 13 BUSH, to cover with...
bushel 16 13 to mend or alter e.g...
busher 15 12 a minor league baseb...
bushes 15 12 BUSH, to cover with...
bushie 15 12 one who lives in the...
bushwa 18 15 nonsense, also BUSHW...
busied 13 11 BUSY, to occupy ones...
busier 13 10 BUSY, occupied [adj]
busies 13 10 BUSY, to occupy ones...
busily 21 13 BUSY, occupied [adv]
busing 14 13 the act of transport...
busked 14 15 BUSK, to perform in...
busker 14 14 a street entertainer...
busket 14 14 (Spenser) a small bu...
buskin 14 15 a thick-soled boot w...
busman 13 14 a bus operator [n BU...
busmen 13 14 BUSMAN, a bus operat...
bussed 13 11 BUSS, to kiss [v]
busses 13 10 BUSS, to kiss [v]
bussus 14 11 BUSSU, a tropical Am...
busted 13 11 BUST, to break, shat...
bustee 12 10 (Hindi) in India, a...
buster 13 10 a horse-breaker [n -...
bustic 17 13 a species of tropica...
bustis 14 10 BUSTI, in India, a f...
bustle 14 11 to move noisily [v B...
butane 11 11 a hydrocarbon of an...
butene 11 11 any one of three met...
buteos 12 10 BUTEO, a buzzard [n]
butled 14 12 BUTLE, to serve as a...
butler 14 11 a male servant in ch...
butles 14 11 BUTLE, to serve as a...
butohs 15 12 BUTOH, (Japanese) a...
butted 13 11 BUTT, to hit with th...
butter 13 10 to spread with a mil...
buttes 13 10 BUTTE, an isolated h...
buttle 14 11 to act as a butler [...
button 12 11 to fasten with a sma...
bututs 14 11 BUTUT, a monetary un...
butyls 21 13 BUTYL, a compound ra...
buyers 19 12 BUYER, one that buys...
buying 20 15 the act of purchasin...
buyoff 23 18 the act of buying of...
buyout 19 13 the buying out or ta...
buzuki 18 24 a Greek stringed ins...
buzzed 19 29 BUZZ, to make a vibr...
buzzer 19 28 an apparatus that ma...
buzzes 19 28 BUZZ, to make a vibr...
bwanas 14 13 BWANA, (Swahili) a m...
bwazis 19 21 BWAZI, an African sh...
byding 20 15 BYDE, (Scots) to bid...
byelaw 22 15 the law of a local a...
bygone 18 14 something belonging...
byking 21 18 BYKE, to swarm [v]
bylane 18 13 a side lane [n -S]
bylaws 23 15 BYLAW, the law of a...
byline 19 13 to write giving the...
bylive 22 16 (Spenser) immediatel...
byname 18 15 a secondary name, a...
bypass 21 14 to avoid by going ar...
bypast 21 14 gone by [adj]
bypath 23 16 a secluded or indire...
byplay 28 17 action subordinate t...
byrlaw 23 15 (archaic) a local la...
byrled 20 13 BYRL, to carouse, al...
byrnie 18 12 (historical) a coat...
byroad 18 12 a side road [n -S]
byroom 19 14 a private room [n -S...
byssal 20 12 of or like byssus, a...
byssus 20 12 a filamentous tuft b...
bytalk 21 16 small talk [n -S]
byways 28 16 BYWAY, a side road [...
byword 22 15 a well known saying...
bywork 23 18 work done during lei...
byzant 21 21 a gold coin first st...