5 letter words that start with B

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5 letter words that start with B

5 letter B word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
baaed	9	9	BAA, to cry like a s...
baals	11	9	BAAL, a false god [n...
babas	12	11	BABA, a kind of coff...
babel	13	12	a confused sound of...
babes	12	11	BABE, a baby; an att...
babka	13	15	(Polish) a kind of c...
baboo	11	11	(Hindi) a native cle...
babul	14	13	(Hindi) a species of...
babus	13	12	BABU, (Hindi) a nati...
bacca	16	14	a botanical name for...
bacco	16	14	(short for) tobacco,...
baccy	23	16	(colloquial) tobacco...
bacha	15	13	(Hinglish) in India,...
bachs	16	13	BACH, a Welsh term o...
backs	15	15	BACK, to help or sup...
bacon	12	12	cured and salted pig...
baddy	17	12	a bad person, also B...
badge	11	11	to supply with an in...
badly	18	12	BAD, not good [adv]
baels	11	9	BAEL, a thorny India...
baffs	15	14	BAFF, in golf, to st...
baffy	21	16	a wooden golf club [...
bafts	13	11	BAFT, a kind of coar...
bagel	12	11	(Yiddish) a hard, le...
baggy	19	14	loose fitting [adj B...
baghs	14	12	BAGH, (Hindi) a gard...
bagie	11	10	(Northumbrian dialec...
bahts	13	10	BAHT, the monetary u...
bahus	13	11	BAHU, (Hindi) a daug...
bahut	13	11	(French) an ornament...
bails	12	9	BAIL, to set free by...
bairn	10	9	(Scots) a child [n -...
baisa	10	8	(Arabic) a unit of c...
baith	13	10	(Scots) both [adj]
baits	11	8	BAIT, to set a trap...
baiza	13	17	(Arabic) a monetary...
baize	13	17	to cover with a gree...
bajan	11	18	(Scots) a freshman a...
bajra	12	17	(Hindi) in the India...
bajri	13	17	(Hindi) in the India...
bajus	13	18	BAJU, a short loose...
baked	11	13	BAKE, to cook in an...
baken	10	13	BAKE, to cook in an...
baker	11	12	one that bakes [n -S...
bakes	11	12	BAKE, to cook in an...
bakra	11	12	(Caribbean) a white...
balas	11	9	a variety of spinel...
balds	12	10	BALD, to lose one's...
baldy	18	12	a bald person [n BAL...
baled	11	10	BALE, to form into t...
baler	11	9	one who bales [n -S]
bales	11	9	BALE, to form into t...
balks	13	13	BALK, to refrain fro...
balky	19	15	apt to balk; as, a b...
balls	13	10	to mess up [v BALLSE...
bally	19	12	a noisy uproar [n BA...
balms	13	12	BALM, to embalm [v]
balmy	19	14	mild, temperate [adj...
baloo	10	9	(Hindi) a bear, also...
balsa	11	9	a tropical American...
balti	12	9	(Urdu) a spicy India...
balun	11	11	a device for couplin...
balus	12	10	BALU, (Hindi) a bear...
bambi	14	14	(colloquial) a born...
banak	10	13	(Honduran) a Central...
banal	10	10	flat and uninteresti...
banco	12	12	the standard money f...
bancs	13	12	BANC, the judges' be...
banda	9	10	in Africa, a thatche...
bandh	12	12	(Hindi) in India, a...
bands	10	10	BAND, to decorate wi...
bandy	16	12	to toss to and fro [...
baned	9	10	BANE, to kill with p...
banes	9	9	BANE, to kill with p...
bangs	11	11	BANG, to make a loud...
bania	9	9	an Indian fig tree [...
banjo	11	18	a stringed musical i...
banks	11	13	BANK, to deposit mon...
banns	9	10	a marriage notice [n...
bants	10	9	BANT, to diet [v]
bantu	10	10	a group of African l...
banty	16	11	a bantam [n BANTIES]
banya	15	11	a Russian sauna-type...
bapus	13	12	BAPU, (Hindi) a spir...
barbe	12	11	a medieval cloth hea...
barbs	13	11	BARB, to pierce with...
barby	19	13	(Australian slang) a...
barca	13	11	(Italian) a boat, a...
barde	10	9	to cover a horse wit...
bardo	10	9	in Tibetan Buddhism,...
bards	11	9	BARD, to cover a hor...
bardy	17	11	(Scots) scolding, im...
bared	10	9	BARE, to make bare [...
barer	10	8	BARE, unclothed, unc...
bares	10	8	BARE, to make bare [...
barfi	13	11	(Hindi) an Indian de...
barfs	13	11	BARF, (colloquial) t...
barge	11	10	to push one's way ru...
baric	14	11	of or containing bar...
barks	12	12	BARK, to make a soun...
barky	18	14	having a tough outer...
barms	12	11	BARM, the froth of m...
barmy	18	13	foamy, dotty, also B...
barns	10	9	BARN, to store in a...
barny	16	11	like a barn [adj BAR...
baron	9	9	a lower member of th...
barps	13	11	BARP, (Scots) a moun...
barra	10	8	(Australian slang) s...
barre	10	8	a chord on a guitar...
barro	10	8	(Australian slang) e...
barry	17	10	(Australian slang) a...
barye	16	10	a unit of pressure [...
basal	11	9	relating to, or form...
basan	9	9	a sheepskin roughly...
based	10	9	BASE, to place on a...
basen	9	9	(Spenser) a basin (f...
baser	10	8	BASE, mean [adj]
bases	10	8	BASE, to place on a...
basho	12	10	a sumo wrestling tou...
basic	14	11	fundamental [adj BAS...
basij	13	17	in Iran, volunteer v...
basil	12	9	an aromatic herb [n...
basin	10	9	a wide dish, also BA...
basis	11	8	the foundation [n BA...
basks	12	12	BASK, to relax in pl...
bason	9	9	(archaic) a basin, a...
basse	10	8	a European fish of t...
bassi	11	8	BASSO, a low-pitched...
basso	10	8	a low-pitched singer...
bassy	17	10	somewhat deep in sou...
basta	10	8	(Shakespeare) enough...
baste	10	8	to keep (meat) moist...
basti	11	8	(India) a slum, also...
basto	10	8	the ace of clubs in...
basts	11	8	BAST, the inner bark...
batch	16	13	to collect together...
bated	10	9	BATE, to diminish, a...
bates	10	8	BATE, to diminish, a...
bathe	12	10	to wash by immersion...
baths	13	10	BATH, to take a bath...
batik	12	12	an Indonesian dyed f...
baton	9	9	to strike with a tru...
batta	10	8	extra pay; esp. an e...
batts	11	8	BATT, a sheet of bat...
battu	11	9	pertaining to a type...
batty	17	10	(colloquial) crazy [...
bauds	11	10	BAUD, a unit of data...
bauks	12	13	BAUK, to refrain fro...
baulk	13	14	to refrain from proc...
baurs	11	9	BAUR, (Scots) a joke...
bavin	12	13	to tie brushwood int...
bawds	14	12	BAWD, a female broth...
bawdy	20	14	obscene [adj BAWDIER...
bawks	15	15	BAWK, an Atlantic se...
bawls	15	12	BAWL, to shout or cr...
bawns	13	12	BAWN, in Ireland, th...
bawrs	14	11	BAWR, (Scots) a joke...
bawty	20	13	a kind of dog, also...
bayed	16	11	BAY, to bark or howl...
bayes	16	10	BAYE, (Spenser) to b...
bayle	17	11	a pole, a barrier se...
bayou	16	11	a marshy offshoot of...
bayts	17	10	BAYT, (Spenser) to b...
bazar	13	17	an Eastern market-pl...
bazoo	12	17	(US slang) the mouth...
beach	15	13	to drive onto the sh...
beads	10	9	BEAD, to adorn with...
beady	16	11	resembling beads [ad...
beaks	11	12	BEAK, a bird's bill...
beaky	17	14	resembling a beak [a...
beals	11	9	BEAL, an infected so...
beams	11	11	BEAM, to emit a ray...
beamy	17	13	radiant [adj BEAMIER...
beano	8	9	(slang) a feast [n -...
beans	9	9	BEAN, to hit on the...
beany	15	11	a small close-fittin...
beard	10	9	hair on the lower fa...
beare	9	8	(Spenser) a burden;...
bears	10	8	BEAR, to endure [v]
beast	10	8	to punish or torture...
beath	12	10	(Spenser) to bathe,...
beats	10	8	BEAT, to strike repe...
beaty	16	10	of music, having a m...
beaus	10	9	BEAU, a boyfriend [n...
beaut	10	9	(colloquial) a beaut...
beaux	16	16	BEAU, a boyfriend [n...
bebop	14	14	to play a style of j...
becap	15	14	to put a cap on [v B...
becke	14	15	(Spenser) a beak, al...
becks	15	15	BECK, to beckon [v]
bedad	10	10	an Irish oath, by Go...
bedel	11	10	(obsolete) a minor p...
bedes	10	9	BEDE, (obsolete) a p...
bedew	13	12	to cover with dew [v...
bedim	12	12	to make dim [v BEDIM...
bedye	16	11	to dye or stain [v B...
beech	15	13	a common forest tree...
beedi	10	9	(Hindi) a hand rolle...
beefs	12	11	BEEF, to grumble [v]
beefy	18	13	thickly built [adj B...
beeps	12	11	BEEP, to honk a horn...
beers	10	8	BEER, an alcoholic d...
beery	16	10	smelling of beer [ad...
beets	10	8	BEET, to improve or...
befit	13	11	to be suitable for [...
befog	13	13	to fog up, obscure [...
begad	11	11	by God! [interj]
began	10	11	BEGIN, to start [v]
begar	11	10	forced labour in Ind...
begat	11	10	BEGET, to cause to e...
begem	12	13	to adorn with gems [...
beget	11	10	to cause to exist [v...
begin	11	11	to start [v BEGAN, B...
begot	11	10	BEGET, to cause to e...
begum	13	14	a high ranking Musli...
begun	11	12	BEGIN, to start [v]
beige	11	10	a woollen fabric of...
beigy	18	12	relating to the colo...
being	11	11	something that exist...
beins	10	9	BEIN, to fill [v]
bekah	13	14	(Hebrew) half a shek...
belah	13	11	(Native Australian)...
belar	11	9	an Australian tree o...
belay	17	11	to fasten a rope [v...
belch	17	14	to expel gas through...
belee	10	9	to put on the lee si...
belga	12	11	a former currency un...
belie	11	9	to misrepresent [v B...
belle	12	10	a young lady of supe...
bells	13	10	BELL, to provide wit...
belly	19	12	to swell out [v BELL...
belon	10	10	a type of oyster [n...
below	14	12	the lower part of so...
belts	12	9	BELT, to thrash with...
bemad	11	12	(archaic) to make ma...
bemas	11	11	BEMA, a platform in...
bemix	18	18	to mix well [v BEMIX...
bemud	12	13	(archaic) to spatter...
bench	15	14	to provide with benc...
bends	10	10	BEND, to curve [v]
bendy	16	12	a tropical plant [n...
benes	9	9	BENE, a prayer, a bo...
benet	9	9	to catch in a net, t...
benga	10	11	a form of Kenyan pop...
benis	10	9	BENI, the sesame pla...
benne	8	10	the sesame plant, al...
benni	9	10	the sesame plant, al...
benny	15	12	(slang) an overcoat...
bento	9	9	a Japanese meal pack...
bents	10	9	BENT, a stiff wiry g...
benty	16	11	like wiry grass [adj...
bepat	12	11	to pat often [v BEPA...
beray	16	10	(obsolete) to befoul...
beres	10	8	BERE, barley, esp. t...
beret	10	8	a flat round woollen...
bergs	12	10	BERG, (short for) ic...
berko	11	12	(Australian slang) b...
berks	12	12	BERK, (colloquial) a...
berme	11	11	a narrow shelf or pa...
berms	12	11	BERM, to provide a b...
berob	12	11	(Spenser) to rob [v...
berry	17	10	a fleshy fruit which...
berth	13	10	to moor a ship [v -E...
beryl	18	11	a semiprecious stone...
besat	10	8	BESIT, (archaic) to...
besaw	13	11	BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besee	9	8	(obsolete) to look t...
beses	10	8	BES, the second lett...
beset	10	8	to assail [v BESET,...
besit	11	8	(archaic) to suit, t...
besom	11	11	a broom, esp. one ma...
besot	10	8	to infatuate [v BESO...
besti	11	8	(Hinglish) in India,...
bests	11	8	BEST, to outdo [v]
betas	10	8	BETA, a Greek letter...
beted	10	9	BETE, to mend, impro...
betel	11	9	the leaf of the bete...
betes	10	8	BETE, to mend, impro...
beths	13	10	BETH, (Hebrew) the s...
betid	11	9	BETIDE, to befall, h...
beton	9	9	lime concrete [n -S]
betta	10	8	a strikingly-colored...
betty	17	10	a burglar's tool, a...
bevel	13	13	to cut at an angle [...
bever	12	12	to snack [v -ED, -IN...
bevor	12	12	armour for the face...
bevue	12	13	(French) a blunder,...
bevvy	21	18	an alcoholic drink [...
bewet	13	11	to make wet [v BEWET...
bewig	15	13	to dress in a wig [v...
bezel	14	18	the oblique side or...
bezes	13	17	BEZ, the second tine...
bezil	15	18	the oblique side or...
bezzy	23	28	(slang) one's best f...
bhais	13	10	BHAI, (Hindi) brothe...
bhaji	15	19	(Hindi) in Indian co...
bhang	13	13	(Urdu) cannabis, Ind...
bhels	14	11	BHEL, (Hindi) a thor...
bhoot	12	10	a small whirlwind, a...
bhuna	12	12	(Urdu) an Indian sau...
bhuts	14	11	BHUT, a small whirlw...
biach	16	13	(slang) a bitch, als...
biali	12	9	an onion roll, also...
bialy	18	11	an onion roll, also...
bibbs	16	14	BIBB, a mast support...
bibes	13	11	BIBE, (Irish) a type...
bible	14	12	an authoritative pub...
biccy	24	16	(slang) biscuit, als...
bicep	16	14	the two-headed muscl...
bices	14	11	BICE, a pale blue or...
biddy	18	12	a chicken or hen; an...
bided	11	10	BIDE, to wait, dwell...
bider	11	9	one who bides [n -S]
bides	11	9	BIDE, to wait, dwell...
bidet	11	9	(French) a shallow o...
bidis	12	9	BIDI, (Hindi) a hand...
bidon	10	10	a container for liqu...
bield	12	10	(Scots) to give shel...
biers	11	8	BIER, a coffin stand...
biffo	15	14	(Australian slang) f...
biffs	16	14	BIFF, to strike hard...
biffy	22	16	(US) an outdoor toil...
bifid	14	12	divided into two par...
bigae	11	10	BIGA, (Latin) a two-...
biggs	14	12	BIGG, a four-rowed b...
biggy	20	14	a biggish thing, als...
bigha	14	12	an Indian land measu...
bight	15	12	to fasten with a loo...
bigly	20	13	BIG, of large size [...
bigos	12	10	a kind of Polish ste...
bigot	12	10	a prejudiced person...
bijou	13	18	(French) a trinket,...
biked	12	13	BIKE, to ride a bicy...
biker	12	12	one who rides a bike...
bikes	12	12	BIKE, to ride a bicy...
bikie	12	12	(Australian slang) a...
bilbo	14	12	a rapier, also BILBO...
bilby	21	14	a burrowing marsupia...
biled	12	10	BILE, (Scots) to boi...
biles	12	9	BILE, (Scots) to boi...
bilge	13	11	to spring a leak [v...
bilgy	20	13	having the smell of...
bilks	14	13	BILK, to avoid payin...
bills	14	10	BILL, to charge some...
billy	20	12	(Australian slang) a...
bimah	14	13	(Hebrew) a raised pl...
bimas	12	11	BIMA, (Hebrew) a rai...
bimbo	14	14	a woman who is attra...
binal	11	10	twofold [adj]
bindi	11	10	(Hindi) a dot worn o...
binds	11	10	BIND, to tie, fasten...
biner	10	9	(short for) karabine...
bines	10	9	BINE, the flexible s...
binge	11	11	to eat or drink to e...
bingo	11	11	a lottery-type game...
bings	12	11	BING, a heap or pile...
bingy	18	13	(Australian slang) t...
binit	11	9	a unit of computer i...
binks	12	13	BINK, a bench [n]
bints	11	9	BINT, (slang) a woma...
biogs	12	10	BIOG, (colloquial) b...
biome	11	11	an extensive ecologi...
biont	10	9	a physiologically in...
biota	10	8	the flora and fauna...
biped	13	12	an animal with two f...
bipod	13	12	a two-legged stand [...
birch	17	13	to flog [v -ED, -ING...
birds	12	9	BIRD, to hunt birds...
birks	13	12	BIRK, (Scots) birch...
birle	12	9	to carouse, also BIR...
birls	13	9	BIRL, to spin round...
biros	11	8	BIRO, (tradename) a...
birrs	12	8	BIRR, to make a whir...
birse	11	8	to bruise [v BIRSED,...
birsy	18	10	(Scots) bristly [adj...
birth	14	10	to originate [v -ED,...
bises	11	8	BISE, a cold wind in...
bisks	13	12	BISK, a kind of rich...
bisom	12	11	a term of reproach e...
bison	10	9	either of two heavil...
bitch	17	13	to complain [v -ED,...
biter	11	8	that which bites [n...
bites	11	8	BITE, to seize with...
bitos	11	8	BITO, a tree of dry...
bitou	11	9	as in bitou bush, a...
bitsy	18	10	small and attractive...
bitte	11	8	(German) please [int...
bitts	12	8	BITT, to secure a ca...
bitty	18	10	fragmented [adj BITT...
bivia	13	12	BIVIUM, in echinoder...
bivvy	22	18	to bivouac, to remai...
bizes	14	17	BIZE, (French) a col...
bizzo	17	26	(Australian slang) i...
bizzy	24	28	a policeman [n BIZZI...
blabs	14	12	BLAB, to tell tales...
black	16	16	being of the darkest...
blade	11	10	the cutting part of...
blads	12	10	BLAD, (Scots) to str...
blady	18	12	as in blady grass, a...
blaer	11	9	BLAE, blackish blue...
blaes	11	9	a kind of clay, livi...
blaff	16	15	to bark [v -ED, -ING...
blags	13	11	BLAG, to rob, steal...
blahs	14	11	BLAH, to talk stupid...
blain	11	10	a blister [n -S]
blame	12	12	to find fault with [...
blams	13	12	BLAM [n]
bland	11	11	neutral-tasting, ins...
blank	12	14	empty [adj BLANKER,...
blare	11	9	to sound loudly [v B...
blart	12	9	to shout loudly and...
blase	11	9	(French) having the...
blash	14	11	to splash [v -ED, -I...
blast	12	9	to use explosives [v...
blate	11	9	(Scots) timidly awkw...
blats	12	9	BLAT, to bleat, cry...
blatt	12	9	(slang) a newspaper...
blaud	12	11	(Scots) a fragment,...
blawn	14	13	BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blaws	15	12	BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blays	18	11	BLAY, a small fish,...
blaze	14	18	to burn with a stron...
bleak	12	13	a freshwater fish [n...
blear	11	9	of the eyes, dim, wa...
bleat	11	9	to cry like a sheep...
blebs	14	12	BLEB, a bubble or bl...
blech	17	14	an interjection expr...
bleed	11	10	to lose blood [v BLE...
bleep	13	12	to emit a short high...
blees	11	9	BLEE, (archaic) comp...
blend	11	11	to mix together [v B...
blent	11	10	BLEND, to mix togeth...
blert	12	9	(colloquial) a fooli...
bless	12	9	to sanctify [v BLESS...
blest	12	9	BLESS, to sanctify [...
blets	12	9	BLET, to decay like...
bleys	18	11	BLEY, a small fish,...
blimp	16	15	to swell out [v -ED,...
blimy	20	14	an interjection expr...
blind	12	11	to make sightless [v...
bling	13	12	flashy [adj BLINGER,...
blini	12	10	a small buckwheat pa...
blink	13	14	to open and shut the...
blins	12	10	BLIN, (Spenser) to c...
bliny	18	12	BLIN, (Russian) a sm...
blips	15	12	BLIP, to remove soun...
bliss	13	9	to experience ecstas...
blist	13	9	BLESS, to sanctify [...
blite	12	9	a genus of herbs of...
blits	13	9	BLIT, to transfer a...
blitz	16	18	to wage a bombing at...
blive	14	13	immediately, also BE...
bloat	11	9	to swell [v -ED, -IN...
blobs	14	12	BLOB, to form into a...
block	16	16	to obstruct [v -ED,...
blocs	15	12	BLOC, (French) a com...
blogs	13	11	BLOG, to keep a pers...
bloke	12	13	a fellow [n -S]
blond	11	11	a fair complexioned...
blood	11	10	to stain with blood...
blook	12	13	a book serialized on...
bloom	12	12	to bear flowers [v -...
bloop	13	12	in baseball, to hit...
blore	11	9	(archaic) a violent...
blots	12	9	BLOT, to spot or sta...
blown	14	13	BLOW, to propel by a...
blows	15	12	BLOW, to propel by a...
blowy	21	14	windy, gusty [adj BL...
blubs	15	13	BLUB, to weep [v]
blude	12	11	(Scots) blood, also...
bludy	19	13	stained with blood,...
blued	12	11	BLUE, to make the co...
bluer	12	10	BLUE, having the col...
blues	12	10	BLUE, to make the co...
bluet	12	10	a meadow flower [n -...
bluey	18	12	a swagman's bundle o...
bluff	17	16	to deceive [v -ED, -...
bluid	13	11	(Scots) blood BLUDE...
blume	13	13	to blossom [v BLUMED...
blunk	13	15	(Scots) to spoil, bu...
blunt	12	11	not sharp or pointed...
blurb	15	13	to praise in a publi...
blurs	13	10	BLUR, to make indist...
blurt	13	10	to utter unadvisedly...
blush	15	12	to become red [v -ED...
blype	20	14	(Scots) a piece of s...
boabs	12	11	BOAB, a tropical tre...
boaks	11	12	BOAK, to belch, vomi...
board	10	9	to supply food and l...
boars	10	8	BOAR, a male pig [n]
boart	10	8	diamond dust or frag...
boast	10	8	to brag [v -ED, -ING...
boats	10	8	BOAT, to travel on a...
bobac	15	14	a type of marmot, al...
bobak	13	15	a type of marmot, al...
bobas	12	11	BOBA, a contagious s...
bobby	21	16	(slang) a policeman...
bobol	13	12	to commit a type of...
bobos	12	11	BOBO, a well-to-do p...
bocca	16	14	(Italian) a mouth [n...
bocce	16	14	an Italian bowling g...
bocci	17	14	an Italian bowling g...
boche	15	13	an offensive term fo...
bocks	15	15	BOCK, to belch, also...
boded	10	10	BODE, to foretell, b...
bodes	10	9	BODE, to foretell, b...
bodge	11	11	to patch up [v BODGE...
bodhi	13	11	as in bodhi tree, an...
bodle	11	10	a former Scottish co...
boeps	12	11	BOEP, (South African...
boets	10	8	BOET, (South Africa)...
boeuf	12	12	(French) beef, as in...
boffo	14	14	a hearty laugh, also...
boffs	15	14	BOFF, to hit, strike...
bogan	10	11	(Native American) a...
bogey	17	12	to shoot one over pa...
boggy	19	14	like a bog [adj BOGG...
bogie	11	10	(Australian slang) t...
bogle	12	11	to perform the bogle...
bogue	11	11	a Mediterranean fish...
bogus	12	11	not genuine, counter...
bohea	11	10	(Chinese) an inferio...
bohos	12	10	BOHO, (short for) a...
boils	12	9	BOIL, to pass rapidl...
boing	11	11	to reverberate by bo...
boink	11	13	to reverberate by bo...
boite	10	8	(French) a nightclub...
boked	11	13	BOKE, to belch, also...
bokes	11	12	BOKE, to belch, also...
bokos	11	12	BOKO, (slang) the no...
bolar	11	9	pertaining to a fine...
bolas	11	9	(Spanish) a South Am...
bolds	12	10	BOLD, to make type b...
boles	11	9	BOLE, a fine earthy...
bolix	18	16	to make a mess of, a...
bolls	13	10	BOLL, to form pods [...
bolos	11	9	BOLO, (Spanish) a tr...
bolts	12	9	BOLT, to run away [v...
bolus	12	10	(Latin) a large pill...
bomas	11	11	BOMA, (Swahili) in A...
bombe	13	14	(French) a dessert,...
bombo	13	14	(Australian slang) c...
bombs	14	14	BOMB, to attack with...
bonce	12	12	a large marble used...
bonds	10	10	BOND, to join togeth...
boned	9	10	BONE, to take the bo...
boner	9	9	(US slang) a stupid...
bones	9	9	BONE, to take the bo...
boney	15	11	like bone, also BONY...
bongo	10	11	a kind of antelope [...
bongs	11	11	BONG, to make a deep...
bonie	9	9	(Scots) bonny [adj]
bonks	11	13	BONK, to hit or thum...
bonne	8	10	(French) a French ma...
bonny	15	12	a sweetheart [n BONN...
bonus	10	10	in Scrabble, to play...
bonza	12	18	(Australian slang) v...
bonze	12	18	(Japanese) a Japanes...
booai	9	8	a remote rural place...
booay	15	10	a remote rural place...
boobs	12	11	BOOB, to make a mist...
booby	18	13	a name for various k...
boody	16	11	to sulk or mope [v B...
booed	9	9	BOO, to show disappr...
boofy	18	13	muscular and strong...
boogy	17	12	to dance to rock mus...
boohs	12	10	BOOH, to show disapp...
books	11	12	BOOK, to reserve in...
booky	17	14	by way of being lite...
bools	11	9	BOOL, (Scots) to pla...
booms	11	11	BOOM, to make a roar...
boomy	17	13	hollow-sounding [adj...
boong	10	11	(offensive) an abori...
boons	9	9	BOON, a timely benef...
boord	10	9	(Spenser) board, als...
boors	10	8	BOOR, a rude person...
boose	9	8	to drink excessively...
boost	10	8	to support, increase...
booth	12	10	a stall for the disp...
boots	10	8	BOOT, to kick with t...
booty	16	10	a rich prize [n BOOT...
booze	12	17	to drink excessively...
boozy	19	19	inclined to booze, a...
boppy	21	16	suggestive of bebop...
borak	11	12	(Native Australian)...
boral	11	9	a mixture of boron c...
boras	10	8	BORA, a violent cold...
borax	16	15	a mineral, hydrated...
borde	10	9	(obsolete) board, al...
bords	11	9	BORD, (obsolete) a b...
bored	10	9	BORE, to pierce with...
boree	9	8	(Native Australian)...
borel	11	9	a boring tool [n -S]
borer	10	8	one that bores [n -S...
bores	10	8	BORE, to pierce with...
borgo	11	10	(Italian) a market t...
boric	14	11	of, pertaining to, o...
borks	12	12	BORK, to denigrate a...
borms	12	11	BORM, to smear with...
borna	9	9	s in borna disease,...
borne	9	9	BEAR, to endure [v]
boron	9	9	a relatively inert n...
borts	11	8	BORT, diamond dust o...
borty	17	10	relating to bort, di...
bortz	14	17	diamond dust or frag...
bosie	10	8	a kind of delivery i...
bosks	12	12	BOSK, a bush, a thic...
bosky	18	14	woody or bushy [adj...
bosom	11	11	to enclose in the bo...
boson	9	9	any of a certain cla...
bossy	17	10	a cow [n BOSSIES] /...
bosun	10	10	a ship's officer in...
botas	10	8	BOTA, (Spanish) a le...
botch	16	13	to bungle [v -ED, -I...
botel	11	9	a waterside hotel, c...
botes	10	8	BOTE, compensation f...
bothy	19	12	(Scots) a hut, cabin...
botte	10	8	a thrust in fencing...
botts	11	8	BOTT, the maggot of...
botty	17	10	(colloquial) a botto...
bouge	11	11	(Shakespeare) to bud...
bough	14	13	a tree branch [n -S]
bouks	12	13	BOUK, (Scots) the bo...
boule	11	10	(Greek) in ancient G...
boult	12	10	to sieve through a c...
bound	10	11	to leap [v -ED, -ING...
bouns	10	10	BOUN, to prepare, al...
bourd	11	10	(obsolete) to jest [...
bourg	12	11	a market-town [n -S]
bourn	10	10	a small stream [n -S...
bouse	10	9	to haul with tackle,...
bousy	17	11	inclined to booze, a...
bouts	11	9	BOUT, a contest [n]
bovid	13	13	an animal of the cat...
bowat	13	11	(Scots) a lantern, a...
bowed	13	12	BOW, to bend or incl...
bowel	14	12	to take out the entr...
bower	13	11	to enclose in a shad...
bowes	13	11	(Milton) boughs [n]
bowet	13	11	(Scots) a lantern, a...
bowie	13	11	as in bowie knife, a...
bowls	15	12	BOWL, to make a deli...
bowne	12	12	to prepare, also BOU...
bowrs	14	11	BOWR, (Spenser) a mu...
bowse	13	11	to haul with tackle,...
boxed	16	16	BOX, to put in a con...
boxen	15	16	made of boxwood [adj...
boxer	16	15	a person who boxes o...
boxes	16	15	BOX, to put in a con...
boxla	17	16	a form of indoor lac...
boxty	23	17	an Irish dish of pot...
boyar	16	10	(Russian) a member o...
boyau	16	11	a communication tren...
boyed	16	11	BOY, to act a female...
boyfs	19	13	BOYF, boyfriend [n]
boygs	18	12	BOYG, (Norwegian) a...
boyla	17	11	a witch doctor [n -S...
boyos	16	10	BOYO, a young man [n...
boysy	23	12	suited to or typical...
bozos	13	17	BOZO, (US slang) a m...
braai	10	8	(South Africa) to gr...
brace	13	11	to support [v BRACED...
brach	16	13	a female hunting hou...
brack	15	15	a flaw in cloth [n -...
bract	14	11	any reduced leaflike...
brads	11	9	BRAD, to fasten with...
braes	10	8	BRAE, (Scots) a stee...
brags	12	10	BRAG, to boast [v]
braid	11	9	broad [adj BRAIDER,...
brail	12	9	a line fastened to a...
brain	10	9	to dash out the brai...
brake	11	12	to slow down or stop...
braks	12	12	BRAK, (South African...
braky	18	14	abounding in shrubs...
brame	11	11	(Spenser) a fierce l...
brand	10	10	to mark with a hot i...
brane	9	9	a multi-dimensional...
brank	11	13	(Scots) to prance, t...
brans	10	9	BRAN, to soak in wat...
brant	10	9	a wild goose, also B...
brash	13	10	forward, over-confid...
brass	11	8	to coat with an allo...
brast	11	8	(dialect) to break o...
brats	11	8	BRAT, a badly behave...
brava	12	12	(Italian) a shout of...
brave	12	12	to face with courage...
bravi	13	12	(Italian) bravo, whe...
bravo	12	12	to applaud by shouti...
brawl	15	12	to fight rowdily [v...
brawn	13	12	muscular strength [n...
braws	14	11	(Scots) fine clothes...
braxy	23	17	a bacterial disease...
brays	17	10	BRAY, to cry like as...
braza	13	17	a Spanish unit of le...
braze	13	17	to solder with an al...
bread	10	9	to cover with breadc...
break	11	12	to shatter or damage...
bream	11	11	to clean a ship's bo...
brede	10	9	to braid, to plait [...
breds	11	9	BRED, someone living...
breed	10	9	to produce by giving...
breem	11	11	(Spenser) fierce, ke...
breer	10	8	to sprout above grou...
brees	10	8	BREE, (Scots) the li...
breid	11	9	bread [n -S]
breis	11	8	BREI, (South Africa)...
breme	11	11	(Spenser) fierce, ke...
brens	10	9	BREN, (archaic) to b...
brent	10	9	(Scots) lofty, steep...
brere	10	8	(Spenser) a briar, a...
brers	11	8	BRER, (US dialect) b...
breve	12	12	an obsolescent music...
brews	14	11	BREW, to make beer [...
breys	17	10	BREY, (South Africa)...
briar	11	8	a prickly bush, esp....
bribe	13	11	to influence by offe...
brick	16	15	to build with blocks...
bride	11	9	to act the bride [v...
brief	13	11	to give instructions...
brier	11	8	a prickly shrub, als...
bries	11	8	BRIE, (Scots) the li...
brigs	13	10	BRIG, a two-masted,...
briki	13	12	the Greek name for a...
briks	13	12	BRIK, a Tunisian dee...
brill	14	10	a fish spotted with...
brims	13	11	BRIM, to fill to the...
brine	10	9	to treat with salt w...
bring	12	11	to take with oneself...
brink	12	13	an extreme edge [n -...
brins	11	9	BRIN, the rib of a f...
briny	17	11	the sea [n BRINIES]...
brios	11	8	BRIO, (Italian) live...
brise	11	8	(French) a movement...
brisk	13	12	to make quick of mov...
briss	12	8	(Hebrew) a Jewish ci...
brith	14	10	(Hebrew) a Jewish ci...
brits	12	8	BRIT, a young herrin...
britt	12	8	a young herring, als...
brize	14	17	furnace refuse used...
broad	10	9	an expansion of a ri...
broch	16	13	to broach, to pierce...
brock	15	15	a badger [n -S]
brods	11	9	BROD, to prod [v]
brogh	14	12	a dry-built circular...
brogs	12	10	BROG, to prick with...
broil	12	9	to cook over hot coa...
broke	11	12	to act as a stockbro...
brome	11	11	a kind of grass rese...
bromo	11	11	a medicinal compound...
bronc	13	12	a native or a Mexica...
brond	10	10	(obsolete) a brand,...
brood	10	9	to ponder gloomily [...
brook	11	12	to tolerate [v -ED,...
brool	11	9	a deep murmur [n -S]
broom	11	11	to sweep with a broo...
broos	10	8	BROO, (Scots) unempl...
brose	10	8	(Scots) a dish of oa...
brosy	17	10	having the quality o...
broth	13	10	a clear thin soup [n...
brown	13	12	to make brown [v -ED...
brows	14	11	BROW, the eyebrow; t...
brugh	15	13	a borough [n -S]
bruin	11	10	a bear [n -S]
bruit	12	9	to spread by rumour...
brule	12	10	a mixed race person...
brume	12	12	mist or fog [n -S]
brung	12	12	BRING, to take with...
brunt	11	10	to bear the chief st...
brush	14	11	to touch lightly [v...
brusk	13	13	abrupt in manner, al...
brust	12	9	(Spenser) to burst [...
brute	11	9	brutal [adj BRUTER,...
bruts	12	9	BRUT, a very dry cha...
buats	11	9	BUAT, (Scots) a lant...
buaze	13	18	an African shrub, al...
bubal	14	13	a large antelope, al...
bubas	13	12	BUBA, a contagious s...
bubba	15	15	(colloquial) a redne...
bubbe	15	15	(Yiddish) a Jewish g...
bubby	22	17	(colloquial) a woman...
bubus	14	13	BUBU, a long flowing...
buchu	17	15	an African medicinal...
bucko	15	16	a bully [n BUCKOS or...
bucks	16	16	BUCK, to leap forwar...
bucku	16	17	an African medicinal...
budas	11	10	BUDA, (Hindi) an ins...
buddy	18	13	to become close frie...
budge	12	12	to move or stir [v B...
budis	12	10	BUDI, (Hindi) an ins...
budos	11	10	BUDO, (Japanese) the...
buffa	15	15	(Italian) the comic...
buffe	15	15	BUFFA, (Italian) the...
buffi	16	15	BUFFO, an operatic c...
buffo	15	15	an operatic clown [n...
buffs	16	15	BUFF, to polish [v]
buffy	22	17	of a yellowish-brown...
bufos	13	12	BUFO, a black tinctu...
bufty	20	14	(colloquial) a homos...
buggy	20	15	a light carriage [n...
bugle	13	12	to play a brass wind...
buhls	15	12	BUHL, a form of marq...
buhrs	14	11	BUHR, a cellular, fl...
buiks	13	13	BUIK, (Scots) a book...
build	13	11	to construct [v BUIL...
built	13	10	BUILD, to construct...
buist	12	9	(Scots) a box, a tar...
bukes	12	13	BUKE, (Scots) a book...
bulbs	15	13	BULB, to swell out,...
bulge	13	12	to swell out [v BULG...
bulgy	20	14	bulging [adj BULGIER...
bulks	14	14	BULK, to gather into...
bulky	20	16	having bulk [adj BUL...
bulla	13	11	a round seal attache...
bulls	14	11	BULL, to copulate wi...
bully	20	13	to treat threatening...
bulse	12	10	a small bag for diam...
bumbo	14	15	a drink mixed from g...
bumfs	15	15	BUMF, paperwork, als...
bumph	17	17	toilet paper; also,...
bumps	15	15	BUMP, to knock again...
bumpy	21	17	of uneven surface [a...
bunas	10	10	BUNA, a kind of arti...
bunce	13	13	to disguise pilferin...
bunch	16	15	to gather together [...
bunco	13	13	(US slang) a confide...
bunde	10	11	BUND, a German feder...
bundh	13	13	(Hindi) in India, a...
bunds	11	11	BUND, to make an emb...
bundt	11	11	a type of cake pan [...
bundu	11	12	(Bantu) a remote unc...
bundy	17	13	to clock on or clock...
bungs	12	12	BUNG, to plug with a...
bungy	18	14	a strong rubber rope...
bunia	10	10	(Hindi) an (Indian)...
bunje	12	19	a strong rubber rope...
bunjy	19	21	a strong rubber rope...
bunko	11	14	to practice a confid...
bunks	12	14	BUNK, to go to bed [...
bunns	10	11	BUNN, a kind of swee...
bunny	16	13	(colloquial) a rabbi...
bunts	11	10	BUNT, to push with t...
bunty	17	12	having bunt, a disea...
bunya	16	12	(Native Australian)...
buoys	17	11	BUOY, to mark with a...
buppy	22	17	a black urban profes...
buran	10	10	(Russian) a violent...
buras	11	9	BURA, (Russian) a vi...
burbs	14	12	BURB, (short for) a...
burds	12	10	BURD, (Scots) a bird...
buret	11	9	a glass measuring tu...
burfi	14	12	(Hindi) an Indian de...
burgh	15	13	a borough or incorpo...
burgs	13	11	BURG, a fortified to...
burin	11	10	an engraver's tool,...
burka	12	13	a coverall worn by M...
burke	12	13	to murder by suffoca...
burks	13	13	BURK, (colloquial) a...
burls	13	10	BURL, to finish clot...
burly	19	12	heavy and muscular [...
burns	11	10	BURN, to destroy by...
burnt	11	10	BURN, to destroy by...
buroo	10	9	(Scots) unemployment...
burps	14	12	BURP, to belch [v]
burqa	19	18	a coverall worn by M...
burro	11	9	a small donkey [n -S...
burrs	12	9	BURR, to remove the...
burry	18	11	abounding in burs, o...
bursa	11	9	a pouch or sac, esp....
burse	11	9	a square cloth case...
burst	12	9	to break open violen...
busby	20	14	a fur hat with a bag...
bused	11	10	BUS, to travel or tr...
buses	11	9	BUS, to travel or tr...
bushy	20	13	having many bushes [...
busks	13	13	BUSK, to perform in...
busky	19	15	(Shakespeare) bushy...
bussu	12	10	a tropical American...
busti	12	9	in India, a flimsy h...
busts	12	9	BUST, to break, shat...
busty	18	11	full-bosomed [adj BU...
butch	17	14	a lesbian with manni...
buteo	10	9	a buzzard [n -S]
butes	11	9	BUTE, a shortened fo...
butle	12	10	to serve as a butler...
butoh	13	11	(Japanese) a style o...
butte	11	9	an isolated hill ris...
butts	12	9	BUTT, to hit with th...
butty	18	11	a fellow workman, es...
butut	12	10	a monetary unit of G...
butyl	19	12	a compound radical,...
buxom	18	19	healthily plump [adj...
buyer	17	11	one that buys [n -S]
buzzy	24	29	having a buzzing qua...
bwana	12	12	(Swahili) a master,...
bwazi	17	20	an African shrub, al...
byded	17	12	BYDE, (Scots) to bid...
bydes	17	11	BYDE, (Scots) to bid...
byked	18	15	BYKE, to swarm [v]
bykes	18	14	BYKE, to swarm [v]
bylaw	21	14	the law of a local a...
byres	17	10	BYRE, a cow shed [n]
byrls	19	11	BYRL, to carouse, al...
byssi	18	10	BYSSUS, a filamentou...
bytes	17	10	BYTE, a set of usual...
byway	26	15	a side road [n -S]

5 letter words that start with B

5 letter words that start with B

5 letter B word

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