6 letter words that start with B

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6 letter words that start with B

6 letter B word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
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...

6 letter words that start with B

6 letter words that start with B

6 letter B word

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LETTER B WORD