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banti, bantie, bantim, bantin, banting, banty, buntin,
bantim [ˈbantɪm]
also bantin [ˈbantɪn]
n. Bantam.
dim. bantie [ˈbanti]
also bantin [ˈbantɪn]
n. Bantam.
dim. bantie [ˈbanti]
bap, bapper,
bap [bap, bɔp]
n. A bread roll.
n. A bread roll.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bapper [-ər]: A maker of bread rolls, a baker.
bapteese, bapteesed, bapteesement, bapteesm, bapteest, bapteise,
bapteese [bapˈtiːz]
v. Baptise.
pt. pp. bapteesed
v. Baptise.
pt. pp. bapteesed
Compounds and phrases etc.
bapteesm [bapˈtiːzm]: Batism.
bapteesement: Batism.
Baptist: The Baptist, St John,
bapteesement: Batism.
Baptist: The Baptist, St John,
barb, barbet, barbit,
barb [barb]
n. A barb.
v. To furnish with a barb.
pt. pp. barbit
n. A barb.
v. To furnish with a barb.
pt. pp. barbit
barbarous [ˈbarbərəs]
adj. Uncivilized, savage. Rude, uncultivated, illiterate.
adj. Uncivilized, savage. Rude, uncultivated, illiterate.
barber,
barber [ˈbarbər]
n. A freezing mist on the seashore in calm, frosty weather.
n. A freezing mist on the seashore in calm, frosty weather.
bard,
bard [I.Sh. bard]
n. A steep headland.
n. A steep headland.
bardach, bardich, bardoch,
bardach [bardax, bardɔx, bardɪç]
adj. Stout, fearless, quarrelsome, uncivil.
adj. Stout, fearless, quarrelsome, uncivil.
bare, barefeet, barefit, barefitted, barefuit, barelins, barescud, bare-scud, barfit, baries, bar-scud, batfuit, ber, berfit, berr, ber-scud, threedbare, threidbare,
bare [ber]
v. Bare, to beggar, leave with nothing, reduce to destitution, unsheathed weapon.
v. Bare, to beggar, leave with nothing, reduce to destitution, unsheathed weapon.
Compounds and phrases etc.
barefit [-fɪt]: Barefoot(ed).
baries: Bare feet.
barelins: Barely.
bare-scud: Naked, nakedness.
threidbare: Threadbare.
baries: Bare feet.
barelins: Barely.
bare-scud: Naked, nakedness.
threidbare: Threadbare.
bargain, bargainer,
bargain [ˈbargen]
n. A bargain.
v. To bargain.
n. A bargain.
v. To bargain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bargainer: A bargainer.
blind bargain: A pig in a poke.
blind bargain: A pig in a poke.