B

Words beginning with the letter B

63 words

Boketto

boh-ket-toh

n. Gazing vacantly into the distance without thinking.

Ballagarraidh

"bah-luh-gah-rahy" or "bah-lah-ghaw-rah"

n. The awareness that you are not at home in the wilderness.

Babworth

unknown

n. Justification for a good cry.

Baldock

unknown

n. Sharp prong on a tree stump.

n. Half-read book in bed.

Banff

unknown

adj. Facial expression for passport photos.

Banteer

unknown

n archaic. Raucous ballad after a successful joke.

Barstibley

unknown

n. Humorous device for watering down Scotch.

Baughurst

unknown

n. Large ugly woman with small ugly dog.

Baumber

unknown

n. Sheet that makes mattress banana-shaped.

Bealings

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pl n archaic. Unsavoury moat parts from armour.

n. Best spot to watch undressing across the street.

Beccles

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pl n. Bone buttons in bacon sandwiches.

Bedfont

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n. Stomach lurch from hotel sheet stain discovery.

Belper

unknown

n. Gum knob found unexpectedly.

Benburb

unknown

n. Man who becomes a returning officer.

Berepper

unknown

n. Sturdy fart in royalty's presence.

n. Dieter's large midmorning meal.

n. Gourmet's lips shape or hanging droplet.

Bilbster

unknown

n. Hideous large pimple.

n. Replacing chess pieces with ornaments.

Blean

unknown

n. Measure of luminosity.

Blithbury

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n. Look indicating drunken incomprehension.

pl n. Bamboo slivers from nervous guest on cane chair.

Bodmin

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n. Discrepancy in group bill payment.

Bolsover

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n. Tray in chocolate box to fake two layers.

Bonkle

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n. Noisy old hotel plumbing at night.

Boolteens

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pl n. Unused foreign coins on dressing tables.

n. Back-slapping man in pub or Morley's story.

Boscastle

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n. Pyramid of tin cans at supermarket entrance.

Boseman

unknown

n. Person loafing near pedestrian crossings.

Botcherby

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n. Principle for British road signposting.

Botley

unknown

n. Stain on trouser crotch from lavatory.

Botolphs

unknown

n. Benign tumours on noses of certain people.

n medical. Trowel for removing nostril contents.

Bradford

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n. Teacher's discoloured hairy jacket.

Bradworthy

unknown

n. Skilled in naming loaves.

Brecon

unknown

n anatomical term. Toenail part that snags sheets.

Brisbane

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n. Reasonable explanation for something obvious.

Broats

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pl n. Trousers with a long history.

Brompton

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n. Tiny fart instead of expected loud one.

Bromsgrove

unknown

n. Urban area with dogturd and ugly sculpture.

n. Long-term employee passed over for promotion.

Brumby

unknown

n. Fake seal on pretentious whisky.

Brymbo

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n. Unappetising late-afternoon bun.

Budby

unknown

n. Visible nipple through fabric.

Bude

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n. Polite joke for vicars.

Buldoo

unknown

n. Red pus with certain conditions.

Burbage

unknown

n. Sound of polite nasal breathing in lift.

Bures

unknown

n medical. Scabs from love on cheap matting.

Burleston

unknown

n vb. Tuneless humming when angry.

n archaic. Throwing excrement from window.

pl n. Sudden condition change after summoning.

Bursledon

unknown

n. Annoying bluebottle when tired.

pl n. Forgotten keys used for nose-bleed cure.

Burwash

unknown

n. Cool puddle water over gumboot toes.

Beloiter

bih-loi-ter

vy. To look around in mild astonishment that your life is still ongoing.

Boorance

boor-uhns

n. An unassuming feature of our daily lives that will eventually seem bizarre in the future.

n. The bitter disappointment upon finding no new messages after being out of contact.

n. The disillusionment of revisiting a pop-culture touchstone of your youth and finding that it hasn't aged well at all.

n. The sheepish casual vibe between two people who've shared an emotional farewell but then unexpectedly have a little extra time together.

n. The instinctive tendency to see someone as you knew them in their youth.

Bareleveling

bair-lev-uhl-ing

v. Trying to improve yourself in secret to avoid judgment or attention.

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