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back up v. to support; to solidify; to strengthen
( ^5 }4 S3 g+ K- V) O3 i4 H! bbacklash n. rebound; recoiling; sudden movement to the rear
backup n. copying of data for safety purposes; substitute; reserve; spare
- X, J# C/ J+ Rbadge n. tag; sign; identification tag
baggage n. luggage; cargo; things to take on a trip; equipment
  b7 g% B' x2 D( ?  nbalance n. leveling; harmony; stability; rest; remainder
! J% P: u. ?* P6 b; K: W. |balance v. to make equal
bank draft n. check
banknote n. bill; money made of paper issued by a bank
bankrupt adj. lacking; deficient; insolvent; unable to pay debts
% @- G% W! |( W* kbankrupt n. a person who was unable to repay their debts
bankrupt v. to ruin financially; to go bust; to go broke; to collapse
9 X4 D3 _+ h( xbankruptcy n. state of losing property to one's creditor s due to unpaid debts; inability to pay debts; insolvency
1 @! L/ s9 B1 V8 _" j" c; @banquet n. celebration; feast; dinner; drinking
banquet v. to hold a party; to feast; to dine; to drink; to attend a banquet
5 s5 {8 E; z3 ^6 k# _4 R; _barely adv. hardly; scarcely
& V. u# D; f. |- y$ @9 qbargain n. good deal; agreement; item that has been bought at a specially low price
bargain v. to negotiate; to arrive at an agreement
barren capital n. money which is not generating profit
' h0 N% B, i3 R' F2 y9 y  \barrier n. border; limit; obstacle; barricade
2 Z* p# ]4 M# b' B* pbarter n. exchanging of goods and services; trade
& {2 t. ^) ]& o: O% ^! k2 ]barter v. to exchange goods and services
9 q9 T" m" N3 n) {base adj. low; despicable; ignoble
9 m( r4 x8 M7 `# ?base n. foundation; principal element; fundament; fundamental part
base v. to establish; to found; to set up; to place on
/ U. P5 r) v' f; w+ e( O" n3 zbasis n. foundation; grounding
bearer n. person who holds a money order
behalf n. representing; in support of
behavior n. manner of acting; conduct
9 |) L6 A0 S- [3 K+ |+ V4 h1 y" a) ?benchmark n. criterion; measure; point of reference for comparison
beneficent adj. kind; good
( V" a3 N0 C7 I. g( H/ d1 wbeneficial adj. advantageous; pleasurable; enjoyable
/ ]( a' D5 R" L/ _% cbeneficiary n. one that receives a benefit; the recipient of funds, property, or other benefits, as from an insurance policy or will
8 M0 \0 B  p$ V# w( N: y) Ibenefit n. advantage; profit; aid; stipend
benefit v. to profit; to gain; to be advantageous
& M3 {% F7 R, _3 A( Ybeverage n. drink; refreshment
beyond adv. past; further than
beyondprep. further; more distant
bias n. prejudice; tendency; leaning
# L1 m6 K" j7 |3 v- U5 ?bias v. to prejudice; to influence opinions
bill n. bank note; invoice; proposed law
bill v. to charge; to announce; to advertise
8 D4 Y0 j" q+ a1 {. E" Y! w1 E; m* nbirth rate n. number of babies that are born per year per thousand (in a given area, group, etc.)
blame n. guilt; responsibility; liability
blame v. to accuse; to denounce
% ~9 G# x* [8 w' I4 C& Z- ?blanket n. bed covering; quilt
) x( D: D: q+ n  |blanket v. to cover; to coat
blouse n. a woman's or child's loosely fitting shirt that extends to the waist or slightly below; a loosely fitting garment resembling a long shirt, worn especially by European workmen
( _; s( ~  o% E) f; K$ Dblunder n. gross error; stupid mistake
blunder v. to make a stupid mistake; to move back and forth in a clumsy manner; to move blindly; to grope
9 [+ b6 b  B- W+ M. Kboard n. management committee (i.e.: board of directors); printed board which connects to a slot in a computer; food
board v. to accommodate; to house; to enter (a plane, ship, bus, etc.)
boast n. the act or an instance of bragging; a source of pride
0 K. j  C2 K8 W' p& ]9 y; F; Iboast v. to glorify oneself in speech; talk in a self-admiring way
bond n. link; connection; obligation; grasp; certificate of debt
1 c/ G8 _, l* pbond v. to store in a warehouse
bonded adj. secured in a warehouse
" i" a, w, U) R6 y  S# i, x0 dbonus n. dividend; perk; monetary gift
book v. to record; to order in advance; to inscribe; to indicate
bookcase n. shelves used to store books printed items
* ?7 T0 _! U5 u$ k# _4 hboom n. a time of economic prosperity; a sudden increase, as in popularity
boom v. to grow, develop, or progress rapidly; flourish
boost n. push; lift; incentive; encouragement; shove; raising
boost v. to raise; to push; to urge; to lift
border n. boundary; edge; limit
  O8 `  A% D; X# k* p/ @. Cborder v. to be adjacent to
' X1 t0 c) Q, s0 {8 }bother n. effort; nuisance
bother v. to annoy; to harass; to worry; to make an effort; to be concerned
bothersome adj. annoying; irritating
2 o5 v, h) v- Dbound adj. obligated; certain; fastened; tied
bound n. limit; border
) R8 C( z- h  F+ G2 gbound v. to jump; to leap
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brake n. device which is used to slow or stop a vehicle