balm* ?0 d6 ~) }# j# v# H
something that relieves pain; oily liquid with a pleasant smell from trees
' c' L* P$ A# @* Rbalmy
" q& \7 C6 _0 I; _8 M% ]soft and mild (of air); fragrant
1 [4 t: k- P- H" Hbanal/ f6 h2 m( g. Q0 u3 _. Z T2 E
hackneyed; commonplace; trite; lacking originality; clich\'ed! S% n b. v5 Y* R: x" G5 |+ N
bandy
4 g8 R, ?* ?' I: }# ~discuss lightly or glibly; discuss in a frivolous manner; exchange (words) heatedly; quarrel; Ex. bandy words with
; Y4 ~, V; m3 q/ Q N4 O0 ~bane6 z& j% l. z( E% p& z: r6 f- L
posion; cause of ruin; ADJ. baneful: harmful; poisonous
5 D6 C5 X# Q% \8 W, jbank, O: j v% ~4 a" S1 |4 X8 m- b2 ?5 O
heap; piled-up mass; embankment; lateral tilting (as of an aircraft in turning); V: pile up; protect with a bank; tilt in turning* M+ y, g, L9 }0 z( Z% Y2 ]
bantering3 y5 L( r, x5 O' P
joking talk; good-naturedly ridiculing; N.V. banter- p9 a+ c B& M1 A
bar
. @1 A' U. {! D9 U2 P/ urailing in a courtroom; legal profession; vertical line dividing a staff into equal measures; Ex. prisoner at the bar; V: shut in or out with bars; forbid; exclude; CF. barrister
8 t, e% h4 `' g ^$ @# [. t! hbarb3 }3 h% }: r6 u% G; p6 ?$ V2 D
sharp projection from fishhook, arrow, or other object; openly cutting remark
7 P) M# M: P% t' P: dbard
\" l1 H/ N) b( l1 ?/ R( Kpoet0 I: I2 A* n/ F5 f
barefaced+ L" [8 q" @7 h
shameless and noticeable; blatant; bold; unconcealed; having no covering on the face; Ex. barefaced lie8 K2 Q( O7 R7 q Q
bargain0 Q) r( n$ m1 E% D/ R
agreement between two groups or people; something for sale at a price advantageous to the buyer; V: negotiate; trade; Ex. bargaining power
) j1 x1 A! G8 _2 ~& z5 x2 t( ebaroque
) K1 v7 \& l) A: o4 l, [highly ornate; j4 ]! k8 f2 I4 q! Q
barrage
, |5 ?; e- o0 K1 _, ubarrier laid down by artillery fire; overwhelming profusion; large number of questions or statements; Ex. a barrage of criticism- h/ O7 L* u7 S: ^8 i
barrister
/ F; p* k! M% z+ ^5 v4 w* l! pcounselor-at-law or lawyer in the higher court of law; CF. bar
7 E( Y" v' O5 y; u" A, n; Qbarterer
( Z p7 s, z9 Z3 k2 x, c' c6 K0 Otrader; V. barter: trade; exchange good for other goods rather than money* C6 J4 `' h/ W# C2 M
base) R6 u- C+ m7 k) J. q$ h. _
contemptible; morally bad; inferior in value or quality; Ex. base motives/conduct; Ex. base metal such as iron
) s A5 H. ~5 @: Mbask
1 l2 c( m, E' f& uluxuriate; take pleasure in warmth
7 b5 S: G, H- B* i4 x, Ybastard
6 C. M& r1 J% q4 uillegitimate child( r+ Y* I& {% \: o: I R5 V
bastion
7 ^: {. _( N! o* dstronghold; something seen as a source of protection; Ex. the last bastion of male chauvinism9 ]% u0 r+ Y% Y- E3 ~
bate
4 b# C+ T9 r# m8 z9 V9 \let down; lessen the force of; moderate; restrain; Ex. with bated breath; CF. abate
P4 X5 k* ]) P4 y( Y7 B2 s' h% Ebattalion
/ J8 W, x b' f- A8 E! F( `7 a" u+ Carmy unit made up of four or more companies |
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