| Term | Definition |
|---|
| baroque | highly ornate style fashionable in the arts |
| beatitude | supreme blessedness or happiness |
| bedlam | a scene full of disorder and noise |
| befuddle | to confuse |
| behemoth | something enormous in size or power often a huge creature |
| beleaguer | to besiege by encircling |
| bellicose | quarrelsome or hostile nature , warlike |
| benediction | blessing |
| benison | blessing |
| berate | to scold or rebuke severely |
| besmirch | to make dirty , soil |
| bibulous | addicted to or fond of alcholic liquor |
| bilious | suffering from indigestion ,having a peevish disposition ,ill humored |
| bivouac | a temporary camp or shelter |
| blandishment | flattery intended to persuade |
| blarney | flattery , fawning ,over praise |
| blase | bored due to over indulgence , jaded |
| blasphemy | profane or contemptuous speech , writing ,or action |
| blighted | spoiled , damaged |
| blithe | cheerful disposition , carefree |
| bludgeon | a short club with a heavy loaded end |
| bohemian | a person with artistic or literary interests who disregards conventional standards of behaviour |
| bombastic | pompous , grandiloquent |
| bonhomie | pleasant camaraderie |
| bowdlerize | to remove passages considered offensive |
| brackish | somewhat salty |
| braggadocio | a braggart pretentious , boast |
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