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Basic English Vocabulary for 5th February English Vocabulary Index Basic English Vocabulary for 5th February : Bounce (n) : a jump Bounce (v) : jump Bound (n) : limit Bound (v) : leap or jump Bound (adj.) : ready, intending to go Boundary (n) : limit, line marking the border Bounden (adj.) : binding, required, obligatory Boundless (adj.) : vast, having no limit Bounteous (adj.) : plentiful, liberal Bounty (n) : generosity, gift Bout (n) : turn, course Bow (n) : a weapon of a bent shape arch, bending of the head in respect Bow (v) : pay respects Bowels (n) : entrails, inwards Bower (n) : arbour Bowl (n) : a cup, basin, a hollow, vessel Bowler (v) : a person who bowls Box (n) : box wooden chest, front seat Boxing (n) : fighting with fists Boy (n) : a lad Boyhood (n) : the period when one is a boy Boycott (v) : refuse to deal with Boyish (adj.) : characteristic of a boy Bracelet (n) : circlet, hoop, belt Bracket (n) : a stay, a support, parenthesis Brag (v) : boast Brag (n) : a boast Braggart (n) : a boaster pretender Braid (n) : a plait of hair, a woven border band Brain (n) : the substance in the skull, reason, mind Brake (n) : thicket, part of a machine used to lesson its speed Bramble (n) : brier, bush Bran (n) : the husk Branch (n) : an offshoot, bough, a subsidiary Branch (v) : spread out as a branch Brand (n) : a fire brand, mark, a sword Brandish (v) : wave with a flourish Brand-new (adj.) : quite new Brandy (n) : a kind of wine Brass (n) : an alloy of copper and zinc Brat (n) : a child Brave (adj.) : bold Brave (v) : face with courage Bravery (n) : courage Bravo (inter) : well done Bravo (v) : a hired murderer Brawl (n) : noisy quarrel Brawl (v) : quarrel Brawny (adj.) : strong Bray (n) : the cry of an ass Bray (v) : cry like an ass Brazier (n) : one who works in brass Breach (n) : a break, a gap Breach (v) : force a way Basic English Vocabulary for 5th February : English Vocabulary Index From Basic English Vocabulary to HOME PAGE