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Vocabulary Power for 26th January

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Babble (v) : speak like a baby, repeat foolishly
Babe (n) : an infant, a childish person
Baby (n) : an infant, a childish person
Babel (n) : a scene of confusion, disorder
Baboo (n) : mister, sir
Baboon (n) : a big-sized monkey, ape
Babyhood (n) : infancy
Baccy (n) : tobacco
Bachelor (n) : an unmarried man, one who has taken the first university degree
Back (n) : the hinder parts, the rear, a shallow tray
Backache (n) : pain at the back part of the body
Backbite (v) : slander behind one’s back
Back-bone (n) : the spinal cord, firmness, main support
Backgammon (n) : a game
Background (n) : scenery at the back of a picture, obscurity, environment
Backside (n) : rear
Backward (adj.) : dull
Backward (adv.) : towards the back
Backwards (adj.): unwilling, shy, behind slow, late dull
Backyard (n) : open closed space at the back of the house
Bacon (n) : salted and smoked flesh of pig
Bacteria(n.pl) : microscopic organism
Bad (adj.) : evil, wicked, inferior, worthless
Bade (n) : past tense of ‘bid’, ‘bid’
Badge (n) : a sign, a token ornament
Badger (n) : a burrowing nocturnal animal
Badger (v) : tease
Badminton (n) : an out-door game
Bag (n) : sack, purse
Bag (v) : put in a bag, hunt down, secure
Baggage (n) : luggage, lumber
Bagasse (n) : the remains left over after juice has been extracted
Bail (n) : one who gives security
Bailable (adj.) : that can be let off on bail
Bailiff (n) : steward
Bailment (n) : delivery of goods in trust, releasing on bail
Bairn (n) : child
Bait (n) : a temptation
Bake (v) : to heat or harden by heat, toast, fire
Baker (n) : one who bakes or sells bread, etc., baker’s dozen
Bakery (n) : a bake-house
Balance (n) : scales, surplus
Balance (v) : weigh
Balcony (n) : a gallery, verandah
Bald (adj.) : without hair, bare
Bale (n) : a package, misery
Baleful (adj.) : harmful

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