English words: B
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- buttonhole noun (buttonholes); verb…
A buttonhole is a small slit in a coat or shirt through which a button is pushed. - buttress noun (a buttress, buttresses); verb…everyday · Jewish tradition
A buttress is a thick wall or support of stone or brick built against a wall to hold it up and stop it falling outwards. - butty noun (a butty, butties)
A butty is a sandwich, often with a hot filling: «a chip butty», «a bacon butty». - buy verb (buy, buys, bought, buying); noun (a good buy)everyday · Jewish tradition
To buy is to get something by paying money for it. - buyer noun (a buyer, buyers)everyday · Jewish tradition
A person who buys something: the buyer of the house. - buzz verb (buzz, buzzes, buzzed, buzzing); noun (a buzz, buzzes)
To buzz is to make a long low humming sound like a bee or a fly. - buzzard noun (buzzards)
A buzzard is a large bird of prey with broad wings that circles high in the sky and hunts small animals. - buzzing verb form (buzz, buzzes, buzzed, buzzing); adjective…everyday · Jewish tradition
Buzzing is making a low humming sound like a bee or fly. - by preposition; adverb (go by, put by, stop by)everyday · Jewish tradition
By shows who does something: a book by Roald Dahl. - bye interjection (bye, bye-bye); noun (a bye, byes)
Bye is a short, friendly way to say goodbye. - bygone adjective (bygone); noun (bygones, plural)
From a time long ago; past: a bygone age, bygone days. - bypass noun (a bypass, bypasses); verb…
A road that goes around a town instead of through it. - bypath nounJewish tradition
A side path, away from the main road. - byre noun (byres)
Old use: a cowshed, a farm building where cows are kept. - bystander noun (a bystander, bystanders)
A bystander is a person who is near when something happens, especially an accident, a fight or bullying, but is not part of it. - byte noun (a byte, bytes)
A unit of computer memory or data made of 8 bits (8 ones and zeros); one byte can store one letter like «A». - byway noun (byways)Jewish tradition
A byway is a small side road or lane, quieter than a main road. - byword nounJewish tradition
A saying or name that people use as a short example of something, often an example of something bad. - byzantine adjective (Byzantine, byzantine); noun…
Byzantine describes the Byzantine Empire, the eastern part of the Roman Empire, which lasted for about a thousand years after Rome fell…
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