Adjectives That Start With B

Baaing: Making the sound that a sheep makes.

Babbling: Talking rapidly and continuously in a foolish, excited, or incomprehensible way.

Babied: Treated with excessive indulgence or care.

Babyish: Childishly immature or silly.

Bacchanalian: Characterized by or given to drunken revelry.

Bachelor: A man who is not and has never been married.

Backhanded: Indirect and ambiguous in meaning; insincere.

Backward: Directed behind or to the rear.

Bacterial: Relating to or caused by bacteria.

Bad: Of poor quality or a low standard.

Baffled: Totally bewildered or perplexed.

Baffling: Impossible to understand; perplexing.

Baggy: Loose and hanging in folds.

Baked: Cooked by dry heat in an oven.

Baleful: Threatening harm; menacing.

Balkan: Relating to the Balkan Peninsula or its inhabitants.

Ballistic: Extremely and usually suddenly excited, upset, or angry.

Balmy: Pleasantly warm.

Balsamic: Relating to or resembling balsam; soothing.

Baltic: Relating to the Baltic Sea or the region surrounding it.

Balustered: Having balusters or a row of balusters.

Balzacian: Relating to or characteristic of the works of the French writer Honoré de Balzac.

Banal: So lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring.

Bandaged: Covered with a bandage.

Bandit: A robber or outlaw belonging to a gang and typically operating in an isolated or lawless area.

Bandy: Having legs that curve outward at the knees.

Bangladeshi: Relating to Bangladesh or its people.

Bankable: Certain to bring profit and success.

Bankrupt: Declared in law unable to pay outstanding debts.

Banner: Excellent; outstanding.

Bantering: Playfully teasing.

Baptist: Relating to or denoting a Christian denomination advocating baptism only of adult believers by total immersion.

Barbarian: Relating to ancient barbarians.

Barbaric: Savagely cruel; exceedingly brutal.

Barbarous: Primitive and uncivilized.

Barbed: Having barbs or barbed wire.

Barbequed: Cooked over an open flame, typically on a grill.

Bare: Not clothed or covered.

Bared: Uncovered or exposed.

Barefoot: Without shoes.

Bareheaded: Without a hat.

Barfly: A person who spends a lot of time drinking in bars.

Bargain: Inexpensive; cheap.

Barking: Making a loud, harsh sound, like that of a dog.

Baroque: Relating to or denoting a style of European architecture, music, and art of the 17th and 18th centuries.

Barricaded: Blocked or defended with a barricade.

Barron: Misspelling of 'Baron', a nobleman.

Bartered: Exchanged goods or services without using money.

Base: Without moral principles; ignoble.

Based: Having a specified base or basis.

Baseless: Without foundation in fact.

Bashful: Reluctant to draw attention to oneself; shy.

Basic: Forming an essential foundation or starting point.

Basilican: Relating to or resembling a basilica.

Basinal: Relating to a basin.

Bassy: Producing or having a lot of bass sounds.

Bastard: Born of parents not married to each other; illegitimate.

Bastioned: Fortified with bastions.

Bathetic: Producing an unintentional effect of anticlimax.

Bathing: Washing oneself or soaking in water.

Baton: A thin stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra.

Battled: Engaged in or involved in conflict.

Battlemented: Having battlements, as in the parapet of a castle.

Batty: Crazy or eccentric.

Bauhaus: Relating to the Bauhaus school of design.

Bawdy: Dealing with sexual matters in a comical way; humorously indecent.

Bayesian: Relating to statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem.

Beaded: Decorated or covered with beads.

Beady: Small, round, and shiny.

Beaming: Radiating light or happiness.

Bearable: Able to be endured.

Beard: Having facial hair.

Bearded: Having a beard.

Beastly: Very unpleasant.

Beatific: Blissfully happy.

Beating: Striking repeatedly with great force.

Beatless: Without a beat; silent.

Beatnik: A person who participated in a social movement of the 1950s and 1960s.

Beau: A boyfriend or male admirer.

Beauteous: Beautiful.

Beautiful: Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.

Beckoning: Making a gesture to encourage someone to approach or follow.

Becoming: Flattering a person's appearance.

Bedazzled: Impressed greatly by outstanding ability or striking appearance.

Bedded: Provided with beds or arranged in layers.

Bedouin: Relating to the nomadic Arabs of the desert.

Befitting: Appropriate to the occasion.

Befogged: Confused or puzzled.

Befuddled: Unable to think clearly; confused.

Begged: Asked earnestly or humbly.

Begging: Asking for something earnestly or humbly.

Begin: To start or commence.

Beguiled: Charmed or enchanted, often in a deceptive way.

Beholden: Owing thanks or having a duty to someone.

Beige: A light sandy yellowish-brown color.

Belgian: Relating to Belgium or its people.

Believable: Able to be believed; credible.

Belittled: Made to seem less impressive or important.

Bellicose: Demonstrating aggression and willingness to fight.

Bellied: Having a belly, especially of a specified kind.

Belligerent: Hostile and aggressive.

Beloved: Dearly loved.

Belowground: Situated below the surface of the ground.

Belting: Loud and forceful.

Beltless: Without a belt.

Beltlike: Resembling a belt.

Beneficial: Resulting in good; favorable or advantageous.

Benevolent: Well-meaning and kindly.

Benighted: In a state of pitiful or contemptible intellectual or moral ignorance.

Benign: Gentle and kindly.

Bent: Sharply curved or having an angle.

Benzene: Relating to or containing benzene, a chemical compound.

Bereaved: Deprived of a close relation or friend through their death.

Bereft: Deprived of or lacking something.

Bergen: Relating to Bergen, a city in Norway.

Beribboned: Decorated with ribbons.

Berserk: Out of control with anger or excitement; wild or frenzied.

Besotted: Strongly infatuated.

Bespectacled: Wearing eyeglasses.

Bespoke: Made to order.

Best: Of the highest quality, excellence, or standing.

Bestial: Of or like an animal.

Bet: Placed a wager.

Beta: Second in position.

Betrayed: Exposed to danger by treacherously giving information to an enemy.

Betrothed: Engaged to be married.

Bewildered: Perplexed and confused.

Bewitched: Cast a spell on and gained control over.

Bewitching: Enchanting or delightful.

Biblical: Relating to or contained in the Bible.

Bibliographic: Relating to bibliography.

Bibliographical: Of or relating to the history, identification, or description of writings or publications.

Bibliophile: A person who loves or collects books.

Bicyclic: Containing two rings in its molecular structure.

Biddable: Meekly ready to accept and follow instructions.

Bifacial: Having two faces or surfaces.

Bifocal: Having lenses each with two parts with different focal lengths.

Bifurcate: Divided into two branches or forks.

Big: Of considerable size or extent.

Big-bellied: Having a large belly.

Big-headed: Having an exaggerated opinion of oneself.

Big-hearted: Generous and kind.

Big-league: Of the highest level or quality.

Big-money: Involving large sums of money.

Big-name: Having a reputation or fame.

Big-picture: Relating to the overall perspective.

Big-spending: Spending a lot of money.

Big-ticket: Expensive or costly.

Big-time: Of major importance or significance.

Big-timer: A person of importance or influence.

Bigamous: Involving or guilty of bigamy.

Bigger: Of greater size.

Biggest: Of the greatest size.

Bigoted: Unreasonably attached to a belief, opinion, or faction.

Bilateral: Having or relating to two sides; affecting both sides.

Biliary: Relating to bile or the bile duct.

Bilingual: Able to speak two languages fluently.

Bilious: Affected by or associated with nausea or vomiting.

Billowing: Moving or flowing outward with an undulating motion.

Bilobate: Divided into two lobes.

Bilobed: Having two lobes.

Bimetallic: Composed of two different metals.

Binary: Relating to, composed of, or involving two things.

Binaural: Relating to or used with both ears.

Binding: Involving an obligation that cannot be broken.

Binocular: Adapted for or using both eyes.

Binomial: Consisting of two terms.

Biocentric: Considering all forms of life as having intrinsic value.

Biochemical: Relating to the chemical processes and substances in living organisms.

Biodegradable: Capable of being decomposed by bacteria or other living organisms.

Biodynamic: Relating to a system of farming that uses only organic materials.

Bioethical: Relating to the ethical implications of biological research and applications.

Biogenic: Produced or brought about by living organisms.

Biographical: Relating to an account of a person's life.

Biological: Relating to biology or living organisms.

Bioluminescent: Emitting light as a result of a biological process.

Biomorphic: Having a form or shape derived from living organisms.

Bionic: Having artificial body parts, especially electromechanical ones.

Biophysical: Relating to the science of the application of the laws of physics to biological phenomena.

Biparous: Producing two offspring at a time.

Bipartisan: Involving the agreement or cooperation of two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies.

Bipartite: Involving or made by two separate parties.

Bipolar: Having or relating to two poles or extremities.

Biracial: Concerning or containing members of two racial groups.

Birch: Relating to or resembling a birch tree.

Birdlike: Resembling or characteristic of a bird.

Birken: Pertaining to or characteristic of a birch.

Birkie: An energetic and lively person.

Birth: Relating to the beginning or origin.

Birthing: Relating to childbirth.

Biscuit: Having a light brown color.

Biscuity: Resembling or tasting like a biscuit.

Bisectional: Involving or resulting from a division into two parts.

Bisexual: Attracted to both men and women.

Bishop: Relating to or characteristic of a bishop.

Bishop-like: Resembling or characteristic of a bishop.

Bismuth: Relating to or containing bismuth.

Bismuthic: Containing bismuth.

Bismuthiferous: Yielding bismuth.

Bismutiferous: Containing or yielding bismuth.

Bisque: Having a pale pinkish-brown color.

Bistable: Capable of assuming either of two stable states.

Bistate: Involving or relating to two states.

Bistouried: Equipped with or using a bistoury (a small surgical knife).

Bitable: Capable of being bitten.

Bitchy: Malicious or spiteful.

Bite-sized: Small enough to be eaten in one bite.

Biting: Able to cut or pierce; sharp.

Bitten: Having been bitten.

Bitter: Having a sharp, pungent taste or smell; not sweet.

Bitterish: Somewhat bitter.

Bittersweet: Both bitter and sweet.

Bivalent: Having or involving two valences.

Bivouacked: Sheltered in a temporary camp without cover.

Bizarre: Very strange or unusual.

Blabbing: Talking excessively and revealing secrets.

Blabby: Prone to talking too much and revealing secrets.

Black: Of the very darkest color.

Blackened: Made black, especially as a result of burning or charring.

Blackguardly: Dishonorable; scoundrel-like.

Blackish: Somewhat black.

Blamable: Deserving of blame.

Blamed: Assigned responsibility for a fault or wrong.

Blameful: Deserving of blame.

Blameless: Innocent of wrongdoing.

Blanched: Made white or pale by extracting color.

Bland: Lacking strong features or characteristics; uninteresting.

Blank: Empty or clear, not marked or filled in.

Blanketed: Covered completely with a blanket or layer.

Blase: Unimpressed or indifferent to something because one has experienced or seen it so often before.

Blasphemous: Sacrilegious against God or sacred things.

Blasted: Damaged or destroyed by an explosion or some other destructive force.

Blatant: Done openly and unashamedly.

Blazing: Burning fiercely and brightly.

Bleached: Whitened by exposure to sunlight or by a chemical process.

Bleak: Lacking vegetation and exposed to the elements.

Bleary: Unfocused or filmy from sleep or tiredness.

Bleeding: Losing blood from the body.

Blended: Mixed together thoroughly.

Blending: Mixing or combining.

Blessable: Worthy of being blessed.

Blessed: Endowed with divine favor and protection.

Blest: Alternative form of "blessed."

Blind: Unable to see.

Blinded: Deprived of sight.

Blindfolded: Wearing a cloth over the eyes to prevent sight.

Blinding: Dazzlingly bright.

Blinkered: Having or showing a limited outlook.

Blissful: Full of joy and happiness.

Blistered: Covered with blisters.

Blistering: Extremely hot.

Blithe: Showing a casual and cheerful indifference.

Bloated: Swollen with fluid or gas.

Blobbed: Formed into drops or blobs.

Blockaded: Surrounded and isolated by military forces.

Blocked: Obstructed so that nothing can pass through.

Blockish: Resembling a block.

Blocky: Having a chunky or square shape.

Blonde: Fair-haired and light-skinned.

Blood-curdling: Causing terror or horror.

Blood-spattered: Covered or stained with blood spots.

Blood-stained: Marked or covered with blood.

Blooded: Having blood, especially of a specified kind.

Bloodied: Covered or smeared with blood.

Bloodless: Lacking blood or apparently lifeless.

Bloodshot: Having red and inflamed eyes.

Bloodthirsty: Eager to shed blood.

Bloody: Covered or smeared with blood.

Bloomed: Having flowers that have opened.

Blooming: Producing flowers; flourishing.

Blossoming: Producing flowers or developing.

Blotched: Marked with irregularly shaped spots.

Blotchy: Covered with blotches.

Blotted: Soaked up or removed with an absorbent material.

Blowing: Moving with a current of air.

Blown: Swollen or inflated.

Blubbering: Crying noisily and uncontrollably.

Blue: Of the color of the clear sky.

Blue-black: Dark blue to black in color.

Blue-blooded: Of noble birth.

Blue-collar: Relating to manual work or workers.

Blue-eyed: Having blue-colored eyes.

Blue-gray: Of a grayish-blue color.

Blue-green: Between blue and green in color.

Blueish: Slightly blue.

Bluish: Having a blue tint.

Blunt: Having a worn-down edge or point; not sharp.

Blunted: Made less sharp.

Blurred: Made less distinct or clear.

Blurry: Unclear or smeared.

Blushing: Having a red face from embarrassment.

Blusterous: Characterized by strong, turbulent winds.

Blustery: Characterized by strong winds.

Boastful: Showing excessive pride in one's achievements.

Boasting: Bragging about oneself.

Boating: Relating to the activity of traveling in a boat.

Bobbing: Moving up and down quickly.

Bodacious: Excellent or impressive.

Bodied: Having a body, especially of a specified kind.

Bodiless: Without a body.

Bodily: Relating to the body.

Boggy: Wet and spongy.

Bohemian: Unconventional in social habits, typically artistic.

Boiled: Cooked in boiling water.

Boisterous: Noisy, energetic, and cheerful.

Bold: Showing a willingness to take risks.

Bold-faced: Shameless and audacious.

Bolivian: Relating to Bolivia or its people.

Bollixed: Botched or bungled.

Bolstered: Supported or strengthened.

Bolted: Fastened with a bolt.

Bomb-proof: Designed to resist the effects of a bomb.

Bombastic: High-sounding but with little meaning.

Bombed: Hit by bombs or very drunk.

Boneless: Without bones.

Bonny: Attractive or beautiful.

Bony: Consisting of or resembling bone.

Booby-trapped: Rigged with an explosive device.

Bookish: Devoted to reading and studying rather than worldly interests.

Boolean: Relating to a system of algebraic notation.

Boom: Prosperous or flourishing.

Booming: Having rapid growth or success.

Boon: A thing that is helpful or beneficial.

Boorish: Rough and bad-mannered.

Boosted: Increased or raised.

Booted: Wearing boots.

Bootleg: Made, distributed, or sold illegally.

Bordered: Having a border.

Bordering: Being next to or adjoining.

Boreal: Relating to the north.

Bored: Feeling weary and impatient.

Boring: Not interesting; tedious.

Born: Brought into existence.

Born-again: Having experienced a spiritual rebirth.

Bosom: Close or intimate.

Boss-eyed: Cross-eyed.

Bossed: Decorated with a raised pattern.

Bossy: Fond of giving orders.

Botanical: Relating to plants.

Both: Used to refer to two things.

Bothered: Worried or concerned.

Bottled: Contained or kept in a bottle.

Bottom: The lowest part.

Bottomed: Having a specified type of bottom.

Bottoming: Forming the bottom of something.

Bottomless: Without a bottom; very deep.

Bouffant: Styled so as to puff out in a rounded shape.

Bounced: Moved quickly in a particular direction.

Bouncing: Very lively and healthy.

Bouncy: Bouncing or causing things to bounce.

Bountiful: Large in quantity; abundant.

Bourgeois: Characteristic of the middle class.

Bovine: Relating to or affecting cattle.

Bowed: Bent downward and forward.

Bowel: Relating to the intestines.

Boxed: Packaged in a box.

Boxy: Shaped like a box.

Boyish: Characteristic of a boy.

Braced: Supported or held steady.

Braceleted: Wearing a bracelet.

Bracing: Fresh and invigorating.

Brackish: Slightly salty.

Bracteate: Having bracts.

Bracteolate: Having small bracts.

Bractless: Without bracts.

Bragging: Boasting about oneself.

Braided: Formed by intertwining strands.

Brain-dead: Lacking intelligence or vitality.

Brainish: Headstrong or impetuous.

Brainless: Stupid or foolish.

Brainstorming: Producing ideas through spontaneous group discussion.

Brainwashed: Made to adopt radically different beliefs by using systematic and forcible pressure.

Brainwashing: Subjecting to intensive forced indoctrination.

Brainy: Intelligent.

Braised: Cooked slowly in a covered dish.

Brake: Capable of stopping or slowing down.

Braking: Slowing down or stopping a vehicle.

Bramble: Relating to a rough, prickly shrub.

Brambly: Full of or resembling brambles.

Branchial: Relating to gills.

Branching: Diverging or spreading out.

Branchiopod: Relating to a group of small crustaceans.

Branchless: Without branches.

Branchlike: Resembling a branch.

Branchy: Having many branches.

Brand-new: Completely new.

Brandable: Suitable for branding.

Branded: Marked with a branding iron.

Brandying: Relating to or involving brandy.

Brandyish: Resembling brandy.

Brannigan: A noisy or quarrelsome person.

Brannock: Relating to the Brannock Device, a foot-measuring tool.

Branny: Resembling bran.

Brant: Relating to a small goose.

Brash: Self-assertive in a rude or overbearing way.

Brasher: More brash.

Brashest: Most brash.

Brashy: Characterized by brashness.

Brass: Made of or resembling brass.

Brassy: Resembling brass in color or loudness.

Brattish: Childishly sulky or bad-tempered.

Bratty: Acting like a brat.

Bravado: A show of boldness intended to impress.

Brave: Ready to face and endure danger.

Braver: More brave.

Bravery: Courageous behavior.

Bravest: Most brave.

Braw: Fine or excellent.

Brawling: Fighting or quarreling noisily.

Brawly: In a brawling manner.

Brawn: Physical strength.

Brawny: Physically strong and muscular.

Brazen: Bold and without shame.

Braziery: Relating to or resembling a brazier.

Brazilian: Relating to Brazil or its people.

Breached: Broken through.

Breaded: Coated with breadcrumbs.

Breadless: Without bread.

Breadlike: Resembling bread.

Breadly: Relating to or characteristic of bread.

Breadthless: Lacking breadth or width.

Breakable: Capable of being broken.

Breakaway: Designed to break off under stress.

Breakback: Capable of breaking the back.

Breakbone: Causing severe pain in the bones.

Breakneck: Dangerously or extremely fast.

Breakout: A forcible escape.

Breakthrough: An advance or discovery.

Breakwater: A barrier built to protect a coast from the force of waves.

Breathable: Allowing air to pass through.

Breathed: Taken in air.

Breathing: Moving air in and out of the lungs.

Breathless: Without breath or breathing heavily.

Breech: Relating to the rear or lower part.

Breeched: Wearing breeches.

Breechless: Without breeches.

Breeding: Producing offspring.

Breezeless: Without a breeze.

Breezy: Pleasantly windy.

Brevicaudate: Having a short tail.

Brevicipitid: Relating to a family of frogs with short heads.

Brevicollar: Having a short neck.

Brevilineal: Having short lines.

Brevilingual: Having a short tongue.

Breviped: Having short feet.

Brevipennate: Having short wings.

Brevipenniform: Having short wing-like structures.

Breviquadratic: Having short quadrate bones.

Breviradiate: Having short rays.

Brevirostral: Having a short beak.

Brevirostrate: Having a short beak or snout.

Brevitertial: Having short tertial feathers.

Brevity: Shortness of time or duration.

Brewed: Made by soaking, boiling, and fermentation.

Bribable: Capable of being bribed.

Bribeable: Alternative spelling of "bribable."

Bribed: Given money or other inducements to act dishonestly.

Brickish: Resembling or relating to bricks.

Bricky: Full of bricks.

Bridal: Relating to a bride or a wedding.

Bride: Relating to a woman on her wedding day.

Bridegroomly: Relating to a bridegroom.

Bridgeless: Without a bridge.

Bridgelike: Resembling a bridge.

Bridging: Forming a bridge over.

Brief: Lasting a short time.

Briefed: Given instructions or information.

Briefest: Most brief.

Briefing: Giving instructions or information.

Briefless: Without briefs (legal documents).

Bright: Emitting or reflecting light.

Brightening: Making or becoming bright.

Brightish: Somewhat bright.

Brill: Excellent or brilliant.

Brilliant: Exceptionally clever or talented.

Brimful: Full to the brim.

Brimming: Filled to the point of overflowing.

Brindle: Having a gray or brown streak or a pattern or a patchy coloring.

Brineless: Without brine.

Brinily: In a briny manner.

Brinish: Somewhat salty.

Brinny: Full of brine.

Briny: Salty like seawater.

Brioche: Relating to a light, sweet yeast bread.

Briolette: Relating to a pear-shaped gemstone.

Briony: Relating to a climbing plant with greenish flowers and berries.

Briquette: Relating to a block of compressed charcoal or coal dust.

Brisk: Active and energetic.

Brisket: Relating to the breast or lower chest.

Brisking: Making brisk or lively.

Bristle: Having stiff, coarse hairs.

Bristleless: Without bristles.

Bristlelike: Resembling bristles.

Bristly: Having or covered with bristles.

British: Relating to Great Britain or its people.

Britisher: A person from Britain.

Briton: A native or inhabitant of Britain.

Brittle: Hard but liable to break or shatter easily.

Broach: Raised for discussion.

Broached: Brought up for discussion.

Broad: Having an ample distance from side to side.

Broad-based: Having a wide base.

Broad-bladed: Having a wide blade.

Broad-brimmed: Having a wide brim.

Broad-gauge: Wide-ranging or comprehensive.

Broad-leafed: Having wide leaves.

Broad-minded: Tolerant or liberal in views and attitudes.

Broad-mouthed: Having a wide mouth.

Broad-nibbed: Having a wide nib.

Broad-ranging: Covering a wide range.

Broad-scale: Involving or affecting many areas or parts.

Broad-spanned: Having a wide span.

Broad-spectrum: Effective against a wide variety of organisms.

Broadband: Relating to a high-capacity transmission technique.

Broadcast: Transmitted by radio or television.

Broadcasting: Relating to the transmission of programs by radio or television.

Broadened: Made wider or more inclusive.

Broader: Having a greater breadth.

Broadest: Having the greatest breadth.

Broadloom: Woven on a wide loom.

Broadminded: Tolerant or liberal in views and attitudes.

Broadside: A strong or comprehensive attack.

Broadwise: Widthwise or sideways.

Brocaded: Woven with a raised pattern.

Brocatelle: Relating to a heavy brocaded fabric.

Broch: Relating to a type of ancient Scottish stone tower.

Brocken: Relating to the highest peak of the Harz Mountains in Germany.

Brocket: Relating to a small deer.

Broderick: Relating to a personal name.

Brody: Relating to a personal name.

Brogan: Relating to a type of heavy work shoe.

Brogger: Relating to a personal name.

Broguery: The use of a brogue, especially an Irish accent.

Broguish: Relating to or characteristic of a brogue.

Broid: Embroidered.

Broidered: Decorated with needlework.

Broideress: A female embroiderer.

Broig: Relating to a personal name.

Broiling: Extremely hot.

Brokage: Relating to the act of brokering.

Broken: Damaged or no longer in one piece.

Broken-down: In a state of disrepair.

Broken-hearted: Overwhelmed by grief or disappointment.

Broken-nosed: Having a nose that has been broken.

Broken-tooth: Having a tooth that has been broken.

Broker: Relating to a person who buys and sells goods or assets for others.

Brokerage: Relating to the business of a broker.

Brokered: Arranged or negotiated.

Brome: Relating to a genus of grasses.

Bromeliad: Relating to a family of tropical American plants.

Brominated: Treated or reacted with bromine.

Bromometric: Relating to the measurement of bromine.

Bromometrical: Relating to the measurement of bromine.

Bromophyte: Relating to a plant that thrives in bromine-rich environments.

Bromotic: Relating to or resembling bromine.

Bronchio: Relating to the bronchi.

Bronchitic: Relating to bronchitis.

Broncho: Relating to the bronchi or bronchioles.

Bronchoscopic: Relating to bronchoscopy.

Bronchospasm: Relating to a spasm of the bronchial muscles.

Bronchospastic: Relating to bronchospasm.

Bronzefaced: Having a face that resembles bronze in color or appearance.

Bronzy: Resembling bronze in color.

Brooding: Engaged in or showing deep thought.

Brooklike: Resembling a brook.

Brookly: Relating to a personal name.

Brooky: Resembling a brook.

Broom: Relating to a cleaning tool with a bundle of straws or twigs attached to a long handle.

Broomed: Cleaned or swept with a broom.

Brooming: Sweeping with a broom.

Broomstick: Relating to a stick used for making a broom.

Broomweed: Relating to a plant that resembles a broom.

Broomwort: Relating to a plant that resembles a broom.

Brosier: Relating to a personal name.

Bross: Relating to a personal name.

Brother-in-law: Relating to the brother of one's spouse.

Brotherless: Without a brother.

Brothers-in-arms: Relating to fellow soldiers.

Brothership: Relating to brotherhood.

Brougham: Relating to a type of horse-drawn carriage.

Brouhaha: A noisy and overexcited reaction or response.

Bround: Rounded or curved.

Broust: Relating to a Scottish term for a loud noise or disturbance.

Browband: Relating to a band worn across the brow.

Browbeating: Intimidating someone into doing something with stern or abusive words.

Browed: Having eyebrows.

Brown: Of a color produced by mixing red, yellow, and blue.

Brownish: Somewhat brown.

Brownish-yellow: Between brown and yellow in color.

Browntail: Relating to a type of moth with brown-tipped tails.

Brownwort: Relating to a plant with brown-colored leaves or flowers.

Browsable: Able to be browsed or looked through.

Browsed: Looked through casually.

Browsing: Looking through casually.

Brucine: Relating to a bitter alkaloid.

Brucite: Relating to a mineral consisting of magnesium hydroxide.

Brucitic: Relating to or containing brucite.

Bruegel: Relating to the Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel.

Bruh: A slang term for "brother" or "friend."

Bruhwort: Relating to a personal name.

Bruin: Relating to a bear.

Bruised: Having a mark or injury caused by a blow or impact.

Bruiser: A person who is tough and aggressive.

Bruising: Causing a bruise or injury.

Brumal: Relating to winter.

Brumous: Foggy or misty.

Brunelleschi: Relating to the Italian architect Filippo Brunelleschi.

Brung: Dialectal past tense of "bring."

Brunizem: Relating to a type of soil found in temperate regions.

Brunnich: Relating to the Danish zoologist Morten Thrane Brunnich.

Brunonian: Relating to the medical theories of John Brown.

Brunsell: Relating to a personal name.

Brunting: Relating to a personal name.

Brush: Relating to a tool with bristles, wire, or other filaments.

Brushed: Cleaned or smoothed with a brush.

Brushless: Without a brush.

Brushlike: Resembling a brush.

Brushwood: Relating to small branches and twigs.

Brushy: Covered with brush or shrubs.

Brusque: Abrupt or offhand in speech or manner.

Brusseler: Relating to Brussels, the capital of Belgium.

Brussels: Relating to Brussels, the capital of Belgium.

Brutal: Savagely violent.

Brutan: Relating to a personal name.

Brutish: Resembling or characteristic of a brute.

Bubbling: Making or characterized by bubbles.

Buccal: Relating to the mouth or cheeks.

Bucked: Opposed or resisted.

Buddhist: Relating to Buddhism.

Budgeted: Planned the use of (resources) within a budget.

Buff: Having a light yellowish-brown color.

Bugged: Annoyed or bothered.

Building: Relating to the construction of buildings.

Built-in: Forming an integral part of a structure or device.

Bulgarian: Relating to Bulgaria or its people.

Bullheaded: Determined in an obstinate or unthinking way.

Bullying: Using superior strength or influence to intimidate someone.

Bumbling: Acting in a confused or ineffectual way.

Bumptious: Self-assertive or proud to an irritating degree.

Bumpy: Having an uneven surface.

Bunched: Gathered into a cluster.

Bungled: Carried out clumsily or incompetently.

Burdensome: Difficult to carry out or fulfill; taxing.

Burgeoning: Beginning to grow or increase rapidly.

Burglarized: Entered (a building) illegally with intent to commit a crime.

Burly: Large and strong.

Burrowing: Making a hole or tunnel, especially for habitation.

Bursal: Relating to a bursa (a fluid-filled sac in the body).

Bursting: Full to the point of breaking open.

Burundian: Relating to Burundi or its people.

Bustling: Full of energetic and noisy activity.

Busy: Actively and attentively engaged in work or a pastime.

Buttered: Spread with or dipped in butter.

Buttoned: Fastened with buttons.

Buxom: Plump, especially with large breasts.

Buzzing: Making a continuous low, humming sound.

Byzantine: Excessively complicated, and typically involving a great deal of administrative detail.