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Words starting with B

Words that start with B

Bright blue birds bite bruised bananas.

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Photo of a bird of paradise plant
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Scientific name: strelitzia reginae
The bird of paradise is a large shrub native to Africa, also called the crane flower. They have very large leaves and a distinctive flower, and can grow to around 2-3 metres tall. They will tolerate both drought and mild frost.
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Bis forBirman

Birmans are sometimes referred to as the "Sacred cat of Burma". They have long hair, dark points, and blue eyes. They have white toes but dark legs.
Photo of a birthday party.
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Bis forBirthday

Your birthday is the anniversary of your birth. Birthdays happen once a year on the same date as you were born. You usually get together with your family and friends on your birthday, and have a party with cake.
Photo of a tray of scones
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Bis forBiscuit

In some countries, a biscuit is another word for cookie. And in some countries, it is another word for a scone.
Photo of American bison
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Bis forBison

Scientific name: bison bison
The American Bison is a very large type of cow. They once travelled in massive herds over America, but they were killed almost to extinction by people in the 19th century. A bison has a shaggy, long, dark brown winter coat, and a lighter weight, lighter brown summer coat. Bison can reach up to 2 meters (6.6 ft) tall, 3 meters (10 ft) long, and weigh 400 kilograms (882 lb) to 1,000 kilograms (2,205 lb).
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Bis forBit

A bit is the part of the horse's harness that goes inside its mouth. The bit is held in place by the bridle, and reins are attached to either side of the bit. The combination of all three is used by the rider to help control the horse.
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Bis forBitch

A bitch is a female dog.
Photo of a cat biting a woman on the nose
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Bis forBite

You bite something when you hold it in your mouth, between your teeth. You usually bite to break off a piece of something, like biting off a mouthful of an apple. The cat in the picture is biting the woman's nose. Insects like mosquitos that don't have mouths like ours can still bite you with their tongues.
Bitter beer.
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Bis forBitter

Bitter is a strong flavor that is the opposite of sweet. Beer has a bitter flavor.
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Bis forBitumen

Bitumen is another word for either asphalt or tar, depending on what country you are from. It is used in making roads.