Adjectives that start with B

You have both of something when you have two things, together. Both means you have all of some things, when there are only two things.
The man in the picture has both hands full.

Someone is brave if they do something that would make other people afraid. The man in the picture is getting an award for bravery.

You do something briskly when you do it quickly, sharply, and with purpose. The woman in the picture is taking a brisk walk.
The opposite of brisk is leisurely.

Something is brittle if it is hard but easily broken into sharp pieces. Glass is brittle, and the ceramic that tiles and plates are made from is brittle.

Something is broken if it is so badly damaged it can't be used for its original purpose. For example, a chair is broken if a leg has come off and you can't sit on it. The cup in the picture is shattered so badly it no longer holds coffee. Some things that are broken can be fixed, but not all.

A brunette is someone who has black or brown hair.

Someone is burdened if they are carrying a heavy load or burden.
A similar word to burdened is laden.