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Adjectives that start with B

Adjectives that start with B

Describing words, to help you tell someone else what something is like.
Photo of a big boat and a small boat
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Bis forBig

Something is big if it is many times larger than something else. The ship in the picture is much bigger than the little boat at the front of the picture. The opposite of big is small.
Bitter beer.
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Bis forBitter

Bitter is a strong flavor that is the opposite of sweet. Beer has a bitter flavor.
Photo of something bizarre
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Bis forBizarre

Something is bizarre if it is strikingly odd in appearance or effect.
Bland table.
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Bis forBland

Bland means boring or uninteresting. If something is bland, it is easy to forget.

Bis forBleak

A place is bleak if it is bare, desolate and windswept. Your mood or outlook is bleak if it is without hope or depressing.

Bis forBlind

A person or animal is blind if they cannot see. People who are blind can still live very full lives. They can read books written in braille and can travel around with the help of a white cane or a seeing eye dog.
Bloated puppy.
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Bis forBloated

Bloated is another word for swollen. If you've had too much to eat, your stomach might get bloated.
Photo of a blonde woman
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Bis forBlonde

Blonde, also spelt blond, is a hair colour. Blonde is a pale, yellowish colour.
Photo of some blunt pencils.
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Bis forBlunt

Something is described as blunt when it is not sharp compared to something similar. For example, butter knives are blunt and steak knives are sharp. Baseball bats are blunt and swords are sharp. The photo is of some blunt pencils. Pencils are hard to draw with when they are blunt.
Photo of a bogged car
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Bis forBogged

Something is bogged if it has sank into bog-like ground. You can get bogged in wet dirt or dry sand. The car in the picture is bogged.