Words that start with B

A bus stop is a special place that you wait for a bus. The bus driver knows there will be people waiting at a bus stop and will watch out for you. Bus stops can just be a sign on a post, or a bench, or a proper shelter from the weather.

You busk when you play music or put on some other kind of performance in a public place, and people give you money.

A bust is a portrait of someone from the chest up. A bust is most often a sculpture.

Someone is busy if they are doing something. A place might be busy if there is a lot of things happening there, or many people there. A pattern is busy if it has a lot of confusing detail.

The butt of something is one end of something, usually the blunt, wider end. A butt is also the remainder of something, like a cigarette butt.
Butt can also be a slang word for your buttocks.

Butterflies are a kind of insect that changes completely as it goes through its life. A butterfly starts as an egg, which hatches into a caterpillar. Caterpillars spend all of their time eating leaves from their favourite plants.
When they are old enough, caterpillars spin a cocoon and while they are asleep inside it, they change into a butterfly. Butterflies eat nectar from flowers, and live for a much, much shorter time than caterpillars.

A button is a small, usually flat object that you use to keep your clothes shut. Buttons can be made of wood, metal shell or plastic. There is usually some holes through the button or a loop under the button so they can be stitched to your clothes. You fasten a button by passing it through a matching hole.

You buy something when you give someone else some money in exchange for it. The man in the picture is in a shop buying some goods.
The opposite of buy is sell. The past tense of buy is bought.

Buzzards are a family of medium-sized birds of prey with broad wings in the hawk family.

In North America, a buzzard is a common name for turkey vultures.

Bye is a shortened form of goodbye, which you say to someone when you are leaving them.