Words that start with B

Bright blue birds bite bruised bananas.

Bis forBulldog

British Bulldogs are a very stocky breed of dog. They have lots of loose folds of skin around their shoulders. They have a wide head, also with lots of skin folds, a short muzzle and an underbite. Bulldogs have been bred to be friendly and docile and despite their reputation and scary looks, they make good family pets.

Bis forBullet

A bullet is a small, heavy, pointed object that is fired from a gun at high speed. Bullets are made mostly from lead coated in copper. The reason they are coated is because lead has a relatively low melting point, and in some guns the bullets come out of the gun so hot the lead melts. Copper has a higher melting point. Bullets existed before guns, and were much rounder and made of lead or were just small round stones. They were used in slingshots.
A bullethole, or bullet hole is simply a hole that is made by a bullet passing through an object.

Bis forBump

Used as a verb, you bump into something when you hit it, but not especially hard. You might bump your knee on your coffee table if you are walking around your living room in the dark. As a noun, a bump is a raised, slightly rounded area on something else. The stone pillar in the picture has a lot of bumps carved into it.
A bun is a small bread roll. Buns are usually sweet, and often have dried fruit like raisins in them. Buns are typically eaten without any kind of filling as a snack or dessert.
When you have your hair drawn up into a bundle on the top, back or even sides of your head you have your hair in a bun.

Bis forBunch

A group of grapes all together is called a bunch.

Bis forBundle

A bundle is several things tied or gathered together, like a bundle of sticks or a bundle of cloth. A bundle of sticks is also called a faggot.

Bis forBuoy

A buoy (pronounced boo-ee) is a brightly colored floating marker that is anchored in place in the water. Buoys can be used to mark where deeper water is in a harbor so ships can safely navigate through.