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Belly or tummy is a slang word for the part of your body where your stomach is.
B is for Bibliography
Bike is short for bicycle. More people use the short form bike than the long form bicycle.
A billboard is a very, very large outdoor advertisement. Billboards are usually put near busy roads, so that people driving past in cars can see them from a long way away.
B is for Blackboard
A blog, shortened from "web log", is a website written by an individual or a small group about a particular subject. Blogs can be professional or personal, and often contain images and links in addition to writing.
Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, shortened to BMW, is a German car maker that also make motorbikes and engines.
A book is made of many sheets of paper or parchment, bound together down one side. Each sheet is called a leaf, and each side of a leaf is called a page. Books can have lots of pictures or just words. They might have a story in them that is all true (non-fiction) or a story that someone has made up (fiction). Reading books is a hobby a lot of people enjoy.
Branding is the process of giving something or someone a clear and recognizable identity. It can include a name, logo, colors, words, sounds, and a style of design. These features help people tell one brand from another and remember what it represents.
The word comes from an old practice of marking animals with a hot iron so their owners could identify them. Today, branding is usually done through advertisements, packaging, websites, and customer experiences.
The word comes from an old practice of marking animals with a hot iron so their owners could identify them. Today, branding is usually done through advertisements, packaging, websites, and customer experiences.
A bully is a person who hurts or makes someone feel bad on purpose. The bully might use words or actions, like teasing, threats or violence and will often continue to pick on the same person or people.
Can't is a contraction of "can not".
