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Bis forBachelor

A bachelor is a man who is not married or in any kind of relationship.

Bis forBloke

Bloke is an English or Australian slang word for man, particularly an ordinary man.

Bis forBrother

Your brother is a boy who has the same mother or father as you do.
The male of several different animals is called a buck, including some kinds of deer, antelope and goats.
You may also be interested in a horse's buck.

Bis forBull

A bull is a male cow. The meat from a cow is called beef. Bulls do not give milk.
A male swan is called a cob.

Cis forCock

Most male birds are called cocks. Sometimes the word is in the common name of the bird, such as the peacock. Male birds tend to have much brighter coloured feathers than female birds, or hens.

Cis forColt

A colt is a young male horse, generally one under four years old. The colt in the picture is one year old.

Dis forDad

Dad is an informal word for father.

Dis forDrake

A drake is a male duck.

Fis forFather

Your father is your male parent. Your father is usually the man who is married to (or lives with) your mother, but sometimes people's fathers do not live with their mothers.

Gis forGander

A gander is a male goose.
Your grandfather is the father of your mother or father. Some other names for Grandfather are Grandpa, Gramps, Opa or Pop.
A groom is a man who is about to get married. His future wife is called the bride.

His forHero

A hero is someone who is very brave and does good deeds that other people can't. Superheros are a special kind of hero that have powers that help them do things like fight crime. Superheros tend to wear costumes.
A female hero is called a heroine.

His forHusband

A husband is the male of a married couple. The female is his wife.

Lis forLad

A lad is another word for a boy or a young man.
A plant or animal is male if he can produce sperm or similar male cells that can be used to fertilize an egg or create a viable seed.