1. Something that is overly repeated
   Something mysterious
2. To be brave or shameless
   To be deadly or sinister

Brazen, which originated from the Old English word bræs, refers to disrespectful or shameless boldness; made of brass, to deal with a tough or embarrassing situation by putting on a bold front.

1. Burden
   Brood
2. Bravado
   Bigot

A bigot is defined as someone who is stubbornly or intolerantly devoted to their views and prejudices, usually regarding religion, politics, race, sexuality, etc.; chauvinist, partisan.

1. To summon with a wave
   To be shy or coy
2. A state of deep confusion
   Abnormally powerful

Bashful is defined as a hesitancy to attract attention to one's self; timid, shy, reserved, inhibited, coy. It is derived from the 15th-century English word bash and the adjective suffix "ful."

1. Energetically loud
   A boring person
2. Something that is overly repeated
   To tarnish a reputation

Boisterous, derived from the Middle English, is defined as noisy, energetic, loud, high-spirited (referring to a person, event or behavior); wild or stormy (in reference to the weather).

1. Disprove
   To refuse to obey
2. To regret
   Not dangerous to one's health

Belie means to give off a false impression of something (of an appearance); to prove or show to be wrong or false; debunk, contradict, discredit, negate, disprove, call into question.

1. To give up
   To be deadly or sinister
2. To summon with a wave
   The source or cause of annoyance

Bane is defined as a source or cause of annoyance or great distress; nuisance, pest, blight, hardship, curse, scourge, misfortune. Something, usually poison, which leads to death (archaic).

1. Boycott
   Brood
2. Broach
   Brandish

Broach refers to any tool or implement with a pointed or tapered tip, such as a spit for roasting meat; to bring up a difficult or sensitive topic for discussion; to open a case to draw liquor.

1. Bogus
   Burden
2. Bog
   Bravado

A bog is defined as a wet, spongy ground too soft to support a heavy body; wetland, swamp, marsh. To cause something (person, vehicle or animal) to become stuck in wet ground or mud.

1. A state of deep confusion
   To have a preference or inclination to
2. Something mysterious
   Abnormally powerful

Bias, as a noun, refers to an inclination or preference toward a particular outlook or tendency. To give or show a partial view in favor of or against a person or group over another.

1. Something that is overly repeated
   A boring person
2. Obvious or in your face
   To refuse to obey

Blatant is an adjective which means a complete lack of subtlety; very obvious, brazen. It also means done in a vulgar, openly offensive manner; shameless, unbashful, unconcealed, glaring, flagrant.

1. Billow
   Bleak
2. Bicker
   Betrothed

Billow is defined as a large, undulating or rolling mass of something, usually a flame or smoke; a surge of water or great wave; to fill with air and swell outward; to rise or roll in surges or waves.

1. Brandish
   Brawl
2. Boycott
   Bogus

As a noun, a brawl refers to a loud or rough fight or argument; tussle, scuffle, skirmish. As a verb it is defined as to quarrel or fight very loudly and noisily; wrangle, exchange blows.

1. To regret
   To tarnish a reputation
2. To be deadly or sinister
   Pleasure entwined with sadness

Bittersweet means being bitter and sweet at once; a pleasure accompanied by regret, suffering or sadness; another name for woody nightshade (a vinelike climbing poisonous shrub).

1. Befuddle
   Brood
2. Binge
   Buoyant

Buoyant means having the capability to or being able to stay afloat or to the top of a liquid or gas; (of a mood) cheerful, gay, lighthearted, cheerful, jolly, joyful, bouncy, bubbly.

1. To summon with a wave
   Something mysterious
2. Abnormally powerful
   Being prone to aggression

Belligerent is defined as being prone to or displaying hostility or aggressiveness; assertive, combative, warlike, confrontational, militant. A person or country partaking in war conflict.

1. Boycott
   Burden
2. Boost
   Bravado

Boost means to encourage or stimulate something to improve or increase; enhance, uplift promote, heighten; to push upward; an increase in an amount; an act or source that brings in help.

1. Bleak
   Blasphemy
2. Bogus
   Bicker

Blasphemy refers to the act of insulting or expressing a lack reverence toward God, taking the Lord's name in vain. The act of likening one's self to a deity, to claim the characteristics of a deity.

1. Bequeath
   Betrothed
2. Banter
   Befuddle

Bequeath means to pass on or hand down something to a person or other beneficiary via a will; grant to, entrust to, transfer to, leave to/leave in one's will to, make over to, bestow to, donate to.

1. To refuse to obey
   To enchant or captivate
2. A state of deep confusion
   Something that is overly repeated

Beguile means to enchant or captivate someone, usually in a deceptive manner; to lead by deception, charm, attract, mesmerize, seduce, hypnotize, dazzle, spellbind, woo, win over.

1. Brood
   Barrage
2. Boycott
   Brandish

Barrage, as a verb, means to bombard someone with something such as advice. As a noun, it refers to a concentrated artillery dispersed over a wide area; a rapid outpouring of many things at once.

1. Bravado
   Burden
2. Bogus
   Begrudge

Begrudge is defined as looking upon someone (possession, success, happiness, enjoyment) with disapproval or envy. To give or concede resentfully or reluctantly; feel bitter or annoyed about.

1. To be caring or giving
   A boring person
2. To summon with a wave
   Not dangerous to one's health

Benevolent is defined as having or displaying good-natured and compassionate traits; caring, altruistic, kind-hearted. To serve a charitable rather than profitable purpose; nonprofit.

1. A middle-class person
   To tarnish a reputation
2. A deadly or sinister person
   To regret

Bourgeois means related or characteristic of the social middle class, usually marked by conventional attitudes and perceived materialistic values; a bourgeois person.

1. Something mysterious
   To scold or reprimand
2. Abnormally powerful
   A state of deep confusion

Berate, which originated in the 16th century, is defined as criticizing or scolding someone angrily and at length; admonish, reprimand, reproach, rebuke, tell off, reproach, take to task.

1. Binge
   Boycott
2. Brusque
   Bleak

Brusque refers to markedly abrupt or blunt mannerisms and speech, usually to the point of ungracious coarseness; impolite, discourteous, rude, snappy, sharp, terse, gruff, curt, offhand.

1. Something that is overly repeated
   A boring person
2. To refuse to obey
   Suffering some kind of loss

Bereft means suffering the death of a loved one; stripped or deprived of the use or possession of something; lacking something that is wanted or needed; archaic past participle of bereave.

1. Bogus
   Bipartisanship
2. Befuddle
   Bravado

Bipartisanship, also known as non-partisanship, is defined as an agreement, compromise or cooperation created by two opposing political parties (especially in the United States).

1. To tarnish a reputation
   Expressing grief or discontent
2. To summon with a wave
   To be deadly or sinister

Bemoan is defined as the act of expressing deep grief or discontent over something; lament, mourn. It was derived from the Old English word bemǣnan, meaning complain or lament.

1. Brandish
   Banal
2. Burden
   Brood

Banal is an adjective meaning to lack novelty, originality and freshness to the point of obviousness; unoriginal, dull, uninteresting, valid, clichéd, unimaginative, stale, worn out.

1. Betrothed
   Bicker
2. Blighted
   Binge

In botany, blight is a disease of plants which leads to lesions, withering and death of various parts; an organism which causes blight; in a severely deteriorated condition; defeated or frustrated.

1. To take pleasure or delight in
   Something mysterious
2. Abnormally powerful
   A state of deep confusion

Bask is defined as the act of taking delight in and making the most of something pleasing; revel in, wallow in. To lie exposed to pleasurable warmth and light for relaxation; lounge, sprawl, laze.

1. Unethical or devious methods
   To summon with a wave
2. A boring person
   Something that is overly repeated

Byzantine means marked by devious or unethical procedures or manner of operation; relating to having the characteristics of the Eastern Orthodox Church, Byzantium or the Byzantine Empire.

1. Bleak
   Boycott
2. Bravado
   Bolster

Bolster means to give a boost to, strengthen, support or reinforce, as with a bolster — a cushion or long pillow; a structural part designed to provide support or bearing or to eliminate friction.

1. To be deadly or sinister
   Where a ship stays or is docked
2. To refuse to obey
   Something mysterious

Berth refers to the place where a ship stays when at the dock or pier; a fixed bunk or bed on a means of transportation such as a train or ship; to provide a sleeping place for someone (on a boat).

1. Bogus
   Brandish
2. Burgeon
   Brood

Burgeon means to put for forth young shoots, bloom. To begin to expand and grow quickly or rapidly; flourish, prosper, improve, develop, escalate, swell, snowball, rocket, boom, mushroom.