| bona fide |
not counterfeit or sham; genuine; real. [2 definitions] |
| bonanza |
a rich vein of valuable ore in a mine. [2 definitions] |
| Bonaparte |
see "Napoleon I." |
| bon appétit |
(French) good appetite (used before a meal to wish diners enjoyment ). |
| bonbon |
a candy with a filling of fruit jam, nuts, or creamy sugar paste enclosed in a coating of chocolate or the like. |
| bond |
something that connects or confines. [6 definitions] |
| bondable |
combined form of bond. |
| bondage |
a state of servitude or slavery to another. [2 definitions] |
| bonded |
subject to a binding promise to pay, as monetary debt. [3 definitions] |
| bonded debt |
the portion of a corporation's or state's indebtedness that is represented by the bonds it has issued. |
| bondholder |
one who holds or owns bonds; one who receives payment of interest on a bond or bonds. |
| bonding |
the formation of close personal relationships, as between family members or friends. |
| bondman |
a male bound as a slave or serf; bond servant. |
| bond paper |
a high-grade paper with some proportion of rag content, used for stationery and documents; bond. |
| bond servant |
one who is bound as a slave or serf. [2 definitions] |
| bondsman1 |
one who provides bail or surety for another. |
| bondsman2 |
variant of bondman. |
| bondswoman1 |
a woman who provides bail or surety for another. |
| bondswoman2 |
variant of bondwoman. |
| bondwoman |
a female bond servant. |
| bone |
the hard, calcified connective tissue that forms the skeleton of most vertebrates. [5 definitions] |