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A.B. abbreviation of "artium baccalaureus" (Latin); Bachelor of Arts.
B and B abbreviation of "Bed and Breakfast"; a small inn.
B cell a type of white blood cell, produced in the bone marrow, that makes antibodies that fight off disease.
B horizon the subsoil in a geologic soil profile, bearing a concentration of material leached from the topsoil.
B-1 a heavy U.S. jet bomber built for the 1980s.
B-17 a four-engine U.S. bomber extensively used in World War II; Flying Fortress.
B-29 a heavy U.S. bomber used late in World War II; Superfortress.
B-52 a heavy U.S. bomber with eight jet engines.
B-girl a woman employed by a drinking establishment to act as a companion for male customers and entice them to buy expensive drinks.
B.A. a college degree earned after four years of study. "B.A". is an abbreviation of "Bachelor of Arts."
B.C.1 abbreviation of "before Christ." These letters are placed after a date that is earlier than the birth of Christ. [2 definitions]
B.C.2 abbreviation of "British Columbia," a Canadian province on the Pacific coast.
B.C.E. abbreviation of "before the common era" (used in designating dates in history).
B.O. abbreviation of "body odor."
B.S.1 a college degree earned in a science, such as biology or chemistry, after four years of study. "B.S." is an abbreviation of "Bachelor of Science."
B.W.I. abbreviation of "British West Indies," the Caribbean islands that are members of the Commonwealth, such as Jamaica, the Bahamas, Barbados, and Trinidad and Tobago.
Bar-B-Que variant of barbecue.
G.B. abbreviation of "Great Britain," the main island of the United Kingdom, off the coast of France, occupied by England, Scotland, and Wales, and including some adjacent islands. (Cf. United Kingdom.)
LL.B. abbreviation of "legum baccalaureus" (Latin); Bachelor of Laws.
M.B.A. a degree earned in accounting or other areas of business after one or two years of additional courses following college. "M.B.A." is an abbreviation of "Master of Business Administration."