| botany |
the branch of biological science that deals with the classification and study of plants. [4 definitions] |
| botch |
to spoil or ruin as a result of clumsy work or poor repairs; bungle. [3 definitions] |
| botfly |
any of several flies whose larvae are parasitic in animals and humans. |
| both |
the two together; one and the other. [3 definitions] |
| bother |
to annoy or irritate, usu. with something minor. [7 definitions] |
| botheration |
used to express annoyance. [3 definitions] |
| bothersome |
causing trouble; annoying. |
| bo tree |
the sacred fig tree under which the Buddha is believed to have received enlightenment. |
| Botswana |
an African country bordered by Namibia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. |
| bott |
variant of bot. |
| bottle |
a container, usu. made of glass and having a slender neck, used mainly for storing or serving liquids. [4 definitions] |
| bottleneck |
any narrow entrance or passageway. [4 definitions] |
| bottlenose |
any of various marine mammals with a bottle-shaped nose, esp. dolphins. |
| bottletree |
any of various trees native to Australia that have a swollen, bottle-shaped trunk. |
| bottle up |
to restrain or suppress. [2 definitions] |
| bottom |
the lowest or deepest point of something. [11 definitions] |
| bottom land |
lowlands beside, and rich in the deposits of, a river. |
| bottomless |
having no bottom. [3 definitions] |
| bottom line |
(informal) the final figure or lowest line in a financial statement, showing net profit or loss. [2 definitions] |
| bottommost |
lowest; furthest down. |
| botulin |
a toxin produced by the bacteria botulinus, and which causes botulism. |