big-time |
(informal) significant or influential in a particular trade, profession, or other field of endeavor. [2 definitions] |
big top |
the tent or main tent of a circus. [2 definitions] |
big tree |
a very tall cone-bearing evergreen found in California; giant sequoia. |
bigwig |
(informal) an important person, esp. a dignitary or official. (See VIP.) |
bijou |
a jewel. [2 definitions] |
bijugate |
having two pairs of leaflets, as certain leaves with a featherlike structure. |
bike |
(informal) a bicycle, motorcycle, or motorbike. [2 definitions] |
bikeway |
a roadway or trail reserved for bicycle riding. |
bikini |
a very brief, two-piece bathing suit for women, or underpants cut like the bottom half of this bathing suit. |
bilabial |
having two lips, as certain flowers; bilabiate. [3 definitions] |
bilabiate |
having two lips, as certain flowers. |
bilateral |
having two, esp. symmetrical, sides. [3 definitions] |
bilayer |
biological material composed of two layers of molecules, such as lipids in a cell membrane. |
bilberry |
any of several woody wild or cultivated North American plants that produce edible dark blue berries. [2 definitions] |
bilbo |
(often pl.) a long iron bar with sliding shackles, formerly used to fetter prisoners' feet. |
bildungsroman |
a novel that concerns itself primarily with the psychological and moral development of the main character, usually from youth into adulthood. |
bile |
a bitter yellowish secretion of the liver that aids in the digestion of fats. [2 definitions] |
bilge |
the rounded part of a ship's hull between the bottom and the sides. [5 definitions] |
biliary |
of, pertaining to, or carrying bile. |
bilingual |
capable of speaking two languages almost equally well. [2 definitions] |
bilious |
suffering from an excess of bile or malfunction of the liver. [3 definitions] |