bangs |
a straight-cut fringe of hair across the forehead. |
Bangui |
the capital of the Central African Republic. |
bang-up |
(informal) done very well; excellent. |
bang up |
(informal) to damage or injure, as in a collision. |
banian |
a Hindu tradesman of a caste that does not eat meat. [2 definitions] |
banish |
to cast (someone) permanently out of a country by official action. [2 definitions] |
banister |
the rail of a staircase; balustrade. [3 definitions] |
banjo |
a musical instrument with a circular body covered with skin, a long fretted neck, and four or five strings that are plucked or strummed. |
Banjul |
the seaport capital of Gambia. |
bank1 |
a heap or mass of something, such as earth or clouds. [6 definitions] |
bank2 |
a business concerned with the safeguarding, exchanging, and lending of money. [6 definitions] |
bank account |
at a bank, the funds credited to a depositor and subject to withdrawal by him or her. |
bankbook |
a book that a depositor keeps containing the bank's records of his or her savings deposits and withdrawals. |
bank card |
an official card, esp. a credit card or ATM card, issued by a bank to a customer and used in transactions. |
banker1 |
an owner or employee of a bank, esp. in management. [2 definitions] |
banker2 |
on the Newfoundland banks, a ship or person engaged in fishing for cod. |
banker3 |
a workbench used by sculptors, masons, or bricklayers for dressing stones or bricks. |
bank holiday |
an official holiday in the UK, when banks and other businesses are closed. |
banking |
the business or profession of running a bank. |
bank note |
a promissory note issued by an authorized bank. |
bank on |
(informal) to rely or depend on. |