| briar |
a pipe made from the brierroot. |
| briarroot |
variant of brierroot. |
| briarwood |
variant of brierwood. |
| bribe |
something, esp. money, that is illicitly promised or given in return for privileges or favors, usu. to someone in a position of public trust. [4 definitions] |
| bribery |
the offering or accepting of a bribe. |
| bric-a-brac |
small miscellaneous decorative objects of value as antiques or curiosities. |
| brick |
a uniform, rectangular block of clay, dried and hardened by sun or in a kiln, used as a building material. [6 definitions] |
| brick-and-mortar |
pertaining to a business that operates out of a physical location as opposed to providing online products and services. |
| brickbat |
a piece of brick, esp. one used as a projectile or weapon. |
| brick cheese |
a brick-shaped semisoft American cheese. |
| bricklaying |
the technique or trade of constructing something, such as a building, with bricks. |
| brick red |
the color of dried bricks; brownish red. |
| brickwork |
something that is made from bricks. |
| brickyard |
a place where bricks are manufactured or sold. |
| bridal |
of or pertaining to a wedding or bride. [2 definitions] |
| bridal wreath |
any of several spirea shrubs that bear sprays of small, white flowers in the spring. |
| bride1 |
a woman who is newly married or is about to be married. |
| bride2 |
a loop or tie of thread that joins decorative patterns in embroidery or needlework. |
| bridegroom |
a man who is newly married or is about to be married. |
| bridesmaid |
a woman who attends the bride in a wedding ceremony. |
| bridge1 |
a structure that extends a road, path, or other route over an obstacle such as a river or railway, to allow for continuous travel. [6 definitions] |