| badge |
a piece of metal, cloth, or other material worn to signify a particular membership, rank, occupation, or accomplishment. [3 definitions] |
| badger |
any of several carnivorous, short-legged mammals that burrow in the ground. [3 definitions] |
| bad guy |
(informal) the villain or enemy in a fictional story. [4 definitions] |
| bad-humored |
having or showing an unpleasant or ill-tempered nature or mood. |
| badinage |
playful conversation marked by joking or teasing; banter. [2 definitions] |
| badlands |
a barren region characterized by rock that has eroded into unusual shapes. |
| badly |
in a poor or incorrect manner; not well; poorly. [4 definitions] |
| badman |
an outlaw, desperado, bandit, or the like, esp. in the old American West. |
| badminton |
a sport in which players use light, long-handled rackets to propel a shuttlecock back and forth across a high net. |
| badmouth |
(informal) to speak of in critical, unfair, or slanderous terms. |
| bad-tempered |
having a bad temper or mood; cranky; irritable. |
| Baedeker |
any of a series of travelers' guidebooks published by Karl Baedeker and his successors. |
| baffle |
to bewilder; confuse. [4 definitions] |
| bag |
a flexible container, usu. made of cloth, paper, or leather, and used to hold things; sack; pouch. [11 definitions] |
| bagasse |
the pulp that remains after juice has been removed from sugar cane or sugar beet. [2 definitions] |
| bagatelle |
something small or insignificant. [3 definitions] |
| Bagdad |
variant of Baghdad. |
| bagel |
a leavened, ring-shaped bread roll with a dense, chewy texture. |
| bagful |
the amount that a bag can or does hold. [2 definitions] |
| baggage |
suitcases, bags, and other articles used to carry belongings during travel; luggage. [3 definitions] |
| baggy |
hanging or bulging in loose folds; puffed out; baglike. |