| bandanna |
a large handkerchief with a brightly colored design, sometimes worn on the head or neck. |
| Bandar Seri Begawan |
the seaport capital of Brunei. |
| B and B |
abbreviation of "Bed-and-Breakfast," an establishment offering lodging and breakfast. [2 definitions] |
| bandbox |
a usu. cylindrical box of cardboard or thin wood, used to hold a hat or other clothing items. |
| bandeau |
a ribbon or headband worn to keep the hair in place or away from the face. [2 definitions] |
| banderilla |
a long, barbed, often decorated dart that a banderillero sticks into the neck or shoulder of a bull. |
| banderillero |
a matador's assistant who helps goad the bull by sticking banderillas into it. |
| banderole |
a slender forked pennant or streamer. [2 definitions] |
| bandicoot |
any of several large East Indian rats. [2 definitions] |
| bandit |
a robber, esp. a member of a band that robs travelers and vehicles en route. [3 definitions] |
| bandleader |
the conductor of a band, esp. a big band or swing band. |
| bandmaster |
the conductor of a musical band. |
| bandoleer |
a shoulder belt with loops or pouches for ammunition. |
| band saw |
a power saw consisting of an endless metal belt, with teeth along one edge, that runs between two pulleys. |
| band shell |
an outdoor bandstand consisting of a platform and a large, concave, almost hemispherical wall that serves as a sounding board. |
| bandsman |
a boy or man who plays in a musical band. |
| bandstand |
a raised platform, often with a cover, used for outdoor band or orchestra performances. |
| bandswoman |
a woman or girl who plays in a musical band. |
| bandwagon |
an increasingly popular or successful movement or cause. [2 definitions] |
| bandwidth |
the range of radio frequencies required to transmit a certain type of signal. |
| bandy |
to exchange or pass back and forth between two or more people, often competitively. [4 definitions] |