English to English Dictionary

Biological diversity

The variety of plant and animal life in the world or in a particular habitat, a high level of which is usually considered to be important and desirable.

Blankness

The state or condition of being empty, devoid of writing, marks, or features.

Blather

To talk long-winded, foolishly, or without making much sense.

Blaze of glory

A spectacular, brilliant, and impressive finish or display, especially one occurring at the end of a career, enterprise, or life.

Blemished

Marred with a flaw, blemish, or imperfection that spoils its appearance or quality.

Blistery

Marked by or full of blisters; covered in raised swellings on the skin or a surface.

Blow-over

An incident, storm, or period of trouble that passes quickly and without causing serious or permanent damage.

Body of literature

The total collection of written works, research papers, articles, and books relating to a specific subject or field of study.

Bolar

Relating to or consisting of bole; rounded or cylindrical in shape like a tree trunk.

Bold Prediction

A forecast or statement about a future event that is made with significant confidence or daring, often challenging conventional wisdom or carrying a high risk of being incorrect.

Bolt-hole

A small room, house, or hidden place where someone can go to hide, escape, or be safe from danger or trouble.

Bombable

Suitable or designated as a target for a bomb attack.