English to English Dictionary

Boat

A small watercraft used for traveling on water, propelled by oars, sails, or an engine.

Boater

A person who navigates or travels in a boat for pleasure or sport.

Bode

To be an omen of a particular outcome, especially a good or bad one.

Body

The physical structure of a human or animal, including the bones, flesh, and organs.

Body of literature

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

Body-and-soul

Involving or engaging the whole person, both physically and spiritually; complete and utter.

Bohemian

Living in a very informal or unconventional way, typically associated with artists, writers, and musicians.

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.

Bolognese

A meat-based sauce originating from Bologna, typically served with pasta.

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.