English to English Dictionary

Bridging

The act of connecting two or more different things, ideas, or groups to reduce a gap or separation.

Bridle

The headgear used to control a horse, consisting of straps, a bit, and reins.

Brilliant

Very bright; shining brightly.

Broadcast

A transmission of a program or information by radio or television.

Brochure

A small book or magazine containing pictures and information about a product or service.

Brogue

A strong outdoor shoe, typically made of leather and characterized by decorative perforated patterns along the seams.

Broken

Damaged, fractured, or separated into pieces; no longer in one piece or working properly.

Buck

The male of certain animals, especially the fallow deer, roe deer, hare, or rabbit.

Buddy

A close friend or companion, often used as a familiar form of address for a male.

Buddy-cop

A film, television show, or narrative featuring a pair of dissimilar protagonists—typically police officers with contrasting personalities or backgrounds—who must work together to solve a case.

Buff

A person who is enthusiastically interested in and very knowledgeable about a particular subject.

Bugler

A musician who plays a bugle, especially to sound military signals such as retreat, reveille, or taps.