Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

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.

Bleeding-edge

Extremely advanced; incorporating the very latest developments, technologies, or ideas, often at a high risk of failure or unreliability.

Blemished

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

Blindside

To attack or strike someone from the side where they cannot see, or to surprise someone unexpectedly and typically with harmful results.

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.

Blowjob

A sexual act in which the penis is stimulated with the mouth and lips.

Blue note

A note that is pitched slightly lower than standard tuning for expressive purposes, typically the third, fifth, or seventh scale degree in blues and jazz music.

Bode

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

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.