bush MeaningofbushinEnglishNounUS/bʊʃ/UK/bʊʃ/1.aplantwithalotofstems,leaves,andbranchesthatissmallerthanatreeandgrowscloselyt... 2023.03.13
busiest MeaningofbusiestinEnglishAdjectiveUS/ˈbɪziəst/UK/ˈbɪzɪɪst/1.superlativeformofbusyIamthebusiestthusfar. 2023.03.13
bus MeaningofbusinEnglishNounUS/bʌs/UK/bʌs/1.athinglikeabigcarforcarryingalotofpeopleHegotonthebus. 2023.03.13
burrow MeaningofburrowinEnglishNounUS/ˈbɜroʊ/UK/ˈbɜːrəʊ/1.aholeortunneldugbyarabbitorfoxasaplacetoliveThedoghadchasedarabbitint... 2023.03.13
burial MeaningofburialinEnglishNounUS/ˈbɛriəl/UK/ˈbɛrɪəl/1.theactofburyingadeadbodyTheburialtookplaceonSunday. 2023.03.13
burnt MeaningofburntinEnglishAdjectiveUS/bɜrnt/UK/bɜːnt/1.destroyedorinjuredbyfireorstrongheatAburntchilddreadsthefire.(prover... 2023.03.13
burn MeaningofburninEnglishNounUS/bɜrn/UK/bɜːn/1.aninjuryormarktoyourskincausedbyfire,strongheat,oracidHehadaburnonhisfoot.Ve... 2023.03.13
burglar MeaningofburglarinEnglishNounUS/ˈbɜrɡlər/UK/ˈbɜːɡlə/1.apersonwhobreaksintoabuildinginordertostealthingsAburglarbrokeinto... 2023.03.13
burp MeaningofburpinEnglishNounUS/bɜrp/UK/bɜːp/1.abelchIheardaloudburp.VerbUS/bɜrp/UK/bɜːp/1.makeanoisewhenairfromyourstomach... 2023.03.13
burgle MeaningofburgleinEnglishVerbUS/burgle/UK/ˈbɜːɡl/1.breaksintoabuildingandstealthingsOurhousehasbeenburgled. 2023.03.13