One Word Substitution-Starting with 'B'

Sentence	One Word
B
1.       To talk foolishly; Divulge confidential information or secrets	Babble
2.       A strong or violent reaction, as to some social or political change	Backlash (or Repercussion)
3.       A story in verse; A simple narrative poem of folk origin, composed in short stanzas and adapted for singing	Ballad
4.       An aromatic or fragrant ointment, that heals, soothes or mitigates pain	Balm
5.       Overfamiliar through repetition or overuse	Banal (or Commonplace or Hackneyed or Threadbare or Trite or Timeworn)
6.       Member of a band of robbers	Bandit (or Brigand)
7.       Something causing misery or death	Bane (or Nemesis or Scourge or Curse)
8.       Expel from a community or group, as if by official decree	Banish (or Ostracize or Blackball or Cast-out or Relegate or Shun)
9.       One who is unable to pay off one’s debt	Bankrupt (or Bust or Belly-up or Insolvent)
10.   A crude uncouth ill-bred person lacking culture or refinement	Barbarian (or Boor or Churl or Goth or Tyke)
11.   An agreement between parties (usually arrived at after discussion or negotiation) fixing obligations of each	Bargain
12.   An outlying farm building for storing grain or animal feed and housing farm animals	Barn
13.   A building for lodging of soldiers or military personnel	Barrack
14.   Anything extravagantly ornamented, especially something so ornate as to be in bad taste.	Baroque
15.   Address with continuously or persistently	Barrage (or Outpour)
16.   An uninhabited wilderness that is worthless for cultivation	Barren (or Bleak)
17.   A lawyer who speaks in the higher courts of law on behalf of either the defence or prosecution	Barrister
18.   To exchange goods without involving money	Barter
19.   A child born of unlawful marriage	Bastard
20.   A change from something sublime to ridiculous Triteness or triviality of style	Bathos
21.   A collection of related things intended for use together	Battery
22.   Lewd or obscene talk or writing	Bawdy (or Bawdry or Ribald)
23.   A part of the sea or a large lake, enclosed by a wide curve of the shore; A compartment in a ship or an aircraft used for some specific purpose	Bay
24.   A knife fixed on the end of a rifle and used as a weapon	Bayonet
25.   A stretch of sand or stones along the edge of the sea or a lake	Beach
26.   The person who is in possession of a check or note or bond or document of title that is endorsed to him or to whoever holds it	Bearer
27.   Signal with hands or nod or some other gesture; Appear inviting	Beckon
28.   Confined to bed (by illness)	Bedfast
29.   A state of extreme confusion and disorder	Bedlam (or Pandemonium)
30.   Be appropriate or necessary	Behove
31.   A pauper who lives by begging	Beggar
32.   Part of a Church in which bells hang	Belfry
33.   A beautiful woman	Belle
34.   Having or showing a ready disposition to fight	Bellicose(or Combative)
35.   Engaged in fights or a war	Belligerent (or Scrapper)
36.   A person who helps people or institutions financially	Benefactor
37.   The recipient of funds or other benefits	Beneficiary
38.   Desire to do good to others: A charitable gift	Benevolence (or Benefaction)
39.   Characterized by kindness and warm courtesy especially of a king to his subjects	Benignant (or Gracious)
40.   Engaged to be married	Betrothed
41.   Two surfaces meeting at an angle other than 90 degree	Bevel (or Chamfer)
42.   A book regarded as authoritative in its field; The Holy Book of the Christians	Bible
43.   A list of writings with the time and place of publication	Bibliography
44.   Someone trained in compiling bibliographies	Bibliographer
45.   The worship of the Bible	Bibliolatry
46.   Preoccupation with the acquisition and possession of books	Bibliomania
47.   One who is a great lover of books	Bibliophile
48.   A person who hates, fears, or distrusts books	Bibliophobe
49.   A dealer in second hand books	Bibliopole (or Bibliopolist)
50.   A professional person trained in library science and engaged in library services	Bibliothec
51.   A collection of books	Bibliotheca or Bibliothecae
52.   The scientific study of documents and handwriting etc. especially to determine authorship or authenticity	Bibliotics
53.   The art of binding books	Bibliopegy
54.   A person involved in binding books	Bibliopegist
55.   Consisting of two legislative bodies or chambers (like that of a heart etc)	Bicameral
56.   Completion of a period of 200 years or its celebration	Bicentennial or Bicentenary
57.   Having two heads	Bicephalous
58.   Argue over petty things	Bicker (or Brabble or Fuss or Niggle or Pettifog or Quibble or Spat or Squabble or Tiff)
59.   The offence of marrying someone while you have a living spouse from whom no valid divorce has occurred	Bigamy
60.   A man with prejudiced views against politics or a religion or creed	Bigot
61.   Having two sides or parts	Bilateral
62.   Using or knowing two languages	Bilingual
63.   A person who speaks two languages fluently	Bilingualist
64.   Life history of a person written by another	Biography
65.   The study of physical life	Biology
66.   Conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual	Bizarre (or Eccentric or Outlandish or Flaky)
67.   Conspicuously and offensively loud, without any attempt at concealment	Blatant (or Clamorous or Strident or Vociferous )
68.	Blandish
69.   Words or action showing deliberate contempt of sacred things	Blasphemy (or Desecration or Profanation or Sacrilege)
70.   Without hope or encouragement; Bare, desolate and often windswept	Bleak
71.   Render holy by means of religious rites	Bless
72.   A short prayer of thanks before a meal	Blessing
73.   A swift and violent military attack with intensive aerial bombing (without warning)	Blitz-krieg
74.   A man of free and easy habits, socially unconventional	Bohemian
75.   The hinged metal cover of a vehicle's engine	Bonnet
76.   A person interested in reading books and nothing else	Bookworm or Bibliophage
77.   Ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behaviour or appearance	Boorish
78.   The study of plants	Botany
79.   Any of the larger branches of a tree	Bough
80.   A bunch of flowers usually given as a present	Bouquet
81.   A group’s refusal to have commercial dealings with some organization in protest against its policies	Boycott
82.   An alloy of copper and zinc; The persons (or committees or departments etc.) who make up a body for the purpose of administering something; Impudent aggressiveness	Brass
83.   The attribute of being concise and succinct	Brevity(or Transience)
84.   A factory for manufacturing beer	Brewery
85.   Payment made to a person in a position of trust to corrupt his judgment	Bribe
86.   Give essential information to someone; A document stating the facts and points of law of a client's case	Brief
87.   Quick and energetic	Brisk
88.   A thing liable to be easily broken	Brittle
89.   Discourage or frighten with threats or a domineering manner	Browbeat (or Intimidate)
90.   Acting like a clown or buffoon	Buffoonery (or Harlequinade or Japery)
91.   A mass of precious metal (like gold or silver) in bars or ingots	Bullion
92.   A small house with all rooms on one floor	Bungalow (or Cottage)
93.   Tending to float in a fluid; Cheering or invigorating	Buoyant
94.   (i)The central meaning or theme of a speech or literary work; (ii)An onerous or difficult concern	Burden (or Gist----(i); Burthen or Encumbrance or Incumbrance or Onus---(ii))
95.   A furniture with drawers for keeping clothes or a chest of drawers; An administrative unit of government	Bureau
96.   Government by officials	Bureaucracy
97.   To grow or develop quickly	Burgeon(or Pullulate or Spud)