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back (adjective)
behind; after; rear; hind
back (adverb)
to the rear; to the past
back (noun)
form plural: backs
part of a chair; rear part of the human body
back (verb)
forms: backed; backed; backing
to support; to assist; to strengthen
back door (noun)
form: no plural
the U.S. treasury
back order (noun)
form plural: back orders
ordered merchandise that is not currently in stock but will be supplied in the future
back up (verb)
forms: backed up; backed up; backing up
to support; to solidify; to strengthen
background (noun)
form plural: backgrounds
setting; biography
backlash (noun)
form plural: backlashes
rebound; recoiling; sudden movement to the rear
backup (noun)
form plural: backups
copying of data for safety purposes; substitute; reserve; spare
badge (noun)
form plural: badges
tag; sign; identification tag
baggage (noun)
form: no plural
luggage; cargo; things to take on a trip; equipment
balance (noun)
form plural: balances
leveling; harmony; stability; rest; remainder
balance (verb)
forms: balanced; balanced; balancing
to make equal
bank (noun)
form plural: banks
institution for saving and borrowing money; cashier
bank (verb)
forms: banked; banked; banking
to deposit money; in a money institution; to count on; to depend upon
bank draft (noun)
form plural: bank drafts
check
banknote (noun)
form plural: banknotes
bill; money made of paper
bankrupt (adjective)
lacking; deficient; insolvent; unable to pay debts
bankrupt (noun)
form plural: bankrupts
a person who was unable to repay their debts
bankrupt (verb)
forms: bankrupted; bankrupted; bankrupting
to ruin financially; to go bust; to go broke; to collapse
bankruptcy (noun)
form plural: bankruptcies
state of losing property to one's creditor's due to unpaid debts; insolvency
banquet (noun)
form plural: banquets
celebration; feast; dinner; drinking
banquet (verb)
forms: banqueted; banqueted; banqueting
to hold a party; to feast; to dine; to drink
barbed wire (noun)
form plural: barbed wires
metal cord with sharp projecting points
barely (adverb)
hardly; scarcely
bargain (noun)
form plural: bargains
good deal; agreement; item that has been bought at a specially low price
bargain (verb)
forms: bargained; bargained; bargaining
to negotiate; to arrive at an agreement
barometer (noun)
form plural: barometers
commercial and market information that indicates overall economic trends
barren capital (noun)
form: no plural
money which is not generating profit
barrier (noun)
form plural: barriers
border; limit; obstacle; barricade
barter (noun)
form plural: barters
exchanging of goods and services; trade
barter (verb)
forms: bartered; bartered; bartering
to exchange goods and services
base (adjective)
low; despicable; ignoble
base (noun)
form plural: bases
foundation; principal element; fundamental part
base (verb)
forms: based; based; basing
to establish; to found; to set up; to place on
basis (noun)
form: no plural
foundation; grounding
bearer (noun)
form plural: bearers
person who holds a money order
bearer instrument (noun)
form plural: bearer instruments
a signed money order which is payable on demand to the holder
become (verb)
forms: became; become; becoming
to turn into; to develop into; to grow into
becoming (adjective)
appropriate; noble
behalf (noun)
form: no plural
representing; in support of
behavio(u)r (noun)
form plural: behavio(u)rs
manner of acting; conduct
behind (adverb)
late; tardy
behind (noun)
form plural: behinds
rear; end; seat
behind (preposition)
after; in back of
beige book (noun)
form plural: beige books
report on current economic conditions, published by the Federal Reserve Board
belief (noun)
form plural: beliefs
opinion; creed; religion; faith; conviction
believe (verb)
forms: believed; believed; believing
to have faith in; to assume; to suppose
below (adverb)
at a further point
below (preposition)
under; beneath; underneath
benchmark (noun)
form plural: benchmarks
criterion; measure; point of reference for comparison
beneath (adverb)
under; below
beneath (preposition)
under; underneath
beneficent (adjective)
kind; good
beneficial (adjective)
advantageous; pleasurable; enjoyable
benefit (noun)
form plural: benefits
advantage; profit; aid; stipend
benefit (verb)
forms: benefited; benefited; benefiting
to profit; to gain; to be advantageous
between (adverb)
amid; in the middle
between (preposition)
intermediate to; common; shared
beverage (noun)
form plural: beverages
drink; refreshment
beyond (adverb)
past; further than
beyond (preposition)
further; more distant
bias (noun)
form plural: biases
prejudice; tendency; leaning
bias (verb)
forms: biased; biased; biasing
to prejudice; to influence opinions
bill (noun)
form plural: bills
banknote; invoice; proposed law
bill (verb)
forms: billed; billed; billing
to charge; to announce; to advertise
birth rate (noun)
form plural: birth rates
number of babies that are born per year per thousand
blame (noun)
form plural: blames
guilt; responsibility; liability
blame (verb)
forms: blamed; blamed; blaming
to accuse; to denounce
blanket (adjective)
comprehensive; inclusive
blanket (noun)
form plural: blankets
bed covering; quilt
blanket (verb)
forms: blanketed; blanketed; blanketing
to cover; to coat
blue sky laws (noun)
form: only plural
rules introduced by the government to regulate the trade of securities and mutual funds
blunder (noun)
form plural: blunders
gross error; stupid mistake
blunder (verb)
forms: blundered; blundered; blundering
to make a stupid mistake; to move back and forth in a clumsy manner
board (noun)
form plural: boards
management committee; food
board (verb)
forms: boarded; boarded; boarding
to accommodate; to house; to enter (a plane, ship, bus, etc.)
boiler room (noun)
form plural: boiler rooms
a fraud scheme involving cold calling
bond (noun)
form plural: bonds
link; connection; obligation; grasp; certificate of debt
bond (verb)
forms: bonded; bonded; bonding
to store in a warehouse
bonded (adjective)
secured in a warehouse
bonus (noun)
form plural: bonuses
dividend; perk; monetary gift
book (noun)
form plural: books
printed work which is bound together; bundle
book (verb)
forms: booked; booked; booking
to record; to order in advance; to inscribe; to indicate
bookcase (noun)
form plural: bookcases
shelves used to store printed items
boost (noun)
form plural: boosts
push; lift; incentive; encouragement
boost (verb)
forms: boosted; boosted; boosting
to raise; to push; to urge; to lift
border (noun)
form plural: borders
boundary; edge; limit
border (verb)
forms: bordered; bordered; bordering
to be adjacent to
borrow (verb)
forms: borrowed; borrowed; borrowing
to take on loan; to copy; to steal
bother (noun)
form plural: bothers
effort; nuisance
bother (verb)
forms: bothered; bothered; bothering
to annoy; to harass; to worry; to make an effort; to be concerned
bothersome (adjective)
annoying; irritating
bottom (adjective)
lower; under
bottom (noun)
form plural: bottoms
base; foot; seat of a chair
bottom (verb)
forms: bottomed; bottomed; bottoming
to establish; to construct; to base; to provide a foundation
bound (adjective)
obligated; certain; fastened; tied
bound (noun)
form plural: bounds
limit; border
bound (verb)
forms: bounded; bounded; bounding
to jump; to leap
box (noun)
form plural: boxes
case; crate; punch; hit
box (verb)
forms: boxed; boxed; boxing
to fight with fists; to put crates
brake (noun)
form plural: brakes
device which is used to slow or stop a vehicle
brake (verb)
forms: braked; braked; braking
to stop a vehicle; to slow down a vehicle
branch (noun)
form plural: branches
affiliate; office; industry; trade; business unit
branch (verb)
forms: branched; branched; branching
to fork; to divide into parts or sections
brand (noun)
form plural: brands
trademark; type; make; variety; product name
brand (verb)
forms: branded; branded; branding
to mark with an iron; to disgrace; to condemn
breadth (noun)
form plural: breaths
width; broadness
break (noun)
form plural: breaks
fracture; pause; rest; opportunity; alteration
break (verb)
forms: broke; broken; breaking
to shatter; to crack; to be cut off; to cancel
break down (verb)
forms: broke down; broken down; breaking down
to fail; to collapse; to defeat; to overthrow; to descend
breakdown (noun)
form plural: break downs
collapse; crash; incident
breakthrough (noun)
form plural: breakthroughs
progress; reaching a new level; removal of a barrier; penetration
brief (adjective)
short; concise
brief (noun)
form plural: briefs
abstract; summary; concise report; instructions
brief (verb)
forms: briefed; briefed; briefing
to make a summary; to give a report; to inform; to instruct somebody
briefcase (noun)
form plural: briefcases
small container for documents; tool for synchronizing files between two computers
briefing (noun)
form plural: briefings
short meeting; summarizing; giving and receiving instructions; reporting
broadcast (noun)
form plural: broadcasts
transmission; dispatch; radio program
broadcast (verb)
forms: broadcast; broadcast; broadcasting
to transmit over the radio; to publicize; to advertise
brochure (noun)
form plural: brochures
leaflet; booklet; printed product information
broker (noun)
form plural: brokers
middleman; agent who buys and sells property or shares etc. for other people
broker (verb)
forms: brokered; brokered; brokering
to act as a middleman; to buy and to sell property for other people
brokered (adjective)
negotiated by an intermediary; settled through a middleman
browse (verb)
forms: browsed; browsed; browsing
to leaf through a book; to surf Internet websites
browser (noun)
form plural: browsers
program used for viewing websites on the Internet
bubble (noun)
form plural: bubbles
blister; gas-filled sac
budge (verb)
forms: budged; budged; budging
to move; to be moved
budget (adjective)
inexpensive; cheap; of or relating to a financial plan
budget (noun)
form plural: budgets
financial framework; financial plan
budget (verb)
forms: budgeted; budgeted; budgeting
to prepare a financial plan; to make financial arrangements
build (verb)
forms: built; built; building
to construct; to create; to increase intensity; to energize
building (noun)
form plural: buildings
house; dwelling; structure; premises
bulk (adjective)
relating to or designed for the mass of people; large-scale; widespread; popular
bulk (noun)
form plural: bulks
volume; mass; main part; most
bulk (verb)
forms: bulked; bulked; bulking
to inflate; to play an important role
bulk transfer (noun)
form plural: bulk transfers
the sale of all or most of a company's inventory or assets to another company
bullion (noun)
form: no plural
bars of gold; bars of silver
buoyant (adjective)
floating; light; lively; cheerful
business (noun)
form plural: businesses
company; enterprise; trade; commerce; issue
butcher (noun)
form plural: butchers
meat cutter; meat slaughterer; owner of a meat shop
button (noun)
form plural: buttons
switch; icon to click on
button (verb)
forms: buttoned; buttoned; buttoning
to fasten; to connect
buyer (noun)
form plural: buyers
person who purchases something; client; customer; shopper; purchaser

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