- Badger (v) - To pester.
- Baleful (adj.) - Malignant.
- Befog (v) - To confuse.
- Belie (v) - To misrepresent.
- Belligerent (adj.) - Manifesting a warlike spirit.
- Benevolence (n) - Any act of kindness or well-doing.
- Benign (adj.) - Good and Kind at heart.
- Benison (n) - Blessing.
- Bereave (v) - To make desolate with loneliness and grief.
- Beseech (v) - To implore.
- Blasé (adj.) - Sated with pleasure.
- Browbeat (v) - To overwhelm, or attempt to do so, by stern, haughty, or rude address or manner.
- Bulwark (n) - Anything that gives security or defense.
- Bumptious (adj.) - Full of offensive and aggressive self-conceit.
A collection of some tough GRE words
- Ballyhooed - very much excited
- Balmy - fairly warm and pleasant
- Baronial - large old fashioned and impressive
- Beatific - expression of great happiness and
calmness
- Barnstorming — energetic, very exciting
- Bash - party or celebration
- Beguiling - charming and attractive
- Benign - kind, gentle and harmless
- Blandly - calmly and quietly
- Blatant - open or very obvious
- Blithe - cheerful
- Boisterous - noisy, lively and energetic
- Bonny - attractive and nice
- Brazen - to be very bold
- Buoyed - more cheerful and optimistic
- Bash - attack, hit: criticize
- Battered - old and poor
- Bawdy)- humorous
- Bawl - shout :cry
- Bedraggled - untidy: dirty
- Befuddle – confuse
- Beholden - in debt
- Belabor - hit hard and repeatedly
- Beleaguer- oppress, harass; besiege
- Belligerent-hostile and aggressive
- Bemuse - Confuse
- Benighted ~ unfortunate
- Berk - stupid or irritating
- Berserk - crazy, out of control
- Besotted - seem silly or foolish
- Bestial ~ very unpleasant or disgusting
- Bilious - unpleasant and rarer disgust
- Bizarre - very odd and strange
- Bland - rather dull and unexciting
- Blasphemous — disrespectful of God
- Blather - to speak unimportant things
- Bleak - bad, unlikely to improve
- Bleary-dull, tired
- Bleat - to speak in a weak and high voice
- Blight-spoil
- Blimey - surprise
- Blissful- totally unaware
- Bolshy - very angry
- Brawl - to fight in a very rough wild way
- Brickbat- very insulting remark
- Brittle - hard but easily broken
- Bruised - unhappy or upset
- Brusque ~ curt and offhand in manner
- Buccaneering - unscrupulous
- Bucolic - related to countryside
- Bulbous - fat and bulging
- Bumbling - confused, disorganized
- Bumpkin - uneducated and stupid
- Bushed - tired
- Bustled- hurried
- Balk (baulk) - to shirk, to frustrate
- Baloney — foolish and wrong
- Bamboozle - confuse greatly
- Banal - ineffective, uninteresting
- Bandy- argue or exchange words
- Belligerent- hostile and aggressive
- Barrack - interrupt
- Bashful - shy and easily embarrassed
- Batter- hurt
- Bay - demand
- Bellow-shout angrily
- Bemoan ~ to express sorrow or
- Berate - speak angrily
- Bereft - deprived
- Betray - hurt and disappoint.
- Bewail - to express great sorrow
- Biff - hit with fist
- Bigotry - possession or expression of
prejudice
- Bitch -disapprove
- Blanch - dislike
- Brash - disapprove
- Bridle - restrain
- Bumptious — very proud, conceited
- Bestride - to be most powerful and important
- Bide - wait for a good opportunity
- Bourgeois - conventional
- Budge - move slightly
- Ballpark - approximate
- Bandwagon - fashionable or popular
- Bankroll - to provide financial resources
- Baroque - complicated and elaborate
- Banausic - uncultivated, materialistic
- Barmecide — illusory, imaginary
- Bight - a curve or recess in a coastline.
river etc
- Bissextile - leap year
- Brobdingnagian - huge, immense, gigantic
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