English to English Dictionary

Boycott

A punitive measure whereby individuals or groups refuse to engage with a person, organization, or country to express disapproval or to force change.

Boyish-Grin

A smile that is characteristic of a boy, often conveying innocence or playfulness.

Boyish-faced

Having a face that resembles that of a young boy, typically characterized by youthful features, lack of prominent facial hair, and soft contours despite chronological maturity.

Brace

A device that is fitted to something, typically in order to strengthen or support it.

Bracing

Fresh and invigorating; pleasantly cool and life-giving, typically describing weather or wind.

Bradura

A type of broad, heavy fabric often used in clothing and upholstery.

Brahmin

A member of the highest Hindu caste, traditionally assigned to priestly duties and the study of sacred texts.

Brain Injury

Damage to the brain resulting from trauma, disease, or lack of oxygen.

Braincase

The part of the skull that encloses the brain.

Brainiac

A person who is exceptionally intelligent or knowledgeable.

Brainpower

Intellectual capacity, intelligence, or mental energy used to solve problems or perform complex tasks.

Brainstorm

To produce a large number of ideas or ways of solving a problem, usually quickly and in a group.