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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBusker
A person who performs music, acting, or other entertainment in public places, usually for money.
But-for
Without the presence, action, or intervention of; if not for.
Butch haircut
A very short, close-cropped men's or women's hairstyle where the hair on the top and sides is cut to a short, uniform length using clippers.
Butchy
Exhibiting stereotypically masculine traits, appearance, or behavior, particularly in the context of a woman or lesbian.
Butterball
A plump, round, and chubby person or animal, often used affectionately.
Buttress
A projecting support of stone or brick built against a wall to give it stability.
Buy-and-hold strategy
An investment strategy in which an investor buys securities and holds them for a long period, regardless of fluctuations in the market.
Buycott
An act of buying a product or service specifically to support a company, brand, or nation that upholds ethical, political, or social values.
Buyer-recruitment
The process or strategy of actively sourcing, attracting, and onboarding new purchasers or clients for a product, service, or marketplace.
Buying-binge
A brief period of intense, excessive, and often impulsive purchasing of goods.
Buzzard
Any of various medium-sized birds of prey of the genus Buteo, having broad wings and a hooked bill, common in Eurasia.
By-Hook-or-By-Crook
By any means necessary; using any method to achieve a goal.
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