Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
bread | noun | They ate only bread for dinner. | baked pastry |
breadth | noun | They walked the breadth of the land. | width |
break | verb | Do not break my pencil. | separate |
verb | He will break my glasses. | shatter | |
verb | He may break under stress. | give up | |
verb | We will break their code. | decipher | |
noun | Take a break for lunch. | pause | |
noun | Her arm has a break in it. | crack | |
breakfast | noun | We will eat eggs for breakfast. | morning meal |
verb | We will breakfast together. | eat morning meal | |
breast | noun | She held the child to her breast. | bosom |
breath | noun | He took a breath of clean air. | intake of air |
breathe | verb | Breathe deep and slowly to relax. | suck in air |
breed | verb | His business is to breed cattle. | propagate |
noun | That is a good breed of cattle. | variety | |
breeze | noun | The breeze was cooling and pleasant. | light wind |
bribe | verb | It is illegal to bribe an official. | money offer |
noun | The policeman took a bribe. | money for favor | |
brick | noun | Many buildings are built of brick. | baked clay blocks |
bride | noun | The young woman was a lovely bride. | wife to be |
bridegroom | noun | The bridegroom wore a black suit. | husband to be |
bridge | noun | The bridge went across the river. | span over |
verb | We will bridge that problem soon. | come across | |
bridle | noun | He put a bridle on the horse. | harness |
verb | Try to bridle your anger. | control |
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