Blunder

Make a stupid, serious mistake

E.g: I think Dhoni made a tactical blunder by choosing jadeja over vinay kumar

Blurt

Utter impulsively

E.g: He blurted out the secret of Ashwamedh

Bluster

1. Blow hard
2. Be gusty, as of winds
3. Act in an arrogant, overly self assured, or conceited manner

E.g : He was still blustering, but there were tears in his eyes

Bode

Indicate by signs

E.g: These signs bode bad news

Bogus

Something that is fake, not genuine

E.g : Indian National Anthem being declared as the best in the world by UNESCO is just bogus news.

Bohemian

Unconventional, esp. in appearence and behaviour

E.g: Ravi Verma is known to have lived a bohemian lifestlye

Boisterous

noisy, lively, and full of energy

E.g: The police had a tough time handling the boisterous crowd in the concert

Bolster

1. Support and strengthen
2. pillow shaped like a long tube which is sometimes put across a bed under the ordinary pillows.

E.g: India is free to adopt policies to bolster its economy.

Bolt

1. Leave suddenly, as if in a hurry
2. Eat hastily, without proper chewing of food
3. Secure or lock with a bolt

E.g:

1. Don't bolt your food
2. The listeners bolted when he discussed his strange ideas

BOMBARDMENT

strong and continuous attack of gunfire or bombing.

E.g: The capital is still under constant bombardment by the rebel forces

BOMBASTIC

Pompous or overly wordy; High-sounding but with little meaning

E.g: He was vain and bombastic.

BOON

Blessing

E.g: An in-form Yuvraj is always a boon to the Indian Cricket team.

BOORISH

behaviour that is rough, uneducated, and rude

E.g: The boorish rejection of an aged film star's attempt to make a comeback, is being made into a film.

Bouillon

A thin soup of meat, or fish or vegetable stock

E.g: The cup of bouillon served by the stewards was welcomed by one and all.

Bountiful

Abundant, Graciously generous

E.g: State aid is less bountiful than it was before.

Bourgeoius

conforming to the standards and conventions of the middle class

E.g: He's accusing them of having a bourgeois and limited vision.

BOVINE

Dull and slow moving,stolid; like an Ox

E.g :I'm depressed by the bovine enthusiasm of the crowd's response.

BOWDLERIZE

Edit or modify the parts that are considered to be indecent

E.g : Its time to bowdlerize the novel before publishing, he said.

BOYCOTT

Refuse to sponsor, participate or do business with

E.g:Opposition leaders had called for a boycott of the vote.

BRACKISH

slightly salty and unpleasant

E.g: The brackish lagoons of kerala are pleasing for the eye.

Braggadocio

Vain and empty boasting

E.g: Media stunts and braggadocio are no substitute for fair and effective law enforcement

BRAGGART

A boastful and talkative person

E.g: Sachin Tendulkar is a very gentle person and not a braggart about his many accomplishments

BRANDISH

1. Exhibiting aggressively, in a threatening way
2. Wave and flourish a weapon

E.g: He appeared in the lounge brandishing a knife.

BRAVADO

appearance of courage or confidence that someone shows in order to impress other people

E.g: `You won't get away with this,' he said with unexpected bravado.

BRAWN

Possessing muscular strength

E.g:He's got plenty of brains as well as brawn.

BRAZEN

1. very bold and not caring what other people think about them or their behaviour
2. Made of or resembling brass (as in color or hardness)

E.g:They're quite brazen about their bisexuality, it doesn't worry them.

BREACH

A failure to perform a promised act or obligation

E.g:The newspaper breached the code of conduct on privacy

BREADTH

1. Width
2. The breadth of something is its quality of consisting of or involving many different things.

E.g: Older people have a tremendous breadth of experience

BREVITY

Concise

E.g: The brevity of the letter concerned me.

BRINDLED

Having a grey or brown stream or a pattern or a patchy coloring;used especially of the patterned fur of the cats

E.g: He was disaapointed when he saw that the puppies were brindled. He had hoped for uniform colored ones.

BRISTLING

1. thick, hairy, and rough
2. full of energy and enthusiasm

E.g:

1. His bristling white moushtache stood out
2. His bristling determination has become a symbol of England's renaissance.

BRITTLE

1. Something that is is hard but can be easily broken
2. Lacking warmth and generosity of spirit

E.g:

1. Pine is brittle and breaks.
2. These incidents suggest the peace in Northern Ireland is still brittle.

BROACH

Bring up a topic for discussion

E.g:Eventually I broached the subject of her early life.

BROOK

1. a small stream.
2. tolerate, endure

E.g:From childhood on, she'd had a plan of action, one that would brook no interference.

BROCADE

a thick, expensive material, often made of silk, with a raised pattern on it.

E.g: The sofa was covered with expensive brocade.

BROCHURE

magazine or thin book with pictures that gives you information about a product or service.

E.g: The travel brochure contained only bogus information.

BROOCH

a small piece of jewellery which has a pin at the back so it can be fastened on a dress, blouse, or coat.

E.g: She treasured the brooch made from gold.

BROWBEAT

Discourage or frighten with threats;intimidate

E.g:The browbeated employees of Vikrant finally decided to boycott the production floor.

BRUSQUE

deal with things, or say things, quickly and shortly, so that they seem to be rude.

E.g: The doctors of the private hospital are brusque and busy.

BUCOLIC

Pertaining to the countryside

E.g: The bucolic surroundings of Waynad gave us a breathtaking sight.

BUFFET

1. A meal set out on a table at which the guests help themselves.
2. Strike, beat repeatedly

E.g: The winds buffeted the tent

BUGABOO

A thing that people are afraid of

E.g: The old bugaboo of inflation still bothers our country's economy.

BULWARK

Something that protects

E.g:Religion is a bulwark, a foundation when other things aren't going well, said Obama

BUNGLE

Make a mess by behaving clumsily or foolishly.

E.g:Two prisoners bungled an escape bid after running either side of a lamp-post while handcuffed

BURLESQUE

A composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way

E.g: The burlesque way in which Sunil Pal carried out the skit on Sunil Shetty was a pleasant surprise to all.

BUTTRESS

To support and give strength

E.g:He sought to buttress some of his arguments with quotations from Gandhiji.

BUXOM

looks healthy and attractive and has a rounded body and big breasts

E.g: Melissa was a tall, buxom blonde.