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GRE Stack #40636
GRE words first 50 B from Gruber's list
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| bacchanalian | wild with drunkeness |
| badger | to nag; to annoy |
| badinage | playful; teasing talk |
| baffle | to confuse; to bewilder |
| bagatelle | thing of little value; trifle |
| bait | to entrap or to seduce; a decoy |
| baleful | harmful; menacing; pernicious |
| balk | to stop short |
| balm | something that calms or soothes |
| balmy | mild and refreshing or mentally unstable (slang) |
| bandy | to exchange (words) |
| bane | cause of ruin, harm, or distress |
| banter | teasing; good-natured joking |
| barb | a pointed part, as of an arrow or fishhook |
| barbarous | uncultured; crude |
| bard | a poet |
| bark | a boat or sailing vessel |
| baroque | overdecorated; showy |
| barrage | heavy attack |
| barrister | lawyer |
| bask | to lie in or be exposed to warmth |
| bastion | a strong defense; a fort |
| bauble | showy but useless thing; trinket |
| bawdy | indecent; humorously obscene |
| bayou | marshy body of water |
| beacon | a light used for warning or guiding |
| beatitude | state of bliss |
| bedlam | a madhouse; a noisy uproar |
| befuddle | to confuse; to perplex |
| beget | to produce |
| begrudge | to resent another's success or enjoyment |
| beguile | to deceive; to charm |
| behemoth | huge animal |
| beholden | obligated; indebted |
| belated | delayed or detained |
| beleaguer | to encircle with an army; to annoy; to surround or beset as with troubles |
| belittle | to put down; to humiliate |
| belligerent | warlike; quarrelsome |
| bellow | to yell loudly |
| benediction | blessing |
| benefactor | one who helps or supports another |
| beneficiary | one who receives benefits or profits |
| benevolent | generous; kindly |
| benign | harmless; gentle |
| benignant | kindly; gentle |
| bequeath | to hand down; to pass down to |
| berate | to scold severely |
| bereave | to leave in a sad or lonely state; to deprive by force |
| berserk | frenzied; violently destructive |
| beseech | to beg; to appeal to; to entreat |