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PSAT B Word List

Word list for 2009-2010

QuestionAnswer
baleful harmful
ballad folk song, narrative poem
balm soothing, healing influence
banal trite, overly common
bane something causing death, destruction, or ruin
banter playful conversation
bastion fortification, stronghold
bay (v) to bark, especially in a deep, prolonged way
beguile to deceive, mislead; charm
behemoth huge creature
belabor to insist repeatedly or harp on
belie to misrepresent; expose as false
belligerent hostile, tending to fight
benefactor someone giving aid or money
beneficent kindly, charitable; doing good deeds; producing good effects
benighted unenlightened
benign kindly, gentle, or harmless
bequeath to give or leave through a will; to hand down
berate to scold harshly
beseech to beg, plead, implore
bestial beastly, animal-like
bias prejudice, slant
bibliography list of books
bisect to cut into two (usually equal) parts
blanch to pale; take the color out of
blandish to coax with flattery
blasphemous cursing, profane, irreverent
blatant glaring, obvious, showy
blight (v) to afflict, destroy
boisterous rowdy, loud, unrestrained
bombastic using high-sounding but meaningless language
boor crude person, one lacking manners or taste
botanist scientist who studies plants
bovine cowlike; relating to cows
brazen bold, shameless, impudent; of or like brass
broach (v) to mention or suggest for the first time
burgeon to sprout or flourish
burnish to polish, make smooth and bright
buttress (v) to reinforce or support
Created by: rierei1971
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