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00:07 💎 Bodiless (Adjective): Having no trunk or main part. "A bodiless head". Synonyms: Bodyless.
00:19 💎 Bodiless (Adjective): Not having a material body. "Bodiless ghosts". Synonyms: Discorporate, Disembodied, Unbodied, Unembodied.
00:35 💎 Bodily (Adjective): Affecting or characteristic of the body as opposed to the mind or spirit. "Bodily needs". Synonyms: Corporal, Corporeal, Somatic.
00:52 💎 Boding (Noun): A feeling of evil to come. "A steadily escalating sense of foreboding". Synonyms: Foreboding, Premonition, Presentiment.
01:08 💎 Body (Noun): The entire physical structure of an organism (an animal, plant, or human being). "He felt as if his whole body were on fire". Synonyms: Organic structure.
01:24 💎 Body (Noun): A natural object consisting of a dead animal or person. "They found the body in the lake". Synonyms: Dead body.
01:37 💎 Body (Noun): The property of holding together and retaining its shape. "Wool has more body than rayon". Synonyms: Consistence, Consistency, Substance.
01:54 💎 Bog (Verb): Get stuck while doing something. "She bogged down many times while she wrote her dissertation". Synonyms: Bog down.
02:07 💎 Bog (Verb): Cause to slow down or get stuck. "The vote would bog down the house". Synonyms: Bog down.
02:19 💎 Boggle (Verb): Overcome with amazement. "This boggles the mind!". Synonyms: Bowl over, Flabbergast.
02:33 💎 Boggy (Adjective): (Of soil) soft and watery. "The ground was boggy under foot". Synonyms: Marshy, Miry, Mucky, Muddy, Quaggy, Sloppy, Sloughy, Soggy, Squashy, Swampy, Waterlogged.
02:55 💎 Boil (Noun): The temperature at which a liquid boils at sea level. "They brought the water to a boil". Synonyms: Boiling point.
03:08 💎 Boisterous (Adjective): Noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline. "A boisterous crowd". Synonyms: Rambunctious, Robustious, Rumbustious, Unruly.
03:26 💎 Boisterous (Adjective): Full of rough and exuberant animal spirits. "Boisterous practical jokes". Synonyms: Knockabout.
03:39 💎 Boisterous (Adjective): Violently agitated and turbulent; - Ezra Pound. "Boisterous winds and waves". Synonyms: Fierce, Rough.
03:53 💎 Bold (Adjective): Very steep; having a prominent and almost vertical front. "Where the bold chalk cliffs of England rise". Synonyms: Bluff, Sheer.
04:08 💎 Boldness (Noun): The trait of being willing to undertake things that involve risk or danger. "The proposal required great boldness". Synonyms: Daring, Hardihood, Hardiness.
04:26 💎 Boldness (Noun): Impudent aggressiveness. "I couldn't believe her boldness". Synonyms: Brass, Cheek, Face, Nerve.
04:41 💎 Bollard (Noun): A strong post (as on a wharf or quay or ship for attaching mooring lines). "The road was closed to vehicular traffic with bollards". Synonyms: Bitt.
04:58 💎 Bolshevik (Adjective): Of or relating to Bolshevism. "Bolshevik Revolution". Synonyms: Bolshevist, Bolshevistic.
Information adapted from: Princeton University "About WordNet." WordNet 3.0. Princeton University. 2010. Available at: wordnet.princeton.edu/
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