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Vocabulary Strategies for 1st February
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Strategies for 1st February :
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Beware (v) : take care, be cautious
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Bewilder (v) : perplex, confuse
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Bewitch (v) : affect by witchcraft, charm, enchant
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Bey (n) : a governor in Turkey
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Beyond (adv. & prep.) : on the farther side of
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Bias (n) : bent, motive, prejudice
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Bible (n) : the scared book of the Christians
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Bibliography (n) : description of books
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Bicycle (n) : a cycle with two wheels
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Bid (v) : command, order
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Bidding (n) : invitation, command, offer, bargaining
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Bide (v) : abide, wait for
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Biennial (adj.) : two yearly
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Bifurcate (adj.) : forked
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Bifurcate (v) : divide into two branches
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Big (adj) : large, great
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Bigamy (n) : having two wives or husbands at a time
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Bigwig (n) : a very important person
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Bile (n) : a liquid secreted by the liver
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Bilingual (adj.) : speaking of two languages
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Bilious (adj.) : affected by bile
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Bill (n) : an account of money, draft, law, cheque
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Billiards (n) : a game
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Billow (n) : a great wave of the sea
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Bin (n) : receptacle
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Bind (v) : tie, put the cover on a book
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Binding (n) : book cover, anything that binds
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Binnacle (n) : box on deck in which ship’s compass is kept
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Binoculars (adj.) : an optical device having two eyepieces
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Biography (n) : a written history of a person
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Biology (n) : the science of living things
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Biped (n) : a two-legged animal
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Bird (n) : a feathered animal, creature
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Birth (n) : being born, origin, beginning of anything
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Birthday (n) : the day on which one is born
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Birthright (n) : any claim or right to which one person is entitled by birth
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Biscuit (n) : a variety of small cake
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Bisect (v) : divide into two equal parts
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Bishop (n) : a priest of the Christian faith
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Bison (n) : a variety of wild buffalo
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Bit (n) : a small piece
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Bitch (n) : the female of a dog
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Bite (v) : seize and cut with teeth
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Bitter (adj.) : sour, sharp, harsh, cruel
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Black (adj.) : of dark colour
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Black (n) : dark colour
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