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To base an idea, decision, or action on something is to use it as its foundation or principal support.
A baseball player who is on base and attempts to advance around the bases.
Necessary or essential, especially as a minimum requirement or provision.
Simple and not advanced; at an introductory level.
Forming the essential or most important part of something; fundamental.
The simplest level of a service or product, with only essential features.
A bass is a guitar designed to produce low-pitched notes, usually with four strings.
A bass is a fish of a group that includes several freshwater and marine species, many of which are popular as game fish.
A continuous bass accompaniment in Baroque music, typically performed by a keyboard instrument together with a bass instrument.
To sit or lie immersed in a bath or other liquid for relaxation or treatment.
the quality of being aesthetically pleasing or attractive to the senses.
Beechwood is the hard, pale wood of a beech tree, used for furniture, flooring, and tools.
A coherent set of ideas and beliefs held by a person, group, organization, or culture that shapes how they understand the world.
A bequest is money or property that someone leaves to another person in a will.
The bicarbonate ion is the negatively charged HCO₃⁻ ion formed when carbonic acid loses a hydrogen ion.
To ride a bicycle, especially for recreation or transportation.
A person who speaks or uses two languages.
To announce or list a performer, person, or event as part of a show, program, or event.
To put something in a waste bin, especially to discard it.
A large enclosed compartment used to store bulk materials such as grain or coal.
To fasten, tie, or otherwise join things together so they stay connected.
Legally or morally compulsory and therefore requiring compliance.
A book’s binding is the material or cover that holds its pages together.
A binomial is an algebraic expression consisting of two terms joined by a plus or minus sign.
A two-part name, especially the scientific name of a species consisting of its genus and specific epithet.
Birch wood is the pale, hard wood of a birch tree, used to make furniture, flooring, and other products.
Suet or other animal fat prepared for feeding wild birds, often mixed with seeds or grains.
A hard, dry food made for dogs or other animals.
A person who is romantically or sexually attracted to people of more than one gender.
A medicinal preparation containing bismuth, used especially to treat indigestion, diarrhea, or stomach upset.
To briefly immerse food in boiling water or expose it to steam, often to loosen its skin or preserve its color.
A person who has light yellow or golden-colored hair.
A person who serves as one of the members of a company or organization's governing board.
To attack a place by repeatedly firing artillery shells at it.
An aircraft designed to drop bombs on targets.
A person who places or uses a bomb, especially in an attack.
Real and authentic, rather than false, imitation, or counterfeit.
A bond is a debt security in which an issuer promises to repay borrowed money, usually with interest, by a specified date.
To make a loud, deep, resonant sound.
To lie next to a place or area and share a boundary with it.
A decorative strip or band that runs along the edge of something.
A particle with integer spin that obeys Bose–Einstein statistics.
An act of breaking or failing to obey a law, agreement, duty, or standard.
A detailed division or account of something into its parts, categories, or components.
A packaged food made from processed grains, commonly eaten for breakfast with milk or another liquid.
An animal with which another animal mates to reproduce.
Exceptional intellectual or spiritual insight, clarity, or excellence.
To transmit a program or other content by radio or television.
A broiler chicken is a young chicken raised primarily for its meat.
The method or activity of cooking food with direct heat, typically in an oven or over a grill.