SAT Vocab B Flashcards
(38 cards)
baleful
harmful, threatening
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; something enormous
belabor
to insist repeatedly or harp on
belie
to misinterpret; expose as false
belligerent
hostlie, tending to fight
benefactor
someone giving aid or money
benighted
unenlightened, ignorant
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 (equal) parts
blanch
to pale; take the color out of