bodega

Pronunciation: bdeg

noun
A cellar or shop selling wine and food, especially in a Spanish-speaking country or are

bolshie
Pronunciation: bli

adjective
(Of a person or attitude) deliberately combative or uncooperative:policemen

with bolshie attitudes

booboo
Pronunciation: bubu

noun (plural boo-boos)

informal
1A mistake:I get the impression I just made a boo-boo

boodle
Pronunciation: bud()l

noun
[mass noun] informal
Money, especially that gained or spent illegally or improperly:he

spent $30 million of his own boodle trying to

buy a Senate seat

boogie
Pronunciation: bugi

noun
(also boogie-woogie) (plural boogies) [mass noun]
1A style of blues played on the piano with a strong, fast beat:the strident boogie of the title track[count
noun]:the pianist cruises through old-fashioned boogies

boomer
Pronunciation: bum

noun
informal
1Something large or notable of its kind, in particular:

bossism
Pronunciation: bsz()m

noun
[mass noun] US
A situation whereby a political party is controlled by party managers.

botulin
Pronunciation: btjln

noun
[mass noun]
The bacterial toxin involved in botulism.

boudin
Pronunciation: bud

noun
1 (plural pronunc. same) A French type of black pudding.

bougie
Pronunciation: bui

noun (plural bougies)

Medicine
A thin, flexible surgical instrument for exploring or dilating a passage of the body.

boulder
Pronunciation: bldr
A city in north central Colorado, northwest of Denver, home to the University of Colorado; population 94,171 (est. 2008).

boulle
Pronunciation: bul

noun
[mass noun]
Brass, tortoiseshell, or other material cut to make a pattern and used for inlaying furniture:

cabinets

[as modifier]:boulle