A region of space with gravity so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape
Black hole
(N.) (अत्यधिक गुरुत्व वाला अंतरिक्षीय क्षेत्र जहाँ से प्रकाश भी नहीं निकल सकता) | Ex: Scientists study black holes to understand the mysteries of the universe.
The act of speaking disrespectfully about sacred or religious things (9)
Blasphemy
(N.) (ईश्वर की निंदा) | Ex: The statement was considered blasphemy by the community.
The sound made by a sheep or goat (3)
Bleat
(N.) (मिमियाना) | Ex: The bleat of the goat echoed across the field.
A person who cannot see
Blind
(Adj.) (अंधा, नेत्रहीन) | Ex: The blind man walked carefully with the help of a stick.
A spot or stain caused by a discolouring substance
Blot
(N.) (दाग, धब्बा) | Ex: There was an ink blot on the paper.
A group of people managing or directing a company
Board
(N.) (निदेशक मंडल) | Ex: The board approved the new business plan.
A person of South African Dutch descent
Boer
(N.) (दक्षिण अफ़्रीकी डच मूल का व्यक्ति) | Ex: The Boers played a significant role in South African history.
One who does not follow the usual rules of social life (4)
Bohemian
(N.) (परंपराविरोधी जीवन-शैली वाला) | Ex: He lived like a bohemian, free from societal norms.
To attack with a continuous flow of questions or criticism
Bombard
(V.) (बौछार करना) | Ex: The journalist was bombarded with questions at the press conference.
Using impressive-sounding words but with little meaning (2)
Bombastic
(Adj.) (बड़े बड़े शब्दों वाला) | Ex: His speech was full of bombastic language but lacked substance.
A large open-air fire, often for celebration (3)
Bonfire
(N.) (अलाव) | Ex: They gathered around the bonfire on a cold night.
Dwarf varieties of trees and shrubs grown in pots (2)
Bonsai
(N.) (गमले में उगाई गई छोटी झाड़ी की किस्म) | Ex: He carefully maintained a beautiful bonsai in his garden.
A sum of money added to a person’s wages as a reward for good performance
Bonus
(N.) (अतिरिक्त इनाम) | Ex: Employees received a bonus at the end of the year.
One who reads a lot; an avid reader (2)
Bookworm
(N.) (किताबी कीड़ा; पुस्तक प्रेमी) | Ex: She is a bookworm who spends hours reading novels.
A curved throwing weapon that returns to the thrower
Boomerang
(N.) (फेंकने पर वापस लौटने वाला हथियार/खिलौना) | Ex: He threw the boomerang and watched it return to him.
One who is well-versed in the knowledge of plants (2)
Botanist
(N.) (वनस्पति-विज्ञानी) | Ex: The botanist studied rare plant species in the forest.
The scientific study of plants and their structure (6)
Botany
(N.) (वनस्पति विज्ञान) | Ex: She chose botany as her major to study plant life in detail.
A narrow point of congestion that restricts flow or progress
Bottleneck
(N.) (रास्ते का संकीर्ण भाग) | Ex: The traffic bottleneck caused long delays on the highway.
A broad road bordered with trees
Boulevard
(N.) (पेड़ों की कतार वाला मुख्य मार्ग) | Ex: We enjoyed an evening walk along the beautiful boulevard.
An arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present (7)
Bouquet
(N.) (गुलदस्ता) | Ex: He gifted her a lovely bouquet on her birthday.
A person belonging to the middle class
Bourgeois
(N.) (मध्यम वर्ग का व्यक्ति) | Ex: The novel portrays the life of the bourgeois in the city.
A small shop that sells fashionable clothes (2)
Boutique
(N.) (वस्त्रालय) | Ex: She bought a stylish dress from a local boutique.
Affecting or relating to cows or cattle (2)
Bovine
(Adj.) (गाय से संबंधित) | Ex: The farm specializes in bovine health and care.
A shady place under trees (2)
Bower
(N.) (पेड़ों के नीचे का छायादार स्थान) | Ex: They rested in a quiet bower during the hot afternoon.
To fail to observe or comply with a law or agreement
Breach
(V.) (नियम तोड़ना) | Ex: He was fined for breaching the contract terms.
A place where beer is made
Brewery
(N.) (बियर बनाने का कारखाना) | Ex: The brewery produces several types of craft beer.
A set of leather straps placed around a horse’s head to control it
Bridle
(N.) (लगाम) | Ex: He held the horse firmly by its bridle.
A member of a gang of robbers (2)
Brigand
(N.) (डाकू) | Ex: The travelers were attacked by a brigand in the forest.
Hard but easily broken (9)
Brittle
(Adj.) (भंगुर, आसानी से टूटने योग्य) | Ex: The dry leaves were brittle and crumbled in her hands.
A family of young animals or birds (2)
Brood
(N.) (एक साथ जन्मे बच्चे) | Ex: The hen looked after her brood carefully.
A late morning meal combining breakfast and lunch
Brunch
(N.) (नाश्ता + दोपहर का भोजन) | Ex: We had a delicious brunch at a café on Sunday.
A woman with dark brown hair (3)
Brunette
(N.) (गहरे भूरे बाल वाली स्त्री) | Ex: The brunette stood out in the crowd with her elegant style.
An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period
Budget
(N.) (आय-व्यय का अनुमान) | Ex: The family created a monthly budget to manage expenses.
A period of rising prices in financial trading
Bull market
(N.) (शेयर बाज़ार में तेज़ी) | Ex: Investors made huge profits during the bull market.
Gold or silver in bulk form, before being made into coins or ornaments
Bullion
(N.) (सोने चाँदी की ईंट) | Ex: The bank stores gold bullion in secure vaults.
A collection of things tied or wrapped together
Bundle
(N.) (गठ्ठर) | Ex: He carried a bundle of clothes on his shoulder.
A large detached house with a single or double storey
Bungalow
(N.) (बंगला, कोठी) | Ex: They live in a beautiful bungalow outside the city.
To carry out a task clumsily or incompetently
Bungle
(V.) (गड़बड़ करना) | Ex: He bungled the presentation due to lack of preparation.
A floating marker anchored to the sea bottom to guide or warn ships
Buoy
(N.) (तैरता संकेतक; जहाज़ों को दिशा देने के लिए) | Ex: The buoy helped sailors navigate safely through the harbor.
A government run by officials in a state (5)
Bureaucracy
(N.) (नौकरशाहों का शासन) | Ex: The project was delayed due to excessive bureaucracy.
A person who breaks into buildings illegally to steal
Burglar
(N.) (सेंधमार) | Ex: The burglar was caught by the police at night.
A hole or tunnel dug by an animal as a dwelling (4)
Burrow
(N.) (बिल) | Ex: The rabbit quickly disappeared into its burrow.
To make a low continuous humming sound like a bee
Buzz
(V.) (भिनभिनाना) | Ex: Bees buzzed around the flowers in the garden.
A place where cows are sheltered
Byre
(N.) (गौशाला) | Ex: The farmer cleaned the byre every morning.
A hidden store of things (2)
Cache
(N.) (गुप्त भंडार) | Ex: The thieves hid their cache of gold in the forest.
One who is bad at spelling (2)
Cacographer
(N.) (गलत वर्तनी लिखने वाला व्यक्ति) | Ex: He was teased for being a cacographer in class.
An extreme fear of ugliness or ugly things
Cacophobia
(N.) (कुरूपता का भय) | Ex: Her cacophobia made her avoid anything she found unattractive.
A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds (5)
Cacophony
(N.) (कोलाहल, कर्कश ध्वनि) | Ex: The street was filled with a cacophony of horns and voices.
Resembling a corpse
Cadaverous
(Adj.) (शव की तरह) | Ex: After days of illness, he looked pale and cadaverous.
A rhythmic flow of sounds or words
Cadence
(N.) (लय) | Ex: The poet’s voice had a soothing cadence.