A title used in ancient Near Eastern religions to denote a deity or lord.
BaalberithA deity or demon associated with covenant-making in ancient Near Eastern cultures.
BabelA city mentioned in the Bible, often associated with confusion of languages.
BaccalaureateA degree awarded to students upon completion of undergraduate studies.
BachelerA young man or unmarried man, often of noble birth.
BacheletA surname of French origin, often associated with notable historical figures.
BachelorAn unmarried man.
Bachelor'sA degree awarded to an undergraduate student upon completion of a course of study.
BacheloretteA woman who is unmarried and often of a certain age, especially in the context of social events or dating.
BachelorhoodThe state or condition of being a bachelor.
BachlerAn unmarried man, often used in historical contexts.
BackdropA painted cloth hung at the back of a stage set for theatrical performances.
BackfireTo have an unexpected and undesirable outcome, especially one that is contrary to the intended effect.
BackgroundThe area or scenery behind the main subject of a picture or scene.
BacklashA strong adverse reaction to a change or recent events.
BackpedalTo reverse one's position or opinion, especially in a way that indicates regret or reconsideration.
BacularRelating to or resembling a staff or rod, especially in a ceremonial context.
BaelBael is a demon often referred to in occult texts and grimoires.
BaffleTo confuse or bewilder someone.
BaffledConfused or perplexed.