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Bankl noun - accumulation, cache, depository, fund, hoard, pool, repository, reserve, reservoir, savings, stock, store, treasury, accumulate, deposit, keep, save, store.
Antonyms - spend.

Bank­2 noun - earthwork, edge, embankment, heap, mass, mound, pile, rampart, shore, side, slope, till.

Bank3 noun - array, bench, group, line, rank, row, sequence, series, suc­cession, tier, trainoun -

Bank-note noun - bill, note, paper money, treasury note.

Bankrupt noun - debtor, insolvent, pauper.

Banner noun - colours, ensign, flag, pennant, standard, streamer.

Banquet noun - dinner, feast, meal, treat.

Baptise Verb - call, christen, cleanse, enrol, immerse, initiate, intro­duce, name, purify, recruit, sprin­kle, style, term, title.

Bar noun - 1 counter, dive, inn, lounge, pub, public house, saloon, tav­ernoun - 2 block, chunk, ingot, lump, nugget, slab, wedge. 3 barricade, barrier, check, cross-piece, deter­rent, hindrance, impediment, obstacle, pole, rail, railing, rod, shaft, stake, stick, stop. 4 advo­cates, attorneys, barristers, bench, counsel, court, court­-room, dock, law court, tribunal.

Barbarian noun - brute, hooligan, ignoramus, illiterate, oaf, phil­istine, ruffian, savage, vandal.

Bare Adjective - 1 denuded, exposed, naked, nude, stripped, unclothed, uncovered, undressed. 2 bald, barren, basic, empty, essential, hard, plain, simple, stark, unfur­nished.
Antonyms - 1 clothed. 2 decorated, detailed.

Bargain Verb - agree, barter, buy, contract, covenant, deal, haggle, negotiate, promise, sell, stipulate, trade, traffic, transact.
Verb - advertise, bawl, bay, bluster, growl, shout, snap, snarl, yap, yell, yelp.

Barracks noun - accommodation, bil­let, camp, encampment, garrison, guard-house, lodging, quarters.

Barrage noun - assault, attack, bom­bardment, broadside, burst, del­uge, gunfire, hail, mass, onset, onslaught, profusion, rain, shell­ing, shower, storm, stream, tor­rent, volley.

Barrel noun - butt, cask, keg, tun, water-butt.

Barren Adjective - arid, boring, childless, desert, desolate, dry, dull, empty, flat, fruitless, infertile, pointless, profitless, stale, sterile, unbearing, unfruitful, uninforma­tive, uninspiring, uninstructive, uninteresting, unproductive, unprolific, unrewarding, useless, waste. I
Antonyms - fertile, fruitful, productive, useful.

Barricade noun - barrier, blockade, bulwark, fence, obstruction, pro­tection, rampart, stockade.

Barrier noun - 1 bar, barricade, block­ade, boom, boundary, check, ditch, fence, fortification, railing, rampart, wall. 2 difficulty, draw­back, handicap, hindrance, hur­dle, impediment, limitation, obstacle, Obstruction, restriction, stumbling-block.

Barrow noun - hand-barrow, wheel­-barrow.

Bartender 'noun -   bar-keeper, barmaid, barman, publicanoun -

Barter Verb - bargain, deal, exchange, haggle, negotiate, sell, swap, trade, traffic.

Base noun - basis, bed, bottom, camp, centre, core, essence, essential, foot, foundation, groundwork, headquarters, heart, home, key, origin, pedestal, plinth, post, root, settlement, source, stand, station, support.

Bashful Adjective - abashed, backward, blushing, confused, coy, diffi­dent, embarrassed, hesitant, inhibited, modest, nervous, reserved, reticent, retiring, self-­conscious, shame-faced, sheep­ish, shrinking, shy, timid, unforthcoming.
Antonyms - aggressive, bold, confident.

Basic Adjective - central, elementary, essential, fundamental, impor­tant, indispensable, inherent, intrinsic, key, necessary, pri­mary, root, underlying, vital.
Antonyms - inessential, minor.

Basin noun - bowl, cavity, crater, depression, dip, dish, hollow, sink.

Basis noun - approach, base, bottom, core, essential, footing, founda­tion, ground, groundwork, heart, pedestal, premise, principle, sup­port, thrust.

Basket noun - bassinet, creel, hamper, pannier, punnet.

Bass Adjective - deep, grave, low, low­-toned, resonAntonyms -

Batch. noun - amount, assemblage, assortment, bunch, collection, consignment, contingent, group, lot, pack, parcel, quantity, set.

Bath noun - cleansing, douche, scrub­bing, shower, soak, tub, wash.

Bathe Verb - cleanse, cover, flood, immerse, moisten, rinse, Soak, steep, stew, suffuse, wash, wet.


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