• ace Dulcie, who turned up an ace, was the lucky one, and was therefore elected as the first to consult the oracle.
• babe There came a time, at last, when the gnawing fever lost its hold; and I awoke faintly one morning to a new existence-to a life frail and helpless as the life of a new-born babe.
• bach He did not know Bach.
• back I want to be back at work."
• bade He called his servant and bade him get some hot water.
• bake "The bear broke into a bake shop and ate a lot of pies.
• bale "We must bale out the boat, Marie-Louise," he shouted, wading quickly into the water; "or with what we take in on the way back she will not ride.
• bane It might be good for hogs, but it was a form of monks' bane, as it were.
• bare He indicated the bare sleeve.
• base It makes Him the base and reason for all it has to say-and it has to say many things.
• bate Well, the woman she were wholly bate, and she took her spinnin' to the door to spin, and as she span she sang: "My darter ha' ate five, five pies to-day- My darter ha' ate five, five pies to-day."
• beach But there was no beach.
• bead But, as he spoke, the widow detected a malicious gleam in his eyes to which, so far, he had tried to give a sympathetic expression, and she went on with a slight shake of the bead: "Then it is a case of life and death?"
• beak On first seizing the reptile, the bird had caught it by the neck in its beak.
• beaker I will follow you and bring you a beaker of old wine."
• beam Forth was aware of an entirely new quality in the silence, and started to speak to break it, but before he could do so, the office door slid open on its silent beam, and Regis Hastur stood there.
• bean I'm the only man in this neck of the woods built on the bean pole style.
• beanie
• bear Go, go-I cannot bear your eyes.
• bearer "'I am sorry to be the bearer of sad news, Miss Morriston,' he said.
• beat Rose, you can turn off work when you really want to, to beat anything I ever see.
• beater On the back of it was a drop of blood where the bevelled edge of the beater had by accident broken the skin.
• beau If he doesn't, you won't have any trouble in finding another beau.
• beaut
• beaver I found a beaver lodge near the river.
• beck My god, she's a Beck!
• bede Bede advised monasteries to keep two beds, one for a priest and one for a layman, in order to
• bee
• bemuse
• beta
• bierce
• blue
• bounce After jumping, she bounced on the balls of her feet.
• bouncer I was denied entry to the club because I didn't have a ticket.
• brace He wore a sturdy metal brace on his leg.
• bracer My arm is in a cast, but I can still wear my bracers.
• braze I need to braze this piece of metal to the bracket.
• bruce I am glad to have seen you, Bruce.
• buck This is a buck, the highest scoring animal in the deer hunting competition.
• dace
• deuce
• ease I need to ease my pain with an ice pack.
• face She couldn't keep the happiness from her face.
• lace
• luce
• mace The assailant swung the mace with all his might.
• pace
• peace Although the world is full of wars, let us all strive for peace.
• puce She had a nasty rash all over her body, and it was puce.
• race She is of Japanese and African American heritage.
• sauce I like to put a little sauce on my hamburgers.
• Beaches I love to swim at the beach.
• Beaus Prince Beaus is the perfect prince for Belle.
• Because I don't feel like going out tonight because I'm tired.
• Brae
• Brice I am named after Brice Sonnier, a French-Creole trumpeter and singer.
• Bryce After Bryce's rescue, the townspeople were able to put their grief behind them and celebrate his return.
• Bernice
• Beulah I beheld the beauteous beulah of a maiden, fairest I ever saw.
• Bessie
• Bela
• Bears
• Busch I went to a Busch Gardens Valley of Sassoon show.

Aniversity

• adversity
• animosity
• anniversary
• universality
• university