Vocabulary Words - Second Grade - B:

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• baby
  (n.) A young child that does not know how to walk.
  (n.) A young animal.
  
  
• back
  (n.) The body part between the neck and buttocks.
  (adv.) In return.
  (n.) Not the front.
  (n.) The rear part of your body between your neck and abdomen.
  
  
• bad
  (adj.) Not good.
  
  
• bake
  (v.) To cook food in an oven.
  (v.) To cook in an oven.
  
  
• ball
  (n.) A round thing.
  (n.) A big dance where people wear nice dresses and suits.
  
  
• band
  (n.) A group that plays music.
  (n.) A long piece of cloth that you tie around something.
  
  
• bandage
  (n.) A fabric cover that you put on a cut or injury.
  (v.) To cover a cut or injury with a piece of fabric.
  
  
• bar
  (n.) A place that serves beer and other drinks.
  (n.) A long, thin piece of something.
  (n.) A place where you can buy and drink alcoholic drinks.
  (n.) A long, flat piece of something like metal or candy.
  
  
• bark
  (n.) The skin on a tree.
  (n.) The sound a dog makes.
  (v.) To make a sound like a dog.
  
  
• barn
  (n.) A farm building where you keep food or animals.
  
  
• baseball
  (n.) A game in which you hit a ball with a wooden bat and run around bases to score.
  (n.) A hard, round ball that you hit with a bat.
  
  
• bath
  (n.) Washing your body in a tub of water.
  
  
• bathtub
  (n.) A thing that you sit or lie in to clean your body with water and soap.
  (n.) A long container where you wash yourself.
  
  
• bead
  (n.) A small round object with a hole in the middle, used in jewelry.
  (n.) A round drop of liquid.
  
  
• beak
  (n.) The hard mouth of a bird.
  
  
• bean
  (n.) The seed of a plant that you can eat.
  
  
• bear
  (n.) A large animal with sharp teeth and claws and thick fur.
  (v.) To carry or support.
  (v.) To suffer.
  
  
• before
  (preposition) Earlier than.
  (preposition) In front of.
  
  
• beg
  (v.) To ask for food, money, or other things because you are poor.
  
  
• belong
  (v.) To be owned by someone or something.
  
  
• belt
  (n.) A long piece of leather or cloth that you wear around your waist to hold up your clothes.
  
  
• bend
  (v.) To change something so that it is not straight.
  (n.) A part that is not straight.
  
  
• bet
  (v.) To guess that something will happen, often with money that you lose if you are wrong.
  
  
• better
  (adj.) Being higher than someone or something in a specific ability.
  (adj.) Healthier.
  
  
• between
  (preposition) In the middle of two things.
  
  

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