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Bursting - Definition:burstáing [brsting] adjective 1. overflowing: so full of an emotion or a quality that it is almost impossible to contain it bursting with energy 2. eager: wanting to do something very much (informal) I was bursting to tell her the news. 3. with full bladder: needing desperately to urinate (informal)

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Busboy- Definition:busáboy [bss by] (plural busáboys) noun server's assistant: somebody employed in a restaurant or caf to clear away dishes, set tables, and assist the servers

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Bugaboo- Definition:bugáaáboo [bgg? boo] (plural bugáaáboos) noun source of fear or annoyance: something that causes fear, annoyance, or trouble, especially an imagined threat or problem [Mid-18th century. Origin ?]

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Brother-in-law- Definition:(plural brotháers-in-law) noun 1. sister's husband: the husband of somebody's sister 2. spouse's brother: the brother of somebody's husband or wife 3. spouse's sister's husband: the husband of the sister of somebody's husband or wife

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Bright- Definition:bright [br?t] adjective (comparative brightáer, superlative brightáest) 1. intelligent: showing an ability to think, learn, or respond quickly She was brighter than other children her age. 2. cheerful: cheerful and lively He seems much brighter this morning. 3. likely to be successful: likely to be successful predicted a bright future for the company 4. beautiful: remarkably beautiful or handsome (archaic) adverb (comparative brightáer, superlative brightáest) with light: with a great deal of light noun (plural brights) somebody without supernatural beliefs: a person, e.g. an atheist, who has a naturalist, as opposed to a supernaturalist, view of the world, and who therefore considers himself or herself to be more rational than religious believers -brightáish, adjective -brightály, adverb Word Key: Synonyms See intelligent.

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