Cabin

Meanings of cabin:

Noun:
A hut, a cottage, a small room (in ship or train)

 

Verb:

To confine in a cabin, to live in cabin

Cabal

Meanings of Cabal:

Noun:
An intrigue, a party clique

 

Verb:

To combine in plotting

Cable

Meanings of cable:

Noun:
A large strong rope or chain, a circular moulding in rope form
A conductor for transmitting electrical or electric power

Bay

Meanings of bay:

Noun:

A herb which has leaves that are used to add flavour to cooking.

A part of the sea, or of a large lake, partly surrounded by a wide curve of the land.
The space between two pillars or walls.

Bawl

Meanings of bawl:

Noun:
A loud shout

Verb:
To shout or cry very loudly

Baa

Meanings of baa:

Noun:
Cry of sheep or lamb.

Battle

Meanings of battle:

Noun:
A fight between organized forces, especially during a war.
A fight between groups of people.

Verb:
To fight, to struggle, to contest.

Baton

Meanings of baton:

Noun:
Stick, rod, wand, cane, staff, baton, a truncheon
A slender wooden stick or rod used by a conductor to direct an orchestra or band.
Verb:
To strike with a baton.

Bathe

Meanings of bathe:

Noun:
The act of swimming
Verb:
Cleanse the entire body, to wash or immerse.
To swim, especially in the sea, a river or a lake.

Bath

Meanings of bath:

Noun:
Bath, bathing, bathe, ablution
Verb:
Bath, lave, bathe, wash, wash up, wash oneself.
To wash in a bath or to wash someone in a bath.

Batch

Meanings of batch:

Noun:
Party, side, gang, faction, swarm, batch, phalanx, team, a set of group, gang, batch, company.

Verb:
To collect into a set or group.

Bat

Meanings of bat:

Noun:
A stout wooden stick.
A bat used in playing cricket.
A quadruped winged mammal.

Verb:
To strike with the bat.

Bask

Bask (v.i.)

Enjoy warmth and light

Bash

Bash (v.i.)

Strike heavily to break or injure

Base

Base (n)(adj.)(verb)

Noun:

That on which a thing rests, foot, bottom, foundation, support, the starting point  in a race , the fixed goal in a game, basic, surface of a plane, compound body in chemistry.

Adjective:
Low, mean, inferior, illegitimate, vile, worthless, debased, counterfeit, servile, not free, humble, lowly

Barter

Barter (v.t. / v.i.) (n)

Exchange goods for good, to trade goods or services without the exchange of money.
(n)traffic by exchange of commodities

Barricade

Barricade (n)

Barrier of trees, carts or barrels, obstruction, fortification
(v.t.) to block

Abate

Abate (v.t.)

Diminished, subside, moderate, to become less strong, to grow low.

Abash

Abash (v.t.)

To put shame, to confuse, embarrass.

Abase

Abase (v.t.)

To cast down, to reduce, to degrade, to humble
To make yourself seem to be less important or not to deserve respect.