| Babby | n | Baby |
| Babes-In-The-Cradle | n | Water figwort |
| Babies' Shoes | n | Common bugle |
| Baccobolts | n | Common bulrush |
| Bach | n | River |
| Bachelor | n | Suitor |
| Back And Edge | adv | Thoroughly |
| Back Up | v | Uphold |
| Backen | v | Delay |
| Backer | adv | Back |
| Backfriend | n | Secret enemy |
| Backhouse | n | Backroom |
| Backing | n | Inferior stone from Swanage quarries, used inside walls |
| Backlet | n | Backyard |
| Backrackets | n | Fireworks |
| Backside | adv | Rear |
| Backstone | n | Griddle |
| Backsword | n | Fencing with single sticks |
| Backswording | n | Fencing with single sticks |
| Backsyvore | adv | Back-to-front |
| Backsevore | adv | Back-to-front |
| Backsyforemost | adv | Back-to-front |
| Backsyforsy | adv | Back-to-front |
| Backward | adj | Unwilling, reluctant, shy, diffident, slow |
| Back-Door | adj | Mean, Stealthy, Underhand |
| Back-Scour | n | Strip of wharfage |
| Back-Along | adv | Past, in the |
| Back-Brand | n | Log put at the back of the fire |
| Back-End-Fore | adv | Backwards |
| Back-Heave | v | Winnow corn a second time |
| Back-Ledge | n | Backyard |
| Back-Stick | n | Fencing with single sticks |
| Back-Sunned | adj | North-facing |
| Back-Sunned | adj | Shaded |
| Back-Word | n | Retraction |
| Bacon-And-Eggs | n | Yellow Toadflax |
| Bacon-Silt | n | Trough for salting bacon |
| Bacon-Weed | n | Goosefoot (plant) |
| Bad (1) | adj | Tyrannical, Cruel |
| Bad (2) | adj | Ill |
| Bad (3) | n | Green outer husk of a walnut |
| Badge (1) | n | Moth of medium size |
| Badge (2) | n | Buy produce for resale |
| Badger (1) | n | Corn trader |
| Badger (2) | n | Huckster |
| Badger (3) | v | Torment (v) |
| Badger's Band | n | Rough music |
| Badger-Pied | adj | Black and white striped |
| Badly | adj | Ill |
| Baffle | v | Confuse |
| Bag | v | Cut corn/beans/peas with a bagging hook |
| Bagavel | n | Tribute granted to the citizens of Exeter by charter of Edward I |
| Baggabone | n | Vagabond |
| Baggage | n | Worthless person |
| Bagging-Hook | n | Sickle |
| Bagnet | v | Pierce |
| Bagonet. | n | Bayonet |
| Bail (1) | n | Handle of a bucket |
| Bail (2) | n | Hanging bar to separate horses in a stable |
| Bailie (1) | n | Alderman |
| Bailie (2) | n | Bailiff |
| Bainge | v | Bask |
| Bait (1) | n, v | Feed |
| Bait (2) | v | Pasture horses |
| Bak | v | Beat |
| Bake | v | Toast bread |
| Baker | n | Baking apple or potato |
| Baker's Bread | n | Bread made by a baker |
| Baking | n | Baked goods |
| Balch | n | Cord |
| Balch | n | Rope threaded with corks to mark mussel beds |
| Balcher | n | Young bird |
| Balderdash | n | Abuse, verbal |
| Bald-Rib | n | Spare ribs |
| Balker | n | Whetstone |
| Balking | n | Plough used to make furrows in which potatoes are planted |
| Balky | adj | Unsteady (of horse) |
| Ball-party | n | Ball |
| Ballard | n | Castrated ram |
| Ballet | n | Ballad |
| Ballitraunt | n | Buffoon |
| Ballot | n | Bundle, package |
| Ballyrag | v | Abuse verbally |
| Balm | n | Lemon balm (plant) |
| Baloo | n | Hullabaloo |
| Balser | n | Marble, largest sized stone |
| Bam | n | Gaiter |
| Bamby | adv | Presently |
| Bamfoozle | v | Bamboozle |
| Bammock | v | Knock about |
| Ban | v | Swear |
| Banbury Tale | n | Silly talk |
| Bander | n | Border |
| Bander | n | Mouth (derogatory) |
| Bandore | n | Zither |
| Bandy (1) | n | Game similar to hockey |
| Bandy (2) | adj | Knock-kneed |
| Bandy (3) | v | Wander, roam |
| Bane (1) | n | Sheep-rot |
| Bane (2) | v | Infect |
| Banes | n | Banns of marriage |
| Bang | n | Blow |
| Banger | n | Blow |
| Banging | adj | Huge |
| Bank (1) | n | Bench, stone |
| Bank (2) | v | Heap up |
| Bank (3) | v | Beat |
| Bank | n | Field, sloping |
| Banker | n | Bench, Stonemason's |
| Bank-Martin | n | Sand martin |
| Banned | pp | Having had banns of marriage published |
| Bannee | v | Contradict rudely |
| Banner | n | Stickleback |
| Bannet-Hay | n | Rickyard |
| Bannick | v | Thrash |
| Bannin | n | Barrier |
| Bannis | n | Stickleback |
| Bannister Money | n | Money paid by the mayors of Exeter to the poor |
| Bannock | n | Oatcake |
| Bannut | n | Walnut |
| Banstickle | n | Stickleback |
| Bantam-Sow | n | Sow, small |
| Banter about | v | Potter about |
| Banty | n | Stickleback |
| Ban-Twivy Twist (1) | adj | Askew |
| Ban-Twivy Twist (2) | adj | Awry |
| Ban-Dog | n | Watchdog |
| Bar | n | Crowbar |
| Barb. | n | Peg |
| Barber | v | Shave |
| Barber's Brushes | n | Teasel |
| Bare-ridged | adj | Bareback |
| Barenhond | v | Assure |
| Bargain-letter | n | One who hires quarrymen |
| Barge (1) | n | Hog, fat |
| Barge (2) | n | Outer edge of gable |
| Barge (3) | v | Cut brushwood off hedge |
| Bark (1) | v | Strip a tree of bark |
| Bark (2) | v | Cough hoarsely |
| Barken | n | Farmyard |
| Barley-Bird | n | Common gull |
| Barley-Buck | n | A guessing game |
| Barm | n | Yeast |
| Barn (1) | n | Barley which has always been kept undercover |
| Barn (2) | v | Put into a barn |
| Barnaby | n | Summer solstice |
| Barnacles | n | Nose-ring for a bull |
| Barney | n | Disturbance |
| Barnish You | int | Curse you |
| Barnstaple Fair Weather | n | Blustery weather |
| Barn-Gun | n | Shingles |
| Barracan | n | Spinning wool |
| Barraquail | n | Crossbar |
| Barras | n | Canvas |
| Barred Woodpecker | n | Lesser spotted woodpecker |
| Barrener | n | Barren cow |
| Barrow (1) | n | Gelt pig |
| Barrow (2) | v | Carry in a wheelbarrow |
| Barrow (3) | n | Swaddling clothes |
| Barth | n | Pasture |
| Bartlemas | n | St Bartholomew's Day |
| Barton | n | Farmyard |
| Barweed | n | Field bindweed |
| Bar-Goose | n | White-fronted goose |
| Base | n | Perch (fish) |
| Bases | n | Bedclothes, hanging |
| Base-Child | n | Illegitimate child |
| Bash | n | Blow, heavy |
| Basket | n | Stomach |
| Basket Fern | n | Male fern |
| Baskets | n | Ribwort plantain |
| Basky Bird | n | Yellowhammer |
| Bast | n | Fibrous inner bark of lime tree |
| Bastard-killer | n | Savin |
| Bastick | n | Basket |
| Bat (1) | n | Bundle of straw |
| Bat (2) | n | Hobnailed boot |
| Bate (1) | n | Bad temper |
| Bate (2) | v | Abate |
| Bate (3) | v | Quarrel |
| Bater | n | Stag, young |
| Batfolding | v | Catching birds in a net at night |
| Batfowl | v | Catching birds in a net at night |
| Bath | v | Bathe |
| Bathe (1) | v | Toast |
| Bathe (2) | v | Wither |
| Bather | v | Struggle |
| Bathy | adj | Damp |
| Bats | n | Worms, parasitic |
| Battels | n | Bill for meals at Oxford University |
| Batten (1) | v | Partition |
| Batten (2) | n | Plank |
| Batter (1) | v | Dust bath, have a |
| Batter (2) | n | Embankment |
| Batter (3) | v | Build a wall |
| Battery | n | Embankment |
| Batting | v | Catching birds in a net at night |
| Battle (1) | n | Mallet |
| Battle (2) | v | Fertilise |
| Battle (3) | v | Have a kitchen account at Oxford University |
| Battledore | n | Book, early learning |
| Batty | n | Cake, small |
| Bat-Birding | v | Catching birds in a net at night |
| Bat-Mouse | n | Bat |
| Bausy | adj | Obese |
| Bavin | n | Faggot, wooden |
| Bawd | n | Dirt |
| Bay (1) | n | Space between two beams |
| Bay (2) | v | Dam |
| Bay (3) | n | Second branch of stag's horn |
| Bayard | n | Bay horse |
| Bazier | n | Auricula |
| Bazzom | n | Heather |
| Bead | v | Pray |
| Beads | n | Procumbent pearwort |
| Bead-Bind | n | Black briony |
| Beagle | n | Nasty person |
| Beak-Iron | n | Anvil used by coopers |
| Beal (1) | n | Polecat |
| Beal (2) | n | Bill (of bird) |
| Beam-Bird | n | Spotted flycatcher |
| Bean helms | n | Short, scythe-like implement |
| Bean | n | Withy band |
| Bear | n | Game where children run under other children's legs and are hit with sticks |
| Bear In Hand | phr | Conjecture |
| Bear's Ears | n | Auricula |
| Beard | n | Sepals of apple blossom |
| Beared | v | Borne |
| Bearer | b | Pall-bearer |
| Beastle | v | Befoul |
| Beastly | adj | Soiled |
| Beat (1) | v | Pare turf for burning |
| Beat (2) | n | Turf pared for burning |
| Beat-Axe | n | Axe used for paring turf |
| Beauty | n | Ugly person (ironic) |
| Beaver | n | Bushes growing by a hedge |
| Becall | v | Call names |
| Because Why | adv | Because |
| Becky Leaves | n | Brooklime |
| Bed | v | Lodge |
| Bed Furze | n | Dwarf furze |
| Bedanged | adj | Damned |
| Bedgown | n | Nightdress |
| Bedlam | n | Troublesome person or animal |
| Bedlier | n | Bedridden person |
| Bedman | n | Sexton |
| Bedole | adj | Grieving |
| Bedwine | n | Clematis |
| Bed-Ale | n | Baby shower |
| Bed-Tie | n | Feather bed |
| Beechen | adj | Beech, made of |
| Beech-Meats | n | Beech-mast |
| Beef | n | Carbonate of lime |
| Beer | n | Number of threads into which a warp is divided in weaving |
| Beest | n | Milk which a cow gives after calving |
| Beesting | n | Milk which a cow gives after calving |
| Beet | v | Kindle |
| Beever | n | Hedge overgrown with brambles |
| Beeze | v | Drive out |
| Bee-Bird | n | Blue tit |
| Bee-Plant | n | Borage |
| Bef | v | Befall |
| Beforn | prep | Before |
| Begaged | adj | Bewitched |
| Begar | int | By God |
| Beget | v | Forget |
| Beggar's Plush | n | Corduroy |
| Beggar | v | Impoverish |
| Beggaring (1) | adj | Worrying |
| Beggaring (2) | adj | Tiresome |
| Beggarly | adj | Unproductive (of land) |
| Begin | v | Scold |
| Begor | int | By God |
| Begrumpled | adj | Affronted |
| Begum | int | By gum |
| Begummer | int | By gum |
| Behither | prep | On this side |
| Beholding | prep | Beholden |
| Behope | v | Hope |
| Behopes | n | Hope |
| Bejingoed | adj | Insane |
| Beknow | v | Know |
| Belate | v | Hinder |
| Belche | n | Line used in salmon fishing in the Severn |
| Belge | v | Bellow |
| Belike | adv | Perhaps |
| Beliked | adj | Beloved |
| Belk | v | Belch |
| Bellis | v | Flog |
| Bellock | v | Bellow |
| Bellows | v | Breathe heavily |
| Bellowses | n | Bellows |
| Belly | v | Swell |
| Belly-Timber | n | Food |
| Belly-Vengeance | n | Sour drink |
| Belsh | v | Clean the tails of sheep |
| Belt | v | Clean the tails of sheep |
| Belve | v | Bellow |
| Belver | v | Belch |
| Bemean | v | Stoop to |
| Ben | n | Truth |
| Bencrake | n | Corncrake |
| Bender | n | Great thing |
| Bends | n | Ridges in furrowed land |
| Beneaped | adj | Stranded (of ship) |
| Benge | n | Binge |
| Benjoram | n | Large amount |
| Benn | n | Ridge of grassland |
| Bennet | n | Grass, dry |
| Bensil | v | Thrash |
| Bent | n | Grass, coarse |
| Bepity (1) | v | Commiserate |
| Bepity (2) | v | Pity |
| Bequeath | n | Bequest |
| Bergander | n | Sheldrake |
| Berrithatch | n | Litter for horses |
| Berry | n | Gooseberry |
| Berry | n | Warren, rabbit |
| Berry-Breaker | n | Hawfinch |
| Berry-Moucher | n | Truant during blackberry season |
| Bescummer | v | Smear with dirt |
| Besepts | prep | Except |
| Besetment | n | Hamartia |
| Beshame | v | Shame |
| Besom | n | Broom |
| Bessy | n | Mansplainer |
| Bestest | n | Best |
| Beswin | n | Bindweed |
| Beteem | v | Bestow |
| Bethink | v | Think |
| Betime | adv | Early |
| Better (1) | n | Right hand |
| Better (2) | n | Right foot |
| Better (3) | adj | More |
| Betterment | n | Improvement |
| Bettermost | adj | Best |
| Betterness | n | Improvement |
| Betwattled | adj | Bewildered |
| Between-whiles | prep | Intermittently |
| Betwit | v | Taunt |
| Betwix | prep | Between |
| Bever | v | Shiver |
| Bever | n | Drink taken between meals |
| Beverage | n | Cider, small |
| Bew | v | Bend |
| Bewattled (1) | adj | Of sheep, covered in pellets of clay after feeding in a turnip field |
| Bewattled (2) | adj | Damned |
| Bewivered | adj | Bewildered |
| Bewrayed | adj | Babbling |
| Bezant | n | Rogationtide festival held in Shaston |
| Bezzle | v | Embezzle |
| Bias | n | Comfort zone |
| Bib | n | Food or drink, small quantity of |
| Bib And Tucker | n | Best clothes |
| Bibber | v | Shiver |
| Bibble | v | Tremble |
| Bible | v | Flog (at Winchester College) |
| Bible-Clerk | n | College prefect at Oxford |
| Bible-Back | adj | Round-shouldered |
| Bicker | n | Drinking cup, small |
| Bicky | n | Hide-and-seek |
| Biddy | n | Chicken |
| Biddy’s Eyes | n | Pansy |
| Biffin | n | Apple, cooking |
| Big (1) | adj | Haughty |
| Big (2) | v | Magnify |
| Bigness | n | Size |
| Bigotty | adj | Bumptious |
| Billed | adj | Distracted |
| Billet (1) | n | Bundle of reeds |
| Billet (2) | n | Mess |
| Billy-Biter | n | Blackcap |
| Billy (1) | n | Bundle of reeds |
| Billy (2) | n | Hedge sparrow |
| Billy (3) | n | Tray used for carrying iron ore |
| Billy (4) | n | Bull |
| Billy with the pinafore on | n | Fool |
| Bill-Button | n | Water avens |
| Billy-Button | n | Burdock |
| Bimeby | adv | By-and-by |
| Bim-Boms | n | Church bells |
| Bin (1) | conj | Seeing (in phrases such as "seeing as….") |
| Bin (2) | n | Trough for animal fodder |
| Binder (1) | n | Clematis |
| Binder (2) | n | Large amount |
| Binnick | n | Minnow |
| Birchen | adj | Birch, made of |
| Bird-Batting. | v | Catching birds in a net at night |
| Bird-Keep | n | Bird scarer |
| Bird-Starving | v | Bird scaring |
| Birken | n | Spinning top, wooden |
| Birle | v | Pour drink |
| Biscake | n | Biscuit |
| Bisgy | n | Axe, double-edged |
| Bishop's Weed | n | Goutweed |
| Bisky | n | Biscuit |
| Bit | n | Morsel |
| Bitch-party | n | Tea party |
| Bite-fig | n | Miser |
| Bitsen | n | Smashed object |
| Bittersgall | n | Crab apple |
| Bittersweet | n | Woody nightshade |
| Bitter-Weed | n | Bad-tempered person |
| Bitting-Yarn | n | Yarn, small pieces of |
| Bittish | adj | Somewhat |
| Bittle | v | Grow (of root vegetable) |
| Black | n | Chaff |
| Blackamoor | n | Bulrush |
| Blackberry-moucher | n | Truant during blackberry season |
| Blacksmith | v | Do work of a blacksmith |
| Blackthorn-winter | n | Second winter, March-April |
| Black-Cap | n | Reed bunting |
| Black-Head | n | Tadpole |
| Black-Man | n | Ribwort |
| Bladder | n | Pimple |
| Blade | n | Shaft of cart or wagon |
| Blake (1) | v | Become breathless |
| Blake (2) | v | Bleat |
| Blake out | v | Protrude |
| Blanch | v | Turn back a deer from his course (in hunting) |
| Blandigo | n | Shower, rain |
| Blank | n | Spark |
| Blanker | n | Ember |
| Blanscue | n | Catastrophe |
| Blatch | n | Soot |
| Blawth | v | Blow |
| Blaze (1) | n | White mark on horse's face |
| Blaze (2) | n | Strike (of lightning) |
| Blaze (3) | v | Gossip |
| Bleachy | adj | Brackish |
| Bleat | adj | Bleak |
| Bleating | n | Noise made by wings of the snipe |
| Bleeding | n | Stick used for bleeding cattle |
| Bleeding-heart | n | Common red wallflower |
| Bliake | n | Piece of wood with hurdles for the soles of a hurdle |
| Blicant | adj | Luminous |
| Blicker | v | Flicker |
| Blight | n | Caterpillar |
| Blin | n | Rock whiting |
| Blind | n | Blinkers |
| Blind | adj | Unfruitful |
| Blind Barney | phr | Blind man's buff |
| Blindego | n | Short-sighted person |
| Blind-Bucky-Davy | phr | Blind man's buff |
| Blink | n | Ray of light |
| Blissom (1) | v | Copulate (of sheep) |
| Blissom (2) | adj | Joyful |
| Blistered | adj | Damned |
| Blit | adj | Blighty |
| Blizzy | n | Blaze |
| Blog | n/v | Block |
| Blome-Down | adj | Clumsy |
| Blood | v | Bleed |
| Blood-lark | n | Meadow pipit |
| Bloody-Warrior | n | Dark-coloured wallflower |
| Blood-Alp | n | Bullfinch, male |
| Blood-Sucker | n | Leech |
| Bloom (1) | n | Blush |
| Bloom (2) | v | Shine (of sun) |
| Bloomy-Down | n | Sweet william |
| Blossom | n | Mayflower |
| Blover | n | Black pollack |
| Blovers | n | Jellyfish |
| Blow (1) | n | Smoke tobacco |
| Blow (2) | n | Blossom |
| Blow (3) | n | Mark left by shears in sheep-shearing |
| Blowings | n | Blossom |
| Blowth | n | Blossom |
| Blowze (1) | n | Fat slag |
| Blowze (2) | adj | Red-faced |
| Blowzy | adj | Dishevelled |
| Blue | n | Blue earthenware jug for holding beer |
| Blue Roan | n | Iron grey horse |
| Blue Betsy | n | Lesser periwinkle |
| Blue Hawk | n | Sparrowhawk |
| Blue Isaac | n | Hedge sparrow |
| Blue-Bottle | n | Blue cornflower |
| Blue-Vinny | n | Blue cheese |
| Bluff | adj | Fat-faced |
| Blunk | v | Snow lightly |
| Blunt | n | Storm |
| Blusterous | adj | Blustery |
| Boam | v | Trail along |
| Boar Thistle | n | Thistle |
| Board (1) | n | Table |
| Board (2) | v | Clear the board (in games) |
| Board (3) | v | Accost |
| Boarden | adj | Made of board |
| Boarward | adj | In heat (of sow) |
| Boat | n | Slice of orange |
| Bob | n | Timber carriage |
| Bobbant | adj | Forward (of girl) |
| Bobbies’-Eyes | n | Speedwell |
| Bobbin | n | Piece of tape used to strengthen hem of garment |
| Bobbing-Joan | n | Sprightly girl |
| Bobbins | n | Reptilian vertebrae |
| Bobbish | adj | Spirited |
| Bobble | n | Wave (at sea) |
| Bobby | n | Robin |
| Boby | n | Barley sieve |
| Bob’s-A-Dying | phr | Ruckus |
| Bob-Robin | n | Robin |
| Bochant | adj | Forward (of girl) |
| Boddom | n | Bottom |
| Bodement | n | Ill omen |
| Bodge (1) | n | Prod |
| Bodge (2) | v | Goad |
| Bodkin (1) | n | Tool used in thatching |
| Bodkin (2) | n | Bar forming part of a harness |
| Bodley | n | Stove |
| Bog | n | Shithouse, polite word for |
| Boggart | n | Hobgoblin |
| Bogie | n | Hobgoblin |
| Bogle | n | Hobgoblin |
| Boit | n/v | Bait |
| Boitle | n | Idiot |
| Bold Making | n | Intrusion |
| Boldacious | adj | Audacious |
| Bolster-pudding | n | Jam roly-poly |
| Bolt (1) | n | Cloth, roll of |
| Bolt (2) | n | Wood cut into pieces for lath-making |
| Bolt (3) | v | Seive flour |
| Bolt (4) | v | Truss straw |
| Bolting | n | Sheaf of straw |
| Bolus Nolus | phr | Willy-nilly |
| Boman-Teg | n | Putty |
| Bomble (1) | n | Restraint for cattle |
| Bomble (2) | n | Potato-apple |
| Bome | v | Swagger |
| Bomeswish | adv | Headlong |
| Bonce | n | Marble, large |
| Bone | v | Take levels of land for draining |
| Bonen | adj | Bone. Made of |
| Boneshave | n | Sciatica |
| Bonneswish | adv | Swiftly |
| Bonny | adj | Beautiful |
| Boo | v | Roar |
| Booby | n | Cry-baby |
| Boon-hook | n | Harvest work which a tenant is forced to give his landlord |
| Boor | v | Walk fast |
| Boosing | n | Cowshed |
| Boostering | adj | Bustling |
| Boot | n | Advantage |
| Booted | adj | Imperfectly grown (of corn) |
| Booth | n | Dairy |
| Bordering | n | Sweet alyssum |
| Bore-shore | n | Hurdle stake |
| Bore | v | Charge (of horse) |
| Borier | n | Auger |
| Boris-Noris | adj | Reckless |
| Borned | v | Birthed |
| Borstal | n | Pathway up a steep hill |
| Bosey | n | Hay, coarse |
| Bosky | adj | Drunk |
| Bosom | n | Fishing net |
| Boss | n | Hod |
| Boss | n | Mistake |
| Bossell | n | Corn marigold |
| Bost | v | Burst |
| Botcher | n | Brown trout |
| Botham | n | Corn marigold |
| Botherment | n | Difficulty |
| Botherum | n | Corn marigold |
| Bothresh | n | Mistle thrush |
| Bottle | n | Blister |
| Bottle-Tit | n | Long-tailed tit |
| Bouge | v | Bulge |
| Boughten | adj | Store-bought |
| Bounce | n | Boasting |
| Bounceful | adj | Arrogant |
| Bouncing Bess | n | Valerian |
| Bound | n | Boundary |
| Bourn | n | Stream, intermittent |
| Bousy | adj | Plump |
| Bout | n | Rabbit-hole |
| Bovisand Soldier | n | Redspur valerian |
| Bow | v | Bend |
| Bowerly | adj | Burly |
| Bower-Stone | n | Boundary stone |
| Bowk | n | Nave of wheel |
| Bowl-dish | n | Handled bowl used in making cheese |
| Bowl | n | Marble (gaming) |
| Bow-Haul | n | Tow a vessel manually |
| Boxen | adj | Box-wood, made of |
| Boxer | n | Top hat |
| Boy (1) | n | Carter |
| Boy (2) | n | Old man |
| Bozzom (1) | n | Corn marigold |
| Bozzom (2) | adj | Deep red |
| Bracer | n | Brace, suspender (US) |
| Brack (1) | n | Fat covering the intestines of edible animals |
| Brack (2) | n | Fracture |
| Bracksus | n | Breakfast |
| Brad | n | Nail, large |
| Braggoty | adj | Mottled |
| Braid | v | Make net |
| Braid-back | v | Convulse |
| Brake (1) | n | Bracken |
| Brake (2) | n | Thicket |
| Brake (3) | n | Copse |
| Braler | n | Straw, bundle of |
| Brambling | n | Snow bunting, young |
| Brans | n | Freckles |
| Brand (1) | n | Log for burning |
| Brand (2) | n | Blight in corn |
| Brandiss | n | Three-legged iron stool used for supporting pan over fire |
| Brangle | n | Argument |
| Brant | n | Brent goose |
| Branten | adj | Courageous |
| Brash (1) | n | Gust of wind |
| Brash (2) | adj | Bracing |
| Brassen | adj | Brass, made of |
| Brassy-Bed | n | Bed of good new vein stone in Swanage quarries |
| Brat | n | Straw, short |
| Brave | adj | Fatted (of animal) |
| Bravely | adj | Healthy |
| Brawler | n | Reeds, bundle of |
| Brawn | n | Boar |
| Bray (1) | v | Neigh |
| Bray (2) | n | Hay raked into long rows |
| Breach | n | Land prepared for seed |
| Breachy | adj | Brackish |
| Bread-Corn | n | Corn used in baking |
| Break Bread | n | Breakfast |
| Breakstuff | n | Breakfast |
| Breast-Plough | n | Plough pushed with chest |
| Breath (1) | n | Stink |
| Breath, in a | phr | Moment, in a |
| Breath (2) | v | Neigh |
| Breathe | adj | Tilled (of land) |
| Bree | n | Soil, loose |
| Breeched | adj | Wealthy |
| Breeching | n | Harness, hind parts of |
| Breeding | adj | Fine (of weather) |
| Breeding-Bag | n | Uterus of sow |
| Breeds | n | Brim (of hat) |
| Breeze (1) | n | Gadfly |
| Breeze (2) | n | Bruise |
| Breezed | adj | Shivering |
| Brenn | v | Burn |
| Brennet | n | Knotted figwort |
| Brenth | n | Breadth |
| Brenth | adv | Once up and down the land (in ploughing) |
| Bribe | v | Nag |
| Bricken | adj | Brick, made of |
| Brickle | adj | Brittle |
| Bride-Ale | n | Wedding feast |
| Bridge-ramps | n | Ascents to a railway bridge |
| Brief | n | Begging letter |
| Brighten | n | Lichen |
| Bright-Eye | n | Lesser celandine |
| Brim | adj | In heat (of sow) |
| Brimmer | n | Hat, broad-brimmed |
| Brimstone | int | Term of abuse |
| Brim-Sand | n | Sand, sea |
| Brin | n | Linen, strong |
| Brinded (1) | adj | Brindled |
| Brinded (2) | Sour-faced | |
| Brindle | v | Be irritated |
| Brindzey | adj | Brindled |
| Bring Going | phr | Accompany |
| Brish over | v | Jump over |
| Brish over | v | Brush |
| Briss | n | Dust |
| Bristle | v | Work, get to |
| Bristol Weed | n | Dog's mercury |
| Brit (1) | v | Indent |
| Brit (2) | n | Herring, young |
| Brit (3) | n | Corn, overripe |
| Brith | n | Thorn bush |
| Brither | n | Brother |
| Brittle (1) | v | Frown |
| Brittle (2) | adj | Irritable |
| Brivit | n | Privet |
| Brize | v | Bruise |
| Broadside | n | Board on plough |
| Broad-Cast | adj | Scattered (of seed) |
| Brock (1) | n | Badger |
| Brock (2) | n | Turf dried for fuel |
| Brocket | n | Stag, two-year-old |
| Brocking | adj | Vicious (of horse) |
| Brockle | adj | Brittle |
| Broggle | v | Boast |
| Brogues | n | Breeches, leather |
| Broil | n | Hedge-trimmings |
| Broke-backed | adj | Rickety |
| Brood | n | Litter of pigs |
| Broodle | v | Brood |
| Brook (1) | v | Endure |
| Brook (2) | v | Wither |
| Brook-lime | n | Speedwell |
| Brook sparrow | n | Sedge warbler |
| Brooked | adj | Mottled (of sheep) |
| Brow (1) | n | Hill, steep |
| Brow (2) | adj | Brittle (of timber) |
| Brownie | n | Bee |
| Brown-Kitus | n | Bronchitis |
| Brown-Leamer | n | Hazelnut |
| Brown-Titus | n | Bronchitis |
| Browse | n | Brushwood |
| Browsy | adj | Ruddy-faced |
| Bruckle | adj | Brittle |
| Bruckle-Hearted | adj | Having no central stalk (of cabbage) |
| Bruff | adj | Brittle |
| Bruggle | v | Struggle |
| Brumps, Have the | adj | Stampeding (of cattle) |
| Brumstone | n | Brimstone |
| Brunnet | n | Figwort |
| Brunt | adj | Brusque |
| Brush (1) | v/n | Tussle |
| Brush (2) | v | Beat |
| Brush along | v | Busy onesself |
| Brushen | adv | Very |
| Brushes | n | Teasel |
| Brushet | n | Thicket |
| Bruss | n | Furze, dried for fuel |
| Brustle | n | Bristle |
| Bryanstone Buck | n | Stag beetle |
| Bubby-Head | n | Miller's thumb (fish) |
| Buck (1) | n | Stag beetle |
| Buck (2) | pp | Souring (of milk) |
| Buck (3) | v | Warp (of saw) |
| Buck (4) | n | Rabbit, male |
| Buck (5) | n | Load of laundry, large |
| Buck (6) | v | Extract |
| Buck (7) | v | Swell |
| Buckhorn | n | Club-moss |
| Bucking | n | Load of laundry, large |
| Bud | n | Yearling calf |
| Bud-bird | n | Bullfinch |
| Buddle (1) | v | Suffocate in mud |
| Buddle (2) | n | Tub for washing ore |
| Budge | adj | Solemn |
| Budget | n | Bag, workman's |
| Budgy | adj | Squat |
| Buff (1) | v | Bother |
| Buff (2) | v | Stammer |
| Buffcoat | n | Apple, large |
| Buffet (1) | n | Cupboard, corner |
| Buffet (2) | v | Warm onesself by putting ones arms across ones chest |
| Buffle | v | Stammer |
| Buffler | v | Cheat |
| Buffle-Head | n | Idiot |
| Bugaboo | n | Hobgoblin |
| Bugan, play the | v | Destroy |
| Bugger | n | Hobgoblin |
| Buggins' Hopper | n | Clouds emanating from a single point |
| Buggle-Arsed | adj | Dutch built |
| Bugle | n | Bullock |
| Bugles | n | Bugloss |
| Builded | adj | Cracked (of egg, just before hatching) |
| Buldering | adj | Threatening (of clouds) |
| Bulk | v | Belch |
| Bull | adj | In heat (of cow) |
| Bullers | n | Flowers of umbelifferous plant |
| Bullocking | adj | Noisy |
| Bullward | adj | In heat (of cow) |
| Bully | n | Boulder |
| Bull-Beggar | n | Scarecrow |
| Bull-Necks | n | Grudge |
| Bulrush | n | Marsh marigold |
| Bum (1) | n | Bung |
| Bum (2) | n | Knock |
| Bumbarrel | n | Long-tailed tit |
| Bumbaste | v | Thrash |
| Bumble (1) | v | Hum |
| Bumble (2) | n | Blackberry |
| Bumble-Kite | n | Blackberry |
| Bummick (1) | n | Undulation |
| Bummick (2) | n | Ox |
| Bumping | adj | Large |
| Bum-Bailey | n | Bailiff |
| Bum-Towel | n | Long-tailed tit |
| Bunch | n | Lode |
| Bunchy (1) | n | Banksia rose |
| Bunchy (2) | adj | Stout |
| Bunger | v | Fumble |
| Bungey | n | Imber, person from |
| Bunglement | n | Confusion |
| Bungy | adj | Squat |
| Bunk | v/n | Blindfold |
| Bunky-Bean | n | Hide and seek |
| Bunned | pp | Shrunk |
| Bunny | n | Chine |
| Bunt (1) | n | Bundle of wood |
| Bunt (2) | v | Butt (by horned animal) |
| Bunt (3) | v | Plait hair |
| Bunt (4) | v | Sift bran from wheat flour |
| Bunting | n | Wood lark |
| Bunty | adj | Stout |
| Bunt-Lark | n | Corn bunting |
| Bup-Horse | n | Horse, child's term for |
| Burr (1) | n | Burrow |
| Burr (2) | n | Stone used in millstones |
| Burr (3) | n | Sweetbread |
| Burr (4) | n | Nut (of bolt) |
| Burcott | n | Load |
| Burd | n | Bread |
| Burge | n | Bridge |
| Burl | v | Darn |
| Burn | n | Burden |
| Burning Of The Hill | phr | Mendip punishment for theft of ore |
| Burnish | v | Grow fat |
| Burn-Bake | v | Slash and burn |
| Burn-Beat | v | Slash and burn |
| Burrals | n | Burrow-walls |
| Burring | prep | Purring |
| Burrow (1) | n | Shelter |
| Burrow (2) | n | Burial mound |
| Burrow-Duck | n | Shelduck |
| Burstle | n | Bristle |
| Burt | v | Dent |
| Burton | n | Mixture of ale and beer |
| Bury | n | Rabbit-hole |
| Buseful | adj | Abusive |
| Busey | adj | Abusive |
| Bush (1) | n | Thorn |
| Bush (2) | v | Confirm (eccl.) |
| Bush (3) | v | Butt (by horned animal) |
| Bushet | v | Sprout |
| Bushment | n | Thicket |
| Business | n | Fuss |
| Busk (1) | n | Calf too long unweaned |
| Busk (2) | n | Milksop |
| Busket | n | Shrub |
| Buskins | n | Gaiters, leather |
| Buss (1) | n | Calf |
| Buss (2) | n | Milksop |
| Bussa | n | Coarse earthenware vessel |
| Bussel | n | Axle (of wagon) |
| Bussock | n | Donkey |
| Bussicky | adj | Asthmatic |
| Buss-Calf (1) | n | Calf, unweaned |
| Buss-Calf (2) | n | Child, spoilt |
| Buster | n | Whopper |
| Bustle-Headed | adj | Stunted (of plants) |
| Busy as balty | adj | Very busy |
| Busy-Good | n | Busybody |
| But | n | Spade (card suit) |
| Butch | v | Butcher |
| Butment | n | Foundation (of building) |
| Butt (1) | n | Rump steak |
| Butt (2) | n | Salmon trap |
| Butt (3) | n | Momentum |
| Butt (4) | n | Bee-hive |
| Butt (5) | n | Hedge |
| Butt (6) | n | Cart, two-wheeled |
| Butt (7) | n | Guard worn in cudgel-playing |
| Butt (8) | n | Cushion, kneeling |
| Buttal | n | Land which abuts another property |
| Buttery (1) | v | Flatter |
| Buttery (2) | n | Pantry |
| Buttress | n | Hoof nippers |
| Butt-Shut | v | Join iron without welding |
| Buxom | adj | Jolly |
| Buzz (1) | v | Gossip |
| Buzz (2) | n | Empty bottle in drinking |
| Buzzard | n | Moth |
| Buzzel-Hearted | adj | Lacking central stalk (of cabbage) |
| Buzzly | adj | Stunted (of plants) |
| Buzznacking | prep | Gossiping |
| Buzzy | adj | Bushy |
| Bwye | int | Goodbye |
| Byes | n | Corners of a field which cannot be reached by plough |
| Byle | n | Boil |
| Byre | n | Cowshed |
| By-The-Wind | n | Clematis, wild |
| By-Past | ppl | Past |
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