BabysatBabysat.html
Babysat: Supervise children while their parents are not home watch over, supervise
BabysitBabysit.html
Babysit: Supervise children while their parents are not home watch over, supervise
BabysitterBabysitter.html
Babysitter: One who supervises children while the parents are away from home
BabysittingBabysitting.html
Babysitting: Taking care of a child or children while the parents are temporarily away (usually for a fee)
BairnBairn.html
Bairn: A child. [Scot. & Prov. Eng.]Has he not well provided for the bairn ! Beau. & Fl.
BambinoBambino.html
Bambino: A child or baby esp., a representation in art of the infantChrist wrapped in swaddling clothes.
BantlingBantling.html
Bantling: A young or small child an infant. [Slightly contemptuous ordepreciatory.]In what out of the way corners genius produces her bantlings. W.Irving.
BassinetBassinet.html
Bassinet: A wicker basket, with a covering or hood over one end, in whichyoung children are placed as in a cradle. See Bascinet. Lord Lytton.
BastardiseBastardise.html
Bastardise: Declare a child a bastard corrupt a language humiliate (also bastardize)
BastardizeBastardize.html
Bastardize: To make or prove to be a bastard to stigmatize as a bastard todeclare or decide legally to be illegitimate.The law is so indulgent as not to bastardize the ch