IPA: /bæˈbuːʃ/
KK: /bæˈbuʃ/
Definition: A type of slipper that is soft and has no heel, often associated with Turkish or Moroccan culture.
Example: She wore her colorful babouches while walking around the house.
IPA: /bəˈbʊʃ.kə/
KK: /bəˈbuʃkə/
Definition: A type of headscarf that is usually folded into a triangle and worn over the head, often associated with elderly women in Russia.
Example: She wore a colorful babushka while walking in the park.
IPA: //bæˈkɑːrə//
KK: /bæˈkɑːrə/
Definition: A card game that is played between a banker and players, often found in casinos.
Example: They decided to play baccara at the casino last night.
IPA: /ˌbækəˈnæl/
KK: /bækəˈnæl/
Definition: Relating to the ancient Roman festival of Bacchus, which involved drinking, dancing, and revelry.
Example: The party had a bacchanal atmosphere, filled with music and laughter.
Definition: A wild and noisy party or celebration, often involving drinking and dancing.
Example: The festival turned into a bacchanal, with music and laughter filling the streets.
IPA: /ˈbækənt/
KK: /ˈbækənt/
Definition: A person who participates in lively celebrations, often associated with drinking and revelry, especially in the context of ancient Greek and Roman traditions.
Example: The bacchant danced joyfully at the festival, celebrating the arrival of spring.
IPA: //bæˈkænt//
KK: /bækˈænt/
Definition: A woman who serves as a priestess or devoted follower of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and festivities.
Example: The bacchante danced joyfully at the festival, celebrating the arrival of spring.
IPA: /ˈbækɪk/
KK: /ˈbækɪk/
Definition: Relating to Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, often associated with festivities, joy, and drunkenness.
Example: The bacchic celebrations included music, dancing, and plenty of wine.
IPA: /ˈbæk.i.əs/
KK: /ˈbæk.i.əs/
Definition: A type of metrical foot in poetry that consists of one short syllable followed by two long syllables, or sometimes two long syllables followed by a short one.
Example: In classical poetry, the bacchius is used to create a specific rhythm and flow.
IPA: /ˈbæʧəldəm/
KK: /ˈbæʧəldəm/
Definition: The condition of being an unmarried man.
Example: He enjoyed the freedom of bachelordom before settling down.
IPA: /ˈbækˌklɔθ/
KK: /ˈbækˌklɔθ/
Definition: A piece of cloth used as a background for a scene, often in theater or photography.
Example: The stage was decorated with a beautiful backcloth that set the mood for the play.
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