Phrases Starting with "B" (39 Total)

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Found 39 phrases starting with the letter "B". Click on any phrase to view its detailed meaning, origin, and usage examples.

Group 1 - 13 phrases

Back to square one

Back at square one

Go back to square one

Return to square one

Bag and baggage

Bag, baggage and all

With bag and baggage

Bark is worse than their bite

Worse than bite

Bark up the wrong tree

Barking up the wrong tree

You're barking up the wrong tree

Wait with bated breath

With bated breath

Batten down the hatches

Batten the hatches

Down the hatches

Beat a dead horse

Beating a dead horse

Flog a dead horse

Flogging a dead horse

Beat around the bush

Beat the bushes

At someone's beck and call

At your beck and call

Before you can say Jack Robinson

Before you could say Jack Robinson

Beggars can't be choosers

Beggars cannot be choosers

Beggars must not be choosers

Beggars should be no choosers

Group 2 - 13 phrases

Better late than never

Better late than not at all

Between wind and water

Hit between wind and water

Strike between wind and water

Bigger than Dallas

Bigger'n Dallas

Birds of a feather flock together

Birds of a feather

Birds of a feather will flock together

Birds of one feather flock together

Bite off more than you can chew

Bite more than you can chew

More than you can chew

Bite the bullet

Another one bites the dust

Bite your tongue

Bite the tongue

Black affronted

Black affrontit

Blow hot and cold

Blow both hot and cold

Blow hot and cold with the same breath

Run hot and cold

Blow the cobwebs away

Blow your own trumpet

Blow one's own trumpet

Blow your own horn

Sound your own trumpet

Toot your own horn

Group 3 - 13 phrases

Bob's your uncle

Bob is your uncle

Bob's your uncle and Fanny's your aunt

Robert's your father's brother

Be a box of birds

Feel a box of birds

Look a box of birds

Buckley's chance

Buckley's and none

Buckley's and Nunn

Burn the candle at both ends

Candle both ends

Burn the midnight oil

Burn your bridges

Burn the bridges

bought the farm

By and large speaking

By hook or by crook

By crook or by hook

By hook and by crook

Either by hook or by crook

Do something strictly by the book

By the skin of your teeth

By the skin of one's teeth