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Blowout

Blowout refers to a depression caused by erosive wind

see also:
"Blowout" is in the UNSPSC Code "20121501"
  Blowout preventers

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Bluebeard

Bluebeard is defined as a man who marries and kills one wife after another. Bluebeard is a term after the nickname of the main character Raoul in a fairy tale by Charles Perrault (1628-1703). In the story, Bluebeard's wife finds the bodies of his previous wives in a room she was forbidden to enter. Yes, he did have a blue beard.

BMI

BMI is the abbreviations of Body Mass Index, an estimate of obesity determined by body weight and height. Weight (in kilograms) divided by height (in meters) squared (kg/m2). It is an adjusted ratio of weight to height; used to define "overweight”; a ratio of body weight and height that is related to total body fat.

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Boat Accidents

Boat accidents are incidents involving watercraft that occur unexpectedly and often under stressful conditions. While boating is usually associated with leisure or recreation, accidents on the water can quickly become frightening experiences. Conditions may change without warning, visibility can be limited, and escape options are often restricted. Because of this, the effects of a boat accident are not always limited to physical injury. Emotional and cognitive responses frequently follow and can shape how a person feels about water, safety, and risk long after the incident has ended.

When questions about responsibility arise, some individuals seek practical guidance by consulting a boat accident lawyer to better understand possible next steps related to medical costs, emotional harm, or other consequences linked to the accident.

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Bobbsey twins

Bobbsey twins is defined as two (2) people who appear, think, or do alike. Bobbsey twins is a term which is derived from the characters in a children's book series created in 1904 and published under the pen name of Laura Lee Hope.

Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence

Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence refers to the ability to control body movements and handle objects skillfully. These learners express themselves through movement.

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Body armor or Muscular armor

Body armor or Muscular armor refers to a protective mechanism in the individual to deal with the punishment that comes from acting on instinctual demands, such as defecating in public.

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Body awareness

Body awareness when patients may move or change positions and develop more awareness of their body.

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