a gossip
buldócer
a bulldozer
buque
a big plate of food
burujón
an accumulation of many things
burumba
embroil, entangle
buti
fat, chubby
buty
something good or that tastes delicious
caballito
motorized police
bocajarro
a person that has a big mouth
bohío
a traditional store
bolao
1) mad 2) hungry
botao
a person that does not understand something when explained
botar la casa por la ventana
to go crazy spending money, spend too much
botella
1) when a person receives money from the government without actually performing any work 2) the action of several people cutting in to buy something
botero
a private driver, not necessarily a taxi driver
berraco
dumb, stupid
berreao
mad, upset
berrearse
to get mad or upset
berro
fury, anger
bibijagüa
large, red ants that stink
bici-taxi
long bicycles with more than two seats in the back, used by tourists as taxis
bilongo
witchcraft
birula
bicycle
bisne
business, from the English “business”
bisnear
to do business
bisté
1) a steak, 2) a fashionable haircut
bloqueado
someone that doesn’t understand what was explained to him
bocadito
a small sandwich, typical for parties and birthdays
bachata
hubbub, noise, commotion
baja y chupa
a tube top