#17 - Prefix: Bi- (meaning: "two”)

bilingual [bahy-LING-gwuh l]

• NOUN: a person who shows no gratitude

• ADJECTIVE: using or knowing two languages

• ADJECTIVE: lacking interest or significance or impact

• ADJECTIVE: marked by unconcern

bilateral [bahy-LAT-er-uh l]

• ADJECTIVE: marked by unconcern

• NOUN: a person who shows no gratitude

• NOUN: having two spouses at the same time

• ADJECTIVE: affecting or undertaken by two parties

bipartisan [bahy-PAHR-tuh-zuh n]

• ADJECTIVE: invulnerable to fear or intimidation

• ADJECTIVE: supported by both sides

• ADJECTIVE: occurring twice a year.

• ADJECTIVE: impervious to correction by punishment

bicameral [bahy-KAM-er-uh l]

• VERB/ADJECTIVE: divided into or made up of two parts

• ADJECTIVE: composed of two legislative bodies

• ADJECTIVE: occurring every second year

• ADJECTIVE: using or knowing two languages

bifurcated [bahy-fer-keyt]

• ADJECTIVE: occurring twice a year.

• ADJECTIVE: impervious to correction by punishment

• VERB/ADJECTIVE: divided into or made up of two parts

• ADJECTIVE: invulnerable to fear or intimidation

bisect [bahy-SEKT]

• NOUN: protection against future loss

• cut in half or cut in two

• ADJECTIVE: defying expression or description

• ADJECTIVE: marked by unconcern

bipolar [bahy-POH-ler]

• VERB/ADJECTIVE: divided into or made up of two parts

• ADJECTIVE: of or relating to manic depressive illness

• ADJECTIVE: not injurious to physical or mental health

• ADJECTIVE: marked by unconcern

bigamy [BIG-uh-mee]

• ADJECTIVE: marked by unconcern

• NOUN: protection against future loss

• NOUN: having two spouses at the same time

• ADJECTIVE: impervious to correction by punishment

biannual [bahy-AN-yoo-uh l]

• ADJECTIVE: occurring every second year

• VERB/ADJECTIVE: divided into or made up of two parts

• ADJECTIVE: lacking interest or significance or impact

• ADJECTIVE: occurring twice a year.

biennial [bahy-EN-ee-uh l]

• ADJECTIVE: occurring every second year

• occurring twice a year.

• ADJECTIVE: not to be placated or appeased or moved by

  entreaty

• ADJECTIVE: composed of two legislative bodies