- 06.043 bouncing down on our heads.’
10K
Boulder
- 04.002 Boulders, too, at times came galloping down the mountain-sides,
- 06.005 and suddenly he saw peering between two big boulders
- 06.040 and the long grasses between the boulders,
- 07.102 there black and dark lay boulders stark
- 11.006 and splashing among many boulders,
- 12.022 cringing under boulders,
- 13.064 and most of its stones were now only boulders
Bough
First it meant “shoulder”, then by extension limb and limb of a tree, then the “shoulder” use faded away, remaining in only a few northern patches of Britain.
- 06.052 in the greenery of the topmost boughs.
- 06.052 in its boughs,
- 06.099 The eagles had brought up dry boughs for fuel,
- 07.134 almost beneath the great overhanging boughs
- 08.002 in the tangled boughs
- 08.041 and grimed from the old bark of the greater boughs;
- 08.113 and crawling along the boughs above the heads of the dwarves.
- 08.124 and the boughs less thick
Bottommost
It is the superlative of the adjective/adverb “bottom”
- 12.012 Before him lies the great bottommost cellar
“bottom, n.” OED Online. Oxford University Press, June 2015. Web. 28 July 2015.
Borderland
this one can be one word, two words, or a hyphenated word.
- 19.023 of the borderland of the Wild,
“ˈborder-ˌland, n.” OED Online. Oxford University Press, June 2015. Web. 28 July 2015.
Bombur
A note on the naming of dwarves.
- 01.049 Let me introduce Bifur, Bofur, Bombur,
- 01.050 said Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur standing
- 01.050 with Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur on top of him.
- 01.050 For one thing Bombur was immensely fat
- 01.055 and salad,’ said Bombur.
- 01.070 Bombur produced a drum from the hall;
- 02.075 and Bombur piled uncomfortably near the fire.
- 02.076 and Bombur had given a lot of trouble,
- 02.109 and pocket-picking,” said Bombur,
- 04.045 and down on Bombur’s back.
- 04.046 said poor Bombur, who was fat,
- 06.043 grumbled Bombur;
- 06.052 Bifur, Bofur, Bombur,
- 07.030 Bombur is fattest
- 07.087 gasped Bombur puffing up behind.
- 08.024 and last Dwalin and Bombur.’
- 08.025 said Bombur.
- 08.029 and Bombur
- 08.030 Bombur has fallen in!
- 08.030 Bombur is drowning!’
- 08.030 Bombur had only one foot on the land
- 08.032 and Bombur’s clumsiness,
- 08.033 Bombur slept on with a smile on his fat face,
- 08.036 and they were burdened with the heavy body of Bombur,
- 08.036 and smiling Bombur
- 08.038 Still Bombur slept
- 08.046 from Bombur.
- 08.050 while Bombur kept on wailing
- 08.054 Even Bombur got up,
- 08.055 gasped Bombur puffing up behind.
- 08.057 said Bombur,
- 08.057 because Bombur kept on describing
- 08.067 he has gone like Bombur,’
- 08.071 very much as Bombur had described the figure
- 08.073 Bombur, Bifur, Bofur, xx Dwalin, Balin,
- 08.089 It is poor old Bombur,
- 08.089 in Bombur still.
- 08.092 the spider had reached Bombur,
- 08.108 Poor old Bombur was so exhausted –
- 08.112 round old Bombur
- 08.112 and left Bombur to Bilbo.
- 08.114 twelve of them counting poor old Bombur,
- 10.015 Poor fat Bombur was asleep or senseless;
- 11.016 and Bombur were left behind
- 11.017 Bombur would not come up either the rope or the path.
- 11.031 (except Bombur,
- 12.024 Bombur and Bofur –
- 12.027 Up came Bombur,
- 13.062 It’s a cold lonesome place,’ said Bombur.
- 15.059 except perhaps old fat Bombur
- 16.007 Only Bombur was there,
- 16.008 It is mighty cold!’ said Bombur.
- 16.016 As soon as Bombur had gone,
- 16.016 Bombur would sleep
- 16.041 and I promised to wake old Bombur at midnight,
- 16.047 At midnight he woke up Bombur;
- 17.061 and poor old Bombur,
- 18.033 and Bombur –
- 18.038 Oin, Gloin, Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur!
Bolg
- 17.041 Bolg of the North is coming,
- 17.054 and with them came the bodyguard of Bolg,
- 17.058 and Thorin drove right against the bodyguard of Bolg.
- 17.059 The bodyguard of Bolg came howling against them,
- 18.024 and pulled down Bolg himself
Bog
- 03.008 There were bogs,
- 10.003 and bogs had spread
Bofur
A note on the naming of dwarves.
- 01.049 Let me introduce Bifur, Bofur, Bombur,
- 01.050 said Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur standing
- 01.050 with Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur on top of him.
- 01.054 and cheese,’ said Bofur.
- 01.070 and Bofur went out too,
- 02.075 and Bifur and Bofur and Bombur piled uncomfortably near the fire.
- 06.052 Bifur, Bofur, Bombur,
- 07.086 and Bofur as well.
- 07.087 In came Bifur and Bofur.
- 07.108 It was Bofur,
- 08.024 Bifur and Bofur;
- 08.073 Bombur, Bifur, Bofur,
- 08.108 Bifur, Bofur, Dori and Nori.
- 08.114 and his brother Bofur;
- 10.013 and Bofur were less knocked about
- 11.016 Only Bofur and Bombur were left behind
- 11.017 while Bofur was hauled up to the higher camp.
- 12.024 Bombur and Bofur –
- 12.027 Up came Bofur,
- 18.033 and Bifur and Bofur and Bombur –
- 18.038 Oin, Gloin, Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur!
Boatmen
- 10.009 and the boatmen went to feast