Here you’ll find 17 Anagrams that start with B, organized from “abet” to “tribe”. They include common puzzle staples and some rarer or archaic entries useful for crosswords and Scrabble.

Anagrams that start with B are words whose letters can be rearranged to form other valid words beginning with B. For example, “abet” and “beat” show how small shifts produce different meanings and uses in language.

Below you’ll find the table with Word, Anagram, Definition, Part of speech, and Frequency.

Word: The target word that starts with B; you use it as the main lookup entry for each row.

Anagram of: The original letter set or alternate word that forms the anagram, helping you spot rearrangements quickly.

Definition: Concise one-line meaning with part of speech and a frequency tag to show commonness.

Part of speech: Short label (noun, verb, etc.) so you can match forms easily across puzzles and writing.

Frequency: Simple common/rare/archaic tag that helps you decide when to use the word in games or writing.

Anagrams that start with B

WordB-AnagramPOS & FrequencyLength & Letters
debarbreadv.; common5; letters: a, b, d, e, r
elbowboweln.; common5; letters: b, e, l, o, w
binarybrainyadj.; common6; letters: a, b, i, n, r, y
garbbragn.; common4; letters: a, b, g, r
tablebleatn.; common5; letters: a, b, e, l, t
saberbaresn.; common5; letters: a, b, e, r, s
rebateberaten.; common6; letters: a, b, e, e, r, t
abetbetav.; common4; letters: a, b, e, t
soberboresadj.; common5; letters: b, e, o, r, s
stablebleatsadj.; common6; letters: a, b, e, l, s, t
rebidbridev.; rare5; letters: b, d, e, i, r
badlybaldyadv.; common5; letters: a, b, d, l, y
tribebitern.; common5; letters: b, e, i, r, t
marbleblamern.; common6; letters: a, b, e, l, m, r
ablerblearadj.; common5; letters: a, b, e, l, r
breakbrakev.; common5; letters: a, b, e, k, r
tabledbladedv.; common6; letters: a, b, d, e, l, t

Descriptions

debar
v.; common — to exclude or bar someone from a place or privilege; a common legal verb.
elbow
n.; common — the joint between the upper and lower arm; an everyday anatomical noun.
binary
adj.; common — relating to two parts or to base‑2 systems; common in computing and math.
garb
n.; common — clothing or style of dress, often used in fashion or costume contexts.
table
n.; common — a flat-topped piece of furniture for eating or work; a widely used household noun.
saber
n.; common — a cavalry or fencing sword (US spelling); a familiar historical noun.
rebate
n.; common — a partial refund or discount on a payment; common in retail and finance.
abet
v.; common — to encourage or assist (often wrongdoing); a standard legal/ethical verb.
sober
adj.; common — not intoxicated; also describes a serious, calm, or restrained manner.
stable
adj.; common — firmly established or steady; also a noun for a horse shelter; widely used.
rebid
v.; rare — to place a bid again (in auctions or card games); a less common specialized verb.
badly
adv.; common — in a poor or severe way; a frequent adverb in everyday speech.
tribe
n.; common — a social group or clan; widely used in anthropology and everyday language.
marble
n.; common — a hard, often decorative stone or a small toy sphere; a familiar noun.
abler
adj.; common — more able; comparative of able, used to compare skill or capacity.
break
v.; common — to separate into pieces, pause, or stop motion; a very common verb.
tabled
v.; common — (tabled) to place on an agenda or to postpone discussion; common past-tense verb.
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