BLOCKAGE (n)  That which prevents correct operation  MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO BLOCKAGE OF THE PITOT PIPE.  
 BLOCKED (adj)  That prevents correct operation  A BLOCKED OIL JET CAN CAUSE INCORRECT OPERATION.  
 blot (v)  DRY  DRY THE SURFACE WITH A TOWEL.  Blot the surface with a towel.
 BLOW (v),
 BLOWS, BLEW, BLOWN  To cause gas to move  BLOW DRY AIR THROUGH THE FEED AND SPRAY TUBES.  
 BLUNT (adj)  Not sharp  REMOVE THE SEALANT WITH A BLUNT SCRAPER.  
 blunted (adj)  BLUNT  EXAMINE THE STATIC DISCHARGERS FOR BENT AND BLUNT PINS.  Inspect static dischargers for bent and blunted pins.
 bolt (v)  BOLT (TN)  ATTACH THE TRACK TO THE CHANNELS WITH THE BOLTS.  Bolt track to channels.
BOND (n)  1. A connection between structural components for electrical "continuity"  DO A RESISTANCE CHECK OF THE PRIMARY BONDS.  
    2. A connection made with a chemical material  THE BOND IS SATISFACTORY AFTER FOUR HOURS.  
 BOND (v),
 BONDS, BONDED, BONDED  1. To make an electrical bond  THE STATIC DISCHARGER IS ELECTRICALLY BONDED TO THE WING.  
    2. To attach items together with a chemical material  WHEN YOU BOND THE MATERIALS, APPLY A THIRD COAT OF XXXX.  

 
 
 both (adj)  THE TWO (TN)  ATTACH THE TWO ENDS OF THE HOSE.  Attach both ends of hose.
 BOTTOM (adj)  That is "lowermost"  REMOVE THE BOTTOM BOLT.  
 BOTTOM (n)  The "lowermost" position  THE DRAIN PLUG IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE UNIT.  
 bottom (v)  TOUCH  OPEN THE DOOR UNTIL IT TOUCHES THE FLOOR.  Open door until it bottoms on the floor.
 branch (v)  DIVIDE  THE PRESSURE LINES DIVIDE IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS.  The pressure lines branch in different directions.
 breadth (n)  WIDTH  THE WIDTH OF THE MATERIAL MUST BE LARGER THAN XXXX.  The breadth of the material must be greater than XXXX.