bolster, boon, bambastic
Bolster (BOHL ster) v : to support, as in a group; to give a boost; N. a large pillow
The coach saw it was time to bolster his team.
Since Jackie’s surgery, she has had to use a back bolster when she sits.
Bombastic (Bom Bas tik) adj : high sounding; use of language without much real meaning
The candidate’s bombastic speech was hard to understand because it made no sense.
The bombastic article was obviously written by a reporter who didn’t do his research.
Boon (boon) n : something to be thankful for; blessing; benefit
The week-long rain was a boon to the farmers whose crops were withering from the drought.
