re·bar·ba·tive 
(rē-bärbə-tĭv)
(rē-bärbə-tĭv)adj.
Tending to irritate; repellent: "He became rebarbative, prickly, spiteful" (Robert Craft).
[French rébarbatif, from Old French, from (se) rebarber, to confront : re-, re- + barbe, beard (from Latin barba; see bhardh-ā- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots).]
- bring out
- bring round
- bring to
- bring to bear
- bring to book
- bring to knees
- bring to life
- bring to light
- bring to mind
- bring to (one's) knees
- bring to one's knees
- bring to pass
- bring to task
- bring to terms
- bring up
- bring up the rear
- brininess
- brink
- Brinkley
- brinkmanship
- brinksmanship
- Brinton
- briny
- brio
- brioche