| BALLOWS | • ballows n. Plural of ballow. • Ballows prop.n. Plural of Ballow. • BALLOW n. (Shakespeare) a cudgel. |
| BARLOWS | • Barlows n. Plural of Barlow. • BARLOW n. a jackknife. |
| BAWBLES | • bawbles n. Plural of bawble. • BAWBLE n. a cheap trinket, also BAUBLE. |
| BAWLERS | • bawlers n. Plural of bawler. • BAWLER n. one who bawls. |
| BAWLEYS | • bawleys n. Plural of bawley. • BAWLEY n. in Essex and Kent, a small fishing-smack. |
| BEWAILS | • bewails v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bewail. • BEWAIL v. to lament. |
| BYELAWS | • byelaws n. Plural of byelaw. • bye-laws n. Plural of bye-law. • BYELAW n. the law of a local authority or private corporation, also BYLAW. |
| BYRLAWS | • byrlaws n. Plural of byrlaw. • BYRLAW n. (archaic) a local law dealing with local customs and civil disputes, also BOURLAW. |
| SAWBILL | • sawbill n. (UK) The red-breasted merganser. • SAWBILL n. a kind of bird, aka merganser. |
| SEWABLE | • sewable adj. Capable of being sewed. • SEWABLE adj. able to be sewn. |
| SOWABLE | • sowable adj. Capable of being sowed. • SOWABLE adj. able to be sown. |
| WABBLES | • wabbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wabble. • WABBLE v. to wobble. |
| WAMBLES | • wambles n. Plural of wamble. • wambles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wamble. • WAMBLE v. to move unsteadily. |
| WARBLES | • warbles n. Plural of warble. • WARBLE v. to sing with melodic embellishments. |