| ABRAYING | • abraying v. Present participle of abray. • ABRAY v. (Spenser) to awake, arouse, also ABRAID. |
| BANDYING | • bandying n. Gerund of bandy (“the act of one who bandies”). • bandying v. Present participle of bandy. • BANDYING n. the act of bandying. |
| BANGALAY | • BANGALAY n. (Native Australian) an Australian myrtaceous tree with hard red wood. |
| BELAYING | • belaying v. Present participle of belay. • BELAY v. to fasten a rope. |
| BERAYING | • beraying v. Present participle of beray. • BERAY v. (obsolete) to befoul. |
| BOGEYMAN | • bogeyman n. A menacing, ghost-like monster in children’s stories. • bogeyman n. (By extension) Any make-believe threat, especially one used to intimidate or distract. • bogey␣man n. Alternative spelling of bogeyman. |
| BOOGYMAN | • boogyman n. Alternative spelling of bogeyman. • BOOGYMAN n. a terrifying creature, also BOGEYMAN, BOGYMAN. |
| BOONGARY | • boongary n. A tree kangaroo of northern Queensland. • BOONGARY n. (Native Australian) a tree kangaroo from Queensland. |
| BOWYANGS | • bowyangs n. Plural of bowyang. • BOWYANG n. (Australian) a strap tied around a trouser-leg. |
| EBAYINGS | • EBAYING n. selling on eBay. |
| EMBAYING | • embaying v. Present participle of embay. • EMBAY v. to enclose in a bay. |
| GUNNYBAG | • gunnybag n. Alternative form of gunny-bag. • gunny-bag n. Gunny sack. • GUNNYBAG n. a bag made of gunny, a coarse jute fabric. |
| MANGABEY | • mangabey n. Any of several large, arboreal monkeys in the genera Cercocebus, Lophocebus and Rungwecebus of the family… • MANGABEY n. (Malagasy) a long-tailed African monkey, also MANGABY. |
| MONEYBAG | • moneybag n. Alternative spelling of money bag. • money␣bag n. A bag, normally with a drawstring, used for holding money. • money␣bag n. (In the plural) A wealthy person. |
| TABBYING | • tabbying v. Present participle of tabby. • TABBY v. to water silk to cause it look wavy. |
| TANGIBLY | • tangibly adv. In a tangible manner. • TANGIBLE adv. able to be touched. |
| YABBYING | • yabbying v. Present participle of yabby. • YABBY v. to catch yabbies, also YABBIE. |