| BAVARDAGE | • bavardage n. Chatter, banter. • BAVARDAGE n. (French) small talk or chitchat; idle chatter. |
| BEAVERING | • beavering n. Hunting or trapping beaver. • beavering v. Present participle of beaver. • BEAVER v. to work hard. |
| BEKNAVING | • beknaving v. Present participle of beknave. • BEKNAVE v. to treat as a knave. |
| BEREAVING | • bereaving v. Present participle of bereave. • BEREAVE v. to deprive esp. by death. |
| BESLAVING | • beslaving v. Present participle of beslave. • BESLAVE v. to make a slave of. |
| BEVERAGES | • beverages n. Plural of beverage. • Beverages prop.n. Plural of Beverage. • BEVERAGE n. any liquid for drinking. |
| BURGRAVES | • burgraves n. Plural of burgrave. • BURGRAVE n. (historical) the commander of a German town or castle. |
| EMBRAVING | • embraving v. Present participle of embrave. • EMBRAVE v. to inspire with bravery. |
| GIVEBACKS | • givebacks n. Plural of giveback. • GIVEBACK n. a worker's benefit given back to management. |
| LEVIGABLE | • levigable adj. Capable of being levigated. • LEVIGABLE adj. capable of being levigated. |
| NAVIGABLE | • navigable adj. (Of a body of water) Capable of being navigated; deep enough and wide enough to afford passage to vessels. • navigable adj. (Of a boat) Seaworthy; in a navigable state; steerable. • navigable adj. (Of a balloon) Steerable, dirigible. |
| VEGETABLE | • vegetable n. Any plant. • vegetable n. A plant raised for some edible part of it, such as the leaves, roots, fruit or flowers, but excluding… • vegetable n. The edible part of such a plant. |
| VEGETABLY | • vegetably adv. In vegetable terms, or by vegetable means. • VEGETABLY adv. having the nature of a vegetable. |
| VENGEABLE | • vengeable adj. (Obsolete) Vengeful. • vengeable adj. (Obsolete) Prompted by or characterised by revenge; severe, cruel. • VENGEABLE adj. revengeful; deserving revenge. |
| VENGEABLY | • vengeably adv. Vengefully. • VENGEABLE adv. revengeful; deserving revenge. |
| VERBIAGES | • verbiages n. Plural of verbiage. • VERBIAGE n. a profusion of words usually of little or obscure content. |