| BAGSWINGERS | • BAGSWINGER n. (Australian slang) a streetwalker. |
| BECOWARDING | • BECOWARD v. to accuse of cowardice. |
| BESCRAWLING | • bescrawling v. Present participle of bescrawl. • BESCRAWL v. to cover with scrawls. |
| BESHADOWING | • beshadowing v. Present participle of beshadow. • BESHADOW v. to cast a shadow on. |
| BETHWACKING | • bethwacking v. Present participle of bethwack. • BETHWACK v. to thrash soundly. |
| BEWAILINGLY | • bewailingly adv. In a bewailing manner. • BEWAILINGLY adv. BEWAILING. |
| BILGEWATERS | • bilgewaters n. Plural of bilgewater. • BILGEWATER n. the water that collects in a ship's bilge. |
| BROWBEATING | • browbeating v. Present participle of browbeat. • browbeating n. A scolding. • brow-beating v. Present participle of brow-beat. |
| DRAWBRIDGES | • drawbridges n. Plural of drawbridge. • draw␣bridges n. Plural of draw bridge. • DRAWBRIDGE n. a bridge that can be drawn up or let down as required. |
| JAWBREAKING | • jawbreaking adj. Very difficult to pronounce. • JAWBREAKING adj. difficult to pronounce. |
| LAWBREAKING | • lawbreaking adj. Unlawful; illegal. • lawbreaking n. The commission of a criminal act, the violation or breaking of a law. • LAWBREAKING n. the act of breaking the law. |
| WEBCASTINGS | • webcastings n. Plural of webcasting. • WEBCASTING n. broadcasting over the Internet. |
| WEBCHATTING | • webchatting v. Present participle of webchat. • WEBCHAT v. to communicate in real time over the Internet. |
| WEIGHBOARDS | • weighboards n. Plural of weighboard. • WEIGHBOARD n. a thin geological seam separating larger strata, also WAYBOARD. |
| WINDBAGGERY | • windbaggery n. The behaviour of a windbag; excessive or pompous speech; blather. • WINDBAGGERY n. being a windbag. |