| ABASING | • abasing v. Present participle of abase. • ABASE v. to lower in rank, prestige, or esteem. |
| ABLINGS | • ablings adv. (Britain, dialectal) Alternative form of aiblins. • ABLINGS adv. (dialect) perhaps, also ABLINS, AIBLINS. |
| ABUSING | • abusing v. Present participle of abuse. • ABUSE v. to revile or swear at; to use wrongly. |
| BAAINGS | • baaings n. Plural of baaing. • BAAING n. the cry of a sheep. |
| BAGNIOS | • bagnios n. Plural of bagnio. • BAGNIO n. (Italian) a brothel; a slave prison. |
| BAKINGS | • bakings n. Plural of baking. • BAKING n. the process by which bread is baked. |
| BALINGS | • balings n. Plural of baling. • BALING n. the act of making into a bale. |
| BASHING | • bashing v. Present participle of bash. • bashing n. An instance of bashing; a physical or verbal attack. • BASHING n. a malicious physical or verbal attack. |
| BASKING | • basking v. Present participle of bask. • basking n. The act of one who basks. • BASK v. to relax in pleasant warmth. |
| BASSING | • bassing v. Present participle of bass. • BASS v. to utter in a deep tone. |
| BASTING | • basting n. The act by which a food item is basted. • basting n. (Archaic) A (physical) beating. • basting v. Present participle of baste. |
| BIASING | • biasing v. Present participle of bias. • biasing n. The process of adding a bias. • BIASING n. the act of making a bias. |
| BISNAGA | • bisnaga n. A plant in the celery family (Visnaga daucoides, syn. Ammi visnaga) grown for its seeds, which have… • BISNAGA n. a type of cactus, also BIZNAGA. |
| GABIONS | • gabions n. Plural of gabion. • GABION n. (French) a basket of earth or stones used for fortification. |
| SABBING | • sabbing v. Present participle of sab. • SABBING n. the performance of organized acts of sabotage. |
| SABEING | • SABE v. to know, to understand, also SAVEY, SAVVEY, SAVVY. |
| SABLING | • sabling adj. (Poetic) That makes sable or black. • SABLE v. to darken. |
| SABRING | • sabring v. Present participle of sabre. • SABRE v. to strike with a type of sword, also SABER. |