| BADASSED | • badassed adj. Synonym of badass. • BADASSED adj. touchy, difficult, intimidating, also BADASS. |
| BADASSES | • badasses n. Plural of badass. • bad-asses n. Plural of bad-ass. • bad␣asses n. Plural of bad ass. |
| BANDPASS | • bandpass adj. Alternative spelling of band-pass. • bandpass n. A bandpass filter. • band-pass adj. (Electronics) Letting through only a specific range of electromagnetic frequencies. |
| BANDSAWS | • bandsaws n. Plural of bandsaw. • band-saws n. Plural of band-saw. • band␣saws n. Plural of band saw. |
| BASTARDS | • bastards n. Plural of bastard. • Bastards prop.n. Plural of Bastard. • BASTARD n. a child whose parents are not married to each other. |
| BRASSARD | • brassard n. (Historical) An item of plate armor that protects the arm. • brassard n. An insignia or band worn around the upper arm. • Brassard prop.n. A surname from Old French. |
| DIABASES | • diabases n. Plural of diabase. • DIABASE n. an igneous rock, an altered diorite or basalt. |
| PASSBAND | • passband n. The range of frequencies or wavelengths that can pass through a filter without being reduced in amplitude. • PASSBAND n. a frequency band that transmits efficiently. |
| SALBANDS | • salbands n. Plural of salband. • SALBAND n. (German) a crust or coating of mineral. |
| SANDBAGS | • sandbags n. Plural of sandbag. • SANDBAG v. to stun with a bag of sand. |
| SANDBARS | • sandbars n. Plural of sandbar. • sand␣bars n. Plural of sand bar. • SANDBAR n. a ridge of sand formed in a river or the sea. |
| SANDDABS | • sanddabs n. Plural of sanddab. • sand␣dabs n. Plural of sand dab. • SANDDAB n. a small Pacific flatfish. |
| SUBADARS | • subadars n. Plural of subadar. • SUBADAR n. (Hindi) a native officer in an Indian regiment corresponding to a captain, also SUBAHDAR, SUBEDAR. |