| ABALONES | • abalones n. Plural of abalone. • ABALONE n. a sea snail of rocky coasts, aka ormer. |
| ANABLEPS | • anableps n. Any of the genus Anableps of "four-eyed" fishes (having eyes raised above the top of the head and divided… • ANABLEPS n. (Greek) any of a genus of bony fishes with open air-bladders and projecting eyes divided in two for vision in air and water. |
| BADLANDS | • badlands n. (Geomorphology) An arid terrain characterized by severe erosion of sedimentary rocks. • Badlands prop.n. Badlands National Park, a national park in South Dakota. • Bad␣Lands n. Archaic form of badlands. |
| BAILSMAN | • bailsman n. (Law) A person who provides bail for another. • BAILSMAN n. a person who stands bail for another. |
| BALADINS | • baladins n. Plural of baladin. • BALADIN n. (French) a (male) theatrical dancer, also BALLADIN. |
| BALAFONS | • balafons n. Plural of balafon. • BALAFON n. a musical instrument of Africa. |
| BALANCES | • balances n. Plural of balance. • balances v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of balance. • BALANCE v. to have equal weight or power. |
| BALLANTS | • BALLANT v. to make ballads about, also BALLAD, BALLAT, BALLET. |
| BANALEST | • banalest adj. Superlative form of banal: most banal. • BANAL adj. flat and uninteresting. |
| BANALISE | • banalise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of banalize. • BANALISE v. to make banal, also BANALIZE. |
| BANSELAS | • BANSELA n. (Zulu) a gratuity to a black South African, also BONSELA, BONSELLA, PASELA. |
| SALBANDS | • salbands n. Plural of salband. • SALBAND n. (German) a crust or coating of mineral. |
| SANDABLE | • sandable adj. (Of a surface) Suitable for sanding. • SANDABLE adj. able to be sanded. |
| SCABLAND | • scabland n. (US, geography) High, flat land of igneous rock, with thin soil and deep channels formed by glaciers… • SCABLAND n. rocky land with little soil cover. |
| SUBNASAL | • subnasal adj. Located under the nose. • subnasal n. A scale located below the nasal scale. • SUBNASAL adj. situated under the nose. |