| ABBESSES | • abbesses n. Plural of abbess. • ABBESS n. a female abbot, head of a nunnery. |
| BABESIAS | • babesias n. Plural of babesia. • BABESIA n. a parasite causing cattle fever. |
| BARBLESS | • barbless adj. Lacking a barb. • BARBLESS adj. having no barbs. |
| NABOBESS | • nabobess n. A female nabob. • NABOBESS n. (Urdu) a female nabob. |
| SCABBLES | • scabbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of scabble. • SCABBLE v. to shape roughly, also SCAPPLE. |
| SHABBLES | • shabbles n. Plural of shabble. • SHABBLE n. (Scots) an old rusty sword. |
| SLABBERS | • slabbers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of slabber. • slabbers n. Plural of slabber. • Slabbers n. Plural of Slabber. |
| SLABBIES | • slabbies n. Plural of slabby. • SLABBY n. a person who works with slabs of timber. |
| SNABBLES | • snabbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snabble. • SNABBLE v. to put a bit on a horse. |
| STABBERS | • stabbers n. Plural of stabber. • STABBER n. one who stabs. |
| SUBBASES | • subbases n. Plural of subbase. • subbases n. Plural of subbasis. • SUBBASE n. the lowest part of a base. |
| SWABBERS | • swabbers n. Plural of swabber. • SWABBER n. one that swabs, also SWOBBER. |
| SWABBIES | • swabbies n. Plural of swabbie. • swabbies n. Plural of swabby. • SWABBIE n. (US slang) a seaman, esp. a new recruit, also SWABBY. |
| TABBISES | • TABBIS n. a silk fabric. |