| AUTOBANKS | • AUTOBANK n. a machine offering cash and other banking services. |
| BACKBANDS | • backbands n. Plural of backband. • BACKBAND n. the band which passes over the back of a horse and holds up the shafts of a carriage. |
| BACKHANDS | • backhands n. Plural of backhand. • backhands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of backhand. • back-hands n. Plural of back-hand. |
| BACKLANDS | • backlands n. Plural of backland. • BACKLAND n. a piece of land at the back of an established property. |
| BALKANISE | • balkanise v. Alternative spelling of balkanize. • Balkanise v. Alternative spelling of Balkanize. • BALKANISE v. to divide (a region or territory) into small, often hostile units, also BALKANIZE. |
| BANKCARDS | • bankcards n. Plural of bankcard. • bank␣cards n. Plural of bank card. • BANKCARD n. a card issued by a bank allowing withdrawal of money etc. |
| BEANSTALK | • beanstalk n. The stem of a bean plant, proverbially fast-growing and tall. • beanstalk n. (Figuratively, colloquial, by extension) A tall, slim person. • beanstalk n. (Chiefly science fiction) A space elevator. |
| BRAKESMAN | • brakesman n. Someone who operates the winch in a mine. • brakesman n. A brakeman; a railroad employee responsible for a train’s brakes, couplings etc. • BRAKESMAN n. a pithead winch operator. |
| CLAYBANKS | • claybanks n. Plural of claybank. • CLAYBANK n. a horse of a yellow-brown colour. |
| DATABANKS | • databanks n. Plural of databank. • data␣banks n. Plural of data bank. • DATABANK n. a collection of data in a computer, also DATABASE. |
| KABLOONAS | • kabloonas n. Plural of kabloona. • KABLOONA n. (Inuit) a person who is not Inuit. |
| LOANBACKS | • loanbacks n. Plural of loanback. • loan-backs n. Plural of loan-back. • LOANBACK n. a system operated by some life assurance companies whereby the assured may borrow back some of the money he has invested. |
| SANDBANKS | • sandbanks n. Plural of sandbank. • SANDBANK n. a mound of sand in a river. |
| SNAPBACKS | • snapbacks n. Plural of snapback. • SNAPBACK n. a sudden rebound or recovery. |