| BABBLINGS | • babblings n. Plural of babbling. • BABBLING n. idle talk. |
| BAILBONDS | • bailbonds n. Plural of bailbond. • bail␣bonds n. Plural of bail bond. • BAILBOND n. a bond given by a prisoner. |
| BILLABONG | • billabong n. (Australia) An anabranch, backwater or oxbow lake that is temporarily cut off from the main river, especially… • BILLABONG n. (Native Australian) in Australia, an isolated loop of a river, replenished only by floods. |
| BINGEABLE | • bingeable adj. On which one can binge. • BINGEABLE adj. easy to watch, eat, drink, etc. in large quantities. |
| BLABBINGS | • blabbings n. Plural of blabbing. • BLABBING n. the act of blabbing, taletelling. |
| BRABBLING | • brabbling v. Present participle of brabble. • BRABBLE v. to squabble. |
| BRAMBLING | • brambling n. A finch, Fringilla montifringilla of northern Eurasia, the male having a black head in summer and an… • brambling v. Present participle of bramble. • BRAMBLING n. a bird of the finch family. |
| DABBLINGS | • dabblings n. Plural of dabbling. • DABBLING n. the act of dabbling. |
| DRABBLING | • drabbling v. Present participle of drabble. • DRABBLING n. a manner of fishing for barbels with a rod and long line passed through a piece of lead. |
| GABBLINGS | • gabblings n. Plural of gabbling. • GABBLING n. talking inarticulately. |
| GRABBLING | • grabbling v. Present participle of grabble. • GRABBLE v. to grope, also GRUBBLE. |
| JABBINGLY | • jabbingly adv. In a jabbing way; spikily. • JABBING adv. JAB, to poke sharply. |
| RABBLINGS | • rabblings n. Plural of rabbling. • RABBLING n. (Scots) the mobbing and ousting of the Episcopal 'curates' at the Revolution. |
| SCABBLING | • scabbling n. Pieces of stone remaining from the process of reducing a stone to a rough square by the axe or hammer. • scabbling v. Present participle of scabble. • SCABBLE v. to shape roughly, also SCAPPLE. |
| SLABBINGS | • SLABBING n. the act of forming into slabs. |
| SNABBLING | • snabbling v. Present participle of snabble. • SNABBLE v. to put a bit on a horse. |