| ABERRANTS | • aberrants n. Plural of aberrant. • ABERRANT n. one who commits an aberration. |
| BANTERERS | • banterers n. Plural of banterer. • BANTERER n. one who banters or rallies. |
| BARNSTORM | • barnstorm v. To travel around the countryside making political speeches etc. • barnstorm v. (US) To appear at fairs and carnivals in exhibitions of stunt flying, sporting events, or theater. • barnstorm v. (US, of a sports team) To travel from town to town performing in front of small crowds. |
| BARNYARDS | • barnyards n. Plural of barnyard. • BARNYARD n. a yard near a barn. |
| BARPERSON | • barperson n. Someone who works in a bar, a bartender. • BARPERSON n. one who serves in a bar. |
| BARRACANS | • barracans n. Plural of barracan. • BARRACAN n. (French) a coarsely woven fabric of wool, silk, and goat's hair, also BARACAN. |
| BARRANCAS | • barrancas n. Plural of barranca. • BARRANCA n. (Spanish) a deep ravine, also BARRANCO. |
| BARRANCOS | • barrancos n. Plural of barranco. • BARRANCO n. (Spanish) a deep ravine, also BARRANCA. |
| BARRENEST | • barrenest adj. Superlative form of barren: most barren. • BARREN adj. unproductive. |
| BERRIGANS | • BERRIGAN n. an Australian tree with hanging branches. |
| BRANCARDS | • brancards n. Plural of brancard. • BRANCARD n. (French) a horse-litter. |
| BRANCHERS | • branchers n. Plural of brancher. • BRANCHER n. a young hawk or other bird when it leaves the nest and begins to take to the branches. |
| CORNBRASH | • cornbrash n. (Geology) A coarse calcareous sandstone in various parts of England. • CORNBRASH n. a coarse, shelly limestone whose presence in the soil affords good growth for cereal crops. |
| IRONBARKS | • ironbarks n. Plural of ironbark. • IRONBARK n. a species of Australian eucalyptus, also IRONWOOD. |
| NASEBERRY | • naseberry n. The sapodilla fruit. • NASEBERRY n. an edible fruit, aka sapodilla, also NEESBERRY, NISBERRY. |
| RAINBIRDS | • rainbirds n. Plural of rainbird. • Rainbirds prop.n. Plural of Rainbird. • RAINBIRD n. a bird, such as the green woodpecker, supposed to foretell rain. |
| RINGBARKS | • ringbarks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ringbark. • ring-barks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ring-bark. • RINGBARK v. to strip a ring of bark from a tree. |
| ROBORANTS | • roborants n. Plural of roborant. • ROBORANT n. an invigorating drug. |
| SANDBURRS | • sandburrs n. Plural of sandburr. • SANDBURR n. an annual herb, also SANDBUR, SANDSPUR. |
| STERNEBRA | • sternebra n. (Anatomy) One of the segments of the sternum. • STERNEBRA n. one of the segments of the sternum. |