| BANGSRINGS | • bangsrings n. Plural of bangsring. • BANGSRING n. (Javanese) a tree-shrew, an East Indian insectivorous mammal, also BANXRING. |
| BANNISTERS | • bannisters n. Plural of bannister. • Bannisters prop.n. Plural of Bannister. • BANNISTER n. any of the upright pillars supporting the handrail of a staircase; the whole structure of rail and uprights, also BANISTER. |
| BANTERINGS | • banterings n. Plural of bantering. • BANTERING n. the exchange of mildly teasing remarks. |
| BATONNIERS | • BATONNIER n. (Canadian) in Quebec, a president of a Bar Association. |
| BRAININESS | • braininess n. The characteristic of being brainy. • BRAININESS n. the quality of being brainy. |
| BRANCHINGS | • branchings n. Plural of branching. • BRANCHING n. the formation of a branch. |
| BRANDLINGS | • brandlings n. Plural of brandling. • BRANDLING n. a striped earthworm used as fishing bait. |
| BRANGLINGS | • branglings n. Plural of brangling. • BRANGLING n. the act of wrangling. |
| BRANNIGANS | • brannigans n. Plural of brannigan. • Brannigans prop.n. Plural of Brannigan. • BRANNIGAN n. a drinking spree; a noisy altercation or quarrel. |
| BRAWNINESS | • brawniness n. The state of being brawny or having brawn. • BRAWNINESS n. the state of being brawny. |
| BRITANNIAS | • BRITANNIA n. an alloy of tin and antimony with a low melting point, also BRITTANIA. |
| CARBANIONS | • carbanions n. Plural of carbanion. • CARBANION n. an ion carrying a negative electrical charge at the carbon position. |
| HINDBRAINS | • hindbrains n. Plural of hindbrain. • HINDBRAIN n. the posterior of the three principal divisions of the brain. |
| INEBRIANTS | • inebriants n. Plural of inebriant. • INEBRIANT n. something that inebriates. |
| INTERBASIN | • interbasin adj. Between river basins. • interbasin n. A waterway between such basins. • INTERBASIN adj. between two (river) basins. |
| SUBINTRANT | • subintrant adj. (Medicine) With paroxysms succeeding one another so fast as to be almost continuous. • SUBINTRANT adj. of fevers, with paroxysms succeeding close upon one another. |
| TRAINBANDS | • trainbands n. Plural of trainband. • TRAINBAND n. (historical) a band of citizens from the 16th to the 18th century trained to bear arms. |
| URBANISING | • urbanising v. Present participle of urbanise. • URBANISE v. to cause to take on urban characteristics, also URBANIZE. |