| ARBORETUMS | • arboretums n. Plural of arboretum. • ARBORETUM n. (Latin) a collection of trees. |
| BARNSTORMS | • barnstorms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of barnstorm. • barnstorms n. Plural of barnstorm. • BARNSTORM v. to tour country areas giving theatrical performances. |
| BAROMETERS | • barometers n. Plural of barometer. • BAROMETER n. an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. |
| BIOMARKERS | • biomarkers n. Plural of biomarker. • BIOMARKER n. anything that might indicate the presence of a disease or pathological condition. |
| BOARDROOMS | • boardrooms n. Plural of boardroom. • board-rooms n. Plural of board-room. • board␣rooms n. Plural of board room. |
| BOMBARDERS | • bombarders n. Plural of bombarder. • BOMBARDER n. one who bombards. |
| BRAINSTORM | • brainstorm v. To investigate something, or solve a problem using brainstorming. • brainstorm v. To participate in a brainstorming session. • brainstorm n. (US) A sudden thought, particularly one that solves a long-standing problem. |
| BREADROOMS | • breadrooms n. Plural of breadroom. • bread-rooms n. Plural of bread-room. • BREADROOM n. an apartment in a ship's hold where the bread is kept. |
| BROADBRIMS | • broadbrims n. Plural of broadbrim. • BROADBRIM n. a broad-brimmed hat esp. one worn by the Quakers in the 17th century. |
| BROMEGRASS | • bromegrass n. Any of various North American grasses, of the genus Bromus, that are used for forage. • BROMEGRASS n. a kind of grass resembling oats, also BROME. |
| BROODMARES | • broodmares n. Plural of broodmare. • brood␣mares n. Plural of brood mare. • BROODMARE n. a mare for breeding. |
| BROOMRAPES | • broomrapes n. Plural of broomrape. • broom-rapes n. Plural of broom-rape. • broom␣rapes n. Plural of broom rape. |
| EMBRACEORS | • embraceors n. Plural of embraceor. • EMBRACEOR n. a person who seeks to influence jurors by corrupt means to deliver a partial verdict, also EMBRACER, EMBRASOR. |
| ROBERDSMAN | • Roberdsman n. Alternative form of Robertsman. • ROBERDSMAN n. (obsolete) a stout robber, also ROBERTSMAN. |
| ROBERTSMAN | • Robertsman n. (UK, obsolete) A bold, stout robber, or night thief. • ROBERTSMAN n. (obsolete) a stout robber, also ROBERDSMAN. |
| SUBPROGRAM | • subprogram n. (Computing) A program contained within a larger program. • SUBPROGRAM n. a subpart of a program. |
| TAMBOURERS | • tambourers n. Plural of tambourer. • TAMBOURER n. one who embroiders on a tambour. |