| ABERNETHIES | • Abernethies n. Plural of Abernethy. • ABERNETHY n. a crisp unleavened biscuit invented by Dr John Abernethy of Scotland. |
| ABHORRENCES | • abhorrences n. Plural of abhorrence. • ABHORRENCE n. the act of abhorring, also ABHORRENCY. |
| BACKBENCHES | • backbenches n. Plural of backbench. • back-benches n. Plural of back-bench. • back␣benches n. Plural of back bench. |
| BEARISHNESS | • bearishness n. The characteristic of being bearish. • BEARISHNESS n. the state of being bearish. |
| BELLHANGERS | • BELLHANGER n. a person who hangs and repairs bells. |
| BONESHAKERS | • boneshakers n. Plural of boneshaker. • bone-shakers n. Plural of bone-shaker. • BONESHAKER n. a car or bicycle with inadequate suspension. |
| BRANCHERIES | • brancheries n. Plural of branchery. • BRANCHERY n. a system of branches. |
| BRASHNESSES | • brashnesses n. Plural of brashness. • BRASHNESS n. the state of being brash, over-confident. |
| BREATHINESS | • breathiness n. The state or quality of being breathy. • breathiness n. The result or product of being breathy. • BREATHINESS n. the state of being breathy. |
| HAUBERGEONS | • haubergeons n. Plural of haubergeon. • HAUBERGEON n. a sleeveless mail coat, shorter than a hauberk, also HABERGEON. |
| HEADBANGERS | • headbangers n. Plural of headbanger. |
| HEBETATIONS | • HEBETATION n. the act of making blunt, dull, or stupid. |
| HIBERNACLES | • hibernacles n. Plural of hibernacle. • HIBERNACLE n. that which serves for protection or shelter in winter. |
| SHACKLEBONE | • shackle-bone n. (Scotland, archaic) The wrist. • SHACKLEBONE n. (Scots) the wrist. |
| SHARPBENDER | • SHARPBENDER n. an organization that has been underperforming its competitors but suddenly becomes more successful. |
| UNSHAKEABLE | • unshakeable adj. Alternative form of unshakable. • UNSHAKEABLE adj. that cannot be shaken, also UNSHAKABLE. |