| ALBINESS | • albiness n. (Archaic) A female albino. • ALBINESS n. (archaic) a female albino. |
| BAILSMEN | • bailsmen n. Plural of bailsman. • BAILSMAN n. a person who stands bail for another. |
| BANALISE | • banalise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of banalize. • BANALISE v. to make banal, also BANALIZE. |
| BASELINE | • baseline n. A line that is a base for measurement or for construction. • baseline n. A datum used as the basis for calculation or for comparison. • baseline n. (Typography) A line used as the basis for the alignment of glyphs. |
| BASSLINE | • bassline n. (Music) The low-pitched instrumental part of a piece of popular music. • BASSLINE n. the lowest line in a piece of jazz or popular music, provided by a bass instrument or electronically. |
| BEALINGS | • BEALING n. an infected sore, also BEAL. |
| BIMENSAL | • bimensal adj. Happening every two months. • BIMENSAL adj. occurring every two months. |
| BIPLANES | • biplanes n. Plural of biplane. • BIPLANE n. a plane with two sets of wings. |
| BLANKIES | • blankies n. Plural of blankie. • blankies n. Plural of blanky. • BLANKIE n. a child's blanket, also BLANKY. |
| INSTABLE | • instable adj. Exhibiting instability; unstable. • INSTABLE adj. not stable, also UNSTABLE. |
| LESBIANS | • lesbians n. Plural of lesbian. • Lesbians n. Plural of Lesbian. • le$bians n. Plural of le$bian. |
| RINSABLE | • rinsable adj. Alternative form of rinseable. • RINSABLE adj. able to be rinsed. |
| SABULINE | • SABULINE adj. sandy. |
| SIGNABLE | • signable adj. That can be signed (represented in sign language). • signable adj. Ready to have a signature affixed to it, as with a contract. • signable adj. Available for the posting of signs. |
| SINGABLE | • singable adj. Capable of being sung. • SINGABLE adj. able to be sung. |
| SINKABLE | • sinkable adj. Capable of being sunk. • SINKABLE adj. able to be sunk. |