| ABORIGENS | • aborigens n. Plural of aborigen. • ABORIGEN n. an original or native inhabitant of a country, also ABORIGIN, ABORIGINE. |
| ABRIDGERS | • abridgers n. Plural of abridger. • ABRIDGER n. one who abridges. |
| AMBERGRIS | • ambergris n. A solid, waxy, flammable substance of a dull grey or blackish color, produced in the intestines of the… • amber-gris n. (Now largely obsolete and uncommon) Alternative spelling of ambergris. • amber␣gris n. (Now largely obsolete and uncommon) Alternative spelling of ambergris. |
| BAGPIPERS | • bagpipers n. Plural of bagpiper. • BAGPIPER n. one who plays the bagpipes. |
| BAREGINES | • BAREGINE n. (French) a gelatinous mass of bacteria and sulphur found in mineral waters. |
| BEGGARIES | • beggaries n. Plural of beggary. • BEGGARY n. extreme poverty. |
| BERGENIAS | • bergenias n. Plural of bergenia. • BERGENIA n. (German) any of various perennial plants of the genus Bergenia, of the saxifrage family. |
| BERRIGANS | • BERRIGAN n. an Australian tree with hanging branches. |
| BIGARADES | • bigarades n. Plural of bigarade. • BIGARADE n. (French) a bitter Seville orange. |
| BIRDCAGES | • birdcages n. Plural of birdcage. • bird-cages n. Plural of bird-cage. • BIRDCAGE n. a cage for birds. |
| BRAGGIEST | • braggiest adj. Superlative form of braggy: most braggy. • BRAGGY adj. tending to brag. |
| BREAKINGS | • breakings n. Plural of breaking. • BREAKING n. the act of breaking. |
| BREASTING | • breasting v. Present participle of breast. • breasting n. (Engineering) The curved channel in which a breastwheel turns. • BREAST v. to confront boldly. |
| CRIBBAGES | • cribbages n. Plural of cribbage. • CRIBBAGE n. a card game. |
| GRABBIEST | • grabbiest adj. Superlative form of grabby: most grabby. • GRABBY adj. tending to grab. |
| SABREWING | • sabrewing n. A large neotropical hummingbird of the genus Campylopterus. • SABREWING n. a hummingbird of a group with bent outer primaries in the male. |
| VERBIAGES | • verbiages n. Plural of verbiage. • VERBIAGE n. a profusion of words usually of little or obscure content. |