| BADDISH | • baddish adj. Somewhat bad; of a quality between mediocre and bad. • BADDISH adj. not very good. |
| BANDWIDTHS | • bandwidths n. Plural of bandwidth. • BANDWIDTH n. the width of a band of radio or TV frequencies. |
| BIGHEADEDNESS | • bigheadedness n. The quality of being bigheaded. • big-headedness n. The state or quality of being big-headed. • BIGHEADEDNESS n. the state of being bigheaded. |
| BIGHEADEDNESSES | • BIGHEADEDNESS n. the state of being bigheaded. |
| BLANDISHED | • blandished v. Simple past tense and past participle of blandish. • BLANDISH v. to coax and flatter. |
| BODDHISATTVA | • boddhisattva n. Alternative form of bodhisattva. • BODDHISATTVA n. one who gives up Nirvana out of compassion for others, also BODHISATTVA. |
| BODDHISATTVAS | • boddhisattvas n. Plural of boddhisattva. • BODDHISATTVA n. one who gives up Nirvana out of compassion for others, also BODHISATTVA. |
| BRANDISHED | • brandished v. Simple past tense and past participle of brandish. • BRANDISH v. to move or wave, esp. a weapon. |
| BRIDGEHEADS | • bridgeheads n. Plural of bridgehead. • BRIDGEHEAD n. a fortification protecting the end of a bridge nearest an enemy. |
| CHICKABIDDIES | • chickabiddies n. Plural of chickabiddy. • CHICKABIDDY n. a term of endearment. |
| DISBRANCHED | • disbranched v. Simple past tense and past participle of disbranch. • DISBRANCH v. to divest of a branch or branches. |
| DISESTABLISHED | • disestablished v. Simple past tense and past participle of disestablish. • DISESTABLISH v. to deprive of an established status. |
| DISHABILITATED | • dishabilitated v. Simple past tense and past participle of dishabilitate. • DISHABILITATE v. to disqualify; to attaint. |
| DISHABITED | • dishabited adj. (Obsolete) Rendered uninhabited. • DISHABIT v. (Shakespeare) to drive from a habitation. |
| DISHABLED | • dishabled v. Simple past tense and past participle of dishable. • DISHABLE v. (Spenser) to render incapable, also DISABLE. |
| FEATHERBEDDINGS | • FEATHERBEDDING n. protecting (an industry, workers, etc.) by such practices as overmanning in order to save jobs. |
| HARDBODIES | • hardbodies n. Plural of hardbody. • HARDBODY n. an attractive person with a muscular body. |
| HEBDOMADARIES | • hebdomadaries n. Plural of hebdomadary. • HEBDOMADARY n. a member of a chapter or convent, who takes his or her weekly turn in performing the sacred offices of the Church. |
| RHABDOIDS | • rhabdoids n. Plural of rhabdoid. • RHABDOID n. a rodlike body. |