| ABERRATIONS | • aberrations n. Plural of aberration. • ABERRATION n. an instance of being aberrant. |
| ABIRRITANTS | • abirritants n. Plural of abirritant. • ABIRRITANT n. any drug or agent that relieves irritation. |
| AFTERBRAINS | • afterbrains n. Plural of afterbrain. • AFTERBRAIN n. a nontechnical name for the myelencephalon. |
| AIRBURSTING | • airbursting v. Present participle of airburst. • AIRBURST v. to explode in the air. |
| BRAINSTORMS | • brainstorms n. Plural of brainstorm. • brainstorms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of brainstorm. • brain-storms n. Plural of brain-storm. |
| BRAINTEASER | • brainteaser n. (Informal) A difficult problem or puzzle. • brain-teaser n. A complex riddle or puzzle. • BRAINTEASER n. something (as a puzzle) that demands mental effort and acuity for its solution. |
| CRIBRATIONS | • cribrations n. Plural of cribration. • CRIBRATION n. sifting. |
| HIBERNATORS | • hibernators n. Plural of hibernator. • HIBERNATOR n. one who hibernates. |
| INTERBRAINS | • interbrains n. Plural of interbrain. • INTERBRAIN n. the diencephalon. |
| SABURRATION | • saburration n. A sand bath (immersion of the body in hot sand). • SABURRATION n. the application of hot sand as medical treatment. |
| STRINGBOARD | • stringboard n. (Architecture) A stringpiece. • STRINGBOARD n. a board that covers the ends of the steps in a staircase. |
| STRINGYBARK | • stringybark n. Any of a number of Australian eucalyptus trees with fibrous bark, or the wood or bark of such trees. • STRINGYBARK n. an Australian tree, a kind of eucalyptus. |
| SUBARRATION | • subarration n. The ancient custom of betrothing by the bestowal, on the part of the man, of marriage gifts or tokens… • SUBARRATION n. an ancient form of betrothal in which pledges of money, rings, etc. were given by the man to the woman, also SUBARRHATION. |
| SUBTERRAINS | • subterrains n. Plural of subterrain. • SUBTERRAIN n. an underground chamber, room or dwelling, also SOUTERRAIN, SUBTERRANE, SUBTERRENE. |
| TRANSCRIBED | • transcribed v. Simple past tense and past participle of transcribe. • transcribed adj. Having undergone transcription. • transcribed adj. (Radio) Prerecorded for later broadcasting. |
| TRANSCRIBER | • transcriber n. A person who transcribes; a transcriptionist. • transcriber n. (Computing) A device or program that transcribes data. • TRANSCRIBER n. one who transcribes. |
| TRANSCRIBES | • transcribes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transcribe. • TRANSCRIBE v. to make a written copy of. |
| WATERBRAINS | • WATERBRAIN n. a disease of sheep, aka gid. |