| BIBLIOGRAPHER | • bibliographer n. A person who compiles bibliographies, or who studies bibliography. • BIBLIOGRAPHER n. an expert in bibliography. |
| BIBLIOGRAPHERS | • bibliographers n. Plural of bibliographer. • BIBLIOGRAPHER n. an expert in bibliography. |
| BIBLIOGRAPHIES | • bibliographies n. Plural of bibliography. • BIBLIOGRAPHY n. the history, identification, or description of writings or publications. |
| BIBLIOTHECARIES | • bibliothecaries n. Plural of bibliothecary. • BIBLIOTHECARY n. a librarian. |
| BIBLIOTHECARY | • bibliothecary n. (Now rare) A librarian. • BIBLIOTHECARY n. a librarian. |
| BIBLIOTHERAPIES | • bibliotherapies n. Plural of bibliotherapy. • BIBLIOTHERAPY n. the use of reading materials for help in solving personal problems or for psychiatric therapy. |
| BIBLIOTHERAPY | • bibliotherapy n. A nonpharmacological therapy using reading materials to meet people’s therapeutic or developmental needs. • BIBLIOTHERAPY n. the use of reading materials for help in solving personal problems or for psychiatric therapy. |
| BIOBEHAVIORAL | • biobehavioral adj. Pertaining to the biological causes of behavior. |
| BREATHABILITIES | • breathabilities n. Plural of breathability. • BREATHABILITY n. the quality of being breathable. |
| BREATHABILITY | • breathability n. The ability of a fabric (or clothing) to transmit air and moisture. • breathability n. The degree to which air is suitable for breathing. • BREATHABILITY n. the quality of being breathable. |
| BRUSHABILITIES | • BRUSHABILITY n. the capacity for being brushed. |
| HYBRIDISABLE | • hybridisable adj. Alternative form of hybridizable. • HYBRIDISABLE adj. capable of being hybridised, also HYBRIDIZABLE. |
| HYBRIDIZABLE | • hybridizable adj. That may be hybridized. • HYBRIDIZABLE adj. capable of being hybridized, also HYBRIDISABLE. |
| RABBITFISHES | • rabbitfishes n. Plural of rabbitfish. • RABBITFISH n. a type of herring, or other fish thought to resemble a rabbit. |
| THIOBARBITURATE | • thiobarbiturate n. (Medicine) Any compound obtained from a barbiturate by the formal substitution of an oxygen atom by one of sulfur. • THIOBARBITURATE n. a salt of thiobarbituric acid similar in effect to a barbiturate. |