| BEJUMBLING | • bejumbling v. Present participle of bejumble. • BEJUMBLE v. to mix confusedly. |
| BETHUMBING | • bethumbing v. Present participle of bethumb. • BETHUMB v. to wear or soil with one's thumb. |
| BILIMBINGS | • bilimbings n. Plural of bilimbing. • BILIMBING n. (Malay) an East Indian tree of the wood-sorrel family; its sour green fruit, used in chutneys, also BILIMBI, BLIMBING. |
| BOMBARDING | • bombarding v. Present participle of bombard. • bombarding n. Bombardment. • BOMBARD v. to attack with artillery. |
| BOMBASTING | • bombasting v. Present participle of bombast. • BOMBAST v. to stuff or pad with cotton wool or the like. |
| BOMBSIGHTS | • bombsights n. Plural of bombsight. • BOMBSIGHT n. a device for aiming and releasing bombs from a bomber. |
| BORBORYGMI | • borborygmi n. Plural of borborygm. • borborygmi n. Plural of borborygmus. • BORBORYGMUS n. (Greek) a rumbling noise produced by the movement of gas through the intestines. |
| BRAMBLINGS | • bramblings n. Plural of brambling. • BRAMBLING n. a bird of the finch family. |
| BUBBLEGUMS | • bubblegums n. Plural of bubblegum. • bubble-gums n. Plural of bubble-gum. • bubble␣gums n. Plural of bubble gum. |
| BUMBLINGLY | • bumblingly adv. In a bumbling manner. • BUMBLING adv. clumsy. |
| GABBLEMENT | • gabblement n. Foolish or confused talk; gabble. • GABBLEMENT n. gabbling. |
| HUMBLEBRAG | • humblebrag n. An ostensibly self-deprecating statement made to show off. • humblebrag v. To make a humblebrag. • HUMBLEBRAG v. to make a statement that purports to be self-effacing but in fact reveals a person's wealth or importance. |
| JIGGUMBOBS | • jiggumbobs n. Plural of jiggumbob. • JIGGUMBOB n. a thingamabob; a gewgaw. |
| THINGUMBOB | • thingumbob n. Alternative form of thingamabob. • THINGUMBOB n. a whatsit, also THINGAMY, THINGAMYBOB, THINGAMYJIG, THINGUMABOB, THINGUMAJIG, THINGUMMY, THINGUMMYBOB, THINGUMMYJIG. |
| TUMBLEBUGS | • tumblebugs n. Plural of tumblebug. • TUMBLEBUG n. a dung beetle, that rolls up balls of dung for protection and nourishment of young. |