| BACKBITERS | • backbiters n. Plural of backbiter. • back␣biters n. Plural of back biter, an alternative form of backbiter. • BACKBITER n. one who engages in malicious gossip. |
| BACKBITING | • backbiting n. The action of slandering a person without that person’s knowledge. • backbiting adj. Slanderous or speaking badly, especially of a person without that person’s knowledge. • backbiting v. Present participle of backbite. |
| BACKBITTEN | • backbitten v. Past participle of backbite. • back-bitten v. Past participle of back-bite. • BACKBITE v. to speak ill of. |
| BACKSTABBY | • backstabby adj. (Informal) characteristic of deceit and treachery. • back-stabby adj. Alternative spelling of backstabby. |
| BASKETBALL | • basketball n. (Sports, uncountable) A sport in which two opposing teams of five players strive to put a ball through a hoop. • basketball n. (Countable) The particular kind of ball used in the sport of basketball. • basketball v. To play basketball. |
| BITTERBARK | • bitterbark n. Alternative form of bitter bark. • bitter␣bark n. Any of various trees with bitter bark. • BITTERBARK n. an Australian tree with bitter tasting bark, used for tonic medicine. |
| BLACKBUTTS | • blackbutts n. Plural of blackbutt. • BLACKBUTT n. a type of eucalyptus tree. |
| BLOCKBUSTS | • BLOCKBUST v. to bring about the sale of property in an area by stirring up fears of racial change. |
| BONKBUSTER | • bonkbuster n. (Slang) a popular novel involving frequent explicit sexual encounters, normally in a contemporary setting. • BONKBUSTER n. a work of popular fiction centering on erotic encounters. |
| BOOTBLACKS | • bootblacks n. Plural of bootblack. • boot-blacks n. Plural of boot-black. • BOOTBLACK n. a person whose job is to clean and polish shoes. |
| BREAKBEATS | • breakbeats n. Plural of breakbeat. • BREAKBEAT n. in house music, a short sample of drum beats taken from old soul or jazz records. |
| BUCKYTUBES | • buckytubes n. Plural of buckytube. • BUCKYTUBE n. a tube of carbon atoms. |
| JACKRABBIT | • jackrabbit n. Any of several large North American hares of the genus Lepus. • jackrabbit v. (US) To make a sudden, rapid movement. • jack-rabbit n. Alternative spelling of jackrabbit. |
| KABBALISTS | • kabbalists n. Plural of kabbalist. • KABBALIST n. one who practises kabbalism, also CABALIST, CABBALIST, KABALIST, QABALIST. |
| KIBBITZERS | • kibbitzers n. Plural of kibbitzer. • KIBBITZER n. (Yiddish) one who offers unwanted advice, also KIBITZER. |
| KIBBITZING | • kibbitzing v. Present participle of kibbitz. • KIBBITZ v. (Yiddish) to give unwelcome advice, also KIBITZ. |
| KIBBUTZNIK | • kibbutznik n. A member of a kibbutz. • KIBBUTZNIK n. (Hebrew) a person who lives or works on a kibbutz. |
| KNOBBLIEST | • knobbliest adj. Superlative form of knobbly: most knobbly. • KNOBBLY adj. having very small knobs. |
| KNUBBLIEST | • KNUBBLY adj. having little lumps, also NUBBY, KNUBBY. |