| BALSAS | • balsas n. Plural of balsa. • BALSA n. (Spanish) a tropical American tree, aka corkwood. |
| BASILS | • basils n. Plural of basil. • BASIL n. an aromatic herb. |
| BASSLY | • bassly adv. In a bass tone. • BASS adv. of a voice, low in pitch. |
| BLASTS | • blasts n. Plural of blast. • blasts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blast. • BLASTs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of BLAST. |
| BULSES | • bulses n. Plural of bulse. • BULSE n. a small bag for diamonds, gold dust etc. |
| BYSSAL | • byssal adj. (Malacology) Of or pertaining to the byssi, filaments secreted by certain bivalves. • BYSSAL adj. of or like byssus, a filamentous tuft by which molluscs attach themselves to rocks. |
| SABALS | • sabals n. Plural of sabal. • SABAL n. a variety of palm tree. |
| SABLES | • sables n. Plural of sable. • sables n. Black garments worn in mourning. • SABLE v. to darken. |
| SHLUBS | • shlubs n. Plural of shlub; alternative spelling of schlubs. • SHLUB n. (Yiddish) a stupid or unattractive person, also SCHLUB. |
| SIBYLS | • sibyls n. Plural of sibyl. • SIBYL n. (Greek) any of various women in classical antiquity supposed to utter the oracles and prophecies of a god, also SYBIL. |
| SLUBBS | • SLUBB v. to twist fibre after carding to prepare it for spinning, also SLUB. |
| SLURBS | • slurbs n. Plural of slurb. • SLURB n. a poorly planned suburban area. |
| STILBS | • stilbs n. Plural of stilb. • STILB n. the c/g/s unit of intrinsic brightness. |
| SYBILS | • Sybils n. Plural of Sybil. • SYBIL n. (Greek) any of various women in classical antiquity supposed to utter the oracles and prophecies of a god, also SIBYL. |