| BABBLES | • babbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of babble. • babbles n. Plural of babble. • BABBLE v. to talk incessantly. |
| BAOBABS | • baobabs n. Plural of baobab. • BAOBAB n. an African tree with an enormously thick trunk and large edible pulpy fruit. |
| BIBBERS | • bibbers n. Plural of bibber. • BIBBER n. a tippler. |
| BIBBLES | • bibbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bibble. • BIBBLE n. (English dialect) a pebble. |
| BOBBERS | • bobbers n. Plural of bobber. • BOBBER n. a bobsleigh rider. |
| BOBBIES | • bobbies n. Plural of bobby. • BOBBY n. (slang) a policeman. |
| BOBBINS | • bobbins n. Plural of bobbin. • bobbins n. (Lancashire, Manchester, slang) crap, rubbish, something worthless or nonsensical. • BOBBIN n. a thread holder. |
| BOBBISH | • bobbish adj. (UK, slang, dated) hearty; in good spirits. • BOBBISH adj. in good spirits. |
| BOBBLES | • bobbles n. Plural of bobble. • bobbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bobble. • BOBBLE v. to bob rapidly. |
| BUBBIES | • bubbies n. Plural of bubby. • BUBBY n. (colloquial) a woman's breast. |
| BUBBLES | • bubbles n. Plural of bubble. • bubbles n. (Slang) Sparkling wine; champagne. • bubbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bubble. |
| HUBBUBS | • hubbubs n. Plural of hubbub. • hub-bubs n. Plural of hub-bub. • HUBBUB n. a confused sound of many voices, also HUBBUBOO, WHOOBUB. |