| BABACOS | • babacos n. Plural of babaco. • BABACO n. (Spanish) a subtropical five-sided fruit related to the papaya. |
| BABACUS | • BABACU n. (Tupi) a Brazilian palm tree, also BABASSU. |
| BIBASIC | • bibasic adj. (Chemistry) Having two replaceable hydrogen atoms; dibasic. • BIBASIC adj. of acids, having two replaceable hydrogen atoms, also DIBASIC. |
| BICARBS | • bicarbs n. Plural of bicarb. • BICARB n. (short for) bicarbonate. |
| BOBCATS | • bobcats n. Plural of bobcat. • BOBCAT n. a short-tailed North American lynx. |
| CABBIES | • cabbies n. Plural of cabby. • CABBY n. (colloquial) a cabdriver, also CABBIE. |
| COBBERS | • cobbers n. Plural of cobber. • COBBER n. (Australian slang) friend, mate. |
| COBBLES | • cobbles n. Plural of cobble. • cobbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cobble. • Cobbles prop.n. Plural of Cobble. |
| COBWEBS | • cobwebs n. Plural of cobweb. • COBWEB v. to cover with spider webs. |
| CUBBIES | • cubbies n. Plural of cubby. • CUBBY n. a snug enclosed space. |
| CUBBISH | • cubbish adj. Reminiscent of a cub, i.e. shy and naive. • CUBBISH adj. like a cub. |
| SCABBED | • scabbed v. Simple past tense and past participle of scab. • scabbed adj. Affected or covered with scabs. • scabbed adj. (By extension) Vile; worthless. |
| SCABBLE | • scabble v. To roughly dress stone. • SCABBLE v. to shape roughly, also SCAPPLE. |
| SCRUBBY | • scrubby adj. Covered with or consisting of scrub. • scrubby adj. Inferior in size or quality. • SCRUBBY adj. inferior in size or quality. |