| BABOOSH | • baboosh n. (Archaic) An Oriental slipper. • BABOOSH n. (French) a kind of heelless slipper, also BABOUCHE, BABUCHE. |
| BOBBISH | • bobbish adj. (UK, slang, dated) hearty; in good spirits. • BOBBISH adj. in good spirits. |
| BOBECHE | • bobeche n. Alternative form of bobèche. • bobèche n. A cup or ring at the top of a candlestick, used to catch melted wax running down the side of the candle. • BOBECHE n. a circular wax catcher that fits over a candle. |
| BOOBISH | • boobish adj. Like a boob; foolish, silly. • BOOBISH adj. doltish. |
| BOSHBOK | • boshbok n. Alternative form of bushbuck. • BOSHBOK n. (South African) a kind of antelope, the bushbuck, also BOSBOK, BOSCHBOK, BUSHBUCK. |
| HABOOBS | • haboobs n. Plural of haboob. • HABOOB n. (Arabic) a violent dust storm or sandstorm, esp. in Sudan along the southern edges of the Sahara. |
| HOBBERS | • hobbers n. Plural of hobber. • HOBBER n. a machine used in making gears. |
| HOBBIES | • hobbies n. Plural of hobby. • Hobbies prop.n. Plural of Hobbie. • HOBBY n. a recreational pastime. |
| HOBBING | • hobbing v. Present participle of hob. • HOB v. to furnish with hobnails. |
| HOBBISH | • hobbish adj. Rustic; characteristic of a hob or yokel. • Hobbish adj. (Archaic) Hobbesian. • HOBBISH adj. clownish. |
| HOBBITS | • hobbits n. Plural of hobbit. • HOBBIT n. one of a race of imaginary beings, half human size, hole-dwelling and hairy-footed, invented by JRR Tolkien in his novel 'The Hobbit'. |
| HOBBLED | • hobbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of hobble. • HOBBLE v. to limp. |
| HOBBLER | • hobbler n. One who hobbles. • hobbler n. (Historical) One who by tenure was to maintain a horse for military service; a kind of light-horseman… • hobbler n. An unlicensed pilot, casual dock labourer, etc. |
| HOBBLES | • hobbles n. Plural of hobble. • hobbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hobble. • HOBBLE v. to limp. |
| HOBJOBS | • hobjobs n. Plural of hobjob. • hobjobs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hobjob. • HOBJOB v. (dialect) to do odd jobs. |
| HOBNOBS | • hobnobs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hobnob. • hob-nobs n. Plural of hob-nob. • HOBNOB v. to associate with in a friendly way. |
| MOBBISH | • mobbish adj. Like a mob, characteristic of a mob. • MOBBISH adj. in the way of a mob. |
| WHOOBUB | • whoobub n. Obsolete form of hubbub. • WHOOBUB n. (obsolete) a confused sound of many voices, also HUBBUB, HUBBUBOO. |
| YOBBISH | • yobbish adj. Characteristic of a yob, lout or hooligan. • YOBBISH adj. like a yob. |