| BLUBBERS | • blubbers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blubber. • BLUBBER v. to weep effusively. |
| BLUBBERY | • blubbery adj. Having the characteristics of blubber. • blubbery adj. Fat or obese. • blubbery adj. With much blubbering. |
| BLUBBING | • blubbing v. Present participle of blub. • blubbing n. Crying; whining; blubbering. • BLUB v. to weep. |
| BOOMBURB | • boomburb n. (Neologism, informal, urban studies) A rapidly expanding suburb. • BOOMBURB n. a large suburb experiencing rapid population growth. |
| BUBBLERS | • bubblers n. Plural of bubbler. • BUBBLER n. (tradename) a kind of drinking fountain. |
| BUBBLIER | • bubblier adj. Comparative form of bubbly: more bubbly. • BUBBLY adj. full of bubbles. |
| BUBBLIES | • bubblies n. Plural of bubbly. • BUBBLY n. champagne. |
| BUBBLING | • bubbling v. Present participle of bubble. • bubbling n. The action or motion of something that bubbles. • BUBBLE v. to form a globule of liquid blown out with gas. |
| BUSHBABY | • bushbaby n. An small, nocturnal, African primate, similar to a lemur. • bush␣baby n. Alternative form of bushbaby. • BUSHBABY n. a small African tree-living primate with large eyes. |
| HUBBUBOO | • hubbuboo n. (Ireland, archaic) A hubbub; a noisy disturbance. • HUBBUBOO n. a confused sound of many voices, also HUBBUB, WHOOBUB. |
| RUBBABOO | • rubbaboo n. Alternative form of rubaboo. • RUBBABOO n. (Canadian) a type of soup, also RUBABOO. |
| RUBBYDUB | • rubby-dub n. (Slang) A drunkard who drinks alcohol in non-beverage form, e.g. rubbing alcohol or canned heat. • RUBBYDUB n. (slang) an alcoholic who will substitute any liquid inebriant should ethanol become unavailable, including rubbing alcohol. |
| SUBABBOT | • subabbot n. An abbot with another abbot as their superior. • SUBABBOT n. a subordinate abbot. |
| TUBBABLE | • tubbable adj. Suitable for washing in a tub. • TUBBABLE adj. suitable for washing in a tub. |
| UNBOBBED | • unbobbed adj. Not bobbed. • UNBOBBED adj. not bobbed. |