| BACKBEATS | • backbeats n. Plural of backbeat. • back␣beats n. Plural of back beat. • BACKBEAT n. one of the normally unstressed beats in a musical bar, used as a secondary syncopated beat. |
| BACKBITER | • backbiter n. A person who says nasty things about another person behind the second person’s back: that is, out of… • back␣biter n. Alternative form of backbiter. • BACKBITER n. one who engages in malicious gossip. |
| BACKBITES | • backbites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of backbite. • backbites n. Plural of backbite. • back-bites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of back-bite. |
| BACKSTABS | • backstabs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of backstab. • BACKSTAB v. to stab in the back. |
| BLACKBUTT | • blackbutt n. (Chiefly Australia) Any of several Australian eucalyptus trees with a dark fibrous bark towards the… • BLACKBUTT n. a type of eucalyptus tree. |
| BLOCKBUST | • BLOCKBUST v. to bring about the sale of property in an area by stirring up fears of racial change. |
| BOBSKATES | • bobskates n. Plural of bobskate. • bob-skates n. Plural of bob-skate. • bob␣skates n. Plural of bob skate. |
| BONTEBOKS | • bonteboks n. Plural of bontebok. • BONTEBOK n. (South African) the pied antelope of South Africa, also BONTBOK. |
| BOOTBLACK | • bootblack n. (Dated) A shoeshine boy; a person who shines shoes as an occupation. • bootblack v. (Transitive) To shine shoes. • boot-black n. Alternative spelling of bootblack. |
| BREAKBEAT | • breakbeat n. (Music, countable) A form of syncopated rhythm prominent in much African music. • breakbeat n. (Music, uncountable) A genre of electronic dance music based on such syncopated rhythms. • BREAKBEAT n. in house music, a short sample of drum beats taken from old soul or jazz records. |
| BRICKBATS | • brickbats n. Plural of brickbat. • brickbats v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of brickbat. • BRICKBAT n. a piece of brick. |
| BUCKYTUBE | • buckytube n. A carbon nanotube. • BUCKYTUBE n. a tube of carbon atoms. |
| KABBALIST | • kabbalist n. One who studies the Kabbalah. • KABBALIST n. one who practises kabbalism, also CABALIST, CABBALIST, KABALIST, QABALIST. |
| KIBBITZED | • kibbitzed v. Simple past tense and past participle of kibbitz. • KIBBITZ v. (Yiddish) to give unwelcome advice, also KIBITZ. |
| KIBBITZER | • kibbitzer n. Alternative form of kibitzer. • KIBBITZER n. (Yiddish) one who offers unwanted advice, also KIBITZER. |
| KIBBITZES | • kibbitzes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of kibbitz. • KIBBITZ v. (Yiddish) to give unwelcome advice, also KIBITZ. |
| KIBBUTZIM | • kibbutzim n. Plural of kibbutz. • KIBBUTZ n. (Hebrew) a collective farm in Israel. |
| KIBIBYTES | • kibibytes n. Plural of kibibyte. • KIBIBYTE n. two to the power of ten bytes. |
| KNOBBIEST | • knobbiest adj. Superlative form of knobby: most knobby. • KNOBBY adj. full of knobs. |
| KNUBBIEST | • KNUBBY adj. having little lumps, also NUBBY, KNUBBLY. |