| BLUEGOWNS | • Bluegowns n. Plural of Bluegown. • BLUEGOWN n. one of a former class of licensed beggars in Scotland. |
| BLUEWINGS | • bluewings n. Plural of bluewing. • BLUEWING n. the blue-winged teal. |
| BOWSTRUNG | • bowstrung v. Simple past tense and past participle of bowstring. • BOWSTRING v. to strangle with a bowstring. |
| BUDGEROWS | • budgerows n. Plural of budgerow. • BUDGEROW n. (Hindi) a heavy keelless barge, also BUDGERO. |
| BUGLEWEED | • bugleweed n. Any of the aromatic herbs in genus Lycopus, especially Lycopus virginicus, water horehound. • bugleweed n. Ajuga, a group of herbs used for ground cover; bugle. • BUGLEWEED n. a plant of the mint family, having mild narcotic and astringent properties. |
| BUNGALOWS | • bungalows n. Plural of bungalow. • BUNGALOW n. (Hindi) a lightly-built house, properly one with a veranda and one storey. |
| BUNGWALLS | • BUNGWALL n. (Native Australian) an Australian fern with an edible rhizome. |
| BURRAWANG | • burrawang n. (Australia) Any of various cycads in the genus Macrozamia. • BURRAWANG n. (Native Australian) any of various palmlike plants having edible nuts. |
| BURROWING | • burrowing v. Present participle of burrow. • burrowing n. The act or result of making a burrow. • BURROW v. to dig a hole or tunnel in the ground. |
| COWABUNGA | • cowabunga interj. (Slang, originally US, usually humorous) Expressing amazement, enthusiasm, or joy. • COWABUNGA interj. an interjection used to express delight or satisfaction. |
| GRUBWORMS | • grubworms n. Plural of grubworm. • GRUBWORM n. the larva of some insects. |
| SUBDEWING | • subdewing v. Present participle of subdew. • SUBDEW v. (Spenser) to bring under control, also SUBDUE. |
| SUBWAYING | • subwaying v. Present participle of subway. • SUBWAY v. to travel by an underground railroad. |
| UPBLOWING | • upblowing adj. Blowing in an upward direction. • upblowing v. Present participle of upblow. • upblowing n. An act or instance of blowing up. |