| BASELESSLY | • baselessly adv. In a baseless way. • BASELESS adv. without foundation. |
| BOSSYBOOTS | • bossyboots n. (Informal) A bossy person. • BOSSYBOOTS n. (colloquial) a bossy person. |
| BOYISHNESS | • boyishness n. The quality of being boyish. • BOYISHNESS n. the state of being boyish. |
| BUSYNESSES | • busynesses n. Plural of busynesse. • BUSYNESS n. the state of being busy. |
| BYSSACEOUS | • byssaceous adj. Like byssus; consisting of fine fibres or threads. • BYSSACEOUS adj. composed of a mass of fine threads; delicately filamentous, also BYSSOID. |
| BYSSINOSES | • byssinoses n. Plural of byssinosis. • BYSSINOSIS n. cotton dust pneumoconiosis. |
| BYSSINOSIS | • byssinosis n. A lung disease, caused by exposure to cotton dust in inadequately ventilated working environments. • BYSSINOSIS n. cotton dust pneumoconiosis. |
| OBSESSEDLY | • obsessedly adv. With an obsession. |
| PLAYBUSSES | • PLAYBUS n. a mobile playground. |
| SUBSYSTEMS | • subsystems n. Plural of subsystem. • sub-systems n. Plural of sub-system. • SUBSYSTEM n. part of a system. |
| SYLLABISES | • syllabises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of syllabise. • SYLLABISE v. to form or divide into syllables, also SYLLABIZE. |
| SYLLABISMS | • syllabisms n. Plural of syllabism. • SYLLABISM n. use of a writing system consisting of characters for syllables rather than for individual sounds or whole words. |
| SYLLABUSES | • syllabuses n. Plural of syllabus. • SYLLABUS n. (Latin) an outline of a course of study. |
| SYMBOLISES | • symbolises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of symbolise. • SYMBOLISE v. to be symbolic of, also SYMBOLIZE. |
| SYMBOLISMS | • symbolisms n. Plural of symbolism. • SYMBOLISM n. the use of symbols in literature or art. |
| SYMBOLISTS | • symbolists n. Plural of symbolist. • SYMBOLIST n. a practitioner of symbolism, the use of symbols in literature or art. |