| BAWDIES | • BAWDY n. obscene language. |
| BAWTIES | • bawties n. Plural of bawty. • bawties n. Plural of bawtie. • BAWTIE n. (Scots) a dog. |
| BEWAILS | • bewails v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bewail. • BEWAIL v. to lament. |
| BITWISE | • bitwise adj. (Computing) Treating a value as a series of bits rather than a numerical quantity. • BITWISE adj. designating an operator in a programming language that manipulates the individual bits in a byte or word. |
| BLEWITS | • blewits n. A type of edible mushroom. • BLEWITS n. a woodland fungus, also BLEWIT. |
| BLOWIES | • blowies n. Plural of blowie. • blowies n. Plural of blowy. • BLOWIE n. (Australian slang) a blowfly. |
| BOWSIES | • bowsies n. Plural of bowsie. • bowsies n. Plural of bowsy. • BOWSIE n. (Irish) an inferior person, also BOWSEY. |
| BREWSKI | • brewski n. (Uncountable, informal) beer. • brewski n. (Countable, informal) A serving of beer. • BREWSKI n. (colloquial) beer. |
| NEWBIES | • newbies n. Plural of newbie. • NEWBIE n. a new arrival such as on the Internet, also NEWB. |
| SWABBIE | • swabbie n. Alternative spelling of swabby. • SWABBIE n. (US slang) a seaman, esp. a new recruit, also SWABBY. |
| WEBBIES | • webbies n. Plural of webbie. • Webbies n. Plural of Webbie. • WEBBIE n. a person very familiar with the World Wide Web. |
| WEBLISH | • weblish v. (Internet, transitive) To publish on the Web (as distinguished from in print). • Weblish prop.n. Netspeak based on the English language. • WEBLISH n. very abbreviated English as used in email, texting etc. |
| WEBSITE | • website n. (Internet) A collection of interlinked web pages on the World Wide Web that are typically accessible… • web-site n. Alternative spelling of web site. • web␣site n. Alternative form of website. |
| WIBBLES | • wibbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wibble. • WIBBLE v. to wobble, also WABBLE, WOBBLE. |
| WIMBLES | • wimbles n. Plural of wimble. • Wimbles prop.n. Plural of Wimble. • WIMBLE v. to bore through with a wimble. |