| BOGOAKS | • bog␣oaks n. Plural of bog oak. • BOGOAK n. trunks of oak embedded in bogs and so preserved from decay. |
| BOGONGS | • bogongs n. Plural of bogong. • BOGONG n. (Native Australian) a noctuid moth eaten by Australian aborigines, also BUGONG. |
| BONGOES | • bongoes n. Plural of bongo. • BONGO n. (Bantu) a kind of antelope. |
| BOOGERS | • boogers n. Plural of booger. • BOOGER n. a bogeyman. |
| BOOGEYS | • BOOGEY v. to dance to rock music, also BOOGIE, BOOGY. |
| BOOGIES | • boogies n. Plural of boogie. • boogies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of boogie. • BOOGIE v. to dance to rock music, also BOOGEY, BOOGY. |
| BOOINGS | • booings n. Plural of booing. • BOOING n. the act of saying boo. |
| BOOSING | • boosing v. Present participle of boose. • BOOSE v. to drink excessively, also BOOZE. |
| BURGOOS | • burgoos n. Plural of burgoo. • BURGOO n. a kind of oatmeal pudding, or thick gruel, used by seamen, also BURGOUT. |
| FOGBOWS | • fogbows n. Plural of fogbow. • fog␣bows n. Plural of fog bow. • FOGBOW n. a nebulous arc of light sometimes seen in fog, also FOGDOG. |
| GABOONS | • gaboons n. Alternative form of goboons; plural of gaboon. • Gaboons n. Plural of Gaboon. • GABOON n. a West African hardwood. |
| GLOBOSE | • globose adj. Having a globular form. • GLOBOSE adj. shaped like a globe, also GLOBOUS. |
| GLOBOUS | • globous adj. Alternative form of globose. • GLOBOUS adj. having a rounded form resembling that of a globe, also GLOBOSE. |
| GOMBROS | • GOMBRO n. (Bantu) a soup thickened with okra, also GOMBO, GUMBO. |
| GOOBERS | • goobers n. Plural of goober. • GOOBER n. (US) a peanut. |
| GOOBIES | • Goobies prop.n. A village in east Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. • GOOBY n. (New Zealand) spittle. |
| GOODBYS | • goodbys n. Plural of goodby. • good-bys n. Plural of good-by. • GOODBY n. a remark or gesture on parting, also GOODBYE. |
| MOBLOGS | • moblogs n. Plural of moblog. • MOBLOG n. a blog of mobile phone messages and photos. |
| OBLONGS | • oblongs n. Plural of oblong. • oblongs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oblong. • OBLONG n. something that is oblong. |