| ABRIDGER | • abridger n. One who abridges. • ABRIDGER n. one who abridges. |
| BARREING | • BARRE v. to execute barre chords. |
| BARRINGS | • barrings n. Plural of barring. • BARRING n. an exclusion. |
| BERRIGAN | • BERRIGAN n. an Australian tree with hanging branches. |
| BERRYING | • berrying v. Present participle of berry. • berrying n. An expedition to pick berries. • BERRYING n. the gathering of berries. |
| BLURRING | • blurring v. Present participle of blur. • blurring n. A blurry patch. • BLUR v. to make indistinct. |
| BRAGGIER | • braggier adj. Comparative form of braggy: more braggy. • BRAGGY adj. tending to brag. |
| BREERING | • BREER v. (Scots) to sprout above ground, also BRAIRD. |
| BRIGHTER | • brighter adj. Comparative form of bright: more bright. • BRIGHT adj. shining. |
| BRINGERS | • bringers n. Plural of bringer. • BRINGER n. one who brings. |
| GRABBIER | • grabbier adj. Comparative form of grabby: more grabby. • GRABBY adj. tending to grab. |
| GRUBBIER | • grubbier adj. Comparative form of grubby: more grubby. • GRUBBY adj. dirty. |
| REBORING | • reboring v. Present participle of rebore. • reboring n. (Automotive) Synonym of rebore. • REBORE v. to bore out again. |
| RIBGRASS | • ribgrass n. Ribwort; Old World plantain, Plantago lanceolata. • RIBGRASS n. a weedy plant, also RIBWORT. |
| RINGBARK | • ringbark v. To remove the bark, phloem, and cambium from a tree in a ring all the way around its trunk, thereby… • ring-bark v. To girdle a tree; to kill a tree by removing a ring of bark, phloem, and cambium. • ring-bark n. The bark removed by ring-barking. |