| ABUSAGES | • abusages n. Plural of abusage. • ABUSAGE n. improper or incorrect use esp. of language. |
| BUGSEEDS | • bugseeds n. Plural of bugseed. • BUGSEED n. an American plant of the goosefoot family. |
| BUSGIRLS | • busgirls n. Plural of busgirl. • BUSGIRL n. an assistant waitress. |
| BUSHINGS | • bushings n. Plural of bushing. • BUSHING n. a bush, an insulator which allows a live wire to pass through a wall. |
| BUSHPIGS | • bushpigs n. Plural of bushpig. • bush␣pigs n. Plural of bush pig. • BUSHPIG n. an African wild pig. |
| BUSKINGS | • buskings n. Plural of busking. • BUSKING n. the art of busking. |
| BUSSINGS | • Bussings prop.n. Plural of Bussing. • BUSSING n. the act of transporting by bus, also BUSING. |
| BUSTINGS | • bustings n. Plural of busting. • BUSTING n. the act of busting. |
| SCUMBAGS | • scumbags n. Plural of scumbag. • SCUMBAG n. a contemptible person. |
| SUBBINGS | • subbings n. Plural of subbing. • SUBBING n. the act of subediting. |
| SUBGENUS | • subgenus n. (Taxonomy) A subdivision of a genus. • SUBGENUS n. a subdivision of a genus. |
| SUBGOALS | • subgoals n. Plural of subgoal. • SUBGOAL n. a subordinate goal. |
| SUBRINGS | • subrings n. Plural of subring. • SUBRING n. a subset of a mathematical ring. |
| SUBSONGS | • subsongs n. Plural of subsong. • SUBSONG n. a bird's undersong. |
| SUBSTAGE | • substage n. The stage, below the main stage of a microscope, to which attachments are fixed. • substage n. A stage making up part of a larger stage. • SUBSTAGE n. a part of a microscope for supporting accessories. |