| BIGEMINY | • bigeminy n. (Pathology) The alternation of one normal heartbeat and one premature heartbeat. • BIGEMINY n. the state of having a double pulse. |
| BIRIYANI | • biriyani n. Alternative spelling of biryani. • BIRIYANI n. (Urdu) a spicy rice dish, also BIRIANI, BIRYANI. |
| BIRYANIS | • biryanis n. Plural of biryani. • BIRYANI n. (Urdu) a spicy rice dish, also BIRIANI, BIRIYANI. |
| BITINGLY | • bitingly adv. In a biting manner. • BITING adv. sharp, sarcastic. |
| BIVINYLS | • BIVINYL n. a flammable gas used in making synthetic rubber. |
| BIVVYING | • bivvying v. Present participle of bivvy. • BIVVY v. to bivouac, to remain in the open air (esp. during the night) without tents etc. |
| BOVINITY | • bovinity n. The condition of being bovine. • BOVINITY n. the state of being a bovine. |
| BRAINILY | • brainily adv. In a brainy way. • BRAINY adv. intelligent. |
| BYLINING | • bylining v. Present participle of byline. • BYLINE v. to write giving the author's name. |
| GIBINGLY | • gibingly adv. With gibes; scornfully. • GIBING adv. GIBE, to scoff, mock, also JIBE. |
| INEDIBLY | • inedibly adv. To the extent of being inedible. • INEDIBLE adv. not fit to be eaten, also UNEDIBLE. |
| INVIABLY | • inviably adv. In an inviable manner. • INVIABLE adv. not viable, also UNVIABLE. |
| JIBINGLY | • jibingly adv. With a jibe or taunt. • JIBING adv. JIBE, to jeer, also GIBE. |
| NIMBYISM | • nimbyism n. (Chiefly derogatory) The ideology of a nimby. • NIMBYism n. Alternative letter-case form of nimbyism. • NIMBYISM n. adherence to the doctrine of 'not in my back-yard', also NIMBYNESS. |
| NOBILITY | • nobility n. A noble or privileged social class, historically accompanied by a hereditary title; aristocracy. • nobility n. (Uncountable) The quality of being noble. • NOBILITY n. the social class composed of nobles. |
| NUBILITY | • nubility n. The property or state of being nubile. • NUBILITY n. the quality of being nubile. |
| VINCIBLY | • vincibly adv. In a vincible manner. • VINCIBLE adv. capable of being conquered. |