| BABYCINOS | • babycinos n. Plural of babycino. • BABYCINO n. a drink of frothy steamed milk, often served with a sweet topping, also BABYCCINO. |
| BACKBANDS | • backbands n. Plural of backband. • BACKBAND n. the band which passes over the back of a horse and holds up the shafts of a carriage. |
| BACKBENDS | • backbends n. Plural of backbend. • BACKBEND n. an acrobatic feat. |
| BACKBONDS | • backbonds n. Plural of backbond. • BACKBOND n. a deed attaching a qualification or condition to the terms of a conveyance or other instrument. |
| BACKBONES | • backbones n. Plural of backbone. • back-bones n. Plural of back-bone. • BACKBONE n. the spine. |
| BACKBURNS | • backburns n. Plural of backburn. • back-burns n. Plural of back-burn. • back␣burns n. Plural of back burn. |
| BARBICANS | • barbicans n. Plural of barbican. • BARBICAN n. an outer defensive work; esp. a tower at a gate or bridge. |
| BUCKBEANS | • buckbeans n. Plural of buckbean. • BUCKBEAN n. a marsh plant. |
| BUNCOMBES | • BUNCOMBE n. insincere or foolish talk, nonsense, also BUNKUM. |
| CLUBBINGS | • clubbings n. Plural of clubbing. • CLUBBING n. visiting nightclubs. |
| COBBLINGS | • cobblings n. Plural of cobbling. • COBBLING n. mending shoes. |
| CRIBBINGS | • cribbings n. Plural of cribbing. • CRIBBING n. a supporting framework. |
| RABBINICS | • RABBINICS n. the study of rabbinic literature of the post-Talmudic period. |
| SCABBLING | • scabbling n. Pieces of stone remaining from the process of reducing a stone to a rough square by the axe or hammer. • scabbling v. Present participle of scabble. • SCABBLE v. to shape roughly, also SCAPPLE. |
| SCRABBING | • scrabbing v. Present participle of scrab. • SCRAB v. (dialect) to scratch, also SCRAT, SCRATCH, SCRATTLE, SCRAWM. |
| SCROBBING | • SCROB v. to scrape with or as with claws. |
| SCRUBBING | • scrubbing v. Present participle of scrub. • scrubbing n. An act of cleaning in which something is scrubbed. • scrubbing n. The removal of impurities from gas. |
| SUBBRANCH | • subbranch n. A branch that is itself an offshoot of a branch of something. • subbranch n. Part of a branch. • SUBBRANCH n. a subdivision of a branch. |