| BAGHOUSES | • baghouses n. Plural of baghouse. • BAGHOUSE n. a means of cleaning exhaust gases. |
| BAGWASHES | • BAGWASH n. a laundry service offering basic washing only. |
| BARGHESTS | • barghests n. Plural of barghest. • BARGHEST n. a doglike goblin whose appearance portends death, also BARGEST, BARGUEST. |
| BLUSHINGS | • blushings n. Plural of blushing. • BLUSHING n. the act of blushing. |
| BOUGHLESS | • BOUGHLESS adj. without boughs. |
| BRUSHINGS | • brushings n. Plural of brushing. • BRUSHING n. the act of brushing. |
| BUGHOUSES | • bughouses n. Plural of bughouse. • BUGHOUSE n. (offensive) an insane asylum. |
| BUSHGOATS | • bush␣goats n. Plural of bush goat. • BUSHGOAT n. a small antelope, also BUSHBUCK. |
| GABNASHES | • GABNASH n. (Scots) chatter, prattle, also NASHGAB. |
| GOBSHITES | • gobshites n. Plural of gobshite. • GOBSHITE n. (offensive) a garrulous stupid idiot. |
| HAGBUSHES | • hagbushes n. Plural of hagbush. • HAGBUSH n. a large tree. |
| SAGEBRUSH | • sagebrush n. Any of several North American aromatic shrubs of the genus Artemisia, having silvery-grey, green leaves. • sage␣brush n. Alternative spelling of sagebrush. • SAGEBRUSH n. a low irregular shrub covering vast tracts of the dry alkaline regions of the American plains. |
| SHAGBARKS | • shagbarks n. Plural of shagbark. • SHAGBARK n. a rough-barked species of hickory, aka shellbark. |
| SUBGRAPHS | • subgraphs n. Plural of subgraph. • SUBGRAPH n. a graph contained within a larger graph. |
| SUGARBUSH | • sugarbush n. A grove of maple trees. • sugar␣bush n. An evergreen shrub found in south-western United States of America, Rhus ovata. • sugar␣bush n. (North America) A forest of sugar maples or other trees tapped for sugar. |