| SPONGEBAG | • spongebag n. Alternative form of sponge bag. • sponge␣bag n. (UK, Australia) A bag for carrying toiletries, as when travelling. • sponge␣bag n. (Chiefly UK) Designating clothing (especially trousers) with a fine, faint black-and-white check pattern. |
| BAGPIPINGS | • bagpipings n. Plural of bagpiping. • BAGPIPING n. playing the bagpipes. |
| PIGGYBACKS | • piggybacks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of piggyback. • piggybacks n. Plural of piggyback. • piggy-backs n. Plural of piggy-back. |
| SPONGEBAGS | • spongebags n. (Slang, UK) formal trousers. • spongebags n. Plural of spongebag. • sponge␣bags n. Plural of sponge bag. |
| BESPANGLING | • bespangling v. Present participle of bespangle. • BESPANGLE v. to adorn with spangles. |
| SUBGROUPING | • subgrouping v. Present participle of subgroup. • subgrouping n. A subgroup. • SUBGROUP v. to divide into subgroups. |
| UPBRINGINGS | • upbringings n. Plural of upbringing. • UPBRINGING n. the way a child is brought up. |
| BIOGRAPHISING | • biographising v. Present participle of biographise. • BIOGRAPHISE v. to make the subject of a biography, also BIOGRAPHIZE. |
| CARPETBAGGERS | • carpetbaggers n. Plural of carpetbagger. • carpet␣baggers n. Plural of carpet bagger. • CARPETBAGGER n. an opportunistic outsider, especially a political candidate who contests an election in an area while having little connection to it. |
| BIOGEOGRAPHERS | • biogeographers n. Plural of biogeographer. • BIOGEOGRAPHER n. a practitioner of biogeography. |
| BIOGEOGRAPHIES | • biogeographies n. Plural of biogeography. • BIOGEOGRAPHY n. the study of the geographical distribution of plants and animals. |
| CARPETBAGGINGS | • CARPETBAGGING n. the act of engaging in political chicanery. |
| SPRINGBOARDING | • springboarding v. Present participle of springboard. |
| CARPETBAGGERIES | • CARPETBAGGERY n. the actions of a carpetbagger. |