| BACKBLOCKS | • backblocks n. Plural of backblock. • back␣blocks n. (Slang) Remote countryside. • BACKBLOCKS n. (Australian) remote, sparsely populated country. |
| BACKCLOTHS | • backcloths n. Plural of backcloth. • back-cloths n. Plural of back-cloth. • BACKCLOTH n. the painted cloth or curtain at the back of the stage. |
| BILLYCOCKS | • billycocks n. Plural of billycock. • billy-cocks n. Plural of billy-cock. • BILLYCOCK n. a kind of felt hat. |
| BLACKBUCKS | • blackbucks n. Plural of blackbuck. • BLACKBUCK n. an Indian antelope. |
| BLACKCOCKS | • blackcocks n. Plural of blackcock. • black␣cocks n. Plural of black cock. • BLACKCOCK n. the male of the black grouse. |
| BLACKFACES | • blackfaces n. Plural of blackface. • Blackfaces n. Plural of Blackface. • BLACKFACE n. a breed of sheep. |
| BLACKJACKS | • blackjacks n. Plural of blackjack. • blackjacks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blackjack. • Blackjacks n. Plural of Blackjack. |
| BRICKCLAYS | • brickclays n. Plural of brickclay. • BRICKCLAY n. a clay containing sand and a good deal of iron; any clay used for brickmaking. |
| CAMELBACKS | • camelbacks n. Plural of camelback. • CAMELBACK n. an inferior grade of rubber, used for retreading tyres. |
| CELLBLOCKS | • cellblocks n. Plural of cellblock. • cell␣blocks n. Plural of cell block. • CELLBLOCK n. a group of prison cells. |
| CLACKBOXES | • clackboxes n. Plural of clackbox. • clack␣boxes n. Plural of clack box. • CLACKBOX n. a part of an engine. |
| CLICKBAITS | • clickbaits n. Plural of clickbait. • clickbaits v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clickbait. • CLICKBAIT n. intriguing or sensational hyperlinks that encourage readers to click through to another website. |
| COCKLEBURS | • cockleburs n. Plural of cocklebur. • COCKLEBUR n. the burdock, also CLOTBUR. |