| BECRUSTING | • BECRUST v. to cover with a crust. |
| BESCOURING | • BESCOUR v. to scour thoroughly. |
| BUCKETINGS | • bucketings n. Plural of bucketing. • BUCKETING n. the act of bucketing. |
| BUMSUCKING | • bum-sucking n. (Vulgar) Obsequious behaviour. • bum-sucking adj. (Vulgar) Obsequious. • BUMSUCKING n. sycophancy. |
| CALLIBOGUS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| COMBUSTING | • combusting v. Present participle of combust. • COMBUST v. to burn. |
| CRUMBLINGS | • crumblings n. Plural of crumbling. • CRUMBLING n. the act of crumbling. |
| NIGHTCLUBS | • nightclubs n. Plural of nightclub. • nightclubs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nightclub. • night␣clubs n. Plural of night club. |
| SCRUBBINGS | • scrubbings n. Plural of scrubbing. • SCRUBBING n. the act of scrubbing. |
| SCUMBERING | • scumbering v. Present participle of scumber. • SCUMBER v. (archaic) to void excrement, also SKUMMER. |
| SCUMBLINGS | • scumblings n. Plural of scumbling. • SCUMBLING n. the act of scumbling. |
| SPRINGBUCK | • springbuck n. Alternative form of springbok. • SPRINGBUCK n. a South African antelope, that moves in leaps when alarmed, also SPRINGBOK. |
| SUBCEILING | • subceiling n. A ceiling (or limit) placed on a subdivision. • SUBCEILING n. an under-ceiling. |
| SUBCOOLING | • subcooling n. (Physics) cooling a liquid to a temperature that is less that its saturation temperature at a particular pressure. • SUBCOOL v. to cool below the freezing point. |
| SUBDUCTING | • subducting v. Present participle of subduct. • SUBDUCT v. to withdraw; to take away, also SUBDUCE. |
| SUBGENERIC | • subgeneric adj. Of or pertaining to a subgenus. • SUBGENERIC adj. of or pertaining to a subgenus. |
| SUBGLACIAL | • subglacial adj. Formed, or occurring beneath a glacier or other body of ice. • subglacial adj. (Informal) Moving at a rate allegedly slower than a glacier. • SUBGLACIAL adj. of or relating to the bottom of a glacier or the area immediately underlying a glacier. |
| SUBJECTING | • subjecting v. Present participle of subject. • SUBJECT v. to cause to experience. |
| SUCCUMBING | • succumbing v. Present participle of succumb. • SUCCUMB v. to yield to superior force. |