| ASSEMBLAGE | • assemblage n. The process of assembling or bringing together. • assemblage n. A collection of things which have been gathered together or assembled. • assemblage n. A gathering of people. |
| BESEEMINGS | • beseemings n. Plural of beseeming. • BESEEMING n. the act of befitting. |
| BESIEGINGS | • besiegings n. Plural of besieging. • BESIEGING n. the act of surrounding. |
| BESPANGLES | • bespangles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bespangle. • BESPANGLE v. to adorn with spangles. |
| BIOGENESES | • biogeneses n. Plural of biogenesis. • BIOGENESIS n. the theory that all life is derived from living matter alone. |
| BIOGENESIS | • biogenesis n. The principle that living organisms are produced only from other living organisms. • biogenesis n. Biosynthesis. • BIOGENESIS n. the theory that all life is derived from living matter alone. |
| BOLOGNESES | • bologneses n. Plural of bolognese. • Bologneses n. Plural of Bolognese. • BOLOGNESE n. a meat and tomato sauce. |
| BRIDGELESS | • bridgeless adj. That cannot be bridged. • bridgeless adj. (Graph theory) Having no bridges. • bridgeless adj. (Of a body of water) Having no bridges. |
| EMBASSAGES | • embassages n. Plural of embassage. • EMBASSAGE n. an embassy, also AMBASSAGE. |
| GLIBNESSES | • glibnesses n. Plural of glibness. • GLIBNESS n. the quality of being glib. |
| GREASEBUSH | • GREASEBUSH n. a name for various oily American shrubs of the goosefoot family, also GREASEWOOD. |
| INSELBERGS | • inselbergs n. Plural of inselberg. • INSELBERG n. (German) an isolated mountain or hill rising abruptly from its surrounding, aka monadnock. |
| SEMIGLOBES | • SEMIGLOBE n. a half globe, a hemisphere. |
| SLEAZEBAGS | • sleazebags n. Plural of sleazebag. • SLEAZEBAG n. a sleazy person, esp. one who tries to take advantage of women. |
| SUBGENUSES | • subgenuses n. Plural of subgenus. • SUBGENUS n. a subdivision of a genus. |
| SUBSEGMENT | • subsegment n. A segment wholly contained in another. • SUBSEGMENT n. a subdivision of a segment. |