| ABHORRINGS | • abhorrings n. Plural of abhorring. • ABHORRING n. an object of abhorrence. |
| ABOLISHING | • abolishing v. Present participle of abolish. • ABOLISH v. to put an end to. |
| BEHOLDINGS | • beholdings n. Plural of beholding. • BEHOLDING n. (Shakespeare) sight, contemplation. |
| BESHOUTING | • beshouting v. Present participle of beshout. • BESHOUT v. to shout at. |
| BESOOTHING | • besoothing v. Present participle of besoothe. • BESOOTHE v. to soothe. |
| BLOTCHINGS | • blotchings n. Plural of blotching. • BLOTCHING n. a pattern of large spots. |
| BOBSLEIGHS | • bobsleighs n. Plural of bobsleigh. • BOBSLEIGH n. a short sledge. |
| BOBWEIGHTS | • bobweights n. Plural of bobweight. • BOBWEIGHT n. a balance weight. |
| BOMBSIGHTS | • bombsights n. Plural of bombsight. • BOMBSIGHT n. a device for aiming and releasing bombs from a bomber. |
| BOOKLIGHTS | • booklights n. Plural of booklight. • BOOKLIGHT n. a light that clips on to a book. |
| BRIGHTSOME | • brightsome adj. (Archaic) Marked by brightness or brilliance; resplendent in appearance; shining. • BRIGHTSOME adj. bright; clear; brilliant. |
| HOBGOBLINS | • hobgoblins n. Plural of hobgoblin. • HOBGOBLIN n. a mischievous fairy; a frightful apparition. |
| NEIGHBOURS | • neighbours n. Plural of neighbour. • neighbours v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of neighbour. • NEIGHBOUR v. to live close by, border on, also NEIGHBOR. |
| THIGHBONES | • thighbones n. Plural of thighbone. • THIGHBONE n. the bone of the leg between the hip joint and the knee, the femur. |
| THROBBINGS | • throbbings n. Plural of throbbing. • THROBBING n. the act of throbbing. |