| BEGRUDGERS | • begrudgers n. Plural of begrudger. • BEGRUDGER n. one who begrudges. |
| BIGARREAUS | • BIGARREAU n. any of several heart-shaped varieties of cherry, also BIGAROON. |
| BIOSURGERY | • biosurgery n. (Medicine, surgery) The medicinal use of maggots to clean wounds and promote healing. • BIOSURGERY n. medical treatment with living agents e.g. maggots to clean wounds. |
| BROGUERIES | • BROGUERY n. the use of an Irish accent. |
| BURGLARIES | • burglaries n. Plural of burglary. • BURGLARY n. a felonious theft. |
| BURGLARISE | • burglarise v. Rare spelling of burglarize. • BURGLARISE v. to commit burglary, also BURGLARIZE. |
| BURRAWANGS | • burrawangs n. Plural of burrawang. • BURRAWANG n. (Native Australian) any of various palmlike plants having edible nuts. |
| BUSHRANGER | • bushranger n. (Australia, historical) A convict or outlaw who escapes to the bush to avoid capture; a roving bandit… • bushranger n. (Australia, obsolete) A person skilled in bushcraft. • BUSHRANGER n. (Australian) an escaped criminal living in the bush. |
| FISHBURGER | • fishburger n. A burger made with fish instead of beef. • FISHBURGER n. a hamburger made with fish. |
| GRUBSTAKER | • grubstaker n. One who provides a prospector with a grubstake. • GRUBSTAKER n. one who provides a grubstake. |
| GRUBSTREET | • Grubstreet prop.n. Alternative form of Grub Street. • Grub␣Street prop.n. The home or state of impoverished writers and literary hacks. • GRUBSTREET adj. relating to or characteristic of hack literature. |
| HAMBURGERS | • hamburgers n. Plural of hamburger. • Hamburgers n. Plural of Hamburger. • HAMBURGER n. (German) a patty of ground beef, also HAMBURG. |
| SOYBURGERS | • soyburgers n. Plural of soyburger. • SOYBURGER n. a burger made with soya rather than meat. |
| SUBPROGRAM | • subprogram n. (Computing) A program contained within a larger program. • SUBPROGRAM n. a subpart of a program. |
| SUGARBERRY | • sugarberry n. Hackberry. • SUGARBERRY n. any of several hackberries with sweet edible fruits. |