| BACKSTALLS | • BACKSTALL v. of a kite, to lose power and begin to drop in low winds. |
| BALLADISTS | • balladists n. Plural of balladist. • BALLADIST n. one who composes ballads. |
| BALLASTERS | • BALLASTER n. one who ballasts. |
| BALLISTICS | • ballistics n. (Physics) The science of objects that predominantly fly under the effects of gravity, momentum and atmospheric… • BALLISTICS n. the science of the motion of projectiles; esp. that part of the subject connected with firearms. |
| BESTSELLER | • bestseller n. A book or other product that has sold in large numbers. • best-seller n. Alternative form of bestseller. • BESTSELLER n. a book, etc. that has sold many copies. |
| BLACKLISTS | • blacklists n. Plural of blacklist. • BLACKLIST v. to ban or deem unacceptable. |
| BLASTHOLES | • blastholes n. Plural of blasthole. • BLASTHOLE n. a hole containing an explosive charge for blasting. |
| BLOODLUSTS | • bloodlusts n. Plural of bloodlust. • blood␣lusts n. Plural of blood lust. • BLOODLUST n. desire for bloodshed. |
| BOOKSTALLS | • bookstalls n. Plural of bookstall. • BOOKSTALL n. a stall for the sale of books. |
| BOOTLESSLY | • bootlessly adv. In a bootless manner. • BOOTLESS adv. profitless. |
| BRAILLISTS | • braillists n. Plural of braillist. • BRAILLIST n. one who uses braille, also BRAILLER. |
| GLOBALISTS | • globalists n. Plural of globalist. • GLOBALIST n. a person advocating a global approach. |
| LABELLISTS | • LABELLIST n. (New Zealand) one who wears only clothes with fashionable labels. |
| STICKBALLS | • stickballs n. Plural of stickball. • STICKBALL n. baseball adapted for play in streets, using a broom handle and a lightweight ball. |
| STILLBORNS | • stillborns n. Plural of stillborn. • STILLBORN n. a baby dead at birth. |
| STINGBULLS | • stingbulls n. Plural of stingbull. • STINGBULL n. the weever fish, which is capable of inflicting severe wounds with the spinous rays of its dorsal fin, also STINGFISH. |
| STOOLBALLS | • stool-balls n. Plural of stool-ball. • STOOLBALL n. a kind of game with balls, formerly common in England, esp. with young women. |
| STOOPBALLS | • STOOPBALL n. a variation of baseball. |
| STORKSBILL | • storksbill n. Any plant of genus Erodium. • STORKSBILL n. any plant of the genus Erodium. |
| SUBSTELLAR | • substellar adj. (Astronomy, of an object) Having a mass less than the minimum necessary mass for hydrogen fusion. • SUBSTELLAR adj. directly under a star. |