| BACTERIOPHAGIES | • BACTERIOPHAGY n. the eating of bacteria. |
| BENIGHTEDNESSES | • BENIGHTEDNESS n. the state of being benighted. |
| BIGHEADEDNESSES | • BIGHEADEDNESS n. the state of being bigheaded. |
| BIOGEOCHEMICALS | • biogeochemicals n. Plural of biogeochemical. • BIOGEOCHEMICALS n. the science of plants and animals in relation to chemicals in the soil. |
| BIOGEOCHEMISTRY | • biogeochemistry n. (Biology, geology, chemistry, ecology) The scientific study of biological, geological and chemical processes… • BIOGEOCHEMISTRY n. the science of plants and animals in relation to chemicals in the soil. |
| BIOTECHNOLOGIES | • biotechnologies n. Plural of biotechnology. • BIOTECHNOLOGY n. the utilisation of living organisms in industry. |
| BRAUNSCHWEIGERS | • Braunschweigers n. Plural of Braunschweiger. • BRAUNSCHWEIGER n. (German) smoked liverwurst. |
| CHANGEABILITIES | • changeabilities n. Plural of changeability. • CHANGEABILITY n. the quality of being changeable. |
| CHARGEABILITIES | • CHARGEABILITY n. the quality of being chargeable. |
| DISEMBELLISHING | • disembellishing v. Present participle of disembellish. • DISEMBELLISH v. to deprive of embellishment. |
| FEATHERBEDDINGS | • FEATHERBEDDING n. protecting (an industry, workers, etc.) by such practices as overmanning in order to save jobs. |
| HUCKLEBERRYINGS | • HUCKLEBERRYING n. gathering huckleberries. |
| LAUGHABLENESSES | • LAUGHABLENESS n. LAUGHABLE, ridiculous. |
| METHAEMOGLOBINS | • methæmoglobins n. Plural of methæmoglobin. • METHAEMOGLOBIN n. a brown compound of oxygen and haemoglobin formed in the blood by the action of certain drugs. |
| NEIGHBOURLINESS | • neighbourliness n. Britain standard spelling of neighborliness. • NEIGHBOURLINESS n. the state of being neighbourly, also NEIGHBORLINESS. |
| PREESTABLISHING | • preestablishing v. Present participle of preestablish. • preëstablishing v. Present participle of preëstablish. • pre-establishing v. Present participle of pre-establish. |
| RIGHTABLENESSES | • RIGHTABLENESS n. the state of being rightable. |