| BEDRUGS | • bedrugs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bedrug. • BEDRUG v. to drug abundantly or excessively. |
| BRIGUES | • brigues n. Plural of brigue. • brigues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of brigue. • BRIGUE v. (French) to intrigue. |
| BROGUES | • brogues n. Plural of brogue. • BROGUE n. a strong and tough working shoe, also BROGAN. |
| BUDGERS | • budgers n. Plural of budger. • BUDGER n. one who budges. |
| BUGGERS | • buggers n. Plural of bugger. • buggers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bugger. • BUGGER v. to practise buggery. |
| BUGLERS | • buglers n. Plural of bugler. • BUGLER n. one who plays the bugle. |
| BULGERS | • bulgers n. Plural of bulger. • Bulgers prop.n. Plural of Bulger. • BULGER n. a wooden golf club with a convex face. |
| BUNGERS | • bungers n. Plural of bunger. • Bungers prop.n. Plural of Bunger. • BUNGER n. (Australian slang) a firecracker. |
| BURGEES | • burgees n. Plural of burgee. • BURGEE n. a small ship's flag used for identification or signalling. |
| BURGERS | • burgers n. Plural of burger. • Burgers n. Plural of Burger. • BURGER n. a hamburger. |
| BURGESS | • burgess n. An inhabitant of a borough with full rights; a citizen. • burgess n. (Historical) A town magistrate. • burgess n. (Historical, UK) A representative of a borough in the Parliament. |
| BURGLES | • burgles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of burgle. • BURGLE v. to trespass to steal. |
| REDBUGS | • redbugs n. Plural of redbug. • REDBUG n. a chigger, a bloodsucking larval mite. |
| RUGBIES | • rugbies n. Plural of rugby. • RUGBY n. a form of football, also RUGGER. |