| BOILERS | • boilers n. Plural of boiler. • Boilers n. Plural of Boiler. • BOILER n. a vessel for boiling. |
| BORIDES | • borides n. Plural of boride. • BORIDE n. a boron compound. |
| BOSKIER | • boskier adj. Comparative form of bosky: more bosky. • BOSKY adj. woody or bushy. |
| BOSSIER | • bossier adj. Comparative form of bossy: more bossy. • Bossier prop.n. A surname from French. • BOSSY adj. domineering. |
| BOUSIER | • BOUSY adj. inclined to booze, also BOOZY, BOOZEY. |
| BOYSIER | • BOYSY adj. suited to or typical of boys or young men. |
| BROMISE | • BROMISE v. to treat with bromine, also BROMIZE. |
| BROSIER | • brosier v. Alternative form of brozier. • brosier n. Alternative form of brozier. • BROSY adj. having the quality of brose, a dish of oatmeal with boiling water or milk poured on it. |
| CORBIES | • corbies n. Plural of corbie. • corbies n. Plural of corby. • CORBY n. (Scots) a raven, a crow, also CORBIE. |
| DISROBE | • disrobe v. (Transitive) To undress someone or something. • disrobe v. (Intransitive) To undress oneself. • DISROBE v. to undress. |
| EBRIOSE | • ebriose adj. (Formal) inebriated; drunk. • EBRIOSE adj. intoxicated, also EBRIATE, EBRIATED. |
| FIBROSE | • fibrose v. (Intransitive) To undergo fibrosis. • FIBROSE v. to form fibrous tissue. |
| ISOBARE | • isobare n. (Nuclear physics) Dated form of isobar. • ISOBARE n. a type of atom, also ISOBAR. |
| LIBEROS | • liberos n. Plural of libero. • LIBERO n. (Italian) a footballer who plays behind the backs, a sweeper. |
| ORBIEST | • ORBY adj. resembling a sphere. |
| OUREBIS | • ourebis n. Plural of ourebi. • OUREBI n. (South African) an African antelope, also ORIBI. |
| REBOILS | • reboils v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reboil. • REBOIL v. to boil again. |
| RIBOSES | • riboses n. Plural of ribose. • RIBOSE n. a pentose sugar. |
| SORBITE | • sorbite n. (Obsolete) Pearlite. • sorbite n. (Obsolete) Sorbitol. • SORBITE n. a fine-grained constituent of steel formed of ferrite and cementite. |