| BENITIER | • benitier n. (Christianity) The vase or vessel for holy water in Roman Catholic churches. • BENITIER n. (French) a holy-water font. |
| BIRKIEST | • BIRKIE adj. (Scots) active, lively. |
| BIRSIEST | • BIRSY adj. (Scots) bristly. |
| BITCHIER | • bitchier adj. Comparative form of bitchy: more bitchy. • BITCHY adj. catty. |
| BRINIEST | • briniest adj. Superlative form of briny: most briny. • BRINY adj. salty. |
| DIATRIBE | • diatribe n. An abusive, bitter, verbal attack or criticism: denunciation. • diatribe n. A prolonged discourse. • diatribe n. A speech or writing which bitterly denounces something. |
| IMBITTER | • imbitter v. Obsolete spelling of embitter. • IMBITTER v. to make bitter, also EMBITTER. |
| KIBITZER | • kibitzer n. A person who offers unsolicited views, advice, or criticism; one who kibitzes. • KIBITZER n. (Yiddish) one who offers unwanted advice, also KIBBITZER. |
| LIBRETTI | • libretti n. (Rare) plural of libretto. • LIBRETTO n. (Italian) the text of an opera. |
| ORBITIES | • orbities n. Plural of orbity. • ORBITY n. (obsolete) bereavement, esp. of children. |
| RABIETIC | • rabietic adj. (Dated) rabid; affected with rabies. • RABIETIC adj. suffering from rabies, an infectious viral disease. |
| REBITING | • rebiting v. Present participle of rebite. • rebiting n. The process of deepening worn lines in an etched plate by submitting it to the action of acid again. • REBITE v. in engraving, to freshen a plate by a new application of acid. |
| RIBBIEST | • RIBBY adj. marked by ribs. |
| TRILBIED | • trilbied adj. Wearing a trilby. • TRILBIED adj. wearing a trilby. |
| TRILBIES | • trilbies n. Plural of trilby. • TRILBY n. a soft felt hat. |