| ABETTORS | • abettors n. Plural of abettor. • ABETTOR n. one who abets, also ABETTER. |
| BATTEROS | • BATTERO n. (Shakespeare) a cudgel. |
| BESOTTED | • besotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of besot. • besotted adj. Infatuated. • besotted adj. Intellectually or morally blinded. |
| BETROTHS | • betroths v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of betroth. • BETROTH v. to engage to marry. |
| BETTONGS | • bettongs n. Plural of bettong. • BETTONG n. (Native Australian) an Australian rat kangaroo. |
| BIOTITES | • biotites n. Plural of biotite. • BIOTITE n. mica containing iron and magnesia, generally of a black or dark green color. |
| BLOTTERS | • blotters n. Plural of blotter. • BLOTTER n. a piece of ink-absorbing paper. |
| BORTIEST | • BORTY adj. relating to bort, diamond dust. |
| BOTTEGAS | • bottegas n. Plural of bottega. • BOTTEGA n. (Italian) a wineshop. |
| BOTTINES | • bottines n. Plural of bottine. • BOTTINE n. (French) a small boot; a surgical boot for correcting deformity. |
| BOTTLERS | • bottlers n. Plural of bottler. • BOTTLER n. (Australian slang) an outstanding person or thing. |
| OBTESTED | • obtested v. Simple past tense and past participle of obtest. • OBTEST v. to beseech, supplicate. |
| OBTUSEST | • obtusest adj. Superlative form of obtuse: most obtuse. • OBTUSE adj. stupid. |
| TABORETS | • taborets n. Plural of taboret. • TABORET n. a low stool without a back or arms; a low stand or cabinet; an embroidery frame, also TABOURET. |