| ANTIBOSS | • antiboss adj. Hostile to the authority of bosses. • ANTIBOSS adj. opposed to bosses. |
| BASTIONS | • bastions n. Plural of bastion. • bastions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bastion. • BASTION n. a tower at the corner of a fortification. |
| BISTORTS | • bistorts n. Plural of bistort. • BISTORT n. a plant of the dock family with a twisted astringent root, aka snakeweed. |
| BOSKIEST | • boskiest adj. Superlative form of bosky: most bosky. • BOSKY adj. woody or bushy. |
| BOSSIEST | • bossiest adj. Superlative form of bossy: most bossy. • BOSSY adj. domineering. |
| BOUSIEST | • BOUSY adj. inclined to booze, also BOOZY, BOOZEY. |
| BOYSIEST | • BOYSY adj. suited to or typical of boys or young men. |
| BRISTOLS | • bristols n. (Cockney rhyming slang) Breasts. • Bristols n. Plural of Bristol. • BRISTOL n. a smooth cardboard. |
| BROSIEST | • BROSY adj. having the quality of brose, a dish of oatmeal with boiling water or milk poured on it. |
| CROSSBIT | • crossbit v. Simple past tense of crossbite. • cross-bit v. Simple past tense of cross-bite. • CROSSBITE v. to swindle. |
| EBONISTS | • ebonists n. Plural of ebonist. • EBONIST n. an ebony worker. |
| ISOBATHS | • isobaths n. Plural of isobath. • ISOBATH n. a contour line connecting points of equal water depth. |
| MISTBOWS | • mistbows n. Plural of mistbow. • MISTBOW n. a whitish arch like a rainbow, seen in mist, aka fogbow. |
| PHOBISTS | • phobists n. Plural of phobist. • PHOBIST n. someone with a phobia. |
| RIBSTONS | • Ribstons n. Plural of Ribston. • RIBSTON n. a variety of winter apple brought from Normandy to Ribston Hall in Yorkshire, also RIBSTONE. |
| SORBITES | • sorbites n. Plural of sorbite. • SORBITE n. a fine-grained constituent of steel formed of ferrite and cementite. |
| STROBILS | • strobils n. Plural of strobil. • STROBIL n. (Greek) a scaly spike of female flowers, as in the hop, also STROBILE, STROBILUS. |
| SYBOTISM | • SYBOTISM n. the study of swine herds. |
| SYMBIOTS | • SYMBIOT n. (Greek) an organism living in close association with another, also SYMBIONT, SYMBION, SYMBIOTE. |