| BEARBINES | • BEARBINE n. a bindweed. |
| BEBEERINE | • bebeerine n. (Organic chemistry) An alkaloid found in the bark of Chlorocardium rodiei. It is a tonic, antiperiodic… • BEBEERINE n. an alkaloid yielded by the bebeeru tree. |
| BERBERINE | • berberine n. (Biochemistry, pharmacology) Any of a class of alkaloid C20H19NO5 originally obtained, as a bitter… • BERBERINE n. an alkaloid obtained from barberry roots, also BERBERIN. |
| BERBERINS | • BERBERIN n. an alkaloid obtained from barberry roots, also BERBERINE. |
| BERIBERIS | • beriberis n. Plural of beriberi. • BERIBERI n. (Sinhalese) a disease caused by a lack of vitamin B. |
| BIBBERIES | • BIBBERY n. the act of tippling. |
| BOBBERIES | • bobberies n. Plural of bobbery. • BOBBERY n. a noisy row. |
| BRIBEABLE | • bribeable adj. Alternative spelling of bribable. • BRIBEABLE adj. capable of being bribed, also BRIBABLE. |
| BRIBERIES | • briberies n. Plural of bribery. • BRIBERY n. an act of influencing corruptly. |
| FIBBERIES | • fibberies n. Plural of fibbery. • FIBBERY n. the habit of fibbing. |
| FUBBERIES | • FUBBERY n. a deception. |
| JOBBERIES | • jobberies n. Plural of jobbery. • JOBBERY n. the conduct of public business for private gain. |
| NEBBISHER | • nebbisher n. Synonym of nebbish. • NEBBISHER n. (Yiddish) a colourless, insignificant person, also NEBBICH, NEBBISH, NEBBISHE, NEBISH. |
| REBBETZIN | • rebbetzin n. (Judaism) The wife of a rabbi. • rebbetzin n. (Judaism) Mrs. • REBBETZIN n. (Yiddish) the wife of a rabbi. |
| ROBBERIES | • robberies n. Plural of robbery. • ROBBERY n. the act of one who robs. |
| RUBBERIER | • rubberier adj. Comparative form of rubbery: more rubbery. • RUBBERY adj. resembling an elastic substance. |
| RUBBERISE | • rubberise v. Alternative spelling of rubberize. • RUBBERISE v. to coat with rubber, also RUBBERIZE. |
| RUBBERIZE | • rubberize v. (Transitive) To coat with rubber or a similar material. • RUBBERIZE v. to coat with rubber, also RUBBERISE. |
| YOBBERIES | • yobberies n. Plural of yobbery. • YOBBERY n. loutish behaviour, also YOBBISM. |