| BECKONERS | • beckoners n. Plural of beckoner. • BECKONER n. one who beckons. |
| BECLOWNED | • beclowned v. Simple past tense and past participle of beclown. • BECLOWN v. to make ridiculous. |
| BIOCENOSE | • BIOCENOSE adj. living together in mutual dependence. |
| CABEZONES | • cabezones n. Plural of cabezone. • CABEZONE n. (Spanish) a Californian fish, allied to the sculpin, also CABEZON. |
| CANOEABLE | • canoeable adj. Navigable by canoe. • CANOEABLE adj. navigable by canoe. |
| CENOBITES | • cenobites n. Plural of cenobite. • CENOBITE n. a monk who lives in a community, also COENOBITE. |
| CHEEKBONE | • cheekbone n. The small prominent bone of the cheek. • cheek-bone n. Alternative spelling of cheekbone. • cheek␣bone n. Alternative spelling of cheekbone. |
| COENOBITE | • coenobite n. Alternative spelling of cenobite. • cœnobite n. Obsolete spelling of cenobite. • COENOBITE n. a monk who lives in a community, also CENOBITE. |
| ENCODABLE | • encodable adj. That can be encoded. • ENCODABLE adj. that can be encoded. |
| JOBCENTRE | • jobcentre n. Alternative spelling of Jobcentre. • Jobcentre n. (Britain) A government-funded agency that helps the unemployed to find work. • job␣centre n. Britain standard spelling of job center. |
| OBEDIENCE | • obedience n. The quality of being obedient. • obedience n. The collective body of persons subject to any particular authority. • obedience n. A written instruction from the superior of an order to those under him. |
| OBEISANCE | • obeisance n. Demonstration of an obedient attitude, especially by bowing deeply; a deep bow which demonstrates such an attitude. • obeisance n. An obedient attitude. • OBEISANCE n. a bow or curtsey, a paying of homage. |
| OBSCENELY | • obscenely adv. In an obscene manner; vulgarly. • obscenely adv. (Colloquial) In an excessive manner. • OBSCENE adv. offensive, disgusting. |
| OBSCENEST | • obscenest adj. Superlative form of obscene: most obscene. • OBSCENE adj. offensive, disgusting. |
| RECOMBINE | • recombine v. (Genetics, transitive, intransitive) To combine again, especially to reassemble the parts of something… • recombine v. (Genetics, intransitive) To undergo recombination. • re-combine v. Alternative form of recombine. |