| BETITLING | • betitling v. Present participle of betitle. • BETITLE v. to furnish with a title or titles. |
| BETOILING | • betoiling v. Present participle of betoil. • BETOIL v. to weary with toil. |
| BILLETING | • billeting v. Present participle of billet. • billeting n. The lodging of soldiers. • BILLETING n. the act of allocating a billet. |
| BIOLOGIST | • biologist n. A student of biology; one versed in the science of biology. • BIOLOGIST n. one who studies biology. |
| BLIGHTIES | • blighties n. Plural of blighty. • Blighties n. Plural of Blighty. • BLIGHTY n. a soldier's wound that gets him sent home. |
| BLIGHTING | • blighting v. Present participle of blight. • blighting n. The act by which something is blighted. • BLIGHTING adj. causing decay. |
| BLINGIEST | • blingiest adj. Superlative form of blingy: most blingy. • BLINGY adj. bling, flashy. |
| BRISTLING | • bristling adj. Having bristles. • bristling adj. Showing anger. • bristling v. Present participle of bristle. |
| BRITTLING | • brittling v. Present participle of brittle. • BRITTLE v. to become fragile. |
| IGNITABLE | • ignitable adj. Capable of being ignited; able to burn. • IGNITABLE adj. that can be ignited, also IGNITIBLE. |
| IGNITIBLE | • ignitible adj. Capable of being ignited. • IGNITIBLE adj. that can be ignited, also IGNITABLE. |
| LIBRATING | • librating v. Present participle of librate. • LIBRATE v. to oscillate before settling into equilibrium. |
| LITIGABLE | • litigable adj. (Law) Able or likely to be successfully litigated. • LITIGABLE adj. such as can be litigated. |
| MITIGABLE | • mitigable adj. That can be mitigated. • MITIGABLE adj. that may be mitigated. |
| OBBLIGATI | • obbligati n. Plural of obbligato. • OBBLIGATO n. (Italian) a musical accompaniment of independent importance, esp. that of a single instrument to a vocal piece, also OBLIGATO. |
| THIMBLING | • thimbling n. Gerund of thimble: the act of using a thimble. • thimbling n. Synonym of thimblerigging (“the act of cheating (someone) in a thimblerig game, or by trickery”). • thimbling v. Present participle of thimble. |