| BABOONISH | • baboonish adj. Like a baboon. • BABOONISH adj. like a baboon. |
| BAHOOKIES | • bahookies n. Plural of bahookie. • BAHOOKIE n. (colloquial) the buttocks. |
| BILLHOOKS | • billhooks n. Plural of billhook. • bill-hooks n. Plural of bill-hook. • bill␣hooks n. Plural of bill hook. |
| BIOMORPHS | • biomorphs n. Plural of biomorph. • BIOMORPH n. a representation of a living thing as decoration. |
| BIOPHORES | • biophores n. Plural of biophore. • BIOPHORE n. a hypothetical unit of living matter, also BIOPHOR. |
| BIOTROPHS | • biotrophs n. Plural of biotroph. • BIOTROPH n. a parasitic organism such as a fungus. |
| BISHOPDOM | • bishopdom n. The jurisdiction of a bishop; episcopate. • BISHOPDOM n. the jurisdiction of a bishop. |
| BONHOMIES | • bonhomies n. Plural of bonhomie. • BONHOMIE n. (French) good nature; a pleasant and easy manner, also BONHOMMIE. |
| BOOKISHLY | • bookishly adv. In a bookish manner. • BOOKISH adv. pertaining to books. |
| BOORISHLY | • boorishly adv. In a boorish manner; uncultured. • BOORISH adv. rude. |
| BORACHIOS | • borachios n. Plural of borachio. • BORACHIO n. (Spanish) a Spanish wineskin; a drunken fellow. |
| CHOIRBOYS | • choirboys n. Plural of choirboy. • choir␣boys n. Plural of choir boy. • CHOIRBOY n. a boy who sings in a church choir. |
| COOLIBAHS | • coolibahs n. Plural of coolibah. • COOLIBAH n. (Native Australian) a species of Australian eucalyptus tree, also COOLABAH, COOLIBAR. |
| RHOMBOIDS | • rhomboids n. Plural of rhomboid. • RHOMBOID n. a parallelogram with unequal sides, also RHOMBOIDES, RHOMBOIDEUS. |
| SEMIHOBOS | • SEMIHOBO n. a person having some of the characteristics of a hobo. |
| TOMBOYISH | • tomboyish adj. Displaying behavior associated with a tomboy. • TOMBOYISH adj. like a tomboy. |
| UNBOOKISH | • unbookish adj. Not bookish. • UNBOOKISH adj. not bookish. |