| BABYHOODS | • babyhoods n. Plural of babyhood. • BABYHOOD n. the state of being an infant. |
| BALLYHOOS | • ballyhoos n. Plural of ballyhoo. • ballyhoos v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ballyhoo. • BALLYHOO v. to promote by uproar. |
| BOOKISHLY | • bookishly adv. In a bookish manner. • BOOKISH adv. pertaining to books. |
| BOORISHLY | • boorishly adv. In a boorish manner; uncultured. • BOORISH adv. rude. |
| BOYSHORTS | • boyshorts n. A female undergarment that covers the hips like a pair of shorts. • boy-shorts n. Alternative form of boyshorts. • boy␣shorts n. Alternative form of boyshorts. |
| CHOIRBOYS | • choirboys n. Plural of choirboy. • choir␣boys n. Plural of choir boy. • CHOIRBOY n. a boy who sings in a church choir. |
| CHOREBOYS | • choreboys n. Plural of choreboy. • CHOREBOY n. a boy used to do odd jobs. |
| DOUGHBOYS | • doughboys n. Plural of doughboy. • dough␣boys n. Plural of dough boy. • DOUGHBOY n. a boiled flour dumpling; an American infantryman. |
| HOUSEBOYS | • houseboys n. Plural of houseboy. • house␣boys n. Plural of house boy. • HOUSEBOY n. a male servant. |
| HYMNBOOKS | • hymnbooks n. Plural of hymnbook. • hymn-books n. Plural of hymn-book. • hymn␣books n. Plural of hymn book. |
| HYPOBOLES | • hypoboles n. Plural of hypobole. • HYPOBOLE n. the anticipation and refutal of objections to an argument. |
| SCHOOLBOY | • schoolboy n. A boy attending school. • schoolboy adj. Characteristic of a schoolboy, especially being cheeky, clumsy and socially unaware. • SCHOOLBOY n. a boy who attends school. |
| TOMBOYISH | • tomboyish adj. Displaying behavior associated with a tomboy. • TOMBOYISH adj. like a tomboy. |