| BOUNTEOUS | • bounteous adj. (Of a person) Inclined to be generous. • bounteous adj. (Of a gift, etc.) Liberal or abundant. • BOUNTEOUS adj. generous. |
| BOUTONNEE | • BOUTONNEE adj. (French) reserved, reticent (of a female). |
| BROWNOUTS | • brownouts n. Plural of brownout. • brown-outs n. Plural of brown-out. • brown␣outs n. Plural of brown out. |
| CROTONBUG | • Croton␣bug n. Blattella germanica; German cockroach. See cockroach. • CROTONBUG n. a species of cockroach. |
| DOUBLETON | • doubleton n. (Mathematics, rare) A set containing precisely two elements. • doubleton n. (Bridge) A pair of cards of the same suit, which are the only cards of that suit in a player’s hand. • DOUBLETON n. two cards that are the only ones of their suit dealt to a player. |
| OBTRUSION | • obtrusion n. An interference or intrusion. • obtrusion n. An encroachment beyond proper limits. • OBTRUSION n. an unwanted thrusting in, forward or upon. |
| OUTBOUNDS | • outbounds n. Plural of outbound. • outbounds n. The farthest or exterior bounds; outer limits. • OUTBOUNDS n. (Spenser) boundaries. |
| OUTBOXING | • outboxing v. Present participle of outbox. • OUTBOX v. to surpass in boxing. |
| OUTBROKEN | • outbroken v. Past participle of outbreak. • OUTBREAK v. to burst forth. |
| ROOTBOUND | • rootbound adj. (Of a potted plant) Having outgrown its pot, so that the roots are cramped and tangled. • root-bound adj. Alternative form of rootbound. • ROOTBOUND adj. rooted to the ground; potbound. |
| SOFTBOUND | • softbound adj. (Of a book) With a cover of flexible paper rather than a rigid cardboard cover. • SOFTBOUND adj. bound in soft covers. • SOFTBOUND n. a book bound in soft covers. |
| UNBOOTING | • unbooting v. Present participle of unboot. • UNBOOT v. to take off the boots. |
| ZORBONAUT | • zorbonaut n. (Sports) One who zorbs. • ZORBONAUT n. one who engages in zorbing. |