| BLOODSUCKING | • bloodsucking adj. (Of an insect or animal) That draws off the blood of another animal, or a person. • bloodsucking adj. (By extension, of a person) parasitic, leechlike or freeloading. • blood-sucking adj. Alternative form of bloodsucking. |
| BOLLOCKING | • bollocking n. (Taboo slang, chiefly non-US) A severe reprimand. • BOLLOCKING n. a reprimand. |
| BOLLOCKINGS | • bollockings n. Plural of bollocking. • BOLLOCKING n. a reprimand. |
| BOLLOCKSING | • bollocksing v. Present participle of bollocks. • BOLLOCKS v. to make a mess of, also BOLLIX, BALLOCKS, BOLIX, BOLLOX. |
| BOOKLIGHT | • booklight n. A small clip-on light, usually battery-powered, used for reading books in the dark. • BOOKLIGHT n. a light that clips on to a book. |
| BOOKLIGHTS | • booklights n. Plural of booklight. • BOOKLIGHT n. a light that clips on to a book. |
| BOOKSELLING | • bookselling n. The sale of books. • BOOKSELLING n. the profession of selling books. |
| BOOKSELLINGS | • BOOKSELLING n. the profession of selling books. |
| BOOTLICKING | • bootlicking v. Present participle of bootlick. • bootlicking n. Servile behaviour. • BOOTLICKING n. the act of toadying. |
| BOOTLICKINGS | • bootlickings n. Plural of bootlicking. • BOOTLICKING n. the act of toadying. |
| GAOLBROKE | • GAOLBREAK v. to break out of gaol, also JAILBREAK. |
| GAOLBROKEN | • GAOLBREAK v. to break out of gaol, also JAILBREAK. |
| GOBBLEDEGOOK | • gobbledegook n. Alternative form of gobbledygook. • GOBBLEDEGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDYGOOK. |
| GOBBLEDEGOOKS | • gobbledegooks n. Plural of gobbledegook. • GOBBLEDEGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDYGOOK. |
| GOBBLEDYGOOK | • gobbledygook n. (Informal) Nonsense; meaningless or encrypted language. • gobbledygook n. (Informal) Something written in an overly complex, incoherent, or incomprehensible manner. • GOBBLEDYGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDEGOOK. |
| GOBBLEDYGOOKS | • gobbledygooks n. Plural of gobbledygook. • GOBBLEDYGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDEGOOK. |
| LOGBOOK | • logbook n. (Nautical) A book in which measurements from the ship’s log are recorded, along with other salient details… • logbook n. (By extension) A book in which events are recorded; a journal, especially of travel. • logbook n. (UK) A record of the ownership, and licensing of a motor car. |
| LOGBOOKS | • logbooks n. Plural of logbook. • log-books n. Plural of log-book. • log␣books n. Plural of log book. |
| ROADBLOCKING | • roadblocking v. Present participle of roadblock. • ROADBLOCK v. to bar by means of a roadblock. |