| ASCORBATES | • ascorbates n. Plural of ascorbate. • ASCORBATE n. a salt of ascorbic acid. |
| BACTERISES | • bacterises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bacterise. • BACTERISE v. to treat with bacteria, also BACTERIZE. |
| BESCATTERS | • bescatters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bescatter. • BESCATTER v. (archaic) to scatter over. |
| BRETASCHES | • bretasches n. Plural of bretasche. • BRETASCHE n. a wooden tower used in mediaeval siege operations, also BRATTICE, BRATTISH, BRETESSE, BRETTICE. |
| CROSSBITES | • crossbites n. Plural of crossbite. • cross-bites n. Plural of cross-bite. • cross-bites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cross-bite. |
| CURBSTONES | • curbstones n. Plural of curbstone. • CURBSTONE n. a stone lining a curb, also KERBSTONE. |
| CYBERCASTS | • cybercasts n. Plural of cybercast. • CYBERCAST n. a broadcast over the Internet. |
| OBSECRATES | • obsecrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of obsecrate. • OBSECRATE v. to beseech, supplicate or beg. |
| OBSTETRICS | • obstetrics n. (Medicine) The care of women during and after pregnancy. • OBSTETRICS n. the care of women during pregnancy. |
| RESUBJECTS | • resubjects v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of resubject. • RESUBJECT v. to subject again. |
| SCRUBBIEST | • scrubbiest adj. Superlative form of scrubby: most scrubby. • SCRUBBY adj. inferior in size or quality. |
| SUBCENTERS | • subcenters n. Plural of subcenter. • SUBCENTER n. a subordinate center, also SUBCENTRE. |
| SUBCENTRES | • subcentres n. Plural of subcentre. • SUBCENTRE n. a subordinate center, also SUBCENTER. |
| SUBCLUSTER | • subcluster n. A subset of a cluster. • SUBCLUSTER v. to form part of a cluster of galaxies. |
| SUBSECTORS | • subsectors n. Plural of subsector. • SUBSECTOR n. part of a sector. |
| WEBCASTERS | • webcasters n. Plural of webcaster. • WEBCASTER n. one who broadcasts over the Internet. |