| ABIOGENIST | • abiogenist n. (Biology) One who believes that life can be produced independently of antecedent life. • ABIOGENIST n. a believer in abiogenesis, the supposed spontaneous origination of living organisms directly from lifeless matter. |
| BEDSITTING | • BEDSITTING adj. as in bedsitting room. |
| BESAINTING | • besainting v. Present participle of besaint. • BESAINT v. to make a saint of. |
| BESPITTING | • bespitting v. Present participle of bespit. • BESPIT v. to spit upon. |
| BESTAINING | • bestaining v. Present participle of bestain. • BESTAIN v. to stain all over. |
| BESTICKING | • besticking v. Present participle of bestick. • BESTICK v. to stick over, as with sharp points pressed in. |
| BESTILLING | • BESTILL v. (archaic) to make still. |
| BESTIRRING | • bestirring v. Present participle of bestir. • BESTIR v. to rouse to activity. |
| BESTRIDING | • bestriding v. Present participle of bestride. • BESTRIDE v. to stride across, straddle. |
| BIGGETIEST | • BIGGETY adj. conceited, also BIGGITY. |
| BIGGITIEST | • BIGGITY adj. conceited, also BIGGETY. |
| BILLETINGS | • billetings n. Plural of billeting. • BILLETING n. the act of allocating a billet. |
| BLISTERING | • blistering v. Present participle of blister. • blistering adj. Causing blisters. • blistering adj. Very hot. |
| DIGESTIBLE | • digestible adj. Capable of being digested. • DIGESTIBLE adj. that can be digested. |
| DIGESTIBLY | • digestibly adv. In a digestible manner; so as to be digested easily. • DIGESTIBLE adv. that can be digested. |
| INGESTIBLE | • ingestible adj. Capable of being ingested. • ingestible n. Any substance that can be ingested. • INGESTIBLE adj. that can be ingested. |
| SUBEDITING | • subediting v. Present participle of subedit. • SUBEDIT v. to act as assistant editor. |
| TIMBERINGS | • timberings n. Plural of timbering. • TIMBERING n. timber collectively; work in timber. |