| BIOSENSORS | • biosensors n. Plural of biosensor. • BIOSENSOR n. a living organism used to detect the presence of chemicals. |
| BRASHINESS | • BRASHINESS n. the state of being brashy. |
| BRASSERIES | • brasseries n. Plural of brasserie. • BRASSERIE n. (French) a restaurant serving alcoholic beverages, esp. beer, as well as food. |
| BRASSIERES | • brassieres n. Plural of brassiere. • brassières n. Plural of brassière. • BRASSIERE n. (French) a woman's undergarment worn to support the breasts. |
| BRASSINESS | • brassiness n. The characteristic of being brassy. • BRASSINESS n. the quality of being brassy. |
| BURSITISES | • bursitises n. Plural of bursitis. • BURSITIS n. inflammation of a bursa, one of the synovial sacs. |
| 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. |
| DISBURSERS | • disbursers n. Plural of disburser. • DISBURSER n. one who disburses. |
| RAILBUSSES | • railbusses n. Plural of railbus. • RAILBUS n. a passenger bus on rails. |
| RIBGRASSES | • ribgrasses n. Plural of ribgrass. • RIBGRASS n. a weedy plant, also RIBWORT. |
| SOBERSIDES | • sobersides n. (US) A serious and sedate person. • SOBERSIDES n. a sober, dull person. |
| SORBITISES | • sorbitises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sorbitise. • SORBITISE v. to turn (a metal) into a form containing sorbite, also SORBITIZE. |
| SUBSCRIBES | • subscribes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subscribe. • SUBSCRIBE v. to write underneath, as one's name; to sign (one's name) to a document. |
| SUBSIDISER | • subsidiser n. Alternative form of subsidizer. • SUBSIDISER n. one who subsidises, also SUBSIDIZER. |
| SUBSISTERS | • subsisters n. Plural of subsister. • SUBSISTER n. one who subsists. |
| SUBSOILERS | • subsoilers n. Plural of subsoiler. • SUBSOILER n. a plough for subsoiling. |
| SUBVIRUSES | • subviruses n. Plural of subvirus. • SUBVIRUS n. a viral protein smaller than a virus. |