| BANKROLLERS | • bankrollers n. Plural of bankroller. • BANKROLLER n. one who bankrolls. |
| BONESHAKERS | • boneshakers n. Plural of boneshaker. • bone-shakers n. Plural of bone-shaker. • BONESHAKER n. a car or bicycle with inadequate suspension. |
| BONKBUSTERS | • bonkbusters n. Plural of bonkbuster. • BONKBUSTER n. a work of popular fiction centering on erotic encounters. |
| BOOKBINDERS | • bookbinders n. Plural of bookbinder. • BOOKBINDER n. one who binds books. |
| BREAKFRONTS | • breakfronts n. Plural of breakfront. • BREAKFRONT n. a kind of cabinet with center beyond ends. |
| BREAKPOINTS | • breakpoints n. Plural of breakpoint. • break␣points n. Plural of break point. • BREAKPOINT n. a point at tennis that if won gives the player a service break. |
| CORNERBACKS | • cornerbacks n. Plural of cornerback. • CORNERBACK n. a position in American football. |
| HOUSEBROKEN | • housebroken adj. Of animals: trained to avoid urinating or defecating in the house, except within a litterbox, toilet… • house-broken adj. Alternative spelling of housebroken. • HOUSEBREAK v. to train a pet not to relieve itself indoors. |
| KNOBKERRIES | • knobkerries n. Plural of knobkerry. • knobkerries n. Plural of knobkerrie. • KNOBKERRIE n. a short South African knobbed-head club. |
| MOSSBUNKERS | • mossbunkers n. Plural of mossbunker. • MOSSBUNKER n. (Dutch) an oily fish of the herring family, aka menhaden. |
| PAWNBROKERS | • pawnbrokers n. Plural of pawnbroker. • PAWNBROKER n. one who lends money on the security of personal property pledged in his keeping. |
| STONEBREAKS | • stonebreaks n. Plural of stonebreak. • STONEBREAK n. another name for saxifrage. |
| STRIKEBOUND | • strikebound adj. Not operating normally because of strike action. • STRIKEBOUND adj. subjected to a strike. |
| SUBNETWORKS | • subnetworks n. Plural of subnetwork. • SUBNETWORK n. a subdivision of a network. |
| WORKBENCHES | • workbenches n. Plural of workbench. • WORKBENCH n. a bench, often purpose-built, at which a craftsman, mechanic, etc. works. |