| BASSOONISTS | • bassoonists n. Plural of bassoonist. • BASSOONIST n. a performer on the bassoon. |
| BLOSSOMIEST | • blossomiest adj. Superlative form of blossomy: most blossomy. • BLOSSOMY adj. full of blossoms, flowery. |
| BLOSSOMINGS | • blossomings n. Plural of blossoming. • BLOSSOMING n. the act of blooming. |
| BOOKISHNESS | • bookishness n. The property of being bookish. • BOOKISHNESS n. the state of being bookish. |
| BOORISHNESS | • boorishness n. The state or characteristic of being a boor or of being boorish; boorish behaviour. • BOORISHNESS n. the state of being boorish. |
| BOOSTERISMS | • boosterisms n. Plural of boosterism. • BOOSTERISM n. the practice of boosting or promoting a product or idea. |
| BOOZINESSES | • BOOZINESS n. the state of being boozy. |
| DISEMBOSOMS | • disembosoms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disembosom. • DISEMBOSOM v. to separate from the bosom, to unburden. |
| DISSELBOOMS | • disselbooms n. Plural of disselboom. • DISSELBOOM n. (South African) the single shaft of an ox-wagon or other cart. |
| OBSESSIONAL | • obsessional adj. Marked by obsession. • OBSESSIONAL adj. relating to obsession. |
| OBSOLETISMS | • obsoletisms n. Plural of obsoletism. • OBSOLETISM n. a disused word or phrase; an archaism. |
| OBVIOUSNESS | • obviousness n. The characteristic of being obvious. • OBVIOUSNESS n. the state of being obvious. |
| PROBOSCISES | • proboscises n. Plural of proboscis. • PROBOSCIS n. an elongated organ, usually associated with the mouth. |