| BIOCONTROLS | • biocontrols n. Plural of biocontrol. • BIOCONTROL n. pest control by biological means e.g. cane toads. |
| BLACKTHORNS | • blackthorns n. Plural of blackthorn. • BLACKTHORN n. a dark-coloured thornbush bearing sloes. |
| BLINDSTOREY | • BLINDSTOREY n. a storey without windows, such as a gallery in a Gothic church, also BLINDSTORY. |
| BLOKARTINGS | • BLOKARTING n. the sport of travelling by a land vehicle with a sail. |
| BLOODSPRENT | • BLOODSPRENT adj. (archaic) sprinkled with blood. |
| BOLSTERINGS | • bolsterings n. Plural of bolstering. • BOLSTERING n. the act of propping up. |
| BRISTLECONE | • bristlecone n. A bristlecone pine. • BRISTLECONE n. a western American pine with bristlelike prickles on its cones. |
| CONSORTABLE | • consortable adj. (Obsolete) Suitable for association or companionship. • CONSORTABLE adj. able to be consorted with. |
| CONSTRUABLE | • construable adj. That may be construed. • CONSTRUABLE adj. that can be construed. |
| LIBERATIONS | • liberations n. Plural of liberation. • LIBERATION n. the act of liberating. |
| LOBSTERINGS | • LOBSTERING n. fishing for lobsters. |
| NEUROBLASTS | • neuroblasts n. Plural of neuroblast. • NEUROBLAST n. an embryonic nerve cell. |
| OBSERVANTLY | • observantly adv. In an observant manner. • OBSERVANT adv. carefully attentive. |
| ROUNDTABLES | • roundtables n. Plural of roundtable. • round␣tables n. Plural of round table. • ROUNDTABLE n. a meeting or conference at which the participants meet on equal terms. |
| STEREOBLIND | • stereoblind adj. Unable to use stereopsis for depth perception. • STEREOBLIND adj. having two-dimensional rather than normal three-dimensional vision. |
| SUBRATIONAL | • subrational adj. (Of thought etc.) Below or not fully rational; almost logical or reasonable. • SUBRATIONAL adj. less than rational. |
| TOURBILLONS | • tourbillons n. Plural of tourbillon. • TOURBILLON n. (French) a whirlwind; any whirling object, also TOURBILLION. |
| TRAILBASTON | • trailbaston n. (Historical, obsolete) A type of court, during the reign of Edward I, that put down violent opposition to the crown. • TRAILBASTON n. (historical) a ruffian or brigand in 14th century England. |
| TREASONABLE | • treasonable adj. Involving or constituting treason. • TREASONABLE adj. of the nature of treason. |
| TREASONABLY | • treasonably adv. In a treasonable manner. • TREASONABLE adv. of the nature of treason. |