| ARBORACEOUS | • arboraceous adj. Of or relating to trees. • arboraceous adj. Abounding in trees. • ARBORACEOUS adj. pertaining to or like a tree; wooded. |
| BORBORYGMUS | • borborygmus n. A rumbling sound made by the movement of gas in the intestines. • borborygmus n. (Figurative) Something resembling borborygmus. • BORBORYGMUS n. (Greek) a rumbling noise produced by the movement of gas through the intestines. |
| BRONTOSAURS | • brontosaurs n. Plural of brontosaur. • BRONTOSAUR n. any of a genus of large sauropod dinosaurs of the Jurassic, also BRONTOSAURUS. |
| BURROWSTOWN | • burrowstown n. (Scotland, obsolete) A town that is a burgh. • BURROWSTOWN n. (Scots) a town that is a burgh. |
| DOORBUSTERS | • doorbusters n. Plural of doorbuster. |
| DORSOLUMBAR | • dorsolumbar adj. (Anatomy) dorsal and lumbar. • DORSOLUMBAR adj. of or relating to the dorsal and lumbar vertebrae, or the area of the body that they occupy. |
| FARBOROUGHS | • FARBOROUGH n. (Shakespeare) a mispronunciation of thirdborough, also THARBOROUGH. |
| HERBIVOROUS | • herbivorous adj. Feeding chiefly on plants. • HERBIVOROUS adj. eating plants. |
| KOOKABURRAS | • kookaburras n. Plural of kookaburra. • KOOKABURRA n. (Native Australian) a large Australian kingfisher, with a call sounds like a raucous laugh, also GOBURRA. |
| MORBIFEROUS | • morbiferous adj. Morbific; causing disease. • MORBIFEROUS adj. disease-bringing. |
| OBJURGATORS | • objurgators n. Plural of objurgator. • OBJURGATOR n. one who objurgates. |
| OBSTRUCTORS | • obstructors n. Plural of obstructor. • OBSTRUCTOR n. one who obstructs, also OBSTRUCTER. |
| OPPROBRIOUS | • opprobrious adj. Causing opprobrium; offensive and shameful. • OPPROBRIOUS adj. expressing contemptuous reproach; bringing disgrace. |
| OPPROBRIUMS | • opprobriums n. Plural of opprobrium. • OPPROBRIUM n. something that brings disgrace; infamy, contempt. |
| OUROBOROSES | • ouroboroses n. Plural of ouroboros. • OUROBOROS n. (Greek) a snake eating its own tail, symbolizing totality or completion, also UROBOROS. |
| OUTHARBOURS | • outharbours n. Plural of outharbour. |
| OVERLABOURS | • overlabours v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overlabour. • OVERLABOUR v. (archaic) to labour excessively, also OVERLABOR. |
| TROUBADOURS | • troubadours n. Plural of troubadour. • TROUBADOUR n. (French) any of a class of poet-musicians flourishing esp. in southern France and northern Italy during the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries. |
| YARBOROUGHS | • yarboroughs n. Plural of yarborough. • Yarboroughs prop.n. Plural of Yarborough. • Yarboroughs n. Plural of Yarborough. |