| BUMBLEBEE | • bumblebee n. Any of several species of large bee in the genus Bombus. • bumblebee n. A mid yellow. • bumble-bee n. Alternative form of bumblebee. |
| HUMBLEBEE | • humblebee n. (Obsolete) A bumblebee. • humble-bee n. Alternative spelling of humblebee. • HUMBLEBEE n. a bumblebee. |
| BUMBLEBEES | • bumblebees n. Plural of bumblebee. • bumble-bees n. Plural of bumble-bee. • bumble␣bees n. Plural of bumble bee. |
| HUMBLEBEES | • humblebees n. Plural of humblebee. • humble-bees n. Plural of humble-bee. • HUMBLEBEE n. a bumblebee. |
| EMBRACEABLE | • embraceable adj. Able or suitable to be embraced. • EMBRACEABLE adj. capable of being embraced. |
| REMEMBERABLE | • rememberable adj. Capable or worthy of being remembered. • REMEMBERABLE adj. capable of being remembered. |
| REMEMBERABLY | • rememberably adv. Such that it may be remembered; memorably. • REMEMBERABLE adv. capable of being remembered. |
| BLAMEABLENESS | • blameableness n. Alternative form of blamableness. • BLAMEABLENESS n. the state of being blameable, also BLAMABLENESS. |
| BUMBLEBERRIES | • bumbleberries n. Plural of bumbleberry. • BUMBLEBERRY n. (Canadian) a mixture of berries used in pie fillings and in preserves. |
| BLAMABLENESSES | • BLAMABLENESS n. the state of being blamable, also BLAMEABLENESS. |
| THIMBLEBERRIES | • thimbleberries n. Plural of thimbleberry. • THIMBLEBERRY n. any of several American raspberries or blackberries having thimble-shaped fruit. |
| BLAMEABLENESSES | • BLAMEABLENESS n. the state of being blameable, also BLAMABLENESS. |
| REMEMBERABILITY | • rememberability n. The property of being rememberable. • REMEMBERABILITY n. the state of being rememberable. |
| SEMISUBMERSIBLE | • semisubmersible n. A specialised marine vessel with good stability and seakeeping characteristics, often used in offshore… • semi-submersible adj. That can be partially submerged; usually relating to offshore drilling platforms and associated vessels. • SEMISUBMERSIBLE n. a floating deepwater drilling platform that is towed to a desired location and then partially flooded for stabilization and usually anchored. |