| BOOTLEGGED | • bootlegged v. Simple past tense and past participle of bootleg. • BOOTLEG v. to smuggle illicit goods. |
| BOOTLEGGER | • bootlegger n. An illegal trader of goods, especially of alcohol. • BOOTLEGGER n. one who supplies e.g. illicit whisky. |
| FOOLBEGGED | • FOOLBEGGED adj. (Shakespeare) foolish enough to be begged for a fool (in allusion to the custom of seeking the administration of a lunatic's estate as one's own). |
| GOOGLEABLE | • googleable adj. (Informal) Able to be searched for or found using Google or another similar internet search engine. • Googleable adj. Alternative spelling of googleable. |
| BOOTLEGGERS | • bootleggers n. Plural of bootlegger. • BOOTLEGGER n. one who supplies e.g. illicit whisky. |
| GOGGLEBOXES | • goggleboxes n. Plural of gogglebox. • goggle-boxes n. Plural of goggle-box. • goggle␣boxes n. Plural of goggle box. |
| GOBBLEDEGOOK | • gobbledegook n. Alternative form of gobbledygook. • GOBBLEDEGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDYGOOK. |
| BIOGEOGRAPHER | • biogeographer n. A person engaged in biogeography. • BIOGEOGRAPHER n. a practitioner of biogeography. |
| GOBBLEDEGOOKS | • gobbledegooks n. Plural of gobbledegook. • GOBBLEDEGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDYGOOK. |
| BIOGEOGRAPHERS | • biogeographers n. Plural of biogeographer. • BIOGEOGRAPHER n. a practitioner of biogeography. |
| BIOGEOGRAPHIES | • biogeographies n. Plural of biogeography. • BIOGEOGRAPHY n. the study of the geographical distribution of plants and animals. |
| EMBOURGEOISING | • embourgeoising v. Present participle of embourgeoise. • EMBOURGEOISE v. to cause to become bourgeois or middle-class. |