| BOOTIKIN | • bootikin n. (Obsolete) A small boot or gaiter. • bootikin n. (Obsolete) The boot (torture device).
 • bootikin n. A covering for the foot or hand, worn as a cure for the gout.
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| BOOTIKINS | • bootikins n. Plural of bootikin. • BOOTIKIN n. (obsolete) a little boot, legging, or gaiter.
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| BOOTMAKING | • bootmaking n. The making of boots. • BOOTMAKING n. the craft of making boots.
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| BOOTLICKING | • bootlicking v. Present participle of bootlick. • bootlicking n. Servile behaviour.
 • BOOTLICKING n. the act of toadying.
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| BOOTMAKINGS | • BOOTMAKING n. the craft of making boots. | 
| JACKBOOTING | • jackbooting v. Present participle of jackboot. • jack-booting v. Present participle of jack-boot.
 • jack␣booting v. Present participle of jack boot.
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| MOTORBIKING | • motorbiking v. Present participle of motorbike. • MOTORBIKE v. to travel by motorbike, also MOTORBICYCLE, MOTORCYCLE.
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| BOOTLICKINGS | • bootlickings n. Plural of bootlicking. • BOOTLICKING n. the act of toadying.
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| STOCKBROKING | • stockbroking n. The profession of a stockbroker. • STOCKBROKING n. the business of a stockbroker.
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| STOCKJOBBING | • stockjobbing n. (Trading, dated) Making markets in equity securities; dealing in stocks and shares. • STOCKJOBBING n. a list of stocks and current prices regularly issued.
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| BUTTONHOOKING | • buttonhooking v. Present participle of buttonhook. • BUTTONHOOK v. to make a kind of offensive play in American football.
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| STOCKBROKINGS | • STOCKBROKING n. the business of a stockbroker. | 
| STOCKJOBBINGS | • stockjobbings n. Plural of stockjobbing. • STOCKJOBBING n. a list of stocks and current prices regularly issued.
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| THROMBOKINASE | • thrombokinase n. (Biochemistry) A proteolytic enzyme that converts prothrombin into thrombin during the clotting of blood. • THROMBOKINASE n. an enzyme active in the clotting of blood, aka thromboplastin.
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| THROMBOKINASES | • thrombokinases n. Plural of thrombokinase. • THROMBOKINASE n. an enzyme active in the clotting of blood, aka thromboplastin.
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