| NONBOOKS | • nonbooks n. Plural of nonbook. • NONBOOK n. a book of little literary merit. |
| SONGBOOK | • songbook n. A book containing songs. • song␣book n. Alternative spelling of songbook. • SONGBOOK n. a book of songs. |
| BOONDOCKS | • boondocks n. Plural of boondock. • BOONDOCK n. (Tagalog) a remote and wild place. |
| DOORKNOBS | • doorknobs n. Plural of doorknob. • door␣knobs n. Plural of door knob. • DOORKNOB n. a handle for opening a door. |
| HORNBOOKS | • hornbooks n. Plural of hornbook. • HORNBOOK n. an ancient child's schoolbook comprising alphabet, digits, etc. on parchment covered with sheet of horn. |
| NOTEBOOKS | • notebooks n. Plural of notebook. • note␣books n. Plural of note book. • NOTEBOOK n. a book in which to write. |
| SONGBOOKS | • songbooks n. Plural of songbook. • song␣books n. Plural of song book. • SONGBOOK n. a book of songs. |
| BUTTONHOOKS | • buttonhooks n. Plural of buttonhook. • buttonhooks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of buttonhook. • BUTTONHOOK n. a hook for drawing small buttons through buttonholes. |
| DONNYBROOKS | • donnybrooks n. Plural of donnybrook. • DONNYBROOK n. (Irish) a brawl or heated public dispute. |
| SUBNOTEBOOK | • subnotebook n. (Computing) A small, lightweight laptop computer, smaller than a notebook computer. |
| BOOKCROSSING | • bookcrossing v. Present participle of bookcross. • bookcrossing n. The practice of leaving a book in a public location to be found and read by others, who then do the same. • BOOKCROSSING n. the practice of leaving a book in a public location to be found and read by others, who then do the same. |
| OVERBOOKINGS | • overbookings n. Plural of overbooking. • OVERBOOKING n. the act of booking more than necessary. |
| SUBNOTEBOOKS | • subnotebooks n. Plural of subnotebook. |
| BOOKCROSSINGS | • bookcrossings n. Plural of bookcrossing. • BOOKCROSSING n. the practice of leaving a book in a public location to be found and read by others, who then do the same. |