| BEDWETTINGS | • bedwettings n. Plural of bedwetting. • bed-wettings n. Plural of bed-wetting. |
| BEJESUITING | • bejesuiting v. Present participle of bejesuit. • BEJESUIT v. to initiate into Jesuitism. |
| BENIGNITIES | • benignities n. Plural of benignity. • BENIGNITY n. the state of being benign. |
| BEPESTERING | • bepestering v. Present participle of bepester. • BEPESTER v. (archaic) to pester, bother. |
| BESIEGEMENT | • besiegement n. The act of besieging, or the state of being besieged. • BESIEGEMENT n. the state of being besieged. |
| BESTREAKING | • bestreaking v. Present participle of bestreak. • BESTREAK v. to overspread with streaks. |
| BESTSELLING | • bestselling adj. Alternative spelling of best-selling. • best-selling adj. (Marketing) Highly popular with consumers purchasing goods within a specific class. • BESTSELLING adj. selling in large numbers. |
| BIOGENETICS | • biogenetics n. (Biology, genetics) genetic engineering. • BIOGENETICS n. the direct manipulation of an organism's genes. |
| BIOREAGENTS | • bioreagents n. Plural of bioreagent. • BIOREAGENT n. a biological agent that reacts. |
| BLETHERINGS | • bletherings n. Plural of blethering. • BLETHERING n. the act of talking loquacious nonsense. |
| BRIGHTENERS | • brighteners n. Plural of brightener. • BRIGHTENER n. something that brightens. |
| CONGESTIBLE | • congestible adj. Liable to become congested. • CONGESTIBLE adj. able to be congested. |
| GEOBOTANIES | • GEOBOTANY n. the geographical study of plant distribution, aka phytogeography. |
| MISBEGOTTEN | • misbegotten adj. (Of a person) Born out of wedlock; illegitimate. • misbegotten adj. (By extension, figuratively) Ill-conceived. • misbegotten adj. (By extension) Bad; worthless. |
| OBLIGEMENTS | • obligements n. Plural of obligement. • OBLIGEMENT n. (Scots) a helpful action, a favour. |
| SUBTWEETING | • subtweeting v. Present participle of subtweet. • SUBTWEET v. (on the Twitter application) to post a message about (another user), usually negative in its content, but not explicitly naming him or her. |