| BLUBBERIEST | • BLUBBERY adj. swollen, protuberant. |
| BLUESHIFTED | • blueshifted adj. Whose frequency/wavelength has been changed by a blueshift. • BLUESHIFTED adj. of a spectrum, shifted towards the blue. |
| BLUSTERIEST | • blusteriest adj. Superlative form of blustery: most blustery. • BLUSTERY adj. windy. |
| BOULDERIEST | • BOULDERY adj. of a landscape, characterized by boulders. |
| BUTTERFLIES | • butterflies n. Plural of butterfly. • butterflies n. (By ellipsis) butterflies in one’s stomach. • butterflies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of butterfly. |
| DEDUCTIBLES | • deductibles n. Plural of deductible. • DEDUCTIBLE n. a clause in an insurance policy that relieves the insurer of responsibility for an initial specified loss of the kind insured against. |
| EXHAUSTIBLE | • exhaustible adj. Capable of being exhausted. • EXHAUSTIBLE adj. capable of being exhausted. |
| GLAUBERITES | • GLAUBERITE n. a greyish-white mineral, sodium calcium sulphate, found chiefly in rock salt. |
| ISOBUTYLENE | • isobutylene n. (Organic chemistry) methylpropene; isobutene. • ISOBUTYLENE n. an isomer of butylene used in the manufacture of synthetic rubber. |
| LUBBERLIEST | • LUBBERLY adj. like a lubber, clumsy. |
| PUTRESCIBLE | • putrescible adj. Decomposable; capable of becoming putrescent; rottable. • PUTRESCIBLE n. something capable of putrescence. |
| SLUMBERIEST | • SLUMBERY adj. full of slumber, also SLUMBEROUS, SLUMBROUS, SLUMBRY. |
| SUBLITERATE | • subliterate adj. Having inferior literacy skills. • subliterate n. A subliterate person. • SUBLITERATE adj. not fully literate. |
| SUBTILENESS | • subtileness n. The quality of being subtile. • SUBTILENESS n. the state of being subtile. |
| SUGGESTIBLE | • suggestible adj. Susceptible to influence by suggestion. • SUGGESTIBLE adj. easily influenced by suggestion. |
| SUSCEPTIBLE | • susceptible adj. Likely to be affected by something. • susceptible adj. Easily influenced or tricked; credulous. • susceptible adj. (Medicine) especially sensitive, particularly to a stimulus. |
| TUBERCULISE | • tuberculise v. Alternative form of tuberculize. • TUBERCULISE v. to infect with tuberculosis, also TUBERCULIZE. |