| BASTARDLIEST | • BASTARDLY adj. like a bastard; baseborn; spurious. |
| BELLETTRISTS | • bellettrists n. Plural of bellettrist. • BELLETTRIST n. one who engages in belles-lettres, also BELLETRIST. |
| BESTIALITIES | • bestialities n. Plural of bestiality. • BESTIALITY n. the state of being bestial. |
| BIMETALLISTS | • bimetallists n. Plural of bimetallist. • BIMETALLIST n. a practitioner of bimetallism. |
| BRISTLETAILS | • bristletails n. Plural of bristletail. • bristle-tails n. Plural of bristle-tail. • BRISTLETAIL n. another name for the silverfish. |
| BULLSHITTERS | • bullshitters n. Plural of bullshitter. • BULLSHITTER n. (offensive) one who bullshits. |
| EMBLEMATISTS | • emblematists n. Plural of emblematist. • EMBLEMATIST n. a user or inventor of emblems. |
| EPISTILBITES | • EPISTILBITE n. a zeolite closely related to stilbite. |
| OSTEOBLASTIC | • osteoblastic adj. Of or pertaining to an osteoblast. • OSTEOBLASTIC adj. of or like an osteoblast. |
| STABLISHMENT | • stablishment n. (Obsolete) Establishment. • STABLISHMENT n. the act of stablishing. |
| STILBESTROLS | • stilbestrols n. Plural of stilbestrol. • STILBESTROL n. (US) a synthetic oestrogen, also STILBOESTROL. |
| STILBOESTROL | • stilboestrol n. (Pharmacology) UK spelling of stilbestrol. • STILBOESTROL n. a synthetic oestrogen, also STILBESTROL. |
| SUBLITERATES | • subliterates n. Plural of subliterate. • SUBLITERATE n. one who is not fully literate. |
| SUBSATELLITE | • subsatellite n. (Aerospace) A component of a satellite that is released once in orbit. • subsatellite n. (Celestial dynamics) A satellite that orbits another satellite. • sub-satellite n. Alternative form of subsatellite. |
| TUBOPLASTIES | • tuboplasties n. Plural of tuboplasty. • TUBOPLASTY n. the surgical repair of a Fallopian tube. |
| VESTIBULITIS | • vestibulitis n. (Medicine) Inflammation of a vestibule, especially localized vulvodynia in the vestibular region (the… • VESTIBULITIS n. inflammation of the labyrinth and cochlea of the inner ear, causing vertigo, ataxia and deafness. |