| HONEYBUNS | • honeybuns n. Plural of honeybun. • honey␣buns n. Plural of honey bun. • HONEYBUN n. a sweetheart. |
| BONYTONGUES | • bonytongues n. Plural of bonytongue. |
| BUOYANTNESS | • buoyantness n. The state or quality of being buoyant. • BUOYANTNESS n. the state of being buoyant. |
| HONEYBUNCHES | • honeybunches n. Plural of honeybunch. • HONEYBUNCH n. (colloquial) a term of endearment. |
| SUBMONTANELY | • SUBMONTANE adv. situated on or characteristic of the lower slopes of a mountain range. |
| UNREASONABLY | • unreasonably adv. In an unreasonable manner. • unreasonably adv. To an unreasonable degree. • UNREASONABLE adv. not governed by or acting according to reason. |
| UNSEASONABLY | • unseasonably adv. Not in accordance with the season. • UNSEASONABLE adv. occurring at other than the proper time. |
| BUOYANTNESSES | • BUOYANTNESS n. the state of being buoyant. |
| SUBVENTIONARY | • subventionary adj. By way of subvention; subsidizing or assisting. • SUBVENTIONARY adj. relating to subvention. |
| BUTYROPHENONES | • butyrophenones n. Plural of butyrophenone. • BUTYROPHENONE n. any of a class of antipsychotic drugs (as haloperidol) used esp. in the treatment of schizophrenia. |
| MONEYGRUBBINGS | • MONEYGRUBBING n. scraping and saving. |
| UNQUESTIONABLY | • unquestionably adv. Without question; beyond doubt; indubitably. • unquestionably adv. (Informal) OK, right-on. • UNQUESTIONABLE adv. not open to question. |
| UNRECOGNISABLY | • unrecognisably adv. (Chiefly Britain) Alternative spelling of unrecognizably. • UNRECOGNISABLE adv. not recognisable, also UNRECOGNIZABLE. |
| INCOMMENSURABLY | • incommensurably adv. In an incommensurable manner; immeasurably. • INCOMMENSURABLE adv. not commensurable, lacking a basis of comparison in respect to a quality normally subject to comparison. |
| INSUBORDINATELY | • insubordinately adv. In an insubordinate manner. • INSUBORDINATE adv. disobedient to authority. |
| PHENYLBUTAZONES | • phenylbutazones n. Plural of phenylbutazone. • PHENYLBUTAZONE n. a drug formerly used as an analgesic, but now largely restricted to veterinary use. |