| AEROBRAKINGS | • AEROBRAKING n. using a planet's atmosphere to reduce the speed of a spacecraft. |
| AIRBOARDINGS | • AIRBOARDING n. the sport of riding an airboard. |
| BARNSTORMING | • barnstorming v. Present participle of barnstorm. • barnstorming adj. (Especially of a performance) Highly theatrical. • barnstorming n. The act of one who barnstorms, or travels making political speeches. |
| CROSSBARRING | • crossbarring n. A pattern of lines crossing each other. • CROSSBARRING n. the act of fitting with a crossbar. |
| FINGERBOARDS | • fingerboards n. Plural of fingerboard. • FINGERBOARD n. the part of a violin, etc. against which the strings are stopped by the fingers. |
| HERRINGBONES | • herringbones n. Plural of herringbone. • herring-bones n. Plural of herring-bone. • HERRINGBONE n. twilled fabric woven in rows of parallel sloping lines. |
| INTERROBANGS | • interrobangs n. Plural of interrobang. • INTERROBANG n. a punctuation mark (?!) designed for use esp. at the end of an exclamatory rhetorical question, also INTERABANG. |
| LOGANBERRIES | • loganberries n. Plural of loganberry. • LOGANBERRY n. a hybrid between a raspberry and a Pacific coast blackberry. |
| OVERBROWSING | • overbrowsing v. Present participle of overbrowse. • OVERBROWSE v. to browse to excess. |
| PREABSORBING | • preabsorbing v. Present participle of preabsorb. • PREABSORB v. to absorb beforehand. |
| SPRINGBOARDS | • springboards n. Plural of springboard. • SPRINGBOARD n. a flexible board usually secured at one end and used for gymnastic stunts or diving. |
| STARBOARDING | • starboarding v. Present participle of starboard. • STARBOARD v. to put or turn (the helm) to the starboard side of the vessel. |
| STRINGBOARDS | • stringboards n. Plural of stringboard. • STRINGBOARD n. a board that covers the ends of the steps in a staircase. |
| SURFBOARDING | • surfboarding v. Present participle of surfboard. • SURFBOARDING n. the sport of surfing on a surfboard. |
| YOUNGBERRIES | • youngberries n. Plural of youngberry. • YOUNGBERRY n. a large reddish-black fruit, a cross between a blackberry and a dewberry. |