| BOMBABLE | • bombable adj. Suitable for bombing; that can be bombed. • BOMBABLE adj. able to be bombed.
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| BOMBARDE | • Bombarde n. (Music) A powerful, brassy reed stop on an organ of 8’, 16’ or 32’. • BOMBARDE n. an alto wind instrument similar to the oboe.
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| BOMBARDS | • bombards n. Plural of bombard. • bombards n. (Obsolete) Padded breeches.
 • bombards v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bombard.
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| BOMBASTS | • bombasts n. Plural of bombast. • bombasts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bombast.
 • BOMBAST v. to stuff or pad with cotton wool or the like.
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| BOMBAXES | • bombaxes n. Plural of bombax. • BOMBAX n. (Latin) a tree of the genus Bombax, the silk-cotton tree.
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| BOMBESIN | • bombesin n. (Biochemistry) A neural oligopeptide that stimulates the release of gastrin. • BOMBESIN n. a hormone partly responsible for regulating appetite.
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| BOMBINGS | • bombings n. Plural of bombing. • BOMBING n. an attack with bombs.
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| BOMBLETS | • bomblets n. Plural of bomblet. • BOMBLET n. a small bomb.
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| BOMBLOAD | • bombload n. The amount of ordnance held by a bomber aircraft. • BOMBLOAD n. as many bombs as a plane may carry.
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| BOMBORAS | • bomboras n. Plural of bombora. • BOMBORA n. (Native Australian) a submerged reef.
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| BOMBSITE | • bombsite n. A bomb site: a place where a bomb has exploded. • bomb␣site n. An area that an active bomb is contained in, normally sealed off by the authorities.
 • bomb␣site n. A building or other site destroyed by enemy aerial bombardment.
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| BOMBYCID | • bombycid n. (Zoology) Any of the moths of the family Bombycidae. • BOMBYCID n. a silkworm.
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| BOMBYXES | • bombyxes n. Plural of bombyx. • BOMBYX n. (Greek) a moth of the genus Bombyx, which includes the silkworm moth.
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