| BUNBURIED | • Bunburied v. Simple past tense and past participle of Bunbury. • BUNBURY v. to create a fictitious scenario that provides an excuse for avoiding unwanted engagements. |
| BUNBURIES | • Bunburies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of Bunbury. • BUNBURY v. to create a fictitious scenario that provides an excuse for avoiding unwanted engagements. |
| BUNCHIEST | • bunchiest adj. Superlative form of bunchy: most bunchy. • BUNCHY adj. clustered. |
| BUNCHINGS | • bunchings n. Plural of bunching. • BUNCHING n. the act of grouping together. |
| BUNCOMBES | • BUNCOMBE n. insincere or foolish talk, nonsense, also BUNKUM. |
| BUNDLINGS | • bundlings n. Plural of bundling. • BUNDLING n. the act of making a bundle. |
| BUNDOBUST | • bundobust n. (India) A system or discipline; organisation, arrangement, preparation. • BUNDOBUST n. (Urdu) an organisation, also BANDOBAST, BANDOBUST. |
| BUNDWALLS | • BUNDWALL n. a concrete or earth wall surrounding a storage tank containing crude oil. |
| BUNFIGHTS | • bunfights n. Plural of bunfight. • bun-fights n. Plural of bun-fight. • bun␣fights n. Plural of bun fight. |
| BUNGALOID | • bungaloid n. (Sometimes derogatory) A house resembling a bungalow. • BUNGALOID adj. (facetious) of or like a bungalow. • BUNGALOID n. a dwelling like a bungalow. |
| BUNGALOWS | • bungalows n. Plural of bungalow. • BUNGALOW n. (Hindi) a lightly-built house, properly one with a veranda and one storey. |
| BUNGHOLES | • bungholes n. Plural of bunghole. • bung-holes n. Plural of bung-hole. • bung-holes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bung-hole. |
| BUNGLINGS | • bunglings n. Plural of bungling. • BUNGLING n. an instance of clumsiness. |
| BUNGWALLS | • BUNGWALL n. (Native Australian) an Australian fern with an edible rhizome. |
| BUNKERING | • bunkering v. Present participle of bunker. • bunkering n. (Nautical) The taking on board of bunker fuel. • bunkering n. (Chiefly Nigeria) The illicit removal of oil from a pipeline or other distribution system. |
| BUNKHOUSE | • bunkhouse n. A building providing sleeping quarters for workers or guests, especially in a rural setting. • BUNKHOUSE n. a place where cowboys etc. sleep. |
| BUNKMATES | • bunkmates n. Plural of bunkmate. • BUNKMATE n. one who shares sleeping quarters. |
| BUNTLINES | • buntlines n. Plural of buntline. • BUNTLINE n. a rope attached to the middle of a square sail to haul it up to the yard. |