| BILLED | • billed v. Simple past tense and past participle of bill. • billed adj. Having a specified kind of bill (beak or beak-like projection). • BILL v. to charge someone for services. |
| BILLER | • biller n. (Business) An issuer of a bill. • biller n. One who bills (caresses in fondness), in the context of billing and cooing. • Biller prop.n. A surname. |
| BILLERS | • billers n. Plural of biller. • Billers prop.n. Plural of Biller. • BILLER n. one who bills. |
| BILLET | • billet n. A short informal letter. • billet n. A written order to quarter soldiers. • billet n. A sealed ticket for a draw or lottery. |
| BILLETED | • billeted v. (US) simple past tense and past participle of billet. • BILLET v. to accommodate or quarter. |
| BILLETEE | • billetee n. One who is billeted. • BILLETEE n. one who is billeted. |
| BILLETEES | • billetees n. Plural of billetee. • BILLETEE n. one who is billeted. |
| BILLETER | • BILLETER n. one who billets. |
| BILLETERS | • BILLETER n. one who billets. |
| BILLETING | • billeting v. Present participle of billet. • billeting n. The lodging of soldiers. • BILLETING n. the act of allocating a billet. |
| BILLETINGS | • billetings n. Plural of billeting. • BILLETING n. the act of allocating a billet. |
| BILLETS | • billets n. Plural of billet. • billets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of billet. • BILLET v. to accommodate or quarter. |