| BALS | • BALs n. Plural of BAL. • BAL n. (short for) a balmoral, a type of Scottish bonnet or boot. |
| BUBALS | • bubals n. Plural of bubal. • BUBAL n. (Greek) a large antelope, also BUBALE, BUBALIS. |
| CABALS | • cabals n. Plural of cabal. • cabals v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cabal. • Cabals prop.n. Plural of Cabal. |
| PIBALS | • pibals n. Plural of pibal. • PIBAL n. a small balloon for determining wind direction and speed. |
| SABALS | • sabals n. Plural of sabal. • SABAL n. a variety of palm tree. |
| ATABALS | • atabals n. Plural of atabal. • ATABAL n. (Spanish) a Moorish kettledrum. |
| CYMBALS | • cymbals n. Plural of cymbal. • CYMBAL n. a percussion instrument, also SYMBOLE. |
| GIMBALS | • gimbals n. Plural of gimbal. • GIMBAL v. to support on a set of rings allowing free movement, also GYMBAL. |
| GYMBALS | • gymbals n. Plural of gymbal. • GYMBAL n. a contrivance with self-aligning bearings for keeping e.g. ship's instruments horizontal, also GIMBAL. |
| HERBALS | • herbals n. Plural of herbal. • HERBAL n. a book about herbs and plants. |
| JUMBALS | • jumbals n. Plural of jumbal. • JUMBAL n. a thin crisp sweet cake. |
| SAMBALS | • sambals n. Plural of sambal. • Sambals n. Plural of Sambal. • SAMBAL n. (Malay) a food served with curry. |
| TIMBALS | • timbals n. Plural of timbal. • TIMBAL n. (archaic) a kind of kettledrum, also TYMBAL. |
| TRIBALS | • tribals n. Plural of tribal. • TRIBAL n. a member of an aboriginal tribe of India. |
| TYMBALS | • tymbals n. Plural of tymbal. • TYMBAL n. (archaic) a kind of kettledrum, also TIMBAL. |
| VERBALS | • verbals n. Plural of verbal. • verbals v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of verbal. • VERBAL v. to take a police statement. |
| CANNIBALS | • cannibals n. Plural of cannibal. • CANNIBAL n. one who eats his own kind. |
| DEVERBALS | • deverbals n. Plural of deverbal. • DEVERBAL n. a word derived from a verb. |