| BIST | • bist v. (UK dialectal, Black Country, Bristol, West Country, Northern England) Originally used to form the second… • BIST v. (archaic) 2nd person singular of be, to exist. |
| CUBIST | • cubist adj. Alternative letter-case form of Cubist. • cubist n. Alternative letter-case form of Cubist. • cubist n. A player of Rubik’s cube; a cuber. |
| TUBIST | • tubist n. Someone who plays the tuba. • TUBIST n. a tuba player, also TUBAIST. |
| VIBIST | • vibist n. (US, slang) A vibraphone player; someone that plays the vibraphone. • VIBIST n. (colloquial) a person who plays the vibraphone. |
| CAMBIST | • cambist n. A banker; a money changer or broker; one who deals in bills of exchange, or who is skilled in the science of exchange. • CAMBIST n. a dealer in bills of exchange. |
| GAMBIST | • gambist n. (Music) Someone who plays the viola da gamba. • GAMBIST n. a performer upon the viola di gamba. |
| HERBIST | • herbist n. (Archaic) A herbalist. • HERBIST n. a person who practises herbalism, also HERBALIST. |
| IAMBIST | • iambist n. One who writes in iambic meter. • IAMBIST n. a poet who writes iambic verse. |
| PHOBIST | • phobist n. (Dated) A person who has a phobia. • PHOBIST n. someone with a phobia. |
| BLURBIST | • blurbist n. A writer of blurbs. • BLURBIST n. a writer of blurbs. |
| CLUBBIST | • clubbist n. A member of a club; one who frequents clubs. • CLUBBIST n. a member of a club. |
| MARIMBIST | • marimbist n. Someone who plays a marimba. • MARIMBIST n. one who plays the marimba. |
| THEORBIST | • theorbist n. Someone who plays a theorbo. • THEORBIST n. one who plays on a theorbo, a double-necked lute. |
| DIATRIBIST | • diatribist n. One who makes a diatribe or diatribes. • DIATRIBIST n. one who makes a diatribe or diatribes. |
| THEOPHOBIST | • theophobist n. A person who hates religion. • theophobist n. A person who has a fear of god, or a hatred of god. Affected with Theophobia. • THEOPHOBIST n. one with an extreme fear of God, also THEOPHOBIAC. |
| DITHYRAMBIST | • DITHYRAMBIST n. one who sings dithyrambic hymns. |