| EARTHBORN | • earthborn adj. Born or produced on the planet Earth. • EARTHBORN adj. born from or on the earth. |
| FIRSTBORN | • firstborn n. The first child to be born to a parent or family. • firstborn adj. Born as the first one in a family, flock or the like. • firstborn adj. Most excellent; most distinguished or exalted. |
| FOILBORNE | • FOILBORNE adj. of a craft, travelling along the water on hydrofoils. |
| FOODBORNE | • foodborne adj. Transmitted through food. • food-borne adj. Alternative spelling of foodborne. • FOODBORNE adj. of illness, caused by food contaminated with pathogenic microorganisms or toxic substances. |
| HELIBORNE | • heliborne adj. (Military) Transported by helicopter. • HELIBORNE adj. carried by helicopter. |
| LASTBORNS | • lastborns n. Plural of lastborn. • last-borns n. Plural of last-born. • LASTBORN n. a child born last in a family. |
| LATERBORN | • laterborn adj. That was born later than another. • LATERBORN n. someone born later. |
| OVERBORNE | • overborne v. Simple past tense and past participle of overbear. • OVERBEAR v. to bring down by superior force. |
| SHIPBORNE | • shipborne adj. Carried by ship. • SHIPBORNE adj. carried by ship. |
| SOILBORNE | • soilborne adj. Transported by means of soil. • SOILBORNE adj. carried by the soil. |
| STILLBORN | • stillborn adj. Dead at birth. • stillborn adj. (Figuratively, by extension) Ignored, without influence, or unsuccessful from the outset; abortive. • stillborn n. A baby that is born dead. |
| STUBBORNS | • stubborns n. (Colloquial) stubbornness. • STUBBORN v. to be stubborn, persist. |
| SUBORNERS | • suborners n. Plural of suborner. • SUBORNER n. one who suborns. |
| SUBORNING | • suborning v. Present participle of suborn. • suborning n. The act of one who suborns. • SUBORN v. to induce to commit perjury. |
| WINDBORNE | • windborne adj. Carried by the wind. • wind-borne adj. Alternative form of windborne. • WINDBORNE adj. carried on the wind e.g. of seeds. |