BARBERRIES | • barberries n. Plural of barberry. • BARBERRY n. a thorny shrub of the genus Berberis, common along roadsides and in neglected fields. |
BARRACKERS | • barrackers n. Plural of barracker. • BARRACKER n. one who barracks. |
BARRATRIES | • barratries n. Plural of barratry. • BARRATRY n. the practice of stirring up groundless lawsuits, also BARRETRY. |
BARRETRIES | • barretries n. Plural of barretry. • BARRETRY n. the practice of stirring up groundless lawsuits, also BARRATRY. |
BARRETROUS | • BARRETROUS adj. tainted with, or constituting, barratry, also BARRATROUS. |
BARRETTERS | • barretters n. Plural of barretter. • BARRETTER n. a resistor capable of variation and used e.g. for detecting radio waves or stabilizing electric current. |
BARRISTERS | • barristers n. Plural of barrister. • BARRISTER n. a person who is qualified to plead at the bar in a lawcourt. |
FORBEARERS | • forbearers n. Plural of forbearer. • FORBEARER n. one who forbears. |
FURBEARERS | • furbearers n. Plural of furbearer. • FURBEARER n. an animal with fur. |
HARBOURERS | • harbourers n. Plural of harbourer. • HARBOURER n. one who or that which harbours, also HARBORER. |
MARSHBERRY | • marshberry n. (Newfoundland) The cranberry. |
REREBRACES | • rerebraces n. Plural of rerebrace. • REREBRACE n. armour for the arm from shoulder to elbow. |
STRAWBERRY | • strawberry n. The sweet, usually red, edible fruit of certain plants of the genus Fragaria. • strawberry n. Any plant of the genus Fragaria (that bears such fruit). • strawberry n. A dark pinkish red colour, like that of the fruit; strawberry red. |
SUBCARRIER | • subcarrier n. (Telecommunications) A separate signal carried on a main radio transmission, often carrying additional… • SUBCARRIER n. a modulated frequency used to modulate, with others, a main carrier wave. |
SUGARBERRY | • sugarberry n. Hackberry. • SUGARBERRY n. any of several hackberries with sweet edible fruits. |
WARDROBERS | • wardrobers n. Plural of wardrober. • WARDROBER n. (historical) a household official in charge of a royal or noble wardrobe. |