BANTERS | • banters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of banter. • BANTER v. to exchange mildly teasing remarks. |
BARNETS | • barnets n. Plural of barnet. • Barnets prop.n. Plural of Barnet. • BARNET n. (slang) hair. |
BARTONS | • bartons n. Plural of barton. • BARTON n. a farmyard. |
BRETONS | • Bretons n. Plural of Breton. • BRETON n. (French) a hat with rounded crown and turned up brim. |
BRISANT | • brisant adj. (Of an explosion or explosive) Having a shattering effect. • BRISANT adj. (French) explosive, shattering. |
BRUNETS | • brunets n. Plural of brunet. • Brunets prop.n. Plural of Brunet. • BRUNET n. a (male) person with brown or dark hair. |
BUNTERS | • bunters n. Plural of bunter. • BUNTER n. a female ragpicker. |
BURNETS | • burnets n. Plural of burnet. • BURNET n. a moth of the genus Zygaena, having red-spotted wings. |
BURSTEN | • bursten v. (Now rare) past participle of burst. • bursten adj. Burst; broken; ruptured. • bursten adj. Affected with a rupture or hernia. |
BURTONS | • burtons n. Plural of burton. • BURTON n. a light handy two-block tackle. |
INBURST | • inburst n. A bursting in or into. • INBURST v. to burst into. |
NUTBARS | • nutbars n. Plural of nutbar. • nut-bars n. Plural of nut-bar. • NUTBAR n. a bar made from chopped nuts. |
RIBSTON | • Ribston n. A Ribston pippin. • RIBSTON n. a variety of winter apple brought from Normandy to Ribston Hall in Yorkshire, also RIBSTONE. |
SORBENT | • sorbent n. (Sciences) A substance that can enable sorption. • SORBENT n. a substance that sorbs. |
SUBRENT | • subrent v. (Transitive) To rent to a third person something that one is renting from another. • SUBRENT v. to sublet or rent out (a property that is already rented). |
TURBANS | • turbans n. Plural of turban. • TURBAN n. (Turkish) a man's headdress, consisting of a length of cotton or silk wrapped round the head or a cap, worn esp. by Muslims and Sikhs, also TULBAN, TULIPANT, TURBAND, TURBANT, TURBOND, TURRIBANT. |