| AMBUSCADERS | • ambuscaders n. Plural of ambuscader. • AMBUSCADER n. one who ambuscades. |
| AMBUSCADOES | • ambuscadoes n. Plural of ambuscado, ambuscades, ambushes. • AMBUSCADO n. an ambuscade, also AMBUSCADE. |
| BUCKSHISHED | • BUCKSHISH v. to give a tip, also BACKSHEESH, BACKSHISH, BAKHSHISH, BAKSHEESH, BAKSHISH. |
| CLOUDBURSTS | • cloudbursts n. Plural of cloudburst. • cloud-bursts n. Plural of cloud-burst. • cloud␣bursts n. Plural of cloud burst. |
| DISCUSSABLE | • discussable adj. That can be discussed. • DISCUSSABLE adj. that can be discussed, also DISCUSSIBLE. |
| DISCUSSIBLE | • discussible adj. Alternative spelling of discussable. • DISCUSSIBLE adj. that can be discussed, also DISCUSSABLE. |
| SUBACIDNESS | • SUBACIDNESS n. the state of being subacid. |
| SUBDECISION | • subdecision n. A decision making up part of a greater decision. • SUBDECISION n. part of a decision. |
| SUBDIALECTS | • subdialects n. Plural of subdialect. • SUBDIALECT n. a subdivision of a dialect. |
| SUBDISTRICT | • subdistrict n. A district forming part of a larger district. • subdistrict v. (Transitive) To divide (a district) into subdistricts. • sub-district n. Alternative form of subdistrict. |
| SUBDUCTIONS | • subductions n. Plural of subduction. • SUBDUCTION n. the process of one plate descending beneath another. |
| SUBLICENSED | • sublicensed v. Simple past tense and past participle of sublicense. • SUBLICENSE v. to license part of one's license. |
| SUBPRODUCTS | • subproducts n. Plural of subproduct. • SUBPRODUCT n. a subsidiary product. |
| SUBSIDENCES | • subsidences n. Plural of subsidence. • SUBSIDENCE n. the act of subsiding, also SUBSIDENCY. |
| SUBSTRACTED | • substracted v. Simple past tense and past participle of substract. • SUBSTRACT v. to subtract; to withdraw, also SUBTRACT. |
| SUBSTRUCTED | • substructed v. Simple past tense and past participle of substruct. • SUBSTRUCT v. to build beneath; to lay as a foundation. |
| UNDERSCRUBS | • UNDERSCRUB n. bushes etc. |
| UNSCABBARDS | • unscabbards v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unscabbard. • UNSCABBARD v. to withdraw e.g. a sword from a scabbard. |