| BAGGINESSES | • bagginesses n. Plural of bagginess. • BAGGINESS n. the state of being baggy. |
| BECUDGELING | • becudgeling v. Present participle of becudgel. • BECUDGEL v. to beat with a club. |
| BEFINGERING | • befingering v. Present participle of befinger. • BEFINGER v. to touch all over. |
| BEGGARLIEST | • beggarliest adj. Superlative form of beggarly: most beggarly. • BEGGARLY adj. like a beggar, very poor. |
| BESIEGINGLY | • besiegingly adv. In a besieging manner. • BESIEGINGLY adv. BESIEGING. |
| BOGGINESSES | • BOGGINESS n. the state of being boggy. |
| BUGGINESSES | • BUGGINESS n. the state of being buggy. |
| EMBIGGENING | • embiggening v. Present participle of embiggen. • EMBIGGEN v. to make bigger or more expansive. |
| GINGERBREAD | • gingerbread n. (Food) A type of cake whose main flavoring is ginger. • gingerbread n. (Figurative, obsolete) Something ersatz; something showy but insubstantial. • gingerbread n. (Architecture) A flamboyant Victorian-era architectural style. |
| LIVEBLOGGED | • liveblogged v. Simple past tense and past participle of liveblog. • live␣blogged v. Simple past tense and past participle of live blog. • LIVEBLOG v. to keep a blog in which an event is described as it is taking place. |
| LIVEBLOGGER | • liveblogger n. A person who liveblogs. • LIVEBLOGGER n. one who keeps a liveblog. |
| NEGLIGEABLE | • negligeable adj. Archaic form of negligible. • NEGLIGEABLE adj. that may neglected or left out of consideration, also NEGLIGIBLE. |
| REBEGINNING | • rebeginning v. Present participle of rebegin. • rebeginning n. Act of beginning again; a new start. • REBEGIN v. to begin again. |
| SUGGESTIBLE | • suggestible adj. Susceptible to influence by suggestion. • SUGGESTIBLE adj. easily influenced by suggestion. |
| UNBEGETTING | • unbegetting adj. That does not beget. • UNBEGET v. to undo the begetting of. |
| WEIGHBRIDGE | • weighbridge n. (UK) a platform, flush with the roadway, having a mechanism for weighing vehicles, wagons, livestock, etc. • WEIGHBRIDGE n. a machine for weighing vehicles with their loads. |