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blockbusting the practice of inducing white homeowners to sell their property at low cost by appealing to racist fears of an influx of blacks or other minorities. [1/3 definitions]
bloodletting the act or practice of purging by opening a vein; phlebotomy. [1/2 definitions]
bonsai the practice of growing such trees. [1/2 definitions]
bookbinding the process, art, or practice of binding books.
bookkeeping the practice or occupation of systematically recording business transactions.
brinkmanship the practice of seeking advantage by pursuing a dangerous course of action to the brink of disaster.
bris the Jewish practice of circumcising boys eight days after birth; Brith; Brith Milah
Brith Milah (Hebrew) the Jewish practice of circumcising boys eight days after birth; Brith; Berith.
brutality brutal or very cruel practice or treatment. [1/2 definitions]
bull pen in baseball, an area near the playing field where the relief pitchers practice during the game. [1/3 definitions]
cage in baseball, a portable backstop used for batting practice. [1/4 definitions]
calisthenics (used with a sing. verb) the art or practice of doing such exercises. [1/2 definitions]
campcraft the knowledge, techniques, or practice of camping outdoors.
caning the practice of using a thin, somewhat flexible stick to strike a person as a form of punishment.
canon law the body of rules governing the faith and practice of certain Christian churches.
certificate a document attesting to one's legal qualifications to practice a certain profession. [1/6 definitions]
chastity the practice or condition of sexual abstinence or virginity; celibacy. [1/2 definitions]
cheat to do something dishonest for one's own gain; to practice deceit or fraud. [1/11 definitions]
chemotherapy the science or practice of destroying disease-causing microorganisms or malignant tissue by use of chemicals, esp. toxic ones.
chicane to practice trickery or deceit. [1/4 definitions]
child care the practice, service, or business of caring for other people's children, esp. young children whose parents work outside the home.