| ARCHERS | • archers n. Plural of archer. • ARCHER n. someone who uses a bow and arrow. |
| BRASHER | • brasher adj. Comparative form of brash: more brash. • Brasher prop.n. A surname from Old French. • BRASH adj. forward, overconfident. |
| CRASHER | • crasher n. One who crashes. • crasher n. One who attends an event without an invitation. • CRASHER n. one who crashes. |
| HARMERS | • harmers n. Plural of harmer. • Harmers prop.n. Plural of Harmer. • HARMER n. one who harms. |
| HARPERS | • harpers n. Plural of harper. • HARPER n. one who plays the harp, also HARPIST. |
| HARRIES | • harries v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of harry. • Harries prop.n. A surname originating as a patronymic. • Harries n. Plural of Harrie. |
| HARSHER | • harsher adj. Comparative form of harsh: more harsh. • HARSH adj. severe. |
| HEARERS | • hearers n. Plural of hearer. • HEARER n. one that hears. |
| HERBARS | • herbars n. Plural of herbar. • HERBAR n. (Spenser) a herb-garden, also HERBARY. |
| HOARSER | • hoarser adj. Comparative form of hoarse: more hoarse. • HOARSE adj. rough and husky in sound. |
| PHRASER | • phraser n. (Rare) One who phrases something. • PHRASER n. a repeater of empty phrases. |
| RASHERS | • rashers n. Plural of rasher. • rashers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rasher. • RASHER n. a thin slice of meat. |
| REHEARS | • rehears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rehear. • REHEAR v. to hear again. |
| SHARERS | • sharers n. Plural of sharer. • Sharers prop.n. Plural of Sharer. • SHARER n. one that shares. |
| SHARKER | • sharker n. (Archaic) One who lives by trickery; a conman. • SHARKER n. one who lives by sharking, a swindler. |
| SHARPER | • sharper adj. Comparative form of sharp: more sharp. • sharper n. (Dated) a swindler; a cheat; a professional gambler who makes his living by cheating. • Sharper prop.n. A surname. |
| SHEARER | • shearer n. A person employed to remove the wool from sheep using shears. • shearer n. A person employed in a roller mill to shear off the uneven side of the hot metal plate. • Shearer prop.n. An English surname originating as an occupation for a shearer. |
| TRASHER | • trasher n. One who trashes something. • TRASHER n. one that destroys or damages. |