| ARGUERS | • arguers n. Plural of arguer. • ARGUER n. one who argues. |
| ARMURES | • armures n. Plural of armure. • ARMURE n. (French) a type of fabric with a pebbled surface. |
| AROUSER | • arouser n. Someone or something that arouses. • AROUSER n. one who arouses. |
| ASSURER | • assurer n. An insurer; an underwriter. • assurer n. One who takes out insurance. • assurer n. A person who or thing which assures. |
| BURSERA | • bursera n. Any plant of the genus Bursera. • Bursera prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Burseraceae – several New World shrubs and trees. • BURSERA adj. designating a tropical American genus of trees yielding elemi and timber. |
| CURARES | • curares n. Plural of curare. • CURARE n. (Caribbean) a paralysing poison extracted from the bark of certain South American trees, also CURARA, CURARI, URARE. |
| ERASURE | • erasure n. The action of erasing; deletion; obliteration. • erasure n. The state of having been erased; total blankness. • erasure n. The place where something has been erased. |
| PARURES | • parures n. Plural of parure. • PARURE n. (French) a set of matched jewelry, also PARURA. |
| RASURES | • rasures n. Plural of rasure. • RASURE n. the act of scraping, also RAZURE. |
| RAZURES | • razures n. Plural of razure. • RAZURE n. the act of scraping, also RASURE. |
| SABREUR | • sabreur n. (Fencing) A fencer who fights with a sabre. • SABREUR n. (French) a person, esp. a cavalry officer, who fights with a sabre. |
| SQUARER | • squarer adj. Comparative form of square: more square. • squarer n. One who, or that which, squares. • squarer n. (Obsolete) Quarreler, wrangler. |
| SUGARER | • sugarer n. Someone who sugars foods, who adds sugar to food products. • sugarer n. A manufacturer of maple syrup. • SUGARER n. one that makes sugar. |
| SURREAL | • surreal adj. Resembling a dream: fantastic and incongruous. • surreal n. (Mathematics) surreal number. • SURREAL adj. of or relating to surrealism; dreamlike, bizarre. |
| UPREARS | • uprears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of uprear. • UPREAR v. to raise; to erect. |