| AUGURERS | • augurers n. Plural of augurer. • AUGURER n. (Shakespeare) an augur. |
| BURGLARS | • burglars n. Plural of burglar. • BURGLAR v. to enter a building to steal. |
| CURRAGHS | • curraghs n. Plural of curragh. • CURRAGH n. (Irish) a long-shaped boat similar to a coracle, also CURAGH, CURRACH. |
| GARBURES | • garbures n. Plural of garbure. • GARBURE n. (French) a kind of Basque soup. |
| GOBURRAS | • goburras n. Plural of goburra. • GOBURRA n. (Native Australian) a large Australian kingfisher, whose call sounds like a raucous laugh, also KOOKABURRA. |
| GRAVURES | • gravures n. Plural of gravure. • GRAVURE n. any process of making an intaglio printing plate. |
| GUARDERS | • guarders n. Plural of guarder. • GUARDER n. one who guards. |
| GURNARDS | • gurnards n. Plural of gurnard. • GURNARD n. a marine fish with a large, bony-plated angular head, also GURNET. |
| MURRAGHS | • MURRAGH n. a caddis fly which fishermen know that trout favour. |
| REARGUES | • reargues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reargue. • REARGUE v. to argue again. |
| REGULARS | • regulars n. Plural of regular. • REGULAR n. a habitual customer. |
| SUGARERS | • sugarers n. Plural of sugarer. • SUGARER n. one that makes sugar. |
| SUGARIER | • sugarier adj. Comparative form of sugary: more sugary. • SUGARY adj. containing sugar. |
| UROGRAMS | • urograms n. Plural of urogram. • UROGRAM n. an X-ray of part of the urinary tract. |
| VERRUGAS | • verrugas n. Plural of verruga. • VERRUGA n. (Spanish) a fever with warty tumours, endemic in Peru. |