| ARRIEROS | • arrieros n. Plural of arriero. • ARRIERO n. (Spanish) a muleteer. |
| ARRIVERS | • arrivers n. Plural of arriver. • ARRIVER n. one who arrives. |
| BARRIERS | • barriers n. Plural of barrier. • barriers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of barrier. • Barriers prop.n. Plural of Barrier. |
| CARRIERS | • carriers n. Plural of carrier. • CARRIER n. one that carries. |
| FARRIERS | • farriers n. Plural of farrier. • Farriers prop.n. Plural of Farrier. • FARRIER n. one who shoes horses. |
| HARRIERS | • harriers n. Plural of harrier. • Harriers prop.n. Plural of Harrier. • HARRIER n. a medium-sized scenting dog for hunting hares. |
| MARRIERS | • marriers n. Plural of marrier. • MARRIER n. one who marries. |
| PARRIERS | • parriers n. Plural of parrier. • PARRIER n. one who parries. |
| SCARRIER | • scarrier adj. Comparative form of scarry: more scarry. • SCARRY adj. marked with scars. |
| SPARRIER | • SPARRY adj. having a confused crystalline structure. |
| STARRIER | • starrier adj. Comparative form of starry: more starry. • STARRY adj. abounding with stars. |
| TARRIERS | • tarriers n. Plural of tarrier. • TARRIER n. one who tarries. |
| WARRIORS | • warriors n. Plural of warrior. • Warriors prop.n. Plural of Warrior. • WARRIOR n. a soldier experienced in warfare. |