| ARRISHES | • arrishes n. Plural of arrish. • ARRISH n. (dialect) a stubble field, also ARISH. |
| ASPIRERS | • aspirers n. Plural of aspirer. • ASPIRER n. one who aspires. |
| BRASIERS | • brasiers n. Plural of brasier. • Brasiers prop.n. Plural of Brasier. • BRASIER n. one who works in brass. |
| BRASSIER | • brassier adj. Comparative form of brassy: more brassy. • BRASSY adj. resembling brass. |
| CORSAIRS | • corsairs n. Plural of corsair. • CORSAIR n. (historical) a privateersman of the Mediterranean, esp. the Barbary coast. |
| GRASSIER | • grassier adj. Comparative form of grassy: more grassy. • GRASSY adj. resembling or pertaining to grass. |
| PRAISERS | • praisers n. Plural of praiser. • PRAISER n. one who praises. |
| REARISES | • rearises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rearise. • REARISE v. to arise again. |
| RERAISES | • reraises n. Plural of reraise. • reraises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reraise. • RERAISE v. to raise again. |
| RIBGRASS | • ribgrass n. Ribwort; Old World plantain, Plantago lanceolata. • RIBGRASS n. a weedy plant, also RIBWORT. |
| ROSARIES | • rosaries n. Plural of rosary. • ROSARY n. a series of prayers in the Roman Catholic Church. |
| SARRASIN | • sarrasin n. (Obsolete) A portcullis. • SARRASIN n. (French) buckwheat, also SARRAZIN. |
| SIMARRES | • simarres n. Plural of simarre. • SIMARRE n. (French) a loose coat, an undergarment formerly worn by women, also CIMAR, CYMAR, SIMAR, SYMAR. |
| SISERARY | • siserary n. (Obsolete) A severe rebuke or scolding. • siserary n. (Obsolete) A sharp blow. • SISERARY n. a scolding; a blow, also SASARARA, SASSARARA. |
| STIRRAHS | • STIRRAH n. (Scots) a respectful mode of address, also STIRRA. |
| TARSIERS | • tarsiers n. Plural of tarsier. • TARSIER n. (French) a kind of lemur native to Madagascar. |