| ARRAIGNERS | • arraigners n. Plural of arraigner. • ARRAIGNER n. one who arraigns. |
| ARROGANCES | • arrogances n. Plural of arrogance. • ARROGANCE n. the quality of being arrogant, also ARROGANCY. |
| BARGAINERS | • bargainers n. Plural of bargainer. • BARGAINER n. one who bargains. |
| BARGANDERS | • barganders n. Plural of bargander. • BARGANDER n. the shelduck, also BERGANDER. |
| BURRAWANGS | • burrawangs n. Plural of burrawang. • BURRAWANG n. (Native Australian) any of various palmlike plants having edible nuts. |
| CARRAGEENS | • carrageens n. Plural of carrageen. • CARRAGEEN n. (Irish) a kind of dark red, branched seaweed, aka Irish moss, also CARAGEEN, CARRAGHEEN. |
| CARSHARING | • carsharing v. Present participle of carshare. • CARSHARING n. the act of sharing a car for transport. |
| DARRAIGNES | • darraignes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of darraigne. • DARRAIGNE v. (obsolete) to vindicate; to put in battle array, also DARRAIGN, DARRAIN, DARRAINE, DARRAYN, DERAIGN. |
| DISARRANGE | • disarrange v. To undo the arrangement of; to disorder; to derange. • DISARRANGE v. to disturb the arrangement of. |
| ERGATANERS | • ERGATANER n. a worker-like wingless male ant. |
| FRAGRANCES | • fragrances n. Plural of fragrance. • FRAGRANCE v. to perfume with a fragrance. |
| GUARANTORS | • guarantors n. Plural of guarantor. • GUARANTOR n. one who makes or gives a guarantee. |
| HARANGUERS | • haranguers n. Plural of haranguer. • HARANGUER n. one who harangues. |
| MARGARINES | • margarines n. Plural of margarine. • MARGARINE n. a butter-like substance made from vegetable oils and fats. |
| MISARRANGE | • misarrange v. To place in a wrong order, or improper manner. • MISARRANGE v. to arrange wrongly. |
| RANGATIRAS | • rangatiras n. Plural of rangatira. • RANGATIRA n. (Maori) a leader or chief. |
| REARRANGES | • rearranges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rearrange. • REARRANGE v. to arrange in a different way. |
| WARFARINGS | • warfarings n. Plural of warfaring. • WARFARING n. the business of waging war. |