| ALCHERAS | • ALCHERA n. (Native Australian) the dreamtime, also ALCHERINGA. |
| ARCHLETS | • archlets n. Plural of archlet. • ARCHLET n. a little arch. |
| CHALDERS | • chalders n. Plural of chalder. • CHALDER n. an old Scottish dry measure. |
| CHARLEYS | • charleys n. Plural of charley. • Charleys n. Plural of Charley. • CHARLEY n. a fool, also CHARLIE. |
| CHARLIES | • charlies n. Plural of charlie. • Charlies n. Plural of Charlie. • CHARLIE n. a fool, also CHARLEY. |
| CHARNELS | • charnels n. Plural of charnel. • CHARNEL n. a room where corpses are placed. |
| CHOLERAS | • choleras n. Plural of cholera. • CHOLERA n. (Greek) an acute and frequently fatal infection of the small intestine. |
| CHORALES | • chorales n. Plural of chorale. • CHORALE n. a simple harmonized composition with slow rhythm; a psalm or hymn tune, also CHORAL. |
| CLASHERS | • clashers n. Plural of clasher. • CLASHER n. one who clashes. |
| HACKLERS | • hacklers n. Plural of hackler. • Hacklers prop.n. Plural of Hackler. • HACKLER n. a device for hackling, combing flax. |
| LEACHERS | • leachers n. Plural of leacher. • LEACHER n. one who leaches. |
| RASCHELS | • raschels n. Plural of raschel. • RASCHEL n. (German) a type of light loosely knitted cloth. |
| RELACHES | • RELACHE n. (French) a period of rest; a break from something. |
| SCHLAGER | • schlager n. (Music, uncountable) A chiefly European style of popular music with light melodies (often easily danceable)… • schlager n. (Music, countable) A piece made in this style. • SCHLAGER n. (German) a duelling sword used in some German universities. |
| SHACKLER | • shackler n. One who shackles. • shackler n. (Mining, historical) A person who couples wagons together. • SHACKLER n. one who shackles. |
| TRACHLES | • TRACHLE v. to draggle, also TRAUCHLE. |