| ADVERSARY | • adversary n. An opponent or rival. • Adversary prop.n. (Religion, Christianity) The Devil; Satan. • ADVERSARY n. an opponent. |
| AERODARTS | • AERODART n. an arrow-headed missile of steel dropped by an aircraft. |
| BEARWARDS | • bearwards n. Plural of bearward. • bear-wards n. Plural of bear-ward. • BEARWARD n. a keeper of bears. |
| CARSHARED | • carshared v. Simple past tense and past participle of carshare. • CARSHARE v. to share a car for transport. |
| DARRAINES | • DARRAINE v. to justify, to put in battle array, also DARRAIGN, DARRAIN, DARRAYN. |
| DEBARRASS | • debarrass v. (Dated, transitive) To disembarrass, disentangle, or free from. • DEBARRASS v. (archaic) to disembarrass, disentangle. |
| DEMERARAS | • Demeraras n. Plural of Demerara. • DEMERARA n. a light-brown raw cane-sugar originally and chiefly from the Demerara region of Guyana. |
| DIARRHEAS | • diarrheas n. Plural of diarrhea. • DIARRHEA n. a persistent purging or looseness of the bowels, also DIARRHOEA. |
| FARADISER | • faradiser n. Alternative form of faradizer. • FARADISER n. one who faradises, stimulates by induced currents, also FARADIZER. |
| GERARDIAS | • gerardias n. Plural of gerardia. • GERARDIA n. any of a genus of often root-parasitic herbs of the snapdragon family. |
| HARDWARES | • HARDWARE n. metal goods. |
| HAZARDERS | • hazarders n. Plural of hazarder. • HAZARDER n. one who hazards. |
| MARAUDERS | • marauders n. Plural of marauder. • MARAUDER n. one who marauds. |
| PARADORES | • paradores n. Plural of parador. • PARADOR n. (Spanish) a building such as a convent converted to a hotel. |
| RACECARDS | • racecards n. Plural of racecard. • race␣cards n. Plural of race card. • RACECARD n. a programme for a race meeting. |
| REARWARDS | • rearwards adj. Rearward. • rearwards adv. Rearward. • rearwards n. Plural of rearward. |
| RESSALDAR | • ressaldar n. The native captain of an Indian cavalry regiment. • RESSALDAR n. (Urdu) an Indian troop commander, also RISALDAR. |
| TABERDARS | • taberdars n. Plural of taberdar. • TABERDAR n. a scholar of Queen's College, Oxford, named for the gown they wore. |