| ATTACHERS | • attachers n. Plural of attacher. • ATTACHER n. one who attaches. |
| BRATCHETS | • bratchets n. Plural of bratchet. • BRATCHET n. (Scots) a hunting dog, also BRACH, BRACHET. |
| CATHETERS | • catheters n. Plural of catheter. • CATHETER n. a tube which can be passed into the bladder or other body cavity or canal to allow the draining of fluid. |
| CHARETTES | • charettes n. Plural of charette, an alternative spelling of charet. • Charettes prop.n. Plural of Charette. • CHARETTE n. a meeting for brainstorming. |
| CHARTISTS | • chartists n. Plural of chartist. • Chartists n. Plural of Chartist. • CHARTIST n. one who uses charts to predict stock market trends. |
| CITHARIST | • citharist n. A classical Greek professional performer on the cithara. • CITHARIST n. a player of the cithara, an ancient Greek musical instrument like a lyre. |
| RHOTACIST | • RHOTACIST n. one whose speech shows rhotacism. |
| STRAUCHTS | • STRAUCHT v. to stretch, lay out (e.g. a corpse). |
| TETRARCHS | • tetrarchs n. Plural of tetrarch. • TETRARCH n. a Roman governor of the fourth part of a province; hence, any subordinate or dependent prince. |
| THATCHERS | • thatchers n. Plural of thatcher. • THATCHER n. one that thatches. |
| THEATRICS | • theatrics n. Theatrical appearance or character. • theatrics n. Histrionics. • THEATRICS n. the activity of a theatrical character. |
| THEOCRATS | • theocrats n. Plural of theocrat. • THEOCRAT n. a divine or deified ruler. |
| TRACHITIS | • trachitis n. Alternative form of tracheitis. • TRACHITIS n. inflammation of the trachea, also TRACHEITIS. |
| TRACHYTES | • trachytes n. Plural of trachyte. • TRACHYTE n. a light-coloured igneous rock. |
| TRANCHETS | • tranchets n. Plural of tranchet. • TRANCHET n. (French) a chisel-shaped flint implement of some Mesolithic and neolithic cultures. |