| ARMORLESS | • armorless adj. With an absence of armor; unarmored. • ARMORLESS adj. without armor, also ARMOURLESS. |
| DISARMERS | • disarmers n. Plural of disarmer. • DISARMER n. one that disarms. |
| EMBARRASS | • embarrass v. (Transitive) to humiliate; to disrupt somebody’s composure or comfort with acting publicly or freely; to abash. • embarrass v. (Transitive) To hinder from liberty of movement; to impede; to obstruct. • embarrass v. (Transitive) To involve in difficulties concerning money matters; to encumber with debt; to beset with… |
| EMBRASORS | • EMBRASOR n. a person who seeks to influence jurors by corrupt means, also EMBRACEOR, EMBRACER. |
| FARMERESS | • farmeress n. (Dated) A female farmer. • FARMERESS n. a woman who farms. |
| MASSACRER | • massacrer n. One who massacres. • MASSACRER n. one who massacres. |
| MEASURERS | • measurers n. Plural of measurer. • MEASURER n. one who measures. |
| MORASSIER | • MORASSY adj. like a morass, marshy. |
| PRESSMARK | • pressmark n. The logo of a publishing press. • PRESSMARK n. a mark on a book to show its location in a library. |
| RANSOMERS | • ransomers n. Plural of ransomer. • RANSOMER n. one who ransoms. |
| REMASTERS | • remasters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of remaster. • REMASTER v. to master again. |
| SCREAMERS | • screamers n. Plural of screamer. • SCREAMER n. a goose-like South American bird. |
| SMARTARSE | • smartarse n. Alternative form of smart arse. • smart-arse n. (Informal) Alternative form of smart arse. • smart␣arse n. (Idiomatic) One who is particularly flippant or insolent or tends to make snide remarks or jokes. |
| STREAMERS | • streamers n. Plural of streamer. • STREAMER n. a long narrow flag. |
| SURMASTER | • surmaster n. (Dated) A teacher in a school ranking immediately below the headmaster. • SURMASTER n. (archaic) the second master or deputy head in a school. |
| SURNAMERS | • surnamers n. Plural of surnamer. • SURNAMER n. one who allots a surname. |