| ANSWERERS | • answerers n. Plural of answerer. • ANSWERER n. one that answers. |
| ARRASENES | • arrasenes n. Plural of arrasene. • ARRASENE n. an embroidery material of silk and wool. |
| ENSNARERS | • ensnarers n. Plural of ensnarer. • ENSNARER n. one that ensnares, also INSNARER. |
| HARNESSER | • harnesser n. One who harnesses. • HARNESSER n. one who harnesses. |
| INSNARERS | • insnarers n. Plural of insnarer. • INSNARER n. one that ensnares, also ENSNARER. |
| RANSOMERS | • ransomers n. Plural of ransomer. • RANSOMER n. one who ransoms. |
| REANSWERS | • reanswers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reanswer. • REANSWER v. (Shakespeare) to be equivalent to. |
| REASONERS | • reasoners n. Plural of reasoner. • Reasoners prop.n. Plural of Reasoner. • REASONER n. one who reasons. |
| RESTRAINS | • restrains v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of restrain. • RESTRAIN v. to hold back. |
| RURALNESS | • ruralness n. The quality of being rural. • RURALNESS n. the state of being rural. |
| SERRANIDS | • serranids n. Plural of serranid. • SERRANID n. a group of fish, sea basses and groupers, also SERRANOID. |
| STRAINERS | • strainers n. Plural of strainer. • STRAINER n. a utensil used to separate liquids from solids. |
| STRANDERS | • stranders n. Plural of strander. • STRANDER n. a machine that twists fibres into rope. |
| STRANGERS | • strangers n. Plural of stranger. • STRANGER v. to make a stranger. |
| SURNAMERS | • surnamers n. Plural of surnamer. • SURNAMER n. one who allots a surname. |
| TARRINESS | • tarriness n. The state or condition of being tarry. • TARRINESS n. the state of being tarry. |
| TRANSFERS | • transfers n. Plural of transfer. • transfers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transfer. • TRANSFER v. to move from one place to another. |
| TRANSIRES | • transires n. Plural of transire. • TRANSIRE n. (Latin) a customs warrant. |