| CHATTERERS | • chatterers n. Plural of chatterer. • CHATTERER n. one who chatters. |
| CHATTERIER | • CHATTERY adj. full of chatter. |
| CLATTERERS | • clatterers n. Plural of clatterer. • CLATTERER n. one who clatters. |
| CLATTERIER | • CLATTERY adj. making a clatter. |
| CRATERLETS | • craterlets n. Plural of craterlet. • CRATERLET n. a small crater. |
| RECTORATES | • rectorates n. Plural of rectorate. • RECTORATE n. the office of rector, also RECTORSHIP. |
| RETRACTILE | • retractile adj. That can be retracted (as a cat’s claws). • RETRACTILE adj. capable of retraction, like the claws of a cat. |
| RETRACTIVE | • retractive n. That which retracts or withdraws. • retractive adj. Serving to retract; of the nature of a retraction. • RETRACTIVE adj. serving to retract. |
| RETROACTED | • retroacted v. Simple past tense and past participle of retroact. • RETROACT v. to act in return. |
| SCATTERERS | • scatterers n. Plural of scatterer. • SCATTERER n. one who scatters. |
| SCATTERIER | • SCATTERY adj. dispersed; sparse. |
| STERCORATE | • stercorate n. (Obsolete) excrement; dung. • stercorate v. (Archaic) To manure. • STERCORATE v. to defecate. |
| STREETCARS | • streetcars n. Plural of streetcar. • STREETCAR n. (US) a tramcar. |
| TERRACETTE | • terracette n. (Geomorphology) A type of landform, a ridge on a hillside formed when saturated soil particles expand… • TERRACETTE n. a small terrace on a slope resulting from soil creep or erosion; a sheeptrack. |
| TETRAMERIC | • tetrameric adj. Of or pertaining to a tetramer. • TETRAMERIC adj. of or like a tetramer, a polymer consisting of four identical isomers, also TETRAMERAL. |