| BRIGADIERS | • brigadiers n. Plural of brigadier. • BRIGADIER n. an officer having command of a brigade, ranking above a colonel. |
| DISPRAISER | • dispraiser n. One who blames. • DISPRAISER n. one who dispraises. |
| DISREPAIRS | • disrepairs n. Plural of disrepair. • DISREPAIR n. a worn-out or dilapidated condition. |
| DISTRAINER | • distrainer n. Alternative form of distrainor. • DISTRAINER n. one who distrains; the party distraining goods or chattels, also DISTRAINOR. |
| HAIRDRIERS | • hairdriers n. Plural of hairdrier. • HAIRDRIER n. a device for drying hair, also HAIRDRYER. |
| IRRADIATES | • irradiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of irradiate. • IRRADIATE v. to shed light or other rays upon or into. |
| IRRIDENTAS | • irridentas n. Plural of irridenta. • IRRIDENTA n. (Italian) a region containing people ethnically related to the inhabitants of one State but politically subject to another, also IRREDENTA. |
| MISCARRIED | • miscarried v. Simple past tense and past participle of miscarry. • MISCARRY v. to be unsuccessful. |
| MISMARRIED | • mismarried v. Simple past tense and past participle of mismarry. • MISMARRY v. to marry unsuitably. |
| ORDINAIRES | • ordinaires n. Plural of ordinaire. • ORDINAIRE n. (French) vin ordinaire, table wine. |
| ORDINARIES | • ordinaries n. Plural of ordinary. • ORDINARY n. a rule, an ordinance. |
| PARRICIDES | • parricides n. Plural of parricide. • PARRICIDE n. the killing of a parent or close relative, also PATRICIDE. |
| PRESIDIARY | • presidiary adj. Synonym of presidial. • presidiary n. Alternative form of presidary (“guard”). • PRESIDIARY adj. of or pertaining to a garrison, also PRESIDIAL. |
| RIBALDRIES | • ribaldries n. Plural of ribaldry. • RIBALDRY n. crude language. |
| RIBAUDRIES | • ribaudries n. Plural of ribaudry. • RIBAUDRY n. (Spenser) ribaldry, also RYBAUDRYE. |
| WIZARDRIES | • wizardries n. Plural of wizardry. • WIZARDRY n. sorcery, magic. |