| ASTRINGERS | • astringers n. Plural of astringer. • ASTRINGER n. a falconer who keeps a goshawk, also AUSTRINGER, OSTREGER. |
| DREARINESS | • dreariness n. The characteristic of being dreary. • DREARINESS n. the state of being dreary. |
| FRANSERIAS | • franserias n. Plural of franseria. • FRANSERIA n. any of a genus of West American plants of the composite family. |
| GARNISHERS | • garnishers n. Plural of garnisher. • GARNISHER n. one who, or that which, garnishes, also GARNISHOR. |
| GRANDSIRES | • grandsires n. Plural of grandsire. • GRANDSIRE n. a grandfather, also GRANDSIR. |
| INCREASERS | • increasers n. Plural of increaser. • INCREASER n. one who increases. |
| ORGANISERS | • organisers n. Plural of organiser. • ORGANISER n. one who organises, also ORGANIZER. |
| RANTERISMS | • RANTERISM n. the practice or tenets of the Ranters. |
| REASSURING | • reassuring v. Present participle of reassure. • reassuring adj. That reassures; causing comfort or confidence. • reassuring n. Reassurance. |
| RESTRAINTS | • restraints n. Plural of restraint. • RESTRAINT n. the act of restraining. |
| ROSMARINES | • ROSMARINE n. (Spenser) a mythical walrus-like sea animal that feeds on dew. |
| SERRANOIDS | • serranoids n. Plural of serranoid. • SERRANOID n. any of a group of fish including sea basses and groupers, also SERRANID. |
| SERRATIONS | • serrations n. Plural of serration. • SERRATION n. the state of being saw-edged. |
| STARRINESS | • starriness n. The state or quality of being starry. • STARRINESS n. the state of being starry. |
| TARNISHERS | • tarnishers n. Plural of tarnisher. • TARNISHER n. something that causes tarnishing. |
| TRANSPIRES | • transpires v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transpire. • TRANSPIRE v. to give off as vapour; to exhale; to emit through the skin. |
| VARNISHERS | • varnishers n. Plural of varnisher. • VARNISHER n. one who varnishes. |