| ABSORBERS | • absorbers n. Plural of absorber. • ABSORBER n. something that absorbs. |
| ADSORBERS | • adsorbers n. Plural of adsorber. • ADSORBER n. something that adsorbs. |
| ARBORISES | • arborises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of arborise. • ARBORISE v. to form many branches, also ARBORIZE. |
| ARBORISTS | • arborists n. Plural of arborist. • ARBORIST n. a tree specialist. |
| BAROSAURS | • BAROSAUR n. a large dinosaur. |
| BOURSIERS | • BOURSIER n. (French) a foundation-scholar; a speculator on the Stock Exchange. |
| CROSSBARS | • crossbars n. Plural of crossbar. • CROSSBAR v. to fasten with crossarms. |
| CROSSBRED | • crossbred adj. Produced by breeding from two breeds, varieties or species. • crossbred n. Any organism produced by breeding from two breeds, varieties, or species. • crossbred v. Simple past tense and past participle of crossbreed. |
| DESORBERS | • desorbers n. Plural of desorber. • DESORBER n. one that desorbs. |
| DISROBERS | • disrobers n. Plural of disrober. • DISROBER n. one who, or that which, disrobes. |
| EMBRASORS | • EMBRASOR n. a person who seeks to influence jurors by corrupt means, also EMBRACEOR, EMBRACER. |
| OBSCURERS | • obscurers n. Plural of obscurer. • OBSCURER n. one who obscures. |
| OBSERVERS | • observers n. Plural of observer. • OBSERVER n. one that observes. |
| REABSORBS | • reabsorbs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reabsorb. • REABSORB v. to absorb again. |
| SMORBRODS | • SMORBROD n. (Norwegian) hors d'oeuvres served on slices of buttered bread, also SMORG, SMORGASBORD, SMORREBROD. |
| SOMBREROS | • sombreros n. Plural of sombrero. • SOMBRERO n. (Spanish) a broad-brimmed hat. |
| SORBARIAS | • SORBARIA n. a small deciduous shrub with clusters of white flowers. |
| SUBORDERS | • suborders n. Plural of suborder. • SUBORDER n. a category of related families within an order. |
| SUBORNERS | • suborners n. Plural of suborner. • SUBORNER n. one who suborns. |
| SUBPRIORS | • subpriors n. Plural of subprior. • SUBPRIOR n. the vicegerent of a prior; a claustral officer who assists the prior. |