| BARCAROLES | • barcaroles n. Plural of barcarole. • BARCAROLE n. (French) a gondolier's song, also BARCAROLLE. |
| BOLSTERERS | • bolsterers n. Plural of bolsterer. • BOLSTERER n. one who bolsters. |
| BORDERLESS | • borderless adj. Not having a border. • BORDERLESS adj. without a border. |
| BOULDERERS | • boulderers n. Plural of boulderer. • BOULDERER n. someone who climbs boulders. |
| BRICOLEURS | • bricoleurs n. Plural of bricoleur. • BRICOLEUR n. one who engages in bricolage, potters about. |
| BURLADEROS | • burladeros n. Plural of burladero. • BURLADERO n. (Spanish) the wooden barrier in a bullring used for protection. |
| CORROSIBLE | • corrosible adj. (Rare) corrodible. • CORROSIBLE adj. able to be corroded, also CORRODIBLE. |
| EMBROILERS | • embroilers n. Plural of embroiler. • EMBROILER n. one who embroils. |
| HARBORLESS | • harborless adj. Alternative spelling of harbourless. • HARBORLESS adj. (US) without a harbor, also HARBOURLESS. |
| LATERBORNS | • LATERBORN n. someone born later. |
| LIBERATORS | • liberators n. Plural of liberator. • LIBERATOR n. one who liberates. |
| LOBSTERERS | • lobsterers n. Plural of lobsterer. • LOBSTERER n. a person who catches lobsters. |
| OVERLABORS | • overlabors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overlabor. • OVERLABOR v. to cause to labor excessively; to overwork, also OVERLABOUR. |
| REBLOOMERS | • rebloomers n. Plural of rebloomer. • REBLOOMER n. a flower that blooms again, especially in the same growing season. |
| REDOUBLERS | • REDOUBLER n. one who redoubles. |
| RESTORABLE | • restorable adj. Capable of being restored or reclaimed. • RESTORABLE adj. fit for restoring or reclaiming. |
| SEBORRHEAL | • seborrheal adj. Of or relating to seborrhea. • SEBORRHEAL adj. relating to seborrhea, a morbidly increased discharge of sebaceous matter upon the skin, also SEBORRHEIC, SEBORRHOEAL, SEBORRHOEIC. |
| SLOBBERERS | • slobberers n. Plural of slobberer. • SLOBBERER n. one who slobbers. |
| SLOBBERIER | • slobberier adj. Comparative form of slobbery: more slobbery. • SLOBBERY adj. slobbering. |