| ABSTRACTORS | • abstractors n. Plural of abstractor. • ABSTRACTOR n. one who abstracts, also ABSTRACTER. |
| CARBONISERS | • carbonisers n. Plural of carboniser. • CARBONISER n. an agent that carbonises, also CARBONIZER. |
| CORNBRASHES | • cornbrashes n. Plural of cornbrash. • CORNBRASH n. a coarse, shelly limestone whose presence in the soil affords good growth for cereal crops. |
| CROSSBARRED | • crossbarred adj. Secured by, or furnished with, crossbars. • crossbarred adj. Made or patterned in lines crossing each other. • CROSSBAR v. to fasten with crossarms. |
| CROSSBEARER | • crossbearer n. Alternative spelling of cross bearer. • cross-bearer n. Alternative form of cross bearer. • cross␣bearer n. (Christianity) A person who carries a cross in a Christian religious procession. |
| CROSSBIRTHS | • crossbirths n. Plural of crossbirth. • cross-births n. Plural of cross-birth. • CROSSBIRTH n. a birth in which the child lies transversely in the uterus. |
| CROSSBOWERS | • crossbowers n. Plural of crossbower. • CROSSBOWER n. one who uses a crossbow. |
| CROSSBREEDS | • crossbreeds n. Plural of crossbreed. • cross-breeds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cross-breed. • CROSSBREED v. to hybridize. |
| INCROSSBRED | • INCROSSBRED n. a plant or animal produced by crossing two inbred individuals of different breeds. |
| MICROBURSTS | • microbursts n. Plural of microburst. • MICROBURST n. a sudden violent downward rush of air usually associated with thunderstorms, also DOWNBURST. |
| OBSTRUCTERS | • obstructers n. Plural of obstructer. • OBSTRUCTER n. one who obstructs, also OBSTRUCTOR. |
| OBSTRUCTORS | • obstructors n. Plural of obstructor. • OBSTRUCTOR n. one who obstructs, also OBSTRUCTER. |
| PROSCRIBERS | • proscribers n. Plural of proscriber. • PROSCRIBER n. one who proscribes. |
| RESORBENCES | • RESORBENCE n. reabsorption. |
| SCOREBOARDS | • scoreboards n. Plural of scoreboard. • SCOREBOARD n. a large board for displaying the score of a game or match. |
| SUBSTRACTOR | • SUBSTRACTOR n. (Shakespeare) a detractor. |
| SUBTRACTORS | • subtractors n. Plural of subtractor. • SUBTRACTOR n. one who subtracts, also SUBTRACTER. |