| DECRIERS | • decriers n. Plural of decrier. • DECRIER n. one who decries. |
| DERIDERS | • deriders n. Plural of derider. • DERIDER n. one who derides. |
| DERIVERS | • derivers n. Plural of deriver. • DERIVER n. one who derives. |
| DERRISES | • DERRIS n. a vine yielding rotenone, that can be used as an insecticide. |
| DESCRIER | • descrier n. A person who descries. • DESCRIER n. one who descries. |
| DESIRERS | • desirers n. Plural of desirer. • DESIRER n. one who desires. |
| DESTRIER | • destrier n. (Historical) A large warhorse, especially of a medieval knight. • destrier n. A steed. • DESTRIER n. (archaic) a warhorse. |
| DREARIES | • DREARY n. a dismal person. |
| DRESSIER | • dressier adj. Comparative form of dressy: more dressy. • DRESSY adj. showy in dress. |
| PREDRIES | • PREDRY v. to dry beforehand. |
| PRESIDER | • presider n. Someone who presides; a leader, an overseer, a president. • PRESIDER n. one who presides. |
| REDRIVES | • redrives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of redrive. • REDRIVE v. to drive again. |
| REDSHIRE | • REDSHIRE adj. brittle at red-heat, also REDSEAR, REDSHARE, REDSHORT. |
| REPRISED | • reprised v. Simple past tense and past participle of reprise. • REPRISE v. to take back by force, also REPRIZE. |
| RERAISED | • reraised v. Simple past tense and past participle of reraise. • RERAISE v. to raise again. |
| RESIDERS | • residers n. Plural of resider. • RESIDER n. one who resides. |
| RESPIRED | • respired v. Simple past tense and past participle of respire. • RESPIRE v. to breathe. |
| RUDERIES | • ruderies n. Plural of rudery. • RUDERY n. (colloquial) rudeness. |
| SHERRIED | • sherried adj. Prepared with sherry. • SHERRIED adj. cooked or flavoured with sherry. |