| ARTIER | • artier adj. Comparative form of arty: more arty. • artier n. Obsolete form of artery. • ARTY adj. artistic in a flashy way, also ARTSY. |
| ETRIER | • etrier n. Alternative form of étrier. • étrier n. (Climbing) A mountaineer’s stirrup. • ETRIER n. (French) a small rope ladder used by mountaineers. |
| IRATER | • irater adj. Comparative form of irate: more irate. • IRATE adj. angry. |
| REITER | • reiter n. (Historical) A German cavalry soldier of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. • REITER v. to reiterate. |
| RETIRE | • retire v. (Intransitive) To stop working on a permanent basis, usually because of old age or illness. • retire v. (Transitive, sometimes reflexive) To withdraw; to take away. • retire v. (Transitive) To cease use or production of something. |
| RETRIM | • retrim v. (Transitive) To trim again. • retrim n. An act of trimming again. • RETRIM v. to trim again. |
| RIOTER | • rioter n. One who riots; part of the unruly violent crowd causing a riot. • RIOTER n. one that riots. |
| RITTER | • ritter n. Knight. • RITTER n. (German) a German or Austrian knight or mounted warrior. |
| STIRRE | • STIRRE n. (Shakespeare) probably a misprint for 'sperre'. |
| TERRIT | • territ n. Alternative form of terret. • TERRIT n. a metal ring on a harness through which the reins pass, also TERRET, TORRET. |
| TIRRED | • TIRR v. (Scots) to strip. |
| TRIERS | • triers n. Plural of trier. • Triers prop.n. (Geography, obsolete) Alternative form of Trier. • Triers prop.n. Plural of Trier. |
| TRIMER | • trimer n. (Chemistry) A polymer composed of three monomers. • TRIMER n. a substance in which molecules are formed from three molecules of a monomer. |
| TRITER | • triter adj. Comparative form of trite: more trite. • TRITE adj. banal, commonplace. |
| WRITER | • writer n. A person who writes, or produces literary work; an author can refer to themself as "the writer". • writer n. Anything that writes or produces output. • writer n. (Finance) The seller of an option. |