| BEPROSE | • beprose v. (Transitive, rare) To reduce to prose. • BEPROSE v. to reduce to prose. |
| DEPOSER | • deposer n. One who deposes. • DEPOSER n. one who deposes. |
| ELOPERS | • elopers n. Plural of eloper. • ELOPER n. one who elopes. |
| EXPOSER | • exposer n. One who exposes. • EXPOSER n. one who exposes. |
| LEPROSE | • leprose adj. (Medicine) Synonym of leprous, afflicted with leprosy. • leprose adj. (Botany) Synonym of scaly or lepidote, particularly describing lichens with a granular or powdery thallus. • LEPROSE adj. affected with leprosy, also LEPROUS, LEPROTIC. |
| OPENERS | • openers n. Plural of opener. • OPENER n. one that opens. |
| OPEROSE | • operose adj. (Now rare) Of a person: busy, industrious, or painstaking. • operose adj. (Now rare) Made with or requiring a lot of labour; painstaking, laborious. • operose adj. (Now rare) Tedious, wearisome. |
| PEREONS | • PEREON n. a crustacean's thorax, also PEREION, PERAEON. |
| PERONES | • Perones prop.n. Plural of Perone. • PERONE n. (Greek) the fibula, a bone of the leg. |
| PREPOSE | • prepose v. (Transitive) To place or set before; to prefix. • PREPOSE v. to place a word before another. |
| REOPENS | • reopens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reopen. • REOPEN v. to open again. |
| REPONES | • repones v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repone. • REPONE v. to restore to office. |
| REPOSED | • reposed v. Simple past tense and past participle of repose. • reposed adj. Calm and tranquil; at rest. • REPOSE v. to lie at rest. |
| REPOSER | • reposer n. One who reposes. • REPOSER n. one who reposes. |
| REPOSES | • reposes n. Plural of repose. • REPOSE v. to lie at rest. |
| RESPOKE | • respoke v. Simple past tense of respeak. • respoke v. (Transitive) To fit (a wheel) with new spokes. • RESPEAK v. (Shakespeare) to speak again. |