| ARTLESS | • artless adj. Having or displaying no guile, cunning, or deceit. • artless adj. Free of artificiality; natural. • artless adj. Lacking art, knowledge, or skill; uncultured and ignorant. |
| LASTERS | • lasters n. Plural of laster. • Lasters prop.n. Plural of Laster. • LASTER n. a worker who shapes a boot or shoe by fixing the parts smoothly on a last. |
| LISTERS | • listers n. Plural of lister. • LISTER n. a three-pronged spear or trident used for fishing, also LEISTER. |
| LUSTERS | • lusters n. Plural of luster. • Lusters prop.n. Plural of Luster. • LUSTER v. to make lustrous, also LUSTRE. |
| LUSTRES | • lustres n. Plural of lustre. • LUSTRE v. to make lustrous, also LUSTER. |
| OSTLERS | • ostlers n. Plural of ostler. • OSTLER n. a horse tender at an inn. |
| RELISTS | • relists v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of relist. • RELIST v. to list again. |
| RESULTS | • results n. Plural of result. • results v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of result. • RESULT v. to follow as a consequence. |
| RUSTLES | • rustles n. Plural of rustle. • rustles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rustle. • RUSTLE v. to steal cattle. |
| SALTERS | • salters n. Plural of salter. • Salters prop.n. A surname. • Salters prop.n. An unincorporated community in Williamsburg County, South Carolina, United States. |
| SLATERS | • slaters n. Plural of slater. • SLATER n. one who roofs with slate. |
| STEROLS | • sterols n. Plural of sterol. • STEROL n. a solid higher alcohol, such as cholesterol or ergosterol. |
| STREELS | • streels n. Plural of streel. • STREEL v. (Irish) to trail, stream. |
| STYLERS | • stylers n. Plural of styler. • Stylers n. Plural of Styler. • STYLER n. one who styles. |
| SUTLERS | • sutlers n. Plural of sutler. • SUTLER n. one who peddles goods to soldiers. |
| TARSELS | • tarsels n. Plural of tarsel. • TARSEL n. a male hawk, also TARCEL, TARSAL, TASSELL, TERCEL, TIERCEL. |
| TORSELS | • torsels n. Plural of torsel. • TORSEL n. a plate supporting a beam in a brick wall. |
| TRESSEL | • tressel n. Dated spelling of trestle. • TRESSEL n. a support consisting of a horizontal beam and sloping legs, also TREST, TRESTLE. |
| ULSTERS | • ulsters n. Plural of ulster. • Ulsters n. Plural of Ulster. • ULSTER n. a long, loose overcoat. |