| FURLESS | • furless adj. Without fur. • FURLESS adj. without fur. |
| LOUSERS | • LOUSER n. (Irish) a mean, nasty person. |
| LUSHERS | • lushers n. Plural of lusher. • LUSHER n. a heavy drinker. |
| 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. |
| NURSLES | • nursles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nursle. • NURSLE v. to foster, also NOURSLE, NOUSELL, NOUSLE. |
| PULSERS | • pulsers n. Plural of pulser. • PULSER n. a device that causes pulsations. |
| RESULTS | • results n. Plural of result. • results v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of result. • RESULT v. to follow as a consequence. |
| RULESSE | • RULESSE adj. (Spenser) unruly, without rules, also RULELESS. |
| RUNLESS | • runless adj. (Of stockings) Without runs, or not susceptible to runs. • runless adj. (Sports) Without runs scored (In cricket, baseball, etc.). • RUNLESS adj. scoring no runs in baseball. |
| RUSSELS | • russels n. Plural of russel. • RUSSEL n. a ribbed cotton and woollen material. |
| RUSTLES | • rustles n. Plural of rustle. • rustles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rustle. • RUSTLE v. to steal cattle. |
| SAURELS | • saurels n. Plural of saurel. • SAUREL n. (French) a marine fish, the horse-mackerel or scad. |
| SLURVES | • slurves n. Plural of slurve. • SLURVE n. a type of pitch in baseball. |
| SULKERS | • sulkers n. Plural of sulker. • SULKER n. one who sulks. |
| SUTLERS | • sutlers n. Plural of sutler. • SUTLER n. one who peddles goods to soldiers. |
| ULSTERS | • ulsters n. Plural of ulster. • Ulsters n. Plural of Ulster. • ULSTER n. a long, loose overcoat. |