| ISOMERS | • isomers n. Plural of isomer. • ISOMER n. a body or compound which is isomeric with another body or compound, also ISOMERE. |
| MOISERS | • moisers n. Plural of moiser. • MOISER n. (Yiddish) an informer. |
| MOMSERS | • momsers n. Plural of momser. • MOMSER n. (Yiddish) an illegitimate child; a despicable person, also MAMZER, MOMZER. |
| MORSELS | • morsels n. Plural of morsel. • MORSEL v. to divide into small pieces. |
| MOSHERS | • moshers n. Plural of mosher. • Moshers prop.n. Plural of Mosher. • MOSHER n. one who moshes, dances to loud rock music. |
| MOSSERS | • mossers n. Plural of mosser. • Mossers prop.n. Plural of Mosser. • MOSSER n. a person who works in cutting and preparing peats. |
| MOSSIER | • mossier adj. Comparative form of mossy: more mossy. • MOSSY adj. covered with moss. |
| MOTSERS | • MOTSER n. (Australian slang) a large amount of money, esp. a gambling win, also MOTZA. |
| MOUSERS | • mousers n. Plural of mouser. • Mousers prop.n. Plural of Mouser. • MOUSER n. a cat kept to catch mice. |
| SCROMES | • SCROME v. (dialect) to crawl or climb, esp. using the hands. |
| SERMONS | • sermons n. Plural of sermon. • Sermons prop.n. A surname. • SERMON v. to preach a religious discourse. |
| SEROMAS | • seromas n. Plural of seroma. • SEROMA n. an abnormal pocket of clear fluid in the body. |
| SMOKERS | • smokers n. Plural of smoker. • Smokers prop.n. Plural of Smoker. • SMOKER n. one that smokes. |
| SMOUSER | • smouser n. Synonym of smous (“a peddler”). • SMOUSER n. (South African) a pedlar. |
| SOMBERS | • sombers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of somber. • SOMBER v. to make sombre. |
| SOMBRES | • sombres v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sombre. • SOMBRE v. to make sombre. |