| BERSERKS | • berserks n. Plural of berserk. • BERSERK n. a Norse warrior who fought without armor, or shirt of mail, also BERSERKER, BARESARK. |
| BREAKERS | • breakers n. Plural of breaker. • BREAKER n. one that breaks. |
| KREUZERS | • kreuzers n. Plural of kreuzer. • KREUZER n. (German) a small copper coin formerly used in South Germany, also CREUTZER, KREUTZER. |
| RAKERIES | • rakeries n. Plural of rakery. • RAKERY n. dissoluteness. |
| REBUKERS | • rebukers n. Plural of rebuker. • REBUKER n. one who rebukes. |
| REMAKERS | • remakers n. Plural of remaker. • REMAKER n. one who remakes. |
| RESTRIKE | • restrike n. The striking again of a key, for example on a piano. • restrike n. (Numismatics) A coin newly struck from old dies after the original minting of that coin had ceased. • restrike n. The reignition of the arc in an arc lamp. |
| RETAKERS | • retakers n. Plural of retaker. • RETAKER n. one who takes again what has been taken. |
| REVOKERS | • revokers n. Plural of revoker. • REVOKER n. one who revokes. |
| SHRIEKER | • shrieker n. One who shrieks. • SHRIEKER n. one who shrieks. |
| SKEARIER | • SKEARY adj. (dialect) scary, also SKEERY. |
| SKEERIER | • skeerier adj. Comparative form of skeery: more skeery. • SKEERY adj. (dialect) scary, also SKEARY. |
| SKERRIES | • skerries n. Plural of skerry. • Skerries prop.n. A coastal town in Fingal, Ireland. • SKERRY n. (Old Norse) a small, rocky island. |
| STREAKER | • streaker n. One who runs naked through a public place as a prank. • streaker n. A dolphin of species Stenella coeruleoalba. • STREAKER n. a person who runs naked through a public place. |
| STREEKER | • streeker n. (UK, Scotland, dialect) One who lays out a dead body; a professional attendant of the dead. • STREEKER n. one that streeks, stretches. |
| TREKKERS | • trekkers n. Plural of trekker. • Trekkers n. Plural of Trekker. • TREKKER n. one who treks. |
| WREAKERS | • wreakers n. Plural of wreaker. • WREAKER n. (archaic) one who wreaks. |
| WRECKERS | • wreckers n. Plural of wrecker. • WRECKER n. one that wrecks. |