| CHAMPERS | • champers n. (Informal) Champagne (wine). • champers n. Plural of champer. • CHAMPER n. one who champs, or bites. |
| CHOMPERS | • chompers n. Plural of chomper. • CHOMPER n. one who chomps. |
| EMPERISH | • EMPERISH v. (Spenser) to impair. |
| HAMPSTER | • hampster n. Obsolete form of hamster. • hampster n. Misspelling of hamster. • HAMPSTER n. a small rodent with large cheeks, also HAMSTER. |
| MORPHEWS | • morphews n. Plural of morphew. • Morphews prop.n. Plural of Morphew. • MORPHEW n. (Italian) a skin eruption. |
| MURPHIES | • murphies n. Plural of murphy. • MURPHY n. (colloquial) a potato. |
| NEPHRISM | • nephrism n. (Pathology) The symptoms of kidney disease. • NEPHRISM n. ill health caused by kidney disease. |
| PHARMERS | • pharmers n. Plural of pharmer. • PHARMER n. one who participates in pharming. |
| PHRENISM | • phrenism n. (Obsolete) A supposed "thought force" in vitalism. • PHRENISM n. a purported mind-force which directs evolution. |
| SAMPHIRE | • samphire n. One of several salt-tolerant plants, some edible. • SAMPHIRE n. a fleshy coastal plant, also SAMPIRE. |
| SERAPHIM | • seraphim n. A plural of seraph. • seraphim n. (Archaic or nonstandard) Alternative form of seraph. • seraphim n. Lobophora halterata, a species of Geometrid moth. |
| SHRIMPED | • shrimped v. Simple past tense and past participle of shrimp. • SHRIMP v. to catch small edible crustaceans. |
| SHRIMPER | • shrimper n. One who fishes for or catches shrimp. • shrimper n. A boat used in fishing for shrimp. • Shrimper n. (Soccer) someone connected with Southend United Football Club, as a fan, player, coach etc. |
| SOPHERIM | • sopherim n. Plural of sopher. • SOPHERIM n. (Hebrew) the scribes, the expounders of Jewish oral law. |
| THUMPERS | • thumpers n. Plural of thumper. • Thumpers prop.n. Plural of Thumper. • THUMPER n. a strikingly big thing of its kind, esp. a blatant or gross lie. |
| WHIMPERS | • whimpers n. Plural of whimper. • whimpers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of whimper. • WHIMPER v. to cry plaintively. |