| BLESSERS | • blessers n. Plural of blesser. • BLESSER n. one who blesses. |
| BRUSSELS | • Brussels prop.n. The capital city of Belgium. • Brussels prop.n. (Metonymically) The administrative apparatus of the European Union. • Brussels n. A Brussels carpet. |
| CLASSERS | • classers n. Plural of classer. • CLASSER n. one that classes. |
| FLOSSERS | • flossers n. Plural of flosser. • FLOSSER n. one who flosses. |
| GLOSSERS | • glossers n. Plural of glosser. • Glossers prop.n. Plural of Glosser. • GLOSSER n. a polisher; one who gives a luster. |
| LASSOERS | • lassoers n. Plural of lassoer. • LASSOER n. one who uses a lasso. |
| PLESSORS | • PLESSOR n. (Greek) a small, hammer-like medical instrument, also PLEXOR. |
| RASSLERS | • RASSLER n. a wrestler. |
| RESTLESS | • restless adj. Not allowing or affording rest. • restless adj. Without rest; unable to be still or quiet; uneasy; continually moving. • restless adj. Not satisfied to be at rest or in peace; averse to repose; eager for change; discontented. |
| RISKLESS | • riskless adj. Free of risk; safe. • RISKLESS adj. free of risk. |
| RISSOLES | • rissoles n. Plural of rissole. • RISSOLE n. (French) a small ball filled with meat or fish. |
| ROSELESS | • roseless adj. Without roses. • ROSELESS adj. having no roses. |
| RUSTLESS | • rustless adj. That does not rust; stainless. • rustless adj. Without rust; unrusted. • RUSTLESS adj. free from rust. |
| SCARLESS | • scarless adj. Without scars. • SCARLESS adj. having no scars. |
| SLASHERS | • slashers n. Plural of slasher. • SLASHER n. one that slashes. |
| SPURLESS | • spurless adj. Without spurs. • SPURLESS adj. without spurs. |
| STARLESS | • starless adj. Without visible stars. • STARLESS adj. without stars. |
| STIRLESS | • stirless adj. (Archaic or poetic) Motionless, still. • STIRLESS adj. without stir. |
| TRESSELS | • tressels n. Plural of tressel. • TRESSEL n. a support consisting of a horizontal beam and sloping legs, also TREST, TRESTLE. |
| WRASSLES | • wrassles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wrassle. • WRASSLE v. to wrestle, also RASSLE, WARSLE, WARSTLE, WRASTLE, WRAXLE, WRESTLE. |