| FRIPPERERS | • fripperers n. Plural of fripperer. • FRIPPERER n. (archaic) one who deals in frippery or in old clothes, also FRIPPER. |
| PERFERVORS | • PERFERVOR n. a state of great fervour, also PERFERVOUR. |
| PERFORMERS | • performers n. Plural of performer. • PERFORMER n. one who performs. |
| PERSPIRIER | • PERSPIRY adj. perspiring. |
| PERTURBERS | • perturbers n. Plural of perturber. • PERTURBER n. one who, or that which, perturbs. |
| PERVERTERS | • perverters n. Plural of perverter. • PERVERTER n. one who perverts. |
| PORRENGERS | • porrengers n. Plural of porrenger. • PORRENGER n. a small dish for soup or porridge, also PORRINGER, POTTINGER. |
| PRECURRERS | • precurrers n. Plural of precurrer. • PRECURRER n. (Shakespeare) a precursor, also PRECURSOR. |
| PREFERRERS | • preferrers n. Plural of preferrer. • PREFERRER n. one who prefers. |
| PRERECORDS | • prerecords v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prerecord. • pre-records v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pre-record. • PRERECORD v. to record in advance. |
| PRESCRIBER | • prescriber n. A person who prescribes medication (usually a physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner). • prescriber n. One who directs or orders, as for example one who makes prescriptive demands on others’ use of language. • PRESCRIBER n. one who prescribes. |
| PRESERVERS | • preservers n. Plural of preserver. • PRESERVER n. one who preserves. |
| PRESURGERY | • presurgery adj. Before surgery. • PRESURGERY adj. before surgery. |
| PROFFERERS | • profferers n. Plural of profferer. • PROFFERER n. one who proffers. |
| REPRESSERS | • repressers n. Plural of represser. • REPRESSER n. one who represses, also REPRESSOR. |
| REPRESSORS | • repressors n. Plural of repressor. • REPRESSOR n. one who represses, also REPRESSER. |
| REPRIEVERS | • REPRIEVER n. one who reprieves. |
| REPRINTERS | • reprinters n. Plural of reprinter. • REPRINTER n. one who reprints. |
| SUPERORDER | • superorder n. (Taxonomy) A taxonomic category below subclass and above order. • SUPERORDER n. a group intermediate in importance between an order and a subclass. |