| EPISTLER | • epistler n. A writer of an epistle. • epistler n. The ecclesiastic who reads the epistle at the communion service. • EPISTLER n. one who writes epistles. |
| PELTRIES | • peltries n. Plural of peltry. • PELTRY n. the skins of animals with the fur on them. |
| PERLITES | • perlites n. Plural of perlite. • PERLITE n. a kind of volcanic glass. |
| PETRALES | • PETRALE n. a food fish, a kind of sole. |
| PEYTRELS | • peytrels n. Plural of peytrel. • PEYTREL n. a piece of armour for the breast of a horse, also PEYTRAL, POITREL. |
| PLEATERS | • pleaters n. Plural of pleater. • PLEATER n. one who pleats. |
| PLECTRES | • plectres n. Plural of plectre. • PLECTRE n. a small pointed object for plucking guitar strings, also PLECTRUM, PLECTRON. |
| PRELATES | • prelates n. Plural of prelate. • PRELATE n. a high ranking clergyman. |
| PRELECTS | • prelects v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prelect. • PRELECT v. to lecture, also PRAELECT. |
| PRETELLS | • pretells v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pretell. • PRETELL v. to tell beforehand. |
| PRETZELS | • pretzels n. Plural of pretzel. • pretzels v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pretzel. • PRETZEL v. (German) to twist, bend or contort. |
| REPLATES | • replates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of replate. • REPLATE v. to plate again. |
| REPLETES | • repletes n. Plural of replete. • repletes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of replete. • REPLETE v. to fill completely. |
| REPTILES | • reptiles n. Plural of reptile. • rep-tiles n. Plural of rep-tile. • REPTILE n. any of a class of cold-blooded, breathing vertebrates. |
| SPELTERS | • spelters n. Plural of spelter. • SPELTER n. zinc in the form of ingots. |
| SPIRELET | • spirelet n. (Architecture) A small or slender spire. • SPIRELET n. a slender spire. |
| TELPHERS | • telphers n. Plural of telpher. • TELPHER v. to transport by a system of aerial cable cars, also TELFER. |