| ASSERTER | • asserter n. Alternative form of assertor. • ASSERTER n. one who asserts, also ASSERTOR. |
| PRESTERS | • presters n. Plural of prester. • PRESTER n. a priest. |
| REASSERT | • reassert v. Assert again. • REASSERT v. to assert again. |
| RECTRESS | • rectress n. Alternative form of rectoress. • RECTRESS n. a female rector, a rector's wife, also RECTORESS. |
| RESISTER | • resister n. Alternative form of resistor (Sense 1 only). • RESISTER n. one who resists. |
| RESTORES | • restores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of restore. • RESTORE v. to bring back to the original condition. |
| RESTRESS | • restress v. To stress again. • RESTRESS v. to stress again. |
| SERRATES | • serrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of serrate. • SERRATE v. to supply with toothlike projections. |
| STEERERS | • steerers n. Plural of steerer. • STEERER n. one who steers. |
| STREWERS | • strewers n. Plural of strewer. • STREWER n. one who strews, also STROWER. |
| TERRASES | • TERRAS n. (Dutch) an earthy volcanic tuff used as a hydraulic cement, also TARRAS, TRASS. |
| TERRASSE | • terrasse n. (Quebec English) terrace, patio. • terrasse n. (Heraldry) A representation of the ground or a terrace, serving as the base for another object. • terrasse v. To terrace; to supply with a terrace or cut into terraces. |
| TRESSIER | • TRESSY adj. abounding in tresses. |
| TRESSURE | • tressure n. (Heraldry) A narrow border near the edge of a shield or banner. • TRESSURE n. a type of heraldic design, like plaited lilies, also TRESSOUR. |
| WRESTERS | • wresters n. Plural of wrester. • WRESTER n. one who wrests. |