| BLOTTERS | • blotters n. Plural of blotter. • BLOTTER n. a piece of ink-absorbing paper. |
| BOTTLERS | • bottlers n. Plural of bottler. • BOTTLER n. (Australian slang) an outstanding person or thing. |
| CLOTTERS | • clotters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clotter. • CLOTTER v. to coagulate. |
| CROTTLES | • crottles n. (Scotland) Various lichens gathered for dyeing. • CROTTLE n. (Gaelic) a golden-brown lichen used for dyeing, also CROTAL. |
| DOTTRELS | • dottrels n. Plural of dottrel. • DOTTREL n. a shore bird, also DOTTEREL. |
| FORTLETS | • fortlets n. Plural of fortlet. • FORTLET n. a little fort. |
| LORETTES | • lorettes n. Plural of lorette. • LORETTE n. (French) a courtesan. |
| MOTTLERS | • mottlers n. Plural of mottler. • MOTTLER n. one who mottles. |
| PLOTTERS | • plotters n. Plural of plotter. • PLOTTER v. (Scots) to dabble in liquid, also PLOUTER, PLOWTER. |
| RETOTALS | • retotals v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of retotal. • RETOTAL v. to total again. |
| ROOTLETS | • rootlets n. Plural of rootlet. • ROOTLET n. a small root. |
| SETTLORS | • settlors n. Plural of settlor. • SETTLOR n. one who makes a legal settlement. |
| SLOTTERS | • slotters n. Plural of slotter. • SLOTTER n. a machine that cuts slots. |
| THROSTLE | • throstle n. (Dialectal or archaic) A song thrush. • throstle n. A machine for spinning wool, cotton, etc., from the rove, consisting of a set of drawing rollers with… • THROSTLE n. the song-thrush. |
| TOOTLERS | • tootlers n. Plural of tootler. • TOOTLER n. one who tootles. |
| TRIOLETS | • triolets n. Plural of triolet. • TRIOLET n. a short poem of fixed form. |