| APPELLORS | • APPELLOR n. in law, the accuser or prosecutor. |
| GALLOPERS | • gallopers n. Plural of galloper. • GALLOPER n. a rider, esp. a huntsman, who gallops. |
| GOLLOPERS | • GOLLOPER n. one who gollops. |
| GOSPELLER | • gospeller n. Alternative spelling of gospeler. • GOSPELLER n. one of the four evangelists, also GOSPELER. |
| IMPELLORS | • impellors n. Plural of impellor. • IMPELLOR n. one that impels, also IMPELLER. |
| LEPROUSLY | • leprously adv. In a leprous way. • LEPROUS adv. affected with leprosy, also LEPROSE, LEPROTIC. |
| OVERSPILL | • overspill n. That which spills over. • overspill v. To spill over, to overflow, to spill out of. • OVERSPILL n. the proportion of a population that leaves a district due to housing pressures. |
| PILLORIES | • pillories n. Plural of pillory. • pillories v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pillory. • PILLORY v. to hold up to public ridicule. |
| PILLORISE | • pillorise v. Alternative form of pillorize. • PILLORISE v. to pillory, also PILLORIZE. |
| POLLSTERS | • pollsters n. Plural of pollster. • POLLSTER n. one that polls, also POLLER, POLLIST. |
| POLLUTERS | • polluters n. Plural of polluter. • POLLUTER n. one who pollutes. |
| POSTILLER | • postiller n. (Archaic) A writer of notes in the margin of a book. • postiller n. (Archaic) A preacher. • POSTILLER n. one who postils, provides glosses. |
| PREALLOTS | • preallots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preallot. • PREALLOT v. to allot beforehand. |
| PRUNELLOS | • prunellos n. Plural of prunello. • PRUNELLO n. (Italian) a fine kind of prune, esp. one made from a greengage. |
| PULLOVERS | • pullovers n. Plural of pullover. • PULLOVER n. a garment that is put by drawing over the head. |
| REPOSALLS | • REPOSALL n. (Shakespeare) reposal. |
| SCALLOPER | • scalloper n. One who fishes for scallops. • SCALLOPER n. one who fishes for scallops. |
| SPILLOVER | • spillover n. That which overflows; the excess or side effect. • spillover n. (Epidemiology) The spread of infectious disease between different species of animal and particularly to humans. • spill␣over v. To enter into another zone by way of accident or overcrowding; to overflow. |
| WALLOPERS | • wallopers n. Plural of walloper. • WALLOPER n. (colloquial) anything strikingly big of its kind. |