| CONFIRMERS | • confirmers n. Plural of confirmer. • CONFIRMER n. one who confirms, also CONFIRMOR. |
| HARMONISER | • harmoniser n. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of harmonizer. • HARMONISER n. one who harmonises, also HARMONIZER. |
| IMPRISONER | • imprisoner n. One who imprisons. • IMPRISONER n. one who imprisons. |
| IRONMASTER | • ironmaster n. A manufacturer of iron. • ironmaster n. (Dated) The proprietor of an ironworks. • IRONMASTER n. a manufacturer of iron. |
| MERBROMINS | • MERBROMIN n. a green crystalline mercurial compound used as an antiseptic and germicide. |
| MODERNISER | • moderniser n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of modernizer. • MODERNISER n. one who modernises, also MODERNIZER. |
| NORMALISER | • normaliser n. Alternative spelling of normalizer. • NORMALISER n. one who normalises, also NORMALIZER. |
| PREINFORMS | • PREINFORM v. to inform in advance. |
| PROSEMINAR | • proseminar n. A seminar that is open to (and accessible to) upper level undergraduates; contrasts with a graduate… • PROSEMINAR n. a course of study like a graduate seminar but often open to advanced students. |
| RANDOMISER | • randomiser n. Alternative spelling of randomizer. • RANDOMISER n. a device or routine for randomising, also RANDOMIZER. |
| RECONFIRMS | • reconfirms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reconfirm. • RECONFIRM v. to confirm anew. |
| REFORMINGS | • reformings n. Plural of reforming. • REFORMING n. the act of reforming. |
| REMONTOIRS | • remontoirs n. Plural of remontoir. • REMONTOIR n. any of various devices used in watches, clocks etc. to compensate for errors, also REMONTOIRE. |
| ROSMARINES | • ROSMARINE n. (Spenser) a mythical walrus-like sea animal that feeds on dew. |
| SERMONISER | • sermoniser n. Alternative form of sermonizer. • SERMONISER n. one who sermonises, also SERMONIZER. |
| SERMONIZER | • sermonizer n. A preacher; one who delivers sermons. • SERMONIZER n. one who sermonizes, also SERMONISER. |
| WORRIMENTS | • worriments n. Plural of worriment. • WORRIMENT n. trouble; anxiety; worry. |