| COPROSTEROLS | • COPROSTEROL n. a compound formed from cholesterol in the intestine. |
| DEPOLARISERS | • depolarisers n. Plural of depolariser. • DEPOLARISER n. an agent for depolarizing, also DEPOLARIZER. |
| HORSEPLAYERS | • horseplayers n. Plural of horseplayer. • HORSEPLAYER n. one who habitually bets on horse races. |
| LEPROSARIUMS | • leprosariums n. Plural of leprosarium. • LEPROSARIUM n. a hospital for lepers. |
| OPERATORLESS | • operatorless adj. Without an operator (person who operates); fully automatic. • OPERATORLESS adj. without an operator. |
| PLASTERWORKS | • plasterworks n. Plural of plasterwork. • PLASTERWORK n. plastering, often ornate in design, used to finish architectural constructions. |
| POPULARISERS | • popularisers n. Plural of populariser. • POPULARISER n. one who popularises, also POPULARIZER. |
| PRESCHOOLERS | • preschoolers n. Plural of preschooler. • PRESCHOOLER n. a child not yet old enough for school. |
| PRESELECTORS | • preselectors n. Plural of preselector. • PRESELECTOR n. a component of a radio receiver, improving reception. |
| PROFESSORIAL | • professorial adj. Of, relating to, or characteristic of a professor or professors, or of a professorship or professorships. • PROFESSORIAL adj. of or like a professor. |
| PROPERTYLESS | • propertyless adj. Without property—things owned. • propertyless adj. Having no properties—attributes or abstract qualities associated with an object. • PROPERTYLESS adj. without property. |
| PROSELYTISER | • proselytiser n. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of proselytizer. • PROSELYTISER n. one who proselytises, also PROSELYTIZER. |
| PROSPEROUSLY | • prosperously adv. In a prosperous manner; so as to prosper. • PROSPEROUS adv. thriving, affluent. |
| REPROACHLESS | • reproachless adj. Without reproach. • REPROACHLESS adj. without reproach. |
| RESPONSORIAL | • responsorial n. A book of liturgical responses. • responsorial adj. Of or pertaining to a response (in all senses). • responsorial adj. Responsive. |
| REUPHOLSTERS | • reupholsters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reupholster. • re-upholsters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of re-upholster. • REUPHOLSTER v. to upholster again. |
| SCRIPHOLDERS | • SCRIPHOLDER n. a person who owns a scrip or scrips. |
| SLIPPERWORTS | • slipperworts n. Plural of slipperwort. • SLIPPERWORT n. the calceolaria. |
| SWORDPLAYERS | • swordplayers n. Plural of swordplayer. • SWORDPLAYER n. one who engages in swordplay. |
| UPHOLSTERERS | • upholsterers n. Plural of upholsterer. • UPHOLSTERER n. one who upholsters. |