| ATTESTATORS | • ATTESTATOR n. one who attests. |
| CORNETTISTS | • cornettists n. Plural of cornettist. • CORNETTIST n. one who plays the cornet, also CORNETIST. |
| OPERETTISTS | • operettists n. Plural of operettist. • OPERETTIST n. a composer of operettas. |
| PETROSTATES | • petrostates n. Plural of petrostate. • PETROSTATE n. a small oil-rich country in which institutions are weak and wealth and power are concentrated in the hands of the few. |
| PROSTHETIST | • prosthetist n. A person who makes or fits prosthetic devices. • PROSTHETIST n. one who makes prosthetics. |
| PROSTITUTES | • prostitutes n. Plural of prostitute. • prostitutes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prostitute. • PROSTITUTE v. to offer indiscriminately for sexual intercourse esp. for money. |
| PROTESTANTS | • protestants n. Plural of protestant. • Protestants n. Plural of Protestant. • PROTESTANT n. one who protests. |
| RESTITUTORS | • restitutors n. Plural of restitutor. • RESTITUTOR n. one who makes restitution. |
| SCATTERSHOT | • scattershot adj. Covering a broad range in a random and unsystematic way. • SCATTERSHOT adj. random, indiscriminate, wide-ranging, as is shot from a gun. |
| SETTERWORTS | • setterworts n. Plural of setterwort. • SETTERWORT n. the bear's-foot hellebore, so called because the root was used in settering, or inserting setons into the dewlaps of cattle. |
| SUSTENTATOR | • sustentator n. A sustaining part or structure. • SUSTENTATOR n. a sustaining part or structure. |
| THERMOSTATS | • thermostats n. Plural of thermostat. • THERMOSTAT v. to provide with or control the temperature of by a thermostat, a device for keeping temperature stead. |
| TOASTMASTER | • toastmaster n. A person who introduces speakers, and proposes toasts at a formal dinner; a master of ceremonies. • TOASTMASTER n. one who presides at a banquet and introduces the after-dinner speakers. |
| TOURISTIEST | • TOURISTY adj. like a tourist. |
| TROUTSTONES | • TROUTSTONE n. a coarse-grained basic igneous rock composed of feldspar speckled with olivine, aka troctolite. |