| DISRUPTERS | • disrupters n. Plural of disrupter. • DISRUPTER n. one who disrupts, also DISRUPTOR. |
| PROSATEURS | • prosateurs n. Plural of prosateur. • PROSATEUR n. (French) one who writes prose for a living. |
| PRURITUSES | • prurituses n. Plural of pruritus. • PRURITUS n. (Latin) intense itching. |
| PTEROSAURS | • pterosaurs n. Plural of pterosaur. • PTEROSAUR n. a pterodactyl, also PTEROSAURIAN. |
| RAPTURISES | • rapturises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rapturise. • RAPTURISE v. to put, or be put, in a state of rapture, also RAPTURIZE. |
| REPASTURES | • repastures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repasture. • REPASTURE n. (Shakespeare) food. |
| SCRIPTURES | • scriptures n. Plural of scripture. • Scriptures n. Plural of Scripture. • SCRIPTURE n. a biblical writing. |
| SPUTTERERS | • sputterers n. Plural of sputterer. • SPUTTERER n. one who sputters. |
| STREPEROUS | • streperous adj. (Archaic) loud; boisterous. • STREPEROUS adj. loud; boisterous. |
| SUPERBRATS | • superbrats n. Plural of superbrat. • SUPERBRAT n. a very brattish child. |
| SUPERMARTS | • supermarts n. Plural of supermart. • SUPERMART n. a big supermarket. |
| SUPERPORTS | • superports n. Plural of superport. • SUPERPORT n. a superior port. |
| SUPERSMART | • supersmart adj. Very smart. • SUPERSMART adj. very smart. |
| SUPERSTARS | • superstars n. Plural of superstar. • SUPERSTAR n. an extremely popular and successful star of the cinema, popular music, etc. |
| SUPERSTORE | • superstore n. An extremely large store; a hypermarket. • SUPERSTORE n. a very large store often offering a wide variety of merchandise for sale. |
| SUPERSTORM | • superstorm n. A major storm (weather phenomenon). • SUPERSTORM n. an extremely powerful storm that causes widespread devastation. |
| SUPERTRAMS | • SUPERTRAM n. a very superior tram. |
| SUPPORTERS | • supporters n. Plural of supporter. • SUPPORTER n. a figure in heraldry depicted as holding up a shield. |