| ARGUER | • arguer n. One who argues. • ARGUER n. one who argues. |
| BURGER | • burger n. (Informal) A hamburger. • burger n. (Chiefly as a combining form) A similar sandwich or patty. • burger n. (Pakistan, usually derogatory) A stereotypical well-off Pakistani aspiring to a westernized lifestyle. |
| GRUGRU | • grugru n. (Caribbean) A kind of palm tree bearing an edible fruit and nut. • grugru n. A grugru worm. • GRUGRU n. (Caribbean) a West Indian name for several kinds of palm. |
| GURRAH | • gurrah n. (Obsolete) A coarse Indian muslin. • GURRAH n. (Hindi) a coarse Indian muslin. |
| PURGER | • purger n. One who, or that which, purges or cleanses. • PURGER n. one who purges. |
| REGURS | • regurs n. Plural of regur. • REGUR n. (Hindi) the rich black cotton soil of the Indian subcontinent, also REGAR. |
| REURGE | • reurge v. (Transitive) To urge again. • REURGE v. to press strongly. |
| RIGOUR | • rigour n. Severity or strictness. • rigour n. Harshness, as of climate. • rigour n. A trembling or shivering response. |
| ROGUER | • ROGUER n. a rogue. |
| RUGGER | • rugger n. (Uncountable) rugby. • rugger n. (US) rugby player. • RUGGER n. a form of football, also RUGBY. |
| RUGRAT | • rugrat n. (Humorous or derogatory, chiefly in the plural) A toddler, a young child. • rug␣rat n. (US, slang) usually a little child, up to the age of six years. • RUGRAT n. (colloquial) a young child. |
| RUNRIG | • runrig n. Alternative form of runridge. • RUNRIG n. (Scots) a system of holding land in single detached pieces, also RUNDALE. |
| SURGER | • SURGER n. one who surges. |
| TURGOR | • turgor n. Turgidity. • turgor n. (Physics) The pressure produced by a solution in a space that is enclosed by a differentially permeable membrane. • TURGOR n. (Latin) the state of being turgid, also TURGENCY. |
| URGERS | • urgers n. Plural of urger. • URGER n. one who urges. |