| BLURRING | • blurring v. Present participle of blur. • blurring n. A blurry patch. • BLUR v. to make indistinct. |
| BURGLARS | • burglars n. Plural of burglar. • BURGLAR v. to enter a building to steal. |
| BURGLARY | • burglary n. The crime of unlawfully breaking into a vehicle, house, store, or other enclosure with the intent to steal. • BURGLARY n. a felonious theft. |
| DRUGLORD | • druglord n. A person who controls a large network of people involved in the illegal drug trade. • drug␣lord n. Alternative spelling of druglord. • DRUGLORD n. a criminal controlling the supply of drugs. |
| FLURRING | • flurring v. Present participle of flurr. • FLURR v. to scatter. |
| GLAURIER | • GLAURY adj. (Scots) miry. |
| GRANULAR | • granular adj. Consisting of, or resembling, granules or grains. • granular adj. Grainy. • GRANULAR adj. consisting of or like grains or granules, also GRANULARY. |
| GRUELERS | • GRUELER n. one that gruels, also GRUELLER. |
| GRUELLER | • GRUELLER n. one that gruels, also GRUELER. |
| GRUMBLER | • grumbler n. A person who persistently grumbles; a complainer. • GRUMBLER n. one that grumbles. |
| GURGLIER | • GURGLY adj. making bubbling sounds. |
| REGULARS | • regulars n. Plural of regular. • REGULAR n. a habitual customer. |
| RULERING | • rulering v. Present participle of ruler. • rulering n. A spanking with a ruler. • RULER v. to strike with an implement for ruling lines. |
| SLURRING | • slurring v. Present participle of slur. • slurring n. A slur mark in music. • SLUR v. to disparage. |
| SPLURGER | • splurger n. One who splurges. • SPLURGER n. one who splurges. |
| VULGARER | • vulgarer adj. Comparative form of vulgar: more vulgar. • VULGAR adj. common. |
| WARRAGUL | • warragul n. Alternative form of warrigal. • WARRAGUL n. (Native Australian) the Australian wild dog, the dingo, also WARRAGAL, WARRAGLE, WARRIGAL. |