| EARPLUGS | • earplugs n. Plural of earplug. • EARPLUG n. a plug for the ear. |
| GRAUPELS | • graupels n. Plural of graupel. • GRAUPEL n. (German) precipitation consisting of granular snow pellets. |
| GYPLURES | • GYPLURE n. a synthetic attractant to trap gypsy moths. |
| LONGSPUR | • longspur n. A specific type of bird, of the genus Calcarius; it has a long claw on the hind toe of each foot. • LONGSPUR n. any of several North American buntings of the genus Calcarius. |
| PLAGUERS | • plaguers n. Plural of plaguer. • PLAGUER n. one who plagues. |
| PLUGGERS | • pluggers n. Plural of plugger. • PLUGGER n. something for plugging e.g. a dentist's instrument. |
| PLUNGERS | • plungers n. Plural of plunger. • PLUNGER n. an instrument or part of a mechanism which works or is worked with a plunging or thrusting movement. |
| PURLINGS | • purlings n. Plural of purling. • PURLING n. the swirling of a stream. |
| SLURPING | • slurping v. Present participle of slurp. • slurping n. A sound or motion that slurps. • SLURP v. to drink noisily. |
| SPLURGED | • splurged v. Simple past tense and past participle of splurge. • SPLURGE v. to spend money lavishly. |
| SPLURGER | • splurger n. One who splurges. • SPLURGER n. one who splurges. |
| SPLURGES | • splurges n. Plural of splurge. • SPLURGE v. to spend money lavishly. |
| SPURGALL | • spurgall n. A place galled or excoriated by use of the spur. • spurgall v. (Obsolete, transitive) To gall or wound with a spur. • SPURGALL v. to injure with a spur. |
| SPURLING | • spurling n. (Obsolete, UK, dialect) A tern. • Spurling prop.n. A surname. • SPURLING n. a tern. |