| ARRISHES | • arrishes n. Plural of arrish. • ARRISH n. (dialect) a stubble field, also ARISH. |
| BRUSHERS | • brushers n. Plural of brusher. • BRUSHER n. one who brushes. |
| CRASHERS | • crashers n. Plural of crasher. • CRASHER n. one who crashes. |
| CRUSHERS | • crushers n. Plural of crusher. • CRUSHER n. one that crushes. |
| FRESHERS | • freshers n. Plural of fresher. • FRESHER n. a first year college or university student. |
| HARASSER | • harasser n. One who harasses. • HARASSER n. one who harasses. |
| PHRASERS | • phrasers n. Plural of phraser. • PHRASER n. a repeater of empty phrases. |
| SCHNORRS | • schnorrs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of schnorr. • Schnorrs prop.n. Plural of Schnorr. • SCHNORR v. (Yiddish) to beg, esp. in such a way as to make the giver feel beholden. |
| SCIRRHUS | • scirrhus n. (Obsolete) An indurated organ or part, especially a gland. • scirrhus n. (Obsolete) A cancerous tumour which is hard, translucent, of a gray or bluish color, and emits a creaking… • SCIRRHUS n. (Latin) a hard tumour. |
| SHARKERS | • sharkers n. Plural of sharker. • SHARKER n. one who lives by sharking, a swindler. |
| SHARPERS | • sharpers n. Plural of sharper. • Sharpers prop.n. Plural of Sharper. • SHARPER n. a cheat or hoaxer, esp. someone who cheats at cards. |
| SHEARERS | • shearers n. Plural of shearer. • SHEARER n. one who shears (sheep). |
| SHERRIES | • sherries n. Plural of sherry. • SHERRY n. a fortified wine, originally from the Jerez region in South Spain, usually drunk as an aperitif. |
| SHIRKERS | • shirkers n. Plural of shirker. • SHIRKER n. one who shirks. |
| SHRIVERS | • shrivers n. Plural of shriver. • Shrivers prop.n. Plural of Shriver. • SHRIVER n. one who shrives; a confessor. |
| SORRYISH | • sorryish adj. Somewhat sorry. • SORRYISH adj. somewhat sorry. |
| STIRRAHS | • STIRRAH n. (Scots) a respectful mode of address, also STIRRA. |
| TRASHERS | • trashers n. Plural of trasher. • TRASHER n. one that destroys or damages. |