| BLURRIER | • blurrier adj. Comparative form of blurry: more blurry. • BLURRY adj. blurred. |
| CURRIERS | • curriers n. Plural of currier. • Curriers prop.n. Plural of Currier. • CURRIER n. a person who dresses tanned leather. |
| CURRIERY | • curriery n. A place where the currying of leather is carried out. • CURRIERY n. the shop of a currier. |
| FURRIERS | • furriers n. Plural of furrier. • Furriers n. Plural of Furrier. • furrier's n. A shop that sells fur clothing. |
| FURRIERY | • furriery n. Furs in general. • furriery n. The business of a furrier; trade in furs. • FURRIERY n. the business of a furrier. |
| FURRINER | • furriner n. (Now chiefly derogatory) Pronunciation spelling of foreigner. • FURRINER n. a foreigner. |
| GURRIERS | • gurriers n. Plural of gurrier. • GURRIER n. in Dublin, a low-class tough ill-mannered person. |
| HURRIERS | • hurriers n. Plural of hurrier. • HURRIER n. one who hurries. |
| QUARRIER | • quarrier n. Somebody who works in a quarry. • QUARRIER n. one who quarries. |
| REQUIRER | • requirer n. A person who requires. • REQUIRER n. one who requires. |
| ROTURIER | • roturier n. A commoner or plebeian; a person of low rank; especially, in pre-Revolutionary France, a member of the… • ROTURIER n. a plebeian, a commoner; literally, one who breaks ground. |
| SCURRIER | • scurrier n. One who scurries. • SCURRIER n. (obsolete) a scout, also SCURRIOUR. |
| SMURRIER | • SMURRY adj. (Scots) like smur, a fine drizzly rain. |
| SPURRIER | • spurrier n. A maker of spurs. • Spurrier prop.n. A surname originating as an occupation for a spurrier. • SPURRIER n. one whose occupation is to make spurs. |