| CHIRRUPER | • chirruper n. One who chirrups. • CHIRRUPER n. one who chirrups. |
| FRUITERER | • fruiterer n. (Britain) One who sells fruit. • FRUITERER n. one who sells fruit. |
| FURRINERS | • furriners n. Plural of furriner. • FURRINER n. a foreigner. |
| FURROWIER | • FURROWY adj. furrowed. |
| IRREGULAR | • irregular adj. Nonstandard; not conforming to rules or expectations. • irregular adj. (Of a surface) rough. • irregular adj. Without symmetry, regularity, or uniformity. |
| QUARRIERS | • quarriers n. Plural of quarrier. • QUARRIER n. one who quarries. |
| RECRUITER | • recruiter n. Agent noun of recruit; one who recruits, particularly one employed to recruit others. • RECRUITER n. one who recruits. |
| RECURRING | • recurring v. Present participle of recur. • recurring adj. Happening or occurring frequently, with repetition. • recurring adj. (Mathematics) Of a decimal: having a set of digits that is repeated indefinitely. |
| REINSURER | • reinsurer n. (Insurance) A provider of reinsurance. • REINSURER n. one who gives reinsurance. |
| REQUIRERS | • requirers n. Plural of requirer. • REQUIRER n. one who requires. |
| ROTURIERS | • roturiers n. Plural of roturier. • ROTURIER n. a plebeian, a commoner; literally, one who breaks ground. |
| RUBBERIER | • rubberier adj. Comparative form of rubbery: more rubbery. • RUBBERY adj. resembling an elastic substance. |
| SCURRIERS | • scurriers n. Plural of scurrier. • SCURRIER n. (obsolete) a scout, also SCURRIOUR. |
| SCURRIOUR | • SCURRIOUR n. (obsolete) a scout, also SCURRIER. |
| SPURRIERS | • spurriers n. Plural of spurrier. • Spurriers prop.n. Plural of Spurrier. • SPURRIER n. one whose occupation is to make spurs. |
| SURFRIDER | • surfrider n. A person who takes part in surfriding. • surf-rider n. Alternative spelling of surfrider. • surf␣rider n. (Obsolete) One who rides the surf usually on a surfboard; a surfer. |
| SURPRISER | • surpriser n. Someone who surprises. • SURPRISER n. one who surprises. |
| TERRARIUM | • terrarium n. An enclosure wherein small animals are displayed, usually with some plants, in a naturalistic setting. • terrarium n. A partially enclosed glass container for displaying plants, especially plants that need high humidity. • TERRARIUM n. (Latin) a glass enclosure for plants. |
| UNMERRIER | • UNMERRY adj. not merry. |