| ASPIRERS | • aspirers n. Plural of aspirer. • ASPIRER n. one who aspires. |
| CRISPERS | • crispers n. Plural of crisper. • CRISPER n. a compartment in a refrigerator that keeps things crisp. |
| PRAISERS | • praisers n. Plural of praiser. • PRAISER n. one who praises. |
| PRIORESS | • prioress n. A nun in charge of a priory (usually lower in rank than an abbess); mother superior. • PRIORESS n. a female superior of a house of any of various orders of nuns. |
| PRISERES | • PRISERE n. the succession of vegetation that occurs in a previously unoccupied area as it passes from barren earth or water to a climax community. |
| PRISSIER | • prissier adj. Comparative form of prissy: more prissy. • PRISSY adj. affectedly proper. |
| REPRISES | • reprises n. Plural of reprise. • REPRISE v. to take back by force, also REPRIZE. |
| RESPIRES | • respires v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of respire. • RESPIRE v. to breathe. |
| SPURRIES | • spurries n. Plural of spurry. • SPURRY n. an annual herb with whorled filiform leaves, sometimes grown for fodder, also SPURREY. |
| STIRRUPS | • stirrups n. Plural of stirrup. • STIRRUP n. a support for the foot of a horseman. |
| STRIPERS | • stripers n. Plural of striper. • STRIPER n. a food and game fish. |
| SURPRISE | • surprise n. Something unexpected. • surprise n. The feeling that something unexpected has happened. • surprise v. (Transitive) To cause (someone) to feel unusually alarmed or delighted by something unexpected. |
| UPRISERS | • uprisers n. Plural of upriser. • UPRISER n. one who rises up. |