| BORONS | • borons n. Plural of boron. • Borons prop.n. Plural of Boron. • BORON n. a relatively inert nonmetallic chemical element. |
| CROONS | • croons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of croon. • CROON v. to sing softly. |
| DONORS | • donors n. Plural of donor. • DONOR n. one that donates, also DONATOR. |
| DOORNS | • DOORN n. (South African) a thorn. |
| HONORS | • honors n. Plural of honor. • honors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of honor. • honors adj. At an excelling level in academics. |
| HORSON | • HORSON n. (Shakespeare) a whoreson, a son of a whore. |
| KROONS | • kroons n. Plural of kroon. • Kroons prop.n. Plural of Kroon. • KROON n. a former monetary unit of Estonia. |
| MORONS | • morons n. Plural of moron. • MORON n. a mentally deficient person. |
| NOOSER | • nooser n. Someone who uses a noose. • NOOSER n. one who nooses. |
| NOSTRO | • NOSTRO adj. of a bank account, 'our' record of an overseas account. |
| ORISON | • orison n. A prayer. • orison n. Mystical contemplation or communion. • ORISON n. a short prayer. |
| ORLONS | • ORLON n. (tradename) a crease-resistant acrylic fibre or fabric used for clothing, furnishing etc. |
| PORNOS | • pornos n. Plural of porno. • PORNO n. pornography, also PORN. |
| RONDOS | • rondos n. Plural of rondo. • RONDO n. (Italian) a piece of music with a recurring leading theme, often as the final movement of a concerto, sonata, etc. |
| RONEOS | • Roneos n. Plural of Roneo. • Roneos v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of Roneo. • RONEO v. (tradename) to produce copies on a Roneo, an early duplicating machine. |
| ROTONS | • rotons n. Plural of roton. • ROTON n. a quantum of vortex motion. |
| SEROON | • seroon n. Alternative form of ceroon. • SEROON n. (Spanish) a crate or hamper; a bale wrapped in hide, also CEROON, SERON. |
| SOONER | • sooner adj. Comparative form of soon: more soon. • sooner adv. Comparative form of soon: more soon. • sooner adv. Rather. |
| TONSOR | • tonsor n. (Obsolete) A barber. • TONSOR n. (Latin) a barber. |