| ARREARS | • arrears n. Plural of arrear. • ARREAR n. an unpaid and overdue debt. |
| BURRERS | • BURRER n. one that burrs. |
| HORRORS | • horrors n. Plural of horror. • HORROR n. intense repugnance or fear. |
| MARRERS | • marrers n. Plural of marrer. • MARRER n. one who mars or injures. |
| MIRRORS | • mirrors n. Plural of mirror. • mirrors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mirror. • MIRROR v. to reflect an image of. |
| REARERS | • rearers n. Plural of rearer. • REARER n. a horse that rears. |
| ROARERS | • roarers n. Plural of roarer. • ROARER n. one who roars. |
| RORTERS | • rorters n. Plural of rorter. • RORTER n. a conman. |
| SORRIER | • sorrier adj. Comparative form of sorry: more sorry. • SORRY adj. feeling regret or grief. |
| SPARRER | • sparrer n. Someone who spars, a fighter. • sparrer n. Pronunciation spelling of sparrow. • SPARRER n. one who spars. |
| SPURRER | • spurrer n. One who spurs. • spurrer n. A manufacturer of spurs. • SPURRER n. one who spurs. |
| STIRRER | • stirrer n. A device used to stir. • stirrer n. A person who stirs something. • stirrer n. (Slang) A person who spreads rumours or causes agitation. |
| TERRORS | • terrors n. Plural of terror. • TERROR n. intense fear. |