| ARRESTER | • arrester n. One who places another under arrest. • arrester n. A device that stops or prevents, such as a railway buffer, or a spark arrester that prevents sparks… • ARRESTER n. one who makes an arrest, also ARRESTOR. |
| ARRESTOR | • arrestor n. Alternative form of arrester. • ARRESTOR n. one who makes an arrest, also ARRESTER. |
| ERRORIST | • errorist n. One who encourages and propagates error. • errorist n. One who holds onto an erroneous belief. • ERRORIST n. one holding a mistaken opinion. |
| REARREST | • rearrest v. To arrest again. • rearrest n. A second or subsequent arrest. • re-arrest v. Alternative form of rearrest. |
| RESORTER | • resorter n. One who resorts; a frequenter. • RESORTER n. one who resorts. |
| RESTORER | • restorer n. One who restores. • RESTORER n. one that restores. |
| RETIRERS | • retirers n. Plural of retirer. • RETIRER n. one who retires. |
| RETRORSE | • retrorse adj. (Biology) Curved, pointed or oriented backward or downward. • RETRORSE adj. turned back or downward. |
| STARRIER | • starrier adj. Comparative form of starry: more starry. • STARRY adj. abounding with stars. |
| STIRRERS | • stirrers n. Plural of stirrer. • STIRRER n. a troublemaker. |
| TARRIERS | • tarriers n. Plural of tarrier. • TARRIER n. one who tarries. |
| TERRIERS | • terriers n. Plural of terrier. • TERRIER n. a small dog of various breeds, originally one that would follow burrowing animals underground. |
| TERROIRS | • terroirs n. Plural of terroir. • TERROIR n. (French) the combination of factors, such as soil and climate, that gives a wine its character. |