| LATRONS | • latrons n. Plural of latron. • LATRON n. (obsolete) a robber, also LADRON, LADRONE. |
| MATRONS | • matrons n. Plural of matron. • MATRON n. a married woman of established social position. |
| NATRONS | • NATRON n. (French) a mineral, native hydrous sodium carbonate. |
| PATRONS | • patrons n. Plural of patron. • patrons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of patron. • PATRON n. a regular customer. |
| DIATRONS | • diatrons n. Plural of diatron. • DIATRON n. a circuitry design that uses diodes. |
| BETATRONS | • betatrons n. Plural of betatron. • BETATRON n. an electron accelerator. |
| BEVATRONS | • bevatrons n. Plural of bevatron. • BEVATRON n. a proton accelerator. |
| COPATRONS | • copatrons n. Plural of copatron. • COPATRON n. a fellow patron. |
| DYNATRONS | • dynatrons n. Plural of dynatron. • DYNATRON n. an electrode thermionic valve used to generate continuous oscillation. |
| EMPATRONS | • EMPATRON v. (Shakespeare) to patronize. |
| NEGATRONS | • negatrons n. Plural of negatron. • NEGATRON n. a hypothetical atomic particle with mass equal to that of a proton, but with a negative charge equal to that of an electron, also NEGATON. |
| SKIATRONS | • skiatrons n. Plural of skiatron. • SKIATRON n. a cathode-ray tube. |
| TEVATRONS | • TEVATRON n. a kind of particle accelerator. |
| RESNATRONS | • resnatrons n. Plural of resnatron. • RESNATRON n. a high-power, high-frequency tetrode. |
| SIGMATRONS | • SIGMATRON n. a machine generating high-potential X-rays. |
| THYRATRONS | • thyratrons n. Plural of thyratron. • THYRATRON n. a gas-filled valve with a heated cathode, able to carry very high currents. |
| RHUMBATRONS | • RHUMBATRON n. a cavity resonator. |