| ALCHERAS | • ALCHERA n. (Native Australian) the dreamtime, also ALCHERINGA. |
| CALDERAS | • calderas n. Plural of caldera. • CALDERA n. (Spanish) a large, basin-shaped volcanic depression, more or less circular in form. |
| CAPUERAS | • capueras n. Plural of capuera. • CAPUERA n. (Portuguese) a martial art and dance combination, also CAPOEIRA. |
| CHIMERAS | • chimeras n. Plural of chimera. • CHIMERA n. (Greek) a mythical or genetic hybrid, also CHIMAERA. |
| CHOLERAS | • choleras n. Plural of cholera. • CHOLERA n. (Greek) an acute and frequently fatal infection of the small intestine. |
| COPPERAS | • copperas n. Iron(II) sulfate. • copperas n. Obsolete sulphate compound with one of three metals, zinc, copper or iron. • COPPERAS n. a compound used in making inks. |
| DIPTERAS | • DIPTERA n. an extensive order of insects having only two functional wings and two balancers. |
| DROSERAS | • droseras n. Plural of drosera. • DROSERA n. a genus of insectivorous plants that includes the sundew. |
| GERBERAS | • gerberas n. Plural of gerbera. • GERBERA n. a genus of South African plants. |
| GUNNERAS | • gunneras n. Plural of gunnera. • GUNNERA n. a large-leaved ornamental herb of the mare's-tail family. |
| HETAERAS | • hetaeras n. Plural of hetaera. • HETAERA n. (Greek) a Greek courtesan, also HETAIRA. |
| RIVIERAS | • rivieras n. Plural of riviera. • RIVIERA n. (Italian) a warm coastal district. |
| SANTERAS | • santeras n. Plural of santera. • SANTERA n. (Spanish) a priestess of santeria. |
| TEMPERAS | • temperas n. Plural of tempera. • TEMPERA n. (Italian) an emulsion, esp. made with egg yolk, used as a medium for powdering pigments. |
| TUATERAS | • tuateras n. Plural of tuatera. • TUATERA n. (Maori) a primitive reptile found in New Zealand, of the genus Hatteria, also TUATARA. |
| WOMMERAS | • wommeras n. Plural of wommera. • WOMMERA n. (Native Australian) a stick used to propel spears, also WOMERA, WOOMERA. |
| WOOMERAS | • woomeras n. Plural of woomera. • WOOMERA n. (Native Australian) a stick for launching a spear with greater force, also WOMERA, WOMMERA, WOOMERANG. |