| AMATEURS | • amateurs n. Plural of amateur. • AMATEUR n. one who engages in an activity for pleasure. |
| DANSEURS | • danseurs n. Plural of danseur. • DANSEUR n. (French) a professional male ballet dancer. |
| DOUCEURS | • douceurs n. Plural of douceur. • DOUCEUR n. (French) a subtly offered bribe. |
| FARCEURS | • farceurs n. Plural of farceur. • FARCEUR n. (French) a performer in farces, also FARCER. |
| FLANEURS | • flaneurs n. Plural of flaneur. • flâneurs n. Plural of flâneur. • FLANEUR n. (French) an idle man-about-town; a lounger, gossiper. |
| FRISEURS | • friseurs n. Plural of friseur. • FRISEUR n. (French) a hairdresser. |
| HAUTEURS | • hauteurs n. Plural of hauteur. • HAUTEUR n. (French) haughtiness; arrogance. |
| LIQUEURS | • liqueurs n. Plural of liqueur. • liqueurs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of liqueur. • LIQUEUR v. to flavour with a liqueur. |
| MASSEURS | • masseurs n. Plural of masseur. • MASSEUR n. (French) a male who makes a living by giving massage. |
| PRIMEURS | • primeurs n. Plural of primeur. • PRIMEUR n. (French) a new or early thing; specifically in plural, fruit or vegetables grown to be available very early in the season. |
| PRONEURS | • PRONEUR n. (French) a flatterer. |
| REMUEURS | • remueurs n. Plural of remueur. • REMUEUR n. (French) the person who carries out remuage, the process of turning or shaking wine bottles so that the sediment collects at the cork end for removal. |
| SABREURS | • sabreurs n. Plural of sabreur. • SABREUR n. (French) a person, esp. a cavalry officer, who fights with a sabre. |
| TRACEURS | • traceurs n. Plural of traceur. • TRACEUR n. (French) a participant in parkour, the sport of running in urban areas performing gymnastics on manmade objects. |