| CHIMAERAS | • chimaeras n. Plural of chimaera. • chimæras n. Plural of chimæra. • CHIMAERA n. (Greek) a mythical or genetic hybrid, also CHIMERA. |
| COCINERAS | • cocineras n. Plural of cocinera. • COCINERA n. (Spanish) a cook. |
| DINOCERAS | • dinoceras n. Synonym of uintathere. • DINOCERAS n. a uintathere, an animal of the genus Uintatherium, gigantic fossil ungulates. |
| EPHEMERAS | • EPHEMERA n. (Greek) an insect of the mayfly genus Ephemera, whose adult life is very short. |
| ETCETERAS | • etceteras n. Plural of etcetera. • et␣ceteras n. Plural of et cetera. • ETCETERA n. (Latin) additional items. |
| HABANERAS | • habaneras n. Plural of habanera. • HABANERA n. (Spanish) a slow and seductive Cuban dance. |
| HEUCHERAS | • heucheras n. Plural of heuchera. • HEUCHERA n. a North American plant with heart-shaped leaves and mostly red flowers. |
| LAVATERAS | • lavateras n. Plural of lavatera. • LAVATERA n. any plant of the lavatera genus. |
| LONICERAS | • loniceras n. Plural of lonicera. • LONICERA n. the honeysuckle. |
| MARINERAS | • marineras n. Plural of marinera. • MARINERA n. (Spanish) a Peruvian folk-dance. |
| MONSTERAS | • monsteras n. Plural of monstera. • MONSTERA n. a kind of fruit, grown in Queensland and the West Indies. |
| RANCHERAS | • rancheras n. Plural of ranchera. • RANCHERA n. (Spanish) a type of Mexican country music. |
| TAPADERAS | • tapaderas n. Plural of tapadera. • TAPADERA n. (Spanish) the leather guard in front of a Mexican stirrup, also TAPADERO. |
| VINIFERAS | • viniferas n. Plural of vinifera. • VINIFERA n. a European grape. |