| ETHERS | • ethers n. Plural of ether. • ETHER n. a volatile liquid used as an anaesthetic. |
| AETHERS | • aethers n. Plural of aether. • æthers n. Plural of æther. • AETHER n. the upper region of the atmosphere. |
| PETHERS | • Pethers prop.n. A surname transferred from the given name. • PETHER n. (Scots) a pedlar, also PEDDER, PEDDLER, PEDLER. |
| TETHERS | • tethers n. Plural of tether. • tethers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tether. • TETHER v. to confine with a rope. |
| WETHERS | • wethers n. Plural of wether. • WETHER n. a castrated ram. |
| BLETHERS | • blethers n. Plural of blether. • blethers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blether. • BLETHER v. to talk nonsense. |
| DIETHERS | • diethers n. Plural of diether. • DIETHER n. an organic chemical compound that contains two ethers. |
| SEETHERS | • seethers n. Plural of seether. • SEETHER n. a pot for boiling things. |
| TEETHERS | • teethers n. Plural of teether. • TEETHER n. an article that a baby bites on during teething. |
| COMETHERS | • comethers n. Plural of comether. • COMETHER n. (dialect) wheedling, charm. |
| UNTETHERS | • untethers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of untether. • UNTETHER v. to free from a tether. |
| ALTOGETHERS | • altogethers n. Plural of altogether (“nakedness”). • altogethers n. (Obsolete) The way things are; circumstances. • altogethers adv. (Obsolete) Alternative form of altogether. |
| BELLWETHERS | • bellwethers n. Plural of bellwether. • BELLWETHER n. the leading sheep of a flock; fig, a ringleader, a trendsetter. |
| GRAYWETHERS | • graywethers n. Plural of graywether. • GRAYWETHER n. a sandstone boulder of South England, also GREYWETHER. |
| GREYWETHERS | • greywethers n. Plural of greywether. • GREYWETHER n. a sandstone boulder of South England, also GRAYWETHER. |