| ARRIVERS | • arrivers n. Plural of arriver. • ARRIVER n. one who arrives. |
| CALIVERS | • calivers n. Plural of caliver. • CALIVER n. (Shakespeare) a type of light musket. |
| DELIVERS | • delivers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of deliver. • DELIVER v. to take to the intended recipient. |
| DERIVERS | • derivers n. Plural of deriver. • DERIVER n. one who derives. |
| MINIVERS | • minivers n. Plural of miniver. • MINIVER n. the ermine in winter coat, also MINEVER. |
| RELIVERS | • relivers n. Plural of reliver. • RELIVER v. (Shakespeare) to deliver back. |
| REVIVERS | • revivers n. Plural of reviver. • REVIVER n. something that revives. |
| SHRIVERS | • shrivers n. Plural of shriver. • Shrivers prop.n. Plural of Shriver. • SHRIVER n. one who shrives; a confessor. |
| STRIVERS | • strivers n. Plural of striver. • STRIVER n. one who strives. |
| STUIVERS | • stuivers n. Plural of stuiver. • STUIVER n. (Dutch) a Dutch coin worth a penny or two; something of little value, also STIVER. |
| THRIVERS | • thrivers n. Plural of thriver. • THRIVER n. one who thrives. |
| UPRIVERS | • UPRIVER n. an area lying toward the source of a river. |
| VETIVERS | • vetivers n. Plural of vetiver. • VETIVER n. (Tamil) an East Indian grass; also, its fragrant roots which are much used for making mats and screens. |