| AIMERS | • aimers n. Plural of aimer. • AIMER n. one who aims.
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| ARMERS | • armers n. Plural of armer. • Armers prop.n. Plural of Armer.
 • ARMER n. one who arms.
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| COMERS | • comers n. Plural of comer. • COMER n. one showing great promise.
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| DIMERS | • dimers n. Plural of dimer. • DIMER n. a molecular compound with two identical molecules.
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| EMMERS | • emmers n. Plural of emmer. • EMMER n. (German) a primitive strain of wheat.
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| FUMERS | • fumers n. Plural of fumer. • fumers n. (Obsolete) alternative form of fewmets.
 • FUMER n. one that fumes.
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| GAMERS | • gamers n. Plural of gamer. • GAMER n. a player who relishes competition.
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| GOMERS | • gomers n. Plural of gomer. • Gomers prop.n. Plural of Gomer.
 • GOMERs n. Plural of GOMER.
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| HOMERS | • homers n. Plural of homer. • HOMER v. to hit a home run.
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| MIMERS | • mimers n. Plural of mimer. • MIMER n. one that mimes.
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| NAMERS | • namers n. Plural of namer. • NAMER n. one who names.
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| ORMERS | • ormers n. Plural of ormer. • ORMER n. a sea snail of rocky coasts, aka abalone.
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| RIMERS | • rimers n. Plural of rimer. • Rimers prop.n. Plural of Rimer.
 • RIMER n. one that rimes, also RIMESTER.
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| TAMERS | • tamers n. Plural of tamer. • Tamers prop.n. Plural of Tamer.
 • TAMER n. one that tames.
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| TIMERS | • timers n. Plural of timer. • TIMER n. one that times.
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| VOMERS | • vomers n. Plural of vomer. • VOMER n. (Latin) any of various bones resembling a ploughshare in shape.
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