| CROSSERS | • crossers n. Plural of crosser. • Crossers prop.n. Plural of Crosser. • CROSSER n. one that crosses. |
| DOSSERS | • dossers n. Plural of dosser. • DOSSER n. a covering for the back of a throne, also DORSER, DOSSAL, DOSSEL. |
| EMBOSSERS | • embossers n. Plural of embosser. • EMBOSSER n. one who embosses. |
| ENGROSSERS | • engrossers n. Plural of engrosser. • ENGROSSER n. one who copies a writing in large, fair characters. |
| FLOSSERS | • flossers n. Plural of flosser. • FLOSSER n. one who flosses. |
| GLOSSERS | • glossers n. Plural of glosser. • Glossers prop.n. Plural of Glosser. • GLOSSER n. a polisher; one who gives a luster. |
| GROSSERS | • grossers n. Plural of grosser. • Grossers prop.n. Plural of Grosser. • GROSSER n. a product that yields much business. |
| JOSSERS | • jossers n. Plural of josser. • JOSSER n. (slang) a clergyman. |
| MOSSERS | • mossers n. Plural of mosser. • Mossers prop.n. Plural of Mosser. • MOSSER n. a person who works in cutting and preparing peats. |
| POSSERS | • possers n. Plural of posser. • POSSER n. (archaic) a wooden stick for use in possing clothes. |
| ROSSERS | • ROSSER n. (slang) a policeman, also ROZZER. |
| STROSSERS | • strossers n. (Archaic) trousers. • STROSSERS n. (Shakespeare) trousers. |
| TOSSERS | • tossers n. Plural of tosser. • TOSSER n. (slang) an unpleasant or despicable person. |
| TROSSERS | • trossers n. Obsolete form of trousers. • TROSSERS n. (obsolete) trousers, also STROSSERS, TROUSERS, TROWSERS. |