| GYPSTERS | • gypsters n. Plural of gypster. |
| HEPSTERS | • hepsters n. Plural of hepster. • HEPSTER n. (slang) one who is hep, streetwise, also HIPSTER. |
| HIPSTERS | • hipsters n. Plural of hipster. • hipsters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hipster. • hipsters n. A female undergarment with wider side sections than conventional panties. |
| POPSTERS | • popsters n. Plural of popster. • POPSTER n. a pop musician. |
| TAPSTERS | • tapsters n. Plural of tapster. • TAPSTER n. a person who draws and serves ale or other alcoholic drinks at an inn, bar, etc. |
| TIPSTERS | • tipsters n. Plural of tipster. • TIPSTER n. one who sells information to gamblers. |
| YAPSTERS | • YAPSTER n. a dog. |
| YUPSTERS | • yupsters n. Plural of yupster. • YUPSTER n. a hipster with a professional job who seeks to climb the corporate ladder while remaining true to his ideals. |
| DEMPSTERS | • dempsters n. Plural of dempster. • DEMPSTER n. (Scots) formerly in Scotland, an officer who repeated the sentence after the judge, also DEEMSTER, DOOMSMAN, DOOMSTER. |
| DUMPSTERS | • dumpsters n. Plural of dumpster. • DUMPSTER n. a large skip for refuse. |
| HAMPSTERS | • hampsters n. Plural of hampster. • HAMPSTER n. a small rodent with large cheeks, also HAMSTER. |
| HOOPSTERS | • hoopsters n. Plural of hoopster. • HOOPSTER n. a basketball player. |
| QUIPSTERS | • quipsters n. Plural of quipster. • QUIPSTER n. a person given to making clever remarks, also QUIPPER. |
| SEMPSTERS | • sempsters n. Plural of sempster. • SEMPSTER n. a person who sews. |
| WHIPSTERS | • whipsters n. Plural of whipster. • WHIPSTER n. (obsolete) a nimble little fellow; a whippersnapper. |