| ARBORETS | • arborets n. Plural of arboret. • ARBORET n. (obsolete) a shrubbery. |
| CABARETS | • cabarets n. Plural of cabaret. • CABARET n. a music hall. |
| CHEVRETS | • CHEVRET n. (French) a cheese made from goat's milk, also CHEVRE. |
| CIGARETS | • cigarets n. Plural of cigaret. • CIGARET n. finely-cut tobacco rolled in thin paper, also CIGARETTE. |
| COFFRETS | • coffrets n. Plural of coffret. • COFFRET n. (French) a small strongbox. |
| FLEURETS | • fleurets n. Plural of fleuret. • FLEURET n. (French) an ornament in the shape of a small flower, also FLEURETTE. |
| IODURETS | • iodurets n. Plural of ioduret. • IODURET n. (obsolete) an iodide. |
| LAZARETS | • lazarets n. Plural of lazaret. • LAZARET n. (Italian) a hospital treating infectious diseases, also LAZARETTE, LAZARETTO. |
| LEVERETS | • leverets n. Plural of leveret. • LEVERET n. a young hare. |
| MINARETS | • minarets n. Plural of minaret. • MINARET n. (Arabic) a slender tower attached to a mosque. |
| POMFRETS | • pomfrets n. Plural of pomfret. • POMFRET n. (Portuguese) a sea fish found along the Indian coasts. |
| RIVERETS | • riverets n. Plural of riveret. • RIVERET n. (archaic) a small river. |
| SAKERETS | • sakerets n. Plural of sakeret. • SAKERET n. the male saker. |
| SKIRRETS | • skirrets n. Plural of skirret. • SKIRRET n. a water parsnip with edible roots. |
| SOLERETS | • solerets n. Plural of soleret. • SOLERET n. a metallic pointy toed shoe worn by knights, aka sabaton, also SOLLERET. |
| TABARETS | • tabarets n. Plural of tabaret. • TABARET n. an upholsterer's silk fabric, with alternate stripes of watered and satin surface. |
| TABORETS | • taborets n. Plural of taboret. • TABORET n. a low stool without a back or arms; a low stand or cabinet; an embroidery frame, also TABOURET. |
| WHERRETS | • wherrets n. Plural of wherret. • WHERRET v. (obsolete) to give a sharp blow, also WHIRRET. |
| WHIRRETS | • whirrets n. Plural of whirret. • whirrets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of whirret. • WHIRRET v. to give a sharp blow to, also WHERRET. |
| WHITRETS | • whitrets n. Plural of whitret. • WHITRET n. (Scots) a weasel, also WHITRACK, WHITRICK, WHITTERICK, WHITTRET. |