| BATTLERS | • battlers n. Plural of battler. • BATTLER n. one who battles. |
| BEETLERS | • beetlers n. Plural of beetler. • BEETLER n. an operator of a cloth-finishing machine. |
| BOTTLERS | • bottlers n. Plural of bottler. • BOTTLER n. (Australian slang) an outstanding person or thing. |
| BUSTLERS | • bustlers n. Plural of bustler. • BUSTLER n. one who bustles. |
| FETTLERS | • fettlers n. Plural of fettler. • FETTLER n. a railway maintenance worker. |
| FOOTLERS | • footlers n. Plural of footler. • FOOTLER n. someone who footles. |
| GUTTLERS | • guttlers n. Plural of guttler. • GUTTLER n. a greedy eater; a glutton. |
| HOSTLERS | • hostlers n. Plural of hostler. • Hostlers prop.n. Plural of Hostler. • HOSTLER n. one who tends horses at an inn, also OSTLER. |
| HUSTLERS | • hustlers n. Plural of hustler. • HUSTLER n. one who hustles. |
| JOSTLERS | • jostlers n. Plural of jostler. • JOSTLER n. one who jostles. |
| MOTTLERS | • mottlers n. Plural of mottler. • MOTTLER n. one who mottles. |
| NESTLERS | • nestlers n. Plural of nestler. • Nestlers prop.n. Plural of Nestler. • NESTLER n. one who nestles. |
| NETTLERS | • nettlers n. Plural of nettler. • NETTLER n. one that nettles. |
| PANTLERS | • pantlers n. Plural of pantler. • PANTLER n. (Shakespeare) the officer in a great family who had charge of the bread and other provisions, also PANTER. |
| RATTLERS | • rattlers n. Plural of rattler. • Rattlers prop.n. Plural of Rattler. • RATTLER n. a rattlesnake. |
| RUSTLERS | • rustlers n. Plural of rustler. • RUSTLER n. one who steals cattle. |
| SETTLERS | • settlers n. Plural of settler. • SETTLER n. one who settles. |
| TATTLERS | • tattlers n. Plural of tattler. • TATTLER n. an indiscreet person, a gossip, also TATLER. |
| TOOTLERS | • tootlers n. Plural of tootler. • TOOTLER n. one who tootles. |
| TURTLERS | • turtlers n. Plural of turtler. • TURTLER n. one who catches turtles or tortoises. |