| BATCHERS | • batchers n. Plural of batcher. • BATCHER n. one who puts things together. |
| BOTCHERS | • botchers n. Plural of botcher. • BOTCHER n. one who makes a botch of things. |
| BUTCHERS | • butchers n. Plural of butcher. • butchers n. Alternative form of butcher’s (Cockney rhyming slang). • butchers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of butcher. |
| CATCHERS | • catchers n. Plural of catcher. • CATCHER n. one that catches. |
| DITCHERS | • ditchers n. Plural of ditcher. • DITCHER n. one who digs ditches. |
| FETCHERS | • fetchers n. Plural of fetcher. • FETCHER n. one who fetches. |
| GATCHERS | • GATCHER n. one that gatches, boasts. |
| GUTCHERS | • GUTCHER n. (Scots) a grandfather, also GOODSIRE, GUDESIRE. |
| HATCHERS | • hatchers n. Plural of hatcher. • HATCHER n. one who hatches. |
| HITCHERS | • hitchers n. Plural of hitcher. • HITCHER n. one that hitches. |
| MATCHERS | • matchers n. Plural of matcher. • MATCHER n. one who matches. |
| NOTCHERS | • notchers n. Plural of notcher. • NOTCHER n. one who notches. |
| PATCHERS | • patchers n. Plural of patcher. • PATCHER n. one who patches. |
| PITCHERS | • pitchers n. Plural of pitcher. • Pitchers prop.n. Plural of Pitcher. • PITCHER n. a container for holding and pouring liquids. |
| POTCHERS | • potchers n. Plural of potcher. • POTCHER n. a machine that breaks and bleaches pulp. |
| PUTCHERS | • putchers n. Plural of putcher. • PUTCHER n. a wire trap for catching salmon, also PUTCHEON. |
| WATCHERS | • watchers n. Plural of watcher. • WATCHER n. one who watches. |