| CLAMOURER | • clamourer n. One who clamours. • CLAMOURER n. one who makes a clamour, also CLAMORER. |
| COINSURER | • coinsurer n. A provider of coinsurance (joint insurer-client assumed risk). • COINSURER n. one who insures jointly. |
| FLAVOURER | • flavourer n. British form standard spelling of flavorer. • FLAVOURER n. one who flavours, also FLAVORER. |
| FRACTURER | • FRACTURER n. one who fractures. |
| HARBOURER | • harbourer n. A person who harbours another. • harbourer n. One who harbours or entertains something. • HARBOURER n. one who or that which harbours, also HARBORER. |
| IMMATURER | • immaturer adj. Comparative form of immature: more immature. • IMMATURE adj. not mature. |
| INSECURER | • INSECURE adj. not safe. |
| OUTPOURER | • outpourer n. One who outpours. • OUTPOURER n. one who pours out. |
| PLEASURER | • pleasurer n. Someone or something who pleasures. • pleasurer n. (Dated) A pleasure-seeker. • PLEASURER n. a pleasure seeker. |
| PUNCTURER | • puncturer n. Agent noun of puncture; one who punctures. • PUNCTURER n. one who punctures. |
| REASSURER | • reassurer n. One who reassures. • REASSURER n. one who reassures. |
| REINSURER | • reinsurer n. (Insurance) A provider of reinsurance. • REINSURER n. one who gives reinsurance. |
| SUCCOURER | • succourer n. Alternative spelling of succorer. • SUCCOURER n. one who succours, also SUCCORER. |
| TAMBOURER | • tambourer n. One who embroiders on a tambour. • TAMBOURER n. one who embroiders on a tambour. |
| TREASURER | • treasurer n. The government official in charge of the Treasury. • treasurer n. The head of a corporation’s treasury department. • treasurer n. The official entrusted with the funds and revenues of an organization such as a club. |