| BALLPLAYERS | • ballplayers n. Plural of ballplayer. • ball␣players n. Plural of ball player. • BALLPLAYER n. a person who plays ball. |
| BRICKLAYERS | • bricklayers n. Plural of bricklayer. • BRICKLAYER n. a person who lays bricks. |
| CARDPLAYERS | • cardplayers n. Plural of cardplayer. • CARDPLAYER n. one who plays cards. |
| CHERIMOYERS | • cherimoyers n. Plural of cherimoyer. • CHERIMOYER n. (Quechua) a Peruvian fruit resembling the custard apple, also CHERIMOYA, CHIRIMOYA. |
| DOOMSDAYERS | • doomsdayers n. Plural of doomsdayer. • DOOMSDAYER n. one who prophesies doom, also DOOMSAYER. |
| DRAINLAYERS | • DRAINLAYER n. (New Zealand) one whose job is to lay drains. |
| INTERLAYERS | • interlayers n. Plural of interlayer. • INTERLAYER v. to create a layer between other layers. |
| MULTILAYERS | • multilayers n. Plural of multilayer. • MULTILAYER n. any structure or system with several layers. |
| OVERSTAYERS | • overstayers n. Plural of overstayer. • OVERSTAYER n. an immigrant worker who stays over the time allowed by his or her work permit. |
| PLATELAYERS | • platelayers n. Plural of platelayer. • PLATELAYER n. a workman who lays and maintains railway track. |
| SOOTHSAYERS | • soothsayers n. Plural of soothsayer. • SOOTHSAYER n. a person who predicts the future by magical, intuitive, or more rational means. |
| TRACKLAYERS | • tracklayers n. Plural of tracklayer. • TRACKLAYER n. one who lays tracks. |
| UNDERLAYERS | • underlayers n. Plural of underlayer. • UNDERLAYER n. a lower layer. |