| ABATERS | • abaters n. Plural of abater. • ABATER n. one who abates. |
| ACATERS | • acaters n. Plural of acater. • ACATER n. (obsolete) an officer who buys provisions; a chandler, also ACATOUR. |
| BEATERS | • beaters n. Plural of beater. • BEATER n. one who beats. |
| BOATERS | • boaters n. Plural of boater. • BOATER n. a kind of straw hat. |
| COATERS | • coaters n. Plural of coater. • COATER n. a worker, machine etc. that applies a coating. |
| CRATERS | • craters n. Plural of crater. • craters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of crater. • CRATER v. to form cavities in a surface. |
| DOATERS | • doaters n. Plural of doater. • DOATER n. one who dotes, also DOTER. |
| ELATERS | • elaters n. Plural of elater. • ELATER n. a kind of beetle, aka skipjack beetle. |
| EPATERS | • EPATER v. (French) to shock complacent people. |
| FRATERS | • fraters n. Plural of frater. • Fraters prop.n. Plural of Frater. • FRATER n. (Latin) a monk, a house for monks. |
| GRATERS | • graters n. Plural of grater. • Graters prop.n. Plural of Grater. • GRATER n. one that grates. |
| HEATERS | • heaters n. Plural of heater. • Heaters prop.n. Plural of Heater. • HEATER n. an apparatus for heating. |
| KRATERS | • kraters n. Plural of krater. • KRATER n. (Greek) a large two-handled bowl for mixing wine. |
| PLATERS | • platers n. Plural of plater. • Platers prop.n. Plural of Plater. • PLATER n. a mediocre horse entered chiefly for minor races. |
| PRATERS | • praters n. Plural of prater. • PRATER n. one who prates. |
| SEATERS | • seaters n. Plural of seater. • Seaters prop.n. Plural of Seater. • SEATER n. someone or something that seats. |
| SKATERS | • skaters n. Plural of skater. • SKATER n. one who skates. |
| SLATERS | • slaters n. Plural of slater. • SLATER n. one who roofs with slate. |
| STATERS | • staters n. Plural of stater. • STATER n. (Greek) an ancient Greek coin. |