| APPERILL | • apperill n. (Obsolete) Alternative form of apperil (“peril”). • APPERILL n. (Shakespeare) peril, also APPERIL. |
| APPERILS | • apperils n. Plural of apperil. • APPERIL n. (Shakespeare) peril, also APPERILL. |
| CLAPPERS | • clappers n. Plural of clapper. • clappers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clapper. • Clappers prop.n. Plural of Clapper. |
| CRAPPERS | • crappers n. Plural of crapper. • Crappers n. Plural of Crapper. • CRAPPER n. a toilet. |
| DAPPERER | • dapperer adj. Comparative form of dapper: more dapper. • DAPPER adj. trim, neat. |
| DAPPERLY | • dapperly adv. In a dapper way. • dapperly adj. (Scotland) variegated. • DAPPER adv. trim, neat. |
| DIDAPPER | • didapper n. A small diving water bird frequenting rivers and fresh waters, specifically a little grebe or dabchick. • didapper n. (Obsolete, derogatory) A scoundrel, a worthless person. • DIDAPPER n. a small grebe, also DOPPER. |
| FLAPPERS | • flappers n. Plural of flapper. • FLAPPER n. a flighty young woman. |
| KNAPPERS | • knappers n. Plural of knapper. • Knappers prop.n. Plural of Knapper. • KNAPPER n. someone who breaks stones, esp. flint-flakes for gunflints. |
| LAPPERED | • lappered v. Simple past tense and past participle of lapper. • LAPPER v. (Scots) to curdle, also LOPPER. |
| SCRAPPER | • scrapper n. A person who disposes of scraps. • scrapper n. A person who fights doggedly, who exhibits indomitable will. • SCRAPPER n. a fighter. |
| SLAPPERS | • slappers n. Plural of slapper. • SLAPPER n. (slang) a promiscuous woman. |
| SNAPPERS | • snappers n. Plural of snapper. • SNAPPER v. to stumble, trip. |
| STRAPPER | • strapper n. A large, strong, robust person (usually a man). • strapper n. A person who works with straps, as on leather goods. • strapper n. One who straps horses; now, specifically, someone employed to attend and groom racehorses. |
| SWAPPERS | • swappers n. Plural of swapper. • SWAPPER n. a person who swaps. |
| TRAPPERS | • trappers n. Plural of trapper. • TRAPPER n. one that traps. |
| WAPPERED | • wappered v. Simple past tense and past participle of wapper. • WAPPER v. to cause to shake; to tremble; to totter. |
| WHAPPERS | • whappers n. Plural of whapper. • WHAPPER n. something unusually large, also WHOPPER. |
| WRAPPERS | • wrappers n. Plural of wrapper. • WRAPPER v. to put a covering on. |