| ASSAILERS | • assailers n. Plural of assailer. • ASSAILER n. one who assails. |
| BEWAILERS | • bewailers n. Plural of bewailer. • BEWAILER n. one who bewails or laments. |
| CURTAILER | • curtailer n. One who curtails. • CURTAILER n. one who curtails. |
| DAYSAILER | • daysailer n. A small sailboat, larger than a dinghy, with or without sleeping accommodations. • DAYSAILER n. a dayboat powered by sail, also DAYSAILOR. |
| DERAILERS | • derailers n. Plural of derailer. • DERAILER n. something which derails. |
| DETAILERS | • detailers n. Plural of detailer. • DETAILER n. one who details. |
| ENTAILERS | • entailers n. Plural of entailer. • ENTAILER n. one who entails (an estate). |
| JAILERESS | • jaileress n. (Obsolete) A female jailer. • JAILERESS n. a female jailer, also GAOLERESS, JAILORESS. |
| NAILERIES | • naileries n. Plural of nailery. • NAILERY n. a place where nails are made. |
| PREVAILER | • prevailer n. Agent noun of prevail; one who prevails. • PREVAILER n. one who prevails. |
| REMAILERS | • remailers n. Plural of remailer. • REMAILER n. an internet service that forwards emails anonymously. |
| RETAILERS | • retailers n. Plural of retailer. • RETAILER n. one who sells direct to the consumer. |
| SQUAILERS | • squailers n. Plural of squailer. • SQUAILER n. a throwing stick. |
| TAILERONS | • tailerons n. Plural of taileron. • TAILERON n. either part of a two-piece tailplane whose two halves can operate independently or together. |
| TRAILERED | • trailered v. Simple past tense and past participle of trailer. • TRAILER v. to transport by a vehicle drawn by another. |
| WASSAILER | • wassailer n. One who wassails. • WASSAILER n. one who wassails. |