| ACIERAGE | • acierage n. (Historical) The process of electroplating a copper engraving with iron or steel. • ACIERAGE n. (French) the covering of a metal plate with an iron film. |
| ACIERATE | • acierate v. (Rare, transitive) To convert (iron) into steel, or to coat with a layer of steel by converting only… • ACIERATE v. to turn into steel. |
| BOUNCIER | • bouncier adj. Comparative form of bouncy: more bouncy. • BOUNCY adj. tending to bounce. |
| CHANCIER | • chancier adj. Comparative form of chancy: more chancy. • CHANCY adj. risky, also CHANCEY. |
| CHOCCIER | • CHOCCY adj. having the taste or smell of chocolate. |
| ENCIERRO | • encierro n. (Bullfighting) A bull run, usually one held in Spain. • ENCIERRO n. (Spanish) in Spanish towns, an event in which bulls are driven through the streets of a town to a bullring. |
| EPICIERS | • épiciers n. Plural of épicier. • EPICIER n. (French) a grocer. |
| FANCIERS | • fanciers n. Plural of fancier. • FANCIER n. one that has a special liking for something. |
| FLEECIER | • fleecier adj. Comparative form of fleecy: more fleecy. • FLEECY adj. like a fleece. |
| GLACIERS | • glaciers n. Plural of glacier. • GLACIER n. a huge mass of ice. |
| JOUNCIER | • jouncier adj. Comparative form of jouncy: more jouncy. • JOUNCY adj. jolting. |
| LANCIERS | • lanciers n. Plural of lancier. • LANCIERS n. (French) a French dance. |
| POLICIER | • policier n. (Film, often italicized) A police movie, particularly one based on a police novel. • POLICIER n. a film featuring police investigating crimes. |
| SAUCIERS | • sauciers n. Plural of saucier. • Sauciers prop.n. Plural of Saucier. • SAUCIER n. a chef who specializes in sauces. |
| SLUICIER | • SLUICY adj. falling in streams. |
| SPECCIER | • SPECCY adj. wearing spectacles. |
| SPRUCIER | • sprucier adj. Comparative form of sprucy: more sprucy. • SPRUCY adj. neat and trim. |
| TRANCIER | • TRANCEY adj. (of music, etc.) creating a hypnotic effect. |