| CHERE | • CHERE adj. (French) dear (feminine). |
| OCHERED | • ochered v. Simple past tense and past participle of ocher. • OCHER v. to colour with ochre. |
| LECHERED | • lechered v. Simple past tense and past participle of lecher. • LECHER v. to lust. |
| NICHERED | • nichered v. Simple past tense and past participle of nicher. • NICHER v. (Scots) to neigh, also NICKER. |
| TOCHERED | • tochered v. Simple past tense and past participle of tocher. • TOCHER v. (Gaelic) to dower. |
| TORCHERE | • torchère n. Alternative form of torchiere. • TORCHERE n. (French) a tall ornamental candlestick or lampstand. |
| ARCHERESS | • archeress n. A female archer. • ARCHERESS n. (archaic) a female archer. |
| BUTCHERED | • butchered v. Simple past tense and past participle of butcher. • butchered adj. (Of an animal) Taken apart professionally, as a butcher might. • butchered adj. (By extension) Taken apart, destroyed or (figurative) distorted beyond recognition. |
| BUTCHERER | • butcherer n. One who butchers; a brutal or indiscriminate killer. • BUTCHERER n. one who butchers. |
| TORCHERES | • torchères n. Plural of torchère. • TORCHERE n. (French) a tall ornamental candlestick or lampstand. |
| VOUCHERED | • vouchered v. Simple past tense and past participle of voucher. • VOUCHER v. to establish the authenticity of. |
| BUTCHERERS | • butcherers n. Plural of butcherer. • BUTCHERER n. one who butchers. |
| SPITCHERED | • SPITCHER v. (slang) to be doomed. |
| STANCHERED | • STANCHER v. to support by means of an iron bar, also STANCHEL, STANCHION. |
| TREACHERER | • TREACHERER n. (obsolete) a traitor; a deceiver, also TREACHER, TREACHOUR. |
| UNTOCHERED | • UNTOCHERED adj. without a tocher or dowry. |
| ARCHERESSES | • archeresses n. Plural of archeress. • ARCHERESS n. (archaic) a female archer. |
| SEPULCHERED | • sepulchered v. Simple past tense and past participle of sepulcher. • SEPULCHER v. to place in a sepulcher, also SEPULCHRE. |
| STRETCHERED | • stretchered v. Simple past tense and past participle of stretcher. • STRETCHER v. to carry by stretcher. |
| TREACHERERS | • TREACHERER n. (obsolete) a traitor; a deceiver, also TREACHER, TREACHOUR. |