| BEERIER | • beerier adj. Comparative form of beery: more beery. • BEERY adj. smelling of beer. |
| BEERILY | • beerily adv. (Informal) in a beery manner; while smelling of, or under the influence of, beer. • BEERY adv. smelling of beer. |
| CHEERIO | • cheerio interj. (Britain, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, informal) Goodbye, an interjection said upon parting. • cheerio interj. (Rare) Hello; a greeting. • cheerio n. (New Zealand, Australia) A small saveloy often consumed with tomato sauce at parties. |
| EERIEST | • eeriest adj. Superlative form of eerie: most eerie. • EERY adj. uncanny, also EERIE. |
| FEERIES | • féeries n. Plural of féerie. • FEERIE n. a theatrical extravaganza. |
| FEERING | • Feering prop.n. A village and civil parish next to Kelvedon, Braintree district, Essex, England (OS grid ref TL8720). • FEERING n. a first guiding furrow, also FEERIN. |
| FEERINS | • FEERIN n. a first guiding furrow, also FEERING. |
| JEERING | • jeering v. Present participle of jeer. • jeering n. A mocking utterance. • JEERING adj. mocking. |
| LEERIER | • leerier adj. Comparative form of leery: more leery. • LEERY adj. cunning, wary, also LEARY. |
| LEERILY | • leerily adv. In a leery manner. • LEERY adv. cunning, wary, also LEARY. |
| LEERING | • leering n. Action of the verb to leer. • leering v. Present participle of leer. • LEERING n. the act of leering. |
| MEERING | • MEER v. to mark off, also MEARE, MERE. |
| PEERIER | • peerier adj. Comparative form of peerie: more peerie. • peerier adj. Comparative form of peery: more peery. • PEERIE adj. (Scots) small. |
| PEERIES | • peeries n. Plural of peerie. • PEERY n. a wooden spinning top, also PEERIE. |
| PEERING | • peering v. Present participle of peer. • peering n. The act of one who peers; a looking around. • peering n. (Internet) The act of carrying communications traffic terminating on one’s own network on an equivalency… |
| TEERING | • teering v. Present participle of teer. • TEER v. to daub, plaster. |
| VEERIES | • veeries n. Plural of veery. • VEERY n. an American thrush, common in the northern United States and Canada. |
| VEERING | • veering v. Present participle of veer. • veering n. A motion that veers; a sudden swerve. • VEERING adj. changing direction. |