| BEARERS | • bearers n. Plural of bearer. • Bearers prop.n. Plural of Bearer. • BEARER n. one who bears. |
| BLEARER | • BLEAR adj. of the eyes, dim, watery. |
| CLEARER | • clearer n. Someone who or something which clears. • clearer n. A tool by which the hemp for lines and twines, used by sailmakers, is finished. • clearer adj. Comparative form of clear: more clear. |
| DREARER | • drearer adj. Comparative form of drear: more drear. • DREAR adj. dreary, also DREARE, DRERE. |
| FEARERS | • fearers n. Plural of fearer. • FEARER n. one who fears. |
| HEARERS | • hearers n. Plural of hearer. • HEARER n. one that hears. |
| REARERS | • rearers n. Plural of rearer. • REARER n. a horse that rears. |
| SHEARER | • shearer n. A person employed to remove the wool from sheep using shears. • shearer n. A person employed in a roller mill to shear off the uneven side of the hot metal plate. • Shearer prop.n. An English surname originating as an occupation for a shearer. |
| SMEARER | • smearer n. Someone who smears. • smearer n. Something used for smearing. • smearer n. (Electronics) A circuit used to eliminate the overshoot of a pulse. |
| SPEARER | • spearer n. One who uses a spear. • SPEARER n. one who spears. |
| SWEARER | • swearer n. One who swears. • SWEARER n. one who swears. |
| TEARERS | • tearers n. Plural of tearer. • TEARER n. (slang) a boisterous person. |
| WEARERS | • wearers n. Plural of wearer. • WEARER n. one who is dressed. |