| NESHER | • nesher adj. Comparative form of nesh: more nesh. • NESH adj. soft, crumbly; tender. |
| FLESHER | • flesher n. A person who removes the flesh from the skin during the making of leather. • flesher n. A tool used to remove the flesh from the skin during the making of leather. • flesher n. (Scotland) A butcher. |
| FRESHER | • fresher adj. Comparative form of fresh: more fresh. • fresher n. (Britain) A first year student at a university. • fresher n. (India) A fresh graduate looking for one’s first job. |
| FLESHERS | • fleshers n. Plural of flesher. • Fleshers prop.n. Plural of Flesher. • FLESHER n. an instrument for scraping hides. |
| FRESHERS | • freshers n. Plural of fresher. • FRESHER n. a first year college or university student. |
| SECESHER | • secesher n. (Slang) A secessionist. • SECESHER n. a secessionist, also SECESH. |
| THRESHER | • thresher n. (Agriculture) Anything or anyone that threshes. • thresher n. (Agriculture, historical) A now-obsolete hand tool for threshing, also called a flail. • thresher n. (Agriculture) A modern farm machine for threshing grain, now a part of combine harvesters rather than… |
| REFRESHER | • refresher n. Something that refreshes. • refresher n. A review to refresh or renew knowledge. • refresher n. (Law) A fee paid to counsel to continue with a case, especially one that was adjourned. |
| SECESHERS | • seceshers n. Plural of secesher. • SECESHER n. a secessionist, also SECESH. |
| THRESHERS | • threshers n. Plural of thresher. • Threshers prop.n. Plural of Thresher. • THRESHER n. any of several American birds of the mockingbird family, also THRASHER. |
| FRESHERDOM | • fresherdom n. The realm or state of freshers, or freshmen. • FRESHERDOM n. the state of being a fresher. |
| REFRESHERS | • refreshers n. Plural of refresher. • REFRESHER n. something that refreshes. |
| FRESHERDOMS | • FRESHERDOM n. the state of being a fresher. |