| BLIGHTER | • blighter n. One who blights. • blighter n. (Britain, often disrespectful) A person, usually male, especially one who behaves in an objectionable… • blighter n. A man or child, especially an annoying one. |
| BRICHTER | • BRICHT adj. (Scots) bright. |
| BRIGHTER | • brighter adj. Comparative form of bright: more bright. • BRIGHT adj. shining. |
| DAUGHTER | • daughter n. One’s female offspring. • daughter n. A female descendant. • daughter n. A daughter language. |
| FECHTERS | • FECHTER n. (Scots) a fighter. |
| FIGHTERS | • fighters n. Plural of fighter. • FIGHTER n. one that fights. |
| FLICHTER | • FLICHTER v. (Scots) to flutter and quiver. |
| LAUGHTER | • laughter n. The sound of laughing, produced by air so expelled; any similar sound. • laughter n. A movement (usually involuntary) of the muscles of the laughing face, particularly of the lips, and… • laughter n. (Archaic) A reason for merriment. |
| LIGHTERS | • lighters n. Plural of lighter. • LIGHTER v. to convey by lighter. |
| PLIGHTER | • plighter n. One who or that which plights, engages, or pledges. • PLIGHTER n. one who, or that which, plights. |
| RIGHTERS | • righters n. Plural of righter. • Righters prop.n. Plural of Righter. • RIGHTER n. one who sets things right. |
| SIGHTERS | • sighters n. Plural of sighter. • SIGHTER n. (Scots) an inspector. |
| SLIGHTER | • slighter adj. Comparative form of slight: more slight. • slighter n. One who slights. • SLIGHTER n. one who slights. |
| TEUCHTER | • TEUCHTER n. (Scots) a derogatory term used by a Lowland Scot for a Highlander. |
| WEIGHTER | • weighter n. One who weights or assigns a weighting. • WEIGHTER n. one that weights. |
| YACHTERS | • yachters n. Plural of yachter. • YACHTER n. one who sails a yacht, also YACHTIE, YACHTMAN, YACHTSMAN. |