| COLLIDERS | • colliders n. Plural of collider. • COLLIDER n. a type of accelerator which causes subatomic particles to collide or be smashed together using electromagnets. |
| CONFIDERS | • confiders n. Plural of confider. • CONFIDER n. one who confides. |
| CONSIDERS | • considers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of consider. • CONSIDER v. to think about. |
| HAGRIDERS | • HAGRIDER n. one who hagrides. |
| JOYRIDERS | • joyriders n. Plural of joyrider. • JOYRIDER n. one who joyrides. |
| LOWRIDERS | • lowriders n. Plural of lowrider. • lowriders n. Trousers or shorts worn with the top sagging down below the wearer’s waist. • LOWRIDER n. a car having a lowered suspension. |
| MANRIDERS | • MANRIDER n. a paddy train. |
| OFFSIDERS | • offsiders n. Plural of offsider. • OFFSIDER n. (Australian) a bullock-driver's assistant. |
| OUTRIDERS | • outriders n. Plural of outrider. • OUTRIDER n. a mounted carriage attendant. |
| OUTSIDERS | • outsiders n. Plural of outsider. • outsiders n. A pair of nippers for turning a key in a keyhole from the outside. • OUTSIDER n. one who does not belong to a particular group. |
| PRESIDERS | • presiders n. Plural of presider. • PRESIDER n. one who presides. |
| PROVIDERS | • providers n. Plural of provider. • PROVIDER n. one that provides. |
| RIDERSHIP | • ridership n. (Collective) The people who ride a form of transportation. • RIDERSHIP n. being a rider. |
| SUBSIDERS | • subsiders n. Plural of subsider. • SUBSIDER n. something or someone that subsides. |
| TOPSIDERS | • topsiders n. Plural of topsider. • TOPSIDER n. one who is at the highest level of authority. |