| BELIER | • belier n. One who or that which belies. • BELIER n. one who belies. |
| EELIER | • eelier adj. Comparative form of eely: more eely. • EELY adj. like an eel. |
| FLIERS | • fliers n. Plural of flier. • FLIER n. one that flies, also FLYER. |
| HALIER | • halier n. (Historical) The former coin of Slovakia, 100 haliers equal a koruna. • HALIER n. a former monetary unit of Slovakia. |
| HOLIER | • holier adj. Comparative form of holy: more holy; more sacred. • holier adj. Comparative form of holey: more holey; more full of holes. • HOLY adj. perfect in a moral sense. |
| INLIER | • inlier n. (Geology) An area of older rocks surrounded by younger rocks, typically formed by erosion of part of the younger rock. • inlier n. (Statistics) A value that fits a pattern, rather than being an outlier. • INLIER n. an older rock formation completely surrounded by newer strata. |
| LIERNE | • lierne n. (Architecture) A cross-shaped rib of an ogival vault. • LIERNE n. (French) a cross-rib or branch-rib in vaulting. |
| OILIER | • oilier adj. Comparative form of oily: more oily. • OILY adj. covered in oil. |
| OWLIER | • owlier adj. Comparative form of owly: more owly. • OWLY adj. owlish, like an owl. |
| PALIER | • PALY adj. somewhat pale. |
| PILIER | • PILY adj. of carpets, having a pile. |
| PLIERS | • pliers n. A pincer-like gripping tool that multiplies the strength of the user’s hand, often used for bending things. • pliers n. Plural of plier. • PLIER n. one who plies, also PLYER. |
| PULIER | • PULY adj. given to puling, whiny. |
| RELIER | • relier n. One who relies. • RELIER n. (Shakespeare) one who relies. |
| RILIER | • RILEY adj. turbid, also ROILY. |
| RULIER | • rulier adj. Comparative form of ruly: more ruly. • RULY adj. obedient, orderly. |
| UGLIER | • uglier adj. Comparative form of ugly: more ugly. • UGLY adj. not beautiful. |
| WALIER | • WALY adj. (Scots) fine, excellent. |
| WILIER | • wilier adj. Comparative form of wily: more wily. • WILY adj. crafty. |