| INFERRED | • inferred v. Simple past tense and past participle of infer. • INFER v. to reach or derive by reasoning.
 | 
| INFERRER | • inferrer n. One who infers. • INFERRER n. one who infers.
 | 
| CONFERRED | • conferred v. Simple past tense and past participle of confer. • CONFER v. to bestow.
 | 
| CONFERREE | • conferree n. Alternative form of conferee (“person on whom something is conferred”). • CONFERREE n. one who takes part in a conference.
 | 
| CONFERRER | • conferrer n. A person who confers or bestows something. • CONFERRER n. one who confers.
 | 
| INFERRERS | • inferrers n. Plural of inferrer. • INFERRER n. one who infers.
 | 
| COINFERRED | • COINFER v. to infer jointly. | 
| CONFERREES | • conferrees n. Plural of conferree. • CONFERREE n. one who takes part in a conference.
 | 
| CONFERRERS | • conferrers n. Plural of conferrer. • CONFERRER n. one who confers.
 | 
| CONFERRENCE | • conferrence n. Archaic form of conference. • CONFERRENCE n. the act of conferring.
 | 
| MISINFERRED | • misinferred v. Simple past tense and past participle of misinfer. • MISINFER v. to infer wrongly.
 | 
| RECONFERRED | • reconferred v. Simple past tense and past participle of reconfer. • RECONFER v. to confer again.
 | 
| CONFERRENCES | • conferrences n. Plural of conferrence. • CONFERRENCE n. the act of conferring.
 |