| CONSTERS | • consters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of conster. • CONSTER v. (archaic) to construe. |
| FUNSTERS | • funsters n. Plural of funster. • FUNSTER n. a prankster; a person who causes merriment. |
| MINSTERS | • minsters n. Plural of minster. • MINSTER n. a large church or cathedral. |
| MONSTERS | • monsters n. Plural of monster. • monsters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of monster. • MONSTER n. an extraordinary grotesque or gigantic animal. |
| MUNSTERS | • MUNSTER n. a semisoft cow's milk cheese from Munster in France, also MUENSTER. |
| PENSTERS | • pensters n. Plural of penster. • PENSTER n. a writer. |
| PUNSTERS | • punsters n. Plural of punster. • PUNSTER n. one who makes puns, also PUNNER. |
| MUENSTERS | • muensters n. Plural of muenster. • MUENSTER n. a semisoft cow's milk cheese from Munster in France, also MUNSTER. |
| SPINSTERS | • spinsters n. Plural of spinster. • SPINSTER n. an older unmarried woman. |
| BEMONSTERS | • bemonsters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bemonster. • BEMONSTER v. (archaic) to make monstrous or like a monster. |
| MISCONSTERS | • misconsters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misconster. • MISCONSTER v. (obsolete) to misconstrue. |
| SPINSTERSHIP | • spinstership n. The state of being a spinster. • SPINSTERSHIP n. the state of being a spinster, also SPINSTERDOM, SPINSTERHOOD. |
| SPINSTERSHIPS | • SPINSTERSHIP n. the state of being a spinster, also SPINSTERDOM, SPINSTERHOOD. |