| BLOOPERS | • bloopers n. Plural of blooper. • BLOOPER n. a public blunder. |
| COOPERED | • coopered v. Simple past tense and past participle of cooper. • COOPER v. to make barrels. |
| INHOOPED | • inhooped v. Simple past tense and past participle of inhoop. • INHOOP v. (Shakespeare) to confine in a hoop. |
| SCOOPERS | • scoopers n. Plural of scooper. • SCOOPER n. a tool used esp. in engraving, for hollowing out portions of the surface worked. |
| SCROOPED | • scrooped v. Simple past tense and past participle of scroop. • SCROOP v. to make a harsh grating sound. |
| SNOOPERS | • snoopers n. Plural of snooper. • SNOOPER n. one who snoops. |
| STOOPERS | • stoopers n. Plural of stooper. • STOOPER n. one who stoops. |
| SWOOPERS | • swoopers n. Plural of swooper. • SWOOPER n. one who swoops. |
| TROOPERS | • troopers n. Plural of trooper. • troopers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trooper. • TROOPER n. a cavalryman. |
| UNHOOPED | • unhooped adj. Not containing hoops. • unhooped v. Simple past tense and past participle of unhoop. • UNHOOP v. to remove hoops from. |
| WHOOPEES | • whoopees v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of whoopee. • WHOOPEE n. boisterous fun, also WHOOPIE. |
| WHOOPERS | • whoopers n. Plural of whooper. • WHOOPER n. a kind of swan. |
| ZOOPERAL | • ZOOPERAL adj. relating to zoopery, experimentation on animals. |