| ALLCOMERS | • allcomers n. Alternative form of all comers. • all-comers n. Alternative form of all comers. • all␣comers n. Everyone who comes to a given event. |
| BOTTOMERS | • bottomers n. Plural of bottomer. • Bottomers prop.n. Plural of Bottomer. • BOTTOMER n. a person who provides or fits bottoms (esp. for chairs). |
| CAPSOMERS | • capsomers n. Plural of capsomer. • CAPSOMER n. a protein forming a capsid, also CAPSOMERE. |
| CUSTOMERS | • customers n. Plural of customer. • CUSTOMER n. one who buys something. |
| FATHOMERS | • fathomers n. Plural of fathomer. • FATHOMER n. one who fathoms. |
| MISNOMERS | • misnomers n. Plural of misnomer. • misnomers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misnomer. • MISNOMER v. to use a misnomer. |
| NEWCOMERS | • newcomers n. Plural of newcomer. • new-comers n. Plural of new-comer. • new␣comers n. Plural of new comer. |
| OLIGOMERS | • oligomers n. Plural of oligomer. • OLIGOMER n. a type of complex chemical compound. |
| OUTHOMERS | • outhomers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outhomer. • OUTHOMER v. to surpass in hitting home runs. |
| RANSOMERS | • ransomers n. Plural of ransomer. • RANSOMER n. one who ransoms. |
| SHROOMERS | • shroomers n. Plural of shroomer. • SHROOMER n. one who takes magic mushrooms. |
| SLALOMERS | • slalomers n. Plural of slalomer. • SLALOMER n. one who slaloms. |
| SOMERSETS | • somersets n. Plural of somerset. • SOMERSET v. to make a leap in which a person turns his heels over his head and lights upon his fee, also SOMERSAULT, SUMMERSAULT, SUMMERSET. |
| TAUTOMERS | • tautomers n. Plural of tautomer. • TAUTOMER n. a type of chemical compound. |
| WELCOMERS | • welcomers n. Plural of welcomer. • WELCOMER n. one who welcomes. |