| BOOKERS | • bookers n. Plural of booker. • BOOKER n. one who engages entertainers in advance. |
| COOKERS | • cookers n. Plural of cooker. • COOKER n. one that cooks. |
| HOOKERS | • hookers n. Plural of hooker. • HOOKER n. (offensive slang) a prostitute. |
| LOOKERS | • lookers n. Plural of looker. • Lookers prop.n. Plural of Looker. • LOOKER n. one that looks. |
| ONLOOKERS | • onlookers n. Plural of onlooker. • on-lookers n. Plural of on-looker. • ONLOOKER n. a spectator. |
| OVERLOOKERS | • overlookers n. Plural of overlooker. • OVERLOOKER n. one who overlooks. |
| PINHOOKERS | • pinhookers n. Plural of pinhooker. • PINHOOKER n. (slang) a speculator who buys up foals hoping to make a profit on them when selling them as yearlings for racing. |
| PRECOOKERS | • PRECOOKER n. a device for preparing food before cooking. |
| SCRAPBOOKERS | • scrapbookers n. Plural of scrapbooker. |
| SNOOKERS | • snookers n. Plural of snooker. • snookers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snooker. • SNOOKER v. to thwart, obstruct. |
| STOOKERS | • stookers n. Plural of stooker. • STOOKER n. one who stooks, sets up sheaves in a field. |
| UNDERLOOKERS | • underlookers n. Plural of underlooker. • UNDERLOOKER n. a mine manager's assistant, also UNDERVIEWER. |