| AUTOSAMPLERS | • autosamplers n. Plural of autosampler. |
| COUPLERS | • couplers n. Plural of coupler. • COUPLER n. someone who or something which couples or unites. |
| CRIPPLERS | • cripplers n. Plural of crippler. • CRIPPLER n. one that cripples; (slang) something astonishingly good. |
| DECOUPLERS | • decouplers n. Plural of decoupler. • DECOUPLER n. one who decouples. |
| FRAMPLERS | • FRAMPLER n. (Scott) a brawler. |
| GRAPPLERS | • grapplers n. Plural of grappler. • GRAPPLER n. one who grapples. |
| HOPPLERS | • HOPPLER n. one who hopples. |
| PEOPLERS | • peoplers n. Plural of peopler. • PEOPLER n. a settler; an inhabitant. |
| RIPPLERS | • ripplers n. Plural of rippler. • RIPPLER n. a toothed tool for cleaning waxed fibre. |
| SAMPLERS | • samplers n. Plural of sampler. • SAMPLER n. one that samples. |
| SCRUPLERS | • scruplers n. Plural of scrupler. • SCRUPLER n. one who has scruples. |
| SIMPLERS | • simplers n. Plural of simpler. • SIMPLER n. (archaic) one skilled in simples, or medicinal plants, also SIMPLIST. |
| STAPLERS | • staplers n. Plural of stapler. • STAPLER n. a stapling machine. |
| STIPPLERS | • stipplers n. Plural of stippler. • STIPPLER n. one who stipples. |
| TIPPLERS | • tipplers n. Plural of tippler. • TIPPLER n. one who tipples, drinks alcohol constantly in small quantities. |
| TRAMPLERS | • tramplers n. Plural of trampler. • TRAMPLER n. one who tramples. |
| TRIPPLERS | • TRIPPLER n. (South African) a horse that tripples, proceeds at a pace between a walk and a trot. |
| UNCOUPLERS | • uncouplers n. Plural of uncoupler. • UNCOUPLER n. a device for uncoupling. |