| ADORNERS | • adorners n. Plural of adorner. • ADORNER n. one who adorns. |
| CHURNERS | • churners n. Plural of churner. • CHURNER n. a person who or machine which churns. |
| CORNERED | • cornered v. Simple past tense and past participle of corner. • CORNER v. to gain control of. |
| DEHORNER | • dehorner n. (Also in plural form) A device for cutting the horns off an animal’s head. • DEHORNER n. an implement for removing the horns from cattle. |
| GARNERED | • garnered v. Simple past tense and past participle of garner. • GARNER v. to gather and store. |
| LEARNERS | • learners n. Plural of learner. • LEARNER n. one that learns. |
| MODERNER | • moderner adj. Comparative form of modern: more modern. • moderner n. Somebody who lives in the modern age. • MODERN adj. pertaining to the present time. |
| MOURNERS | • mourners n. Plural of mourner. • MOURNER n. one that mourns. |
| ORNERIER | • ornerier adj. Comparative form of ornery: more ornery. • ORNERY adj. stubborn and mean spirited. |
| RETURNER | • returner n. One who returns from another place. • returner n. One who returns something, such as defective goods. • returner n. (American football) A player who runs back a ball which has been punted or kicked. |
| SCORNERS | • scorners n. Plural of scorner. • SCORNER n. one who scorns. |
| SPURNERS | • spurners n. Plural of spurner. • SPURNER n. one who spurns. |
| SUBORNER | • suborner n. One who suborns. • SUBORNER n. one who suborns. |
| TAVERNER | • taverner n. (Archaic) Someone who owns or runs a tavern. • TAVERNER n. one who runs a tavern. |
| YEARNERS | • yearners n. Plural of yearner. • YEARNER n. one who yearns. |