| BETROTHS | • betroths v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of betroth. • BETROTH v. to engage to marry. |
| BROTHELS | • brothels n. Plural of brothel. • BROTHEL n. a house of prostitution. |
| BROTHERS | • brothers n. Plural of brother. • brothers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of brother. • Brothers n. Plural of Brother, but may include female individuals. |
| BROTHIER | • brothier adj. Comparative form of brothy: more brothy. • BROTHY adj. like broth. |
| FROTHERS | • frothers n. Plural of frother. • FROTHER n. one who froths. |
| FROTHERY | • frothery n. Something lightweight or insubstantial; froth; drivel. • FROTHERY n. mere froth. |
| FROTHIER | • frothier adj. Comparative form of frothy: more frothy. • FROTHY adj. covered with froth. |
| FROTHILY | • frothily adv. In a frothy way. • FROTHY adv. covered with froth. |
| FROTHING | • frothing v. Present participle of froth. • frothing n. The act of something that froths. • FROTHING n. the act of making a froth. |
| PROTHYLS | • PROTHYL n. (Greek) a hypothetical source of the chemical elements, also PROTYLE, PROTYL. |
| SHOFROTH | • shofroth n. Plural of shofar. • SHOFAR n. (Hebrew) a horn blown in certain Jewish rituals, also SHOPHAR. |
| TROTHFUL | • TROTHFUL adj. faithful. |
| TROTHING | • trothing v. Present participle of troth. • TROTH v. (Shakespeare) to promise to marry, also BETROTH. |
| WROTHFUL | • wrothful adj. Alternative form of wrathful. • WROTHFUL adj. wrathful, also WROTH. |