| BIGAROONS | • bigaroons n. Plural of bigaroon. • BIGAROON n. any of several heart-shaped varieties of cherry, also BIGARREAU. |
| CROONIEST | • CROONY adj. having or being a soft singing style. |
| CROONINGS | • croonings n. Plural of crooning. • CROONING n. singing in a sentimental way. |
| GADROONED | • gadrooned adj. Adorned with gadroons. • GADROON v. to decorate with moulding bands. |
| GAMBROONS | • gambroons n. Plural of gambroon. • GAMBROON n. (Persian) a twilled cloth of worsted and cotton. |
| GODROONED | • godrooned v. Simple past tense and past participle of godroon. • GODROON v. to ornament with godroons. |
| GOMBROONS | • GOMBROON n. a type of Persian pottery. |
| MACAROONS | • macaroons n. Plural of macaroon. • MACAROON n. a sweet biscuit made with egg white and ground almonds or coconut. |
| MAROONERS | • marooners n. Plural of marooner. • Marooners n. Plural of Marooner. • MAROONER n. one who maroons. |
| MAROONING | • marooning v. Present participle of maroon. • marooning n. An act of abandoning a person in a remote, deserted place. • MAROONING n. the act of abandoning in an isolated place. |
| OCTOROONS | • octoroons n. Plural of octoroon. |
| PICAROONS | • picaroons n. Plural of picaroon. • picaroons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of picaroon. • PICAROON v. to act as a pirate. |
| PICKAROON | • pickaroon n. Archaic form of picaroon. • PICKAROON n. (Spanish) a pirate ship, also PICAROON. |
| POLTROONS | • poltroons n. Plural of poltroon. • POLTROON n. a despicable coward, also POULTROONE. |
| QUADROONS | • quadroons n. Plural of quadroon. |
| SHAGROONS | • shagroons n. Plural of shagroon. • SHAGROON n. (Irish) an early settler in New Zealand of other than British origin. |
| SPADROONS | • spadroons n. Plural of spadroon. • SPADROON n. (historical) a sword, esp. a broadsword, formerly used both to cut and thrust. |
| TENOROONS | • tenoroons n. Plural of tenoroon. • TENOROON n. an obsolete tenor bassoon. |