| SPIER | • spier n. (Rare) One who spies; a spy. • Spier prop.n. A surname. • SPIER v. (Scots) to ask, also SPEER, SPEIR. |
| ESPIER | • espier n. One who espies. • ESPIER n. someone who espies. |
| SPIERS | • spiers n. Plural of spier. • Spiers prop.n. A surname. • SPIER v. (Scots) to ask, also SPEER, SPEIR. |
| CUSPIER | • cuspier adj. Comparative form of cuspy: more cuspy. • CUSPY adj. of a computer program, well written and easy to use. |
| ESPIERS | • espiers n. Plural of espier. • ESPIER n. someone who espies. |
| GASPIER | • gaspier adj. Comparative form of gaspy: more gaspy. • GASPY adj. gasping. |
| RASPIER | • raspier adj. Comparative form of raspy: more raspy. • RASPY adj. rough. |
| SPIERED | • SPIER v. (Scots) to ask, also SPEER, SPEIR. |
| WASPIER | • waspier adj. Comparative form of waspy: more waspy. • WASPier adj. Comparative form of WASPy: more WASPy. • WASPY adj. like a wasp, waspish. |
| WISPIER | • wispier adj. Comparative form of wispy: more wispy. • WISPY adj. like a wisp, also WISPISH, WISPLIKE. |
| CRISPIER | • crispier adj. Comparative form of crispy: more crispy. • CRISPY adj. crisp in texture. |
| SPIERING | • Spiering prop.n. A surname. • SPIER v. (Scots) to ask, also SPEER, SPEIR. |
| TRANSPIERCE | • transpierce v. (Transitive) To pierce through; to pass through. • TRANSPIERCE v. to pierce through. |
| TRANSPIERCED | • transpierced v. Simple past tense and past participle of transpierce. • TRANSPIERCE v. to pierce through. |
| TRANSPIERCES | • transpierces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transpierce. • TRANSPIERCE v. to pierce through. |
| TRANSPIERCING | • transpiercing v. Present participle of transpierce. • TRANSPIERCE v. to pierce through. |