| BATTERIES | • batteries n. Plural of battery. • BATTERY n. a device for generating an electric current. |
| BUTTERIER | • butterier adj. Comparative form of buttery: more buttery. • BUTTERY adj. containing butter. |
| BUTTERIES | • butteries n. Plural of buttery. • BUTTERY n. a wine cellar. |
| CATTERIES | • catteries n. Plural of cattery. • CATTERY n. a breeding place for cats. |
| GUTTERIER | • GUTTERY adj. marked by extreme vulgarity or indecency. |
| JITTERIER | • jitterier adj. Comparative form of jittery: more jittery. • JITTERY adj. extremely nervous. |
| LITTERIER | • LITTERY adj. covered or encumbered with litter. |
| LOTTERIES | • lotteries n. Plural of lottery. • LOTTERY n. a game of chance. |
| MATTERIER | • MATTERY adj. purulent. |
| NATTERIER | • NATTERY adj. peevish. |
| NUTTERIES | • nutteries n. Plural of nuttery. • NUTTERY n. an area of nut-trees. |
| POTTERIES | • potteries n. Plural of pottery. • Potteries prop.n. (Britain) An area in the West Midlands of England based around Stoke-on-Trent, a centre of the pottery industry. • POTTERY n. articles moulded from clay and hardened by heat. |
| RATTERIES | • ratteries n. Plural of rattery. • RATTERY n. a place where rats are abundant. |
| RETTERIES | • retteries n. Plural of rettery. • RETTERY n. a place where flax is retted. |
| TATTERIER | • TATTERY adj. ragged. |
| TOTTERIER | • totterier adj. Comparative form of tottery: more tottery. • TOTTERY adj. shaky. |