| BURLERS | • burlers n. Plural of burler. • BURLER n. one who burls or dresses cloth. |
| BURLESK | • BURLESK n. a type of stage show. |
| BURLEYS | • burleys n. Plural of burley. • BURLEY v. (Australian) to scatter fish bait on water, also BERLEY. |
| CURLERS | • curlers n. Plural of curler. • CURLER n. one that curls. |
| CURLEWS | • curlews n. Plural of curlew. • CURLEW n. a wading bird of the woodcock family. |
| FURLERS | • furlers n. Plural of furler. • FURLER n. one that furls. |
| FURLESS | • furless adj. Without fur. • FURLESS adj. without fur. |
| GURLETS | • gurlets n. Plural of gurlet. • GURLET n. (French) a pickaxe with one pointed and one bladed end. |
| HURLERS | • hurlers n. Plural of hurler. • HURLER n. one who hurls. |
| HURLEYS | • hurleys n. Plural of hurley. • HURLEY n. a ball game similar to hockey, also HURLING. |
| KNURLED | • knurled v. Simple past tense and past participle of knurl. • KNURL v. to make grooves or ridges in. |
| PURLERS | • purlers n. Plural of purler. • PURLER n. a heavy fall. |
| WURLEYS | • wurleys n. Plural of wurley. • WURLEY n. (Native Australian) a nest; an aboriginal hut, also WURLIE. |