BORDERERS | • borderers n. Plural of borderer. • BORDERER n. a person who lives or was born on the border of a country. |
BROIDERER | • broiderer n. (Archaic) One who embroiders. • BROIDERER n. (archaic) one who embroiders, also EMBROIDERER. |
CORRODERS | • corroders n. Plural of corroder. • CORRODER n. something that corrodes. |
FORRARDER | • forrarder adj. (Chiefly humorous) Further forward; more advanced. • FORRARDER adj. (Scots dialect) further forward, also FORRADER. |
FORWARDER | • forwarder adj. Comparative form of forward: more forward. • forwarder n. One who, or that which, forwards something to another destination. • FORWARDER n. one who forwards. |
OVERRIDER | • overrider n. One who or that which overrides. • OVERRIDER n. either of two projecting pieces fitted to the bumper of a motor vehicle for extra protection to the bodywork. |
PREORDERS | • preorders n. Plural of preorder. • pre-orders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pre-order. • pre-orders n. Plural of pre-order. |
PRERECORD | • prerecord v. To record in advance. • pre-record v. Alternative spelling of prerecord. • PRERECORD v. to record in advance. |
RECORDERS | • recorders n. Plural of recorder. • RECORDER n. one that records. |
REDRESSOR | • redressor n. Alternative form of redresser. • REDRESSOR n. one who redresses, also REDRESSER. |
REORDERED | • reordered v. Simple past tense and past participle of reorder. • REORDER v. to put in a further order. |
RERECORDS | • rerecords v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rerecord. • re-records n. Plural of re-record. • re-records v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of re-record. |
VERDERORS | • verderors n. Plural of verderor. • VERDEROR n. an officer in charge of the royal forests in England, also VERDERER. |
WARDROBER | • wardrober n. (Historical) A member of a royal household responsible for clothing. • WARDROBER n. (historical) a household official in charge of a royal or noble wardrobe. |