| ASHLARS | • ashlars n. Plural of ashlar. • ASHLAR v. to build with squared stones, also ASHLER. |
| CELLARS | • cellars n. Plural of cellar. • CELLAR v. to store in an underground room. |
| COLLARS | • collars n. Plural of collar. • collars v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of collar. • Collars prop.n. Plural of Collar. |
| DOLLARS | • dollars n. Plural of dollar. • DOLLAR n. a monetary unit of the USA. |
| GOLLARS | • gollars v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gollar. • GOLLAR v. (Scots) to make a loud gurgling sound, also GOLLER. |
| GUSLARS | • guslars n. Plural of guslar. • GUSLAR n. a performer on the gusla, a one-stringed Balkan musical instrument. |
| MEDLARS | • medlars n. Plural of medlar. • MEDLAR n. a small tree related to the apple; its fruit. |
| OCULARS | • oculars n. Plural of ocular. • OCULAR n. the eyepiece of an optical instrument. |
| PEDLARS | • pedlars n. Plural of pedlar. • PEDLAR n. a person who goes about carrying small goods for sale, esp. one who goes from door to door with the goods in a pack, also PEDDER, PEDDLER, PEDLER, PETHER. |
| PILLARS | • pillars n. Plural of pillar. • Pillars prop.n. Plural of Pillar. • PILLAR v. to supply with vertical building supports. |
| POPLARS | • poplars n. Plural of poplar. • Poplars prop.n. Plural of Poplar. • POPLAR n. a genus of rapidly growing trees of the willow family. |
| SCALARS | • scalars n. Plural of scalar. • SCALAR n. a mathematical quantity possessing only magnitude. |
| SOLLARS | • sollars n. Plural of sollar. • Sollars prop.n. A surname. • SOLLAR v. (archaic) to put in a floor or garret. |
| TELLARS | • TELLAR v. to produce such a shoot, also TELLER, TILLER. |
| UVULARS | • uvulars n. Plural of uvular. • UVULAR n. a sound produced by use of the uvula. |
| VALLARS | • VALLAR n. (Latin) a Roman circular gold crown which was awarded to the first soldier who broke into the enemy's camp, also VALLARY. |