| ANNULARS | • ANNULAR n. the ring finger. | 
| AXILLARS | • axillars n. Plural of axillar. • AXILLAR n. a feather on the undersurface of a bird's wing, also AXILLARY. | 
| BURGLARS | • burglars n. Plural of burglar. • BURGLAR v. to enter a building to steal. | 
| ESCOLARS | • escolars n. Plural of escolar. • ESCOLAR n. (Spanish) an Atlantic fish of spectacled appearance. | 
| INSULARS | • insulars n. Plural of insular. • INSULAR n. a native or inhabitant of an island. | 
| JUGULARS | • jugulars n. (Rare) plural of jugular. • JUGULAR n. a vein in the neck. | 
| MODULARS | • MODULAR n. a thing composed of modules. | 
| POPULARS | • populars n. Plural of popular. • POPULAR n. something popular. | 
| REGULARS | • regulars n. Plural of regular. • REGULAR n. a habitual customer. | 
| SCHOLARS | • scholars n. Plural of scholar. • SCHOLAR n. a learned person. | 
| SECULARS | • seculars n. Plural of secular. • Seculars prop.n. Plural of Secular. • SECULAR n. a layman; a clergyman not bound by monastic rules. | 
| SIMULARS | • simulars n. Plural of simular. • SIMULAR n. one that simulates, a dissembler. | 
| TEMPLARS | • templars n. Plural of templar. • Templars n. Plural of Templar. • TEMPLAR n. a student of lawyer, living or with chambers, in the Temple, London. | 
| TITULARS | • titulars n. Plural of titular. • TITULAR n. one who has a title, or enjoys a title without possessing the office. | 
| TUBULARS | • tubulars n. (Cycling) Bicycle tires with the inner tube permanently stitched inside the casing. • TUBULAR n. a completely enclosed bicycle tire. | 
| TUTELARS | • tutelars n. Plural of tutelar. • TUTELAR n. one who has the power to protect, also TUTELARY. |