RETEARS | • retears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of retear. • RETEAR v. to tear again. |
STEARS | • stears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stear. • STEAR v. (obsolete) to steer. |
STEARSMAN | • stearsman n. Obsolete form of steersman. • STEARSMAN n. (obsolete) a steersman. |
STEARSMATE | • STEARSMATE n. one who steers, also STEERSMATE. |
STEARSMATES | • STEARSMATE n. one who steers, also STEERSMATE. |
STEARSMEN | • stearsmen n. Plural of stearsman. • STEARSMAN n. (obsolete) a steersman. |
TEARS | • tears n. Plural of tear. • tears n. Viscous streaks left on the inside of the glass when certain wines are swirled around before tasting. • tears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tear. |
TEARSHEET | • tearsheet n. A single page of some publication containing a specific advertisement, table, or article in print. • tear␣sheet n. A page torn from a periodical. • TEARSHEET n. a page in a magazine perforated to facilitate its removal. |
TEARSHEETS | • tearsheets n. Plural of tearsheet. • tear␣sheets n. Plural of tear sheet. • TEARSHEET n. a page in a magazine perforated to facilitate its removal. |
TEARSTAIN | • tearstain n. Any stain produced from tears from the eye. • TEARSTAIN n. the mark left by tears. |
TEARSTAINED | • tearstained adj. Stained with tears. • tear-stained adj. Alternative form of tearstained. • TEARSTAINED adj. marked with tears. |
TEARSTAINS | • tearstains n. Plural of tearstain. • TEARSTAIN n. the mark left by tears. |
TEARSTRIP | • tearstrip n. A strip of material designed to be torn to open a package. • TEARSTRIP n. a part of a packaging torn to open it. |
TEARSTRIPS | • tearstrips n. Plural of tearstrip. • TEARSTRIP n. a part of a packaging torn to open it. |
UPTEARS | • uptears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of uptear. • UPTEAR v. to tear out by the roots. |
WHEATEARS | • wheatears n. Plural of wheatear. • WHEATEAR n. any of several birds of the genus Oenanthe, which have black tails and conspicuous white rumps. |