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ACETIFIER [n]

ACIDIFIER [n]

AMPLIFIER [n]

ANIMALIER [n]

APPLIER, one that applies (to bring into contact with something) [n]

ARGUFIER, one that argufies (to argue stubbornly) [n]

ATELIER, a workshop or studio [n]

BALLCARRIER [n]

BANDOLIER [n]

BARRIER, an obstacle (something that obstructs) [n]

BASIFIER, one that basifies (to alkalize (to convert into an alkali)) [n]

BEAUTIFIER [n]

BELIER, one that belies (to misrepresent) [n]

BIER, a coffin stand [n]

BOMBARDIER [n]

BOULEVARDIER [n]

BOUVIER, a large dog [n]

BRASIER, brazier (one who works in brass) [n]

BRAZIER, one who works in brass [n]

BREVIERSBREVIER, a size of type [n]

BRIER, a thorny shrub [n]

BRIGADIER [n]

BULLBRIER [n]

BULLTERRIER [n]

BURIER, one that buries (to put in the ground and cover with earth) [n]

BUSTIER, a woman's undergarment [n]

CAHIER, a notebook (a book in which to write) [n]

CAPONIER, a type of defense [n]

CARABINIER [n]

CARRIER, one that carries (to convey from one place to another) [n]

CASHIER, to dismiss in disgrace [v]

CATBRIER, a thorny vine [n]

CAVALIER, to behave haughtily [v]

CERTIFIER [n]

CHANDELIER [n]

CHANSONNIER [n]

CHEVALIER [n]

CHIFFONIER [n]

CHOCOLATIER [n]

CLARIFIER [n]

CLASSIFIER [n]

CLAVIER, a keyboard instrument [n]

CLOTHIER, one who makes or sells clothing [n]

CODIFIER, one that codifies (to arrange or systematize) [n]

COLLIER, a coal miner [n]

COMPLIER, one that complies (to obey (to follow the commands or guidance of)) [n]

COPIER, one that copies (to imitate (to behave in the same way as)) [n]

COSTUMIER [n]

COTTIER, cotter (a pin or wedge used for fastening parts together) [n]

COURIER, a messenger [n]

COURTIER, one who attends a royal court [n]

COUTURIER [n]

CRIER, one that cries (to weep (to express sorrow by shedding tears)) [n]

CROSIER, a bishop's staff [n]

CROUPIER, an attendant in a casino [n]

CROZIER, crosier (a bishop's staff) [n]

CRUCIFIER [n]

CUIRASSIER [n]

CURRIER, one that curries leather [n]

DALLIER, one that dallies (to waste time) [n]

DECRIER, one that decries (to denounce (to condemn openly)) [n]

DEFIER, one that defies (to resist openly and boldly) [n]

DEHUMIDIFIER [n]

DEIFIER, one that deifies (to make a god of) [n]

DENIER, one that denies (to declare to be untrue) [n]

DENITRIFIER [n]

DESCRIER, one that descries (to discern (to perceive)) [n]

DESTRIER, a war horse [n]

DIVERSIFIER [n]

DOSSIER, a file of papers on a single subject [n]

DRIER, one that dries (to make dry (having no moisture)) [n]

EDIFIER, one that edifies (to enlighten) [n]

EMBODIER, one that embodies (to provide with a body) [n]

EMPTIER, one that empties (to remove the contents of) [n]

EMULSIFIER [n]

ENVIER, one that envies (to be envious of) [n]

ESPALIER, to furnish with a trellis [v]

FALSIFIER [n]

FANCIER, one that has a special liking for something [n]

FARRIER, one that shoes horses [n]

FINANCIER [v]

FLIER, one that flies (to move through the air) [n]

FLYTIER, a maker of fishing flies [n]

FORTIFIER [n]

FOURDRINIER [n]

FRIER, fryer (one that fries (to cook over direct heat in hot fat or oil)) [n]

FRONTIER, a border between two countries [n]

FURRIER, one that deals in furs [n]

FUSILIER, a soldier armed with a fusil [n]

GAMBIER, an extract obtained from an Asian vine [n]

GASALIER, gaselier (a gaslight chandelier) [n]

GASELIER, a gaslight chandelier [n]

GASIFIER, one that gasifies (to convert into gas) [n]

GASOLIER, gaselier (a gaslight chandelier) [n]

GENTRIFIER [n]

GLACIER, a huge mass of ice [n]

GLAZIER, one that glazes (to fit windows with glass panes) [n]

GLORIFIER [n]

GONDOLIER [n]

GRATIFIER [n]

GRAZIER, one that grazes cattle [n]

GREENBRIER [n]

GRENADIER [n]

HARQUEBUSIER [n]

HARRIER, a hunting dog [n]

HAULIER, hauler (one that hauls (to pull with force)) [n]

HIGHFLIER [n]

HOSIER, one that makes hose [n]

HOTELIER, a hotel manager [n]

HUMIDIFIER [n]

HURRIER, one that hurries (to move swiftly) [n]

IDENTIFIER [n]

INDEMNIFIER [n]

INLIER, a type of rock formation [n]

INTENSIFIER [n]

JOLLIER, one who puts others in a good humor [n]

JUSTIFIER [n]

KIER, a vat for boiling and dyeing fabrics [n]

LAMMERGEIER [n]

LANCIERSa French dance [n LANCIERS]

LAVALIER, a pendant worn on a chain around the neck [n]

LEVIER, one that levies (to impose or collect by legal authority) [n]

LIER, one that lies or reclines [n]

LIQUEFIER [n]

LIVIER, livyer (a permanent resident of Newfoundland) [n]

LUTHIER, one who makes stringed instruments [n]

MAGNIFIER [n]

MARRIER, one that marries (to enter into marriage) [n]

METIER, a vocation (the work in which a person is regularly employed) [n]

MILLIER, a unit of weight [n]

MODIFIER, one that modifies (to change in form or character) [n]

MOLLIFIER [n]

MORTIFIER [n]

MULTIPLIER [n]

MYSTIFIER [n]

NITRIFIER, one that nitrifies (to combine with nitrogen) [n]

NONCARRIER [n]

NONSKIER, one that does not ski [n]

NOTIFIER, one that notifies (to inform (to supply with information)) [n]

NULLIFIER, one that nullifies (to make useless or ineffective) [n]

OCCUPIER, one that occupies (to engage the attention or energies of) [n]

OPACIFIER [n]

OSIER, a European tree [n]

OSSIFIER, one that ossifies (to convert into bone) [n]

OUTLIER, an outlying area or portion [n]

PACIFIER, one that pacifies (to make peaceful (undisturbed; calm)) [n]

PANIER, pannier (a large basket) [n]

PANNIER, a large basket [n]

PARRIER, one that parries (to ward off a blow) [n]

PARTIER, partyer (one that parties (to attend a social gathering)) [n]

PATISSIER [n]

PEDALIER, the pedal keyboard of an organ [n]

PERSONIFIER [n]

PETRIFIER [n]

PHOTOCOPIER [n]

PIER, a structure extending from land out over water [n]

PISTOLIER [n]

PITIER, one that pities (to feel pity (sorrow aroused by another's misfortune)) [n]

PLIER, one that plies (to supply with or offer repeatedly) [n]

PONTONIER [n]

PREAMPLIFIER [n]

PREMIER, a prime minister [n]

PRETTIFIER [n]

PRIER, one that pries (to inquire impertinently into private matters) [n]

PROPHESIER [n]

PURIFIER, one that purifies (to free from impurities) [n]

PUTREFIER [n]

PUTTIER, one that putties (to fill with a type of cement) [n]

QUALIFIER, one that qualifies (to make suitable or capable) [n]

QUANTIFIER, one that quantifies (to determine the quantity of) [n]

QUARRIER, one that quarries (to dig stone from an excavation) [n]

QUARTIER, a district in a French city [n]

QUERIER, a querist (one who queries (to question)) [n]

RALLIER, one that rallies (to call together for a common purpose) [n]

RAPIER, a long, slender sword [n]

RAREFIER, one that rarefies (to make less dense) [n]

RATIFIER, one that ratifies (to approve and sanction formally) [n]

RECAMIER, a backless couch [n]

RECTIFIER [n]

REIFIER, one that reifies (to regard as real or concrete) [n]

RELIER, one that relies (to place trust or confidence) [n]

RENTIER, one that receives a fixed income [n]

REPLIER, one that replies (to answer (to say, write, or act in return)) [n]

RIBIER, a large, black grape [n]

ROTURIER, a commoner (one of the common people) [n]

SALLIER, one that sallies (to rush out suddenly) [n]

SALTIER, saltire (a heraldic design) [n]

SANCTIFIER [n]

SAPONIFIER [n]

SATISFIER [n]

SAUCIER, a chef who specializes in sauces [n]

SCARIFIER [n]

SCORIFIER [n]

SEMAINIER [n]

SHANGHAIER [n]

SHIER, a horse having a tendency to shy [n]

SIGNIFIER [n]

SIMPLIFIER [n]

SKIER, one that skis (to travel on skis (long, narrow strips of wood or metal)) [n]

SOLDIER, to perform military service [v]

SOMMELIER [n]

SPECIFIER [n]

SPIER, to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v]

SPURRIER, one that makes spurs [n]

STEADIER, one that steadies (to make steady (firm in position)) [n]

STUDIER, one that studies (to apply the mind to the acquisition of knowledge) [n]

STUPEFIER [n]

SUPERCARRIER [n]

SUPPLIER, one that supplies (to furnish with what is needed) [n]

SWEETBRIER [n]

TACKIFIER [n]

TALLIER, one that tallies (to count (list, mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total)) [n]

TARRIER, one that tarries (to delay or be slow in acting or doing) [n]

TARSIER, a nocturnal primate [n]

TERRIER, a small, active dog [n]

TERRIFIER [n]

TESTIFIER [n]

TIDIER, one that tidies (to make tidy (neat and orderly)) [n]

TIER, to arrange in tiers (rows placed one above another) [v]

TORCHIER, torchere (a type of electric lamp) [n]

TRIER, one that tries (to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish)) [n]

TWIER, tuyere (a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace) [n]

TYPIFIER, one that typifies (to serve as a typical example of) [n]

UGLIFIER, one that uglifies (to make ugly (displeasing to the sight)) [n]

UNIFIER, one that unifies (to make into a coherent whole) [n]

VARIER, one that varies (to become or make different) [n]

VERIFIER, one that verifies (to prove to be true) [n]

VERNIER, an auxiliary scale used with a main scale to obtain fine measurements [n]

VERSIFIER [n]

VIER, one that vies (to strive for superiority) [n]

VILIFIER, one that vilifies (to defame (to attack the good name of)) [n]

VIVIFIER, one that vivifies (to give life to) [n]

VIZIER, a high official in some Muslim countries [n]

WORRIER, one that worries (to feel anxious and uneasy about something) [n]