- smith|ers
- smith|ers «SMIHTH uhrz», noun (plural).= smithereens. (Cf. ↑smithereens)
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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ers — halv·ers; melt·ers; pli·ers; print·ers; roost·ers; scith·ers; scoot·ers; som·ers; trows·ers; tweez·ers; uck·ers; vick·ers; with·ers; stark·ers; crack·ers; od·zook·ers; smith·ers; … English syllables
smith — ad·smith; black·smith·ery; black·smith·ing; gold·smith; gold·smith·ery; gold·smith·ing; smith·am; smith·er·eens; smith·ery; smith·field; smith·ian; smith·ite; smith·son·ite; smith; gold·smith·ry; smith·ers; … English syllables
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