Formers [noun]

What a pity it is you can only have second and third formers under you!

We must accord to plants the exalted prerogative of being the exclusive and universal starch-formers in the world.

Leslie has nerve, was Lolas first remark out of the formers hearing.

There was a Senior cricket match being played and the Fifth-Formers were loath to lose one minute of that.

He shook hands gravely when Lewis introduced George, but his eyes immediately returned to the formers face.

The steam disinfectors may be fitted with thermometers, vacuum formers, steam jackets, etc.

Neither squatters nor townsfolk will admit that this view of the formers position is exactly correct.

Gluten in flour corresponds with the nitrates or flesh-formers in flesh, and abounds in hard winter wheat.

The grace and originality of the formers interpretations had aroused enthusiasm on all sides.

Henry and later Teresa (on the formers death) profited by the civil strife to increase their holdings and acquire real strength.