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cabalettas
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CABALETTA, (Italian)...
cabalistic
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relating to the caba...
caballeros
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CABALLERO, (Spanish)...
cabbalisms
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23
CABBALISM, a sect ba...
cabbalists
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20
CABBALIST, one who p...
cabdrivers
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CABDRIVER, one who d...
cabinmates
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20
CABINMATE, one who s...
cablecasts
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20
CABLECAST [n]
cablegrams
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22
CABLEGRAM, a message...
cabriolets
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17
CABRIOLET, (French)...
cacafuegos
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22
CACAFUEGO, (Spanish)...
cacciatora
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19
(Italian) of meat, c...
cacciatore
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19
(Italian) of meat, c...
cachaemias
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21
CACHAEMIA, (archaic)...
cachinnate
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20
to laugh loudly or i...
cacholongs
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22
CACHOLONG, (French)...
caciquisms
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29
CACIQUISM, governmen...
cacodaemon
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(Greek) an evil spir...
cacodemons
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21
CACODEMON, (Greek) a...
cacodoxies
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24
CACODOXY, incorrect...
cacogenics
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22
the study of racial...
cacography
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25
bad handwriting (the...
cacologies
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19
CACOLOGY, a bad choi...
cacomistle
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20
(Nahuatl) a North Am...
cacomixles
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27
CACOMIXLE, a North A...
caconymies
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CACONYMY, the state...
cacophonic
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25
of or like a cacopho...
cacotopian
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of or like a cacotop...
cacotopias
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19
CACOTOPIA, a state i...
cacotrophy
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bad or inadequate di...
cactaceous
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20
belonging to, or lik...
cacuminals
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CACUMINAL, a sound s...
cacuminous
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with pointed or pyra...
cadaverine
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19
a deadly ptomaine [n...
cadaverous
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19
resembling a corpse,...
caddisworm
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21
the larva of the cad...
cadetships
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19
CADETSHIP, the posit...
caducities
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18
CADUCITY, the qualit...
caecilians
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18
CAECILIAN, a tropica...
caecitises
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CAECITIS, a caecum i...
caesareans
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CAESAREAN, an operat...
caesarians
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14
CAESARIAN, an operat...
caesarisms
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CAESARISM, imperiali...
caespitose
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16
growing in clusters...
cafeterias
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16
CAFETERIA, a restaur...
cafetieres
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16
CAFETIERE, (French)...
cafetorium
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20
a large room designe...
caffeinism
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23
an unhealthy conditi...
caginesses
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16
CAGINESS, the qualit...
cagmagging
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CAGMAG, to chat idly...
cagynesses
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18
CAGYNESS, the qualit...
cailleachs
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20
CAILLEACH, (Gaelic)...
cailliachs
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20
CAILLIACH, (Gaelic)...
cairngorms
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19
CAIRNGORM, (Gaelic)...
cajolement
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the act of cajoling;...
cajoleries
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CAJOLERY, persuasion...
cajolingly
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CAJOLING [adv]
cakewalked
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CAKEWALK, to step st...
cakewalker
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one who does the cak...
cakinesses
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18
CAKINESS, the state...
calabashes
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CALABASH, a variety...
calabooses
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17
CALABOOSE, (Spanish)...
calabreses
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17
CALABRESE, (Italian)...
calamancos
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21
CALAMANCO, a glossy...
calamander
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19
a hard valuable wood...
calamaries
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17
CALAMARY, any of var...
calamining
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21
CALAMINE, to apply a...
calamities
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17
CALAMITY, a grievous...
calamitous
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18
disastrous [adj CALA...
calamondin
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(Tagalog) a small ci...
calandrias
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16
CALANDRIA, (Spanish)...
calavances
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CALAVANCE, a kind of...
calaverite
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18
a metallic pale yell...
calcareous
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chalky; of or contai...
calceating
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20
CALCEATE, to shoe [v...
calcedonio
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19
a type of Venetian c...
calceiform
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23
slipper-shaped [adj]
calceolate
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slipper-shaped [adj]
calcicoles
28
21
CALCICOLE, a plant t...
calciferol
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21
vitamin D2 [n -S]
calcifugal
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like a calcifuge, a...
calcifuges
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CALCIFUGE, a plant t...
calcifying
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25
CALCIFY, to convert...
calcimined
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CALCIMINE, to whitew...
calcimines
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CALCIMINE, to whitew...
calcinable
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that may be calcined...
calcinoses
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CALCINOSIS, the abno...
calcinosis
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the abnormal deposit...
calcitonin
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a hormone secreted b...
calcsinter
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a pale limestone dep...
calculable
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that can be calculat...
calculably
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CALCULABLE, that can...
calculated
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CALCULATE, to count...
calculates
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CALCULATE, to count...
calculator
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one that calculates...
calculuses
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CALCULUS, a branch o...
calefactor
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a heater; one who, o...
calembours
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21
CALEMBOUR, (French)...
calendared
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CALENDAR, to schedul...
calendarer
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one who makes a cale...
calendered
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CALENDER, to smooth...
calenderer
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one who makes a cale...
calendrers
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CALENDRER, a person...
calendries
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CALENDRY, a place wh...
calendulas
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CALENDULA, (Latin) a...
calentures
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CALENTURE, (historic...
calescence
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an increase in heat...
calfdozers
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CALFDOZER, a small b...
caliatours
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CALIATOUR, an old te...
calibrated
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CALIBRATE, to determ...
calibrater
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one who calibrates,...
calibrates
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CALIBRATE, to determ...
calibrator
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one who calibrates,...
calidities
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15
CALIDITY, the state...
caliginous
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(archaic) dark, shad...
calimochos
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CALIMOCHO, a cocktai...
calipashes
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CALIPASH, a part of...
calipering
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CALIPER, to measure...
caliphates
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19
CALIPHATE, (Arabic)...
callboards
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CALLBOARD, a noticeb...
calliature
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an old term for a tr...
calligrams
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CALLIGRAM, a design...
calliopsis
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a genus of herbaceou...
callipered
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CALLIPER, to measure...
callithump
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a noisy, boisterous...
callousing
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CALLOUS, to make or...
callowness
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the state of being c...
calmatives
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CALMATIVE, a drug ha...
calmnesses
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CALMNESS, the state...
calmodulin
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a protein found in p...
calmstanes
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CALMSTANE, a white a...
calmstones
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CALMSTONE, (Scots) a...
caloricity
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a faculty in animals...
calorifier
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an apparatus for hea...
calorising
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17
CALORISE, to coat st...
calorizing
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CALORIZE, to coat st...
calotypist
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one who works with c...
calumniate
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to slander; misrepre...
calumnious
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containing or implyi...
calumnying
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CALUMNY, to utter fa...
calvadoses
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CALVADOS, a dry appl...
calvariums
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CALVARIUM, the dome...
calyciform
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having the form or a...
calyculate
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having a calyculus,...
calypteras
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CALYPTERA, a hood or...
calyptrate
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capped or hooded [ad...
camanachds
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CAMANACHD, (Gaelic)...
camarillas
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CAMARILLA, (Spanish)...
camberings
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CAMBERING, a type of...
camcorders
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CAMCORDER, a portabl...
camcording
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CAMCORD, to videotap...
camelbacks
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CAMELBACK, an inferi...
camelhairs
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CAMELHAIR, a materia...
camelopard
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(obsolete) a giraffe...
cameration
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a vaulting or archin...
camerawork
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skilful use of a cam...
camerlengo
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(Italian) the papal...
camerlingo
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(Italian) the papal...
camiknicks
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a woman's undergarme...
camisadoes
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CAMISADO, an attack...
camorrista
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a member of a camorr...
camorristi
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CAMORRISTA, a member...
camorrists
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CAMORRIST, a member...
camouflage
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to conceal or disgui...
camouflets
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CAMOUFLET, (French)...
camoufleur
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(French) a person or...
campaigned
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CAMPAIGN, to conduct...
campaigner
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one who campaigns [n...
campaneros
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CAMPANERO, (Spanish)...
campaniles
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CAMPANILE, (Italian)...
campanists
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CAMPANIST, a person...
campanular
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relating to plants o...
campanulas
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CAMPANULA, (Latin) a...
campcrafts
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CAMPCRAFT, knowledge...
campeadors
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CAMPEADOR, (Spanish)...
campesinos
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CAMPESINO, (Spanish)...
campestral
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of or pertaining to...
campground
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the area or place (a...
camphorate
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to impregnate or tre...
campimetry
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a technique for asse...
campnesses
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20
CAMPNESS, extravagan...
campodeids
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CAMPODEID, a primiti...
campshirts
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CAMPSHIRT, a short-s...
campstools
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20
CAMPSTOOL, a small c...
camsteerie
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16
(Scots) perverse, un...
camwhoring
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24
CAMWHORE, to perform...
canalboats
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CANALBOAT, a boat us...
canaliculi
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CANALICULUS, a small...
canalising
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CANALISE, to dig an...
canalizing
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CANALIZE, to dig an...
cancelable
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that can be cancelle...
cancelbots
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CANCELBOT, a compute...
canceleers
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CANCELEER, (Scott) t...
canceliers
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CANCELIER, to make s...
cancellate
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consisting of a netw...
cancellers
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CANCELLER, one who c...
cancelling
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CANCEL, to cause not...
cancellous
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of bone, having a po...
cancerated
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CANCERATE, to grow i...
cancerates
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CANCERATE, to grow i...
cancionero
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(Spanish) a collecti...
cancriform
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shaped like a crab [...
cancrizans
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of a canon, having t...
candelabra
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19
a candleholder [n -S...
candelilla
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18
(Spanish) a Mexican...
candescent
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glowing, white-hot,...
candidates
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CANDIDATE, a person...
candidness
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the state of being c...
candlefish
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a marine fish, allie...
candlenuts
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CANDLENUT, the oil-y...
candlepins
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CANDLEPIN, a slender...
candlewick
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a soft cotton tufted...
candlewood
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the wood of various...
candyfloss
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a fluffy ball of spu...
candygrams
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CANDYGRAM, a message...
candytufts
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21
CANDYTUFT, a crucife...
canebrakes
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CANEBRAKE, a thicket...
canefruits
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CANEFRUIT, fruit bor...
canephoras
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CANEPHORA, (Greek) a...
canephores
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CANEPHORE, (Greek) a...
canephorus
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(Greek) a sculpted f...
canescence
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21
greyness, hoariness...
caninities
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CANINITY, the state...
canistered
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CANISTER, to put in...
cankeredly
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CANKERED [adv]
cankerworm
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a larva that feeds o...
cannabinol
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a crystalline phenol...
cannabises
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18
CANNABIS, hemp; a na...
cannellini
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18
(Italian) the white...
cannelloni
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(Italian) a kind of...
cannelures
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17
CANNELURE, (French)...
cannibally
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(Shakespeare) in the...
cannisters
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CANNISTER, a small c...
cannonaded
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CANNONADE, to attack...
cannonades
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CANNONADE, to attack...
cannonball
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a ball to be shot fr...
cannoneers
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CANNONEER, a soldier...
cannoniers
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CANNONIER, a soldier...
cannonries
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CANNONRY, artillery...
cannulated
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CANNULATE, to insert...
cannulates
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CANNULATE, to insert...
canoewoods
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CANOEWOOD, another n...
canonesses
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CANONESS, a woman li...
canonicals
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the official dress o...
canonicate
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the rank or office o...
canonicity
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the state of being c...
canonisers
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CANONISER, one who c...
canonising
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CANONISE, to declare...
canonistic
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of or pertaining to...
canonizers
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CANONIZER, one who c...
canonizing
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CANONIZE, to declare...
canoodlers
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CANOODLER, one who c...
canoodling
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19
CANOODLE, to kiss an...
canophilia
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the love of dogs, al...
canophobia
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a morbid fear of dog...
canorously
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18
CANOROUS, musical, r...
cantabanks
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CANTABANK, (Italian)...
cantabiles
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18
CANTABILE, a cantabi...
cantaloupe
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(Italian) a small mu...
cantaloups
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19
CANTALOUP, (Italian)...
cantatrice
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(Italian) a female s...
cantatrici
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17
CANTATRICE, (Italian...
canterbury
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a stand with divisio...
cantharids
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17
CANTHARID, a beetle...
canticoing
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20
CANTICO, to dance as...
canticoyed
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20
CANTICOY, to dance a...
cantilenas
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16
CANTILENA, (Italian)...
cantilever
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19
a kind of bridge [n...
cantillate
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16
to chant or intone,...
cantonised
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CANTONISE, to divide...
cantonises
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CANTONISE, to divide...
cantonized
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CANTONIZE, to divide...
cantonizes
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CANTONIZE, to divide...
cantonment
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19
a small military tow...
canulating
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19
CANULATE, to insert...
canulation
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17
the process of inser...
canvasback
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a species of duck, s...
canvaslike
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like canvas [adj]
canvassers
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CANVASSER, one who g...
canvassing
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21
the act of going fro...
canyoneers
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17
CANYONEER, a canyon...
canyonings
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20
CANYONING, the sport...
canzonetta
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24
(Italian) a short ca...
canzonette
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24
CANZONETTA, (Italian...
caoutchouc
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23
(Quechua) unvulcaniz...
capability
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the state of being c...
capacitate
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19
to make or render ca...
capacities
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19
CAPACITY, the abilit...
capacitive
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relating to capacita...
capacitors
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19
CAPACITOR, an electr...
caparisons
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17
CAPARISON, to adorn...
capellines
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19
CAPELLINE, a small i...
caperingly
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CAPERING [adv]
capernoity
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19
(Scots) the head, no...
capillaire
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(French) a syrup, an...
capillitia
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18
CAPILLITIUM, a mass...
capitalise
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to write or print wi...
capitalism
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the economic system...
capitalist
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a person who has cap...
capitalize
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to write or print wi...
capitation
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a uniform tax assess...
capitative
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relating to capitati...
capitellum
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the capitulum of the...
capitolian
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of or pertaining to...
capitoline
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of or pertaining to...
capitulant
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a person who capitul...
capitulars
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18
CAPITULAR, a statute...
capitulary
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a collection of ordi...
capitulate
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to yield, accept ter...
capnomancy
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divination by means...
capocchias
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24
CAPOCCHIA, (Shakespe...
capodastro
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(Italian) a moveable...
caponieres
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17
CAPONIERE, (French)...
caponising
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CAPONISE, to castrat...
caponizing
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CAPONIZE, to castrat...
capotastos
21
16
CAPOTASTO, (Italian)...
cappuccini
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27
CAPPUCCINO, (Italian...
cappuccino
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(Italian) black coff...
capreolate
21
17
having or resembling...
capriccios
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CAPRICCIO, a free fo...
capricious
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subject to whim; imp...
caprifoils
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20
CAPRIFOIL, (Spenser)...
caprifoles
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20
CAPRIFOLE, honeysuck...
caprifying
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CAPRIFY, to cultivat...
caprioling
24
20
CAPRIOLE, to make su...
caprylates
29
19
CAPRYLATE, a salt of...
capsaicins
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20
CAPSAICIN, a cyclic...
capsizable
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that can be capsized...
capsomeres
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CAPSOMERE, any of th...
capsulated
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contained in or made...
capsulised
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19
CAPSULISE, to conden...
capsulises
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CAPSULISE, to conden...
capsulized
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CAPSULIZE, to conden...
capsulizes
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CAPSULIZE, to conden...
captaining
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20
CAPTAIN, to lead or...
captioning
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20
CAPTION, to provide...
captiously
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CAPTIOUS, tending to...
captivance
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(Spenser) captivity,...
captivated
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CAPTIVATE, to charm,...
captivates
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CAPTIVATE, to charm,...
captivator
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one who captivates [...
captoprils
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20
CAPTOPRIL, an antihy...
carabineer
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a soldier armed with...
carabinero
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17
a member of the Span...
carabiners
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17
CARABINER, (German)...
carabinier
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17
a soldier armed with...
caracolers
23
17
CARACOLER, one who c...
caracoling
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20
CARACOLE, to perform...
caracolled
24
19
CARACOL, to perform...
carageenan
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17
a colloid prepared f...
carambolas
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20
CARAMBOLA, (Portugue...
caramboled
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21
CARAMBOLE, (French)...
caramboles
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20
CARAMBOLE [n]
caramelise
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to turn into caramel...
caramelize
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to turn into caramel...
caramelled
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19
CARAMEL [v]
carangoids
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17
CARANGOID, any spiny...
carapacial
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20
of or like a carapac...
caravances
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CARAVANCE, a kind of...
caravaneer
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the leader of a cara...
caravaners
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18
CARAVANER, one who t...
caravaning
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CARAVAN, to travel i...
caravanned
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CARAVAN, to travel i...
caravanner
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one who travels by c...
caravelles
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19
CARAVELLE, a small l...
carbachols
28
22
CARBACHOL, a synthet...
carbamates
22
19
CARBAMATE, a salt or...
carbamides
23
20
CARBAMIDE, the techn...
carbamoyls
30
22
CARBAMOYL, a radical...
carbanions
20
18
CARBANION, an ion ca...
carbazoles
25
26
CARBAZOLE, a chemica...
carbineers
21
17
CARBINEER, a soldier...
carbiniers
22
17
CARBINIER, a soldier...
carbolated
22
18
containing carbolic...
carbolised
23
18
CARBOLISE, to treat...
carbolises
23
17
CARBOLISE, to treat...
carbolized
26
27
CARBOLIZE, to treat...
carbolizes
26
26
CARBOLIZE, to treat...
carbonades
20
18
CARBONADE, (Spanish)...
carbonados
20
18
CARBONADO [n]
carbonaras
20
17
CARBONARA, (Italian)...
carbonated
20
18
CARBONATE, to combin...
carbonates
20
17
CARBONATE, to combin...
carbonette
20
17
a ball of compressed...
carbonised
21
18
CARBONISE, to turn i...
carboniser
21
17
an agent that carbon...
carbonises
21
17
CARBONISE, to turn i...
carboniums
23
21
CARBONIUM, a type of...
carbonized
24
27
CARBONIZE, to turn i...
carbonizer
24
26
an agent that carbon...
carbonizes
24
26
CARBONIZE, to turn i...
carbonless
22
18
without carbon [adj]
carbonnade
19
19
(Spanish) flesh, fow...
carbonylic
32
23
relating to carbonyl...
carborexic
31
26
a person who is rega...
carboxylic
39
29
relating to carboxyl...
carbuncled
26
23
having carbuncles [a...
carbuncles
26
22
CARBUNCLE, a fiery-r...
carburated
22
18
CARBURATE, to combin...
carburates
22
17
CARBURATE, to combin...
carbureted
22
18
CARBURET, to combine...
carbureter
22
17
an apparatus for cha...
carburetor
22
17
an apparatus for cha...
carburised
23
18
CARBURISE, to combin...
carburises
23
17
CARBURISE, to combin...
carburized
26
27
CARBURIZE, to combin...
carburizes
26
26
CARBURIZE, to combin...
carcassing
24
19
CARCASS, to put a fr...
carcinogen
22
20
an agent causing can...
carcinoids
23
18
CARCINOID, a benign...
carcinomas
23
20
CARCINOMA, (Greek) a...
carcinoses
22
17
CARCINOSIS, the spre...
carcinosis
23
17
the spread of cancer...
cardamines
20
18
CARDAMINE, (Greek) a...
cardboards
22
18
CARDBOARD, a thin, s...
cardboardy
28
20
like cardboard [adj]
cardcastle
24
18
a tower built with p...
cardholder
23
18
one who possesses a...
cardialgia
22
17
heartburn, also CARD...
cardialgic
26
20
relating to cardialg...
cardiganed
20
18
wearing a cardigan [...
cardinally
28
19
CARDINAL [adv]
cardiogram
22
19
a tracing obtained f...
cardiology
28
19
the study of the hea...
carditises
21
14
CARDITIS, inflammati...
cardophagi
25
21
CARDOPHAGUS, (obsole...
cardphones
23
20
CARDPHONE, a public...
cardplayer
29
20
one who plays cards...
cardsharps
25
19
CARDSHARP, one who e...
careenages
18
16
CAREENAGE, a place w...
careerisms
21
16
CAREERISM, intentnes...
careerists
20
13
CAREERIST, one inten...
carefuller
24
19
CAREFUL, cautious [a...
caregivers
23
19
CAREGIVER, one who l...
caregiving
24
22
the act of giving ca...
carelessly
28
17
CARELESS, inattentiv...
caressings
21
16
CARESSING, the act o...
caretakers
20
17
CARETAKER, someone p...
caretaking
21
20
acting as caretaker...
careworker
23
20
one whose job involv...
carfuffled
28
25
CARFUFFLE, to make a...
carfuffles
28
24
CARFUFFLE, to make a...
carhopping
27
24
CARHOP, to work as a...
caricatura
23
17
(Italian) a caricatu...
caricature
23
17
to make or draw a ca...
carilloned
21
17
CARILLON, to play a...
cariogenic
23
19
causing dental cavit...
carjackers
26
29
CARJACKER, one who s...
carjacking
27
32
the theft of a car a...
carmagnole
21
20
(French) a popular s...
carmelites
22
17
CARMELITE, a fine wo...
carnahubas
23
20
CARNAHUBA, (Tupi) a...
carnalised
20
16
CARNALISE, to sensua...
carnalises
20
15
CARNALISE, to sensua...
carnalisms
22
18
CARNALISM, the state...
carnalists
21
15
CARNALIST, a sensual...
carnalized
23
25
CARNALIZE, to sensua...
carnalizes
23
24
CARNALIZE, to sensua...
carnalling
22
19
CARNAL, to act carna...
carnallite
21
16
a hydrous chloride o...
carnarolis
20
15
CARNAROLI, (Italian)...
carnassial
20
15
adapted for tearing...
carnations
18
15
CARNATION, a double-...
carnelians
19
16
CARNELIAN, a dull re...
carnifexes
27
24
CARNIFEX, an executi...
carnifying
29
22
CARNIFY, to form fle...
carnitines
19
15
CARNITINE, a betaine...
carnivores
21
18
CARNIVORE, an animal...
carnosaurs
19
15
CARNOSAUR, a meat-ea...
carnotites
19
14
CARNOTITE, a yellow...
carollings
23
18
CAROLLING, singing c...
caromelled
22
19
CAROMEL, to coat wit...
carotenoid
18
15
any of a group of pi...
carotinoid
19
15
any of a group of pi...
carousings
21
17
CAROUSING, the act o...
carpaccios
28
22
CARPACCIO, (Italian)...
carpellary
30
20
belonging to, formin...
carpellate
23
18
a flower containing...
carpenters
21
17
CARPENTER, to constr...
carpetbags
25
21
CARPETBAG, a travell...
carpetings
23
19
CARPETING [n]
carpetweed
24
20
a North American mat...
carphology
32
23
fitful plucking move...
carpogonia
21
19
CARPOGONIUM, an egg-...
carpoolers
22
17
CARPOOLER, one who s...
carpooling
23
20
the sharing of cars...
carpophore
25
21
a slender prolongati...
carpospore
23
19
a kind of spore form...
carrageens
19
16
CARRAGEEN, a kind of...
carragheen
21
18
(Irish) a kind of da...
carrefours
22
17
CARREFOUR, (French)...
carritches
26
18
CARRITCH, (Scots) a...
carronades
18
15
CARRONADE, (historic...
carrotiest
20
13
CARROTY, like or tas...
carrottops
22
16
CARROTTOP, (colloqui...
carrousels
21
15
CARROUSEL, a merry-g...
carrybacks
33
25
CARRYBACK, in accoun...
carryovers
28
19
CARRYOVER, in accoun...
carrytales
27
16
CARRYTALE, (Shakespe...
carsharing
23
18
the act of sharing a...
cartelised
21
15
CARTELISE, to make i...
cartelises
21
14
CARTELISE, to make i...
cartelisms
23
17
CARTELISM, the syste...
cartelists
22
14
CARTELIST, a member...
cartelized
24
24
CARTELIZE, to make i...
cartelizes
24
23
CARTELIZE, to make i...
carthamine
22
19
a dye obtained from...
carthorses
22
15
CARTHORSE, a horse u...
cartilages
22
16
CARTILAGE, gristle,...
cartograms
22
18
CARTOGRAM, a map wit...
cartomancy
29
22
divination by the us...
cartonages
19
16
CARTONAGE, (French)...
cartonnage
18
17
(French) papyrus or...
cartoonier
18
14
CARTOONY, resembling...
cartooning
19
17
the making of cartoo...
cartoonish
21
16
like a cartoon [adj...
cartoonist
19
14
one who draws cartoo...
cartophile
25
19
a lover of maps [n -...
cartophily
32
21
the hobby of collect...
cartoppers
24
19
CARTOPPER, something...
cartouches
25
19
CARTOUCH, (French) i...
cartridges
22
16
CARTRIDGE, a case co...
cartwheels
26
19
CARTWHEEL, to turn a...
cartwright
28
20
a maker of carts [n...
caruncular
24
20
having a caruncle, a...
carvacrols
26
21
CARVACROL, a thick o...
caryatidal
27
17
of or like a caryati...
caryatides
26
16
CARYATID, a draped f...
caryatidic
30
19
of or like a caryati...
cascaduras
23
18
CASCADURA, a type of...
cascarilla
25
18
(Spanish) a euphorbi...
caseations
18
14
CASEATION, a degener...
casebearer
20
16
an insect larva that...
caseinates
18
14
CASEINATE, a compoun...
caseinogen
18
17
the principal protei...
casemakers
21
20
CASEMAKER, a person...
casemented
19
18
having casements [ad...
casevacing
25
23
CASEVAC, to evacuate...
caseworker
23
20
one who works on a p...
cashierers
22
15
CASHIERER, one who c...
cashiering
23
18
the act of dismissin...
cashpoints
24
19
CASHPOINT, (tradenam...
casinghead
22
19
in mineral extractio...
caskstands
21
19
CASKSTAND, a stand f...
cassareeps
21
16
CASSAREEP, (Tupi) th...
cassations
19
14
CASSATION, annulment...
casseroled
20
15
CASSEROLE, to make a...
casseroles
20
14
CASSEROLE, to make a...
cassimeres
21
16
CASSIMERE, a twilled...
cassingles
22
17
CASSINGLE, a prereco...
cassolette
20
14
(French) a perfume-b...
cassonades
18
15
CASSONADE, (French)...
cassoulets
21
15
CASSOULET, (French)...
cassumunar
21
19
an aromatic root sim...
castellans
21
16
CASTELLAN, the gover...
castellums
24
19
CASTELLUM, (Latin) a...
castigated
21
16
CASTIGATE, to scold,...
castigates
21
15
CASTIGATE, to scold,...
castigator
21
15
one who castigates o...
castoreums
21
17
CASTOREUM, (Latin) t...
castraters
20
13
CASTRATER, a device...
castrating
21
16
CASTRATE, to remove...
castration
19
14
the act of castratin...
castrators
20
13
CASTRATOR, a device...
castratory
26
15
relating to castrati...
casualised
21
16
CASUALISE, to turn (...
casualises
21
15
CASUALISE, to turn (...
casualisms
23
18
CASUALISM, the belie...
casualized
24
25
CASUALIZE, to turn (...
casualizes
24
24
CASUALIZE, to turn (...
casualness
20
16
the state of being c...
casualties
21
15
CASUALTY, a person i...
casuarinas
19
15
CASUARINA, a tree of...
catabolise
22
17
to subject to catabo...
catabolism
24
20
destructive chemical...
catabolite
22
17
a product of catabol...
catabolize
25
26
to subject to catabo...
cataclases
23
17
CATACLASIS, the defo...
cataclasis
24
17
the deformation of r...
cataclasms
25
20
CATACLASM, disruptio...
cataclinal
24
19
of streams, valleys,...
cataclysms
32
22
CATACLYSM, a great f...
catacumbal
27
24
relating to a cataco...
catafalque
30
27
(French) a temporary...
catalectic
27
20
lacking one syllable...
cataleptic
26
20
afflicted with catal...
catalogers
21
16
CATALOGER, (US) one...
cataloging
22
19
CATALOG, to classify...
catalogise
21
16
to put in a catalogu...
catalogize
24
25
to put in a catalogu...
catalogued
21
18
CATALOGUE, to make a...
cataloguer
21
17
one who catalogues,...
catalogues
21
17
CATALOGUE, to make a...
catalysers
27
16
CATALYSER, an agent...
catalysing
28
19
CATALYSE, to act as...
catalyzers
30
25
CATALYZER, an agent...
catalyzing
31
28
CATALYZE, to act at...
catamarans
19
17
CATAMARAN, (Tamil) o...
catamenial
20
18
pertaining to the ca...
catamounts
20
18
CATAMOUNT, any of va...
catananche
22
20
any plant of the Sou...
cataphonic
26
22
of or relating to ca...
cataphoras
23
18
CATAPHORA, (Greek) t...
cataphoric
27
21
relating to a cataph...
cataphract
27
21
a suit of mail; a so...
cataphylls
33
22
CATAPHYLL, a rudimen...
cataplasia
22
17
the degeneration of...
cataplasms
24
20
CATAPLASM, a plaster...
catapulted
23
19
CATAPULT, to hurl th...
catapultic
27
21
of or like a catapul...
catarhines
21
16
CATARHINE, a member...
catarrhine
21
16
a member one of the...
catarrhous
22
16
of or like catarrh,...
catastases
19
13
CATASTASIS, the part...
catastasis
20
13
the part of drama wh...
catatonias
18
14
CATATONIA, a trancel...
catatonics
22
17
CATATONIC, one suffe...
catatonies
18
14
CATATONY, a state of...
catcallers
25
18
CATCALLER, one who c...
catcalling
26
21
CATCALL, to deride b...
catchcries
29
21
CATCHCRY, (Australia...
catchflies
29
22
CATCHFLY, a name for...
catchiness
25
19
the state of being c...
catchlines
26
20
CATCHLINE, a slogan,...
catchments
26
22
CATCHMENT, the act o...
catchpenny
32
25
a worthless thing ma...
catchpoles
28
22
CATCHPOLE, (historic...
catchpolls
30
23
CATCHPOLL, (historic...
catchwater
28
21
a drain or ditch for...
catchweeds
28
22
CATCHWEED, goosegras...
catchwords
29
22
CATCHWORD, among the...
catecheses
24
18
CATECHESIS, primary...
catechesis
25
18
primary oral instruc...
catechetic
28
21
relating to catechis...
catechised
25
19
CATECHISE, to instru...
catechiser
25
18
one who catechises,...
catechises
25
18
CATECHISE, to instru...
catechisms
27
21
CATECHISM, a form of...
catechists
26
18
CATECHIST, one who i...
catechized
28
28
CATECHIZE, to instru...
catechizer
28
27
one who catechizes,...
catechizes
28
27
CATECHIZE, to instru...
catechumen
25
23
one who is receiving...
categorial
21
16
of or relating to a...
categories
20
15
CATEGORY, a division...
categorise
20
15
to put into a catego...
categorist
21
15
one who inserts in a...
categorize
23
24
to put into a catego...
catenaccio
24
20
(Italian) a defensiv...
catenarian
17
15
of or pertaining to...
catenaries
18
14
CATENARY, a curve of...
catenating
19
17
CATENATE, to link to...
catenation
17
15
connection of links...
catenulate
19
16
of certain spores, f...
cateresses
19
13
CATERESS, a woman wh...
caterwauls
24
18
CATERWAUL, to make a...
catfacings
26
22
CATFACING, a deformi...
catharised
22
16
CATHARISE, to render...
catharises
22
15
CATHARISE, to render...
catharized
25
25
CATHARIZE, to render...
catharizes
25
24
CATHARIZE, to render...
cathartics
26
18
CATHARTIC, something...
cathecting
26
21
CATHECT, to invest w...
cathedrals
23
17
CATHEDRAL, the princ...
cathepsins
24
19
CATHEPSIN, an intrac...
cathetuses
22
16
CATHETUS, a straight...
cathinones
20
17
CATHINONE, an alkalo...
cathodally
30
20
CATHODAL, relating t...
cathodical
26
20
relating to a cathod...
catholicly
34
22
CATHOLIC, universal,...
catholicoi
26
19
CATHOLICOS, (Greek)...
catholicon
25
20
a cure-all; a panace...
catholicos
26
19
(Greek) the Primate...
catholytes
29
18
CATHOLYTE, the part...
catnappers
23
20
CATNAPPER, one that...
catnapping
24
23
CATNAP, to take a sh...
catoptrics
26
19
the branch of optics...
cauchemars
26
22
CAUCHEMAR, (French)...
caucussing
25
21
the act of holding a...
caudations
19
16
CAUDATION, the state...
caulescent
23
19
having a leafy stem...
cauliculus
27
21
one of the slender s...
cauliflory
31
21
the production of fl...
caumstanes
20
18
CAUMSTANE, a white a...
caumstones
20
18
CAUMSTONE, (Scots) a...
causalgias
22
17
CAUSALGIA, a constan...
causations
19
15
CAUSATION, the act o...
causatives
22
18
CAUSATIVE, a form or...
causewayed
28
20
CAUSEWAY, to build a...
causticity
31
19
the state of being c...
cauterants
19
15
CAUTERANT, a cauteri...
cauterised
20
15
CAUTERISE, to burn o...
cauterises
20
14
CAUTERISE, to burn o...
cauterisms
22
17
CAUTERISM, the use o...
cauterized
23
24
CAUTERIZE, to burn o...
cauterizes
23
23
CAUTERIZE, to burn o...
cautionary
25
17
relating to caution...
cautioners
19
15
CAUTIONER, one who c...
cautioning
20
18
CAUTION, to warn [v]
cautiously
28
18
CAUTIOUS, exercising...
cavalcaded
25
23
CAVALCADE, to ride i...
cavalcades
25
22
CAVALCADE, to ride i...
cavaliered
22
19
CAVALIER, to behave...
cavalierly
30
21
CAVALIER, careless [...
cavalletti
24
19
a series of timber j...
cavalryman
29
24
a cavalry soldier [n...
cavalrymen
29
24
CAVALRYMAN, a cavalr...
cavefishes
26
22
CAVEFISH, a fish tha...
cavillings
26
22
CAVILLING, raising t...
cavitating
23
20
CAVITATE, to form ca...
cavitation
21
18
the formation of cav...
cavortings
23
20
CAVORTING, the act o...
ceasefires
21
16
CEASEFIRE, a cessati...
cebadillas
24
19
CEBADILLA, (Spanish)...
cecutiency
32
23
a tendency to blindn...
cedarbirds
23
18
CEDARBIRD, the cedar...
cedarwoods
22
18
CEDARWOOD, the wood...
ceilometer
21
17
an instrument for me...
celandines
19
17
CELANDINE, either of...
celebrants
22
18
CELEBRANT, a person...
celebrated
22
18
CELEBRATE, to mark b...
celebrates
22
17
CELEBRATE, to mark b...
celebrator
22
17
one who celebrates [...
celecoxibs
32
27
CELECOXIB, a non-ste...
celerities
21
14
CELERITY, swiftness...
celestials
22
15
CELESTIAL, a celesti...
celestines
20
15
CELESTINE, native st...
celestites
21
14
CELESTITE, native st...
celibacies
26
20
CELIBACY, abstention...
cellarages
22
17
CELLARAGE, the space...
cellarette
21
15
a case or drawer for...
cellarists
23
15
CELLARIST, a monaste...
cellarways
31
20
CELLARWAY, a way int...
cellblocks
30
26
CELLBLOCK, a group o...
cellentani
20
17
a type of pasta [n -...
cellobiose
23
18
a disaccharide obtai...
celloidins
22
17
CELLOIDIN, a purifie...
cellophane
24
21
(tradename) a tough...
cellphones
25
21
CELLPHONE, a portabl...
cellulases
23
17
CELLULASE, an enzyme...
cellulated
23
18
cellular [adj]
cellulites
24
17
CELLULITE, fatty tis...
cellulitis
25
17
an inflammation of t...
celluloids
24
18
CELLULOID, (tradenam...
celluloses
23
17
CELLULOSE, a carbohy...
cellulosic
27
20
plastic made from ce...
celsitudes
22
16
CELSITUDE, loftiness...
cembalists
25
20
CEMBALIST, a person...
cementites
20
17
CEMENTITE, a compoun...
cemeteries
20
16
CEMETERY, a burial g...
cenotaphic
26
22
like a cenotaph [adj...
censorable
21
18
able to be censored...
censorious
19
15
given to censure [ad...
censorship
24
19
the institution, sys...
censurable
22
19
worthy of censure [a...
censurably
29
21
CENSURABLE, worthy o...
centaureas
18
15
CENTAUREA, a large g...
centaurian
18
16
of or like a centaur...
centauries
19
15
CENTAURY, a plant of...
centeniers
18
15
CENTENIER, in Jersey...
centennial
18
17
recurring every hund...
centerfold
22
19
the centre pages of...
centerings
20
17
CENTERING, a tempora...
centerless
20
15
without a centre [ad...
centerline
19
16
an often imaginary l...
centesimal
21
18
counting or counted...
centesimos
20
17
CENTESIMO, (Spanish)...
centigrade
20
17
a temperature scale...
centigrams
22
19
CENTIGRAM, 1/100th o...
centiliter
21
15
(US) the hundredth p...
centilitre
21
15
the hundredth part o...
centillion
21
17
in UK and Germany, t...
centimeter
20
17
one hundredth of a m...
centimetre
20
17
one hundredth of a m...
centinells
21
17
CENTINELL, (obsolete...
centipedes
21
18
CENTIPEDE, any myria...
centipoise
21
17
one hundredth of a p...
centonates
17
15
CENTONATE, a Gregori...
centonells
20
17
CENTONELL, (Spenser)...
centonists
19
15
CENTONIST, one who c...
centralest
20
15
CENTRAL, in the midd...
centralise
20
15
to move to, draw to,...
centralism
22
18
the tendency or poli...
centralist
21
15
an adherent of centr...
centrality
27
17
the state of being c...
centralize
23
24
to move to, draw to,...
centrefold
22
19
the centre pages of...
centreings
20
17
CENTREING [n]
centreless
20
15
having no centre [ad...
centreline
19
16
an often imaginary l...
centricity
30
19
the state or quality...
centrifuge
23
20
to subject to centri...
centrioles
20
15
CENTRIOLE, a rodlike...
centroidal
20
16
of or like a centroi...
centromere
19
17
the portion of DNA t...
centrosome
19
17
a minute, self-dupli...
centumviri
24
22
CENTUMVIR, (Latin) i...
centumvirs
24
22
CENTUMVIR, (Latin) i...
centupling
24
22
CENTUPLE, to increas...
centurions
19
16
CENTURION, (Latin) t...
cephalagra
25
21
gout in the head [n...
cephalexin
30
27
a semisynthetic ceph...
cephalitis
26
19
inflammation of the...
cephalopod
26
23
any marine mollusc o...
ceramicist
25
19
one who works with c...
cerastiums
22
17
CERASTIUM, any low g...
ceratopsid
22
17
a bird-hipped, plant...
cercarians
22
17
CERCARIAN, a cercari...
cerealists
21
14
CEREALIST, one who g...
cerebellar
23
18
relating to the cere...
cerebellic
27
21
relating to the cere...
cerebellum
25
22
(Latin) the lower po...
cerebrally
30
20
CEREBRAL, relating t...
cerebrated
21
17
CEREBRATE, to engage...
cerebrates
21
16
CEREBRATE, to engage...
cerebritis
23
16
inflammation of the...
cerecloths
26
19
CERECLOTH, a cloth s...
ceremonial
20
18
of or like ceremony...
ceremonies
19
17
CEREMONY, a formal o...
ceriferous
22
17
producing wax [adj]
cerographs
25
20
CEROGRAPH, a writing...
cerography
31
22
writing or printing...
certainest
19
14
CERTAIN, absolutely...
certifiers
23
16
CERTIFIER, one who c...
certifying
30
21
CERTIFY, to declare...
certiorari
20
13
a writ from higher c...
certitudes
21
15
CERTITUDE, the state...
ceruminous
21
19
pertaining to, or se...
cerussites
21
14
CERUSSITE, native le...
cervelases
22
18
CERVELAS, (French) a...
cervicitis
27
20
inflammation of the...
cesarevich
27
22
the eldest son of a...
cesarevnas
20
18
CESAREVNA, (Russian)...
cesarewich
28
21
the eldest son of a...
cessations
19
14
CESSATION, a ceasing...
cessionary
25
16
someone to which som...
cestoidean
18
15
of or like a cestode...
cetologies
21
16
CETOLOGY, the study...
cetologist
22
16
one versed in cetolo...
cetrimides
22
17
CETRIMIDE, an ammoni...
cetuximabs
30
27
CETUXIMAB, a chimeri...
cevadillas
24
20
CEVADILLA, (Spanish)...
ceylanites
26
17
CEYLANITE, a mineral...
ceylonites
26
17
CEYLONITE, a mineral...
chabazites
27
27
CHABAZITE, a colourl...
chaconines
23
20
CHACONINE, a toxic a...
chaetodons
20
17
CHAETODON, any fish...
chaetopods
23
19
CHAETOPOD, a member...
chafferers
26
21
CHAFFERER, a vendor...
chafferies
26
21
CHAFFERY, the act of...
chaffering
27
24
CHAFFER, to bargain...
chaffingly
35
27
CHAFFING [adv]
chagrining
24
21
CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chagrinned
22
20
CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chainbrake
24
23
a cutoff safety devi...
chainfalls
26
21
CHAINFALL, a type of...
chainplate
24
20
a metal plate on the...
chainsawed
24
20
CHAINSAW, to cut wit...
chainshots
24
18
CHAINSHOT, two half...
chainwheel
27
22
a toothed wheel, as...
chainworks
26
23
CHAINWORK, work loop...
chairbacks
29
25
CHAIRBACK, the part...
chairborne
23
19
carried in a chair [...
chairbound
24
21
confined to a chair...
chairlifts
27
19
CHAIRLIFT, a series...
chairmaned
22
20
CHAIRMAN, to act as...
chairwoman
25
22
a woman who serves a...
chairwomen
25
22
CHAIRWOMAN, a woman...
chaiseless
23
16
without a chaise [ad...
chakalakas
24
24
CHAKALAKA, (South Af...
chalanning
22
21
CHALAN, in India, to...
chalazions
25
26
CHALAZION, a swollen...
chalcedony
31
23
a crystalline form o...
chalcocite
29
22
a greyish-black mine...
chalcogens
26
22
CHALCOGEN, an elemen...
chalkboard
26
24
a blackboard [n -S]
chalkfaces
29
26
CHALKFACE, as in the...
chalkiness
24
21
the state of being c...
chalkmarks
27
27
CHALKMARK, a mark ma...
chalkstone
23
21
a mass of chalk; a t...
challenged
24
21
CHALLENGE, to summon...
challenger
24
20
one who challenges [...
challenges
24
20
CHALLENGE, to summon...
chalumeaus
24
21
CHALUMEAU, (French)...
chalumeaux
30
28
CHALUMEAU, (French)...
chalybeate
30
21
impregnated with sal...
chalybites
32
21
CHALYBITE, native ir...
chamaeleon
21
20
a small African liza...
chamberers
25
21
CHAMBERER, (archaic)...
chambering
26
24
lewd or wanton behav...
chamberpot
27
24
a container for urin...
chambranle
25
23
(French) decoration...
chameleons
22
20
CHAMELEON, a small A...
chamferers
25
21
CHAMFERER, one who c...
chamfering
26
24
CHAMFER, to channel...
chamfrains
25
22
CHAMFRAIN, a piece o...
chamoising
24
21
CHAMOIS, to prepare...
chamomiles
25
22
CHAMOMILE, a creepin...
champagnes
25
24
CHAMPAGNE, a posh so...
champaigns
26
24
CHAMPAIGN, an expans...
champignon
25
25
(French) an edible s...
championed
24
23
CHAMPION, to defend...
champleves
28
26
CHAMPLEVE, (French)...
chanceless
25
20
without chances [adj...
chancellor
26
21
the secretary of a n...
chanceries
24
19
CHANCERY, a court of...
chanciness
24
20
the state of being c...
chancroids
25
20
CHANCROID, a type of...
chandelier
22
18
a branched hanging s...
chandelled
23
20
CHANDELLE, to perfor...
chandelles
23
19
CHANDELLE, to perfor...
chandlerly
30
21
like a chandler, pet...
changeable
24
22
given to change [adj...
changeably
31
24
CHANGEABLE, given to...
changeless
23
19
never changing [adj...
changeling
24
22
a child substituted...
changeover
23
22
a conversion, transi...
channelers
21
18
CHANNELER, one who c...
channeling
22
21
CHANNEL, to direct a...
channelise
21
18
to create or provide...
channelize
24
27
to create or provide...
channelled
22
20
CHANNEL, to direct a...
channeller
22
19
one who channels, a...
chantecler
25
20
a rooster, also CHAN...
chanteuses
21
17
CHANTEUSE, (French)...
chantingly
30
22
CHANTING, singing [a...
chanukiahs
25
23
CHANUKIAH, (Hebrew)...
chaologies
23
18
CHAOLOGY, the study...
chaologist
24
18
a student of chaolog...
chaparajos
25
27
a cowboy's leather r...
chaparejos
25
27
a cowboy's leather r...
chaparrals
25
19
CHAPARRAL, (Spanish)...
chapatties
24
18
CHAPATTI, (Hindi) a...
chapelries
25
19
CHAPELRY, the jurisd...
chaperoned
22
20
CHAPERON, to accompa...
chaperones
22
19
CHAPERONE, to act as...
chapfallen
27
24
dejected, dispirited...
chaplaincy
34
25
the office of chapla...
chaplainry
31
22
the office of chapla...
chappesses
26
21
CHAPPESS, a female c...
chaprassis
25
18
CHAPRASSI, (Urdu) an...
chapsticks
30
25
CHAPSTICK, a small s...
chaptalise
25
19
to add extra sugar t...
chaptalize
28
28
to add extra sugar t...
chaptering
25
21
CHAPTER, to divide a...
charabancs
26
22
CHARABANC, (French)...
characters
25
18
CHARACTER, (archaic]...
charactery
31
20
writing; a system of...
charbroils
26
19
CHARBROIL, to broil...
charcoaled
25
20
CHARCOAL, to draw or...
chardonnay
26
20
a type of grape, ori...
chargeable
25
21
that can be charged...
chargeably
32
23
CHARGEABLE, that can...
chargeback
29
27
the charge a credit...
chargehand
24
21
a foreman [n -S]
chargeless
24
18
free from, or with l...
chargrills
27
19
CHARGRILL, to grill...
charioteer
21
15
one who drives a cha...
charioting
23
18
CHARIOT, to ride in...
charismata
23
18
CHARISMA, a special...
charitable
25
19
inclined to charity...
charitably
32
21
CHARITABLE, inclined...
charivaris
25
19
CHARIVARI, (French)...
charladies
23
17
CHARLADY, a cleaning...
charlatans
22
17
CHARLATAN, someone w...
charleston
22
17
a lively dance that...
charlottes
23
16
CHARLOTTE, (French)...
charmeuses
23
19
CHARMEUSE, (French)...
charminger
24
21
CHARMING, having cha...
charmingly
32
24
CHARMING, having cha...
charmonium
24
23
any of various eleme...
charoseths
24
17
CHAROSETH, (Hebrew)...
charreadas
21
16
CHARREADA, (Spanish)...
charterers
22
15
CHARTERER, one who c...
chartering
23
18
CHARTER, to lease or...
charthouse
24
18
a room in a ship whe...
chartreuse
22
16
(French) a light, ye...
chartulary
30
19
a collection of deed...
chaseports
24
18
CHASEPORT, the porth...
chasmogamy
31
25
the opening of a flo...
chassepots
24
18
CHASSEPOT, (French)...
chasteners
21
16
CHASTENER, one who c...
chasteness
21
16
the state of being c...
chastening
22
19
CHASTEN, to chastise...
chastisers
23
15
CHASTISER, one who c...
chastising
24
18
CHASTISE, to discipl...
chastities
23
15
CHASTITY, moral puri...
chatelaine
21
17
the governess of a c...
chatelains
22
17
CHATELAIN, (French)...
chatoyance
29
21
the quality of being...
chatoyancy
36
23
the quality of being...
chatoyants
27
18
CHATOYANT, a chatoya...
chatterati
22
15
(colloquial) the cha...
chatterbox
30
25
a talkative person [...
chatterers
22
15
CHATTERER, one who c...
chattering
23
18
talking rapidly and...
chattiness
22
16
the state of being c...
chaudfroid
25
21
a jellied sauce, or...
chauffeurs
27
23
CHAUFFEUR, to drive...
chauffeuse
26
23
(French) a female ch...
chaulmugra
26
23
a kind of Asian tree...
chauntress
22
17
a female chanter or...
chauntries
22
17
CHAUNTRY, a chapel o...
chaussures
23
17
CHAUSSURE, (French)...
chautauqua
30
27
an outdoor meeting o...
chauvinism
26
24
excessive or blind p...
chauvinist
25
21
one who is blindly p...
chavenders
23
21
CHAVENDER, another n...
chavtastic
28
22
suitable for use by...
chawbacons
29
25
CHAWBACON, a bumpkin...
cheapeners
22
19
CHEAPENER, one who m...
cheapening
23
22
CHEAPEN, to lower th...
cheapishly
34
23
CHEAPISH, somewhat c...
cheapjacks
30
34
CHEAPJACK, a travell...
cheapshots
26
20
CHEAPSHOT, an abusiv...
cheapskate
24
22
a miserly or stingy...
cheateries
21
15
CHEATERY, a cheating...
cheatingly
30
21
CHEATING, deceiving...
chechakoes
27
24
CHECHAKO, (Native Am...
chechaquos
35
30
CHECHAQUO, (Native A...
checkbooks
29
29
CHECKBOOK, (US) a ch...
checkboxes
34
32
CHECKBOX, a small bo...
checkclerk
32
30
a clerk who checks a...
checkering
27
25
CHECKER, to divide i...
checklaton
26
24
(Spenser) a kind of...
checklists
29
23
CHECKLIST, a list of...
checkmarks
29
29
CHECKMARK, to mark i...
checkmated
27
26
CHECKMATE, in chess,...
checkmates
27
25
CHECKMATE, in chess,...
checkpoint
28
26
a point at which a c...
checkrails
28
23
CHECKRAIL, an inner...
checkreins
26
23
CHECKREIN, a short r...
checkrooms
27
25
CHECKROOM, (US) a cl...
checkrowed
29
26
CHECKROW, to plant i...
cheechakos
27
24
CHEECHAKO, (Native A...
cheechalko
28
25
(Native American) a...
cheekbones
23
23
CHEEKBONE, the bone...
cheekiness
22
20
the state of being c...
cheekpiece
27
25
the part of a helmet...
cheekpouch
30
28
a dilatation of the...
cheekteeth
24
21
CHEEKTOOTH, a molar...
cheektooth
24
21
a molar tooth [n CHE...
cheerfully
33
23
CHEERFUL, in good sp...
cheeriness
21
16
the state of being c...
cheeringly
30
21
CHEERING [adv]
cheerleads
22
17
CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
cheesecake
24
22
a kind of cake havin...
cheesemite
22
18
a very small arachni...
cheesevats
23
19
CHEESEVAT, a vat or...
cheesewire
24
18
a thin wire used for...
cheesewood
23
19
the yellow wood of v...
cheesiness
21
16
the quality of being...
chelaships
28
21
CHELASHIP, disciples...
chelatable
25
20
that can be chelated...
chelations
22
17
CHELATION, the actio...
chelicerae
25
19
CHELICERA, the first...
cheliceral
27
20
relating to the chel...
chelonians
21
18
CHELONIAN, any membe...
chemiatric
27
21
healing by the use o...
chemically
35
25
CHEMICAL, related to...
chemicking
29
28
the act of treating...
chemisette
23
18
(French) an undergar...
chemisorbs
26
21
CHEMISORB, to adsorb...
chemitypes
32
23
CHEMITYPE, any chemi...
chemokines
23
23
CHEMOKINE, a type of...
chemonasty
28
21
plant movement provo...
chemosorbs
25
21
CHEMOSORB, to adsorb...
chemostats
23
18
CHEMOSTAT, an appara...
chemotaxes
28
25
CHEMOTAXIS, orientat...
chemotaxis
29
25
orientation of an an...
chempaduks
27
27
CHEMPADUK, an evergr...
chemtrails
25
19
CHEMTRAIL, a vapour...
chemurgies
25
21
CHEMURGY, a branch o...
cheongsams
23
21
CHEONGSAM, (Chinese)...
chequebook
32
32
a book containing ch...
chequering
31
28
CHEQUER, to divide i...
cheralites
23
16
CHERALITE, a radioac...
cherimoyas
29
20
CHERIMOYA, (Quechua)...
cherimoyer
29
20
(Quechua) a Peruvian...
cherishers
25
17
CHERISHER, one who c...
cherishing
26
20
CHERISH, to hold dea...
chermoulas
24
20
CHERMOULA, (Arabic)...
chernozems
25
28
CHERNOZEM, (Russian)...
cherrylike
31
22
like a cherry [adj]
chersonese
20
16
a peninsula [n -S]
cherubical
29
23
like a cherub, also...
cherubimic
30
25
like a cherub [adj]
cherublike
27
24
like a cherub [adj]
chervonets
23
20
a former Soviet mone...
chessboard
24
19
a checkerboard used...
chesspiece
27
21
a piece used in play...
chessylite
30
18
a basic carbonate of...
chestiness
22
16
the state of being c...
chevaliers
25
20
CHEVALIER, (French)...
chevelures
25
21
CHEVELURE, a head of...
chevesaile
24
20
an ornamental collar...
chevisance
26
23
(obsolete) resource;...
chevrettes
24
19
CHEVRETTE, (French)...
chevrotain
23
20
(French) a small dee...
chiackings
28
25
CHIACKING, the act o...
chiarezzas
28
33
CHIAREZZA, (Italian)...
chiasmatic
27
21
relating to chiasma...
chibouques
33
29
CHIBOUQUE, a long st...
chicalotes
26
19
CHICALOTE, (Nahuatl)...
chicanings
26
22
CHICANING, quibbling...
chiccories
29
21
CHICCORY, succory, a...
chickadees
26
23
CHICKADEE, a North A...
chickarees
26
22
CHICKAREE, the Ameri...
chickening
27
26
CHICKEN, to loose on...
chickenpox
34
33
a contagious febrile...
chicklings
30
26
CHICKLING, a small c...
chickories
27
22
CHICKORY, a perennia...
chickweeds
30
26
CHICKWEED, any plant...
chicnesses
25
19
CHICNESS, being chic...
chieferies
24
18
CHIEFERY, an Irish c...
chiefesses
24
18
CHIEFESS, a female c...
chieflings
27
22
CHIEFLING, a minor c...
chiefships
30
23
CHIEFSHIP, the offic...
chieftains
24
19
CHIEFTAIN, the head...
chiffchaff
37
32
a small grayish Euro...
chiffonade
25
23
(French) green plant...
chiffonier
26
22
(French) a chest of...
chifforobe
28
24
a combination of war...
chihuahuas
27
21
CHIHUAHUA, a breed o...
chilblains
27
21
CHILBLAIN, a painful...
childbirth
30
22
the act of giving bi...
childcares
27
20
CHILDCARE, care of c...
childermas
25
20
a church festival he...
childhoods
26
20
CHILDHOOD, the state...
childishly
35
22
CHILDISH, like a chi...
childliest
26
18
CHILDLY, (archaic) h...
childproof
28
23
not able to be damag...
chiliagons
24
19
CHILIAGON, (Greek) a...
chiliarchs
30
21
CHILIARCH, (Greek) t...
chiliarchy
36
23
a body consisting of...
chiliastic
28
19
of or relating to a...
chillaxing
32
27
CHILLAX, to relax co...
chilliness
25
18
the quality of being...
chillingly
34
23
CHILLING, causing a...
chilopodan
24
21
a member of the orde...
chiltepins
26
20
CHILTEPIN, a variety...
chimaerism
25
21
the state of being o...
chimerical
28
22
of the nature of a c...
chimerisms
26
21
CHIMERISM, the state...
chimneying
30
24
CHIMNEY, to proceed...
chimneypot
31
24
the pot on a chimney...
chimpanzee
27
31
an anthropoid ape of...
chinaberry
30
21
a small Asian tree o...
chinachina
26
22
(Quechua) a tree yie...
chinaroots
21
16
CHINAROOT, the roots...
chinawares
24
19
CHINAWARE, goods mad...
chincapins
27
23
CHINCAPIN, (Native A...
chinchiest
28
21
CHINCHY, stingy [adj...
chinchilla
30
23
(Quechua) a South Am...
chincoughs
29
24
CHINCOUGH, whooping...
chinkapins
25
24
CHINKAPIN, (Native A...
chinovniks
25
25
CHINOVNIK, (Russian)...
chinquapin
32
30
(Native American) th...
chinstraps
25
19
CHINSTRAP, the strap...
chintziest
26
25
CHINTZY, like chintz...
chinwagged
27
24
CHINWAG, to chat [v]
chionodoxa
26
24
a liliaceous plant,...
chipboards
27
22
CHIPBOARD, reconstru...
chipochias
30
23
CHIPOCHIA, (Shakespe...
chipolatas
25
19
CHIPOLATA, a small,...
chippering
28
24
CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chippiness
27
22
the state of being c...
chirimoyas
30
20
CHIRIMOYA, (Quechua)...
chirognomy
30
23
palmistry [n CHIROGN...
chirograph
28
22
a written or signed...
chiromancy
32
24
divination by means...
chironomer
22
19
a gesticulator [n -S...
chironomic
26
22
relating to gesticul...
chironomid
23
20
a member of a large...
chiropters
25
18
CHIROPTER, a type of...
chirpiness
25
19
the state of being c...
chirrupers
26
19
CHIRRUPER, one who c...
chirruping
27
22
CHIRRUP, to chirp re...
chirurgeon
23
19
a surgeon [n -S]
chirurgery
31
20
surgery [n CHIRURGER...
chisellers
25
17
CHISELLER, one who c...
chiselling
26
20
the act of shaping w...
chitarrone
21
16
(Italian) a large lu...
chitarroni
22
16
CHITARRONE, (Italian...
chittagong
24
20
an Indian variety of...
chittering
24
18
the act of chitterin...
chivalries
26
20
CHIVALRY, knightly b...
chivalrous
26
21
gentlemanly, valiant...
chivariing
26
22
CHIVARI, to perform...
chiyogamis
31
22
CHIYOGAMI, (Japanese...
chlamydate
30
22
of molluscs, having...
chlamydiae
30
22
CHLAMYDIA, any micro...
chlamydial
32
23
relating to chlamydi...
chlamydias
31
22
CHLAMYDIA, any micro...
chloasmata
23
19
CHLOASMA, a skin dis...
chloracnes
25
20
CHLORACNE, a type of...
chloralism
26
20
a morbid condition o...
chloralose
23
17
a hypnotic drug used...
chloramine
23
20
any of various compo...
chlordanes
22
18
CHLORDANE, a highly...
chlorellas
25
18
CHLORELLA, a member...
chloridate
23
17
to treat or prepare...
chloridise
24
17
to convert into a ch...
chloridize
27
26
to convert into a ch...
chlorinate
22
17
to treat or combine...
chlorinise
23
17
to chlorinate, also...
chlorinity
30
19
in seawater, a measu...
chlorinize
26
26
to chlorinate, also...
chlorodyne
28
20
a patent anodyne med...
chloroform
26
22
to treat with or as...
chlorophyl
35
24
the green colouring...
chloroquin
31
27
a drug used to suppr...
choanocyte
29
21
a cell in which the...
chocaholic
31
24
one addicted to choc...
chockstone
25
23
in mountaineering, a...
chocoholic
31
24
one addicted to choc...
chocolates
25
19
CHOCOLATE, a paste m...
chocolatey
31
21
of or like chocolate...
choiceness
24
19
the quality of being...
choirgirls
26
18
CHOIRGIRL, a female...
choirstall
25
17
one of the benches f...
chokeberry
31
24
a small astringent f...
chokebores
24
22
CHOKEBORE, a gun tha...
chokecoils
27
23
CHOKECOIL, a choking...
chokedamps
26
26
CHOKEDAMP, an asphyx...
chokeholds
26
23
CHOKEHOLD, the act o...
cholaemias
23
19
CHOLAEMIA, an accumu...
cholagogic
28
23
of or like a cholago...
cholagogue
24
21
an agent which incre...
cholecysts
33
21
CHOLECYST, the gall...
choleliths
27
19
CHOLELITH, a gallsto...
cholericly
34
22
CHOLERIC, bad-temper...
choliambic
30
25
a verse having an ia...
chomophyte
33
25
a plant growing on r...
chondrites
22
17
CHONDRITE, a meteori...
chondritic
26
20
granular; having the...
chondritis
23
17
an inflammation of c...
chondromas
22
20
CHONDROMA, a benign...
chondrules
23
19
CHONDRULE, a spheroi...
chopfallen
27
24
dejected, dispirited...
chophouses
26
21
CHOPHOUSE, in China,...
choplogics
30
24
CHOPLOGIC, false rea...
choppering
27
24
CHOPPER, to travel b...
choppiness
26
22
the state of being c...
chopsticks
30
25
CHOPSTICK, either of...
choraguses
23
18
CHORAGUS, a leader o...
choralists
24
16
CHORALIST, a member...
chordotomy
29
21
the surgical divisio...
choregraph
27
22
to arrange or compos...
choreguses
23
18
CHOREGUS, a leader o...
choreiform
25
21
resembling chorea [a...
choreology
29
20
the study of ballets...
choriambic
29
24
a metrical foot comp...
choriambus
26
22
a metrical foot comp...
choristers
23
15
CHORISTER, a member...
chorizonts
25
25
CHORIZONT, a person...
choropleth
27
21
a map using symbols...
chorussing
24
19
CHORUS, to sing in u...
choucroute
25
20
(French) pickled cab...
choultries
24
17
CHOULTRY, a shed use...
chountered
21
18
CHOUNTER, to mutter,...
chowdering
26
22
CHOWDER, to make a t...
chowhounds
27
23
CHOWHOUND, one fond...
chowkidars
27
23
CHOWKIDAR, (Urdu) a...
chrematist
24
18
a political economis...
christened
22
17
CHRISTEN, to baptise...
christener
22
16
one who christens [n...
christians
23
16
CHRISTIAN, a kind, g...
chromaffin
27
25
staining deeply with...
chromakeys
30
24
CHROMAKEY, a special...
chromatics
27
21
the science of color...
chromatids
24
19
CHROMATID, one of th...
chromatins
23
19
CHROMATIN, a protein...
chromatist
24
18
one who studies chro...
chromatoid
23
19
relating to chromati...
chromatype
31
23
a colored photograph...
chromidium
26
23
an algal cell in a l...
chromising
25
21
CHROMISE, to chrome,...
chromizing
28
30
CHROMIZE, to chrome,...
chromogens
23
21
CHROMOGEN, a substan...
chromogram
25
23
a combination of pho...
chromolies
24
19
CHROMOLY, a steel al...
chromomere
23
21
one of the character...
chromonema
22
22
the coiled filamento...
chromophil
29
24
a cell that takes a...
chromosome
23
21
a threadlike body co...
chromotype
31
23
a sheet printed in c...
chronaxies
27
23
CHRONAXY, a time con...
chronicity
32
21
the quality of being...
chronicled
26
21
CHRONICLE, to record...
chronicler
26
20
one who composes a c...
chronicles
26
20
CHRONICLE, to record...
chronogram
23
21
an inscription whose...
chronology
29
21
the science that dea...
chronotron
20
17
a device for measuri...
chrysalids
31
19
CHRYSALID, a pupa, e...
chrysanths
31
20
CHRYSANTH, (colloqui...
chrysolite
30
18
a yellow variety of...
chrysophan
32
23
an old name for chry...
chrysotile
30
18
an asbestiform varie...
chubbiness
27
23
the state of being c...
chuckholes
30
26
CHUCKHOLE, (US) a ho...
chucklings
30
27
CHUCKLING, the act o...
chuckwalla
32
28
(Spanish) an iguanid...
chuffiness
27
23
the quality of being...
chumminess
25
23
the state of being c...
chundering
23
21
CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunderous
22
19
nauseating [adj]
chunkiness
23
22
the state of being c...
chunnering
22
21
CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chuntering
23
20
CHUNTER, to mutter,...
chupatties
25
19
CHUPATTY, (Hindi) a...
churchgoer
29
23
one who habitually a...
churchiest
29
21
CHURCHY, associated...
churchings
30
24
CHURCHING [n]
churchisms
31
24
CHURCHISM, devotion...
churchless
30
22
without a church [ad...
churchlier
30
22
CHURCHLY, pertaining...
churchward
32
25
in the direction of...
churchways
38
26
CHURCHWAY, the publi...
churchyard
35
24
a yard that belongs...
churlishly
35
22
CHURLISH, like a chu...
churnalism
25
21
a type of journalism...
churnmilks
27
25
CHURNMILK, buttermil...
chylaceous
32
22
possessed of the pro...
chylifying
40
26
CHYLIFY, to produce...
chymifying
40
28
CHYMIFY, to form int...
cibachrome
28
24
a type of colour pri...
cicadellid
26
20
any of a genus of in...
cicatrices
27
19
CICATRIX, the scar o...
cicatricle
28
20
a white spot, the ge...
cicatrised
24
17
CICATRISE, to form a...
cicatriser
24
16
an agent that cicatr...
cicatrises
24
16
CICATRISE, to form a...
cicatrixes
30
23
CICATRIX, the scar o...
cicatrized
27
26
CICATRIZE, to form a...
cicatrizer
27
25
an agent that cicatr...
cicatrizes
27
25
CICATRIZE, to form a...
cicinnuses
23
19
CICINNUS, a way in w...
cicisbeism
28
22
the state or conduct...
ciclatouns
24
19
CICLATOUN, (obsolete...
cigarettes
21
15
CIGARETTE, finely-cu...
cigarillos
24
17
CIGARILLO, (Spanish)...
ciguateras
21
16
CIGUATERA, (Spanish)...
ciguatoxin
27
24
a toxin found in sea...
ciliations
21
15
CILIATION, the state...
cimetidine
21
18
a drug that reduces...
cinchonine
23
21
an alkaloid obtained...
cinchonise
24
20
to treat with cincho...
cinchonism
26
23
a condition produced...
cinchonize
27
29
to treat with cincho...
cincinnate
21
19
relating to a cincin...
cincturing
25
21
CINCTURE, to gird or...
cinemagoer
20
19
one who attends the...
cinematise
20
17
to produce for the c...
cinematize
23
26
to produce for the c...
cinephiles
25
20
CINEPHILE, a lover o...
cineplexes
28
25
CINEPLEX, a multiple...
cinerarias
19
14
CINERARIA, any of va...
cinerarium
21
18
(Latin) a place to r...
cineration
18
15
the reducing of anyt...
cinerators
19
14
CINERATOR, an incine...
cingulated
22
19
having a girdle, als...
cinnabaric
24
21
of or like cinnabar,...
cinnamonic
22
22
pertaining to, or ob...
cinquefoil
31
28
a wildflower, aka ro...
cipherings
26
21
CIPHERING, the act o...
ciphertext
31
25
enciphered text [n -...
cipollinos
24
19
CIPOLLINO, (Italian)...
circassian
23
17
a kind of light cash...
circensial
24
18
(obsolete) of or per...
circensian
22
18
of or pertaining to,...
circuiteer
24
17
of a judge, to go on...
circuities
25
17
CIRCUITY, a roundabo...
circuiting
26
20
CIRCUIT, to move aro...
circuitous
25
18
having a circular or...
circulable
28
22
capable of being cir...
circularly
33
21
CIRCULAR, in the sha...
circulated
25
19
CIRCULATE, to go rou...
circulates
25
18
CIRCULATE, to go rou...
circulator
25
18
one who circulates [...
circumcise
29
23
to cut off the fores...
circumduce
29
25
(Scots) to declare e...
circumduct
30
25
to cause to revolve...
circumflex
35
31
a mark used over a v...
circumfuse
28
24
to pour around or ab...
circummure
27
24
(Shakespeare) to wal...
circumpose
27
23
to place around [v C...
circumvent
27
25
to go round, to get...
cirrhipede
25
19
an erroneous form of...
cirrhotics
27
18
CIRRHOTIC, a suffere...
cirrigrade
22
16
moving or moved by c...
cirripedes
23
17
CIRRIPEDE, a barnacl...
cismontane
19
18
on this or the near...
cisplatins
24
18
CISPLATIN, a platinu...
cispontine
21
18
on this side of the...
cistaceous
23
17
of or like a Cistus,...
citational
20
15
relating to a citati...
citharists
24
15
CITHARIST, a player...
citizeness
23
23
a female citizen [n...
citizenise
23
23
to make a citizen of...
citizenize
26
32
to make a citizen of...
citronella
21
16
a colourless aldehyd...
citrulline
23
17
an amino acid formed...
cityscapes
32
21
CITYSCAPE, a view of...
civilisers
25
18
CIVILISER, one who c...
civilising
26
21
CIVILISE, to instruc...
civilities
25
18
CIVILITY, politeness...
civilizers
28
27
CIVILIZER, one who c...
civilizing
29
30
CIVILIZE, to instruc...
clabbering
26
23
CLABBER, to curdle,...
clackboxes
33
31
CLACKBOX, a part of...
cladistics
26
18
CLADISTIC [n]
cladoceran
22
19
a small crustacean,...
cladograms
23
20
CLADOGRAM, a branchi...
cladophyll
34
24
a special branch, re...
claircolle
26
19
a priming coat consi...
clamancies
24
21
CLAMANCY, urgency [n...
clamberers
24
20
CLAMBERER, one who c...
clambering
25
23
CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clamjamfry
34
34
(Scots) rubbish, non...
clamminess
23
21
the state of being c...
clamourers
22
18
CLAMOURER, one who m...
clamouring
23
21
CLAMOUR, to make a l...
clampdowns
27
25
CLAMPDOWN, a tighten...
clampering
25
23
CLAMPER, to botch up...
clamshells
27
21
CLAMSHELL, the shell...
clangboxes
29
27
CLANGBOX, a deflecto...
clangoring
22
20
CLANGOR, to clang lo...
clangorous
21
18
full of clangour [ad...
clangoured
21
19
CLANGOUR, to clang l...
clankingly
30
25
CLANKING [adv]
clannishly
30
21
CLANNISH, like a cla...
clanswoman
23
22
a female member of a...
clanswomen
23
22
CLANSWOMAN, a female...
clapboards
25
21
CLAPBOARD, to cover...
clapbreads
25
21
CLAPBREAD, a kind of...
clapdishes
26
20
CLAPDISH, (archaic)...
clapometer
23
20
a device for registe...
clapperboy
33
25
the person who works...
clappering
26
23
the sound made by us...
clarabella
24
19
an organ stop having...
clarendons
19
17
CLARENDON, a form of...
claribella
25
19
an organ stop having...
clarichord
27
20
an old keyboard stri...
clarifiers
24
17
CLARIFIER, an agent...
clarifying
31
22
CLARIFY, to make cle...
clarionets
20
15
CLARIONET, (archaic)...
clarioning
21
18
CLARION, to sound a...
clartheads
23
17
CLARTHEAD, a slow-wi...
clashingly
32
22
CLASHING [adv]
classicals
26
18
CLASSICAL, a work in...
classicise
25
17
to make classical, a...
classicism
27
20
the principles or st...
classicist
26
17
an advocate or follo...
classicize
28
26
to make classical, a...
classified
24
18
a section of a newsp...
classifier
24
17
one who classifies [...
classifies
24
17
CLASSIFY, to arrange...
classiness
21
15
the state of being c...
classmates
22
17
CLASSMATE, one in th...
classrooms
22
17
CLASSROOM, a room in...
classworks
26
21
CLASSWORK, work done...
clathrates
23
16
CLATHRATE, a lattice...
clatterers
21
14
CLATTERER, one who c...
clattering
22
17
CLATTER, to make a r...
clauchting
28
23
CLAUCHT, (Scots) to...
claughting
26
22
CLAUGHT, (Scots) to...
clavations
22
19
CLAVATION, an articu...
clavichord
29
24
an old keyboard stri...
clavicorns
26
22
CLAVICORN, a beetle...
claviculae
27
23
CLAVICULA, (Latin) t...
clavicular
28
23
of or pertaining to...
clavierist
24
18
one who plays the pi...
clawhammer
28
25
relating to a style...
claymation
27
20
(tradename) the anim...
claystones
26
17
CLAYSTONE, a compact...
claytonias
26
17
CLAYTONIA, an Americ...
cleanliest
21
16
CLEANLY, clean in ha...
cleansable
22
19
capable of being cle...
cleansings
21
18
CLEANSING, the act o...
cleanskins
21
20
CLEANSKIN, (Australi...
clearances
22
18
CLEARANCE, the act o...
clearcoled
24
19
CLEARCOLE, to coat w...
clearcoles
24
18
CLEARCOLE, a priming...
clearskins
22
19
CLEARSKIN, (Australi...
clearstory
27
16
the upper storey of...
clearweeds
23
18
CLEARWEED, a nettlel...
clearwings
25
20
CLEARWING, a transpa...
clematises
22
17
CLEMATIS, a climbing...
clemencies
24
21
CLEMENCY, mercy [n]
clementine
20
19
(French) a hybrid of...
cleopatras
22
17
CLEOPATRA, a yellow...
clepsydrae
29
20
CLEPSYDRA, (Latin) a...
clepsydras
30
20
CLEPSYDRA, (Latin) a...
clerestory
27
16
the upper storey of...
clergiable
25
20
entitled to, or admi...
clergyable
31
22
entitled to, or admi...
clerically
33
21
CLERICAL, like a cle...
clericates
24
17
CLERICATE, the posit...
clerkesses
22
18
CLERKESS, a female c...
clerkliest
24
19
CLERKLY, pertaining...
clerklings
25
22
CLERKLING, a small c...
clerkships
28
23
CLERKSHIP, the state...
cleromancy
30
23
divination using dic...
cleruchial
28
21
of or like a cleruch...
cleruchias
27
20
CLERUCHIA, an allotm...
cleruchies
27
20
CLERUCHY, an allotme...
cleverdick
28
26
an annoyingly clever...
cleverness
22
19
the quality of being...
clickbaits
29
24
CLICKBAIT, intriguin...
clicketing
27
24
CLICKET, to make a c...
clickwraps
32
27
CLICKWRAP, an agreem...
clientages
21
17
CLIENTAGE, clients c...
clienteles
21
16
CLIENTELE, (French)...
clientless
22
16
without clients [adj...
clientship
26
20
the state of being a...
cliffhangs
29
25
CLIFFHANG, to keep a...
cliffsides
27
21
CLIFFSIDE, the side...
climatical
27
21
relating to climate,...
climatised
23
18
CLIMATISE, to acclim...
climatises
23
17
CLIMATISE, to acclim...
climatized
26
27
CLIMATIZE, to acclim...
climatizes
26
26
CLIMATIZE, to acclim...
climatures
23
18
CLIMATURE, (Shakespe...
climaxless
30
25
without a climax [ad...
climbdowns
28
25
CLIMBDOWN, a retreat...
clinandria
20
17
CLINANDRIUM, a cavit...
clingfilms
28
24
CLINGFILM, thin plas...
clinginess
22
18
the state of being c...
clingingly
31
23
CLINGING [adv]
clingstone
21
18
having the flesh att...
clingwraps
28
23
CLINGWRAP, a thin po...
clinically
33
22
CLINICAL, relating t...
clinicians
24
19
CLINICIAN, a doctor...
clinkering
23
22
CLINKER, to make fur...
clinkstone
21
20
a fine-grained inter...
clinometer
21
18
an instrument for me...
clinometry
28
20
the art or operation...
clinostats
21
15
CLINOSTAT, an appara...
clinquants
29
26
CLINQUANT, tinsel, g...
clintonias
20
16
CLINTONIA, any tempe...
cliometric
26
20
relating to cliometr...
clipboards
26
21
CLIPBOARD, a portabl...
clipshears
26
19
CLIPSHEAR, (Scots) a...
clipsheets
26
19
CLIPSHEET, a sheet c...
cliquiness
30
25
the state of being c...
cliquishly
41
29
CLIQUISH, relating t...
clistogamy
30
21
the production of sm...
cliticised
26
18
CLITICISE, to pronou...
cliticises
26
17
CLITICISE, to pronou...
cliticized
29
27
CLITICIZE, to pronou...
cliticizes
29
26
CLITICIZE, to pronou...
clitorides
22
15
CLITORIS, a small er...
clitorises
22
14
CLITORIS, a small er...
clittering
23
17
CLITTER, to make a s...
cloacaline
23
19
relating to the cloa...
cloakrooms
22
21
CLOAKROOM, a room in...
clobbering
26
23
CLOBBER, to strike v...
clockmaker
27
28
one who makes clocks...
clockworks
30
28
CLOCKWORK, the works...
cloddishly
32
21
CLODDISH, like a clo...
clodhopper
27
23
a clumsy, awkward fe...
clofibrate
25
20
a lipid-lowering dru...
clogdances
24
21
CLOGDANCE, a dance p...
clogginess
23
19
the state of being c...
cloisonnes
19
16
CLOISONNE, (French)...
cloistered
21
15
CLOISTER, to seclude...
cloisterer
21
14
one belonging to, or...
cloistress
22
14
(Shakespeare) a nun...
clomiphene
25
23
a synthetic drug use...
clonazepam
25
30
a sedative drug used...
clonidines
20
17
CLONIDINE, an antihy...
closedowns
23
19
CLOSEDOWN, an instan...
closeheads
22
17
CLOSEHEAD, (Scots) t...
closestool
21
15
a stool holding a ch...
closetfuls
25
19
CLOSETFUL, the conte...
clostridia
22
15
CLOSTRIDIUM, any of...
clothbound
25
22
bound with cloth e.g...
clothespin
25
20
a forked piece of wo...
clottering
22
17
CLOTTER, to coagulat...
clottiness
21
15
the state of being c...
cloudberry
30
21
a low plant of North...
cloudburst
25
20
a heavy downpour of...
cloudiness
21
17
the state of being c...
cloudlands
22
19
CLOUDLAND, an imagin...
cloudscape
26
22
a view or pictorial...
cloudtowns
24
20
CLOUDTOWN, an imagin...
cloverleaf
25
22
the pattern made by...
clowneries
23
18
CLOWNERY, clownish b...
clownishly
34
23
CLOWNISH, resembling...
clozapines
25
27
CLOZAPINE, a neurole...
clubbiness
26
22
the state of being c...
clubfooted
25
22
having a clubfoot [a...
clubhauled
27
23
CLUBHAUL, to force a...
clubhouses
26
21
CLUBHOUSE, the premi...
clubmaster
25
21
the manager of a clu...
clubmosses
25
21
CLUBMOSS, a green pl...
clubrushes
27
21
CLUBRUSH, any sedge...
clumpiness
25
22
the state of being c...
clumsiness
23
19
the quality of being...
clustering
23
18
CLUSTER, to form int...
clutchiest
28
20
CLUTCHY, tending to...
cluttering
23
18
CLUTTER, to pile in...
clypeiform
33
25
shaped like a buckle...
cnidarians
19
16
CNIDARIAN, a coelent...
cnidoblast
23
19
a stinging thread ce...
coacervate
23
20
to heap; to cause to...
coachbuilt
29
23
of a vehicle body, b...
coachlines
25
20
COACHLINE, a decorat...
coachloads
25
20
COACHLOAD, the passe...
coachwhips
33
26
COACHWHIP, a large,...
coachwoods
27
22
COACHWOOD, an Austra...
coachworks
29
25
COACHWORK, vehicle b...
coactively
32
23
COACTIVE, mutually a...
coactivity
32
22
unity of action [n C...
coadjacent
23
27
something that is ad...
coadjutant
21
25
mutually assisting o...
coadjutors
22
24
COADJUTOR, a bishop...
coadjutrix
29
31
a female coadjutor o...
coadmiring
22
20
COADMIRE, to admire...
coadmitted
21
18
COADMIT, to admit se...
coadunated
18
17
COADUNATE, to unite,...
coadunates
18
16
COADUNATE, to unite,...
coagencies
22
19
COAGENCY, a joint ag...
coagulable
24
21
capable of being coa...
coagulants
21
18
COAGULANT, that whic...
coagulases
21
17
COAGULASE, any of se...
coagulated
21
18
COAGULATE, to curdle...
coagulates
21
17
COAGULATE, to curdle...
coagulator
21
17
that which causes co...
coalescent
22
18
growing together, co...
coalescing
24
20
COALESCE, to blend [...
coalfields
24
19
COALFIELD, a distric...
coalfishes
25
19
COALFISH, a dusky fi...
coalhouses
22
17
COALHOUSE, a place w...
coalifying
30
22
COALIFY, to convert...
coalitions
20
15
COALITION, the act o...
coalmaster
21
17
the owner or lessee...
coalminers
21
18
COALMINER, one who d...
coanchored
23
20
COANCHOR, to present...
coannexing
24
25
COANNEX, to annex jo...
coappeared
22
20
COAPPEAR, to appear...
coaptation
20
17
joining or fitting t...
coarctated
22
17
COARCTATE, to press...
coarctates
22
16
COARCTATE, to press...
coarseness
18
14
the state of being c...
coarsening
19
17
COARSEN, to make coa...
coassisted
20
14
COASSIST, to assist...
coassuming
22
20
COASSUME, to assume...
coastguard
21
17
an organization with...
coastlands
20
16
COASTLAND, land alon...
coastlines
20
15
COASTLINE, the line...
coastwards
23
17
COASTWARD [n]
coatimundi
21
19
(Tupi) a tropical Am...
coatstands
19
15
COATSTAND, a stand f...
coattended
18
16
COATTEND, to attend...
coattested
19
14
COATTEST, to attest...
coauthored
21
17
COAUTHOR, to write t...
cobalamins
23
21
COBALAMIN, a complex...
cobaltines
22
18
COBALTINE, a mineral...
cobaltites
23
17
COBALTITE, a mineral...
cobbleries
25
20
COBBLERY, the mendin...
cobwebbery
35
27
cobwebs collectively...
cobwebbier
29
25
COBWEBBY, covered wi...
cobwebbing
30
28
COBWEB, to cover wit...
cocainised
22
18
COCAINISE, to anaest...
cocainises
22
17
COCAINISE, to anaest...
cocainisms
24
20
COCAINISM, a morbid...
cocainists
23
17
COCAINIST, one suffe...
cocainized
25
27
COCAINIZE, to anaest...
cocainizes
25
26
COCAINIZE, to anaest...
cocaptains
24
20
COCAPTAIN, to captai...
cocatalyst
30
19
a substance that act...
coccineous
25
21
(obsolete) bright re...
coccolites
27
20
COCCOLITE, a small r...
coccoliths
30
22
COCCOLITH, a small r...
cochairing
26
21
COCHAIR, to serve jo...
cochairman
25
22
one who shares a cha...
cochairmen
25
22
COCHAIRMAN, one who...
cochampion
27
25
a joint champion [n...
cochineals
25
20
COCHINEAL, a dyestuf...
cochleares
25
19
COCHLEARE, a kind of...
cochleated
25
20
having the form of a...
cockabully
35
28
any of various small...
cockalorum
26
25
boastful talk; a boa...
cockamamie
25
26
ridiculous, incredib...
cockateels
24
21
COCKATEEL, (Dutch) a...
cockatiels
25
21
COCKATIEL, (Dutch) a...
cockatrice
27
23
a fabulous serpent w...
cockbilled
29
26
COCKBILL, to raise t...
cockchafer
31
28
any of several kinds...
cockernony
28
24
(Scots) the gatherin...
cockeyedly
37
26
COCKEYED, having a c...
cockfights
31
27
COCKFIGHT, a fight b...
cockhorses
26
22
COCKHORSE, a child's...
cockleboat
26
24
a small boat, esp. o...
cockleburs
28
25
COCKLEBUR, the burdo...
cockleerts
25
21
COCKLEERT, (dialect)...
cockneydom
30
27
the region or home o...
cockneyish
32
25
characteristic of, o...
cockneyism
31
26
a Cockney idiom or c...
cocknified
26
25
COCKNIFY, to make (a...
cocknifies
26
24
COCKNIFY, to make (a...
cockscombs
31
29
COCKSCOMB, a jester'...
cocksfoots
26
23
COCKSFOOT, a type of...
cocksiness
24
21
the state of being c...
cocksucker
29
28
(slang) a contemptib...
cocksurely
32
24
COCKSURE, perfectly...
cockswains
27
24
COCKSWAIN, the steer...
cocktailed
25
22
COCKTAIL, to dock a...
cockteaser
23
20
a woman who delibera...
cockyleeky
38
29
(Scots) soup made fr...
cocomposer
25
22
a joint composer [n...
cocoonings
22
20
COCOONING, the pract...
cocounsels
23
19
COCOUNSEL, a joint c...
cocozelles
27
27
COCOZELLE, a variety...
cocreating
23
19
COCREATE, to create...
cocreators
22
16
COCREATOR, one who c...
cocultured
25
20
COCULTURE, to grow (...
cocultures
25
19
COCULTURE, to grow (...
cocurators
23
17
COCURATOR, one who s...
cocuswoods
26
21
COCUSWOOD, the so-ca...
coderiving
23
21
CODERIVE, to derive...
codesigned
20
18
CODESIGN, to design...
codevelops
24
22
CODEVELOP, to develo...
codicology
31
22
the study of manuscr...
codifiable
25
21
capable of being cod...
codirected
23
18
CODIRECT, to direct...
codirector
23
17
a joint director [n...
codiscover
25
21
to discover jointly...
codologies
21
17
CODOLOGY, the art or...
codominant
19
19
sharing domination o...
codswallop
27
22
something utterly se...
coelacanth
24
20
any of a group of pr...
coelentera
18
15
COELENTERON, a coele...
coelomates
20
17
COELOMATE, an animal...
coelomatic
24
20
of or like a coelom,...
coelostats
20
14
COELOSTAT, an astron...
coembodied
22
21
COEMBODY, to embody...
coembodies
22
20
COEMBODY, to embody...
coemployed
29
23
COEMPLOY, to employ...
coemptions
22
20
COEMPTION, the purch...
coenacting
22
20
COENACT, to enact to...
coenamored
18
18
COENAMOR, to inflame...
coenamours
19
18
COENAMOUR, to enamou...
coenduring
20
19
COENDURE, to endure...
coenobites
20
17
COENOBITE, a monk wh...
coenobitic
24
20
of or like a coenobi...
coenocytes
27
19
COENOCYTE, a multinu...
coenocytic
31
22
of or like a coenocy...
coenosarcs
21
17
COENOSARC, the commo...
coenosteum
19
18
the calcareous skele...
coequality
35
26
the state of being o...
coequating
28
26
COEQUATE, to equate...
coercively
32
23
COERCIVE, serving or...
coercivity
32
22
the quality of being...
coerecting
23
19
COERECT, to erect to...
coetaneous
17
15
having the same age;...
coeternity
25
16
existence from etern...
coevolving
25
25
COEVOLVE, to evolve...
coexecutor
28
24
a joint executor [n...
coexerting
26
23
COEXERT, to exert jo...
coexistent
25
21
existing at the same...
coexisting
27
23
COEXIST, to exist to...
coextended
24
23
COEXTEND, to extend...
cofavorite
23
20
a joint favourite [n...
cofeatured
21
18
COFEATURE, to featur...
cofeatures
21
17
COFEATURE, to featur...
coffeepots
25
22
COFFEEPOT, a pot for...
cofferdams
25
23
COFFERDAM, a narrow...
coffinites
24
20
COFFINITE, a uranium...
cofinanced
23
22
COFINANCE, to financ...
cofinances
23
21
COFINANCE, to financ...
cofounders
21
19
COFOUNDER, one who f...
cofounding
22
22
COFOUND, to found jo...
cofunction
24
22
a kind of trigonomet...
cogitating
22
18
COGITATE, to ponder...
cogitation
20
16
the act of cogitatin...
cogitative
23
19
having the power of...
cogitators
21
15
COGITATOR, one who c...
cognations
19
17
COGNATION, relations...
cognisable
23
20
that can be cognised...
cognisably
30
22
COGNISABLE, that can...
cognisance
22
20
knowledge or notice,...
cognitions
20
17
COGNITION, the proce...
cognizable
26
29
that can be cognized...
cognizably
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31
COGNIZABLE, that can...
cognizance
25
29
knowledge or notice,...
cognominal
21
21
of or pertaining to...
cognoscing
24
22
COGNOSCE, in Scots l...
cohabitant
23
19
one who dwells with...
cohabitees
23
18
COHABITEE, one who i...
cohabiters
24
18
COHABITER, one who c...
cohabiting
25
21
COHABIT, to dwell to...
cohabitors
24
18
COHABITOR, one who c...
coherences
23
19
COHERENCE, a tendenc...
coherently
28
19
COHERENT, sticking t...
coheritors
22
15
COHERITOR, a joint h...
cohesively
31
22
COHESIVE, having the...
cohibiting
26
21
COHIBIT, to restrain...
cohibition
24
19
hindrance; restraint...
cohibitive
27
22
restraining [adj]
cohobating
24
21
COHOBATE, to distill...
cohomology
30
23
a theory in topology...
cohousings
23
19
COHOUSING, a type of...
cohyponyms
37
26
COHYPONYM, a word wh...
coiffeuses
24
20
COIFFEUSE, (French)...
coiffuring
26
23
COIFFURE, to style t...
coincident
22
19
of similar nature [a...
coinciding
24
21
COINCIDE, to be iden...
coinfected
24
21
COINFECT, to infect...
coinferred
21
18
COINFER, to infer jo...
coinhering
22
19
COINHERE, to inhere...
coinsurers
20
15
COINSURER, one who i...
coinsuring
21
18
COINSURE, to insure...
cointerred
19
15
COINTER, to bury tog...
cointreaus
19
15
COINTREAU, (tradenam...
coinvented
20
20
COINVENT, to invent...
coinventor
20
19
a joint inventor [n...
coinvestor
21
18
a joint investor [n...
colatitude
21
16
the complement of th...
colcannons
21
20
COLCANNON, (Irish) a...
colchicine
29
23
a toxic yellow alkal...
colchicums
32
26
COLCHICUM, a floweri...
colcothars
26
19
COLCOTHAR, (Arabic)...
coldbloods
24
20
COLDBLOOD, a horse b...
coldcocked
28
26
COLDCOCK, to knock u...
coldhouses
23
18
COLDHOUSE, a plant f...
coldnesses
20
16
COLDNESS, the state...
colemanite
20
18
a hydrous borate of...
coleoptera
21
17
COLEOPTERON, a large...
coleopters
22
17
COLEOPTER, an aircra...
coleoptile
23
18
the first leaf in gr...
coleorhiza
25
25
a sheath in the embr...
colestipol
24
18
a drug that reduces...
colickiest
26
21
COLICKY, pertaining...
colicroots
24
17
COLICROOT, a herb of...
colicweeds
27
21
COLICWEED, any of se...
coliphages
26
21
COLIPHAGE, any bacte...
collagenic
25
21
relating to collagen...
collagists
24
17
COLLAGIST, one who m...
collapsars
24
18
COLLAPSAR, a black h...
collapsing
25
21
COLLAPSE, to crumble...
collarbone
22
19
the clavicle [n -S]
collarette
21
15
(French) a small col...
collarless
23
16
without a collar [ad...
collarstud
23
17
a stud for fastening...
collatable
24
19
capable of being col...
collateral
22
16
side by side [adj CO...
collations
21
16
COLLATION, a light m...
colleagued
22
19
COLLEAGUE, (obsolete...
colleagues
22
18
COLLEAGUE, (obsolete...
collecting
26
21
COLLECT, to bring to...
collection
24
19
the act of collectin...
collective
27
22
of the nature of a c...
collectors
25
18
COLLECTOR, one who c...
collegians
22
18
COLLEGIAN, a member...
collegiate
22
17
relating to a colleg...
collegiums
25
21
COLLEGIUM, a Soviet...
colliculus
28
21
a small elevation, a...
collieries
22
15
COLLIERY, the place...
colligated
23
18
COLLIGATE, to tie or...
colligates
23
17
COLLIGATE, to tie or...
collimated
23
19
COLLIMATE, to make p...
collimates
23
18
COLLIMATE, to make p...
collimator
23
18
a telescope arranged...
collinsias
22
16
COLLINSIA, a North A...
colliquant
30
26
(obsolete) melting,...
colliquate
30
25
(obsolete) to melt,...
collisions
22
16
COLLISION, the state...
collocated
24
19
COLLOCATE, to place...
collocates
24
18
COLLOCATE, to place...
collocutor
25
19
one of the speakers...
collodions
21
17
COLLODION, a solutio...
collodiums
24
20
COLLODIUM, a solutio...
colloguing
24
21
COLLOGUE, to convers...
colloquial
31
26
a conversation [n -S...
colloquied
30
26
COLLOQUY, to hold a...
colloquies
30
25
COLLOQUY, to hold a...
colloquing
31
28
COLLOQUE, to hold a...
colloquise
30
25
to converse, also CO...
colloquist
31
25
a speaker in a collo...
colloquium
32
29
(Latin) a conference...
colloquize
33
34
to converse, also CO...
collotypes
30
20
COLLOTYPE, a method...
collotypic
34
23
relating to collotyp...
collusions
22
17
COLLUSION, a secret...
colluviums
27
24
COLLUVIUM, material...
collyriums
31
21
COLLYRIUM, an eye lo...
colobomata
22
20
COLOBOMA, a lesion o...
colocating
24
20
COLOCATE, to group h...
colocynths
32
22
COLOCYNTH, (Greek) a...
colombards
24
21
COLOMBARD, a kind of...
colonially
28
19
COLONIAL, belong to...
colonisers
20
15
COLONISER, one who c...
colonising
21
18
COLONISE, to establi...
colonizers
23
24
COLONIZER, one who c...
colonizing
24
27
COLONIZE, to establi...
colonnaded
18
18
having a colonnade [...
colonnades
18
17
COLONNADE, a row of...
coloration
19
15
the act of coloring;...
coloratura
20
15
(Italian) a highly o...
colorature
20
15
a highly ornamented,...
colorbreed
22
18
to breed plants or a...
colorcasts
24
17
COLORCAST, to broadc...
colorectal
24
18
relating to the colo...
colorfully
32
22
COLORFUL, full of co...
colorisers
21
14
COLORISER, one who c...
colorising
22
17
COLORISE, to give co...
coloristic
25
17
relating to a colori...
colorizers
24
23
COLORIZER, one who c...
colorizing
25
26
COLORIZE, to give co...
colorpoint
22
18
a breed of domestic...
colossally
29
18
COLOSSAL, of enormou...
colosseums
22
18
COLOSSEUM, a large b...
colossuses
21
15
COLOSSUS, (Latin) a...
colostrous
21
15
relating to colostru...
colostrums
23
18
COLOSTRUM, (Latin) m...
colotomies
21
17
COLOTOMY, a surgical...
colourable
23
19
that can be coloured...
colourably
30
21
COLOURABLE, that can...
colourants
20
16
COLOURANT, a substan...
colourbred
23
19
COLOURBREED, to bree...
colourcast
24
18
to broadcast (a tele...
colourfast
23
18
having colours that...
colourings
22
18
COLOURING, colour [n...
colourised
21
16
COLOURISE, to add co...
colouriser
21
15
a person or thing th...
colourises
21
15
COLOURISE, to add co...
colourisms
23
18
COLOURISM, discrimin...
colourists
22
15
COLOURIST, a person...
colourized
24
25
COLOURIZE, to add co...
colourizer
24
24
a person or thing th...
colourizes
24
24
COLOURIZE, to add co...
colourless
22
16
without colour, also...
colourwash
26
20
a cheap form of dist...
colourways
30
20
COLOURWAY, one of se...
colpitises
24
17
COLPITIS, a vaginal...
colportage
23
19
(French) the distrib...
colporteur
23
18
(French) a peddler o...
colposcope
27
23
an instrument for vi...
colposcopy
34
25
an examination using...
coltsfoots
23
17
COLTSFOOT, a composi...
colubriads
24
19
COLUBRIAD, (Cowper)...
columbaria
24
21
COLUMBARIUM, (Latin)...
columbates
24
21
COLUMBATE, a salt of...
columbines
24
22
COLUMBINE, a flower,...
columbites
25
21
COLUMBITE, a mineral...
columbiums
27
25
COLUMBIUM, a rare el...
columellae
23
20
COLUMELLA, the uvula...
columellar
24
20
relating to a colume...
columnated
21
20
having columns, also...
columnists
23
19
COLUMNIST, one who w...
comanagers
20
19
COMANAGER, one who s...
comanaging
21
22
COMANAGE, to manage...
comanchero
24
22
(Spanish) in the 19t...
comatosely
27
19
COMATOSE, relating t...
comatulids
23
19
COMATULID, a type of...
combatable
25
23
able to be combated...
combatants
22
20
COMBATANT, one engag...
combatting
24
22
COMBAT, to fight aga...
combinable
25
24
able to be combined...
combinings
24
23
COMBINING, the act o...
combretums
25
23
COMBRETUM, (Latin) a...
comburgess
25
22
a fellow-burgess [n...
combusting
25
23
COMBUST, to burn [v]
combustion
23
21
an act or instance o...
combustive
26
24
capable of catching...
combustors
24
20
COMBUSTOR, the syste...
comeddling
23
22
COMEDDLE, (obsolete)...
comedienne
18
19
a women who plays in...
comedietta
20
17
(Italian) a dramatic...
comeliness
21
18
the state of being c...
comestible
24
20
edible [adj] / somet...
cometology
28
21
the study of comets...
comfitures
24
20
COMFITURE, (obsolete...
comforters
23
19
COMFORTER, one who c...
comforting
24
22
COMFORT, to console...
comicality
32
22
the quality of being...
comingling
24
23
COMINGLE, to blend t...
comitadjis
24
26
COMITADJI, (Turkish)...
comitative
23
20
of a grammatical cas...
commandant
20
22
a commanding officer...
commandeer
20
21
to compel to perform...
commanders
21
21
COMMANDER, one who c...
commandery
27
23
the office or rank o...
commanding
22
24
COMMAND, to direct w...
commandoes
20
21
COMMANDO, a speciali...
commeasure
21
20
to be commensurate w...
commencers
24
23
COMMENCER, one who c...
commencing
25
26
COMMENCE, to begin [...
commendams
22
24
COMMENDAM, (Latin) a...
commenders
21
21
COMMENDER, one who c...
commending
22
24
COMMEND, to praise [...
commensals
22
21
COMMENSAL, one who e...
commentary
27
22
an explanatory treat...
commentate
20
20
to give a commentary...
commenters
21
20
COMMENTER, one who c...
commenting
22
23
COMMENT, to remark [...
commentors
21
20
COMMENTOR, one who c...
commercial
26
23
related to commerce...
commercing
26
25
COMMERCE, to engage...
commerging
24
24
COMMERGE, to merge t...
comminated
21
21
COMMINATE, to threat...
comminates
21
20
COMMINATE, to threat...
commingled
24
24
COMMINGLE, to mix to...
commingles
24
23
COMMINGLE, to mix to...
comminuted
22
22
COMMINUTE, to crush,...
comminutes
22
21
COMMINUTE, to crush,...
commissars
23
19
COMMISSAR, the head...
commissary
29
21
one to whom is commi...
commission
22
20
an order for a piece...
commissure
23
20
a joint, a joining s...
commitment
23
23
the state of being c...
committals
24
20
COMMITTAL, the act o...
committees
22
19
COMMITTEE, a group s...
committers
23
19
COMMITTER, one who c...
committing
24
22
COMMIT, to perpetrat...
commixtion
28
27
commixture; mingling...
commixture
29
27
the act of mixing [n...
commodious
22
21
roomy, capacious [ad...
commodores
21
20
COMMODORE, an office...
commonable
23
24
held in common, mutu...
commonages
21
22
COMMONAGE, the right...
commonalty
28
23
common people; the g...
commonhold
24
24
a freehold held in c...
commonings
22
23
COMMONING, the conve...
commonness
20
21
the state of being c...
commonweal
24
24
(archaic) the genera...
commorants
21
20
COMMORANT, a residen...
commotions
21
20
COMMOTION, a violent...
communally
30
25
COMMUNAL, belonging...
communards
22
22
COMMUNARD, (French)...
communings
23
24
COMMUNING [n]
communions
21
22
COMMUNION, the act o...
communique
30
31
(French) an official...
communised
22
22
COMMUNISE, to make c...
communises
22
21
COMMUNISE, to make c...
communisms
24
24
COMMUNISM, a social...
communists
23
21
COMMUNIST, one who b...
communized
25
31
COMMUNIZE, to make c...
communizes
25
30
COMMUNIZE, to make c...
commutable
25
24
able to be commuted...
commutated
22
21
COMMUTATE, to change...
commutates
22
20
COMMUTATE, to change...
commutator
22
20
a thing which commut...
commutings
24
23
COMMUTING, travellin...
comonomers
20
20
COMONOMER, one of th...
compacters
26
22
COMPACTER, one who c...
compactest
26
22
COMPACT, closely fit...
compactify
35
27
to render compact [v...
compacting
27
25
COMPACT, to pack clo...
compaction
25
23
the act of compactin...
compactors
26
22
COMPACTOR, one who c...
compacture
26
23
(Spenser) close unio...
companders
22
21
COMPANDER, a system...
companding
23
24
COMPAND, to put a si...
compandors
22
21
COMPANDOR, a system...
companions
21
21
COMPANION, to keep s...
companying
29
25
COMPANY, to associat...
comparable
25
23
that can be compared...
comparably
32
25
COMPARABLE, that can...
comparator
22
19
any device for compa...
comparison
22
20
the representing of...
comparting
24
22
COMPART, to divide i...
compassing
24
22
contrivance, design...
compassion
22
20
sympathetic consciou...
compatible
26
23
consistent with [adj...
compatibly
33
25
COMPATIBLE, consiste...
compatriot
23
19
a person born, resid...
compearant
21
20
(Scots) one who comp...
compearing
23
22
COMPEAR, to appear i...
compeering
23
22
COMPEER, to be the e...
compellers
25
21
COMPELLER, one who c...
compelling
26
24
COMPEL, to force [v]
compendium
24
25
(Latin) an assortmen...
compensate
21
20
to be equivalent to...
compescing
27
25
COMPESCE, (archaic)...
competence
24
23
the quality of being...
competency
31
25
the quality of being...
competitor
23
19
one that competes [n...
compilator
24
20
a compiler [n -S]
complacent
26
24
marked by complacenc...
complained
23
22
COMPLAIN, to express...
complainer
23
21
one who complains [n...
complaints
24
21
COMPLAINT, an instan...
complanate
22
21
flattened [adj]
compleated
23
21
COMPLEAT, (archaic)...
complected
27
24
COMPLECT, to weave t...
complement
24
24
to be complementary...
completely
31
23
COMPLETE, having all...
completers
24
20
COMPLETER, one who c...
completest
24
20
COMPLETE, having all...
completing
25
23
COMPLETE, to bring t...
completion
23
21
the act of completin...
completist
25
20
a person who wants a...
completive
26
24
making complete, als...
completory
30
22
in the Christian lit...
complexest
30
27
COMPLEX, complicated...
complexify
39
32
to render complex [v...
complexing
31
30
COMPLEX, to make com...
complexion
29
28
the colour or look o...
complexity
37
29
the state of being c...
complexone
28
28
any chelating agent,...
compliable
27
24
capable of bending o...
compliably
34
26
COMPLIABLE, capable...
compliance
26
24
the act of complying...
compliancy
33
26
the state of being c...
complicacy
37
28
a state of being com...
complicant
27
24
overlapping [adj]
complicate
27
23
to combine esp. in a...
complicity
35
25
association or parti...
compliment
25
24
to express admiratio...
complished
27
23
COMPLISH, to accompl...
complishes
27
22
COMPLISH, to accompl...
complotted
24
21
COMPLOT, to conspire...
complotter
24
20
one who complots [n...
compluvium
29
29
(Latin) a space left...
componency
30
26
the state of being a...
components
21
21
COMPONENT, one of th...
comporting
24
22
COMPORT, to conduct...
composedly
30
23
COMPOSED [adv]
composited
23
20
COMPOSITE, to comple...
composites
23
19
COMPOSITE, to comple...
compositor
23
19
one who sets type [n...
composters
23
19
COMPOSTER, an appara...
composting
24
22
the act of making in...
composture
23
20
manure; compost [n -...
composures
23
20
COMPOSURE, calmness,...
compotator
22
19
one who drinks with...
compotiers
23
19
COMPOTIER, (French)...
compounded
22
23
COMPOUND, to add to...
compounder
22
22
one who compounds [n...
compradore
22
20
(Portuguese) a nativ...
compradors
23
20
COMPRADOR, (Portugue...
comprehend
24
23
to grasp the meaning...
compressed
23
20
COMPRESS, to compact...
compresses
23
19
COMPRESS, to compact...
compressor
23
19
one that compresses...
comprinted
23
21
COMPRINT, to share i...
comprisals
25
20
COMPRISAL, the act,...
comprising
25
22
COMPRISE, to include...
comprizing
28
31
COMPRIZE, to include...
compromise
24
22
to adjust or settle...
comptrolls
26
21
COMPTROLL, (obsolete...
compulsing
26
24
COMPULSE, (obsolete)...
compulsion
24
22
an act of compelling...
compulsive
27
25
driven by an ungover...
compulsory
31
23
obligatory [adj COMP...
compursion
23
21
(Sterne) a pursing t...
computable
26
24
capable of being com...
computants
23
21
COMPUTANT, a person...
computator
23
20
a person who calcula...
computings
25
23
COMPUTING, the act o...
computists
25
20
COMPUTIST, a compute...
comstocker
25
23
one who engages in c...
conacreism
23
20
the system of conacr...
conational
18
16
relating to conation...
concealers
22
18
CONCEALER, one who c...
concealing
23
21
CONCEAL, to hide [v]
concededly
29
22
CONCEDED [adv]
conceitful
26
22
(Spenser) thoughtful...
conceiting
23
20
CONCEIT, to form a c...
conceivers
24
21
CONCEIVER, one who c...
conceiving
25
24
CONCEIVE, to underst...
concenters
21
18
CONCENTER, (US) to h...
concentred
21
19
CONCENTRE, to have a...
concentres
21
18
CONCENTRE, to have a...
concentric
25
21
having a common cent...
conception
23
21
the process of becom...
conceptive
26
24
capable of conceivin...
conceptual
25
22
relating to concepts...
concerning
22
21
CONCERN, to be of in...
concertina
21
18
to fold up like a pa...
concerting
23
20
CONCERT, to construc...
concertini
22
18
CONCERTINO, (Italian...
concertino
21
18
(Italian) a short co...
concertise
22
17
to perform professio...
concertize
25
26
to perform professio...
concession
21
18
the act of conceding...
concessive
24
21
implying concession;...
concettism
24
20
the use of concetti...
concettist
23
17
one adept in concett...
conchiform
28
25
shaped like a shell...
conchiglie
27
22
(Italian) shell-shap...
conchiolin
25
21
a fibrous protein su...
conchoidal
25
21
shell-like, as appli...
conchology
32
24
the study of shells...
concierges
23
19
CONCIERGE, (French)...
conciliary
30
20
of or pertaining to...
conciliate
23
18
to gain (as goodwill...
concinnity
28
21
harmony or elegance...
concinnous
21
20
characterized by con...
concipient
24
21
conceiving [adj]
concisions
22
18
CONCISION, schism; s...
conclavism
27
25
a minority movement...
conclavist
26
22
one of the two eccle...
concluders
24
20
CONCLUDER, one who c...
concluding
25
23
CONCLUDE, to finish...
conclusion
23
20
a result, outcome [n...
conclusive
26
23
relating to a conclu...
conclusory
30
21
conclusive [adj]
concocters
25
20
CONCOCTER, one who c...
concocting
26
23
CONCOCT, to fabricat...
concoction
24
21
the act of concoctin...
concoctive
27
24
having the power of...
concoctors
25
20
CONCOCTOR, one who c...
concordant
21
19
harmonious, united [...
concordats
22
18
CONCORDAT, (French)...
concordial
23
19
harmonious [adj]
concording
23
21
CONCORD, to be in or...
concourses
22
18
CONCOURS, (French) a...
concreated
21
18
CONCREATE, (archaic)...
concreates
21
17
CONCREATE, (archaic)...
concretely
29
20
CONCRETE, real, gras...
concreting
23
20
CONCRETE, to solidif...
concretion
21
18
a concreted mass [n...
concretise
22
17
to render concrete,...
concretism
24
20
reification [n -S]
concretist
23
17
one who regards or r...
concretive
24
21
promoting concretion...
concretize
25
26
to render concrete,...
concrewing
26
23
CONCREW, (archaic) t...
concubines
24
22
CONCUBINE, a woman w...
concurrent
22
19
operating or occurri...
concurring
24
21
CONCUR, to concur [v...
concussing
24
21
CONCUSS, to injure t...
concussion
22
19
a stunning effect fr...
concussive
25
22
having the power of...
condemners
19
19
CONDEMNER, one who c...
condemning
20
22
CONDEMN, to judge un...
condemnors
19
19
CONDEMNOR, one who c...
condensate
17
16
to condense [v CONDE...
condensers
18
16
CONDENSER, an appara...
condensery
24
18
a condensed milk-fac...
condensing
19
19
CONDENSE, to compres...
condescend
21
20
to descend to a less...
condiddled
21
19
CONDIDDLE, (Scott) t...
condiddles
21
18
CONDIDDLE, (Scott) t...
condiments
20
19
CONDIMENT, to season...
conditions
19
16
CONDITION, to treat...
condolence
21
20
sympathy with anothe...
condonable
20
20
that can be condoned...
conducible
26
23
conducive; tending;...
conducting
24
22
CONDUCT, to lead or...
conduction
22
20
heat transport by di...
conductive
25
23
having the power of...
conductors
23
19
CONDUCTOR, a person...
condylomas
27
21
CONDYLOMA, a wartlik...
coneflower
24
21
any of several gener...
confabbing
26
26
CONFAB, to converse,...
confabular
24
22
relating to confabul...
confecting
25
23
CONFECT, to prepare...
confection
23
21
a fancy dish or swee...
confederal
21
19
belonging to or rela...
conference
22
21
the act of conferrin...
conferment
21
21
bestowal, a thing be...
conferrals
22
18
CONFERRAL, the act o...
conferrees
20
17
CONFERREE, one who t...
conferrers
21
17
CONFERRER, one who c...
conferring
22
20
CONFER, to bestow [v...
confervoid
23
22
relating the conferv...
confessant
20
18
one who confesses to...
confessing
22
20
CONFESS, to admit or...
confession
20
18
a written or oral ac...
confessors
21
17
CONFESSOR, one who h...
confidante
20
19
(French) a (female)...
confidants
21
19
CONFIDANT, (French)...
confidence
23
22
a feeling or conscio...
confidency
30
24
a feeling or conscio...
confidents
21
19
CONFIDENT, a person...
configured
23
21
CONFIGURE, to set up...
configures
23
20
CONFIGURE, to set up...
confinable
23
22
capable of being con...
confinedly
28
22
CONFINED [adv]
confirmand
22
22
a candidate for reli...
confirmees
22
20
CONFIRMEE, one to wh...
confirmers
23
20
CONFIRMER, one who c...
confirming
24
23
the act of confirmin...
confirmors
23
20
CONFIRMOR, one who c...
confiscate
24
20
to seize as forfeite...
confiserie
21
17
(French) a confectio...
confiseurs
22
18
CONFISEUR, (French)...
confiteors
21
17
CONFITEOR, (Latin) a...
confitures
22
18
CONFITURE, (obsolete...
conflating
23
21
CONFLATE, to combine...
conflation
21
19
a combining or blend...
conflicted
26
22
CONFLICT, to be in o...
confluence
24
23
a coming or flowing...
confluents
22
20
CONFLUENT, a stream...
confocally
32
24
CONFOCAL, of a type...
conformers
22
20
CONFORMER, one who c...
conforming
23
23
CONFORM, to become t...
conformism
24
23
compliance with esta...
conformist
23
20
one who conforms [n...
conformity
29
22
correspondence in fo...
confounded
20
21
CONFOUND, to confuse...
confounder
20
20
one who confounds [n...
confreries
21
17
CONFRERIE, (French)...
confrontal
21
19
a confrontation [n -...
confronted
20
19
CONFRONT, to face de...
confronter
20
18
one who confronts [n...
confusable
24
22
liable to be confuse...
confusedly
29
22
CONFUSED [adv]
confusible
25
22
something liable to...
confusions
21
19
CONFUSION, the state...
confutable
24
22
that may be confuted...
congealers
20
17
CONGEALER, one who c...
congealing
21
20
CONGEAL, to change f...
congeneric
22
20
of the same genus, o...
congenetic
22
20
having common origin...
congenital
20
18
existing at or datin...
congesting
21
19
CONGEST, to fill to...
congestion
19
17
the state of being c...
congestive
22
20
indicating congestio...
congiaries
20
16
CONGIARY, in Roman h...
conglobate
22
20
to gather in a globe...
conglobing
24
23
CONGLOBE, to become...
congreeing
20
19
CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congreeted
19
17
CONGREET, (archaic)...
congregant
20
19
a member of a congre...
congregate
20
18
to collect into a gr...
congressed
20
17
CONGRESS, to assembl...
congresses
20
16
CONGRESS, to assembl...
congruence
22
21
the state of being c...
congruency
29
23
the state of being c...
conicities
23
17
CONICITY, the state...
coniferous
21
18
bearing cones [adj]
conjecting
25
29
CONJECT, to conjectu...
conjecture
24
27
to arrive at or dedu...
conjoiners
20
24
CONJOINER, one who c...
conjoining
21
27
CONJOIN, to join tog...
conjointly
28
27
CONJOINT, united [ad...
conjugable
25
30
that can be conjugat...
conjugally
31
30
CONJUGAL, pertaining...
conjugants
22
27
CONJUGANT, one of a...
conjugated
22
27
CONJUGATE, to give t...
conjugates
22
26
CONJUGATE, to give t...
conjugator
22
26
one who conjugates [...
conjunctly
32
31
CONJUNCT, joined tog...
conjurator
21
24
one who swears or is...
conjurings
23
27
CONJURING, the act o...
connascent
20
19
born together; produ...
connations
17
16
CONNATION, union, es...
connatural
19
17
connected by nature;...
connatures
18
16
CONNATURE, participa...
connecters
21
18
CONNECTER, something...
connecting
22
21
CONNECT, to join tog...
connection
20
19
the act of connectin...
connective
23
22
serving to connect,...
connectors
21
18
CONNECTOR, something...
connexions
23
23
CONNEXION, the act o...
conniption
20
19
(US slang) a fit of...
connivance
22
23
the act of conniving...
connivancy
29
25
the act of conniving...
connivence
22
23
the state of being c...
connivency
29
25
the state of being c...
connotated
17
16
CONNOTATE, to connot...
connotates
17
15
CONNOTATE, to connot...
conoidally
27
19
CONOIDAL, nearly, bu...
conoidical
23
19
nearly, but not exac...
conominees
18
18
CONOMINEE, one nomin...
conoscente
20
18
(Italian) a person w...
conoscenti
21
18
CONOSCENTE, (Italian...
conquerers
27
24
CONQUERER, one who c...
conqueress
27
24
a woman who conquers...
conquering
28
27
CONQUER, to overcome...
conquerors
27
24
CONQUEROR, one who c...
conscience
24
21
the sense of moral c...
conscribed
25
21
CONSCRIBE, to enroll...
conscribes
25
20
CONSCRIBE, to enroll...
conscripts
26
20
CONSCRIPT, to enlist...
consecrate
21
17
to induct (a person)...
consectary
28
19
(archaic) a deductio...
consension
17
16
agreement; accord [n...
consensual
19
17
relating to consent...
consenters
18
15
CONSENTER, one who c...
consenting
19
18
CONSENT, to give app...
consequent
26
25
following [adj CONSE...
conservant
20
19
having the power of...
conservers
21
18
CONSERVER, one who c...
conserving
22
21
CONSERVE, to keep, p...
considered
19
16
CONSIDER, to think a...
considerer
19
15
one who considers [n...
consignees
19
17
CONSIGNEE, the perso...
consigners
20
17
CONSIGNER, the perso...
consignify
29
22
to signify or denote...
consigning
21
20
CONSIGN, to give ove...
consignors
20
17
CONSIGNOR, the perso...
consilient
20
16
agreeing [adj]
consimilar
22
18
like each other [adj...
consistent
19
15
marked by harmony, r...
consisting
21
17
CONSIST, to be compo...
consistory
26
16
a solemn assembly or...
consociate
21
17
to ally or associate...
consolable
22
19
capable of receiving...
consolated
19
16
CONSOLATE, (Shakespe...
consolates
19
15
CONSOLATE, (Shakespe...
consonance
19
19
a state of accord or...
consonancy
26
21
a state of accord or...
consonants
17
16
CONSONANT, any speec...
consorters
19
14
CONSORTER, one who c...
consortial
20
15
relating to a consor...
consorting
20
17
CONSORT, to keep com...
consortism
21
17
symbiosis [n -S]
consortium
21
18
(Latin) an associati...
conspectus
25
21
a general survey, sy...
conspiracy
31
22
the act of conspirin...
conspirant
21
18
a conspirator [n -S]
conspirers
22
17
CONSPIRER, one who c...
conspiring
23
20
CONSPIRE, to plot to...
constables
22
18
CONSTABLE, a policem...
constantan
17
16
an alloy of nickel a...
constantly
26
18
CONSTANT, not varyin...
constating
20
17
CONSTATE, to assert...
constative
21
18
that can be true or...
constering
20
17
CONSTER, (archaic) t...
constipate
21
17
to cause constipatio...
constitute
20
15
to form [v CONSTITUT...
constrains
19
15
CONSTRAIN, to force,...
constraint
19
15
the act of constrain...
constricts
24
17
CONSTRICT, to draw t...
constringe
20
17
to draw together; to...
construals
21
16
CONSTRUAL, an act of...
constructs
24
18
CONSTRUCT, to build...
construers
20
15
CONSTRUER, one who c...
construing
21
18
CONSTRUE, to analyse...
consubsist
23
18
to subsist together...
consuetude
19
17
custom; familiarity...
consulages
21
18
CONSULAGE, (historic...
consulates
20
16
CONSULATE, the post...
consulship
26
21
the office of consul...
consultant
20
17
one who consults ano...
consultees
20
16
CONSULTEE, one who i...
consulters
21
16
CONSULTER, one who c...
consulting
22
19
CONSULT, to ask advi...
consultive
23
20
relating to consulta...
consultors
21
16
CONSULTOR, an adviso...
consultory
27
18
relating to consulta...
consumable
23
22
that can be consumed...
consumedly
28
22
(archaic) exceedingl...
consumings
22
21
CONSUMING, the act o...
consummate
21
21
finished, complete [...
contactees
21
17
CONTACTEE, a person...
contacting
23
20
CONTACT, to communic...
contactors
22
17
CONTACTOR, a device...
contactual
23
19
relating to contact...
contadinas
18
16
CONTADINA, (Italian)...
contadinos
18
16
CONTADINO, (Italian)...
contagions
19
17
CONTAGION, transmiss...
contagious
20
17
communicable by cont...
containers
18
15
CONTAINER, something...
containing
19
18
CONTAIN, to hold wit...
contangoed
18
18
CONTANGO [v]
contangoes
18
17
CONTANGO [v]
contemners
19
18
CONTEMNER, a person...
contemning
20
21
CONTEMN, to despise...
contemnors
19
18
CONTEMNOR, a person...
contempers
22
20
CONTEMPER, to blend...
contendent
17
17
an antagonist; a con...
contenders
18
16
CONTENDER, one who c...
contending
19
19
striving [adj CONTEN...
contenting
19
18
CONTENT, to satisfy...
contention
17
16
an act or instance o...
contestant
18
15
one that participate...
contesters
19
14
CONTESTER, one who c...
contesting
20
17
CONTEST, to compete...
contextual
26
23
relating to context...
contexture
25
22
the process or manne...
contiguity
28
19
the state of being c...
contiguous
21
18
being in actual cont...
continence
20
19
self-restraint, also...
continency
27
21
self-restraint, also...
continents
18
16
CONTINENT, a vast la...
contingent
19
18
touching, dependent...
continuant
18
17
continuing; prolonge...
continuate
18
16
(obsolete) closely u...
continuers
19
16
CONTINUER, one who c...
continuing
20
19
CONTINUE, to go on w...
continuity
26
18
a script or scenario...
continuous
19
17
marked by uninterrup...
continuums
21
20
CONTINUUM, a continu...
contorting
20
17
CONTORT, to twist ou...
contortion
18
15
the state of being c...
contortive
21
18
expressing contortio...
contouring
20
18
CONTOUR, to make the...
contraband
20
19
illegal or prohibite...
contrabass
21
17
the double bass, als...
contracted
22
18
CONTRACT, to decreas...
contractor
22
17
one that contracts t...
contradict
23
18
to assert the contra...
contraflow
25
21
a system of traffic...
contrahent
20
17
(historical) a contr...
contraltos
20
15
CONTRALTO, (Italian)...
contraplex
28
25
having messages pass...
contraprop
23
20
a contrarotating pro...
contrarian
18
15
a person who takes a...
contraried
19
15
CONTRARY, to oppose,...
contraries
19
14
CONTRARY, to oppose,...
contrarily
27
17
CONTRARY, opposite;...
contrasted
19
15
CONTRAST, to place i...
contravene
19
19
to act counter to [v...
contrecoup
24
21
(French) an injury,...
contribute
22
18
to give or supply in...
contristed
20
15
CONTRIST, (obsolete)...
contritely
27
17
CONTRITE, deeply sor...
contrition
19
15
the state of being c...
contrivers
22
18
CONTRIVER, one who c...
contriving
23
21
CONTRIVE, to devise...
controlled
21
17
CONTROL, to exercise...
controller
21
16
one who controls [n...
controuled
20
17
CONTROUL, to exercis...
controvert
21
18
to oppose; to argue...
contunding
20
20
CONTUND, (archaic) t...
contusions
19
16
CONTUSION, a bruise...
conundrums
21
21
CONUNDRUM, (Latin) a...
convalesce
24
22
to recover health an...
convecting
25
24
CONVECT, to transfer...
convection
23
22
the act of conveying...
convective
26
25
relating to convecti...
convectors
24
21
CONVECTOR, an appara...
convenable
22
23
capable of being con...
convenance
21
23
(French) that which...
convenient
19
20
suited to personal c...
convenings
21
22
CONVENING, the act o...
conventing
21
22
CONVENT, to assemble...
convention
19
20
an established usage...
conventual
21
21
of or pertaining to...
convergent
21
21
tending to move towa...
converging
23
23
CONVERGE, to come to...
conversant
20
19
having knowledge or...
conversely
28
21
CONVERSE, reversed,...
conversers
21
18
CONVERSER, one who e...
conversing
22
21
CONVERSE, to speak t...
conversion
20
19
the act of convertin...
convertend
20
20
in logic, the propos...
converters
21
18
CONVERTER, something...
converting
22
21
CONVERT, to change i...
convertite
21
18
(archaic) a convert;...
convertive
23
22
relating to conversi...
convertors
21
18
CONVERTOR, something...
convexedly
34
29
CONVEXED [adv]
convexness
26
26
the state of being c...
conveyable
29
24
capable of being con...
conveyance
28
24
an instrument by whi...
convicting
26
24
CONVICT, to prove gu...
conviction
24
22
the act of convictin...
convictism
27
24
the policy or practi...
convictive
27
25
convincing [adj CONV...
convincers
24
22
CONVINCER, one who,...
convincing
25
25
CONVINCE, to satisfy...
convocated
23
22
CONVOCATE, to convok...
convocates
23
21
CONVOCATE, to convok...
convocator
23
21
one who holds a conv...
convoluted
22
21
CONVOLUTE, to twist,...
convolutes
22
20
CONVOLUTE, to twist,...
convolving
25
26
CONVOLVE, to roll to...
convolvuli
26
25
CONVOLVULUS, (Latin)...
convulsant
22
21
an agent, esp. a dru...
convulsing
24
23
CONVULSE, to shake v...
convulsion
22
21
an abnormal violent...
convulsive
25
24
constituting or prod...
cookhouses
22
20
COOKHOUSE, a place w...
cookshacks
27
26
COOKSHACK, a shack u...
cookstoves
22
21
COOKSTOVE, a stove u...
coolheaded
21
18
not easily excited [...
coolhouses
22
17
COOLHOUSE, a greenho...
coolnesses
19
15
COOLNESS, the state...
coomceiled
24
21
said of an attic roo...
coonhounds
20
19
COONHOUND, a dog tra...
cooperages
21
18
COOPERAGE, work done...
cooperated
20
17
COOPERATE, to work t...
cooperates
20
16
COOPERATE, to work t...
cooperator
20
16
one who cooperates [...
cooperings
22
19
COOPERING, the makin...
cooptation
20
17
the act of coopting,...
cooptative
23
20
relating to cooptati...
coordinate
18
15
of the same order or...
coparcener
23
20
one who has an equal...
coparented
20
18
COPARENT, to share t...
copartners
21
17
COPARTNER, to act as...
copartnery
27
19
the state of being c...
copatriots
22
16
COPATRIOT, a person...
copayments
28
22
COPAYMENT, a joint p...
copesettic
25
19
(US) excellent, also...
copestones
20
17
COPESTONE, a stone t...
copiloting
24
20
COPILOT [v]
coplotting
24
20
COPLOT, to plot toge...
copolymers
30
22
COPOLYMER, a compoun...
copperases
23
19
COPPERAS, a compound...
copperhead
25
22
a venomous American...
copperings
25
22
COPPERING, the act o...
copperskin
25
24
(archaic) a Native A...
copperwork
28
26
craftwork in copper...
copperworm
28
25
the shipworm [n -S]
coppicings
29
25
COPPICING, the act o...
copraemias
22
19
COPRAEMIA, blood poi...
copresence
23
20
presence together [n...
copresents
21
17
COPRESENT, to presen...
coprisoner
21
17
a fellow-prisoner [n...
coproduced
25
22
COPRODUCE, to produc...
coproducer
25
21
one who coproduces [...
coproduces
25
21
COPRODUCE, to produc...
coproducts
26
21
COPRODUCT, a byprodu...
coprolalia
23
18
an uncontrollable or...
coprolites
23
17
COPROLITE, fossilize...
coproliths
26
19
COPROLITH, fossilize...
coprolitic
27
20
containing, pertaini...
copromoter
22
19
a joint promoter [n...
coprophagy
33
25
feeding on dung [n C...
copsewoods
24
20
COPSEWOOD, brushwood...
copulating
24
21
COPULATE, to have se...
copulation
22
19
the act of copulatin...
copulative
25
22
uniting [adj COPULAT...
copulatory
29
20
relating to copulati...
copurified
25
21
COPURIFY, to become...
copurifies
25
20
COPURIFY, to become...
copycatted
31
22
COPYCAT, to imitate...
copyedited
28
20
COPYEDIT, to prepare...
copyfights
35
25
COPYFIGHT, the confl...
copygraphs
34
25
COPYGRAPH, a process...
copyholder
31
22
one possessed of lan...
copylefted
31
23
COPYLEFT, to publish...
copyreader
27
19
a subeditor [n -S]
copyrights
33
22
COPYRIGHT, to secure...
copytakers
29
22
COPYTAKER, a person...
copywriter
32
21
a writer of advertis...
coquelicot
32
27
(French) a brilliant...
coquetries
28
23
COQUETRY, flirtatiou...
coquetting
29
26
COQUET, to flirt, al...
coquettish
31
25
practicing or exhibi...
coquimbite
32
29
a yellowish hydrous...
coradicate
22
17
of the same root [ad...
coralbells
25
19
a perennnial alumroo...
coralberry
29
19
an American shrub of...
corallines
21
16
CORALLINE, a marine...
corallites
22
15
CORALLITE, a mineral...
coralroots
20
14
CORALROOT, a kind of...
coralworts
24
17
CORALWORT, a crucife...
corbeilles
24
18
CORBEILLE, (French)...
corbelings
24
20
CORBELING, (US) corb...
corbelling
25
21
corbels taken collec...
corbiculae
26
21
CORBICULA, (Latin) t...
cordectomy
30
22
the surgical removal...
cordelling
23
19
CORDELLE, to use a t...
cordialise
21
15
to become cordial, f...
cordiality
28
17
sincere affection an...
cordialize
24
24
to become cordial, f...
cordierite
20
14
the mineral iolite o...
cordillera
22
16
(Spanish) a mountain...
cordlesses
21
15
CORDLESS, a cordless...
cordonnets
18
16
CORDONNET, a type of...
corduroyed
26
18
CORDUROY, to build a...
cordwainer
22
18
(archaic) a shoemake...
cordylines
27
18
CORDYLINE, a tropica...
coredeemed
19
18
COREDEEM, to redeem...
coregonine
18
17
of or like the genus...
corelating
21
17
CORELATE, to place i...
corelation
19
15
correspondence, also...
corelative
22
18
mutually linked [adj...
coresident
19
15
a fellow resident [n...
corfhouses
24
19
CORFHOUSE, (Scots) a...
coriaceous
22
17
of plant structures,...
corianders
19
15
CORIANDER, a plant y...
corivalled
24
20
CORIVAL, to rival [v...
corkboards
23
21
CORKBOARD, a thin co...
corkborers
23
20
CORKBORER, an instru...
corkscrews
28
23
CORKSCREW, to twist...
cormophyte
31
23
a plant differentiat...
cormorants
20
17
CORMORANT, a shiny b...
cornaceous
21
18
of or belonging to t...
cornborers
21
17
CORNBORER, a Europea...
cornbraids
22
18
CORNBRAID, to braid...
cornbrandy
27
21
spirits made from gr...
cornbreads
21
18
CORNBREAD, bread mad...
corncockle
27
25
a wild flower former...
corncrakes
23
21
CORNCRAKE, a type of...
cornelians
19
16
CORNELIAN, a dull re...
cornemuses
20
18
CORNEMUSE, (French)...
cornerback
25
24
a position in Americ...
cornerings
20
17
CORNERING, the act o...
cornerways
28
19
with the corner in f...
cornerwise
22
17
with the corner in f...
cornetcies
22
17
CORNETCY, a rank in...
cornetists
20
14
CORNETIST, one who p...
cornettini
19
15
CORNETTINO, an instr...
cornettino
18
15
an instrument of the...
cornettist
20
14
one who plays the co...
cornfields
23
19
CORNFIELD, a field i...
cornflakes
23
22
CORNFLAKE, a crazy o...
cornflours
23
19
CORNFLOUR, finely gr...
cornflower
25
21
a beautiful blue-flo...
cornhusker
23
21
a person or machine...
cornichons
24
20
CORNICHON, (French)...
cornicings
24
20
CORNICING, the act o...
corniculum
26
23
(Latin) a small horn...
cornifying
29
22
CORNIFY, to form ker...
cornopeans
19
18
CORNOPEAN, a brass c...
cornrowing
23
20
CORNROW, to braid ha...
cornstalks
22
19
CORNSTALK, a stalk o...
cornstarch
25
19
starch made from Ind...
cornstones
18
15
CORNSTONE, a silicio...
cornucopia
24
21
a curved goat's horn...
coromandel
20
19
a kind of timber, ak...
coronaries
18
14
CORONARY, an artery...
coronating
19
17
CORONATE, to crown [...
coronation
17
15
the act or occasion...
corotating
20
16
COROTATE, to rotate...
corotation
18
14
the act of rotating...
corporales
22
17
CORPORALE, a white c...
corporally
30
20
CORPORAL, relating t...
corporases
21
16
CORPORAS, (obsolete)...
corporates
21
16
CORPORATE, a corpora...
corporator
21
16
a member of a corpor...
corporeity
28
18
the state of being c...
corposants
21
17
CORPOSANT, St. Elmo'...
corpulence
25
22
the state of being c...
corpulency
32
24
the state of being c...
corpuscles
27
21
CORPUSCLE, a cell or...
corpuscule
27
22
a cell or other minu...
corralling
23
18
CORRAL, to place liv...
corrasions
19
14
CORRASION, the actio...
correctest
23
16
CORRECT, free from e...
correcting
24
19
CORRECT, to make rig...
correction
22
17
the act of correctin...
corrective
25
20
serving to correct [...
correctors
23
16
CORRECTOR, one who c...
correctory
29
18
containing or making...
corregidor
21
16
(Spanish) the chief...
correlated
20
15
CORRELATE, to be rel...
correlates
20
14
CORRELATE, to be rel...
correlator
20
14
one who correlates [...
correption
21
17
(obsolete) shortenin...
correspond
21
18
to be in conformity...
corrigenda
20
17
CORRIGENDUM, an erro...
corrigents
21
16
CORRIGENT, a drug to...
corrigible
25
19
capable of being cor...
corrigibly
32
21
CORRIGIBLE, capable...
corrivalry
30
20
the state of being a...
corroboree
20
16
(Native Australian)...
corrodants
19
15
CORRODANT, a corrosi...
corrodents
19
15
CORRODENT, a corrosi...
corrodible
23
18
able to be corroded,...
corrosible
23
17
able to be corroded,...
corrosions
19
14
CORROSION, the act o...
corrosives
22
17
CORROSIVE, a corrosi...
corrugated
21
17
CORRUGATE, to wrinkl...
corrugates
21
16
CORRUGATE, to wrinkl...
corrugator
21
16
a muscle which contr...
corrupters
23
17
CORRUPTER [n]
corruptest
23
17
CORRUPT, debased [ad...
corrupting
24
20
CORRUPT, to make bad...
corruption
22
18
impairment of integr...
corruptive
25
21
tending to corrupt [...
corruptors
23
17
CORRUPTOR, someone o...
corselette
20
14
a cuirass, a protect...
corsetiere
19
13
(French) a (female)...
corsetiers
20
13
CORSETIER, (French)...
corsetries
20
13
CORSETRY, the work o...
cortically
32
20
CORTICAL, pertaining...
corticated
23
17
having a special out...
corticoids
24
17
CORTICOID, any of th...
cortisones
19
14
CORTISONE, a steroid...
coruscated
23
18
CORUSCATE, to sparkl...
coruscates
23
17
CORUSCATE, to sparkl...
corvetting
23
20
CORVET, of a horse,...
corybantes
27
19
CORYBANT, one of the...
corybantic
31
22
wild; frenzied; unco...
corydaline
26
18
an alkaloid obtained...
corylopses
29
19
CORYLOPSIS, any of v...
corylopsis
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any of various decid...
coryneform
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virgate, rod-shaped...
coryphaeus
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(Latin) the leader o...
coryphenes
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21
CORYPHENE, a fish of...
coscripted
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COSCRIPT, to collabo...
coseismals
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COSEISMAL, a coseism...
coseismics
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COSEISMIC, a coseism...
cosentient
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perceiving together...
cosherings
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COSHERING [n]
cosinesses
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COSINESS, the state...
cosmetical
25
20
imparting or improvi...
cosmically
33
23
COSMICAL, pertaining...
cosmocrats
24
19
COSMOCRAT, a ruler o...
cosmodrome
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20
a launching-site for...
cosmogenic
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22
produced by interact...
cosmogonal
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relating to cosmogon...
cosmogonic
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relating to cosmogon...
cosmolatry
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worship of the world...
cosmolined
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COSMOLINE, to smear...
cosmolines
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18
COSMOLINE, to smear...
cosmologic
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22
relating to cosmolog...
cosmonauts
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18
COSMONAUT, a Russian...
cosmopolis
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20
a large city [n -ES]
cosmoramas
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COSMORAMA, a view of...
cosmoramic
25
22
of or pertaining to...
cosmotrons
20
17
COSMOTRON, a large s...
cosponsors
21
17
COSPONSOR, to sponso...
costalgias
22
16
COSTALGIA, pain arou...
costarring
21
16
COSTAR, to star equa...
costeaning
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17
the act of sinking p...
costlessly
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17
COSTLESS, free of ch...
costliness
21
15
the state of being c...
costmaries
21
16
COSTMARY, a garden p...
costumiers
22
17
COSTUMIER, one who m...
cotangents
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COTANGENT, the tange...
cotelettes
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14
COTELETTE, (French)...
cotillions
22
16
COTILLION, (French)...
cotransfer
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17
a transfer jointly w...
cotrustees
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COTRUSTEE, a joint t...
cottabuses
22
17
COTTABUS, (Greek) an...
cottagings
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18
COTTAGING, cruising...
cotterless
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without cotters [adj...
cottierism
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16
the cottier system o...
cottonades
18
15
COTTONADE, a somewha...
cottonseed
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15
the seed of the cott...
cottontail
20
15
any of several speci...
cottonweed
21
18
a cottony seaside co...
cottonwood
21
18
an American tree of...
coturnixes
26
22
COTURNIX, a small qu...
cotyledons
26
18
COTYLEDON, an embryo...
cotyliform
31
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disc-shaped with a r...
cotyloidal
28
18
shaped like a cup, a...
cotylosaur
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an extinct primitive...
couchettes
25
19
COUCHETTE, (French)...
coulibiaca
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21
(Russian) a Russian...
coulibiacs
27
21
COULIBIAC, (Russian)...
coulometer
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18
an instrument for me...
coulometry
28
20
(chemical analysis b...
coumarilic
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21
of or like coumarin...
coumarones
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COUMARONE, a liquid...
councillor
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a member of a counci...
councilman
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a member of a counci...
councilmen
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COUNCILMAN, a member...
councilors
24
19
COUNCILOR, (US) a me...
counselees
19
16
COUNSELEE, one who i...
counseling
21
19
the act of giving co...
counselled
21
18
COUNSEL, to advise [...
counsellee
20
17
one who is counselle...
counsellor
21
17
one who gives counse...
counselors
20
16
COUNSELOR, (US) one...
countbacks
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COUNTBACK, a system...
countdowns
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20
COUNTDOWN, a descend...
counteract
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18
to act counter or in...
counterbid
22
19
a bid made in opposi...
countercry
29
20
a cry set up in oppo...
countering
20
18
COUNTER, to oppose [...
counterion
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16
an ion having a char...
counterman
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(archaic) a man who...
countermen
19
19
COUNTERMAN, (archaic...
counterspy
28
20
a spy whose job is t...
countersue
19
16
to sue someone who i...
countertop
21
18
the top of a counter...
countesses
19
15
COUNTESS, the wife o...
countlines
20
17
COUNTLINE, a confect...
countryish
29
19
rustic, characterist...
countryman
26
21
an inhabitant or nat...
countrymen
26
21
COUNTRYMAN, an inhab...
countships
25
20
COUNTSHIP, a count's...
coupledoms
24
22
COUPLEDOM, the state...
couplement
23
22
union; a couple [n -...
couponings
22
21
COUPONING, rationing...
courageful
24
21
full of courage [adj...
courageous
20
17
having or characteri...
courantoes
18
15
COURANTO, an old dan...
courbarils
24
18
COURBARIL, the West...
courbettes
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17
COURBETTE, (French)...
courgettes
21
16
COURGETTE, (French)...
couriering
21
17
COURIER, to deliver...
coursebook
22
21
a book used on an ed...
courseware
22
17
computer softwarel a...
coursework
24
21
work done for an edu...
courtcraft
26
20
the courtier's art,...
courtesans
19
15
COURTESAN, a prostit...
courtesied
20
15
COURTESY, to curtsey...
courtesies
20
14
COURTESY, to curtsey...
courtezans
22
24
COURTEZAN, a prostit...
courthouse
22
17
a building in which...
courtierly
28
17
like a courtier [adj...
courtliest
22
15
COURTLY, polite [adj...
courtlings
23
18
COURTLING, a sycopha...
courtrooms
21
17
COURTROOM, a room in...
courtships
26
19
COURTSHIP, the act o...
courtsides
21
15
COURTSIDE, the area...
courtyards
27
17
COURTYARD, a court o...
couscouses
23
18
COUSCOUS, the grain...
couscousou
23
19
the grain of the Afr...
cousinages
20
17
COUSINAGE, relations...
cousinhood
21
18
the state or conditi...
cousinries
20
15
COUSINRY, cousins co...
cousinship
25
20
the state of being c...
couturiere
20
15
(French) a (female)...
couturiers
21
15
COUTURIER, (French)...
covalences
24
22
COVALENCE, the union...
covalently
29
22
COVALENT, sharing el...
covariance
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21
the property of vary...
covariants
21
18
COVARIANT, a functio...
covariates
21
17
COVARIATE, a statist...
covellines
23
20
COVELLINE, a native...
covellites
24
19
COVELLITE, a native...
covenantal
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20
relating to a covena...
covenanted
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20
COVENANT, to enter i...
covenantee
18
19
the person in whose...
covenanter
19
19
one who makes a cove...
covenantor
19
19
the party who makes...
coveralled
23
20
wearing a coverall [...
covermount
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22
to attach an item to...
coversines
21
18
COVERSINE, a functio...
coverslips
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COVERSLIP, a loose c...
covertness
21
18
the state of being c...
covertures
22
18
COVERTURE, covering;...
covetingly
30
23
COVETING [adv]
covetously
29
21
COVETOUS, avaricious...
cowardices
26
20
COWARDICE, lack of c...
cowardries
23
17
COWARDRY, cowardice...
cowardship
28
22
(Shakespeare) coward...
cowberries
25
19
COWBERRY, the red wh...
cowcatcher
31
24
a device on the fron...
coweringly
31
22
COWERING [adv]
cowfeeders
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20
COWFEEDER, a dairyma...
cowfeteria
24
19
a calf feeder with m...
cowgrasses
24
18
COWGRASS, a type of...
cowlstaffs
29
23
COWLSTAFF, a staff o...
cowlstaves
26
21
COWLSTAFF, a staff o...
cowpuncher
30
26
a cowboy [n -S]
coxcomical
34
30
foppish, vain, also...
coxinesses
25
21
COXINESS, cockiness...
coxswained
28
25
COXSWAIN, to steer a...
coyishness
28
18
the state of being c...
coyotillos
28
17
COYOTILLO, (Spanish)...
cozinesses
22
23
COZINESS, the state...
crabapples
27
23
CRABAPPLE, a small s...
crabbiness
24
20
the state of being c...
crabeaters
21
16
CRABEATER, a species...
crabsticks
28
23
CRABSTICK, a stick,...
crackajack
30
36
a person or thing of...
crackbacks
31
30
CRACKBACK, in Americ...
crackberry
33
25
a BlackBerry handhel...
crackbrain
26
24
a crazy person [n -S...
crackdowns
27
25
CRACKDOWN, the takin...
crackheads
26
23
CRACKHEAD, a drug ad...
crackliest
26
21
CRACKLY, making a cr...
cracklings
27
24
CRACKLING, the rind...
cradlesong
21
18
a lullaby [n -S]
cradlewalk
26
23
an avenue arched ove...
craftiness
22
17
the quality of being...
craftworks
27
23
CRAFTWORK, creative...
cragginess
22
18
the quality of being...
craigfluke
26
24
a type of flat fish,...
crakeberry
29
22
another name for cro...
cramoisies
21
16
CRAMOISY, (archaic)...
crampbarks
27
26
CRAMPBARK, (US) the...
cramponing
23
23
CRAMPON, to climb us...
cranachans
23
20
CRANACHAN, a traditi...
craneflies
22
18
CRANEFLY, a fly with...
cranesbill
24
19
any wild species of...
craniology
27
19
the study of skulls,...
craniopagi
22
19
CRANIOPAGUS, the con...
craniotomy
26
19
the operation of ope...
crankcases
23
21
CRANKCASE, the case...
crankiness
20
19
the state of being c...
crankshaft
25
23
a shaft driven by or...
cranreuchs
25
20
CRANREUCH, (Gaelic)...
crapshoots
24
18
CRAPSHOOT, a game of...
crapulence
25
22
the sickness occasio...
craquelure
29
25
(French) fine cracki...
crashingly
31
21
CRASHING, extreme, o...
crassitude
21
15
the state of being c...
craterings
21
16
CRATERING, the act o...
craterless
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14
without a crater [ad...
craterlets
21
14
CRATERLET, a small c...
craterlike
22
18
like a crater [adj]
craunchier
25
20
CRAUNCHY, crunchy [a...
craunching
26
23
CRAUNCH, to chew wit...
cravatting
23
20
CRAVAT, to dress in...
cravenness
20
19
the state of being c...
crawfished
28
22
CRAWFISH, to retreat...
crawfishes
28
21
CRAWFISH, to retreat...
crawlingly
33
23
CRAWLING, creeping;...
crayfishes
31
20
CRAYFISH, a large ed...
crayonists
26
16
CRAYONIST, one who d...
crazyweeds
32
28
CRAZYWEED, a plant t...
creakiness
20
18
the state of being c...
creakingly
29
23
CREAKING [adv]
creameries
20
16
CREAMERY, a place wh...
creaminess
20
17
the state of being c...
creampuffs
28
26
CREAMPUFF, puff past...
creamwares
23
19
CREAMWARE, a type of...
creaseless
20
14
without creases [adj...
creasoting
20
16
CREASOTE, to coat wi...
creatinine
18
15
dehydrated creatin f...
creational
19
15
of or pertaining to...
creatively
29
20
CREATIVE, having the...
creativity
29
19
the quality of being...
creatrixes
26
20
CREATRIX, a female c...
creaturely
27
17
relating to a creatu...
credential
20
16
giving a title or cl...
creditable
23
18
trustworthy [adj CRE...
creditably
30
20
CREDITABLE, trustwor...
creditless
22
15
without credit [adj]
creeksides
21
18
CREEKSIDE, the area...
creepiness
21
17
the state of being c...
creepingly
30
22
CREEPING [adv]
creepmouse
22
20
an informal tickling...
creeshiest
22
15
CREESHY, (Scots) gre...
cremasters
21
16
CREMASTER, (Greek) a...
cremations
20
17
CREMATION, the burni...
crematoria
20
16
CREMATORIUM, a place...
cremocarps
26
22
CREMOCARP, the chara...
crenations
18
15
CRENATION, a rounded...
crenatures
19
15
CRENATURE, the state...
crenelated
19
16
CRENELATE, (US) to p...
crenelates
19
15
CRENELATE, (US) to p...
crenellate
20
16
to provide with batt...
crenelling
22
19
CRENEL, to make inde...
crenulated
20
17
minutely crenate, al...
creolising
22
17
CREOLISE, to cause a...
creolizing
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CREOLIZE, to cause a...
creosoting
20
16
CREOSOTE, to treat w...
crepitated
22
17
CREPITATE, to crackl...
crepitates
22
16
CREPITATE, to crackl...
crepituses
23
17
CREPITUS, the sound...
crepolines
22
18
CREPOLINE, a light c...
crepuscles
27
21
CREPUSCLE, twilight,...
crepuscule
27
22
twilight, the fading...
crescendos
22
18
CRESCENDO, (Italian)...
crescented
22
18
having the shape of...
crescentic
26
20
formed like a cresce...
crescively
33
23
CRESCIVE, increasing...
cretaceous
22
17
of or resembling cha...
cretinised
20
15
CRETINISE, to make i...
cretinises
20
14
CRETINISE, to make i...
cretinisms
22
17
CRETINISM, a congeni...
cretinized
23
24
CRETINIZE, to make i...
cretinizes
23
23
CRETINIZE, to make i...
cretinoids
20
15
CRETINOID, someone r...
crevassing
23
20
CREVASSE, to make a...
crewelists
25
17
CREWELIST, one who e...
crewellery
31
20
crewelwork [n CREWEL...
crewelling
26
21
the act of working i...
crewelwork
28
24
embroidery done with...
cribration
22
17
sifting [n -S]
cribriform
27
22
shaped like a sieve...
cricketers
25
20
CRICKETER, one who p...
cricketing
26
23
CRICKET, to play a g...
crimewaves
26
23
CRIMEWAVE, a period...
criminally
30
21
CRIMINAL [adv]
criminated
21
18
CRIMINATE, to accuse...
criminates
21
17
CRIMINATE, to accuse...
criminator
21
17
one who criminates,...
crimsoning
22
20
CRIMSON, to make dee...
cringeling
23
20
a person who cringes...
cringingly
30
22
CRINGING, servile [a...
crinkliest
23
19
CRINKLY, crinkled [a...
crinoidean
18
16
like a crinoid [adj]...
crinolette
20
15
(French) a small cri...
crinolined
20
17
wearing a crinoline...
crinolines
20
16
CRINOLINE, (French)...
crippledom
27
24
cripples collectivel...
cripplings
28
23
CRIPPLING, a prop se...
crispation
22
17
the state of being c...
crispature
23
17
a curling [n -S]
crispbread
25
20
a brittle, unsweeten...
crispening
23
20
CRISPEN, to make cri...
crispheads
25
19
CRISPHEAD, a variety...
crispiness
23
17
the state of being c...
crisscross
25
16
to mark with interse...
cristiform
25
19
in the form of a cre...
criterions
20
14
CRITERION, a standar...
criteriums
23
17
CRITERIUM, a kind of...
crithidial
25
17
relating to the flag...
critically
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20
CRITICAL, given to c...
criticised
25
17
CRITICISE, to censur...
criticiser
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one who criticises,...
criticises
25
16
CRITICISE, to censur...
criticisms
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19
CRITICISM, the act o...
criticized
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26
CRITICIZE, to censur...
criticizer
28
25
one who criticizes,...
criticizes
28
25
CRITICIZE, to censur...
critiquing
31
26
CRITIQUE, to judge a...
croakiness
20
18
the state of being c...
crocheters
25
18
CROCHETER, one who c...
crocheting
26
21
CROCHET, to work woo...
crockeries
24
20
CROCKERY, domestic p...
crocodiles
24
18
CROCODILE, a large l...
crocoisite
23
16
a bright red mineral...
crocosmias
24
19
CROCOSMIA, any plant...
croissants
20
14
CROISSANT, (French)...
crokinoles
21
19
CROKINOLE, (French)...
crookbacks
27
27
CROOKBACK, (Shakespe...
crookedest
20
18
CROOKED, dishonest [...
crookeries
20
17
CROOKERY, crooked ac...
crooknecks
24
25
CROOKNECK, a squash...
cropduster
23
18
an aircraft that spr...
croquantes
27
24
CROQUANTE, (French)...
croqueting
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CROQUET, to play a g...
croquettes
28
23
CROQUETTE, (French)...
crorepatis
22
16
CROREPATI, in India,...
crossandra
19
15
any evergreen shrub...
crossbands
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18
CROSSBAND, a horizon...
crossbeams
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19
CROSSBEAM, a beam jo...
crossbench
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22
a bench laid crosswi...
crossbills
26
18
CROSSBILL, a kind of...
crossbirth
26
18
a birth in which the...
crossbites
23
16
CROSSBITE, to swindl...
crossbones
21
17
a figure of two thig...
crossbower
25
19
one who uses a cross...
crossbreds
23
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CROSSBRED, an animal...
crossbreed
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17
to hybridize [v CROS...
crossbucks
28
24
CROSSBUCK, (US) a cr...
crosscheck
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25
to test the accuracy...
crossclaim
26
20
a claim made by a de...
crosscourt
24
17
to or toward the opp...
crossettes
20
13
CROSSETTE, (French)...
crossfalls
25
18
CROSSFALL, the trans...
crossfield
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18
of a football pass,...
crossfires
23
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CROSSFIRE, the cross...
crosshairs
23
15
CROSSHAIR, a fine wi...
crosshatch
28
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to shade with inters...
crossheads
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16
CROSSHEAD, a beam co...
crossjacks
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CROSSJACK, a square...
crosslight
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a light whose direct...
crossovers
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CROSSOVER, a road pa...
crosspatch
28
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a bad-tempered perso...
crosspiece
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a piece of material...
crossroads
20
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CROSSROAD, an inters...
crossruffs
26
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CROSSRUFF, in whist...
crosstalks
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CROSSTALK, rapid or...
crosstrees
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13
CROSSTREE, one of th...
crosswalks
26
21
CROSSWALK, (US) a pe...
crosswinds
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CROSSWIND, a wind bl...
crosswires
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CROSSWIRE, either of...
crosswords
24
17
CROSSWORD, a type of...
crossworts
24
16
CROSSWORT, a bedstra...
crotalaria
20
14
any plant of the sun...
crotalisms
23
17
CROTALISM, poisoning...
crotcheted
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19
having crotchets, wh...
crotonbugs
23
20
CROTONBUG, a species...
croupiness
22
18
the state of being c...
croustades
20
15
CROUSTADE, (French)...
crowbarred
25
20
CROWBAR, to use a st...
crowdfunds
26
23
CROWDFUND, to fund a...
crowkeeper
25
23
(Shakespeare) a scar...
crownlands
23
20
CROWNLAND, a large a...
crownpiece
27
23
the strap of a bridl...
crownworks
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CROWNWORK, the manuf...
cruciately
31
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CRUCIATE, cross-shap...
crucifiers
27
20
CRUCIFIER, one who c...
crucifixes
33
27
CRUCIFIX, a cross be...
cruciforms
28
23
CRUCIFORM, something...
crucifying
34
25
CRUCIFY, to put to d...
cruiseways
30
19
CRUISEWAY, a canal f...
cruisewear
23
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clothing suitable fo...
crumbcloth
31
26
a cloth laid under a...
crumbliest
26
21
CRUMBLY, easily crum...
crumblings
27
24
CRUMBLING [n]
crumminess
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21
the state of being c...
crumpliest
26
21
CRUMPLY, easily wrin...
crumplings
27
24
CRUMPLING, the act o...
crunchable
28
24
that can be crunched...
crunchiest
26
20
CRUNCHY, given to cr...
crunchings
27
23
CRUNCHING, the act o...
crushingly
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CRUSHING [adv]
crushproof
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22
resistant to crushin...
crustacean
22
18
a member of the crus...
crustation
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crustiness
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crutchings
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cryocables
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cryoconite
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dust found on the su...
cryogenics
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the branch of physic...
cryogenies
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cryometers
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cryometric
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relating to the meas...
cryophilic
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cold-loving [adj]
cryophorus
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an instrument for sh...
cryophytes
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cryoprobes
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cryoscopes
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cryoscopic
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relating to cryoscop...
cryostatic
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relating to the use...
cryptogams
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cryptogamy
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the state of being a...
cryptogram
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anything written in...
cryptology
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the scientific study...
cryptonyms
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cryptozoic
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crystalise
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to form a crystal, a...
crystalize
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ctenophore
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a member of the Cten...
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cubanelles
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cubbyholes
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cubicities
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cuckolding
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cuckoldise
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cuckoldoms
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cuckoopint
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cuculiform
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cucullated
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hooded; hood-shaped,...
cucumiform
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cucumber-shaped [adj...
cucurbital
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cuddlesome
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cuddly [adj]
cudgelings
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cudgellers
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cudgelling
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a beating with a cud...
cuffuffles
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cuirassier
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cuirassing
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cuisinarts
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cuisiniers
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culiciform
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like or resembling a...
culinarian
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a cook, chef [n -S]
culinarily
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cullenders
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CULLENDER, a perfora...
culminated
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CULMINATE, to climax...
culminates
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CULMINATE, to climax...
cultivable
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that can be cultivat...
cultivated
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cultivates
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CULTIVATE, to till o...
cultivator
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one that cultivates...
cultriform
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knife-shaped [adj]
culturable
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that can be cultured...
culturally
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culturists
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culvertage
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(historical) the deg...
culverting
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CULVERT, to channel...
cumberbund
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(Hindi) a waistband,...
cumberless
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unencumbered [adj]
cumberment
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the act of encumberi...
cumbersome
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burdensome [adj CUMB...
cumbrances
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cumbrously
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cummerbund
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cumulately
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cumulating
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cumulation
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cumulative
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increasing by succes...
cumuliform
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shaped like a heap,...
cunctation
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delay; procrastinati...
cunctative
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causing delay, also...
cunctators
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cunctatory
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causing delay, also...
cuneiforms
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cunningest
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cupbearers
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cupboarded
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cupferrons
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cupidinous
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full of desire, amor...
cupidities
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curability
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the ability to be cu...
curanderas
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curanderos
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CURANDERO, a male fa...
curarising
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CURARISE, to poison...
curarizing
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curateship
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the office of curate...
curatively
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curatorial
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relating to a curato...
curatrixes
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curbstones
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curcumines
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curettages
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curfuffled
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curfuffles
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curialisms
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curialists
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curiousest
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curlicuing
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curlpapers
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curmudgeon
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curmurring
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(Scots) a rumbling o...
currajongs
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currantier
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currawongs
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CURRAWONG, (Native A...
currejongs
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currencies
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curricular
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relating to a curric...
curriculum
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currieries
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currijongs
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currycombs
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cursedness
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curselarie
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curtailers
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curtailing
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curtaining
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curtalaxes
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curtations
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curtilages
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curtnesses
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curtseying
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curvaceous
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curvacious
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pleasingly curved, a...
curvations
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curvatures
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curveballs
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curvetting
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cushioning
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cuspidated
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shaped like a cuspid...
cuspidores
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cussedness
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custodians
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custodiers
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customable
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(archaic) customary,...
customised
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customiser
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customises
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customized
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customizer
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one who customizes,...
customizes
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cutability
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the proportion of le...
cutcheries
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cutenesses
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CUTENESS, the qualit...
cutgrasses
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cutinising
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cutinizing
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cutthroats
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cuttlebone
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the internal shell o...
cuttlefish
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any cephalopod mollu...
cyanamides
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CYANAMIDE, the amide...
cyanidings
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cyanogenic
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of or like a cyanoge...
cyanometer
25
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instrument for measu...
cyanophyte
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a blue-green alga [n...
cyanotypes
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CYANOTYPE, a bluepri...
cyanurates
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CYANURATE, a chemica...
cyathiform
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shaped like a cup [a...
cyberbully
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one who bullies via...
cybercafes
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CYBERCAFE, a cafe wh...
cybercasts
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CYBERCAST [v]
cybercrime
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computer-related cri...
cybernated
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CYBERNATE, to contro...
cybernates
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CYBERNATE, to contro...
cybernauts
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CYBERNAUT, a person...
cybernetic
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relating to cybernet...
cyberporns
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CYBERPORN, pornograp...
cyberpunks
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CYBERPUNK, a genus o...
cybersexes
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CYBERSEX, sexual com...
cyberspace
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the virtual world of...
cybrarians
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CYBRARIAN, a person...
cycadeoids
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CYCADEOID, a member...
cyclamates
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CYCLAMATE, any of a...
cyclepaths
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CYCLEPATH, a special...
cyclically
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cyclicisms
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cyclizines
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CYCLIZINE, an antihi...
cyclodiene
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a kind of organic in...
cyclogiros
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CYCLOGIRO, an aircra...
cyclograph
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an instrument for de...
cycloidian
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a fish with cycloid...
cycloliths
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CYCLOLITH, a stone c...
cyclometer
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instrument for measu...
cyclometry
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measurement by use o...
cyclonical
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of or like a cyclone...
cyclonites
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CYCLONITE, a type of...
cyclopedia
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an encyclopaedia, al...
cyclopedic
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encyclopaedic, also...
cycloramas
31
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CYCLORAMA, a circula...
cycloramic
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of or like a cyclora...
cyclostome
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the lamprey [n -S]
cyclostyle
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to make copies using...
cyclothyme
40
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a person with a cycl...
cyclotomic
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a mathematical term...
cyclotrons
30
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CYCLOTRON, a type of...
cylindered
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CYLINDER, to provide...
cylindrite
28
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a mineral of cylindr...
cylindroid
28
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a body like a cyclin...
cymagraphs
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CYMAGRAPH, an instru...
cymbaleers
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CYMBALEER, one who p...
cymbalists
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CYMBALIST, one who p...
cymbidiums
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CYMBIDIUM, a kind of...
cymiferous
30
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bearing cymes [adj]
cymographs
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CYMOGRAPH, an instru...
cymophanes
30
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CYMOPHANE, cat's-eye...
cymotrichy
40
25
the state of being c...
cynghanedd
28
23
a technique in Welsh...
cynomolgus
29
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a type of macaque [n...
cynophilia
31
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the love of dogs, al...
cynophobia
31
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the morbid fear of d...
cynopodous
27
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having claws that do...
cyprinoids
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CYPRINOID, a member...
cypripedia
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CYPRIPEDIUM, a kind...
cysteamine
26
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a cysteine derivativ...
cystectomy
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the surgical removal...
cysticerci
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CYSTICERCUS, the lar...
cystideans
26
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CYSTIDEAN, a cystoid...
cystinoses
26
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CYSTINOSIS, a congen...
cystinosis
27
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a congenital defect...
cystinuria
27
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a condition in which...
cystitides
28
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CYSTITIS, inflammati...
cystitises
28
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CYSTITIS, inflammati...
cystocarps
32
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CYSTOCARP, the fruct...
cystoceles
30
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CYSTOCELE, a hernia...
cystoliths
31
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CYSTOLITH, a hard mi...
cystoscope
31
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an instrument for ex...
cystoscopy
38
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an examination using...
cystostomy
34
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the surgical operati...
cytochrome
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any of a group of su...
cytogenies
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CYTOGENY, the format...
cytokinins
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CYTOKININ, any of nu...
cytologies
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CYTOLOGY, a study of...
cytologist
29
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a student of living...
cytolysins
34
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CYTOLYSIN, an agent...
cytometers
27
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CYTOMETER, an instru...
cytometric
31
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relating to cytometr...
cytopathic
34
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producing pathologic...
cytopenias
27
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CYTOPENIA, a deficie...
cytophilic
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of e.g. antibodies,...
cytoplasms
31
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CYTOPLASM, the proto...
cytoplasts
30
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CYTOPLAST, the intac...
cytostatic
30
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tending to retard ce...
cytotoxins
32
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CYTOTOXIN, a cell-da...
czarevitch
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the son of a czar [n...
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