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dabblingly
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DABBLING, bobbing fo...
dachshunds
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DACHSHUND, (German)...
dacoitages
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DACOITAGE, (Hindi) r...
dacquoises
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DACQUOISE, a layered...
dactylists
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DACTYLIST, a writer...
daffodilly
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a yellow-flowered na...
daftnesses
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DAFTNESS, the qualit...
daggerlike
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like a dagger [adj]
daguerrean
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relating to photogra...
dahabeeahs
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DAHABEEAH, (Arabic)...
dahabeeyah
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(Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabiyahs
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DAHABIYAH, (Arabic)...
dahabiyehs
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DAHABIYEH, (Arabic)...
daintiness
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the quality of being...
dairymaids
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DAIRYMAID, a woman w...
daisywheel
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a kind of printer [n...
dalliances
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DALLIANCE, flirtatio...
dalmatians
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DALMATIAN, a large b...
daltonisms
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DALTONISM, color bli...
damageable
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capable of being dam...
damagingly
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DAMAGING [adv]
damasceene
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to decorate or engra...
damascened
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DAMASCENE, to decora...
damascenes
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DAMASCENE, to decora...
damaskeens
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DAMASKEEN, to decora...
damaskined
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DAMASKIN, to decorat...
damasquins
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DAMASQUIN, to decora...
daminozide
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a kind of pesticide...
damnations
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DAMNATION, condemnat...
damnedests
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DAMNEDEST, utmost ef...
damnifying
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DAMNIFY, to cause lo...
damoiselle
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a young girl or unma...
dampcourse
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a horizontal layer o...
dampnesses
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DAMPNESS, the state...
damselfish
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a small brightly-col...
dancehalls
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DANCEHALL, a style o...
dandelions
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DANDELION, a common...
dandifying
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DANDIFY, to dress up...
dandiprats
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DANDIPRAT, (obsolete...
dandyfunks
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DANDYFUNK, a ship's...
dandyishly
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DANDYISH, suggestive...
dandyprats
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DANDYPRAT, (obsolete...
dangerless
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without danger [adj]
danglingly
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DANGLING, hanging do...
danknesses
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DANKNESS, the state...
dannebrogs
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DANNEBROG, (Danish)...
danthonias
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DANTHONIA, a tufted...
dapperling
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(archaic) a dapper l...
dapperness
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the state of being d...
daredevils
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DAREDEVIL, a reckles...
daringness
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boldness [n -ES]
darknesses
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DARKNESS, the state...
darnations
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DARNATION, a mild fo...
darnedests
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DARNEDEST, one's utm...
darraigned
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DARRAIGN, to justify...
darraignes
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DARRAIGNE, (obsolete...
darraining
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DARRAIN, to justify,...
darrayning
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DARRAYN, to justify,...
dartboards
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DARTBOARD, the targe...
dartitises
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DARTITIS, a nervous...
dashboards
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DASHBOARD, the instr...
dashlights
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DASHLIGHT, a light i...
dastardies
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DASTARDY, despicable...
dasymeters
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DASYMETER, a device...
dasypaedal
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of young birds, havi...
databasing
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DATABASE, to put dat...
databusses
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DATABUS, path for tr...
datagloves
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DATAGLOVE, an electr...
datamation
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automatic data proce...
datelining
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DATELINE, to provide...
daughterly
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as becomes a daughte...
daundering
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DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daunomycin
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an antibiotic used i...
dauntingly
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DAUNTING [adv]
dauntoning
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DAUNTON, to dare, al...
dauphiness
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DAUPHINES, DAUPHINE,...
davenports
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DAVENPORT, a small o...
dawdlingly
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DAWDLING [adv]
dawsonites
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DAWSONITE, a hydrous...
daycations
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DAYCATION, a day tri...
daycentres
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DAYCENTRE, a buildin...
daydreamed
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DAYDREAM, to fantasi...
daydreamer
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one who daydreams [n...
dayflowers
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DAYFLOWER, a genus c...
daylighted
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DAYLIGHT, to illumin...
daysailers
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DAYSAILER, a dayboat...
daysailing
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DAYSAIL, to sail a y...
daysailors
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DAYSAILOR, a dayboat...
daysprings
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DAYSPRING, (archaic)...
dayworkers
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DAYWORKER, one who d...
dazzlement
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dazzling flash, glar...
dazzlingly
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DAZZLING, blindingly...
deaconhood
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the office of deacon...
deaconries
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DEACONRY, a clerical...
deaconship
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the office or minist...
deactivate
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to make inactive or...
deadenings
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DEADENING [n]
deadheaded
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DEADHEAD, to remove...
deadhouses
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DEADHOUSE, a mortuar...
deadlifted
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DEADLIFT, to lift wi...
deadlights
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DEADLIGHT, a strong...
deadliness
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the quality of being...
deadlining
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DEADLINE, to put a t...
deadlocked
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DEADLOCK, to come to...
deadnesses
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DEADNESS, the state...
deadpanned
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DEADPAN, to act with...
deadpanner
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one who acts in a de...
deadstocks
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DEADSTOCK, farm equi...
deadstroke
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without recoil [adj]
deadweight
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a weight esp. of a p...
deaerating
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DEAERATE, to remove...
deaeration
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the removal of air b...
deaerators
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DEAERATOR, a device...
deafenings
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DEAFENING, the act o...
deafnesses
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DEAFNESS, the state...
dealations
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DEALATION, the remov...
dealbation
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whitening; bleaching...
dealership
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an authorized sales...
dealfishes
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DEALFISH, a kind of...
dealigning
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DEALIGN, to withdraw...
dealmakers
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DEALMAKER, a person...
deaminases
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DEAMINASE, an enzyme...
deaminated
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DEAMINATE, to remove...
deaminates
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DEAMINATE, to remove...
deaminised
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DEAMINISE, to remove...
deaminises
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DEAMINISE, to remove...
deaminized
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DEAMINIZE, to remove...
deaminizes
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DEAMINIZE, to remove...
dearbought
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precious [adj]
dearnesses
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DEARNESS, the state...
deaspirate
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to remove the aspira...
deathblows
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DEATHBLOW, a fatal b...
deathliest
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DEATHLY, like death...
deathtraps
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DEATHTRAP, a potenti...
deathwards
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DEATHWARD [n]
deathwatch
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a vigil, a watch kep...
debaggings
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DEBAGGING, the act o...
debarments
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DEBARMENT, the act o...
debasement
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the act of debasing...
debasingly
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DEBASING [adv]
debateable
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that can be debated,...
debatement
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(obsolete) controver...
debatingly
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DEBATING [adv]
debauchees
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DEBAUCHEE, one who i...
debauchers
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DEBAUCHER, one who d...
debauchery
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the act of debauchin...
debauching
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DEBAUCH, to lead int...
debearding
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DEBEARD, to remove t...
debentured
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entitled to drawback...
debentures
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DEBENTURE, an offici...
debilitate
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to make weak [v DEBI...
debilities
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DEBILITY, weakness [...
debonairly
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DEBONAIR, (French) o...
debonnaire
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(French) of good app...
debouching
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DEBOUCH, to emerge o...
debouchure
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(French) the mouth o...
debriefers
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DEBRIEFER, one who d...
debriefing
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questioning after a...
debruising
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DEBRUISE, in heraldr...
debuggings
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DEBUGGING, the act o...
debutantes
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DEBUTANTE, someone (...
decachords
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DECACHORD, an old te...
decadences
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DECADENCE, a falling...
decadently
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DECADENT, decaying [...
decagramme
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a weight of the metr...
decagynian
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having ten pistils,...
decagynous
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having ten pistils,...
decahedral
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having ten sides [ad...
decahedron
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a solid figure or bo...
decaliters
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DECALITER, a cubic v...
decalitres
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DECALITRE, a cubic v...
decalogist
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an exponent of the D...
decalogues
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DECALOGUE, the Ten C...
decamerous
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having parts in tens...
decameters
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DECAMETER, ten meter...
decametres
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DECAMETRE, ten meter...
decametric
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of or like a decamet...
decampment
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departure from a cam...
decandrian
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belonging to the Dec...
decandrous
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belonging to the Dec...
decantated
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DECANTATE, (obsolete...
decantates
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DECANTATE, (obsolete...
decapitate
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to cut off the head...
decapodans
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DECAPODAN, a decapod...
decapodous
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relating to the Deca...
decasteres
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DECASTERE, a measure...
decastichs
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DECASTICH, a ten-lin...
decastyles
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DECASTYLE, a portico...
decathlete
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an athlete who compe...
decathlons
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DECATHLON, an athlet...
decaudated
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DECAUDATE, to cut of...
decaudates
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DECAUDATE, to cut of...
deceivable
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fitted to deceive; d...
deceivably
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DECEIVABLE, fitted t...
deceivings
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DECEIVING, the act o...
decelerate
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to reduce the speed...
decelerons
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DECELERON, a type of...
decemviral
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pertaining to the de...
decenaries
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DECENARY, a tithing,...
decennials
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DECENNIAL, a ten-yea...
decenniums
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DECENNIUM, (Latin) a...
decennoval
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(obsolete) relating...
decentered
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DECENTER, to put out...
decentness
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the state of being d...
decentring
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DECENTRE, to put out...
deceptible
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capable of being dec...
deceptions
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DECEPTION, the act o...
deceptious
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(Shakespeare) deceit...
decessions
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DECESSION, departure...
decheances
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DECHEANCE, (French)...
decigramme
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a tenth of a gram, a...
deciliters
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DECILITER, one tenth...
decilitres
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DECILITRE, one tenth...
decillions
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DECILLION, the eleve...
decimalise
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to convert to a deci...
decimalism
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the system of a deci...
decimalist
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one who advocates a...
decimalize
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to convert to a deci...
decimating
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DECIMATE, to kill ev...
decimation
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the act of decimatin...
decimators
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DECIMATOR, one who d...
decimeters
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DECIMETER, one tenth...
decimetres
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DECIMETRE, one tenth...
decimetric
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relating to a decime...
decinormal
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of a chemical soluti...
deciphered
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DECIPHER, to interpr...
decipherer
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one who deciphers [n...
decisional
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relating to a decisi...
decisioned
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DECISION, to win a b...
decisively
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DECISIVE, conclusive...
decisteres
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DECISTERE, one tenth...
decivilise
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to reduce from civil...
decivilize
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to reduce from civil...
deckchairs
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DECKCHAIR, a chair,...
deckhouses
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DECKHOUSE, a room er...
declaimant
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a declaimer [n -S]
declaimers
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DECLAIMER, one who d...
declaiming
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DECLAIM, to speak fo...
declarable
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that can be declared...
declarants
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DECLARANT, one who m...
declarator
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a form of action in...
declaredly
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DECLARED [adv]
declassify
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to remove or reduce...
declassing
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DECLASS, to lower in...
declension
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a system of cases an...
declinable
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capable of being dec...
declinants
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DECLINANT, a person...
declinator
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an instrument for ta...
declinists
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DECLINIST, a person...
declutched
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DECLUTCH, to release...
declutches
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DECLUTCH, to release...
declutters
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DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decoctible
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capable of being boi...
decoctions
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DECOCTION, the act o...
decoctures
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DECOCTURE, a decocti...
decoherers
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DECOHERER, a device...
decollated
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DECOLLATE, to behead...
decollates
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DECOLLATE, to behead...
decollator
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one who decollates,...
decolletes
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DECOLLETE, (French)...
decolonise
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to release from bein...
decolonize
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to release from bein...
decolorant
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a substance which re...
decolorate
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to deprive of color...
decoloring
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DECOLOR, to deprive...
decolorise
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to remove the colour...
decolorize
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to remove the colour...
decoloured
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DECOLOUR, to deprive...
decomposed
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DECOMPOSE, to fall t...
decomposer
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something that decom...
decomposes
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DECOMPOSE, to fall t...
decompound
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to decompose, decay...
decompress
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to release from pres...
decongests
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DECONGEST, to reliev...
decontrols
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DECONTROL, to remove...
decorating
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the act of adorning...
decoration
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the act of decoratin...
decorative
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serving to decorate...
decorators
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DECORATOR, one who d...
decorously
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DECOROUS, marked by...
decoupaged
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DECOUPAGE, to apply...
decoupages
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DECOUPAGE, to apply...
decouplers
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DECOUPLER, one who d...
decoupling
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the act of disconnec...
decrassify
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to make less crass o...
decreasing
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17
diminishing [adj DEC...
decreeable
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capable of being dec...
decrements
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18
DECREMENT, to decrea...
decrepitly
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DECREPIT, worn out,...
decrescent
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waning, with horns t...
decretists
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DECRETIST, one who s...
decrowning
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DECROWN, to deprive...
decrypting
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DECRYPT, to decode [...
decryption
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the act of decryptin...
decumbence
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the act or posture o...
decumbency
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the act or posture o...
decurrency
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the state of being d...
decursions
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DECURSION, a militar...
decussated
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DECUSSATE, to divide...
decussates
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DECUSSATE, to divide...
dedicatees
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DEDICATEE, one to wh...
dedicating
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DEDICATE, to set apa...
dedication
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an act or rite of de...
dedicative
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of or like a dedicat...
dedicators
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DEDICATOR, one who d...
dedicatory
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constituting or serv...
deducement
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inference; deduction...
deductible
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a clause in an insur...
deductions
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DEDUCTION, the act o...
deejayings
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DEEJAYING, the act o...
deepenings
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DEEPENING [n]
deepfreeze
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(tradename) a type o...
deepfrozen
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DEEPFREEZE, to freez...
deepnesses
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DEEPNESS, the qualit...
deerhounds
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DEERHOUND, a kind of...
defaceable
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that can be defaced...
defacement
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the act of defacing...
defacingly
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DEFACING [adv]
defaecated
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DEFAECATE, to void e...
defaecates
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DEFAECATE, to void e...
defaecator
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one who defaecates,...
defalcated
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DEFALCATE, to embezz...
defalcates
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DEFALCATE, to embezz...
defalcator
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a defaulter or embez...
defamation
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the act of defaming...
defamatory
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serving to defame [a...
defaulters
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DEFAULTER, one who d...
defaulting
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DEFAULT, to fail to...
defeasance
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a condition which, i...
defeasible
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that may be annulled...
defeatisms
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DEFEATISM, readiness...
defeatists
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DEFEATIST, one who s...
defeatured
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DEFEATURE, (archaic)...
defeatures
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DEFEATURE, (archaic)...
defecating
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DEFECATE, to void ex...
defecation
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18
the act of defecatin...
defecators
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17
DEFECATOR, a device...
defectible
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liable to defect; im...
defections
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DEFECTION, a failure...
defectives
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21
DEFECTIVE, a person...
defeminise
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18
to remove feminine c...
defeminize
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to remove feminine c...
defenceman
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in ice-hockey, a pla...
defencemen
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DEFENCEMAN, in ice-h...
defendable
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capable of being def...
defendants
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DEFENDANT, a person...
defenseman
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in ice-hockey, a pla...
defensemen
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19
DEFENSEMAN, in ice-h...
defensible
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that can be defended...
defensibly
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DEFENSIBLE, that can...
defensives
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DEFENSIVE, a state o...
deferences
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DEFERENCE, a deferri...
deferments
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DEFERMENT, the act o...
deferrable
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that can be deferred...
deficience
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a lack, shortage, al...
deficiency
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a lack, shortage, al...
deficients
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DEFICIENT, a person...
defilading
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DEFILADE, (French) t...
defilement
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the act of defiling...
definement
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the act of defining...
definienda
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DEFINIENDUM, (Latin)...
definitely
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DEFINITE, known for...
definition
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an act of determinin...
definitise
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to make definite, al...
definitive
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serving to define [a...
definitize
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to make definite, al...
definitude
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definiteness [n -S]
deflagrate
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to burn suddenly, ge...
deflations
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DEFLATION, the act o...
deflecting
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DEFLECT, to turn asi...
deflection
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an act of bending or...
deflective
25
22
causing deflection [...
deflectors
23
18
DEFLECTOR, something...
deflexions
25
23
DEFLEXION, an act of...
deflexures
26
23
DEFLEXURE, a deflect...
deflorated
19
16
DEFLORATE, to deflow...
deflorates
19
15
DEFLORATE, to deflow...
deflowered
22
19
DEFLOWER, to deprive...
deflowerer
22
18
one who deflowers [n...
defluxions
26
24
DEFLUXION, (obsolete...
defocusing
23
21
DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defocussed
22
19
DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defocusses
22
18
DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defoliants
19
16
DEFOLIANT, a chemica...
defoliated
19
16
DEFOLIATE, to remove...
defoliates
19
15
DEFOLIATE, to remove...
defoliator
19
15
a defoliating agent...
deforciant
21
18
one who keeps out of...
deforested
18
15
DEFOREST, to remove...
deforester
18
14
one who deforests [n...
deformable
22
21
able to be deformed...
deformedly
27
21
DEFORMED [adv]
defraggers
21
18
DEFRAGGER, one who d...
defragging
22
21
in computing, the pr...
defragment
20
20
to run a program whi...
defrauders
19
16
DEFRAUDER, one who d...
defrauding
20
19
DEFRAUD, to swindle...
defrayable
27
20
that can be defrayed...
defrayment
25
20
the payment of charg...
defreezing
22
26
DEFREEZE, to thaw ou...
defriended
18
17
DEFRIEND, to remove...
defrocking
24
24
DEFROCK, to deprive...
defrosters
19
14
DEFROSTER, something...
defrosting
20
17
DEFROST, to remove f...
deftnesses
18
15
DEFTNESS, the qualit...
defuelling
22
20
DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defunction
21
20
(Shakespeare) death...
defunctive
24
23
relating to the dead...
degaussers
18
14
DEGAUSSER, a device...
degaussing
19
17
DEGAUSS, to demagnet...
degearings
18
16
DEGEARING, a process...
degendered
16
16
DEGENDER, (Spenser)...
degeneracy
25
19
the state of being d...
degenerate
15
14
base, immoral [adj D...
degenerous
16
15
(obsolete) degenerat...
degradable
20
18
capable of being che...
degradedly
25
18
DEGRADED [adv]
degreasant
16
14
a substance which re...
degreasers
17
13
DEGREASER, a substan...
degreasing
18
16
DEGREASE, to remove...
degreeless
18
14
without a degree [ad...
degression
17
14
a gradual decrease;...
degressive
20
17
showing degression,...
degustated
18
15
DEGUSTATE, to taste,...
degustates
18
14
DEGUSTATE, to taste,...
dehiscence
24
20
the act of gaping [n...
dehumanise
19
18
to remove the humani...
dehumanize
22
27
to deprive of human...
dehumidify
30
23
to remove moisture f...
dehydrated
25
17
DEHYDRATE, to dry ou...
dehydrater
25
16
a dehydrating agent,...
dehydrates
25
16
DEHYDRATE, to dry ou...
dehydrator
25
16
a dehydrating agent,...
deindexing
23
23
DEINDEX, to unlink f...
deinosaurs
16
13
DEINOSAUR, any of a...
deinothere
17
14
an extinct elephanti...
deionisers
16
12
DEIONISER, an appara...
deionising
17
15
DEIONISE, to remove...
deionizers
19
21
DEIONIZER, an appara...
deionizing
20
24
DEIONIZE, to remove...
dejectedly
29
27
DEJECTED [adv]
dejections
21
24
DEJECTION, lowness o...
dekaliters
19
16
DEKALITER, a cubic v...
dekalitres
19
16
DEKALITRE, a cubic v...
dekalogies
19
18
DEKALOGY, a group of...
dekameters
18
18
DEKAMETER, ten meter...
dekametres
18
18
DEKAMETRE, ten meter...
dekametric
22
21
of or like a dekamet...
delaminate
17
16
to split into layers...
delapsions
19
16
DELAPSION, a sinking...
delayering
24
17
the reduction of the...
delayingly
32
20
DELAYING [adv]
delectable
23
19
very tasty [adj DELE...
delectably
30
21
DELECTABLE, very tas...
delectated
20
16
DELECTATE, to deligh...
delectates
20
15
DELECTATE, to deligh...
delegacies
21
17
DELEGACY, the act of...
delegatees
17
14
DELEGATEE, one to wh...
delegating
19
17
DELEGATE, to appoint...
delegation
17
15
the act of empowerin...
delegators
18
14
DELEGATOR, one who d...
deleverage
19
18
(of an organization)...
delftwares
23
18
DELFTWARE, a type of...
delibating
21
18
DELIBATE, (obsolete)...
delibation
19
16
the act of tasting;...
deliberate
19
15
intentional [adj DEL...
delicacies
24
18
DELICACY, a choice f...
delicately
28
18
DELICATE, gently ple...
deligation
18
15
bandaging [n -S]
delighters
22
16
DELIGHTER, one who d...
delightful
26
21
full of delight [adj...
delighting
23
19
DELIGHT, to give gre...
delimitate
19
15
to delimit [v DELIMI...
delimiters
20
15
DELIMITER, something...
delimiting
21
18
DELIMIT, to mark the...
delineable
19
17
capable of being del...
delineated
16
14
DELINEATE, to mark o...
delineates
16
13
DELINEATE, to mark o...
delineator
16
13
one who, or that whi...
delineavit
19
17
(Latin) he or she dr...
delinquent
25
24
failing in duty; of...
deliquesce
29
25
to melt away; to dis...
deliquiums
29
26
DELIQUIUM, (archaic)...
deliration
17
13
madness; aberration...
deliverers
20
16
DELIVERER, one who d...
deliveries
20
16
DELIVERY, the act of...
delivering
21
19
DELIVER, to take to...
delocalise
21
16
to free from the lim...
delocalize
24
25
to free from the lim...
delphinium
24
22
a genus of garden fl...
delphinoid
22
19
a member of the genu...
deltiology
26
17
the collecting of po...
deltoideus
18
14
the deltoid muscle [...
deludingly
27
20
DELUDING [adv]
delundungs
19
19
DELUNDUNG, (Javanese...
delusional
18
15
relating to delusion...
delusively
28
20
DELUSIVE, tending to...
delustered
18
14
DELUSTER, to lessen...
delustrant
18
14
a dense inorganic ma...
delustring
20
16
DELUSTRE, to remove...
demagogies
19
18
DEMAGOGY, the rule o...
demagoging
20
21
DEMAGOG, to behave l...
demagogism
21
21
the practices of a d...
demagogued
19
20
DEMAGOGUE, to act in...
demagogues
19
19
DEMAGOGUE, a person...
demandable
19
20
that may be demanded...
demandants
16
17
DEMANDANT, one who d...
demannings
17
19
DEMANNING [n]
demantoids
17
16
DEMANTOID, a lustrou...
demarcated
20
18
DEMARCATE, to mark t...
demarcates
20
17
DEMARCATE, to mark t...
demarcator
20
17
one who demarcates [...
demarketed
18
19
DEMARKET, to discour...
demeanours
16
16
DEMEANOUR, behavior...
demeasnure
16
16
(Spenser) demeanor,...
dementated
16
16
DEMENTATE, (archaic)...
dementates
16
15
DEMENTATE, (archaic)...
dementedly
24
19
DEMENTED [adv]
demergered
18
17
DEMERGER, to remove...
demeriting
19
17
DEMERIT, to lower in...
demersions
17
15
DEMERSION, immersion...
demicanton
19
19
one of two parts of...
demimondes
18
19
DEMIMONDE, (French)...
demipiques
29
27
DEMIPIQUE, an 18th c...
demirelief
21
18
carving in which the...
demirepdom
21
21
the state of being a...
demissions
18
15
DEMISSION, lowering,...
demitasses
18
14
DEMITASSE, (French)...
demivegges
22
22
DEMIVEG, a person wh...
demivierge
21
20
a woman who engages...
demivoltes
21
19
DEMIVOLTE, a half-tu...
demiworlds
23
19
DEMIWORLD, the demim...
demobilise
21
18
to disband e.g. sold...
demobilize
24
27
to disband e.g. sold...
democratic
24
20
related to democracy...
demodulate
18
17
to remove the modula...
demography
29
23
the study of populat...
demoiselle
19
16
(archaic) a young gi...
demolished
21
18
DEMOLISH, to destroy...
demolisher
21
17
one who demolishes [...
demolishes
21
17
DEMOLISH, to destroy...
demolition
18
16
the act of demolishi...
demologies
19
17
DEMOLOGY, the study...
demonesses
16
15
DEMONESS, a female d...
demonetise
16
15
to deprive of moneta...
demonetize
19
24
to deprive of curren...
demoniacal
20
19
like a demoniac, a p...
demonising
18
18
DEMONISE, to make a...
demonizing
21
27
DEMONIZE, to make a...
demonology
24
20
the study of demons...
demoralise
18
15
to corrupt the moral...
demoralize
21
24
to corrupt the moral...
demoscenes
19
18
DEMOSCENE, a compute...
demoticist
22
17
a student of demotic...
demotivate
19
18
to remove motivation...
demounting
18
19
DEMOUNT, to remove f...
demulcents
22
20
DEMULCENT, an emulsi...
demureness
17
16
the state of being d...
demurrable
21
19
that may be demurred...
demurrages
19
17
DEMURRAGE, undue del...
denaturant
15
14
a substance used to...
denaturing
17
16
DENATURE, to deprive...
denaturise
16
13
to remove the nature...
denaturize
19
22
to remove the nature...
denazified
21
25
DENAZIFY, to rid of...
denazifies
21
24
DENAZIFY, to rid of...
dendriform
20
19
shaped like a tree,...
dendrimers
18
16
DENDRIMER, a polymer...
dendrobium
20
20
a kind of epiphytic...
dendrogram
18
18
a branching diagram...
dendroidal
17
15
treelike, also DENDR...
dendrology
24
18
the study of trees [...
dendrophis
21
18
a snake of the genus...
denegation
15
15
denial [n -S]
denervated
17
17
DENERVATE, to depriv...
denervates
17
16
DENERVATE, to depriv...
denialists
18
13
DENIALIST, a person...
denigrated
17
15
DENIGRATE, to blacke...
denigrates
17
14
DENIGRATE, to blacke...
denigrator
17
14
one who, or that whi...
denisation
15
13
the act of making on...
denitrated
16
13
DENITRATE, to free f...
denitrates
16
12
DENITRATE, to free f...
denization
18
22
the act of making on...
denizening
19
25
DENIZEN, to naturali...
denominate
15
16
to give a name to [v...
denotating
16
15
DENOTATE, (obsolete)...
denotation
14
13
the marking off or s...
denotative
17
16
having power to deno...
denotement
15
16
(Shakespeare) a sign...
denouement
15
17
(French) the final r...
denouncers
18
17
DENOUNCER, one who d...
denouncing
19
20
DENOUNCE, to condemn...
densifiers
19
15
DENSIFIER, an agent...
densifying
26
20
DENSIFY, to increase...
densimeter
17
15
an instrument for me...
densimetry
24
17
the measurement of r...
dentaliums
19
17
DENTALIUM, (Latin) a...
dentations
15
13
DENTATION, the condi...
dentifrice
22
18
a powder or other su...
dentitions
16
13
DENTITION, the cutti...
denturists
18
13
DENTURIST, one who m...
denudating
17
17
DENUDATE, to strip o...
denudation
15
15
the act of making ba...
denudement
16
18
the act of denuding...
denunciate
18
17
to denounce; to cond...
deodorants
15
13
DEODORANT, a substan...
deodorised
16
13
DEODORISE, to take t...
deodoriser
16
12
a substance that des...
deodorises
16
12
DEODORISE, to take t...
deodorized
19
22
DEODORIZE, to take t...
deodorizer
19
21
a substance that deo...
deodorizes
19
21
DEODORIZE, to take t...
deontology
23
17
the theory or study...
deoppilate
21
18
to free from obstruc...
deorbiting
20
17
DEORBIT, to come out...
deoxidated
22
20
DEOXIDATE, to deoxid...
deoxidates
22
19
DEOXIDATE, to deoxid...
deoxidised
23
20
DEOXIDISE, to remove...
deoxidiser
23
19
a substance that deo...
deoxidises
23
19
DEOXIDISE, to remove...
deoxidized
26
29
DEOXIDIZE, to remove...
deoxidizer
26
28
a substance that deo...
deoxidizes
26
28
DEOXIDIZE, to remove...
depainting
19
18
DEPAINT, (Spenser) t...
depanneurs
17
17
DEPANNEUR, (French)...
departings
20
17
DEPARTING, the act o...
department
19
18
a major administrati...
departures
19
15
DEPARTURE, the act o...
depastured
19
16
DEPASTURE, to graze...
depastures
19
15
DEPASTURE, to graze...
depeincted
21
19
DEPEINCT, (Spenser)...
dependable
20
20
that can be depended...
dependably
27
22
DEPENDABLE, that can...
dependance
19
20
the state of being a...
dependancy
26
22
the state of being d...
dependants
17
17
DEPENDANT, a person...
dependence
19
20
the state of being d...
dependency
26
22
the state of being d...
dependents
17
17
DEPENDENT, a person...
depeopling
22
21
DEPEOPLE, to reduce...
depictions
22
18
DEPICTION, an act of...
depictured
23
19
DEPICTURE, (archaic)...
depictures
23
18
DEPICTURE, (archaic)...
depigments
21
20
DEPIGMENT, to take a...
depilating
21
18
DEPILATE, to remove...
depilation
19
16
the act of removing...
depilators
20
15
DEPILATOR, an agent...
depilatory
26
17
having the power of...
depletable
22
19
that can be depleted...
depletions
19
16
DEPLETION, the act o...
deplorable
22
19
to be deplored [adj...
deplorably
29
21
DEPLORABLE, to be de...
deployable
28
21
able to be deployed...
deployment
26
21
the act of deploying...
depolarise
19
15
to remove the polari...
depolarize
22
24
to remove the polari...
depolished
22
18
DEPOLISH, to remove...
depolishes
22
17
DEPOLISH, to remove...
depopulate
21
19
to reduce greatly th...
deportable
21
18
that can be deported...
deportment
19
18
the manner in which...
depositary
25
16
a person with whom a...
depositing
20
17
DEPOSIT, to place [v...
deposition
18
15
the act of depositin...
depositive
21
18
relating to depositi...
depositors
19
14
DEPOSITOR, one who d...
depository
25
16
a place where anythi...
depravedly
28
22
DEPRAVED [adv]
deprecable
24
21
that may or should b...
deprecated
21
18
DEPRECATE, to regret...
deprecates
21
17
DEPRECATE, to regret...
deprecator
21
17
one who deprecates [...
depreciate
21
17
to lower in estimati...
depredated
18
16
DEPREDATE, to plunde...
depredates
18
15
DEPREDATE, to plunde...
depredator
18
15
one who plunders or...
deprehends
20
18
DEPREHEND, (obsolete...
depressant
18
15
an agent or remedy w...
depressing
20
17
DEPRESS, to make sad...
depression
18
15
a pressing down [n -...
depressive
21
18
tending to depress [...
depressors
19
14
DEPRESSOR, one who,...
deprivable
24
22
capable of being dep...
deprograms
21
19
DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
depurating
20
18
DEPURATE, to free fr...
depuration
18
16
the act of depuratin...
depurative
21
19
a purifying agent, a...
depurators
19
15
DEPURATOR, one who,...
depuratory
25
17
tending to depurate...
deputation
18
16
the act of deputing...
deputising
21
18
DEPUTISE, to act as...
deputizing
24
27
DEPUTIZE, to act as...
dequeueing
25
25
DEQUEUE, to remove f...
deracinate
18
15
to uproot [v DERACIN...
deraigning
18
17
DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derailleur
19
14
(French) a type of g...
derailment
18
16
the act of going off...
derationed
15
13
DERATION, to free fr...
deregister
18
13
to remove from a reg...
deregulate
18
15
to free from regulat...
derestrict
21
14
to remove restricion...
deridingly
26
18
DERIDING [adv]
derisively
27
18
DERISIVE, expressing...
derivating
20
18
DERIVATE, to derive,...
derivation
18
16
the act of deriving...
derivatise
19
15
to make derivative,...
derivative
21
19
formed by derivation...
derivatize
22
24
to make derivative,...
dermatitis
19
14
inflammation of the...
dermatogen
17
17
the layer from which...
dermatomal
19
18
of or like a dermato...
dermatomes
18
17
DERMATOME, the later...
dermatomic
22
20
relating to a dermat...
dermatoses
17
14
DERMATOSIS, any skin...
dermatosis
18
14
any skin disease [n...
dermestids
19
15
DERMESTID, any of a...
derogately
24
16
DEROGATE, degenerate...
derogating
18
16
DEROGATE, to lessen...
derogation
16
14
a taking from, a det...
derogative
19
17
derogatory [adj DERO...
derogatory
23
15
detracting, injuriou...
derricking
23
21
DERRICK, to hoist by...
derringers
18
14
DERRINGER, a small p...
desalinate
16
13
to remove the salt f...
desalinise
17
13
to remove the salt f...
desalinize
20
22
to remove the salt f...
desaltings
19
15
DESALTING, the act o...
descanters
19
15
DESCANTER, one who p...
descanting
20
18
DESCANT, to comment...
descendant
18
17
one descended from a...
descendent
18
17
descending; proceedi...
descenders
19
16
DESCENDER, the part...
descendeur
19
17
a shaped metal piece...
descending
20
19
(Shakespeare) lineag...
descension
18
16
the act of going dow...
deschooled
22
18
DESCHOOL, to educate...
deschooler
22
17
one who deschools, f...
descramble
24
21
to unscramble [v DES...
describers
23
17
DESCRIBER, one who d...
describing
24
20
DESCRIBE, to recount...
descriptor
23
17
in computing, a symb...
descriving
24
21
DESCRIVE, to recount...
desecrated
19
15
DESECRATE, to make n...
desecrater
19
14
one who desecrates,...
desecrates
19
14
DESECRATE, to make n...
desecrator
19
14
one who desecrates,...
deselected
20
16
DESELECT, to dismiss...
desertions
16
12
DESERTION, the act o...
desertless
18
12
without merit [adj]
deservedly
26
19
DESERVED [adv]
deservings
20
18
DESERVING, the act o...
deshabille
23
18
(French) an undress;...
desiccants
23
18
DESICCANT, a drying...
desiccated
23
18
DESICCATE, to remove...
desiccates
23
17
DESICCATE, to remove...
desiccator
23
17
one who, or that whi...
desiderata
16
12
DESIDERATUM, (Latin)...
desiderate
16
12
to desire; to feel t...
desiderium
19
16
longing or yearning...
designable
20
18
capable of being des...
designated
17
15
DESIGNATE, to mark o...
designates
17
14
DESIGNATE, to mark o...
designator
17
14
an officer who assig...
designedly
25
18
DESIGNED [adv]
designings
19
17
DESIGNING, the art o...
designless
19
15
without design [adj]
designment
18
18
(obsolete) the desig...
desilvered
20
17
DESILVER, to remove...
desinences
18
16
DESINENCE, an ending...
desipience
21
18
foolishness, triflin...
desirables
20
15
DESIRABLE, something...
desireless
18
12
free from desire [ad...
desirously
25
15
DESIROUS, desiring [...
desistance
19
15
the act or state of...
desistence
19
15
the act or state of...
deskilling
22
20
the act of making e....
desmodiums
20
19
DESMODIUM, a plant o...
desmosomal
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relating to a desmos...
desmosomes
18
17
DESMOSOME, a small t...
desnooding
16
16
DESNOOD, to remove a...
desolately
24
15
DESOLATE, lonely, wa...
desolaters
17
12
DESOLATER, one who d...
desolating
18
15
DESOLATE, to lay was...
desolation
16
13
the action of desola...
desolators
17
12
DESOLATOR, one who d...
desolatory
23
14
causing desolation [...
desoriente
15
12
(French) having lost...
desorption
18
15
release from an adso...
despairers
19
14
DESPAIRER, one who d...
despairful
23
19
(archaic) hopeless [...
despairing
20
17
DESPAIR, to lose all...
despatched
24
20
DESPATCH, to deal wi...
despatcher
24
19
one who despatches,...
despatches
24
19
DESPATCH, to deal wi...
desperados
18
15
DESPERADO, a despera...
despicable
25
21
worthy of being desp...
despicably
32
23
DESPICABLE, worthy o...
despisable
22
18
despicable; contempt...
despiteful
23
19
(archaic) full of de...
despiteous
19
15
(obsolete) feeling o...
despoilers
20
15
DESPOILER, one who d...
despoiling
21
18
the act of pillaging...
despondent
17
17
feeling or showing e...
desponding
19
19
hopeless [adj DESPON...
despotates
18
14
DESPOTATE, a territo...
despotical
23
18
having the character...
despotisms
21
17
DESPOTISM, absolute...
despumated
20
19
DESPUMATE, to throw...
despumates
20
18
DESPUMATE, to throw...
desquamate
25
24
to scale or flake of...
dessiatine
16
12
(Russian) a measure...
dessyatine
22
14
(Russian) a measure...
dessyatins
23
14
DESSYATIN, (Russian)...
destaining
17
15
DESTAIN, to rid of s...
destempers
20
17
DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
destinated
16
13
DESTINATE, (obsolete...
destinates
16
12
DESTINATE, (obsolete...
destituted
18
13
DESTITUTE, to forsak...
destitutes
18
12
DESTITUTE, to forsak...
destocking
22
21
DESTOCK, to reduce t...
destreamed
17
15
DESTREAM, to reverse...
destressed
17
12
DESTRESS, to remove...
destresses
17
11
DESTRESS, to remove...
destroyers
23
13
DESTROYER, a small f...
destroying
24
16
DESTROY, to damage b...
destructed
21
16
DESTRUCT, to destroy...
destructor
21
15
a destroyer [n -S]
destructos
21
15
DESTRUCTO, (Australi...
desuetudes
17
14
DESUETUDE, disuse, d...
desugaring
19
17
DESUGAR, to remove t...
desulfured
21
18
DESULFUR, to free fr...
desulphurs
24
19
DESULPHUR, to remove...
detachable
24
20
that can be detached...
detachably
31
22
DETACHABLE, that can...
detachedly
29
20
DETACHED [adv]
detachment
22
20
the act of detaching...
detailedly
25
16
DETAILED [adv]
detailings
19
15
DETAILING, the act o...
detainable
18
16
that can be detained...
detainment
16
16
detention [n -S]
detanglers
18
15
DETANGLER, a cosmeti...
detangling
19
18
DETANGLE, to remove...
detasseled
17
13
DETASSEL, to remove...
detectable
22
18
that can be detected...
detectible
23
18
that can be detected...
detections
19
15
DETECTION, the act o...
detectives
22
18
DETECTIVE, a policem...
detentions
15
13
DETENTION, the act o...
detentists
17
12
DETENTIST, a support...
detergence
19
17
a cleansing quality,...
detergency
26
19
a cleansing quality,...
detergents
17
14
DETERGENT, a cleansi...
determents
17
15
DETERMENT, the act o...
determined
17
16
DETERMINE, to put te...
determiner
17
15
one that determines...
determines
17
15
DETERMINE, to put te...
deterrable
19
15
that can be deterred...
deterrence
18
15
the act of deterring...
deterrents
16
12
DETERRENT, something...
detersions
16
12
DETERSION, the act o...
detersives
19
15
DETERSIVE, a deterge...
detestable
19
15
hateful [adj DETESTA...
detestably
26
17
DETESTABLE, hateful...
dethatched
24
19
DETHATCH, to remove...
dethatches
24
18
DETHATCH, to remove...
dethroners
18
14
DETHRONER, one who d...
dethroning
19
17
DETHRONE, to remove...
dethronise
18
14
to remove from a thr...
dethronize
21
23
to dethrone, also DE...
detonating
16
15
DETONATE, to cause t...
detonation
14
13
the act of detonatin...
detonative
17
16
of or like a detonat...
detonators
15
12
DETONATOR, a substan...
detorsions
16
12
DETORSION, the act o...
detortions
16
12
DETORTION, (obsolete...
detoxicant
25
22
an agent that detoxi...
detoxicate
25
21
to rid of a poison o...
detoxified
25
22
DETOXIFY, to remove...
detoxifies
25
21
DETOXIFY, to remove...
detracting
21
17
DETRACT, to take awa...
detraction
19
15
depreciation, slande...
detractive
22
18
tending to detract,...
detractors
20
14
DETRACTOR, a belittl...
detractory
26
16
tending to detract,...
detraining
17
15
DETRAIN, to alight f...
detraquees
24
21
DETRAQUEE, (French)...
detriments
18
15
DETRIMENT, diminutio...
detritions
17
12
DETRITION, a wearing...
detruncate
19
16
to cut short, lop, m...
detrusions
17
13
DETRUSION, the act o...
deuterated
16
13
DEUTERATE, to add de...
deuterates
16
12
DEUTERATE, to add de...
deuterides
17
13
DEUTERIDE, a hydroge...
deuteriums
19
16
DEUTERIUM, heavy hyd...
deutoplasm
21
19
the food material, s...
devalorise
19
16
to devalue, also DEV...
devalorize
22
25
to devalue, also DEV...
devaluated
19
18
DEVALUATE, to devalu...
devaluates
19
17
DEVALUATE, to devalu...
devanagari
18
18
(Sanskrit) the chara...
devastated
18
16
DEVASTATE, to lay wa...
devastates
18
15
DEVASTATE, to lay wa...
devastator
18
15
one who, or that whi...
devastavit
21
19
waste or misapplicat...
developers
21
19
DEVELOPER, one who d...
developing
22
22
DEVELOP, to bring to...
developpes
23
22
DEVELOPPE, (French)...
deviancies
21
19
DEVIANCY, the behavi...
deviations
18
16
DEVIATION, the act o...
devilesses
20
16
DEVILESS, a female d...
devilishly
31
21
DEVILISH, fiendish [...
devilments
21
20
DEVILMENT, deviltry...
devilships
26
21
DEVILSHIP, the chara...
deviltries
21
16
DEVILTRY, mischief,...
devilwoods
23
20
DEVILWOOD, a kind of...
devitalise
20
16
to deprive of vitali...
devitalize
23
25
to deprive of life o...
devocalise
22
19
to make voiceless, a...
devocalize
25
28
to make toneless; to...
devoicings
23
21
DEVOICING, the act o...
devolution
19
18
transference (as of...
devonports
20
19
DEVONPORT, a small o...
devotement
18
19
(archaic) the state...
devotional
18
17
relating to devotion...
devourment
19
20
the act of devouring...
devoutness
18
17
the state of being d...
devvelling
24
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DEVVEL, (Scots) to s...
dewaterers
19
14
DEWATERER, an agent...
dewatering
20
17
the act of removing...
dewberries
22
17
DEWBERRY, a fruit li...
dewinesses
19
15
DEWINESS, the state...
dexterwise
26
21
on the right-hand si...
dextrality
31
21
right-handedness [n...
dextranase
21
19
a hydrolase that pre...
dextrogyre
30
22
causing to turn to t...
dextrorsal
24
19
rising spirally and...
dextrously
31
22
DEXTROUS, skillful a...
dezincking
25
31
DEZINC, to remove zi...
dharmsalas
21
17
DHARMSALA, (Hindi) a...
dharmshala
23
19
(Hindi) a building h...
diabetical
23
18
pertaining to diabet...
diableries
20
15
DIABLERY, black magi...
diabolical
24
19
of, relating to, or...
diabolised
20
16
DIABOLISE, to conver...
diabolises
20
15
DIABOLISE, to conver...
diabolisms
22
18
DIABOLISM, devil-wor...
diabolists
21
15
DIABOLIST, one who p...
diabolized
23
25
DIABOLIZE, to conver...
diabolizes
23
24
DIABOLIZE, to conver...
diacaustic
24
18
a type of curve form...
diachronic
25
20
of the study of a su...
diachylons
29
20
DIACHYLON, formerly...
diachylums
32
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DIACHYLUM, formerly...
diacodions
19
16
DIACODION, (obsolete...
diacodiums
22
19
DIACODIUM, (obsolete...
diaconates
18
15
DIACONATE, the offic...
diaconicon
21
19
a sacristy for sacre...
diacoustic
24
18
pertaining to the re...
diacritics
25
17
DIACRITIC, a mark or...
diactinism
22
18
the ability to trans...
diadochies
22
17
DIADOCHY, the replac...
diadromous
18
16
migrating between fr...
diageneses
16
14
DIAGENESIS, the phys...
diagenesis
17
14
the physical and che...
diagenetic
20
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pertaining to change...
diagnosing
18
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DIAGNOSE, to identif...
diagnostic
21
17
relating to diagnosi...
diagometer
18
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an instrument for me...
diagonally
25
18
DIAGONAL, slanting [...
diagraming
20
19
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
diagrammed
20
20
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
diagraphic
26
21
pertaining to a diag...
diakineses
17
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DIAKINESIS, the fina...
diakinesis
18
16
the final stage of p...
dialectics
25
18
DIALECTIC, the art o...
diallagoid
20
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of or like diallage,...
dialogical
23
18
relating to a dialog...
dialogised
19
15
DIALOGISE, to discou...
dialogises
19
14
DIALOGISE, to discou...
dialogisms
21
17
DIALOGISM, deduction...
dialogists
20
14
DIALOGIST, a speaker...
dialogites
19
14
DIALOGITE, a native...
dialogized
22
24
DIALOGIZE, to discou...
dialogizes
22
23
DIALOGIZE, to discou...
dialoguers
19
15
DIALOGUER, one who m...
dialoguing
20
18
DIALOGUE, to hold a...
dialysable
27
18
able to be dialysed...
dialysates
24
14
DIALYSATE, the mater...
dialyzable
30
27
that can be dialyzed...
dialyzates
27
23
DIALYZATE, the mater...
diamagnets
18
17
DIAMAGNET, a body ha...
diamantine
16
16
adamantine, like dia...
diamonding
18
19
DIAMOND, to adorn wi...
dianthuses
19
15
DIANTHUS, a genus of...
diapasonal
18
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relating to a diapas...
diapasonic
21
18
relating to a diapas...
diapausing
20
18
DIAPAUSE, in insects...
diapedeses
18
15
DIAPEDESIS, the migr...
diapedesis
19
15
the migration of whi...
diapedetic
22
18
relating to diapedes...
diaperings
20
17
DIAPERING, nappies c...
diaphanous
20
18
transparent, translu...
diaphonies
20
17
DIAPHONY, a system o...
diaphorase
20
16
a flavoprotein enzym...
diaphragms
24
21
DIAPHRAGM, the muscu...
diaphyseal
28
19
of or like a diaphys...
diaphysial
29
19
of or like a diaphys...
diapirisms
22
17
DIAPIRISM, the upwar...
diapyetics
29
19
DIAPYETIC, a substan...
diarchical
27
20
relating to a diarch...
diarrhetic
23
16
of or like diarrhoea...
diarrhoeal
19
14
of or like diarrhoea...
diarrhoeas
18
13
DIARRHOEA, a persist...
diarrhoeic
22
16
of or like diarrhoea...
diaskeuast
18
16
a reviser, an interp...
diastalses
18
12
DIASTALSIS, a downwa...
diastalsis
19
12
a downward wave of c...
diastaltic
22
15
(Greek music) of int...
diastemata
17
14
DIASTEMA, a space be...
diathermal
21
17
freely permeable by...
diathermia
20
16
heating of internal...
diathermic
24
19
permeable to or able...
diatomists
19
14
DIATOMIST, a person...
diatomites
18
14
DIATOMITE, a siliceo...
diatretums
19
15
DIATRETUM, a kind of...
diatribist
21
14
one who makes a diat...
diatropism
21
17
the growth of plant...
diazeuctic
27
27
relating to diazeuxi...
diazoniums
21
25
DIAZONIUM, a group o...
diazotised
20
21
DIAZOTISE, to conver...
diazotises
20
20
DIAZOTISE, to conver...
diazotized
23
30
DIAZOTIZE, to conver...
diazotizes
23
29
DIAZOTIZE, to conver...
dibasicity
30
19
the quality of being...
dibromides
21
18
DIBROMIDE, a compoun...
dicacities
24
17
DICACITY, (archaic)...
dicacodyls
31
21
DICACODYL, an oily p...
dicentrics
24
18
DICENTRIC, a chromos...
dichloride
24
18
a compound in which...
dichlorvos
26
21
a pesticide used in...
dichogamic
28
24
relating to dichogam...
dichondras
22
18
DICHONDRA, a genus o...
dichotomic
27
22
of or like a dichoto...
dichroisms
25
19
DICHROISM, the prope...
dichroites
23
16
DICHROITE, a strongl...
dichroitic
27
19
having two colours;...
dichromate
23
19
a salt of chromic ac...
dichromats
24
19
DICHROMAT, a salt of...
dichromism
26
22
the state of being d...
dickcissel
27
22
the American black-t...
dickeybird
31
24
a false shirtfront,...
dickybirds
32
24
DICKYBIRD, a false s...
diclinisms
24
19
DICLINISM, the state...
dicoumarin
21
19
a crystalline compou...
dicoumarol
22
19
a crystalline compou...
dicrotisms
23
17
DICROTISM, a conditi...
dictations
20
15
DICTATION, the act,...
dictatress
21
14
a female dictator, a...
dictatures
21
15
DICTATURE, the offic...
dictionary
26
17
a book containing th...
dictyogens
27
19
DICTYOGEN, a monocot...
dictyosome
27
19
any of the membranou...
dicumarols
23
19
DICUMAROL, a crystal...
dicynodont
25
19
a fossil reptile wit...
didactical
25
19
designed or intended...
didascalic
25
19
didactic; pertaining...
didelphian
22
19
of or relating to th...
didelphids
24
19
DIDELPHID, any membe...
didelphine
22
19
of or relating to th...
didelphous
23
19
of or relating to th...
didgeridoo
18
15
(Native Australian)...
didjeridoo
19
22
(Native Australian)...
didjeridus
21
23
DIDJERIDU, a native...
didrachmas
24
20
DIDRACHMA, (Greek) a...
didynamian
23
19
belonging to the Did...
didynamies
24
18
DIDYNAMY, the state...
didynamous
24
19
belonging to the Did...
dieciously
28
18
DIECIOUS, having mal...
dielectric
25
18
nonconducting [adj D...
dieselings
19
15
DIESELING, the act o...
dieselised
18
13
DIESELISE, to equip...
dieselises
18
12
DIESELISE, to equip...
dieselized
21
22
DIESELIZE, to equip...
dieselizes
21
21
DIESELIZE, to equip...
dieselling
20
16
running after the en...
diesinkers
18
16
DIESINKER, a person...
diestruses
18
12
DIESTRUS, a period o...
dietarians
16
12
DIETARIAN, one who l...
dietetical
21
15
relating to diet, al...
diethylene
25
17
as in diethlene glyc...
dieticians
20
15
DIETICIAN, an expert...
dietitians
17
12
DIETITIAN, an expert...
difference
23
21
to make or perceive...
differency
30
23
(archaic) difference...
difficulty
34
24
the state of being d...
diffidence
24
22
the state of being d...
difformity
30
22
irregularity of form...
diffracted
25
21
DIFFRACT, to separat...
diffusedly
30
22
DIFFUSED [adv]
diffusible
26
22
capable of being dif...
diffusions
22
19
DIFFUSION, the sprea...
digastrics
23
16
DIGASTRIC, a muscle...
digestants
18
14
DIGESTANT, serving t...
digestedly
26
17
(obsolete) in neat o...
digestible
22
17
that can be digested...
digestibly
29
19
DIGESTIBLE, that can...
digestions
18
14
DIGESTION, the act o...
digestives
21
17
DIGESTIVE, something...
digitalins
20
15
DIGITALIN, a drug ex...
digitalise
20
14
to make digital, als...
digitalism
22
17
a serious condition...
digitalize
23
23
to make digital, als...
digitately
26
16
DIGITATE, of a leaf,...
digitation
18
14
a division into fing...
digitiform
23
19
shaped like a finger...
digitisers
20
13
DIGITISER, a device...
digitising
21
16
DIGITISE, to put int...
digitizers
23
22
DIGITIZER, a device...
digitizing
24
25
DIGITIZE, to put int...
digitonins
18
15
DIGITONIN, a steroid...
digitorium
21
17
(Latin) a silent pia...
digitoxins
25
21
DIGITOXIN, a poisono...
digladiate
19
15
(obsolete) to fight...
diglossias
20
14
DIGLOSSIA, the coexi...
dignifying
28
22
DIGNIFY, to add dign...
digoneutic
21
18
breeding twice a yea...
digressers
19
13
DIGRESSER, one who d...
digressing
20
16
DIGRESS, to stray fr...
digression
18
14
the act of digressin...
digressive
21
17
characterized by dig...
dihydrogen
26
19
containing two atoms...
dijudicate
23
25
to judge, to decide...
dilacerate
20
15
to rend or tear asun...
dilapidate
20
16
to bring into a cond...
dilatation
17
13
prolixity; diffuse d...
dilatators
18
12
DILATATOR, a muscle...
dilatorily
26
15
DILATORY, given to d...
dilemmatic
24
21
relating to a dilemm...
dilettante
17
13
(Italian) a dabbler...
dilettanti
18
13
DILETTANTE, (Italian...
diligences
22
18
DILIGENCE, a French...
diligently
27
18
DILIGENT, perseverin...
dillydally
35
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to loiter or trifle...
diltiazems
23
24
DILTIAZEM, a drug us...
dilucidate
22
17
(obsolete) to elucid...
dilutables
22
17
DILUTABLE, something...
diluteness
18
14
the state of being d...
dimensions
17
16
DIMENSION, to give t...
dimerising
20
17
DIMERISE, to make in...
dimerizing
23
26
DIMERIZE, to make in...
dimethoate
19
16
a kind of insecticid...
dimidiated
19
16
DIMIDIATE, to divide...
dimidiates
19
15
DIMIDIATE, to divide...
diminished
21
18
DIMINISH, to lessen...
diminishes
21
17
DIMINISH, to lessen...
diminuendo
17
18
(Italian) gradually...
diminution
18
17
the act of diminishi...
diminutive
21
20
small [adj DIMINUTIV...
dimorphism
25
22
the state of existin...
dimorphous
23
20
characterized by dim...
dimplement
22
22
the state of being d...
dinanderie
15
14
(French) domestic de...
dinarchies
22
17
DINARCHY, government...
dingdonged
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19
DINGDONG, to have a...
dinitrogen
17
15
denoting a chemical...
dinnerless
17
14
having no dinner [ad...
dinnertime
17
16
the time at which di...
dinnerware
18
16
plates etc. used for...
dinomanias
16
16
DINOMANIA, public in...
dinosauric
20
16
of or like a dinosau...
dinotheres
18
14
DINOTHERE, an extinc...
dinotheria
18
14
DINOTHERIUM, an exti...
dioicously
28
18
DIOICOUS, having mal...
diophysite
28
18
a believer in the ex...
dioptrical
24
18
transparent, also DI...
diorthoses
19
13
DIORTHOSIS, a critic...
diorthosis
20
13
a critical revision...
diorthotic
23
16
relating to the corr...
diosgenins
17
15
DIOSGENIN, a crystal...
diothelete
19
14
a believer in dithel...
diothelism
22
17
the doctrine that Ch...
diothelite
20
14
a believer in the do...
dipeptides
22
18
DIPEPTIDE, a peptide...
dipetalous
20
16
having two petals [a...
diphosgene
21
19
a liquid compound us...
diphtheria
24
18
an infectious throat...
diphtheric
28
21
relating to diphther...
diphthongs
25
21
DIPHTHONG, a union o...
diphyletic
33
22
descended from two d...
diphyllous
31
21
having two leaves [a...
diphyodont
27
20
a mammal having a se...
diphysites
29
18
DIPHYSITE, a believe...
diplobiont
22
19
an organism that has...
diplococci
30
24
DIPLOCOCCUS, a coccu...
diplodocus
24
20
a gigantic, quadrupe...
diploidies
21
16
DIPLOIDY, the condit...
diplomaing
22
21
DIPLOMA, to confer a...
diplomated
21
19
DIPLOMATE, to invest...
diplomates
21
18
DIPLOMATE, to invest...
diplomatic
25
21
relating to diplomac...
diplonemas
20
19
DIPLONEMA, a less co...
diplophase
24
20
a diploid phase in a...
diplospeak
23
22
the polite and placa...
diplotenes
19
16
DIPLOTENE, the fourt...
dipnetting
20
18
DIPNET, to scoop fis...
dipperfuls
26
22
DIPPERFUL, the conte...
diprotodon
18
16
any marsupial of the...
dipsomania
19
18
an abnormal craving...
dipterists
21
14
DIPTERIST, a person...
dipteroses
19
14
DIPTEROS, a building...
directions
20
15
DIRECTION [v]
directives
23
18
DIRECTIVE, a general...
directness
20
15
the quality of being...
directress
21
14
a female director, a...
directrice
24
17
(French) a female di...
dirempting
22
20
DIREMPT, to separate...
diremption
20
18
separation into two...
direnesses
16
12
DIRENESS, the state...
dirigibles
23
17
DIRIGIBLE, a dirigib...
dirigismes
21
16
DIRIGISME, (French)...
disability
28
17
the condition of bei...
disablisms
23
18
DISABLISM, discrimin...
disablists
22
15
DISABLIST, one who d...
disabusals
21
16
DISABUSAL, the act o...
disabusing
21
18
DISABUSE, to free fr...
disaccords
24
18
DISACCORD, to refuse...
disadorned
16
14
DISADORN, to deprive...
disadvance
21
20
(Spenser) to draw ba...
disaffects
25
20
DISAFFECT, to take a...
disaffirms
24
20
DISAFFIRM, to assert...
disallowed
22
17
DISALLOW, to refuse...
disallying
27
18
DISALLY, to break an...
disamenity
24
17
a lack of amenity; a...
disanalogy
24
17
a non-correspondence...
disanchors
22
17
DISANCHOR, to raise...
disanimate
17
15
to deprive of life [...
disannexed
21
21
DISANNEX, to disunit...
disannexes
21
20
DISANNEX, to disunit...
disanoints
16
13
DISANOINT, to undo t...
disapparel
22
18
to disrobe; to strip...
disappears
21
17
DISAPPEAR, to vanish...
disapplied
23
19
DISAPPLY, to make a...
disapplies
23
18
DISAPPLY, to make a...
disappoint
21
18
to fail to meet the...
disapprove
23
21
to pass unfavorable...
disarrange
17
14
to disturb the arran...
disarrayed
23
14
DISARRAY, to throw i...
disastrous
18
12
attended by or causi...
disattired
18
12
DISATTIRE, (Spenser)...
disattires
18
11
DISATTIRE, (Spenser)...
disattuned
17
14
DISATTUNE, to put ou...
disattunes
17
13
DISATTUNE, to put ou...
disavaunce
21
20
(Spenser) to retard;...
disavowals
23
19
DISAVOWAL, the act o...
disavowers
22
18
DISAVOWER, one who d...
disavowing
23
21
DISAVOW, to disclaim...
disbanding
20
19
DISBAND, to break up...
disbarking
22
21
DISBARK, to strip of...
disbarment
20
18
the act of disbarrin...
disbarring
21
17
DISBAR, to expel fro...
disbeliefs
23
18
DISBELIEF, lack of b...
disbelieve
22
19
to hold not worthy o...
disbenched
24
21
DISBENCH, to drive f...
disbenches
24
20
DISBENCH, to drive f...
disbenefit
21
18
a drawback, loss, in...
disbosomed
20
18
DISBOSOM, to make kn...
disboweled
23
19
DISBOWEL, to remove...
disbudding
22
20
DISBUD, to remove bu...
disburdens
20
17
DISBURDEN, to rid of...
disbursals
22
16
DISBURSAL, the act o...
disbursers
21
15
DISBURSER, one who d...
disbursing
22
18
DISBURSE, to pay out...
disburthen
22
18
to get rid of a burd...
discandied
20
17
DISCANDY, (Shakespea...
discandies
20
16
DISCANDY, (Shakespea...
discanters
20
15
DISCANTER, one who s...
discanting
21
18
DISCANT, to sing, al...
discarders
21
15
DISCARDER, one who d...
discarding
22
18
DISCARD, to throw aw...
discarnate
19
15
disembodied; separat...
discepting
24
20
DISCEPT, to dispute,...
discerners
20
15
DISCERNER, one who d...
discerning
21
18
DISCERN, to perceive...
discerping
24
20
DISCERP, to separate...
discharged
24
19
DISCHARGE, to free f...
dischargee
23
18
one who is discharge...
discharger
24
18
one who, or that whi...
discharges
24
18
DISCHARGE, to free f...
dischuffed
28
24
(colloquial) not ple...
discipline
24
19
to punish or penaliz...
discipling
26
21
DISCIPLE, to cause t...
discipular
25
19
like a disciple [adj...
discission
21
15
an open incision or...
disclaimed
23
19
DISCLAIM, to renounc...
disclaimer
23
18
a denial or disavowa...
disclosers
22
15
DISCLOSER, one who d...
disclosing
23
18
DISCLOSE, to reveal...
disclosure
22
16
the act or an instan...
discobolos
23
18
a discus thrower, al...
discobolus
24
19
(historical) a discu...
discolored
21
16
DISCOLOR, to alter t...
discolours
22
16
DISCOLOUR, to alter...
discomfits
25
20
DISCOMFIT, to discon...
discomfort
24
20
to make uncomfortabl...
discommend
22
22
to mention with disa...
discommode
22
21
to put to inconvenie...
discommons
22
21
DISCOMMON, to depriv...
discompose
23
20
to disarrange; to di...
disconcert
23
18
to throw into confus...
disconfirm
24
21
to deny the validity...
disconnect
22
19
to sever the connect...
disconsent
19
16
(obsolete) to differ...
discontent
19
16
to make discontented...
discophile
26
20
one who loves record...
discordant
20
16
being at variance [a...
discordful
25
20
(Spenser) full of di...
discording
22
18
DISCORD, to disagree...
discounsel
21
17
(Spenser) to dissuad...
discounted
20
17
DISCOUNT, to reduce...
discounter
20
16
one who discounts; a...
discourage
21
17
to dishearten; to de...
discouring
22
18
DISCOURE, to find ou...
discoursal
22
16
relating to discours...
discoursed
21
16
DISCOURSE, to talk o...
discourser
21
15
(Shakespeare) one wh...
discourses
21
15
DISCOURSE, to talk o...
discovered
22
19
DISCOVER, to find ou...
discoverer
22
18
one who discovers [n...
discredits
22
15
DISCREDIT, to refuse...
discreeter
20
14
DISCREET, tactful [a...
discreetly
28
17
DISCREET, tactful [a...
discrepant
22
18
marked by disagreeme...
discretely
28
17
DISCRETE, separate,...
discretest
21
14
DISCRETE, separate,...
discretion
20
15
the quality of being...
discretive
23
18
marking distinction...
discrowned
23
19
DISCROWN, to deprive...
disculpate
24
19
to free from blame [...
discumbers
25
21
DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
discursion
21
16
desultory talk [n -S...
discursist
23
15
(obsolete) a dispute...
discursive
24
19
moving from topic to...
discursory
28
17
argumentative; discu...
discussant
21
16
one who takes part i...
discussers
22
15
DISCUSSER, one who d...
discussing
23
18
DISCUSS, to talk ove...
discussion
21
16
consideration of a q...
discussive
24
19
a medicine able or t...
discutient
21
16
a medicine serving t...
disdainful
21
18
full of or expressin...
disdaining
18
16
DISDAIN, to scorn, l...
diseaseful
20
16
(obsolete) causing u...
diseconomy
26
20
lack of economy; a f...
disembarks
22
21
DISEMBARK, to leave...
disembogue
21
20
(Spanish) to dischar...
disembosom
21
20
to separate from the...
disembowel
24
21
to take out the bowe...
disembroil
22
18
to disentangle; to f...
disemploys
28
20
DISEMPLOY, to throw...
disempower
23
20
to deprive of power;...
disemvowel
24
22
to remove the vowels...
disenabled
19
17
DISENABLE, to disabl...
disenables
19
16
DISENABLE, to disabl...
disenchain
21
18
to free from restrai...
disenchant
21
18
to free from enchant...
disenclose
20
16
to free from being i...
disendowed
19
17
DISENDOW, to deprive...
disendower
19
16
one who disendows [n...
disengaged
18
17
DISENGAGE, to separa...
disengages
18
16
DISENGAGE, to separa...
disennoble
18
17
to deprive of that w...
disenslave
19
17
to free from bondage...
disentails
18
13
DISENTAIL, to free f...
disenthral
20
15
to release from a st...
disentitle
18
13
to deprive of title...
disentombs
20
18
DISENTOMB, to take o...
disentrail
18
13
(Spenser) to disembo...
disentrain
16
13
to set down from a t...
disentwine
19
16
to free from being e...
disenvelop
21
20
to free from that in...
disenviron
18
17
to deprive of enviro...
disepalous
20
16
having two sepals [a...
disespouse
19
15
(Milton) to release...
disesteems
18
14
DISESTEEM, to hold o...
disfavored
21
19
DISFAVOR, to regard...
disfavours
22
19
DISFAVOUR, to disest...
disfeature
19
15
to deprive of featur...
disfigured
22
18
DISFIGURE, to spoil...
disfigurer
22
17
one who disfigures [...
disfigures
22
17
DISFIGURE, to spoil...
disfleshed
23
18
DISFLESH, (archaic)...
disfleshes
23
17
DISFLESH, (archaic)...
disfluency
30
22
a lack of fluency in...
disforests
20
14
DISFOREST, to clear...
disforming
22
20
DISFORM, to alter th...
disfrocked
24
22
DISFROCK, to deprive...
disfurnish
23
18
to strip, render des...
disgarnish
21
16
to despoil, also DEG...
disgesting
20
16
DISGEST, to assimila...
disgestion
18
14
digestion [n -S]
disglorify
29
19
(Milton) to deprive...
disgorgers
20
15
DISGORGER, one who d...
disgorging
21
18
DISGORGE, to vomit [...
disgowning
22
20
DISGOWN, to strip of...
disgracers
22
16
DISGRACER, one who d...
disgracing
23
19
DISGRACE, to bring s...
disgrading
20
17
DISGRADE, to strip o...
disgruntle
20
16
to make ill-humoured...
disguisers
20
14
DISGUISER, one who d...
disguising
21
17
DISGUISE, to conceal...
disgustful
24
19
provoking disgust [a...
disgusting
21
17
DISGUST, to cause lo...
dishabille
24
18
(French) an undress;...
dishabited
22
17
DISHABIT, (Shakespea...
dishabling
24
20
DISHABLE, to render...
dishallows
25
18
DISHALLOW, to make u...
disharmony
26
19
lack of harmony [n D...
dishcloths
27
19
DISHCLOTH, a cloth u...
dishclouts
25
18
DISHCLOUT, a dishclo...
dishdashas
22
16
DISHDASHA, (Arabic)...
dishdashes
22
16
DISHDASH, a long one...
dishearten
18
14
to cause to lose spi...
dishelming
23
20
DISHELM, to deprive...
disherison
19
14
the act of disheriti...
disherited
20
14
DISHERIT, to deprive...
disheritor
20
13
one who puts another...
disheveled
22
19
DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishoarded
19
15
DISHOARD, to put pre...
dishonesty
25
16
lack of honesty [n D...
dishonored
18
15
DISHONOR, (US) to de...
dishonorer
18
14
(US) one who dishono...
dishonours
19
15
DISHONOUR, to depriv...
dishorning
20
17
DISHORN, to deprive...
dishorsing
21
16
DISHORSE, to make so...
dishousing
21
17
DISHOUSE, to deprive...
dishtowels
24
17
DISHTOWEL, a wiping...
dishumours
22
18
DISHUMOUR, (obsolete...
dishwasher
25
18
a worker employed to...
dishwaters
23
16
DISHWATER, water use...
disilluded
21
16
DISILLUDE, to free f...
disilludes
21
15
DISILLUDE, to free f...
disimagine
19
17
to banish from the i...
disimmured
21
19
DISIMMURE, to libera...
disimmures
21
18
DISIMMURE, to libera...
disimprove
23
21
to make worse [v DIS...
disincline
21
17
to make unwilling [v...
disinclose
21
16
to free from being i...
disinfects
23
18
DISINFECT, to rid of...
disinfests
20
15
DISINFEST, to remove...
disinforms
21
18
DISINFORM, to inform...
disinherit
20
14
to deprive of an inh...
disinhibit
23
17
to remove restraints...
disinhumed
21
19
DISINHUME, to disint...
disinhumes
21
18
DISINHUME, to disint...
disinthral
21
15
to release from a st...
disinuring
19
16
DISINURE, to render...
disinvents
19
17
DISINVENT, to undo t...
disinvests
20
16
DISINVEST, to reduce...
disinvited
20
17
DISINVITE, to withdr...
disinvites
20
16
DISINVITE, to withdr...
disinvolve
22
21
to unfold; to disent...
disjecting
24
26
DISJECT, to dismembe...
disjection
22
24
scattering or disper...
disjoining
20
24
DISJOIN, to separate...
disjointed
19
22
DISJOINT, to put out...
disjunctor
23
25
a device for breakin...
disleafing
21
18
DISLEAF, to deprive...
disleaving
21
19
DISLEAVE, to deprive...
dislikable
23
20
capable of being dis...
dislikeful
24
21
full of dislike [adj...
dislikened
19
18
DISLIKEN, (Shakespea...
dislimbing
24
21
DISLIMB, to tear lim...
dislimning
21
19
DISLIMN, (Shakespear...
dislinking
21
20
DISLINK, to unlink,...
disloading
19
16
DISLOAD, to unload,...
dislocated
21
16
DISLOCATE, to put ou...
dislocates
21
15
DISLOCATE, to put ou...
dislodging
21
18
DISLODGE, to remove...
disloigned
19
16
DISLOIGN, (Spenser)...
disloyally
33
18
DISLOYAL, not loyal,...
disloyalty
32
17
lack of loyalty [n D...
dislustred
20
14
DISLUSTRE, (archaic)...
dislustres
20
13
DISLUSTRE, (archaic)...
dismallest
21
16
DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismalness
19
16
the quality of being...
dismanning
18
19
DISMAN, to deprive o...
dismantled
19
17
DISMANTLE, to take t...
dismantler
19
16
one who dismantles [...
dismantles
19
16
DISMANTLE, to take t...
dismasking
21
21
DISMASK, to divest o...
dismasting
20
17
DISMAST, to remove t...
dismayling
27
20
DISMAYL, (Spenser) t...
dismembers
22
20
DISMEMBER, to cut or...
dismissals
21
15
DISMISSAL, the act o...
dismissing
21
17
DISMISS, to send awa...
dismission
19
15
the act of dismissin...
dismissive
22
18
disrespectful, incon...
dismissory
26
16
relating to the act...
dismounted
18
17
DISMOUNT, to get dow...
disnatured
17
14
DISNATURE, to cause...
disnatures
17
13
DISNATURE, to cause...
disnesting
18
15
DISNEST, to dislodge...
disobeyers
25
16
DISOBEYER, one who d...
disobeying
26
19
DISOBEY, to refuse t...
disobliged
22
18
DISOBLIGE, to slight...
disobliges
22
17
DISOBLIGE, to slight...
disordered
17
13
DISORDER, to disarra...
disorderly
25
15
not orderly [adj] /...
disorganic
21
17
lacking organic stru...
disorients
17
12
DISORIENT, to confus...
disownment
20
19
the act of disowning...
disparaged
20
17
DISPARAGE, to belitt...
disparager
20
16
one who disparages [...
disparages
20
16
DISPARAGE, to belitt...
disparates
19
14
DISPARATE, a dispara...
disparking
22
21
DISPARK, (archaic) t...
disparting
21
17
DISPART, (archaic) t...
dispassion
19
15
freedom from passion...
dispatched
25
20
DISPATCH, to send of...
dispatcher
25
19
one who dispatches,...
dispatches
25
19
DISPATCH, to send of...
dispathies
22
16
DISPATHY, dislike, a...
dispaupers
22
18
DISPAUPER, to depriv...
dispellers
22
16
DISPELLER, one who d...
dispelling
23
19
DISPEL, to drive awa...
dispencing
23
21
DISPENCE, (Spenser)...
dispending
20
19
DISPEND, (obsolete)...
dispensary
25
17
a place where medici...
dispensers
19
15
DISPENSER, one who d...
dispensing
20
18
DISPENSE, to distrib...
dispeopled
22
19
DISPEOPLE, to depopu...
dispeoples
22
18
DISPEOPLE, to depopu...
dispermous
21
18
having two seeds [ad...
dispersals
21
15
DISPERSAL, dispersio...
dispersant
19
15
an agent that causes...
dispersers
20
14
DISPERSER, one who d...
dispersing
21
17
DISPERSE, to scatter...
dispersion
19
15
the act of dispersin...
dispersive
22
18
tending to disperse...
dispersoid
20
15
a substance in a sta...
dispirited
21
15
DISPIRIT, to lower i...
dispiteous
20
15
(obsolete) pitiless,...
displacers
24
18
DISPLACER, one who d...
displacing
25
21
DISPLACE, to put in...
displanted
20
17
DISPLANT, to uproot;...
displayers
27
17
DISPLAYER, one who d...
displaying
28
20
DISPLAY, to put on s...
displeased
20
16
DISPLEASE, to offend...
displeases
20
15
DISPLEASE, to offend...
displenish
23
18
to deprive or strip,...
disploding
22
19
DISPLODE, (Milton) t...
displosion
20
16
an explosion [n -S]
displuming
24
22
DISPLUME, to deprive...
dispondaic
22
19
relating to a dispon...
dispondees
18
16
DISPONDEE, a double...
disponging
21
20
DISPONGE, to sprinkl...
disporting
21
17
DISPORT, to amuse on...
disposable
22
18
able to be disposed...
disposedly
27
18
DISPOSED [adv]
disposings
21
17
DISPOSING [n]
dispositor
20
14
in astrology, a plan...
dispossess
20
14
to put out of posses...
disposting
21
17
DISPOST, to displace...
disposures
20
15
DISPOSURE, disposal,...
dispraised
20
15
DISPRAISE, to censur...
dispraiser
20
14
one who dispraises [...
dispraises
20
14
DISPRAISE, to censur...
dispredden
19
17
DISPREAD, to spread...
disprinced
23
19
(Tennyson) deprived...
disprisons
20
15
DISPRISON, to let lo...
disprizing
25
26
DISPRIZE, to depreci...
disprofess
22
17
to renounce the prof...
disprofits
23
17
DISPROFIT [n]
disprooved
21
19
DISPROOVE, (Spenser)...
disprooves
21
18
DISPROOVE, (Spenser)...
disprovals
23
19
DISPROVAL, the act o...
disprovers
22
18
DISPROVER, one who d...
disprovide
22
19
(archaic) to fail to...
disproving
23
21
DISPROVE, to refute...
dispunging
22
21
DISPUNGE, (Shakespea...
dispursing
22
18
DISPURSE, (Shakespea...
dispurveys
29
21
DISPURVEY, (archaic)...
disputable
23
19
that can be disputed...
disputably
30
21
DISPUTABLE, that can...
disputants
20
16
DISPUTANT, one who d...
disqualify
36
27
to debar [v DISQUALI...
disquieted
26
22
DISQUIET, to deprive...
disquieten
25
22
to make disquiet, an...
disquietly
34
24
DISQUIET, not quiet...
disranking
19
19
DISRANK, to reduce r...
disregards
19
14
DISREGARD, to pay no...
disrelated
18
13
not related [adj]
disrepairs
20
14
DISREPAIR, a worn-ou...
disreputes
20
15
DISREPUTE, bad reput...
disrespect
23
17
lack of respect [n -...
disrooting
18
14
DISROOT, to tear up...
disrupters
21
15
DISRUPTER, one who d...
disrupting
22
18
DISRUPT, to throw in...
disruption
20
16
the act of disruptin...
disruptive
23
19
causing disruption [...
disruptors
21
15
DISRUPTOR, one who d...
dissatisfy
27
16
to fail to satisfy [...
dissavings
21
18
DISSAVING, the spend...
disseating
18
14
DISSEAT, to unseat,...
dissecting
22
17
the act of taking ap...
dissection
20
15
the act of dissectin...
dissective
23
18
relating to dissecti...
dissectors
21
14
DISSECTOR, one who d...
disseisees
17
11
DISSEISEE, one who i...
disseising
19
14
DISSEISE, to deprive...
disseisins
18
12
DISSEISIN, the act o...
disseisors
18
11
DISSEISOR, one who d...
disseizees
20
20
DISSEIZEE, one who i...
disseizing
22
23
DISSEIZE, to deprive...
disseizins
21
21
DISSEIZIN, the act o...
disseizors
21
20
DISSEIZOR, one who d...
disselboom
21
18
(Afrikaans) the sing...
dissembled
22
19
DISSEMBLE, to hide t...
dissembler
22
18
one who dissembles,...
dissembles
22
18
DISSEMBLE, to hide t...
dissension
16
13
disagreement, also D...
dissenters
17
12
DISSENTER, one who d...
dissenting
18
15
DISSENT, to disagree...
dissention
16
13
(US) dissension, als...
dissertate
17
11
to discourse [v DISS...
disserting
19
14
DISSERT, to discuss...
disservice
23
18
ill service [n -S]
disserving
21
18
DISSERVE, to treat b...
dissevered
19
16
DISSEVER, to sever,...
dissheathe
21
15
to become unsheathed...
disshivers
23
17
DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissidence
20
16
disagreement; dissen...
dissidents
18
13
DISSIDENT, a dissent...
dissilient
19
13
springing apart; bur...
dissimilar
21
15
unlike [adj DISSIMIL...
dissimiles
21
15
DISSIMILE, a compari...
dissipable
23
18
capable of being sca...
dissipated
20
15
DISSIPATE, to scatte...
dissipater
20
14
one who dissipates,...
dissipates
20
14
DISSIPATE, to scatte...
dissipator
20
14
one who dissipates,...
dissociate
20
14
to separate from ass...
dissoluble
22
17
capable of being dis...
dissolutes
19
13
DISSOLUTE, a dissolu...
dissolvent
20
17
a solvent [n -S]
dissolvers
21
16
DISSOLVER, something...
dissolving
22
19
the act of dissoluti...
dissonance
18
16
lack of agreement [n...
dissonancy
25
18
discord, dissonance...
dissuaders
18
13
DISSUADER, one who d...
dissuading
19
16
DISSUADE, to persuad...
dissuasion
17
13
the act of dissuadin...
dissuasive
20
16
tending to dissuade...
dissuasory
24
14
a dissuasive [n DISS...
dissunders
18
14
DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
distaining
18
15
DISTAIN, (archaic) t...
distancing
21
18
DISTANCE, to move fa...
distasting
19
14
DISTASTE, (archaic)...
distelfink
22
20
(Dutch) a traditiona...
distempers
21
17
DISTEMPER, to paint...
distenders
17
13
DISTENDER, one who d...
distending
18
16
DISTEND, to swell [v...
distensile
18
13
that may be stretche...
distension
16
13
the act of distendin...
distensive
19
16
distending, or capab...
distention
16
13
the act of distendin...
disthroned
19
15
DISTHRONE, to remove...
disthrones
19
14
DISTHRONE, to remove...
distichous
24
17
in or having two row...
distilland
20
15
that which is to be,...
distillate
20
13
the product of disti...
distillers
21
13
DISTILLER, one who d...
distillery
27
15
the building and wor...
distilling
22
16
the act of distillat...
distilment
20
16
(Shakespeare) that w...
distincter
21
15
DISTINCT, clearly di...
distinctly
29
18
DISTINCT, clearly di...
distinguee
18
15
(French) (of a femal...
distorters
18
11
DISTORTER, one who d...
distorting
19
14
DISTORT, to twist or...
distortion
17
12
a lack of proportion...
distortive
20
15
causing distortion [...
distracted
21
15
DISTRACT, to divert...
distracter
21
14
one who distracts [n...
distractor
21
14
any of the incorrect...
distrained
17
13
DISTRAIN, to seize a...
distrainee
16
12
a person whose prope...
distrainer
17
12
one who distrains; t...
distrainor
17
12
one who distrains; t...
distraints
18
12
DISTRAINT, seizure o...
distraught
22
16
agitated with doubt...
distressed
18
12
DISTRESS, to cause a...
distresser
18
11
one who distresses [...
distresses
18
11
DISTRESS, to cause a...
distribute
21
15
to divide among seve...
districted
22
15
DISTRICT, to divide...
distringas
19
14
formerly, a writ dir...
distrouble
21
16
(obsolete) to troubl...
distrusted
19
13
DISTRUST, to have no...
distruster
19
12
one who distrusts [n...
disturbant
20
16
disturbing [adj] / t...
disturbers
21
15
DISTURBER, something...
disturbing
22
18
DISTURB, to interrup...
disulfates
21
16
DISULFATE, a compoun...
disulfides
22
17
DISULFIDE, a sulphid...
disulfiram
23
19
a compound used in t...
disulfoton
20
17
an organophosphorus...
disulphate
23
18
a pyrosulphate [n -S...
disulphide
24
19
a sulphide containin...
disuniters
18
13
DISUNITER, one who d...
disunities
18
13
DISUNITY, lack of un...
disuniting
19
16
DISUNITE, to separat...
disutility
27
15
the state of being c...
disvaluing
22
20
DISVALUE, to dispara...
disvouched
25
22
DISVOUCH, (Shakespea...
disvouches
25
21
DISVOUCH, (Shakespea...
disworship
26
19
(Milton) to refuse t...
disyllabic
32
21
having two syllables...
disyllable
29
19
a word with two syll...
ditchwater
26
19
water found in a dit...
ditheistic
24
16
relating to ditheism...
ditheletes
20
14
DITHELETE, a believe...
ditheletic
24
17
relating to dithelet...
dithelisms
23
17
DITHELISM, the doctr...
ditheriest
20
13
DITHERY, nervously e...
dithionate
18
14
a salt of dithionic...
dithionite
19
14
any salt of dithiono...
dithionous
19
15
as in dithionous aci...
dithyrambs
30
21
DITHYRAMB, a hymn or...
ditriglyph
32
21
a space for two trig...
ditrochean
21
17
containing two troch...
ditrochees
22
16
DITROCHEE, a double...
dittanders
17
13
DITTANDER, a pungent...
diurnalist
19
14
(archaic) a journali...
diuturnity
25
16
long duration; lasti...
divagating
21
20
DIVAGATE, to wander...
divagation
19
18
a wandering about or...
divalences
22
20
DIVALENCE, the state...
divaricate
22
18
forking [adj DIVARIC...
divebombed
24
25
DIVEBOMB, to drop bo...
divergence
22
21
a drawing apart (as...
divergency
29
23
a drawing apart, as...
diversions
19
16
DIVERSION, the act o...
divertible
23
19
capable of being div...
divestible
23
19
capable of being div...
divestment
20
19
the act of divesting...
divestures
20
16
DIVESTURE, the act o...
divination
18
17
the art or practice...
divinators
19
16
DIVINATOR, (archaic)...
divinatory
25
18
professing, or relat...
divineness
18
17
the quality of being...
divineress
19
16
a woman who divines...
divinified
22
20
DIVINIFY, to treat a...
divinifies
22
19
DIVINIFY, to treat a...
divinising
21
19
DIVINISE, to treat a...
divinities
20
16
DIVINITY, the qualit...
divinizing
24
28
DIVINIZE, to treat a...
divisional
20
17
relating to or makin...
divisively
30
22
DIVISIVE, causing di...
divulgated
22
20
DIVULGATE, (archaic)...
divulgater
22
19
one who divulgates,...
divulgates
22
19
DIVULGATE, (archaic)...
divulgator
22
19
one who divulgates,...
divulgence
24
23
the act of divulging...
divulsions
21
18
DIVULSION, the act o...
dizenments
20
25
DIZENMENT, the state...
dizzyingly
39
37
DIZZYING [adv]
djellabahs
25
27
DJELLABAH, (Arabic)...
docentship
24
20
the office of docent...
dochmiacal
27
23
pertaining to, or co...
dochmiuses
24
20
DOCHMIUS, a foot of...
docibility
31
20
docility, also DOCIB...
docilities
22
15
DOCILITY, the qualit...
docimasies
21
17
DOCIMASY, scrutiny,...
docimastic
25
20
proving by docimasy,...
docimology
29
22
the art of assaying...
dockmaster
22
21
one in charge of a d...
dockworker
25
25
one who works on the...
docqueting
29
27
DOCQUET, to make a s...
doctorands
19
16
DOCTORAND, a candida...
doctorated
19
15
DOCTORATE, to take a...
doctorates
19
14
DOCTORATE, to take a...
doctorings
21
17
DOCTORING, the act o...
doctorless
21
15
without a doctor [ad...
doctorship
25
19
a doctorate [n -S]
doctresses
20
14
DOCTRESS, a female d...
doctrinism
22
18
adherence to doctrin...
doctrinist
21
15
one who adheres to d...
docudramas
21
19
DOCUDRAMA, a play or...
documental
21
20
of or pertaining to...
documented
20
20
DOCUMENT, to support...
documenter
20
19
one who documents [n...
dodderiest
17
13
DODDERY, unsteady wi...
doddipolls
22
18
DODDIPOLL, (obsolete...
doddypolls
28
20
DODDYPOLL, (obsolete...
dodecagons
19
18
DODECAGON, a plane f...
dodecanoic
21
19
as in dodecanoic aci...
dodgeballs
22
19
DODGEBALL, a ball ga...
dogaressas
17
13
DOGARESSA, (Italian)...
dogberries
20
16
DOGBERRY, the berry...
dogcatcher
26
21
one whose job is to...
doggedness
18
17
the quality of being...
doggoneder
17
17
DOGGONED, damned, cu...
doglegging
22
21
DOGLEG, to move alon...
dogmatical
23
20
pertaining to a dogm...
dogmatised
19
17
DOGMATISE, to assert...
dogmatiser
19
16
one who dogmatises,...
dogmatises
19
16
DOGMATISE, to assert...
dogmatisms
21
19
DOGMATISM, the manne...
dogmatists
20
16
DOGMATIST, one who d...
dogmatized
22
26
DOGMATIZE, to assert...
dogmatizer
22
25
one who dogmatizes,...
dogmatizes
22
25
DOGMATIZE, to assert...
dognapings
20
20
DOGNAPING, the abduc...
dognappers
21
20
DOGNAPPER, one who d...
dognapping
22
23
DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dogrobbers
22
19
DOGROBBER, an army c...
dogsbodied
20
18
DOGSBODY, to do meni...
dogsbodies
20
17
DOGSBODY, a menial w...
dogsledded
19
17
DOGSLED, to ride a s...
dogsledder
19
16
one who travels by d...
dogtrotted
18
14
DOGTROT, to move at...
dogwatches
26
21
DOGWATCH, either of...
dolcelatte
21
16
(tradename) a soft b...
dolcemente
20
19
(Italian) softly; sw...
dolefuller
22
18
DOLEFUL, sad, full o...
dolesomely
25
18
DOLESOME, doleful, d...
dolichoses
23
17
DOLICHOS, a long-pod...
dolichurus
25
19
(Latin) a dactylic h...
dollarbird
22
17
a bird of the roller...
dollarfish
24
18
any of various fishe...
dollarised
19
14
DOLLARISE, to replac...
dollarises
19
13
DOLLARISE, to replac...
dollarized
22
23
DOLLARIZE, to replac...
dollarizes
22
22
DOLLARIZE, to replac...
dollarless
20
14
without dollars [adj...
dollarship
24
18
the domain of the do...
dollhouses
21
16
DOLLHOUSE, a house f...
dollybirds
29
19
DOLLYBIRD, an attrac...
dolomitise
19
15
to convert into dolo...
dolomitize
22
24
to convert into dolo...
dolorously
25
16
DOLOROUS, full of pa...
dolostones
16
13
DOLOSTONE, a rock co...
dolphinets
22
18
DOLPHINET, (Spenser)...
domestical
22
18
(archaic) domestic [...
domestique
26
24
a cyclist whose job...
domiciling
24
21
DOMICIL, to establis...
dominances
19
19
DOMINANCE, the state...
dominantly
24
19
DOMINANT, controllin...
dominating
18
18
DOMINATE, to control...
domination
16
16
supremacy or preemin...
dominative
19
19
governing; ruling; i...
dominators
17
15
DOMINATOR, a ruler o...
dominatrix
24
22
a prostitute caterin...
domineered
16
16
DOMINEER, to be over...
dominicker
22
22
one of an American b...
dominiques
26
25
DOMINIQUE, (French)...
donataries
15
12
DONATARY, a person w...
donatistic
20
15
pertaining to donati...
donatories
15
12
DONATORY, a donee of...
donenesses
14
13
DONENESS, the state...
donepezils
22
25
DONEPEZIL, a drug us...
donkeywork
27
25
monotonous and routi...
donnickers
20
20
DONNICKER, an outsid...
donnybrook
24
22
(Irish) a brawl or h...
donorships
21
17
DONORSHIP, the state...
doodlebugs
21
19
DOODLEBUG, the larva...
doohickeys
29
22
DOOHICKEY, a doodad,...
doohickies
23
20
DOOHICKEY, a doodad,...
doomsayers
23
16
DOOMSAYER, one who p...
doomsaying
24
19
the act of prophesyi...
doomsdayer
23
17
one who prophesies d...
doorframes
19
17
DOORFRAME, the frame...
doorkeeper
18
18
a person who tends a...
doorknocks
21
23
DOORKNOCK, to go fro...
doornbooms
18
18
DOORNBOOM, a South A...
doorplates
19
15
DOORPLATE, a plate o...
doorstones
15
12
DOORSTONE, the stone...
dopesheets
20
16
DOPESHEET, a documen...
dopinesses
18
15
DOPINESS, the state...
dopplerite
22
18
a black elastic subs...
dorbeetles
19
15
DORBEETLE, a dung-be...
dormancies
20
18
DORMANCY, a period o...
dormitions
18
15
DORMITION, the act o...
dormitives
21
18
DORMITIVE, a soporif...
doronicums
21
19
DORONICUM, a flower,...
dorsifixed
26
22
attached at or by th...
dorsigrade
18
14
walking on the back...
dosemeters
17
14
DOSEMETER, an instru...
dosimeters
18
14
DOSIMETER, an instru...
dosimetric
22
17
relating to dosimetr...
dosologies
18
14
DOSOLOGY, the scienc...
dosshouses
19
14
DOSSHOUSE, a very ch...
dotcommers
22
20
DOTCOMMER, a person...
doubleness
19
17
the state of being d...
doubletons
19
17
DOUBLETON, two cards...
doubletree
19
16
the bar, or crosspie...
doubtfully
31
23
DOUBTFUL, worthy of...
doubtingly
28
21
DOUBTING, in a state...
douceperes
21
18
DOUCEPERE, (Spenser)...
douchebags
25
22
DOUCHEBAG, a despica...
doughballs
25
21
DOUGHBALL, a kind of...
doughfaced
25
23
over-persuadable, es...
doughfaces
25
22
DOUGHFACE, a contemp...
doughiness
20
17
the state of being d...
doughtiest
21
16
DOUGHTY, courageous...
doulocracy
30
21
a government formed...
douppionis
21
19
DOUPPIONI, a kind of...
dournesses
16
13
DOURNESS, the state...
dovetailed
19
17
DOVETAIL, to fit tog...
dovishness
21
18
the state of being d...
dowellings
23
19
DOWELLING, long thin...
dowfnesses
21
18
DOWFNESS, (Scots) du...
dowitchers
26
19
DOWITCHER, (Native A...
downbursts
23
19
DOWNBURST, a sudden,...
downcomers
23
21
DOWNCOMER, a pipe th...
downcrying
30
23
DOWNCRY, to denigrat...
downdrafts
22
19
DOWNDRAFT, a downwar...
downfallen
22
21
fallen down [adj]
downforces
24
21
DOWNFORCE, an aerody...
downgraded
20
19
DOWNGRADE, to relega...
downgrades
20
18
DOWNGRADE, to relega...
downhiller
24
19
one who skis downhil...
downlights
25
20
DOWNLIGHT, a lamp sh...
downlinked
21
22
DOWNLINK, to provide...
downloaded
19
18
DOWNLOAD, to transfe...
downlooked
20
21
(Dryden) downcast, g...
downplayed
28
22
DOWNPLAY, to underst...
downrating
20
18
DOWNRATE, to make lo...
downrushes
22
18
DOWNRUSH, a rushing...
downscaled
23
20
DOWNSCALE, to scale...
downscales
23
19
DOWNSCALE, to scale...
downshifts
25
20
DOWNSHIFT, to change...
downsizers
23
24
DOWNSIZER, one who d...
downsizing
24
27
the act of reducing...
downslides
21
17
DOWNSLIDE, a downwar...
downslopes
22
19
DOWNSLOPE, a downwar...
downspouts
22
19
DOWNSPOUT, (US) a dr...
downstages
20
17
DOWNSTAGE, the front...
downstairs
20
15
in or towards a lowe...
downstater
19
15
one who lives or com...
downstates
19
15
DOWNSTATE, the regio...
downstream
20
18
in the direction of...
downstroke
20
19
a stroke made with a...
downswings
24
21
DOWNSWING, a decline...
downthrows
25
20
DOWNTHROW, a state o...
downtowner
21
19
one from down town [...
downtrends
19
17
DOWNTREND, a tendenc...
downturned
19
18
turned down [adj]
downwardly
30
22
DOWNWARD [adv]
downwashes
24
20
DOWNWASH, a downward...
downzoning
22
28
DOWNZONE, to reduce...
doxography
34
27
the compilation of o...
doxologies
24
21
DOXOLOGY, a hymn or...
dozinesses
19
21
DOZINESS, the state...
drabbiness
21
18
the state of being a...
drabblings
24
21
DRABBLING, a manner...
drabnesses
18
15
DRABNESS, the qualit...
draconisms
21
18
DRACONISM, being dra...
draconites
19
15
a jewel supposedly f...
draftiness
19
15
the state of being d...
draggingly
28
21
DRAGGING [adv]
draghounds
20
18
DRAGHOUND, a foxhoun...
dragonhead
18
17
a labiate garden pla...
dragonised
17
15
DRAGONISE, to turn i...
dragonises
17
14
DRAGONISE, to turn i...
dragonisms
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DRAGONISM, unremitti...
dragonized
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DRAGONIZE, to turn i...
dragonizes
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DRAGONIZE, to turn i...
dragonlike
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like a dragon [adj]
dragonnade
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(French) a persecuti...
dragonroot
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(US) an araceous pla...
dragoonage
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the act of dragoonin...
dragooning
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DRAGOON, to compel b...
dragstrips
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DRAGSTRIP, a race co...
dragsville
23
19
(US) boredom [n -S]
drainboard
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a sloping grooved bo...
drainlayer
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one whose job is to...
drainpipes
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DRAINPIPE, a pipe us...
drakestone
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a flat stone so thro...
dramatical
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of or pertaining to...
dramatised
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DRAMATISE, to adapt...
dramatiser
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one who dramatises,...
dramatises
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DRAMATISE, to adapt...
dramatists
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DRAMATIST, the autho...
dramatized
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DRAMATIZE, to adapt...
dramatizer
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one who dramatizes,...
dramatizes
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DRAMATIZE, to adapt...
dramaturge
19
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a dramatist; specifi...
dramaturgs
20
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DRAMATURG, a dramati...
dramaturgy
26
19
the art of producing...
draperying
26
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DRAPERY, to drape [v...
dratchells
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DRATCHELL, a slut, a...
draughters
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DRAUGHTER, one who m...
draughtier
21
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DRAUGHTY, exposed to...
draughtily
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DRAUGHTY, exposed to...
draughting
22
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DRAUGHT, to draft [v...
draughtman
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a piece used in play...
draughtmen
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DRAUGHTMAN, a piece...
drawbridge
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a bridge that can be...
drawerfuls
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DRAWERFUL, the conte...
drawknives
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DRAWKNIFE, a carpent...
drawlingly
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DRAWLING [adv]
drawnworks
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DRAWNWORK, ornamenta...
drawplates
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DRAWPLATE, a hardene...
drawshaves
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DRAWSHAVE, a carpent...
drawstring
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a cord for drawing t...
drayhorses
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DRAYHORSE, a horse u...
dreadfully
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DREADFUL, awful [adv...
dreadlocks
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DREADLOCK, a hairsty...
dreamboats
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DREAMBOAT, someone w...
dreameries
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DREAMERY, a place fa...
dreamfully
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DREAMFUL, full of dr...
dreamholes
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DREAMHOLE, a hole in...
dreaminess
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the state of being d...
dreamingly
26
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DREAMING, in a state...
dreamlands
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DREAMLAND, an unreal...
dreamtimes
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DREAMTIME, in the my...
dreamwhile
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the duration of a dr...
dreamworld
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a world of illusion...
drearihead
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(Spenser) affliction...
drearihood
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(Spenser) affliction...
dreariment
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(Spenser) dreariness...
dreariness
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the state of being d...
drearisome
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very dreary [adj]
drecksills
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DRECKSILL, (dialect)...
dregginess
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fullness of dregs or...
dreikanter
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(German) a three-fac...
drenchings
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DRENCHING, the act o...
drepaniums
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DREPANIUM, a kind of...
dreriheads
19
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DRERIHEAD, (Spenser)...
dressguard
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(archaic) an arrange...
dressiness
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the state of being d...
dressmaker
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one that makes dress...
dressmakes
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DRESSMAKE, to make d...
dribbliest
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DRIBBLY, given to dr...
dribblings
25
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DRIBBLING, the act o...
dricksiest
23
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DRICKSIE, of timber,...
driftingly
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DRIFTING [adv]
driftwoods
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18
DRIFTWOOD, wood drif...
drillholes
23
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DRILLHOLE, a hole bo...
drillships
26
18
DRILLSHIP, a free-fl...
drillstock
25
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the part of a machin...
drinkables
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DRINKABLE, something...
dripstones
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DRIPSTONE, mineral m...
drivelines
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DRIVELINE, the part...
drivellers
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DRIVELLER, one who d...
drivelling
23
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DRIVEL, to let saliv...
drivenness
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the state of being d...
driverless
21
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without a driver [ad...
driveshaft
24
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a shaft from a drivi...
drivetrain
19
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the parts that conne...
drizzliest
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DRIZZLY, marked by l...
droichiest
23
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DROICHY, (Gaelic) dw...
drolleries
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DROLLERY, something...
dromedares
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DROMEDARE, (Spenser)...
droopiness
18
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the state of being d...
droopingly
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DROOPING [adv]
dropcloths
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DROPCLOTH, a cloth d...
dropforged
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DROPFORGE, to forge...
dropforges
22
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DROPFORGE, to forge...
dropkicker
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one who takes dropki...
droplights
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DROPLIGHT, an appara...
dropperful
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the contents of a dr...
dropsondes
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DROPSONDE, a radioso...
dropstones
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DROPSTONE, a stone e...
drosometer
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an instrument for me...
drosophila
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a kind of fruit-fly...
drossiness
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the quality of being...
droughtier
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DROUGHTY, dry, also...
drouthiest
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DROUTHY, dry, also D...
drowsihead
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(Spenser) drowsiness...
drowsiheds
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DROWSIHED, (Spenser)...
drowsiness
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the state of being d...
drudgeries
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DRUDGERY, hard, tedi...
drudgingly
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DRUDGING [adv]
drugmakers
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DRUGMAKER, one who m...
drugstores
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DRUGSTORE, (US) a ch...
druidesses
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DRUIDESS, a female d...
drumbeater
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one who makes drumbe...
drumbledor
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a large flying beetl...
drumfishes
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DRUMFISH, a fish tha...
drumsticks
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DRUMSTICK, a stick w...
drunkathon
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a prolonged drinking...
drupaceous
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pertaining to drupes...
dryasdusts
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DRYASDUST, a boring...
drybeating
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DRYBEAT, to beat wit...
drysalters
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DRYSALTER, a seller...
drysaltery
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the articles kept by...
drywalling
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DRYWALL, to build wi...
duathletes
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DUATHLETE, someone w...
dubitating
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DUBITATE, to doubt [...
dubitation
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the act of doubting...
dubitative
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relating to doubt or...
duchessing
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duckboards
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duckshoved
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duckshover
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(Australian) one who...
duckshoves
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duckwalked
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dudenesses
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DUDENESS, the state...
duennaship
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the office of duenna...
dufferdoms
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DUFFERDOM, being a d...
dufferisms
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DUFFERISM, being a d...
duikerboks
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DUIKERBOK, (Afrikaan...
dukkeripen
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(Romany) fortune-tel...
dulcamaras
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DULCAMARA, (Latin) a...
dulcetness
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the state of being d...
dulcifying
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DULCIFY, to sweeten...
dulciloquy
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a soft manner of spe...
dulcimores
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DULCIMORE, a musical...
dulcitudes
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DULCITUDE, sweetness...
dullnesses
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DULLNESS, the state...
dullsville
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a boring place where...
dumbfounds
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DUMBFOUND, to strike...
dumbledore
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a large flying beetl...
dumbnesses
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DUMBNESS, the state...
dumbsizing
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dumbstruck
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made silent by aston...
dumbwaiter
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a movable platform u...
dumfounded
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dumfounder
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to strike dumb; to c...
dummelhead
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(dialect) a stupid p...
dumosities
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DUMOSITY, bushiness...
dumptrucks
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DUMPTRUCK, a lorry w...
dunderfunk
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ship's biscuit soake...
dunderhead
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a dunce; a numskull;...
dunderpate
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a dunce; a numskull;...
dungeoners
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DUNGEONER, a gaoler...
dungeoning
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DUNGEON, to confine...
duniwassal
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(Gaelic) a Highland...
duodecimal
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of or relating to th...
duodecimos
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DUODECIMO, a duodeci...
duodenitis
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inflammation of the...
duopsonies
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DUOPSONY, the market...
dupability
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the ability to be du...
duplicable
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that can be duplicat...
duplicands
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DUPLICAND, something...
duplicated
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DUPLICATE, to copy [...
duplicates
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DUPLICATE, to copy [...
duplicator
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one that duplicates...
durability
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the state of being d...
duralumins
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DURALUMIN, (tradenam...
durational
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relating to a durati...
duricrusts
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DURICRUST, gravel, s...
durometers
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DUROMETER, an instru...
dusknesses
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dustcloths
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DUSTCLOTH, a cloth u...
dustcovers
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DUSTCOVER, a cover t...
dustsheets
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DUSTSHEET, a sheet t...
duststorms
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DUSTSTORM, a storm o...
duumvirate
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government or contro...
dwarfishly
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DWARFISH, like a dwa...
dyadically
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DYADIC, pertaining t...
dyarchical
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relating to a diarch...
dyeability
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the ability to be dy...
dynameters
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DYNAMETER, an instru...
dynamicist
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a person who studies...
dynamising
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DYNAMISE, to make dy...
dynamistic
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relating to dynamism...
dynamitard
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(archaic) a user of...
dynamiters
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DYNAMITER, (archaic)...
dynamiting
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DYNAMITE, to blow up...
dynamizing
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DYNAMIZE, to make dy...
dynamogeny
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production of increa...
dynamotors
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DYNAMOTOR, a kind of...
dynastical
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relating to a dynast...
dynorphins
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DYNORPHIN, a drug us...
dyophysite
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a believer in the ex...
dyothelete
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a believer in dithel...
dyothelism
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the doctrine that Ch...
dyothelite
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a believer in dithel...
dysarthria
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the impaired ability...
dysbindins
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DYSBINDIN, a gene as...
dyschroias
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DYSCHROIA, discolora...
dyscrasias
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DYSCRASIA, (obsolete...
dyscrasite
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a mineral consisting...
dysenteric
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relating to dysenter...
dysgeneses
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DYSGENESIS, sterilit...
dysgenesis
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sterility in hybrid...
dysgraphia
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writing impairment [...
dysgraphic
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someone suffering fr...
dyskinesia
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the loss of the powe...
dyskinetic
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suffering from dyski...
dyslectics
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DYSLECTIC, one suffe...
dysmorphic
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obsessively concerne...
dyspathies
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DYSPATHY, dislike, a...
dyspepsias
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DYSPEPSIA, severe in...
dyspepsies
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DYSPEPSY, indigestio...
dyspeptics
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DYSPEPTIC, someone s...
dysphagias
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DYSPHAGIA, pathologi...
dysphagies
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DYSPHAGY, difficulty...
dysphasias
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DYSPHASIA, impairmen...
dysphasics
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DYSPHASIC, someone s...
dysphemism
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the substitution of...
dysphonias
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DYSPHONIA, physical...
dysphorias
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DYSPHORIA, depressio...
dysplasias
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DYSPLASIA, abnormal...
dysplastic
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suffering from dyspl...
dyspractic
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suffering from dyspr...
dyspraxias
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DYSPRAXIA, an impair...
dysprosium
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a rare-earth metal u...
dyssynergy
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muscular incoordinat...
dysthesias
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DYSTHESIA, a morbid...
dysthymiac
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a person who suffers...
dysthymias
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DYSTHYMIA, a mild de...
dysthymics
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DYSTHYMIC, one given...
dystopians
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DYSTOPIAN, a believe...
dystrophia
28
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impaired or imperfec...
dystrophic
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relating to dystroph...
dystrophin
28
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a protein essential...
dziggetais
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