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sabadillas
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SABADILLA, (Spanish)...
sabbatical
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relating to the Sabb...
sabbatised
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SABBATISE, to observ...
sabbatises
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SABBATISE, to observ...
sabbatisms
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SABBATISM, intermiss...
sabbatized
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SABBATIZE, to observ...
sabbatizes
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SABBATIZE, to observ...
sabotaging
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SABOTAGE, to destroy...
sabretache
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(French) a satchel s...
sabrewings
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SABREWING, a humming...
sabulosity
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grittiness, sandines...
sacahuista
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(Nahuatl) a bear gra...
sacahuiste
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(Nahuatl) a bear gra...
saccharase
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an enzyme that inver...
saccharate
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a salt of saccharic...
saccharide
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a carbohydrate, a co...
saccharify
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to convert into, or...
saccharine
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sickly sweet [adj SA...
saccharins
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SACCHARIN, an artifi...
saccharise
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to convert into, or...
saccharize
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to convert into, or...
saccharoid
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like loaf sugar in t...
saccharose
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any carbohydrate, es...
saccharums
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SACCHARUM, a genus o...
sacculated
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formed in a series o...
sacerdotal
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of or relating to pr...
sachemdoms
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SACHEMDOM, the gover...
sachemship
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the office or condit...
sackcloths
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SACKCLOTH, a coarse...
sacralgias
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SACRALGIA, inflammat...
sacralised
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SACRALISE, to make s...
sacralises
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SACRALISE, to make s...
sacralized
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SACRALIZE, to make s...
sacralizes
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SACRALIZE, to make s...
sacraments
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SACRAMENT, to bind b...
sacrariums
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SACRARIUM, (Latin) t...
sacredness
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the state of being s...
sacrificed
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SACRIFICE, to offer...
sacrificer
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one who sacrifices [...
sacrifices
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SACRIFICE, to offer...
sacrifying
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SACRIFY, to sacrific...
sacrileges
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SACRILEGE, profanati...
sacristans
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SACRISTAN, a Church...
sacristies
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SACRISTY, a room in...
sacroiliac
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relating to the arti...
sacrosanct
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sacred; inviolable [...
saddleback
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a kind of pig [n -S]
saddlebags
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SADDLEBAG, a bag car...
saddlebill
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a large black-and-wh...
saddlebows
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SADDLEBOW, part of a...
saddlebred
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a breed of saddle ho...
saddleless
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without a saddle [ad...
saddleries
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SADDLERY, the shop o...
saddleroom
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a room where saddles...
saddletree
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the frame of a saddl...
safeguards
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SAFEGUARD, to keep s...
safelights
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SAFELIGHT, a light u...
safenesses
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SAFENESS, the qualit...
safflowers
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SAFFLOWER, a thistle...
safranines
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SAFRANINE, the yello...
sagacities
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SAGACITY, wisdom [n]
saganashes
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SAGANASH, (Native Am...
sagapenums
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SAGAPENUM, a gum res...
sagenesses
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SAGENESS, wisdom [n]
saginating
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SAGINATE, to fatten...
sagination
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the act of fattening...
sagittally
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SAGITTAL, shaped lik...
sailboards
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SAILBOARD, a small,...
sailboater
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one who sails a sail...
sailcloths
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SAILCLOTH, duck or c...
sailfishes
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SAILFISH, a large ga...
sailmakers
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SAILMAKER, one who m...
sailmaking
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the making of sails...
sailorings
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SAILORING, the work...
sailorless
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without sailors [adj...
sailorlike
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like a sailor [adj]
sailplaned
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SAILPLANE, to fly us...
sailplaner
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one who flies a sail...
sailplanes
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SAILPLANE, to fly us...
saintesses
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SAINTESS, a female s...
saintfoins
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SAINTFOIN, (French)...
sainthoods
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SAINTHOOD, the state...
saintliest
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SAINTLY, befitting a...
saintlings
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SAINTLING, a little...
saintships
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SAINTSHIP, the chara...
salability
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the quality of being...
salacities
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SALACITY, lewdness [...
salamander
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any of various urode...
salanganes
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SALANGANE, (Tagalog)...
salbutamol
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a bronchodilator dru...
salesclerk
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a salesperson in a s...
salesgirls
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SALESGIRL, a woman w...
salesrooms
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SALESROOM, a room wh...
saleswoman
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a woman who sells in...
saleswomen
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SALESWOMAN, a woman...
saliaunces
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SALIAUNCE, (Spenser)...
salicetums
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SALICETUM, a willow...
salicional
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an organ stop with a...
salicornia
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any plant, such as g...
salicylate
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a salt of salicylic...
salicylism
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poisoning due to an...
saliencies
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SALIENCY, a projecti...
salientian
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belonging to the ord...
saliferous
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containing salt [adj...
salifiable
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capable of neutraliz...
salimeters
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SALIMETER, an instru...
salimetric
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relating to the meas...
salinising
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SALINISE, to treat w...
salinities
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SALINITY, a concentr...
salinizing
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SALINIZE, to treat w...
salivating
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SALIVATE, to secrete...
salivation
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the act of salivatin...
salivators
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SALIVATOR, one who s...
sallenders
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a skin disease affec...
sallowness
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the state of being s...
sallyports
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SALLYPORT, a gateway...
salmagundi
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(French) a dish of c...
salmagundy
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(French) a dish of c...
salmanaser
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a large wine bottle...
salmanazar
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a large wine bottle...
salmonella
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a genus of rodlike b...
salmonoids
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SALMONOID, a member...
salometers
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SALOMETER, an instru...
salopettes
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quilted skiing trous...
salpingian
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of or like the salpi...
saltarelli
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SALTARELLO, (Italian...
saltarello
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(Italian) a lively I...
saltations
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SALTATION, an act of...
saltbushes
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SALTBUSH, an Austral...
saltcellar
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a small vessel of gl...
saltchucks
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SALTCHUCK, in Canada...
saltfishes
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SALTFISH, salted cod...
saltigrade
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a kind of jumping sp...
saltnesses
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SALTNESS, the state...
saltpeters
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SALTPETER, (US) pota...
saltpetres
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SALTPETRE, potassium...
saltshaker
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a saltcellar [n -S]
salubrious
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beneficial, healthfu...
saluretics
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SALURETIC, a drug th...
salutarily
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SALUTARY, producing...
salutation
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an expression of gre...
salutatory
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relating to salutati...
salvarsans
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SALVARSAN, (tradenam...
salvations
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SALVATION, an act of...
salverform
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of a corolla, having...
salvifical
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(obsolete) having th...
samariform
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like a samara in sha...
samaritans
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SAMARITAN, one who h...
samarskite
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a black mineral cont...
samenesses
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SAMENESS, lack of va...
samnitises
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SAMNITIS, (Spenser)...
sampleries
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SAMPLERY, sample wor...
sanatorium
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a hospital, esp. for...
sanbenitos
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SANBENITO, (Spanish)...
sanctified
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SANCTIFY, to make ho...
sanctifier
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one who sanctifies,...
sanctifies
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SANCTIFY, to make ho...
sanctimony
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outward, affected, o...
sanctioned
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SANCTION, to authori...
sanctioner
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one who sanctions [n...
sanctities
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SANCTITY, holiness [...
sanctitude
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holiness, sanctity [...
sandalling
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SANDAL, to dress in...
sandalwood
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a compact and fine-g...
sandarachs
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SANDARACH, the resin...
sandbagged
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SANDBAG, to stun wit...
sandbagger
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an assaulter whose w...
sandblasts
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SANDBLAST, a sand-la...
sandcastle
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a castle made of san...
sandcracks
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SANDCRACK, a deep cr...
sanderling
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a small gray and bro...
sandfishes
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SANDFISH, a small ma...
sandgroper
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a pioneer at the tim...
sandgrouse
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any bird of genus Pt...
sandlotter
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one who occupies a v...
sandpapers
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SANDPAPER, to smooth...
sandpapery
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rough like sandpaper...
sandpipers
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SANDPIPER, any of va...
sandspouts
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SANDSPOUT, a moving...
sandstones
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SANDSTONE, a clastic...
sandstorms
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SANDSTORM, a strong...
sandsucker
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a fish, the rough da...
sandwiched
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SANDWICH, to place b...
sandwiches
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SANDWICH, to place b...
sanenesses
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SANENESS, sanity [n]
sangfroids
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SANGFROID, (French)...
sanguified
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SANGUIFY, to make bl...
sanguifies
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SANGUIFY, to make bl...
sanguinary
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bloodthirsty; murder...
sanguinely
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SANGUINE, bloody; op...
sanguining
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SANGUINE, to stain w...
sanguinity
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the state of being s...
sanitarian
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a person favouring s...
sanitaries
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SANITARY, a public u...
sanitarily
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SANITARY, related to...
sanitarist
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a sanitarian [n -S]
sanitarium
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(Latin) a health sta...
sanitating
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SANITATE, to clean a...
sanitation
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the act of making sa...
sanitisers
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SANITISER, one who s...
sanitising
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SANITISE, to clean a...
sanitizers
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SANITIZER, one who s...
sanitizing
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SANITIZE, to clean a...
sanitorium
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a hospital, esp. for...
sannyasins
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SANNYASIN, (Hindi) a...
santolinas
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SANTOLINA, a genus o...
santonicas
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SANTONICA, the dried...
sapanwoods
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SAPANWOOD, (Malay) t...
sapidities
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SAPIDITY, the state...
sapiencies
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SAPIENCY, discernmen...
sapiential
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providing wisdom [ad...
sapodillas
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SAPODILLA, (Spanish)...
sapogenins
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SAPOGENIN, a compoun...
saponarias
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SAPONARIA, a genus o...
saponified
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SAPONIFY, to convert...
saponifier
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any agent used to ca...
saponifies
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SAPONIFY, to convert...
sappanwood
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(Malay) the wood of...
sapperment
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(German) a German oa...
sapphirine
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a blue mineral, alum...
sapraemias
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SAPRAEMIA, a kind of...
saprobiont
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any organism, esp. a...
saprogenic
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producing decay or p...
saprolites
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SAPROLITE, a soft, p...
saprolitic
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of or like a saproli...
sapropelic
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living in sapropel [...
saprophyte
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a fungus or bacteriu...
saprotroph
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any organism, esp. a...
sapsuckers
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SAPSUCKER, a kind of...
sarabandes
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SARABANDE, (Spanish)...
sarbacanes
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SARBACANE, (French)...
sarcocarps
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SARCOCARP, the flesh...
sarcocolla
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(Greek) a Persian gu...
sarcolemma
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the cell membrane en...
sarcomeres
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SARCOMERE, a unit of...
sarcophagi
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SARCOPHAGUS, a stone...
sarcoplasm
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the protoplasmic sub...
sarcosomal
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of or like a sarcoso...
sarcosomes
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SARCOSOME, a mitocho...
sardonians
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SARDONIAN, (obsolete...
sardonical
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bitterly or evilly h...
sardonyxes
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SARDONYX, an onyx wi...
sargassoes
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SARGASSO, (Portugues...
sargassums
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SARGASSUM, a genus o...
sarmentose
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producing long, flex...
sarmentous
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producing long, flex...
sarpanches
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SARPANCH, the head o...
sarracenia
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a genus of American...
saskatoons
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SASKATOON, (Native A...
sassararas
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SASSARARA, a scoldin...
sassolites
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SASSOLITE, a native...
sassywoods
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SASSYWOOD, the bark...
satanities
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SATANITY, devilishne...
satanology
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the study of the dev...
satchelful
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the contents of a sa...
satchelled
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carrying a satchel,...
satellited
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SATELLITE, to transm...
satellites
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SATELLITE, to transm...
satellitic
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of or like a satelli...
satiations
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SATIATION, the state...
satinettas
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SATINETTA, a thin sa...
satinettes
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SATINETTE, a thin sa...
satinwoods
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SATINWOOD, a smooth,...
satirisers
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SATIRISER, one who s...
satirising
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SATIRISE, to subject...
satirizers
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SATIRIZER, one who s...
satirizing
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SATIRIZE, to subject...
satisficed
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SATISFICE, to aim fo...
satisficer
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one who satisfices [...
satisfices
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SATISFICE, to aim fo...
satisfiers
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SATISFIER, one who s...
satisfying
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SATISFY, to provide...
saturaters
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SATURATER, one who,...
saturating
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SATURATE, to fill co...
saturation
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complete infiltratio...
saturators
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SATURATOR, one who,...
saturnalia
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a wild party or orgy...
saturniids
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SATURNIID, any of a...
saturnisms
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SATURNISM, (archaic)...
saturnists
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SATURNIST, a person...
satyagraha
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(Sanskrit) the polic...
satyagrahi
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(Sanskrit) an expone...
satyresque
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like a satyr [adj]
satyresses
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SATYRESS, a female s...
satyriases
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SATYRIASIS, immodera...
satyriasis
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immoderate venereal...
sauceboats
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SAUCEBOAT, a contain...
sauceboxes
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SAUCEBOX, a saucy, i...
saucerfuls
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SAUCERFUL, the conte...
saucerless
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without a saucer [ad...
saucerlike
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like a saucer [adj]
saucissons
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15
SAUCISSON, (French)...
sauerkraut
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(German) cabbage cut...
saunterers
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SAUNTERER, one who s...
sauntering
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walking in a leisure...
saussurite
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a dull opaque mass o...
savagedoms
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SAVAGEDOM, the state...
savageness
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the state of being s...
savageries
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SAVAGERY, the qualit...
savegarded
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SAVEGARD, (Spenser)...
savingness
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frugality, parsimony...
savoriness
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the quality of being...
savouriest
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SAVOURY, pleasant to...
savourless
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without savour, also...
sawboneses
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SAWBONES, (colloquia...
sawdusting
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SAWDUST, to sprinkle...
sawgrasses
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SAWGRASS, a sedge wi...
sawtimbers
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SAWTIMBER, timber su...
saxicavous
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boring into rocks [a...
saxicoline
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inhabiting or growin...
saxicolous
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inhabiting or growin...
saxifrages
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SAXIFRAGE, a kind of...
saxitoxins
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SAXITOXIN, a nerve p...
saxophones
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SAXOPHONE, a jazz an...
saxophonic
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of or like a saxopho...
scabbarded
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SCABBARD, to sheathe...
scabbiness
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the state of being s...
scabiouses
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SCABIOUS, any of var...
scabridity
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(archaic) the state...
scabrously
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SCABROUS, roughened...
scaffolage
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(Shakespeare) scaffo...
scaffolded
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SCAFFOLD, to provide...
scaffolder
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one who erects scaff...
scagliolas
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17
SCAGLIOLA, (Italian)...
scaithless
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(Scots) without inju...
scalations
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15
SCALATION, the way t...
scaldberry
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the blackberry (from...
scaldheads
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18
SCALDHEAD, a disease...
scaldships
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20
SCALDSHIP, the offic...
scaleboard
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18
a very thin piece of...
scaletails
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15
SCALETAIL, a type of...
scaleworks
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21
SCALEWORK, imbricate...
scallawags
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SCALLAWAG, a good-fo...
scallopers
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SCALLOPER, one who f...
scalloping
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the act of scallopin...
scallopini
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19
(Italian) thin slice...
scallywags
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SCALLYWAG, a good-fo...
scalograms
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19
SCALOGRAM, an arrang...
scaloppine
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21
(Italian) thin slice...
scaloppini
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21
(Italian) thin slice...
scalpellic
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of or like a scalpel...
scamblings
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23
SCAMBLING, a haphaza...
scammonies
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SCAMMONY, a climbing...
scamperers
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19
SCAMPERER, one who s...
scampering
24
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SCAMPER, to run play...
scampishly
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24
SCAMPISH, of or like...
scandaling
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19
SCANDAL, to defame [...
scandalise
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to offend the moral...
scandalize
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to offend the moral...
scandalled
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SCANDAL, to defame [...
scandalous
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17
of the nature of a s...
scansorial
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climbing; adapted fo...
scantiness
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the state of being s...
scantities
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SCANTITY, scantness...
scantlings
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SCANTLING, a small p...
scapegoats
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18
SCAPEGOAT, to make a...
scapegrace
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an incorrigible rasc...
scapements
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20
SCAPEMENT, a part of...
scapewheel
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an escape wheel [n -...
scaphopods
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22
SCAPHOPOD, a member...
scapolites
23
17
SCAPOLITE, any of a...
scapulated
23
19
with noticeable scap...
scarabaean
19
17
a lamellicorn beetle...
scarabaeid
21
17
a beetle of the Scar...
scarabaeus
21
17
a beetle of the Scar...
scaraboids
22
17
SCARABOID, a lamelli...
scaramouch
26
22
a bragging cowardly...
scarcement
23
20
an offset where a wa...
scarceness
22
17
the state of being s...
scarcities
24
16
SCARCITY, the qualit...
scarecrows
26
19
SCARECROW, anything...
scareheads
21
16
SCAREHEAD, a newspap...
scarewares
22
16
SCAREWARE, a program...
scarfishes
25
18
SCARFISH, a kind of...
scarfskins
24
21
SCARFSKIN, the epide...
scarifiers
23
16
SCARIFIER, an implem...
scarifying
30
21
SCARIFY, to make sup...
scarlatina
20
15
scarlet fever [n -S]
scarleting
22
17
SCARLET, to redden [...
scarpering
23
19
SCARPER, to run away...
scatheless
23
16
without injury, also...
scathingly
31
21
SCATHING [adv]
scatologic
25
19
relating to scatolog...
scatophagy
31
22
the religious practi...
scatterers
20
13
SCATTERER, one who s...
scattergun
21
17
a shotgun [n -S]
scattering
21
16
dispersion; that whi...
scattiness
20
14
the state of being s...
scaturient
20
15
flowing out; gushing...
scavengers
22
20
SCAVENGER, to act as...
scavengery
28
22
the act of scavengin...
scavenging
23
23
the act of scavengin...
scazontics
26
26
SCAZONTIC, a choliam...
scelerates
20
14
SCELERATE, (obsolete...
scenarised
19
15
SCENARISE, to make a...
scenarises
19
14
SCENARISE, to make a...
scenarists
20
14
SCENARIST, one who m...
scenarized
22
24
SCENARIZE, to make a...
scenarizes
22
23
SCENARIZE, to make a...
scenesters
19
14
SCENESTER, a person...
scenically
31
21
SCENICAL, of or pert...
sceptering
23
19
SCEPTER, to invest w...
scepticism
28
22
the doctrine that no...
schalstein
23
17
(German) a slaty dia...
schappeing
27
24
SCHAPPE, (German) to...
schatchens
27
21
SCHATCHEN, (Hebrew)...
schechitah
30
22
(Hebrew) the slaught...
schechitas
28
20
SCHECHITA, (Hebrew)...
schedulers
24
18
SCHEDULER, one who s...
scheduling
25
21
SCHEDULE, to plan, a...
scheelites
23
16
SCHEELITE, calcium t...
schefflera
27
22
any of various everg...
schematics
27
21
SCHEMATIC, the repre...
schematise
23
18
to make a scheme of,...
schematism
25
21
combination of the a...
schematist
24
18
one given to forming...
schematize
26
27
to make a scheme of,...
schemingly
32
24
SCHEMING, artful [ad...
schemozzle
30
37
(Yiddish) to make of...
scherzandi
25
26
SCHERZANDO, a scherz...
scherzando
24
26
(Italian) in a playf...
schiavones
23
20
SCHIAVONE, (Italian)...
schillings
27
20
SCHILLING, (Dutch) a...
schipperke
28
25
(Dutch) a small blac...
schismatic
28
21
of or pertaining to...
schizocarp
31
30
a compound fruit spl...
schizogony
32
29
reproduction by divi...
schizoidal
27
26
suffering from schiz...
schizopods
28
28
SCHIZOPOD, one of th...
schizziest
30
33
SCHIZZY, affected wi...
schlemiels
26
20
SCHLEMIEL, (Yiddish)...
schlemihls
29
22
SCHLEMIHL, (Yiddish)...
schleppers
28
22
SCHLEPPER, (Yiddish)...
schleppier
28
22
SCHLEPPY, (Yiddish)...
schlepping
29
25
SCHLEP, (Yiddish) to...
schlierens
23
17
SCHLIEREN, one of a...
schlimazel
29
29
(Yiddish) an unlucky...
schlockers
28
23
SCHLOCKER, (Yiddish)...
schlockier
28
23
SCHLOCKY, of inferio...
schlumpier
28
23
SCHLUMPY, unattracti...
schlumping
29
26
SCHLUMP, to flop, sl...
schmaltzes
28
28
SCHMALTZ, excessive...
schmalzier
28
28
SCHMALZY, characteri...
schmearing
24
21
SCHMEAR, (Yiddish) t...
schmeckers
28
25
SCHMECKER, a heroin...
schmecking
29
28
SCHMECK, (Yiddish) t...
schmeering
24
21
SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmickest
29
25
SCHMICK, (Australian...
schmoosing
24
21
SCHMOOS, (Yiddish) t...
schmoozers
26
27
SCHMOOZER, (Yiddish)...
schmoozier
26
27
SCHMOOZY, (Yiddish)...
schmoozing
27
30
SCHMOOZE, (Yiddish)...
schmuckier
29
26
SCHMUCKY, acting lik...
schmucking
30
29
SCHMUCK, (Yiddish) t...
schmutters
25
19
SCHMUTTER, (Yiddish)...
schnappers
26
22
SCHNAPPER, an Austra...
schnappses
26
22
SCHNAPPS, a kind of...
schnauzers
25
26
SCHNAUZER, (German)...
schnitzels
27
26
SCHNITZEL, (German)...
schnorkels
24
21
SCHNORKEL, (German)...
schnorrers
22
16
SCHNORRER, one who t...
schnorring
23
19
SCHNORR, (Yiddish) t...
schnozzles
29
35
SCHNOZZLE, (Yiddish)...
scholarchs
29
21
SCHOLARCH, the head...
scholastic
27
19
relating to schools,...
scholiasts
24
16
SCHOLIAST, a comment...
schoolbags
26
21
SCHOOLBAG, a bag for...
schoolbook
25
23
a school textbook [n...
schoolboys
31
21
SCHOOLBOY, a boy who...
schooldays
29
19
SCHOOLDAY, a day on...
schoolgirl
26
19
a girl attending sch...
schoolings
24
19
SCHOOLING, tuition [...
schoolkids
25
21
SCHOOLKID, a child w...
schoolmaid
24
20
a schoolgirl [n -S]
schoolmarm
25
22
a woman who is a sch...
schoolmate
23
19
a companion at schoo...
schoolroom
23
19
a classroom [n -S]
schooltide
23
17
schooldays [n -S]
schooltime
24
19
the time at which a...
schoolward
26
20
toward school, also...
schoolwork
27
23
lessons done in clas...
schoolyard
29
19
the grounds of a sch...
schtupping
29
25
SCHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
schvartzes
28
28
SCHVARTZE, (Yiddish)...
schvitzing
30
31
SCHVITZ, (Yiddish) t...
schwartzes
29
27
SCHWARTZE, (Yiddish)...
schwarzlot
30
28
(German) a type of b...
sciaenoids
19
15
SCIAENOID, a member...
scientific
26
20
of, relating to, or...
scientised
20
15
SCIENTISE, to treat...
scientises
20
14
SCIENTISE, to treat...
scientisms
22
17
SCIENTISM, the belie...
scientists
21
14
SCIENTIST, one who p...
scientized
23
24
SCIENTIZE, to treat...
scientizes
23
23
SCIENTIZE, to treat...
scindapsus
23
19
any plant of the tro...
scintigram
23
19
a diagram produced b...
scintillae
22
16
SCINTILLA, (Latin) a...
scintillas
23
16
SCINTILLA, (Latin) a...
scintillon
22
17
a luminescent body p...
scintiscan
23
18
a 2-D image from a r...
sciolistic
26
17
of or pertaining to...
sciomancer
23
20
one who practises sc...
sciomantic
24
20
relating to sciomanc...
sciophytes
31
20
SCIOPHYTE, any plant...
sciophytic
35
23
of or like a sciophy...
scirrhuses
24
16
SCIRRHUS, a hard tum...
scissorers
21
13
SCISSORER, one who s...
scissoring
22
16
SCISSOR, to cut with...
sclaunders
21
17
SCLAUNDER, (obsolete...
sclereides
21
15
SCLEREIDE, a thick-w...
scleriases
21
14
SCLERIASIS, a morbid...
scleriasis
22
14
a morbid induration...
scleroderm
22
18
one of a tribe of pl...
scleromata
21
17
SCLEROMA, a hardened...
sclerosing
22
17
SCLEROSE, to harden;...
sclerotals
22
15
SCLEROTAL, a sclerot...
sclerotial
22
15
of or like a sclerot...
sclerotics
25
17
SCLEROTIC, the firm...
sclerotins
21
15
SCLEROTIN, in insect...
sclerotise
21
14
to harden or darken,...
sclerotium
23
18
a hardened body form...
sclerotize
24
23
to harden or darken,...
sclerotomy
28
19
an incision into the...
scoffingly
33
25
SCOFFING, scornful [...
scoldingly
30
21
SCOLDING [adv]
scolecites
24
17
SCOLECITE, a hydrous...
scolloping
25
21
SCOLLOP, to indent l...
scolytoids
28
17
SCOLYTOID, a member...
scombroids
24
20
SCOMBROID, any membe...
scomfished
26
22
SCOMFISH, (Scots) to...
scomfishes
26
21
SCOMFISH, (Scots) to...
sconcheons
23
20
SCONCHEON, the inner...
scootching
26
21
SCOOTCH, to compress...
scootering
20
16
SCOOTER, to travel b...
scooterist
20
13
one who rides a scoo...
scopeloids
23
18
SCOPELOID, (Greek) a...
scopolines
22
18
SCOPOLINE, a liquid...
scorchings
27
21
SCORCHING, the act o...
scordatura
20
15
(Italian) a temporar...
scoreboard
21
17
a large board for di...
scorecards
23
17
SCORECARD, a card or...
scorelines
20
15
SCORELINE, the resul...
scoresheet
21
15
a card or sheet, for...
scorifiers
23
16
SCORIFIER, a thing w...
scorifying
30
21
SCORIFY, to reduce t...
scornfully
31
22
SCORNFUL, expressing...
scorodites
20
14
SCORODITE, an orthor...
scorpaenid
21
18
any fish of the fami...
scorpioids
23
17
SCORPIOID, a scorpio...
scorpionic
25
20
of or like a scorpio...
scorzonera
21
23
(Italian) a plant of...
scotodinia
19
15
dizziness together w...
scotometer
20
16
an instrument for de...
scoundrels
21
17
SCOUNDREL, a rascal...
scourgings
23
19
SCOURGING, a floggin...
scoutcraft
26
20
the knowledge and sk...
scouthered
22
17
SCOUTHER, to scorch,...
scowdering
24
20
SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowlingly
33
23
SCOWLING [adv]
scowthered
25
19
SCOWTHER, (Scots) to...
scrabblers
26
20
SCRABBLER, one who s...
scrabblier
26
20
SCRABBLY, scrabbling...
scrabbling
27
23
SCRABBLE, to claw or...
scraggiest
23
17
SCRAGGY, skinny [adj...
scragglier
24
18
SCRAGGLY, irregular...
scraggling
25
21
scraggy, meagre [adj...
scraiching
27
21
SCRAICH, (Scots) to...
scraighing
25
20
SCRAIGH, (Scots) to...
scramblers
25
20
SCRAMBLER, a telepho...
scrambling
26
23
moving or climbing h...
scranching
26
22
SCRANCH, to crunch [...
scranniest
19
15
SCRANNY, thin, scraw...
scrapbooks
25
23
SCRAPBOOK, to keep c...
scrapegood
22
19
(archaic) a miser, a...
scrapeguts
24
19
SCRAPEGUT, (archaic)...
scrapheaps
26
21
SCRAPHEAP, a place w...
scrappages
25
21
SCRAPPAGE, allowance...
scrappiest
25
19
SCRAPPY, fragmentary...
scrappings
26
22
SCRAPPING, the act o...
scrapyards
29
19
SCRAPYARD, a place w...
scratchers
26
18
SCRATCHER, a tool fo...
scratchier
26
18
SCRATCHY, made by sc...
scratchies
26
18
SCRATCHIE, (Australi...
scratchily
34
21
SCRATCHY, made by sc...
scratching
27
21
SCRATCH, to make a t...
scrattling
23
17
SCRATTLE, to keep sc...
scrauching
27
22
SCRAUCH, to squawk,...
scraughing
25
21
SCRAUGH, (Scots) to...
scraveling
24
21
SCRAVEL, to move qui...
scravelled
24
20
SCRAVEL, to move qui...
scrawliest
25
17
SCRAWLY, written has...
scrawlings
26
20
SCRAWLING, the act o...
scrawniest
23
17
SCRAWNY, extremely t...
screakiest
21
17
SCREAKY, creaky [adj...
screamings
22
19
SCREAMING, uttering...
screechers
25
18
SCREECHER, one who s...
screechier
25
18
SCREECHY, screeching...
screeching
26
21
SCREECH, to utter a...
screedings
21
17
SCREEDING, the mater...
screenable
21
18
that can be screened...
screenager
19
16
a socially inept tee...
screenfuls
23
19
SCREENFUL, the conte...
screenings
20
17
SCREENING, the act o...
screenland
19
17
the cinema [n -S]
screenlike
21
19
like a screen [adj]
screenplay
28
20
the script and often...
screenshot
21
16
a print of the conte...
screevings
23
20
SCREEVING [n]
screiching
27
21
SCREICH, to shriek,...
screighing
25
20
SCREIGH, to shriek,...
screwballs
28
21
SCREWBALL, a crazy p...
screwbeans
24
20
SCREWBEAN, a legumin...
screwiness
23
17
the state of being s...
screwworms
28
22
SCREWWORM, the larva...
scribblers
27
20
SCRIBBLER, one who s...
scribblier
27
20
SCRIBBLY, written ha...
scribbling
28
23
hasty or careless wr...
scrieching
27
21
SCRIECH, (Scots) to...
scrigglier
25
18
SCRIGGLY, wriggly [a...
scriggling
26
21
SCRIGGLE, to wriggle...
scrimmaged
24
22
SCRIMMAGE, to take p...
scrimmager
24
21
one who scrimmages [...
scrimmages
24
21
SCRIMMAGE, to take p...
scrimpiest
25
19
SCRIMPY, scanty [adj...
scrimpings
26
22
SCRIMPING, the exerc...
scrimpness
24
20
the state of being s...
scrimshank
25
23
to evade work or dut...
scrimshaws
28
21
SCRIMSHAW, to orname...
scrippages
26
21
SCRIPPAGE, the conte...
scriptoria
23
16
SCRIPTORIUM, (Latin)...
scriptural
25
18
relating to scriptur...
scriptures
24
17
SCRIPTURE, a biblica...
scritching
28
21
SCRITCH, to utter a...
scriveners
22
18
SCRIVENER, (historic...
scrivening
23
21
writing, esp. of a r...
scrobbling
27
23
SCROBBLE, of an onli...
scrobicule
27
21
a small pit or depre...
scrofulous
24
19
afflicted with scrof...
scroggiest
23
17
SCROGGY, abounding i...
scrollable
25
19
that can be scrolled...
scrollings
24
18
SCROLLING, the act o...
scrollwise
26
18
in the fashion of a...
scrollwork
27
22
ornamentation charac...
scrooching
26
21
SCROOCH, to crouch,...
scrootched
25
19
SCROOTCH, to crouch,...
scrootches
25
18
SCROOTCH, to crouch,...
scroungers
21
17
SCROUNGER, one who s...
scroungier
21
17
SCROUNGY, dirty [adj...
scrounging
22
20
the act of scroungin...
scrowdging
26
22
SCROWDGE, to crowd;...
scrubbable
28
24
that can be scrubbed...
scrubbiest
26
20
SCRUBBY, inferior in...
scrubbings
27
23
SCRUBBING, the act o...
scrublands
24
20
SCRUBLAND, land cove...
scrubwoman
26
24
a woman employed to...
scrubwomen
26
24
SCRUBWOMAN, a woman...
scruffiest
26
20
SCRUFFY, untidy, dir...
scrumdowns
25
22
SCRUMDOWN, the act o...
scrummaged
24
23
SCRUMMAGE, to engage...
scrummager
24
22
one who takes part i...
scrummages
24
22
SCRUMMAGE, a noisy d...
scrummiest
24
20
SCRUMMY, (colloquial...
scrumpling
27
24
SCRUMPLE, to crumple...
scrumpoxes
30
27
SCRUMPOX, (slang) ru...
scruncheon
24
21
in Newfoundland, a s...
scrunchier
26
20
SCRUNCHY, able to be...
scrunchies
26
20
SCRUNCHIE, a piece o...
scrunching
27
23
SCRUNCH, to crush [v...
scrunchion
25
21
in Newfoundland, a s...
scruntiest
21
15
SCRUNTY, (Scots) stu...
scrupulous
25
20
having moral integri...
scrutators
21
14
SCRUTATOR, one who i...
scrutineer
20
15
a scrutinizer; speci...
scrutinies
21
15
SCRUTINY, a close ex...
scrutinise
21
15
to examine closely a...
scrutinize
24
24
to examine closely a...
scrutinous
21
16
closely examining, o...
scrutoires
21
14
SCRUTOIRE, (French)...
scuddalers
22
17
SCUDDALER, in Shetla...
scufflings
28
24
SCUFFLING, a rough c...
sculduddry
30
21
(Scots) a breach of...
sculleries
23
16
SCULLERY, a storeroo...
sculptress
25
18
a woman who is a scu...
sculptural
26
20
of or relating to sc...
sculptured
25
20
SCULPTURE, to carve...
sculptures
25
19
SCULPTURE [n]
scumbering
25
23
SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scumblings
27
24
SCUMBLING, the act o...
scumfished
27
23
SCUMFISH, (Scots) to...
scumfishes
27
22
SCUMFISH, (Scots) to...
scuncheons
24
21
SCUNCHEON, the inner...
scungillis
25
19
SCUNGILLI, (Italian)...
scunnering
20
19
SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppering
26
23
SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scurfiness
23
18
the state of being s...
scurrility
30
17
the state of being s...
scurrilous
23
16
using or given to co...
scurriours
22
15
SCURRIOUR, (obsolete...
scurviness
23
19
the state of being s...
scutations
20
15
SCUTATION, the state...
scutcheons
25
20
SCUTCHEON, a shield...
scutchings
28
22
SCUTCHING, the act o...
scutellate
22
16
shaped like a platte...
scuttering
22
17
SCUTTER, to run hast...
scuttleful
26
20
the contents of a sc...
scuttlings
24
18
SCUTTLING, he act of...
scuzzballs
32
37
SCUZZBALL, a dirty,...
scyphiform
35
26
cup-shaped [adj]
scyphozoan
32
30
any of a class of me...
scythelike
31
22
like a scythe [adj]
sdeignfull
23
20
(obsolete) disdainfu...
sdrucciola
25
19
(Italian) (of rhyme)...
seabeaches
22
18
SEABEACH, a beach ly...
seaborgium
21
19
an artificially prod...
seabottles
19
14
SEABOTTLE, a translu...
seacunnies
18
16
SEACUNNY, a lascar s...
seafarings
19
16
SEAFARING, travellin...
seagrasses
17
12
SEAGRASS, a grasslik...
sealifting
21
17
SEALIFT, to transpor...
sealpoints
19
15
SEALPOINT, a variety...
seamanlike
18
19
characteristic of or...
seamanship
21
19
the art or skill of...
seamlessly
26
17
SEAMLESS, having no...
seamstress
18
13
a woman whose occupa...
seannachie
19
17
(Gaelic) a Highland...
seaquarium
26
24
an oceanarium [n SEA...
searchable
24
19
that can be searched...
searchings
23
18
SEARCHING, the act o...
searchless
23
16
impossible to be sea...
searedness
15
12
the state of being s...
searnesses
15
11
SEARNESS, the state...
seasickest
21
17
SEASICK, affected wi...
seasonable
17
15
appropriate to the p...
seasonably
24
17
SEASONABLE, appropri...
seasonally
23
15
SEASONAL, occurring...
seasonings
16
14
SEASONING, the proce...
seasonless
16
12
without succession o...
seastrands
16
12
SEASTRAND, the seash...
sebiferous
21
17
bearing fatty matter...
seborrheal
21
16
relating to seborrhe...
seborrheas
20
15
SEBORRHEA, a morbidl...
seborrheic
24
18
relating to seborrhe...
seborrhoea
19
15
a morbidly increased...
secernents
18
15
SECERNENT, a secreto...
secernment
19
18
the act of secerning...
secessions
19
14
SECESSION, the act o...
secludedly
29
20
SECLUDED [adv]
seclusions
21
16
SECLUSION, the state...
secondhand
20
19
received from or thr...
secondings
20
18
SECONDING, the act o...
secondment
19
19
the act of seconding...
secretages
20
15
SECRETAGE, treatment...
secretaire
19
13
(French) a writing d...
secretions
19
14
SECRETION, something...
secretness
19
14
the state of being s...
sectarians
19
14
SECTARIAN, a member...
sectionals
20
15
SECTIONAL, a piece o...
sectioning
20
17
SECTION, to divide i...
sectionise
19
14
to section; to cut s...
sectionize
22
23
to section; to cut s...
sectorials
21
14
SECTORIAL, a tooth d...
sectorised
20
14
SECTORISE, to divide...
sectorises
20
13
SECTORISE, to divide...
sectorized
23
23
SECTORIZE, to divide...
sectorizes
23
22
SECTORIZE, to divide...
secularise
21
15
to convert from regu...
secularism
23
18
the belief that the...
secularist
22
15
an adherent of secul...
secularity
28
17
supreme attention to...
secularize
24
24
to convert from regu...
secundines
19
17
SECUNDINE, the secon...
securances
22
18
SECURANCE, the act o...
securement
20
18
the act of securing...
secureness
19
15
the state of being s...
securiform
24
20
shaped like an axe [...
securitans
20
15
SECURITAN, (obsolete...
securities
21
14
SECURITY, the state...
securitise
21
14
to make debts into s...
securitize
24
23
to make debts into s...
securocrat
23
17
an important persona...
sedateness
15
12
the state of being s...
sedgelands
18
16
SEDGELAND, land wher...
sedimented
17
16
SEDIMENT, to settle...
seduceable
22
19
capable of being sed...
seducement
20
19
the act of seducing...
seducingly
29
21
SEDUCING, leading as...
seductions
20
16
SEDUCTION, the act o...
seductress
21
15
a woman who seduces...
sedulities
19
13
SEDULITY, the state...
sedulously
26
17
SEDULOUS, diligent,...
seecatchie
24
18
SEECATCH, an adult m...
seedeaters
15
11
SEEDEATER, a bird th...
seednesses
15
12
SEEDNESS, (obsolete)...
seedstocks
21
18
SEEDSTOCK, livestock...
seemelesse
17
14
(Spenser) unseemly,...
seemlihead
20
17
(obsolete) seemlines...
seemliheds
21
17
SEEMLIHED, (obsolete...
seemliness
18
15
the state of being s...
seemlyheds
27
19
SEEMLYHED, (Spenser)...
seersucker
21
18
(Persian) a light, t...
seethingly
27
18
SEETHING, very angry...
segholates
20
15
SEGHOLATE, in Hebrew...
segmentary
24
18
in segments [adj]
segmentate
17
16
in segments [adj]
segmenting
19
19
SEGMENT, to divide i...
segregable
21
18
that can be segregat...
segregants
18
15
SEGREGANT, a genetic...
segregated
18
15
SEGREGATE, to keep a...
segregates
18
14
SEGREGATE, to keep a...
segregator
18
14
one who segregates [...
seguidilla
21
16
(Spanish) a Spanish...
seigneurie
17
14
a domain, also SEIGN...
seignorage
17
15
a government revenue...
seignorial
18
14
related to a seignio...
seignories
17
13
SEIGNORY, feudal lor...
seismicity
29
18
the degree of vulner...
seismogram
20
18
a seismograph record...
seismology
26
18
the study of earthqu...
selachians
22
17
SELACHIAN, a member...
seldomness
18
16
the state of being s...
selectable
23
18
that can be selected...
selections
20
15
SELECTION, the act o...
selectness
20
15
the state of being s...
selegiline
19
15
a drug used in the t...
selenodont
15
14
having crescent-shap...
selenology
24
17
the study of the moo...
selflessly
29
18
SELFLESS, unselfish...
selfnesses
19
15
SELFNESS, the state...
sellotaped
20
16
SELLOTAPE, to stick...
sellotapes
20
15
SELLOTAPE, to stick...
seltzogene
20
23
a gazogene, an appar...
selvedging
22
21
SELVEDGE, to border...
semainiers
17
14
SEMAINIER, (French)...
semantemes
17
17
SEMANTEME, an irredu...
semantical
21
18
of or relating to me...
semantides
17
15
SEMANTIDE, a molecul...
semaphored
21
19
SEMAPHORE, to signal...
semaphores
21
18
SEMAPHORE, to signal...
semaphoric
25
21
related to semaphore...
sematology
25
18
another name for sem...
semblables
24
21
SEMBLABLE, something...
semblances
23
21
SEMBLANCE, an outwar...
semblative
23
21
(obsolete) resemblin...
semeiology
25
18
the study of signs a...
semeiotics
21
16
a philosophical theo...
semestrial
19
14
half-yearly, also SE...
semiangles
19
17
SEMIANGLE, the half...
semiannual
17
17
half-yearly [adj SEM...
semibreves
22
20
SEMIBREVE, the longe...
semichorus
24
19
half, or part of, a...
semicircle
26
20
the half of a circle...
semicirque
30
26
a semicircular hollo...
semicolons
21
18
SEMICOLON, the punct...
semicolony
27
20
a semicolonial state...
semidesert
18
14
a half desert [n -S]
semidivine
20
19
half divine [adj]
semidriest
19
14
SEMIDRY, half dry [a...
semidrying
26
19
not drying completel...
semidwarfs
24
20
SEMIDWARF, a plant t...
semifeudal
21
19
half feudal [adj]
semifinals
21
18
SEMIFINAL, the round...
semifitted
21
17
conforming somewhat...
semifluids
23
19
SEMIFLUID, something...
semiformal
22
20
being or suitable fo...
semifreddi
21
18
SEMIFREDDO, (Italian...
semifreddo
20
18
(Italian) a partiall...
semiglobes
22
19
SEMIGLOBE, a half gl...
semigroups
22
19
SEMIGROUP, a mathema...
semihoboes
21
18
SEMIHOBO, a person h...
semilethal
22
17
a mutation that tend...
semiliquid
29
25
a half liquid substa...
semilucent
22
19
half-transparent [ad...
semilunate
18
16
shaped like a half-m...
semimetals
20
17
SEMIMETAL, a metal t...
seminality
25
17
the state of being s...
seminarial
18
15
of a seminary [adj]
seminarian
16
15
a member of, or one...
seminaries
17
14
SEMINARY, a school f...
seminarist
18
14
a member of, or one...
seminating
18
17
SEMINATE, to sow [v]
semination
16
15
the act of sowing or...
seminomads
18
18
SEMINOMAD, one leadi...
seminomata
17
17
SEMINOMA, a malignan...
seminudity
25
18
being partially nude...
semiologic
23
19
relating to semiolog...
semiopaque
27
26
half opaque [adj]
semiplumes
23
21
SEMIPLUME, a feather...
semipostal
21
17
an issue of postage...
semipublic
28
24
partly public [adj]
semiquaver
28
27
a 1/16 note in music...
semirounds
18
16
SEMIROUND, something...
semisacred
21
17
partly sacred [adj]
semisecret
21
16
partly secret [adj]
semisolids
20
15
SEMISOLID, something...
semiterete
17
13
half-cylindrical [ad...
semitropic
24
19
a somewhat tropical...
semitrucks
24
21
SEMITRUCK, an articu...
semivowels
24
21
SEMIVOWEL, a speech...
semiweekly
29
23
happening or issued...
semiyearly
31
18
happening twice a ye...
sempstress
21
16
a seamstress [n -ES]
senatorial
16
12
of or pertaining to...
senatorian
14
12
of or pertaining to...
senescence
20
18
the state of growing...
seneschals
22
17
SENESCHAL, (historic...
senhoritas
18
13
SENHORITA, (Spanish)...
senilities
18
12
SENILITY, mental and...
sennachies
20
17
SENNACHIE, (Gaelic)...
sensations
15
12
SENSATION, conscious...
sensibilia
20
15
(Latin) whatever may...
sensiblest
20
15
SENSIBLE, showing go...
sensitised
17
12
SENSITISE, to make s...
sensitiser
17
11
something that sensi...
sensitises
17
11
SENSITISE, to make s...
sensitives
19
15
SENSITIVE, one who i...
sensitized
20
21
SENSITIZE, to make s...
sensitizer
20
20
something that sensi...
sensitizes
20
20
SENSITIZE, to make s...
sensomotor
16
14
of or relating to bo...
sensoriums
18
15
SENSORIUM, the area...
sensualise
17
13
to make sensual, als...
sensualism
19
16
the condition or cha...
sensualist
18
13
one who is sensual;...
sensuality
24
15
the state of being s...
sensualize
20
22
to make sensual, als...
sensuosity
23
14
the state of being s...
sensuously
24
16
SENSUOUS, pertaining...
sentencers
18
15
SENTENCER, one who s...
sentencing
19
18
SENTENCE, to declare...
sententiae
14
12
SENTENTIA, (Latin) a...
sentential
16
13
comprising sentences...
sentiences
18
15
SENTIENCE, the state...
sentiently
23
15
SENTIENT, capable of...
sentiments
17
15
SENTIMENT, a thought...
sentineled
16
14
SENTINEL, to stand g...
sepalodies
19
15
SEPALODY, transforma...
separately
25
16
SEPARATE, apart [adv...
separating
19
16
SEPARATE, to set or...
separation
17
14
the act of separatin...
separatism
20
16
a belief in, movemen...
separatist
19
13
one that favors sepa...
separative
20
17
causing separation [...
separators
18
13
SEPARATOR, something...
separatory
24
15
an instrument for se...
separatrix
25
20
a solidus; a separat...
separatums
20
17
SEPARATUM, a separat...
sepiolites
20
14
SEPIOLITE, hydrated...
septations
18
14
SEPTATION, the state...
septemviri
23
20
SEPTEMVIR, (Latin) o...
septemvirs
23
20
SEPTEMVIR, (Latin) o...
septenarii
18
14
SEPTENARIUS, a seven...
septennate
16
15
a period of seven ye...
septennial
18
16
lasting or continuin...
septennium
19
19
a period of seven ye...
septically
31
20
SEPTICAL, having pow...
septicemia
23
19
blood-poisoning with...
septicemic
27
22
relating to septicem...
septicidal
24
18
with splitting of se...
septillion
21
16
a thousand raised to...
septimoles
21
17
SEPTIMOLE, a group o...
septuplets
23
18
SEPTUPLET, one of se...
septupling
24
21
SEPTUPLE, to make se...
sepulchers
26
20
SEPULCHER, to place...
sepulchral
27
21
funereal; gloomy; di...
sepulchred
26
21
SEPULCHRE, to bury i...
sepulchres
26
20
SEPULCHRE, a recepta...
sepultural
22
17
relating to sepultur...
sepultured
21
17
SEPULTURE, to bury,...
sepultures
21
16
SEPULTURE, to bury,...
sequacious
28
24
intellectually servi...
sequelised
26
22
SEQUELISE, to create...
sequelises
26
21
SEQUELISE, to create...
sequelized
29
31
SEQUELIZE, to create...
sequelizes
29
30
SEQUELIZE, to create...
sequencers
27
24
SEQUENCER, a device...
sequencies
27
24
SEQUENCY, the follow...
sequencing
28
27
he act of arranging...
sequential
25
22
succeeding or follow...
sequesters
25
20
SEQUESTER, to set ap...
sequestral
26
21
of or like a sequest...
sequestrum
27
24
(Latin) a portion of...
seraphical
25
19
of or like a seraph,...
seraphines
20
16
SERAPHINE, a kind of...
seraskiers
18
14
SERASKIER, (historic...
serenaders
15
12
SERENADER, one who s...
serenading
16
15
SERENADE, to address...
serenating
16
14
SERENATE, to calm, m...
sereneness
14
12
the state of being s...
serenities
16
11
SERENITY, the state...
serialised
18
12
SERIALISE, to conver...
serialises
18
11
SERIALISE, to conver...
serialisms
20
14
SERIALISM, serial te...
serialists
19
11
SERIALIST, a writer...
serialized
21
21
SERIALIZE, to conver...
serializes
21
20
SERIALIZE, to conver...
seriations
16
11
SERIATION, arrangeme...
sericteria
20
13
SERICTERIUM, a silk...
serigraphs
23
17
SERIGRAPH, a silkscr...
serigraphy
29
19
the making of silksc...
serinettes
16
11
SERINETTE, (French)...
seriocomic
24
19
partly serious and p...
serjeantry
24
22
a condition of tenur...
sermoneers
16
14
SERMONEER, a preache...
sermonette
16
14
a short sermon, also...
sermonical
21
18
like, or appropriate...
sermonings
18
17
SERMONING, preaching...
sermonised
17
15
SERMONISE, to delive...
sermoniser
17
14
one who sermonises,...
sermonises
17
14
SERMONISE, to delive...
sermonized
20
24
SERMONIZE, to delive...
sermonizer
20
23
one who sermonizes,...
sermonizes
20
23
SERMONIZE, to delive...
serogroups
20
16
SEROGROUP, any group...
serologies
18
13
SEROLOGY, the scienc...
serologist
19
13
one who studies sera...
serosities
17
10
SEROSITY, the state...
serotinies
16
11
SEROTINY, the condit...
serotinous
16
12
flowering late [adj]
serotonins
15
12
SEROTONIN, a compoun...
serotyping
26
18
assignation to a par...
serousness
16
12
the state of being s...
serpentine
17
15
winding [adj SERPENT...
serpentise
18
14
to wind; to cause to...
serpentize
21
23
to wind; to cause to...
serpigines
20
16
SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulites
21
15
SERPULITE, a fossil...
serradella
18
13
a species of clover...
serradilla
19
13
a species of clover...
serranoids
16
12
SERRANOID, any of a...
serrasalmo
18
14
a fish of the piranh...
serrations
16
11
SERRATION, the state...
serratures
17
11
SERRATURE, a notchin...
serratuses
17
11
SERRATUS, a muscle o...
serrefiles
20
14
SERREFILE, (French)...
serricorns
20
14
SERRICORN, a kind of...
serrulated
18
13
finely serrate; havi...
servanting
19
18
SERVANT, to act as s...
serviceman
22
21
a male member of the...
servicemen
22
21
SERVICEMAN, a male m...
servicings
24
20
SERVICING, the act o...
serviettes
19
14
SERVIETTE, (French)...
servilisms
23
18
SERVILISM, system of...
servitress
20
14
a female servitor [n...
servitudes
20
16
SERVITUDE, the state...
servomotor
19
17
a motor using a serv...
sestertium
19
14
(Latin) a Roman mone...
sestertius
18
11
(Latin) a Roman coin...
setiferous
19
14
bearing bristles, al...
setigerous
18
13
bearing bristles, al...
setterwort
20
13
the bear's-foot hell...
settleable
20
15
capable of being set...
settlement
18
15
the act of settling...
sevenpence
21
22
a coin worth seven p...
sevenpenny
24
22
a coin worth seven p...
seventeens
16
16
SEVENTEEN, a number,...
seventieth
20
17
a seventieth part of...
severances
20
18
SEVERANCE, the act o...
severeness
17
15
severity [n -ES]
severities
19
14
SEVERITY, the state...
sewability
30
19
the ability to be se...
sexagenary
28
22
of, containing, base...
sexaholics
29
23
SEXAHOLIC, someone a...
sexangular
24
22
hexagonal [adj SEXAN...
sexavalent
24
23
hexavalent [adj]
sexennials
22
20
SEXENNIAL, a six-yea...
sexercises
26
20
SEXERCISE, sexual ac...
sexinesses
22
18
SEXINESS, the state...
sexivalent
25
23
of a valency of six,...
sexlocular
28
23
having six cells for...
sexologies
24
20
SEXOLOGY, the study...
sexologist
25
20
an expert on sexual...
sexpartite
25
20
in six parts [adj]
sextillion
25
20
a thousand raised to...
sextonship
27
23
the office of a sext...
sextuplets
27
22
SEXTUPLET, one of si...
sextuplied
27
23
SEXTUPLY, in Scots l...
sextuplies
27
22
SEXTUPLY, in Scots l...
sextupling
28
25
SEXTUPLE, to multipl...
sexualised
24
20
SEXUALISE, to render...
sexualises
24
19
SEXUALISE, to render...
sexualisms
26
22
SEXUALISM, emphasis...
sexualists
25
19
SEXUALIST, one who c...
sexualized
27
29
SEXUALIZE, to render...
sexualizes
27
28
SEXUALIZE, to render...
sforzandos
21
24
SFORZANDO, a suddenl...
shabbiness
23
19
the state of being s...
shabracque
32
28
(historical) a troop...
shadbushes
24
19
SHADBUSH, an America...
shadchanim
25
22
SHADCHAN, a Jewish m...
shadkhanim
23
23
SHADKHAN, (Hebrew) a...
shadowcast
25
19
in microscopy, to ca...
shadowiest
22
16
SHADOWY, full of sha...
shadowings
23
19
SHADOWING, making da...
shadowless
23
17
without shadow [adj]
shadowlike
24
21
like a shadow [adj]
shagginess
21
17
the state of being s...
shaggymane
27
22
an edible fungus [n...
shagreened
18
16
made, covered with o...
shagtastic
24
17
sexually very attrac...
shakedowns
22
21
SHAKEDOWN, any makes...
shakuhachi
28
24
(Japanese) a Japanes...
shallowest
24
17
SHALLOW, not deep [a...
shallowing
25
20
the act of shallowin...
shamanisms
21
19
SHAMANISM, the relig...
shamanists
20
16
SHAMANIST, an adhere...
shamateurs
20
16
SHAMATEUR, an amateu...
shambliest
24
19
SHAMBLY, awkwardly [...
shamblings
25
22
SHAMBLING, the act o...
shamefaced
24
22
showing modesty, als...
shamefully
31
23
SHAMEFUL, disgracefu...
shamianahs
21
18
SHAMIANAH, (Hindi) i...
shamiyanah
27
20
(Hindi) in India, a...
shammashim
25
23
SHAMMES, (Yiddish) a...
shamoising
21
18
SHAMOIS, to clean wi...
shampooers
21
18
SHAMPOOER, one who s...
shampooing
22
21
SHAMPOO, to wash wit...
shanachies
23
18
SHANACHIE, (Gaelic)...
shandrydan
24
18
an Irish two-wheeled...
shandygaff
30
24
a mixture of strong...
shanghaied
21
18
SHANGHAI, to kidnap...
shanghaier
21
17
one who shanghais [n...
shankbones
20
21
SHANKBONE, the bone...
shankpiece
24
23
an arch support [n -...
shantytown
27
19
a usually poor town...
shapeliest
22
16
SHAPELY, having a pl...
shapewears
23
18
SHAPEWEAR, underwear...
sharawadgi
23
18
in design, architect...
sharawaggi
24
19
in design, architect...
sharecrops
24
18
SHARECROP, of a tena...
sharewares
21
15
SHAREWARE, a compute...
sharkskins
22
21
SHARKSKIN, a smooth...
sharpeners
20
16
SHARPENER, a device...
sharpening
21
19
the act of making sh...
shashlicks
28
22
SHASHLICK, (Russian)...
shatooshes
20
14
SHATOOSH, (Persian)...
shatterers
19
12
SHATTERER, something...
shattering
20
15
of e.g news, devasta...
shauchlier
26
19
SHAUCHLY, shuffling...
shauchling
27
22
SHAUCHLE, (Scots) to...
shavelings
23
20
SHAVELING, a tonsure...
shavetails
22
17
SHAVETAIL, (US slang...
shearlings
21
16
SHEARLING, a one-yea...
shearwater
21
15
a gull-like oceanic...
sheathbill
26
19
either of two Antarc...
sheathfish
26
19
a European siluroid...
sheathiest
21
14
SHEATHY, sheathlike...
sheathings
22
17
SHEATHING, the act o...
sheathless
22
15
without a sheath or...
shebeeners
19
16
SHEBEENER, one who k...
shebeening
20
19
keeping in a shebeen...
shechitahs
27
19
SHECHITAH, (Hebrew)...
shecklaton
23
21
(Spenser) a kind of...
sheepberry
29
20
the edible fruit of...
sheepcotes
23
18
SHEEPCOTE, a small i...
sheepfolds
24
20
SHEEPFOLD, a pen for...
sheepheads
22
18
SHEEPHEAD, a large a...
sheepishly
31
20
SHEEPISH, embarrasse...
sheepshank
23
22
a hitch by which a r...
sheepshead
22
18
a large and valuable...
sheepskins
22
20
SHEEPSKIN, the skin...
sheeptrack
25
22
a track made by shee...
sheepwalks
26
23
SHEEPWALK, a range o...
sheetrocks
23
19
SHEETROCK, (tradenam...
sheikhdoms
24
22
SHEIKHDOM, the domai...
sheldducks
26
23
SHELDDUCK, a large d...
sheldrakes
21
18
SHELDRAKE, a male sh...
shelfrooms
23
19
SHELFROOM, space or...
shellacked
25
22
SHELLAC, to cover wi...
shellacker
25
21
one who shellacs, de...
shellbacks
28
24
SHELLBACK, a veteran...
shellbarks
25
21
SHELLBARK, a species...
shellbound
23
20
of a baby bird etc.,...
shelldrake
22
19
a male shelduck, als...
shellducks
27
23
SHELLDUCK, a large d...
shellfires
24
17
SHELLFIRE, the firin...
shelliness
21
15
the state of being s...
shellproof
25
20
capable of resisting...
shellshock
28
23
mental disturbance d...
shellworks
26
21
SHELLWORK, work comp...
shellycoat
30
19
(Scots) a water gobl...
shelterers
20
13
SHELTERER, one who s...
sheltering
21
16
the act of shelterin...
shemozzled
27
35
SHEMOZZLE, to make o...
shemozzles
27
34
SHEMOZZLE, to make o...
shenanigan
17
17
a deceitful trick or...
shepherded
23
19
SHEPHERD, to watch o...
sherardise
19
13
to coat with zinc by...
sherardize
22
22
to coat with zinc by...
shereefian
19
16
relating to a sheree...
sheriffdom
25
22
the office of sherif...
sherlocked
24
21
SHERLOCK, to investi...
shewbreads
24
19
SHEWBREAD, twelve lo...
shibboleth
27
21
(Hebrew) a slogan, c...
shibuichis
29
21
SHIBUICHI, (Japanese...
shidduchim
28
23
SHIDDUCH, (Judaism)...
shieldings
22
17
SHIELDING, the act o...
shieldless
22
15
destitute of a shiel...
shieldlike
23
19
like a shield [adj]
shieldling
23
18
a protected person [...
shieldrake
21
18
a male shelduck, als...
shieldwall
26
19
a defence of interlo...
shiftiness
22
16
the state of being s...
shiftstick
28
22
(US) a gear lever [n...
shiftworks
27
22
SHIFTWORK, a system...
shikarring
22
19
SHIKAR, to hunt (ani...
shillabers
24
17
SHILLABER, an accomp...
shillalahs
25
17
SHILLALAH, (Irish) a...
shillelagh
26
19
(Irish) an Irish cud...
shillelahs
25
17
SHILLELAH, (Irish) a...
shimmerier
22
18
SHIMMERY, glistening...
shimmering
23
21
a tremulous gleam [n...
shimozzles
28
34
SHIMOZZLE, (Yiddish)...
shingliest
22
16
SHINGLY, covered wit...
shinglings
23
19
SHINGLING, shingles...
shinguards
21
17
SHINGUARD, a protect...
shinleaves
21
18
SHINLEAF, a perennia...
shinneries
18
14
SHINNERY, a dense gr...
shinneying
25
19
SHINNEY, to play a f...
shipboards
24
19
SHIPBOARD, a ship's...
shipbroker
25
22
a broker for the sal...
shipfitter
25
18
one who fits out a s...
shiplapped
27
23
SHIPLAP, to overlap...
shipmaster
23
18
the master or comman...
shipowners
24
19
SHIPOWNER, the owner...
shippounds
24
21
SHIPPOUND, in the Ba...
shipwrecks
30
25
SHIPWRECK, to underg...
shipwright
30
22
a carpenter skilled...
shirralees
20
13
SHIRRALEE, (Australi...
shirtbands
22
17
SHIRTBAND, the neckb...
shirtdress
21
13
a straight dress wit...
shirtfront
22
16
the front of a shirt...
shirtiness
20
13
the state of being s...
shirtmaker
22
19
one who makes shirts...
shirttails
22
13
SHIRTTAIL, the longe...
shirtwaist
24
15
a woman's tailored s...
shitcanned
21
18
SHITCAN, to discard...
shithouses
22
15
SHITHOUSE, (colloqui...
shittiness
20
13
the state of being s...
shiveriest
22
16
SHIVERY, shivering [...
shiverings
23
19
SHIVERING, the act o...
shlemiehls
25
19
SHLEMIEHL, (Yiddish)...
shlemozzle
28
35
(Yiddish) to make of...
shleppiest
25
19
SHLEPPY, shabby, run...
shlimazels
26
26
SHLIMAZEL, (Yiddish)...
shlockiest
25
20
SHLOCKY, of poor qua...
shlumpiest
25
20
SHLUMPY, (Yiddish) s...
shmaltzier
25
25
SHMALTZY, characteri...
shmooziest
23
24
SHMOOZY, given to sh...
shmuckiest
26
23
SHMUCKY, foolish, co...
shoaliness
19
14
the state of being s...
shockingly
32
25
SHOCKING [adv]
shockproof
27
25
incapable of being s...
shockstall
26
21
in aeronautics, a lo...
shoddiness
19
15
the state of being s...
shoeblacks
26
23
SHOEBLACK, one who p...
shoehorned
19
16
SHOEHORN, to force i...
shoemakers
20
19
SHOEMAKER, one who m...
shoemaking
21
22
the business of a sh...
shoeshines
20
15
SHOESHINE, the act o...
shoestring
20
15
a shoelace [n -S]
shoggliest
23
17
SHOGGLY, (Scots) sha...
shogunates
19
16
SHOGUNATE, the offic...
shongololo
20
17
(Nguni) a kind of mi...
shoogieing
20
17
SHOOGIE, (Scots) to...
shoogliest
21
15
SHOOGLY, (Scots) sha...
shootdowns
21
17
SHOOTDOWN, the act o...
shopaholic
27
21
a compulsive shopper...
shopboards
23
19
SHOPBOARD, a bench o...
shopfitter
24
18
a worker who makes a...
shopfronts
23
19
SHOPFRONT, the front...
shopkeeper
23
22
one who keeps a shop...
shoplifted
25
20
SHOPLIFT, to steal g...
shoplifter
25
19
one who shoplifts [n...
shopsoiled
22
17
of goods, having det...
shopwalker
26
23
a person employed by...
shopwindow
27
23
a display window of...
shorebirds
22
16
SHOREBIRD, any of va...
shorefront
20
16
the part of a shore...
shorelines
19
14
SHORELINE, the line...
shoresides
19
13
SHORESIDE, the area...
shorewards
22
16
SHOREWARD [n]
shoreweeds
21
16
SHOREWEED, a plant o...
shortarses
19
12
SHORTARSE, (colloqui...
shortboard
21
16
a surfboard between...
shortbread
21
16
a brittle crumbling...
shortcakes
23
19
SHORTCAKE, a brittle...
shortcrust
24
16
designating a type o...
shorteners
18
13
SHORTENER, someone o...
shortening
19
16
fat for making pastr...
shortfalls
24
17
SHORTFALL, the fact...
shortgowns
23
18
SHORTGOWN, (Scots) a...
shorthairs
22
14
SHORTHAIR, a breed o...
shorthands
21
16
SHORTHAND, a system...
shortheads
21
15
SHORTHEAD, a fish, a...
shorthorns
21
15
SHORTHORN, a breed o...
shortlists
22
13
SHORTLIST, to includ...
shortsheet
21
14
(US) to fold a sheet...
shortstops
22
15
SHORTSTOP, the playe...
shortsword
23
16
a sword with a short...
shortwaved
24
20
SHORTWAVE, to broadc...
shortwaves
24
19
SHORTWAVE, to broadc...
shotfirers
22
15
SHOTFIRER, the minin...
shotgunned
19
18
SHOTGUN, to shoot wi...
shotgunner
19
17
one who uses a shotg...
shotmakers
21
19
SHOTMAKER, in sport,...
shotmaking
22
22
the making of winnin...
shouldered
20
16
SHOULDER, to assume...
shouthered
21
16
SHOUTHER, (Scots) to...
shoutingly
28
19
SHOUTING, loud [adv]
shoutlines
20
15
SHOUTLINE, a short l...
shovelfuls
26
22
SHOVELFUL, as much a...
shovelhead
23
20
a kind of shark, all...
shovellers
23
18
SHOVELLER, a kind of...
shovelling
24
21
SHOVEL, to use a dig...
shovelnose
20
18
a freshwater sturgeo...
shovelsful
26
22
SHOVELFUL, as much a...
showbizzes
31
36
SHOWBIZ, (short for)...
showboated
23
19
SHOWBOAT, to show of...
showboater
23
18
one who behaves in a...
showbreads
24
19
SHOWBREAD, twelve lo...
showcasing
26
21
SHOWCASE, to show so...
showerhead
23
18
a fixture for direct...
showeriest
22
15
SHOWERY, abounding w...
showerings
23
18
SHOWERING, the act o...
showerless
23
16
rainless; free from...
showground
23
20
a plot of land on wh...
showjumped
28
32
SHOWJUMP, to take pa...
showjumper
28
31
a horse or rider in...
showmances
25
22
SHOWMANCE, a romance...
showpieces
27
21
SHOWPIECE, something...
showplaces
28
22
SHOWPLACE, a place v...
shreddiest
20
14
SHREDDY, cut up [adj...
shreddings
21
17
SHREDDING, the act o...
shrewdness
22
17
the state of being s...
shrewishly
33
20
SHREWISH, ill-temper...
shrewmouse
23
19
a shrew [n SHREWMICE...
shrieching
26
20
SHRIECH, (Spenser) t...
shriekiest
21
16
SHRIEKY, shrill [adj...
shriekings
22
19
SHRIEKING, the act o...
shrievalty
29
19
the office of sherif...
shrilliest
23
14
SHRILLY, high-pitche...
shrillings
24
17
SHRILLING, a piercin...
shrillness
22
15
the state of being s...
shrimpiest
24
18
SHRIMPY, abounding i...
shrimpings
25
21
SHRIMPING, fishing f...
shrimplike
26
23
like a shrimp [adj]
shrinelike
21
18
like a shrine [adj]
shrinkable
23
21
that can be shrunken...
shrinkages
21
19
SHRINKAGE, the amoun...
shrinkpack
27
27
a shrink-wrapped pac...
shritching
27
20
SHRITCH, to shriek,...
shriveling
24
20
SHRIVEL, to contract...
shrivelled
24
19
SHRIVEL, to contract...
shroffages
24
20
SHROFFAGE, the exami...
shroudiest
20
14
SHROUDY, giving shel...
shroudings
21
17
SHROUDING [n]
shroudless
21
15
without a shroud [ad...
shrubbiest
25
19
SHRUBBY, covered wit...
shrublands
23
19
SHRUBLAND, land cove...
shtetelach
25
18
SHTETEL, (Yiddish) f...
shtickiest
25
19
SHTICKY, like a shti...
shubunkins
23
23
SHUBUNKIN, (Japanese...
shuddering
21
18
trembling [adj SHUDD...
shufflings
27
23
SHUFFLING, the act o...
shunpikers
23
21
SHUNPIKER, one who a...
shunpiking
24
24
travelling on shunpi...
shutterbug
24
19
(colloquial) a photo...
shuttering
21
16
temporary support fo...
shylocking
32
25
SHYLOCK, to lend mon...
sialagogic
23
18
promoting salivatio,...
sialagogue
19
16
anything which promo...
sialogogic
23
18
promoting salivation...
sialogogue
19
16
anything that stimul...
sialograms
20
16
SIALOGRAM, an X-ray...
sialoliths
22
14
SIALOLITH, a calculu...
sibilances
23
18
SIBILANCE, pronuncia...
sibilantly
28
18
SIBILANT, hissing, a...
sibilating
22
17
SIBILATE, to pronoun...
sibilation
20
15
utterance with a his...
sibilators
21
14
SIBILATOR, one who s...
sibilatory
27
16
hissing; sibilant [a...
siccatives
26
20
SICCATIVE, a drying...
sicilianas
21
15
SICILIANA, (Italian)...
sicilianos
21
15
SICILIANO, (Italian)...
sicilienne
20
16
(French) a kind of r...
sickenings
22
21
SICKENING, the act o...
sickerness
21
18
(Scots) certainty [n...
sicklebill
28
23
any one of three spe...
sicklemias
24
21
SICKLEMIA, a severe...
sickliness
23
19
the state of being s...
sicknesses
21
18
SICKNESS, the state...
sicknursed
22
20
SICKNURSE, to act in...
sicknurses
22
19
SICKNURSE [n]
siddhuisms
23
18
SIDDHUISM, (Hinglish...
sidearming
19
17
SIDEARM, to pitch a...
sideboards
19
15
SIDEBOARD, a piece o...
sideburned
19
17
having sideburns [ad...
sidechecks
27
23
SIDECHECK, part of a...
sidelevers
20
16
(Australian slang) s...
sidelights
23
16
SIDELIGHT, a coloure...
sideliners
18
13
SIDELINER, one who s...
sidelining
19
16
SIDELINE, to remove...
sidepieces
22
17
SIDEPIECE, the jamb,...
siderating
18
14
SIDERATE, to blast o...
sideration
16
12
the use of green man...
sidereally
25
15
SIDEREAL, relating t...
siderolite
18
12
a meteorite made up...
siderostat
17
11
a mirror, or telesco...
sidesaddle
18
14
a saddle for women i...
sideshoots
19
13
SIDESHOOT, a shoot g...
sidestream
18
14
relating to or being...
sidestroke
18
15
a swimming stroke wh...
sideswiped
23
18
SIDESWIPE, to deal a...
sideswiper
23
17
one who sideswipes [...
sideswipes
23
17
SIDESWIPE, to deal a...
sidetables
20
15
SIDETABLE, a small t...
sidetracks
22
18
SIDETRACK, to divert...
sidewheels
23
17
SIDEWHEEL, one of th...
sidewinder
20
16
a rattlesnake [n -S]
siegecraft
23
18
the military art of...
siegeworks
22
19
a besieger's enginee...
siffleuses
23
18
SIFFLEUSE, (French)...
sightliest
23
15
SIGHTLY, pleasing to...
sightlines
22
16
SIGHTLINE, a line of...
sightseers
21
14
SIGHTSEER, one who s...
sigillarid
22
15
one of an extinct fa...
sigmations
19
16
SIGMATION, the addit...
sigmatisms
22
18
SIGMATISM, repetitio...
sigmatrons
19
16
SIGMATRON, a machine...
signalings
20
17
SIGNALING, the act o...
signalised
19
15
SIGNALISE, to make s...
signalises
19
14
SIGNALISE, to make s...
signalized
22
24
SIGNALIZE, to make s...
signalizes
22
23
SIGNALIZE, to make s...
signallers
20
15
SIGNALLER, one who s...
signalling
21
18
SIGNAL, to make a si...
signalment
19
18
the act of signaling...
signatures
18
14
SIGNATURE, a signing...
signboards
20
17
SIGNBOARD, a board b...
signeuries
18
14
SIGNEURIE, (Shakespe...
signifieds
21
17
SIGNIFIED [n]
signifiers
21
16
SIGNIFIER, something...
signifying
28
21
the act of signifyin...
signiories
18
13
SIGNIORY, the power...
signorinas
17
14
SIGNORINA, (Italian)...
signposted
20
17
SIGNPOST, to provide...
sikorskies
20
18
SIKORSKY, a helicopt...
silentiary
24
14
a person maintaining...
silentness
17
13
the state of being s...
silhouette
20
14
(French) a portrait...
silicating
23
17
SILICATE, to combine...
silicified
25
18
SILICIFY, to convert...
silicifies
25
17
SILICIFY, to convert...
silicotics
26
17
SILICOTIC, someone s...
siliculose
23
16
pertaining to, or re...
silkalenes
19
17
SILKALENE, a soft li...
silkalines
20
17
SILKALINE, a soft li...
silkgrower
24
20
a grower of silk [n...
silkolines
20
17
SILKOLINE, a soft li...
silkscreen
22
19
to print via a certa...
siltations
18
12
SILTATION, the proce...
siltstones
18
12
SILTSTONE, a rock fo...
silverback
27
25
an older male gorill...
silverbill
26
20
an Old World finch o...
silvereyes
26
17
SILVEREYE, a greenis...
silverfish
26
20
any of various silve...
silverhorn
22
18
any of various usual...
silveriest
21
15
SILVERY, appearing l...
silverings
22
18
SILVERING, the act o...
silverised
21
16
SILVERISE, to cover...
silverises
21
15
SILVERISE, to cover...
silverized
24
25
SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverizes
24
24
SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverling
23
19
in the Bible, a smal...
silverside
21
16
a cut of beef taken...
silverskin
22
20
the fine skin of a c...
silvertail
22
16
(Australian slang) a...
silvertips
24
18
SILVERTIP, a kind of...
silverware
23
18
items, esp. tablewar...
silverweed
23
19
a perennial rosaceou...
silymarins
26
17
SILYMARIN, an antiox...
simaroubas
20
17
SIMAROUBA, a tropica...
similarity
27
16
the state of being s...
similative
22
18
indicating likeness...
similising
22
17
SIMILISE, to liken,...
similitude
21
16
the state of being s...
similizing
25
26
SIMILIZE, to liken,...
simillimum
25
22
a remedy chosen for...
simoniacal
21
18
of or pertaining to...
simonising
19
17
SIMONISE, to polish...
simonizing
22
26
SIMONIZE, to polish...
simperings
22
19
SIMPERING, the act o...
simpleness
21
18
the state of being s...
simplesses
22
17
SIMPLESSE, (Spenser)...
simpletons
21
18
SIMPLETON, a feeblem...
simplicial
27
21
of or relating to si...
simplicity
33
22
the state of being s...
simplified
25
21
SIMPLIFY, to make si...
simplifier
25
20
something that simpl...
simplifies
25
20
SIMPLIFY, to make si...
simplistes
23
17
SIMPLISTE, (French)...
simplistic
27
20
tending to oversimpl...
simulacres
23
18
SIMULACRE, a likenes...
simulacrum
25
22
(Latin) an image, a...
simulating
21
18
SIMULATE, to take on...
simulation
19
16
the act of simulatin...
simulative
22
19
relating to simulati...
simulators
20
15
SIMULATOR, something...
simulatory
26
17
simulated, or capabl...
simulcasts
24
18
SIMULCAST [n]
sinarchism
24
19
the fascist movement...
sinarchist
23
16
a member of the fasc...
sinarquism
27
24
the fascist movement...
sinarquist
26
21
a member of the fasc...
sincipital
24
18
of or pertaining to...
sinecurism
22
18
the state of having...
sinecurist
21
15
one who has a sinecu...
sinewiness
19
15
the state of being s...
sinfulness
20
17
the state of being s...
singalongs
19
17
SINGALONG, a perform...
singledoms
20
18
SINGLEDOM, the state...
singlehood
20
17
the state of being u...
singleness
18
15
the state of being s...
singletons
18
15
SINGLETON, a playing...
singletree
18
14
the crosspiece of a...
singsonged
18
17
SINGSONG, to hold a...
singspiels
22
17
SINGSPIEL, (German)...
singularly
27
18
SINGULAR, not plural...
sinicising
22
17
SINICISE, to modify...
sinicizing
25
26
SINICIZE, to modify...
sinisterly
25
14
SINISTER, threatenin...
sinistrals
19
12
SINISTRAL, a left-ha...
sinistrous
18
12
inauspicious, sinist...
sinningias
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SINNINGIA, one of a...
sinoatrial
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12
as in sinoatrial nod...
sinologies
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14
SINOLOGY, the study...
sinologist
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14
one versed in Chines...
sinologues
18
15
SINOLOGUE, one verse...
sinsemilla
20
16
(Spanish) a kind of...
sinuations
16
13
SINUATION, a winding...
sinuitises
18
12
SINUITIS, inflammati...
sinusoidal
18
14
of or pertaining to...
siphonages
21
18
SIPHONAGE, the actio...
siphonogam
22
21
a plant reproducing...
siphuncles
26
21
SIPHUNCLE, the tube...
sipunculid
25
21
a kind of marine wor...
sirenising
18
14
SIRENISE, to bewitch...
sirenizing
21
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SIRENIZE, to bewitch...
sironising
18
14
SIRONISE, to use a p...
sironizing
21
23
SIRONIZE, to use a p...
siseraries
17
10
SISERARY, a scolding...
sisterhood
19
13
the state of being a...
sisterless
19
11
without a sister [ad...
sisterlike
20
15
like a sister [adj]
sitatungas
18
14
SITATUNGA, (Swahili)...
sitologies
19
13
SITOLOGY, the scienc...
sitophobia
23
18
a morbid aversion to...
sitosterol
18
11
any of several stero...
situations
17
12
SITUATION, a locatio...
situtungas
19
15
SITUTUNGA, (Swahili)...
sitzkriegs
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25
SITZKRIEG, (German)...
sixpennies
24
22
SIXPENNY, a coin wor...
sixteeners
22
18
SIXTEENER, a verse o...
sixteenmos
23
21
SIXTEENMO, a book si...
sixteenths
25
20
SIXTEENTH, the sixte...
sizarships
26
24
SIZARSHIP, the posit...
sizinesses
20
20
SIZINESS, the state...
sizzlingly
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SIZZLING, very hot [...
sjamboking
24
32
SJAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
sjambokked
24
34
SJAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
skaithless
22
17
without skaith, scat...
skaldships
25
21
SKALDSHIP, the offic...
skankiness
18
20
the state of being s...
skateboard
19
18
a narrow board made...
skateparks
21
21
SKATEPARK, an area s...
skedaddled
19
19
SKEDADDLE, to run of...
skedaddler
19
18
one who skedaddles [...
skedaddles
19
18
SKEDADDLE, to run of...
skeldering
20
19
SKELDER, to beg; to...
skeletally
27
19
SKELETAL, like a ske...
skeletonic
21
19
of or like a skeleto...
skelloched
25
22
SKELLOCH, (Scots) to...
skeltering
20
18
SKELTER, to scurry [...
skepticism
26
23
an undecided, inquir...
sketchable
26
23
that can be sketched...
sketchbook
26
26
a book of or for ske...
sketchiest
24
19
SKETCHY, lacking in...
sketchpads
26
23
SKETCHPAD, a pad of...
skeuomorph
23
23
a design feature cop...
skewbacked
27
28
having a skewback, t...
skewnesses
20
18
SKEWNESS, lack of sy...
skiagraphs
24
21
SKIAGRAPH, a shadow...
skiascopes
23
20
SKIASCOPE, a medical...
skibobbers
25
23
SKIBOBBER, one who r...
skibobbing
26
26
the sport of riding...
skiddooing
19
19
SKIDDOO, to ride a s...
skijorings
22
26
SKIJORING, (Norwegia...
skijumpers
25
30
SKIJUMPER, one who e...
skikjorers
22
27
SKIKJORER, one who e...
skikjoring
23
30
(Norwegian) the spor...
skillfully
33
24
SKILLFUL, having ski...
skimboards
22
21
SKIMBOARD, to use a...
skimmingly
30
26
SKIMMING [adv]
skimobiled
23
22
SKIMOBILE, to travel...
skimobiles
23
21
SKIMOBILE, a motoriz...
skimpiness
22
21
the state of being s...
skimpingly
31
26
SKIMPING [adv]
skinflicks
27
26
SKINFLICK, a pornogr...
skinflints
22
20
SKINFLINT, a miser;...
skinflinty
28
22
stingy, like a skinf...
skinniness
17
17
the state of being s...
skintights
23
19
close-fitting garmen...
skippering
24
23
the act of sleeping...
skippingly
32
26
SKIPPING, flighty, g...
skirmished
23
20
SKIRMISH, to engage...
skirmisher
23
19
one who skirmishes [...
skirmishes
23
19
SKIRMISH, to engage...
skitterier
19
14
SKITTERY, darting ab...
skittering
20
17
SKITTER, to skim ove...
skittishly
30
19
SKITTISH, easily fri...
skreeghing
22
21
SKREEGH, (Scots) to...
skreighing
23
21
SKREIGH, (Scots) to...
skrieching
25
22
SKRIECH, (Scots) to...
skrieghing
23
21
SKRIEGH, (Scots) to...
skrimmaged
22
23
SKRIMMAGE, to scuffl...
skrimmages
22
22
SKRIMMAGE, to scuffl...
skrimshank
23
24
to evade work or dut...
skulkingly
30
26
SKULKING [adv]
skummering
22
24
SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skunkbirds
23
24
SKUNKBIRD, an Americ...
skunkweeds
22
24
SKUNKWEED, a low-gro...
skybridges
29
22
SKYBRIDGE, a covered...
skydivings
29
24
SKYDIVING, the sport...
skyjackers
31
32
SKYJACKER, one who s...
skyjacking
32
35
the sport of jumping...
skylarkers
27
21
SKYLARKER, one who s...
skylarking
28
24
frolicking, horsepla...
skylighted
30
22
having a skylight [a...
skyrockets
29
23
SKYROCKET, to go up...
skyscraper
30
22
a very tall building...
skysurfers
28
20
SKYSURFER, one who s...
skysurfing
29
23
the sport of free-fa...
skywatched
33
25
SKYWATCH, to observe...
skywatches
33
24
SKYWATCH, to observe...
skywriters
29
19
SKYWRITER, one who s...
skywriting
30
22
tracing words on the...
skywritten
28
20
SKYWRITE, to write i...
slabberers
22
17
SLABBERER, one who s...
slabberier
22
17
SLABBERY, like, or c...
slabbering
23
20
SLABBER, to slaver;...
slabbiness
22
18
the state of being s...
slabstones
19
15
SLABSTONE, flagstone...
slackeners
21
19
SLACKENER, one who s...
slackening
22
22
a making less tight...
slactivism
26
21
the carrying out of...
slactivist
25
18
one who engages in s...
slaistered
18
12
SLAISTER, to do in a...
slalomists
21
15
SLALOMIST, one who t...
slamdanced
21
20
SLAMDANCE, to dance...
slamdances
21
19
SLAMDANCE, to dance...
slammakins
21
22
SLAMMAKIN, (obsolete...
slammerkin
21
22
(obsolete) a loose g...
slanderers
17
13
SLANDERER, one who s...
slandering
18
16
SLANDER, to defame [...
slanderous
17
14
relating to slander...
slanginess
18
15
the state of being s...
slangingly
27
20
SLANGING, scolding [...
slanguages
19
17
SLANGUAGE, a slang l...
slantingly
26
18
SLANTING [adv]
slapdashed
22
18
SLAPDASH, to do in a...
slapdashes
22
17
SLAPDASH, to do in a...
slapsticks
26
21
SLAPSTICK, comedy st...
slashfests
23
16
SLASHFEST, a film or...
slashingly
29
19
SLASHING [adv]
slathering
21
16
SLATHER, to spread t...
slattering
19
14
SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slatternly
25
15
like a slattern [adj...
slaughters
22
16
SLAUGHTER, to kill,...
slaughtery
28
18
slaughter, also SLAU...
slaverings
21
18
SLAVERING, letting s...
slavocracy
32
23
slave-owners collect...
slavocrats
23
18
SLAVOCRAT, a slave-o...
slavophile
25
21
a person who admires...
slavophils
26
21
SLAVOPHIL, a person...
sleazebags
23
25
SLEAZEBAG, a sleazy...
sleazeball
24
25
a sleazy person, esp...
sleaziness
20
21
the state of being s...
sleechiest
23
16
SLEECHY, slimy with...
sleekening
18
19
SLEEKEN, to make smo...
sleekstone
17
16
a polishing stone, a...
sleepiness
19
15
the state of being s...
sleepovers
21
18
SLEEPOVER, the custo...
sleepsuits
21
15
SLEEPSUIT, a baby's...
sleepwalks
25
22
SLEEPWALK, to walk i...
sleepwears
22
17
SLEEPWEAR, clothes f...
sleepyhead
27
19
a sleepy person [n -...
sleetiness
17
12
the state of being s...
sleevehand
20
19
(Shakespeare) a wris...
sleeveless
20
16
without sleeves [adj...
sleevelets
20
16
SLEEVELET, a small s...
sleevelike
21
20
like a sleeve [adj]
sleighings
23
18
SLEIGHING, travellin...
slenderest
17
13
SLENDER, slight of b...
slenderise
17
13
to make or become sl...
slenderize
20
22
to make or become sl...
sleuthings
22
17
SLEUTHING, the work...
slickeners
22
19
SLICKENER, one who s...
slickening
23
22
SLICKEN, to smooth,...
slickrocks
28
25
SLICKROCK, smooth wi...
slicksters
24
18
SLICKSTER, a dishone...
slickstone
22
19
a polishing stone, a...
sliddering
20
16
SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
slightness
22
16
the state of being s...
slimeballs
24
19
SLIMEBALL, (slang) a...
slimnesses
19
15
SLIMNESS, the state...
slimpsiest
23
17
SLIMPSY, flimsy, als...
slingbacks
26
24
SLINGBACK, a shoe wi...
slingshots
22
16
SLINGSHOT, a stone f...
slingstone
18
15
a stone for use in a...
slinkiness
19
17
the state of being s...
slinkskins
21
21
SLINKSKIN, the skin...
slinkweeds
22
20
SLINKWEED, rosebay w...
slipcovers
26
21
SLIPCOVER, a cover f...
slipformed
24
21
SLIPFORM, to constru...
slipnooses
19
15
SLIPNOOSE, a noose m...
slipperier
23
17
SLIPPERY, causing sl...
slipperily
31
20
SLIPPERY, causing sl...
slippering
24
20
SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slippiness
23
18
the state of being s...
slipsheets
23
16
SLIPSHEET, a sheet o...
slipsloppy
33
23
sloppy, nonsensical...
slipstream
22
17
the stream of air dr...
slitherier
21
13
SLITHERY, given to s...
slithering
22
16
SLITHER, to slide fr...
slivovicas
26
22
SLIVOVICA, (Serbo-Cr...
slivovices
26
22
SLIVOVIC, (Serbo-Cro...
slobberers
22
17
SLOBBERER, one who s...
slobberier
22
17
SLOBBERY, slobbering...
slobbering
23
20
SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slockening
22
22
SLOCKEN, (Scots) to...
sloebushes
22
17
SLOEBUSH, the blackt...
sloethorns
19
14
SLOETHORN, the black...
sloganeers
17
14
SLOGANEER, to invent...
sloganised
18
15
SLOGANISE, to utter...
sloganises
18
14
SLOGANISE, to utter...
sloganized
21
24
SLOGANIZE, to utter...
sloganizes
21
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SLOGANIZE, to utter...
slommocked
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25
SLOMMOCK, (dialect)...
sloppiness
22
18
the state of being s...
slopworker
24
21
one who does slopwor...
slothfully
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21
SLOTHFUL, sluggish [...
slouchiest
24
17
SLOUCHY, slouching [...
sloughiest
22
16
SLOUGHY, full of slo...
slovenlier
20
17
SLOVENLY, habitually...
slovenlike
21
21
like a sloven [adj]
slovenries
19
16
SLOVENRY, (Shakespea...
slownesses
20
15
SLOWNESS, the state...
slubbering
24
21
smearing [adj SLUBBE...
sluggabeds
23
20
SLUGGABED, (Shakespe...
sluggardly
29
20
like a sluggard, an...
sluggishly
32
21
SLUGGISH, slow-movin...
slughornes
21
17
SLUGHORNE, (Browning...
sluicegate
22
17
the gate of a sluice...
sluicelike
24
20
like a sluice [adj]
sluiceways
31
20
SLUICEWAY, an artifi...
slumberers
22
18
SLUMBERER, one who s...
slumberful
26
23
sleepy [adj]
slumbering
23
21
sleeping [adj SLUMBE...
slumberous
22
19
inviting or causing...
slummocked
25
26
SLUMMOCK, to move sl...
slungshots
22
17
SLUNGSHOT, a weight...
slushiness
21
15
the state of being s...
slutchiest
25
17
SLUTCHY, (English di...
slutteries
19
12
SLUTTERY, the realis...
sluttiness
19
13
the state of being s...
sluttishly
30
17
SLUTTISH, like a slu...
smackdowns
25
25
SMACKDOWN, a chastis...
smackheads
24
23
SMACKHEAD, a person...
smallmouth
24
21
a river fish, a kind...
smallpoxes
28
25
SMALLPOX, a virus di...
smallsword
24
19
a light sword used f...
smalminess
20
18
(obsolete) the state...
smaragdine
18
17
emerald green [adj]
smaragdite
19
16
a green foliated kin...
smarminess
19
17
the state of being s...
smartarsed
18
14
offensively clever [...
smartarses
18
13
SMARTARSE, (colloqui...
smartasses
18
13
SMARTASS, (colloquia...
smartening
18
17
SMARTEN, to improve...
smartingly
27
19
SMARTING [adv]
smartmouth
22
19
a clever or sarcasti...
smartphone
21
19
a portable device co...
smartwatch
27
21
an electronic wristw...
smartweeds
21
17
SMARTWEED, an acrid...
smasheroos
19
15
SMASHEROO, (colloqui...
smashingly
29
21
SMASHING, strikingly...
smashmouth
24
21
of, for example, foo...
smatterers
18
13
SMATTERER, one who h...
smattering
19
16
a little knowledge o...
smearcases
20
16
SMEARCASE, (German)...
smeariness
17
14
the state of being s...
smelliness
20
16
the state of being s...
smelteries
19
14
SMELTERY, a place fo...
smickering
24
23
an amorous inclinati...
smiercases
21
16
SMIERCASE, (German)...
smifligate
23
19
Charles Dickens's no...
smirkingly
29
23
SMIRKING [adv]
smithcraft
27
21
the craft of a smith...
smithereen
19
16
to break into small...
smitheries
21
15
SMITHERY, the trade...
smokeboard
20
21
a board suspended in...
smokeboxes
26
27
SMOKEBOX, part of a...
smokehoods
20
20
SMOKEHOOD, a protect...
smokehouse
20
20
a building where mea...
smokejacks
25
33
SMOKEJACK, a contriv...
smokeproof
22
23
proof against smoke...
smokestack
23
24
a pipe or funnel thr...
smoketight
23
21
proof against smoke...
smoldering
20
18
SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smoochiest
23
18
SMOOCHY, given to sm...
smoothable
22
19
that can be smoothed...
smoothbore
21
18
having a bore of per...
smoothened
18
17
SMOOTHEN, to free fr...
smoothings
21
18
SMOOTHING, the act o...
smoothness
19
16
the state of being s...
smoothpate
21
18
(archaic) a bald per...
smorrebrod
20
17
(Danish) a buffet fe...
smotherers
20
15
SMOTHERER, one who s...
smothering
21
18
suffocating [adj SMO...
smouldered
19
17
SMOULDER, to burn wi...
smouldrier
20
16
SMOULDRY, (Spenser)...
smudgeless
21
18
without a smudge [ad...
smudginess
20
18
the state of being s...
smuggeries
21
18
SMUGGERY, a state of...
smugglings
24
22
SMUGGLING, the illic...
smugnesses
19
17
SMUGNESS, the state...
smutchiest
25
19
SMUTCHY, smutched [a...
smuttiness
19
15
the state of being s...
snackettes
20
18
SNACKETTE, a snack b...
snaileries
17
12
SNAILERY, a place wh...
snakebirds
20
19
SNAKEBIRD, the darte...
snakebites
19
18
SNAKEBITE, the bite...
snakeheads
18
18
SNAKEHEAD, a Chinese...
snakemouth
20
21
a North American orc...
snakeroots
16
15
SNAKEROOT, bistort,...
snakeskins
18
20
SNAKESKIN, the skin...
snakestone
15
16
a kind of hone slate...
snakeweeds
19
19
SNAKEWEED, a plant w...
snakewoods
19
19
SNAKEWOOD, an East I...
snapdragon
18
18
a plant of the figwo...
snaphances
22
20
SNAPHANCE, (obsolete...
snaphaunce
22
21
(obsolete) a freeboo...
snaphaunch
25
23
(obsolete) a freeboo...
snappering
21
20
SNAPPER, to stumble,...
snappiness
20
18
the state of being s...
snappingly
29
23
SNAPPING, irritable...
snappishly
31
22
SNAPPISH, tending to...
snarlingly
26
18
SNARLING, making a s...
snatchiest
22
16
SNATCHY, irregular,...
snatchings
23
19
SNATCHING, an act of...
snazziness
22
30
the state of being s...
sneakboxes
24
25
SNEAKBOX, a small bo...
sneakiness
16
16
the state of being s...
sneakingly
25
21
SNEAKING [adv]
sneakishly
27
20
SNEAKISH, befitting...
sneaksbies
19
18
SNEAKSBY, (archaic)...
sneeringly
24
17
SNEERING, contemptuo...
sneeshings
19
16
SNEESHING, (Scots) s...
sneezeless
19
21
without a sneeze [ad...
sneezeweed
20
24
any of several compo...
sneezewood
20
24
a South African timb...
sneezewort
21
23
a herbaceous plant a...
snickerers
21
18
SNICKERER, one who s...
snickering
22
21
SNICKER, to utter a...
sniffiness
21
18
the state of being s...
sniffingly
30
23
SNIFFING, with a sni...
sniffishly
32
22
SNIFFISH, haughty [a...
sniffliest
23
18
SNIFFLY, having a sn...
sniftering
20
17
SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniggerers
19
15
SNIGGERER, one who s...
sniggering
20
18
laughing in a sly wa...
snigglings
22
19
SNIGGLING, fishing f...
snippetier
21
17
SNIPPETY, ridiculous...
snippiness
21
18
the state of being s...
snitchiest
23
16
SNITCHY, bad tempere...
snivellers
21
17
SNIVELLER, one who s...
snivelling
22
20
SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
snobberies
20
17
SNOBBERY, snobbish b...
snobbishly
31
22
SNOBBISH, characteri...
snobocracy
30
22
government by snobs...
snocoaches
23
19
SNOCOACH, a bus-like...
snookering
17
18
SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snootiness
15
12
the state of being s...
snorkelers
18
16
SNORKELER, one who s...
snorkeling
19
19
the act of using a s...
snorkelled
19
18
SNORKEL, to swim usi...
snorkeller
19
17
one who uses a snork...
snortingly
25
17
SNORTING, making a s...
snotteries
16
11
SNOTTERY, filthiness...
snottering
17
14
SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snottiness
16
12
the state of being s...
snowballed
23
20
SNOWBALL, to increas...
snowblader
22
19
one who engages in s...
snowblades
22
19
short skis used with...
snowblinks
24
23
SNOWBLINK, a glare i...
snowblower
25
21
a machine for cleari...
snowboards
21
18
SNOWBOARD, to use a...
snowbushes
24
20
SNOWBUSH, any of sev...
snowcapped
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24
covered with snow [a...
snowclones
22
19
SNOWCLONE, a kind of...
snowdrifts
23
18
SNOWDRIFT, a drift o...
snowfields
23
19
SNOWFIELD, an area o...
snowflakes
23
22
SNOWFLAKE, a flake o...
snowflecks
27
25
SNOWFLECK, the snow...
snowflicks
28
25
SNOWFLICK, the snow...
snowglobes
23
20
SNOWGLOBE, a transpa...
snowmakers
21
21
SNOWMAKER, a machine...
snowmaking
22
24
of a machine, used f...
snowmobile
23
21
to travel by any of...
snowmoulds
22
20
SNOWMOULD, a fungus...
snowplough
26
23
an implement operati...
snowplowed
25
22
SNOWPLOW, to execute...
snowscapes
24
20
SNOWSCAPE, a landsca...
snowshoers
21
16
SNOWSHOER, one who t...
snowslides
21
16
SNOWSLIDE, a slide o...
snowstorms
21
17
SNOWSTORM, a storm o...
snowtubing
23
21
a winter snow sport...
snubbiness
21
19
the quality of being...
snubbingly
30
24
SNUBBING [adv]
snubnesses
18
16
SNUBNESS, the qualit...
snuffboxes
29
28
SNUFFBOX, a box for...
snuffiness
21
19
the quality of being...
snuffliest
23
19
SNUFFLY, tending to...
snufflings
24
22
SNUFFLING, the act o...
snuggeries
19
16
SNUGGERY, a snug pla...
snuggliest
21
17
SNUGGLY, warm and co...
snugnesses
17
15
SNUGNESS, the state...
soapboxing
27
26
SOAPBOX, to give an...
soapdishes
21
16
SOAPDISH, a dish for...
soapfishes
23
18
SOAPFISH, a tropical...
soapflakes
22
21
small particles of s...
soapstones
17
14
SOAPSTONE, a soft so...
soberingly
27
19
SOBERING [adv]
soberising
20
16
SOBERISE, to make so...
soberizing
23
25
SOBERIZE, to make so...
sobersided
19
15
devoid of extreme qu...
sobersides
19
14
a sober, dull person...
sobrieties
19
13
SOBRIETY, the state...
sobriquets
28
23
SOBRIQUET, (French)...
socdolager
21
17
a conclusive argumen...
socdoliger
22
17
a conclusive argumen...
socdologer
21
17
a conclusive argumen...
socialised
21
15
SOCIALISE, to make s...
socialiser
21
14
one who socialises,...
socialises
21
14
SOCIALISE, to make s...
socialisms
23
17
SOCIALISM, the theor...
socialists
22
14
SOCIALIST, an adhere...
socialites
21
14
SOCIALITE, a person...
socialized
24
24
SOCIALIZE, to make s...
socializer
24
23
one who socializes,...
socializes
24
23
SOCIALIZE, to make s...
socialness
20
15
the state of being s...
sociations
19
14
SOCIATION, a plant c...
societally
28
17
SOCIETAL, relating t...
sociograms
22
18
SOCIOGRAM, a diagram...
sociolects
24
17
SOCIOLECT, a variety...
sociologic
25
19
of or relating to so...
sociometry
27
18
the study of sociolo...
sociopaths
24
18
SOCIOPATH, a person...
sociopathy
30
20
hostility to society...
sodalities
18
12
SODALITY, an organiz...
sodbusters
20
15
SODBUSTER, (US) a fa...
soddenness
15
14
the state of being s...
sodicities
21
14
SODICITY, the amount...
sodomising
19
17
SODOMISE, to engage...
sodomizing
22
26
SODOMIZE, to engage...
softballer
23
18
one who plays softba...
softbounds
21
19
SOFTBOUND, a book bo...
softcovers
24
20
SOFTCOVER, a paperba...
softenings
19
17
SOFTENING, the act o...
softheaded
20
17
having or indicative...
softnesses
18
14
SOFTNESS, the state...
softscapes
24
19
SOFTSCAPE, vegetatio...
softshells
24
17
SOFTSHELL, a moderat...
sogdolager
19
16
a conclusive argumen...
sogdoliger
20
16
a conclusive argumen...
sogdologer
19
16
a conclusive argumen...
sojourners
18
21
SOJOURNER, one who s...
sojourning
19
24
the act of making a...
solacement
20
18
the act of solacing...
solarising
19
14
SOLARISE, to expose...
solarizing
22
23
SOLARIZE, to expose...
solderable
20
16
that can be soldered...
solderings
19
15
SOLDERING, the act o...
soldieries
18
12
SOLDIERY, the milita...
soldiering
19
15
the profession of so...
solecising
22
17
SOLECISE, to use ung...
solecistic
25
17
having the nature of...
solecizing
25
26
SOLECIZE, to use ung...
solemnised
18
16
SOLEMNISE, to make s...
solemniser
18
15
one who solemnises,...
solemnises
18
15
SOLEMNISE, to make s...
solemnized
21
25
SOLEMNIZE, to make s...
solemnizer
21
24
one who solemnizes,...
solemnizes
21
24
SOLEMNIZE, to make s...
solemnness
17
16
the state of being s...
solenesses
16
12
SOLENESS, the state...
solenettes
16
12
SOLENETTE, a small E...
solenodons
15
14
SOLENODON, either of...
solenoidal
17
14
like a solenoid [adj...
soleplates
20
15
SOLEPLATE, a bedplat...
soleprints
20
15
SOLEPRINT, the print...
solfataras
19
14
SOLFATARA, (Italian)...
solfataric
23
17
relating to a solfat...
solfeggios
22
18
SOLFEGGIO, a singing...
solferinos
19
15
SOLFERINO, (Italian)...
solicitant
21
15
one who solicits [n...
solicities
22
14
SOLICITY, (Shakespea...
soliciting
23
17
the act of solicitin...
solicitors
22
14
SOLICITOR, a person...
solicitous
22
15
expressing solicitud...
solicitude
22
16
the state of being c...
solidarism
20
15
solidarity [n -S]
solidarist
19
12
one who practises so...
solidarity
25
14
unity (as of a group...
solidating
19
15
SOLIDATE, to consoli...
solidified
21
16
SOLIDIFY, to make so...
solidifier
21
15
one who solidifies [...
solidifies
21
15
SOLIDIFY, to make so...
solidities
19
12
SOLIDITY, the state...
solifidian
20
16
maintaining that onl...
solipedous
20
16
having single hoofs...
solipsisms
23
17
SOLIPSISM, a theory...
solipsists
22
14
SOLIPSIST, one who p...
solitaires
18
11
SOLITAIRE, a game pl...
solitarian
17
12
a hermit; a solitary...
solitaries
18
11
SOLITARY, one who li...
solitarily
26
14
SOLITARY, alone [adv...
solivagant
20
18
wandering alone [adj...
sollickers
24
19
SOLLICKER, (Australi...
solonchaks
23
21
SOLONCHAK, (Russian)...
solonetses
16
12
SOLONETS, a type of...
solonetzes
19
21
SOLONETZ, a type of...
solonetzic
23
24
relating to solonetz...
solstitial
20
12
of or pertaining to...
solubilise
22
16
to render soluble, a...
solubility
29
18
the state of being s...
solubilize
25
25
to render soluble, a...
solutional
18
14
relating to a soluti...
solutioned
17
14
SOLUTION, to provide...
solvations
19
16
SOLVATION, a chemica...
solvencies
22
19
SOLVENCY, the abilit...
solvolyses
27
18
SOLVOLYSIS, the deco...
solvolysis
28
18
the decomposition of...
solvolytic
31
21
relating to solvolys...
somascopes
22
19
SOMASCOPE, an instru...
somatology
25
18
the science of the p...
somatotype
25
18
a type consisting of...
somberness
19
17
the state of being s...
sombreness
19
17
the state of being s...
sombrerite
20
16
rock-guano [n -S]
somebodies
19
17
SOMEBODY, an importa...
someplaces
23
20
SOMEPLACE, somewhere...
somersault
19
15
a leap in which a pe...
somerseted
17
14
SOMERSET, a leap in...
somethings
21
18
SOMETHING, an undefi...
somewhence
24
22
from some place or o...
somewheres
22
18
SOMEWHERE, in or to...
somewhiles
24
19
sometimes [adv]
sommeliers
20
17
SOMMELIER, (French)...
somnambule
21
22
a sleepwalker, also...
somniating
18
17
SOMNIATE, to dream [...
somniative
19
18
pertaining to sleep...
somniatory
23
16
pertaining to sleep...
somniloquy
33
27
the act or habit of...
somnolence
19
19
sleepiness, also SOM...
somnolency
26
21
sleepiness, also SOM...
songcrafts
23
19
SONGCRAFT, the art o...
songlessly
26
17
SONGLESS, without so...
songololos
18
15
SONGOLOLO, (Nguni) a...
songsheets
19
15
SONGSHEET, a piece o...
songsmiths
22
18
SONGSMITH, a compose...
songstress
18
13
a woman who sings; a...
songwriter
21
16
a person who compose...
sonicating
20
17
SONICATE, to disrupt...
sonication
18
15
the disruption of ba...
sonicators
19
14
SONICATOR, a device...
soniferous
18
15
carrying or producin...
sonneteers
14
12
SONNETEER, a writer...
sonnetised
15
13
SONNETISE, to compos...
sonnetises
15
12
SONNETISE, to compos...
sonnetized
18
22
SONNETIZE, to compos...
sonnetizes
18
21
SONNETIZE, to compos...
sonnetting
16
15
SONNET, to compose a...
sonographs
21
18
SONOGRAPH, an instru...
sonography
27
20
the use of ultrasoun...
sonometers
16
14
SONOMETER, a musical...
sonorities
16
11
SONORITY, the qualit...
sonorously
23
15
SONOROUS, characteri...
sooterkins
17
15
SOOTERKIN, (Dutch) a...
sootflakes
20
18
SOOTFLAKE, a smut of...
soothering
19
15
SOOTHER, to cajole,...
soothingly
27
18
SOOTHING, reassuring...
soothsayer
24
14
a person who predict...
sopaipilla
23
18
a square of deep-fri...
sopapillas
23
18
SOPAPILLA, a square...
sophisters
22
15
SOPHISTER, a person...
sophomores
21
18
SOPHOMORE, a second...
sophomoric
25
21
of or like a sophomo...
soporifics
25
19
SOPORIFIC, a drug pr...
sopraninos
17
15
SOPRANINO, (Italian)...
sopranists
19
14
SOPRANIST, a treble...
sorbitised
20
14
SORBITISE, to turn (...
sorbitises
20
13
SORBITISE, to turn (...
sorbitized
23
23
SORBITIZE, to turn (...
sorbitizes
23
22
SORBITIZE, to turn (...
sordamente
16
15
(Italian) gently, so...
sordidness
17
13
the state of being s...
soreheaded
17
14
irritable, grumpy [a...
sorenesses
15
11
SORENESS, the state...
soricident
20
15
having teeth like a...
sororially
25
14
SORORIAL, pertaining...
sororicide
20
14
the killing of one's...
sororising
18
13
SORORISE, to associa...
sororities
17
10
SORORITY, a social c...
sororizing
21
22
SORORIZE, to associa...
sorrowings
21
16
SORROWING, the act o...
sorrowless
21
14
free from sorrow [ad...
sortations
16
11
SORTATION, sorting o...
sortileger
19
13
one who divines by s...
sortileges
19
13
SORTILEGE, divinatio...
sortitions
17
11
SORTITION, the casti...
sostenutos
16
12
SOSTENUTO, (Italian)...
sottisiers
18
10
SOTTISIER, (French)...
soubrettes
19
14
SOUBRETTE, (French)...
soubriquet
28
24
(French) a nickname,...
souldiered
18
14
SOULDIER, (archaic)...
soullessly
27
16
SOULLESS, without a...
soundalike
18
18
one that sounds like...
soundbites
19
16
SOUNDBITE, a brief s...
soundboard
18
17
a thin resonant boar...
soundboxes
24
23
SOUNDBOX, a resonant...
soundcards
20
17
SOUNDCARD, the card...
soundingly
25
19
SOUNDING [adv]
soundposts
19
16
SOUNDPOST, a small p...
soundproof
20
19
impenetrable by soun...
soundscape
21
19
in pop music, a mixt...
soundstage
17
15
the soundproof area...
soundtrack
21
20
a recording of the s...
soupspoons
20
18
SOUPSPOON, a spoon f...
sourcebook
22
21
a book of original d...
sourceless
21
15
without a source [ad...
sourdeline
17
14
(French) a kind of s...
sourdoughs
21
17
SOURDOUGH, leaven; a...
sournesses
16
12
SOURNESS, the state...
sourpusses
20
15
SOURPUSS, a grouchy...
sousaphone
19
17
a musical instrument...
souteneurs
16
13
SOUTENEUR, (French)...
souterrain
16
12
(French) an undergro...
southbound
21
19
travelling or headin...
southeasts
19
13
SOUTHEAST, the direc...
southering
20
16
SOUTHER, to move tow...
southerner
18
14
an inhabitant or nat...
southernly
26
17
somewhat southern [a...
southlands
20
16
SOUTHLAND, the south...
southwards
23
17
towards the south, a...
southwests
23
16
SOUTHWEST, between s...
souvenired
18
17
SOUVENIR, to provide...
souvlakias
21
20
SOUVLAKIA, a Greek d...
sovenances
19
19
SOVENANCE, (archaic)...
sovereigns
19
17
SOVEREIGN, in pre-de...
sovietised
19
15
SOVIETISE, to transf...
sovietises
19
14
SOVIETISE, to transf...
sovietisms
21
17
SOVIETISM, the princ...
sovietists
20
14
SOVIETIST, a believe...
sovietized
22
24
SOVIETIZE, to transf...
sovietizes
22
23
SOVIETIZE, to transf...
sovranties
18
15
SOVRANTY, sovereignt...
sowbellies
24
18
SOWBELLY, pork cured...
spacebands
23
21
SPACEBAND, a wedge f...
spaceborne
22
20
carried in space e.g...
spacecraft
27
22
a vehicle or device...
spaceplane
23
21
an aircraft that can...
spaceports
24
19
SPACEPORT, a place f...
spaceships
27
21
SPACESHIP, a spacecr...
spacesuits
23
17
SPACESUIT, a protect...
spacewalks
27
24
SPACEWALK, to walk i...
spacewoman
24
23
a female astronaut [...
spacewomen
24
23
SPACEWOMAN, a female...
spaciously
30
20
SPACIOUS, ample in e...
spadassins
19
15
SPADASSIN, (Italian)...
spadeworks
23
21
SPADEWORK, preparato...
spadiceous
22
18
chestnut-coloured [a...
spadillios
22
16
SPADILLIO, (obsolete...
spaghettis
23
17
SPAGHETTI, (Italian)...
spagirists
22
15
SPAGIRIST, an alchem...
spagyrical
31
21
alchemical, also SPA...
spagyrists
28
17
SPAGYRIST, an alchem...
spallation
20
16
splitting into numer...
spanaemias
18
17
SPANAEMIA, a deficie...
spanceling
23
21
SPANCEL, to bind wit...
spancelled
23
20
SPANCEL, to bind wit...
spanghewed
24
22
SPANGHEW, (dialect)...
spangliest
21
17
SPANGLY, covered wit...
spanglings
22
20
SPANGLING, the act o...
spanielled
20
17
SPANIEL, to follow d...
spaniolate
18
15
to hispanicize, make...
spaniolise
19
15
to hispanicize, also...
spaniolize
22
24
to hispanicize, also...
spankingly
28
24
SPANKING, spirited,...
sparagrass
20
15
(dialect) asparagus...
sparaxises
25
20
SPARAXIS, a South Af...
sparganium
21
20
a plant of the bur-r...
sparkishly
31
22
SPARKISH, jaunty, sh...
sparkliest
22
18
SPARKLY, sparkling [...
sparklings
23
21
SPARKLING, the act o...
sparkplugs
26
24
SPARKPLUG, to spark...
sparseness
18
14
the state of being s...
sparsities
20
13
SPARSITY, the state...
sparteines
18
14
SPARTEINE, a narcoti...
sparteries
19
13
SPARTERIE, (French)...
sparticles
24
17
SPARTICLE, a shadow...
spasmodist
21
17
a person whose work...
spasticity
30
18
a state of spasm [n...
spatangoid
19
17
a heart urchin, a me...
spatchcock
32
28
to split open (a fow...
spathulate
22
17
spoon-shaped [adj]
spatiality
27
16
relation to space [n...
spattering
20
16
SPATTER, to scatter...
speakerine
18
18
a female announcer o...
speakingly
28
23
SPEAKING [adv]
spearheads
20
16
SPEARHEAD, the point...
spearmints
20
17
SPEARMINT, a common...
spearworts
22
16
SPEARWORT, a name gi...
specialest
23
17
SPECIAL, particular...
specialise
23
17
to make special or s...
specialism
25
20
devotion to some par...
specialist
24
17
a person whose work,...
speciality
30
19
the particular chara...
specialize
26
26
to make special or s...
specialled
24
19
SPECIAL, to sell at...
speciating
23
19
SPECIATE, to undergo...
speciation
21
17
the act of forming a...
speciesism
24
19
prejudice in favour...
speciesist
23
16
one who is prejudice...
specifical
29
23
for a particular pur...
specifiers
25
19
SPECIFIER, one who s...
specifying
32
24
SPECIFY, to state in...
speciocide
25
20
the destruction of a...
speciosity
29
18
the state of being s...
speciously
30
20
SPECIOUS, plausible,...
spectacled
26
21
wearing spectacles [...
spectacles
26
20
SPECTACLE, a sight,...
spectating
23
19
SPECTATE, to attend...
spectators
22
16
SPECTATOR, an onlook...
spectatrix
29
23
a female spectator,...
spectrally
31
20
SPECTRAL, resembling...
specularly
31
21
SPECULAR, relating t...
speculated
23
19
SPECULATE, to make c...
speculates
23
18
SPECULATE, to make c...
speculator
23
18
one who speculates [...
speechless
25
19
unable to speak [adj...
speedballs
23
19
SPEEDBALL, to take c...
speedboats
20
17
SPEEDBOAT, a high-sp...
speedfreak
21
21
an amphetamine addic...
speedfully
30
22
SPEEDFUL, full of sp...
speediness
18
15
the state of being s...
speedreads
18
15
SPEEDREAD, to read q...
speedsters
19
14
SPEEDSTER, one who l...
speedwalks
24
22
SPEEDWALK, (US) an e...
speedwells
24
19
SPEEDWELL, any speci...
speldering
21
18
SPELDER, (Scots) to...
speldrings
22
18
SPELDRING, a haddock...
speleology
27
19
the study and explor...
speleothem
22
19
a term for depositio...
spellbinds
24
20
SPELLBIND, to bind b...
spellbound
23
21
SPELLBIND, to bind b...
spellcheck
31
27
to carry out a spell...
spelldowns
24
20
SPELLDOWN, (US) a sp...
spellicans
24
19
SPELLICAN, a small s...
spellingly
30
21
letter by letter [ad...
spellstopt
24
18
(archaic) brought to...
spelunkers
21
20
SPELUNKER, one who e...
spelunking
22
23
the sport of explori...
spermaceti
23
19
a waxlike substance...
spermaduct
24
21
a duct conveying spe...
spermaries
20
16
SPERMARY, an organ i...
spermarium
22
20
the male germ gland,...
spermatial
21
17
of or like a spermat...
spermatics
24
19
SPERMATIC, a spermat...
spermatids
21
17
SPERMATID, a cell th...
spermatium
22
20
one of the motionles...
spermicide
24
20
a substance that kil...
spermiduct
25
21
a duct conveying spe...
spermogone
19
19
a flask-shaped struc...
sperrylite
27
16
an arsenide of plati...
spetsnazes
21
23
SPETSNAZ, (Russian)...
spetznazes
24
32
SPETZNAZ, (Russian)...
sphacelate
24
19
to cause or affect w...
sphaeridia
21
16
SPHAERIDIUM, a minut...
sphaerites
21
15
SPHAERITE, a hydrous...
sphalerite
22
16
zinc sulphide, the c...
sphendones
19
18
SPHENDONE, (Greek) a...
sphenodons
19
18
SPHENODON, a member...
sphenodont
19
18
a member of the Sphe...
sphenogram
22
21
a cuneiform characte...
sphenoidal
21
18
wedge-shaped, also S...
sphenopsid
23
20
any of a class of tr...
sphereless
22
16
without a sphere [ad...
spherelike
23
20
like a sphere [adj]
sphericity
32
20
a descriptive term t...
spherocyte
30
20
an abnormal red-bloo...
spheroidal
22
17
having the form of a...
spherulite
23
17
a radiating spherica...
sphincters
25
19
SPHINCTER, a ringlik...
sphinxlike
30
28
like a sphinx [adj]
sphygmuses
31
23
SPHYGMUS, (Greek) th...
spiceberry
31
21
any of several plant...
spicileges
25
19
SPICILEGE, a gleanin...
spiculated
24
19
covered with spicule...
spideriest
20
14
SPIDERY, like a spid...
spiderlike
22
19
like a spider [adj]
spiderwebs
25
20
SPIDERWEB, a thread...
spiderwood
22
18
a kind of tree found...
spiderwork
24
21
lace worked by spide...
spiderwort
23
17
any plant of the gen...
spiffiness
24
20
the state of being s...
spiflicate
26
20
to overcome or dispo...
spikenards
20
19
SPIKENARD, an aromat...
spillikins
24
20
SPILLIKIN, a small s...
spillovers
24
19
SPILLOVER, an overfl...
spilosites
21
14
SPILOSITE, a spotted...
spinacenes
20
18
SPINACENE, a natural...
spinaceous
21
18
of or pertaining to...
spindliest
21
16
SPINDLY, long and sl...
spindlings
22
19
SPINDLING, a person...
spindrifts
23
18
SPINDRIFT, the ocean...
spinescent
21
18
tapering or developi...
spinifexes
27
24
SPINIFEX, (Latin) a...
spinigrade
20
17
a type of spiny echi...
spinnakers
19
19
SPINNAKER, a large t...
spinnerets
18
15
SPINNERET, the silk-...
spinneries
18
15
SPINNERY, a spinning...
spinnerule
19
17
one of the numerous...
spinsterly
27
17
like a spinster, als...
spinstress
20
14
a woman who spins [n...
spiracular
24
18
of or pertaining to...
spiraculum
26
22
a breathing-hole; a...
spiralisms
23
17
SPIRALISM, advanceme...
spiralists
22
14
SPIRALIST, someone e...
spiralling
23
18
SPIRAL, to move in s...
spirasters
20
13
SPIRASTER, a coiled...
spirations
19
14
SPIRATION, the act o...
spiritedly
28
17
SPIRITED [adv]
spiritings
22
16
SPIRITING, the act o...
spiritisms
23
16
SPIRITISM, the belie...
spiritists
22
13
SPIRITIST, one who b...
spiritless
22
14
lacking animation or...
spirituals
22
15
SPIRITUAL, a black r...
spirituous
21
15
alcoholic [adj]
spirituses
21
14
SPIRITUS, (Latin) sp...
spirochete
24
18
a spirally coiled ba...
spirograms
22
18
SPIROGRAM, a record...
spirograph
25
20
an instrument record...
spirogyras
27
17
SPIROGYRA, any of va...
spirometer
20
16
an instrument measur...
spirometry
27
18
the act of measuring...
spirophore
23
18
an apparatus for ind...
spirulinae
20
16
SPIRULINA, any filam...
spirulinas
21
16
SPIRULINA, any filam...
spissitude
21
15
density [n -S]
spitballed
24
19
SPITBALL, to pitch a...
spitchcock
33
28
to split open (a fow...
spitchered
25
19
SPITCHER, (slang) to...
spitefully
31
21
SPITEFUL, malicious...
spittlebug
25
20
any of a family of l...
spittliest
22
14
SPITTLY, like or cov...
spivveries
24
21
SPIVVERY, the world...
splanchnic
28
24
visceral [adj]
splashback
29
26
a sheet of glass, pl...
splashdown
25
21
a landing in the sea...
splashiest
23
16
SPLASHY, given to sp...
splashings
24
19
SPLASHING, the act o...
splatching
27
22
SPLATCH, (Scots) to...
splattered
20
15
SPLATTER, to spatter...
splattings
22
17
SPLATTING, the sound...
spleeniest
19
15
SPLEENY, (Shakespear...
spleenless
20
16
having no spleen; he...
spleenwort
22
18
any fern of the genu...
splenative
21
19
(obsolete) hot-tempe...
splendider
20
17
SPLENDID, magnificen...
splendidly
28
20
SPLENDID, magnificen...
splendours
20
17
SPLENDOUR, brillianc...
splendrous
20
17
full of splendour, a...
splenetics
23
18
SPLENETIC, one who i...
spleniuses
20
16
SPLENIUS, (Latin) a...
spleuchans
25
21
SPLEUCHAN, (Gaelic)...
splintered
20
16
SPLINTER, to split i...
splintlike
23
20
like a splint [adj]
splintwood
23
19
sapwood [n -S]
splittings
23
17
SPLITTING, the act o...
splittisms
24
17
SPLITTISM, advocatin...
splittists
23
14
SPLITTIST, one advoc...
splodgiest
22
17
SPLODGY, covered wit...
splooshing
23
19
SPLOOSH, to splash,...
splotchier
26
19
SPLOTCHY, covered wi...
splotchily
34
22
SPLOTCHY, covered wi...
splotching
27
22
SPLOTCH, to mark wit...
splurgiest
23
17
SPLURGY, tending to...
spluttered
21
16
SPLUTTER, to speak r...
splutterer
21
15
one who splutters [n...
spodograms
21
19
SPODOGRAM, a prepara...
spodomancy
28
23
divination by means...
spodumenes
19
19
SPODUMENE, a monocli...
spoilfives
25
21
SPOILFIVE, a certain...
spoilsport
23
17
one who spoils the s...
spokeshave
23
23
a plane or knife use...
spoliating
21
17
SPOLIATE, to despoil...
spoliation
19
15
the act of pillaging...
spoliative
22
18
tending to spoil, al...
spoliators
20
14
SPOLIATOR, one who s...
spoliatory
26
16
tending to spoil, al...
spondaical
22
19
or of pertaining to...
spondylous
26
19
like a spondyl, a ve...
spongeable
21
20
that can be sponged...
spongebags
22
21
SPONGEBAG, a bag for...
spongelike
21
21
like a sponge [adj]
spongeware
21
19
pottery on which pat...
spongewood
21
20
an Indian plant with...
spongiform
23
22
resembling a sponge;...
sponginess
19
17
the state of being s...
spongology
27
21
the study of sponges...
sponsional
18
16
of or pertaining to...
sponsorial
19
15
relating to a sponso...
sponsoring
19
17
SPONSOR, to act as a...
spooferies
20
16
SPOOFERY, good-natur...
spookeries
19
17
SPOOKERY, something...
spookiness
19
18
the state of being s...
spoonbaits
20
17
SPOONBAIT, a lure on...
spoonbills
23
19
SPOONBILL, a kind of...
spoondrift
21
18
the ocean spray whic...
spoonerism
19
17
a transposition of i...
spoonhooks
20
20
SPOONHOOK, a lure on...
spoonworms
22
20
SPOONWORM, a marine...
sporadical
23
18
occurring at irregul...
sporangial
20
17
of or like a sporang...
sporangium
21
20
a chamber inside of...
sporicidal
24
18
killing spores [adj]
sporicides
23
17
SPORICIDE, a substan...
sporidesms
21
17
SPORIDESM, a multice...
sporocarps
24
19
SPOROCARP, a closed...
sporocysts
29
18
SPOROCYST, a rounded...
sporocytes
28
18
SPOROCYTE, a diploid...
sporogenic
22
19
producing spores [ad...
sporogonia
18
16
SPOROGONIUM, an orga...
sporogonic
22
19
relating to a sporog...
sporophore
22
18
a spore-bearing stal...
sporophyll
32
22
a leaf that bears sp...
sporophyls
31
21
SPOROPHYL, a leaf th...
sporophyte
29
20
a spore-producing ph...
sporozoans
20
23
SPOROZOAN, any paras...
sporozoite
21
22
a minute, mobile, pr...
sportances
21
17
SPORTANCE, playful,...
sportbikes
23
20
SPORTBIKE, a kind of...
sportfully
31
21
SPORTFUL, full of sp...
sportiness
19
14
the state of being s...
sportingly
28
19
SPORTING, sportsmanl...
sportively
29
20
SPORTIVE, playful [a...
sportscast
23
16
a broadcast of a spo...
sportswear
22
16
sports clothes [n -S...
sporulated
20
16
SPORULATE, to form (...
sporulates
20
15
SPORULATE, to form (...
spotlessly
28
17
SPOTLESS, perfectly...
spotlights
25
18
SPOTLIGHT, to highli...
spottiness
19
14
the state of being s...
spouseless
20
15
destitute of a spous...
spoylefull
31
22
(Spenser) plundering...
sprackling
26
24
SPRACKLE, (Scots) to...
spraddling
22
19
SPRADDLE, to straddl...
sprangling
22
20
SPRANGLE, (US) to sp...
sprattling
22
17
SPRATTLE, (Scots) to...
sprauchled
26
21
SPRAUCHLE, (Scots) t...
sprauchles
26
20
SPRAUCHLE, (Scots) t...
sprauncier
22
18
SPRAUNCY, smart, dap...
sprawliest
24
17
SPRAWLY, tending to...
spreadable
21
18
that can be spread [...
spreadings
20
17
SPREADING, the act o...
spreaghery
28
19
cattle-stealing; plu...
spreathing
22
18
SPREATHE, (SW dialec...
spreething
22
18
SPREETHE, (SW dialec...
sprekelias
21
18
SPREKELIA, a bulbous...
spriggiest
23
17
SPRIGGY, having smal...
sprightful
28
22
(obsolete) full of s...
sprighting
25
20
SPRIGHT, (Shakespear...
sprigtails
23
16
SPRIGTAIL, a species...
springalds
22
18
SPRINGALD, (archaic)...
springboks
24
23
SPRINGBOK, a South A...
springbuck
28
27
a South African ante...
springeing
21
19
SPRINGE, to snare in...
springhaas
22
18
(Afrikaans) a South...
springhalt
24
19
a jerking lameness i...
springhase
22
18
SPRINGHAAS, (Afrikaa...
springhead
22
19
a fountain or source...
springiest
21
16
SPRINGY, resilient [...
springings
22
19
SPRINGING, the act o...
springless
22
17
without a spring [ad...
springlets
22
17
SPRINGLET, a little...
springlike
23
21
like spring [adj]
springtail
22
17
any one of numerous...
springtide
21
17
springtime [n -S]
springtime
22
19
the time during whic...
springwood
23
20
secondary wood forme...
springwort
24
19
a root thought to be...
sprinklers
22
19
SPRINKLER, a device...
sprinkling
23
22
the act of sprinklin...
sprintings
21
17
SPRINTING, the act o...
spritelier
21
14
SPRITELY, lively, al...
spritsails
22
14
SPRITSAIL, a sail ex...
spritziest
24
22
SPRITZY, emitting a...
sproutings
21
17
SPROUTING, the act o...
spruceness
22
18
the state of being s...
sprynesses
25
16
SPRYNESS, the state...
spuleblade
23
20
(Scots) the shoulder...
spulyieing
28
20
SPULYIE, (Scots) to...
spulzieing
25
27
SPULZIE, (Scots) to...
spumescent
23
21
frothy, foamy [adj]
spunbonded
20
21
of or relating to a...
spunkiness
20
20
pluck, spirit [n -ES...
spurgalled
23
19
SPURGALL, to injure...
spuriosity
27
16
the state of being s...
spuriously
28
18
SPURIOUS, not genuin...
sputterers
20
14
SPUTTERER, one who s...
sputtering
21
17
spitting [adj SPUTTE...
spycatcher
34
23
a person who works i...
spyglasses
28
18
SPYGLASS, a small te...
spymasters
27
18
SPYMASTER, one who c...
squabashed
29
26
SQUABASH, to crush e...
squabasher
29
25
one who deals a squa...
squabashes
29
25
SQUABASH, to crush e...
squabbiest
30
26
SQUABBY, short and t...
squabblers
31
27
SQUABBLER, one who s...
squabbling
32
30
petty quarrelling [n...
squadronal
25
23
relating to a squadr...
squadroned
24
23
SQUADRON, to organiz...
squadrones
24
22
SQUADRONE, (Italian)...
squailings
28
24
SQUAILING, the act o...
squalidest
27
22
SQUALID, filthy, neg...
squalidity
34
24
the state of being s...
squalliest
28
22
SQUALLY, full of squ...
squallings
29
25
SQUALLING [n]
squamation
25
24
scaliness [n -S]
squamellas
28
25
SQUAMELLA, a little...
squamiform
30
29
shaped like a scale...
squamosals
27
24
SQUAMOSAL, a paired...
squamosely
33
26
SQUAMOSE, covered wi...
squamosity
33
25
scaliness [n SQUAMOS...
squamously
34
27
SQUAMOUS, covered wi...
squamulose
27
25
covered with very sm...
squandered
24
23
SQUANDER, to spend w...
squanderer
24
22
one who squanders [n...
squarehead
26
23
(offensive) a German...
squareness
24
21
the state of being s...
squarewise
28
23
in squares [adv]
squarishly
36
25
SQUARISH, somewhat s...
squashable
30
26
that can be squashed...
squashiest
28
22
SQUASHY, yielding, s...
squattered
25
21
SQUATTER, to splash...
squattiest
26
20
SQUATTY, squat, dump...
squattings
27
23
SQUATTING, the act o...
squattling
28
24
SQUATTLE, (Scots) to...
squawkiest
30
27
SQUAWKY, shrill and...
squawkings
31
30
SQUAWKING, the act o...
squawroots
28
23
SQUAWROOT, a scaly p...
squeakiest
26
24
SQUEAKY, making a sq...
squeakings
27
27
SQUEAKING, the act o...
squealings
27
24
SQUEALING [n]
squeezable
30
33
that can be squeezed...
squeeziest
28
29
SQUEEZY, squeezable...
squeezings
29
32
SQUEEZING, the act o...
squeggings
29
27
SQUEGGING, a type of...
squelchers
32
26
SQUELCHER, an overwh...
squelchier
32
26
SQUELCHY, sounding l...
squelching
33
29
the act of squelchin...
squeteague
25
23
(Native American) an...
squibbings
32
29
SQUIBBING, the act o...
squidgiest
28
23
SQUIDGY, unpleasantl...
squiffiest
31
26
SQUIFFY, (colloquial...
squigglers
30
25
SQUIGGLER, one who s...
squigglier
30
25
SQUIGGLY, like squig...
squiggling
31
28
SQUIGGLE, to writhe...
squillions
28
23
SQUILLION, an indefi...
squinching
32
29
SQUINCH, to screw up...
squinniest
25
22
SQUINNY, squinting [...
squinnying
32
27
SQUINNY, to squint,...
squintiest
26
21
SQUINTY, marked by s...
squintings
27
24
SQUINTING, the act o...
squirality
34
23
squires collectively...
squirarchs
32
25
SQUIRARCH, one who b...
squirarchy
38
27
squires collectively...
squireages
26
22
SQUIREAGE, squires c...
squirearch
31
25
a squire, a member o...
squiredoms
27
24
SQUIREDOM, the offic...
squirehood
27
23
the rank of squire [...
squirelike
28
25
like a squire [adj]
squireling
28
24
a petty squire [n -S...
squireship
31
25
squirehood [n -S]
squiresses
26
20
SQUIRESS, a squire's...
squirmiest
28
23
SQUIRMY, given to sq...
squirreled
27
22
SQUIRREL, to store u...
squirrelly
35
24
like a squirrel, als...
squirtings
28
23
SQUIRTING, the act o...
squishiest
29
22
SQUISHY, squashy [ad...
squooshier
27
22
SQUOOSHY, squashy [a...
squooshing
28
25
SQUOOSH, to squash,...
stabbingly
30
22
STABBING, of a pain,...
stabilates
20
14
STABILATE [v]
stabilised
21
15
STABILISE, to make s...
stabiliser
21
14
one that stabilises...
stabilises
21
14
STABILISE, to make s...
stabilized
24
24
STABILIZE, to make s...
stabilizer
24
23
one that stabilizes...
stabilizes
24
23
STABILIZE, to make s...
stableboys
28
19
STABLEBOY, someone w...
stablemate
20
17
a horse from the sam...
stableness
19
15
the state of being s...
stablished
23
17
STABLISH, (archaic)...
stablishes
23
16
STABLISH, (archaic)...
stacations
19
14
STACATION, a holiday...
stackrooms
22
20
STACKROOM, in a libr...
stackyards
28
20
STACKYARD, a yard or...
stadholder
20
15
(Dutch) a Dutch vice...
staffrider
22
17
(South Africa) a per...
staffrooms
22
19
STAFFROOM, a room in...
stagecoach
25
20
a horsedrawn passeng...
stagecraft
23
18
the effective manage...
stagehands
19
16
STAGEHAND, a workman...
staggerers
19
14
STAGGERER, one who s...
staggering
20
17
astonishing, unbelie...
staghounds
20
17
STAGHOUND, a dog use...
stagnances
19
17
STAGNANCE, the state...
stagnantly
24
17
STAGNANT, still and...
stagnating
18
16
STAGNATE, to become...
stagnation
16
14
the act of stagnatin...
stainproof
20
17
proof against stains...
staircased
20
14
having a staircase [...
staircases
20
13
STAIRCASE, a flight...
stairfoots
19
13
STAIRFOOT, the level...
stairheads
19
13
STAIRHEAD, the level...
stairlifts
22
14
STAIRLIFT, a lift to...
stairsteps
20
13
STAIRSTEP [n]
stairwells
23
15
STAIRWELL, a vertica...
stairworks
22
17
STAIRWORK, backstair...
stalactite
21
14
a roughly conical or...
stalagmite
20
16
a roughly conical sh...
stalemated
18
15
STALEMATE, to subjec...
stalemates
18
14
STALEMATE, to subjec...
stalkiness
19
16
the quality of being...
stallenger
19
15
(historical) a keepe...
stallinger
20
15
(historical) a keepe...
stalwartly
29
17
STALWART, staunch, a...
stalworths
24
16
STALWORTH, a stalwar...
stamineous
17
15
related to stamens,...
staminodes
17
15
STAMINODE, a sterile...
staminodia
17
15
STAMINODIUM, a steri...
stammerers
19
16
STAMMERER, one who s...
stammering
20
19
hesitant [adj STAMME...
stampeders
20
17
STAMPEDER, one who s...
stampeding
21
20
STAMPEDE, to send ru...
stampedoed
19
18
STAMPEDO, (obsolete)...
stanchable
24
20
that can be stanched...
stanchered
21
17
STANCHER, to support...
stanchings
23
19
STANCHING, the act o...
stanchions
21
17
STANCHION, an uprigh...
stanchless
23
17
(Shakespeare) that c...
stanchness
21
17
the state of being s...
standardly
24
16
STANDARD, conforming...
standdowns
19
17
STANDDOWN, a return...
standfasts
19
15
STANDFAST, a reliabl...
standfirst
20
15
an introductory para...
standgales
18
15
STANDGALE, a corrupt...
standishes
19
14
STANDISH, a receptac...
standovers
18
16
STANDOVER, a threate...
standpipes
21
18
STANDPIPE, a pipe fo...
standpoint
18
16
a position from whic...
standstill
20
14
a state characterize...
stannaries
15
12
STANNARY, a tin-mini...
stannators
15
12
STANNATOR, one of th...
stannotype
23
17
a photograph taken u...
staphyline
28
19
like a bunch of grap...
staphyloma
29
21
a protrusion of any...
starboards
19
14
STARBOARD, to put or...
starbursts
21
14
STARBURST, a pattern...
starchedly
30
19
STARCHED [adv]
starchiest
23
15
STARCHY, containing...
starchlike
25
20
like starch [adj]
stardrifts
21
14
STARDRIFT, a common...
starfished
22
16
spread-eagled [adj]
starfishes
22
15
STARFISH, a star-sha...
starflower
23
17
any of several plant...
starfruits
21
14
STARFRUIT, a flower,...
starfucker
24
21
a person who seeks t...
stargazers
21
21
STARGAZER, any of va...
stargazing
22
24
observation of the s...
starkening
18
18
STARKEN, to make or...
starlights
23
15
STARLIGHT, the light...
starmonger
18
16
a fortune teller; an...
starosties
17
10
STAROSTY, a domain b...
starriness
17
11
the state of being s...
starshines
19
13
STARSHINE, the light...
starstones
16
11
STARSTONE, asteriate...
starstruck
23
18
particularly taken w...
startingly
26
16
(Shakespeare) in fit...
startlings
20
14
STARTLING, the act o...
starvation
18
15
the act or an instan...
starveling
21
18
a starving, weak, hu...
stasidions
17
12
STASIDION, (Greek) a...
statecraft
22
16
the art of conductin...
statehoods
18
13
STATEHOOD, the statu...
statehouse
18
13
the building in whic...
stateliest
18
11
STATELY, dignified [...
statements
17
14
STATEMENT, to take a...
staterooms
17
13
STATEROOM, a private...
statically
29
17
STATICAL, relating t...
stationary
22
13
fixed in a station,...
stationers
16
11
STATIONER, one who s...
stationery
22
13
materials (as paper,...
stationing
17
14
STATION, to assign t...
statistics
22
13
STATISTIC, a tabulat...
statoblast
20
14
a reproductive body...
statocysts
27
15
STATOCYST, an organ...
statolatry
24
13
the act or practice...
statoliths
21
13
STATOLITH, a small c...
statoscope
21
16
an instrument for me...
statuaries
17
11
STATUARY, a group of...
statuesque
25
21
tall and well-propor...
statuettes
17
11
STATUETTE, a small s...
statutable
20
15
made or introduced b...
statutably
27
17
STATUTABLE, made or...
staunchers
22
17
STAUNCHER, something...
staunchest
22
17
STAUNCH, firm, stead...
staunching
23
20
the act of staunchin...
staurolite
18
12
a silicate of alumin...
stavesacre
21
17
a tall larkspur whos...
stavudines
19
17
STAVUDINE, a drug us...
staycation
25
16
a holiday in which l...
staymakers
25
19
STAYMAKER, one whose...
steadiness
16
12
the state of being s...
steakhouse
19
17
a restaurant special...
stealingly
26
17
STEALING [adv]
stealthful
24
18
stealthy [adj]
stealthier
20
13
STEALTHY, acting wit...
stealthily
28
16
STEALTHY, acting wit...
stealthing
21
16
the act of making e....
steamboats
19
16
STEAMBOAT, a boat po...
steamering
18
16
STEAMER, to travel b...
steaminess
17
14
the state of being s...
steampunks
21
22
STEAMPUNK, a genre o...
steamrolls
20
15
STEAMROLL, to crush...
steamships
23
18
STEAMSHIP, a ship po...
steamtight
22
17
impervious to steam...
stearsmate
17
13
one who steers, also...
steatocele
19
14
a fatty tumour in th...
steatopyga
25
17
an excessive develop...
stedfastly
27
17
STEDFAST, (obsolete)...
steelheads
19
14
STEELHEAD, a north P...
steeliness
17
12
the state of being s...
steelmaker
19
18
a worker in steel [n...
steelwares
20
14
STEELWARE, articles...
steelworks
22
18
STEELWORK, work exec...
steelyards
24
14
STEELYARD, a weighin...
steenbucks
23
22
STEENBUCK, (Afrikaan...
steenkirks
19
19
STEENKIRK, (historic...
steepdowne
20
18
(Shakespeare) precip...
steepening
18
17
STEEPEN, to become s...
steepiness
18
14
(obsolete) steepness...
steerlings
19
14
STEERLING, a young s...
steersmate
17
13
one who steers, also...
steganopod
18
17
any bird of the peli...
stegnotics
21
16
STEGNOTIC, a drug te...
stegodonts
17
14
STEGODONT, an extinc...
stegomyias
25
17
STEGOMYIA, a genus o...
stegosaurs
18
13
STEGOSAUR, a herbivo...
steinbocks
23
21
STEINBOCK, (Afrikaan...
steinkirks
20
19
STEINKIRK, a neckclo...
stellately
26
15
STELLATE, star-shape...
stellerids
20
13
STELLERID, a starfis...
stellified
22
16
STELLIFY, to convert...
stellifies
22
15
STELLIFY, to convert...
stelliform
23
18
shaped like a star [...
stellulate
20
14
minutely stellate [a...
stemmatous
19
17
of or like a stemma...
stemmeries
19
16
STEMMERY, a place wh...
stemwinder
21
18
a keyless watch [n -...
stenchiest
22
16
STENCHY, having a fo...
stencilers
21
15
STENCILER, one who p...
stenciling
22
18
STENCIL, to produce...
stencilled
22
17
STENCIL, to produce...
stenciller
22
16
one who paints or co...
stenobaths
20
16
STENOBATH, a stenoba...
stenograph
21
18
to write or report i...
stenopaeic
20
17
of spectacles, optic...
stenotherm
19
16
an organism capable...
stenotopic
21
17
able to adapt only t...
stenotyped
24
17
STENOTYPE, to record...
stenotyper
24
16
one who does stenoty...
stenotypes
24
16
STENOTYPE, a form of...
stenotypic
28
19
relating to a stenot...
stentorian
15
12
extremely loud [adj]
stepbairns
21
17
STEPBAIRN, (Scots) a...
stepdancer
21
18
one who does a step...
stepfamily
30
22
a family acquired by...
stepfather
23
18
the husband of one's...
stephanite
20
16
a brittle silver ore...
stepladder
20
16
a ladder that has br...
stepmother
22
18
the wife of one's fa...
stepparent
20
17
a person who is a st...
stepsister
20
13
a daughter of one's...
stepstools
20
14
STEPSTOOL, a stool a...
steradians
16
12
STERADIAN, a unit of...
stercorary
26
15
relating to dung, al...
stercorate
19
13
to defecate [v STERC...
sterculias
22
15
STERCULIA, any tree...
stereobate
17
13
a substructure found...
stereocard
19
14
a card on which a pa...
stereogram
18
15
a diagram or picture...
stereology
24
15
the study of three-d...
stereopses
18
13
STEREOPSIS, stereosc...
stereopsis
19
13
stereoscopic or thre...
stereotomy
23
15
the cutting of stone...
stereotype
24
15
a fixed conventional...
stereotypy
31
17
the art or process o...
sterically
29
17
STERICAL, pertaining...
sterigmata
19
15
STERIGMA, a spore-be...
sterilants
18
12
STERILANT, a sterili...
sterilised
19
12
STERILISE, to make s...
steriliser
19
11
an apparatus for ste...
sterilises
19
11
STERILISE, to make s...
sterilized
22
21
STERILIZE, to render...
sterilizer
22
20
an apparatus for ste...
sterilizes
22
20
STERILIZE, to render...
sterlingly
27
17
STERLING, genuine, a...
sternalgia
18
14
pain around the ster...
sternalgic
22
17
relating to sternalg...
sternboard
18
15
the backward motion...
sternebrae
17
14
STERNEBRA, one of th...
sternfasts
19
14
STERNFAST, a rope or...
sternports
19
14
STERNPORT, a port or...
sternposts
19
14
STERNPOST, the main...
sternsheet
18
13
the part of a boat b...
sternwards
20
15
towards the stern, a...
sternworks
21
18
hinder parts [n]
stertorous
17
11
with a snoring sound...
stevedored
18
16
STEVEDORE, to work a...
stevedores
18
15
STEVEDORE, a dock wo...
stewardess
20
14
a woman who performs...
stewarding
21
17
STEWARD, to act as a...
stiacciato
23
16
(Italian) very low r...
stibialism
23
17
antimony poisoning [...
sticcadoes
23
17
STICCADO, (Italian)...
sticcatoes
23
16
STICCATO, (Italian)...
sticharion
22
16
a vestment like an a...
stichidium
26
20
a branch producing t...
stichology
31
20
metrical theory [n S...
stickballs
27
22
STICKBALL, baseball...
stickering
23
20
STICKER, to apply ad...
stickiness
22
18
the state of being s...
sticklings
25
21
STICKLING, making ob...
stickseeds
22
18
STICKSEED, any of va...
sticktight
27
21
a plant with sticky...
stickweeds
25
21
STICKWEED, any of se...
stickworks
27
24
STICKWORK, skill in...
stickybeak
31
26
(Australian slang) a...
stiddieing
19
15
STIDDIE, to forge on...
stiffeners
21
17
STIFFENER, something...
stiffening
22
20
the act of stiffenin...
stiffwares
25
19
STIFFWARE, software...
stiflingly
30
20
STIFLING, very hot [...
stigmarian
19
16
the pitted undergrou...
stigmatics
24
18
STIGMATIC, a person...
stigmatise
20
15
to mark with a stigm...
stigmatism
22
18
the impression of st...
stigmatist
21
15
one believed to be s...
stigmatize
23
24
to mark with a stigm...
stigmatose
19
15
stigmatic [adj]
stilettoed
18
12
STILETTO, to stab wi...
stilettoes
18
11
STILETTO, to stab wi...
stillatory
26
14
a still, a distiller...
stillbirth
26
17
the birth of a dead...
stillborns
22
16
STILLBORN, a baby de...
stillhouse
22
15
(US) a distillery [n...
stillicide
24
16
a succession of drop...
stilliform
24
18
having the shape of...
stillrooms
21
15
STILLROOM, a room, i...
stiltbirds
23
15
STILTBIRD, a long-le...
stiltiness
19
12
the quality of being...
stimpmeter
22
19
a device that measur...
stimulable
23
19
that can be stimulat...
stimulancy
29
21
the quality of being...
stimulants
20
16
STIMULANT, a substan...
stimulated
20
16
STIMULATE, to excite...
stimulater
20
15
an agent that stimul...
stimulates
20
15
STIMULATE, to excite...
stimulator
20
15
an agent that stimul...
stingarees
17
13
STINGAREE, a ray wit...
stingbulls
24
19
STINGBULL, the weeve...
stinginess
18
14
the state of being s...
stingingly
27
19
STINGING, painful, s...
stinkbirds
22
19
STINKBIRD, another n...
stinkeroos
17
15
STINKEROO, a bad or...
stinkhorns
20
18
STINKHORN, a kind of...
stinkingly
27
21
STINKING, evil-smell...
stinkstone
17
16
a limestone that giv...
stinkweeds
21
19
STINKWEED, any foul-...
stinkwoods
21
19
STINKWOOD, a name gi...
stintingly
26
17
STINTING, grudging [...
stipellate
21
15
having stipels [adj]
stipplings
25
20
STIPPLING, the act o...
stipulable
24
19
that can be stipulat...
stipulated
21
16
STIPULATE, to set or...
stipulates
21
15
STIPULATE, to set or...
stipulator
21
15
one who stipulates [...
stirabouts
20
14
STIRABOUT, (Anglo-Ir...
stirringly
27
16
STIRRING, rousing, e...
stitchings
25
18
STITCHING, the act o...
stitchwork
28
22
embroidery [n -S]
stitchwort
27
18
any plant of the chi...
stoccadoes
22
17
STOCCADO, (Italian)...
stochastic
26
18
involving chance or...
stockading
22
21
STOCKADE, to build a...
stockhorns
23
20
STOCKHORN, a primiti...
stockhorse
23
19
(Australian) a horse...
stockiness
21
18
the state of being s...
stockinets
21
18
STOCKINET, an elasti...
stockinged
22
21
wearing stockings [a...
stockinger
22
20
a stocking weaver [n...
stockishly
32
22
STOCKISH, like a sto...
stocklists
24
18
STOCKLIST, a list of...
stocklocks
27
25
STOCKLOCK, a lock wi...
stockpiled
25
22
STOCKPILE, to make s...
stockpiler
25
21
one who stockpiles [...
stockpiles
25
21
STOCKPILE, to make s...
stockrooms
22
20
STOCKROOM, a room wh...
stockroute
21
18
in Australia and New...
stocktaken
21
22
STOCKTAKE, to perfor...
stocktakes
22
21
STOCKTAKE, to perfor...
stockworks
26
24
STOCKWORK, (German)...
stockyards
28
20
STOCKYARD, a large y...
stodginess
18
14
the state of being s...
stoitering
18
13
STOITER, (Scots) to...
stokeholds
21
18
STOKEHOLD, a ship's...
stokeholes
20
17
STOKEHOLE, the area...
stolenwise
20
15
(archaic) by stealth...
stolidness
18
13
the state of being s...
stomachers
23
18
STOMACHER, armour fo...
stomachful
27
23
proud, haughty [adj]...
stomachics
27
21
STOMACHIC, a stomach...
stomaching
24
21
STOMACH, to tolerate...
stomachous
23
19
(archaic) proud [adj...
stomatitic
22
16
relating to stomatit...
stomatitis
19
13
inflammation of the...
stomatopod
19
17
one of the Stomatopo...
stomodaeal
17
15
of or like a stomoda...
stomodaeum
18
18
in embryology, the i...
stomodeums
19
18
STOMODEUM, an embryo...
stoneboats
17
14
STONEBOAT, (US) a lo...
stoneborer
17
14
any boring mollusc [...
stonebrash
20
16
a subsoil made up of...
stonebreak
18
18
another name for sax...
stonecasts
19
14
STONECAST, the throw...
stonechats
21
16
STONECHAT, a small b...
stonecrops
21
17
STONECROP, a yellow...
stoneflies
19
15
STONEFLY, a winged i...
stonehands
17
15
STONEHAND, in printi...
stonehorse
17
13
a stallion [n -S]
stonemason
15
15
a mason who builds w...
stoneshots
18
13
STONESHOT, a stone o...
stonewalls
21
16
STONEWALL, of a bats...
stonewares
18
14
STONEWARE, a species...
stoneworks
20
18
STONEWORK, any work...
stoneworts
19
14
STONEWORT, any plant...
stonishing
20
16
STONISH, to astonish...
stonkering
18
18
STONKER, (Australian...
stoolballs
22
16
STOOLBALL, a kind of...
stoopballs
23
18
STOOPBALL, a variati...
stoopingly
27
19
STOOPING [adv]
stoplights
25
18
STOPLIGHT, the brake...
stoppering
22
19
STOPPER, to seal wit...
storecards
20
14
STORECARD, a charge...
storefront
18
14
the front side of a...
storehouse
18
13
a place where food a...
storerooms
17
13
STOREROOM, a room in...
storeships
22
15
STORESHIP, a vessel...
storiettes
17
10
STORIETTE, a short t...
storiology
25
15
the study of folk ta...
storksbill
24
19
any plant of the gen...
stormbirds
22
17
STORMBIRD, a petrel...
stormbound
20
19
trapped by a storm [...
stormcocks
26
23
STORMCOCK, a missel-...
stormfully
30
21
STORMFUL, abounding...
storminess
18
14
the state of being s...
stormproof
22
19
proof against bad we...
storyboard
25
16
a board on which is...
storybooks
26
19
STORYBOOK, a book of...
storyettes
23
12
STORYETTE, a short t...
storylines
24
14
STORYLINE, the main...
stottering
18
13
STOTTER, to stagger,...
stoutening
17
15
STOUTEN, to make sto...
stoutherie
19
13
(Scots) theft, stole...
stouthrief
22
16
(Scots) theft with v...
stovepipes
23
20
STOVEPIPE, a man's t...
strabismal
22
17
of or like a strabis...
strabismic
25
19
of or like a strabis...
strabismus
22
17
a squint, also STRAB...
strabotomy
26
18
surgical removal of...
stracchini
26
19
STRACCHINO, (Italian...
stracchino
25
19
(Italian) a type of...
straddlers
19
13
STRADDLER, one who s...
straddling
20
16
STRADDLE, to bestrid...
stragglers
21
15
STRAGGLER, one who s...
stragglier
21
15
STRAGGLY, irregularl...
straggling
22
18
wandering from the m...
straichter
23
15
STRAICHT, (Scots) st...
straighted
21
15
STRAIGHT, to lay out...
straighten
20
15
to make straight [v...
straighter
21
14
STRAIGHT, uncurved,...
straightly
29
17
STRAIGHT, uncurved,...
strainedly
24
15
STRAINED [adv]
strainings
18
14
STRAINING, the act o...
straitened
16
12
STRAITEN, to make st...
straitness
17
11
the state of being s...
stramacons
20
17
STRAMACON, (obsolete...
stramashed
20
16
STRAMASH, (Scots) to...
stramashes
20
15
STRAMASH [n]
stramazons
20
23
STRAMAZON, (obsolete...
stramonies
17
14
STRAMONY, thorn appl...
stramonium
19
18
thorn apple, and its...
strandflat
20
16
in Norway, a gently...
strandline
17
14
the shoreline [n -S]
strandwolf
23
19
the brown hyena that...
strangered
17
14
STRANGER, to make a...
stranglers
19
14
STRANGLER, one who s...
strangling
20
17
STRANGLE, to choke t...
straphangs
22
18
STRAPHANG, of a pass...
straplines
20
15
STRAPLINE, a subsidi...
strapontin
18
15
(French) a folding s...
strappados
21
17
STRAPPADO, (Italian)...
strappiest
22
16
STRAPPY, having stra...
strappings
23
19
STRAPPING, fastening...
strapworts
23
16
STRAPWORT, a seaside...
stratagems
19
15
STRATAGEM, a plan fo...
strategics
22
15
strategy [n]
strategies
18
12
STRATEGY, a plan for...
strategise
18
12
to devise a strategy...
strategist
19
12
one skilled in strat...
strategize
21
21
to devise a strategy...
strathspey
28
17
a reel-like Scottish...
stratified
20
14
STRATIFY, to arrange...
stratifies
20
13
STRATIFY, to arrange...
stratiform
21
16
layered; forming a l...
stratocrat
20
13
a member of a strato...
strauchted
23
17
STRAUCHT, to stretch...
strauchter
23
16
STRAUCHT, (Scots) st...
straughted
21
16
STRAUGHT, to stretch...
straughter
21
15
STRAUGHT, (Scots) st...
stravaging
21
19
STRAVAGE, to stroll,...
stravaiged
20
17
STRAVAIG, (Scots) to...
stravaiger
20
16
(Scots) a wanderer,...
strawberry
29
18
the fruit of any spe...
strawboard
22
17
pasteboard made of p...
strawworms
25
19
STRAWWORM, a caddice...
straylings
26
16
STRAYLING, a stray [...
streakiest
18
14
STREAKY, covered wit...
streakings
19
17
STREAKING, the pract...
streaklike
20
19
like a streak [adj]
streambeds
20
17
STREAMBED, the bed o...
streamered
17
14
having streamers [ad...
streamiest
18
13
STREAMY, streaming [...
streamings
19
16
STREAMING, the act o...
streamless
19
14
destitute of streams...
streamlets
19
14
STREAMLET, a small s...
streamlike
20
18
like a stream [adj]
streamline
18
15
to design or constru...
streamling
20
17
a small stream [n -S...
streamside
18
14
the side of a stream...
streetages
17
12
STREETAGE, a toll fo...
streetboys
25
15
STREETBOY, a boy who...
streetcars
20
13
STREETCAR, (US) a tr...
streetfuls
21
15
STREETFUL, the conte...
streetiest
17
10
STREETY, abounding i...
streetlamp
21
17
a lamp for lighting...
streetroom
17
13
space enough in the...
streetward
20
14
towards or facing th...
streetwear
19
13
clothes suitable for...
streetwise
20
13
possessing the skill...
streigning
19
16
STREIGNE, (obsolete)...
strelitzes
22
20
STRELITZ, (Russian)...
strelitzia
22
20
a plant of the South...
strengthen
19
16
to make stronger [v...
streperous
19
14
loud; boisterous [ad...
strepitant
19
14
making a great clamo...
strepitoso
19
13
(Italian) noisy, boi...
strepitous
20
14
making a great clamo...
stressiest
18
10
STRESSY, (colloquial...
stressless
19
11
without stress [adj]
stretchers
23
15
STRETCHER, to carry...
stretchier
23
15
STRETCHY, tending to...
stretching
24
18
the act of stretchin...
strewments
21
17
STREWMENT, (Shakespe...
striations
17
11
STRIATION, marking w...
striatures
18
11
STRIATURE, a stria,...
strickenly
29
21
STRICKEN, strongly a...
strickling
25
21
STRICKLE, to shape g...
strictions
21
14
STRICTION, the act o...
strictness
21
14
the state of being s...
strictured
22
15
affected with a stri...
strictures
22
14
STRICTURE, an advers...
striddling
21
16
STRIDDLE, to straddl...
stridelegs
20
14
(Scots) astride, als...
stridences
20
15
STRIDENCE, the quali...
stridently
25
15
STRIDENT, loud, grat...
strideways
27
16
astride [adv]
stridulant
19
14
stridulating [adj ST...
stridulate
19
13
to make a chirping o...
stridulous
20
14
squeaky [adj STRIDUL...
strifeless
21
14
without strife [adj]
strigiform
23
18
shaped like an owl [...
strikeless
20
15
without a strike [ad...
strikeouts
19
15
STRIKEOUT, an out in...
strikeover
20
18
an act or instance o...
strikingly
28
20
STRIKING, impressive...
stringency
27
19
the state of being s...
stringendo
17
15
(Italian) urging or...
stringhalt
22
16
a jerking lameness i...
stringiest
19
13
STRINGY, fibrous [ad...
stringings
20
16
STRINGING, the act o...
stringless
20
14
having no strings [a...
stringlike
21
18
lIke a string [adj]
strinkling
21
19
a sprinkling [n -S]
stripagram
22
18
a greetings message...
stripeless
21
14
without a stripe [ad...
stripiness
20
14
the state of being s...
striplings
23
17
STRIPLING, a youth i...
stripogram
22
18
a message deliver by...
strippable
25
20
that can be stripped...
strippings
24
19
STRIPPING, the act o...
striptease
19
13
a burlesque act in w...
strivingly
29
20
STRIVING, trying har...
strobilate
20
14
to undergo strobilat...
strobiline
20
15
of or pertaining to...
strobiloid
21
15
like a strobile, a s...
strobotron
18
14
a gas-filled electro...
stroddling
20
16
STRODDLE, (dialect)...
stroganoff
21
19
(Russian) of meat, c...
strokeplay
27
20
referring to scoring...
strollings
21
15
STROLLING, the act o...
stromatous
18
14
of or like a stroma,...
strombuses
21
17
STROMBUS, a very lar...
strongarms
19
16
STRONGARM, to use fo...
stronghold
21
17
a fortified place [n...
strongness
17
14
the state of being s...
strongroom
18
16
a room for the keepi...
strongyles
25
16
STRONGYLE, (Greek) a...
strontians
16
12
STRONTIAN, an oxide...
strontiums
19
15
STRONTIUM, a metalli...
strophical
26
19
pertaining to or con...
strophiole
22
16
a caruncle [n -S]
strophoids
22
16
STROPHOID, a type of...
strophulus
24
18
a skin inflammation...
stroppiest
22
16
STROPPY, (colloquial...
stroudings
19
15
STROUDING, the mater...
stroupachs
25
19
STROUPACH, (Scots) a...
structural
23
16
relating to structur...
structured
22
16
STRUCTURE, to give a...
structures
22
15
STRUCTURE, to give a...
strugglers
22
16
STRUGGLER, one who s...
struggling
23
19
making strenuous eff...
strumpeted
21
18
STRUMPET, to act lik...
struthioid
21
14
a member of the ostr...
struthious
21
14
of or relating to os...
struttings
20
14
STRUTTING, the act o...
strychnias
29
18
STRYCHNIA, (obsolete...
strychnine
28
19
to poison with stryc...
strychnism
31
21
strychnine poisoning...
stubbiness
22
18
the state of being s...
stubbliest
24
18
STUBBLY, covered wit...
stubborned
21
19
STUBBORN, to be stub...
stubborner
21
18
STUBBORN, obstinate...
stubbornly
29
21
STUBBORN, obstinate...
stuccowork
28
24
work done in stucco...
studfishes
23
17
STUDFISH, any one of...
studhorses
20
14
STUDHORSE, a stallio...
studiously
26
16
STUDIOUS, given to s...
stuffiness
22
18
the state of being s...
stultified
22
16
STULTIFY, to cause t...
stultifier
22
15
one who stultifies [...
stultifies
22
15
STULTIFY, to cause t...
stumblebum
26
25
(US) an awkward pers...
stumbliest
23
18
STUMBLY, apt to stum...
stumpiness
21
18
the state of being s...
stumpworks
26
24
STUMPWORK, a type of...
stunningly
25
19
STUNNING, stupefying...
stuntwoman
20
19
a woman who doubles...
stuntwomen
20
19
STUNTWOMAN, a woman...
stupefiers
22
17
STUPEFIER, something...
stupefying
29
22
STUPEFY, to dull the...
stupendous
19
17
causing astonishment...
stupidness
20
16
the state of being s...
stuprating
21
17
STUPRATE, (archaic)...
stupration
19
15
(archaic) rape, viol...
sturdiness
18
13
the state of being s...
stutterers
18
11
STUTTERER, one who s...
stuttering
19
14
hesitant [adj STUTTE...
stylebooks
27
20
STYLEBOOK, a book of...
stylistics
30
16
the science of varia...
stylitisms
28
16
STYLITISM, the pract...
stylobates
26
16
STYLOBATE, (Greek) a...
stylograph
30
20
a stylographic pen [...
stylolites
26
14
STYLOLITE, an irregu...
stylolitic
30
17
of or like a styloli...
stylometry
32
18
the study of literat...
stylophone
27
19
a type of battery-po...
stylopised
27
17
STYLOPISE, to paraly...
stylopises
27
16
STYLOPISE, to paraly...
stylopized
30
26
STYLOPIZE, to paraly...
stylopizes
30
25
STYLOPIZE, to paraly...
stylopodia
26
17
STYLOPODIUM [n]
stypticity
37
20
the state of being s...
styrofoams
26
18
STYROFOAM, (tradenam...
suaveolent
18
17
fragrant [adj]
subacetate
21
17
an acetate in smalle...
subacidity
30
20
the state of being s...
subactions
22
18
SUBACTION, the act o...
subacutely
30
21
SUBACUTE, somewhat a...
subahships
27
21
SUBAHSHIP, the offic...
subalterns
20
16
SUBALTERN, a person...
subangular
21
19
slightly angular [ad...
subaquatic
31
27
under water [adj]
subaqueous
27
25
under water [adj]
subarctics
27
20
SUBARCTIC, the zone...
subarcuate
22
18
somewhat arched; wit...
subarticle
24
18
a subordinate articl...
subatomics
24
20
the study of subatom...
subaudible
23
20
hardly audible [adj]
subaverage
21
20
below average [adj]
subbureaus
22
19
SUBBUREAU, a subdivi...
subbureaux
28
26
SUBBUREAU, a subdivi...
subcabinet
24
21
a subdivision of a c...
subcaliber
26
21
of ammunition, havin...
subcalibre
26
21
of ammunition, havin...
subcantors
22
18
SUBCANTOR, a subordi...
subcarrier
23
17
a modulated frequenc...
subceiling
25
21
an under-ceiling [n...
subcellars
25
19
SUBCELLAR, a subdivi...
subcenters
22
18
SUBCENTER, a subordi...
subcentral
23
19
under the center [ad...
subcentres
22
18
SUBCENTRE, a subordi...
subception
24
21
subliminal perceptio...
subchanter
24
20
a precentor's deputy...
subchapter
27
22
a subordinate part o...
subcharter
25
19
to rent a chartered...
subchasers
25
19
SUBCHASER, a small m...
subchelate
25
20
in smaller proportio...
subcircuit
28
21
a part of a circuit...
subclassed
24
19
SUBCLASS, to place i...
subclasses
24
18
SUBCLASS, to place i...
subclauses
24
19
SUBCLAUSE, a part of...
subclavian
25
23
situated or passing...
subcluster
25
19
to form part of a cl...
subcollege
25
21
an institution of hi...
subcompact
29
26
a small car, such as...
subconsuls
24
20
SUBCONSUL, an assist...
subcooling
24
21
SUBCOOL, to cool bel...
subcordate
22
18
somewhat cordate; so...
subcostals
24
18
SUBCOSTAL, a subcost...
subcranial
23
19
situated under, or o...
subcrustal
25
19
relating to the subc...
subculture
25
20
a social, ethnic or...
subcutises
24
18
SUBCUTIS, the deeper...
subdeacons
21
19
SUBDEACON, a ministe...
subdealers
20
16
SUBDEALER, a dealer...
subdeanery
24
18
the office or rank o...
subdecanal
22
20
of or pertaining to...
subdeliria
21
16
SUBDELIRIUM, a mild...
subdialect
24
19
a subdivision of a d...
subdivided
23
21
SUBDIVIDE, to divide...
subdivider
23
20
one who subdivides [...
subdivides
23
20
SUBDIVIDE, to divide...
subducting
25
22
SUBDUCT, to withdraw...
subduction
23
20
the process of one p...
subduement
20
20
subdual [n -S]
subeconomy
28
23
the lower reaches of...
subediting
21
18
SUBEDIT, to act as a...
subeditors
20
15
SUBEDITOR, an assist...
subentries
19
15
SUBENTRY, an entry m...
suberising
21
17
SUBERISE, to convert...
suberizing
24
26
SUBERIZE, to convert...
subfertile
23
18
not very fertile [ad...
subfossils
24
18
SUBFOSSIL, part of a...
subfuscous
26
22
duskish; moderately...
subgeneric
23
20
of or pertaining to...
subgenuses
20
18
SUBGENUS, a subdivis...
subglacial
26
21
of or relating to th...
subglobose
23
20
not quite globose [a...
subgrouped
23
21
SUBGROUP, to divide...
subheading
22
20
an inferior heading,...
subimagoes
21
19
SUBIMAGO, a stage in...
subincised
23
19
SUBINCISE, to perfor...
subincises
23
18
SUBINCISE, to perfor...
subindexes
25
23
SUBINDEX, a distingu...
subindices
23
19
SUBINDEX, a distingu...
subinfeuds
22
20
SUBINFEUD, to grant...
subintrant
19
16
of fevers, with paro...
subitising
22
17
SUBITISE, to perceiv...
subitizing
25
26
SUBITIZE, to perceiv...
subjacency
33
32
the state of being s...
subjectify
34
31
to make subjective [...
subjecting
26
29
SUBJECT, to cause to...
subjection
24
27
the act of making su...
subjective
27
30
relating to the subj...
subjoinder
21
25
an additional remark...
subjoining
22
27
SUBJOIN, to add at t...
subjugable
26
30
that can be subjugat...
subjugated
23
27
SUBJUGATE, to bring...
subjugates
23
26
SUBJUGATE, to bring...
subjugator
23
26
one who subjugates [...
subkingdom
23
25
a taxonomic division...
sublations
20
16
SUBLATION, the act o...
subleasing
21
18
SUBLEASE, to rent le...
sublessees
20
15
SUBLESSEE, a holder...
sublessors
21
15
SUBLESSOR, a person...
subletters
21
15
SUBLETTER, one who s...
subletting
22
18
the act of renting l...
sublicense
23
19
to license part of o...
sublimable
25
22
capable of being sub...
sublimated
22
19
SUBLIMATE, to cause...
sublimates
22
18
SUBLIMATE, to cause...
subliminal
23
20
inadequate to produc...
sublimings
24
21
SUBLIMING, the act o...
sublimised
23
19
SUBLIMISE, to make s...
sublimises
23
18
SUBLIMISE, to make s...
sublimized
26
28
SUBLIMIZE, to make s...
sublimizes
26
27
SUBLIMIZE, to make s...
sublingual
23
20
situated under the t...
subluxated
27
24
SUBLUXATE, to partia...
subluxates
27
23
SUBLUXATE, to partia...
submanager
20
20
an under-manager [n...
submarined
20
19
SUBMARINE, to travel...
submariner
20
18
one who works in a s...
submarines
20
18
SUBMARINE, to travel...
submarkets
22
21
SUBMARKET, a subordi...
submaximal
29
28
below maximal [adj]
submediant
20
19
the sixth degree of...
submerging
23
22
SUBMERGE, to place b...
submersing
22
20
SUBMERSE, to place b...
submersion
20
18
the act of submergin...
submicrons
24
21
SUBMICRON, a particl...
subminimal
23
22
less than minimum ne...
submission
21
18
the act of submittin...
submissive
24
21
tending to submit [a...
submittals
23
18
SUBMITTAL, the act o...
submitters
22
17
SUBMITTER, one who s...
submitting
23
20
the act of submittin...
submontane
18
19
situated on or chara...
submucosae
23
21
SUBMUCOSA, the conne...
submucosal
25
22
relating to the subm...
submucosas
24
21
SUBMUCOSA, the conne...
subnascent
21
19
growing up from bene...
subnatural
20
17
almost natural [adj]
subnetwork
23
22
a subdivision of a n...
subnormals
21
19
SUBNORMAL, one who i...
subnuclear
23
20
of, relating to, or...
subnucleus
24
21
a secondary nucleus...
suboceanic
24
21
below the ocean [adj...
suboctaves
24
21
SUBOCTAVE, the octav...
suboctuple
26
22
containing one part...
subofficer
27
23
an under or subordin...
suboffices
27
23
SUBOFFICE, part of a...
suboptimal
24
21
less than optimal, a...
suboptimum
25
24
less than optimal, a...
suborbital
23
18
below the orbit of t...
subordinal
20
17
almost ordinal [adj]
suboscines
22
18
SUBOSCINE, a member...
subpenaing
21
21
SUBPENA, to summon w...
subperiods
22
18
SUBPERIOD, part of a...
subphrenic
27
23
placed below the mid...
subphylums
34
26
SUBPHYLUM, (Latin) t...
subpoenaed
19
19
SUBPOENA, to summon...
subpotency
30
23
the state (in a drug...
subprefect
27
23
one ranking below a...
subprimate
23
20
one ranked below a p...
subproblem
26
24
a subdivision of a p...
subprocess
25
20
part of a process [n...
subproduct
26
22
a subsidiary product...
subprogram
24
22
a subpart of a progr...
subproject
27
29
part of a project [n...
subregions
20
17
SUBREGION, part of a...
subrenting
20
18
SUBRENT, to sublet o...
subreption
21
18
a deliberate misrepr...
subreptive
24
21
surreptitious [adj]
subrogated
20
17
SUBROGATE, to substi...
subrogates
20
16
SUBROGATE, to substi...
subroutine
19
16
a subordinate routin...
subsampled
24
22
SUBSAMPLE, to create...
subsamples
24
21
SUBSAMPLE, to create...
subscience
25
21
a branch of a scienc...
subscribed
26
21
SUBSCRIBE, to write...
subscriber
26
20
one who subscribes [...
subscribes
26
20
SUBSCRIBE, to write...
subscripts
27
20
SUBSCRIPT, a number...
subsection
22
18
a subdivision or a s...
subsectors
23
17
SUBSECTOR, part of a...
subsegment
21
20
a subdivision of a s...
subseizure
23
24
a subsidiary seizure...
subsellium
24
20
one of the stalls of...
subsequent
27
25
happening after [adj...
subserving
23
21
SUBSERVE, to help fo...
subsessile
21
15
almost sessile [adj]
subshrubby
34
25
like a subshrub, a l...
subsidence
22
19
the act of subsiding...
subsidency
29
21
the act of subsiding...
subsidiary
27
17
subordinate [adj SUB...
subsidised
21
16
SUBSIDISE, to furnis...
subsidiser
21
15
one who subsidises,...
subsidises
21
15
SUBSIDISE, to furnis...
subsidized
24
25
SUBSIDIZE, to furnis...
subsidizer
24
24
one who subsidizes,...
subsidizes
24
24
SUBSIDIZE, to furnis...
subsistent
20
15
having real being; a...
subsisters
21
14
SUBSISTER, one who s...
subsisting
22
17
SUBSIST, to continue...
subsociety
29
19
a subdivision of a s...
subsoilers
21
15
SUBSOILER, a plough...
subsoiling
22
18
the act of ploughing...
subspecies
25
20
a population whose c...
subspinous
22
19
subvertebral [adj]
substances
22
18
SUBSTANCE, something...
substation
19
15
a subordinate or sub...
substellar
22
16
directly under a sta...
substernal
20
16
positioned below the...
substitute
21
15
to put or use in the...
substracts
24
17
SUBSTRACT, to subtra...
substratal
21
15
relating to a substr...
substrates
20
14
SUBSTRATE, a substra...
substratum
22
18
that which underlies...
substructs
25
18
SUBSTRUCT, to build...
subsultive
24
20
moving by sudden lea...
subsultory
28
18
moving by sudden lea...
subsumable
24
22
capable of being sub...
subsurface
25
21
earth material (as r...
subsystems
28
19
SUBSYSTEM, part of a...
subtangent
19
18
the part of the axis...
subtenancy
27
21
the state of being a...
subtenants
18
16
SUBTENANT, one who r...
subtending
20
19
SUBTEND, to extend u...
subtenures
19
16
SUBTENURE, tenure he...
subterfuge
23
20
deception by artific...
subterrain
19
15
an underground chamb...
subterrane
18
15
an underground chamb...
subterrene
18
15
an underground chamb...
subtextual
27
23
relating to a subtex...
subtilised
22
16
SUBTILISE, to make s...
subtiliser
22
15
one who subtilises,...
subtilises
22
15
SUBTILISE, to make s...
subtilisin
22
16
an extracellular pro...
subtilized
25
25
SUBTILIZE, to make s...
subtilizer
25
24
one who subtilizes,...
subtilizes
25
24
SUBTILIZE, to make s...
subtilties
22
15
SUBTILTY, the state...
subtitling
23
18
the act of providing...
subtitular
22
16
having the nature of...
subtleness
20
16
the state of being s...
subtleties
21
15
SUBTLETY, the state...
subtotaled
20
16
SUBTOTAL, to total a...
subtotally
28
18
SUBTOTAL, partially...
subtracted
23
18
SUBTRACT, to take aw...
subtracter
23
17
one who subtracts, a...
subtractor
23
17
one who subtracts, a...
subtrahend
21
18
the sum or number to...
subtropics
26
20
SUBTROPIC, a subtrop...
subtruding
22
19
SUBTRUDE, to push in...
subtypical
33
23
relating to a subtyp...
subvariety
28
20
a subordinate variet...
subvassals
23
19
SUBVASSAL, the vassa...
subvention
20
20
the provision of ass...
subversals
23
19
SUBVERSAL, the act o...
subversing
23
21
SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subversion
21
19
the act of subvertin...
subversive
24
22
tending to subvert [...
subverters
22
18
SUBVERTER, one who,...
subverting
23
21
SUBVERT, to destroy...
subviruses
23
19
SUBVIRUS, a viral pr...
subvisible
26
22
below the threshold...
subvocally
33
25
SUBVOCAL, of words f...
subwardens
22
19
SUBWARDEN, a subordi...
subwoofers
24
20
SUBWOOFER, part of a...
subwriters
24
17
SUBWRITER, one who w...
succedanea
21
19
SUCCEDANEUM, (Latin)...
succedents
23
19
SUCCEDENT, a person...
succeeders
23
18
SUCCEEDER, a success...
succeeding
24
21
following [adj SUCCE...
succentors
23
18
SUCCENTOR, a bass so...
successful
28
22
resulting or termina...
succession
23
18
a coming after or fo...
successive
26
21
following in order [...
successors
24
17
SUCCESSOR, one who s...
succinates
23
18
SUCCINATE, a salt of...
succincter
27
21
SUCCINCT, clearly ex...
succinctly
35
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SUCCINCT, clearly ex...
succinites
24
18
SUCCINITE, amber, es...
succorable
26
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that can be succored...
succorless
25
18
without succor, also...
succourers
24
18
SUCCOURER, one who s...
succouring
25
21
SUCCOUR, to go to th...
succubuses
27
22
SUCCUBUS, a female d...
succulence
27
23
the state of being s...
succulency
34
25
the state of being s...
succulents
25
20
SUCCULENT, a plant,...
succumbers
28
24
SUCCUMBER, one who s...
succumbing
29
27
SUCCUMB, to yield to...
succursale
25
19
subsidiary [adj] / a...
succursals
26
19
SUCCURSAL, a branch...
succussing
26
21
SUCCUSS, to shake vi...
succussion
24
19
the act of shaking [...
succussive
27
22
characterized by a s...
suchnesses
22
17
SUCHNESS, essential...
suckerfish
27
23
the remora or any ot...
suckfishes
27
23
SUCKFISH, a remora,...
suckholing
26
24
SUCKHOLE, (Australia...
sucralfate
23
18
a drug used in the t...
sucraloses
21
15
SUCRALOSE, an artifi...
suctioning
21
18
SUCTION, to remove b...
suctorians
20
15
SUCTORIAN, a cartila...
sudatories
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12
SUDATORY, a hot-air...
sudatorium
19
16
(Latin) a sweat room...
suddenness
16
15
the state of being s...
suddenties
17
14
SUDDENTY, suddenness...
sudorifics
24
18
SUDORIFIC, a drug ca...
sueability
27
17
liability to be sued...
sufferable
24
21
that can be suffered...
sufferably
31
23
SUFFERABLE, that can...
sufferance
23
21
passive tolerance, b...
sufferings
23
20
SUFFERING, feeling p...
sufficient
25
21
adequate [adj SUFFIC...
suffigance
25
23
(Shakespeare) Dogber...
suffisance
24
21
(obsolete) sufficien...
suffixions
28
25
SUFFIXION, the act o...
sufflating
24
21
SUFFLATE, (archaic)...
sufflation
22
19
(archaic) the act of...
suffocated
24
21
SUFFOCATE, to kill b...
suffocates
24
20
SUFFOCATE, to kill b...
suffragans
22
20
SUFFRAGAN, an assist...
suffragism
25
22
voting rights [n -S]
suffragist
24
19
one who possesses or...
suffusions
22
19
SUFFUSION, the act o...
sugarallie
20
15
(Scots) liquorice, a...
sugarberry
27
18
any of several hackb...
sugarcanes
20
17
SUGARCANE, a tall wo...
sugarcoats
21
16
SUGARCOAT, to coat w...
sugarhouse
20
16
a factory etc. where...
sugariness
18
14
the state of being s...
sugarplums
24
21
SUGARPLUM, a kind of...
suggesters
20
15
SUGGESTER, one who s...
suggesting
21
18
SUGGEST, to put forw...
suggestion
19
16
the act of suggestin...
suggestive
22
19
giving a suggestion...
suicidally
30
19
SUICIDAL, self-destr...
suitresses
18
11
SUITRESS, a female s...
sulcalised
23
17
SULCALISE, to furrow...
sulcalises
23
16
SULCALISE, to furrow...
sulcalized
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26
SULCALIZE, to furrow...
sulcalizes
26
25
SULCALIZE, to furrow...
sulcations
21
16
SULCATION, a channel...
sulfatases
20
15
SULFATASE, any of va...
sulfations
20
16
SULFATION, the act o...
sulfhydryl
38
23
a chemical group, SH...
sulfonated
19
17
SULFONATE, to conver...
sulfonates
19
16
SULFONATE, a salt of...
sulfoniums
22
20
SULFONIUM, the posit...
sulfoxides
27
23
SULFOXIDE, any of a...
sulfurated
21
17
SULFURATE, to combin...
sulfurates
21
16
SULFURATE, to combin...
sulfureous
21
17
pertaining to or lik...
sulfureted
21
17
SULFURET, to treat w...
sulfurised
22
17
SULFURISE, to combin...
sulfurises
22
16
SULFURISE, to combin...
sulfurized
25
26
SULFURIZE, to combin...
sulfurizes
25
25
SULFURIZE, to combin...
sullenness
18
15
the state of being s...
sulphatase
22
17
any of various ester...
sulphating
24
20
SULPHATE, to treat w...
sulphation
22
18
the act of forming a...
sulphinyls
31
21
SULPHINYL, the bival...
sulphonate
21
18
a salt of sulphonic...
sulphonium
24
22
the positively charg...
sulphonyls
30
21
SULPHONYL, a particu...
sulphoxide
29
25
any compound contain...
sulphurate
23
18
to combine with sulp...
sulphurets
24
18
SULPHURET, to treat...
sulphuring
25
21
SULPHUR, to treat wi...
sulphurise
24
18
to combine or impreg...
sulphurize
27
27
to combine or impreg...
sulphurous
24
19
containing sulphur i...
sulphuryls
32
21
SULPHURYL, a particu...
sultanates
17
13
SULTANATE, the rule...
sultanship
23
18
the office or dignit...
sultriness
19
13
the state of being s...
sumbitches
27
22
SUMBITCH, (colloquia...
summarised
20
18
SUMMARISE, to make a...
summariser
20
17
one who summarises,...
summarises
20
17
SUMMARISE, to make a...
summarists
21
17
SUMMARIST, one who s...
summarized
23
27
SUMMARIZE, to make a...
summarizer
23
26
one who summarizes,...
summarizes
23
26
SUMMARIZE, to make a...
summations
19
18
SUMMATION, the act o...
summeriest
20
17
SUMMERY, characteris...
summerings
21
20
SUMMERING, passing t...
summerless
21
18
without a summer [ad...
summerlike
22
22
like summer e.g. of...
summerlong
21
21
lasting all summer [...
summersets
20
17
SUMMERSET, a leap in...
summertide
20
18
summer time [n -S]
summertime
21
20
the time during whic...
summerwood
22
21
wood with smaller an...
summiteers
20
17
SUMMITEER, a partici...
summitless
22
18
having no summit [ad...
summitries
21
17
SUMMITRY, conference...
summonable
21
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that can be summoned...
summonsing
20
21
SUMMONS, to summon w...
sunbathers
21
17
SUNBATHER, one who s...
sunbathing
22
20
the act of sunbathin...
sunberries
19
15
SUNBERRY, dark edibl...
sunbonnets
17
17
SUNBONNET, a bonnet...
sunburning
20
20
SUNBURN, to burn by...
sunderable
19
17
that can be sundered...
sunderance
18
17
(archaic) separation...
sunderings
18
16
SUNDERING, the act o...
sunderment
17
17
(archaic) separation...
sundowners
19
17
SUNDOWNER, (Australi...
sundowning
20
20
SUNDOWN, to arrive a...
sundresses
17
13
SUNDRESS, a low-cut...
sunflowers
23
19
SUNFLOWER, a composi...
sungazings
22
26
SUNGAZING, the pract...
sunglasses
19
15
SUNGLASS, a lens for...
sunlounger
18
17
an upholstered couch...
sunporches
24
20
SUNPORCH, a porch th...
sunrisings
19
15
SUNRISING, the risin...
sunscreens
19
16
SUNSCREEN, a cream p...
sunseekers
17
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SUNSEEKER, one who s...
sunsetting
18
15
the descent of the s...
sunspotted
19
16
showing sunspots [ad...
sunstrokes
18
16
SUNSTROKE, a medical...
suntanning
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the act of tanning b...
superacute
22
18
exceptionally acute...
superadded
19
17
SUPERADD, to add fur...
superagent
19
17
a top agent [n -S]
superalloy
27
18
an alloy that has go...
superaltar
20
15
a raised shelf or st...
superating
20
17
SUPERATE, (obsolete)...
superation
18
15
the act of superatin...
superatoms
20
17
SUPERATOM, a cluster...
superbanks
22
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SUPERBANK, a very la...
superbazar
24
26
in India, a large de...
superbikes
23
21
SUPERBIKE, a high-po...
superbitch
28
22
a highly-placed aggr...
superblock
27
25
a large block compos...
superbness
21
18
the quality of being...
superboard
21
18
a board above other...
superbombs
25
23
SUPERBOMB, a very bi...
superbrain
21
18
an extraordinary int...
superbrats
22
17
SUPERBRAT, a very br...
supercargo
23
19
a ship's official in...
superceded
22
19
SUPERCEDE, to take t...
supercedes
22
18
SUPERCEDE, to take t...
supercells
25
19
SUPERCELL, an unusua...
superclass
24
18
a taxonomic category...
superclean
22
19
exceptionally clean...
superclubs
27
22
SUPERCLUB, a very bi...
supercoils
24
18
SUPERCOIL, a complex...
supercools
23
18
SUPERCOOL, to cool a...
supercover
24
21
an insurance policy...
superdense
18
16
very dense [adj]
superelite
20
15
very elite [adj]
superettes
19
14
SUPERETTE, a small l...
superexalt
26
22
to exalt to a superi...
superfarms
23
20
SUPERFARM, a very bi...
superfecta
24
20
a bet in which the b...
superfirms
24
20
SUPERFIRM, a large f...
superfixes
28
24
SUPERFIX, a recurren...
superflack
27
25
a superior press age...
superfluid
24
20
relating to, or demo...
superfoods
21
18
SUPERFOOD, a food wi...
superfunds
22
20
SUPERFUND, a superio...
superfused
22
19
SUPERFUSE, to pour o...
superfuses
22
18
SUPERFUSE, to pour o...
supergenes
19
17
SUPERGENE, a group o...
supergiant
20
17
a very bright star o...
superglued
22
19
SUPERGLUE, to glue w...
superglues
22
18
SUPERGLUE, to glue w...
supergrass
21
16
a very important pol...
supergroup
23
20
a pop group made up...
superheats
21
16
SUPERHEAT, to heat t...
superheavy
29
22
having an atomic wei...
superhelix
29
24
a helix, as of DNA,...
superhives
24
20
SUPERHIVE, a removab...
superhuman
22
21
being above the huma...
superhyped
30
22
SUPERHYPE, to subjec...
superhypes
30
21
SUPERHYPE, to subjec...
superiorly
27
17
SUPERIOR, of higher...
superjocks
26
30
SUPERJOCK, a very go...
superjumbo
25
30
a very large airline...
superlarge
21
17
exceptionally large...
superlight
25
19
very light [adj]
superliner
20
16
a very large ocean l...
superloads
20
16
SUPERLOAD, a variabl...
superlunar
20
17
otherworldly; above...
superlying
28
20
SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
supermacho
25
22
very macho [adj]
supermales
21
18
SUPERMALE, an excess...
supermarts
21
17
SUPERMART, a big sup...
supermaxes
26
24
SUPERMAX, a jail wit...
supermicro
24
20
a very small micro c...
superminds
21
19
SUPERMIND, a more th...
superminis
21
18
SUPERMINI, a small c...
supermodel
21
19
a famous and success...
supermotos
20
17
SUPERMOTO, a form of...
supernally
27
19
SUPERNAL, being or c...
supernanny
23
19
an expert who advise...
supernated
18
16
SUPERNATE, to float...
supernates
18
15
SUPERNATE [n]
supernovae
19
19
SUPERNOVA, (Latin) a...
supernovas
20
19
SUPERNOVA, (Latin) a...
supernurse
19
16
a highly experienced...
superorder
19
15
a group intermediate...
superoxide
25
22
a peroxide, an oxide...
superphone
22
20
a telephone with a h...
superphyla
31
22
SUPERPHYLUM, a taxon...
superpimps
26
23
SUPERPIMP, a pimp co...
superplane
21
19
a very large plane [...
superports
22
17
SUPERPORT, a superio...
superposed
21
18
SUPERPOSE, to place...
superposes
21
17
SUPERPOSE, to place...
superpower
24
20
a great power [n -S]
superraces
22
17
SUPERRACE, a race th...
superroads
19
15
SUPERROAD, a superio...
supersales
20
15
SUPERSALE, a big sal...
supersalts
21
15
SUPERSALT, an acid s...
supersaurs
20
15
SUPERSAUR, a very la...
supersaver
21
18
an exceptional barga...
superscale
23
18
on a very large scal...
superscout
23
18
a superlative scout...
superseded
19
16
SUPERSEDE, to take t...
superseder
19
15
one who supersedes [...
supersedes
19
15
SUPERSEDE, to take t...
supersells
22
16
SUPERSELL, to sell i...
supersexes
25
21
SUPERSEX, very good...
supersharp
24
19
exceptionally sharp...
supershows
25
19
SUPERSHOW, an except...
supersized
23
24
SUPERSIZE, to increa...
supersizes
23
23
SUPERSIZE, a supersi...
superslick
26
22
very slick [adj]
supersmart
21
17
very smart [adj]
supersonic
22
18
above the speed of s...
supersound
19
17
sound vibrations too...
superspeed
21
18
a very high speed [n...
superspies
22
17
SUPERSPY, a superior...
superstars
20
14
SUPERSTAR, an extrem...
superstate
19
14
a state or organizat...
superstock
24
21
a very high-performi...
superstore
19
14
a very large store o...
superstorm
21
17
an extremely powerfu...
superstuds
21
16
SUPERSTUD, an except...
supersweet
22
17
exceptionally sweet...
supertaxes
25
21
SUPERTAX, an additio...
superthick
27
23
exceptionally thick...
supertight
24
18
superlatively tight...
supertitle
21
15
a surtitle, a printe...
supertonic
22
18
the note next above...
supertrams
21
17
SUPERTRAM, a very su...
supertruck
25
22
a very large truck [...
supertwist
24
17
a technique of twist...
superusers
20
15
SUPERUSER, in comput...
supervened
20
20
SUPERVENE, to come i...
supervenes
20
19
SUPERVENE, to come i...
supervisal
23
19
supervision [n -S]
supervised
22
19
SUPERVISE, to overse...
supervisee
21
18
one who is supervise...
supervises
22
18
SUPERVISE, to overse...
supervisor
22
18
one that supervises...
superwaifs
25
20
SUPERWAIF, an extrem...
superwaves
24
21
SUPERWAVE, a excepti...
superweeds
22
18
SUPERWEED, a hybrid...
superwides
23
18
SUPERWIDE, a very wi...
superwives
25
21
SUPERWIFE, an except...
superwoman
22
21
an exceptional woman...
superwomen
22
21
SUPERWOMAN, an excep...
supinating
20
18
SUPINATE, to turn so...
supination
18
16
being turned upward...
supinators
19
15
SUPINATOR, a muscle...
supineness
18
16
the state of being s...
suppeagoes
21
19
SUPPEAGO, a skin dis...
suppedanea
19
19
SUPPEDANEUM, a suppo...
supperless
23
18
having no supper [ad...
suppertime
23
20
the time at which su...
supplanted
22
20
SUPPLANT, to take th...
supplanter
22
19
one who supplants [n...
supplejack
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a woody climber with...
supplement
23
22
to add or serve as a...
suppleness
22
19
the state of being s...
suppletion
22
19
addition; supplement...
suppletive
25
22
supplementary, also...
suppletory
29
20
supplemental, also S...
suppliable
26
22
that can be supplied...
suppliance
25
22
(Shakespeare) supply...
suppliants
23
19
SUPPLIANT, one who s...
supplicant
26
22
one who supplicates,...
supplicate
26
21
to entreat for [v SU...
supplicats
27
21
SUPPLICAT, in Englis...
supplyment
30
24
(Shakespeare) a supp...
supporters
22
17
SUPPORTER, a figure...
supporting
23
20
the act of supportin...
supportive
24
21
tending to support [...
supporture
22
18
support [n -S]
supposable
24
21
capable of being sup...
supposably
31
23
SUPPOSABLE, capable...
supposedly
29
21
SUPPOSED [adv]
supposings
23
20
SUPPOSING, the act o...
suppressed
22
18
SUPPRESS, to subdue...
suppresser
22
17
something that suppr...
suppresses
22
17
SUPPRESS, to subdue...
suppressor
22
17
something that suppr...
suppurated
22
19
SUPPURATE, to discha...
suppurates
22
18
SUPPURATE, to discha...
supralunar
20
17
beyond the moon; ver...
supraoptic
25
20
situated above the o...
suprapubic
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24
situated above, or a...
suprarenal
19
16
situated above, or a...
supravital
23
19
relating to the stai...
surbedding
21
19
SURBED, (obsolete) t...
surceasing
21
17
SURCEASE, to stop or...
surcharged
24
19
SURCHARGE, to exact...
surcharger
24
18
one who surcharges [...
surcharges
24
18
SURCHARGE, to exact...
surcingled
23
19
SURCINGLE, to fasten...
surcingles
23
18
SURCINGLE, a girth o...
surculuses
23
17
SURCULUS, a sucker [...
surefooted
18
15
not given to stumbli...
surenesses
16
12
SURENESS, the state...
suretyship
29
18
the state of being s...
surfaceman
22
21
a workman who keeps...
surfacemen
22
21
SURFACEMAN, a workma...
surfacings
24
20
SURFACING, the act o...
surfactant
22
18
a substance which re...
surfboards
22
18
SURFBOARD, to surf o...
surfcaster
23
17
one who fishes from...
surfeiters
20
14
SURFEITER, one who s...
surfeiting
21
17
SURFEIT, to indulge...
surffishes
25
19
SURFFISH, a Western...
surfridden
20
17
SURFRIDE, to ride on...
surfriders
21
15
SURFRIDER, one who e...
surfriding
22
18
the sport of riding...
surgically
31
20
SURGICAL, pertaining...
surjection
22
24
a mapping function i...
surjective
25
27
relating to surjecti...
surmasters
19
14
SURMASTER, (archaic)...
surmisable
22
18
capable of being sur...
surmisings
21
17
SURMISING, the act o...
surmounted
18
17
SURMOUNT, to get ove...
surmounter
18
16
one who, or that whi...
surmullets
22
17
SURMULLET, a fish mu...
surnominal
18
17
pertaining to surnam...
surpassers
20
14
SURPASSER, one who s...
surpassing
21
17
SURPASS, to go beyon...
surplusage
22
18
surplus [n -S]
surplusing
23
19
SURPLUS, to be in ex...
surplussed
22
17
SURPLUS, to be in ex...
surplusses
22
16
SURPLUS, an excess [...
surprinted
20
16
SURPRINT, to print o...
surprisals
22
15
SURPRISAL, an act of...
surprisers
21
14
SURPRISER, one who s...
surprising
22
17
causing surprise [ad...
surprizing
25
26
SURPRIZE, to come up...
surquedies
26
22
SURQUEDY, (obsolete)...
surrealism
20
15
a movement in art an...
surrealist
19
12
an exponent of surre...
surrejoins
19
21
SURREJOIN, to reply,...
surrenders
17
13
SURRENDER, to yield,...
surrogated
18
14
SURROGATE, to act as...
surrogates
18
13
SURROGATE, to act as...
surrogatum
20
17
something that stand...
surrounded
17
15
SURROUND, to encompa...
surveiling
22
19
SURVEIL, to watch cl...
surveilled
22
18
SURVEIL, to watch cl...
surveilles
22
17
SURVEILLE, to observ...
surveyable
28
21
that can be surveyed...
surveyance
27
21
survey; inspection [...
surveyings
27
20
SURVEYING, the act o...
surviewing
24
21
SURVIEW, to survey,...
survivable
25
23
resulting in or perm...
survivance
24
23
survival; the succes...
susceptive
25
21
susceptible [adj]
susceptors
23
17
SUSCEPTOR, (obsolete...
suscipient
23
18
the recipient of a s...
suscitated
21
15
SUSCITATE, to excite...
suscitates
21
14
SUSCITATE, to excite...
suspecters
23
17
SUSPECTER, one who s...
suspectful
27
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apt to suspect or mi...
suspecting
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suspenders
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suspending
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suspensers
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suspension
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temporary removal (a...
suspensive
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tending to suspend,...
suspensoid
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a colloid dispersed...
suspensors
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suspensory
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a suspensory ligamen...
suspicions
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suspicious
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tending to arouse su...
suspirious
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breathing labouredly...
sustainers
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sustaining
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preserving life [adj...
sustenance
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nourishment [n -S]
sustentate
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to sustain [v SUSTEN...
sustention
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the act of sustainin...
sustentive
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relating to sustenti...
susurrated
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SUSURRATE, to whispe...
susurrates
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SUSURRATE, to whispe...
susurruses
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SUSURRUS, a soft rus...
sutlership
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the office of sutler...
sutteeisms
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suttleties
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SUTTLETIE, (Milton)...
suturation
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the act of applying...
suzerainty
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the dominion or auth...
svelteness
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the quality of being...
swaggerers
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swaggering
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SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swallowers
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swallowing
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SWALLOW, to take int...
swampiness
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the state of being s...
swamplands
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swankiness
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the state of being s...
swanneries
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swansdowns
22
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swarajisms
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swarajists
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SWARAJIST, one who a...
swarthiest
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SWARTHY, having a da...
swarthness
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the state of being s...
swashworks
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SWASHWORK, a woodtur...
swatchbook
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a collection of swat...
swatheable
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that can be swathed,...
swattering
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swaybacked
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of a horse, bent dow...
swearwords
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SWEARWORD, an explet...
sweatbands
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sweatboxes
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sweatiness
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the state of being s...
sweatpants
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trousers of (usu thi...
sweatshirt
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a long-sleeved knitt...
sweatshops
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SWEATSHOP, a factory...
sweatsuits
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SWEATSUIT, a loose-f...
sweepbacks
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sweepingly
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SWEEPING, wide-rangi...
sweepstake
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a method of gambling...
sweetbread
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the thymus gland of...
sweetbriar
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a wild rose with fra...
sweetbrier
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a wild rose with fra...
sweetcorns
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sweeteners
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sweetening
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the act of making sw...
sweetheart
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a loved one [n -S] /...
sweetishly
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SWEETISH, somewhat s...
sweetmeats
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SWEETMEAT, any conco...
sweetshops
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SWEETSHOP, a shop th...
sweetvelds
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SWEETVELD, in South...
sweetwater
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freshwater [n -S]
sweetwoods
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SWEETWOOD, a South A...
swellheads
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SWELLHEAD, a conceit...
swellingly
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SWELLING [adv]
sweltering
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sweltriest
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SWELTRY, oppressivel...
sweptwings
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SWEPTWING, an aircra...
swerveless
23
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without swerving [ad...
swimfeeder
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a device containing...
swimmerets
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swimmingly
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SWIMMING, smooth [ad...
swindlings
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SWINDLING, the act o...
swineherds
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SWINEHERD, (archaic)...
swinehoods
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SWINEHOOD, the state...
swinepoxes
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SWINEPOX, a disease...
swinestone
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a limestone that giv...
swingbeats
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SWINGBEAT, a type of...
swingboats
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SWINGBOAT, a boat-sh...
swingingly
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SWINGING, lively and...
swinglings
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SWINGLING, the act o...
swingtrees
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SWINGTREE, the cross...
swirlingly
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SWIRLING [adv]
swishingly
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SWISHING, making a s...
switchable
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that can be switched...
switchback
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a zigzag mountain ra...
switcheroo
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a surprising variati...
switchgear
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the apparatus that c...
switchgirl
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a women who operates...
switchiest
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SWITCHY, full of swi...
switchings
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SWITCHING, a beating...
switchlike
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like a switch [adj]
switchover
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the act of switching...
switchyard
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an enclosed area for...
swithering
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SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swivelling
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SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swooningly
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SWOONING, fainting [...
swoopstake
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(archaic) in an indi...
swordbills
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SWORDBILL, a kind of...
swordcraft
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skill at making swor...
swordplays
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SWORDPLAY, fighting...
swordproof
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proof against swords...
swordstick
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a hollow walking sti...
swordtails
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SWORDTAIL, a small C...
sybaritish
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like a sybarite, dev...
sybaritism
28
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devotion to luxury [...
sycophancy
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obsequious flattery...
sycophants
30
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SYCOPHANT, one who a...
syllabaria
27
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SYLLABARIUM, a sylla...
syllabical
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(obsolete) syllabic,...
syllabised
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SYLLABISE, to form o...
syllabises
28
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SYLLABISE, to form o...
syllabisms
30
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SYLLABISM, use of a...
syllabized
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SYLLABIZE, to form o...
syllabizes
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SYLLABIZE, to form o...
syllabling
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SYLLABLE, to pronoun...
syllabuses
28
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SYLLABUS, an outline...
syllogised
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SYLLOGISE, to reason...
syllogiser
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one who reasons by s...
syllogises
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SYLLOGISE, to reason...
syllogisms
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SYLLOGISM, an argume...
syllogists
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SYLLOGIST, one who r...
syllogized
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SYLLOGIZE, to reason...
syllogizer
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one who reasons by s...
syllogizes
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SYLLOGIZE, to reason...
sylphidine
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like a sylphid, a li...
sylvanites
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SYLVANITE, a monocli...
sylvestral
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of a plant, growing...
sylvinites
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SYLVINITE, a rock co...
symbiontic
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of or like a symbion...
symbolical
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of the nature of a s...
symbolised
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SYMBOLISE, to be sym...
symboliser
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one who symbolises,...
symbolises
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SYMBOLISE, to be sym...
symbolisms
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SYMBOLISM, the use o...
symbolists
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SYMBOLIST, a practit...
symbolized
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SYMBOLIZE, to be sym...
symbolizer
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one who symbolizes,...
symbolizes
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SYMBOLIZE, to be sym...
symbolling
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SYMBOL, to serve as...
symmetrian
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a person who studies...
symmetries
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SYMMETRY, exact corr...
symmetrise
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to make symmetrical,...
symmetrize
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to make symmetrical,...
sympathies
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SYMPATHY, a feeling...
sympathins
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SYMPATHIN, a substan...
sympathise
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to be in keeping, ac...
sympathize
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to be in keeping, ac...
sympatries
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SYMPATRY, the state...
symphilies
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SYMPHILY, the practi...
symphilism
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the state of being i...
symphilous
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of or like a symphil...
symphonies
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SYMPHONY, an orchest...
symphonion
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a combination of pia...
symphonist
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a composer or (rarel...
symphylous
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of or like a symphil...
symphyseal
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relating to symphysi...
symphysial
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relating to symphysi...
symphystic
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relating to symphysi...
symplastic
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relating to a sympla...
symposiacs
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SYMPOSIAC, a symposi...
symposiast
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a participant at a c...
symposiums
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SYMPOSIUM, a confere...
synaereses
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SYNAERESIS, the runn...
synaeresis
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the running together...
synagogues
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SYNAGOGUE, (Greek) a...
synalephas
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SYNALEPHA, the melti...
synaloepha
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the melting of a fin...
synandrium
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a mass of united sta...
synandrous
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having united stamen...
synanthies
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SYNANTHY, abnormal f...
synanthous
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synanthic, flowering...
synapheias
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SYNAPHEIA, metrical...
synaptases
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SYNAPTASE, emulsin,...
synaptical
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of or pertaining to...
synarchies
28
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SYNARCHY, joint sove...
synastries
23
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SYNASTRY, coincidenc...
synaxarion
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a lection containing...
synbiotics
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SYNBIOTIC, a substan...
syncarpies
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SYNCARPY, the state...
syncarpous
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bearing syncarps, fl...
synchronal
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coinciding in time [...
synchronic
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concerned with the s...
synclastic
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curved in all direct...
synclinals
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SYNCLINAL, a synclin...
syncopated
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SYNCOPATE, to shorte...
syncopates
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SYNCOPATE, to shorte...
syncopator
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one who syncopates [...
syncretise
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to become or cause t...
syncretism
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the reconciliation o...
syncretist
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a believer in syncre...
syncretize
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to become or cause t...
syndactyls
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SYNDACTYL, an animal...
syndactyly
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the state of being s...
syndereses
22
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SYNDERESIS, conscien...
synderesis
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conscience as a guid...
syndesises
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SYNDESIS, the point...
syndetical
27
18
in grammar, connecti...
syndicated
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18
SYNDICATE, to sell (...
syndicates
26
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SYNDICATE, to sell (...
syndicator
26
17
one who syndicates [...
syndicship
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the office of syndic...
synecdoche
30
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a figure of speech b...
synecology
33
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the study of ecologi...
syneideses
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SYNEIDESIS, (obsolet...
syneidesis
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(obsolete) conscienc...
synergetic
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co-operating, workin...
synergised
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SYNERGISE, to act as...
synergises
24
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SYNERGISE, to act as...
synergisms
26
18
SYNERGISM, the belie...
synergists
25
15
SYNERGIST, a substan...
synergized
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SYNERGIZE, to act as...
synergizes
27
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SYNERGIZE, to act as...
syngeneses
22
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SYNGENESIS, sexual r...
syngenesis
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sexual reproduction...
syngenetic
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relating to syngenes...
synkaryons
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SYNKARYON, the nucle...
synoecetes
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SYNOECETE, a guest t...
synoecious
25
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having antheridia an...
synoecised
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SYNOECISE, to unite...
synoecises
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SYNOECISE, to unite...
synoecisms
27
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SYNOECISM, associati...
synoecized
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SYNOECIZE, to unite...
synoecizes
28
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SYNOECIZE, to unite...
synoeketes
22
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SYNOEKETE, a guest t...
synonymies
29
19
SYNONYMY, equivalenc...
synonymise
29
19
to make synonymous,...
synonymist
30
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a student of synonym...
synonymity
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the state of being s...
synonymize
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28
to make synonymous,...
synonymous
29
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having the character...
synopsised
25
17
SYNOPSISE, to make a...
synopsises
25
16
SYNOPSIS [v]
synopsized
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26
SYNOPSIZE, to make a...
synopsizes
28
25
SYNOPSIZE, to make a...
synoptical
29
20
relating to a synops...
synoptists
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16
SYNOPTIST, one of th...
synostoses
22
13
SYNOSTOSIS, a comple...
synostosis
23
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a complete union of...
synovially
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21
SYNOVIAL, relating t...
syntactics
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19
the branch of semiot...
syntagmata
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18
SYNTAGMA, a syntacti...
syntenoses
21
14
SYNTENOSIS, the conn...
syntenosis
22
14
the connection of bo...
syntereses
22
13
SYNTERESIS, conscien...
synteresis
23
13
conscience as a guid...
syntexises
29
20
SYNTEXIS, the altera...
synthesise
25
15
to combine or produc...
synthesist
26
15
someone who makes a...
synthesize
28
24
to combine or produc...
synthetase
24
15
a kind of enzyme [n...
synthetics
29
18
SYNTHETIC, a synthet...
synthetise
25
15
to put together in a...
synthetism
27
18
the symbolism of Gau...
synthetist
26
15
one who synthetises...
synthetize
28
24
to put together in a...
synthronus
25
17
the seat of a bishop...
syntonised
22
15
SYNTONISE, to adjust...
syntonises
22
14
SYNTONISE, to adjust...
syntonized
25
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SYNTONIZE, to adjust...
syntonizes
25
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SYNTONIZE, to adjust...
sypherings
29
20
SYPHERING, joining b...
syphilised
30
19
SYPHILISE, to inocul...
syphilises
30
18
SYPHILIS, a venereal...
syphilitic
34
21
of or like syphilis,...
syphilized
33
28
SYPHILIZE, to inocul...
syphilizes
33
27
SYPHILIZE, to inocul...
syphilomas
30
21
SYPHILOMA, a syphili...
syringitis
26
15
inflammation of the...
systematic
28
18
relating to or consi...
systemised
25
16
SYSTEMISE, to reduce...
systemiser
25
15
one who systemises,...
systemises
25
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SYSTEMISE, to reduce...
systemized
28
25
SYSTEMIZE, to reduce...
systemizer
28
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one who systemizes,...
systemizes
28
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SYSTEMIZE, to reduce...
systemless
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without a system [ad...
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