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dactylically
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DACTYLIC, consisting...
dactyliology
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the study of finger-...
dactylograms
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DACTYLOGRAM, a finge...
dactyloscopy
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the comparison of fi...
daffodillies
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DAFFODILLY, a yellow...
daggerboards
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DAGGERBOARD, a light...
daintinesses
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DAINTINESS, the qual...
damasceening
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DAMASCEENE, to decor...
damascenings
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DAMASCENING [n]
damaskeening
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DAMASKEEN, to decora...
damasquining
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DAMASQUIN, to decora...
damnableness
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the state of being d...
damselfishes
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DAMSELFISH, a small...
dappernesses
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DAPPERNESS, the stat...
daredeviltry
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the state of being d...
daringnesses
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DARINGNESS, boldness...
darmstadtium
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an artificially prod...
darraignment
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the act of darraigni...
dasyphyllous
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having crowded, thic...
daughterhood
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the state of being a...
daughterless
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without a daughter [...
daughterling
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a small daughter [n...
daunorubicin
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an antibiotic used i...
dauphinesses
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DAUPHINESS, DAUPHINE...
daydreamings
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DAYDREAMING, having...
daydreamlike
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like a daydream [adj...
daylightings
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DAYLIGHTING, illumin...
deacidifying
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DEACIDIFY, to remove...
deactivating
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DEACTIVATE, to make...
deactivation
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the process of deact...
deactivators
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DEACTIVATOR, somethi...
deadlinesses
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DEADLINESS, the qual...
dealbreakers
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DEALBREAKER, an issu...
deambulatory
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a place for walking...
deaminations
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DEAMINATION, the act...
dearticulate
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to disjoint [v DEART...
deaspirating
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DEASPIRATE, to remov...
deaspiration
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the act of deaspirat...
deathwatches
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DEATHWATCH, a vigil,...
deattributed
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DEATTRIBUTE, to with...
deattributes
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DEATTRIBUTE, to with...
debarcations
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DEBARCATION, the act...
debarkations
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DEBARKATION, the act...
debarrassing
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DEBARRASS, (archaic)...
debaucheries
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DEBAUCHERY, the act...
debauchments
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DEBAUCHMENT, the act...
debilitating
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DEBILITATE, to make...
debilitation
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the act of debilitat...
debilitative
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weakening [adj]
debonairness
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the state of being d...
debouchments
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DEBOUCHMENT, the act...
debridements
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DEBRIDEMENT, (French...
decaffeinate
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to remove caffeine f...
decalcifiers
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DECALCIFIER, an agen...
decalcifying
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DECALCIFY, to depriv...
decalcomania
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the art of transferr...
decalescence
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the point in heating...
decantations
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DECANTATION, the act...
decapitalise
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to remove capital fr...
decapitalize
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to remove capital fr...
decapitating
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DECAPITATE, to cut o...
decapitation
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the act of decapitat...
decapitators
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DECAPITATOR, one who...
decapsulated
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DECAPSULATE, to remo...
decapsulates
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DECAPSULATE, to remo...
decarbonated
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DECARBONATE, to remo...
decarbonates
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DECARBONATE, to remo...
decarbonator
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an apparatus or remo...
decarbonised
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DECARBONISE, to remo...
decarboniser
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an apparatus or remo...
decarbonises
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DECARBONISE, to remo...
decarbonized
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DECARBONIZE, to remo...
decarbonizer
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something that decar...
decarbonizes
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DECARBONIZE, to remo...
decarburised
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DECARBURISE, to remo...
decarburises
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DECARBURISE, to remo...
decarburized
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DECARBURIZE, to remo...
decarburizes
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DECARBURIZE, to remo...
decartelised
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DECARTELISE, to brea...
decartelises
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DECARTELISE, to brea...
decartelized
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DECARTELIZE, to brea...
decartelizes
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DECARTELIZE, to brea...
decasualised
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DECASUALISE, (US) to...
decasualises
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DECASUALISE, (US) to...
decasualized
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DECASUALIZE, (US) to...
decasualizes
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DECASUALIZE, (US) to...
decasyllabic
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consisting of 10 syl...
decasyllable
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a line with ten syll...
decelerating
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DECELERATE, to reduc...
deceleration
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the act of decelerat...
decelerators
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DECELERATOR, somethi...
decemvirates
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DECEMVIRATE, the off...
decentnesses
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DECENTNESS, the stat...
decentralise
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to withdraw from the...
decentralist
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one who believes in...
decentralize
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to withdraw from the...
decerebrated
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DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebrates
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DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebrised
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DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrises
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DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrized
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DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
decerebrizes
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DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
decertifying
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DECERTIFY, to withdr...
dechlorinate
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to remove chlorine f...
decidability
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the quality of being...
decillionths
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DECILLIONTH, one par...
decimalising
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DECIMALISE, to conve...
decimalizing
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DECIMALIZE, to conve...
decipherable
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capable of being dec...
decipherment
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the act of decipheri...
decisiveness
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the state of being d...
decitizenise
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to deprive of citize...
decitizenize
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to deprive of citize...
decivilising
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DECIVILISE, to reduc...
decivilizing
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DECIVILIZE, to reduc...
declamations
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DECLAMATION, the act...
declarations
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DECLARATION, the act...
declassified
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DECLASSIFY, to remov...
declassifies
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DECLASSIFY, to remov...
declensional
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relating to declensi...
declinations
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DECLINATION, the ang...
declinatures
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DECLINATURE, an act...
declinometer
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an instrument for me...
decluttering
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DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decoherences
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DECOHERENCE, the act...
decollations
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DECOLLATION, the act...
decolletages
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DECOLLETAGE, (French...
decolonising
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DECOLONISE, to relea...
decolonizing
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DECOLONIZE, to relea...
decolorating
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DECOLORATE, to depri...
decoloration
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removal or absence o...
decolorisers
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DECOLORISER, an agen...
decolorising
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DECOLORISE, to remov...
decolorizers
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DECOLORIZER, an agen...
decolorizing
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DECOLORIZE, to remov...
decolourised
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DECOLOURISE, to remo...
decolourises
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DECOLOURISE, to remo...
decolourized
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DECOLOURIZE, to remo...
decolourizes
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DECOLOURIZE, to remo...
decommission
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to remove (as a ship...
decommitting
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DECOMMIT, to withdra...
decommunised
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DECOMMUNISE, to remo...
decommunises
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DECOMMUNISE, to remo...
decommunized
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DECOMMUNIZE, to remo...
decommunizes
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DECOMMUNIZE, to remo...
decompensate
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to fail to compensat...
decomposable
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that can be decompos...
decomposites
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DECOMPOSITE, a compo...
decompounded
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DECOMPOUND, to decom...
decompressed
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DECOMPRESS, to relea...
decompresses
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DECOMPRESS, to relea...
decompressor
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a device for decompr...
deconditions
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DECONDITION, to caus...
decongestant
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an agent that reliev...
decongesting
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DECONGEST, to reliev...
decongestion
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the process of relie...
decongestive
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DECONGEST, to reliev...
deconsecrate
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to remove the sacred...
deconstructs
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DECONSTRUCT, to exam...
decontrolled
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DECONTROL, to remove...
decoratively
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DECORATIVE, serving...
decorousness
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the state of being d...
decorticated
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DECORTICATE, to remo...
decorticates
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DECORTICATE, to remo...
decorticator
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a device for removin...
decrassified
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DECRASSIFY, to make...
decrassifies
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DECRASSIFY, to make...
decreasingly
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DECREASING, diminish...
decrementing
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DECREMENT, to decrea...
decrepitated
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DECREPITATE, to crac...
decrepitates
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DECREPITATE, to crac...
decrepitness
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the state of being d...
decrepitudes
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DECREPITUDE, the sta...
decrescences
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DECRESCENCE, the sta...
decrescendos
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DECRESCENDO, a passa...
decretalists
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DECRETALIST, one who...
decrustation
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removal of a crust [...
decumbencies
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DECUMBENCY, the act...
decumbitures
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DECUMBITURE, the tim...
decumulation
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a decrease in amount...
decurionates
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DECURIONATE, the off...
decurrencies
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DECURRENCY, the stat...
decurvations
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DECURVATION, downwar...
decussations
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DECUSSATION, the act...
dedicational
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of the nature of a d...
dedicatorial
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related to dedicatio...
dedramatised
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DEDRAMATISE, to play...
dedramatises
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DEDRAMATISE, to play...
dedramatized
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DEDRAMATIZE, to play...
dedramatizes
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DEDRAMATIZE, to play...
deducibility
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the quality of being...
deduplicated
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DEDUPLICATE, to remo...
deduplicates
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DEDUPLICATE, to remo...
deemstership
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the office of deemst...
deepfreezing
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DEEPFREEZE, to freez...
deepwaterman
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a seagoing ship [n D...
deepwatermen
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DEEPWATERMAN, a seag...
deerstalkers
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DEERSTALKER, a kind...
deerstalking
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the sport of stalkin...
defaecations
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DEFAECATION, the exp...
defalcations
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DEFALCATION, the act...
defamatorily
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DEFAMATORY, serving...
defectionist
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one who defects [n -...
defeminising
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DEFEMINISE, to remov...
defeminizing
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DEFEMINIZE, to remov...
defenestrate
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to throw out of a wi...
defensatives
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DEFENSATIVE, a prote...
defeudalised
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DEFEUDALISE, to depr...
defeudalises
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DEFEUDALISE, to depr...
defeudalized
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DEFEUDALIZE, to depr...
defeudalizes
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DEFEUDALIZE, to depr...
defibrillate
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to apply a defibrill...
defibrinated
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DEFIBRINATE, to remo...
defibrinates
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DEFIBRINATE, to remo...
defibrinised
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DEFIBRINISE, to depr...
defibrinises
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DEFIBRINISE, to depr...
defibrinized
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DEFIBRINIZE, to depr...
defibrinizes
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DEFIBRINIZE, to depr...
deficiencies
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DEFICIENCY, a lack,...
defiliations
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DEFILIATION, deprivi...
definability
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the quality of being...
definiteness
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the state of being d...
definitional
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relating to the act...
definitising
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DEFINITISE, to make...
definitively
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DEFINITIVE, serving...
definitizing
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DEFINITIZE, to make...
deflagrating
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DEFLAGRATE, to burn...
deflagration
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the rapid burning aw...
deflagrators
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DEFLAGRATOR, an appa...
deflationary
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relating to deflatio...
deflationist
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someone who favours...
deflectional
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related to deflectio...
deflocculant
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an agent that defloc...
deflocculate
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to deprive of floccu...
deflorations
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DEFLORATION, rupture...
defoliations
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DEFOLIATION, the act...
deforcements
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DEFORCEMENT, the act...
deforciation
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(obsolete) a legal d...
deformalised
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DEFORMALISE, to make...
deformalises
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DEFORMALISE, to make...
deformalized
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DEFORMALIZE, to make...
deformalizes
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DEFORMALIZE, to make...
deformations
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DEFORMATION, alterat...
deformedness
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the state of being d...
defragmented
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DEFRAGMENT, to run a...
defraudation
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the act of defraudin...
defraudments
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DEFRAUDMENT, the act...
degarnishing
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DEGARNISH, to despoi...
degeneracies
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DEGENERACY, the stat...
degenerately
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DEGENERATE, base, im...
degenerating
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DEGENERATE, to pass...
degeneration
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the act of degenerat...
degenerative
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of, relating to, inv...
deglaciation
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the melting of ice d...
deglamorised
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DEGLAMORISE, to remo...
deglamorises
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DEGLAMORISE, to remo...
deglamorized
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DEGLAMORIZE, to remo...
deglamorizes
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DEGLAMORIZE, to remo...
deglutinated
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DEGLUTINATE, to ungl...
deglutinates
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DEGLUTINATE, to ungl...
deglutitions
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DEGLUTITION, the pow...
degradations
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DEGRADATION, the act...
degressively
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DEGRESSIVE, showing...
degringolade
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(French) to make a r...
degringolers
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DEGRINGOLER, to desc...
degustations
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DEGUSTATION, the act...
dehortations
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DEHORTATION, advice...
dehumanising
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DEHUMANISE, to remov...
dehumanizing
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DEHUMANIZE, to depri...
dehumidified
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DEHUMIDIFY, to remov...
dehumidifier
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an apparatus for red...
dehumidifies
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DEHUMIDIFY, to remov...
dehydrations
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DEHYDRATION, loss or...
dehypnotised
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DEHYPNOTISE, to free...
dehypnotises
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DEHYPNOTISE, to free...
dehypnotized
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DEHYPNOTIZE, to free...
dehypnotizes
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DEHYPNOTIZE, to free...
deifications
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DEIFICATION, the act...
deindexation
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the state of being n...
deinotherium
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an extinct elephanti...
deionisation
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the process of deion...
deionization
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the process of deion...
dejectedness
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the state of being d...
delaminating
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DELAMINATE, to split...
delamination
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separation into cons...
delassements
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DELASSEMENT, (French...
delectations
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DELECTATION, delight...
delegitimise
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to deprive of legiti...
delegitimize
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to deprive of legiti...
deleveraging
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DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deliberately
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DELIBERATE, intentio...
deliberating
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DELIBERATE, to think...
deliberation
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the act of deliberat...
deliberative
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relating to delibera...
deliberators
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DELIBERATOR, one who...
delicateness
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the state of being d...
delicatessen
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ready to eat food pr...
delightfully
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DELIGHTFUL, full of...
delimitating
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DELIMITATE, to delim...
delimitation
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the act of delimitin...
delimitative
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serving to delimit [...
delineations
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DELINEATION, the act...
delinquently
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DELINQUENT, failing...
deliquescent
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tending to melt or d...
deliquescing
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DELIQUESCE, to melt...
delitescence
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latence [n -S]
deliverables
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DELIVERABLE, an item...
deliverances
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DELIVERANCE, the act...
delocalising
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DELOCALISE, to free...
delocalizing
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DELOCALIZE, to free...
deltiologies
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DELTIOLOGY, the coll...
deltiologist
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a collector of pictu...
delusionists
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DELUSIONIST, one who...
delusiveness
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the state of being d...
demagnetised
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DEMAGNETISE, to remo...
demagnetiser
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a device for demagne...
demagnetises
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DEMAGNETISE, to remo...
demagnetized
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DEMAGNETIZE, to depr...
demagnetizer
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a device for demagne...
demagnetizes
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DEMAGNETIZE, to depr...
demagoguisms
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DEMAGOGUISM, being a...
demarcations
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DEMARCATION, the act...
demarkations
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DEMARKATION, the act...
dementedness
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the state of being d...
demibastions
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DEMIBASTION, half a...
demigrations
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DEMIGRATION, change...
demilitarise
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to deprive of a mili...
demilitarize
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to deprive of a mili...
demimondaine
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(French) a demirep,...
demineralise
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to remove the minera...
demineralize
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to remove the minera...
demobilising
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DEMOBILISE, to disba...
demobilizing
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DEMOBILIZE, to disba...
democratical
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related to democracy...
democratised
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DEMOCRATISE, to make...
democratiser
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one who democratises...
democratises
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DEMOCRATISE, to make...
democratists
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DEMOCRATIST, a democ...
democratized
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DEMOCRATIZE, to make...
democratizer
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one who democratizes...
democratizes
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DEMOCRATIZE, to make...
demodulating
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DEMODULATE, to remov...
demodulation
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the act of demodulat...
demodulators
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DEMODULATOR, somethi...
demographers
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DEMOGRAPHER, a stude...
demographics
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DEMOGRAPHIC, an anal...
demographies
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DEMOGRAPHY, the stud...
demographist
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a demographer [n -S]
demolishment
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the act of demolishi...
demonetarise
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to abandon as a mone...
demonetarize
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to abandon as a mone...
demonetising
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DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetizing
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DEMONETIZE, to depri...
demoniacally
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DEMONIACAL, like a d...
demoniacisms
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DEMONIACISM, the sta...
demonianisms
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DEMONIANISM, possess...
demonisation
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the act of demonisin...
demonization
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the act of demonisin...
demonolaters
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DEMONOLATER, a worsh...
demonologies
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DEMONOLOGY, the stud...
demonologist
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a student of demonol...
demonomanias
19
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DEMONOMANIA, an obse...
demonstrable
23
21
capable of being dem...
demonstrably
30
23
DEMONSTRABLE, capabl...
demonstrated
20
18
DEMONSTRATE, to show...
demonstrates
20
17
DEMONSTRATE, to show...
demonstrator
20
17
one that demonstrate...
demoralisers
22
17
DEMORALISER, somethi...
demoralising
23
20
disheartening [adj D...
demoralizers
25
26
DEMORALIZER, one who...
demoralizing
26
29
DEMORALIZE, to corru...
demotivating
24
23
DEMOTIVATE, to remov...
demotivation
22
21
the act of demotivat...
demulsifiers
26
21
DEMULSIFIER, an agen...
demulsifying
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26
DEMULSIFY, to separa...
demurenesses
20
18
DEMURENESS, the stat...
demutualised
23
20
DEMUTUALISE, of a mu...
demutualises
23
19
DEMUTUALISE, of a mu...
demutualized
26
29
DEMUTUALIZE, of a co...
demutualizes
26
28
DEMUTUALIZE, of a co...
demyelinated
27
21
DEMYELINATE, to dest...
demyelinates
27
20
DEMYELINATE, to dest...
demystifying
38
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DEMYSTIFY, to remove...
demythifying
40
28
DEMYTHIFY, to remove...
denaturalise
20
16
to make unnatural, a...
denaturalize
23
25
to make unnatural, a...
denaturation
18
16
the act of denaturin...
denaturising
21
18
DENATURISE, to remov...
denaturizing
24
27
DENATURIZE, to remov...
dendrachates
24
20
DENDRACHATE, moss ag...
dendroglyphs
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DENDROGLYPH, an anci...
dendrologies
21
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DENDROLOGY, the stud...
dendrologist
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a student of dendrol...
dendrologous
21
19
related to dendrolog...
dendrometers
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DENDROMETER, an inst...
dendrophises
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DENDROPHIS, a snake...
denervations
20
19
DENERVATION, the act...
denigrations
20
17
DENIGRATION, the act...
denitrations
19
15
DENITRATION, the rem...
denitrifiers
23
17
DENITRIFIER, an agen...
denitrifying
30
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DENITRIFY, to depriv...
denizenships
27
29
DENIZENSHIP, the sta...
denominating
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21
DENOMINATE, to give...
denomination
18
19
an act of denominati...
denominative
21
22
giving a title [adj...
denominators
19
18
DENOMINATOR, the div...
denotatively
28
21
DENOTATIVE, having p...
denouncement
21
23
the act of denouncin...
densimetries
21
17
DENSIMETRY, the meas...
densitometer
20
17
an instrument for me...
densitometry
27
19
measurement by densi...
denticulated
24
20
finely dentate or se...
dentilingual
23
20
pronounced (as th) w...
dentirostral
21
15
with notched beak [a...
denuclearise
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19
to make nonnuclear,...
denuclearize
26
28
to make nonnuclear,...
denunciating
23
22
DENUNCIATE, to denou...
denunciation
21
20
an act of denouncing...
denunciative
24
23
relating to denuncia...
denunciators
22
19
DENUNCIATOR, one who...
denunciatory
28
21
relating to denuncia...
deobstruents
22
18
DEOBSTRUENT, somethi...
deontologies
20
17
DEONTOLOGY, the theo...
deontologist
21
17
a student of deontol...
deoppilating
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23
DEOPPILATE, to free...
deoppilation
24
21
the act of deoppilat...
deoppilative
27
24
any drug which remov...
deoxidations
25
22
DEOXIDATION, the act...
deoxycortone
33
26
a corticosteroid hor...
deoxygenated
31
26
DEOXYGENATE, to remo...
deoxygenates
31
25
DEOXYGENATE, to remo...
deoxygenised
32
26
DEOXYGENISE, to remo...
deoxygenises
32
25
DEOXYGENISE, to remo...
deoxygenized
35
35
DEOXYGENIZE, to remo...
deoxygenizes
35
34
DEOXYGENIZE, to remo...
deoxyriboses
34
25
DEOXYRIBOSE, a pento...
departements
22
20
DEPARTEMENT, (French...
departmental
23
21
relating to a depart...
depauperated
23
21
DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperates
23
20
DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperised
24
21
DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperises
24
20
DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperized
27
30
DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
depauperizes
27
29
DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
dependancies
23
22
DEPENDANCY, the stat...
dependencies
23
22
DEPENDENCY, the stat...
dephlegmated
27
25
DEPHLEGMATE, to dist...
dephlegmates
27
24
DEPHLEGMATE, to dist...
dephlegmator
27
24
an agent that dephle...
depigmenting
25
25
DEPIGMENT, to take a...
depilatories
23
17
DEPILATORY, a prepar...
deplenishing
26
23
DEPLENISH, to depriv...
deplorations
22
18
DEPLORATION, the act...
deplumations
24
22
DEPLUMATION, the rem...
depolarisers
23
17
DEPOLARISER, an agen...
depolarising
24
20
DEPOLARISE, to remov...
depolarizers
26
26
DEPOLARIZER, an agen...
depolarizing
27
29
DEPOLARIZE, to remov...
depoliticise
27
20
to remove the politi...
depoliticize
30
29
to remove the politi...
depolymerise
30
22
to break a large mol...
depolymerize
33
31
to break a large mol...
depopulating
26
24
DEPOPULATE, to reduc...
depopulation
24
22
the act of depopulat...
depopulators
25
21
DEPOPULATOR, one who...
deportations
21
17
DEPORTATION, an act...
depositaries
22
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DEPOSITARY, a person...
depositation
21
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in Scots law, a bail...
depositional
22
18
relating to depositi...
depositories
22
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DEPOSITORY, a place...
depravations
23
21
DEPRAVATION, the act...
depravedness
23
22
the state of being d...
depravements
24
24
DEPRAVEMENT, (archai...
deprecations
24
20
DEPRECATION, the act...
depreciating
26
22
DEPRECIATE, to lower...
depreciation
24
20
tha act of depreciat...
depreciative
27
23
tending to depreciat...
depreciators
25
19
DEPRECIATOR, one who...
depreciatory
31
21
tending to depreciat...
depredations
21
18
DEPREDATION, the act...
deprehending
24
23
DEPREHEND, (obsolete...
depressingly
31
22
DEPRESSING [adv]
depressively
32
23
DEPRESSIVE, tending...
depressurise
23
17
to reduce the air pr...
depressurize
26
26
to reduce the air pr...
deprivations
24
21
DEPRIVATION, the sta...
deprivements
25
24
DEPRIVEMENT, the act...
deprograming
25
24
DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
deprogrammed
25
25
DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
deprogrammer
25
24
one who deprograms [...
deprogrammes
25
24
DEPROGRAMME, to prev...
deputisation
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18
the act of deputisin...
deputization
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27
the act of deputizin...
deracialised
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DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracialises
24
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DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracialized
27
27
DERACIALIZE, to dive...
deracializes
27
26
DERACIALIZE, to dive...
deracinating
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DERACINATE, to uproo...
deracination
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the act of deracinat...
deraignments
21
20
DERAIGNMENT, the act...
derangements
20
20
DERANGEMENT, the act...
derecognised
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20
DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognises
23
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DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognized
26
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DERECOGNIZE, to with...
derecognizes
26
28
DERECOGNIZE, to with...
deregistered
21
16
DEREGISTER, to remov...
deregulating
23
20
DEREGULATE, to free...
deregulation
21
18
the act of removing...
deregulators
22
17
DEREGULATOR, one who...
deregulatory
28
19
relating to deregula...
derelictions
24
18
DERELICTION, an inte...
derepressing
23
19
DEREPRESS, to activa...
derepression
21
17
the act of derepress...
derestricted
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17
DERESTRICT, to remov...
derisiveness
22
18
the state of being d...
derivational
22
19
relating to derivati...
derivatising
24
20
DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatively
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DERIVATIVE, formed b...
derivatizing
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DERIVATIZE, to make...
dermabrasion
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20
surgical removal of...
dermaplaning
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24
a cosmetic treatment...
dermapterans
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DERMAPTERAN, any ins...
dermatitises
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DERMATITIS, inflamma...
dermatologic
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relating to dermatol...
dermatophyte
31
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a fungus parasitic o...
derogatively
30
22
DEROGATIVE, derogato...
derogatorily
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18
DEROGATORY, detracti...
desacralised
24
18
DESACRALISE, to depr...
desacralises
24
17
DESACRALISE, to depr...
desacralized
27
27
DESACRALIZE, to dive...
desacralizes
27
26
DESACRALIZE, to dive...
desagrements
21
19
DESAGREMENT, (French...
desalinating
21
18
DESALINATE, to remov...
desalination
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16
the act of desalinat...
desalinators
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15
DESALINATOR, an appa...
desalinising
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18
DESALINISE, to remov...
desalinizing
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DESALINIZE, to remov...
desaturation
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15
the inverse of satur...
descensional
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19
characterised by des...
deschoolings
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DESCHOOLING, the fre...
descramblers
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DESCRAMBLER, an elec...
descrambling
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26
DESCRAMBLE, to unscr...
descriptions
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DESCRIPTION, an act...
desecrations
22
17
DESECRATION, an act...
desegregated
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18
DESEGREGATE, to elim...
desegregates
21
17
DESEGREGATE, to elim...
deselections
23
18
DESELECTION, the act...
desensitised
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15
DESENSITISE, to make...
desensitiser
20
14
an agent that desens...
desensitises
20
14
DESENSITISE, to make...
desensitized
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24
DESENSITIZE, to make...
desensitizer
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23
an agent that desens...
desensitizes
23
23
DESENSITIZE, to make...
deserpidines
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18
DESERPIDINE, a synth...
desertifying
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DESERTIFY, to make i...
deservedness
21
19
the state of being d...
desexualised
27
23
DESEXUALISE, to depr...
desexualises
27
22
DESEXUALISE, to depr...
desexualized
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32
DESEXUALIZE, to depr...
desexualizes
30
31
DESEXUALIZE, to depr...
desiccations
26
20
DESICCATION, the sta...
desiccatives
29
23
DESICCATIVE, a dryin...
desiderating
21
17
DESIDERATE, to desir...
desideration
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15
the act of desiderat...
desiderative
22
18
implying desire [adj...
designations
20
17
DESIGNATION, the act...
desilverised
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19
DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverises
24
18
DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverized
27
28
DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desilverizes
27
27
DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desipramines
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20
DESIPRAMINE, a tricy...
desirability
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the quality of being...
desirousness
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the state of being d...
desolateness
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the state of being d...
desolatingly
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DESOLATING [adv]
desoxyribose
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a pentose sugar obta...
despairingly
31
22
DESPAIRING [adv]
desperations
21
17
DESPERATION, loss of...
despisedness
22
18
(Milton) the state o...
despisements
23
20
DESPISEMENT, the act...
despitefully
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24
DESPITEFUL, (archaic...
despiteously
30
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DESPITEOUS, (obsolet...
despoilments
24
21
DESPOILMENT, the act...
despoliation
22
18
the act of despoilin...
despondences
23
22
DESPONDENCE, the sta...
despondently
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22
DESPONDENT, feeling...
despondingly
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DESPONDING, hopeless...
despotically
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DESPOTICAL, having t...
despotocracy
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rulership by despots...
despumations
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DESPUMATION, the thr...
desquamating
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DESQUAMATE, to scale...
desquamation
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having one's skin fa...
desquamative
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30
serving to desquamat...
desquamatory
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28
an obsolete surgical...
dessertspoon
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a spoon intermediate...
dessignments
22
20
DESSIGNMENT, (Spense...
destabilised
24
18
DESTABILISE, to make...
destabiliser
24
17
something that desta...
destabilises
24
17
DESTABILISE, to make...
destabilized
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27
DESTABILIZE, to make...
destabilizer
27
26
something that desta...
destabilizes
27
26
DESTABILIZE, to make...
destempering
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22
DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
destinations
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15
DESTINATION, the pur...
destitutions
21
15
DESTITUTION, the sta...
destructible
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21
capable of being des...
destructions
24
18
DESTRUCTION, the sta...
destructives
27
21
DESTRUCTIVE, somethi...
desulfurated
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DESULFURATE, to remo...
desulfurates
24
19
DESULFURATE, to remo...
desulfurised
25
20
DESULFURISE, to remo...
desulfuriser
25
19
a device for removin...
desulfurises
25
19
DESULFURISE, to remo...
desulfurized
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DESULFURIZE, to remo...
desulfurizer
28
28
something for removi...
desulfurizes
28
28
DESULFURIZE, to remo...
desulphurate
26
21
to remove sulphur fr...
desulphuring
28
24
DESULPHUR, to remove...
desulphurise
27
21
to remove the sulphu...
desulphurize
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to remove the sulphu...
detachedness
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20
the state of being d...
detailedness
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the state of being d...
detasselling
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DETASSEL, to remove...
detectivists
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DETECTIVIST, a write...
detectophone
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a secret telephone f...
detectorists
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16
DETECTORIST, a perso...
detergencies
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19
DETERGENCY, a cleans...
deteriorated
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14
DETERIORATE, to make...
deteriorates
19
13
DETERIORATE, to make...
deteriorisms
22
16
DETERIORISM, the doc...
determinable
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21
capable of being det...
determinably
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DETERMINABLE, capabl...
determinants
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DETERMINANT, that wh...
determinated
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18
DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
determinates
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17
DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
determinator
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17
something that deter...
determinedly
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21
DETERMINED [adv]
determinisms
23
20
DETERMINISM, the doc...
determinists
22
17
DETERMINIST, a belie...
detestations
19
14
DETESTATION, extreme...
dethronement
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20
the act of dethronin...
dethronising
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19
DETHRONISE, to remov...
dethronizing
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DETHRONIZE, to dethr...
detonability
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20
the state of being d...
detoxicating
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26
DETOXICATE, to rid o...
detoxication
28
24
the act of detoxicat...
detractingly
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DETRACTING [adv]
detractively
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23
DETRACTIVE, tending...
detrainments
20
18
DETRAINMENT, the act...
detribalised
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DETRIBALISE, to caus...
detribalises
24
17
DETRIBALISE, to caus...
detribalized
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27
DETRIBALIZE, to caus...
detribalizes
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26
DETRIBALIZE, to caus...
detrimentals
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18
DETRIMENTAL, an unde...
detritovores
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17
DETRITOVORE, an orga...
detruncating
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21
DETRUNCATE, to cut s...
detruncation
22
19
the act of detruncat...
detumescence
26
24
diminution of swelli...
deuteranopes
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18
DEUTERANOPE, an indi...
deuteranopia
20
18
red-green colour-bli...
deuteranopic
24
21
relating to deuteran...
deuterations
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15
DEUTERATION, the act...
deuteroplasm
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21
the food material, s...
deuteroscopy
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second view or meani...
deuterostome
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17
any of a major divis...
deutoplasmic
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24
of or like deutoplas...
deutoplastic
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21
of or like deutoplas...
devalorising
24
21
DEVALORISE, to deval...
devalorizing
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DEVALORIZE, to deval...
devaluations
22
20
DEVALUATION, an offi...
devastations
21
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DEVASTATION, ruin, d...
developments
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DEVELOPMENT, the act...
deverbatives
26
24
DEVERBATIVE, a noun...
deviationism
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the deviation of a d...
deviationist
22
18
one who deviates fro...
devilishness
26
21
the state of being d...
devitalising
25
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DEVITALISE, to depri...
devitalizing
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30
DEVITALIZE, to depri...
devitrifying
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25
DEVITRIFY, to depriv...
devocalising
27
24
DEVOCALISE, to make...
devocalizing
30
33
DEVOCALIZE, to make...
devolvements
25
26
DEVOLVEMENT, the act...
devotionally
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DEVOTIONAL, relating...
devotionists
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DEVOTIONIST, one who...
devoutnesses
21
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DEVOUTNESS, the stat...
dextralities
28
21
DEXTRALITY, right-ha...
dextrocardia
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a condition in which...
dextrogyrate
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causing to turn to t...
dextrorotary
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turning to the right...
dextrousness
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22
the state of being d...
diabetogenic
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producing diabetes [...
diabolically
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DIABOLICAL, of, rela...
diachronisms
27
22
DIACHRONISM, the stu...
diageotropic
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tending to grow at r...
diagnoseable
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20
capable of being dia...
diagnostical
25
20
relating to diagnosi...
diagonalised
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18
DIAGONALISE, to put...
diagonalises
21
17
DIAGONALISE, to put...
diagonalized
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27
DIAGONALIZE, to put...
diagonalizes
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26
DIAGONALIZE, to put...
diagrammable
26
25
capable of being dia...
diagrammatic
27
24
of or like a diagram...
dialectician
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one who is skilled i...
dialecticism
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the study of dialect...
dialectology
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the study of dialect...
dialogically
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DIALOGICAL, relating...
dialysations
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DIALYSATION, the act...
dialytically
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DIALYTIC, having the...
dialyzations
30
26
DIALYZATION, the act...
diamagnetism
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the form of magnetis...
diamondbacks
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DIAMONDBACK, a kind...
diamorphines
25
22
DIAMORPHINE, a stron...
diaphanously
31
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DIAPHANOUS, transpar...
diaphoretics
28
21
DIAPHORETIC, a drug...
diaphragming
28
26
DIAPHRAGM, to fit wi...
diapophysial
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24
of or like a diapoph...
diapositives
25
20
DIAPOSITIVE, a trans...
diarthrodial
24
17
of or like a diarthr...
diascordiums
26
21
DIASCORDIUM, (obsole...
diastereomer
20
16
a stereoisomer that...
diastrophism
27
21
the process by which...
diatessarons
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DIATESSARON, a medic...
diathermancy
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permeability by or c...
diatomaceous
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consisting of or abo...
diatonically
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DIATONIC, using only...
diatonicisms
25
20
DIATONICISM, the sta...
diazomethane
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28
a yellow odourless e...
dibasicities
27
19
DIBASICITY, the qual...
dibenzofuran
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a highly toxic chemi...
dibranchiate
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having two gills [ad...
dicarboxylic
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containing two carbo...
dicarpellary
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of or with two carpe...
dicephalisms
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DICEPHALISM, the sta...
dichlorvoses
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DICHLORVOS, a pestic...
dichotically
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DICHOTIC, affecting...
dichotomised
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22
DICHOTOMISE, to rend...
dichotomises
27
21
DICHOTOMISE, to rend...
dichotomists
28
21
DICHOTOMIST, one tha...
dichotomized
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31
DICHOTOMIZE, to rend...
dichotomizes
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30
DICHOTOMIZE, to rend...
dichroiscope
31
24
an instrument for in...
dichromatics
31
24
DICHROMATIC, a perso...
dichromatism
29
24
partial color blindn...
dichrooscope
30
24
an instrument for ex...
dichroscopes
31
24
DICHROSCOPE, an inst...
dichroscopic
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relating to a dichro...
dicotyledons
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DICOTYLEDON, a plant...
dictatorship
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the office of dictat...
dictatresses
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DICTATRESS, a female...
dictionaries
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DICTIONARY, a book c...
dictyopteran
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any insect of an ord...
dictyosteles
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DICTYOSTELE, a compl...
didactically
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DIDACTICAL, designed...
didacticisms
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DIDACTICISM, being d...
didactylisms
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DIDACTYLISM, having...
dieciousness
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the state of being d...
diencephalic
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relating to the dien...
diencephalon
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the back of the fore...
dietetically
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DIETETICAL, relating...
diethylamide
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as in lysergic acid...
diethylamine
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a liquid resembling...
differencied
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DIFFERENCY, to make...
differencies
27
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DIFFERENCY, to make...
differencing
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DIFFERENCE, to make...
differentiae
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DIFFERENTIA, a prope...
differential
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relating to a differ...
difficulties
31
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DIFFICULTY, the stat...
difformities
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DIFFORMITY, irregula...
diffractions
28
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DIFFRACTION, a modif...
diffrangible
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capable of being dif...
diffusedness
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the state of being d...
diffusionism
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the theory that diff...
diffusionist
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an anthropologist wh...
difunctional
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a compound with two...
digitalising
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DIGITALIS [v]
digitalizing
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DIGITALIZE, to make...
digitigrades
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DIGITIGRADE, an anim...
digitisation
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the process of makin...
digitization
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the process of makin...
digladiating
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DIGLADIATE, (obsolet...
digladiation
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a fight, a dispute [...
digladiators
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DIGLADIATOR, one who...
diglycerides
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DIGLYCERIDE, an este...
digoneutisms
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DIGONEUTISM, the sta...
digressional
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relating to digressi...
digressively
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DIGRESSIVE, characte...
dihybridisms
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DIHYBRIDISM, the sta...
dijudicating
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DIJUDICATE, to judge...
dijudication
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a judgment [n -S]
dilacerating
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DILACERATE, to rend...
dilaceration
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a rending asunder [n...
dilapidating
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DILAPIDATE, to bring...
dilapidation
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the state of being d...
dilapidators
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DILAPIDATOR, an agen...
dilatability
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the state of being d...
dilatational
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relating to dilatati...
dilatometers
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DILATOMETER, an inst...
dilatometric
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relating to measurem...
dilatoriness
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the state of being d...
dilettantish
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somewhat like a dile...
dilettantism
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the state of being a...
dillydallied
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DILLYDALLY, to loite...
dillydallies
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DILLYDALLY, to loite...
dilucidating
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DILUCIDATE, (obsolet...
dilucidation
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the act of dilucidat...
dilutenesses
21
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DILUTENESS, the stat...
diluvialisms
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DILUVIALISM, a belie...
diluvialists
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DILUVIALIST, one who...
dimensioning
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DIMENSION, to give t...
dimercaprols
28
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DIMERCAPROL, a compo...
dimerisation
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the creation of a di...
dimerization
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26
the creation of a di...
dimidiations
22
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DIMIDIATION, divisio...
diminishable
27
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that can be diminish...
diminishings
26
22
DIMINISHING, the act...
diminishment
25
23
the act of diminishi...
diminuendoes
20
20
DIMINUENDO, a passag...
diminutively
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DIMINUTIVE, small [a...
dinotheriums
24
20
DINOTHERIUM, an exti...
dinucleotide
24
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a nucleotide consist...
dioicousness
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18
the state of being d...
dioptometers
23
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DIOPTOMETER, an inst...
dioptrically
35
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DIOPTRICAL, transpar...
dipeptidases
25
20
DIPEPTIDASE, any of...
diphosphates
29
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DIPHOSPHATE, a phosp...
diphtheritic
32
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relating to diphther...
diphtheritis
29
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diphtheria [n -ES]
diphtheroids
28
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DIPHTHEROID, a bacte...
diphthonging
29
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DIPHTHONG, to pronou...
diphthongise
28
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to make into a dipht...
diphthongize
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to make into a dipht...
diphysitisms
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DIPHYSITISM, belief...
diplobiontic
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of or like a diplobi...
diploblastic
31
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having ectoderm and...
diplocardiac
30
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of birds and mammals...
diplodocuses
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DIPLODOCUS, a gigant...
diplogeneses
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20
DIPLOGENESIS, the do...
diplogenesis
24
20
the doubling of ordi...
diplomateses
24
20
DIPLOMATESE, the lan...
diplomatical
29
24
relating to diplomac...
diplomatised
25
21
DIPLOMATISE, to prac...
diplomatises
25
20
DIPLOMATISE, to prac...
diplomatists
26
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DIPLOMATIST, a diplo...
diplomatized
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DIPLOMATIZE, to prac...
diplomatizes
28
29
DIPLOMATIZE, to prac...
diprionidian
22
19
of graptolites, serr...
dipropellant
26
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a rocket propellant...
diprotodonts
22
18
DIPROTODONT, any mar...
dipsomaniacs
26
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DIPSOMANIAC, one add...
dipterocarps
28
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DIPTEROCARP, a kind...
directedness
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18
the state of being d...
directnesses
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DIRECTNESS, the qual...
directorates
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DIRECTORATE, the off...
directorship
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the office of direct...
directresses
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DIRECTRESS, a female...
dirigibility
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the state of being d...
disabilities
25
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DISABILITY, the cond...
disablements
24
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DISABLEMENT, the act...
disaccharide
29
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any sugar that consi...
disaccharids
30
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DISACCHARID, any of...
disaccordant
26
21
lacking in accord [a...
disaccording
28
23
DISACCORD, to refuse...
disaccredits
28
20
DISACCREDIT, to remo...
disaccustoms
29
23
DISACCUSTOM, to free...
disadvancing
26
25
DISADVANCE, (Spenser...
disadvantage
22
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to place at a disadv...
disadventure
22
20
(Spenser) a mishap,...
disaffecting
29
25
DISAFFECT, to take a...
disaffection
27
23
the state of being d...
disaffiliate
26
20
to end an affiliatio...
disaffirming
28
25
DISAFFIRM, to assert...
disafforests
25
19
DISAFFOREST, to clea...
disaggregate
23
19
to separate into com...
disagreeable
23
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causing discomfort [...
disagreeably
30
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DISAGREEABLE, causin...
disagreement
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19
the act of disagreei...
disallowable
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that can be disallow...
disallowance
27
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the act of disallowi...
disambiguate
25
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to establish a singl...
disamenities
21
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DISAMENITY, a lack o...
disanalogies
21
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DISANALOGY, a non-co...
disanalogous
21
18
not analogous [adj]
disanchoring
26
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DISANCHOR, to raise...
disanimating
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DISANIMATE, to depri...
disannullers
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18
DISANNULLER, one who...
disannulling
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21
the act of disannull...
disannulment
21
21
the act of disannull...
disanointing
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18
DISANOINT, to undo t...
disappearing
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DISAPPEAR, to vanish...
disappointed
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DISAPPOINT, to fail...
disapprovals
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DISAPPROVAL, censure...
disapprovers
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DISAPPROVER, one who...
disapproving
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26
passing unfavorable...
disarmaments
22
20
DISARMAMENT, the act...
disarranging
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19
DISARRANGE, to distu...
disassembled
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21
DISASSEMBLE, to take...
disassembler
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20
a program that trans...
disassembles
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20
DISASSEMBLE, to take...
disassociate
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16
to separate from ass...
disastrously
29
17
DISASTROUS, attended...
disauthorise
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to deprive of author...
disauthorize
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to deprive of author...
disavauncing
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DISAVAUNCE, (Spenser...
disaventrous
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(Spenser) unfortunat...
disaventures
22
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DISAVENTURE, (Spense...
disavouching
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26
DISAVOUCH, (obsolete...
disbandments
23
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DISBANDMENT, the act...
disbelievers
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DISBELIEVER, one who...
disbelieving
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incredulous [adj DIS...
disbowelling
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DISBOWEL, to remove...
disbranching
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DISBRANCH, to divest...
disburdening
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DISBURDEN, to rid of...
disbursement
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the act of disbursin...
disburthened
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DISBURTHEN, to get r...
discalceates
27
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DISCALCEATE, one who...
discandering
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(Shakespeare) meltin...
discandyings
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DISCANDYING [n]
discardments
25
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DISCARDMENT, the act...
disceptation
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(archaic) the act of...
disceptators
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DISCEPTATOR, (obsole...
discerningly
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DISCERNING [adv]
discernments
24
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DISCERNMENT, the qua...
discerptible
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able to be separated...
discerptions
26
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DISCERPTION, the act...
dischurching
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DISCHURCH, (obsolete...
discipleship
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the office of discip...
disciplinant
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a person who subject...
disciplinary
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serving to disciplin...
discipliners
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DISCIPLINER, one who...
disciplining
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DISCIPLINE, to punis...
disclamation
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the act of disclaimi...
discoboluses
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DISCOBOLUS, (histori...
discographer
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a person who compile...
discographic
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relating to discogra...
discologists
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DISCOLOGIST, one who...
discolorment
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the act of discolori...
discolouring
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DISCOLOUR, to alter...
discomedusan
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a member of the Disc...
discomfiters
28
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DISCOMFITER, one who...
discomfiting
29
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DISCOMFIT, to discon...
discomfiture
28
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the act of discomfit...
discomforted
27
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DISCOMFORT, to make...
discommended
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DISCOMMEND, to menti...
discommoding
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DISCOMMODE, to put t...
discommodity
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inconvenience [n DIS...
discommoning
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DISCOMMON, to depriv...
discommunity
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lack of community [n...
discomposing
28
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DISCOMPOSE, to disar...
discomposure
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lackof composure [n...
discomycetes
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DISCOMYCETE, one of...
disconcerted
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DISCONCERT, to throw...
disconfirmed
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DISCONFIRM, to deny...
disconnected
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DISCONNECT, to sever...
disconnecter
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one who disconnects...
disconnexion
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the act of disconnec...
disconsented
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DISCONSENT, (obsolet...
disconsolate
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cheerless [adj DISCO...
discontented
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DISCONTENT, to make...
discontinued
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DISCONTINUE, to brea...
discontinuer
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one who discontinues...
discontinues
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DISCONTINUE, to brea...
discophorans
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DISCOPHORAN, a jelly...
discophorous
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relating to the Disc...
discordances
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DISCORDANCE, the sta...
discordantly
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DISCORDANT, being at...
discorporate
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to deprive (a corpor...
discotheques
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DISCOTHEQUE, a place...
discountable
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set apart for discou...
discouragers
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DISCOURAGER, one who...
discouraging
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disheartening [adj D...
discourteise
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(Spenser) discourteo...
discourteous
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18
lacking courtesy, al...
discoverable
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that can be discover...
discoverture
26
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the state of being d...
discrediting
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DISCREDIT, to refuse...
discreetness
23
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the state of being d...
discrepances
28
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DISCREPANCE, the sta...
discrepantly
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DISCREPANT, marked b...
discreteness
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the state of being d...
discretional
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relating to discreti...
discretively
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DISCRETIVE, marking...
discriminant
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a mathematical expre...
discriminate
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discriminating [adj...
disculpating
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DISCULPATE, to free...
discumbering
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DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
discursively
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DISCURSIVE, moving f...
discussional
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relating to discussi...
disdainfully
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DISDAINFUL, full of...
diseasedness
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the state of being d...
diseconomies
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DISECONOMY, lack of...
disembarking
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DISEMBARK, to leave...
disembarrass
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to free from somethi...
disembellish
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to deprive of embell...
disembitters
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DISEMBITTER, to free...
disembodying
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DISEMBODY, to remove...
disemboguing
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DISEMBOGUE, (Spanish...
disembosomed
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DISEMBOSOM, to separ...
disemboweled
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DISEMBOWEL, to take...
disembrangle
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(obsolete) to free f...
disembroiled
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DISEMBROIL, to disen...
disemburdens
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DISEMBURDEN, to disb...
disemploying
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DISEMPLOY, to throw...
disempowered
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DISEMPOWER, to depri...
disenchained
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DISENCHAIN, to free...
disenchanted
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DISENCHANT, to free...
disenchanter
24
20
one who disenchants...
disenclosing
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DISENCLOSE, to free...
disencumbers
27
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DISENCUMBER, to free...
disendowment
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the act of disendowi...
disennobling
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DISENNOBLE, to depri...
disenrolling
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the act of removing...
disenshrouds
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DISENSHROUD, to dive...
disenslaving
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DISENSLAVE, to free...
disentailing
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18
DISENTAIL, to free f...
disentangled
21
19
DISENTANGLE, to free...
disentangles
21
18
DISENTANGLE, to free...
disenthralls
25
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DISENTHRALL, to rele...
disenthroned
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18
DISENTHRONE, (Milton...
disenthrones
21
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DISENTHRONE, (Milton...
disentitling
23
18
DISENTITLE, to depri...
disentombing
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DISENTOMB, to take o...
disentrailed
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DISENTRAIL, (Spenser...
disentrained
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DISENTRAIN, to set d...
disentranced
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19
DISENTRANCE, to awak...
disentrances
22
18
DISENTRANCE, to awak...
disentrayled
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18
DISENTRAYLE, (Spense...
disentrayles
27
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DISENTRAYLE, (Spense...
disentwining
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DISENTWINE, to free...
disenveloped
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DISENVELOP, to free...
disenvironed
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DISENVIRON, to depri...
disespousing
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DISESPOUSE, (Milton)...
disestablish
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to deprive of an est...
disesteeming
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DISESTEEM, to hold o...
disfavourers
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DISFAVOURER, one who...
disfavouring
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DISFAVOUR, to disest...
disfeaturing
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DISFEATURE, to depri...
disfluencies
27
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DISFLUENCY, a lack o...
disforesting
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DISFOREST, to clear...
disfranchise
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to deprive of franch...
disfunctions
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DISFUNCTION, impairm...
disfurnished
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DISFURNISH, to strip...
disfurnishes
26
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DISFURNISH, to strip...
disgarnished
24
19
DISGARNISH, to despo...
disgarnishes
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DISGARNISH, to despo...
disgarrisons
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DISGARRISON, to depr...
disgavelling
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the act of releasing...
disglorified
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DISGLORIFY, (Milton)...
disglorifies
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DISGLORIFY, (Milton)...
disgorgement
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the act of disgorgin...
disgradation
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the act of disgradin...
disgregation
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separation; scatteri...
disgruntling
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DISGRUNTLE, to make...
disguiseless
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without a disguise [...
disguisement
23
20
a disguise [n -S]
disgustfully
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DISGUSTFUL, provokin...
disgustingly
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DISGUSTING [adv]
dishallowing
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23
DISHALLOW, to make u...
disharmonies
23
19
DISHARMONY, lack of...
disharmonise
23
19
to put out of harmon...
disharmonize
26
28
to put out of harmon...
disheartened
21
17
DISHEARTEN, to cause...
dishevelling
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DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishevelment
26
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the state of being d...
dishonesties
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DISHONESTY, lack of...
dishonorable
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lacking honor, also...
dishonorably
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DISHONORABLE, lackin...
dishonourers
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DISHONOURER [n]
dishonouring
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DISHONOUR, to depriv...
dishumouring
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DISHUMOUR, (obsolete...
disillusions
24
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DISILLUSION, to free...
disimagining
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DISIMAGINE, to banis...
disimprisons
25
20
DISIMPRISON, to free...
disimproving
28
26
DISIMPROVE, to make...
disincentive
25
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a deterrent [n -S]
disinclining
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DISINCLINE, to make...
disinclosing
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DISINCLOSE, to free...
disinfectant
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an agent that frees...
disinfecting
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DISINFECT, to rid of...
disinfection
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the act of disinfect...
disinfectors
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DISINFECTOR, an agen...
disinfestant
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an agent that disinf...
disinfesting
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DISINFEST, to remove...
disinflation
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a reversal of inflat...
disinforming
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DISINFORM, to inform...
disingenuity
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the state of being d...
disingenuous
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lacking in candor; g...
disinherison
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the act of disinheri...
disinherited
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DISINHERIT, to depri...
disinhibited
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DISINHIBIT, to remov...
disintegrate
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to break or decompos...
disinterests
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DISINTEREST, to caus...
disinterment
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the act of disinterr...
disinterring
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DISINTER, to exhume...
disintricate
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to free from intrica...
disinventing
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DISINVENT, to undo t...
disinvesting
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21
DISINVEST, to reduce...
disinvolving
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DISINVOLVE, to unfol...
disjointedly
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27
DISJOINTED [adv]
disjunctions
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DISJUNCTION, the act...
disjunctives
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DISJUNCTIVE, a disju...
disjunctures
27
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DISJUNCTURE, the act...
dislocatedly
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DISLOCATED [adv]
dislocations
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DISLOCATION, the act...
dislodgement
23
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the act of dislodgin...
dislodgments
24
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DISLODGMENT, the act...
disloyalties
29
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DISLOYALTY, lack of...
dismalnesses
22
18
DISMALNESS, the qual...
dismantlings
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DISMANTLING, the act...
dismastments
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20
DISMASTMENT, the act...
dismayedness
27
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the state of being d...
dismemberers
25
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DISMEMBERER, one who...
dismembering
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DISMEMBER, to cut or...
dismissively
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DISMISSIVE, disrespe...
dismountable
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capable of being dis...
dismutations
22
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DISMUTATION, simulta...
disobedience
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refusal or neglect t...
disoperation
21
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a mutually harmful r...
disorderedly
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DISORDERED [adv]
disorderlies
22
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DISORDERLY, a disord...
disorganised
21
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DISORGANISE, to remo...
disorganiser
21
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one who disorganises...
disorganises
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DISORGANISE, to remo...
disorganized
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DISORGANIZE, to remo...
disorganizer
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one who disorganizes...
disorganizes
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DISORGANIZE, to remo...
disorientate
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to cause to lose a s...
disorienting
21
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DISORIENT, to confus...
dispaupering
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DISPAUPER, to depriv...
dispauperise
25
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to free from pauperd...
dispauperize
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to free from pauperd...
dispensaries
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DISPENSARY, a place...
dispensation
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a general state or o...
dispensative
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granting dispensatio...
dispensators
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DISPENSATOR, a dispe...
dispensatory
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granting dispensatio...
dispersively
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DISPERSIVE, tending...
dispiritedly
32
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DISPIRITED [adv]
dispiritment
25
20
a state of being dis...
dispiteously
31
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DISPITEOUS, (obsolet...
displaceable
29
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capable of being dis...
displacement
27
24
the act of displacin...
displeasance
25
21
(Spenser) displeasur...
displeasants
23
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DISPLEASANT, to rend...
displeasedly
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DISPLEASED [adv]
displeasured
24
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DISPLEASURE, (archai...
displeasures
24
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DISPLEASURE, (archai...
displenished
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DISPLENISH, to depri...
displenishes
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DISPLENISH, to depri...
disportments
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DISPORTMENT, the act...
dispositions
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DISPOSITION, a perso...
dispossessed
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DISPOSSESS, to put o...
dispossesses
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DISPOSSESS, to put o...
dispossessor
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one who dispossesses...
disprisoning
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DISPRISON, to let lo...
disprivacied
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deprived of privacy...
disprivilege
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to deprive of a priv...
disprofessed
25
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DISPROFESS, to renou...
disprofesses
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DISPROFESS, to renou...
disprofiting
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DISPROFIT, (archaic)...
dispropriate
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(obsolete) to disapp...
disproviding
27
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DISPROVIDE, (archaic...
dispurveying
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DISPURVEY, (archaic)...
disputations
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DISPUTATION, the act...
disputatious
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inclined to dispute...
disqualified
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DISQUALIFY, to debar...
disqualifier
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one who disqualifies...
disqualifies
33
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DISQUALIFY, to debar...
disquietedly
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DISQUIETED [adv]
disquietened
28
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DISQUIETEN, to make...
disquietness
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the state of being d...
disquietudes
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DISQUIETUDE, anxiety...
disquisition
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a carefully argued e...
disquisitive
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of or like a disquis...
disquisitory
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of or like a disquis...
disregarders
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DISREGARDER, one who...
disregardful
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full of disregard [a...
disregarding
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DISREGARD, to pay no...
disrelations
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DISRELATION, lack of...
disrelishing
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DISRELISH, to dislik...
disremembers
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DISREMEMBER, to forg...
disreputable
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not reputable [adj D...
disreputably
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DISREPUTABLE, not re...
disrespected
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DISRESPECT, to have...
disrobements
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DISROBEMENT, the act...
disruptively
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DISRUPTIVE, causing...
dissatisfied
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dissatisfies
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DISSATISFY, to fail...
dissemblance
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the act of dissembli...
dissemblings
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DISSEMBLING [n]
disseminated
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disseminates
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DISSEMINATE, to spre...
disseminator
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one who disseminates...
disseminules
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DISSEMINULE, a repro...
dissenterish
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like a (religious) d...
dissenterism
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the beliefs of a dis...
dissentience
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the state of being d...
dissentiency
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the state of being d...
dissentients
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dissentingly
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dissepiments
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DISSEPIMENT, a parti...
dissertating
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DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissertation
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an extended usually...
dissertative
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relating to disserta...
dissertators
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disseverance
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the act of disseveri...
disseverment
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the act of disseveri...
dissheathing
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disshivering
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DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissiliences
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DISSILIENCE, springi...
dissimilarly
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DISSIMILAR, unlike [...
dissimilated
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DISSIMILATE, to unde...
dissimilates
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DISSIMILATE, to unde...
dissimulated
24
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DISSIMULATE, to pret...
dissimulates
24
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DISSIMULATE, to pret...
dissimulator
24
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one who dissinulates...
dissipatedly
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DISSIPATED [adv]
dissipations
23
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DISSIPATION, the act...
dissocialise
25
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to make unsocial, al...
dissociality
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the state of being d...
dissocialize
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to make unsocial, al...
dissociating
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DISSOCIATE, to separ...
dissociation
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the act of dissociat...
dissociative
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serving to dissociat...
dissolutions
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DISSOLUTION, separat...
dissonancies
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DISSONANCY, discord,...
dissuasively
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DISSUASIVE, tending...
dissuasories
21
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DISSUASORY, a dissua...
dissundering
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DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
dissyllabify
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to make disyllabic [...
dissyllabism
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the fact of having t...
dissyllables
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DISSYLLABLE, a word...
dissymmetric
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relating to dissymme...
distanceless
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without distance [ad...
distemperate
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not temperate [adj]
distempering
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disthronised
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DISTHRONISE, (Spense...
disthronises
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DISTHRONISE, (Spense...
disthronized
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DISTHRONIZE, (Spense...
disthronizes
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DISTHRONIZE, (Spense...
distichously
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DISTICHOUS, in or ha...
distillation
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the process of purif...
distillatory
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relating to distilla...
distilleries
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DISTILLERY, the buil...
distinctions
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DISTINCTION, separat...
distinctives
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DISTINCTIVE, somethi...
distinctness
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the state of being d...
distinctures
25
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DISTINCTURE, distinc...
distortional
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relating to distorti...
distractable
27
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that can be distract...
distractedly
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DISTRACTED [adv]
distractible
28
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that can be distract...
distractions
24
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DISTRACTION, the act...
distrainable
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capable of being dis...
distrainment
21
18
the act of distraini...
distraughtly
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DISTRAUGHT, agitated...
distressings
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DISTRESSING, the act...
distribuends
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DISTRIBUEND, that wh...
distributary
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a branch of a river...
distributees
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DISTRIBUTEE, one who...
distributers
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DISTRIBUTER, one who...
distributing
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DISTRIBUTE, to divid...
distribution
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the act of distribut...
distributive
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relating to distribu...
distributors
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DISTRIBUTOR, one who...
distringases
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DISTRINGAS, formerly...
distroubling
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DISTROUBLE, (obsolet...
distrustless
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without distrust [ad...
disturbances
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DISTURBANCE, the act...
disturbative
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serving to disturb [...
disturbingly
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DISTURBING [adv]
disulphurets
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DISULPHURET, (obsole...
disunionists
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DISUNIONIST, someone...
disutilities
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disworshiped
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DISWORSHIP, (Milton)...
disyllabisms
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DISYLLABISM, the cha...
ditchdiggers
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DITCHDIGGER, one tha...
ditheistical
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relating to ditheism...
ditheletical
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relating to dithelet...
ditheletisms
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DITHELETISM, the doc...
dithelitisms
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DITHELITISM, the doc...
dithyrambist
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one who sings dithyr...
ditransitive
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a verb able to take...
ditriglyphic
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of or like a ditrigl...
dittographic
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relating to dittogra...
diuretically
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DIURETIC, increasing...
diuturnities
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DIUTURNITY, long dur...
divaricately
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DIVARICATE, forking...
divaricating
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DIVARICATE, to fork,...
divarication
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the act of divaricat...
divaricators
26
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DIVARICATOR, one who...
divellicated
28
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DIVELLICATE, to pull...
divellicates
28
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DIVELLICATE, to pull...
divergements
24
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DIVERGEMENT, the act...
divergencies
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DIVERGENCY, a drawin...
diversifiers
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DIVERSIFIER, one who...
diversifying
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DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversionary
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tending to draw atte...
diversionist
23
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one engaged in diver...
diverticular
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relating to a divert...
diverticulum
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a blind passage or t...
divertimenti
24
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DIVERTIMENTO, (Itali...
divertimento
23
21
(Italian) a genre of...
divestitures
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DIVESTITURE, the act...
dividendless
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without a dividend [...
divinatorial
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relating to divinati...
divinenesses
21
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DIVINENESS, the qual...
divineresses
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DIVINERESS, a woman...
divinisation
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the process of divin...
divinization
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the process of divin...
divisibility
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the state of being d...
divisionally
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DIVISIONAL, relating...
divisionisms
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DIVISIONISM, pointil...
divisionists
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DIVISIONIST, a pract...
divisiveness
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the state of being d...
divorcements
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DIVORCEMENT, the act...
divulgations
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DIVULGATION, the act...
divulgements
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DIVULGEMENT, the act...
docibilities
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DOCIBILITY, docility...
docimologies
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DOCIMOLOGY, the art...
dockisations
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DOCKISATION, the act...
dockizations
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DOCKIZATION, the act...
dockwalloper
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an informal US name...
doctrinaires
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DOCTRINAIRE, (French...
doctrinality
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the state of being d...
doctrinarian
22
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a doctrinaire, an im...
doctrinarism
25
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being doctrinaire, a...
documentable
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capable of being doc...
dodecagynian
28
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having twelve styles...
dodecagynous
29
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having twelve styles...
dodecahedral
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relating to a dodeca...
dodecahedron
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a twelve-sided solid...
dodecandrous
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having twelve stamen...
dodecaphonic
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of music, twelve-ton...
dodecastyles
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DODECASTYLE, a porti...
dogberryisms
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DOGBERRYISM, the sta...
dogfightings
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DOGFIGHTING, engagin...
doggednesses
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DOGGEDNESS, the qual...
dogmatically
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DOGMATICAL, pertaini...
dolichuruses
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DOLICHURUS, (Latin)...
dollarfishes
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DOLLARFISH, any of v...
dollarocracy
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rule by the dollar [...
dolomitising
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DOLOMITISE, to conve...
dolomitizing
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DOLOMITIZE, to conve...
doloriferous
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bearing grief or pai...
dolorousness
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the state of being d...
dolphinarium
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a place where dolphi...
domesticable
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capable of being dom...
domestically
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DOMESTICAL, (archaic...
domesticated
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DOMESTICATE, to brin...
domesticates
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DOMESTICATE, to brin...
domesticator
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one who domesticates...
domesticised
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DOMESTICISE, to make...
domesticises
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DOMESTICISE, to make...
domesticized
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DOMESTICIZE, to make...
domesticizes
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DOMESTICIZE, to make...
domiciliated
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domiciliates
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DOMICILIATE, to esta...
dominatingly
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dominatrices
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DOMINATRIX, a prosti...
dominatrixes
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DOMINATRIX, a prosti...
donatistical
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pertaining to donati...
doomwatchers
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DOOMWATCHER, one who...
doomwatching
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the act of keeping a...
doorknockers
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DOORKNOCKER, a knock...
doorknocking
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DOORKNOCK, to go fro...
doorsteppers
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DOORSTEPPER, a sales...
doorstepping
25
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going from door to d...
dopaminergic
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liberating, activate...
doppelganger
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(German) a ghostly c...
dorsiflexing
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DORSIFLEX, to bend t...
dorsiflexion
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a bending backwards;...
dorsiventral
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having differentiate...
dorsolateral
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of, relating to, or...
dorsoventral
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extending from a dor...
dosimetrists
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DOSIMETRIST, one who...
doubleheader
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two games, contests...
doublenesses
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DOUBLENESS, the stat...
doublespeaks
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DOUBLESPEAK, languag...
doublethinks
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DOUBLETHINK, thought...
doubtfulness
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the state of being d...
doughinesses
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DOUGHINESS, the stat...
doughnutlike
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like a doughnut [adj...
doughnutting
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the act of surroundi...
doulocracies
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DOULOCRACY, a govern...
douroucoulis
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DOUROUCOULI, a small...
dovetailings
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DOVETAILING, the act...
dovishnesses
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DOVISHNESS, the stat...
downdraughts
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DOWNDRAUGHT, a downw...
downlighters
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DOWNLIGHTER, a downw...
downloadable
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capable of being dow...
downloadings
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DOWNLOADING, the act...
downshifters
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DOWNSHIFTER, one who...
downshifting
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the act of selecting...
downstairses
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DOWNSTAIRS, a lower...
downtrending
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DOWNTREND, to tend i...
downwardness
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doxographers
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doxographies
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DOXOGRAPHY, the comp...
doxorubicins
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doxycyclines
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DOXYCYCLINE, a broad...
drabbinesses
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DRABBINESS, the stat...
draconianism
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extreme harshness of...
draconically
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DRACONIC, unusually...
dracontiases
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DRACONTIASIS, guinea...
dracontiasis
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guinea worm disease...
draftinesses
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DRAFTINESS, the stat...
draftsperson
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a draftsman or draft...
dragonnading
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DRAGONNADE, to perse...
dramatically
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DRAMATICAL, of or pe...
dramaticisms
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DRAMATICISM, the qua...
dramatisable
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capable of being dra...
dramatizable
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capable of being dra...
dramaturgies
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dramaturgist
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a dramatist; specifi...
drapeability
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the state of being d...
draughtboard
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a board for the play...
draughtiness
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the state of being d...
draughtproof
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to make proof agains...
drawlingness
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the state of being d...
dreadfulness
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the state of being d...
dreadnaughts
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dreadnoughts
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DREADNOUGHT, a large...
dreamfulness
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the state of being d...
dreaminesses
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drearinesses
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DREARINESS, the stat...
dregginesses
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dressinesses
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dressmakings
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DRESSMAKING, the cra...
drillability
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the state of being d...
drillmasters
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drinkability
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the state of being d...
driveability
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the ability to be dr...
drivennesses
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drivethrough
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a shop or restaurant...
dromophobias
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droopinesses
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droseraceous
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belonging to the Dro...
drossinesses
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droughtiness
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the state of being d...
drowsinesses
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drumbeatings
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drumbledrane
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(dialect) a bumble b...
drunkalogues
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drunkometers
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drysalteries
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dubitatively
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dulcetnesses
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DULCETNESS, the stat...
dulciloquies
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DULCILOQUY, a soft m...
dumbfounders
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DUMBFOUNDER, to stri...
dumbfounding
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DUMBFOUND, to strike...
dumbstricken
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made silent by aston...
dumfoundered
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DUMFOUNDER, to strik...
dumortierite
22
17
(French) an orthorho...
dunderheaded
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of or like a dunderh...
duniewassals
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DUNIEWASSAL, (Gaelic...
dunniewassal
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(Gaelic) a Highland...
duodecennial
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recurring twelve yea...
duodecillion
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ten to the power of...
duodecimally
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DUODECIMAL, of or re...
duodenectomy
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the surgical removal...
duodenitises
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dupabilities
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DUPABILITY, the abil...
duplications
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DUPLICATION, the act...
duplicatures
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DUPLICATURE, a doubl...
durabilities
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duraluminium
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a strong, light, alu...
dwarfishness
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the state of being d...
dwindlements
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dyeabilities
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dynamogenies
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dynamographs
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dynamometers
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DYNAMOMETER, instrum...
dynamometric
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relating to a dynamo...
dynastically
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dynasticisms
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dyotheletism
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the doctrine that Ch...
dysaesthesia
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loss of sensation [n...
dysaesthetic
32
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relating to dysaesth...
dyscalculias
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dysfunctions
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DYSFUNCTION, impaire...
dysmenorrhea
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painful menstruation...
dyspareunias
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DYSPAREUNIA, painful...
dysphemistic
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relating to dysphemi...
dysrhythmias
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dysrhythmics
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dyssynergias
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dyssynergies
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DYSSYNERGY, muscular...
dysteleology
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the study of functio...
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