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daals
9
7
DAAL, the pigeon pea...
dabba
12
12
(Hindi) in Indian co...
daces
11
9
DACE, a small river...
dacha
13
11
a Russian country ho...
dacks
13
13
DACK, (Australian sl...
dadah
10
9
(Australian slang) i...
dadas
8
7
DADA, an artistic an...
daddy
15
10
(colloquial) father...
dados
8
7
DADO, an ornamental...
daffs
13
12
DAFF, to play the fo...
daffy
19
14
short for daffodil [...
dagga
10
10
marijuana [n -S]
daggy
17
12
(Australian colloqui...
dagos
9
8
DAGO, (offensive) a...
dahls
12
9
DAHL, (Hindi) an Ind...
daiko
9
10
a large Japanese dru...
daily
16
9
a newspaper publishe...
daine
7
7
(Shakespeare) to dei...
daint
8
7
(Spenser) a dainty,...
dairy
15
8
a shop where dairy p...
daisy
15
8
a flowering plant [n...
daker
9
10
to lounge, also DACK...
daled
9
8
the fourth letter of...
dales
9
7
DALE, a valley [n]
dalis
10
7
DALI, a tropical Ame...
dalle
10
8
(French) a slab or t...
dally
17
10
to waste time [v DAL...
dalts
10
7
DALT, (Scots) a fost...
daman
8
10
a small herbivorous...
damar
9
9
a hard resin used in...
dames
9
9
DAME, a matron [n]
damme
10
12
damn me [interj]
damns
9
10
DAMN, to curse [v]
damps
12
12
DAMP, to wet slightl...
dampy
18
14
somewhat damp [adj D...
dance
10
10
to move rhythmically...
dancy
17
12
(esp. of electronic...
dandy
14
10
a fop [n DANDIES] /...
dangs
9
9
DANG, to damn [v]
danio
7
7
a brightly coloured...
danks
9
11
DANK, a wet place [n...
danny
13
10
the hand, also DONNY...
dants
8
7
DANT, (obsolete) to...
daraf
10
9
an electrical invers...
darbs
11
9
DARB, something cons...
darcy
18
11
a unit of geological...
dared
8
7
DARE, to venture bol...
darer
8
6
one who dares [n -S]
dares
8
6
DARE, to venture bol...
darga
9
8
the tomb of a Muslim...
dargs
10
8
DARG, a day's labour...
daric
12
9
a gold coin of ancie...
daris
9
6
DARI, Indian millet,...
darks
10
10
DARK, to make dark [...
darky
16
12
(offensive) a colour...
darns
8
7
DARN, to mend with i...
darre
8
6
to venture boldly, a...
darts
9
6
DART, to move sudden...
darzi
12
15
a Hindu tailor, also...
dashi
11
8
a fish broth [n -S]
dashy
17
10
stylish [adj DASHIER...
datal
9
7
a daily reckoning, a...
dated
8
7
DATE, to record a st...
dater
8
6
one who dates [n -S]
dates
8
6
DATE, to record a st...
datos
8
6
DATO, a Philippine t...
datto
8
6
a Philippine tribal...
datum
10
10
something used as a...
daube
10
10
(French) a meat stew...
daubs
11
10
DAUB, to smear [v]
dauby
17
12
smeary [adj DAUBIER,...
dauds
9
8
DAUD, to knock, also...
dault
10
8
(Scots) a foster-chi...
daunt
8
8
to intimidate, also...
daurs
9
7
DAUR, to venture bol...
dauts
9
7
DAUT, (Scots) to pet...
daven
9
11
to utter Jewish pray...
davit
11
10
a crane that project...
dawah
13
11
(Arabic) the practic...
dawds
12
10
DAWD, (Scots) to kno...
dawed
11
10
DAW, to dawn [v]
dawen
10
10
DAW, to dawn [v]
dawks
13
13
DAWK, the mail-post...
dawns
11
10
DAWN, to grown light...
dawts
12
9
DAWT, (Scots) to pet...
dayan
13
9
(Hebrew) a senior ra...
daych
20
13
(dialect) to thatch...
daynt
14
9
(Spenser) a thing or...
dazed
11
16
DAZE, to stun [v]
dazer
11
15
something that dazes...
dazes
11
15
DAZE, to stun [v]
deads
8
7
DEAD, (obsolete) to...
deair
8
6
to remove air from [...
deals
9
7
DEAL, to trade or do...
dealt
9
7
DEAL, to trade or do...
deans
7
7
DEAN, to serve as th...
deare
7
6
to injure, also DEAR...
dearn
7
7
secret; lonely, also...
dears
8
6
DEAR, (obsolete) to...
deary
14
8
a term of endearment...
deash
10
8
to remove ash from [...
death
10
8
the end of life [n -...
deave
9
10
(Scots) to deafen, w...
deaws
11
9
DEAW, (Spenser) to c...
deawy
17
11
(Spenser) dewy, also...
debag
11
11
to take someone's tr...
debar
10
9
to exclude [v DEBARR...
debby
19
14
a debutante [n DEBBI...
debel
11
10
to conquer in war [v...
debes
10
9
DEBE, (Swahili) a la...
debit
11
9
to charge with a deb...
debts
11
9
DEBT, something that...
debud
11
11
to remove the buds f...
debug
12
12
to remove the errors...
debur
11
10
to remove rough edge...
debus
11
10
to get off a bus [v...
debut
11
10
to make a first publ...
debye
16
11
a unit of measure fo...
decad
11
10
(obsolete) a period...
decaf
13
12
(short for) decaffei...
decal
12
10
a design made to be...
decan
10
10
one of three equal 1...
decay
17
11
to decompose [v -ED,...
decko
12
13
to take a look, also...
decks
13
13
DECK, to adorn [v]
decor
11
9
a style of decoratio...
decos
11
9
DECO, a style of dec...
decoy
17
11
to lure into a trap...
decry
18
11
to denounce [v DECRI...
dedal
9
8
ingenious and cunnin...
deeds
8
7
DEED, to transfer by...
deedy
14
9
industrious [adj DEE...
deely
15
9
as in deely boppers,...
deems
9
9
DEEM, to hold as an...
deens
7
7
DEEN, (Spenser) din...
deeps
10
9
DEEP, the place far...
deere
7
6
(Spenser) a deer [n...
deers
8
6
DEER, a ruminant mam...
deets
8
6
DEET, an insect repe...
deeve
9
10
to deafen, also DEAV...
deevs
10
10
DEEV, in Persian leg...
defat
10
9
to remove fat from [...
defer
10
9
to postpone [v DEFER...
deffo
12
12
(colloquial) definit...
defis
11
9
DEFI, (French) a cha...
defog
11
11
to remove fog from e...
degas
9
8
to remove gas from [...
degum
11
12
to free from gum [v...
degus
10
9
DEGU, a small rodent...
deice
11
9
to free of ice [v DE...
deids
9
7
DEID, (Scots) death...
deify
17
11
to make a god of [v...
deign
9
9
to condescend, also...
deils
10
7
DEIL, (Scots) devil...
deism
10
9
belief in God but re...
deist
9
6
an adherent of deism...
deity
15
8
a god or goddess [n...
deked
9
11
DEKE, to feint in ho...
dekes
9
10
DEKE, to feint in ho...
dekko
10
14
to take a look, also...
delay
15
9
to put off to a late...
deled
9
8
DELE, in printing, t...
deles
9
7
DELE, in printing, t...
delfs
12
10
DELF, a type of eart...
delft
12
10
a type of earthenwar...
delis
10
7
DELI, (short for) a...
dells
11
8
DELL, a small wooded...
delly
17
10
(colloquial) a delic...
delos
9
7
DELO, (Australian sl...
delph
14
12
a type of earthenwar...
delta
9
7
an alluvial deposit...
delts
10
7
DELT, (colloquial) a...
delve
11
11
to search in depth [...
deman
8
10
to reduce the number...
demes
9
9
DEME, (Greek) a terr...
demic
13
12
relating to a demos...
demit
10
9
to let fall, to depr...
demob
11
12
to discharge from mi...
demoi
9
9
DEMOS, (Greek) the p...
demon
8
10
an evil spirit [n -S...
demos
9
9
(Greek) the people,...
dempt
12
12
DEEM, to hold as an...
demur
10
10
to object [v DEMURRE...
denar
7
7
a monetary unit of M...
denay
13
9
(obsolete) to declar...
dench
13
12
(slang) excellent [a...
denes
7
7
DENE, a sandy tract...
denet
7
7
to market a book out...
denim
9
10
a coloured twilled c...
denis
8
7
DENI, one hundredth...
dense
7
7
compact [adj DENSER,...
dents
8
7
DENT, to make a depr...
deoxy
20
15
having less oxygen t...
depot
10
9
a railway or bus sta...
depth
13
11
deepness [n -S]
derat
8
6
to rid of rats [v DE...
deray
14
8
(obsolete) to derang...
derby
17
11
a type of hat [n DER...
dered
8
7
DERE, to injure, als...
deres
8
6
DERE, to injure, als...
derig
10
8
to dismantle [v DERI...
derma
9
9
the true skin, below...
derms
10
9
DERM, the true skin,...
derns
8
7
DERN [n]
deros
8
6
DERO, (Australian sl...
derro
8
6
(Australian slang) a...
derry
15
8
(Australian slang) a...
derth
11
8
(Spenser) dearth [n...
dervs
11
10
DERV, fuel for a die...
desex
14
13
to remove gender att...
deshi
11
8
(Hinglish) a person...
desis
9
6
DESI, (Hinglish) a p...
desks
10
10
DESK, a writing tabl...
desse
8
6
(Spenser) a desk [n...
deter
8
6
to hinder or prevent...
detox
14
13
to remove a toxin fr...
deuce
11
10
to even the score at...
devas
10
10
DEVA, a Hindu god, a...
devel
11
11
to hit hard with a c...
devil
12
11
to prepare food with...
devis
11
10
DEVI, (Sanskrit) a H...
devon
9
11
one of a breed of ha...
devos
10
10
DEVO, (short for) de...
devot
10
10
(French) a devotee [...
dewan
10
10
(Urdu) in India, a f...
dewar
11
9
a double-walled flas...
dewax
17
16
to remove wax from [...
dewed
11
10
DEW, to wet with con...
dexes
14
13
DEX, a pill containi...
dexie
14
13
a tablet of dex, als...
dhaks
12
12
DHAK, (Hindi) a legu...
dhals
12
9
DHAL, (Hindi) an Ind...
dhikr
13
12
(Arabic) a Sufi reli...
dhobi
13
11
(Hindi) an Indian wa...
dhole
11
9
an Indian wild dog [...
dholl
13
10
a pea-like plant [n...
dhols
12
9
DHOL, an large cylin...
dhoti
11
8
a loincloth worn by...
dhows
14
11
DHOW, a lateen-rigge...
dhuti
12
9
a loincloth worn by...
diact
12
9
a sponge spicule hav...
dials
10
7
DIAL, to use a calib...
diane
7
7
as in steak diane, s...
diary
15
8
a personal journal [...
diazo
11
15
a type of photocopy...
dibbs
14
12
(slang) money, also...
diced
12
10
DICE, to cut into sm...
dicer
12
9
a device that dices...
dices
12
9
DICE, to cut into sm...
dicey
18
11
dangerous [adj DICIE...
dicht
15
11
(Scots) to wipe [v -...
dicks
14
13
DICK, to copulate wi...
dicky
20
15
poor in condition [a...
dicot
12
9
(short for) a dicoty...
dicta
12
9
DICTUM, an authorita...
dicts
13
9
DICT, (obsolete) to...
dicty
19
11
(US slang) proud, sn...
diddy
16
10
(colloquial) small,...
didie
9
7
a diaper, also DIDY...
didos
9
7
DIDO, a mischievous...
didst
10
7
DO, to perform [v]
diebs
11
9
DIEB, a North Africa...
diels
10
7
DIEL, a 24-hour peri...
diene
7
7
an organic compound...
diets
9
6
DIET, to regulate fo...
diffs
14
12
DIFF, (colloquial) d...
dight
13
10
to adorn, to prepare...
digit
11
8
a finger or a toe [n...
dikas
10
10
DIKA, the wild mango...
diked
10
11
DIKE, to furnish wit...
diker
10
10
a person who makes d...
dikes
10
10
DIKE, to furnish wit...
dikey
16
12
(colloquial) like a...
dildo
10
8
an object used as a...
dilli
12
8
(Native Australian)...
dills
12
8
DILL, an umbellifero...
dilly
18
10
a small bag, also DI...
dimbo
12
12
an unintelligent per...
dimer
10
9
a molecular compound...
dimes
10
9
DIME, the tenth part...
dimly
18
12
DIM, obscure [adv]
dimps
13
12
DIMP, (slang) a ciga...
dinar
8
7
a monetary unit in Y...
dined
8
8
DINE, to eat dinner...
diner
8
7
one that dines [n -S...
dines
8
7
DINE, to eat dinner...
dinge
9
9
the condition of bei...
dingo
9
9
the Australian wild...
dings
10
9
DING, to dash; to th...
dingy
16
11
to ignore or avoid [...
dinic
12
10
a remedy for dizzine...
dinks
10
11
DINK, to play a drop...
dinky
16
13
a small locomotive,...
dinna
7
8
(Scots) do not, also...
dinos
8
7
DINO, (short for) a...
dints
9
7
DINT, to make a dent...
diode
8
7
a type of electron t...
diols
10
7
DIOL, an alcohol wit...
diota
8
6
an ancient two-handl...
dippy
20
14
crazy, insane [adj D...
dipso
11
9
(short for) a dipsom...
diram
10
9
a monetary unit of T...
direr
9
6
DIRE, disastrous [ad...
dirge
10
8
a funeral song or hy...
dirke
10
10
(Spenser) to darken...
dirks
11
10
DIRK, to stab with a...
dirls
11
7
DIRL, (Scots) to (ca...
dirts
10
6
DIRT, to make dirty...
dirty
16
8
soiled [adj DIRTIER,...
disas
9
6
DISA, an African orc...
disci
13
9
DISCUS, a disc hurle...
disco
12
9
a club or party wher...
discs
13
9
DISC, to break up la...
dishy
18
10
(colloquial) attract...
disks
11
10
DISK, to break up la...
disme
10
9
a former 10-cent coi...
dital
10
7
a device which raise...
ditas
9
6
DITA, a tree of Indi...
ditch
15
11
to dig a long, narro...
dited
9
7
DITE, (obsolete) to...
dites
9
6
DITE, (obsolete) to...
ditsy
16
8
eccentric, also DITZ...
ditto
9
6
to repeat that which...
ditts
10
6
DITT, (archaic) a po...
ditty
16
8
to put to music [v D...
ditzy
19
17
eccentric, also DITS...
divan
10
11
a couch or bed witho...
divas
11
10
DIVA, a distinguishe...
dived
11
11
DIVE, to plunge head...
diver
11
10
one who dives; a div...
dives
11
10
DIVE, to plunge head...
divis
12
10
DIVI, to divide up,...
divna
10
11
(Scots) do not [v]
divos
11
10
DIVO, (Ital) a highl...
divot
11
10
a piece of turf [n -...
divvy
20
16
to divide up, also D...
diwan
11
10
(Urdu) in India, a f...
dixie
15
13
a camp-kettle, also...
dixit
16
13
(Latin) an utterance...
diyas
15
8
DIYA, (Hindi) a smal...
dizen
11
16
to dress in fine clo...
dizzy
22
26
giddy [adj DIZZIER,...
djinn
10
17
a supernatural being...
djins
11
16
DJIN, one of a class...
doabs
10
9
DOAB, (Urdu) a tongu...
doats
8
6
DOAT, to love excess...
dobby
19
14
a loom attachment wh...
dobes
10
9
DOBE, an unburned, s...
dobie
10
9
an unburnt sun-dried...
dobla
11
10
a former gold coin o...
dobra
10
9
a former gold coin o...
dobro
10
9
a type of acoustic g...
docht
14
11
DOW, to be able [v]
docks
13
13
DOCK, to bring into...
docos
11
9
DOCO, (Australian sl...
docus
12
10
DOCU, (colloquial) a...
doddy
15
10
a hornless cow [n DO...
dodge
9
9
to evade [v DODGED,...
dodgy
16
11
dubious, shady [adj...
dodos
8
7
DODO, an extinct bir...
doeks
9
10
DOEK, (Afrikaans) a...
doers
8
6
DOER, one that does...
doest
8
6
DO, to perform [v]
doeth
10
8
DO, to perform [v]
doffs
13
12
DOFF, to take off [v...
dogan
8
9
a derogatory term fo...
doges
9
8
DOGE, the former tit...
dogey
15
10
a stray calf, also D...
doggo
10
10
still and quiet, as...
doggy
17
12
resembling a dog [ad...
dogie
9
8
a stray calf, also D...
dogma
10
11
an authoritative bel...
dohyo
16
10
a sumo wrestling rin...
doilt
10
7
(Scots) crazy, fooli...
doily
16
9
an ornamental napkin...
doing
9
9
an action [n -S]
doits
9
6
DOIT, an old Dutch c...
dojos
10
15
DOJO, (Japanese) a m...
dolce
12
10
(Italian) a soft-ton...
dolci
13
10
(Italian) sweet thin...
doled
9
8
DOLE, to distribute...
doles
9
7
DOLE, to distribute...
dolia
9
7
DOLIUM, (Latin) a Ro...
dolls
11
8
DOLL, to dress styli...
dolly
17
10
to move on a wheeled...
dolma
10
10
a vine or cabbage le...
dolor
9
7
grief, also DOLOUR [...
dolos
9
7
(South African) the...
dolts
10
7
DOLT, a stupid perso...
domal
10
10
shaped like a dome,...
domed
9
10
DOME, to cover with...
domes
9
9
DOME, to cover with...
domic
13
12
shaped like a dome,...
donah
9
9
(Spanish) feminine o...
donas
7
7
DONA, a Spanish lady...
donee
6
7
the person to whom a...
doner
7
7
as in doner kebab, g...
donga
8
9
a gully in a veldt [...
dongs
9
9
DONG, to ring a deep...
donko
8
11
(New Zealand) an inf...
donna
6
8
(Italian) a title gi...
donne
6
8
(French) a datum, so...
donny
13
10
(colloquial) the han...
donor
7
7
one that donates, al...
donsy
14
9
unlucky, also DONSIE...
donut
8
8
to surround a parlia...
doobs
10
9
DOOB, (Hindi) dog's...
dooce
10
9
to dismiss (an emplo...
doody
14
9
a childish word for...
dooks
9
10
DOOK, (Scots) to duc...
doole
8
7
(obsolete) pain, woe...
dools
9
7
DOOL, (obsolete) pai...
dooly
15
9
(Hindi) a litter or...
dooms
9
9
DOOM, to condemn to...
doomy
15
11
depressed [adj DOOMI...
doona
6
7
a light quilt filled...
doorn
7
7
(Afrikaans) a thorn...
doors
8
6
DOOR, an entrance th...
doozy
17
17
an extraordinary one...
dopas
10
9
DOPA, a drug used to...
doped
10
10
DOPE, to give a narc...
doper
10
9
one who dopes [n -S]
dopes
10
9
DOPE, to give a narc...
dopey
16
11
lethargic; stupid, a...
dorad
8
7
any member of the fi...
dorba
10
9
(Australian slang) a...
dorbs
11
9
DORB, (Australian sl...
doree
7
6
a yellow mackerel, a...
dores
8
6
DORE, another name f...
doric
12
9
rustic [adj]
doris
9
6
(slang) a woman [n -...
dorks
10
10
DORK, a stupid perso...
dorky
16
12
(slang) idiotic, con...
dorms
10
9
DORM, (short for) do...
dormy
16
11
being ahead in golf...
dorps
11
9
DORP, (Afrikaans) a...
dorrs
9
6
DORR, (obsolete) to...
dorsa
8
6
DORSUM, (Latin) the...
dorse
8
6
a kind of small cod...
dorts
9
6
DORT, (Scots) to sul...
dorty
15
8
(Scots) pettish, sul...
dosai
8
6
DOSA, (Hindi) an Ind...
dosas
8
6
DOSA, (Hindi) an Ind...
dosed
8
7
DOSE, to give a meas...
doseh
10
8
an old Arabian relig...
doser
8
6
one who doses [n -S]
doses
8
6
DOSE, to give a meas...
dosha
10
8
(Sanskrit) each of t...
dotal
9
7
pertaining to dower,...
doted
8
7
DOTE, to love excess...
doter
8
6
one who dotes, also...
dotes
8
6
DOTE, to love excess...
dotty
15
8
feebleminded, harmle...
douar
8
7
a type of tent villa...
doubt
11
10
to be uncertain abou...
douce
11
10
(French) sweet, plea...
doucs
12
10
DOUC, a kind of monk...
dough
12
11
a flour mixture [n -...
douks
10
11
DOUK, to duck, bathe...
doula
9
8
(Modern Greek) a wom...
douma
9
10
(Russian) the Russia...
doums
10
10
DOUM, a kind of Afri...
doups
11
10
DOUP, (Scots) the bo...
doura
8
7
Indian millet, also...
douse
8
7
to plunge into water...
douts
9
7
DOUT, (Scots) to put...
doved
10
11
DOVE, to doze, also...
doven
9
11
to utter Jewish pray...
dover
10
10
(Scots) to doze, als...
doves
10
10
DOVE, to doze, also...
dovie
10
10
(Scots) stupid [adj...
dowar
11
9
(Arabic) a circular...
dowds
12
10
DOWD, a woman who we...
dowdy
18
12
a woman who wears un...
dowed
11
10
DOW, to be able [v]
dowel
12
10
to fasten with woode...
dower
11
9
to provide with a do...
dowie
11
9
(Scots) dull, low-sp...
dowle
12
10
(dialect) a portion...
dowls
13
10
DOWL, (dialect) a po...
dowly
19
12
(English dialect) du...
downa
10
10
(dialect) cannot, ca...
downs
11
10
DOWN, to cause to fa...
downy
17
12
covered in down [adj...
dowps
14
12
DOWP, (Scots) the bo...
dowry
18
11
the property which a...
dowse
11
9
to search for water...
dowts
12
9
DOWT, (Scots) a ciga...
doxie
14
13
a doctrine, also DOX...
doyen
13
9
the senior member of...
doyly
22
11
an ornamental napkin...
dozed
11
16
DOZE, to sleep light...
dozen
10
16
a set of twelve [n -...
dozer
11
15
one who dozes [n -S]
dozes
11
15
DOZE, to sleep light...
drabs
11
9
DRAB, to associate w...
drack
13
13
(Australian slang) o...
draco
11
9
as in draco lizard,...
draff
13
12
the damp remains of...
draft
11
9
to conscript for mil...
drags
10
8
DRAG, to pull along...
drail
10
7
to dirty by dragging...
drain
8
7
to draw off a liquid...
drake
9
10
a male duck [n -S]
drama
9
9
a story showing life...
drams
10
9
DRAM, to tipple, dri...
drank
9
11
DRINK, to swallow li...
drant
8
7
(dialect) to drawl,...
drape
10
9
to arrange in gracef...
draps
11
9
DRAP, (Scots) to dro...
drats
9
6
DRAT, to damn [v]
drave
10
10
DRIVE, to urge or co...
drawl
13
10
to speak slowly with...
drawn
11
10
DRAW, to move by pul...
draws
12
9
DRAW, to move by pul...
drays
15
8
DRAY, to transport b...
dread
8
7
inspiring fear [adj...
dream
9
9
to experience though...
drear
8
6
gloom [n -S] / drear...
dreck
13
13
inferior merchandise...
dreed
8
7
DREE, to suffer, end...
dreer
8
6
DREE, (Scots) dreary...
drees
8
6
DREE, to suffer, end...
dregs
10
8
DREG, the sediment o...
dreks
10
10
DREK, (Yiddish) infe...
drent
8
7
DRENCH, to wet thoro...
drere
8
6
(Spenser) dreariness...
dress
9
6
to put clothes on [v...
drest
9
6
DRESS, to put clothe...
dreys
15
8
DREY, a squirrel's n...
dribs
12
9
DRIB, to do by littl...
drice
12
9
dry ice or frozen gr...
dried
9
7
DRY, to remove the m...
drier
9
6
an apparatus for dry...
dries
9
6
DRY, to remove the m...
drift
12
9
to drift along in a...
drill
12
8
to bore a hole in [v...
drily
17
9
DRY, having no moist...
drink
10
11
to swallow liquid [v...
drips
12
9
DRIP, to fall in dro...
dript
12
9
DRIP, to fall in dro...
drive
11
10
to urge or convey fo...
droid
9
7
(colloquial) an andr...
droil
10
7
(obsolete) to drudge...
droit
9
6
(French) a legal rig...
droke
9
10
(Canadian) a valley...
drole
9
7
a rogue or knave [n...
droll
11
8
to jest [v -ED, -ING...
drome
9
9
(colloquial) an aero...
drone
7
7
to make a monotonous...
drony
14
9
monotonous [adj DRON...
droob
10
9
(Australian slang) a...
droog
9
8
(Russian) a violent...
drook
9
10
(Scots) to drench, a...
drool
9
7
to let saliva flow f...
droop
10
9
to hang downward [v...
drops
11
9
DROP, to let fall in...
dropt
11
9
DROP, to let fall in...
dross
9
6
waste matter [n -ES]
drouk
10
11
(Scots) to drench, a...
drove
10
10
to drive sheep or ca...
drown
11
10
to suffocate in wate...
drows
12
9
DROW, (Scots) wet mi...
drubs
12
10
DRUB, to beat severe...
drugs
11
9
DRUG, to dose with a...
druid
10
8
one of an ancient or...
drums
11
10
DRUM, to beat a perc...
drunk
10
12
intoxicated [adj DRU...
drupe
11
10
a fleshy fruit [n -S...
druse
9
7
a crust of small cry...
drusy
16
9
rough with minute cr...
druxy
22
16
of timber, having hi...
dryad
15
9
a nymph of the woods...
dryas
15
8
a flowering alpine p...
dryer
15
8
an apparatus for dry...
dryly
23
11
DRY, having no moist...
dsobo
10
9
(Tibetan) a male zo,...
dsomo
9
9
(Tibetan) a female z...
duads
9
8
DUAD, a pair, also D...
duals
10
8
DUAL, to make a road...
duans
8
8
DUAN, (Gaelic) a div...
duars
9
7
DUAR, (Arabic) a cir...
dubbo
13
13
(Australian slang) a...
ducal
13
11
pertaining to a duke...
ducat
12
10
(historical) a gold...
duces
12
10
DUCE, (Italian) a le...
duchy
21
14
the domain of a duke...
ducks
14
14
DUCK, to bob quickly...
ducky
20
16
(US slang) excellent...
ducts
13
10
DUCT, to transport a...
duddy
16
11
(Scots) ragged, also...
duded
9
9
DUDE, to dress in fl...
dudes
9
8
DUDE, to dress in fl...
duels
10
8
DUEL, to fight forma...
duets
9
7
DUET, to perform a d...
duett
9
7
a musical performanc...
duffs
14
13
DUFF, to bungle [v]
dufus
12
11
a stupid person, als...
duing
10
10
DUE, to endue [v]
duits
10
7
DUIT, an old Dutch c...
dukas
10
11
DUKA, (Swahili) in E...
duked
10
12
DUKE, to fight with...
dukes
10
11
DUKE, to fight with...
dukka
11
15
a mix of ground nuts...
dulce
13
11
a sweet food or drin...
dules
10
8
DULE, (obsolete) pai...
dulia
10
8
in Roman Catholicism...
dulls
12
9
DULL, to blunt, make...
dully
18
11
somewhat dull [adj D...
dulse
10
8
an edible red seawee...
dumas
10
10
DUMA, (Russian) the...
dumbo
12
13
(colloquial) a dimwi...
dumbs
13
13
DUMB, to deprive of...
dumka
11
14
(Czech) a lament, a...
dumky
18
16
DUMKA, (Czech) a lam...
dummy
18
15
sham, feigned [adj D...
dumps
13
13
DUMP, to unload, let...
dumpy
19
15
a dumpy person [n DU...
dunam
9
11
an Israeli land meas...
dunce
11
11
a stupid person [n -...
dunch
14
13
(Scots) to jog, nudg...
dunes
8
8
DUNE, a hill of sand...
dungs
10
10
DUNG, to fertilize w...
dungy
16
12
having the quality o...
dunks
10
12
DUNK, to dip into li...
dunno
7
9
(colloquial) I don't...
dunny
14
11
an outside lavatory,...
dunsh
11
10
(Scots) to jog, nudg...
dunts
9
8
DUNT, to strike with...
duomi
10
10
DUOMO, (Italian) a c...
duomo
9
10
(Italian) a cathedra...
duped
11
11
DUPE, to deceive [v]
duper
11
10
one who dupes anothe...
dupes
11
10
DUPE, to deceive [v]
duple
12
11
having two parts or...
duply
19
13
to give a second rep...
duppy
20
15
in the West Indies,...
dural
10
8
(tradename) a strong...
duras
9
7
DURA, (Arabic) india...
dured
9
8
DURE, (obsolete) to...
dures
9
7
DURE, (obsolete) to...
durgy
17
11
dwarfish [adj DURGIE...
durns
9
8
DURN, to damn [v]
duroc
12
10
a large red hog [n -...
duros
9
7
DURO, a Spanish silv...
duroy
15
9
a coarse woollen fab...
durra
9
7
(Arabic) indian mill...
durrs
10
7
DURR, (Arabic) india...
durry
16
9
(Australian slang) a...
durst
10
7
DARE, to venture bol...
durum
11
11
a strain of wheat, a...
durzi
13
16
a Hindu tailor, also...
dusks
11
11
DUSK, to make dim [v...
dusky
17
13
somewhat dark [adj D...
dusts
10
7
DUST, to rid of minu...
dusty
16
9
full of dust [adj DU...
dutch
15
12
(colloquial) a wife...
duvet
11
11
a light quilt filled...
duxes
15
14
DUX, a leader [n]
dwaal
12
10
(South Africa) a sta...
dwale
12
10
deadly nightshade [n...
dwalm
14
13
to swoon, also DWAM,...
dwams
13
12
DWAM, to swoon, also...
dwang
12
12
a piece of timber us...
dwarf
14
12
extremely small [adj...
dwaum
13
13
to swoon, also DWAM,...
dweeb
13
12
a fool [n -S]
dwell
14
11
to reside [v DWELT o...
dwelt
13
10
DWELL, to reside [v]
dwile
13
10
a floorcloth or mop...
dwine
11
10
(Scots) to pine, to...
dyads
15
9
DYAD, two units trea...
dyers
15
8
DYER, one who dyes [...
dying
16
11
fading [adj DYINGLY]...
dyked
16
13
DYKE, to furnish wit...
dykes
16
12
DYKE, to furnish wit...
dykey
22
14
like a lesbian, also...
dykon
15
13
a celebrity, often a...
dynel
15
10
a synthetic fibre [n...
dynes
14
9
DYNE, a unit of forc...
dzhos
14
17
DZHO, a cross betwee...
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