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laari
9
6
a monetary unit of t...
labda
11
10
(Greek) the Greek le...
label
12
10
to attach a tag to [...
labia
11
9
LABIUM, a fold of th...
labis
12
9
the eucharistic spoo...
labor
11
9
to work, also LABOUR...
labra
11
9
LABRUM, a liplike st...
laced
12
10
LACE, to draw togeth...
lacer
12
9
one that laces [n -S...
laces
12
9
LACE, to draw togeth...
lacet
12
9
a kind of lacework [...
lacey
18
11
resembling lacework,...
lacks
14
13
LACK, to be without...
laddy
16
10
laddish in behaviour...
laded
9
8
LADE, to load with c...
laden
8
8
to load with cargo,...
lader
9
7
one who lades [n -S]
lades
9
7
LADE, to load with c...
ladle
10
8
to serve with a larg...
laers
9
6
LAER, to make a defe...
laevo
10
10
turning towards the...
lagan
9
9
goods thrown into th...
lager
10
8
to form a defensive...
lahal
12
9
a team game played b...
lahar
11
8
a flowing mass of vo...
laich
15
11
(Scots) a piece of l...
laics
13
9
LAIC, a lay person [...
laids
10
7
LAID, (Scots) to loa...
laigh
13
10
(Scots) low, also LA...
laika
10
10
(Russian) a breed of...
laiks
11
10
LAIK, (Scots) to spo...
laird
10
7
the owner of a lande...
lairs
10
6
LAIR, to go to a lai...
lairy
16
8
flashily dressed [ad...
laith
12
8
(Scots) loth, also L...
laity
16
8
the non-clerical mem...
laked
10
11
LAKE [v]
laker
10
10
a fish found in lake...
lakes
10
10
LAKE [v]
lakhs
13
12
LAKH, (Hindi) a unit...
lakin
10
11
(Shakespeare) a litt...
laksa
10
10
(Malay) rice noodles...
laldy
17
10
(Scots) a beating or...
lalls
12
8
LALL, to articulate...
lamas
10
9
LAMA, a Buddhist mon...
lambs
13
12
LAMB, to give birth...
lamby
19
14
resembling a lamb [a...
lamed
10
10
(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
lamer
10
9
LAME, disabled in th...
lames
10
9
LAME, to make lame [...
lamia
10
9
a mythical monster w...
lammy
18
14
a thick quilted jump...
lamps
13
12
LAMP, to supply with...
lanai
8
7
(Hawaiian) a veranda...
lanas
8
7
LANA, the wood of th...
lance
11
10
to pierce with a spe...
lanch
14
12
to throw, as a lance...
lande
8
8
(French) a heathy pl...
lands
9
8
LAND, to set down on...
lanes
8
7
LANE, a narrow passa...
lanks
10
11
LANK, to become limp...
lanky
16
13
tall and thin [adj L...
lants
9
7
LANT, stale urine, u...
lapel
12
10
an extension of the...
lapin
11
10
(French) rabbit, rab...
lapis
12
9
(Latin) a stone, as...
lapje
13
18
(Afrikaans) a rag or...
lapse
11
9
to pass into disuse...
larch
15
11
any tree of the coni...
lards
10
7
LARD, to smear with...
lardy
16
9
like lard [adj LARDI...
laree
8
6
a monetary unit of M...
lares
9
6
LARE, lore; learning...
large
10
8
generosity [n -S] /...
largo
10
8
a slow musical movem...
laris
10
6
LARI, a monetary uni...
larks
11
10
LARK, to behave play...
larky
17
12
given to larking, al...
larns
9
7
LARN, (dialect) to l...
larnt
9
7
LARN, (dialect) to l...
larum
11
10
(archaic) alarm, als...
larva
11
10
an animal in an imma...
lased
9
7
LASE, to use a laser...
laser
9
6
a source of high-int...
lases
9
6
LASE, to use a laser...
lassi
10
6
(Hindi) a drink base...
lasso
9
6
to catch with a long...
lassu
10
7
the slow movement of...
lassy
16
8
molasses [n LASSIES]
lasts
10
6
LAST, to continue in...
latah
11
8
a psychological cond...
latch
15
11
to close a gate with...
lated
9
7
(Shakespeare) belate...
laten
8
7
to make or grow late...
later
9
6
LATE, coming after t...
latex
15
13
the milky juice of r...
lathe
11
8
a machine for turnin...
lathi
12
8
(Hindi) in India, a...
laths
12
8
LATH, to cover with...
lathy
18
10
like a lath; long an...
latke
10
10
(Yiddish) a traditio...
latte
9
6
a white coffee [n -S...
latus
10
7
LATU, an edible Asia...
lauan
8
8
a lightweight hardwo...
lauch
15
12
(Scots) to laugh [v...
lauds
10
8
LAUD, to praise [v]
laufs
12
10
LAUF, a run in a bob...
laugh
13
11
to express mirth by...
laund
9
9
(Shakespeare) a glad...
laura
9
7
a group of huts or c...
lavas
11
10
LAVA, molten rock th...
laved
11
11
LAVE, (archaic) to w...
laver
11
10
an edible seaweed of...
laves
11
10
LAVE, (archaic) to w...
lavra
11
10
(Greek) a group of h...
lavvy
20
16
(colloquial) lavator...
lawed
12
10
LAW, (obsolete) to t...
lawer
12
9
LAW, (Scots) low [ad...
lawin
12
10
(Scots) a bill or re...
lawks
14
13
(dialect) an interje...
lawns
12
10
LAWN, a smooth space...
lawny
18
12
covered with lawn [a...
laxer
15
13
LAX, slack or loose...
laxes
15
13
LAX, a kind of salmo...
laxly
23
16
LAX, slack or loose...
layed
15
9
LAY, to deposit as a...
layer
15
8
a single thickness,...
layin
15
9
a basketball score m...
layup
18
12
a shot in basketball...
lazar
12
15
a leper or person wi...
lazed
12
16
LAZE, to pass time i...
lazes
12
15
LAZE, to pass time i...
lazos
12
15
LAZO, to catch with...
lazzi
16
24
LAZZO, a comic dialo...
lazzo
15
24
a comic dialogue [n...
leach
14
11
to allow a liquid to...
leads
9
7
LEAD, to go in advan...
leady
15
9
resembling lead [adj...
leafs
11
9
LEAF, to turn pages...
leafy
17
11
abounding in leaves,...
leaks
10
10
LEAK, to seep throug...
leaky
16
12
inclined to leak [ad...
leams
10
9
LEAM, (archaic) to g...
leans
8
7
LEAN, to incline or...
leant
8
7
LEAN, to incline or...
leany
14
9
(Spenser) lean [adj]
leaps
11
9
LEAP, to spring off...
leapt
11
9
LEAP, to spring off...
leare
8
6
(Scots) to teach, al...
learn
8
7
to be informed [v LE...
lears
9
6
LEAR, (Scots) to tea...
leary
15
8
cunning, wary, also...
lease
8
6
to contract the loan...
leash
11
8
to hold by a lead or...
least
9
6
the smallest in size...
leats
9
6
LEAT, a millstream [...
leave
10
10
to go away from [v L...
leavy
17
12
full of leaves, also...
leaze
11
15
a pasture [n -S]
leben
10
10
a kind of Eastern yo...
leccy
22
14
(colloquial) electri...
ledes
9
7
LEDE, the introducto...
ledge
10
9
a narrow, shelflike...
ledgy
17
11
abounding in ledges;...
ledum
11
11
a plant of the Labra...
leear
8
6
(Scots) a liar [n -S...
leech
14
11
a bloodsucking annel...
leeks
10
10
LEEK, a vegetable of...
leeps
11
9
LEEP, (Hindi) to pla...
leers
9
6
LEER, to look with a...
leery
15
8
cunning, wary, also...
leese
8
6
(Shakespeare) to los...
leets
9
6
LEET, a former Engli...
leeze
11
15
as in leeze me, Scot...
lefte
11
9
(Spenser) lifted [v]
lefts
12
9
LEFT, the left side...
lefty
18
11
someone who is polit...
legal
11
9
according to law [ad...
leger
10
8
one who sells short...
leges
10
8
LEX, (Latin) law [n]
legge
11
10
(Shakespeare) the dr...
leggo
11
10
(short for) let go [...
leggy
18
12
having long legs [ad...
legit
11
8
a legitimate drama [...
lehrs
12
8
LEHR, a glass-anneal...
lehua
11
9
(Hawaiian) a Polynes...
leirs
10
6
LEIR, (Scots) to tea...
leish
12
8
(Scots) active, supp...
leman
9
10
(archaic) a lover, s...
lemed
10
10
LEME, to gleam, glow...
lemel
11
10
the dust and filings...
lemes
10
9
LEME, to gleam, glow...
lemma
11
12
a type of propositio...
lemme
11
12
(short for) let me [...
lemon
9
10
a pale yellow oval c...
lemur
11
10
an arboreal mammal r...
lends
9
8
LEND, to give for a...
lenes
8
7
LENIS, a speech soun...
lengs
10
9
LENG, to tarry [v]
lenis
9
7
a speech sound requi...
lenos
8
7
LENO, a thin, muslin...
lense
8
7
a lens, transparent...
lenti
9
7
LENTO, a slow musica...
lento
8
7
a slow musical movem...
leone
7
7
the standard monetar...
leper
11
9
one affected with le...
lepid
12
10
pleasant, jocose [ad...
lepra
11
9
(Latin) leprosy; a m...
lepta
11
9
LEPTON, a monetary u...
lered
9
7
LERE, (Scots) to tea...
leres
9
6
LERE, (Scots) to tea...
lerps
12
9
LERP, (Native Austra...
lesbo
11
9
(colloquial) a lesbi...
leses
9
6
LES, (short for) a l...
lests
10
6
LEST, (Spenser) to l...
letch
15
11
to engage in lechery...
lethe
11
8
forgetfulness [n -S]
letup
12
10
an easing off [n -S]
leuch
15
12
LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
leuco
12
10
as in leuco base, a...
leuds
10
8
LEUD, a feudal vassa...
leugh
13
11
LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
levas
11
10
LEV, a unit of Bulga...
levee
10
10
(historical) an earl...
level
12
11
even [adj LEVELLER,...
lever
11
10
to prise open [v -ED...
leves
11
10
LEVE, a beloved, als...
levin
11
11
(archaic) lightning...
levis
12
10
(tradename) heavy cl...
lewis
13
9
a dovetailed iron te...
lexes
15
13
LEX, (Latin) law [n]
lexis
16
13
the total stock of w...
lezes
12
15
LEZ, (short for) a l...
lezza
15
24
(short for) a lesbia...
lezzy
22
26
(short for) a lesbia...
liana
8
7
any climbing plant,...
liane
8
7
any climbing plant,...
liang
10
9
a Chinese unit of we...
liard
10
7
grey; dapple-grey, a...
liars
10
6
LIAR, one that speak...
liart
10
6
grey; dapple-grey, a...
libel
13
10
to make a defamatory...
liber
12
9
a book of public rec...
libra
12
9
an ancient Roman uni...
libri
13
9
LIBER, a book of pub...
lichi
16
11
a tropical fruit, al...
licht
16
11
(Scots) light [adj L...
licit
14
9
not forbidden by law...
licks
15
13
LICK, to lap, taste...
lidar
10
7
a system of using la...
lidos
10
7
LIDO, a bathing beac...
liefs
12
9
LIEF, a beloved [n]
liege
10
8
(historical) a perso...
liens
9
7
LIEN, a right to kee...
liers
10
6
LIER, one who lies [...
lieus
10
7
LIEU, (French) a pla...
lieve
11
10
(archaic) beloved, d...
lifer
12
9
a prisoner serving a...
lifes
12
9
LIFE, the state of f...
lifts
13
9
LIFT, to raise highe...
ligan
10
9
goods thrown into th...
liger
11
8
the offspring of a m...
ligge
12
10
(dialect) to lie, al...
light
14
10
having little weight...
ligne
10
9
a measure of watch m...
liked
11
11
LIKE, to be fond of...
liken
10
11
to represent as simi...
liker
11
10
one who likes [n -S]
likes
11
10
LIKE, to be fond of...
likin
11
11
an old Chinese trans...
lilac
14
10
a flowering shrub, a...
lills
13
8
LILL, (Spenser) to l...
lilos
11
7
LILO, (tradename) an...
lilts
12
7
LILT, to sing or spe...
liman
10
10
the deposit of slime...
limas
11
9
LIMA, an edible seed...
limax
17
16
(Latin) a slug [n LI...
limba
13
12
a kind of African tr...
limbi
14
12
LIMBUS, a distinctiv...
limbo
13
12
a place of oblivion...
limbs
14
12
LIMB, to cut off the...
limby
20
14
having many large br...
limed
11
10
LIME, to treat with...
limen
10
10
a threshold, a limit...
limes
11
9
(Latin) an ancient R...
limey
17
11
a British sailor [n...
limit
12
9
to restrict [v -ED,...
limma
12
12
in prosody, a pause...
limns
11
10
LIMN, (archaic) to p...
limos
11
9
LIMO, (short for) a...
limpa
13
12
rye bread made with...
limps
14
12
LIMP, to walk lamely...
linac
12
10
a linear particle ac...
linch
15
12
an unploughed strip...
linds
10
8
LIND, a lime-tree, a...
lindy
16
10
to perform the lindy...
lined
9
8
LINE, to mark out wi...
linen
8
8
a fabric woven from...
liner
9
7
a passenger ship, es...
lines
9
7
LINE, to mark out wi...
liney
15
9
resembling a line, a...
linga
10
9
(Sanskrit) the phall...
lingo
10
9
(colloquial) languag...
lings
11
9
LING, any of various...
lingy
17
11
covered with heaths...
linin
9
8
(Greek) a substance...
links
11
11
LINK, to connect [v]
linky
17
13
full of interlocking...
linns
9
8
LINN, (Scots) a wate...
linny
15
10
a shed, also LINHAY,...
linos
9
7
LINO, (short for) li...
lints
10
7
LINT, an absorbent c...
linty
16
9
covered with lint [a...
linum
11
11
a plant of the flax...
linux
16
15
(tradename) a nonpro...
lions
9
7
LION, a large, carni...
lipas
12
9
LIPA, a Croatian mon...
lipes
12
9
LIPE, a lurching or...
lipid
13
10
any of a class of fa...
lipin
12
10
any of a class of fa...
lipos
12
9
LIPO, (colloquial) a...
lippy
21
14
impertinent [adj LIP...
liras
10
6
LIRA, (Italian) an I...
lirks
12
10
LIRK, (Scots) to wri...
lirot
10
6
LIRA, (Italian) an I...
lisks
12
10
LISK, the groin [n]
lisle
11
7
a fine, tightly twis...
lisps
13
9
LISP, to pronounce t...
lists
11
6
LIST, to write down...
litai
10
6
LITAS, a former mone...
litas
10
6
a former monetary un...
lited
10
7
LITE, (Spenser) to a...
liter
10
6
(US) a measure of ca...
lites
10
6
LITE, (Spenser) to a...
lithe
12
8
supple [adj LITHER,...
litho
12
8
(short for) lithogra...
liths
13
8
LITH, (Scots) a join...
litre
10
6
a unit of capacity,...
lived
12
11
LIVE, to function as...
liven
11
11
to make lively [v -E...
liver
12
10
a secreting organ [n...
lives
12
10
LIVE, to function as...
livid
13
11
of bluish leaden col...
livor
12
10
lividness of colour...
livre
12
10
a former monetary un...
llama
11
10
a South American cud...
llano
9
8
an open, grassy plai...
loach
14
11
a freshwater fish [n...
loads
9
7
LOAD, to place goods...
loafs
11
9
LOAF, to pass time i...
loams
10
9
LOAM, to cover with...
loamy
16
11
resembling loam [adj...
loans
8
7
LOAN, to lend [v]
loast
9
6
LOOSE, to set free,...
loath
11
8
unwilling, also LAIT...
loave
10
10
to form a head as in...
lobar
11
9
of or relating to a...
lobby
20
14
to seek to influence...
lobed
11
10
LOBE, to divide into...
lobes
11
9
LOBE, to divide into...
lobos
11
9
LOBO, the timber wol...
lobus
12
10
a lobe [n LOBI]
local
13
10
from the immediate a...
loche
14
11
a fish of the cod fa...
lochs
15
11
LOCH, (Scots) a lake...
locie
12
9
an engine used in lo...
locis
13
9
LOCI, an engine used...
locks
14
13
LOCK, to secure with...
locos
12
9
LOCO, to poison with...
locum
14
13
a temporary substitu...
locus
13
10
(Latin) a place, a l...
loden
8
8
(German) a thick wat...
lodes
9
7
LODE, a deposit of v...
lodge
10
9
to provide temporary...
loess
9
6
(German) a fine-grai...
lofts
12
9
LOFT, to propel high...
lofty
18
11
very high [adj LOFTI...
logan
9
9
a rocking-stone [n -...
loges
10
8
LOGE, (French) a sma...
loggy
18
12
sluggish, also LOGY...
logia
10
8
LOGION, a saying att...
logic
14
11
the science of reaso...
logie
10
8
the space in front o...
login
10
9
access to a mainfram...
logoi
10
8
LOGOS, the rational...
logon
9
9
access to a mainfram...
logos
10
8
the rational princip...
lohan
10
9
(Sanskrit) a Buddhis...
loids
10
7
LOID, to open a lock...
loins
9
7
LOIN, meat from the...
loipe
11
9
a track for cross-co...
loirs
10
6
LOIR, a European dor...
lokes
10
10
LOKE, (dialect) a sh...
lolls
12
8
LOLL, to lounge, als...
lolly
18
10
(short for) a lollip...
lolog
11
9
the logarithm of a l...
lomas
10
9
LOMA, a membranous f...
lomed
10
10
LOME, to cover with...
lomes
10
9
LOME, to cover with...
loner
8
7
one who avoids other...
longa
9
9
a long note [n -S]
longe
9
9
to guide a horse by...
longs
10
9
LONG, to desire stro...
looby
17
11
a large, awkward per...
looed
8
7
LOO, to love, also L...
looey
14
8
a lieutenant of the...
loofa
10
9
a tropical vine, als...
loofs
11
9
LOOF, the palm of th...
looie
8
6
(colloquial) a lieut...
looks
10
10
LOOK, to use one's s...
looky
16
12
an interjection: loo...
looms
10
9
LOOM, to appear indi...
loons
8
7
LOON, a diving water...
loony
14
9
crazy [adj LOONIER,...
loops
11
9
LOOP, to form oval o...
loopy
17
11
full of loops [adj L...
loord
9
7
a lout [n -S]
loose
8
6
slack [adj LOOSER, L...
loots
9
6
LOOT, to plunder [v]
loped
11
10
LOPE, to run with a...
loper
11
9
one of a pair of sli...
lopes
11
9
LOPE, to run with a...
loppy
20
14
hanging limply [adj...
loral
10
7
pertaining to the lo...
loran
8
7
an acronym for long-...
lords
10
7
LORD, to rule over o...
lordy
16
9
a mild interjection...
lorel
10
7
a good for nothing f...
lores
9
6
LORE, a traditional...
loric
13
9
a leather corslet; t...
loris
10
6
the slender lemur of...
lorry
16
8
a vehicle used for t...
losed
9
7
LOSE, to misplace or...
losel
10
7
a good for nothing f...
losen
8
7
(Spenser) to loosen...
loser
9
6
one who loses [n -S]
loses
9
6
LOSE, to misplace or...
lossy
16
8
of a compression for...
lotah
11
8
a small brass water...
lotas
9
6
LOTA, a small brass...
lotes
9
6
LOTE, (archaic) a lo...
lotic
13
9
pertaining to moving...
lotos
9
6
an aquatic plant, al...
lotsa
9
6
(colloquial) a lot o...
lotta
9
6
(colloquial) a lot o...
lotte
9
6
(French) a food fish...
lotto
9
6
a game played by cov...
lotus
10
7
any of various plant...
loued
9
8
LOU, (Scots) to love...
lough
13
11
(Irish) a lake [n -S...
louie
9
7
(colloquial) a lieut...
louis
10
7
a former gold coin o...
louma
10
10
a weekly market in r...
lound
9
9
(Scots) to calm, als...
louns
9
8
LOUN, (Scots) to cal...
loupe
11
10
(French) a jeweller'...
loups
12
10
LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
loure
9
7
(French) an old slow...
lours
10
7
LOUR, to look sullen...
loury
16
9
gloomy, louring, als...
louse
9
7
to spoil or bungle [...
lousy
16
9
infested with lice [...
louts
10
7
LOUT, (obsolete) to...
lovat
11
10
a greyish or bluish-...
loved
11
11
LOVE, to feel great...
lover
11
10
someone who loves [n...
loves
11
10
LOVE, to feel great...
lovey
17
12
fondly affectionate...
lovie
11
10
an endearment, love,...
lowan
11
10
(Native Australian)...
lowed
12
10
LOW, to utter the so...
lower
12
9
to appear dark and t...
lowes
12
9
LOWE, (Scots) to bla...
lowly
20
12
in a low position of...
lownd
12
11
(Scots) sheltered, c...
lowne
11
10
(Scots) sheltered, c...
lowns
12
10
LOWN, to calm, also...
lowps
15
12
LOWP, (Scots) to lea...
lowry
19
11
a kind of small parr...
lowse
12
9
(Scots) loose [adj L...
lowts
13
9
LOWT, (obsolete) to...
loxed
15
14
LOX, to supply with...
loxes
15
13
LOX, to supply with...
loyal
16
9
faithful [adj LOYALE...
lozen
11
16
(Scots) a windowpane...
luach
15
12
(Judaism) an inscrib...
luaus
10
8
LUAU, (Hawaiian) a d...
lubed
12
11
LUBE, to lubricate [...
lubes
12
10
LUBE [n]
lubra
12
10
(Native Australian)...
luces
13
10
LUCE, the pike or ja...
lucid
14
11
easily understood [a...
lucks
15
14
LUCK, to succeed by...
lucky
21
16
fortunate [adj LUCKI...
lucre
13
10
sordid gain; riches...
ludes
10
8
LUDE, a type of seda...
ludic
14
11
aimlessly playful [a...
ludos
10
8
LUDO, a simple board...
luffa
14
13
a kind of vine, whos...
luffs
15
13
LUFF, to steer a sai...
luged
11
10
LUGE, to race on a s...
luger
11
9
one who rides a luge...
luges
11
9
LUGE, to race on a s...
lulls
13
9
LULL, to cause to sl...
lulus
12
9
LULU, an outstanding...
lumas
11
10
LUMA, a unit of curr...
lumbi
14
13
LUMBUS, (Latin) the...
lumen
10
11
a unit of luminous f...
lumme
12
13
(colloquial) an inte...
lummy
19
15
(slang) excellent [a...
lumps
14
13
LUMP, to make into a...
lumpy
20
15
full of lumps [adj L...
lunar
9
8
the distance of the...
lunas
9
8
LUNA, a North Americ...
lunch
15
13
to eat a midday meal...
lunes
9
8
LUNE, a crescent-sha...
lunet
9
8
a little moon or sat...
lunge
10
10
to make a sudden plu...
lungi
11
10
(Hindi) in India, a...
lungs
11
10
LUNG, a respiratory...
lunks
11
12
LUNK, a stupid perso...
lunts
10
8
LUNT, to kindle [v]
lupin
12
11
any papilionaceous p...
lupus
13
11
a skin disease [n -E...
lurch
16
12
to roll or pitch sud...
lured
10
8
LURE, to attract wit...
lurer
10
7
one who lures [n -S]
lures
10
7
LURE, to attract wit...
lurex
16
14
(tradename) a thin g...
lurgi
12
9
(facetious) a fictit...
lurgy
18
11
(facetious) a fictit...
lurid
11
8
shining with a red g...
lurks
12
11
LURK, to lie in wait...
lurry
17
9
(Milton) a confused...
lurve
12
11
(slang) romantic lov...
luser
10
7
a user of a computer...
lushy
19
11
tipsy [adj LUSHIER,...
lusks
12
11
LUSK, to lie about l...
lusts
11
7
LUST, to have a stro...
lusty
17
9
full of vigour [adj...
lusus
11
8
(Latin) a sport or f...
lutea
9
7
LUTEUM, a hormone-se...
luted
10
8
LUTE, to play on the...
luter
10
7
a lute-player, also...
lutes
10
7
LUTE, to play on the...
luvvy
21
17
(colloquial) a membe...
luxed
16
15
LUX, to clean with a...
luxer
16
14
LUXE, (French) luxur...
luxes
16
14
LUXE [n]
lweis
13
9
LWEI, a monetary uni...
lyams
17
11
LYAM, a kind of bloo...
lyard
16
9
grey, dapple-grey, a...
lyart
16
8
grey, dapple-grey, a...
lyase
15
8
an enzyme [n -S]
lycea
18
11
LYCEUM, a hall for p...
lycee
18
11
a French secondary s...
lycra
19
11
(tradename) a type o...
lying
17
11
untruthful [adj LYIN...
lymes
17
11
LYME, a kind of bloo...
lymph
22
16
a body fluid contain...
lynch
21
14
to judge and put to...
lynes
15
9
LYNE, (Spenser) line...
lyres
16
8
LYRE, an ancient har...
lyric
20
11
of poems or their au...
lysed
16
9
LYSE, to cause to un...
lyses
16
8
LYSE, to cause to un...
lysin
16
9
a substance capable...
lysis
17
8
the disintegration o...
lysol
17
9
(tradename) a kind o...
lyssa
16
8
rabies or hydrophobi...
lyted
16
9
LYTE, to alight, als...
lytes
16
8
LYTE, to alight, als...
lythe
18
10
(Scots) a fish of th...
lytic
20
11
relating to lysis, t...
lytta
16
8
a fibrous band in th...
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