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baaing
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the cry of a sheep [...
baalim
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BAAL, a false god [n...
baases
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9
BAAS, (Afrikaans) a...
babaco
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a subtropical five-s...
babacu
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(Tupi) a Brazilian p...
babble
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to talk incessantly...
babbly
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given to babbling, c...
babels
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BABEL, a confused so...
babied
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BABY, to treat like...
babier
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BABY, like a baby [a...
babies
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BABY, to treat like...
babkas
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BABKA, (Polish) a ki...
bablah
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(Hindi) a species of...
babool
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(Hindi) a species of...
baboon
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a large ape [n -S]
baboos
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BABOO, (Hindi) a nat...
babuls
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BABUL, (Hindi) a spe...
baccae
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BACCA, a botanical n...
baccas
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BACCA, a botanical n...
baccos
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BACCO, (short for) t...
bachas
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14
BACHA, (Hinglish) in...
bached
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15
BACH, to live as a b...
baches
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14
BACH, to live as a b...
backed
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BACK, to help or sup...
backer
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a supporter [n -S]
backet
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(Scots) a shallow wo...
backie
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(slang) a ride on th...
backra
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in the West Indies,...
backup
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a substitute, a stan...
bacons
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BACON, cured and sal...
bacula
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14
BACULUM, the bone in...
badass
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a difficult person [...
badder
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11
BAD, not good [adj]
baddie
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11
a bad person, also B...
badged
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BADGE, to supply wit...
badger
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to pester or harass...
badges
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12
BADGE, to supply wit...
badman
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an outlaw [n BADMEN]
badmen
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14
BADMAN, an outlaw [n...
baetyl
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12
a magical or holy me...
baffed
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BAFF, in golf, to st...
baffle
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16
to confuse, confound...
bagass
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11
dry refuse in sugar-...
bagels
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12
BAGEL, (Yiddish) a h...
bagful
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as much as a bag can...
bagged
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14
BAG, to put in a pou...
bagger
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13
one that bags [n -S]
baggie
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13
(colloquial) the sto...
baggit
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13
a ripe female salmon...
bagies
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11
BAGIE, (Northumbrian...
bagman
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a travelling salesma...
bagmen
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15
BAGMAN, a travelling...
bagnio
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12
(Italian) a brothel;...
baguet
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12
(French) a long Fren...
baguio
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(Spanish) a hurrican...
bagwig
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a wig, in use in the...
bahada
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12
(Spanish) a broad, s...
bahuts
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12
BAHUT, (French) an o...
baidar
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10
(Russian) an Alaskan...
bailed
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11
BAIL, to set free by...
bailee
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10
a person to whom pro...
bailer
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10
(US) a person who ba...
bailey
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12
the outer wall or co...
bailie
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10
in Scotland, a magis...
bailli
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(French) a magistrat...
bailor
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a person who bails p...
bainin
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11
(Irish) a white, clo...
bairns
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10
BAIRN, (Scots) a chi...
baisas
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9
BAISA, (Arabic) a un...
baited
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10
BAIT, to set a trap...
baiter
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9
one who baits [n -S]
baizas
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BAIZA, (Arabic) a mo...
baized
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BAIZE, to cover with...
baizes
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BAIZE, to cover with...
bajada
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(Spanish) a broad, s...
bajans
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19
BAJAN, (Scots) a fre...
bajras
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BAJRA, (Hindi) in th...
bajree
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(Hindi) in the India...
bajris
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BAJRI, (Hindi) in th...
bakers
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BAKER, one that bake...
bakery
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a baker's shop [n BA...
bakgat
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(South Africa) fine,...
baking
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the process by which...
bakkie
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(South Africa) a sma...
bakras
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BAKRA, (Caribbean) a...
balata
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a large evergreen tr...
balboa
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the monetary unit of...
balded
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BALD, to lose one's...
balder
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BALD, without hair [...
baldie
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a bald-headed person...
baldly
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BALD, without hair [...
baleen
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whalebone [n -S]
balers
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BALER, one who bales...
baling
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the act of making in...
balise
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10
an electronic beacon...
balked
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BALK, to refrain fro...
balker
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one who, or that whi...
ballad
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a slow, sentimental...
ballan
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a species of wrasse...
ballat
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11
(Scots) a ballad [n...
balled
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BALL, to form into a...
baller
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a person who or a ma...
ballet
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a theatrical perform...
ballon
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in dancing, lightnes...
ballot
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to vote by ballot [v...
ballow
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(Shakespeare) a cudg...
ballsy
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gutsy [adj BALLSIER,...
ballup
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(US) a botched confu...
balmed
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BALM, to embalm [v]
baloos
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BALOO, (Hindi) a bea...
balsam
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a resinous substance...
balsas
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10
BALSA, a tropical Am...
baltic
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(colloquial) extreme...
baltis
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10
BALTI, (Urdu) a spic...
baluns
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12
BALUN, a device for...
bambis
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BAMBI, (colloquial)...
bamboo
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a giant tropical gra...
bammed
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BAM, to hoax or chea...
bammer
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15
a fool [n -S]
bampot
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(Scots) an idiot, fo...
banaks
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14
BANAK, (Honduran) a...
banana
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an edible fruit [n -...
bancos
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BANCO, the standard...
bandar
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(Hindi) a rhesus mon...
bandas
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11
BANDA, in Africa, a...
banded
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BAND, to decorate wi...
bander
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a member of a league...
bandhs
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BANDH, (Hindi) in In...
bandit
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a robber [n BANDITS...
bandog
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13
a mastiff or other l...
banged
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BANG, to make a loud...
banger
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(colloquial) a sausa...
bangle
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a rigid ring as a br...
banian
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a Hindu trader [n -S...
banias
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10
BANIA, an Indian fig...
baning
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BANE, to kill with p...
banish
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12
to expel, exile [v -...
banjax
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(slang) to ruin, des...
banjos
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19
BANJO, a stringed mu...
banked
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BANK, to deposit mon...
banker
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a person who works i...
banket
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14
a gold-bearing congl...
bankit
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14
a raised sidewalk [n...
banned
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BAN, to forbid or pr...
banner
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a square flag bearin...
bannet
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a bonnet [n -S]
bantam
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a small variety of t...
banted
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BANT, to diet [v]
banter
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to exchange mildly t...
bantus
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11
BANTU, a group of Af...
banyan
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(Hindi) an Indian fi...
banyas
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12
BANYA, a Russian sau...
banzai
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19
a Japanese battle cr...
baobab
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an African tree with...
baraza
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(Swahili) in East Af...
barbal
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pertaining to the be...
barbed
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BARB, to pierce with...
barbel
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a fleshy appendage o...
barber
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to shave or cut the...
barbes
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BARBE, a medieval cl...
barbet
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(French) a variety o...
barbie
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12
(Australian slang) a...
barbot
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12
a kind of large catf...
barbut
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13
a type of helmet [n...
barcas
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12
BARCA, (Italian) a b...
barded
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BARDE, to cover a ho...
bardes
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10
BARDE, to cover a ho...
bardic
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pertaining to a bard...
bardie
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10
an Australian wood-b...
bardos
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10
BARDO, in Tibetan Bu...
barege
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11
a light silky dress...
barely
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12
BARE, unclothed, unc...
barest
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9
BARE, unclothed, unc...
barfed
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BARF, (colloquial) t...
barfis
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BARFI, (Hindi) an In...
barfly
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15
a drinker who freque...
barful
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14
full of obstructions...
barged
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12
BARGE, to push one's...
bargee
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a bargeman [n -S]
barges
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11
BARGE, to push one's...
barhop
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14
to go from one bar t...
baring
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12
BARE, to make bare [...
barish
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11
somewhat bare [adj]
barite
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9
a native sulphate of...
barium
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a metallic element [...
barkan
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14
a crescent-shaped sa...
barked
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BARK, to make a soun...
barken
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14
to dry up in a barky...
barker
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(slang) a pistol [n...
barley
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12
a cereal grass [n -S...
barlow
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13
a jackknife [n -S]
barman
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13
a male bartender [n...
barmen
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13
BARMAN, a male barte...
barmie
13
12
foamy; dotty, also B...
barned
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BARN, to store in a...
barnet
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10
(slang) hair [n -S]
barney
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12
a loud quarrel [n -S...
barock
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a bold decorative st...
barolo
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10
a red Italian wine [...
barong
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12
a broad-bladed Phili...
barons
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10
BARON, a lower membe...
barony
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the territory of a b...
barque
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19
a three-masted vesse...
barras
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9
BARRA, (Australian s...
barrat
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9
to quarrel especiall...
barred
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10
BARRE, to execute ba...
barrel
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10
to move fast [v BARR...
barren
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10
a tract of infertile...
barres
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9
BARRE, to execute ba...
barret
12
9
a kind of cap former...
barrie
12
9
(Edinburgh slang) te...
barrio
12
9
a Spanish-speaking u...
barrow
15
12
a hand propelled car...
barter
12
9
to trade by exchange...
barton
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10
a farmyard [n -S]
baryes
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11
BARYE, a unit of pre...
baryon
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12
a heavier class of s...
baryta
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11
barium monoxide [n -...
baryte
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11
a native sulphate of...
basalt
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10
an igneous volcanic...
basans
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10
BASAN, a sheepskin r...
basant
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10
(Urdu) a Pakistani s...
baseej
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18
in Iran, volunteer v...
basely
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lowly [adv]
basest
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9
BASE, mean [adj]
bashaw
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a former Turkish off...
bashed
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12
BASH, to strike [v]
basher
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11
one who bashes [n -S...
bashes
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11
BASH, to strike [v]
basics
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12
BASIC, a fundamental...
basify
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14
to convert into a sa...
basils
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10
BASIL, an aromatic h...
basing
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BASE, to place on a...
basins
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10
BASIN, a wide dish,...
basion
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10
a part of the skull...
basked
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BASK, to relax in pl...
basket
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a container made of...
basnet
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10
a light helmet, also...
basons
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10
BASON, (archaic) a b...
basque
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19
a kind of bodice [n...
bassed
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10
BASSE [v]
basser
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someone who plays th...
basses
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9
BASS, the lowest par...
basset
12
9
to outcrop, also BAS...
bassly
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12
BASS, of a voice, lo...
bassos
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9
BASSO, a low-pitched...
basted
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10
BASTE, to keep (meat...
baster
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9
one who bastes [n -S...
bastes
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9
BASTE, to keep (meat...
bastis
13
9
BASTI, (India) a slu...
bastle
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10
a fortified house wi...
bastos
12
9
BASTO, the ace of cl...
basuco
15
13
an low grade of coca...
batard
12
10
a birchbark canoe [n...
batata
11
9
an aboriginal Americ...
batboy
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14
a boy who minds base...
bateau
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10
(French) a boat; esp...
bathed
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BATHE, to wash by im...
bather
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11
one who bathes [n -S...
bathes
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11
BATHE, to wash by im...
bathos
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11
the appearance of th...
batiks
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13
BATIK, to produce ba...
bating
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BATE, to diminish, a...
batler
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10
a wooden mallet for...
batlet
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10
a wooden mallet for...
batman
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13
an officer's persona...
batmen
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13
BATMAN, an officer's...
batons
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10
BATON, to strike wit...
batoon
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10
to strike with a tru...
battas
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9
BATTA, extra pay; es...
batted
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10
BAT, to hit a ball w...
battel
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10
to have an account f...
batten
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10
to fasten with strip...
batter
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9
to beat repeatedly [...
battik
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13
an Indonesian method...
battle
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10
to fight [v BATTLED,...
battue
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10
(French) indiscrimin...
baubee
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(Scots) a halfpenny,...
bauble
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14
a cheap trinket, als...
bauera
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10
a kind of evergreen...
bauked
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15
BAUK, to refrain fro...
baulks
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BAULK, to refrain fr...
baulky
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17
stubborn [adj BAULKI...
bavins
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BAVIN [n]
bawbee
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(Scots) a halfpenny,...
bawble
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16
a cheap trinket, als...
bawdry
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15
(archaic) lewd talk,...
bawled
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14
BAWL, to shout or cr...
bawler
16
13
one who bawls [n -S]
bawley
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15
in Essex and Kent, a...
bawtie
15
12
(Scots) a dog [n -S]
baxter
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16
(obsolete) a baker [...
bayamo
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14
a strong wind, esp....
bayard
18
12
a bay horse, or hors...
baying
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14
BAY, to bark or howl...
bayles
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12
BAYLE, a pole, a bar...
bayman
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15
a person who works a...
baymen
18
15
BAYMAN, a person who...
bayous
18
12
BAYOU, a marshy offs...
bayted
18
12
BAYT, (Spenser) to b...
baywop
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17
in Newfoundland, a d...
bayyan
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14
an official declarat...
bazaar
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18
an Eastern market-pl...
bazars
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18
BAZAR, an Eastern ma...
bazazz
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flamboyance, also BE...
bazoom
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21
a woman's breast [n...
bazoos
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18
BAZOO, (US slang) th...
bazzed
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28
BAZZ, to throw (as a...
bazzes
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27
BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beachy
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16
sandy or pebbly [adj...
beacon
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13
to shine like a ligh...
beaded
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11
BEAD, to adorn with...
beader
11
10
one who makes things...
beadle
12
11
a minor parish offic...
beagle
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12
to hunt with a breed...
beaked
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14
having a beak [adj]
beaker
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13
a large cup [n -S]
beamed
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13
BEAM, to emit a ray...
beamer
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12
a workman or machine...
beaned
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11
BEAN, to hit on the...
beanie
10
10
a small close-fittin...
beanos
10
10
BEANO, (slang) a fea...
beards
12
10
BEARD, to oppose wit...
beardy
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12
a bearded person, al...
beared
11
10
BEAR, to endure [v]
bearer
11
9
one who bears [n -S]
beares
11
9
BEARE [v]
beasts
12
9
BEAST, to punish or...
beaten
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10
BEAT, to strike repe...
beater
11
9
one who beats [n -S]
beaths
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11
BEATH, (Spenser) to...
beauts
12
10
BEAUT, (colloquial)...
beauty
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12
(Shakespeare) to mak...
beaver
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13
to work hard [v -ED,...
bebops
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BEBOP, to play a sty...
bebung
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a tremolo effect on...
becall
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14
to call names [v -ED...
becalm
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to make calm [v -ED,...
became
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15
BECOME, to come to b...
becaps
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15
BECAP, to put a cap...
becked
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17
BECK, to beckon [v]
beckes
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16
BECKE, (Spenser) a b...
becket
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16
a loop of rope havin...
beckon
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17
to indicate by sign...
beclog
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15
to clog up [v BECLOG...
become
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15
to come to be [v BEC...
becurl
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14
to curl; to adorn wi...
bedamn
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14
to swear at [v -ED,...
bedash
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12
to wet by dashing or...
bedaub
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14
to cover with daubs...
bedaze
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19
to daze thoroughly [...
bedbug
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16
a bloodsucking insec...
bedded
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12
BED, to provide with...
bedder
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11
one that makes up be...
bedeck
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17
to attire with finer...
bedell
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12
(obsolete) a minor p...
bedels
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11
BEDEL, (obsolete) a...
bedews
15
13
BEDEW, to cover with...
bedide
12
11
(Spenser) bedyed, al...
bedims
14
13
BEDIM, to make dim [...
bedlam
14
14
pandemonium [n -S]
bedpan
13
14
a toilet pan for use...
bedral
13
11
(Scots) a beadle, al...
bedrid
13
11
(obsolete) confined...
bedrop
14
13
to sprinkle as with...
bedrug
14
13
to drug abundantly o...
bedsit
13
10
a one-room dwelling...
beduck
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to plunge under wate...
beduin
12
12
a nomadic Arab, also...
bedumb
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17
to render speechless...
bedung
13
14
to cover with dung [...
bedust
13
11
to cover with dust [...
bedyde
18
13
BEDYE, to dye or sta...
bedyed
18
13
BEDYE, to dye or sta...
bedyes
18
12
BEDYE, to dye or sta...
beebee
12
12
a pellet e.g. for an...
beechy
23
16
abounding in beeches...
beedie
11
10
a cheap thin Indian...
beefed
13
13
BEEF, to grumble [v]
beegah
14
13
an Indian land measu...
beenah
12
12
a form of marriage i...
beento
10
10
in West Africa, a pe...
beeped
13
13
BEEP, to honk a horn...
beeper
13
12
a paging device [n -...
beeted
11
10
BEET, to improve or...
beetle
12
10
to jut out, overhang...
beeves
13
13
BEEF, the flesh of d...
beezer
14
18
(Scots) something of...
befall
16
14
to happen or occur t...
befana
12
13
an Epiphany gift, al...
befeld
15
14
BEFALL, to happen or...
befell
16
14
BEFALL, to happen or...
befits
15
12
BEFIT, to be suitabl...
beflag
16
15
to deck with flags [...
beflea
14
13
to infest with fleas...
beflum
17
17
(Scott) to befool, c...
befoam
14
15
to cover with foam [...
befogs
15
14
BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befool
14
13
to fool; to delude o...
before
13
12
in front of [prep]
befoul
15
14
to make foul [v -ED,...
befret
14
12
to gnaw [v BEFRETTED...
begall
15
13
to make sore by rubb...
begars
13
11
BEGAR, forced labour...
begaze
15
20
to look at fixedly [...
begems
14
14
BEGEM, to adorn with...
begets
13
11
BEGET, to cause to e...
beggar
14
13
to impoverish [v -ED...
begged
14
14
BEG, to ask for [v]
begift
16
14
to present with gift...
begild
15
13
to gild [v BEGILT or...
begilt
15
12
BEGILD, to gild [v]
begins
13
12
BEGIN, to start [v]
begird
14
12
(archaic) to bind wi...
begirt
14
11
BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
beglad
14
13
to make glad [v BEGL...
begnaw
15
15
to gnaw [v -ED, -ING...
begoes
12
11
BEGO, to beset [v]
begone
11
12
be off [interj]
begrim
15
14
to soil with grime,...
beguin
13
13
in Flanders, a man l...
begulf
17
16
to engulf [v -ED, -I...
begums
15
15
BEGUM, a high rankin...
begunk
14
17
(Scots) to trick, to...
behalf
17
15
interest or benefit...
behave
15
15
to act properly [v B...
behead
13
12
to cut off the head...
beheld
15
13
BEHOLD, to view [v]
behest
14
11
a command [n -S]
behind
14
13
the buttocks [n -S]
behold
15
13
to view [v BEHELD, B...
behoof
15
14
a benefit resulting...
behote
13
11
to vow, promise [v B...
behove
15
15
to be fit, right or...
behowl
18
15
to howl at [v -ED, -...
beigel
14
12
a hard ring-shaped r...
beiger
13
11
BEIGE, greyish buff...
beiges
13
11
BEIGE, a woollen fab...
beigne
12
12
a fritter, a deep-fr...
beined
11
11
BEIN, to fill [v]
beings
13
12
BEING, something tha...
bejade
13
19
to tire out [v BEJAD...
bejant
13
19
(Scots) a freshman a...
bekahs
15
15
BEKAH, (Hebrew) half...
bekiss
14
13
to cover with kisses...
beknot
12
14
to tie in knots [v B...
belace
15
13
to adorn with lace [...
belady
19
13
to apply the title o...
belahs
15
12
BELAH, (Native Austr...
belamy
20
15
(Spenser) a good fri...
belars
13
10
BELAR, an Australian...
belate
12
10
(archaic) to retard...
belaud
13
12
to laud or praise gr...
belays
19
12
BELAY, to fasten a r...
beldam
14
14
an old woman, esp. a...
beleap
14
13
to leap upon [v BELE...
beleed
12
11
BELEE, to put on the...
belees
12
10
BELEE, to put on the...
belfry
22
15
a bell-tower [n BELF...
belgas
14
12
BELGA, a former curr...
belied
13
11
BELIE, to misreprese...
belief
15
13
a conviction of the...
belier
13
10
one who belies [n -S...
belies
13
10
BELIE, to misreprese...
belike
14
14
(archaic) most likel...
belive
15
14
immediately, also BL...
belled
14
12
BELL, to provide wit...
belles
14
11
BELLE, a young lady...
bellow
17
14
to roar like a bull...
belong
13
13
to be a member of [v...
belons
12
11
BELON, a type of oys...
belove
14
14
(obsolete) to love [...
belows
16
13
BELOW, the lower par...
belted
13
11
BELT, to thrash with...
belter
13
10
an impressive perfor...
beluga
14
13
the white whale [n -...
bemads
13
13
BEMAD, (archaic) to...
bemata
12
12
BEMA, a platform in...
bemaul
14
14
(archaic) to maul or...
bembex
21
22
a noisy sand-wasp, a...
bembix
22
22
a noisy sand-wasp, a...
bemean
11
13
(archaic) to make me...
bemete
12
12
(archaic) to measure...
bemire
13
12
(archaic) to make mu...
bemist
14
12
to envelop in a mist...
bemixt
20
19
BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemoan
11
13
to lament [v -ED, -I...
bemock
17
19
(archaic) to mock [v...
bemoil
14
13
(Shakespeare) to bem...
bemuds
14
14
BEMUD, (archaic) to...
bemuse
13
13
to confuse [v BEMUSE...
bename
11
13
to name, mention [v...
benchy
23
17
of a hillside, hollo...
benday
17
13
to reproduce using a...
bended
11
12
BEND, to curve [v]
bendee
10
11
divided into an even...
bender
11
11
a drunken spree [n -...
bendys
18
13
BENDY, a tropical pl...
benets
11
10
BENET, to catch in a...
bengas
12
12
BENGA, a form of Ken...
benign
12
13
favourably disposed...
benjes
13
19
BENJ, cannabis, Indi...
bennes
10
11
BENNE, the sesame pl...
bennet
10
11
a dry grass stalk [n...
bennis
11
11
BENNI, the sesame pl...
bentos
11
10
BENTO, a Japanese me...
benumb
15
17
to make numb [v -ED,...
benzal
15
20
a radical in oil of...
benzil
16
20
a hydrocarbon radica...
benzin
14
20
a solvent distilled...
benzol
15
20
a crude form of benz...
benzyl
22
22
a compound radical,...
bepats
14
12
BEPAT, to pat often...
bepelt
15
13
to pelt hard [v -ED,...
bepity
21
14
to pity greatly [v B...
bepuff
19
19
(archaic) to puff ou...
berake
12
13
to rake all over [v...
berate
11
9
to scold severely [v...
berays
18
11
BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berber
14
12
a type of carpet [n...
bereft
14
12
BEREAVE, to deprive...
berets
12
9
BERET, a flat round...
bergen
12
12
a type of large ruck...
berime
13
12
to compose in rhyme,...
berley
19
12
(Australian) to scat...
berlin
13
11
an old four-wheeled...
bermed
13
13
BERM, to provide a b...
bermes
13
12
BERME, a narrow shel...
berobs
14
12
BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berret
12
9
a round close-fittin...
bertha
14
11
a woman's deep lace...
berthe
14
11
a woman's deep lace...
berths
15
11
BERTH, to moor a shi...
beryls
20
12
BERYL, a semipreciou...
besang
12
12
BESING, (archaic) to...
beseem
12
12
to be becoming [v -E...
beseen
10
10
BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besees
11
9
BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besets
12
9
BESET, to assail [v]
beside
12
10
next to [prep]
besigh
16
13
(archaic) to sigh ov...
besing
13
12
(archaic) to celebra...
besits
13
9
BESIT, (archaic) to...
besmut
14
13
to blacken with soot...
besnow
14
13
to cover with snow [...
besoin
11
10
(French) need, want,...
besoms
13
12
BESOM, to sweep with...
besort
12
9
(Shakespeare) to mat...
besots
12
9
BESOT, to infatuate...
bespat
14
12
BESPIT, to spit upon...
besped
14
13
BESPEED, to help on...
bespit
15
12
to spit upon [v BESP...
bespot
14
12
to cover with spots...
bestad
12
10
(Spenser) beset by,...
bestar
12
9
to cover with stars...
bested
12
10
BEST, to outdo [v]
bestie
12
9
(slang) one's best f...
bestir
13
9
to rouse to activity...
bestis
13
9
BESTI, (Hinglish) in...
bestow
15
12
to present as a gift...
bestud
13
11
to adorn with dots [...
besung
13
13
BESING, (archaic) to...
betake
12
13
to take oneself to [...
betcha
17
14
a spelling of 'bet y...
beteem
12
12
(Spenser) to grant,...
betels
13
10
BETEL, the leaf of t...
bethel
15
12
a place of worship f...
betide
12
10
to befall, happen to...
betime
13
12
(Shakespeare) to bet...
beting
13
12
BETE, to mend, impro...
betise
12
9
(French) stupidity,...
betoil
13
10
to weary with toil [...
betons
11
10
BETON, lime concrete...
betony
17
12
a labiate plant of w...
betook
12
13
BETAKE, to take ones...
betoss
12
9
(Shakespeare) to agi...
betray
18
11
to disclose in breac...
betrim
14
12
to deck with trimmin...
betrod
12
10
BETREAD, to walk upo...
bettas
12
9
BETTA, a strikingly-...
betted
12
10
BET, to wager [v]
better
12
9
to improve [v -ED, -...
bettor
12
9
one who bets [n -S]
beurre
12
10
a pear with the meat...
bevels
15
14
BEVEL, to cut at an...
bevers
14
13
BEVER [n]
bevies
14
13
BEVY, a group, esp....
bevors
14
13
BEVOR, armour for th...
bevues
14
14
BEVUE, (French) a bl...
bewail
16
13
to lament [v -ED, -I...
beware
14
12
to be on one's guard...
beweep
16
15
to weep over, lament...
bewent
14
13
BEGO, to beset [v]
bewept
17
15
BEWEEP, to weep over...
bewets
15
12
BEWET, to make wet [...
bewigs
17
14
BEWIG, to dress in a...
beworm
16
15
to cover with worms...
bewrap
17
15
to wrap completely [...
bewray
21
14
(archaic) to reveal...
beylic
23
15
the domain of a bey,...
beylik
21
16
the domain of a bey,...
beyond
17
13
the unknown, the her...
bezant
14
19
a gold coin first st...
bezazz
21
36
panache, flamboyance...
bezels
16
19
BEZEL, the oblique s...
bezils
17
19
BEZIL, the oblique s...
bezoar
14
18
a concretion found i...
bezzie
18
27
a person's best frie...
bezzle
19
28
to drink hard [v BEZ...
bhagee
14
13
in Indian cookery, a...
bhajan
15
21
a Hindu religious so...
bhajee
15
20
in Indian cookery, a...
bhajia
16
20
BHAJI, (Hindi) in In...
bhajis
17
20
BHAJI, (Hindi) in In...
bhakta
15
15
(Sanskrit) devotion...
bhakti
16
15
(Sanskrit) devotion...
bhangs
15
14
BHANG, (Urdu) cannab...
bharal
15
12
a blue Himalayan she...
bhavan
15
16
(India) a large hous...
bhawan
16
15
(India) a large hous...
bhikhu
19
18
(Pali) a fully ordai...
bhindi
15
13
(Hindi) the vegetabl...
bhisti
16
11
an Indian water carr...
bhoona
12
12
a dish sauteed in oi...
bhoots
14
11
BHOOT, a small whirl...
bhunas
14
13
BHUNA, (Urdu) an Ind...
bialis
14
10
BIALI, an onion roll...
bialys
20
12
BIALY, an onion roll...
biased
12
10
BIAS, to cause to in...
biases
12
9
BIAS, to cause to in...
biatch
18
14
(slang) a bitch, als...
biaxal
19
17
having two axes, als...
bibbed
17
16
BIB, to tipple [v]
bibber
17
15
a tippler [n -S]
bibble
18
16
(English dialect) a...
bibful
19
17
as in to spill a bib...
bibles
16
13
BIBLE, an authoritat...
bicarb
18
15
(short for) bicarbon...
biceps
18
15
the two-headed muscl...
bichir
19
14
any of various primi...
bicker
17
16
to squabble [v -ED,...
bickie
17
16
(colloquial) a biscu...
bicorn
15
13
a hat with two corne...
bicron
15
13
one billionth of a m...
bidden
12
12
BID, to make an offe...
bidder
13
11
one who bids [n -S]
bident
12
11
a two-pronged spear...
biders
13
10
BIDER, one who bides...
bidets
13
10
BIDET, (French) a sh...
biding
14
13
a residence [n -S]
bidons
12
11
BIDON, a container f...
bields
14
11
BIELD, (Scots) to gi...
bieldy
20
13
(Scots) affording sh...
biface
17
15
a type of prehistori...
biffed
17
16
BIFF, to strike hard...
biffer
17
15
in sports, someone w...
biffin
17
16
a variety of red coo...
biffos
17
15
BIFFO, (Australian s...
bifida
15
13
BIFIDUM, a bacterium...
biflex
22
20
bent in two places [...
bifold
16
14
a two-piece door [n...
biform
16
15
having two forms, al...
biftah
17
14
(slang) a cannabis c...
bifter
15
12
(slang) a cannabis c...
bigamy
21
16
the crime of being m...
bigeye
19
13
a kind of marine fis...
bigged
15
14
BIG, to build [v]
bigger
15
13
BIG, of large size [...
biggie
15
13
a biggish thing, als...
biggin
15
14
a child's cap worn i...
biggon
14
14
a child's cap worn i...
bighas
16
13
BIGHA, an Indian lan...
bights
17
13
BIGHT, to fasten wit...
bigots
14
11
BIGOT, a prejudiced...
bigwig
19
16
a important person [...
bijous
15
19
BIJOU, (French) a tr...
bijoux
21
26
BIJOU, (French) a tr...
bikers
14
13
BIKER, one who rides...
bikies
14
13
BIKIE, (Australian s...
biking
15
16
the act of riding of...
bikini
14
14
a brief two-piece sw...
bikkie
15
17
(slang) a biscuit, a...
bilboa
15
13
a rapier, also BILBO...
bilbos
16
13
BILBO, a rapier, als...
bilged
15
13
BILGE, to spring a l...
bilges
15
12
BILGE, to spring a l...
bilian
13
11
a heavy ant-proof ti...
biling
15
13
BILE, (Scots) to boi...
bilked
15
15
BILK, to avoid payin...
bilker
15
14
one who bilks, elude...
billed
15
12
BILL, to charge some...
biller
15
11
one who bills [n -S]
billet
15
11
to accomodate or qua...
billie
15
11
(Australian slang) a...
billon
14
12
base metal, an alloy...
billow
18
14
to swell up [v -ED,...
billyo
21
13
in the phrase "like...
bimahs
16
14
BIMAH, (Hebrew) a ra...
bimble
17
16
as in bimble box, a...
bimbos
16
15
BIMBO, a woman who i...
bimini
14
13
a kind of awning for...
binary
18
12
a combination of two...
binate
11
10
growing in pairs [ad...
binder
12
11
one who binds [n -S]
bindhi
15
13
(Hindi) a dot worn o...
bindis
13
11
BINDI, (Hindi) a dot...
bindle
13
12
the bundle in which...
biners
12
10
BINER, (short for) k...
binged
13
13
BINGE, to eat or dri...
binger
13
12
someone who binges [...
binges
13
12
BINGE, to eat or dri...
binghi
16
14
(Australian slang) t...
bingle
14
13
to style the hair a...
bingos
13
12
BINGO, a lottery-typ...
biniou
12
11
a small Breton bagpi...
binits
13
10
BINIT, a unit of com...
binman
12
14
a refuse disposal ma...
binmen
12
14
BINMAN, a refuse dis...
binned
11
12
BIN, to store in a l...
binocs
15
13
(short for) binocula...
biodot
12
10
a temperature-sensit...
biogas
13
11
gas obtained by bioc...
biogen
12
12
a hypothetical unit...
biomes
13
12
BIOME, an extensive...
bionic
15
13
relating to bionics,...
bionts
12
10
BIONT, a physiologic...
biopic
18
15
a film telling the l...
biopsy
21
14
to examine tissue fr...
biotas
12
9
BIOTA, the flora and...
biotic
16
12
relating to living o...
biotin
12
10
a growth-promoting v...
bipack
19
19
a pair of films [n -...
bipeds
15
13
BIPED, an animal wit...
bipods
15
13
BIPOD, a two-legged...
birded
13
11
BIRD, to hunt birds...
birder
13
10
a birdwatching enthu...
birdie
13
10
to score one under p...
bireme
13
12
an ancient galley wi...
birken
13
14
made of birch wood,...
birkie
14
13
(Scots) active, live...
birled
14
11
BIRLE, to carouse, a...
birler
14
10
one who birls, carou...
birles
14
10
BIRLE, to carouse, a...
birred
13
10
BIRR, to make a whir...
birsed
13
10
BIRSE, to bruise [v]
birses
13
9
BIRSE [n]
birsle
14
10
to scorch, toast [v...
births
16
11
BIRTH, to originate...
bisect
16
12
to divide into two p...
bishes
15
11
BISH, a mistake, a b...
bishop
17
14
a senior clergyman i...
bismar
14
12
(Old Norse) in Orkne...
bisoms
14
12
BISOM, a term of rep...
bisons
12
10
BISON, either of two...
bisque
21
19
(French) a rich shel...
bisson
12
10
to cause to be blind...
bister
13
9
a pigment of warm br...
bistre
13
9
a pigment of warm br...
bistro
13
9
a small bar or resta...
bitchy
25
16
catty [adj BITCHIER,...
biters
13
9
BITER, that which bi...
biting
14
12
sharp, sarcastic [ad...
bitmap
16
15
a pattern of bits re...
bitser
13
9
(Australian slang) a...
bitted
13
10
BITT, to secure a ca...
bitten
12
10
BITE, to seize with...
bitter
13
9
having a disagreeabl...
bittie
13
9
(Scots) a small piec...
bittor
13
9
(Spenser) the bitter...
bittur
14
10
(Spenser) the bitter...
bivium
17
17
in echinoderms, the...
bizazz
22
36
flamboyance, also BA...
bizone
14
19
a country formed of...
bizzes
19
27
BIZ, (slang) busines...
bizzos
19
27
BIZZO, (Australian s...
blabby
24
18
tending to blab [adj...
blacks
18
17
BLACK, to blacken [v...
bladed
13
12
having a blade [adj]
blader
13
11
a person skating wit...
blades
13
11
BLADE, the cutting p...
blaest
13
10
BLAE, blackish blue...
blaffs
18
16
BLAFF, to bark [v]
blague
14
13
(French) humbug [n -...
blahed
15
13
BLAH, to talk stupid...
blaher
15
12
BLAH, dull, insipid...
blains
13
11
BLAIN, a blister [n]
blaise
13
10
a kind of clay, livi...
blaize
16
19
a kind of clay, livi...
blamed
14
14
BLAME, to find fault...
blamer
14
13
one who blames [n -S...
blames
14
13
BLAME, to find fault...
blanch
18
16
to whiten [v -ED, -I...
blanco
15
14
(tradename) a white...
blands
13
12
BLAND, to become bla...
blanks
14
15
BLANK, to delete [v]
blanky
20
17
a child's blanket, a...
blared
13
11
BLARE, to sound loud...
blares
13
10
BLARE, to sound loud...
blarts
14
10
BLART, to shout loud...
blashy
22
14
showery; of beer or...
blasts
14
10
BLAST, to use explos...
blasty
20
12
characterised by gus...
blated
13
11
BLATE, to babble [v]
blater
13
10
BLATE, (Scots) timid...
blates
13
10
BLATE, to babble [v]
blatts
14
10
BLATT, (slang) a new...
blauds
14
12
BLAUD, to strike, di...
blawed
16
14
BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blazar
16
19
a type of active gal...
blazed
16
20
BLAZE, to burn with...
blazer
16
19
a light jacket, ofte...
blazes
16
19
BLAZE, to burn with...
blazon
15
20
heraldic arms painte...
bleach
18
15
to whiten [v -ED, -I...
bleaks
14
14
BLEAK, a freshwater...
bleaky
20
16
bleak [adj]
blears
13
10
BLEAR, to make blear...
bleary
19
12
dim [adj BLEARIER, B...
bleats
13
10
BLEAT, to cry like a...
blebby
24
18
containing blebs, as...
bleeds
13
11
BLEED, to lose blood...
bleeps
15
13
BLEEP, to emit a sho...
blench
18
16
to shrink or flinch...
blende
12
12
(German) a zinc sulp...
blends
13
12
BLEND, to mix togeth...
blenny
18
14
a long, slender, spi...
blerts
14
10
BLERT, (colloquial)...
blewit
17
13
an edible wild mushr...
blight
18
14
to cause decay [v -E...
blimey
21
15
an interjection expr...
blimps
18
16
BLIMP [n]
blinds
14
12
BLIND, to make sight...
blings
15
13
BLING [n]
blingy
21
15
bling, flashy [adj B...
blinis
14
11
BLINI, a small buckw...
blinks
15
15
BLINK, to open and s...
blintz
17
20
(Yiddish) a thin fil...
blites
14
10
BLITE, a genus of he...
blithe
16
12
merry [adj BLITHER,...
bloats
13
10
BLOAT, to swell [v]
blobby
24
18
having blobs, blob-s...
blocks
18
17
BLOCK, to obstruct [...
blocky
24
19
block-like [adj BLOC...
blokes
14
14
BLOKE, a fellow [n]
blokey
20
16
like one of the blok...
blonde
12
12
fair [adj BLONDER, B...
blonds
13
12
BLOND, a fair comple...
bloods
13
11
BLOOD, to stain with...
bloody
19
13
to make blood-staine...
blooey
18
12
(slang) out of order...
blooie
12
10
(slang) out of order...
blooks
14
14
BLOOK, a book serial...
blooms
14
13
BLOOM, to bear flowe...
bloomy
20
15
covered with flowers...
bloops
15
13
BLOOP, in baseball,...
bloopy
21
15
in baseball, being a...
blores
13
10
BLORE, (archaic) a v...
blotch
19
15
to mark with large s...
blotto
13
10
(slang) drunk [adj]
blotty
20
12
smudged [adj BLOTTIE...
blouse
13
11
to puff out loosely...
blousy
20
13
coarse and ruddy-fac...
blowby
25
18
leakage of exhaust f...
blowed
16
14
BLOW, to propel by a...
blower
16
13
something or someone...
blowie
16
13
(Australian slang) a...
blowse
16
13
a ruddy, fat-faced w...
blowsy
23
15
coarse and ruddy-fac...
blowup
19
17
an enlargement e.g....
blowze
19
22
a ruddy, fat-faced w...
blowzy
26
24
coarse and ruddy-fac...
bludes
14
12
BLUDE, (Scots) blood...
bludge
15
14
(Australian slang) t...
bludie
14
12
stained with blood,...
bluely
21
14
BLUE, having the col...
bluest
14
11
BLUE, having the col...
bluesy
20
13
resembling blues mus...
bluets
14
11
BLUET, a meadow flow...
blueys
20
13
BLUEY, a swagman's b...
bluffs
19
17
BLUFF, to deceive [v...
bluggy
23
17
(colloquial) bloody...
bluids
15
12
BLUID, (Scots) blood...
bluidy
21
14
stained with blood,...
bluier
14
11
BLUEY, somewhat blue...
bluing
15
14
the process of impar...
bluish
17
13
somewhat blue [adj]
blumed
15
15
BLUME, to blossom [v...
blumes
15
14
BLUME, to blossom [v...
blunge
14
14
to mix clay with wat...
blunks
15
16
BLUNK, (Scots) to sp...
blunts
14
12
BLUNT, to make blunt...
blurbs
17
14
BLURB, to praise in...
blurry
21
13
blurred [adj BLURRIE...
blurts
15
11
BLURT, to utter unad...
blypes
22
15
BLYPE, (Scots) a pie...
boaked
12
14
BOAK, to belch, vomi...
boards
12
10
BOARD, to supply foo...
boarts
12
9
BOART, diamond dust...
boasts
12
9
BOAST, to brag [v]
boated
11
10
BOAT, to travel on a...
boatel
12
10
a waterside hotel, a...
boater
11
9
a kind of straw-hat...
boatie
11
9
(slang) a rowing ent...
bobacs
17
15
BOBAC, a type of mar...
bobaks
15
16
BOBAK, a type of mar...
bobbed
16
16
BOB, to move quickly...
bobber
16
15
a bobsleigh rider [n...
bobbin
16
16
a thread holder [n -...
bobble
17
16
to bob rapidly [v BO...
bobbly
24
18
like pilled cloth [a...
bobcat
17
15
a short-tailed North...
boblet
15
13
a two-man bobsleigh...
bobols
15
13
BOBOL, to commit a t...
bobwig
19
17
a wig with short tur...
bocage
15
14
(French) a decorativ...
boccas
18
15
BOCCA, (Italian) a m...
bocces
18
15
BOCCE, an Italian bo...
boccia
18
15
an Italian bowling g...
boccie
18
15
an Italian bowling g...
boccis
19
15
BOCCI, an Italian bo...
boches
17
14
BOCHE, an offensive...
bocked
16
17
BOCK, to belch, also...
bodach
17
15
(Gaelic) an old man,...
boddle
13
12
a former Scottish co...
bodega
12
12
(Spanish) a shop sel...
bodged
13
13
BODGE, to patch up [...
bodger
13
12
a maker of beechwood...
bodges
13
12
BODGE, to patch up [...
bodgie
13
12
fake [adj BODGIER, B...
bodice
15
13
a woman's stiffened...
bodied
12
11
BODY, to give form t...
bodies
12
10
BODY, to give form t...
bodily
20
13
of the body [adj]
boding
13
13
ominous [adj BODINGL...
bodkin
13
15
a dagger, stiletto;...
bodles
13
11
BODLE, a former Scot...
bodrag
13
12
a hostile attack [n...
boeufs
14
13
BOEUF, (French) beef...
boffed
16
16
BOFF, to hit, strike...
boffin
16
16
a scientific expert...
boffos
16
15
BOFFO, a hearty laug...
bogans
12
12
BOGAN, (Native Ameri...
bogart
13
11
to monopolise someth...
bogeys
19
13
BOGEY, to shoot one...
bogged
14
14
BOG, to sink into a...
bogger
14
13
(Australian slang) a...
boggle
15
14
to baffle, overwhelm...
bogied
13
12
BOGIE, (Australian s...
bogies
13
11
BOGIE, (Australian s...
bogled
14
13
BOGLE, to perform th...
bogles
14
12
BOGLE, to perform th...
bogman
13
15
the body of a man pr...
bogmen
13
15
BOGMAN, the body of...
bogoak
13
15
trunks of oak embedd...
bogong
13
14
(Native Australian)...
bogues
13
12
BOGUE, a Mediterrane...
boheas
13
11
BOHEA, (Chinese) an...
bohunk
15
17
(US slang) a Slav or...
boiled
13
11
BOIL, to pass rapidl...
boiler
13
10
a vessel for boiling...
boings
13
12
BOING, to reverberat...
boinks
13
14
BOINK, to reverberat...
boites
12
9
BOITE, (French) a ni...
boking
14
16
BOKE, to belch, also...
bokken
13
18
(Japanese) a wooden...
bolded
13
12
BOLD, to make type b...
bolden
12
12
(obsolete) to make b...
bolder
13
11
BOLD, brave, daring...
boldly
21
14
BOLD, brave, daring...
bolero
12
10
(Spanish) a Spanish...
bolete
12
10
any fungus of the fa...
boleti
13
10
BOLETUS, a genus of...
bolide
13
11
a large meteor that...
boline
12
11
in wicca, a sickle-s...
bolled
14
12
BOLL, to form pods [...
bollen
13
12
(obsolete) swollen [...
bollix
21
18
to make a mess of, a...
bollox
20
18
to make a mess of, a...
bolshy
22
14
left-wing, also BOLS...
bolson
12
11
(Spanish) a basin-sh...
bolted
13
11
BOLT, to run away [v...
bolter
13
10
a sieve, a machine f...
bombax
21
22
a tree of the genus...
bombed
15
16
BOMB, to attack with...
bomber
15
15
an aeroplane that ca...
bombes
15
15
BOMBE, (French) a de...
bombos
15
15
BOMBO, (Australian s...
bombyx
28
24
a moth of the genus...
bommie
14
15
(Australian slang) a...
bonaci
14
13
an edible fish of th...
bonbon
12
14
a confection [n -S]
bonces
14
13
BONCE, a large marbl...
bonded
11
12
BOND, to join togeth...
bonder
11
11
one who bonds [n -S]
bonduc
15
15
(Arabic) the seed of...
boners
11
10
BONER, (US slang) a...
bonged
12
13
BONG, to make a deep...
bongos
12
12
BONGO, a kind of ant...
bonham
14
15
(Irish) a piglet [n...
bonier
11
10
BONEY, like bone, al...
boning
12
13
the process of estim...
bonism
13
13
the doctrine that th...
bonist
12
10
one who holds the do...
bonita
11
10
a large fish of the...
bonito
11
10
a large fish of the...
bonked
12
15
BONK, to hit or thum...
bonnes
10
11
BONNE, (French) a Fr...
bonnet
10
11
to put on a head cov...
bonnie
10
11
a sweetheart, also B...
bonobo
12
13
a chimpanzee-like pr...
bonsai
11
10
(Japanese) the pract...
bonxie
17
17
the great skua [n -S...
bonzer
14
19
(Australian slang) v...
bonzes
14
19
BONZE, (Japanese) a...
booais
11
9
BOOAI, a remote rura...
booays
17
11
BOOAY, a remote rura...
boobed
13
13
BOOB, to make a mist...
boobie
13
12
(slang) a breast [n...
booboo
12
12
a mistake [n -S]
boocoo
13
12
(slang) much or many...
boodie
11
10
a species of rat-kan...
boodle
12
11
to take bribes [v BO...
booger
12
11
a bogeyman [n -S]
boogey
18
13
to dance to rock mus...
boogie
12
11
to dance to rock mus...
boohai
13
11
as in up the boohai,...
boohed
13
12
BOOH, to show disapp...
boohoo
12
11
to cry [v -ED, -ING,...
booing
12
12
the act of saying bo...
boojum
15
22
a spiny desert tree...
booked
12
14
BOOK, to reserve in...
booker
12
13
one who engages ente...
bookie
12
13
(short for) a bookma...
bookoo
11
13
(slang) many or much...
booksy
19
15
in a literary way, a...
booled
12
11
BOOL, (Scots) to pla...
boomed
12
13
BOOM, to make a roar...
boomer
12
12
a large male kangaro...
booner
10
10
(Australian slang) a...
boonga
11
12
(New Zealand) offens...
boongs
12
12
BOONG, (offensive) a...
boorde
11
10
(Spenser) board, als...
boords
12
10
BOORD, (Spenser) boa...
boorka
12
13
a coverall worn by M...
boosed
11
10
BOOSE, to drink exce...
booses
11
9
BOOSE, to drink exce...
boosts
12
9
BOOST, to support, i...
booted
11
10
BOOT, to kick with t...
bootee
10
9
a baby's sock, also...
booths
14
11
BOOTH, a stall for t...
bootie
11
9
a baby's sock, also...
boozed
14
19
BOOZE, to drink exce...
boozer
14
18
(slang) a drunkard [...
boozes
14
18
BOOZE, to drink exce...
boozey
20
20
inclined to booze, a...
bopeep
15
15
a child's peeping ga...
bopped
16
16
BOP, to dance to pop...
bopper
16
15
one who dances to po...
borage
12
11
a rough-stemmed arom...
boraks
13
13
BORAK, (Native Austr...
borals
13
10
BORAL, a mixture of...
borane
10
10
any boron hydride, e...
borate
11
9
to mix with borax or...
bordar
12
10
(historical) a tenan...
bordel
13
11
(archaic) a brothel,...
border
12
10
to be adjacent to [v...
bordes
12
10
BORDE, (obsolete) bo...
boreal
12
10
pertaining to the no...
boreas
11
9
the north wind [n -E...
boreen
10
10
(Irish) a lane [n -S...
borees
11
9
BOREE, (Native Austr...
borels
13
10
BOREL, a boring tool...
borers
12
9
BORER, one that bore...
borgos
13
11
BORGO, (Italian) a m...
boride
12
10
a boron compound [n...
boring
13
12
an inner cavity [n -...
borked
13
14
BORK, to denigrate a...
bormed
13
13
BORM, to smear with...
bornyl
19
13
an alcohol used in p...
borons
11
10
BORON, a relatively...
borrel
13
10
rustic, also BOREL,...
borrow
15
12
to obtain on loan or...
borsch
18
14
(Russian) cold beetr...
borsht
15
11
(Russian) cold beetr...
borsic
16
12
a strong light compo...
borzoi
15
18
(Russian) a kind of...
bosbok
15
16
(Afrikaans) a kind o...
bosche
17
14
offensive term for a...
boshes
14
11
BOSH, (colloquial) m...
boshta
14
11
(Australian slang) v...
bosies
12
9
BOSIE, a kind of del...
bosker
13
13
(Australian slang) v...
bosket
13
13
a thicket, a plantat...
bosoms
13
12
BOSOM, to enclose in...
bosomy
19
14
having large breasts...
bosons
11
10
BOSON, any of a cert...
bosque
20
19
a thicket, a plantat...
bossed
12
10
BOSS, to domineer ov...
bosser
12
9
BOSS, excellent [adj...
bosses
12
9
BOSS, to domineer ov...
bosset
12
9
a rudimentary antler...
boston
11
10
a card game [n -S]
bosuns
12
11
BOSUN, a ship's offi...
botany
17
12
the science of plant...
botchy
24
16
done badly [adj BOTC...
botels
13
10
BOTEL, a waterside h...
botfly
22
15
a name for various f...
bothan
13
12
(Gaelic) a booth, a...
bother
14
11
to annoy [v -ED, -IN...
bothie
14
11
(Scots) a hut, cabin...
botnet
11
10
a network of infecte...
botone
10
10
having buds or knobs...
botted
12
10
BOT, to cadge [v]
bottes
12
9
BOTTE, a thrust in f...
bottle
13
10
to enclose in a narr...
bottom
13
12
to reach the lowest...
boubou
14
14
a long flowing garme...
bouche
17
15
(French) the staff o...
boucle
16
14
(French) a kind of r...
boudin
12
12
a spicy Cajun sausag...
bouffe
16
16
(French) a comic ope...
bouged
13
13
BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouges
13
12
BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouget
13
12
(Spenser) a budget,...
boughs
16
14
BOUGH, a tree branch...
bought
16
14
(Spenser) a coil, fo...
bougie
13
12
(French) a wax candl...
boules
13
11
BOULE, (Greek) in an...
boulle
14
12
(French) a form of m...
boults
14
11
BOULT, to sieve thro...
bounce
14
14
to spring back [v BO...
bouncy
21
16
tending to bounce [a...
bounds
12
12
BOUND, to leap [v]
bouned
11
12
BOUN, to prepare, al...
bounty
18
13
a reward [n BOUNTIES...
bourds
13
11
BOURD [n]
bourgs
14
12
BOURG, a market-town...
bourne
11
11
a boundary, limit, a...
bourns
12
11
BOURN, a small strea...
bourse
12
10
(French) a commercia...
boused
12
11
BOUSE, to haul with...
bouses
12
10
BOUSE, to haul with...
bouton
11
11
an enlarged end of a...
bovate
13
13
(historical) an old...
bovids
15
14
BOVID, an animal of...
bovine
13
14
relating to cattle [...
bovver
16
17
(slang) rowdy or vio...
bowats
15
12
BOWAT, (Scots) a lan...
bowels
16
13
BOWEL, to take out t...
bowers
15
12
BOWER, to enclose in...
bowery
21
14
a colonial Dutch far...
bowets
15
12
BOWET, (Scots) a lan...
bowfin
17
16
a voracious ganoid f...
bowget
16
14
(obsolete) an ancien...
bowing
16
15
the technique of pla...
bowled
16
14
BOWL, to make a deli...
bowleg
17
15
an outwardly curved...
bowler
16
13
a stiff felt hat wit...
bowman
15
16
an archer [n BOWMEN]
bowmen
15
16
BOWMAN, an archer [n...
bowned
14
14
BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bownes
14
13
BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowpot
17
15
a pot for boughs as...
bowsaw
18
15
a saw with a thin bl...
bowsed
15
13
BOWSE, to haul with...
bowser
15
12
(tradename) a light...
bowses
15
12
BOWSE, to haul with...
bowsey
21
14
(Irish) a mean perso...
bowsie
15
12
(Irish) an inferior...
bowwow
21
18
to bark like a dog [...
bowyer
21
14
a maker of archery b...
boxcar
21
19
a roofed freight car...
boxers
18
16
BOXER, a person who...
boxful
22
21
as much as a box can...
boxier
18
16
BOXY, like a box [ad...
boxily
26
19
resembling boxes [ad...
boxing
19
19
the sport of fightin...
boxlas
19
17
BOXLA, a form of ind...
boyard
18
12
(Russian) a member o...
boyars
18
11
BOYAR, (Russian) a m...
boyaux
24
19
BOYAU, a communicati...
boying
19
14
BOY, to act a female...
boyish
21
13
like a boy [adj BOYI...
boykie
19
15
(colloquial) a chap...
boylas
19
12
BOYLA, a witch docto...
braais
12
9
BRAAI, (South Africa...
braata
11
9
(Spanish) a small po...
braced
15
13
BRACE, to support [v...
bracer
15
12
an archer's leather...
braces
15
12
BRACE, to support [v...
brachs
18
14
BRACH, a female hunt...
bracks
17
16
BRACK, a flaw in clo...
bracts
16
12
BRACT, any reduced l...
braggy
21
15
tending to brag [adj...
bragly
21
14
(Spenser) proudly [a...
brahma
15
14
a large domestic fow...
braide
12
10
(Shakespeare) dissem...
braids
13
10
BRAID, to form into...
brails
14
10
BRAIL, to haul in a...
brains
12
10
BRAIN, to dash out t...
brainy
18
12
intelligent [adj BRA...
braird
13
10
to sprout above grou...
braise
12
9
to cook slowly with...
braize
15
18
a marine fish, aka s...
braked
13
14
BRAKE, to slow down...
brakes
13
13
BRAKE, to slow down...
brames
13
12
BRAME, (Spenser) a f...
branch
17
15
to spread like a tre...
brands
12
11
BRAND, to mark with...
brandy
18
13
to mix with brandy (...
branes
11
10
BRANE, a multi-dimen...
branks
13
14
BRANK, (Scots) to pr...
branky
19
16
(Scots) showy [adj B...
branle
12
11
an old French dance,...
branny
17
13
containing bran [adj...
brants
12
10
BRANT, a wild goose,...
brasco
15
12
(Australian slang) a...
brases
12
9
BRAS, (Spenser) bras...
brashy
21
13
covered with brash,...
brasil
14
10
an oily, three-sided...
brassy
19
11
resembling brass [ad...
brasts
13
9
BRAST, (dialect) to...
bratty
19
11
like a brat, spoilt...
bravas
14
13
BRAVA, (Italian) a s...
braved
14
14
BRAVE, to face with...
braver
14
13
one who braves [n -S...
braves
14
13
BRAVE, to face with...
bravos
14
13
BRAVO, to applaud by...
brawer
15
12
BRAW, (Scots) fine,...
brawls
17
13
BRAWL, to fight rowd...
brawly
23
15
(Scots) very well, a...
brawns
15
13
BRAWN, muscular stre...
brawny
21
15
strongly built [adj...
brayed
18
12
BRAY, to cry like as...
brayer
18
11
an instrument for sp...
brazas
15
18
BRAZA, a Spanish uni...
brazed
15
19
BRAZE, to solder wit...
brazen
14
19
impudent [adj BRAZEN...
brazer
15
18
one that brazes [n -...
brazes
15
18
BRAZE, to solder wit...
brazil
17
19
the hard reddish woo...
breach
17
14
to break through [v...
breads
12
10
BREAD, to cover with...
bready
18
12
resembling bread [ad...
breaks
13
13
BREAK, to shatter or...
breams
13
12
BREAM, to clean a sh...
breare
11
9
(Spenser) brier, als...
breast
12
9
to confront boldly [...
breath
14
11
air inhaled and exha...
breded
12
11
BREDE, to braid, to...
bredes
12
10
BREDE, to braid, to...
bredie
12
10
(South Africa) a mea...
breech
17
14
to clothe with breec...
breeds
12
10
BREED, to produce by...
breeks
13
13
breeches [n]
breers
12
9
BREER, to sprout abo...
breese
11
9
(archaic) the gadfly...
breest
12
9
(Scots) breast, also...
breeze
14
18
to move briskly [v B...
breezy
21
20
windy [adj BREEZIER,...
bregma
14
14
(Greek) the point of...
brehon
13
12
(historical) a judge...
breids
13
10
BREID, bread [n]
breist
13
9
(Scots) breast, also...
brekky
21
19
(colloquial) breakfa...
brenne
10
11
(archaic) to burn, a...
brents
12
10
BRENT, a wild goose,...
breres
12
9
BRERE, (Spenser) a b...
breton
11
10
(French) a hat with...
breves
14
13
BREVE, an obsolescen...
brevet
14
13
to confer an honorar...
brevis
15
13
broth, esp. beef bro...
brewed
15
13
BREW, to make beer [...
brewer
15
12
one who brews, also...
brewis
16
12
(archaic) broth, esp...
breyed
18
12
BREY, (South Africa)...
briard
13
10
(French) a kind of r...
briars
13
9
BRIAR, a prickly bus...
briary
19
11
full of briars, also...
bribed
15
13
BRIBE, to influence...
bribee
14
12
one who receives a b...
briber
15
12
one who bribes [n -S...
bribes
15
12
BRIBE, to influence...
bricht
19
14
(Scots) bright [adj...
bricks
18
16
BRICK, to build with...
bricky
24
18
made of bricks [adj...
bridal
14
11
related to brides [a...
brided
13
11
BRIDE, to act the br...
brides
13
10
BRIDE, to act the br...
bridge
14
12
to connect across a...
bridie
13
10
(Scots) a meat and o...
bridle
14
11
to check or restrain...
briefs
15
12
BRIEF, to give instr...
briers
13
9
BRIER, a prickly shr...
briery
19
11
thorny, full of brie...
bright
17
13
a light-hued tobacco...
brigue
14
12
to intrigue [v BRIGU...
brikis
15
13
BRIKI, the Greek nam...
brillo
15
11
(tradename) a type o...
brills
16
11
BRILL, a fish spotte...
brined
12
11
BRINE, to treat with...
briner
12
10
one that brines [n -...
brines
12
10
BRINE, to treat with...
brings
14
12
BRING, to take with...
brinks
14
14
BRINK, an extreme ed...
brinny
18
13
(Australian slang) a...
briony
18
12
a climbing plant [n...
brises
13
9
BRISE, (French) a mo...
brisks
15
13
BRISK, to make quick...
brisky
21
15
BRISKY [adv]
briths
16
11
BRITH, (Hebrew) a Je...
britts
14
9
BRITT, a young herri...
brizes
16
18
BRIZE, furnace refus...
broach
17
14
to pierce (a cask) [...
broads
12
10
BROAD, an expansion...
broast
12
9
to boil and roast fo...
broche
17
14
a fabric similar to...
brocho
17
14
(Hebrew) a blessing,...
brochs
18
14
BROCH, to broach, to...
brocks
17
16
BROCK, a badger [n]
brogan
12
12
a strong and tough w...
broghs
16
13
BROGH, a dry-built c...
brogue
13
12
a strong and tough w...
broils
14
10
BROIL, to cook over...
broked
13
14
BROKE, to act as a s...
broken
12
14
BREAK, to shatter or...
broker
13
13
to act as a stockbro...
brokes
13
13
BROKE, to act as a s...
brolga
14
12
a large grey Austral...
brolly
21
13
an umbrella [n BROLL...
bromal
14
13
an oily, colorless f...
bromes
13
12
BROME, a kind of gra...
bromic
17
15
as in bromic acid, a...
bromid
14
13
a bromine compound,...
bromin
13
13
a volatile liquid el...
bromos
13
12
BROMO, a medicinal c...
bronco
14
13
(Spanish) a native o...
broncs
15
13
BRONC, a native or a...
bronds
12
11
BROND, (obsolete) a...
bronze
14
19
to colour brown or t...
bronzy
21
21
of a brownish colour...
brooch
17
14
an ornament clasp [n...
broods
12
10
BROOD, to ponder glo...
broody
18
12
tending to brood [ad...
brooks
13
13
BROOK, to tolerate [...
brools
13
10
BROOL, a deep murmur...
brooms
13
12
BROOM, to sweep with...
broomy
19
14
abounding in broom (...
broose
11
9
(Scots) a race at a...
broses
12
9
BROSE, (Scots) a dis...
brotha
14
11
an African-American...
broths
15
11
BROTH, a clear thin...
brothy
21
13
like broth [adj BROT...
brough
16
14
a circular tower, al...
brouze
15
19
a wedding race, also...
browed
15
13
having a brow [adj]
browns
15
13
BROWN, to make brown...
browny
21
15
somewhat brown [adj...
browse
15
12
to look at casually...
browst
16
12
(Scots) a brewing [n...
browsy
22
14
relating to casual s...
brucin
16
14
a poisonous alkaloid...
brughs
17
14
BRUGH, a borough [n]
bruins
13
11
BRUIN, a bear [n]
bruise
13
10
to injure and discol...
bruits
14
10
BRUIT, to spread by...
brules
14
11
BRULE, a mixed race...
brulot
14
11
a biting fly [n -S]
brumal
15
14
indicative of or occ...
brumby
23
18
(Australian slang) a...
brumes
14
13
BRUME, mist or fog [...
brunch
18
16
to eat a late mornin...
brunet
12
11
a (male) person with...
brunts
13
11
BRUNT, to bear the c...
brushy
22
14
resembling a brush;...
brusts
14
10
BRUST, (Spenser) to...
brutal
14
11
cruel, savage [adj B...
bruted
13
11
BRUTE, to girdle or...
bruter
13
10
one that shapes diam...
brutes
13
10
BRUTE, to girdle or...
bruxed
19
18
BRUX, to grind teeth...
bruxes
19
17
BRUX, to grind teeth...
bryony
24
14
a wild climbing plan...
buazes
15
19
BUAZE, an African sh...
bubale
15
14
a large antelope, al...
bubals
16
14
BUBAL, a large antel...
bubbas
17
16
BUBBA, (colloquial)...
bubbes
17
16
BUBBE, (Yiddish) a J...
bubbie
17
16
(Yiddish) a Jewish g...
bubble
18
17
to form a globule of...
bubbly
25
19
champagne [n BUBBLIE...
bubkes
16
17
(Yiddish) a very sma...
bubkis
17
17
(Yiddish) a very sma...
buboed
14
14
relating to the bubo...
buboes
14
13
BUBO, (Latin) an inf...
buccal
20
17
pertaining to the ch...
buchus
19
16
BUCHU, an African me...
bucked
17
18
BUCK, to leap forwar...
bucker
17
17
a hammer for bucking...
bucket
17
17
to push forward hurr...
buckie
17
17
(Scots) a large spir...
buckle
18
18
to bend or warp [v B...
buckos
17
17
BUCKO, a bully [n]
buckra
17
17
among West Indian an...
buckus
18
18
BUCKU, an African me...
budded
13
13
BUD, to produce unop...
budder
13
12
one that buds [n -S]
buddha
15
14
a statue of the Budd...
buddle
14
13
to wash for ore on s...
budged
14
14
BUDGE, to move or st...
budger
14
13
one who budges [n -S...
budges
14
13
BUDGE, to move or st...
budget
14
13
to estimate expenses...
budgie
14
13
(colloquial) a budge...
buffed
17
17
BUFF, to polish [v]
buffel
18
17
as in buffel grass,...
buffer
17
16
to protect against s...
buffet
17
16
to hit sharply [v -E...
buffos
17
16
BUFFO, an operatic c...
buftie
15
13
(colloquial) a homos...
bugeye
19
14
a kind of small boat...
buggan
14
15
an evil spirit, a ho...
bugged
15
15
BUG, to annoy [v]
bugger
15
14
to practise buggery...
buggin
15
15
an evil spirit, a ho...
bugled
15
14
BUGLE, to play a bra...
bugler
15
13
one who plays the bu...
bugles
15
13
BUGLE, to play a bra...
buglet
15
13
a small bugle [n -S]
bugong
14
15
(Native Australian)...
bugout
14
13
the act of running a...
bugsha
16
14
a monetary unit of Y...
buhund
15
15
a type of Norwegian...
buibui
16
14
a black shawl worn b...
builds
15
12
BUILD, to construct...
buists
14
10
BUIST, to mark a she...
bukshi
17
16
a paymaster, also BU...
bulbar
16
14
relating to a bulb [...
bulbed
16
15
BULB, to swell out,...
bulbel
17
15
a small bulb, also B...
bulbil
18
15
a small bulb, also B...
bulbul
18
16
an Indian songbird [...
bulgar
15
13
(Turkish) a form of...
bulged
15
14
BULGE, to swell out...
bulger
15
13
a wooden golf club w...
bulges
15
13
BULGE, to swell out...
bulgur
16
14
(Turkish) a form of...
bulimy
22
16
an eating disorder i...
bulked
15
16
BULK, to gather into...
bulker
15
15
(archaic) a street t...
bullae
14
12
BULLA, a round seal...
bulled
15
13
BULL, to copulate wi...
buller
15
12
to seethe, gurgle [v...
bullet
15
12
to move swiftly [v -...
bulley
21
14
a two-masted fishing...
bulses
14
11
BULSE, a small bag f...
bumalo
14
14
(Marathi) a small ma...
bumbag
17
18
a small bag, usually...
bumble
17
17
to bungle, also BUMM...
bumbos
16
16
BUMBO, a drink mixed...
bumboy
22
18
a young male homosex...
bumkin
15
18
a spar projecting fr...
bummed
15
17
BUM, to live idly [v...
bummel
16
17
(German) a stroll; a...
bummer
15
16
a disappointment [n...
bummle
16
17
to bungle, also BUMB...
bumped
16
17
BUMP, to knock again...
bumper
16
16
a cup or glass full...
bumphs
19
18
BUMPH, toilet paper;...
bumwad
17
17
a type of paper used...
bunced
15
15
BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunces
15
14
BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunchy
24
18
clustered [adj BUNCH...
buncos
15
14
BUNCO, to practice s...
bunded
12
13
BUND, to make an emb...
bundhs
15
14
BUNDH, (Hindi) in In...
bundle
13
13
to fasten together [...
bundts
13
12
BUNDT, a type of cak...
bundus
13
13
BUNDU, (Bantu) a rem...
bunged
13
14
BUNG, to plug with a...
bungee
12
13
a strong rubber rope...
bunger
13
13
(Australian slang) a...
bungey
19
15
a strong rubber rope...
bungie
13
13
a strong rubber rope...
bungle
14
14
to mismanage [v BUNG...
bunias
12
11
BUNIA, (Hindi) an (I...
bunion
11
12
a painful swelling o...
bunjee
13
20
a strong rubber rope...
bunjes
14
20
BUNJE, a strong rubb...
bunjie
14
20
a strong rubber rope...
bunked
13
16
BUNK, to go to bed [...
bunker
13
15
to store in a large...
bunkie
13
15
a small separate bui...
bunkos
13
15
BUNKO, to practice a...
bunkum
15
19
insincere or foolish...
bunnet
11
12
a bonnet, also BONNE...
bunnia
11
12
(Hindi) an (Indian)...
bunsen
11
12
a type of gas-burner...
buntal
13
12
the straw of the tal...
bunted
12
12
BUNT, to push with t...
bunter
12
11
a female ragpicker [...
bunyas
18
13
BUNYA, (Native Austr...
bunyip
21
16
(Native Australian)...
buoyed
18
13
BUOY, to mark with a...
bupkes
16
17
(Yiddish) a very sma...
bupkis
17
17
(Yiddish) a very sma...
bupkus
17
18
(Yiddish) a very sma...
buppie
17
16
a black urban profes...
buqsha
23
21
a monetary unit of Y...
burans
12
11
BURAN, (Russian) a v...
burble
16
14
to speak quickly and...
burbly
23
16
burbling [adj BURBLI...
burbot
15
13
a long, slender, fre...
burden
12
12
to load heavily [v -...
burdie
13
11
(Scots) a (small) bi...
bureau
12
11
(French) a writing-d...
burets
13
10
BURET, a glass measu...
burfis
16
13
BURFI, (Hindi) an In...
burgee
13
12
a small ship's flag...
burger
14
12
a hamburger [n -S]
burghs
17
14
BURGH, a borough or...
burgle
15
13
to trespass to steal...
burgoo
13
12
a kind of oatmeal pu...
burhel
16
13
a blue Himalayan she...
burial
14
11
the act of burying [...
buried
13
11
BURY, to put in the...
burier
13
10
one who buries [n -S...
buries
13
10
BURY, to put in the...
burins
13
11
BURIN, an engraver's...
buriti
14
10
(Tupi) a kind of Sou...
burkas
14
14
BURKA, a coverall wo...
burked
14
15
BURKE, to murder by...
burker
14
14
one that burkes, mur...
burkes
14
14
BURKE, to murder by...
burkha
16
16
an Arab woman's head...
burlap
16
14
a coarse canvas mate...
burled
14
12
BURL, to finish clot...
burler
14
11
one who burls or dre...
burley
20
13
an American thin-lea...
burned
12
12
BURN, to destroy by...
burner
12
11
one that burns [n -S...
burnet
12
11
a moth of the genus...
burnie
12
11
(Scots) a small broo...
buroos
12
10
BUROO, (Scots) unemp...
burped
15
14
BURP, to belch [v]
burpee
14
13
a type of physical e...
burqas
21
19
BURQA, a coverall wo...
burred
13
11
BURR, to remove the...
burrel
14
11
(Hindi) a Himalayan...
burrer
13
10
one that burrs [n -S...
burros
13
10
BURRO, a small donke...
burrow
16
13
to dig a hole of tun...
bursae
12
10
BURSA, a pouch or sa...
bursal
14
11
relating to a bursa,...
bursar
13
10
a person who keeps t...
bursas
13
10
BURSA, a pouch or sa...
burses
13
10
BURSE, a square clot...
bursts
14
10
BURST, to break open...
bursty
20
12
occurring in short s...
burton
12
11
a light handy two-bl...
busbar
15
13
an electric conducto...
busboy
21
15
an assistant waiter...
busera
12
10
a Ugandan alcoholic...
bushed
15
13
BUSH, to cover with...
bushel
16
13
to mend or alter e.g...
busher
15
12
a minor league baseb...
bushes
15
12
BUSH, to cover with...
bushie
15
12
one who lives in the...
bushwa
18
15
nonsense, also BUSHW...
busied
13
11
BUSY, to occupy ones...
busier
13
10
BUSY, occupied [adj]
busies
13
10
BUSY, to occupy ones...
busily
21
13
BUSY, occupied [adv]
busing
14
13
the act of transport...
busked
14
15
BUSK, to perform in...
busker
14
14
a street entertainer...
busket
14
14
(Spenser) a small bu...
buskin
14
15
a thick-soled boot w...
busman
13
14
a bus operator [n BU...
busmen
13
14
BUSMAN, a bus operat...
bussed
13
11
BUSS, to kiss [v]
busses
13
10
BUSS, to kiss [v]
bussus
14
11
BUSSU, a tropical Am...
busted
13
11
BUST, to break, shat...
bustee
12
10
(Hindi) in India, a...
buster
13
10
a horse-breaker [n -...
bustic
17
13
a species of tropica...
bustis
14
10
BUSTI, in India, a f...
bustle
14
11
to move noisily [v B...
butane
11
11
a hydrocarbon of an...
butene
11
11
any one of three met...
buteos
12
10
BUTEO, a buzzard [n]
butled
14
12
BUTLE, to serve as a...
butler
14
11
a male servant in ch...
butles
14
11
BUTLE, to serve as a...
butohs
15
12
BUTOH, (Japanese) a...
butted
13
11
BUTT, to hit with th...
butter
13
10
to spread with a mil...
buttes
13
10
BUTTE, an isolated h...
buttle
14
11
to act as a butler [...
button
12
11
to fasten with a sma...
bututs
14
11
BUTUT, a monetary un...
butyls
21
13
BUTYL, a compound ra...
buyers
19
12
BUYER, one that buys...
buying
20
15
the act of purchasin...
buyoff
23
18
the act of buying of...
buyout
19
13
the buying out or ta...
buzuki
18
24
a Greek stringed ins...
buzzed
19
29
BUZZ, to make a vibr...
buzzer
19
28
an apparatus that ma...
buzzes
19
28
BUZZ, to make a vibr...
bwanas
14
13
BWANA, (Swahili) a m...
bwazis
19
21
BWAZI, an African sh...
byding
20
15
BYDE, (Scots) to bid...
byelaw
22
15
the law of a local a...
bygone
18
14
something belonging...
byking
21
18
BYKE, to swarm [v]
bylane
18
13
a side lane [n -S]
bylaws
23
15
BYLAW, the law of a...
byline
19
13
to write giving the...
bylive
22
16
(Spenser) immediatel...
byname
18
15
a secondary name, a...
bypass
21
14
to avoid by going ar...
bypast
21
14
gone by [adj]
bypath
23
16
a secluded or indire...
byplay
28
17
action subordinate t...
byrlaw
23
15
(archaic) a local la...
byrled
20
13
BYRL, to carouse, al...
byrnie
18
12
(historical) a coat...
byroad
18
12
a side road [n -S]
byroom
19
14
a private room [n -S...
byssal
20
12
of or like byssus, a...
byssus
20
12
a filamentous tuft b...
bytalk
21
16
small talk [n -S]
byways
28
16
BYWAY, a side road [...
byword
22
15
a well known saying...
bywork
23
18
work done during lei...
byzant
21
21
a gold coin first st...
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