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caaing
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CAA, (Scots) to call...
cabala
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13
a Jewish doctrine ba...
cabals
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13
CABAL, to conspire [...
cabana
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13
(Spanish) a small te...
cabbed
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CAB, to travel by ta...
cabbie
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15
(colloquial) a cabdr...
cabers
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12
CABER, (Scots) a hea...
cabins
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13
CABIN, to live in a...
cabled
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14
CABLE, to fasten wit...
cabler
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one that supplies a...
cables
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CABLE, to fasten wit...
cablet
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a little cable less...
cabman
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a driver of a cab [n...
cabmen
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CABMAN, a driver of...
cabobs
17
15
CABOB, to skewer [v]
cabocs
18
15
CABOC, (Scots) a dou...
cabrie
15
12
a pronghorn antelope...
cabrio
15
12
a kind of two-wheele...
cabrit
16
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a pronghorn antelope...
cacaos
15
12
CACAO, a small everg...
cached
18
15
CACHE, to store in a...
caches
18
14
CACHE, to store in a...
cachet
18
14
to print a design on...
cachou
18
15
a resin used in tann...
cacked
17
17
CACK, to defecate [v...
cackle
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17
to make the sound of...
cacoon
14
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the large seed of a...
cactus
17
13
a succulent plant of...
cadaga
13
12
an Australian eucaly...
cadagi
14
12
an Australian eucaly...
caddie
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11
to serve as a golfer...
caddis
14
11
a coarse woollen bra...
cadeau
12
11
(French) a present [...
cadees
12
10
CADEE, (Scots) a cad...
cadent
12
11
(Shakespeare) fallin...
cadets
13
10
CADET, a student at...
cadged
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13
CADGE, to get by beg...
cadger
14
12
a scrounger; orig a...
cadges
14
12
CADGE, to get by beg...
cadies
13
10
CADIE, (Scots) a cad...
cadmic
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relating to cadmium...
cadres
13
10
CADRE, (French) a pe...
caduac
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14
(obsolete) an incide...
caecal
16
13
pertaining to the ca...
caecum
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16
a bodily cavity with...
caeoma
12
12
a spore-forming orga...
caesar
12
9
a Caesarean section...
cafard
15
13
(French) severe depr...
cafila
16
13
(Arabic) a caravan,...
caftan
14
13
a full-length tunic...
cagers
14
11
CAGER, a basketball...
cagier
14
11
CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cagily
22
14
CAGY, shrewd, also C...
caging
15
14
CAGE, to cage [v]
cagmag
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16
to chat idly [v CAGM...
cagots
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11
CAGOT, (French) one...
cagoul
15
13
a light anorak, also...
cahier
15
11
(French) a number of...
cahoot
14
11
partnership; as, to...
cahoun
14
13
(Spanish) a South Am...
cahows
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14
CAHOW, a large rare...
caille
15
11
(French) in cooking,...
caimac
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15
(Turkish) a Turkish...
caiman
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the South American a...
caique
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19
(French) a light ski...
cairds
14
10
CAIRD, a travelling...
cairns
13
10
CAIRN, a mound of st...
cairny
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relating to a cairn...
cajole
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19
to persuade by flatt...
cakier
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13
CAKY, lumpy, also CA...
caking
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the act of caking [n...
calalu
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a soup made with gre...
calami
15
13
CALAMUS, (Latin) a q...
calash
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(French) a light low...
calcar
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13
(Latin) a spur-like...
calced
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14
wearing shoes, esp....
calces
17
13
CALX, a mineral resi...
calcic
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16
pertaining to lime o...
calefy
22
15
to make warm or hot...
calesa
13
10
(French) a light low...
calico
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13
a brightly printed c...
califs
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13
CALIF, (Arabic) an E...
caligo
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12
a reduction in visio...
calima
15
13
(Spanish) a dust sto...
caliph
19
15
(Arabic) an Eastern...
calked
15
15
CALK, to make the se...
calker
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14
a pointed piece on a...
calkin
15
15
a pointed piece on a...
callan
14
12
(Scots) a boy, a fel...
callas
15
11
CALLA, any of a genu...
called
15
12
CALL, to summon [v]
callee
14
11
a computer function...
caller
15
11
one that calls [n -S...
callet
15
11
(Shakespeare) a drab...
callid
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12
cunning, shrewd [adj...
callop
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an Australian edible...
callow
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an alluvial flat [n...
callus
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12
to form a hard growt...
calmed
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CALM, to become not...
calmer
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13
CALM, free from agit...
calmly
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CALM, free from agit...
calory
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the amount of heat n...
calpac
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a triangular Turkish...
calpas
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13
CALPA, (Sanskrit) on...
calque
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to process the traci...
caltha
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12
(Latin) a genus of p...
calved
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15
CALVE, to give birth...
calver
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to prepare fish whil...
calves
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14
CALF [v]
calxes
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CALX, a mineral resi...
camail
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13
a neck guard of chai...
camans
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13
CAMAN, a club used i...
camash
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14
(Native American) a...
camass
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(Native American) a...
camber
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to arch slightly [v...
cambia
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15
CAMBIUM, a layer of...
camels
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13
CAMEL, a large, hump...
cameos
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CAMEO, to portray in...
camera
13
12
an apparatus for tak...
camese
13
12
a loose shirt or tun...
camion
13
13
(French) a flat, low...
camisa
14
12
(Arabic) a loose shi...
camise
14
12
(Arabic) a loose shi...
camlet
15
13
a strong waterproof...
cammed
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16
CAM, to whiten with...
cammie
15
15
a webcam award [n -S...
camote
13
12
a type of sweet pota...
camped
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16
CAMP, to live in the...
camper
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15
one who lives in the...
cample
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to wrangle [v CAMPLE...
camply
24
18
CAMP, theatrical [ad...
campos
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15
CAMPO, (Spanish) an...
campus
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16
to restrict a studen...
camsho
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14
(Scots) crooked or d...
canada
11
11
(Spanish) a narrow c...
canals
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11
CANAL, to dig an art...
canape
13
13
(French) a small sav...
canard
12
11
(French) a false or...
canary
18
12
to prance about [v C...
cancan
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14
a high-kicking dance...
cancel
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14
to cause not to happ...
cancer
15
13
a malignant growth [...
cancha
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15
a court for playing...
candid
13
12
an unposed photograp...
candie
12
11
a South Indian weigh...
candle
13
12
to examine eggs in f...
candor
12
11
frankness, sincerity...
canehs
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12
CANEH, a Hebrew meas...
caners
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10
CANER, one who canes...
canful
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as much as a can hol...
cangle
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(Scots) to wrangle [...
cangue
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13
(Portuguese) a woode...
canids
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CANID, a member of t...
canier
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10
CANY, like cane, abo...
canine
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a dogtooth [n -S]
caning
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a beating with a rod...
canker
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to affect with ulcer...
cankle
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(slang) an obese or...
cannae
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(Scots) can not [v]
cannas
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11
CANNA, a tropical li...
canned
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CANN, to direct stee...
cannel
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12
a type of dull coal...
canner
11
11
one that cans food [...
cannie
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prudent, also CANNY...
cannon
10
12
to collide with, str...
cannot
11
11
the negative form of...
canoed
11
11
CANOE, to paddle a s...
canoer
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10
one who travels by c...
canoes
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10
CANOE, to paddle a s...
canola
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edible oil from the...
canons
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CANON, a member of a...
canopy
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to cover from above...
cansos
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10
CANSO, a love song [...
cantal
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11
a hard cheese of Fra...
cantar
12
10
a Turkish unit of we...
canted
12
11
CANT, to tilt or sla...
canter
12
10
to ride a horse at a...
canthi
15
12
CANTHUS, a corner of...
cantic
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13
slanted [adj]
cantle
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11
to break a piece fro...
canton
11
11
to divide into distr...
cantor
12
10
a singer; esp. the l...
cantos
12
10
CANTO, a division of...
cantus
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(Latin) a melody or...
canula
13
12
a tube inserted into...
canvas
14
14
to examine thoroughl...
canyon
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13
a deep gorge or ravi...
capers
15
12
CAPER, to leap or sk...
capful
19
17
as much as a cap can...
capias
15
12
a writ authorizing t...
caping
16
15
CAPE, to keep a cour...
capita
15
12
CAPUT, (Latin) the h...
caples
16
13
CAPLE, a horse, also...
caplet
16
13
(tradename) a kind o...
caplin
16
14
a small marine fish...
capons
14
13
CAPON, a castrated c...
capote
14
12
(French) a long cloa...
capots
15
12
CAPOT, to win all th...
capped
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CAP, to provide with...
capper
17
15
one whose business i...
capric
19
15
pertaining to a goat...
caprid
16
13
a member of the goat...
capris
16
12
women's tapering tro...
capsid
16
13
the outer shell of a...
captan
14
13
a type of agricultur...
captor
15
12
one who takes or hol...
capuls
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14
CAPUL, a horse, also...
carack
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16
a type of merchant s...
caract
16
12
(Shakespeare) a mark...
carafe
14
12
(French) a glass bot...
caraps
15
12
CARAP, a South Ameri...
carate
12
9
a tropical skin dise...
carats
13
9
CARAT, a unit of wei...
carbon
14
13
a nonmetallic elemen...
carbos
15
12
CARBO, (short for) c...
carboy
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a large green bottle...
carcel
17
13
(French) a French me...
cardan
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as in cardan joint,...
carded
13
11
CARD, to comb wool [...
carder
13
10
one that does cardin...
cardia
13
10
an opening of the es...
cardie
13
10
(Short for) cardigan...
cardio
13
10
(short for) a cardio...
cardis
14
10
CARDI, (short for) a...
cardon
12
11
a variety of cactus,...
careen
11
10
to turn (a ship) on...
career
12
9
to go at full speed...
careme
13
12
(French) lent [n -S]
carers
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9
CARER, one that care...
caress
13
9
to touch lovingly [v...
carets
13
9
CARET, a typographic...
carfax
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19
a place where four r...
carfox
21
19
a place where four r...
carful
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14
as much as a car can...
cargos
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11
CARGO, a load [n]
carhop
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a waitress at a driv...
caribe
15
12
(Spanish) a South Am...
caried
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affected by caries,...
caries
13
9
tooth decay [n CARIE...
carina
12
10
a keel-shaped ridge...
caring
14
12
compassionate [adj C...
carked
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14
CARK, (archaic) to w...
carles
14
10
CARLE, a rude, rusti...
carlin
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11
(Scots) an old woman...
carlot
14
10
(Shakespeare) a peas...
carman
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13
a streetcar driver [...
carmen
13
13
CARMAN, a streetcar...
carnal
13
11
to act carnally [v C...
carnet
12
10
(French) a customs o...
carney
18
12
to coax, also CARNY...
carnie
12
10
a carnival [n -S]
carnyx
25
19
a long war trumpet u...
carobs
15
12
CAROB, the sweet-fla...
caroch
18
14
a stately carriage,...
caroli
14
10
CAROLUS, a former En...
carols
14
10
CAROL, to sing joyou...
caroms
14
12
CAROM, to collide wi...
carons
12
10
CARON, another name...
carpal
16
13
a bone in the wrist,...
carped
15
13
CARP, to find fault...
carpel
16
13
a single female orga...
carper
15
12
one who carps, criti...
carpet
15
12
to cover a floor wit...
carpus
16
13
(Latin) the part of...
carrat
13
9
a unit of weight use...
carrel
14
10
a desk for private s...
carrom
14
12
to collide with and...
carron
12
10
as in carron oil, ma...
carrot
13
9
a root vegetable [n...
carses
13
9
CARSE, (Scots) alluv...
carsey
19
11
(slang) a lavatory,...
cartas
13
9
CARTA, a charter, al...
carted
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10
CART, to convey in a...
cartel
14
10
(French) a manufactu...
carter
13
9
one who drives a car...
cartes
13
9
CARTE, (French) a bi...
carton
12
10
to pack in a cardboa...
cartop
15
12
able to fit in top o...
carved
15
14
CARVE, to form by cu...
carvel
16
14
a small light fast s...
carven
14
14
carved [adj]
carver
15
13
one that carves [n -...
carves
15
13
CARVE, to form by cu...
casaba
14
12
a variety of melon,...
casava
14
13
a tropical plant who...
casbah
17
14
the old section of a...
cascos
16
12
CASCO, a Philippine...
casefy
21
14
to become or make ch...
caseic
16
12
of or pertaining to...
casein
12
10
a milk protein [n -S...
casern
12
10
a barracks for soldi...
cashaw
18
14
a variety of squash,...
cashed
15
12
CASH, to convert int...
cashes
15
11
CASH, to convert int...
cashew
18
14
a large tree native...
cashoo
14
11
a resin used in tann...
casing
14
12
a protective outer c...
casini
13
10
CASINO, a gambling r...
casino
12
10
a gambling room [n C...
casita
13
9
a small house [n -S]
casked
14
14
CASK, to store in a...
casket
14
13
to place in a burial...
casque
21
19
a helmet [n -S]
cassia
13
9
a relative of the ci...
cassie
13
9
a thorny shrub or sm...
cassis
14
9
(French) a blackcurr...
casted
13
10
cast off [adj]
caster
13
9
a small solid swivel...
castes
13
9
CASTE, a system of d...
castle
14
10
to make a certain mo...
castor
13
9
a small solid swivel...
casual
14
11
accidental, occasion...
catalo
13
10
a cross between a bu...
catcht
19
14
CATCH, to capture af...
catchy
25
16
pleasing and easily...
catcon
15
13
short for catalytic...
catena
11
10
(Latin) a chain or c...
caters
13
9
CATER, to provide fo...
catgut
15
12
the intestine of a c...
cation
12
10
a positively charged...
catkin
14
14
a crowded spike or t...
catlin
14
11
a surgical knife, al...
catnap
14
13
to take a short nap...
catnep
14
13
a mint-like plant at...
catnip
15
13
a mint-like plant at...
catsup
16
13
a spicy tomato sauce...
catted
13
10
CAT, to vomit [v]
cattie
13
9
an Asian unit of wei...
cattle
14
10
domesticated bovines...
caucus
17
14
to hold a political...
caudad
13
12
towards the tail [ad...
caudae
12
11
CAUDA, the area behi...
caudal
14
12
of or pertaining to...
caudex
19
18
the woody base of so...
caudle
14
12
a drink of warm grue...
caught
17
14
CATCH, to capture af...
cauker
14
14
a big lie, also CAUL...
caulds
15
12
CAULD, cold [n]
caules
14
11
CAULIS, an herbaceou...
caulis
15
11
an herbaceous or woo...
caulks
16
15
CAULK, to make the s...
caumed
14
14
CAUM, to whiten with...
cauris
14
10
CAURI, a former mone...
causae
12
10
CAUSA, (Latin) a (le...
causal
14
11
relating to cause [a...
caused
13
11
CAUSE, to bring abou...
causen
12
11
(Spenser) to cause (...
causer
13
10
one who causes [n -S...
causes
13
10
CAUSE, to bring abou...
causey
19
12
a causeway, also COR...
cautel
14
11
(Shakespeare) cunnin...
cauter
13
10
a hot iron for seari...
cauves
15
14
CAUF, a coalminer's...
cavass
15
13
an armed attendant i...
caveat
14
13
to enter a type of l...
cavels
16
14
CAVEL, (Scots) a pie...
cavern
14
14
to hollow out [v -ED...
cavers
15
13
CAVER, one who explo...
caviar
15
13
the roe of sturgeon,...
cavier
15
13
(obsolete) salted ro...
cavies
15
13
CAVY, a kind of Sout...
cavils
17
14
CAVIL, to raise triv...
caving
16
16
the sport of explori...
cavity
22
15
an unfilled space wi...
cavort
15
13
to prance, caper abo...
cawing
17
15
the sound rooks make...
cawker
17
16
a pointed piece on a...
caxons
18
17
CAXON, (historical)...
cayman
19
15
the South American a...
cayuse
19
12
an Indian pony [n -S...
ceased
12
10
CEASE, to stop [v]
ceases
12
9
CEASE, to stop [v]
ceazed
15
19
CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
ceazes
15
18
CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
cebids
16
13
CEBID, one of a fami...
ceboid
15
13
one of a family of m...
cecils
18
13
fried meatballs [n]
cecity
23
14
blindness [n CECITIE...
cedarn
12
11
of cedar [adj]
cedars
13
10
CEDAR, a large everg...
cedary
19
12
of or like cedar [ad...
ceders
13
10
CEDER, one who cedes...
ceding
14
13
CEDE, to yield [v]
cedula
14
12
(Spanish) a South Am...
ceibas
15
12
CEIBA, a genus of tr...
ceiled
14
11
CEIL, to furnish wit...
ceiler
14
10
one that ceils [n -S...
ceilis
15
10
CEILI, (Gaelic) an i...
celebs
16
13
CELEB, (short for) a...
celery
20
12
a plant with edible...
celiac
17
13
one that has a chron...
cellae
14
11
CELLA, the inner cha...
cellar
15
11
to store in an under...
celled
15
12
CELL, to store in a...
cellos
15
11
CELLO, a stringed mu...
celoms
15
13
CELOM, a body cavity...
cembra
16
15
the Swiss stonepine...
cement
13
13
to bind firmly [v -E...
cendre
12
11
ash-blond [adj]
cenote
11
10
a deep natural hole...
censed
12
11
CENSE, to perfume wi...
censer
12
10
a vessel for burning...
censes
12
10
CENSE, to perfume wi...
censor
12
10
to delete a word or...
census
13
11
to take an official...
centai
12
10
CENTAS, a monetary u...
cental
13
11
a weight of one hund...
centas
12
10
a monetary unit of L...
center
12
10
to place at the midd...
centos
12
10
CENTO, a literary wo...
centra
12
10
CENTRUM, the body of...
centre
12
10
to make central, als...
centry
19
12
(Shakespeare) a cent...
centum
14
14
(Latin) a hundred [n...
ceorls
14
10
CEORL, in Anglo-Saxo...
cepage
15
14
the grape variety or...
cerate
12
9
a stiff ointment com...
cercal
17
13
pertaining to a tail...
cercis
17
12
any tree or shrub of...
cercus
17
13
a sensory appendage...
cereal
13
10
food made from grain...
cereus
13
10
(Latin) a genus of p...
cerges
14
11
CERGE, a large wax c...
cerias
13
9
CERIA, cerium oxide...
cering
14
12
CERE, to wrap in a w...
ceriph
18
14
a line used to finis...
cerise
13
9
a colour, deep to vi...
cerite
13
9
a hydrous silicate o...
cerium
15
13
a metallic chemical...
cermet
14
12
a strong alloy of a...
cerned
12
11
CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
cernes
12
10
CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
ceroon
11
10
a crate or hamper; a...
cerous
13
10
of or like cerium [a...
cerris
14
9
(Latin) a species of...
certes
13
9
(archaic) in truth;...
certie
13
9
as in by my certie,...
cerule
14
11
sky-blue, also CAERU...
ceruse
13
10
white lead, used as...
cervid
16
14
a member of the deer...
cervix
22
20
a necklike opening,...
cesium
15
13
a metallic element [...
cessed
13
10
CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cesser
13
9
a type of legal liab...
cesses
13
9
CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cestas
13
9
CESTA, (Spanish) a b...
cestoi
13
9
CESTOS, a belt or gi...
cestos
13
9
a belt or girdle [n...
cestui
14
10
(Latin) in legal phr...
cestus
14
10
a hand covering for...
cesura
13
10
a pause in a line of...
cesure
13
10
(Spenser) a break, a...
cetane
11
10
a colourless liquid...
cetyls
21
12
CETYL, a univalent r...
cezves
18
22
CEZVE, a small metal...
chabuk
19
19
a type of horsewhip,...
chaced
18
15
CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chaces
18
14
CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chacks
20
18
CHACK, to pinch or n...
chacma
19
17
(Hottentot) a large...
chacos
18
14
CHACO, (Hungarian) t...
chadar
15
12
the large veil worn...
chador
15
12
the large veil worn...
chados
15
12
CHADO, (Japanese) a...
chadri
16
12
CHADAR, the large ve...
chaeta
14
11
a bristle or seta of...
chafed
17
15
CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chafer
17
14
any of several kinds...
chafes
17
14
CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chaffs
20
17
CHAFF, to poke fun a...
chaffy
26
19
worthless [adj CHAFF...
chafts
18
14
CHAFT, (Scots) the j...
chagan
15
14
an early form of kha...
chaine
14
12
(French) in ballet,...
chains
15
12
CHAIN, to bind with...
chairs
16
11
CHAIR, to install in...
chaise
15
11
(French) a light ope...
chakra
16
15
(Sanskrit) in yoga,...
chalah
18
14
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chalan
15
13
in India, to cause (...
chaleh
18
14
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chalet
16
12
a type of wooden hou...
chalks
18
16
CHALK, to mark with...
chalky
24
18
resembling chalk [ad...
challa
17
13
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chally
24
15
a light fabric, also...
chalot
16
12
CHALAH, (Hebrew) a l...
chammy
24
19
to clean with a cham...
champs
19
17
CHAMP, to chew noisi...
champy
25
19
broken up by the tra...
chanas
14
12
CHANA, in Indian coo...
chance
17
15
to risk [v CHANCED,...
chancy
24
17
risky, also CHANCEY...
changa
15
14
(Hinglish) an expres...
change
15
14
to make or become di...
changs
16
14
CHANG, a kind of cat...
chanks
16
16
CHANK, (Hindi) the s...
chants
15
12
CHANT, to recite in...
chanty
21
14
a song sung by sailo...
chapel
18
15
a place of Christian...
chapes
17
14
CHAPE, the plate of...
chapka
18
18
(Polish) a Polish mi...
chappy
26
19
cracked [adj CHAPPIE...
charas
15
11
(Hindi) the resinous...
chards
16
12
CHARD, the edible le...
chared
15
12
CHARE, to do odd job...
chares
15
11
CHARE, to do odd job...
charet
15
11
(Spenser) a chariot...
charge
16
13
to make an attack [v...
charka
16
15
a spinning wheel, al...
charks
17
15
CHARK, to burn wood...
charms
17
14
CHARM, to enchant [v...
charro
15
11
(Spanish) a Mexican...
charrs
16
11
CHARR, a small fish...
charry
22
13
resembling charcoal...
charta
15
11
a charter, also CART...
charts
16
11
CHART, to map out [v...
chased
15
12
CHASE, to pursue [v]
chaser
15
11
one that chases [n -...
chases
15
11
CHASE, to pursue [v]
chasms
17
14
CHASM, a deep cleft...
chasmy
23
16
full of chasms [adj...
chasse
15
11
to perform a dance m...
chaste
15
11
sexually virtuous [a...
chaton
14
12
(French) the setting...
chatta
15
11
(Hindi) an umbrella...
chatti
16
11
(Hindi) an earthenwa...
chatty
22
13
a type of water-pot...
chaufe
17
15
(Spenser) to chafe [...
chauff
20
18
(Spenser) to chafe,...
chaunt
15
13
to sing, also CHANT...
chavvy
26
21
like a chav [adj CHA...
chawed
18
15
CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chawer
18
14
one who chaws, also...
chawks
20
18
CHAWK, (Cornish dial...
chayas
21
13
CHAYA, an Indian pla...
chazan
17
21
(Hebrew) a cantor in...
cheapo
16
14
(colloquial) somethi...
cheaps
17
14
CHEAP, to take a che...
cheapy
23
16
(colloquial) somethi...
cheats
15
11
CHEAT, to defraud [v...
chebec
20
17
a small bird, the le...
checks
20
18
CHECK, to inspect [v...
checky
26
20
chequered [adj CHECK...
cheder
15
12
(Hebrew) a religious...
cheeks
16
15
CHEEK, to speak impu...
cheeky
22
17
impudent [adj CHEEKI...
cheeps
17
14
CHEEP, to chirp [v]
cheero
14
11
goodbye, also CHEERI...
cheers
15
11
CHEER, to applaud wi...
cheery
21
13
cheerful [adj CHEERI...
cheese
14
11
to stop it [v CHEESE...
cheesy
21
13
resembling a food ma...
chefed
17
15
CHEF, to work as a c...
cheffy
26
19
relating to or chara...
chegoe
15
13
a small tropical fle...
chekas
16
15
CHEKA, (Russian) the...
chelae
15
12
CHELA, a pincerlike...
chelas
16
12
CHELA, a pincerlike...
chelps
19
15
CHELP, (Northern Eng...
chemic
20
17
relating to chemistr...
chemmy
24
19
a card game, chemin...
chemos
16
14
CHEMO, (short for) c...
chenar
14
12
the oriental plane t...
chenet
14
12
an andiron, an iron...
chenix
21
19
an ancient Greek dry...
cheque
23
21
a written order dire...
chequy
30
23
checkered, also CHEC...
cherry
22
13
a fruit [n CHERRIES]...
cherts
16
11
CHERT, a microcrysta...
cherty
22
13
resembling chert [ad...
cherub
18
15
an angel [n CHERUBS...
cherup
18
15
to chirp, also CHIRR...
chesil
17
12
shingle, gravel [n -...
chests
16
11
CHEST, to hit a ball...
chesty
22
13
suffering from a cou...
chetah
17
13
a swift-running wild...
cheths
18
13
CHETH, (Hebrew) the...
cheval
18
16
as in cheval glass,...
cheven
16
16
a fish, the chub, al...
chevet
17
15
(French) the east en...
chevin
17
16
a fish, the chub, al...
chevre
17
15
a cheese made from g...
chewed
18
15
CHEW, to grind with...
chewer
18
14
one who chews, also...
chewet
18
14
(obsolete) a kind of...
chewie
18
14
(Australian slang) c...
chiack
20
18
(Australian slang) t...
chiasm
17
14
a commissure; esp. t...
chiaus
16
12
to cheat, swindle [v...
chibol
19
15
a variety of onion,...
chicas
19
14
CHICA, an orange-red...
chicer
19
14
CHIC, smartly elegan...
chicha
21
16
an orange-red dyestu...
chichi
22
16
elaborate ornamentat...
chicks
21
18
CHICK, a young bird...
chicle
20
15
the coagulated latex...
chicly
27
17
CHIC, smartly elegan...
chicon
18
15
the shoot of the chi...
chicos
19
14
CHICO, an orange-red...
chicot
19
14
a handsome tree of c...
chided
16
13
CHIDE, to scold [v]
chider
16
12
one who chides [n -S...
chides
16
12
CHIDE, to scold [v]
chiefs
18
14
CHIEF, the highest i...
chield
17
13
(Scots) a man, a lad...
chiels
17
12
CHIEL, (Scots) a man...
chigga
18
15
(Australian slang) a...
chigoe
16
13
a small tropical fle...
chigre
17
13
a small tropical fle...
chikor
17
15
an Indian partridge,...
childe
17
13
a youth of gentle bi...
childs
18
13
CHILD, to bring fort...
chiles
17
12
CHILE, the (dried) r...
chilis
18
12
CHILI, the (dried) r...
chilli
19
13
a hot pepper, also C...
chills
19
13
CHILL, to make cold...
chilly
25
15
cool [adj CHILLIER,...
chimar
17
14
a loose sleeveless r...
chimbs
20
17
CHIMB, the rim at th...
chimed
17
15
CHIME, to ring in ha...
chimer
17
14
a loose sleeveless r...
chimes
17
14
CHIME, to ring in ha...
chimla
18
15
a chimney, also CHIM...
chimps
20
17
CHIMP, (short for) a...
chinar
15
12
the oriental plane t...
chinas
15
12
CHINA, fine porcelai...
chinch
21
17
to fill in the seams...
chined
15
13
CHINE, to break the...
chines
15
12
CHINE, to break the...
chings
17
14
CHING, a high-pitche...
chinks
17
16
CHINK, to fill up cr...
chinky
23
18
full of cracks [adj...
chinos
15
12
CHINO, (Spanish) a s...
chinse
15
12
to fill in the seams...
chints
16
12
a glazed printed cot...
chintz
19
21
a glazed printed cot...
chippy
27
19
belligerent [adj CHI...
chiral
17
12
of a molecule, havin...
chirks
18
15
CHIRK, to squeak [v]
chirls
18
12
CHIRL, (Scots) to em...
chirms
18
14
CHIRM, to cry out, c...
chiros
16
11
CHIRO, (short for) c...
chirps
19
14
CHIRP, to utter a sh...
chirpy
25
16
cheerful [adj CHIRPI...
chirre
16
11
to chirp like a cric...
chirrs
17
11
CHIRR, to chirp like...
chirts
17
11
CHIRT, to squeeze, s...
chirus
17
12
CHIRU, (Tibetan) a T...
chisel
17
12
to use a cutting too...
chital
17
12
a kind of Indian dee...
chitin
16
12
the main component o...
chiton
15
12
a tunic worn in anci...
chitty
23
13
a short letter [n CH...
chived
18
16
CHIVE, to cut with a...
chives
18
15
CHIVE, to cut with a...
chivvy
27
21
to chase about, also...
choana
13
12
a funnel-shaped open...
choccy
28
19
chocolate [n CHOCCIE...
chocho
20
16
the fruit of a tropi...
chocko
19
18
(Australian slang) i...
chocks
20
18
CHOCK, to secure wit...
chocos
18
14
CHOCO, (Australian s...
choice
18
14
the thing chosen [n...
choils
17
12
CHOIL, the end of a...
choirs
16
11
CHOIR, to sing in ch...
choked
16
16
CHOKE, to impede the...
choker
16
15
a close-fitting neck...
chokes
16
15
CHOKE, to impede the...
chokey
22
17
(slang) prison, also...
chokos
16
15
CHOKO, the fruit of...
chokra
16
15
(Hindi) a boy; a hou...
chokri
17
15
(Hindi) a girl; a fe...
cholas
16
12
CHOLA, (Spanish) a M...
choler
16
12
anger, irascibility...
cholic
20
15
relating to bile, as...
cholis
17
12
CHOLI, (Hindi) a sho...
cholla
17
13
a treelike cactus [n...
cholos
16
12
CHOLO, a flashy Mexi...
chomps
19
17
CHOMP, to chew vigor...
choofs
17
14
CHOOF, (Australian s...
chooks
16
15
CHOOK, to make a sou...
chooms
16
14
CHOOM, (Australian s...
choons
14
12
CHOON, a piece of re...
choose
14
11
to select by prefere...
choosy
21
13
difficult to please,...
chopin
17
15
a high clog or patte...
choppy
26
19
full of irregular wa...
choral
16
12
relating to a choir...
chorda
15
12
a primitive sort of...
chords
16
12
CHORD, to play a com...
chorea
14
11
St. Vitus's dance; a...
chored
15
12
CHORE, to do small j...
choree
14
11
(Greek) a trochee, a...
chores
15
11
CHORE, to do small j...
choria
15
11
CHORION, the outer f...
choric
19
14
pertaining to the ch...
chorus
16
12
to sing in unison [v...
chosen
14
12
CHOOSE, to select by...
choses
15
11
CHOSE, (French) in l...
chotts
16
11
CHOTT, (Arabic) a sh...
chough
19
16
a kind of jackdaw fo...
chouse
15
12
to swindle, also CHO...
choush
18
14
a cheat, a swindler,...
chouts
16
12
CHOUT, (Hindi) in In...
chowed
18
15
CHOW, to eat [v]
chowks
20
18
CHOWK, (Hindi) a mar...
chowri
19
14
(Hindi) a whisk to k...
chowry
25
16
(Hindi) a whisk to k...
chowse
18
14
to swindle, also CHO...
chrism
18
14
a consecrated oil, a...
chroma
16
14
quality of colour [n...
chrome
16
14
to plate with chromi...
chromo
16
14
(short for) a chromo...
chromy
23
16
decorated with chrom...
chubby
27
20
plump, short, and th...
chucks
21
19
CHUCK, to chuck [v]
chucky
27
21
a chicken, also CHOO...
chuddy
23
16
(Australian slang) c...
chufas
18
15
CHUFA, a sedgelike p...
chuffs
21
18
CHUFF, to make a ser...
chuffy
27
20
fat or puffed out in...
chukar
17
16
an Indian partridge,...
chukka
18
20
(Hindi) a period of...
chukor
17
16
(Hindi) an Indian pa...
chummy
25
20
friendly [adj CHUMMI...
chumps
20
18
CHUMP, to munch [v]
chunks
17
17
CHUNK, to make a dul...
chunky
23
19
in chunks, solidly b...
chuppa
20
18
a Jewish wedding cer...
church
22
17
to bring to a buildi...
churls
18
13
CHURL, in Anglo-Saxo...
churns
16
13
CHURN, to agitate to...
churro
16
12
a Spanish dough stic...
churrs
17
12
CHURR, to make a vib...
chused
16
13
CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuses
16
12
CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuted
16
13
CHUTE, to convey by...
chutes
16
12
CHUTE, to convey by...
chyack
26
20
(Australian slang) t...
chylde
23
15
designating a youth...
chyles
23
14
CHYLE, a milky fluid...
chymes
23
16
CHYME, semiliquid, p...
chymic
27
19
(obsolete) a chemist...
chypre
24
16
(French) a mixture o...
cibols
17
13
CIBOL, a variety of...
cicada
16
13
a winged insect, als...
cicala
17
13
a winged insect, als...
cicale
17
13
CICALA, a winged ins...
cicely
24
15
a fragrant herb [n C...
cicero
16
12
a printing measure [...
cicuta
17
13
(Latin) the hemlock...
ciders
14
10
CIDER, an alcoholic...
cidery
20
12
like cider [adj]
ciding
15
13
CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
cieled
14
11
CIEL, to provide wit...
cierge
14
11
a large wax candle u...
cigars
15
11
CIGAR, a roll of tob...
ciggie
16
13
(slang) cigarette, a...
cilice
18
13
a haircloth shirt wo...
cilium
17
14
a short hairlike pro...
cimars
15
12
CIMAR, (French) a lo...
cimier
15
12
(French) the crest o...
cinder
13
11
to reduce to ashes [...
cinema
13
13
a motion-picture the...
cineol
13
11
a liquid used as an...
cinque
21
20
the number five, als...
cipher
18
14
to work at arithmeti...
cippus
19
16
(Latin) a small colu...
circar
17
12
(Urdu) the state or...
circle
18
13
to revolve around [v...
circus
18
13
a public entertainme...
cirque
22
19
a bowl-shaped depres...
cirrus
15
10
(Latin) a type of cl...
ciscos
17
12
CISCO, a North Ameri...
cissus
15
10
a genus of tropical...
cisted
14
10
containing cists [ad...
cistic
18
12
like a cist [adj]
cistus
15
10
(Greek) any plant of...
citals
15
10
CITAL, a summons to...
citers
14
9
CITER, one who cites...
citess
14
9
(archaic) one who is...
cither
16
11
a pear-shaped guitar...
citied
14
10
having cities [adj]
cities
14
9
CITY, a large town [...
citify
23
14
to adapt to the city...
citing
15
12
CITE, to quote as an...
citola
14
10
a pear-shaped guitar...
citole
14
10
a pear-shaped guitar...
citral
15
10
a lemon flavouring [...
citric
18
12
derived from citrus...
citrin
14
10
the water-soluble vi...
citron
13
10
the fruit of the cit...
citrus
15
10
a citron tree [n -ES...
cityfy
29
16
to adapt to the city...
civets
16
13
CIVET, any of severa...
civics
20
16
the science of civic...
civies
16
13
CIVIE, (short for) a...
civils
18
14
CIVIL, esp. in the n...
civism
18
16
good citizenship [n...
cizers
17
18
(Shakespeare) scisso...
clachs
20
15
CLACH [n]
clacks
19
17
CLACK, to make a noi...
clades
14
11
CLADE, a group of or...
claggy
23
16
sticky [adj CLAGGIER...
claims
16
13
CLAIM, to demand as...
clambe
17
16
CLIMB, to ascend [v]
clames
15
13
CLAME, (Spenser) a c...
clammy
23
18
unpleasantly damp [a...
clamor
15
13
to make a loud outcr...
clamps
18
16
CLAMP, to fasten wit...
clangs
15
13
CLANG, to ring loudl...
clanks
15
15
CLANK, to rattle as...
clanky
21
17
making a sharp, meta...
claque
22
20
a group of hired app...
claret
14
10
to drink a red dry w...
claros
14
10
CLARO, a light-colou...
clarts
15
10
CLART, to dirty [v]
clarty
21
12
sticky and dirty [ad...
clasps
17
13
CLASP, to embrace ti...
claspt
17
13
CLASP, to embrace ti...
classy
21
12
having class, stylis...
clasts
15
10
CLAST, an individual...
clatch
20
15
to dabble or work in...
clause
14
11
a part of a document...
clauts
15
11
CLAUT, (Scots) to sc...
claver
16
14
(Scots) to gossip [v...
claves
16
14
CLAVE, in plants, a...
clavie
16
14
a tar barrel burnt f...
clavis
17
14
(Latin) a key; hence...
clavus
17
15
a horny thickening o...
clawed
17
14
CLAW, to scratch wit...
clawer
17
13
one who claws [n -S]
claxon
19
18
a low-pitched horn [...
clayed
20
13
CLAY, to purify (e.g...
clayey
26
14
resembling clay [adj...
cleans
13
11
CLEAN, to rid of sta...
clears
14
10
CLEAR, to remove obs...
cleats
14
10
CLEAT, to strengthen...
cleave
15
14
to split [v CLOVE, C...
cleche
19
15
in heraldry, voided...
clecks
19
17
CLECK, (Scots) to ha...
clecky
25
19
broody [adj CLECKIER...
cleeks
15
14
CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleeps
16
13
CLEEP, (archaic) to...
cleeve
15
14
(dialect) a cliff, a...
clefts
17
13
CLEFT, to insert a s...
cleiks
16
14
CLEIK, a kind of gol...
clench
19
16
to grasp firmly [v -...
cleome
14
13
an aromatic plant wi...
cleped
16
14
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clepes
16
13
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clergy
22
14
the body of persons...
cleric
18
13
a member of the cler...
clerid
15
11
a predatory beetle [...
clerks
16
14
CLERK, to serve as a...
cleuch
20
16
(Scots) a ravine, a...
cleugh
18
15
(Scots) a ravine, a...
clever
16
14
intelligent, dextero...
cleves
16
14
CLEVE, (dialect) a c...
clevis
17
14
a U-shaped fastener...
clewed
17
14
CLEW, to attach a ro...
cliche
20
15
a stereotyped phrase...
clicks
20
17
CLICK, to make a sho...
client
14
11
a customer [n -S]
cliffs
20
16
CLIFF, a high, steep...
cliffy
26
18
abounding in cliffs...
clifts
18
13
CLIFT, a cliff [n]
clifty
24
15
broken into cliffs [...
climax
22
20
to reach a high poin...
climbs
19
16
CLIMB, to ascend [v]
climes
16
13
CLIME, the atmospher...
clinal
15
12
pertaining to a clin...
clinch
20
16
to settle a matter d...
clines
14
11
CLINE, a gradual geo...
clings
16
13
CLING, to adhere to...
clingy
22
15
adhesive [adj CLINGI...
clinic
18
14
a medical facility [...
clinks
16
15
CLINK, to make a sho...
clints
15
11
CLINT, a block in a...
cliped
17
14
CLIPE, to tell tales...
clipes
17
13
CLIPE, to tell tales...
clique
23
20
to form an exclusive...
cliquy
30
22
relating to a clique...
clitic
19
13
a word whose pronunc...
clivia
17
14
a leek-like South Af...
cloaca
16
13
(Latin) the terminal...
cloaks
15
14
CLOAK, to clothe wit...
cloams
15
13
CLOAM, earthenware o...
cloche
19
15
(French) a lady's cl...
clocks
19
17
CLOCK, to time with...
cloddy
21
14
earthy [adj CLODDIER...
clodly
22
14
in a stupid fashion...
cloffs
19
16
CLOFF, (Scots) a cle...
cloggy
23
16
lumpy, sticky [adj C...
cloked
15
15
CLOKE, to clothe wit...
clokes
15
14
CLOKE, to clothe wit...
clomps
18
16
CLOMP, to walk heavi...
clonal
14
12
relating to a clone...
cloned
13
12
CLONE, to reproduce...
cloner
13
11
one who clones [n -S...
clones
13
11
CLONE, to reproduce...
clonic
17
14
of or like a clonus,...
clonks
15
15
CLONK, to make a dul...
clonky
21
17
making a dull thumpi...
clonus
14
12
a form of muscular s...
cloops
16
13
CLOOP, the sound of...
cloots
14
10
CLOOT, a cloven hoof...
cloque
22
20
(French) a fabric wi...
closed
14
11
CLOSE, to make impas...
closer
14
10
one who, or that whi...
closes
14
10
CLOSE, to make impas...
closet
14
10
to enclose in a clos...
clotes
14
10
CLOTE, the common bu...
clothe
16
12
to provide with clot...
cloths
17
12
CLOTH, fabric [n]
clotty
21
12
tending to clot [adj...
clouds
15
12
CLOUD, to make obscu...
cloudy
21
14
overcast with clouds...
clough
18
15
a ravine, also CLEUC...
clours
15
11
CLOUR, to knock or b...
clouts
15
11
CLOUT, to hit with t...
cloven
15
15
split [adj]
clover
16
14
any papilionaceous p...
cloves
16
14
CLOVE, the flower-bu...
clovis
17
14
as in clovis point,...
clowed
17
14
CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
clowns
17
14
CLOWN, to act like a...
cloyed
20
13
CLOY, to gratify bey...
cloyes
20
12
CLOYE, (Shakespeare)...
clozes
17
19
CLOZE, a type of edu...
clubby
26
19
characteristic of a...
clucks
20
18
CLUCK, to make the s...
clucky
26
20
(Australian slang) o...
cluier
15
11
CLUEY, (Australian s...
cluing
16
14
CLUE, to obtain guid...
clumps
19
17
CLUMP, to form into...
clumpy
25
19
in clumps [adj CLUMP...
clumsy
23
16
not dexterous [adj C...
clunch
20
17
a tough clay [n -ES]
clunks
16
16
CLUNK, to make a dul...
clunky
22
18
clumsy in style [adj...
clusia
15
11
any member of the ge...
clutch
21
16
to grasp and hold ti...
clying
22
15
CLY, to seize or ste...
clyped
23
16
CLYPE, to tell tales...
clypei
23
15
CLYPEUS, a shield-li...
clypes
23
15
CLYPE, to tell tales...
cnemis
14
13
the shin or tibia [n...
cnidae
12
11
CNIDA, a nematocyst,...
coachy
24
16
a coachman [n COACHI...
coacts
16
12
COACT, to act togeth...
coaita
12
9
a type of spider mon...
coalas
13
10
COALA, an Australian...
coaled
13
11
COAL, to supply with...
coaler
13
10
a ship that carries...
coapts
15
12
COAPT, to fit togeth...
coarbs
15
12
COARB, (historical)...
coarse
12
9
rough, crude [adj CO...
coasts
13
9
COAST, to cycle with...
coated
12
10
COAT, to cover with...
coatee
11
9
a small coat [n -S]
coater
12
9
a worker, machine et...
coates
12
9
COATE, to cite as ev...
coatis
13
9
COATI, a tropical Am...
coaxal
19
17
having a common axis...
coaxed
18
17
COAX, to cajole [v]
coaxer
18
16
one who coaxes [n -S...
coaxes
18
16
COAX, to cajole [v]
cobaea
13
12
one of a family of S...
cobalt
16
13
a metallic element [...
cobbed
17
16
COB, to strike [v]
cobber
17
15
(Australian slang) f...
cobble
18
16
to mend [v COBBLED,...
cobias
15
12
COBIA, a large game...
cobles
16
13
COBLE, (Welsh) a sho...
cobnut
15
14
a large roundish var...
cobras
15
12
COBRA, a venomous sn...
cobric
19
15
of a cobra [adj]
coburg
17
15
(German) a thin sing...
cobweb
20
18
to cover with spider...
cobzas
18
21
COBZA, a Romanian fo...
cocain
15
13
a narcotic, also COC...
coccal
20
16
pertaining to a cocc...
coccic
23
18
pertaining to a cocc...
coccid
20
16
a kind of insect, th...
coccos
19
15
COCCO, the taro or o...
coccus
20
16
one of the separable...
coccyx
32
24
a bone of the spine...
coches
18
14
COCH, (Spenser) a co...
cochin
18
15
a large variety of t...
cocked
17
17
COCK, to tilt to one...
cocker
17
16
to pamper; to indulg...
cocket
17
16
an official shipping...
cockle
18
17
a shellfish [n -S] /...
cocksy
24
18
self-important, also...
cockup
20
20
a turned-up part of...
cocoas
15
12
COCOA, the seed of t...
cocoon
14
13
to wrap tightly [v -...
codded
13
12
COD, to hoax or make...
codder
13
11
a cod fisherman [n -...
coddle
14
12
to pamper [v CODDLED...
codecs
16
13
CODEC, a piece of so...
codeia
12
10
a narcotic alkaloid,...
codein
12
11
a narcotic alkaloid,...
codens
12
11
CODEN, a coding clas...
coders
13
10
CODER, one who write...
codger
14
12
an old man [n -S]
codify
22
15
to put into the form...
coding
14
13
the act of coding [n...
codist
14
10
a codifier; a maker...
codlin
14
12
an unripe apple, als...
codons
12
11
CODON, a triplet of...
coedit
13
10
to edit together [v...
coelom
14
13
a body cavity in som...
coempt
16
15
to buy up the entire...
coerce
15
12
to compel by force o...
coeval
15
14
belonging to the sam...
coffed
17
16
COFF, (Scots) to buy...
coffee
16
15
a powder made from t...
coffer
17
15
to put in a strongbo...
coffin
17
16
to put in a burial b...
coffle
18
16
to chain slaves toge...
cogent
13
12
convincing [adj COGE...
cogged
15
14
COG, to cheat at dic...
cogger
15
13
a flatterer or decei...
coggie
15
13
(Scots) a small wood...
coggle
16
14
to wobble [v COGGLED...
coggly
23
16
shaky [adj COGGLIER,...
cogies
14
11
COGIE, (Scots) a sma...
cogito
14
11
a philosophical prin...
cognac
16
15
(French) a kind of b...
cogons
13
12
COGON, a kind of fas...
cogues
14
12
COGUE, (Scots) a sma...
cogway
23
16
a railway operating...
cohabs
17
14
COHAB, (short for) a...
cohead
14
12
to head jointly [v -...
coheir
15
11
a joint heir [n -S]
cohens
14
12
COHEN, a member of t...
cohere
14
11
to stick together [v...
cohoes
14
11
COHOE, a Pacific sal...
cohogs
16
13
COHOG, (Native Ameri...
cohorn
14
12
(Dutch) a small mort...
cohort
15
11
one of ten divisions...
cohosh
17
13
a perennial American...
cohost
15
11
to host jointly [v -...
cohune
14
13
(Spanish) a kind of...
coifed
15
13
COIF, to put the hai...
coiffe
17
15
to put the hair in a...
coigne
13
12
to secure with a typ...
coigns
14
12
COIGN, to secure wit...
coiled
14
11
COIL, to wind in eve...
coiler
14
10
one who coils [n -S]
coined
12
11
COIN, to make metal...
coiner
12
10
one who coins [n -S]
coinop
14
13
operated by coin [ad...
coital
14
10
relating to coitus,...
coitus
14
10
sexual intercourse,...
cojoin
14
19
(Shakespeare) to con...
cokier
14
13
COKY, like coke [adj...
coking
15
16
the act of making in...
colbys
23
15
COLBY, a type of mil...
colder
14
11
COLD, having no warm...
coldie
14
11
(colloquial) a cold...
coldly
22
14
COLD, having no warm...
colead
13
11
to lead jointly [v C...
coleus
14
11
a plant of the Mint...
coleys
20
12
COLEY, an edible fis...
colics
18
13
COLIC, severe abdomi...
colies
14
10
COLY, an African bir...
colins
14
11
COLIN, the American...
collar
15
11
to provide with a ne...
colled
15
12
COLL, (obsolete) to...
collet
15
11
a circular flange or...
collie
15
11
any of several breed...
collop
17
14
a small portion of m...
colobi
16
13
COLOBUS, a long tail...
cologs
15
12
COLOG, (short for) c...
colone
12
11
(Spanish) a monetary...
coloni
13
11
COLONUS, a freeborn...
colons
13
11
COLON, a section of...
colony
19
13
a settlement of emig...
colors
14
10
COLOR, (US) to paint...
colory
20
12
having much color, a...
colour
14
11
to paint, also COLOR...
coltan
13
11
a metallic ore of co...
colted
14
11
COLT, to cheat, defr...
colter
14
10
a blade on a plow, a...
colugo
15
13
a flying lemur [n -S...
column
15
15
a vertical cylindric...
colure
14
11
a celestial circle t...
colzas
17
19
COLZA, a variety of...
comade
13
13
COMAKE, to serve as...
comake
14
16
to serve as a comake...
comarb
16
15
(historical) the hea...
comart
14
12
(Shakespeare) an agr...
comate
13
12
(Shakespeare) a mate...
combat
16
15
to fight against [v...
combed
16
16
COMB, to separate wi...
comber
16
15
one that combs [n -S...
combes
16
15
COMBE, a narrow vall...
combis
17
15
COMBI, a vessel or v...
comble
17
16
(French) the acme [n...
combos
16
15
COMBO, a small jazz...
comedo
13
13
a skin blemish, a bl...
comedy
20
15
a humorous work [n C...
comely
21
15
pleasing to look at...
comers
14
12
COMER, one showing g...
cometh
16
14
COME, to move toward...
comets
14
12
COMET, a celestial b...
comfit
17
15
a sweet; a sugarcoat...
comice
17
15
(French) a variety o...
comics
18
15
COMIC, a comedian [n...
coming
15
15
arrival or approach...
comity
21
14
courteousness; civil...
commas
15
15
COMMA, a fragment of...
commer
15
15
(archaic) a comer [n...
commie
15
15
(colloquial) a commu...
commis
16
15
(French) a deputy, a...
commit
16
15
to perpetrate [v COM...
commix
22
22
to mix together [v C...
common
14
16
to share [v -ED, -IN...
commos
15
15
COMMO, (Australian c...
commot
15
15
an early English lan...
comodo
13
13
musically in a relax...
comose
13
12
bearing a tuft of si...
comous
14
13
bearing a tuft of si...
compas
16
15
a popular music of H...
comped
16
16
COMP, to work as a c...
compel
17
16
to force [v COMPELLE...
comper
16
15
a person who enters...
comply
24
18
to obey [v COMPLIED,...
compos
16
15
COMPO, a mortar of c...
compot
16
15
(French) fruit stewe...
compts
17
15
COMPT, (obsolete) to...
comsat
14
12
(short for) communic...
comtes
14
12
COMTE, (French) a Fr...
concha
17
15
the outer ear cavity...
conche
17
15
to knead and mix cho...
concho
17
15
an ornamental disk (...
conchs
18
15
CONCH, a marine moll...
conchy
24
17
a conscientious obje...
concur
16
14
to concur [v CONCURR...
conder
12
11
a person who, statio...
condie
12
11
a covered drain, als...
condom
13
14
a prophylactic [n -S...
condor
12
11
a coin of Chile [n C...
condos
12
11
CONDO, (short for) a...
coneys
18
12
CONEY, a rabbit, als...
confab
16
16
to converse, gossip...
confer
14
13
to bestow [v CONFERR...
confit
15
13
a sweet; a sugarcoat...
confix
21
20
to fix firmly [v -ED...
congas
13
12
CONGA, to dance the...
conged
13
13
CONGE, to take leave...
congee
12
12
water in which rice...
conger
13
12
a kind of marine eel...
conges
13
12
CONGE, to take leave...
congii
14
12
CONGIUS, (Latin) an...
congos
13
12
CONGO, a kind of bla...
congou
13
13
a kind of black Chin...
conias
12
10
CONIA, a liquid, hig...
conics
16
13
CONIC, a conic secti...
conies
12
10
CONY, a rabbit, also...
conima
13
13
the fragrant resin o...
conine
11
11
a liquid, highly poi...
coning
13
13
CONE, to bear cones...
conins
12
11
CONIN, a liquid, hig...
conium
14
14
a poisonous herb [n...
conjee
13
19
water in which rice...
conked
13
15
CONK, to hit on the...
conker
13
14
a horse-chestnut use...
conman
12
14
a (male) confidence...
conmen
12
14
CONMAN, a (male) con...
conned
11
12
CONNE, (Spenser) to...
conner
11
11
a kind of wrasse, ak...
connes
11
11
CONNE, (Spenser) to...
connie
11
11
a tram or bus conduc...
connor
11
11
a kind of wrasse, ak...
conoid
12
11
anything like a cone...
consol
13
11
a government bond [n...
consul
14
12
an official serving...
contes
12
10
CONTE, (French) a sh...
contos
12
10
CONTO, a Portuguese...
contra
12
10
a Nicaraguan revolut...
conure
12
11
a tropical finch [n...
convex
20
21
having an outline or...
convey
20
16
to transport [v -ED,...
convos
14
14
CONVO, (Australian c...
convoy
20
16
to accompany (ships...
coocoo
14
12
(colloquial) crazy [...
cooeed
11
10
COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooees
11
9
COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooers
12
9
COOER, one that coos...
cooeys
18
11
COOEY, to cry out sh...
cooing
13
12
making a cooing nois...
cooked
13
14
COOK, to prepare foo...
cooker
13
13
one that cooks [n -S...
cookey
19
15
a small flat cake, a...
cookie
13
13
a small flat cake, a...
cooled
13
11
COOL, to lower the t...
cooler
13
10
(colloquial) a priso...
coolie
13
10
(historical) a (non-...
coolly
21
13
COOL, moderately col...
coolth
16
12
the state of being c...
coombe
15
15
a short deep valley,...
coombs
16
15
COOMB, a short deep...
coomed
13
13
COOM, to begrime wit...
coonty
18
12
(Native American) an...
cooped
14
13
COOP, to confine [v]
cooper
14
12
to make barrels [v -...
coopts
15
12
COOPT, to recruit e....
coorie
12
9
(Scots) to nestle or...
coosen
11
10
to cheat, also COZEN...
cooser
12
9
a stallion, also CUS...
coosin
12
10
to cheat, also COOSE...
cootch
18
14
(Welsh) to hide, to...
cooter
12
9
a kind of turtle [n...
cootie
12
9
(US slang) a body lo...
coozes
15
18
COOZE, (colloquial)...
copalm
17
16
a hardwood tree of t...
copals
16
13
COPAL, a hard resin...
copays
21
14
COPAY, an amount pay...
copeck
19
19
a Russian monetary u...
copens
14
13
COPEN, a strong ligh...
copers
15
12
COPER, to supply a s...
copied
15
13
COPY, to imitate [v]
copier
15
12
one that copies [n -...
copies
15
12
COPY, to imitate [v]
coping
16
15
the covering course...
copita
15
12
(Spanish) a tulip-sh...
coplot
16
13
to plot together [v...
copout
15
13
a backing out of a r...
copped
17
16
COP, to capture [v]
copper
17
15
to cover with a meta...
coppin
17
16
a cop of thread [n -...
copple
18
16
(obsolete) a bird's...
coppra
17
15
dried coconut meat,...
coprah
17
14
dried coconut meat,...
copras
15
12
COPRA, dried coconut...
copsed
15
13
COPSE, to cut back t...
copses
15
12
COPSE, to cut back t...
copter
15
12
(short for) a helico...
copula
16
14
something which join...
coquet
21
19
to flirt, also COQUE...
coquis
22
19
COQUI, a small arbor...
corals
14
10
CORAL, a mass of mar...
corban
14
13
(Hebrew) anything of...
corbel
16
13
to provide a wall br...
corbes
15
12
CORBE, a projection...
corbie
15
12
a raven, a crow, als...
corded
13
11
CORD, to fasten with...
corder
13
10
a person who or thin...
cordon
12
11
to form a barrier ar...
corers
13
9
CORER, a device for...
coreys
19
11
COREY, the penis, al...
corgis
15
11
CORGI, a dog of a sm...
cories
13
9
CORY, (Romany) the p...
coring
14
12
CORE, to remove the...
corium
15
13
a leather armour; th...
corked
14
14
CORK, to stop up [v]
corker
14
13
one that corks [n -S...
corkir
15
13
a lichen used for dy...
cormel
15
13
a small corm produce...
cormus
15
13
the whole body of a...
cornea
11
10
a transparent hard m...
corned
12
11
CORN, to preserve wi...
cornel
13
11
a hardwood tree or s...
corner
12
10
to gain control of [...
cornet
12
10
a trumpet-like instr...
cornua
12
11
CORNU, a horn-shaped...
cornus
13
11
a hardwood tree or s...
corody
19
12
an allowance of food...
corona
11
10
a luminous circle ar...
corozo
15
18
(Spanish) a short-st...
corpse
15
12
to forget one's line...
corpus
16
13
a human or animal bo...
corral
14
10
to place livestock i...
correa
12
9
an Australian evergr...
corrie
13
9
a deep basin on a mo...
corsac
16
12
an Asian fox [n -S]
corses
13
9
CORSE, a corpse [n]
corset
13
9
to fit with a suppor...
corsey
19
11
(dialect) a pavement...
corsos
13
9
CORSO, (Italian) a r...
cortex
19
16
(Latin) the outer la...
cortin
13
10
an adrenal extract c...
corvee
14
13
(French) labor exact...
corves
15
13
CORF, a coalminer's...
corvet
15
13
of a horse, to act f...
corvid
16
14
a member of the crow...
corvus
16
14
(Latin) a grappling...
corymb
23
17
a type of flower clu...
coryza
22
20
a head cold [n -S]
cosech
18
14
a hyperbolic cosecan...
cosecs
16
12
COSEC, a trigonometr...
cosets
13
9
COSET, a mathematica...
coseys
19
11
COSEY, a covering fo...
coshed
15
12
COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosher
15
11
to pamper, coddle [v...
coshes
15
11
COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosied
13
10
COSY, to attempt to...
cosier
13
9
(Shakespeare) a cobb...
cosies
13
9
COSY, to attempt to...
cosign
14
12
to sign jointly [v -...
cosily
21
12
COSY, snug and comfo...
cosine
12
10
a trigonometrical fu...
cosing
14
12
COSE, to make onesel...
cosmea
13
12
a plant of the genus...
cosmic
18
15
pertaining to the co...
cosmid
15
13
a large plasmid used...
cosmin
14
13
a hard substance in...
cosmos
14
12
the universe as an o...
cosses
13
9
COSS, a measure of d...
cosset
13
9
to fondle or pamper...
cossie
13
9
(Australian slang) c...
costae
12
9
COSTA, a rib [n]
costal
14
10
of or pertaining to...
costar
13
9
to star equally with...
costed
13
10
COST, to estimate a...
coster
13
9
a seller of fruit an...
costes
13
9
COSTE, (Spenser) a c...
costly
21
12
expensive [adj COSTL...
costus
14
10
an aromatic root of...
cotans
12
10
COTAN, (short for) c...
coteau
12
10
(French) the higher...
coting
14
12
COTE, to pass by; to...
cotise
13
9
to give a heraldic b...
cottae
12
9
COTTA, (Latin) a sho...
cottar
13
9
(Scots) a medieval p...
cottas
13
9
COTTA, (Latin) a sho...
cotted
13
10
COT, to become tangl...
cotter
13
9
a medieval peasant i...
cottid
14
10
a type of fish, also...
cotton
12
10
to take a liking to...
cottus
14
10
any fish of the genu...
cotwal
17
13
(Hindi) the chief co...
cotyle
20
12
an ancient Greek cup...
cotype
21
14
a taxonomic type [n...
coucal
17
14
(French) a large, Ol...
couche
18
15
(French) an evening...
coudes
13
11
COUDE, (French) a re...
cougan
13
13
(Australian slang) a...
cougar
14
12
a mountain lion, als...
coughs
17
14
COUGH, to expel air...
coulee
13
11
(French) a lava-flow...
coulis
15
11
(French) a thin pure...
counts
13
11
COUNT, to number [v]
county
19
13
an administrative di...
couped
15
14
COUP, (Scots) to ove...
coupee
14
13
(French) a salute to...
couper
15
13
(Scots) a dealer [n...
coupes
15
13
COUPE, (French) a fo...
couple
16
14
to unite in pairs [v...
coupon
14
14
a voucher [n -S]
courbs
16
13
COURB, (archaic) to...
coured
13
11
COUR, (obsolete) to...
coures
13
10
COURE, to cower [v]
courie
13
10
(Scots) to nestle or...
course
13
10
to chase and hunt [v...
courts
14
10
COURT, to woo [v]
cousin
13
11
a child of one's unc...
coutas
13
10
COUTA, a type of fis...
couter
13
10
a piece of armour fo...
couths
16
12
COUTH, refinement [n...
couthy
22
14
friendly, also COUTH...
coutil
15
11
a type of cotton fab...
couzin
16
20
(South Africa) a fri...
covary
21
15
to vary mean values...
covens
14
14
COVEN, a group of wi...
covent
14
14
(archaic) a convent,...
covers
15
13
COVER, to spread som...
covert
15
13
secret [adj COVERTLY...
covets
15
13
COVET, to desire gre...
coveys
21
15
COVEY, a small flock...
covine
14
14
a conspiracy between...
coving
16
16
a concave moulding [...
covins
15
14
COVIN, a conspiracy...
covyne
20
16
a conspiracy between...
cowage
16
14
a leguminous climbin...
cowals
17
13
COWAL, (Native Austr...
cowans
15
13
COWAN, (Scots) a dry...
coward
16
13
one who lacks courag...
cowboy
24
17
a ranch worker [n -S...
cowers
16
12
COWER, to cringe [v]
cowier
16
12
COWY, suggestive of...
cowing
17
15
COW, to subdue [v]
cowish
19
14
an umbelliferous pla...
cowked
17
17
COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowled
17
14
COWL, to cover with...
cowman
16
16
one who owns cattle...
cowmen
16
16
COWMAN, one who owns...
cowpat
18
15
a dropping of cow du...
cowpea
17
15
a leguminous plant i...
cowped
18
16
COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cowpie
18
15
a dropping of cow du...
cowpox
24
22
a cattle disease [n...
cowrie
16
12
a glossy seashell, a...
coxibs
22
19
COXIB, a drug used i...
coxier
19
16
COXY, self-important...
coxing
20
19
COX, to steer a raci...
coyaus
19
12
COYAU, (French) a st...
coydog
20
14
a cross between a co...
coyest
19
11
COY, modest, bashful...
coying
20
14
COY, to affect coyne...
coyish
22
13
somewhat coy [adj CO...
coyote
18
11
a predatory canine m...
coypou
21
15
an aquatic rodent, a...
coypus
22
15
COYPU, an aquatic ro...
cozens
15
19
COZEN, to cheat, als...
cozeys
22
20
COZEY, a covering fo...
cozied
16
19
COZY, to attempt to...
cozier
16
18
(Shakespeare) a cobb...
cozies
16
18
COZY, to attempt to...
cozily
24
21
COZY, snug and comfo...
cozing
17
21
COZE, to converse in...
cozzes
19
27
COZ, (archaic) cousi...
cozzie
19
27
(colloquial) a swimm...
craals
14
10
CRAAL, to pen in an...
crabby
24
17
ill-tempered [adj CR...
cracka
17
16
(US) a derogatory te...
cracks
18
16
CRACK, to break with...
cracky
24
18
full of cracks [adj...
cradle
14
11
to hold lovingly [v...
crafts
16
12
CRAFT, to make by ha...
crafty
22
14
skillful in deceivin...
craggy
22
15
full of crags [adj C...
craics
17
12
CRAIC, (Irish) pleas...
craigs
15
11
CRAIG, (Scots) a cra...
craked
14
14
CRAKE, to utter the...
crakes
14
13
CRAKE, to utter the...
crambe
16
15
(Latin) warmed-over...
crambo
16
15
a game in which one...
crames
14
12
CRAME, (Scots) a boo...
cramps
17
15
CRAMP, to confine or...
crampy
23
17
affected with cramp...
cranch
18
15
to chew with a crack...
craned
12
11
CRANE, to stretch ou...
cranes
12
10
CRANE, to stretch ou...
crania
12
10
CRANIUM, the skull [...
cranks
14
14
CRANK, to start manu...
cranky
20
16
cantankerous [adj CR...
cranny
18
13
to open in crannies...
crants
13
10
(Shakespeare) the ga...
craped
15
13
CRAPE, to cover or s...
crapes
15
12
CRAPE, to cover or s...
craple
16
13
(Spenser) a grapple...
crappy
24
17
inferior in quality...
crares
13
9
CRARE, a trading ves...
crases
13
9
CRASIS, the melding...
crasis
14
9
the melding of two v...
cratch
19
14
a feed box for cattl...
crated
13
10
CRATE, to put in a p...
crater
13
9
to form cavities in...
crates
13
9
CRATE, to put in a p...
craton
12
10
a large, relatively...
cratur
14
10
(Scots) a woman, als...
cravat
15
13
a scarf or band worn...
craved
15
14
CRAVE, to desire gre...
craven
14
14
cowardly [adj CRAVEN...
craver
15
13
one who craves [n -S...
craves
15
13
CRAVE, to desire gre...
crawls
18
13
CRAWL, to move with...
crawly
24
15
creepy [adj CRAWLIER...
crayer
19
11
a trading vessel, al...
crayon
18
12
to use a drawing imp...
crazed
16
19
CRAZE, to make insan...
crazes
16
18
CRAZE, to make insan...
creach
18
14
(Gaelic) a foray, bo...
creagh
16
13
(Gaelic) a foray, bo...
creaks
14
13
CREAK, to make a squ...
creaky
20
15
creaking, also SCREA...
creams
14
12
CREAM, to select the...
creamy
20
14
having the consisten...
creant
12
10
creating, formative...
crease
12
9
to make a wrinkle in...
creasy
19
11
having wrinkles [adj...
create
12
9
to bring into being...
creche
18
14
a day nursery [n -S]
credal
14
11
pertaining to a cree...
credit
14
10
to accept as true [v...
credos
13
10
CREDO, (Latin) a con...
creeds
13
10
CREED, a statement o...
creeks
14
13
CREEK, a watercourse...
creeky
20
15
full of creeks [adj...
creels
14
10
CREEL, to put fish i...
creeps
15
12
CREEP, to advance st...
creepy
21
14
rather eerie [adj CR...
creese
12
9
to stab with a Malay...
creesh
15
11
to grease [v -ED, -I...
cremes
14
12
CREME, (French) crea...
cremor
14
12
a thick juice [n -S]
crenas
12
10
CRENA, (Latin) a not...
crenel
13
11
to make indentations...
creole
13
10
a type of mixed lang...
creped
15
13
CREPE, to cover with...
crepes
15
12
CREPE, to cover with...
crepey
21
14
crinkly, also CREPY...
crepon
14
13
a heavy crepe fabric...
cresol
14
10
a compound found in...
cressy
20
11
like cress [adj CRES...
cresta
13
9
as in cresta run, hi...
crests
14
9
CREST, to reach a pe...
cresyl
21
12
an isomeric radical...
cretic
17
12
a type of metrical f...
cretin
13
10
a person afflicted w...
crewed
16
13
CREW, to serve aboar...
crewel
17
13
a fine worsted yarn...
crewes
16
12
CREWE, (archaic) a p...
criant
13
10
garish [adj]
crible
17
13
(French) punctured l...
cricks
19
16
CRICK, to cause a sp...
cricky
25
18
a mild oath of surpr...
criers
14
9
CRIER, one that crie...
crikey
21
15
used as a mild oath,...
crimed
15
13
CRIME, to convict ov...
crimen
14
13
(Latin) crime, as in...
crimes
15
12
CRIME, to convict ov...
crimps
18
15
CRIMP, to press into...
crimpy
24
17
wrinkled, curled [ad...
crinal
14
11
of hair [adj]
crined
13
11
CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
crines
13
10
CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
cringe
14
12
to shrink in fear [v...
crinum
15
14
a family of tropical...
cripes
16
12
used as a mild oath,...
crises
14
9
CRISIS, a crucial tu...
crisic
18
12
relating to a crisis...
crisis
15
9
a crucial turning po...
crisps
17
12
CRISP, to make britt...
crispy
23
14
crisp in texture [ad...
crissa
14
9
CRISSUM, (Latin) the...
crista
14
9
(Latin) a ridge or f...
criths
17
11
CRITH, a unit of mas...
critic
18
12
one who judges the m...
croaks
14
13
CROAK, to utter a lo...
croaky
20
15
low and hoarse [adj...
croche
18
14
(French) a knob at t...
crocks
18
16
CROCK, to break down...
crocus
17
13
an iridaceous plant...
crofts
16
12
CROFT, to expose clo...
croggy
22
15
a ride on the back o...
crojik
17
22
a triangular sail [n...
crombs
17
15
CROMB, to draw by a...
cromed
14
13
CROME, to draw by a...
cromes
14
12
CROME, to draw by a...
crones
12
10
CRONE, a withered ol...
cronet
12
10
(obsolete) the hair...
crooks
14
13
CROOK, to bend or fo...
crools
14
10
CROOL, (Australian s...
croons
12
10
CROON, to sing softl...
croony
18
12
having or being a so...
croove
14
13
a pen or sty, also C...
croppy
24
17
an Irish rebel of 17...
crores
13
9
CRORE, (Hindi) an In...
crosse
13
9
(French) the stick w...
crotal
14
10
a type of lichen, al...
crotch
19
14
the human genital ar...
croton
12
10
a tropical plant yie...
crouch
19
15
to squat or lie clos...
croupe
15
13
the rump of certain...
croups
16
13
CROUP, to speak hoar...
croupy
22
15
affected with croup...
crouse
13
10
lively [adj CROUSELY...
croute
13
10
(French) a slice of...
crouts
14
10
CROUT, cabbage cut f...
crowds
17
13
CROWD, to press clos...
crowdy
23
15
(Scots) a mixture of...
crowea
15
12
an Australian shrub...
crowed
16
13
CROW, to gloat, exul...
crower
16
12
one who crows, gloat...
crowns
16
13
CROWN, to invest wit...
crozer
16
18
a tool used in barre...
crozes
16
18
CROZE, a tool used i...
cruces
17
13
CRUX, a basic or dec...
crucks
19
17
CRUCK, one of a pair...
cruddy
21
14
dirty, unpleasant [a...
cruder
14
11
CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
crudes
14
11
CRUDE, unrefined pet...
crudos
14
11
CRUDO, sliced, uncoo...
cruels
15
11
(Scots) scrofula, th...
cruets
14
10
CRUET, a vessel used...
crufts
17
13
CRUFT, technical mat...
cruise
14
10
to progress smoothly...
cruisy
21
12
frequented by homose...
cruive
16
14
(Scots) a pen or sty...
crumbs
18
16
CRUMB, to break into...
crumby
24
18
full of crumbs [adj...
crumen
14
14
a deer's tea-pit [n...
crummy
23
18
mean, despicable, al...
crumps
18
16
CRUMP, to crunch [v]
crumpy
24
18
crisp, also CRUMP [a...
crunch
19
16
to chew with a crack...
crunks
15
15
CRUNK, a form of hip...
cruors
14
10
CRUOR, (Latin) a mas...
crural
15
11
pertaining to the le...
cruses
14
10
CRUSE, an earthenwar...
cruset
14
10
a goldsmith's crucib...
crusie
14
10
a type of iron lamp,...
crusta
14
10
(Latin) a hard coati...
crusts
15
10
CRUST, to form a har...
crusty
21
12
covered with a crust...
crutch
20
15
to support on a crut...
cruves
16
14
CRUVE, a pen or sty,...
cruxes
20
17
CRUX, a basic or dec...
cruzie
17
19
an open iron lamp wi...
crwths
20
14
CRWTH, (Welsh) an an...
cryers
20
11
CRYER, one that crie...
crying
21
14
distressing, heartbr...
crypto
22
14
one who belongs secr...
crypts
23
14
CRYPT, a burial vaul...
ctenes
12
10
CTENE, a comb-like s...
cuatro
13
10
a small guitar-like...
cubage
16
15
the process of findi...
cubane
14
14
a hydrocarbon with C...
cubbed
18
17
CUB, to bring forth...
cubebs
18
16
CUBEB, the pungent b...
cubers
16
13
CUBER, a machine for...
cubica
19
16
a fine worsted fabri...
cubics
20
16
CUBIC, a cubic equat...
cubing
17
16
CUBE, to raise to th...
cubism
18
16
an art style [n -S]
cubist
17
13
relating to cubism,...
cubiti
17
13
CUBITUS, an old meas...
cubits
17
13
CUBIT, an old measur...
cuboid
16
14
cube-shaped, also CU...
cuckoo
17
17
to repeat monotonous...
cudden
13
13
(Gaelic) a young coa...
cuddie
14
12
(Gaelic) a young coa...
cuddin
14
13
(Gaelic) a young coa...
cuddle
15
13
to embrace [v CUDDLE...
cuddly
22
15
pleasant to cuddle [...
cudgel
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to beat with a heavy...
cueing
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the act of prompting...
cueist
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a billiard-player [n...
cuesta
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a geological feature...
cuffed
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CUFF, to strike with...
cuffin
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in thieves' slang, a...
cuffle
19
17
(obsolete) to scuffl...
cuisse
14
10
a piece of armour fo...
cuiter
14
10
(Scots) to wheedle;...
culets
15
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CULET, (French) the...
cullay
22
14
the soapbark tree, a...
culled
16
13
CULL, to select from...
culler
16
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a person who culls o...
cullet
16
12
waste glass, melted...
cullis
17
12
a strong broth of me...
culmed
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CULM, to form a culm...
culmen
15
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the top ridge of a b...
culpae
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CULPA, negligence fo...
cultch
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the flooring of an o...
culter
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(obsolete) a knife o...
cultic
19
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relating to a cult [...
cultus
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(Latin) a religious...
culver
17
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a pigeon [n -S]
cumber
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to burden [v -ED, -I...
cumbia
17
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a Columbian style of...
cumecs
18
16
CUMEC, a unit of liq...
cumins
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CUMIN, an umbellifer...
cummed
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CUM, to ejaculate sp...
cummer
16
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(Scots) a woman, a g...
cummin
16
17
an umbelliferous pla...
cumuli
17
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CUMULUS, (Latin) a k...
cundum
15
16
a condom [n -S]
cuneal
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wedge-shaped, also C...
cuneus
13
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a small wedge-shaped...
cunits
14
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CUNIT, one hundred c...
cunner
12
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a kind of wrasse, ak...
cupels
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CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupful
20
18
as much as a cup can...
cupids
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CUPID, a statue of t...
cupman
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a boon companion [n...
cupmen
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CUPMAN, a boon compa...
cupola
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14
(Italian) a spherica...
cuppas
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CUPPA, (colloquial)...
cupped
18
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CUP, to put into a s...
cupper
18
16
a cupbearer [n -S]
cupric
20
16
containing bivalent...
cuprum
18
17
copper [n -S]
cupula
17
15
a cup-shaped anatomi...
cupule
17
15
a cup-shaped anatomi...
curacy
23
15
the office of a cura...
curagh
17
14
(Irish) a long-shape...
curara
13
10
a paralysing poison...
curare
13
10
a paralysing poison...
curari
14
10
a paralysing poison...
curate
13
10
to act as a curator...
curats
14
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CURAT, (obsolete) a...
curbed
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CURB, to restrain [v...
curber
16
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one who curbs [n -S]
curded
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CURD, to curdle [v]
curdle
15
12
to congeal, also CRU...
curers
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CURER, one who cures...
curets
14
10
CURET, (US) a surgic...
curfew
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16
an imposed time-limi...
curiae
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10
CURIA, a court of ju...
curial
15
11
relating to a curia,...
curias
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10
CURIA, a court of ju...
curies
14
10
CURIE, a unit of rad...
curiet
14
10
(obsolete) a cuirass...
curing
15
13
the act of performin...
curios
14
10
CURIO, an unusual ar...
curite
14
10
a radioactive minera...
curium
16
14
a radioactive elemen...
curled
15
12
CURL, to form into r...
curler
15
11
one that curls [n -S...
curlew
18
14
a wading bird of the...
curney
19
13
granular, also CURNY...
curpel
17
14
(Scots) the crupper,...
curran
13
11
(Scots) a grain, a s...
curred
14
11
CURR, to make a purr...
currie
14
10
(obsolete) the quarr...
cursal
15
11
relating to a cursus...
cursed
14
11
wicked [adj CURSEDER...
curser
14
10
one who curses [n -S...
curses
14
10
CURSE, to invoke evi...
cursor
14
10
a light indicator on...
cursus
15
11
an elongated prehist...
curtal
15
11
an animal with a doc...
curter
14
10
CURT, abrupt [adj]
curtly
22
13
CURT, abrupt [adv]
curtsy
21
12
to bow politely, als...
curule
15
12
of high authority, a...
curved
16
15
CURVE, to deviate fr...
curves
16
14
CURVE, to deviate fr...
curvet
16
14
to leap, frisk [v CU...
curvey
22
16
curved, also CURVY [...
cuscus
18
14
an arboreal mammal o...
cusecs
17
13
CUSEC, a unit of liq...
cushat
16
12
(Scots) the wood-pig...
cushaw
19
15
a variety of squash,...
cushes
16
12
CUSH, the cushion in...
cushie
16
12
the wood-pigeon or r...
cushty
23
14
an interjection expr...
cuspal
17
14
relating to a cusp [...
cusped
16
14
having a cusp [adj]
cuspid
17
14
a tooth with a singl...
cuspis
17
13
(Latin) a point e.g....
cussed
14
11
CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cusser
14
10
(Scots) a stallion,...
cusses
14
10
CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cussos
14
10
CUSSO, an Ethiopian...
custom
15
13
a habitual practice...
custos
14
10
(Latin) a guardian,...
cusums
16
14
CUSUM, a statistical...
cutcha
19
15
(Hindi) made of drie...
cutely
21
13
CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutest
14
10
CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutesy
20
12
(US) affectedly cute...
cuteys
20
12
CUTEY, a cute person...
cuties
14
10
CUTIE, a cute person...
cutins
14
11
CUTIN, the waxy mate...
cutlas
15
11
a curved, one-edged...
cutler
15
11
one who sells and re...
cutlet
15
11
a cut of meat [n -S]
cutoff
18
16
the point at which s...
cutout
14
11
something cut out [n...
cutter
14
10
a powerful motor-lau...
cuttle
15
11
to fold cloth in a p...
cuttoe
13
10
a large knife, also...
cutups
17
14
CUTUP, a mischievous...
cuvees
15
14
CUVEE, (French) a va...
cuzzes
20
28
CUZ, (obsolete) cous...
cuzzie
20
28
(New Zealand) a clos...
cyanic
22
15
of or belonging to c...
cyanid
19
13
a direct compound of...
cyanin
18
13
a blue dye, also CYA...
cyathi
22
13
CYATHUS, an ancient...
cyborg
23
16
a robot made of biol...
cybrid
23
15
a cell, plant etc. p...
cycads
23
15
CYCAD, any member of...
cycled
24
16
CYCLE, to ride a bic...
cycler
24
15
(US) a cyclist [n -S...
cycles
24
15
CYCLE, to ride a bic...
cyclic
28
18
moving in complete c...
cyclin
24
16
any of a group of pr...
cyclos
24
15
CYCLO, a three wheel...
cyclus
25
16
a cycle of myths, po...
cyders
20
12
CYDER, an alcoholic...
cyeses
19
11
CYESIS, pregnancy [n...
cyesis
20
11
pregnancy [n CYESES]
cygnet
20
14
a young swan [n -S]
cymars
21
14
CYMAR, (French) a lo...
cymbal
24
18
a percussion instrum...
cymene
19
15
a hydrocarbon, also...
cymlin
22
16
a variety of squash,...
cymoid
21
15
like a cyme, a type...
cymols
22
15
CYMOL, a hydrocarbon...
cymose
20
14
resembling a cyme, a...
cymous
21
15
resembling a cyme, a...
cynics
23
15
CYNIC, someone who t...
cypher
24
16
to write in a kind o...
cypres
22
14
the legal doctrine o...
cyprid
23
15
a type of barnacle,...
cypris
23
14
a type of barnacle,...
cyprus
23
15
(obsolete) a thin tr...
cystic
24
14
relating to a cyst,...
cystid
21
12
a cyst-like structur...
cytase
19
11
an enzyme that break...
cytisi
21
11
CYTISUS, a plant of...
cytode
19
12
a protoplasm body wi...
cytoid
20
12
cell-like [adj]
cytons
19
12
CYTON, the body of a...
czapka
19
25
a Polish military ca...
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