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dabbas
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DABBA, (Hindi) in In...
dabbed
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14
DAB, to touch lightl...
dabber
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13
a pad for dabbing in...
dabble
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14
to dip or splash in...
dachas
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12
DACHA, a Russian cou...
dacite
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10
a fine-grained volca...
dacked
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15
DACK, (Australian sl...
dacker
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14
(Scots) to lounge, s...
dacoit
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10
a member of an India...
dacron
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11
a synthetic polyeste...
dactyl
21
13
a metrical foot of o...
dadahs
12
10
DADAH, (Australian s...
dadded
10
10
DAD, to dash against...
daddle
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10
(Scots) to waddle, s...
dadgum
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14
(colloquial) damned...
dadoed
9
9
DADO, to set into a...
dadoes
9
8
DADO, an ornamental...
daedal
10
9
ingenious and cunnin...
daeing
10
10
DAE, (Scots) to do [...
daemon
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11
(Greek) an inward sp...
daffed
14
14
DAFF, to play the fo...
daftar
12
10
(Hindi) in India, an...
dafter
12
10
DAFT, insane [adj]
daftie
12
10
a simpleton [n -S]
daftly
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13
DAFT, insane [adv]
dagaba
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12
a Buddhist memorial...
daggas
12
11
DAGGA, marijuana [n]
dagged
12
12
DAG, to remove clott...
dagger
12
11
to stab with a small...
daggle
13
12
to drag in mud [v DA...
dagoba
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12
a Buddhist memorial...
dagoes
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9
DAGO, (offensive) a...
dahlia
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10
a flowering plant [n...
dahoon
10
10
a perennial shrub of...
daidle
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9
(Scots) to waddle, s...
daiker
11
11
(Scots) to lounge, s...
daikon
10
12
(Japanese) a long wh...
daikos
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11
DAIKO, a large Japan...
daimen
10
11
occasional [adj]
daimio
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10
a former Japanese no...
daimon
10
11
(Greek) an inward sp...
daimyo
17
12
a former Japanese no...
dained
9
9
DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
daines
9
8
DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
daints
10
8
DAINT, (Spenser) a d...
dainty
16
10
tasteful, delicate [...
daises
10
7
DAIS, a raised platf...
dakers
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11
DAKER, to lounge, al...
dakoit
11
11
a member of an India...
dalasi
11
8
a unit of Gambian cu...
daledh
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11
the fourth letter of...
daleds
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9
DALED, the fourth le...
daleth
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10
the fourth letter of...
dalles
12
9
DALLE, (French) a sl...
dallop
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12
(obsolete) a tuft or...
dalton
10
9
a unit of atomic mas...
damage
11
12
to damage [v DAMAGED...
damans
10
11
DAMAN, a small herbi...
damars
11
10
DAMAR, a hard resin...
damask
12
14
to weave with elabor...
dammar
12
13
a hard resin used in...
dammed
12
14
DAM, to build an emb...
dammer
12
13
a hard resin used in...
dammit
13
13
damn it [interj]
damned
10
12
damnable [adj DAMNED...
damner
10
11
one who damns [n -S]
damped
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14
DAMP, to wet slightl...
dampen
12
14
to moisten [v -ED, -...
damper
13
13
(Australian slang) a...
damply
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16
DAMP, moist [adv]
damsel
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11
(archaic) a young gi...
damson
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11
a rather small, oval...
danced
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12
DANCE, to move rhyth...
dancer
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11
one who dances [n -S...
dances
12
11
DANCE, to move rhyth...
dancey
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13
relating to dance mu...
dander
9
9
(dialect) to stroll,...
dandle
10
10
to dance (a child) o...
danged
10
11
DANG, to damn [v]
danger
10
10
to expose to loss or...
dangle
11
11
to hang loosely [v D...
dangly
18
13
hanging loosely [adj...
danios
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8
DANIO, a brightly co...
danish
12
10
a pastry of raised d...
danker
10
12
DANK, unpleasantly d...
dankly
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15
DANK, unpleasantly d...
dansak
10
12
(Urdu) any of a vari...
danted
9
9
DANT, (obsolete) to...
danton
8
9
to dare, also DAUNTO...
daphne
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13
a genus of diminutiv...
dapped
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14
DAP, to dip in water...
dapper
14
13
trim, neat [adj DAPP...
dapple
15
14
to mark with spots [...
darafs
12
10
DARAF, an electrical...
darbar
12
10
the court of a nativ...
darcys
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12
DARCY, a unit of geo...
darers
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7
DARER, one who dares...
dargah
13
11
the tomb of a Muslim...
dargas
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9
DARGA, the tomb of a...
dargle
12
10
(Scott) a dell [n -S...
darics
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10
DARIC, a gold coin o...
daring
11
10
brave, audacious [ad...
darked
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12
DARK, to make dark [...
darken
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12
to make dark [v -ED,...
darker
11
11
DARK, having little...
darkey
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13
(offensive) a colour...
darkie
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11
(offensive) a colour...
darkle
12
12
to grow dark; to sho...
darkly
19
14
DARK, having little...
darned
9
9
bothersome [adj DARN...
darnel
10
9
a species of ryegras...
darner
9
8
one who darns [n -S]
darred
10
8
DARRE, to venture bo...
darres
10
7
DARRE, to venture bo...
darted
10
8
DART, to move sudden...
darter
10
7
a freshwater diving...
dartle
11
8
to dart repeatedly [...
dartre
10
7
(French) a herpes-li...
darzis
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16
DARZI, a Hindu tailo...
dashed
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10
DASH, to strike viol...
dasher
12
9
one who dashes [n -S...
dashes
12
9
DASH, to strike viol...
dashis
13
9
DASHI, a fish broth...
dassie
10
7
(Afrikaans) the hyra...
datals
11
8
DATAL, a daily recko...
datary
16
9
an officer who atten...
datcha
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12
a Russian country ho...
daters
10
7
DATER, one who dates...
dating
11
10
a determination of a...
dative
12
11
expressing an indire...
dattos
10
7
DATTO, a Philippine...
datums
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11
DATUM, something use...
datura
10
8
a genus of solanaceo...
daubed
12
12
DAUB, to smear [v]
dauber
12
11
one who daubs; an un...
daubes
12
11
DAUBE, (French) a me...
daubry
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13
a crudely artful dev...
dauded
10
10
DAUD, to knock, also...
daults
12
9
DAULT, (Scots) a fos...
dauner
9
9
(dialect) to stroll,...
daunts
10
9
DAUNT, to intimidate...
daured
10
9
DAUR, to venture bol...
dauted
10
9
DAUT, (Scots) to pet...
dautie
10
8
(Scots) a pet, also...
davens
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12
DAVEN, to utter Jewi...
davies
12
11
DAVY, a safety lamp...
davits
13
11
DAVIT, a crane that...
dawahs
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12
DAWAH, (Arabic) the...
dawbry
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15
(Shakespeare) a crud...
dawded
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12
DAWD, (Scots) to kno...
dawdle
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12
to waste time [v DAW...
dawing
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13
DAW, to dawn [v]
dawish
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12
like a daw, a jackda...
dawned
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12
DAWN, to grown light...
dawner
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11
(dialect) to stroll,...
dawney
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13
(Irish) dull or slow...
dawted
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11
DAWT, (Scots) to pet...
dawtie
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10
(Scots) a pet, also...
dayans
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10
DAYAN, (Hebrew) a se...
daybed
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13
a bed in a hospital...
dayboy
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a boy who attends cl...
dayfly
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15
a mayfly [n DAYFLIES...
dayglo
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(tradename) of a lum...
daylit
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10
DAYLIGHT, to illumin...
daynts
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10
DAYNT, (Spenser) a t...
dazers
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DAZER, something tha...
dazing
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19
DAZE, to stun [v]
dazzle
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26
to blind with a brig...
deacon
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11
to put the best look...
deaded
9
9
DEAD, (obsolete) to...
deaden
8
9
to deprive of feelin...
deader
9
8
a dead person [n -S]
deadly
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11
lethal [adj DEADLIER...
deafen
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11
to make deaf [v -ED,...
deafer
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10
DEAF, lacking the se...
deafly
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13
DEAF, lacking the se...
deairs
10
7
DEAIR, to remove air...
dealer
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8
one that deals [n -S...
deaned
8
9
DEAN, to serve as th...
deaner
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8
(obsolete slang) a s...
deared
9
8
DEARE, to injure, al...
dearer
9
7
DEAR, costly [adj]
deares
9
7
DEARE, to injure, al...
dearie
9
7
a term of endearment...
dearly
17
10
DEAR, costly [adv]
dearns
9
8
DEARN [n]
dearth
12
9
scarcity, also DERTH...
deasil
11
8
(Scots) motion in th...
deaths
12
9
DEATH, the end of li...
deathy
18
11
like death [adj DEAT...
deaved
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12
DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
deaves
11
11
DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
deawed
12
11
DEAW, (Spenser) to c...
deawie
12
10
(Spenser) dewy, also...
debags
13
12
DEBAG, to take someo...
debark
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14
to unload from a shi...
debars
12
10
DEBAR, to exclude [v...
debase
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10
to lower or degrade...
debate
11
10
to deliberate [v DEB...
debeak
12
14
to remove the tip of...
debels
13
11
DEBEL, to conquer in...
debile
13
11
(archaic) feeble [ad...
debits
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10
DEBIT, to charge wit...
debone
10
11
to remove the bones...
debosh
14
12
to lead into lewdnes...
deboss
12
10
to impress a design...
debris
13
10
scattered remains [n...
debted
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11
obliged [adj]
debtee
11
10
one to whom a debt i...
debtor
12
10
someone who owes a d...
debuds
13
12
DEBUD, to remove the...
debugs
14
13
DEBUG, to remove the...
debunk
13
16
to clear of humbug [...
deburr
13
11
to remove burrs from...
deburs
13
11
DEBUR, to remove rou...
debuts
13
11
DEBUT, to make a fir...
debyes
18
12
DEBYE, a unit of mea...
decade
12
11
a period of ten year...
decads
13
11
DECAD, (obsolete) a...
decaff
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(short for) decaffei...
decafs
15
13
DECAF, (short for) d...
decals
14
11
DECAL, a design made...
decamp
16
16
to depart from a cam...
decane
11
11
a hydrocarbon of the...
decani
12
11
(Latin) the dean's (...
decans
12
11
DECAN, one of three...
decant
12
11
to pour from one con...
decarb
15
13
to decarbonise [v -E...
decare
12
10
a measure equal to t...
decays
19
12
DECAY, to decompose...
deccie
16
13
(slang) interior dec...
deceit
13
10
falseness [n -S]
decent
12
11
conforming to standa...
decern
12
11
to decree by judicia...
decide
13
11
to make a choice [v...
decile
14
11
a statistical interv...
decime
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13
(historical) a forme...
decked
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15
DECK, to adorn [v]
deckel
15
15
a frame used in maki...
decker
14
14
a person who adorns...
deckle
15
15
a frame used in maki...
deckos
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14
DECKO [v]
declaw
17
14
to remove the claws...
decoct
16
13
to extract the flavo...
decode
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11
to convert a coded m...
decoke
13
14
to decarbonise (an i...
decors
13
10
DECOR, a style of de...
decoys
19
12
DECOY, to lure into...
decree
12
10
to issue an edict [v...
decrew
16
13
(Spenser) to decreas...
dectet
13
10
a group of ten (musi...
decury
20
13
a group of ten soldi...
dedans
9
9
(French) spectators...
deduce
13
12
to infer [v DEDUCED,...
deduct
14
12
to subtract [v -ED,...
deeded
9
9
DEED, to transfer by...
deeder
9
8
DEED, dead [adj]
deeing
10
10
DEE, to damn [v]
deejay
17
18
to act as a disk joc...
deemed
10
11
DEEM, to hold as an...
deepen
10
11
to make deep [v -ED,...
deeper
11
10
DEEP, extending far...
deepie
11
10
(colloquial) a three...
deeply
19
13
DEEP, extending far...
deeres
9
7
DEERE, (Spenser) a d...
deeved
11
12
DEEVE, to deafen, al...
deeves
11
11
DEEVE, to deafen, al...
deewan
11
11
an official in India...
deface
14
13
to spoil the appeara...
defame
12
13
to destroy the reput...
defang
12
13
to remove the fangs...
defast
12
10
DEFACE, to spoil the...
defats
12
10
DEFAT, to remove fat...
defeat
11
10
to win a victory ove...
defect
15
13
to desert an allegia...
defend
11
12
to protect [v -ED, -...
defers
12
10
DEFER, to postpone [...
deffer
14
13
DEF, excellent [adj]
deffly
22
16
DEF, excellent [adv]
defied
12
11
DEFY, to resist open...
defier
12
10
one that defies [n -...
defies
12
10
DEFY, to resist open...
defile
13
11
to make dirty [v DEF...
define
11
11
to state the meaning...
deflea
12
11
to rid of fleas [v -...
deflex
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18
to bend down [v -ED,...
defoam
12
13
to remove foam from...
defogs
13
12
DEFOG, to remove fog...
deform
13
13
to spoil the form of...
defoul
13
12
(obsolete) to befoul...
defrag
13
12
to defragment (to re...
defray
18
12
to pay or settle [v...
defter
12
10
DEFT, skilful [adj]
deftly
20
13
DEFT, skilful [adv]
defuel
13
12
to remove fuel from...
defund
12
13
to remove funding fr...
defuse
12
11
to remove the fuse f...
defuze
15
20
to remove the fuse f...
degage
11
11
(French) unconstrain...
degame
11
12
a tropical tree, lem...
degami
12
12
a tropical tree, lem...
degerm
12
12
to remove germs from...
degged
12
12
DEG, (dialect) to wa...
degout
11
10
to make (something)...
degras
11
9
(French) a fat obtai...
degree
10
9
a graduation on a sc...
degums
13
13
DEGUM, to free from...
degust
12
10
to taste with pleasu...
dehair
12
9
to remove the hair f...
dehorn
11
10
to deprive of horns...
dehors
12
9
other than [prep]
dehort
12
9
to dissuade [v -ED,...
deiced
13
11
DEICE, to free of ic...
deicer
13
10
one that deices [n -...
deices
13
10
DEICE, to free of ic...
deider
10
8
DEID, dead [adj]
deifer
12
10
DEIF, (Scots) deaf [...
deific
16
13
godlike, also DEIFIC...
deigns
11
10
DEIGN, to condescend...
deisms
12
10
DEISM, belief in God...
deists
11
7
DEIST, an adherent o...
deixes
16
14
DEIXIS, use of words...
deixis
17
14
use of words relatin...
deject
15
19
to depress, make sad...
dekare
10
11
ten ares, or 1000 sq...
deking
12
14
DEKE, to feint in ho...
dekkos
12
15
DEKKO [v]
delate
10
8
(archaic) to charge...
delays
17
10
DELAY, to put off to...
delead
10
9
to free from lead [v...
delete
10
8
to remove printed ma...
delfts
14
11
DELFT, a type of ear...
delice
14
11
(obsolete) a delight...
delict
15
11
in Scots law, a civi...
delime
12
11
to free from lime [v...
delink
12
13
to break a connectio...
delish
14
10
(slang) delicious [a...
delist
12
8
to remove from a lis...
delope
12
11
to fire one's gun in...
delphs
16
13
DELPH, a type of ear...
deltas
11
8
DELTA, an alluvial d...
deltic
15
11
pertaining to a delt...
delude
11
10
to mislead that what...
deluge
12
11
to flood [v DELUGED,...
deluxe
17
16
of special elegance...
delved
13
13
DELVE, to search in...
delver
13
12
one who delves [n -S...
delves
13
12
DELVE, to search in...
demain
10
11
a manor house and it...
demand
10
12
to ask for with auth...
demans
10
11
DEMAN, to reduce the...
demark
12
14
to demarcate, mark o...
demast
11
10
to remove the masts...
demean
9
11
to conduct oneself i...
dement
10
11
to deprive of reason...
demies
11
10
DEMY, a size of pape...
demise
11
10
to give to a success...
demiss
12
10
humble, also DEMISSI...
demist
12
10
to clear a windscree...
demits
12
10
DEMIT, to let fall,...
demobs
13
13
DEMOB, to discharge...
demode
10
11
(French) old-fashion...
demoed
10
11
DEMO, to demonstrate...
demons
10
11
DEMON, an evil spiri...
demote
10
10
to lower in rank [v...
demure
11
11
shy and modest [adj...
demurs
12
11
DEMUR, to object [v]
denari
9
8
DENAR, a monetary un...
denars
9
8
DENAR, a monetary un...
denary
15
10
a group of ten [n DE...
denays
15
10
DENAY, (obsolete) to...
denets
9
8
DENET, to market a b...
dengue
10
11
an acute tropical ep...
denial
10
9
the act of denying [...
denied
9
9
DENY, to declare to...
denier
9
8
a unit of weight for...
denies
9
8
DENY, to declare to...
denims
11
11
DENIM, a coloured tw...
denned
8
10
DEN, to live in a la...
dennet
8
9
a nineteenth century...
denote
8
8
to indicate [v DENOT...
denser
9
8
DENSE, compact [adj]
dental
10
9
relating to teeth [a...
dented
9
9
DENT, to make a depr...
dentel
10
9
one of a row of toot...
dentex
15
15
(Latin) a strongly t...
dentil
11
9
one of a row of toot...
dentin
9
9
the hard substance f...
denude
9
10
to strip of all cove...
deodar
9
8
an East Indian cedar...
depart
12
10
to go away [v -ED, -...
depend
11
12
to rely [v -ED, -ING...
deperm
13
13
to demagnetize [v -E...
depict
16
13
to portray [v -ED, -...
deploy
19
13
to position troops f...
depone
10
11
to testify under oat...
deport
12
10
to expel from a coun...
depose
11
10
to remove from offic...
depots
12
10
DEPOT, a railway or...
depths
15
12
DEPTH, deepness [n]
depute
12
11
to delegate [v DEPUT...
deputy
19
13
one appointed to act...
derail
11
8
to cause to leave th...
derate
9
7
to relieve from some...
derats
10
7
DERAT, to rid of rat...
derays
16
9
DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derham
13
12
a Middle Eastern coi...
deride
10
8
to ridicule, mock [v...
derigs
12
9
DERIG, to dismantle...
dering
11
10
DERE, to injure, als...
derive
12
11
to trace to an origi...
dermal
12
11
relating to the derm...
dermas
11
10
DERMA, the true skin...
dermic
15
13
relating to the derm...
dermis
12
10
the true skin, below...
derned
9
9
DERN, to keep hidden...
dernly
17
11
(archaic) secretly;...
derris
11
7
a vine yielding rote...
derros
10
7
DERRO, (Australian s...
derths
13
9
DERTH, (Spenser) dea...
desalt
11
8
to remove the salt f...
desand
9
9
to remove sand from...
descry
20
12
to discern, detect [...
deseed
9
8
to remove the seeds...
desert
10
7
to abandon [v -ED, -...
deshis
13
9
DESHI, (Hinglish) a...
design
11
10
to plan in outline,...
desine
9
8
to plan in outline,...
desire
10
7
to wish for [v DESIR...
desist
11
7
to cease doing somet...
desman
10
11
a Russian aquatic in...
desmid
12
11
any member of a fami...
desorb
12
10
to release a sorbed...
desoxy
22
16
having less oxygen t...
despot
12
10
a ruler with absolut...
desses
10
7
DESSE, (Spenser) a d...
desyne
15
10
to plan in outline,...
detach
15
12
to unfasten and sepa...
detail
11
8
to relate minutely [...
detain
9
8
to hold in custody [...
detect
13
10
to discover or perce...
detent
9
8
any stop or catch in...
detenu
9
9
(French) a (male) pr...
deters
10
7
DETER, to hinder or...
detest
10
7
to hate intensely [v...
detick
15
14
to free from ticks [...
detort
10
7
(obsolete) to untwis...
detour
10
8
to take an indirect...
detune
9
9
to reduce the power...
deuced
13
12
DEUCE, to even the s...
deuces
13
11
DEUCE, to even the s...
deuton
9
9
the nucleus of heavy...
devall
14
13
to sink, decline [v...
devein
11
12
to remove the dorsal...
devels
13
12
DEVEL, to hit hard w...
devest
12
11
to strip or deprive...
device
15
14
something constructe...
devils
14
12
DEVIL, to prepare fo...
devise
12
11
to form in the mind...
devoid
12
12
completely lacking [...
devoir
12
11
(French) duty, respo...
devons
11
12
DEVON, one of a bree...
devore
11
11
(of velvet or satin)...
devote
11
11
to give oneself whol...
devots
12
11
DEVOT, (French) a de...
devour
12
12
to eat voraciously [...
devout
12
12
pious [adj DEVOUTER,...
devvel
15
16
(Scots) to stun with...
dewani
12
11
the office of dewan,...
dewans
12
11
DEWAN, (Urdu) in Ind...
dewars
13
10
DEWAR, a double-wall...
dewier
13
10
DEWY, covered with d...
dewily
21
13
DEWY, covered with d...
dewing
14
13
DEW, to wet with con...
dewitt
14
10
to lynch [v -ED, -IN...
dewlap
16
14
a fold of loose skin...
dewool
13
11
to remove the wool f...
deworm
14
13
to rid of worms [v -...
dexies
16
14
DEXY, a pill contain...
dexter
16
14
a small breed of Ker...
dextro
16
14
in compounds, toward...
dezinc
16
20
to remove zinc from...
dhamma
14
15
(Sanskrit) custom or...
dharma
13
12
(Sanskrit) custom or...
dharna
11
10
(Hindi) a method of...
dhikrs
15
13
DHIKR, (Arabic) a Su...
dhimmi
16
15
a non-Muslim subject...
dhobis
15
12
DHOBI, (Hindi) an In...
dholak
14
14
(Hindi) a two-headed...
dholes
13
10
DHOLE, an Indian wil...
dholls
15
11
DHOLL, a pea-like pl...
dhooly
19
12
(Hindi) a litter or...
dhoora
11
9
(Arabic) indian mill...
dhooti
12
9
a loincloth worn by...
dhotis
13
9
DHOTI, a loincloth w...
dhurna
12
11
(Hindi) a method of...
dhurra
13
10
(Arabic) indian mill...
dhutis
14
10
DHUTI, a loincloth w...
dhyana
17
12
(Sanskrit) a profoun...
diable
13
11
(French) an unglazed...
diacid
14
11
a type of chemical c...
diacts
14
10
DIACT, a sponge spic...
diadem
11
11
to adorn with a crow...
dialed
11
9
DIAL, to use a calib...
dialer
11
8
one that dials, also...
dialog
12
10
to hold a conversati...
diamin
11
11
a chemical compound...
diamyl
19
13
having two amyl grou...
diaper
12
10
to put a nappy on [v...
diapir
13
10
an anticlinal fold i...
diarch
16
12
having two xylem str...
diatom
11
10
a microscopic unicel...
diaxon
15
15
a bipolar nerve-cell...
diazin
13
17
any organic compound...
diazos
13
16
DIAZO, a type of pho...
dibbed
15
14
DIB, to fish by floa...
dibber
15
13
a planting instrumen...
dibble
16
14
to fish by floating...
dibbuk
17
18
a wandering soul in...
dicast
14
10
(historical) one of...
dicers
14
10
DICER, a device that...
dichts
17
12
DICHT, (Scots) to wi...
dicier
14
10
DICEY, dangerous [ad...
dicing
15
13
dice-playing [n -S]
dicked
15
15
DICK, to copulate wi...
dicker
15
14
to haggle, to hesita...
dickey
21
16
a false shirt front,...
dickie
15
14
a false shirt front,...
dickty
22
16
(US slang) proud, sn...
dicots
14
10
DICOT, (short for) a...
dicted
14
11
DICT, (obsolete) to...
dictum
16
14
an authoritative sta...
didact
14
11
a person given to le...
didder
11
9
(dialect) to shake [...
diddle
12
10
to cheat, swindle [v...
diddly
19
12
the least amount, al...
didies
11
8
DIDY, a diaper, also...
didoes
10
8
DIDO, a mischievous...
diedre
10
8
(French) a rock angl...
dieing
11
10
DIE, to cut with a m...
dienes
9
8
DIENE, an organic co...
dieoff
14
13
a dying off of veget...
diesel
11
8
to continue running...
dieses
10
7
DIESIS, a reference...
diesis
11
7
a reference mark in...
dieted
10
8
DIET, to regulate fo...
dieter
10
7
one who diets [n -S]
differ
15
13
to be unlike [v -ED,...
digamy
19
14
a second legal marri...
digest
12
9
to assimilate food i...
digged
13
12
DIG, to make a hole,...
digger
13
11
one who or something...
dights
15
11
DIGHT, to adorn, to...
digits
13
9
DIGIT, a finger or a...
diglot
13
10
a bilingual book [n...
dikast
12
11
(historical) one of...
dikdik
14
16
a small East African...
dikers
12
11
DIKER, a person who...
dikier
12
11
DIKEY, (colloquial)...
diking
13
14
DIKE, to furnish wit...
dikkop
15
18
(Afrikaans) the ston...
diktat
12
11
a harsh settlement i...
dilate
11
8
to make wider or lar...
dildoe
11
9
an object used as a...
dildos
12
9
DILDO, an object use...
dilled
13
10
flavoured with dill...
dillis
14
9
DILLI, (Native Austr...
dilute
12
9
to make thinner [v D...
dimble
15
14
a deep narrow wooded...
dimbos
14
13
DIMBO, an unintellig...
dimers
12
10
DIMER, a molecular c...
dimity
19
12
a cotton fabric [n D...
dimmed
13
14
DIM, to reduce the l...
dimmer
13
13
a device for dimming...
dimout
12
11
a condition of parti...
dimple
15
14
to mark with indenta...
dimply
22
16
dimpled [adj DIMPLIE...
dimpsy
21
15
(dialect) twilight [...
dimwit
16
13
a person of low inte...
dinars
10
8
DINAR, a monetary un...
dindle
11
10
(Scots) to tingle, v...
dinero
9
8
a former Peruvian si...
diners
10
8
DINER, one that dine...
dinful
14
13
full of din [adj]
dinged
11
11
DING, to dash; to th...
dinger
11
10
anything superlative...
dinges
11
10
a doodad, also DINGU...
dingey
17
12
a small open boat, p...
dinghy
20
14
a small open boat, p...
dingle
12
11
a deep narrow wooded...
dingos
11
10
DINGO, the Australia...
dingus
12
11
a doodad, also DINGE...
dinics
14
11
DINIC, a remedy for...
dining
11
11
an act of formal eat...
dinked
11
13
DINK, to play a drop...
dinker
11
12
DINK, neat [adj]
dinkey
17
14
a small locomotive,...
dinkie
11
12
an affluent married...
dinkly
19
15
neat, tidy [adj DINK...
dinkum
13
16
(Australian slang) t...
dinnae
8
9
(Scots) do not, also...
dinned
9
10
DIN, to make a loud...
dinner
9
9
the chief meal of th...
dinnle
10
10
(Scots) to tingle, v...
dinted
10
9
DINT, to make a dent...
diobol
13
11
an ancient Greek coi...
diodes
10
8
DIODE, a type of ele...
dioecy
19
12
the state of having...
diotas
10
7
DIOTA, an ancient tw...
dioxan
15
15
a toxic flammable so...
dioxid
17
15
an oxide with two at...
dioxin
16
15
an extremely toxic p...
diplex
20
18
pertaining to transm...
diploe
13
11
the soft, spongy, or...
diplon
13
12
an alternative name...
dipnet
12
11
a handheld fishing s...
dipody
19
13
a verse of two metri...
dipole
13
11
a pair of equal and...
dipped
15
14
DIP, to immerse brie...
dipper
15
13
a water bird with a...
dipsas
13
10
a fabled serpent who...
dipsos
13
10
DIPSO, (short for) a...
diquat
19
17
a kind of herbicide...
dirams
12
10
DIRAM, a monetary un...
dirdam
12
11
(Scots) an uproar, a...
dirdum
13
12
(Scots) an uproar, a...
direct
14
10
straightforward [adj...
direly
18
10
DIRE, disastrous [ad...
direst
11
7
DIRE, disastrous [ad...
dirges
12
9
DIRGE, a funeral son...
dirham
14
12
a Middle Eastern coi...
dirhem
14
12
a Middle Eastern coi...
dirige
12
9
(obsolete) a dirge [...
dirked
12
12
DIRK, to stab with a...
dirkes
12
11
DIRKE, (Spenser) to...
dirled
12
9
DIRL, (Scots) to (ca...
dirndl
12
10
(German) an Alpine p...
dirted
11
8
DIRT, to make dirty...
disarm
12
10
to deprive of weapon...
disbar
13
10
to expel from the le...
disbud
14
12
to remove buds from...
discal
15
11
pertaining to a disc...
disced
14
11
DISC, to break up la...
discos
14
10
DISCO, to take part...
discus
15
11
a disc hurled in ath...
diseur
11
8
(French) a (male) re...
dished
13
10
DISH, to put into a...
dishes
13
9
DISH, to put into a...
disked
12
12
DISK, to break up la...
disker
12
11
one who disks, break...
dismal
13
11
sad, gloomy [adj DIS...
disman
11
11
to deprive of men [v...
dismay
18
12
to appall or alarm [...
dismes
12
10
DISME, a former 10-c...
disomy
18
12
the state of being d...
disown
13
11
to deny the ownershi...
dispel
14
11
to drive away and sc...
disple
14
11
(Spenser) to discipl...
dissed
11
8
DIS, to disparage, a...
disses
11
7
DISS, to disrespect,...
distal
12
8
remote from the poin...
distil
13
8
to extract by vapori...
disuse
11
8
to stop using [v DIS...
ditals
12
8
DITAL, a device whic...
dither
13
9
to act indecisively...
diting
12
10
DITE, (obsolete) to...
ditone
9
8
in ancient Greek mus...
dittay
17
9
a legal charge in Sc...
ditted
11
8
DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
dittit
12
7
DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
dittos
11
7
DITTO, to repeat tha...
ditzes
14
16
DITZ, a silly person...
diuron
10
9
a herbicide [n -S]
divans
12
12
DIVAN, a couch or be...
divers
13
11
sundry, several [adj...
divert
13
11
to turn aside [v -ED...
divest
13
11
to strip or deprive...
divide
13
12
to separate into dif...
divied
13
12
DIVI, to divide up,...
divine
12
12
pertaining to or cha...
diving
14
14
the sport or profess...
divots
13
11
DIVOT, a piece of tu...
diwans
13
11
DIWAN, (Urdu) in Ind...
dixies
17
14
DIXIE, a camp-kettle...
dixits
18
14
DIXIT, (Latin) an ut...
dizain
13
17
(French) a ten-line...
dizens
13
17
DIZEN, to dress in f...
djebel
15
20
(Arabic) a hill, a r...
djembe
15
22
a West African drum...
djibba
17
22
a long loose outer g...
djinni
12
18
(Arabic) a supernatu...
djinns
12
18
DJINN, a supernatura...
djinny
18
20
(Arabic) one of a cl...
doable
12
11
able to be done [adj...
doated
9
8
DOAT, to love excess...
doater
9
7
one who dotes, also...
dobbed
14
14
DOB, to inform on [v...
dobber
14
13
(Australian slang) o...
dobbie
14
13
a loom attachment wh...
dobbin
14
14
a farm horse [n -S]
dobies
12
10
DOBIE, an unburnt su...
doblas
13
11
DOBLA, a former gold...
doblon
12
12
a former gold coin o...
dobras
12
10
DOBRA, a former gold...
dobros
12
10
DOBRO, a type of aco...
dobson
11
11
the larva of a large...
docent
12
11
(German) a college o...
docile
14
11
compliant [adj DOCIL...
docked
14
15
DOCK, to bring into...
docken
13
15
(Scots) a dock plant...
docker
14
14
a dock worker [n -S]
docket
14
14
to provide with an i...
doctor
13
10
to treat medically [...
dodded
10
10
DOD, (Scots) to knoc...
dodder
10
9
to walk unsteadily o...
doddle
11
10
an easy task [n -S]
dodged
11
11
DODGE, to evade [v]
dodgem
12
13
an amusement park ri...
dodger
11
10
one that dodges [n -...
dodges
11
10
DODGE, to evade [v]
dodkin
11
13
an old Dutch coin, a...
dodman
10
12
a snail [n -S]
dodoes
9
8
DODO, an extinct bir...
doffed
14
14
DOFF, to take off [v...
doffer
14
13
part of a carding ma...
dogans
10
10
DOGAN, a derogatory...
dogate
10
9
the office of a doge...
dogdom
12
13
the world of dogs [n...
dogear
10
9
to turn down a corne...
dogeys
17
11
DOGEY, a stray calf,...
dogfox
19
19
a male fox [n -ES]
dogged
12
12
stubbornly determine...
dogger
12
11
a two-masted fishing...
doggie
12
11
a small dog, also DO...
dogies
11
9
DOGY, a stray calf,...
dogleg
13
12
to move along a bent...
dogman
11
13
a man who directs a...
dogmas
12
12
DOGMA, an authoritat...
dogmen
11
13
DOGMAN, a man who di...
dognap
12
13
to steal a dog [v DO...
dogrel
12
10
doggerel, also DOGGE...
dohyos
18
11
DOHYO, a sumo wrestl...
doiled
11
9
(Scots) crazy, fooli...
doings
11
10
DOING, an action [n]
doited
10
8
(Scots) in one's dot...
doitit
11
7
(Scots) in one's dot...
dolces
14
11
DOLCE, (Italian) a s...
dolent
10
9
(obsolete) causing s...
dolina
10
9
a swallow-hole, also...
doline
10
9
a swallow-hole, also...
doling
12
11
DOLE, to distribute...
dolium
13
12
(Latin) a Roman eart...
dollar
12
9
a monetary unit of t...
dolled
12
10
DOLL, to dress styli...
dollop
14
12
to dispense in small...
dolman
11
12
a Turkish robe; a hu...
dolmas
12
11
DOLMA, a vine or cab...
dolmen
11
12
a prehistoric struct...
dolors
11
8
DOLOR, grief, also D...
dolour
11
9
grief, also DOLOR [n...
domain
10
11
an area of control [...
domett
11
10
a type of plain clot...
domier
11
10
DOMY, like a dome [a...
domine
10
11
a member of the cler...
doming
12
13
DOME, to cover with...
domino
10
11
a small mask [n DOMI...
domoic
14
13
as in domoic acid, a...
donahs
11
10
DONAH, (Spanish) fem...
donair
9
8
sliced lamb rolled i...
donary
15
10
a thing given to sac...
donate
8
8
to contribute [v DON...
donder
9
9
(Afrikaans) to beat...
donees
8
8
DONEE, the person to...
dongas
10
10
DONGA, a gully in a...
donged
10
11
DONG, to ring a deep...
dongle
11
11
a security device on...
doning
10
11
(colloquial) the act...
donjon
10
18
the main tower of a...
donkey
16
14
the common ass [n -S...
donkos
10
12
DONKO, (New Zealand)...
donnas
8
9
DONNA, (Italian) a t...
donnat
8
9
(dialect) a good-for...
donned
8
10
DON, to put on [v]
donnee
7
9
(French) a datum, so...
donnes
8
9
DONNE, (French) a da...
donnot
8
9
(dialect) an idler,...
donors
9
8
DONOR, one that dona...
donsie
9
8
unlucky, also DONSY...
donuts
10
9
DONUT, to surround a...
donzel
13
18
(obsolete) a squire,...
doobie
11
10
a marijuana cigarett...
doobry
18
12
a thing whose name i...
dooced
12
11
DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
dooces
12
10
DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
doocot
12
10
(Scots) a dovecote,...
doodad
9
9
something whose name...
doodah
11
10
something whose name...
doodle
10
9
to scribble aimlessl...
doodoo
8
8
a childish word for...
doofer
11
10
a thingummybob The n...
doofus
12
11
a stupid person, als...
dooked
10
12
DOOK, (Scots) to duc...
dooket
10
11
(Scots) a dovecote,...
doolan
9
9
(New Zealand) a Roma...
doolee
9
8
(Hindi) a litter or...
dooles
10
8
DOOLE, (obsolete) pa...
doolie
10
8
(Hindi) a litter or...
doomed
10
11
DOOM, to condemn to...
doonas
8
8
DOONA, a light quilt...
doored
9
8
having a door [adj]
doorns
9
8
DOORN, (Afrikaans) a...
doosra
9
7
a delivery bowled by...
doowop
14
13
a style of singing i...
doozer
12
16
an extraordinary one...
doozie
12
16
an extraordinary one...
dopant
11
11
in electronics, an i...
dopers
12
10
DOPER, one who dopes...
dopest
12
10
DOPE, excellent [adj...
dopier
12
10
DOPY, lethargic; stu...
dopily
20
13
DOPY, lethargic; stu...
doping
13
13
the act of doping [n...
dopped
14
14
DOP, to dip [v]
dopper
14
13
a little grebe, also...
doppie
14
13
a cartridge-case [n...
doppio
14
13
a double measure of...
dorado
9
8
a large edible marin...
dorads
10
8
DORAD, any member of...
dorbas
12
10
DORBA, (Australian s...
dorbug
14
13
(US) a cockchafer [n...
dorees
9
7
DOREE, a yellow mack...
dories
10
7
DORY, a golden-yello...
dorise
10
7
to become like the D...
dorize
13
16
to become like the D...
dormer
11
10
a type of gabled win...
dormie
11
10
being ahead in golf...
dormin
11
11
abscisic acid, a pla...
dorper
12
10
a breed of mutton-pr...
dorred
10
8
DOR, to mock, scoff...
dorsad
10
8
toward the dorsum or...
dorsal
11
8
relating to the back...
dorsel
11
8
an ornamental cloth...
dorser
10
7
a covering for the b...
dorses
10
7
DORSE, a kind of sma...
dorsum
12
11
(Latin) the back [n...
dorted
10
8
DORT, (Scots) to sul...
dorter
10
7
(archaic) a dormitor...
dosage
10
9
the amount of medici...
dosehs
12
9
DOSEH, an old Arabia...
dosers
10
7
DOSER, one who doses...
doshas
12
9
DOSHA, (Sanskrit) ea...
doshes
12
9
DOSH, (slang) money...
dosing
11
10
DOSE, to give a meas...
dossal
11
8
an ornamental cloth...
dossed
10
8
DOSS, to sleep in an...
dossel
11
8
an ornamental cloth...
dosser
10
7
a covering for the b...
dosses
10
7
DOSS, to sleep in an...
dossil
12
8
a wad of lint for wi...
dotage
10
9
the state of senilit...
dotant
9
8
(Shakespeare) one wh...
dotard
10
8
someone who dotes, a...
dotcom
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13
a company that condu...
doters
10
7
DOTER, one who dotes...
dotier
10
7
DOTY, stained by dec...
doting
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10
an excessive love, a...
dotish
13
9
foolish; weak [adj]
dotted
10
8
DOT, to cover with t...
dottel
11
8
a mass of half-burnt...
dotter
10
7
one who dots [n -S]
dottle
11
8
a mass of partly bur...
douane
8
9
a customhouse [n -S]
douars
10
8
DOUAR, a type of ten...
double
13
12
to make twice as muc...
doubly
20
14
DOUBLE [adv]
doubts
13
11
DOUBT, to be uncerta...
doucer
13
11
DOUCE, (French) swee...
doucet
13
11
a sweet dish, also D...
douche
15
13
to cleanse with a je...
doughs
14
12
DOUGH, a flour mixtu...
dought
14
12
DOW, to be able [v]
doughy
20
14
resembling dough [ad...
douked
11
13
DOUK, to duck, bathe...
doulas
11
9
DOULA, (Modern Greek...
doumas
11
11
DOUMA, (Russian) the...
dourah
12
10
Indian millet, also...
douras
10
8
DOURA, Indian millet...
dourer
10
8
DOUR, determined, su...
dourly
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11
DOUR, determined, su...
doused
10
9
DOUSE, to plunge int...
douser
10
8
something used for d...
douses
10
8
DOUSE, to plunge int...
douted
10
9
DOUT, (Scots) to put...
douter
10
8
an extinguisher for...
dovens
11
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DOVEN, to utter Jewi...
dovers
12
11
DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dovier
12
11
DOVIE, (Scots) stupi...
doving
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DOVE, to doze, also...
dovish
15
13
like a dove, seeking...
dowars
13
10
DOWAR, (Arabic) a ci...
dowels
14
11
DOWEL, to fasten wit...
dowers
13
10
DOWER, to provide wi...
dowery
19
12
the property which a...
dowier
13
10
DOWIE, (Scots) dull,...
dowing
14
13
DOW, to be able [v]
dowlas
14
11
a coarse linen cloth...
dowles
14
11
DOWLE, (dialect) a p...
dowlne
13
12
(Shakespeare) down,...
downed
12
12
DOWN, to cause to fa...
downer
12
11
something that oppre...
dowsed
13
11
DOWSE, to search for...
dowser
13
10
one who searches for...
dowses
13
10
DOWSE, to search for...
dowset
13
10
a savory tart baked...
doxies
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14
DOXIE, a doctrine, a...
doyens
15
10
DOYEN, the senior me...
doyley
23
12
an ornamental napkin...
dozens
12
17
DOZEN, (Scots) to do...
dozers
13
16
DOZER, one who dozes...
dozier
13
16
DOZY, sleepy [adj]
dozily
21
19
DOZY, sleepy [adv]
dozing
14
19
the act of taking a...
drabby
21
15
sluttish, also DRABB...
drably
20
13
DRAB, dull and monot...
drachm
17
15
(Greek) a Greek mone...
draffs
15
13
DRAFF, the damp rema...
draffy
21
15
like dregs, worthles...
drafts
13
10
DRAFT, to conscript...
drafty
19
12
exposed to currents...
dragee
10
9
a sugarcoated candy...
draggy
19
13
boring [adj DRAGGIER...
dragon
10
10
a mythical, serpentl...
drails
12
8
DRAIL, to dirty by d...
drains
10
8
DRAIN, to draw off a...
drakes
11
11
DRAKE, a male duck [...
dramas
11
10
DRAMA, a story showi...
drants
10
8
DRANT, (dialect) to...
draped
12
11
DRAPE, to arrange in...
draper
12
10
a dealer in cloth [n...
drapes
12
10
DRAPE, to arrange in...
drapet
12
10
(Spenser) a cloth co...
drapey
18
12
characterized by gra...
drappy
21
15
(Scots) a little dro...
draunt
10
9
to drawl, to drone,...
drawee
12
10
the person on whom a...
drawer
13
10
one that draws [n -S...
drawls
15
11
DRAWL, to speak slow...
drawly
21
13
marked by drawling [...
drayed
16
10
DRAY, to transport b...
drazel
14
17
(dialect) a slut; a...
dreads
10
8
DREAD, to fear great...
dreams
11
10
DREAM, to experience...
dreamt
11
10
DREAM, to experience...
dreamy
17
12
full of dreams [adj...
dreare
9
7
(Spenser) dreariness...
drears
10
7
DREAR, gloom [n]
dreary
16
9
a dismal person [n D...
drecks
15
14
DRECK, inferior merc...
drecky
21
16
rubbishy, also DREKK...
dredge
11
10
to scoop mud with a...
dreest
10
7
DREE, (Scots) dreary...
dreggy
19
13
full of dregs [adj D...
dreich
16
12
dreary, also DREIGH...
dreidl
12
9
a four-sided toy mar...
dreigh
14
11
(Scots) dreary, also...
drekky
19
17
rubbishy, also DRECK...
drench
15
13
to wet thoroughly [v...
dreres
10
7
DRERE, (Spenser) dre...
dressy
17
9
showy in dress [adj...
drices
14
10
DRICE, dry ice or fr...
driegh
14
11
(Scots) dreary, also...
driers
11
7
DRIER, an apparatus...
driest
11
7
DRY, having no moist...
drifts
14
10
DRIFT, to drift alon...
drifty
20
12
full of masses of wi...
drills
14
9
DRILL, to bore a hol...
drinks
12
12
DRINK, to swallow li...
drippy
22
15
silly, inane [adj DR...
drivel
14
12
to let saliva flow f...
driven
12
12
DRIVE, to urge or co...
driver
13
11
one who drives [n -S...
drives
13
11
DRIVE, to urge or co...
droger
11
9
a West Indian sailin...
drogue
11
10
a funnel-shaped sea...
droich
16
12
(Gaelic) a dwarf [n...
droids
11
8
DROID, (colloquial)...
droils
12
8
DROIL, (obsolete) to...
droits
11
7
DROIT, (French) a le...
drokes
11
11
DROKE, (Canadian) a...
droler
11
8
DROLE, amusing [adj]
droles
11
8
DROLE, a rogue or kn...
drolls
13
9
DROLL, to jest [v]
drolly
19
11
DROLL, quaintly amus...
dromes
11
10
DROME, (colloquial)...
dromic
15
13
relating to a raceco...
dromoi
11
10
DROMOS, a Greek race...
dromon
10
11
a large fast-sailing...
dromos
11
10
a Greek race-course...
droned
9
9
DRONE, to make a mon...
droner
9
8
one who drones [n -S...
drones
9
8
DRONE, to make a mon...
drongo
10
10
(Australian slang) a...
droobs
12
10
DROOB, (Australian s...
droogs
11
9
DROOG, (Russian) a v...
drooks
11
11
DROOK, (Scots) to dr...
drools
11
8
DROOL, to let saliva...
drooly
17
10
drooling [adj DROOLI...
droome
10
10
(Spenser) a drum [n...
droops
12
10
DROOP, to hang downw...
droopy
18
12
hanging [adj DROOPIE...
dropsy
19
12
unnatural accumulati...
drosky
18
13
an open carriage, al...
drossy
17
9
worthless [adj DROSS...
drouks
12
12
DROUK, (Scots) to dr...
drouth
13
10
drought [n -S]
droved
12
12
DROVE, to drive shee...
drover
12
11
a driver of cattle o...
droves
12
11
DROVE, to drive shee...
drownd
13
12
(colloquial) to drow...
drowns
13
11
DROWN, to suffocate...
drowse
13
10
to doze [v DROWSED,...
drowsy
20
12
sleepy [adj DROWSIER...
drudge
12
11
to do hard, tedious...
druggy
20
14
affected by drugs [a...
druids
12
9
DRUID, one of an anc...
drumly
20
14
(Scots) turbid, mudd...
drummy
20
16
(South Africa) a dru...
drunks
12
13
DRUNK, an intoxicate...
drupel
14
12
a small part of a fr...
drupes
13
11
DRUPE, a fleshy frui...
drusen
10
9
accumulations of ext...
druses
11
8
DRUSE, a crust of sm...
dryads
17
10
DRYAD, a nymph of th...
dryers
17
9
DRYER, an apparatus...
dryest
17
9
DRY, having no moist...
drying
18
12
the act of drying [n...
dryish
20
11
somewhat dry [adj]
drylot
18
10
an enclosure for liv...
dsobos
12
10
DSOBO, (Tibetan) a m...
dsomos
11
10
DSOMO, (Tibetan) a f...
dualin
11
10
an explosive mixture...
dually
19
12
DUAL, twofold [adv]
dubbed
15
15
DUB, to confer knigh...
dubber
15
14
one that dubs [n -S]
dubbin
15
15
a preparation of gre...
dubbos
15
14
DUBBO, (Australian s...
ducats
14
11
DUCAT, (historical)...
ducked
15
16
DUCK, to bob quickly...
ducker
15
15
a diving-bird [n -S]
duckie
15
15
(US slang) excellent...
ductal
15
12
made up of ducts [ad...
ducted
14
12
DUCT, to transport a...
dudder
11
10
to tremble, shudder...
duddie
11
10
(Scots) ragged, also...
dudeen
9
10
(Irish) a clay pipe,...
duding
12
12
DUDE, to dress in fl...
dudish
14
11
like, or characteris...
dudism
13
12
dressing up like a d...
dueful
14
13
(Spenser) proper, fi...
dueled
11
10
DUEL, to fight forma...
dueler
11
9
one who duels, also...
duelli
13
10
DUELLO, (Italian) a...
duello
12
10
(Italian) a duel, du...
duende
9
10
(Spanish) the power...
duenna
8
10
(Spanish) a governes...
dueted
10
9
DUET, to perform a d...
duetti
11
8
DUETTO, a musical pe...
duetto
10
8
a musical performanc...
duetts
11
8
DUETT, a musical per...
duffed
15
15
DUFF, to bungle [v]
duffel
16
15
a coarse woollen fab...
duffer
15
14
a clumsy person [n -...
duffle
16
15
a coarse woollen fab...
dugite
12
10
an Australian venomo...
dugong
12
13
an aquatic mammal, a...
dugout
12
11
a canoe made by holl...
duhkha
16
16
suffering due to the...
duiker
12
12
(Afrikaans) a small...
dukery
18
14
a duke's seat [n DUK...
duking
13
15
DUKE, to fight with...
dukkah
15
18
a mix of ground nuts...
dukkas
13
16
DUKKA, a mix of grou...
dukkha
15
18
suffering due to the...
dulces
15
12
DULCE, a sweet food...
dulcet
15
12
sweet-toned [adj DUL...
dulias
12
9
DULIA, in Roman Cath...
dulled
13
11
DULL, to blunt, make...
duller
13
10
DULL, mentally slow...
dulses
12
9
DULSE, an edible red...
dumbed
14
15
DUMB, to deprive of...
dumber
14
14
DUMB, incapable of s...
dumbly
22
17
DUMB, incapable of s...
dumbos
14
14
DUMBO, (colloquial)...
dumdum
14
16
a soft-nosed expandi...
dumela
12
12
(South Africa) hello...
dumkas
13
15
DUMKA, (Czech) a lam...
dumose
11
11
abounding with bushe...
dumous
12
12
abounding with bushe...
dumped
14
15
DUMP, to unload, let...
dumpee
13
14
the person in a rela...
dumper
14
14
a wave that crashes...
dumple
15
15
to make dumpy; to fo...
dunams
11
12
DUNAM, an Israeli la...
dunces
13
12
DUNCE, a stupid pers...
dunder
10
10
dregs of sugar-cane...
dunged
11
12
DUNG, to fertilize w...
dunger
11
11
(New Zealand) a dila...
dunite
10
9
an igneous rock comp...
dunked
11
14
DUNK, to dip into li...
dunker
11
13
one who dunks [n -S]
dunlin
11
11
a species of brown-a...
dunned
9
11
DUN, to make demands...
dunner
9
10
DUN, of a dull brown...
dunted
10
10
DUNT, to strike with...
duolog
12
11
a conversation betwe...
duomos
11
11
DUOMO, (Italian) a c...
dupers
13
11
DUPER, one who dupes...
dupery
19
13
the act or practice...
duping
14
14
the act of deceiving...
dupion
12
12
(French) a coarse si...
duplet
14
12
a pair of electrons...
duplex
20
19
to make duple [v -ED...
dupped
15
15
DUP, (Shakespeare) t...
durals
12
9
DURAL, (tradename) a...
durant
10
9
a strong cloth in im...
durbar
13
11
the court of a nativ...
durdum
13
13
(Scots) an uproar; a...
duress
11
8
compulsion by force,...
durgah
14
12
a structure over a p...
durgan
11
11
(dialect) a dwarf, a...
durian
10
9
(Malay) a tree of th...
during
12
11
throughout the durat...
durion
10
9
(Malay) a tree of th...
durned
10
10
damned [adj DURNEDER...
durocs
14
11
DUROC, a large red h...
duroys
17
10
DUROY, a coarse wool...
durras
11
8
DURRA, (Arabic) indi...
durrie
11
8
an Indian cotton rug...
durums
13
12
DURUM, a strain of w...
durzis
15
17
DURZI, a Hindu tailo...
dushed
13
11
DUSH, (Scots) to str...
dushes
13
10
DUSH, (Scots) to str...
dusked
12
13
DUSK, to make dim [v...
dusken
11
13
to grow dark [v -ED,...
dusker
12
12
DUSK, dim, darkening...
duskly
20
15
DUSK, dim, darkening...
dusted
11
9
DUST, to rid of minu...
duster
11
8
one who dusts [n -S]
dustup
14
12
a to-do, a quarrel [...
dutied
11
9
subjected to duties...
duties
11
8
DUTY, a moral or leg...
duvets
13
12
DUVET, a light quilt...
duyker
18
14
(Afrikaans) a small...
dwaals
14
11
DWAAL, (South Africa...
dwales
14
11
DWALE, deadly nights...
dwalms
16
14
DWALM, to swoon, als...
dwangs
14
13
DWANG, a piece of ti...
dwarfs
16
13
DWARF, to cause to a...
dwaums
15
14
DWAUM, to swoon, als...
dweebs
15
13
DWEEB, a fool [n]
dweeby
21
15
socially inept, also...
dwells
16
12
DWELL, to reside [v]
dwiles
15
11
DWILE, a floorcloth...
dwined
13
12
DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
dwines
13
11
DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
dyable
19
13
that can be dyed, al...
dyadic
20
13
pertaining to the nu...
dybbuk
23
20
(Yiddish) a wanderin...
dyeing
17
12
something coloured w...
dyings
18
12
DYING, a passing out...
dykier
18
13
DYKEY, like a lesbia...
dyking
19
16
DYKE, to furnish wit...
dykons
17
14
DYKON, a celebrity,...
dynamo
16
13
a machine for genera...
dynast
16
10
a hereditary ruler [...
dynein
15
11
an enzyme involved i...
dynels
17
11
DYNEL, a synthetic f...
dynode
15
11
an intermediate elec...
dysury
24
12
pain in passing urin...
dyvour
19
14
(Scots) a bankrupt [...
dzeren
12
17
a kind of Asian ante...
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