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faaing
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FAA, (Scots) to fall...
fabber
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FAB, excellent [adj]
fabled
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FABLE, to tell ficti...
fabler
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a writer of fables [...
fables
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FABLE, to tell ficti...
fablet
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a large smartphone t...
fabric
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to construct [v FABR...
facade
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the front of a build...
facers
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12
FACER, a sudden diff...
facete
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(archaic) facetious...
facets
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12
FACET, to cut small...
faceup
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with the front part...
faciae
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FACIA, an architectu...
facial
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relating to the face...
facias
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12
FACIA, an architectu...
facies
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12
(Latin) facial expre...
facile
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(French) easily said...
facing
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the lining at the ed...
factis
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(Latin) vulcanized o...
factor
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to express as a prod...
factum
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(Latin) a man's own...
facula
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an unusually bright...
faddle
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to trifle; to toy [v...
fadein
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a gradual increase i...
faders
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FADER, a sliding con...
fadeur
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(French) dullness, i...
fadged
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FADGE, (archaic) to...
fadges
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FADGE, (archaic) to...
fadier
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FADY, wearing away [...
fading
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an Irish dance [n -S...
faecal
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relating to faeces,...
faeces
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bodily waste dischar...
faenas
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FAENA, a series of p...
faerie
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9
(archaic) the world...
faffed
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FAFF, (colloquial) t...
fagged
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14
FAG, to make weary b...
faggot
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to bind together in...
fagins
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FAGIN, an adult who...
fagots
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FAGOT, to bind toget...
faible
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(French) the part of...
faiked
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FAIK, (Scots) to aba...
faikes
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a kind of thin-bedde...
failed
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FAIL, to be unsucces...
faille
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11
(French) a shiny clo...
fained
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11
FAIN, (Spenser) to f...
fainer
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10
FAIN, happy; incline...
faines
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10
FAINE, (Spenser) to...
fainly
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FAIN, happy; incline...
fainne
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a ring-shaped badge...
faints
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10
FAINT, to lose consc...
fainty
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somewhat faint, also...
faired
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10
FAIR, to make fair [...
fairer
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9
FAIR, just; pleasant...
fairly
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FAIR, just; pleasant...
faiths
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11
FAITH, to believe or...
faitor
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9
an imposter, also FA...
fajita
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(Spanish) marinated...
fakeer
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a Hindu ascetic, als...
fakers
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FAKER, one who fakes...
fakery
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the practice of faki...
fakeys
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FAKEY, a skateboardi...
fakier
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FAKEY, fake [adj]
fakies
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FAKIE, (in skateboar...
faking
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FAKE, to pretend and...
fakirs
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FAKIR, a Hindu ascet...
falces
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FALX, the sickle-sha...
falcon
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any of various long-...
fallal
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a showy article of d...
fallen
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12
FALL, to descend fre...
faller
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one who falls [n -S]
fallow
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to plough and leave...
falsed
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11
FALSE, to deceive [v...
falser
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10
(obsolete) a falsifi...
falses
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10
FALSE, to deceive [v...
falsie
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10
a pad worn within a...
falter
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10
to hesitate [v -ED,...
family
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a group of persons r...
famine
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extreme scarcity of...
faming
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15
FAME, to make famous...
famish
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to suffer extreme hu...
famous
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renowned [adj FAMOUS...
famuli
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FAMULUS, (Latin) an...
fanals
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FANAL, (archaic) a l...
fanboy
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an obsessively enthu...
fanded
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FAND, (Scots) to try...
fandom
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an aggregate of enth...
fanega
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(Spanish) a dry meas...
fanfic
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(short for) fiction...
fangas
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FANGA, a Spanish uni...
fanged
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FANG, to seize in th...
fangle
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to decorate fancily...
fangos
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12
FANGO, (Italian) cla...
fanion
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a small flag, esp. f...
fanjet
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a type of jet engine...
fanked
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FANK, (Scots) to put...
fankle
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(Scots) to entangle...
fanned
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FAN, to cool with a...
fannel
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a strip of material...
fanner
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one who fans [n -S]
fanons
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FANON, a liturgical...
fansub
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the subtitling of fo...
fantad
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a fidgety state, als...
fantod
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a fidgety state, als...
fantom
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a phantom, something...
fanums
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FANUM, a cape worn b...
faqirs
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FAQIR, a Hindu ascet...
faquir
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a Hindu ascetic, als...
farads
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FARAD, a unit of ele...
farand
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(Scots) having a cer...
farced
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FARCE, to fill with...
farcer
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a performer in farce...
farces
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FARCE, to fill with...
farcie
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(French) stuffed, as...
farcin
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(obsolete) a disease...
farded
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FARD, to paint with...
fardel
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(obsolete) a burden...
farden
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(dialect) a farthing...
farers
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FARER, a traveller [...
farfal
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noodles in the form...
farfel
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noodles in the form...
farfet
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far fetched [adj]
farina
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a fine flour or meal...
faring
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FARE, to get on or s...
farles
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10
FARLE, an oatmeal ca...
farmed
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FARM, to practise th...
farmer
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12
one who farms [n -S]
farred
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10
FAR, to remove to a...
farren
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10
a division of land [...
farrow
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to give birth to a l...
farsed
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FARSE, to expand a n...
farses
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9
FARSE, to expand a n...
farted
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10
FART, to expel gas t...
fasces
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an ancient Roman sym...
fascia
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an architectural ban...
fascio
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an organized politic...
fascis
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(Latin) a bundle of...
fashed
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FASH, to bother or a...
fashes
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FASH, to bother or a...
fasted
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10
FAST, to abstain fro...
fasten
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to secure [v -ED, -I...
faster
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one who fasts [n -S]
fastie
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(Australian slang) a...
fastly
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(Shakespeare) firmly...
father
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to be the male paren...
fathom
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a measure of length,...
fating
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FATE, to destine [v]
fatsia
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an evergreen spreadi...
fatsos
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FATSO, (colloquial)...
fatted
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FAT, to make plump [...
fatten
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to make fat [v -ED,...
fatter
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9
FAT, having an abund...
fatwah
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to threaten death by...
fatwas
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FATWA, to threaten d...
faucal
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a sound produced in...
fauces
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the passage from the...
faucet
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a pipe inserted in a...
faulds
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FAULD, the arch over...
faults
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FAULT, to criticize...
faulty
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imperfect [adj FAULT...
faunae
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FAUNA, the animal li...
faunal
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relating to fauna, t...
faunas
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FAUNA, the animal li...
faurer
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FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
fauted
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FAUT, (Scots) to fau...
fautor
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a favorer, a patron...
fauves
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FAUVE, a member of a...
favela
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a slum area, also FA...
favell
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(obsolete) light bro...
favels
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FAVEL, a horse of th...
favest
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FAVE, (slang) favour...
favism
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an acute type of ana...
favors
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FAVOR, to regard wit...
favose
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honeycombed [adj]
favour
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to regard with goodw...
favous
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like a honeycomb [ad...
fawned
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FAWN, to please in a...
fawner
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one who fawns [n -S]
faxing
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FAX, to send message...
fayest
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FAY, whimsical, also...
faying
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FAY, to clean out es...
fayned
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FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
faynes
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FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fayres
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FAYRE, (archaic) a f...
fazing
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FAZE, to unsettle, a...
feague
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(obsolete) to beat,...
fealed
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FEAL, to conceal [v]
fealty
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the vassal's obligat...
feared
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FEAR, to be afraid o...
fearer
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9
one who fears [n -S]
feares
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9
FEARE, a companion,...
feased
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FEASE, to unsettle,...
feases
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9
FEASE, to unsettle,...
feasts
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FEAST, to dine sumpt...
feated
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FEAT, (Shakespeare)...
feater
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FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
featly
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(Shakespeare) gracef...
feazed
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FEAZE, to unsettle,...
feazes
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FEAZE, to unsettle,...
fechts
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FECHT, (Scots) to fi...
fecial
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a priest of ancient...
fecked
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FECK, (Scots) to fuc...
feckin
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(colloquial) fucking...
feckly
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(archaic) mostly, ne...
fecula
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a fine flour usually...
fecund
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fruitful in offsprin...
fedora
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10
a felt hat with a br...
feeble
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very weak [adj FEEBL...
feebly
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FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feeder
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one that feeds [n -S...
feeing
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FEE, to pay a fixed...
feeler
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10
the antenna of insec...
feered
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10
FEER, (Scots) to dra...
feerie
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9
a theatrical extrava...
feerin
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10
a first guiding furr...
feesed
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10
FEESE, to unsettle,...
feeses
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9
FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezed
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FEEZE, to unsettle,...
feezes
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FEEZE, to unsettle,...
fegary
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a whim, also VAGARY...
fehmic
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pertaining to a fehm...
feigns
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FEIGN, to pretend, g...
feijoa
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18
(Portuguese) a tropi...
feints
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FEINT, to make a pre...
feirie
12
9
(Scots) nimble, fit...
feists
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9
FEIST, a small dog o...
feisty
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spirited [adj FEISTI...
felids
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FELID, a member of t...
feline
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related to the cat f...
fellah
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a peasant of laboure...
fellas
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FELLA, (colloquial)...
felled
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FELL, to cause to fa...
feller
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one that fells [n -S...
felloe
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the rim of a wheel,...
fellow
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to produce an equal...
felons
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FELON, a person guil...
felony
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a grave crime [n FEL...
felsic
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having quartz and fe...
felted
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FELT, to mat togethe...
felter
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10
to mat together like...
female
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the sex that can bea...
femals
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FEMAL, (Milton) a fe...
femmes
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FEMME, (French) a wo...
femora
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FEMUR, a bone in the...
femurs
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FEMUR, a bone in the...
fenced
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FENCE, to enclose wi...
fencer
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one who fences [n -S...
fences
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FENCE, to enclose wi...
fended
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FEND, to ward off [v...
fender
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a metal guard over a...
fening
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a monetary unit of B...
fenman
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a fen country reside...
fenmen
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14
FENMAN, a fen countr...
fennec
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14
the desert fox [n -S...
fennel
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a yellow-flowered um...
feodal
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relating to feuds or...
feoffs
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FEOFF, to grant a fe...
ferals
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10
FERAL, a person who...
ferbam
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a fungicide [n -S]
ferest
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9
FERE, able [adj]
feriae
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9
FERIA, a weekday whi...
ferial
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10
pertaining to holida...
ferias
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9
FERIA, a weekday whi...
ferine
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10
of a species which b...
ferity
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11
the state of being w...
ferlie
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10
(archaic) a wonder,...
fermis
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12
FERMI, in physics, a...
ferrel
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10
to fit with a metal...
ferret
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9
to search out persis...
ferric
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12
pertaining to iron [...
ferrum
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13
iron [n -S]
ferula
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11
a flat piece of wood...
ferule
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11
to fit with a metal...
fervid
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14
warm, ardent [adj FE...
fervor
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great intensity, als...
fescue
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13
a kind of perennial...
fessed
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10
FESS, to confess [v]
fesses
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9
FESS, to confess [v]
festal
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10
of or pertaining to...
festas
12
9
FESTA, a holiday [n]
fester
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9
to generate pus [v -...
fetial
13
10
a priest of ancient...
fetich
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14
a fixation, also FET...
feting
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12
FETE, to honour with...
fetish
15
11
a fixation, also FET...
fetors
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9
FETOR, a stench, als...
fettas
12
9
FETTA, a crumbly whi...
fetted
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10
FETT, (obsolete) to...
fetter
12
9
to shackle [v -ED, -...
fettle
13
10
to potter fussily ab...
fetwas
15
12
FETWA, an Islamic re...
feuars
12
10
FEUAR, (Scots) in la...
feudal
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12
pertaining to an anc...
feuded
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12
FEUD, to engage in a...
feuing
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13
FEU, to grant land t...
feutre
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10
to set a spear in a...
fevers
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13
FEVER, to affect wit...
fewest
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12
FEW, not many [adj]
fewmet
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15
(archaic) the dung o...
fewter
15
12
to set a spear in a...
feyest
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11
FEY, foreseeing the...
feying
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14
FEY, to clean out, e...
fezzed
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wearing a fez [adj]
fezzes
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27
FEZ, a red brimless...
fiacre
15
12
(French) a small hac...
fiance
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13
a man engaged to be...
fiasco
15
12
a wine bottle [n FIA...
fiated
12
10
FIAT, to sanction [v...
fiaunt
12
11
(Spenser) a fiat [n...
fibbed
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16
FIB, to tell a trivi...
fibber
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15
one who fibs [n -S]
fibers
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12
FIBER, a threadlike...
fibred
15
13
having fibre, also F...
fibres
15
12
FIBRE, a threadlike...
fibril
17
13
a small fibre, also...
fibrin
15
13
an insoluble protein...
fibros
15
12
FIBRO, a wall board...
fibula
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14
a bone in the leg [n...
ficain
15
13
a cysteine proteinas...
fiches
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14
FICHE, (French) a ca...
fichus
19
15
FICHU, (French) a li...
ficins
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FICIN, a cysteine pr...
fickle
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17
not loyal [adj FICKL...
fickly
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19
FICKLE, not loyal [a...
ficoes
15
12
FICO, (Shakespeare)...
fictor
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12
a person who makes i...
fiddle
14
12
to play a violin [v...
fiddly
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14
time consuming [adj...
fidged
14
13
FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fidges
14
12
FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fidget
14
12
to move about restle...
fields
14
11
FIELD, to play as a...
fiends
12
11
FIEND, a devil; a pe...
fients
12
10
FIENT, (Scots) a fie...
fierce
15
12
violently hostile or...
fieres
12
9
FIERE, a companion,...
fiesta
12
9
(Spanish) in Spain o...
fifers
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12
FIFER, one who plays...
fifing
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15
FIFE, to play a high...
fifths
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14
FIFTH, one of five e...
figged
15
14
FIG, to dress up [v]
fights
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13
FIGHT, to contend in...
figjam
17
23
(Australian slang) a...
figure
14
12
to compute [v FIGURE...
fikery
20
15
(Scots) fuss, fidget...
fikier
14
13
FIKY, fidgeting and...
fiking
15
16
FIKE, to fidget rest...
fikish
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15
(Scots) fidgeting an...
filers
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10
FILER, a person or t...
filets
14
10
FILET, to cut bonele...
filfot
16
13
a swastika, also FYL...
filial
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11
pertaining to a son...
filing
15
13
a particle removed b...
filius
15
11
(Lat) a son [n FILII...
filled
15
12
FILL, to make full [...
filler
15
11
one that fills [n -S...
filles
15
11
FILLE, (French) a gi...
fillet
15
11
to cut boneless slic...
fillip
18
14
to strike sharply [v...
fillos
15
11
FILLO, (Greek) very...
filmed
15
14
FILM, to make a moti...
filmer
15
13
one who films [n -S]
filmic
19
16
pertaining to motion...
filmis
16
13
FILMI, (Hinglish) re...
filose
13
10
resembling a thread...
filter
14
10
to purify a fluid of...
filths
17
12
FILTH, foul or dirty...
filthy
23
14
offensively dirty [a...
filtre
14
10
as in cafe filtre, a...
fimble
17
16
the male plant of he...
finale
12
11
a termination of som...
finals
13
11
FINAL, the last exam...
fincas
15
13
FINCA, (Spanish) a S...
finder
12
11
one that finds [n -S...
fineer
11
10
to get goods by frau...
finely
19
13
FINE, delicate [adv]
finers
12
10
FINER, a refiner [n]
finery
18
12
elaborate adornment...
finest
12
10
the worthiest citize...
fingan
12
13
the handleless coffe...
finger
13
12
to touch with one of...
finial
13
11
a decorating on the...
fining
13
13
the process of refin...
finish
15
12
to bring to an end [...
finite
12
10
limited [adj FINITEL...
finito
12
10
(Italian) finished [...
finjan
13
20
the handleless coffe...
finked
13
15
FINK, to inform to t...
finlit
14
11
(colloquial) financi...
finnac
14
14
a young seatrout, al...
finnan
10
12
(Scots) haddock cure...
finned
11
12
FIN, to equip with p...
finner
11
11
a finback whale, als...
finsko
13
14
a reindeer-skin boot...
fiords
13
10
FIORD, a narrow inle...
fiorin
12
10
a species of creepin...
fipple
18
16
a plug at the end of...
fiques
21
19
FIQUE, a tough natur...
firers
13
9
FIRER, a person who...
firies
13
9
FIRIE, (Australian s...
firing
14
12
the process of matur...
firked
14
14
FIRK, (Shakespeare)...
firkin
14
14
a small cask for liq...
firlot
14
10
an old measure of gr...
firman
13
13
an Oriental sovereig...
firmed
14
13
FIRM, to make firm [...
firmer
14
12
a carpenter's or woo...
firmly
22
15
FIRM, unyielding to...
firsts
14
9
FIRST, something tha...
firths
16
11
FIRTH, an inlet of t...
fiscal
17
13
relating to the publ...
fisgig
16
13
a giddy girl, a fire...
fished
15
12
FISH, to try to catc...
fisher
15
11
one who catches fish...
fishes
15
11
FISH, to try to catc...
fisked
14
14
FISK, to frisk, gad...
fissle
14
10
(Scots) to rustle [v...
fisted
13
10
FIST, to strike with...
fistic
17
12
(facetious) relating...
fitche
18
14
in heraldry, coming...
fitchy
25
16
in heraldry, coming...
fitful
17
14
marked by sudden imp...
fitnas
12
10
FITNA, a state of tr...
fitted
13
10
FIT, to adjust to th...
fitter
13
9
one that fits [n -S]
fittes
13
9
FITTE, (archaic) a d...
fivers
15
13
FIVER, a five dollar...
fixate
18
16
to make stable [v FI...
fixers
19
16
FIXER, one that fixe...
fixing
20
19
the act or process o...
fixits
20
16
FIXIT, a person know...
fixity
26
18
stability [n FIXITIE...
fixive
21
20
acting to fix a phot...
fixure
19
17
(Shakespeare) stabil...
fizgig
19
22
a police informer [n...
fizzed
19
28
FIZZ, to make a hiss...
fizzen
18
28
(Scots) physical ene...
fizzer
19
27
(Australian slang) a...
fizzes
19
27
FIZZ, to make a hiss...
fizzle
20
28
to come to nothing [...
fjelds
16
20
FJELD, (Norwegian) a...
fjords
15
19
FJORD, a narrow inle...
flabby
24
18
hanging loose [adj F...
flacks
18
17
FLACK, to work as a...
flacon
15
14
(French) a small dec...
flaffs
18
16
FLAFF, (Scots) to fl...
flaggy
22
16
drooping [adj FLAGGI...
flagon
13
13
a large vessel conta...
flails
15
11
FLAIL, to thresh abo...
flairs
14
10
FLAIR, a natural ski...
flaked
14
15
FLAKE, to peel off i...
flaker
14
14
someone or something...
flakes
14
14
FLAKE, to peel off i...
flakey
20
16
in flakes; crazy, ec...
flambe
16
16
to douse (e.g. a pan...
flamed
14
14
FLAME, to burn brigh...
flamen
13
14
a priest of ancient...
flamer
14
13
a person who or thin...
flames
14
13
FLAME, to burn brigh...
flamms
16
16
FLAMM, (archaic) a c...
flanch
18
16
to widen into a flar...
flaned
12
12
FLANE, to walk idly,...
flanes
12
11
FLANE, to walk idly,...
flange
13
13
to provide with a pr...
flanks
14
15
FLANK, to be situate...
flanny
18
14
(Aust) a shirt made...
flappy
24
18
flapping [adj FLAPPI...
flared
13
11
FLARE, to display gl...
flares
13
10
FLARE, to display gl...
flaser
13
10
a streaky appearance...
flashy
22
14
showy, vulgar [adj F...
flasks
15
14
FLASK, a narrow-neck...
flatly
21
13
FLAT, having a smoot...
flatty
20
12
a light flat shoe, a...
flatus
14
11
intestinal gas [n -E...
flaune
12
12
(archaic) a sort of...
flaunt
13
12
to exhibit in a show...
flauta
13
11
a tortilla rolled ar...
flavas
15
14
FLAVA, (slang) a spe...
flavin
15
15
a yellow dye made fr...
flavor
15
14
to impart a special...
flawed
16
14
FLAW, to make defect...
flawns
16
14
FLAWN, (archaic) a c...
flaxen
18
18
pale yellow [adj]
flaxes
19
17
FLAX, the fibres of...
flayed
19
13
FLAY, to strip off s...
flayer
19
12
one who flays [n -S]
fleadh
15
13
(Irish) a festival o...
fleams
14
13
FLEAM, a lancet for...
fleche
18
15
(French) a slender s...
flecks
18
17
FLECK, to mark with...
flecky
24
19
flecked [adj FLECKIE...
fledge
14
13
to furnish with feat...
fledgy
21
15
covered with feather...
fleece
15
13
to remove the wool o...
fleech
18
15
(Scots) to flatter,...
fleecy
22
15
like a fleece [adj F...
fleers
13
10
FLEER, to deride by...
fleets
13
10
FLEET, to move swift...
flemed
14
14
FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flemes
14
13
FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flemit
15
13
FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flench
18
16
to strip the blubber...
flense
12
11
to strip the blubber...
fleshy
22
14
having much flesh [a...
fletch
19
15
to provide (an arrow...
fleurs
14
11
FLEUR, (French) a fl...
fleury
20
13
decorated with fleur...
flewed
16
14
having a flew [adj]
flexed
19
18
FLEX, to bend [v]
flexes
19
17
FLEX, to bend [v]
flexor
19
17
a muscle that bends...
flexos
19
17
FLEXO, a method of r...
fleyed
19
13
FLEY, (Scots) to fri...
flicks
19
17
FLICK, to strike lig...
fliers
14
10
FLIER, one that flie...
fliest
14
10
FLY, shrewd, knowing...
flight
18
14
to migrate in a floc...
flimps
18
16
FLIMP, to rob while...
flimsy
22
15
a thin paper [n FLIM...
flinch
19
16
to shrink back invol...
flings
15
13
FLING, to throw with...
flints
14
11
FLINT, to provide wi...
flinty
20
13
resembling flint [ad...
flippy
25
18
flaring at the botto...
flirts
15
10
FLIRT, to engage in...
flirty
21
12
light-heartedly amor...
flisks
16
14
FLISK, to caper abou...
flisky
22
16
(Scots) restive, whi...
flitch
20
15
to cut into strips [...
flited
14
11
FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flites
14
10
FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flitts
15
10
FLITT, (obsolete) to...
flixed
20
18
FLIX, to melt, also...
flixes
20
17
FLIX, to melt, also...
floats
13
10
FLOAT, to rest or mo...
floaty
19
12
tending to float [ad...
flocci
20
16
FLOCCUS, the tuft of...
flocks
18
17
FLOCK, to gather or...
flocky
24
19
abounding with flock...
flongs
14
13
FLONG, papier-mache...
floods
13
11
FLOOD, to inundate [...
flooey
18
12
awry, also FLOOIE [a...
flooie
12
10
awry, also FLOOEY [a...
floors
13
10
FLOOR, to supply wit...
floosy
19
12
a prostitute, also F...
floozy
22
21
a prostitute, also F...
floppy
24
18
a type of computer d...
florae
12
10
FLORA, the plant lif...
floral
14
11
relating to flowers...
floras
13
10
FLORA, the plant lif...
floret
13
10
a small flower, esp....
florid
14
11
flowery; having a ru...
florin
13
11
an obsolete British...
flossy
20
12
resembling a light s...
flotas
13
10
FLOTA, (Spanish) a c...
floted
13
11
FLOTE, to skim e.g....
flotel
14
11
a platform or boat c...
flotes
13
10
FLOTE [n]
flours
14
11
FLOUR, to cover with...
floury
20
13
fine-grained like fl...
flouse
13
11
to splash, also FLOU...
floush
16
13
to splash, also FLOU...
flouts
14
11
FLOUT, to treat with...
flowed
16
14
FLOW, to move steadi...
flower
16
13
to blossom or flouri...
fluate
13
11
(obsolete) a fluorid...
fluent
13
12
flowing [adj FLUENTL...
fluffs
19
17
FLUFF, to make fluff...
fluffy
25
19
downy, light and sof...
flugel
16
14
a grand piano [n -S]
fluids
15
12
FLUID, a substance t...
fluier
14
11
FLUEY, infected with...
fluish
17
13
having flu to some e...
fluked
15
16
FLUKE, to obtain by...
flukes
15
15
FLUKE, to obtain by...
flukey
21
17
lucky, by accidental...
flumed
15
15
FLUME, to convey by...
flumes
15
14
FLUME, to convey by...
flumps
18
17
FLUMP, to fall or mo...
flunks
15
16
FLUNK, to fail in an...
flunky
21
18
a servile follower,...
fluors
14
11
FLUOR, a mineral for...
flurrs
15
11
FLURR, to scatter [v...
flurry
21
13
to agitate [v FLURRI...
flushy
23
15
red-complexioned [ad...
fluted
14
12
FLUTE, to play on a...
fluter
14
11
one who plays the fl...
flutes
14
11
FLUTE, to play on a...
flutey
20
13
like a flute in tone...
fluxed
20
19
FLUX, to melt, also...
fluxes
20
18
FLUX, to melt, also...
fluyts
21
13
FLUYT, (Dutch) a sma...
flyboy
28
17
a pilot in the air f...
flybys
29
17
FLYBY, a flight, at...
flyers
20
12
FLYER, one that flie...
flyest
20
12
FLY, shrewd, knowing...
flying
21
15
the operation of an...
flyman
20
16
the driver of a fly,...
flymen
20
16
FLYMAN, the driver o...
flyoff
24
18
a competitive testin...
flyped
22
16
FLYPE, to strip back...
flypes
22
15
FLYPE, to strip back...
flysch
26
17
(German) a great Alp...
flyted
20
13
FLYTE, (Scots) to qu...
flytes
20
12
FLYTE, (Scots) to qu...
flyway
29
17
an established air r...
foaled
12
11
FOAL, to give birth...
foamed
12
13
FOAM, to form froth...
foamer
12
12
something that foams...
fobbed
16
16
FOB, to cheat, also...
fodder
12
11
to feed cattle with...
fodgel
14
13
(Scots) plump and so...
foefie
13
12
(South African) as i...
foehns
13
12
FOEHN, a warm dry wi...
foeman
11
13
an enemy in war [n F...
foemen
11
13
FOEMAN, an enemy in...
foetal
12
10
pertaining to a fetu...
foetid
12
10
stinking, also FETID...
foetor
11
9
a stench, also FETOR...
foetus
12
10
the unborn in the wo...
fogash
15
13
a fish, the pike-per...
fogbow
18
17
a nebulous arc of li...
fogdog
14
14
a nebulous arc of li...
fogeys
19
13
FOGEY, a person with...
fogged
14
14
FOG, to cover with c...
fogger
14
13
a person who sets ra...
fogies
13
11
FOGIE, a person with...
fogles
14
12
FOGLE, (slang) a sil...
fogman
13
15
a person who sets ra...
fogmen
13
15
FOGMAN, a person who...
fogous
13
12
FOGOU, a manmade und...
fogram
14
14
a person with an old...
foible
15
13
a minor weakness or...
foiled
13
11
FOIL, to defeat or b...
foined
11
11
FOIN, to thrust with...
foison
11
10
(Scots) physical ene...
foists
13
9
FOIST, to pass off (...
folate
12
10
a form of vitamin B...
folded
13
12
FOLD, to double over...
folder
13
11
one that folds [n -S...
foldup
16
15
an object that folds...
foleys
19
12
FOLEY, in filming, t...
foliar
13
10
relating to leaves,...
folies
13
10
FOLIE, (French) madn...
folios
13
10
FOLIO, to number the...
folium
15
14
a leaf, a thin layer...
folkie
14
14
a performer of folk...
folksy
21
16
having an affected f...
folles
14
11
FOLLIS, a coin of an...
follis
15
11
a coin of ancient Ro...
follow
17
14
to go after or behin...
foment
12
13
to foster or promote...
fomite
13
12
a substance capable...
fondas
11
11
FONDA, (Spanish) a t...
fonded
11
12
FOND, to display aff...
fonder
11
11
FOND, having an affe...
fondle
12
12
to caress [v FONDLED...
fondly
19
14
FOND, having an affe...
fondue
11
12
to cook a dish of me...
fondus
12
12
FONDU, to cook a dis...
fonned
10
12
FON, to fool, be foo...
fontal
12
11
pertaining to a font...
foobar
13
12
Fucked Up Beyond All...
foodie
11
10
an enthusiast for fo...
fooled
12
11
FOOL, to deceive [v]
footed
11
10
FOOT, to walk [v]
footer
11
9
to mess around aimle...
footie
11
9
(slang) football [n...
footle
12
10
to potter about [v F...
footra
11
9
a worthless fig, als...
footsy
18
11
a flirting game play...
foozle
15
19
to manage or play aw...
fopped
16
16
FOP, to deceive [v]
forage
12
11
to search about [v F...
forams
13
12
FORAM, one of the Rh...
forane
10
10
outlying or rural, a...
forays
18
11
FORAY, to make a rai...
forbad
14
13
FORBID, to command n...
forbid
15
13
to command not to do...
forbye
20
14
close by, also FORBY...
forcat
15
12
a convict condemned...
forced
15
13
FORCE, to compel by...
forcer
15
12
one who forces [n -S...
forces
15
12
FORCE, to compel by...
forded
12
11
FORD, to wade across...
fordid
13
11
FORDO, to destroy, a...
foreby
20
14
close by, also FORBY...
foredo
11
10
to destroy, also FOR...
forego
12
11
to go before [v FORE...
forels
13
10
FOREL, (archaic) a k...
forest
12
9
to convert into a de...
forfex
20
19
(Latin) a pair of sc...
forgat
13
11
FORGET, to fail to r...
forged
13
12
FORGE, to counterfei...
forger
13
11
one that forges [n -...
forges
13
11
FORGE, to counterfei...
forget
13
11
to fail to remember...
forgot
13
11
FORGET, to fail to r...
forhoo
13
11
(Scots) to desert or...
forhow
17
14
to desert or abandon...
forint
12
10
a monetary unit of H...
forked
13
14
FORK, to work with a...
forker
13
13
one who forks [n -S]
formal
14
13
regulated, not casua...
format
13
12
to follow the style...
formed
13
13
FORM, to shape or pr...
formee
12
12
a kind of heraldic c...
former
13
12
preceding [adj FORME...
formes
13
12
FORME, a body of typ...
formic
17
15
of or pertaining to...
formol
14
13
a formic aldehyde us...
formyl
21
15
a radical derived fr...
fornix
18
17
an arched anatomical...
forpet
14
12
a measure of grain,...
forpit
15
12
a measure of grain,...
forrad
12
10
(Scots) forward, als...
forray
18
11
(Spenser) to foray;...
forren
11
10
(Milton) foreign [ad...
forrit
13
9
(Scots) forward, als...
forsay
18
11
to forbid, to renoun...
forted
12
10
FORT, to fortify [v]
fortes
12
9
FORTE, (French) one'...
forthy
21
13
(Spenser) therefore,...
fortis
13
9
a consonant, such as...
forums
14
13
FORUM, a public meet...
forwhy
24
16
(archaic) wherefore;...
fossae
11
9
FOSSA, a anatomical...
fossas
12
9
FOSSA, a anatomical...
fossed
12
10
having a fosse, a di...
fosses
12
9
FOSSE, a ditch or mo...
fossil
14
10
the preserved remain...
fossor
12
9
(archaic) a grave-di...
foster
12
9
to promote the growt...
fother
14
11
to protect a sail wi...
fouats
12
10
FOUAT, a leek, also...
fouest
12
10
FOU, (Scots) drunk [...
fouets
12
10
FOUET, (Scots) the h...
fought
16
14
FIGHT, to contend in...
fouled
13
12
FOUL, to make dirty...
fouler
13
11
FOUL, offensive to t...
foules
13
11
FOULE, a fulled clot...
foulie
13
11
(Australian slang) a...
foully
21
14
FOUL, offensive to t...
founds
12
12
FOUND, to establish...
founts
12
11
FOUNT, a fountain, a...
fourth
15
12
number four in seque...
foussa
12
10
(Malagasy) a red-bro...
fousty
19
12
(Scots) mouldy, damp...
fouter
12
10
(Scots) to mess arou...
fouths
15
12
FOUTH, (Scots) abund...
foutra
12
10
a fig, something wor...
foutre
12
10
(Scots) to mess arou...
foveae
12
13
FOVEA, a shallow ana...
foveal
14
14
relating to a fovea...
foveas
13
13
FOVEA, a shallow ana...
fowled
16
14
FOWL, to hunt birds...
fowler
16
13
one that fowls [n -S...
fowths
18
14
FOWTH, abundance, al...
foxier
18
16
FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxies
18
16
FOXIE, (colloquial)...
foxily
26
19
FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foxing
19
19
the act of a person...
foyers
18
11
FOYER, a large room...
foyled
19
13
FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyles
19
12
FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyned
17
13
FOYNE, to thrust wit...
foynes
17
12
FOYNE, to thrust wit...
fozier
15
18
FOZY, lacking in fre...
fracas
15
12
a brawl [n -ES]
fracks
17
16
FRACK, to engage in...
fracti
16
12
FRACTUS, a ragged cl...
fracts
16
12
FRACT, to break; to...
fraena
10
10
FRAENUM, a connectin...
fragor
13
11
a crash [n -S]
frails
14
10
FRAIL, a basket for...
fraims
14
12
FRAIM, a stranger, a...
fraise
12
9
to fortify with a ho...
framed
13
13
FRAME, to enclose in...
framer
13
12
one who frames [n -S...
frames
13
12
FRAME, to enclose in...
franco
14
13
post-free [adj]
francs
15
13
FRANC, a monetary un...
franks
13
14
FRANK, to mark mail...
franzy
21
21
cross and peevish [a...
fraped
14
13
FRAPE, to alter the...
frapes
14
12
FRAPE, to alter the...
frappe
16
15
an iced drink, also...
fratch
18
14
a brawl [n -ES]
frater
12
9
a monk, a house for...
fratry
19
11
a convent of friars,...
frauds
13
11
FRAUD, criminal dece...
frayed
18
12
FRAY, to wear by rub...
frazil
17
19
ice crystals in stre...
freaks
13
13
FREAK, to spot or st...
freaky
19
15
quirkily unusual, al...
freely
19
12
FREE, not subject to...
freers
12
9
FREER, one who frees...
freest
12
9
FREE, not subject to...
freets
12
9
FREET, (Scots) an om...
freety
18
11
superstitious, also...
freeze
14
18
to turn into a solid...
freits
13
9
FREIT, (Scots) an om...
freity
19
11
superstitious, also...
fremds
14
13
FREMD, (Scots) a str...
fremit
14
12
a stranger, also FRE...
french
17
15
to cut into thin str...
frenne
10
11
(Spenser) a stranger...
frenum
13
14
a connecting fold of...
frenzy
21
21
to make frantic, als...
freons
11
10
FREON, (trade) an ae...
freres
12
9
FRERE, a friar [n]
fresco
15
12
to paint on plaster...
fretty
19
11
adorned with fretwor...
friand
12
11
a (male) epicure [n...
friars
13
9
FRIAR, a member of a...
friary
19
11
a monastery of friar...
fricht
19
14
(Scots) to frighten...
fricot
16
12
an Acadian stew with...
fridge
14
12
to rub or fray [v FR...
friend
12
11
to enter into a warm...
friers
13
9
FRIER, a pan or cont...
frieze
15
18
to put a decorative...
friges
14
11
FRIG, a refrigerator...
fright
17
13
to make afraid, to s...
frigid
15
12
chillingly stiff [ad...
frigot
14
11
(Spenser) a frigate...
frijol
16
19
a bean used as food,...
frills
16
11
FRILL, to provide wi...
frilly
22
13
having frills [adj F...
fringe
13
12
to provide with an o...
fringy
20
14
resembling a fringe...
fripon
14
13
(French) a knave or...
frisee
12
9
(French) a variety o...
frises
13
9
FRISE, (French) a de...
friska
14
13
the fast section of...
frisks
15
13
FRISK, to gambol, or...
frisky
21
15
lively and playful [...
frists
14
9
FRIST, to postpone,...
frites
13
9
chipped potatoes [n]
friths
16
11
FRITH, an inlet of t...
fritts
14
9
FRITT, to fuse into...
frivol
16
14
to behave playfully...
frized
16
19
FRIZ, to curl hair t...
frizer
16
18
one that frizzes, al...
frizes
16
18
FRIZ, to curl hair t...
frizzy
26
29
of hair, tightly cur...
frocks
17
16
FROCK, to invest wit...
froggy
21
15
abounding in frogs [...
froing
13
12
as in toing and froi...
froise
12
9
a thick pancake, wit...
frolic
17
13
to play and run abou...
fronds
12
11
FROND, a type of lea...
fronts
12
10
FRONT, to present [v...
froren
11
10
frozen, also FRORE,...
frorne
11
10
frozen, also FRORE,...
frosts
13
9
FROST, to cover with...
frosty
19
11
covered with frost [...
froths
15
11
FROTH, to foam [v]
frothy
21
13
covered with froth [...
frouzy
22
21
unkempt, also FROWZY...
frowie
15
12
(Spenser) musty, ran...
frowns
15
13
FROWN, to wrinkle th...
frowst
16
12
to luxuriate in hot...
frowsy
22
14
fusty, stuffy, also...
frowzy
25
23
fusty, stuffy, also...
frozen
14
19
FREEZE, to turn into...
frugal
15
13
characterized by or...
fruict
17
13
(obsolete) fruit [n...
fruits
14
10
FRUIT, to produce an...
fruity
20
12
tasting of fruit [ad...
frumps
17
16
FRUMP, (obsolete) to...
frumpy
23
18
ill-dressed or dowdy...
frusta
13
10
FRUSTUM, a cone with...
frusts
14
10
FRUST, a fragment [n...
frutex
19
17
a shrub [n FRUTICES]
fryers
19
11
FRYER, a pan or cont...
frying
20
14
the process of fryin...
frypan
20
15
a pan for frying foo...
fubbed
17
17
FUB, to cheat, also...
fucked
17
18
FUCK, to copulate, a...
fucker
17
17
a contemptible perso...
fuckup
20
21
something incompeten...
fucoid
16
14
relating to seaweed,...
fucose
15
13
a type of sugar [n -...
fucous
16
14
of or pertaining to...
fuddle
14
13
to confuse, muddle [...
fudged
14
14
FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fudges
14
13
FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fueled
13
12
FUEL, to provide wit...
fueler
13
11
one who fuels, also...
fueros
12
10
FUERO, (Spanish) a B...
fuffed
17
17
FUFF, to spit like a...
fugato
13
12
a fugal composition...
fugged
15
15
FUG, to make hot, st...
fugies
14
12
FUGIE, (Scots) a coc...
fugios
14
12
FUGIO, a former coin...
fugled
15
14
FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fugles
15
13
FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fugued
14
14
FUGUE, to compose a...
fugues
14
13
FUGUE, to compose a...
fuhrer
15
12
(German) a leader, a...
fulcra
17
14
FULCRUM, a support f...
fulfil
18
15
to bring about the a...
fulgid
16
14
shining brightly, al...
fulgor
15
13
splendour, also FULG...
fulham
17
16
a loaded die, also F...
fullam
16
15
a loaded die, also F...
fullan
14
13
a loaded die, also F...
fulled
15
13
FULL, to shrink and...
fuller
15
12
to groove with a typ...
fulmar
15
14
an arctic seabird [n...
fulvid
17
16
dull yellow, also FU...
fumado
13
14
a salted and smoked...
fumage
14
15
hearth-tax [n -S]
fumble
17
17
to handle clumsily [...
fumers
14
13
FUMER, one that fume...
fumets
14
13
FUMET, (archaic) the...
fumier
14
13
FUMY, full of fumes,...
fuming
15
16
FUME, to give off sm...
fumous
14
14
full of fumes [adj]
fumuli
16
15
FUMULUS, a thin clou...
funded
12
13
FUND, to provide mon...
funder
12
12
a financial backer [...
fundic
16
15
relating to the fund...
fundie
12
12
a member of the radi...
fundis
13
12
FUNDI, in South Afri...
fundus
13
13
the inner basal surf...
funest
12
11
portending death or...
fungal
14
14
relating to fungi e....
fungic
17
16
pertaining to a fung...
fungos
13
13
FUNGO, a fly ball hi...
fungus
14
14
any of the major gro...
funked
13
16
FUNK, to shrink back...
funker
13
15
one who funks [n -S]
funkia
13
15
any plant of an East...
funned
11
13
FUN, to act playfull...
funnel
12
13
to pass through a co...
funner
11
12
FUN, providing enjoy...
furals
14
11
FURAL, a liquid obta...
furane
11
11
a chemical used in t...
furans
12
11
FURAN, a chemical us...
furcae
15
13
FURCA, any forklike...
furcal
17
14
forked [adj]
furder
13
11
further [adv]
fureur
13
11
(French) an extravag...
furfur
16
14
dandruff, also FURFA...
furies
13
10
FURY, violent anger...
furkid
15
15
an animal kept as a...
furled
14
12
FURL, to roll up [v]
furler
14
11
one that furls [n -S...
furole
13
11
a liquid obtained by...
furols
14
11
FUROL, a liquid obta...
furore
12
10
(Italian) an outburs...
furors
13
10
FUROR, an outburst o...
furphy
24
17
(Australian slang) a...
furred
13
11
FUR, to cover with a...
furrow
16
13
to make narrow depre...
furzes
16
19
FURZE, a spiny shrub...
fusain
12
11
a fine charcoal used...
fusees
12
10
FUSEE, a large-heade...
fusels
14
11
FUSEL, a nauseous mi...
fusile
14
11
formed by melting [a...
fusils
15
11
FUSIL, a type of fli...
fusing
14
13
FUSE, to equip with...
fusion
12
11
(Scots) physical ene...
fusked
14
15
FUSK, to obtain data...
fusker
14
14
a piece of software...
fussed
13
11
FUSS, to be overly c...
fusser
13
10
one that fusses [n -...
fusses
13
10
FUSS, to be overly c...
fusted
13
11
FUST, to smell mould...
fustet
13
10
the wood of a tree g...
fustic
17
13
the wood of a tree g...
fustoc
16
13
the wood of a tree g...
fusuma
14
14
a Japanese sliding d...
futile
14
11
ineffective [adj FUT...
futons
12
11
FUTON, a cotton fill...
futsal
14
11
a form of associatio...
future
13
11
the time yet to come...
futzed
16
20
FUTZ, to spend time...
futzes
16
19
FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzees
15
19
FUZEE, a match with...
fuzils
18
20
FUZIL, a type of fli...
fuzing
17
22
FUZE, to equip with...
fuzzed
19
29
FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fuzzes
19
28
FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fuzzle
20
29
(dialect) to intoxic...
fyking
21
18
FYKE, to fidget rest...
fylfot
22
15
a form of cross like...
fynbos
20
15
in South Africa, an...
fyttes
19
11
FYTTE, (archaic) a d...
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