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habile
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12
(French) dexterous;...
habits
15
11
HABIT, to clothe [v]
haboob
15
14
a violent dust storm...
haceks
16
15
HACEK, in Slavonic l...
hachis
18
13
(French) a hash, a m...
hacked
16
16
HACK, to cut or chop...
hackee
15
15
the chipmunk [n -S]
hacker
16
15
one that hacks [n -S...
hackie
16
15
a taxicab driver [n...
hackle
17
16
a comb for flax or h...
hackly
24
18
rough or broken, as...
hadden
11
11
HAD, (Scots) to hold...
haddie
12
10
(Scots) a haddock [n...
hading
13
12
HADE, to incline fro...
hadith
15
11
a record of the sayi...
hadjee
13
18
a person who has mad...
hadjes
14
18
HADJ, a pilgrimage t...
hadjis
15
18
HADJI, a person who...
hadron
11
10
one of a class of su...
haeing
12
11
HAE, (Scots) to have...
haemal
13
12
pertaining to the bl...
haemic
16
14
pertaining to the bl...
haemin
12
12
the red, crystalline...
haeres
11
8
an heir, also HERES...
haffet
16
14
(Scots) the cheekbon...
haffit
17
14
(Scots) the cheekbon...
hafted
14
12
HAFT, to set in a ha...
hafter
14
11
a caviler, a wrangle...
hagbut
16
14
(historical) a harqu...
hagden
12
12
a sea bird, the grea...
hagdon
12
12
a sea bird, the grea...
hagged
14
13
HAG, (Scots) to hack...
haggis
15
12
a Scottish dish cons...
haggle
15
13
to bargain [v HAGGLE...
haglet
14
11
the kittiwake or she...
haicks
17
15
HAICK, an Arab head...
haiduk
14
14
a brigand, a guerill...
haikai
13
12
a series of linked h...
haikus
14
13
HAIKU, a Japanese po...
hailed
13
10
HAIL, to greet [v]
hailer
13
9
one that hails [n -S...
hainch
17
14
to throw with an und...
hained
11
10
HAIN, (Scots) to sav...
haints
12
9
HAINT, (Southern US...
haique
20
18
an Arab head coverin...
hairdo
12
9
a style of wearing t...
haired
12
9
HAIR, to free from h...
hairif
15
11
the plant cleavers [...
hairst
13
8
to gather in a crop,...
hajjah
18
28
a Muslim woman who h...
hajjes
16
26
HAJJ, a pilgrimage t...
hajjis
17
26
HAJJI, a person who...
hakams
14
15
HAKAM, (Hebrew) a sa...
hakari
13
12
a ritual feast [n -S...
hakeas
12
12
HAKEA, an Australian...
hakeem
13
15
a Muslim physician,...
hakims
15
15
HAKIM, a Muslim phys...
halala
13
10
a Saudi Arabian coin...
halals
14
10
HALAL, to slaughter...
halers
13
9
HALER, a coin of the...
haleru
13
10
HALER, a coin of the...
halest
13
9
HALE, healthy [adj]
halfas
15
12
HALFA, a North Afric...
halfen
14
13
(Spenser) half [adj]
halide
13
10
a compound of a halo...
halids
14
10
HALID, a compound of...
halier
13
9
a former monetary un...
haling
14
12
HALE, to compel to g...
halite
13
9
a native salt; sodiu...
hallah
16
12
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
hallal
15
11
to slaughter accordi...
hallan
13
11
(Scots) a partition...
hallel
15
11
(Hebrew) a holiday p...
halloa
13
10
to shout out a greet...
halloo
13
10
to shout out a greet...
hallos
14
10
HALLO, to shout out...
hallot
14
10
HALLAH, (Hebrew) a l...
hallow
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13
to make holy [v -ED,...
hallux
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18
the big toe; the hin...
halmas
14
12
HALMA, a board game...
haloed
12
10
HALO, to form a ring...
haloes
12
9
HALO, to form a ring...
haloid
13
10
a compound of a halo...
halons
12
10
HALON, any one of a...
halsed
13
10
HALSE, to embrace, a...
halser
13
9
a large rope for moo...
halses
13
9
HALSE, to embrace, a...
halted
13
10
HALT, to stop [v]
halter
13
9
to put restraint upo...
halutz
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19
an early immigrant t...
halvah
17
15
a Turkish confection...
halvas
15
13
HALVA, a sweetmeat c...
halved
15
14
HALVE, to divide int...
halver
15
13
(Scots) a half-share...
halves
15
13
HALF [v]
halwas
16
12
HALWA, (Hindi) a swe...
hamada
12
12
a desert plateau of...
hamals
14
12
HAMAL, a porter in e...
hamate
12
11
the wrist bone [n -S...
hamaul
14
13
a porter in eastern...
hamble
16
15
to mutilate a dog by...
hamfat
15
14
an amateurish perfor...
haming
14
14
HAME, (Scots) to go...
hamlet
14
12
a small town [n -S]
hammal
15
15
a porter in eastern...
hammam
15
17
a Turkish bath, also...
hammed
14
15
HAM, to overact, als...
hammer
14
14
to strike repeatedly...
hamose
12
11
hooked, also HAMOUS...
hamous
13
12
hooked, also HAMOSE...
hamper
15
14
to hinder, obstruct...
hamuli
15
13
HAMULUS, a small hoo...
hamzah
18
22
an Arab diacritical...
hamzas
16
20
HAMZA, an Arab diacr...
hanaps
13
12
HANAP, an ornate med...
hances
14
12
HANCE, a curved rise...
handax
17
17
a stone axe shaped t...
handed
11
11
HAND, to present wit...
hander
11
10
one who hands over o...
handle
12
11
to touch with the ha...
hangar
12
11
to place in an aircr...
hanged
12
12
HANG, to attach from...
hanger
12
11
a wood on a hillside...
hangis
13
11
HANGI, (Maori) an op...
hangry
19
13
irritable as a resul...
hangul
14
13
(Korean) an alphabet...
hangup
15
15
an inhibition or obs...
haniwa
14
12
Japanese clay sculpt...
hanjar
13
18
a Persian dagger, al...
hanked
12
14
HANK, to catch, as o...
hanker
12
13
to long for [v -ED,...
hankie
12
13
a square piece of ma...
hansas
11
9
HANSA, a guild of me...
hansel
12
10
to give a good luck...
hanses
11
9
HANSE, a guild of me...
hansom
12
12
a light two-wheeled...
hanted
11
10
HANT, to haunt [v]
hantle
12
10
(Scots) a lot [n -S]
haoles
12
9
HAOLE, one who is no...
haomas
12
11
HAOMA, a drink made...
happed
16
15
HAP, to happen by ch...
happen
15
15
to occur [v -ED, -IN...
happis
17
14
HAPPI, (Japanese) a...
hapten
13
12
a substance similar...
haptic
18
14
pertaining to the se...
hapuka
15
16
(Maori) the groper,...
hapuku
16
17
(Maori) the groper,...
haraam
12
11
forbidden under Isla...
harams
13
11
HARAM, a women's qua...
harass
12
8
to bother persistent...
harbor
14
11
to shelter, also HAR...
harden
11
10
to make hard [v -ED,...
harder
12
9
HARD, firm and unyie...
hardly
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12
HARD, firm and unyie...
hareem
12
11
a women's quarters i...
hareld
13
10
a North American duc...
harems
13
11
HAREM, a women's qua...
harims
14
11
HARIM, a women's qua...
haring
13
11
HARE, to run like a...
harira
12
8
a kind of Moroccan s...
harish
15
10
somewhat like a hare...
harked
13
13
HARK, to listen, als...
harken
12
13
to listen, also HARK...
harled
13
10
HARL, (Scots) to dra...
harlot
13
9
a prostitute [n -S]
harman
12
12
in thieves' slang, a...
harmed
13
12
HARM, to injure [v]
harmel
14
12
an African bean plan...
harmer
13
11
one who harms [n -S]
harmin
13
12
an alkaloid derived...
harped
14
12
HARP, to play on a t...
harper
14
11
one who plays the ha...
harpin
14
12
a wooden plank used...
harrow
15
11
to break up and leve...
hartal
13
9
in India, a general...
harten
11
9
to give courage to,...
hashed
14
11
HASH, to make a hash...
hashes
14
10
HASH, to make a hash...
haslet
13
9
a pressed meat made...
hasped
14
12
HASP, to fasten with...
hassar
12
8
a kind of South Amer...
hassel
13
9
an argument, also HA...
hasses
12
8
HASS, as in white ha...
hassle
13
9
to harass [v HASSLED...
hasted
12
9
HASTE, to hurry, als...
hasten
11
9
to urry, also HASTE...
hastes
12
8
HASTE, to hurry, als...
hatbox
20
18
a box for a hat [n -...
haters
12
8
HATER, one who hates...
hatful
16
13
as much as a hat can...
hating
13
11
HATE, to loathe [v]
hatpeg
15
13
a peg on which to ha...
hatpin
14
12
a pin for securing a...
hatred
12
9
an intense dislike o...
hatted
12
9
HAT, to provide with...
hatter
12
8
to trouble, annoy [v...
haughs
16
13
HAUGH, (Scots) a low...
haught
16
13
(Shakespeare) haught...
haulds
14
11
HAULD, (Scots) tenan...
hauled
13
11
HAUL, to pull with f...
hauler
13
10
one who hauls [n -S]
haulms
15
13
HAULM, a plant stem,...
haulmy
21
15
of or like haulms, s...
haulst
14
10
HALSE, to embrace, a...
haunch
17
15
to throw with an und...
haunts
12
10
HAUNT, to visit freq...
haused
12
10
HAUSE, (archaic) to...
hausen
11
10
(German) a large stu...
hauses
12
9
HAUSE, (archaic) to...
hauter
12
9
HAUT, (French) high;...
hauyne
17
12
a blue mineral, foun...
havens
13
13
HAVEN, to shelter [v...
havers
14
12
HAVER, to hem and ha...
having
15
15
possession [n -S]
havior
14
12
(obsolete) behavior,...
havocs
17
15
HAVOC, to lay waste...
hawala
15
12
a type of financial...
hawing
16
14
HAW, to make indecis...
hawked
16
16
HAWK, to peddle [v]
hawker
16
15
a peddler [n -S]
hawkey
22
17
harvest-home, the ha...
hawkie
16
15
a cow with a white-s...
hawkit
17
15
(Scots) streaked, wh...
hawmed
16
15
HAWM, to lounge abou...
hawsed
15
12
HAWSE, to salute, gr...
hawser
15
11
a large rope for moo...
hawses
15
11
HAWSE, to salute, gr...
haybox
26
20
a box for keeping ha...
hayers
18
10
HAYER, one who makes...
hayier
18
10
HAYEY, like hay [adj...
haying
19
13
the season for harve...
hayles
19
11
HAYLE, (Spenser) wel...
haymow
22
16
a mow or mass of hay...
haysel
19
11
the haymaking season...
hazans
14
18
HAZAN, (Hebrew) a ca...
hazard
15
18
to venture [v -ED, -...
hazels
16
18
HAZEL, a tree of the...
hazers
15
17
HAZER, one who hazes...
hazier
15
17
HAZY, like a haze, u...
hazily
23
20
HAZY, like a haze, u...
hazing
16
20
an attempt to embarr...
hazmat
16
20
hazardous material [...
hazzan
17
27
(Hebrew) a cantor in...
headed
11
10
HEAD, to be chief of...
header
11
9
a dive head foremost...
healds
13
10
HEALD, (obsolete) to...
healed
12
10
HEAL, to make sound...
healee
11
9
someone who is being...
healer
12
9
one that heals [n -S...
health
15
11
sound physical or me...
heaped
13
12
HEAP, to pile up [v]
heaper
13
11
one who heaps [n -S]
heards
12
9
HEARD, herd [n]
hearer
11
8
one that hears [n -S...
heares
11
8
HEARE, (Spenser) hai...
hearie
11
8
(Spenser) hairy [adj...
hearse
11
8
to transport in a ve...
hearsy
18
10
resembling a hearse...
hearth
14
10
the floor of a firep...
hearts
12
8
HEART, to hearten, e...
hearty
18
10
very friendly [adj H...
heaste
11
8
(Spenser) behest, co...
heasts
12
8
HEAST, (Spenser) beh...
heated
11
9
HEAT, to make hot [v...
heater
11
8
an apparatus for hea...
heaths
14
10
HEATH, an evergreen...
heathy
20
12
abounding in heath [...
heaume
12
12
(archaic) a massive...
heaved
13
13
HEAVE, to lift force...
heaven
12
13
the sky [n -S]
heaver
13
12
one who heaves [n -S...
heaves
13
12
HEAVE, to lift force...
hebens
13
12
HEBEN, (obsolete) a...
hebona
12
12
anything with a pois...
hechts
18
13
HECHT, to command, a...
heckle
17
16
a comb for flax or h...
hectic
19
14
habitual, esp. in wa...
hector
15
11
to intimidate or har...
heddle
13
11
to draw thread throu...
hedera
11
9
(Latin) ivy [n -S]
heders
12
9
HEDER, (Hebrew) a Je...
hedged
13
12
HEDGE, to enclose wi...
hedger
13
11
one that hedges [n -...
hedges
13
11
HEDGE, to enclose wi...
heeded
11
10
HEED, to pay attenti...
heeder
11
9
one who heeds [n -S]
heehaw
16
13
to bray like a donke...
heeled
12
10
HEEL, to supply with...
heeler
12
9
a dog that herds cat...
heezed
14
18
HEEZE, (Scots) to li...
heezes
14
17
HEEZE, (Scots) to li...
heezie
14
17
(Scots) a lift [n -S...
hefted
14
12
HEFT, to lift up, fe...
hefter
14
11
one who hefts, lifts...
hegari
13
10
a kind of sorghum gr...
hegira
13
10
the flight of Mohamm...
heifer
14
11
a young cow that has...
height
16
12
the highest point, a...
heiled
13
10
HEIL, to salute [v]
heinie
11
9
the buttocks [n -S]
heired
12
9
HEIR, to inherit [v]
heishi
15
10
(Japanese) tiny bead...
heists
13
8
HEIST, to steal, rob...
hejabs
16
20
HEJAB, (Arabic) a co...
hejira
14
17
(Arabic) the flight...
hejras
14
17
HEJRA, (Arabic) the...
heliac
16
12
pertaining to the su...
heling
14
12
HELE, to hide [v]
helios
13
9
HELIO, a signalling...
helium
15
13
a gaseous element [n...
helled
14
11
HELL, to hide, conce...
heller
14
10
a Czech monetary uni...
hellos
14
10
HELLO, to shout out...
helmed
14
13
HELM, to steer a shi...
helmer
14
12
a film director [n -...
helmet
14
12
to supply with a pro...
helots
13
9
HELOT, a slave or se...
helped
15
13
HELP, to give aid [v...
helper
15
12
one who helps [n -S]
helved
15
14
HELVE, to provide wi...
helves
15
13
HELVE, to provide wi...
hemina
12
12
(obsolete) an obsole...
hemins
13
12
HEMIN, the red, crys...
hemmed
14
15
HEM, to provide with...
hemmer
14
14
one who, or that whi...
hemoid
13
12
pertaining to the bl...
hempen
14
15
made of hemp [adj]
hempie
15
14
(Scots) a rogue, a r...
henbit
14
12
either of two low-gr...
hended
11
11
HEND, (obsolete) to...
henges
12
11
HENGE, a circle of s...
henley
18
12
a type of sweater [n...
hennas
10
10
HENNA, to dye with a...
henned
10
11
HEN, to lose courage...
henner
10
10
(Scots) a challenge...
hennin
10
11
a steeple-hat with a...
henrys
18
11
HENRY, a unit of ind...
hented
11
10
HENT, (obsolete) to...
hepars
14
11
HEPAR, any of variou...
hepcat
17
14
(slang) a jazz enthu...
hepper
16
14
HEP, well abreast of...
heptad
14
12
a group of seven [n...
herald
13
10
to proclaim, announc...
herbal
15
12
a book about herbs a...
herbar
14
11
(Spenser) a herb-gar...
herbed
14
12
flavoured with herbs...
herded
12
10
HERD, to bring toget...
herden
11
10
a coarse fabric made...
herder
12
9
one who tends a herd...
herdic
16
12
a low-hung carriage...
hereat
11
8
at this time [adj]
hereby
20
13
not far off [adj]
herein
11
9
contained in this [a...
hereof
13
11
concerning this [adv...
hereon
10
9
upon this [adv]
heresy
18
10
a belief contrary to...
hereto
11
8
to this matter, also...
heried
12
9
HERY, (Spenser) to p...
heries
12
8
HERY, (Spenser) to p...
heriot
12
8
(historical) a payme...
hermae
12
11
HERMA, a type of sta...
hermai
13
11
HERMA, a type of sta...
hermit
14
11
a recluse [n -S]
hernia
11
9
the protrusion of an...
heroes
11
8
HERO, a brave man [n...
heroic
15
11
brave, also HEROICAL...
heroin
11
9
an addictive narcoti...
herons
11
9
HERON, a wading bird...
heroon
10
9
(Greek) a temple to...
herpes
14
11
a skin infection [n...
hersed
12
9
(obsolete) arranged...
herses
12
8
HERSE, (obsolete) a...
heryed
18
11
HERYE, (Spenser) to...
heryes
18
10
HERYE, (Spenser) to...
hesped
14
12
HESP, (Scots) to fas...
hetero
11
8
a heterosexual [n -S...
hether
14
10
(Spenser) hither, al...
heting
13
11
HETE, (obsolete) to...
hetman
12
12
(historical) a Cossa...
hetmen
12
12
HETMAN, (historical)...
hettie
12
8
a heterosexual perso...
heuchs
18
14
HEUCH, (Scots) a cra...
heughs
16
13
HEUGH, (Scots) a cra...
heveas
13
12
HEVEA, any of variou...
hewers
15
11
HEWER, one that hews...
hewing
16
14
the process of cutti...
hexact
21
18
a six-rayed sponge s...
hexade
17
16
a group of six, also...
hexads
18
16
HEXAD, a group of si...
hexane
16
16
any one of five hydr...
hexene
16
16
a colorless, liquid...
hexers
18
15
HEXER, one who hexes...
hexing
19
18
the casting of an ev...
hexone
16
16
a hydrocarbon solven...
hexose
17
15
a sugar with six car...
hexyls
26
18
HEXYL, a radical der...
heyday
24
13
the period of one's...
heydey
24
13
the period of one's...
heying
19
13
HEY, to dance the he...
hiatal
13
9
pertaining to a hiat...
hiatus
13
9
a gap or missing sec...
hiccup
22
18
to make a peculiar-s...
hicker
17
15
HICK, characteristic...
hickey
23
17
a gadget, also HICKI...
hickie
17
15
a gadget, also HICKE...
hidage
13
11
a tax formerly paid...
hidden
12
11
concealed [adj HIDDE...
hidder
13
10
(Spenser) a young ma...
hiders
13
9
HIDER, one who hides...
hiding
14
12
a beating [n -S]
hieing
13
11
HIE, to hurry along,...
hiemal
14
12
pertaining to winter...
higgle
16
13
to hawk or peddle pr...
highed
16
13
HIGH, to turn to the...
higher
16
12
to raise, make highe...
highly
24
15
HIGH, reaching far u...
highth
19
14
(archaic) height, al...
hights
17
12
HIGHT, (archaic) to...
hijabs
17
20
HIJAB, (Arabic) a co...
hijack
19
24
to steal in transit,...
hijrah
17
19
(Arabic) the flight...
hijras
15
17
HIJRA, (Arabic) the...
hikers
14
12
HIKER, one who hikes...
hiking
15
15
HIKE, to go walking...
hikois
14
12
HIKOI, (Maori) to ta...
hilled
15
11
HILL, to form into b...
hiller
15
10
something that hills...
hilloa
14
10
to shout out a greet...
hillos
15
10
HILLO, to shout out...
hilted
14
10
HILT, to provide a h...
himbos
16
14
HIMBO, a male bimbo,...
hinaus
12
10
HINAU, a New Zealand...
hinder
12
10
to impede [v -ED, -I...
hinged
13
12
HINGE, to attach a j...
hinger
13
11
one that hinges [n -...
hinges
13
11
HINGE, to attach a j...
hinnie
11
10
a darling, sweethear...
hinted
12
10
HINT, to suggest ind...
hinter
12
9
one that hints [n -S...
hipped
17
15
HIP, to build a type...
hippen
16
15
a baby's nappy wrapp...
hipper
17
14
HIP, aware of the la...
hippic
21
17
about horses [adj]
hippie
17
14
a nonconformist, als...
hippin
17
15
a baby's nappy wrapp...
hippos
17
14
HIPPO, (short for) a...
hippus
18
15
a clonic spasm of th...
hirage
13
10
the fee for hiring s...
hirees
12
8
HIREE, one who is hi...
hirers
13
8
HIRER, one who hires...
hiring
14
11
the act by which an...
hirple
16
12
(Scots) to walk lame...
hirsel
14
9
to herd sheep [v HIR...
hirsle
14
9
to slide along [v HI...
hished
15
11
HISH, to hiss [v]
hishes
15
10
HISH, to hiss [v]
hispid
16
12
covered with stiff h...
hissed
13
9
HISS, to make a sibi...
hisser
13
8
one who hisses [n -S...
hisses
13
8
HISS, to make a sibi...
histed
13
9
HIST, to urge or sum...
histie
13
8
(Scots) dry, barren,...
hitchy
25
15
inclined to catch [a...
hither
15
10
to come this way [v...
hithes
15
10
HITHE, a port or sma...
hitman
13
12
a professional kille...
hitmen
13
12
HITMAN, a profession...
hitter
13
8
one that hits [n -S]
hivers
15
12
HIVER, someone who h...
hiving
16
15
HIVE, to enter a bee...
hizens
15
18
HIZEN, a type of ric...
hizzed
19
27
HIZZ, (Shakespeare)...
hizzes
19
26
HIZZ, (Shakespeare)...
hoagie
12
10
a long sandwich, als...
hoaing
12
11
HOA, to stop [v]
hoards
12
9
HOARD, to gather and...
hoared
11
9
HOAR, to make hoary,...
hoarse
11
8
rough and husky in s...
hoasts
12
8
HOAST, (dialect) to...
hoaxed
17
16
HOAX, to deceive [v]
hoaxer
17
15
one that hoaxes [n -...
hoaxes
17
15
HOAX, to deceive [v]
hobbed
16
15
HOB, to furnish with...
hobber
16
14
a machine used in ma...
hobbit
17
14
one of a race of ima...
hobble
17
15
to limp [v HOBBLED,...
hobday
20
14
to cure a horse's br...
hobjob
18
23
to do odd jobs [v HO...
hobnob
15
15
to associate with in...
hoboed
13
12
HOBO, to live like a...
hoboes
13
11
HOBO, to live like a...
hocked
16
16
HOCK, to pawn [v]
hocker
16
15
one who hocks, pawns...
hockey
22
17
a ball game [n -S]
hockle
17
16
(dialect) to spit [v...
hodads
12
10
HODAD, a nonsurfer,...
hodded
12
11
HOD, to bob or jog [...
hodden
11
11
(Scots) a coarse und...
hoddin
12
11
(Scots) a coarse und...
hoddle
13
11
(Scots) to waddle [v...
hodjas
14
18
HODJA, (Turkish) an...
hodman
12
13
a bricklayer's labou...
hodmen
12
13
HODMAN, a bricklayer...
hoeing
12
11
HOE, to garden with...
hogans
12
11
HOGAN, (Dutch) stron...
hogens
12
11
HOGEN, (Dutch) stron...
hogged
14
13
HOG, to eat hoggishl...
hogger
14
12
a stocking without a...
hogget
14
12
a yearling sheep, al...
hoggin
14
13
sifted gravel, also...
hognut
13
12
another name for pig...
hogtie
13
10
to tie the legs toge...
hohing
15
13
HOH, to stop, also H...
hoicks
17
15
to hark back [v -ED,...
hoiden
11
10
to act like a tomboy...
hoiing
13
11
HOI, to urge, incite...
hoiked
13
13
HOIK, to hitch up, a...
hoised
12
9
HOISE, to hoist [v]
hoises
12
8
HOISE, to hoist [v]
hoisin
12
9
a Chinese sweet spic...
hoists
13
8
HOIST, to raise with...
hokier
13
12
HOKEY, overdone, con...
hokily
21
15
HOKEY, overdone, con...
hoking
14
15
HOKE, to give false...
hokums
15
16
HOKUM, nonsense [n]
holard
13
10
the total amount of...
holden
12
11
HOLD, to keep posses...
holder
13
10
one that holds [n -S...
holdup
16
14
a delay [n -S]
holier
13
9
HOLY, perfect in a m...
holies
13
9
HOLY, a sacred place...
holily
21
12
HOLY, perfect in a m...
holing
14
12
the process of makin...
holism
15
12
the philosophical th...
holist
14
9
a believer in holism...
holked
14
14
HOLK, (Scots) to dig...
hollas
14
10
HOLLA, to shout out...
holler
14
10
to call out or yell...
holloa
13
10
to shout out a greet...
holloo
13
10
to shout out a greet...
hollos
14
10
HOLLO, to shout out...
hollow
17
13
to remove the interi...
holmes
14
12
HOLME, an island in...
holmia
14
12
an oxide of holmium...
holmic
18
15
relating to holmium,...
holons
12
10
HOLON, an autonomous...
holpen
14
13
HELP, to give aid [v...
homage
13
13
to pay tribute to [v...
hombre
15
14
a fellow [n -S]
homely
20
14
unattractive [adj HO...
homers
13
11
HOMER, to hit a home...
homeys
19
13
HOMEY, (colloquial)...
homier
13
11
HOMY, homelike, also...
homies
13
11
HOMIE, a member of a...
homily
21
14
a sermon [n HOMILIES...
homing
14
14
the way missiles gui...
hominy
19
14
hulled, dry corn [n...
hommes
14
14
HOMME, (French) a ma...
hommos
14
14
(Turkish) a Middle E...
honans
10
10
HONAN, a pongee fabr...
honcho
16
14
to take charge of [v...
hondas
11
10
HONDA, a part of a l...
hondle
12
11
to haggle [v HONDLED...
honers
11
9
HONER, a tool for ho...
honest
11
9
truthful [adj HONEST...
honeys
17
11
HONEY, to sweeten wi...
hongis
13
11
HONGI, (Maori) a tra...
honied
11
10
sweetened with or as...
honing
12
12
HONE, to whet [v]
honked
12
14
HONK, to cry like a...
honker
12
13
a wild goose [n -S]
honkey
18
15
(slang) a white man,...
honkie
12
13
(slang) a white man,...
honors
11
9
HONOR, to treat with...
honour
11
10
to treat with respec...
hooded
11
10
HOOD, to furnish wit...
hoodia
11
9
an African plant who...
hoodie
11
9
a hooded crow [n -S]
hoodoo
10
9
to bring bad luck to...
hooeys
17
10
HOOEY, nonsense [n]
hoofed
13
12
HOOF, to dance [v]
hoofer
13
11
a professional dance...
hookah
14
14
a pipe with a long,...
hookas
12
12
HOOKA, a pipe with a...
hooked
12
13
HOOK, to catch with...
hooker
12
12
(slang) a prostitute...
hookey
18
14
truanting, as in to...
hookup
15
16
an electrical assemb...
hooley
18
11
(Irish) a boisterous...
hoolie
12
9
(Scots) easy, slow [...
hooned
10
10
HOON, to act loutish...
hooped
13
12
HOOP, to fasten with...
hooper
13
11
one who hoops casks...
hoopla
14
12
a fairground game of...
hoopoe
12
11
a short-legged perch...
hoopoo
12
11
a short-legged perch...
hoorah
13
10
(obsolete) an exclam...
hooray
17
10
an exclamation of ap...
hoords
12
9
HOORD, (obsolete) a...
hooroo
10
8
(Australian) goodbye...
hootch
17
13
whisky or any strong...
hooted
11
9
HOOT, to cry like an...
hooter
11
8
one that hoots [n -S...
hooved
13
13
HOOVE, (Spenser) to...
hooven
12
13
having hoove, a dise...
hoover
13
12
to vacuum clean usin...
hooves
13
12
HOOVE, (Spenser) to...
hopaks
15
15
HOPAK, (Russian) a U...
hopdog
15
14
the tussock-moth cat...
hopers
14
11
HOPER, one who hopes...
hoping
15
14
HOPE, to have a desi...
hopped
16
15
HOP, to move by jump...
hopper
16
14
a container for grai...
hopple
17
15
to restrain by tying...
hoppus
17
15
as in hoppus foot, a...
horahs
14
10
HORAH, an Israeli da...
horary
18
10
pertaining to an hou...
horded
12
10
HORDE, to gather in...
hordes
12
9
HORDE, to gather in...
horked
13
13
HORK, to spit [v]
horkey
19
14
harvest-home, the ha...
hormes
13
11
HORME, goal-directed...
hormic
17
14
exhibiting purposefu...
horned
11
10
HORN, to form a hard...
horner
11
9
a person who deals i...
hornet
11
9
a stinging insect [n...
horrid
13
9
nasty, repellent [ad...
horror
12
8
intense repugnance o...
horsed
12
9
HORSE, to provide wi...
horses
12
8
HORSE, to provide wi...
horsey
18
10
like a horse, also H...
horsie
12
8
a child's name for a...
horson
11
9
(Shakespeare) a whor...
horste
12
8
(German) a mass of t...
horsts
13
8
HORST, (German) a ma...
hosels
13
9
HOSEL, a socket in t...
hosers
12
8
HOSER, a person who...
hoseys
18
10
HOSEY, to choose sid...
hosier
12
8
a person who makes o...
hosing
13
11
HOSE, to spray with...
hosses
12
8
HOSS, (slang) a hors...
hostas
12
8
HOSTA, any plant of...
hosted
12
9
HOST, to entertain s...
hostel
13
9
to stay overnight in...
hostie
12
8
(Australian slang) a...
hostly
20
11
pertaining to one wh...
hostry
19
10
(Spenser) a hostelry...
hotbed
14
12
a place favourable t...
hotbox
20
18
to smoke marijuana i...
hotdog
13
11
to perform in a show...
hotels
13
9
HOTEL, an inn [n]
hotpot
14
11
a stewed dish of cho...
hotrod
12
9
a motorcar converted...
hotted
12
9
HOT, to heat [v]
hotter
12
8
to vibrate, to tremb...
hottie
12
8
a hot-water bottle,...
houdah
14
12
a seat on an elephan...
houdan
11
11
a type of domestic f...
houfed
14
13
HOUF, to haunt, freq...
houffs
17
15
HOUFF, to haunt, fre...
houghs
16
13
HOUGH, to hamstring...
houmus
14
13
a Middle Eastern hor...
hounds
12
11
HOUND, to pursue rel...
houris
13
9
HOURI, any of the vi...
hourly
20
12
every hour [adj] / s...
housed
12
10
HOUSE, to reside in...
housel
13
10
to administer the Eu...
houser
12
9
one who organizes ho...
houses
12
9
HOUSE, to reside in...
housey
18
11
typical of house mus...
houted
12
10
HOUT, to make a soun...
hoveas
13
12
HOVEA, an Australian...
hovels
15
13
HOVEL, to live in a...
hovers
14
12
HOVER, to hang suspe...
hoving
15
15
HOVE, to swell [v]
howdah
17
14
a seat on an elephan...
howdie
15
12
to greet by saying '...
howfed
17
15
HOWF, to haunt, freq...
howffs
20
17
HOWFF, to haunt, fre...
howked
16
16
HOWK, (Scots) to dig...
howker
16
15
a two-masted Dutch o...
howled
16
13
HOWL, to cry like a...
howler
16
12
a kind of monkey [n...
howlet
16
12
a young owl, also OW...
howres
15
11
HOWRE, (obsolete) an...
howzat
18
20
a cry in cricket app...
howzit
19
20
(South Africa) how i...
hoxing
19
18
HOX, (Shakespeare) t...
hoyden
17
12
to act like a tomboy...
hoying
19
13
HOY, to incite [v]
hoyles
19
11
HOYLE, a rule book [...
hryvna
20
15
a monetary unit of U...
hubbly
25
18
having an uneven sur...
hubbub
20
19
a confused sound of...
hubcap
20
18
a covering for the h...
hubris
16
12
(Greek) overbearing...
hucked
17
17
HUCK, to force rough...
huckle
18
17
to force roughly, al...
hudden
12
12
HAUD, (Scots) to hol...
huddle
14
12
to press closely tog...
huddup
16
15
get up (to a horse)...
hudnas
12
11
HUDNA, (Arabic) in I...
hududs
14
12
HUDUD, (Arabic) a se...
huffed
17
16
HUFF, to breathe hea...
huffer
17
15
a blustering bully [...
hugely
21
14
HUGE, very large [ad...
hugest
14
11
HUGE, very large [ad...
hugged
15
14
HUG, to clasp tightl...
hugger
15
13
one who hugs [n -S]
huipil
17
13
a Mexican embroidere...
hulked
15
15
HULK, to appear impr...
hulled
15
12
HULL, to separate th...
huller
15
11
one who, or that whi...
hulloa
14
11
to hallo [v -ED, -IN...
hulloo
14
11
to hail, also HALLOA...
hullos
15
11
HULLO, to shout out...
humane
12
13
compassionate [adj H...
humans
13
13
HUMAN, a person [n]
humate
13
12
a salt of humic acid...
humble
17
16
to abase [v HUMBLED,...
humbly
24
18
HUMBLE, modest [adv]
humbug
18
18
to deceive [v HUMBUG...
humect
17
15
to moisten, also HUM...
humefy
22
17
(obsolete) to moiste...
humeri
14
12
HUMERUS, the large b...
humfed
16
16
HUMF, to carry somet...
humhum
18
18
a kind of plain, coa...
humify
23
17
to moisten, also HUM...
humint
14
13
human intelligence [...
humite
14
12
a magnesium orthosil...
humlie
15
13
(Scots) a pollarded...
hummed
15
16
HUM, to make a sound...
hummel
16
16
to make hornless [v...
hummer
15
15
one who, or that whi...
hummle
16
16
as in hummle bonnet,...
hummum
17
19
a Turkish bath, also...
hummus
16
16
(Turkish) a Middle E...
humors
14
12
HUMOR, to humour, al...
humour
14
13
to indulge, also HUM...
humous
14
13
a Middle Eastern hor...
humped
16
16
HUMP, to bend into a...
humpen
15
16
(German) a type of e...
humper
16
15
someone who carries...
humphs
19
17
HUMPH, to carry (som...
humpty
23
17
a low padded seat [n...
humusy
21
15
having much humus [a...
humvee
15
16
(tradename) a high m...
hungan
12
13
a voodoo priest, als...
hunger
13
12
to crave [v -ED, -IN...
hungry
20
14
having a craving des...
hunker
13
14
to squat [v -ED, -IN...
hunkey
19
16
(colloquial) a perso...
hunkie
13
14
(colloquial) a perso...
hunted
12
11
HUNT, to pursue for...
hunter
12
10
one that hunts [n -S...
hupiro
15
12
a New Zealand name f...
huppah
19
17
(Hebrew) a wedding c...
hupped
17
16
HUP, to quicken the...
huppot
17
15
HUPPAH, (Hebrew) a w...
hurden
12
11
a coarse fabric made...
hurdle
14
11
to jump over [v HURD...
hurled
14
11
HURL, to throw with...
hurler
14
10
one who hurls [n -S]
hurley
20
12
a ball game similar...
hurrah
15
11
to shout hurrah, als...
hurras
13
9
HURRA, to shout hurr...
hurray
19
11
to shout hurray, als...
hursts
14
9
HURST, a wood or gro...
hurter
13
9
a beam, block, etc....
hurtle
14
10
to rush violently [v...
hushed
15
12
HUSH, to quiet [v]
husher
15
11
to usher, escort peo...
hushes
15
11
HUSH, to quiet [v]
husked
14
14
HUSK, to remove the...
husker
14
13
someone who husks ma...
hussar
13
9
a kind of cavalry so...
husses
13
9
HUSS, a type of dogf...
hussif
16
12
(dialect) a housewif...
hustle
14
10
to hurry [v HUSTLED,...
hutias
13
9
HUTIA, a West Indian...
hutted
13
10
HUT, to settle in a...
hutzpa
18
21
(Yiddish) sass, moxy...
huzoor
15
18
an Indian potentate,...
huzzah
21
29
a word used as a sho...
huzzas
19
27
HUZZA, to cheer [v]
hyaena
16
11
a carrion-feeding ca...
hyalin
19
12
a clear translucent...
hybrid
22
14
the offspring of gen...
hybris
22
13
(Greek) overbearing...
hydrae
18
11
HYDRA, a kind of fre...
hydras
19
11
HYDRA, a kind of fre...
hydria
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a large Greek water-...
hydric
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adapted to life with...
hydrid
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any compound of hydr...
hydros
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HYDRO, (short for) a...
hydyne
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a rocket-launching f...
hyeing
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HYE, (obsolete) to h...
hyenas
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HYENA, a carrion-fee...
hyenic
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of or like a hyaena,...
hyetal
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pertaining to rain [...
hylegs
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HYLEG, the ruling pl...
hylism
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materialism [n -S]
hylist
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a materialist, also...
hymens
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HYMEN, the membrane...
hymnal
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a hymn book, also HY...
hymned
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HYMN, to sing a song...
hymnic
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pertaining to hymns...
hyndes
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HYNDE, (Spenser) a h...
hyoids
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HYOID, a bone at the...
hypate
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in Greek music, the...
hypers
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HYPER, an excitable...
hyphae
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HYPHA, a threadlike...
hyphal
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of or like hyphae, t...
hyphen
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to connect words wit...
hyping
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the act of hyping [n...
hypnic
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a soporific [n -S]
hypnum
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a type of moss [n HY...
hypoed
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HYPO, (colloquial) t...
hypoid
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a type of bevel gear...
hypped
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HYP, to offend [v]
hysons
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HYSON, a fine sort o...
hyssop
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an aromatic bitter-t...
hythes
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HYTHE, a small port...
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