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laager
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9
to form a defensive...
laaris
11
7
LAARI, a monetary un...
labara
12
10
LABARUM, (Latin) a m...
labdas
13
11
LABDA, (Greek) the G...
labels
14
11
LABEL, to attach a t...
labial
14
11
pronounced with the...
labile
14
11
likely to change [ad...
labium
15
14
a fold of the vulva...
lablab
16
14
a tropical bean [n -...
labors
13
10
LABOR, to work, also...
labour
13
11
to work, also LABOR...
labral
14
11
relating to the labr...
labret
13
10
an ornament worn in...
labrid
14
11
a member of the wras...
labrum
15
14
a liplike structure...
labrys
20
12
(Greek) the double-h...
lacers
14
10
LACER, one that lace...
lacets
14
10
LACET, a kind of lac...
laches
16
12
undue delay in carry...
lacier
14
10
LACEY, resembling la...
lacily
22
13
LACY, resembling lac...
lacing
15
13
a contrasting margin...
lacked
15
15
LACK, to be without...
lacker
15
14
to coat with a gloss...
lackey
21
16
to serve in a servil...
lacmus
16
14
a substance that cha...
lactam
15
13
one of a series of a...
lactic
18
13
derived from milk [a...
lacuna
13
12
an empty space or mi...
lacune
13
12
an empty space or mi...
ladder
11
9
to cause a run in a...
laddie
11
9
a lad [n -S]
ladens
10
9
LADEN, to load with...
laders
11
8
LADER, one who lades...
ladies
11
8
LADY, a woman of ref...
ladify
20
13
to make a lady of, a...
lading
12
11
cargo or freight [n...
ladino
10
9
a fast-growing clove...
ladled
12
10
LADLE, to serve with...
ladler
12
9
one who ladles; (his...
ladles
12
9
LADLE, to serve with...
ladron
10
9
(Spanish) a robber;...
ladyfy
26
15
to make a lady of, a...
laered
10
8
LAER, to make a defe...
laesie
10
7
(Spenser) lazy [adj]
lagans
11
10
LAGAN, goods thrown...
lagena
10
10
a narrow-necked bott...
lagend
11
11
goods thrown into th...
lagers
12
9
LAGER, to form a def...
lagged
13
12
LAG, to fall behind...
laggen
12
12
the angle between th...
lagger
13
11
one who lags, also L...
laggin
13
12
the angle between th...
lagoon
10
10
a shallow body of wa...
laguna
11
11
a shallow body of wa...
lagune
11
11
a shallow body of wa...
lahals
14
10
LAHAL, a team game p...
lahars
13
9
LAHAR, a flowing mas...
laical
15
11
of or pertaining to...
laichs
17
12
LAICH, (Scots) a pie...
laided
11
9
LAID, (Scots) to loa...
laidly
19
11
(Scots) loathly, als...
laighs
15
11
LAIGH, a piece of lo...
laikas
12
11
LAIKA, (Russian) a b...
laiked
12
12
LAIK, (Scots) to spo...
laiker
12
11
one who sports or pl...
laipse
13
10
(dialect) to defeat...
lairds
12
8
LAIRD, the owner of...
laired
11
8
LAIR, to go to a lai...
laisse
11
7
(French) a tirade or...
lakers
12
11
LAKER, a fish found...
lakier
12
11
LAKY, full of lakes...
laking
13
14
the reddening of blo...
lakins
12
12
LAKIN, (Shakespeare)...
lakish
15
13
like a lake [adj]
laksas
12
11
LAKSA, (Malay) rice...
lalang
12
11
a coarse grass of th...
laldie
12
9
(Scots) a beating or...
lallan
12
10
(Scots) lowland, als...
lalled
13
10
LALL, to articulate...
lambda
14
14
(Greek) the Greek le...
lambed
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14
LAMB, to give birth...
lamber
14
13
a ewe that is lambin...
lambie
14
13
a small lamb, also L...
lamedh
14
13
(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
lameds
12
11
LAMED, (Hebrew) a He...
lamely
19
13
LAME, disabled in th...
lament
11
11
to cry out in grief...
lamest
12
10
LAME, disabled in th...
lamiae
11
10
LAMIA, a mythical mo...
lamias
12
10
LAMIA, a mythical mo...
lamina
11
11
a thin plate or laye...
laming
13
13
LAME, to make lame [...
lamish
15
12
somewhat lame [adj]
lammed
13
14
LAM, to beat [v]
lammer
13
13
(Scots) amber [n -S]
lammie
13
13
a thick quilted jump...
lampad
14
14
a candlestick [n -S]
lampas
14
13
inflammation of the...
lamped
14
14
LAMP, to supply with...
lamper
14
13
a primitive fish-lik...
lanais
10
8
LANAI, (Hawaiian) a...
lanate
9
8
having or consisting...
lanced
13
12
LANCE, to pierce wit...
lancer
13
11
a cavalryman armed w...
lances
13
11
LANCE, to pierce wit...
lancet
13
11
a narrow, pointed ar...
landau
10
10
(German) a horse-dra...
landed
10
10
LAND, to set down on...
lander
10
9
one who lands [n -S]
landes
10
9
LANDE, (French) a he...
lanely
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11
(Scots) lonely [adj]
langar
11
10
a dining hall in a S...
langer
11
10
(Irish slang) a peni...
langue
11
11
(French) a language...
langur
12
11
a long-tailed Asian...
lanked
11
13
LANK, to become limp...
lanker
11
12
LANK, long and thin...
lankly
19
15
LANK, long and thin...
lanner
9
9
a kind of falcon [n...
lanose
9
8
covered with wool, a...
lanugo
11
11
(Latin) a woolly dow...
laogai
11
9
the system of forced...
lapdog
14
13
a small dog fondled...
lapels
14
11
LAPEL, an extension...
lapful
17
15
as much as a lap can...
lapins
13
11
LAPIN, (French) rabb...
lapjes
15
19
LAPJE, (Afrikaans) a...
lapped
15
14
LAP, to extend beyon...
lappel
16
14
an extension of the...
lapper
15
13
(Scots) to curdle, a...
lappet
15
13
a fold or flap on a...
lappie
15
13
(Afrikaans) a rag or...
lapsed
13
11
LAPSE, to pass into...
lapser
13
10
one who lapses [n -S...
lapses
13
10
LAPSE, to pass into...
lapsus
14
11
(Latin) a slip e.g....
laptop
15
13
a small computer use...
larded
11
9
LARD, to smear with...
larder
11
8
a place where food i...
lardon
10
9
a strip of bacon, al...
larees
10
7
LAREE, a monetary un...
largen
11
10
to enlarge, also ENL...
larger
12
9
LARGE, great in size...
larges
12
9
LARGE, generosity [n...
largos
12
9
LARGO, a slow musica...
lariat
11
7
to catch with a long...
larine
10
8
of or pertaining to...
larked
12
12
LARK, to behave play...
larker
12
11
a catcher of larks [...
larnax
16
15
(Greek) a terracotta...
larned
10
9
LARN, (dialect) to l...
larney
16
10
(South Africa) a whi...
laroid
11
8
of or pertaining to...
larrup
14
11
to flog or thrash [v...
larums
13
11
LARUM, (archaic) ala...
larvae
12
11
LARVA, an animal in...
larval
14
12
of or like a larva [...
larvas
13
11
LARVA, an animal in...
larynx
23
17
an organ of the resp...
lascar
14
10
an East Indian sailo...
lasers
11
7
LASER, a source of h...
lashed
13
10
LASH, to strike with...
lasher
13
9
a rope for binding o...
lashes
13
9
LASH, to strike with...
lasing
12
10
the act of using a l...
lasket
12
11
a loop at the foot o...
lasque
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17
a thin, flat diamond...
lasses
11
7
LASS, (Scots) a girl...
lassie
11
7
(Scots) a girl, also...
lassis
12
7
LASSI, (Hindi) a dri...
lassos
11
7
LASSO, to catch with...
lassus
12
8
LASSU, the slow move...
lasted
11
8
LAST, to continue in...
laster
11
7
a worker who shapes...
lastly
19
10
LAST, coming after a...
latahs
13
9
LATAH, a psychologic...
lateen
9
8
a triangular sail ri...
lately
18
10
not long ago [adv]
latens
10
8
LATEN, to make or gr...
latent
10
8
hidden [adj LATENTLY...
latest
11
7
the most recent deve...
lathed
13
10
LATH, to cover with...
lathee
12
9
(Hindi) in India, a...
lathen
12
10
made of lath, thin s...
lather
13
9
to cover with a ligh...
lathes
13
9
LATHE, to shape or c...
lathis
14
9
LATHI, (Hindi) in In...
latigo
12
9
a strap used to fast...
latina
10
8
a female Latin Ameri...
latino
10
8
(Spanish) a (male) L...
latish
14
9
somewhat late [adj]
latkes
12
11
LATKE, (Yiddish) a t...
latria
11
7
(Latin) in Roman Cat...
latron
10
8
(obsolete) a robber,...
latten
10
8
metal in thin plates...
latter
11
7
the second mentioned...
lattes
11
7
LATTE, a white coffe...
lattin
11
8
metal in thin plates...
lauans
10
9
LAUAN, a lightweight...
lauchs
17
13
LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
lauded
11
10
LAUD, to praise [v]
lauder
11
9
one who lauds, also...
laughs
15
12
LAUGH, to express mi...
laughy
21
14
inclined to laugh [a...
launce
13
12
(Spenser) to pierce...
launch
16
14
to set in motion [v...
launds
11
10
LAUND, (Shakespeare)...
laurae
10
8
LAURA, a group of hu...
lauras
11
8
LAURA, a group of hu...
laurel
12
9
to crown with a wrea...
lauric
15
11
as in lauric acid, a...
lauryl
19
11
a radical in lauryl...
lavabo
14
14
a fixed basin or was...
lavage
13
13
the irrigation or wa...
lavash
15
13
a thin flat bread of...
laveer
12
11
(archaic) to sail ag...
lavers
13
11
LAVER, an edible sea...
laving
14
14
LAVE, (archaic) to w...
lavish
16
13
to give generously [...
lavolt
14
12
a lively dance for c...
lavras
13
11
LAVRA, (Greek) a gro...
lawest
14
10
LAW, (Scots) low [ad...
lawful
18
15
allowed by law (the...
lawine
13
11
(German) an avalanch...
lawing
15
13
a bill for food or d...
lawins
14
11
LAWIN, (Scots) a bil...
lawman
14
14
a law-enforcement of...
lawmen
14
14
LAWMAN, a law-enforc...
lawned
13
12
having a lawn [adj]
lawyer
20
12
a member of the lega...
laxest
17
14
LAX, slack or loose...
laxism
19
17
the belief that an u...
laxist
18
14
a person with low mo...
laxity
24
16
the state of being l...
layers
17
9
LAYER, to form a lay...
laying
18
12
the first coat of pl...
layins
17
10
LAYIN, a basketball...
layman
17
13
a member of the lait...
laymen
17
13
LAYMAN, a member of...
layoff
21
15
the suspension or di...
layout
17
10
an arrangement or pl...
layups
20
13
LAYUP, a shot in bas...
lazars
14
16
LAZAR, a leper or pe...
lazied
14
17
LAZY, to move or lie...
lazier
14
16
LAZY, disinclined to...
lazies
14
16
LAZY, to move or lie...
lazily
22
19
LAZY, disinclined to...
lazing
15
19
LAZE, to pass time i...
lazoed
13
17
LAZO, to catch with...
lazoes
13
16
LAZO, to catch with...
lazuli
16
18
a beautiful blue sto...
leachy
22
14
permitting liquids t...
leaded
10
9
LEAD, to go in advan...
leaden
9
9
made of or resemblin...
leader
10
8
one that leads or gu...
leafed
12
11
LEAF, to turn pages...
league
11
10
to come together for...
leaked
11
12
LEAK, to seep throug...
leaker
11
11
something that leaks...
lealer
11
8
LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
leally
19
11
LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
lealty
18
10
(Scots) loyalty [n L...
leamed
11
11
LEAM, (archaic) to g...
leaned
9
9
LEAN, to incline or...
leaner
9
8
one that leans [n -S...
leanly
17
11
LEAN, having little...
leaped
12
11
LEAP, to spring off...
leaper
12
10
one who leaps [n -S]
leared
10
8
LEARE, (Scots) to te...
leares
10
7
LEARE, (Scots) to te...
learns
10
8
LEARN, to be informe...
learnt
10
8
LEARN, to be informe...
leased
10
8
LEASE, to contract t...
leaser
10
7
one who leases [n -S...
leases
10
7
LEASE, to contract t...
leasow
13
10
to pasture, also LEA...
leasts
11
7
LEAST, the smallest...
leaved
12
12
having leaves [adj]
leaven
11
12
to produce fermentat...
leaver
12
11
one that leaves [n -...
leaves
12
11
LEAVE, to go away fr...
leazes
13
16
LEAZE, a pasture [n]
lebbek
16
17
an Old World tropica...
lebens
12
11
LEBEN, a kind of Eas...
leched
16
13
LECH, to engage in l...
lecher
16
12
an excessively lewd...
leches
16
12
LECH, to engage in l...
lechwe
19
15
(Bantu) a kind of Af...
lectin
14
11
a protein that binds...
lector
14
10
a reader of the less...
ledden
10
10
(Spenser) language,...
ledged
12
11
having a ledge [adj]
ledger
12
10
(obsolete) an ambass...
ledges
12
10
LEDGE, a narrow, she...
ledums
13
12
LEDUM, a plant of th...
leears
10
7
LEEAR, (Scots) a lia...
leeing
11
10
LEE, (Scots) to lie,...
leeped
12
11
LEEP, (Hindi) to pla...
leered
10
8
LEER, to look with a...
leeses
10
7
LEESE, (Shakespeare)...
leetle
11
8
an old-fashioned aff...
leeway
19
12
the lateral drift of...
lefter
13
10
LEFT, pertaining to...
leftie
13
10
someone who is polit...
legacy
21
14
something bequeathed...
legals
13
10
LEGAL, an authorised...
legate
11
9
an emissary of the p...
legato
11
9
(Italian) in a smoot...
legend
11
11
an unverified story...
legers
12
9
LEGER, one who sells...
legged
13
12
LEG, to walk briskly...
legger
13
11
a bargeman who legs...
legges
13
11
LEGGE, (Shakespeare)...
leggie
13
11
in cricket, a leg-br...
leggin
13
12
a cover for the leg,...
legion
11
10
a large military for...
legist
13
9
one skilled in the l...
legits
13
9
LEGIT, a legitimate...
leglan
12
11
a milking pail, also...
leglen
12
11
a milking pail, also...
leglet
13
10
a leg decoration [n...
leglin
13
11
a milking pail, also...
legman
12
13
a newspaperman assig...
legmen
12
13
LEGMAN, a newspaperm...
legong
12
12
a Balinese dance [n...
leguan
11
11
(Dutch) a large moni...
legume
13
13
the fruit or edible...
lehaim
14
12
a traditional Jewish...
lehuas
13
10
LEHUA, (Hawaiian) a...
leiger
12
9
(obsolete) an ambass...
leipoa
12
10
an Australian bird [...
leired
11
8
LEIR, (Scots) to tea...
lekked
13
16
LEK, to gather at a...
lekker
13
15
(South African slang...
lekvar
14
15
a prune butter [n -S...
lemans
11
11
LEMAN, (archaic) a l...
lemels
13
11
LEMEL, the dust and...
leming
13
13
LEME, to gleam, glow...
lemmas
13
13
LEMMA, a type of pro...
lemons
11
11
LEMON, to flavour wi...
lemony
17
13
tasting of lemon [ad...
lemurs
13
11
LEMUR, an arboreal m...
lender
10
9
one that lends [n -S...
lenged
11
11
LENG, to tarry [v]
lenger
11
10
LENG, (obsolete) lon...
length
14
12
the extent from end...
lenify
19
13
(archaic) to mitigat...
lenite
10
8
to articulate a leni...
lenity
17
10
the quality of being...
lensed
10
9
LENS, to make a film...
lenses
10
8
LENS, to make a film...
lenten
9
9
meagre, i.e. that wh...
lentic
14
11
pertaining to still...
lentil
12
9
a leguminous annual...
lentor
10
8
(archaic) sluggishne...
lentos
10
8
LENTO, a slow musica...
lenvoy
18
14
an envoy [n -S]
leones
9
8
LEONE, the standard...
lepers
13
10
LEPER, one affected...
lepped
15
14
LEP, (dialect) to le...
lepras
13
10
LEPRA, (Latin) lepro...
leptin
13
11
a hormone released b...
lepton
12
11
a monetary unit of G...
lering
12
10
LERE, (Scots) to tea...
lesbic
17
13
lesbian [adj]
lesbos
13
10
LESBO, (colloquial)...
lesion
10
8
an abnormal change i...
lessee
10
7
one to whom a lease...
lessen
10
8
to make or become le...
lesser
11
7
LESS, smaller [adj]
lesses
11
7
LESS, a smaller port...
lesson
10
8
a teaching [n -S] /...
lessor
11
7
one who grants a lea...
lested
11
8
LEST, (Spenser) to l...
lesula
12
9
a genus of Congolese...
lethal
14
10
causing death [adj L...
lethee
12
9
(Shakespeare) lifebl...
lethes
13
9
LETHE, forgetfulness...
letout
11
8
something that makes...
letted
11
8
LET, to allow [v]
letter
11
7
to inscribe with sym...
lettre
11
7
(French) letter, as...
letups
14
11
LETUP, an easing off...
leucin
14
12
an amino acid, also...
leucon
13
12
a sponge of complex...
leudes
11
9
LEUD, a feudal vassa...
leukon
11
13
a bodily organ consi...
levant
12
12
to run away from a d...
leveed
12
12
LEVEE, to attend suc...
levees
12
11
LEVEE, to attend suc...
levels
14
12
LEVEL, to make even...
levers
13
11
LEVER, to prise open...
levied
13
12
LEVY, to impose or c...
levier
13
11
one who levies [n -S...
levies
13
11
LEVY, to impose or c...
levins
13
12
LEVIN, (archaic) lig...
levite
13
11
(slang) a clergyman...
levity
20
13
frivolity [n LEVITIE...
lewder
14
11
LEWD, sexually sugge...
lewdly
22
14
LEWD, sexually sugge...
lexeme
17
17
the fundamental unit...
lexica
20
17
LEXICON, a dictionar...
lezzas
17
25
LEZZA, (short for) a...
lezzes
17
25
LEZZ, (short for) a...
lezzie
17
25
(short for) a lesbia...
liable
14
11
subject to an obliga...
liaise
11
7
to form a link with...
lianas
10
8
LIANA, any climbing...
lianes
10
8
LIANE, any climbing...
liangs
12
10
LIANG, a Chinese uni...
liards
12
8
LIARD, an old French...
liases
11
7
LIAS, the lowest ser...
libant
13
11
(archaic) sipping; t...
libate
13
10
to pour in honour to...
libbed
16
14
LIB, to geld [v]
libber
16
13
(short for) a libera...
libels
15
11
LIBEL, to make a def...
libero
13
10
(Italian) a football...
libers
14
10
LIBER, a book of pub...
libido
14
11
psychic drive or ene...
libken
14
15
in thieves' slang, a...
liblab
17
14
a person supporting...
librae
13
10
LIBRA, an ancient Ro...
libras
14
10
LIBRA, an ancient Ro...
lichee
16
12
a tropical fruit, al...
lichen
16
13
a compound plant con...
liches
17
12
LICH, (obsolete) a c...
lichis
18
12
LICHI, a tropical fr...
lichts
18
12
LICHT, to light [v]
licked
16
15
LICK, to lap, taste...
licker
16
14
one who licks [n -S]
lictor
15
10
(historical) an anci...
lidars
12
8
LIDAR, a system of u...
lidded
12
10
LID, to provide with...
lidger
13
10
(obsolete) an ambass...
lieder
11
8
LIED, a German song...
liefer
13
10
LIEF, (archaic) soon...
liefly
21
13
LIEF, (archaic) soon...
lieger
12
9
(obsolete) an ambass...
lieges
12
9
LIEGE, (historical)...
lienal
11
9
pertaining to the sp...
lienee
9
8
in law, a party agai...
lienor
10
8
a party who holds a...
lierne
10
8
(French) a cross-rib...
liever
13
11
LIEVE [adv]
lieves
13
11
LIEVE, a beloved [n]
lifers
14
10
LIFER, a prisoner se...
lifted
14
11
LIFT, to raise highe...
lifter
14
10
one who lifts [n -S]
lifull
17
13
(Spenser) full of vi...
ligand
12
11
an atom, molecule, r...
ligans
12
10
LIGAN, goods thrown...
ligase
12
9
an enzyme which seal...
ligate
12
9
to tie with a ligatu...
ligers
13
9
LIGER, the offspring...
ligged
14
12
LIGGE, (dialect) to...
ligger
14
11
a horizontal timber...
ligges
14
11
LIGGE, (dialect) to...
lights
16
11
LIGHT, to illuminate...
lignan
11
11
a beneficial substan...
lignes
12
10
LIGNE, a measure of...
lignin
12
11
an essential part of...
lignum
14
14
the fragrant wood of...
ligula
14
11
a tongue-like part o...
ligule
14
11
a strap-shaped corol...
ligure
13
10
a precious stone [n...
likely
20
14
probable [adj LIKELI...
likens
12
12
LIKEN, to represent...
likers
13
11
LIKER, one who likes...
likest
13
11
LIKE, identical or s...
liking
14
14
a feeling of affecti...
likins
13
12
LIKIN, an old Chines...
likuta
13
12
a monetary unit of Z...
lilacs
16
11
LILAC, a flowering s...
lilied
13
9
covered with lilies...
lilies
13
8
LILY, any plant or f...
lilled
14
10
LILL, (Spenser) to l...
lilted
13
9
LILT, to sing or spe...
limail
14
11
the dust and filings...
limans
12
11
LIMAN, the deposit o...
limbas
15
13
LIMBA, a kind of Afr...
limbec
18
16
an old distilling ap...
limbed
15
14
LIMB, to cut off the...
limber
15
13
supple [adj LIMBERER...
limbic
19
16
pertaining to a syst...
limbos
15
13
LIMBO, a place of ob...
limbus
16
14
a distinctive border...
limens
12
11
LIMEN, a threshold,...
limeys
19
12
LIMEY, a British sai...
limier
13
10
LIMY, containing lim...
limina
12
11
LIMEN, a threshold,...
liming
14
13
in the preparation o...
limits
14
10
LIMIT, to restrict [...
limmas
14
13
LIMMA, in prosody, a...
limmer
14
13
(Scots) a rogue or t...
limned
12
12
LIMN, (archaic) to p...
limner
12
11
a painter of portrai...
limnic
16
14
living in fresh wate...
limous
13
11
(archaic) muddy, sli...
limpas
15
13
LIMPA, rye bread mad...
limped
15
14
LIMP, to walk lamely...
limper
15
13
one who limps [n -S]
limpet
15
13
a gastropod with a c...
limpid
16
14
transparent [adj LIM...
limply
23
16
LIMP, lacking rigidi...
limpsy
22
15
lacking strength or...
limuli
15
12
LIMULUS, a horseshoe...
linacs
14
11
LINAC, a linear part...
linage
11
10
payment for written...
linden
10
10
a lime-tree, also LI...
lineal
11
9
being directly desce...
linear
10
8
of or belonging to a...
linens
10
9
LINEN, a fabric wove...
lineny
16
11
like linen [adj]
liners
11
8
LINER, a passenger s...
lineup
13
12
a list of team membe...
lingam
13
13
(Sanskrit) the phall...
lingas
12
10
LINGA, (Sanskrit) th...
lingel
13
11
a shoemaker's waxed...
linger
12
10
to delay departure [...
lingle
13
11
a shoemaker's waxed...
lingos
12
10
LINGO, (colloquial)...
lingot
12
10
(obsolete) an ingot...
lingua
12
11
the tongue [n LINGUA...
linhay
19
12
a shed, also LINNEY,...
linier
11
8
LINEY, resembling a...
lining
12
11
an inner layer [n -S...
linins
11
9
LININ, (Greek) a sub...
linish
14
10
to give a smooth lin...
linked
12
13
LINK, to connect [v]
linker
12
12
one who links [n -S]
linkup
15
16
something that serve...
linned
10
10
LIN, to cease [v]
linnet
10
9
a common finch, feed...
linney
16
11
a shed with an open...
linsey
17
10
a coarse linen and w...
linted
11
9
LINT, to put lint on...
lintel
12
9
a horizontal support...
linter
11
8
a machine for removi...
lintie
11
8
(Scots) a linnet, al...
lintol
12
9
a horizontal support...
linums
13
12
LINUM, a plant of th...
lionel
11
9
a small lion used as...
lionet
10
8
a young lion [n -S]
lionly
18
11
like a lion [adj]
lipase
13
10
an enzyme that break...
lipide
14
11
any of a class of fa...
lipids
15
11
LIPID, any of a clas...
lipins
14
11
LIPIN, any of a clas...
lipoic
17
13
as in lipoic acid, a...
lipoid
14
11
any of a class of fa...
lipoma
14
13
a tumor of fatty tis...
lipped
16
14
LIP, to touch with t...
lippen
15
14
(Scots) to trust, de...
lipper
16
13
to ripple [v -ED, -I...
lippie
16
13
(Scots) an old Scott...
liquid
21
18
free-flowing [adj LI...
liquor
20
17
a strong alcoholic d...
lirked
13
12
LIRK, (Scots) to wri...
liroth
14
9
LIRA, (Italian) an I...
lisles
13
8
LISLE, a fine, tight...
lisped
14
11
LISP, to pronounce t...
lisper
14
10
one who lisps [n -S]
lisses
12
7
LIS, a heraldic fleu...
lissom
13
10
easily flexed, lithe...
listed
12
8
LIST, to write down...
listee
11
7
one who is on the li...
listel
13
8
(archaic) a narrow b...
listen
11
8
to try to hear [v -E...
lister
12
7
a three-pronged spea...
litany
17
10
a ceremonial form of...
litchi
18
12
the edible fruit of...
liters
12
7
LITER, (US) a measur...
litest
12
7
LITE, of food and dr...
lithed
14
10
LITHE, to listen [v]
lither
14
9
LITHE, supple [adj]
lithes
14
9
LITHE, to listen [v]
lithia
14
9
lithium oxide, a str...
lithic
18
12
of or pertaining to...
lithos
14
9
LITHO, to make a lit...
liting
13
10
LITE, (Spenser) to a...
litmus
14
11
a substance that cha...
litres
12
7
LITRE, a unit of cap...
litten
11
8
LET, to allow [v]
litter
12
7
to scatter rubbish a...
little
13
8
small [adj LITTLER,...
lituus
13
9
a J-shaped Roman tru...
livedo
13
12
a discoloured patch...
lively
21
14
full of energy [adj...
livens
13
12
LIVEN, to make livel...
livers
14
11
LIVER, to thicken or...
livery
20
13
the identifying unif...
livest
14
11
LIVE, having life [a...
livier
14
11
a permanent resident...
living
15
14
a means of subsisten...
livors
14
11
LIVOR, lividness of...
livres
14
11
LIVRE, a former mone...
livyer
20
13
a permanent resident...
lizard
15
17
any of a suborder of...
lizzie
18
25
as in tin lizzie, an...
llamas
13
11
LLAMA, a South Ameri...
llanos
11
9
LLANO, an open, gras...
loaded
10
9
LOAD, to place goods...
loaden
9
9
(archaic) to load, a...
loader
10
8
one that loads [n -S...
loafed
12
11
LOAF, to pass time i...
loafer
12
10
a lazy person; a sho...
loamed
11
11
LOAM, to cover with...
loaned
9
9
LOAN, to lend [v]
loanee
8
8
a person who receive...
loaner
9
8
one who loans [n -S]
loathe
12
9
to detest greatly [v...
loathy
19
11
(archaic) loathsome...
loaved
12
12
LOAVE, to form a hea...
loaves
12
11
LOAVE, to form a hea...
lobate
12
10
having lobes, also L...
lobbed
15
14
LOB, to hit a ball i...
lobber
15
13
one who lobs [n -S]
lobing
14
13
a division into lobe...
lobola
13
11
an African custom wh...
lobolo
13
11
an African custom wh...
lobose
12
10
having a lobe [adj]
lobule
14
12
a small lobe, also L...
lobuli
15
12
LOBULUS, a small lob...
locale
14
11
a place, position or...
locals
15
11
LOCAL, a person belo...
locate
13
10
to find or pinpoint...
lochan
15
13
(Gaelic) a small lak...
loches
16
12
LOCHE, a fish of the...
lochia
16
12
(Greek) the discharg...
locies
14
10
LOCIE, an engine use...
locked
15
15
LOCK, to secure with...
locker
15
14
a small cupboard for...
locket
15
14
a small ornamental c...
lockup
18
18
a jail [n -S]
locoed
13
11
LOCO, to poison with...
locoes
13
10
LOCO, to poison with...
locule
15
12
a small, cell-like c...
loculi
16
12
LOCULUS, a small, ce...
locums
16
14
LOCUM, a temporary s...
locust
15
11
any of numerous orth...
lodens
10
9
LODEN, (German) a th...
lodged
12
11
LODGE, to provide te...
lodger
12
10
one who stays in ren...
lodges
12
10
LODGE, to provide te...
loerie
10
7
a type of African bi...
lofted
13
11
LOFT, to propel high...
lofter
13
10
a type of golf club...
logans
11
10
LOGAN, a rocking-sto...
loggat
13
11
a small log or piece...
logged
13
12
LOG, to fell timber...
logger
13
11
one who fells timber...
loggia
13
11
(Italian) an open-si...
loggie
13
11
LOGGIA, (Italian) an...
logics
16
12
LOGIC, the science o...
logier
12
9
LOGY, sluggish, also...
logies
12
9
LOGIE, the space in...
logily
20
12
LOGY, sluggish, also...
logins
12
10
LOGIN, access to a m...
logion
11
10
a saying attributed...
logjam
15
21
a tangled mass of lo...
loglog
14
12
the logarithm of a l...
logoed
11
10
having a logo [adj]
logoff
16
15
exit from a mainfram...
logons
11
10
LOGON [v]
logout
12
10
exit from a mainfram...
logway
21
14
a ramp used in loggi...
lohans
12
10
LOHAN, (Sanskrit) a...
loided
11
9
LOID, to open a lock...
loipen
12
11
LOIPE, a track for c...
loiter
11
7
to stand idly about...
loligo
13
10
a genus of cephalopo...
lolium
14
12
any plant of the Lol...
lolled
13
10
LOLL, to lounge, als...
loller
13
9
one who lolls [n -S]
lollop
15
12
to lounge, also LOLL...
lologs
13
10
LOLOG, the logarithm...
lomata
11
10
LOMA, a membranous f...
lomein
11
11
a Chinese dish of no...
loment
11
11
a pod that breaks in...
loming
13
13
LOME, to cover with...
lonely
17
11
sad from lack of com...
loners
10
8
LONER, one who avoid...
longan
10
11
the edible fruit of...
longas
11
10
LONGA, a long note [...
longed
11
11
LONG, to desire stro...
longer
11
10
one that longs [n -S...
longes
11
10
LONGE, to guide a ho...
longly
19
13
(Shakespeare) long [...
looeys
16
9
LOOEY, a lieutenant...
loofah
14
12
a tropical vine, als...
loofas
12
10
LOOFA, a tropical vi...
looies
10
7
LOOIE, (colloquial)...
looing
11
10
LOO, to love, also L...
looked
11
12
LOOK, to use one's s...
looker
11
11
one that looks [n -S...
lookie
11
11
an interjection: loo...
lookit
12
11
an interjection: loo...
lookup
14
15
the process of looki...
loomed
11
11
LOOM, to appear indi...
looney
15
10
crazy [adj LOONIER,...
loonie
9
8
crazy [adj LOONIER,...
looped
12
11
LOOP, to form oval o...
looper
12
10
a caterpillar of the...
loords
11
8
LOORD, a lout [n]
loosed
10
8
LOOSE, to set free,...
loosen
9
8
to make less tight [...
looser
10
7
LOOSE, slack [adj]
looses
10
7
LOOSE, to set free,...
loosie
10
7
(slang) a loose forw...
looted
10
8
LOOT, to plunder [v]
looten
9
8
LET, to allow [v]
looter
10
7
one that loots [n -S...
looves
12
11
LOOF, the palm of th...
lopers
13
10
LOPER, one of a pair...
loping
14
13
LOPE, to run with a...
lopped
15
14
LOP, to cut the tops...
lopper
15
13
(Scots) to curdle, a...
loppet
15
13
a long-distance cros...
loquat
19
17
a Chinese and Japane...
lorans
10
8
LORAN, an acronym fo...
lorate
10
7
having the form of a...
lorcha
16
12
(Portuguese) a light...
lorded
11
9
LORD, to rule over o...
lordly
19
11
in the manner of a l...
loreal
11
8
pertaining to the lo...
lorels
12
8
LOREL, a good for no...
lorica
14
10
(Latin) a leather co...
lorics
15
10
LORIC, a leather cor...
lories
11
7
LORY, (Malay) a kind...
loring
12
10
(Spenser) learning [...
loriot
11
7
(French) the golden...
losels
12
8
LOSEL, a good for no...
losers
11
7
LOSER, one who loses...
losing
12
10
tending to suffer lo...
loslyf
21
13
(Afrikaans) a promis...
losses
11
7
LOSS, the act of one...
lotahs
13
9
LOTAH, a small brass...
lother
13
9
LOTH, unwilling, als...
lotion
10
8
a liquid preparation...
lotted
11
8
LOT, to separate int...
lotter
11
7
someone who rents or...
lottes
11
7
LOTTE, (French) a fo...
lottos
11
7
LOTTO, a game played...
louche
16
13
not reputable [adj L...
louden
10
10
to increase in volum...
louder
11
9
LOUD, strongly audib...
loudly
19
12
in a loud fashion [a...
loughs
15
12
LOUGH, (Irish) a lak...
louies
11
8
LOUIE, (colloquial)...
louing
12
11
LOU, (Scots) to love...
loumas
12
11
LOUMA, a weekly mark...
lounds
11
10
LOUND, (Scots) to ca...
louned
10
10
LOUN, (Scots) to cal...
lounge
11
11
to recline in a rela...
loungy
18
13
suitable for loungin...
louped
13
12
LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
loupen
12
12
LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
loupes
13
11
LOUPE, (French) a je...
loupit
14
11
LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
loured
11
9
LOUR, to look sullen...
loures
11
8
LOURE, (French) an o...
lourie
11
8
a type of African bi...
loused
11
9
LOUSE, to spoil or b...
louser
11
8
(Irish) a mean, nast...
louses
11
8
LOUSE, to spoil or b...
louted
11
9
LOUT, (obsolete) to...
louvar
13
12
a large silvery whal...
louver
13
12
a sloping slat place...
louvre
13
12
a sloping slat place...
lovage
13
13
a perennial herb [n...
lovats
13
11
LOVAT, a greyish or...
lovely
20
14
a beautiful woman [n...
lovers
13
11
LOVER, someone who l...
loveys
19
13
LOVEY, a term of end...
lovier
13
11
LOVEY, fondly affect...
lovies
13
11
LOVIE, an endearment...
loving
14
14
affectionate [adj LO...
lowans
13
11
LOWAN, (Native Austr...
lowboy
22
15
a low chest of drawe...
lowers
14
10
LOWER, to appear dar...
lowery
20
12
cloudy, gloomy, lowe...
lowest
14
10
LOW, not high [adj]
lowing
15
13
the sound of cattle...
lowish
17
12
somewhat low [adj]
lownds
14
12
LOWND, to calm, also...
lowned
13
12
LOWN, to calm, also...
lownes
13
11
LOWNE, to calm, also...
lowped
16
14
LOWP, (Scots) to lea...
lowrie
14
10
a kind of small parr...
lowsed
14
11
LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lowser
14
10
LOWSE, (Scots) loose...
lowses
14
10
LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lowsit
15
10
LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lowted
14
11
LOWT, (obsolete) to...
loxing
18
17
LOX, to supply with...
lozell
16
18
(Spenser) a good for...
lozens
13
17
LOZEN, (Scots) a win...
lubber
16
14
a clumsy fellow, als...
lubing
15
14
LUBE, to lubricate [...
lubras
14
11
LUBRA, (Native Austr...
lubric
18
14
(archaic) lubricious...
lucent
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shining, bright [adj...
lucern
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a fodder plant, aka...
luchot
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LUACH, (Judaism) an...
lucite
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a type of transparen...
lucked
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LUCK, to succeed by...
lucken
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(Scots) closed [adj]
luckie
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an elderly woman who...
lucres
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LUCRE, sordid gain;...
lucuma
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a tree of the Lucuma...
lucumo
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(Latin) an Etruscan...
luetic
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infected with syphil...
luffas
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LUFFA, a kind of vin...
luffed
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LUFF, to steer a sai...
lugers
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LUGER, one who rides...
lugged
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LUG, to drag heavily...
lugger
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a small 2- or-3-mast...
luggie
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(Scots) a hooped dis...
luging
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the act of toboggani...
luiten
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LET, to allow [v]
lulled
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LULL, to cause to sl...
luller
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one who lulls [n -S]
lumbar
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an anatomical part s...
lumber
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to move heavily and...
lumbus
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(Latin) the part of...
lumens
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LUMEN, a unit of lum...
lumina
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LUMEN, a unit of lum...
lumine
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(obsolete) to illumi...
lummox
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a clumsy person [n -...
lumped
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LUMP, to make into a...
lumpen
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(German) relating to...
lumper
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a labourer employed...
lumpia
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(Chinese) an Indones...
lunacy
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insanity [n LUNACIES...
lunars
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LUNAR, the distance...
lunary
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the moonwort fern [n...
lunate
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crescent-shaped, als...
lunets
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LUNET, a little moon...
lungan
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a pulpy fruit relate...
lunged
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LUNGE, to make a sud...
lungee
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11
a loincloth worn by...
lunger
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11
one who lunges [n -S...
lunges
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LUNGE, to make a sud...
lungie
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11
(Scots) the guillemo...
lungis
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LUNGI, (Hindi) in In...
lungyi
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(Hindi) in India, a...
lunier
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LUNY, crazy [adj]
lunies
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LUNY, a crazy person...
lunker
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a large game fish [n...
lunted
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LUNT, to kindle [v]
lunula
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11
(Latin) a Bronze Age...
lunule
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11
a crescent-shaped ma...
lunyie
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11
(Scots) the guillemo...
lupine
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any papilionaceous p...
lupins
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LUPIN, any papiliona...
lupoid
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suffering from lupus...
lupous
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pertaining to lupus,...
luppen
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LEAP, to spring off...
lurdan
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10
(archaic) a dull or...
lurden
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(archaic) a dull or...
lurers
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LURER, one who lures...
lurgis
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LURGI, (facetious) a...
luring
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as in tape luring, t...
lurked
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LURK, to lie in wait...
lurker
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one that lurks [n -S...
lurves
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LURVE, (slang) roman...
lusers
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LUSER, a user of a c...
lushed
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LUSH, to ply with al...
lusher
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a heavy drinker [n -...
lushes
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LUSH, to ply with al...
lushly
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LUSH, abounding in v...
lusked
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LUSK, to lie about l...
lusted
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LUST, to have a stro...
luster
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to make lustrous, al...
lustra
12
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LUSTRUM, (Latin) a p...
lustre
12
8
to make lustrous, al...
luteal
12
9
pertaining to the co...
lutein
11
9
a yellow pigment fou...
luters
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LUTER, a lute-player...
luteum
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a hormone-secreting...
luting
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11
a rubber seal; a pas...
lutist
13
8
a lute-player, also...
lutite
12
8
any rock derived fro...
lutten
11
9
LET, to allow [v]
lutzes
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LUTZ, a jump in figu...
luvved
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LUV, (colloquial) to...
luvvie
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16
(colloquial) a membe...
luxate
17
15
to put out of joint...
luxest
18
15
LUXE, (French) luxur...
luxing
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18
LUX, to clean with a...
luxury
25
18
ease, pleasure and i...
luzern
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18
a fodder plant, aka...
luzzes
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LUZ, a supposedly in...
lyases
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9
LYASE, an enzyme [n]
lycees
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12
LYCEE, a French seco...
lyceum
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16
a hall for public le...
lychee
22
14
(Chinese) a tropical...
lyches
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14
LYCH, a corpse, also...
lycras
21
12
LYCRA, (tradename) a...
lyfull
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15
(Spenser) full of vi...
lyings
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12
LYING, the act of ly...
lymphs
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LYMPH, a body fluid...
lynage
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12
(obsolete) lineage,...
lynxes
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17
LYNX, an animal of t...
lyrate
17
9
having the shape of...
lyrics
22
12
LYRIC, a lyrical poe...
lyrism
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12
the quality of being...
lyrist
19
9
one who plays the ly...
lysate
17
9
a product of lysis,...
lysine
17
10
an essential amino a...
lysing
19
12
LYSE, to cause to un...
lysins
18
10
LYSIN, a substance c...
lysols
19
10
LYSOL, (tradename) a...
lyssas
18
9
LYSSA, rabies or hyd...
lythes
20
11
LYTHE, (Scots) a fis...
lyting
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12
LYTE, to alight, als...
lyttae
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LYTTA, a fibrous ban...
lyttas
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LYTTA, a fibrous ban...
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