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maaing
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MAA, to bleat like a...
maases
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9
MAAS, (South Africa)...
mabela
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ground kaffir corn u...
macaco
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(French) any one of...
macaws
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15
MACAW, a large tropi...
macers
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12
MACER, an official w...
machan
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15
(Hindi) a raised pla...
macher
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14
(Yiddish) an importa...
maches
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14
MACHE, a herb, lamb'...
machos
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14
MACHO, an aggressive...
macing
15
15
MACE, to attack with...
mackle
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17
to blur in printing,...
macled
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14
having a dark spot [...
macles
15
13
MACLE, a mineral, ak...
macons
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13
MACON, (French) smok...
macoya
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14
an American palm, wh...
macron
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13
a symbol placed over...
macros
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12
MACRO, in computing,...
macula
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14
(Latin) a spot, as o...
macule
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14
to blur in printing,...
madafu
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14
(Swahili) coconut mi...
madame
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13
the French title of...
madams
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13
MADAM, to address as...
madcap
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an impulsive person...
madded
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12
MAD, to become or ma...
madden
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12
to make or become ma...
madder
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11
a herbaceous plant w...
madefy
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15
(archaic) to moisten...
madges
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12
MADGE, a type of ham...
madman
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14
a man who is insane...
madmen
11
14
MADMAN, a man who is...
madras
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10
a fine plain-woven c...
madres
11
10
MADRE, (Spanish) mot...
madtom
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13
a North American cat...
maduro
11
11
a dark-coloured stro...
maelid
12
11
an apple nymph [n -S...
maenad
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11
a female follower of...
maerls
12
10
MAERL, calcified red...
maffia
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15
a secret criminal or...
mafias
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12
MAFIA, a secret crim...
mafics
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15
MAFIC, a generally d...
mafted
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13
(dialect) suffering...
maftir
14
12
(Hebrew) the conclud...
magged
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14
MAGG, (Scott) to ste...
maggie
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13
(dialect) a magpie [...
maggot
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13
any soft-bodied limb...
magian
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12
a magician, also MAG...
magics
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14
MAGIC, to work spell...
magilp
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15
a substance with whi...
magism
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14
the teaching of the...
maglev
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16
(short for) a magnet...
magmas
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14
MAGMA, the molten ma...
magnes
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12
(archaic) a lodeston...
magnet
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12
a body that possesse...
magnon
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13
a quantum of spin wa...
magnox
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19
(tradename) an alloy...
magnum
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16
a bottle for wine, s...
magnus
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13
as in magnus hitch,...
magots
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11
MAGOT, (French) the...
magpie
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14
a black and white co...
maguey
18
14
the century plant, a...
magyar
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13
pertaining to a garm...
mahant
12
12
(Hindi) a chief Hind...
mahewu
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15
in South Africa, fer...
mahmal
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15
the empty litter sen...
mahoes
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11
MAHOE, a small, bush...
mahout
13
12
the keeper and drive...
mahsir
14
11
a large freshwater f...
mahuas
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12
MAHUA, (Hindi) a kin...
mahwas
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14
MAHWA, (Hindi) a kin...
mahzor
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a Jewish prayer book...
maidan
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in India, an open pl...
maided
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11
MAID, to work as a m...
maiden
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11
unmarried, virgin [a...
maigre
12
11
a large Mediterranea...
maihem
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14
maiming, malicious d...
maikos
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13
MAIKO, an apprentice...
mailed
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11
MAIL, to send by the...
mailer
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10
one who sends mail [...
mailes
12
10
MAILE, a Hawaiian fl...
maills
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11
MAILL, a payment [n]
maimed
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13
MAIM, to injure or m...
maimer
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12
one who maims [n -S]
mained
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11
MAIN, to maim or cri...
mainer
10
10
MAIN, chief, princip...
mainly
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13
MAIN, chief, princip...
mainor
10
10
act or fact of theft...
maires
11
9
MAIRE, (French) a ma...
maises
11
9
MAISE, a measure of...
maists
12
9
MAIST, (Scots) the m...
maizes
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18
MAIZE, an American c...
majlis
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(Arabic) an assembly...
majors
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18
MAJOR, to pursue a s...
makars
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13
MAKAR, (Scots) a mak...
makers
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13
MAKER, one that make...
makeup
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the way in which thi...
making
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material from which...
makuta
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14
LIKUTA, a monetary u...
makutu
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15
(Maori) Polynesian w...
malady
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13
an illness [n MALADI...
malams
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MALAM, a Muslim scho...
malars
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10
MALAR, the cheekbone...
malate
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10
a salt of malic acid...
maleic
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13
as in maleic acid, a...
malfed
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badly fed [adj]
malgre
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12
(archaic) to show sp...
malibu
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as in malibu board,...
malice
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13
to have ill-will tow...
malign
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evil [adj MALIGNLY]...
maliks
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14
MALIK, in India, the...
maline
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a delicate net used...
malism
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belief in the predom...
malist
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10
MALICE, to have ill-...
malkin
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15
(dialect) a cat, als...
mallam
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14
a Muslim scholar, us...
malled
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12
MALL, to beat, batte...
mallee
12
11
(Native Australian)...
mallei
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11
MALLEUS, a bone of t...
mallet
13
11
a type of hammer [n...
mallow
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14
any of various plant...
malmag
14
15
a nocturnal lemuroid...
maloti
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10
LOTI, a monetary uni...
malted
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11
a whisky flavoured w...
maltha
14
12
a thick mineral pitc...
maltol
13
11
a natural food addit...
malvas
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14
MALVA, any plant of...
malwas
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13
MALWA, a Ugandan dri...
mamako
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16
(Maori) a tall edibl...
mamaku
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17
(Maori) a tall edibl...
mambas
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MAMBA, a venomous Af...
mambos
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15
MAMBO, to dance the...
mamees
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MAMEE, a tropical pl...
mameys
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14
MAMEY, a tropical pl...
mamies
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12
MAMIE, a tropical pl...
mamluk
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(Arabic) one of form...
mammae
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15
MAMMA, the milk glan...
mammal
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any of a class of wa...
mammas
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15
MAMMA, the milk glan...
mammee
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15
a tropical plant hav...
mammer
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15
(Shakespeare) to hes...
mammet
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15
a puppet; a doll, al...
mammey
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17
a tropical plant hav...
mammie
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a child's name for m...
mammon
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riches regarded as t...
mamzer
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(Yiddish) an illegit...
manage
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12
to control or direct...
manaia
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(Maori) a figure in...
manana
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11
(Spanish) tomorrow,...
manati
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10
a large aquatic mamm...
manats
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10
MANAT, a standard mo...
manatu
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11
a large flowering Ne...
manawa
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(Maori) a mangrove [...
manbag
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a bag for small arti...
manche
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15
(French) a sleeve [n...
mancus
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(historical) an Angl...
mandir
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a Hindu temple, also...
mandis
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MANDI, (Hindi) a big...
mandom
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man collectively [n...
manebs
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MANEB, a powder for...
manege
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12
to train horses [v M...
manehs
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MANEH, (Hebrew) a un...
manent
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(Latin) a stage dire...
manful
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courageous [adj MANF...
mangal
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(Turkish) a brazier...
mangas
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MANGA, an adult comi...
manged
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MANG, (archaic) to s...
mangel
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a variety of beet, a...
manger
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a feeding trough for...
manges
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12
MANGE, a skin diseas...
mangey
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affected with mange,...
mangle
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to hack, tear or cru...
mangos
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12
MANGO, a tropical tr...
maniac
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an insane person [n...
manias
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10
MANIA, an excessive...
manics
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13
MANIC, someone affec...
manies
10
10
MANY, a great number...
manila
11
11
a strong paper, also...
manioc
13
13
(Tupi) a plant of th...
manito
10
10
(Native American) a...
manitu
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(Native American) a...
mannan
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a type of sugar [n -...
mannas
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11
MANNA, the food mira...
manned
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12
MAN, to provide with...
manner
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11
method, fashion of s...
manoao
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10
(New Zealand) a shru...
manoes
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10
MANO, a stone roller...
manors
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10
MANOR, the manor hou...
manque
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(French) the section...
manred
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11
(obsolete) homage or...
manses
10
10
MANSE, a house alloc...
mantas
10
10
MANTA, a rough-textu...
mantel
11
11
the ornamental struc...
mantes
10
10
MANTIS, a predatory...
mantic
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having powers of pro...
mantid
11
11
a predatory insect,...
mantis
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10
a predatory insect,...
mantle
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11
to cover as with a c...
mantos
10
10
MANTO, (historical)...
mantra
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10
(Sanskrit) a sacred...
mantua
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11
(Italian) a woman's...
manual
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by use of the hands...
manuka
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15
(Maori) an Australia...
manuls
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MANUL, a kind of Cen...
manure
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11
animal excrement [n...
maomao
10
12
a New Zealand fish [...
mapaus
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MAPAU, (Maori) a sma...
maples
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13
MAPLE, a hardwood tr...
mapped
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MAP, to plan a layou...
mapper
15
15
one who maps, a mapm...
maquis
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19
a thick underbrush,...
marabi
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12
(South Africa) a kin...
maraca
13
12
a kind of gourd, use...
maraes
10
9
MARAE, (Maori) a mee...
marahs
13
11
MARAH, (Hebrew) in B...
marari
11
9
(New Zealand) the bu...
maraud
11
11
to wander in search...
marble
14
13
to vein or print in...
marbly
21
15
mottled [adj MARBLIE...
marcel
15
13
to make a deep, soft...
marero
10
9
a member of a mara i...
margay
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13
a small American wil...
marges
12
11
MARGE, (short for) m...
margin
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12
to provide with a bo...
marids
12
10
MARID, (Arabic) a ji...
maries
11
9
MARY, (Australian sl...
marina
10
10
a berthing area for...
marine
10
10
a soldier trained fo...
marish
14
11
a tract of low, wet...
markas
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13
MARKA, the standard...
marked
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14
MARK, to impress or...
marker
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13
one that marks [n -S...
market
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13
to offer for sale [v...
markka
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17
the standard monetar...
markup
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the difference betwe...
marled
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MARL, to fertilize w...
marles
12
10
MARLE, (obsolete) a...
marlin
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11
a marine game fish [...
marmem
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as in marmem alloy,...
marmot
12
12
a kind of burrowing...
marons
10
10
MARON, a kind of fre...
maroon
9
10
to abandon in an iso...
marors
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9
MAROR, (Hebrew) a di...
marque
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(French) a make or b...
marram
12
12
a seaside grass, als...
marras
11
9
MARRA, a Northern En...
marred
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10
MAR, to spoil or dam...
marrer
11
9
one who mars or inju...
marris
12
9
MARRI, (Aborig) a eu...
marron
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10
(Native Australian)...
marrow
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12
to be a mate or comp...
marrum
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a seaside grass, als...
marses
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9
MARSE, (US) master [...
marshy
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13
resembling a marsh [...
marted
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10
MART, to sell, trade...
martel
12
10
(historical) a media...
marten
10
10
a carnivore of the m...
martin
11
10
a bird of the swallo...
martyr
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11
to put someone to de...
marvel
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14
to be filled with wo...
marver
13
13
a marble or iron sla...
masala
11
10
a mixture of ground...
mascle
15
13
a diamond-shaped pla...
mascon
13
13
a concentration of d...
mascot
14
12
a talisman, or anyth...
masers
11
9
MASER, a device used...
mashed
13
12
MASH, to pound down...
masher
13
11
a dandy frequenting...
mashes
13
11
MASH, to pound down...
mashie
13
11
a kind of golf club...
mashua
13
12
a tuber plant grown...
mashup
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15
a piece of live or r...
masing
12
12
MASE, to act as a ma...
masjid
14
19
(Arabic) a mosque, a...
masked
12
14
MASK, to cover, cloa...
maskeg
13
15
(Native American) a...
masker
12
13
one who wears a mask...
maslin
12
11
a mixed grain, also...
masons
10
10
MASON, to build or r...
masque
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19
a dramatic entertain...
massas
11
9
MASSA, (US) master [...
massed
11
10
MASS, to assemble as...
masses
11
9
MASS, to assemble as...
massif
14
12
a principal mountain...
masted
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10
MAST, to provide wit...
master
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9
a person, esp. male,...
mastic
15
12
a pale yellow gum re...
mastix
18
16
a pale yellow gum re...
masula
12
11
an Indian surf-boat,...
matais
11
9
MATAI, (Maori) a con...
matata
10
9
(Maori) a New Zealan...
matatu
11
10
a type of taxi used...
maters
11
9
MATER, (Latin) mothe...
mateys
17
11
MATEY, a friend [n]
matico
14
12
a Peruvian plant, al...
matier
11
9
MATY, friendly [adj]
maties
11
9
MATY, a friend, also...
matily
19
12
MATY, friendly [adv]
mating
12
12
the period during wh...
matins
11
10
MATIN, (French) a mo...
matipo
13
12
(Maori) a New Zealan...
matjes
13
18
a young herring, tre...
matlos
12
10
MATLO, a seaman, als...
matlow
15
13
a seaman, also MATEL...
matoke
11
13
in Uganda, plantain...
matres
11
9
MATER, (Latin) mothe...
matric
15
12
(short for) matricul...
matrix
18
16
the womb; that in wh...
matron
10
10
a married woman of e...
matsah
13
11
an unleavened bread,...
matted
11
10
MATT [v]
matter
11
9
to be of importance...
mattes
11
9
MATTE, a molten mixt...
mattie
11
9
(Scots) a young herr...
mattin
11
10
(French) a morning p...
mature
11
10
to develop fully, al...
matzah
16
20
an unleavened bread,...
matzas
14
18
MATZA, (Yiddish) unl...
matzoh
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20
(Yiddish) unleavened...
matzos
14
18
MATZO, (Yiddish) unl...
matzot
14
18
MATZO, (Yiddish) unl...
mauger
12
12
(archaic) in spite o...
maugre
12
12
to show spite toward...
mauled
12
12
MAUL, to batter or m...
mauler
12
11
one that mauls [n -S...
maulvi
15
15
a teacher of Islamic...
maumet
12
13
a puppet; a doll, al...
maunds
11
12
MAUND, (obsolete) to...
maundy
17
14
a religious ceremony...
maungy
18
15
scabby, also MANGEY,...
maunna
9
12
must not [v]
mauris
12
10
MAURI, (Maori) the s...
mauver
13
14
MAUVE, coloured mauv...
mauves
13
14
MAUVE, a purple colo...
mauvin
13
15
a mauve dye, also MA...
mavens
12
14
MAVEN, (US slang) an...
mavies
13
13
MAVIE, the throstle...
mavins
13
14
MAVIN, (US slang) an...
mawger
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14
(Caribbean) lean, th...
mawing
15
15
MAW, (US) to mow [v]
mawkin
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17
(dialect) a cat, als...
mawmet
15
15
a puppet; a doll, al...
mawpus
17
16
(slang) a small coin...
maxima
18
19
MAXIMUM, the largest...
maxims
19
19
MAXIM, a brief expre...
maxing
18
19
MAX, to reach a maxi...
maxixe
23
23
a Brazilian ballroom...
maybes
19
14
MAYBE, an uncertaint...
mayday
23
14
the international ra...
mayest
17
11
MAY, to gather flowe...
mayfly
27
17
a short-lived insect...
mayhap
21
16
(archaic) perhaps, a...
mayhem
20
16
maiming, malicious d...
maying
18
14
the gathering of spr...
mayors
17
11
MAYOR, the chief exe...
maypop
21
17
the edible fruit of...
mayvin
19
16
(US slang) an expert...
mazard
14
19
a kind of small blac...
mazers
14
18
MAZER, a large drink...
mazhbi
19
23
(Hindi) a Sikh of lo...
mazier
14
18
MAZY, full of confus...
mazily
22
21
MAZY, full of confus...
mazing
15
21
MAZE, to bewilder [v...
mazout
14
19
a petroleum residue,...
mazuma
15
22
(Yiddish) money, cas...
mazuts
15
19
MAZUT, petroleum res...
mbiras
14
12
MBIRA, an African mu...
meadow
13
13
a tract of grassland...
meager
11
11
(US) scanty, also MA...
meagre
11
11
a large Mediterranea...
mealed
11
11
MEAL, to cover with...
mealer
11
10
a device for convert...
mealie
11
10
an ear of maize, als...
meaned
9
11
MEAN, to tend, signi...
meaner
9
10
a person who means,...
meanes
9
10
MEANE, (Scots) to la...
meanie
9
10
a nasty person, also...
meanly
17
13
MEAN, stingy; low [a...
meares
10
9
MEARE, (Spenser) to...
meased
10
10
MEASE, (Scots) to ma...
meases
10
9
MEASE, (Scots) to ma...
measle
11
10
(archaic) to catch o...
measly
18
12
spotty, paltry [adj...
meatal
11
10
relating to a meatus...
meated
10
10
to become meat [adj]
meathe
12
11
(obsolete) an alcoho...
meaths
13
11
MEATH, (obsolete) an...
meatus
11
10
a natural body passa...
meawes
13
12
(Spenser) mews, gull...
meazel
14
19
(Shakespeare) a lepe...
meccas
17
15
MECCA, a place visit...
medaka
11
14
a small Japanese fis...
medals
12
11
MEDAL, to honour wit...
meddle
12
12
to interfere, also M...
medfly
21
16
a Mediterranean frui...
mediad
11
11
toward the middle of...
mediae
10
10
MEDIA, the middle la...
medial
12
11
in the middle [adj M...
median
10
11
middle [adj MEDIANLY...
medias
11
10
MEDIA, the middle la...
medick
16
17
a clover-like plant...
medico
14
13
(colloquial) a docto...
medics
15
13
MEDIC, one engaged i...
medina
10
11
the native quarter o...
medium
13
14
a spiritualist [n -S...
medius
12
11
the middle finger [n...
medlar
12
11
a small tree related...
medled
12
12
MEDLE, (Shakespeare)...
medles
12
11
MEDLE, (Shakespeare)...
medley
18
13
a mixture [n -S]
medusa
11
11
a jellyfish, also ME...
meeken
10
14
to make meek [v -ED,...
meeker
11
13
MEEK, having a mild...
meekly
19
16
MEEK, having a mild...
meemie
11
12
a hysterical person...
meered
10
10
MEER, to mark off, a...
meeter
10
9
one that meets [n -S...
meetly
18
12
MEET, suitable [adv]
megara
11
11
MEGARON, the princip...
megass
12
11
crushed sugarcane, a...
megilp
16
15
a substance with whi...
megohm
15
16
a measure of electri...
megrim
14
14
a severe headache, a...
mehndi
13
13
(Hindi) in India, th...
meikle
13
14
(Scots) great, much,...
meined
10
11
MEIN, (Scots) to lam...
meiney
16
12
a family, including...
meinie
10
10
a family, including...
meishi
14
11
a Japanese business...
meiths
14
11
MEITH, (Scots) a lan...
mejlis
15
19
(Arabic) an assembly...
mekkas
13
17
MEKKA, a place visit...
melano
10
11
an abnormally dark p...
melded
12
12
MELD, to merge, blen...
melder
12
11
(Scots) the quantity...
melees
11
10
MELEE, (French) a co...
melena
10
11
excrement or vomit s...
melick
17
17
a type of perennial...
melics
16
13
MELIC, a type of per...
meliks
14
14
MELIK, in India, the...
mellay
19
13
a confused fight, al...
melled
13
12
MELL, (Scots) to mix...
mellow
16
14
to make mature [v -E...
melody
18
13
an agreeable success...
meloid
12
11
a blister beetle [n...
melons
11
11
MELON, any of severa...
melony
17
13
like a melon [adj]
melted
12
11
MELT, to change from...
melter
12
10
one who, or that whi...
melton
11
11
a strong and smooth...
member
14
15
a distinct part of a...
memoir
12
12
a biography [n -S]
memory
18
14
the gift of being ab...
menace
12
13
to threaten [v MENAC...
menads
10
11
MENAD, a female foll...
menage
10
12
to manage [v MENAGED...
mended
10
12
MEND, to repair [v]
mender
10
11
one that mends [n -S...
meneer
9
10
(Dutch) the Dutch eq...
menged
11
13
MENG, (archaic) to m...
menges
11
12
MENGE, (archaic) to...
menhir
13
12
(Welsh) a single upr...
menial
11
11
lowly [adj MENIALLY]...
mening
11
13
MENE, (Scots) to lam...
meninx
16
18
any of the membranes...
mensae
9
10
MENSA, the grinding...
mensal
11
11
belonging to the tab...
mensas
10
10
MENSA, the grinding...
mensch
16
15
an admirable person...
mensed
10
11
MENSE, to do honour...
menses
10
10
MENSE, to do honour...
mental
11
11
pertaining to the mi...
mentee
9
10
a person under the d...
mentor
10
10
to serve as a friend...
mentos
10
10
MENTO, a traditional...
mentum
12
14
the chin [n MENTA]
menudo
10
12
a spicy Mexican dish...
menyie
16
12
a family, including...
meoued
10
11
MEOU, to make the so...
meowed
13
13
MEOW, to make the so...
mercat
14
12
(Scots) market; trad...
mercer
14
12
a dealer in textiles...
merces
14
12
MERC, (short for) a...
merdes
11
10
MERDE, (French) excr...
merell
13
11
a counter used in a...
merels
12
10
MEREL, a counter use...
merely
18
12
MERE, nothing more,...
merest
11
9
MERE, nothing more,...
merged
12
12
MERGE, to combine [v...
mergee
11
11
a company acquired b...
merger
12
11
the combining of two...
merges
12
11
MERGE, to combine [v...
merils
13
10
MERIL, a counter use...
mering
12
12
a marking off [n -S]
merino
10
10
a soft woollen or wo...
merism
13
12
repetition of parts...
merits
12
9
MERIT, to deserve [v...
merkin
12
14
a hairpiece for the...
merles
12
10
MERLE, a blackbird,...
merlin
12
11
a species of small f...
merlon
11
11
the part of a parape...
merlot
12
10
a red dry wine [n -S...
merman
11
13
a fabulous creature...
mermen
11
13
MERMAN, a fabulous c...
merome
11
12
one of the serial se...
merrie
11
9
(archaic) merry [adj...
merses
11
9
MERSE, (Scots) a low...
mesail
12
10
a visor, esp. one ma...
mescal
15
13
(Nahuatl) a distille...
mesels
12
10
MESEL, (obsolete) a...
meseta
10
9
(Spanish) a plateau,...
meshed
13
12
MESH, to entangle [v...
meshes
13
11
MESH, to entangle [v...
mesiad
11
10
in biology, pertaini...
mesial
12
10
situated in the midd...
mesian
10
10
situated in the midd...
mesnes
10
10
MESNE, a legal inter...
mesons
10
10
MESON, a short-lived...
mespil
15
13
a North American tre...
messan
10
10
(Scots) a lapdog, a...
messed
11
10
MESS, to make dirty...
messes
11
9
MESS, to make dirty...
mestee
10
9
in the West Indies,...
mester
11
9
(dialect) master, he...
mestom
12
12
biological conductin...
metage
11
11
an official weighing...
metals
12
10
METAL, to cover with...
metate
10
9
in Mexico etc., a st...
meteor
10
9
a small celestial bo...
metepa
12
12
a chemical compound...
meters
11
9
METER, to measure by...
method
13
12
orderly procedure [n...
methos
13
11
METHO, (Australian s...
methyl
21
14
the radical (CH3) of...
metics
15
12
METIC, (historical)...
metier
11
9
(French) one's occup...
metifs
14
12
METIF, (French) the...
meting
12
12
METE, to distribute...
metols
12
10
METOL, a coal tar de...
metope
12
12
a space between two...
metred
11
10
METRE, to measure by...
metres
11
9
METRE, to measure by...
metric
15
12
relating to metre [a...
metros
11
9
METRO, an urban rail...
mettle
12
10
spirit or courage [n...
metump
15
16
a tumpline, a strap...
meused
11
11
MEUSE, to pass throu...
meuses
11
10
MEUSE, to pass throu...
meving
14
16
MEVE, (obsolete) to...
mevrou
13
14
(South Africa) a tit...
mewing
15
15
MEW, of a cat, to ma...
mewled
15
14
MEWL, to cry feebly,...
mewler
15
13
one that mewls [n -S...
mewsed
14
13
MEWS, to pass throug...
mewses
14
12
MEWS, to pass throug...
mezail
15
19
a visor, esp. one ma...
mezcal
18
22
(Nahuatl) a distille...
mezuza
17
28
(Hebrew) a small rol...
mezzes
17
27
MEZZ [n]
mezzos
17
27
MEZZO, (short for) m...
mganga
12
14
in Tanzania and othe...
mhorrs
14
11
MHORR, a West Africa...
miaous
11
10
MIAOU, to make the s...
miaows
14
12
MIAOW, to make the s...
miasma
12
12
a noxious vapor, als...
miasms
13
12
MIASM, a noxious vap...
miauls
13
11
MIAUL, to make the s...
mibuna
13
14
a Japanese vegetable...
micate
14
12
to furnish with mica...
micell
17
14
a group of molecular...
miched
17
15
MICHE, to play truan...
micher
17
14
a truant, also MOOCH...
miches
17
14
MICHE, to play truan...
michts
18
14
MICHT, (Scots) might...
mickey
22
18
to drug a drink [v -...
mickle
17
17
a large amount [n -S...
micron
14
13
a unit of length, al...
micros
15
12
MICRO, (short for) a...
midair
12
10
the midst of a cours...
midcap
17
16
of a company having...
midday
18
13
the middle of the da...
midden
11
12
a dungheap [n -S]
middie
12
11
a medium sized beer...
middle
13
12
equally distant from...
midges
13
12
MIDGE, a small gnatl...
midget
13
12
a very small person...
midgie
13
12
(colloquial) a small...
midgut
14
13
the middle part of t...
midleg
14
13
the middle of the le...
midpay
20
15
(Of an occupation, i...
midrib
15
13
the central vein of...
midsts
13
10
MIDST, the middle [n...
midway
21
15
a central avenue in...
mielie
12
10
an ear of corn, also...
mieved
13
14
MIEVE, (Spenser) to...
mieves
13
13
MIEVE, (Spenser) to...
miffed
16
16
MIFF, to annoy [v]
migawd
16
15
an interjection used...
miggle
15
14
a type of playing ma...
mights
16
13
MIGHT, strength, als...
mighty
22
15
full of might [adj M...
mignon
11
13
(French) a filet mig...
mihied
14
12
MIHI, to greet cerem...
mihrab
16
14
(Arabic) a niche or...
mikado
12
14
(Japanese) the popul...
miking
14
16
MIKE, to record by u...
mikron
12
14
a unit of length, al...
mikvah
17
19
(Hebrew) a place for...
mikvas
15
17
MIKVA, (Hebrew) a pl...
mikveh
17
19
a place for ritual b...
mikvos
15
17
MIKVAH, (Hebrew) a p...
mikvot
15
17
MIKVAH, (Hebrew) a p...
miladi
13
11
a term of address fo...
milady
19
13
an English gentlewom...
milage
13
12
the total distance e...
milded
13
12
MILD, to become gent...
milden
12
12
to make mild, or mil...
milder
13
11
MILD, gentle in temp...
mildew
16
14
to grow a whitish fu...
mildly
21
14
MILD, gentle in temp...
milers
13
10
MILER, one who runs...
milieu
13
11
(French) a social en...
miling
14
13
the activity of runn...
milium
15
14
a small, whitish lum...
milked
14
15
MILK, to draw milk f...
milken
13
15
like milk [adj]
milker
14
14
one who milks (cows)...
milkos
14
14
MILKO, a man who sel...
milled
14
12
MILL, to grind corn,...
miller
14
11
a person who owns or...
milles
14
11
MILLE, (French) a th...
millet
14
11
a cereal grass [n -S...
millie
14
11
(Irish) a young work...
milneb
14
14
a fungicide [n -S]
milord
13
11
(French) a term of a...
milors
13
10
MILOR, (French) a te...
milpas
15
13
MILPA, (Spanish) in...
milsey
19
12
a milk strainer [n -...
milted
13
11
MILT, to impregnate...
milter
13
10
a male fish at breed...
mimbar
15
15
(Arabic) a mosque pu...
mimeos
12
12
MIMEO, to copy by mi...
mimers
13
12
MIMER, one that mime...
mimics
17
15
MIMIC, to imitate [v...
miming
14
15
MIME, to mimic [v]
mimmer
14
15
MIM, prim, demure, p...
mimosa
12
12
any tropical shrubs...
mimsey
19
14
prim, demure, prudis...
minars
11
10
MINAR, (Arabic) a to...
minbar
13
13
(Arabic) a mosque pu...
minced
14
14
MINCE, to cut into v...
mincer
14
13
one who minces [n -S...
minces
14
13
MINCE, to cut into v...
minded
11
12
MIND, to heed, to lo...
minder
11
11
one that minds [n -S...
miners
11
10
MINER, one that mine...
minged
12
13
MING, to mix [v]
minger
12
12
an unpleasant person...
minges
12
12
MINGE, (offensive) t...
mingle
13
13
to mix together [v M...
minier
11
10
MINY, abounding with...
minify
20
15
to diminish, in appe...
minima
12
13
MINIMUM, the least p...
minims
13
13
MINIM, a note with t...
mining
12
13
the business of work...
minion
10
11
a darling, a favouri...
minish
14
12
(archaic) to diminis...
minium
13
14
a red pigment [n -S]
minkes
12
14
MINKE, a kind of sma...
minnie
10
11
(Scots) mother [n -S...
minnow
13
14
any of the small fre...
minors
11
10
MINOR, to study a su...
minted
11
11
MINT, to process or...
minter
11
10
a person who coins o...
minuet
11
11
a slow and stately B...
minute
11
11
to take brief notes...
minxes
17
17
MINX, a pert girl [n...
minyan
16
13
the minimum number r...
miombo
14
15
in East Africa, an a...
mioses
11
9
MIOSIS, (Greek) exce...
miosis
12
9
(Greek) excessive co...
miotic
15
12
relating to miosis,...
mirage
12
11
a type of optical il...
mirchi
18
14
(Hinglish) hot [adj]
mirids
13
10
MIRID, a variety of...
mirier
12
9
MIRY, full of mire [...
miring
13
12
MIRE, to sink in mud...
mirins
12
10
MIRIN, a sweet rice...
miriti
13
9
any palm of the genu...
mirker
13
13
MIRK, dark, also MUR...
mirror
12
9
a surface which refl...
mirths
15
11
MIRTH, merriness [n]
mirved
14
14
MIRV, (slang) to pro...
mirzas
15
18
MIRZA, a Persian tit...
misact
15
12
to act badly [v -ED,...
misadd
12
11
to add incorrectly [...
misaim
13
12
to aim badly [v -ED,...
misate
11
9
MISEAT, to eat impro...
miscue
15
13
to make a faulty str...
miscut
16
13
to cut incorrectly [...
misdid
13
11
MISDO, to do wrongly...
miseat
11
9
to eat improperly [v...
misere
11
9
an undertaking in ca...
misers
12
9
MISER, one who hoard...
misery
18
11
a state of great suf...
misfed
14
13
MISFEED, to feed inc...
misfit
15
12
to fit badly [v MISF...
mishap
16
14
to have an unfortuna...
mishit
15
11
to hit poorly [v MIS...
mishmi
16
14
the bitter root stoc...
miskal
14
14
an Oriental unit of...
misken
12
14
to fail to recognize...
miskey
19
15
to key in date incor...
mislay
19
12
to put in a forgotte...
misled
13
11
MISLEAD, to lead ast...
mislie
13
10
to lie in the wrong...
mislit
14
10
MISLIGHT, to lead as...
mismet
13
12
MISMEET, to meet und...
mispen
13
13
to write incorrectly...
missae
11
9
MISSA, the Mass [n]
missal
13
10
a book containing a...
missaw
15
12
MISSEE, to see wrong...
missay
18
11
to say incorrectly [...
missed
12
10
MISS, to fail to mak...
missee
11
9
to see wrongly [v MI...
missel
13
10
the mistle-thrush [n...
misses
12
9
MISS, to fail to mak...
misset
12
9
to set incorrectly [...
missis
13
9
(colloquial) wife, a...
missus
13
10
(colloquial) a wife,...
mistal
13
10
(English dialect) a...
misted
12
10
MIST, to become blur...
mister
12
9
to address as mister...
mistle
13
10
to rain in small dro...
misuse
12
10
to use incorrectly [...
misust
13
10
(Spenser) misused [v...
miters
12
9
MITER, (US) to join...
mither
14
11
to confuse, stupefy,...
mitier
12
9
MITY, infested with...
mitral
13
10
pertaining to a valv...
mitred
12
10
MITRE, to join with...
mitres
12
9
MITRE, to join with...
mitten
11
10
any of various glove...
miurus
13
11
a hexameter with a s...
mixens
17
17
MIXEN, a dunghill [n...
mixers
18
16
MIXER, one that mixe...
mixier
18
16
MIXY, mixed [adj]
mixing
19
19
the act of mixing [n...
mixups
21
20
MIXUP, a state of co...
mizens
14
19
MIZEN, in a three-ma...
mizuna
14
20
(Japanese) a variety...
mizzen
17
28
in a three-masted ve...
mizzes
18
27
MIZZ, (colloquial) m...
mizzle
19
28
to rain in fine drop...
mizzly
26
30
drizzly, raining in...
mnemes
11
13
MNEME, the persistin...
mnemic
15
16
relating to the mnem...
mnemon
10
14
a hypothetical unit...
moaned
9
11
MOAN, to utter a low...
moaner
9
10
one who moans [n -S]
moated
10
10
MOAT, to surround wi...
mobbed
15
16
MOB, to crowd about...
mobber
15
15
one that mobs [n -S]
mobbie
15
15
(Carib) a frothy bev...
mobble
16
16
(obsolete) to muffle...
mobcap
18
18
a plain cap or headd...
mobeys
19
14
MOBEY, (slang) a mob...
mobies
13
12
MOBY, (slang) a mobi...
mobile
14
13
a form of sculpture...
mobled
14
14
MOBLE, (obsolete) to...
mobles
14
13
MOBLE, (obsolete) to...
moblog
15
15
a blog of mobile pho...
mochas
16
14
MOCHA, a choice, pun...
moched
16
15
MOCH, (of foods) to...
mochie
16
14
(Scots) mouldy, damp...
mochis
17
14
MOCHI, (Japanese) a...
mocked
15
17
MOCK, to ridicule [v...
mocker
15
16
to clothe [v -ED, -I...
mockup
18
20
a full-sized model [...
mocock
18
19
a North American bar...
mocuck
19
20
a North American bar...
modals
12
11
MODAL, a modal auxil...
modded
11
12
MOD, to modify a mac...
modder
11
11
one who modifies a m...
models
12
11
MODEL, to form a pla...
modems
12
13
MODEM, to transmit b...
modena
9
11
(Italian) a dark pur...
modern
10
11
pertaining to the pr...
moders
11
10
MODER, (German) a la...
modest
11
10
unassuming [adj MODE...
modged
12
13
MODGE, (Dial) to do...
modges
12
12
MODGE, (Dial) to do...
modica
14
13
MODICUM, a small amo...
modify
20
15
to alter slightly [v...
modish
14
12
fashionable; stylish...
modist
12
10
a follower of fashio...
modius
12
11
a Roman dry measure...
module
12
12
a standard of measur...
moduli
13
12
MODULUS, a constant...
modulo
12
12
with respect to a mo...
moered
10
10
MOER, (South African...
moffie
15
15
(South Africa) a hom...
moggan
12
14
a footless stocking...
mogged
13
14
MOG, to move away [v...
moggie
13
13
(colloquial) a cat,...
moghul
16
15
an important person,...
moguls
14
13
MOGUL, an influentia...
mohair
13
11
a fabric made from t...
mohawk
17
18
a skating movement [...
mohels
14
12
MOHEL, a person who...
mohuas
13
12
MOHUA, a small New Z...
mohurs
14
12
MOHUR, a former gold...
moider
11
10
to confuse, stupefy,...
moiety
17
11
a half, also MOYITY...
moiled
12
11
MOIL, to drudge, wor...
moiler
12
10
one who moils, drudg...
moiles
12
10
MOILE, a type of ric...
moirai
11
9
MOIRA, fate or desti...
moires
11
9
MOIRE, a fabric havi...
moiser
11
9
(Yiddish) an informe...
moists
12
9
MOIST, to wet slight...
mojito
13
18
a traditional Cuban...
mojoes
12
18
MOJO, a magic charm...
mokihi
15
15
a Maori raft [n -S]
mokoro
11
13
the traditional dugo...
moksha
14
15
(Hindu) freedom from...
molars
12
10
MOLAR, a grinding to...
molded
12
12
MOLD, to work into a...
molder
12
11
to turn to dust by n...
molest
12
10
to touch or interfer...
molies
12
10
MOLY, a magical herb...
moline
11
11
a cross with two out...
moling
13
13
MOLE, to elicit bit...
mollah
15
13
(Arabic) a Muslim le...
mollas
13
11
MOLLA, (Arabic) a Mu...
mollie
13
11
the carousing of sea...
moloch
17
15
a spiny Australian l...
molted
12
11
MOLT, to shed feathe...
molten
11
11
made liquid by heat...
molter
12
10
one that molts, also...
moment
11
13
a brief period of ti...
momism
14
15
an excessive depende...
mommas
13
15
MOMMA, (colloquial)...
mommet
13
15
a puppet; a doll, al...
momoir
12
12
a memoir written by...
momser
12
12
(Yiddish) an illegit...
momzer
15
21
(Yiddish) an illegit...
monact
13
13
the spicule of a spo...
monads
10
11
MONAD, the number on...
monals
11
11
MONAL, a Himalayan p...
monaul
11
12
a kind of pheasant,...
mondes
10
11
MONDE, (French) the...
mondos
10
11
MONDO, a Zen Buddhis...
moneme
10
13
a word or part of a...
monera
9
10
MONER, a hypothetica...
moneth
12
12
(Spenser) a month [n...
moneys
16
12
MONEY, an official m...
monged
11
13
(slang) under the in...
monger
11
12
a trader; a dealer;...
mongoe
10
12
the waste produced i...
mongol
12
13
a person affected by...
mongos
11
12
MONGO, the waste pro...
mongst
12
12
(obsolete) amongst,...
monial
11
11
a mullion, the uprig...
monied
10
11
having lots of money...
monies
10
10
MONEY, an official m...
monish
13
12
to admonish; to warn...
monism
12
13
the philosophical be...
monist
11
10
a believer in monism...
monkey
17
16
to mimic [v -ED, -IN...
monoao
8
10
(Maori) a New Zealan...
monody
16
13
an elegy performed b...
monosy
16
12
a separation of part...
montan
9
11
as in montan wax, a...
montem
11
13
a custom, formerly p...
montes
10
10
MONS, a protuberance...
months
13
12
MONTH, one of the tw...
montre
10
10
the visible pipes of...
mooing
11
12
MOO, to make the sou...
moolah
13
12
(Arabic) a Muslim le...
moolas
11
10
MOOLA, (slang) money...
mooled
11
11
MOOL, (Scots) to cov...
mooley
17
12
a hornless cow, also...
moolis
12
10
MOOLI, an East Afric...
mooloo
10
10
(New Zealand) someon...
moolvi
14
14
a teacher of Islamic...
mooned
9
11
MOON, to wander abou...
mooner
9
10
one who abstractedly...
mooped
12
13
MOOP, (Scots) to nib...
moored
10
10
MOOR, to secure a ve...
moorva
12
13
a bowstring hemp, al...
mooted
10
10
MOOT, to bring up fo...
mooter
10
9
a disputer of a moot...
mooved
12
14
MOOVE, (obsolete) to...
mooves
12
13
MOOVE, (obsolete) to...
mopane
11
13
a small South Africa...
mopani
12
13
a small South Africa...
mopeds
13
13
MOPED, a type of mot...
mopers
13
12
MOPER, one who mopes...
mopery
19
14
violation of a trivi...
mopier
13
12
MOPY, dejected, also...
mopily
21
15
MOPY, dejected, also...
moping
14
15
MOPE, to be listless...
mopish
16
14
dull; spiritless; de...
mopoke
13
16
an owl of Australia...
mopped
15
16
MOP, to clean with a...
mopper
15
15
one who mops [n -S]
moppet
15
15
a baby, a darling [n...
morale
11
10
the state of the spi...
morall
13
11
(Shakespeare) a mura...
morals
12
10
MORAL, (archaic) to...
morass
11
9
a very wet or muddy...
morats
11
9
MORAT, a drink made...
morays
17
11
MORAY, a kind of eel...
morbid
14
13
of the nature of or...
morbus
14
13
(Latin) a disease, i...
morcha
16
14
(India) a hostile de...
moreen
9
10
a stout corded wool...
morels
12
10
MOREL, a kind of edi...
morgan
11
12
a unit of distance b...
morgay
18
13
(Welsh) the small-sp...
morgen
11
12
a Dutch unit of land...
morgue
12
12
a place where dead b...
morias
11
9
MORIA, (Greek) folly...
morion
10
10
a type of helmet, al...
morish
14
11
such that one wants...
morkin
12
14
an animal that has d...
mornay
16
12
a cream sauce with a...
morned
10
11
blunted [adj]
mornes
10
10
MORNE, the blunt end...
morons
10
10
MORON, a mentally de...
morose
10
9
sad, gloomy [adj MOR...
morpho
15
14
a kind of tropical b...
morphs
16
14
MORPH, to gradually...
morras
11
9
MORRA, a game of gue...
morris
12
9
an English folk danc...
morros
11
9
MORRO, a rounded ele...
morrow
14
12
the next day [n -S]
morsal
12
10
a morsel [n -S]
morsel
12
10
to divide into small...
morses
11
9
MORSE, (French) a wa...
mortal
12
10
fatal [adj MORTALLY]...
mortar
11
9
to bind with a type...
morula
12
11
an embryonic mass of...
moryah
19
13
(Irish) expressing a...
mosaic
14
12
in the form of a mos...
moseys
17
11
MOSEY, to saunter [v...
moshav
15
15
a cooperative settle...
moshed
13
12
MOSH, to dance frant...
mosher
13
11
one who moshes, danc...
moshes
13
11
MOSH, to dance frant...
mosing
12
12
MOSE, to have glande...
mosque
19
19
a Muslim place of wo...
mossed
11
10
MOSS, to cover with...
mosser
11
9
a person who works i...
mosses
11
9
MOSS, to cover with...
mossie
11
9
(Australian colloqui...
mostly
19
12
MOST, in the highest...
motels
12
10
MOTEL, a roadside ho...
motets
11
9
MOTET, (French) a ki...
motett
11
9
(French) a kind of u...
moteys
17
11
MOTEY, a pigment mad...
mothed
13
12
moth-eaten [adj]
mother
13
11
to give birth to [v...
motier
11
9
MOTEY, full of motes...
motifs
14
12
MOTIF, (French) a di...
motile
12
10
a person whose image...
motion
10
10
to direct by a gestu...
motive
13
13
to inspire to action...
motley
18
12
diversified in colou...
motmot
12
12
any of several mainl...
motors
11
9
MOTOR, to travel by...
motory
17
11
conveying motion [ad...
motser
11
9
(Australian slang) a...
mottes
11
9
MOTTE, an artificial...
mottle
12
10
to mark with spots o...
mottos
11
9
MOTTO, a short expre...
motuca
14
13
a large Brazilian bi...
motzas
14
18
MOTZA, (Australian s...
mought
15
14
MAY, to gather flowe...
moujik
15
23
a Russian peasant, a...
moulds
13
12
MOULD, to work into...
mouldy
19
14
covered with mould [...
moulin
12
12
a nearly vertical, c...
moults
13
11
MOULT, to shed feath...
mounds
11
12
MOUND, to heap in a...
mounts
11
11
MOUNT, to climb [v]
mouped
13
14
MOUP, (Scots) to nib...
mourns
11
11
MOURN, to feel or ex...
moused
11
11
MOUSE, to hunt mice...
mouser
11
10
a cat kept to catch...
mouses
11
10
MOUSE, to hunt mice...
mousey
17
12
resembling a mouse,...
mousie
11
10
a young mouse [n -S]
mousle
12
11
to pull roughly [v M...
mousme
12
13
a Japanese girl, esp...
mousse
11
10
to apply a hair-styl...
mousts
12
10
MOUST, to powder, al...
moutan
10
11
the Chinese tree peo...
mouter
11
10
(Scots) a miller's f...
mouths
14
12
MOUTH, to feed into...
mouthy
20
14
outspoken, obstreper...
mouton
10
11
(French) a sheepskin...
movant
12
14
a person who applies...
movers
13
13
MOVER, one that move...
movies
13
13
MOVIE, a motion pict...
moving
14
16
MOVE, to change from...
mowdie
14
13
(Scots) a mole, also...
mowers
14
12
MOWER, one that mows...
mowing
15
15
the act of mowing [n...
mowras
14
12
MOWRA, (Hindi) a kin...
moxies
17
16
MOXIE, (US slang) co...
moyity
24
13
(Spenser) moiety [n...
moyled
18
13
MOYLE, to moil, toil...
moyles
18
12
MOYLE, to moil, toil...
mozing
15
21
MOZE, to raise a nap...
mozzes
17
27
MOZZ, (Australian sl...
mozzie
17
27
(Australian slang) m...
mozzle
18
28
(Hebrew) to hamper o...
mprets
14
12
MPRET, a former titl...
mucate
14
13
a salt of mucic acid...
muchel
18
16
(archaic) a great de...
muches
17
15
MUCH, a great deal [...
muchly
25
18
MUCH, plentiful [adv...
mucins
15
14
MUCIN, a protein sec...
mucked
16
18
MUCK, to manure with...
mucker
16
17
to squander [v -ED,...
muckle
17
18
(Scots) a great deal...
mucluc
20
18
(Inuit) a type of se...
mucoid
15
14
a substance like muc...
mucors
15
13
MUCOR, a genus of mo...
mucosa
14
13
a mucous membrane [n...
mucose
14
13
containing mucus, al...
mucous
15
14
containing mucus, al...
mucros
15
13
MUCRO, a sharp point...
mudbug
16
17
a crayfish [n -S]
mudcap
17
17
to cover an explosiv...
mudcat
15
14
(US) a name given to...
mudded
12
13
MUD, to cover with s...
mudder
12
12
a racehorse that run...
muddle
13
13
to mix up [v MUDDLED...
muddly
20
15
disordered [adj MUDD...
mudeye
17
13
the larva of the dra...
mudged
13
14
MUDGE, to equivocate...
mudger
13
13
one who mudges, equi...
mudges
13
13
MUDGE, to equivocate...
mudhen
13
14
a water bird living...
mudirs
13
11
MUDIR, (Arabic) a lo...
mudpie
14
14
a small mass of mud...
mudras
12
11
MUDRA, a hand gestur...
muesli
13
11
(German) a dish of r...
muffed
16
17
MUFF, to make a mess...
muffin
16
17
a thick round baked...
muffle
17
17
to dull the sound of...
muflon
14
15
(French) a Corsican...
muftis
15
13
MUFTI, civilian dres...
mugful
17
17
as much as a mug can...
muggar
14
14
(Hindi) a broad-snou...
muggas
14
14
MUGGA, (Native Austr...
mugged
14
15
MUGG, to make funny...
muggee
13
14
the victim of a mugg...
mugger
14
14
(Hindi) a broad-snou...
muggle
15
15
(in fantasy fiction)...
muggur
15
15
(Hindi) a broad-snou...
mughal
16
15
an important person,...
muists
13
10
MUIST, to powder, al...
mujiks
16
23
MUJIK, (Russian) a R...
mukluk
16
20
(Inuit) a type of se...
muktuk
15
19
(Inuit) whale skin u...
mulcts
17
14
MULCT, to take money...
muleta
12
11
(Spanish) a small ca...
muleys
19
13
MULEY, a hornless co...
mulgas
14
13
MULGA, (Native Austr...
mulies
13
11
MULIE, a western Nor...
muling
14
14
MULE, to strike a co...
mulish
16
13
like a mule; stubbor...
mullah
16
14
(Arabic) a Muslim le...
mullas
14
12
MULLA, (Arabic) a Mu...
mulled
14
13
MULL, to ponder [v]
mullen
13
13
a tall, stiff, yello...
muller
14
12
to inflict a severe...
mullet
14
12
a kind of fish; a fi...
mulley
20
14
a hornless cow, also...
mulmul
16
16
(Hindi) a fine, soft...
mulses
13
11
MULSE, (obsolete) a...
multum
15
15
an extract of quassi...
mumble
16
17
to speak indistinctl...
mumbly
23
19
given to mumbling [a...
mummed
14
17
MUMM, to act in a di...
mummer
14
16
to take part in mumm...
mummia
14
16
mummy as a drug or s...
mumped
15
17
MUMP, to mumble, mut...
mumper
15
16
a beggar; a begging...
munchy
23
18
suitable for snackin...
mundic
15
15
iron pyrites [n -S]
mungas
12
13
MUNGA, (New Zealand)...
munged
12
14
MUNG, to process com...
munges
12
13
MUNGE, to create a s...
mungos
12
13
MUNGO, the waste pro...
munify
20
16
to fortify, also MUN...
munite
11
11
to fortify, also MUN...
munshi
14
13
(Hindi) a secretary,...
munted
11
12
destroyed or ruined;...
munter
11
11
(colloquial) an unat...
muntin
11
12
the vertical framing...
muntus
12
12
MUNTU, a black Afric...
muonic
14
14
relating to a muon,...
muppet
16
16
(slang) a stupid per...
murage
12
12
(historical) a rate...
murals
13
11
MURAL, a painting on...
murder
12
11
to kill unlawfully w...
murein
11
11
a peptidoglycan foun...
murena
10
11
a genus of large eel...
murids
13
11
MURID, any of the fa...
murine
11
11
any of the family of...
muring
13
13
MURE, to wall up the...
murked
13
15
MURK, to murder, def...
murker
13
14
MURK, dark, gloomy,...
murkly
21
17
MURK, dark, gloomy,...
murlan
12
12
(Gaelic) a narrow-mo...
murled
13
12
MURL, (Scots) to cru...
murlin
13
12
(Gaelic) a narrow-mo...
murmur
14
14
to make a subdued mu...
murphy
23
17
(colloquial) a potat...
murram
13
13
a tough clayey grave...
murras
12
10
MURRA, an ancient Ro...
murray
18
12
a kind of eel, also...
murree
11
10
(Native Australian)...
murren
11
11
a disease of cattle,...
murres
12
10
MURRE, a guillemot,...
murrey
18
12
a kind of eel, also...
murrha
14
12
an ancient Roman sub...
murrin
12
11
a disease of cattle,...
murris
13
10
MURRI, (Native Austr...
murtis
13
10
MURTI, (Sanskrit) an...
murvas
14
14
MURVA, a bowstring h...
musang
12
13
a civetlike animal o...
musars
12
10
MUSAR, (Yiddish) Rab...
muscae
14
13
MUSCA, a genus of di...
muscat
15
13
(French) a sweet whi...
muscid
16
14
a member of the hous...
muscle
16
14
to force one's way [...
muscly
23
16
of a muscular build,...
musers
12
10
MUSER, one who muses...
musets
12
10
MUSET, a gap in a fe...
museum
13
14
a repository for the...
mushed
14
13
MUSH, to reduce to m...
musher
14
12
a person who travels...
mushes
14
12
MUSH, to reduce to m...
musick
17
17
to compose music for...
musics
16
13
MUSIC, to perform th...
musing
13
13
reflective [adj MUSI...
musits
13
10
MUSIT, a gap in a fe...
musive
14
14
relating to mosaic [...
musjid
15
20
(Arabic) a mosque, a...
musked
13
15
MUSK, to perfume wit...
muskeg
14
16
a marsh, also MASKEG...
musket
13
14
a long-barrelled muz...
muskie
13
14
(short for) a muskel...
muskit
14
14
a name for two trees...
muskle
14
15
(obsolete) a mussel,...
muskox
19
21
a large bovid of arc...
muslin
13
12
a cotton fabric [n -...
musmon
12
14
a Corsican wild shee...
musrol
13
11
(obsolete) the noseb...
mussed
12
11
MUSS, to disarrange,...
mussel
13
11
any of various marin...
musses
12
10
MUSS, to disarrange,...
musted
12
11
MUST, to powder, als...
mustee
11
10
in the West Indies,...
muster
12
10
to gather together [...
musths
15
12
MUSTH, a state of fr...
mutant
11
11
something that under...
mutase
11
10
any of various enzym...
mutate
11
10
to undergo mutation...
mutely
19
13
MUTE, dumb [adv]
mutest
12
10
MUTE, dumb [adj]
muthas
14
12
MUTHA, (slang) a mot...
mutine
11
11
to revolt against co...
muting
13
13
MUTE, to deaden the...
mutiny
18
13
to revolt against co...
mutism
14
13
the condition of bei...
mutons
11
11
MUTON, a unit of nuc...
mutter
12
10
to speak unclearly [...
mutton
11
11
the flesh of sheep u...
mutual
13
12
shared in common [ad...
mutuca
15
14
a large Brazilian bi...
mutuel
13
12
a system of betting...
mutule
13
12
an ornamental block...
mutuum
14
15
(historical) a bailm...
muumuu
14
16
(Hawaiian) a long lo...
muxing
19
20
MUX, to spoil, botch...
muzaks
16
23
MUZAK, piped backgro...
muzaky
22
25
like piped music [ad...
muzhik
19
25
a Russian peasant, a...
muzjik
19
32
a Russian peasant, a...
muzzed
18
29
MUZZ, to make muzzy...
muzzes
18
28
MUZZ, to make muzzy...
muzzle
19
29
to cover the mouth o...
mvules
15
15
MVULE, an African tr...
myalls
20
13
MYALL, (Native Austr...
myases
17
11
MYASIS, infestation...
myasis
18
11
infestation of human...
mycele
21
15
the white threads or...
myelin
18
13
the fatty substance...
myelon
17
13
the spinal cord [n -...
mygale
19
14
an American bird-cat...
mylars
19
12
MYLAR, strong polyes...
mynahs
19
14
MYNAH, (Hindi) an As...
myogen
17
14
an albumin, soluble...
myoids
18
12
MYOID, a section of...
myomas
18
14
MYOMA, a tumour comp...
myopes
19
14
MYOPE, a person havi...
myopia
19
14
a visual defect, als...
myopic
23
17
short-sighted [adj M...
myoses
17
11
MYOSIS, (Greek) exce...
myosin
17
12
a protein found in m...
myosis
18
11
(Greek) excessive co...
myotic
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an agent that causes...
myriad
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ten thousand [n -S]
myrica
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a widely dispersed g...
myrrhs
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MYRRH, an aromatic g...
myrrhy
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of or like myrrh [ad...
myrtle
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any of various everg...
myself
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a form of the 1st pe...
mysids
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MYSID, a kind of sma...
mysost
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(Norwegian) a mild c...
mystic
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related to mystery [...
mythic
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relating to myth, al...
mythoi
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MYTHOS, a type of tr...
mythos
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a type of traditiona...
mythus
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14
a type of traditiona...
myxoid
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19
containing mucus [ad...
myxoma
24
21
a tumour composed of...
mzungu
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23
(Swahili) in East Af...
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