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oafish
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11
like an oaf [adj OAF...
oakers
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OAKER, (Spenser) och...
oakier
10
10
OAKY, like an oak [a...
oakies
10
10
OAKY, an icecream [n...
oakums
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14
OAKUM, old ropes unt...
oarage
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8
a rowing movement [n...
oarier
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6
OARY, having the for...
oaring
10
9
OAR, to propel a boa...
oaters
9
6
OATER, a cowboy movi...
oatier
9
6
OATY, like oats [adj...
obangs
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12
OBANG, (Japanese) an...
obdure
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11
to become hard-heart...
obeahs
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OBEAH, to bewitch [v...
obeche
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14
a large West African...
obeism
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12
a form of West India...
obelia
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10
any of a genus of sm...
obelus
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11
a symbol used in anc...
obento
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10
(Japanese) a thin li...
obeser
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9
OBESE, very fat [adj...
obeyed
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12
OBEY, to do as one i...
obeyer
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11
one who obeys [n -S]
obiing
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12
OBI, to bewitch [v]
obiism
14
12
a form of West India...
obital
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10
relating to an obit,...
obiter
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9
(Latin) in passing;...
object
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21
to argue in oppositi...
objets
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18
OBJET, (French) an o...
objure
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19
to bind by oath; to...
oblast
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10
(Russian) a politica...
oblate
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10
flattened at the pol...
oblige
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12
to bind by some favo...
oblong
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13
long in one directio...
oboist
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9
one who plays the ob...
oboles
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10
OBOLE, a medieval Fr...
obolus
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11
in the Middle Ages,...
obsess
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9
to dominate the thou...
obsign
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12
to seal or confirm,...
obtain
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10
to gain possession o...
obtect
15
12
of an insect, having...
obtend
11
11
(obsolete) to put fo...
obtest
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9
to beseech, supplica...
obtund
12
12
to blunt, deaden [v...
obtuse
12
10
stupid [adj OBTUSER,...
obvert
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13
to turn, to show a d...
occams
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15
OCCAM, a computer pr...
occamy
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17
an alloy imitating g...
occies
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12
OCCY, in the phrase...
occult
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14
secret [adj OCCULTLY...
occupy
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18
to reside in, also O...
occurs
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13
OCCUR, to take place...
oceans
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10
OCEAN, one of the va...
ocelli
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11
OCELLUS, a small sim...
ocelot
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10
an American wildcat...
ochers
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11
OCHER, a native pigm...
ochery
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13
containing or resemb...
ochone
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12
(Irish) an interject...
ochrea
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11
(Latin) a sheath of...
ochred
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12
OCHRE, to colour wit...
ochres
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11
OCHRE, to colour wit...
ochrey
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13
containing or resemb...
ocicat
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12
a large short-haired...
ockers
14
13
OCKER, (Australian s...
ocreae
11
9
OCREA, (Latin) a she...
ocreas
12
9
OCREA, (Latin) a she...
octads
13
10
OCTAD, a group of ei...
octals
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10
OCTAL, a number syst...
octane
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10
any of a series of s...
octans
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10
OCTAN, a fever recur...
octant
12
10
an eighth part of a...
octave
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13
a set of eight music...
octavo
14
13
a page size [n -S]
octets
13
9
OCTET, a composition...
octett
13
9
a composition for ei...
octopi
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12
OCTOPUS, a nocturnal...
octroi
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9
(French) a duty levi...
octuor
13
10
(French) an octet [n...
octyls
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12
OCTYL, a type of hyd...
ocular
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11
perceived by the eye...
oculus
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12
(Latin) any eyelike...
oddest
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8
ODD, strange, unpair...
oddish
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10
somewhat odd [adj]
oddity
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10
one that is odd [n O...
odeons
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8
ODEON, (Greek) a bui...
odeums
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11
ODEUM, (Latin) a bui...
odious
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8
hateful, repugnant [...
odisms
12
10
ODISM, belief in the...
odists
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7
ODIST, one who write...
odiums
12
11
ODIUM, (Latin) hatre...
odored
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8
having an odor, also...
odours
10
8
ODOUR, any smell, wh...
odyles
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10
ODYLE, a mystical pe...
oecist
13
9
(historical) the fou...
oedema
9
10
(Greek) a pathologic...
oeuvre
11
11
(French) the sum of...
offals
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13
OFFAL, waste or reje...
offcut
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16
a small piece cut of...
offend
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14
to commit a violatio...
offers
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12
OFFER, to present fo...
office
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15
a position of author...
offies
14
12
OFFIE, (slang) an of...
offing
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15
that part of the sea...
offish
17
14
shy or distant in ma...
offkey
21
18
out of tune [adj]
offput
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16
(Scots) the act of p...
offset
14
12
to compensate for [v...
oflags
14
12
OFLAG, a prisoner of...
oftest
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9
OFT, often [adv]
ogamic
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14
written using ogam,...
ogdoad
10
10
a group of eight [n...
oggins
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11
OGGIN, (slang) naval...
oghams
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13
OGHAM, (Irish) a 6th...
ogival
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13
of or like an ogive...
ogives
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12
OGIVE, a pointed arc...
oglers
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9
OGLER, one who ogles...
ogling
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12
the act of ogling [n...
ogress
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8
a female ogre [n -ES...
ogrish
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10
resembling an ogre,...
ogrism
13
11
the state of being o...
ohmage
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13
electrical resistanc...
oidium
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11
a thin-walled fungal...
oikist
12
10
(historical) the fou...
oilcan
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11
a can containing oil...
oilcup
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14
a closed cup for sup...
oilers
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7
OILER, someone who o...
oilery
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9
an oil business [n O...
oilgas
12
9
a gaseous mixture of...
oilier
11
7
OILY, covered in oil...
oilily
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10
OILY, covered in oil...
oiling
12
10
OIL, to lubricate wi...
oillet
12
8
(obsolete) an eyelet...
oilman
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11
one who owns or oper...
oilmen
11
11
OILMAN, one who owns...
oilnut
11
9
a North American but...
oilpan
12
11
(US) a sump [n -S]
oilway
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12
a channel for the pa...
oinked
10
12
OINK, to grunt like...
ointed
9
8
OINT, (Dryden) to an...
ojimes
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18
OJIME, (Japanese) a...
okapis
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13
OKAPI, an animal lik...
okayed
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13
OKAY, to approve, pa...
oldens
10
9
OLDEN, to grow old [...
oldest
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8
OLD, living for a lo...
oldies
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8
OLDY, (colloquial) a...
oldish
14
10
somewhat old [adj]
oleate
9
7
a salt of oleic acid...
olefin
12
11
a hydrocarbon of the...
oleine
9
8
a glycerine ester of...
oleins
10
8
OLEIN, a glycerine e...
oleums
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11
OLEUM, fuming sulphu...
olfact
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13
to smell something [...
olingo
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10
a small mammal of Ce...
oliver
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11
a forge-hammer worke...
olives
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11
OLIVE, the small ova...
olivet
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11
a button shaped like...
ollamh
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13
(Irish) an Irish mas...
ollavs
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12
OLLAV, (Irish) an Ir...
ollers
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8
OLLER, (dialect) was...
ollied
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9
OLLIE, to perform a...
ollies
12
8
OLLIE [n]
omasal
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relating to the omas...
omasum
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the third stomach of...
ombers
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OMBER, a card game,...
ombres
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OMBRE, a card game,...
omegas
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OMEGA, a Greek lette...
omelet
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a dish made with bea...
omened
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OMEN, to provide wit...
omenta
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10
OMENTUM, a fold of t...
omerta
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9
(Italian) the Mafia...
omigod
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an interjection of s...
omlahs
14
12
OMLAH, an Indian sta...
omnify
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to make universal [v...
omnium
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14
the aggregate value...
omrahs
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11
OMRAH, a Muslim lord...
onager
9
9
a wild ass of Asia [...
onagri
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9
ONAGER, a wild ass o...
onbeat
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10
the first and third...
oncers
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10
ONCER, (slang) a one...
oncome
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13
(Scots) a coming on,...
oncost
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10
(Scots) an overhead...
ondine
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9
a female water spiri...
onding
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11
(Scots) a sudden ons...
onesie
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7
a soft, loose-fittin...
oneyer
14
9
(Shakespeare) a (gre...
oneyre
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9
(Shakespeare) a (gre...
onfall
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12
an attack [n -S]
onflow
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14
a flowing on [n -S]
onions
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8
ONION, to apply an o...
oniony
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10
like an onion [adj O...
oniric
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10
belonging to dreams,...
oniums
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11
ONIUM, a compound co...
onlays
16
10
ONLAY, an artificial...
online
9
9
carried out while co...
onload
9
9
to load a vehicle or...
onning
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11
ON, to go on [v]
onrush
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10
a forward rush [n -E...
onsets
9
7
ONSET, a beginning [...
onside
9
8
a cricket term, one...
onuses
9
8
ONUS, responsibility...
onward
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11
towards the front, a...
onycha
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14
(Greek) an ingredien...
onyxes
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16
ONYX, a form of chal...
oobits
12
9
OOBIT, a hairy cater...
oocyst
19
11
an encysted form of...
oocyte
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11
an ovum before it ma...
oodles
10
8
a large amount, also...
oofier
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9
OOFY, expensive, ost...
oogamy
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13
the state of having...
oogeny
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11
the development of o...
oohing
12
11
the act of saying oo...
ooidal
10
8
egg-shaped [adj]
oolite
10
7
a kind of limestone...
oolith
13
9
any of the small rou...
oology
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11
the study of bird's...
oolong
10
10
(Chinese) a variety...
oomiac
13
12
(Inuit) an Inuit can...
oomiak
11
13
(Inuit) an Inuit can...
oompah
14
14
to play a repeated r...
oomphs
15
14
OOMPH, spirited vigo...
ooping
12
12
OOP, to bind with th...
oorali
10
7
the plant yielding c...
oorial
10
7
a kind of Himalayan...
oorier
9
6
OORIE, (Scots) dingy...
oosier
9
6
OOSY, having fluff [...
ootids
10
7
OOTID, one of the fo...
oozier
12
15
OOZY, oozing [adj]
oozily
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18
OOZY, oozing [adv]
oozing
13
18
OOZE, to leak slowly...
opaled
12
11
decorated with opal...
opaque
19
19
impervious to light...
opcode
14
13
a code containing op...
opened
10
11
OPEN, to cause to be...
opener
10
10
one that opens [n -S...
openly
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13
OPEN, affording unob...
opepes
13
12
OPEPE, a West Africa...
operas
11
9
OPERA, a form of mus...
operon
10
10
a group of genes ope...
ophite
14
11
a name given to vari...
opiate
11
9
to treat with opium...
opined
11
11
OPINE, to hold as an...
opines
11
10
OPINE, to hold as an...
opioid
12
10
a peptide that acts...
opiums
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13
OPIUM, an addictive...
oppose
13
12
to conflict with [v...
oppugn
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16
to assail with argum...
opsins
12
10
OPSIN, a protein whi...
optant
11
10
a person who opts, e...
opters
12
9
OPTER, someone who o...
optics
16
12
OPTIC, an eye [n]
optima
13
12
OPTIMUM, the most fa...
optime
13
12
an honour student in...
opting
13
12
OPT, to decide or ch...
option
11
10
to grant the act of...
opulus
14
12
the guelder-rose [n...
opuses
12
10
OPUS, (Latin) a work...
orache
14
11
a plant of the goose...
oracle
13
10
to utter as an oracl...
orally
18
10
ORAL, relating to th...
orange
9
9
a citrus fruit [n -S...
orangs
10
9
ORANG, (Malay) a red...
orangy
16
11
resembling the colou...
orants
9
7
ORANT, a representat...
oraria
9
6
ORARION, in the Orth...
orated
9
7
ORATE, to speak form...
orates
9
6
ORATE, to speak form...
orator
9
6
one that orates [n -...
orbier
12
9
ORBY, resembling a s...
orbing
13
12
ORB, to form into a...
orbita
12
9
the hollow in which...
orbits
13
9
ORBIT, to revolve ar...
orbity
19
11
(obsolete) bereaveme...
orcein
12
10
a purple dyestuff ob...
orchat
15
11
an area where fruit...
orchel
16
12
a dye obtained from...
orchid
16
12
any plant or flower...
orchil
17
12
a dye obtained from...
orchis
16
11
(Greek) any flower o...
orcine
12
10
a chemical compound...
orcins
13
10
ORCIN, a chekical co...
ordain
9
8
to invest with holy...
ordeal
10
8
a severely difficult...
orders
10
7
ORDER, to give a com...
ordure
10
8
manure [n -S]
oreads
9
7
OREAD, a mountain ny...
oreide
9
7
an alloy used in imi...
orexin
15
14
a hormone that stimu...
orexis
16
13
(Greek) an appetite...
orfray
18
11
gold or other rich e...
organa
9
9
ORGANON, a system of...
organs
10
9
ORGAN, a musical ins...
orgasm
12
11
to experience the he...
orgeat
10
8
(French) a syrup or...
orgiac
14
11
of the nature of an...
orgias
11
8
ORGIA, a revel of de...
orgies
11
8
ORGY, a revel of deb...
orgone
9
9
according to Wilhelm...
orgues
11
9
ORGUE, (obsolete) a...
oribis
13
9
ORIBI, an African an...
oriels
11
7
ORIEL, a projecting...
orient
9
7
to determine the pos...
orifex
18
16
(Shakespeare) an ori...
origan
10
9
wild marjoram, also...
origin
11
9
a coming into being...
orihou
12
9
(Maori) a small New...
oriole
10
7
any of various mainl...
orisha
12
8
any of the minor god...
orison
9
7
a short prayer [n -S...
orixas
16
13
ORIXA, any of the mi...
orlons
10
8
ORLON, (tradename) a...
orlops
13
10
ORLOP, the lowest de...
ormers
11
9
ORMER, a sea snail o...
ormolu
12
11
an alloy of copper,...
ornate
8
7
decorated [adj ORNAT...
ornery
15
9
stubborn and mean sp...
orogen
9
9
an orogenic belt, a...
oroide
9
7
an alloy used in imi...
orphan
13
12
to deprive of both p...
orphic
18
14
mystical, oracular,...
orpine
11
10
a kind of stonecrop,...
orpins
12
10
ORPIN, a yellow pigm...
orrery
16
8
a mechanical model o...
orrice
13
9
the Florentine or ot...
orthos
12
8
ORTHO, short for ort...
orvals
13
11
ORVAL, a plant of th...
oryxes
22
15
ORYX, a kind of Afri...
oscars
13
9
OSCAR, (Australian s...
oscine
12
10
belonging to the sub...
oscula
14
11
OSCULUM, a small mou...
oscule
14
11
a small mouthlike ap...
osetra
9
6
(Russian) a type of...
oshacs
15
11
OSHAC, the ammoniac...
osiers
10
6
OSIER, a species of...
osiery
16
8
an osier bed [n OSIE...
osmate
10
9
a salt of osmic acid...
osmics
15
12
the study of the sen...
osmium
13
13
a metallic element [...
osmole
11
10
a unit of osmotic pr...
osmols
12
10
OSMOL, a unit of osm...
osmose
10
9
to undergo osmosis [...
osmous
11
10
containing osmium in...
osmund
11
12
any fern of the genu...
osprey
18
11
a bird of prey that...
ossein
9
7
a gelatinous bone re...
ossias
10
6
OSSIA, (Italian) in...
ossify
19
11
to change into bone;...
osteal
10
7
relating to, of or c...
ostent
9
7
to show off [v -ED,...
ostial
11
7
relating to an ostiu...
ostium
12
10
(Latin) the mouth of...
ostler
11
7
a horse tender at an...
ostomy
17
11
a type of surgical o...
otakus
11
11
OTAKU, in Japan, a y...
otalgy
18
11
pain in the ear, als...
otarid
10
7
of or like an otary,...
others
12
8
OTHER, one that rema...
otiose
9
6
futile, idle [adj OT...
otitic
14
9
relating to otitis,...
otitis
11
6
inflammation of the...
ottars
10
6
OTTAR, a fragrant es...
ottava
11
10
(Italian) an octave...
otters
10
6
OTTER, to fish with...
oubaas
11
10
(Afrikaans) someone...
oubits
13
10
OUBIT, a hairy cater...
ouched
15
13
OUCH, to set a preci...
ouches
15
12
OUCH, to set a preci...
ouchts
16
12
OUCHT, (Scots) anyth...
oughly
21
14
to make ugly, also O...
oughts
14
11
OUGHT, to owe [v]
ougiya
17
11
a monetary unit of M...
ouglie
12
10
to make ugly, also O...
ouijas
12
16
OUIJA, (tradename) a...
oulder
11
9
OULD, (Irish) old [a...
oulong
11
11
(Chinese) a kind of...
ounces
12
11
OUNCE, a measurement...
ouphes
14
12
OUPHE, (Shakespeare)...
ouping
13
13
OUP, to bind with th...
ourali
11
8
the plant yielding c...
ourang
10
10
a reddish-brown, tre...
ourari
10
7
the plant yielding c...
ourebi
12
10
an African antelope,...
ourier
10
7
OURIE, dingy, also O...
ousels
11
8
OUSEL, a European bi...
ousted
10
8
OUST, to expel or re...
ouster
10
7
ejection or disposse...
outact
13
10
to surpass in acting...
outadd
10
9
to surpass in adding...
outage
10
9
a failure in use [n...
outask
11
11
to surpass in asking...
outate
9
7
OUTEAT, to surpass i...
outbar
12
10
to form a barrier [v...
outbeg
13
12
to surpass in beggin...
outbid
13
11
to bid higher than [...
outbox
18
17
to surpass in boxing...
outbuy
19
13
to surpass in buying...
outbye
18
12
(Scots) out of doors...
outcry
20
12
to cry louder than [...
outdid
11
9
OUTDO, to exceed in...
outeat
9
7
to surpass in eating...
outers
10
7
OUTER, a part of an...
outfit
13
10
to equip [v OUTFITTE...
outfly
20
13
to surpass in speed...
outfox
18
17
to outwit [v -ED, -I...
outgas
11
9
to remove gas from [...
outgun
11
11
to surpass in fire p...
outher
12
9
(dialect) either [ad...
outhit
13
9
to surpass in hittin...
outing
11
10
a short pleasure tri...
outjet
12
16
a projection, also O...
outjut
13
17
to stick out [v OUTJ...
outlaw
14
11
to prohibit [v -ED,...
outlay
17
10
to pay out [v OUTLAI...
outled
11
9
OUTLEAD, to surpass...
outler
11
8
someone who is out o...
outlet
11
8
a vent or passage [n...
outlie
11
8
to lie outside, be o...
outman
10
11
to surpass in manpow...
output
13
11
to produce [v OUTPUT...
outran
9
8
OUTRUN, to run faste...
outred
10
8
to surpass in rednes...
outrig
12
9
to equip (a boat) wi...
outros
10
7
OUTRO, an instrument...
outrow
13
10
to surpass in rowing...
outrun
10
9
to run faster than [...
outsat
10
7
OUTSIT, to sit longe...
outsaw
13
10
OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outsay
16
9
to surpass in saying...
outsee
9
7
to see beyond [v OUT...
outset
10
7
a beginning [n -S]
outsin
10
8
to surpass in sinnin...
outsit
11
7
to sit longer than [...
outsum
12
11
to outnumber [v OUTS...
outtop
12
10
to overtop [v OUTTOP...
outvie
12
11
to surpass in compet...
outwar
13
10
to surpass in warrin...
outwin
13
11
(Spenser) to win a w...
outwit
14
10
to defeat by superio...
outwon
12
11
OUTWIN, (Spenser) to...
ouvert
12
11
(French) open, also...
ouzels
14
17
OUZEL, a European bi...
ovally
20
14
OVAL, egg-shaped [ad...
ovated
11
11
OVATE, to receive wi...
ovates
11
10
OVATE, to receive wi...
ovator
11
10
one who gives an ova...
ovened
10
12
OVEN, to cook in an...
overby
20
15
a little way over, a...
overdo
11
11
to do to excess [v O...
overed
11
11
OVER, to go, leap or...
overgo
12
12
to travel over [v OV...
overly
19
13
to an excessive degr...
ovibos
14
13
the musk ox [n -ES]
ovines
11
11
OVINE, a sheep or si...
ovisac
15
13
a brood-pouch; an eg...
ovists
13
10
OVIST, a believer th...
ovoids
12
11
OVOID, an egg-shaped...
ovolos
12
11
OVOLO, a moulding wi...
ovonic
14
14
related to ovonics,...
ovular
13
12
relating or belongin...
ovules
13
12
OVULE, the structure...
owches
18
14
OWCHE, (archaic) a s...
owelty
20
12
equality [n OWELTIES...
owerby
21
14
(Scots) a little way...
owlers
14
10
OWLER, a smuggler of...
owlery
20
12
a place inhabited by...
owlets
14
10
OWLET, a young owl,...
owlier
14
10
OWLY, owlish, like a...
owling
15
13
OWL, to smuggle wool...
owlish
17
12
like an owl [adj OWL...
owners
12
10
OWNER, one that owns...
owning
13
13
OWN, to have as a po...
owrier
13
9
OWRIE, (Scots) dingy...
oxalic
20
17
applied to an acid o...
oxalis
17
14
a plant of the wood-...
oxbows
21
19
OXBOW, a pronounced...
oxcart
19
16
a cart drawn by an o...
oxeyes
21
15
OXEYE, a wild chrysa...
oxford
18
17
a soft durable plain...
oxgang
17
18
as much land as one...
oxgate
16
15
as much land as one...
oxhead
17
16
a blockhead [n -S]
oxherd
18
16
one who tends oxen [...
oxhide
18
16
leather from the hid...
oxides
16
14
OXIDE, a compound co...
oxidic
20
17
of or like an oxide,...
oximes
17
16
OXIME, any of a numb...
oxland
16
16
as much land as one...
oxlike
18
18
like an ox [adj]
oxlips
20
17
OXLIP, a flower like...
oxslip
20
17
(Shakespeare) an oxl...
oxtail
17
14
the tail of an ox, e...
oxters
16
13
OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oxygen
22
18
a gaseous element [n...
oxymel
24
19
a mixture of honey,...
oyeses
15
8
OYES, a proclamation...
oyezes
18
17
OYEZ, a proclamation...
oyster
16
8
a bivalve shellfish,...
ozaena
10
16
a fetid discharge fr...
ozalid
14
17
a process of printin...
ozekis
14
19
OZEKI, a champion su...
ozones
11
16
OZONE, an allotropic...
ozonic
15
19
pertaining to ozone...
ozzies
16
24
OZZIE, (dialect) a h...
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