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pablum
17
17
food, esp. a suspens...
pacers
15
12
PACER, a horse whose...
pachak
18
18
an aromatic root res...
pachas
17
14
PACHA, a former Turk...
pacier
15
12
PACY, fast, also PAC...
pacify
24
17
to make peaceful [v...
pacing
16
15
the act of setting a...
packed
16
17
PACK, to enclose for...
packer
16
16
one who packs [n -S]
packet
16
16
to make into a small...
packly
24
19
intimately [adv]
pactum
17
16
(Latin) a pact [n PA...
paczki
20
25
(Polish) a round, fi...
padang
12
13
a Malayan field [n -...
padauk
13
15
a Burmese timber-tre...
padded
12
12
PAD, to stuff or fil...
padder
12
11
a highwayman who ste...
paddle
13
12
to propel with an oa...
padkos
13
14
(South African) snac...
padles
13
11
PADLE, (Scots) a fis...
padmas
13
13
PADMA, (Sanskrit) th...
padnag
12
13
a horse that moves a...
padouk
13
15
(Burmese) a Burmese...
padres
12
10
PADRE, (Italian) fat...
padsaw
15
13
a small saw-blade [n...
paeans
10
10
PAEAN, a song of tha...
paedos
11
10
PAEDO, (short for) a...
paella
13
11
(Spanish) a saffron-...
paeons
10
10
PAEON, a foot of fou...
paeony
16
12
a showy flower, also...
paesan
10
10
(Spanish) a fellow c...
pagans
12
12
PAGAN, an irreligiou...
pagers
13
11
PAGER, an electronic...
paging
14
14
a transfer of comput...
pagles
14
12
PAGLE, the cowslip,...
pagoda
12
12
an Eastern temple, e...
pagods
13
12
PAGOD, an Eastern te...
pagris
14
11
PAGRI, (Hindi) a tur...
paidle
13
11
(Scots) a fish, aka...
paigle
14
12
the cowslip, also PA...
paiked
13
14
PAIK, (Scots) to thu...
painch
17
15
(Scots) the paunch [...
pained
11
11
PAIN, to cause suffe...
painim
13
13
(obsolete) a pagan,...
paints
12
10
PAINT, to apply colo...
painty
18
12
covered with paint [...
paiock
16
16
(Shakespeare) an obs...
paired
12
10
PAIRE, (obsolete) an...
pairer
12
9
PAIR, (Scots) poor [...
paires
12
9
PAIRE, (obsolete) an...
paisan
11
10
(Spanish) a fellow c...
paisas
12
9
PAISA, (Hindi) an In...
pajama
14
21
a garment for sleepi...
pajock
18
25
(Shakespeare) an obs...
pakahi
15
15
(Maori) acid land un...
pakeha
14
15
(Maori) a white man;...
pakihi
16
15
(Maori) acid land un...
pakoko
13
17
(Maori) a small fish...
pakora
12
13
(Hindi) an Indian di...
palace
15
13
a royal residence [n...
palagi
14
12
(Samoan) a Samoan wo...
palais
13
10
(French) a palace [n...
palama
13
13
the webbing of a wat...
palapa
14
13
an open-sided dwelli...
palate
12
10
the roof of the mout...
palays
19
12
PALAY, the ivory tre...
paleae
11
10
PALEA, the membranou...
paleal
13
11
relating to the pale...
palely
20
13
PALE, lacking colour...
palest
13
10
PALE, lacking colour...
palets
13
10
PALET, the membranou...
palier
13
10
PALY, somewhat pale...
paling
14
13
a picket fence [n -S...
palish
16
12
somewhat pale [adj]
palkee
13
14
(Hindi) a palanquin,...
palkis
15
14
PALKI, (Hindi) a pal...
pallae
13
11
PALLA, an oblong rec...
pallah
16
13
a large South Africa...
palled
14
12
PALL, to grow wearis...
pallet
14
11
a bed or mattress or...
pallia
14
11
PALLIUM, a cloak wor...
pallid
15
12
pale, wan [adj PALLI...
pallor
14
11
paleness esp. of the...
palmar
14
13
pertaining to the pa...
palmed
14
14
PALM, to touch with...
palmer
14
13
one who bears a palm...
palmie
14
13
(Scots) a stroke of...
palolo
13
11
an edible sea-worm [...
palpal
16
14
relating to a palp,...
palped
15
14
PALP, to sense by to...
palpus
16
14
(Latin) a sense orga...
palsas
13
10
PALSA, (Finnish) a l...
palter
13
10
to talk or act insin...
paltry
20
12
meagre, mean [adj PA...
pampas
15
15
a treeless plain, al...
pamper
15
15
to treat with excess...
panada
10
11
(Spanish) a thick sa...
panama
11
13
a lightweight plaite...
panary
17
12
a bread store [n PAN...
pances
14
13
PANCE, (obsolete) th...
pandan
10
12
(Malay) a palm of SE...
pandar
11
11
to act as a procurer...
pandas
11
11
PANDA, a bear-like c...
pander
11
11
to act as a procurer...
pandit
12
11
(Sanskrit) a Hindu l...
paneer
10
10
a soft white cheese...
panels
12
11
PANEL, to decorate w...
panfry
20
15
to fry in a frying p...
panful
15
15
as much as a pan can...
pangas
12
12
PANGA, (Swahili) an...
panged
12
13
PANG, to inflict a v...
pangen
11
13
a hypothetical unit...
panick
16
17
any grass of the gen...
panics
15
13
PANIC, to experience...
panier
11
10
a large basket, also...
panims
13
13
PANIM, a heathen, al...
paning
12
13
PANE, to insert pane...
panini
11
11
grilled, Italian-sty...
panino
10
11
a sandwich made with...
panisc
15
13
an inferior god, att...
panisk
13
14
an inferior god, att...
pankos
12
14
PANKO, a variety of...
panned
10
12
PAN, to criticize ha...
panner
10
11
one who pans for gol...
pannes
10
11
PANNE, a heavy lustr...
pannus
11
12
a pathological overg...
panted
11
11
PANT, to breathe qui...
panter
11
10
(Shakespeare) the of...
pantie
11
10
a woman's or child's...
panton
10
11
(Scots) a slipper [n...
pantos
11
10
PANTO, (short for) p...
pantry
18
12
a small room or a cu...
pantun
11
12
(Malay) a Malayan ve...
panzer
14
19
(German) a German ta...
papacy
23
17
the office of the po...
papain
13
13
an enzyme that diges...
papaws
17
15
PAPAW, a tree of the...
papaya
19
14
(Spanish) a tree of...
papers
14
12
PAPER, to cover with...
papery
20
14
resembling paper [ad...
papish
17
14
a supporter of the P...
papism
16
15
adherence to the Pop...
papist
15
12
a supporter of the P...
papped
16
16
PAP, to feed with so...
pappus
17
16
a ring of downy hair...
papula
15
14
(Latin) a pimple, al...
papule
15
14
a pimple, also PAPUL...
papyri
21
14
PAPYRUS, a parchment...
parade
11
10
to march in a public...
parage
12
11
equality of birth or...
paramo
12
12
(Spanish) a bare win...
parang
12
12
(Malay) a large shea...
paraph
16
14
a flourish at the en...
parcel
16
13
to divide into parts...
pardah
14
12
the seclusion of wom...
pardal
13
11
a leopard, also PARD...
parded
12
11
spotted [adj]
pardee
11
10
(Shakespeare) assure...
pardie
12
10
(Shakespeare) assure...
pardon
11
11
to release from liab...
parens
11
10
PAREN, (short for) p...
parent
11
10
to act as father or...
pareos
11
9
PAREO, a Polynesian...
parera
11
9
(Maori) a New Zealan...
parers
12
9
PARER, an instrument...
pareus
12
10
PAREU, a Polynesian...
pareve
13
13
(Yiddish) of food, c...
parged
13
12
PARGE, to cover with...
parges
13
11
PARGE, to cover with...
parget
13
11
to cover with plaste...
pargos
13
11
PARGO, (Spanish) a k...
pariah
14
11
a person of low or n...
parial
13
10
a pair-royal, a thro...
parian
11
10
a hard white porcela...
paries
12
9
the wall of an organ...
paring
13
12
something pared off...
parish
15
11
a subdivision of a d...
parity
19
11
equality of status;...
parkas
13
13
PARKA, a fur shirt o...
parked
13
14
PARK, to leave a veh...
parkee
12
13
a wind-proof coat, a...
parker
13
13
a park-keeper [n -S]
parkie
13
13
(colloquial) a park-...
parkin
13
14
a north of England g...
parkis
14
13
PARKI, a fur shirt o...
parkly
21
16
like a park [adj]
parlay
19
12
to wager original wi...
parled
13
11
PARLE, to discuss te...
parles
13
10
PARLE, to discuss te...
parley
19
12
to discuss terms wit...
parlor
13
10
a room for the enter...
parody
18
12
to imitate in a sati...
parole
12
10
to give a conditiona...
parols
13
10
PAROL, a parole [n]
parore
11
9
(Maori) a type of fi...
parous
12
10
bearing or having bo...
parped
14
13
PARP, to sound a car...
parpen
13
13
a stone passing thro...
parral
13
10
a sliding loop of ro...
parras
12
9
PARRA, (Australian s...
parred
12
10
PAR, to score a cert...
parrel
13
10
a sliding loop of ro...
parrot
12
9
to repeat without th...
parsec
15
12
a unit of astronomic...
parsed
12
10
PARSE, to describe a...
parser
12
9
a program or routine...
parses
12
9
PARSE, to describe a...
parson
11
10
a clergyman [n -S]
partan
11
10
a kind of edible cra...
parted
12
10
PART, to divide, sep...
parter
12
9
one who, or which, p...
partim
14
12
in part [adv]
partis
13
9
PARTI, (French) a gr...
partly
20
12
in some degree [adv]
parton
11
10
a hypothetical parti...
parura
12
10
a set of matched jew...
parure
12
10
a set of matched jew...
parvis
15
13
an enclosed area in...
parvos
14
13
PARVO, (short for) a...
pascal
16
13
a unit of pressure,...
pasear
11
9
to take a walk [v -E...
pasela
12
10
a gratuity to a blac...
paseos
11
9
PASEO, (Spanish) a w...
pashas
14
11
PASHA, a former Turk...
pashed
14
12
PASH, to strike viol...
pashes
14
11
PASH, to strike viol...
pashim
16
14
the fine underfleece...
pashka
15
15
(Russian) a rich des...
pashms
16
14
PASHM, the fine unde...
paskas
13
13
PASKA, (Russian) a R...
paskha
15
15
(Russian) a Russian...
passed
12
10
PASS, to go by [v]
passee
11
9
(French) out of date...
passel
13
10
a large number [n -S...
passer
12
9
one that passes [n -...
passes
12
9
PASS, to go by [v]
passim
14
12
here and there [adv]
passus
13
10
(Latin) a section of...
pastas
12
9
PASTA, a food made o...
pasted
12
10
PASTE, to fasten wit...
pastel
13
10
a soft, delicate hue...
paster
12
9
one who pastes [n -S...
pastes
12
9
PASTE, to fasten wit...
pastie
12
9
a meat pie, also PAS...
pastil
14
10
a small, often medic...
pastis
13
9
(French) a French an...
pastor
12
9
a person who has car...
pastry
19
11
articles made of dou...
pataca
14
12
a monetary unit of M...
pataka
12
13
a Maori building on...
patchy
24
16
uneven in quality [a...
patens
11
10
PATEN, a plate; a me...
patent
11
10
obvious [adj PATENTL...
patera
11
9
a type of Roman shal...
paters
12
9
PATER, a father [n]
pathed
14
12
PATH, (Shakespeare)...
pathic
18
14
a passive subject [n...
pathos
14
11
a quality that arous...
patiki
14
13
(Maori) the New Zeal...
patina
11
10
a film or surface th...
patine
11
10
to cover with a pati...
patins
12
10
PATIN, (obsolete) a...
patios
12
9
PATIO, an outdoor pa...
patkas
13
13
PATKA, a scarf worn...
patois
12
9
(French) a spoken re...
patoot
11
9
the buttocks, also P...
patrol
13
10
to guard by moving a...
patron
11
10
a regular customer [...
patted
12
10
PAT, to stroke gentl...
pattee
11
9
of a heraldic cross,...
patten
11
10
a wooden shoe; a clo...
patter
12
9
to talk rapidly and...
pattes
12
9
PATTE, a narrow band...
pattie
12
9
a small, flat cake o...
pattle
13
10
(Scots) a small long...
patzer
15
18
(German) an inept ch...
paucal
16
14
a grammatical number...
paulin
13
12
a sheet of waterproo...
paunce
14
14
a pansy flower, also...
paunch
17
16
to disembowel [v -ED...
pauper
14
13
to reduce to poverty...
pausal
13
11
pertaining to a brea...
paused
12
11
PAUSE, to stop tempo...
pauser
12
10
one who pauses [n -S...
pauses
12
10
PAUSE, to stop tempo...
pavage
14
15
a charge for paving...
pavane
12
14
(French) a stately E...
pavans
13
14
PAVAN, a slow, state...
paveed
13
14
set close together t...
pavens
13
14
PAVEN, a stately Eng...
pavers
14
13
PAVER, a person who...
paving
15
16
a pavement [n -S]
pavins
14
14
PAVIN, a stately Eng...
pavior
14
13
a person who lays pa...
pavise
14
13
a large medieval shi...
pavone
12
14
(Spenser) a peacock...
pawaws
18
15
PAWAW, to hold such...
pawers
15
12
PAWER, one who paws...
pawing
16
15
PAW, to draw the for...
pawnce
17
16
(obsolete) a pansy f...
pawned
14
14
PAWN, to deposit as...
pawnee
13
13
one to whom somethin...
pawner
14
13
one who pawns someth...
pawnor
14
13
one who pawns someth...
pawpaw
20
18
a tree of the custar...
paxwax
27
26
the strong tendon in...
payday
24
14
the day on which wag...
payees
17
11
PAYEE, one to whom m...
payers
18
11
PAYER, one who pays,...
payess
18
11
(Yiddish) uncut side...
paying
19
14
the act of sealing w...
paynim
19
15
a heathen, also PAIN...
payoff
22
17
the act of distribut...
payola
18
12
a secret payment or...
payors
18
11
PAYOR, one who pays,...
payout
18
12
money that is paid o...
pazazz
21
36
flamboyance, also BA...
peaced
14
13
PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peaces
14
12
PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peachy
23
16
coloured or tasting...
peacod
14
13
the pod of the pea,...
peages
12
11
PEAGE, a form of cur...
peahen
12
12
a female peacock [n...
peaked
12
14
PEAK, to reach a max...
pealed
12
11
PEAL, to ring out [v...
peaned
10
11
PEAN, to beat with a...
peanut
11
11
the monkey-nut or gr...
peapod
13
13
the pod of the pea,...
pearce
14
12
(Spenser) to pierce,...
peares
11
9
PEARE, (Spenser) a p...
pearls
13
10
PEARL, to adorn with...
pearly
19
12
like a pearl [adj PE...
pearst
12
9
(Spenser) pierced, a...
peased
11
10
PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peasen
10
10
PEASE, (archaic) a p...
peases
11
9
PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peason
10
10
PEASE, (archaic) a p...
peavey
19
15
a lever used to move...
peazed
14
19
PEAZE, to weigh, als...
peazes
14
18
PEAZE, to weigh, als...
pebble
17
16
to cover with small,...
pebbly
24
18
resembling pebbles [...
pecans
14
13
PECAN, a nut-bearing...
pechan
16
15
(Scots) the stomach...
peched
17
15
PECH, (Scots) to pan...
pecked
16
17
PECKE, (Shakespeare)...
pecker
16
16
that which pecks; (s...
peckes
16
16
PECKE, (Shakespeare)...
pecten
14
13
a comblike anatomica...
pectic
19
15
of, relating to, or...
pectin
15
13
a mixture of carbohy...
pedalo
12
11
a type of pleasure b...
pedals
13
11
PEDAL, to operate by...
pedant
11
11
a person who parades...
pedate
11
10
footed, footlike [ad...
pedder
12
11
(Scots) a pedlar [n...
peddle
13
12
to sell or offer for...
pedlar
13
11
a person who goes ab...
pedler
13
11
a person who goes ab...
pedros
12
10
PEDRO, a card game [...
pedway
21
15
a walkway for pedest...
peeces
14
12
PEECE, (obsolete) a...
peeing
12
12
PEE, to urinate [v]
peeked
12
14
PEEK, to sneak a sly...
peeled
12
11
PEEL, to remove the...
peeler
12
10
(colloquial) a polic...
peened
10
11
PEEN, to beat with a...
peenge
11
12
(Scots) to whine lik...
peeoys
17
11
PEEOY, (Scots) a hom...
peepbo
15
15
the game of peekaboo...
peeped
13
13
PEEP, to cheep like...
peeper
13
12
a kind of tree-frog...
peepes
13
12
PEEPE, (Shakespeare)...
peepul
15
14
a fig tree from Indi...
peered
11
10
PEER, to look narrow...
peerie
11
9
small [adj PEERIER,...
peeved
13
14
PEEVE, to irritate [...
peever
13
13
(Scots) a tile, tin...
peeves
13
13
PEEVE, to irritate [...
peewee
13
12
a bird, the lapwing...
peewit
15
12
a bird, the lapwing...
pegbox
21
21
a part of a stringed...
pegged
14
14
PEG, to fasten with...
peghed
15
14
PEGH, (Scots) to pan...
pegtop
15
14
a spinning top havin...
peinct
15
13
(obsolete) to paint...
peined
11
11
PEIN, to beat with a...
peised
12
10
PEISE, to weigh, als...
peises
12
9
PEISE, to weigh, als...
peized
15
19
PEIZE, to weigh, als...
peizes
15
18
PEIZE, to weigh, als...
pekans
12
14
PEKAN, a large North...
pekins
13
14
PEKIN, a fine soft s...
pekoes
12
13
PEKOE, (Chinese) a k...
pelage
13
12
the coat or covering...
pelaus
13
11
PELAU, a dish made w...
pelham
16
15
a type of horse's bi...
pelite
13
10
any rock derived fro...
pelled
14
12
PELL, to strike or t...
pellet
14
11
to hit with small, r...
pellum
16
15
(dialect) dust [n -S...
pelmas
14
13
PELMA, an impression...
pelmet
14
13
a fringe or valance...
peloid
13
11
a mud or other natur...
pelons
12
11
PELON, a hairless pe...
pelory
19
12
abnormal symmetry of...
pelota
12
10
(Spanish) a Basque g...
peltae
12
10
PELTA, an ancient sm...
peltas
13
10
PELTA, an ancient sm...
pelted
13
11
PELT, to shower blow...
pelter
13
10
to shower blows or m...
peltry
20
12
the skins of animals...
pelves
15
14
PELVIS, a part of th...
pelvic
19
17
a bone of the pelvis...
pelvis
16
14
a part of the skelet...
penang
11
13
a cotton fabric [n -...
pencel
15
14
a small pennon, also...
pences
14
13
PENCE, in the United...
pencil
16
14
to write or draw wit...
pended
11
12
PEND, to remain unse...
penful
15
15
the amount of ink a...
pengos
12
12
PENGO, a former mone...
penial
12
11
relating to the peni...
penies
11
10
PENIE, (Spenser) a p...
penile
12
11
relating to the peni...
penill
14
12
(Welsh) a verse or s...
pening
12
13
PENE, to beat with a...
penman
11
14
an author [n PENMEN]
penmen
11
14
PENMAN, an author [n...
pennae
9
11
PENNA, any of the fe...
pennal
11
12
(German) a freshman...
penned
10
12
PEN, to write, or co...
penner
10
11
one who pens [n -S]
pennes
10
11
PENNE, (Spenser) a p...
pennia
10
11
PENNI, a Finnish coi...
pennis
11
11
PENNI, a Finnish coi...
pennon
9
12
a long, narrow flag,...
pensee
10
10
(French) a thought [...
pensel
12
11
a small pennon, also...
pensil
13
11
a small pennon, also...
pensum
13
14
(Latin) a task; a sc...
pentad
11
11
a group of five [n -...
pentyl
19
13
a radical derived fr...
penult
13
12
(Latin) the last but...
penury
18
13
extreme poverty [n P...
peones
10
10
PEON, (Spanish) a da...
people
14
13
to stock with inhabi...
pepful
18
17
full of vigour [adj]
pepino
13
13
a purple-striped pal...
pepita
14
12
(Spanish) the edible...
peplos
15
13
a garment worn by wo...
peplum
17
17
a flounce attached t...
peplus
16
14
a garment worn by wo...
pepped
16
16
PEP, to fill with en...
pepper
16
15
to season with a pun...
pepsin
14
13
a digestive enzyme o...
pepsis
15
12
PEPSI, (offensive) a...
peptic
18
15
a substance that pro...
peptid
15
13
a combination of ami...
peraea
10
9
PERAEON, a crustacea...
perais
12
9
PERAI, a ferocious,...
perced
15
13
PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percen
14
13
(Spenser) to pierce...
perces
15
12
PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percid
16
13
a freshwater fish of...
perdie
12
10
(Shakespeare) assure...
perdue
12
11
(Shakespeare) a sold...
perdus
13
11
PERDU, (Shakespeare)...
pereia
11
9
PEREION, a crustacea...
pereon
10
10
a crustacean's thora...
perfay
20
14
(archaic) by my fait...
perfet
14
12
(Milton) perfect [ad...
perfin
14
13
a postage stamp perf...
perils
14
10
PERIL, to put in dan...
period
12
10
one of the main divi...
perish
15
11
to die [v -ED, -ING,...
periti
13
9
PERITUS, a type of t...
perked
13
14
PERK, to carry onese...
perkin
13
14
an oatmeal biscuit,...
permed
13
13
PERM, to permanent w...
permie
13
12
a permanent worker,...
permit
14
12
to allow [v PERMITTE...
perned
11
11
PERN, to move with a...
pernio
11
10
a chilblain [n PERNI...
pernod
11
11
(tradename) an anise...
perogi
13
11
(Polish) a tradition...
perogs
13
11
PEROG, (Russian) a l...
perogy
19
13
(Russian) a small du...
perone
10
10
the fibula, a bone o...
peroxo
17
16
containing the bival...
peroxy
24
18
containing the bival...
perron
11
10
a raised platform or...
perses
12
9
PERSE, (Spenser) to...
person
11
10
a human being [n -S]
persue
12
10
to follow, in order...
perter
12
9
PERT, impudent, jaun...
pertly
20
12
PERT, impudent, jaun...
peruke
13
14
a kind of wig, also...
peruse
12
10
to read [v PERUSED,...
perved
14
14
PERVE [v]
perves
14
13
PERVE [v]
pervos
14
13
PERVO, a pervert, al...
pesade
11
10
a dressage manoeuvre...
pesant
11
10
(obsolete) a peasant...
peseta
11
9
a monetary unit of S...
pesewa
14
12
a monetary unit of G...
peshwa
17
14
a chief minister, al...
pester
12
9
to bother [v -ED, -I...
pestle
13
10
to crush with a club...
pestos
12
9
PESTO, an Italian sa...
petals
13
10
PETAL, a leaflike pa...
petara
11
9
(Hindi) in India, a...
petard
12
10
an explosive device,...
petars
12
9
PETAR, an explosive...
petary
18
11
a region covered wit...
peters
12
9
PETER, to diminish g...
pether
14
11
(Scots) a pedlar, al...
petite
12
9
a clothing size for...
petnap
13
13
to steal a pet for p...
petrel
13
10
a kind of seabird [n...
petres
12
9
PETRE, (colloquial)...
petrol
13
10
to supply with petro...
petsai
12
9
Chinese cabbage [n -...
petted
12
10
PET, to caress with...
petter
12
9
one who pets [n -S]
pettle
13
10
to indulge, pet [v P...
pewees
14
12
PEWEE, a small, oliv...
pewits
16
12
PEWIT, a bird, the l...
pewter
15
12
an alloy of tin, ant...
peyote
17
11
a hallucinogen deriv...
peyotl
19
12
a Mexican intoxicant...
peysed
18
12
PEYSE, to weigh, als...
peyses
18
11
PEYSE, to weigh, als...
pezant
14
19
a peasant, also PESA...
phaeic
17
14
dusky [adj]
phages
15
13
PHAGE, (short for) a...
phalli
17
13
PHALLUS, (Latin) the...
phangs
15
14
PHANG, (Shakespeare)...
phares
14
11
PHARE, a lighthouse...
pharma
15
14
pharmaceutical compa...
pharms
16
14
PHARM, to redirect c...
pharos
14
11
(Greek) a lighthouse...
phased
14
12
PHASE, to carry out...
phaser
14
11
a type of science-fi...
phases
14
11
PHASIS, a stage in g...
phasic
18
14
relating to a phase...
phasis
15
11
a stage in growth or...
phasor
14
11
a rotating vector wh...
phatic
18
14
relating to a commun...
pheere
13
11
a companion, also FE...
pheers
14
11
PHEER, a companion,...
pheese
13
11
to unsettle, also FA...
pheeze
16
20
to unsettle, also FA...
phenes
13
12
PHENE, an old name f...
phenic
17
15
relating to benzene...
phenix
20
19
a bird fabled to exi...
phenol
14
13
a caustic compound [...
phenom
14
15
a person of extraord...
phenyl
21
15
a cyclic radical der...
pheons
13
12
PHEON, the barbed he...
phesed
14
12
PHESE, to unsettle,...
pheses
14
11
PHESE, to unsettle,...
phials
16
12
PHIAL, to keep in a...
phizes
18
20
PHIZ, (colloquial) p...
phizog
19
22
(colloquial) physiog...
phlegm
18
17
a thick mucus secret...
phloem
16
15
the nutrient-conduct...
phobia
16
14
an obsessive or irra...
phobic
20
17
one affected with a...
phocae
16
14
PHOCA, a genus of se...
phocas
17
14
PHOCA, a genus of se...
phoebe
15
14
a small bird, the pe...
pholas
15
12
a mollusc of the pid...
phonal
14
13
pertaining to speech...
phoned
13
13
PHONE, to telephone...
phoner
13
12
one that telephones...
phones
13
12
PHONE, to telephone...
phoney
19
14
counterfeit, fake [a...
phonic
17
15
pertaining to the na...
phonon
12
13
a quantum of vibrati...
phonos
13
12
PHONO, (colloquial)...
phooey
19
13
an exclamation of co...
phossy
21
13
as in phossy jaw, an...
photic
18
14
pertaining to light...
photog
15
13
(colloquial) one who...
photon
13
12
a quantum of light o...
photos
14
11
PHOTO, (colloquial)...
phrase
14
11
to express in words...
phrasy
21
13
inclined to use word...
phreak
15
15
to hack into the pho...
phwoah
19
16
an expression of app...
phwoar
17
14
an expression of app...
phylae
21
14
PHYLE, (Greek) in an...
phylar
22
14
related to a phylum,...
phylic
26
17
related to a phylum,...
phyllo
23
15
a kind of very thin...
phylon
21
15
a main taxonomical d...
phylum
24
18
a main taxonomical d...
physed
21
14
(short for) physical...
physes
21
13
PHYSIS, the principl...
physic
25
16
to treat with medici...
physio
21
13
(short for) physioth...
physis
22
13
the principle of gro...
phytin
21
14
a substance from pla...
phytol
22
14
an alcohol used to s...
phyton
20
14
the smallest part of...
piaffe
16
15
to perform a movemen...
pianic
15
13
pertaining to the tr...
pianos
11
10
PIANO, a pianoforte...
piazza
18
27
a public square in a...
piazze
18
27
PIAZZA, a public squ...
pibals
16
13
PIBAL, a small ballo...
picara
15
12
(Spanish) a (female)...
picaro
15
12
(Spanish) a (male) r...
picene
14
13
a hydrocarbon [n -S]
picine
15
13
of the woodpecker fa...
pickax
23
23
to use a tool for br...
picked
17
17
PICK, to choose [v]
picker
17
16
one that picks [n -S...
picket
17
16
a person or group st...
pickin
17
17
(West Africa) a smal...
pickle
18
17
a liquid, esp. brine...
pickup
20
20
a small truck or van...
picnic
19
16
to go on an outdoor...
picong
16
15
(Caribbean) a teasin...
picote
15
12
embroidered with kno...
picots
16
12
PICOT, to edge with...
picras
16
12
PICRA, a purgative m...
picric
20
15
having a very bitter...
piculs
18
14
PICUL, a Chinese wei...
piddle
14
12
to deal in trifles [...
piddly
21
14
insignificant [adj P...
pidgin
14
13
a simplified speech...
pieced
15
13
PIECE, to join into...
piecen
14
13
to join the broken e...
piecer
15
12
a worker who joins b...
pieces
15
12
PIECE, to join into...
pieing
13
12
the act of assaultin...
pieman
12
13
someone who sells pi...
piemen
12
13
PIEMAN, someone who...
piends
12
11
PIEND, an outward po...
pierce
15
12
to thrust, or make a...
pierid
13
10
any butterfly belong...
pieris
13
9
an American or Asiat...
pierog
13
11
a large Russian pie,...
pierst
13
9
(Spenser) pierced, a...
pierts
13
9
PIERT, a small plant...
pietas
12
9
PIETA, (Italian) a r...
piffle
18
16
to talk in a feeble...
pigeon
12
12
to gull or hoax [v -...
pigged
15
14
PIG, to give birth t...
piggie
15
13
a small pig, also PI...
piggin
15
14
(Scots) a small pail...
pights
17
13
PIGHT, to pitch (e.g...
piglet
15
12
a little pig, also P...
pigman
14
15
a male pig farmer [n...
pigmen
14
15
PIGMAN, a male pig f...
pignus
14
13
property held as sec...
pignut
14
13
an umbelliferous pla...
pigout
14
12
(colloquial) an inst...
pigpen
15
15
a place where pigs a...
pigsny
20
14
(archaic) a term of...
pigsty
21
13
a place where pigs a...
pikake
14
17
(Hawaiian) a Hawaiia...
pikaus
14
14
PIKAU, (Maori) a ruc...
pikers
14
13
PIKER, a stingy pers...
pikeys
20
15
PIKEY, a derogatory...
piking
15
16
piercing with a pike...
pikuls
16
15
PIKUL, a Chinese wei...
pilaff
18
16
a dish of rice, also...
pilafs
16
13
PILAF, a dish made f...
pilaos
13
10
PILAO, a dish made f...
pilaus
14
11
PILAU, -(Persian) a...
pilaws
17
13
PILAW, a dish made f...
pileas
13
10
PILEA, the gunpowder...
pilers
14
10
PILER, one who place...
pileum
15
14
the top of a bird's...
pileup
16
14
a collision involvin...
pileus
14
11
the umbrella-shaped...
pilfer
16
13
to steal [v -ED, -IN...
piling
15
13
a structure of build...
pillar
15
11
to supply with verti...
pillau
15
12
a dish made from sea...
pilled
15
12
PILL, to administer...
pillie
15
11
(Australian slang) a...
pillow
18
14
to rest on a cushion...
pilose
13
10
having scattered sof...
pilots
14
10
PILOT, to control th...
pilous
14
11
having scattered sof...
pilows
17
13
PILOW, a dish made f...
pilula
15
12
a small pill, also P...
pilule
15
12
a small pill, also P...
piment
13
13
spiced, sweetened wi...
pimped
16
16
PIMP, to solicit cli...
pimple
17
16
an inflamed swelling...
pimply
24
18
covered with pimples...
pinang
12
13
a palm tree [n -S]
pinata
11
10
(Spanish) a hollow p...
pincer
15
13
one of the two pivot...
pindan
11
12
a desert region of W...
pinder
12
11
one who impounds cat...
pineal
12
11
a gland in the brain...
pinene
10
11
the main constituent...
pinery
18
12
an area where pineap...
pineta
11
10
PINETUM, a plantatio...
pinged
13
13
PING, to produce a b...
pinger
13
12
a device for produci...
pingle
14
13
(Scots) to strive, t...
pingos
13
12
PINGO, (Inuit) a con...
pinier
12
10
PINY, covered with p...
pinies
12
10
PINY, a showy flower...
pining
13
13
PINE, to languish wi...
pinion
11
11
to remove the wing f...
pinite
12
10
a greyish-green or b...
pinked
13
15
PINK, to cut a saw-t...
pinken
12
15
to become pink [v -E...
pinker
13
14
a person who cuts or...
pinkey
19
16
a small narrow-stern...
pinkie
13
14
the little finger, a...
pinkly
21
17
PINK, of a pale red...
pinkos
13
14
PINKO, a person who...
pinnae
10
11
PINNA, a leaflet, wi...
pinnal
12
12
pertaining to a pinn...
pinnas
11
11
PINNA, a leaflet, wi...
pinned
11
12
PIN, to fasten with...
pinner
11
11
one who impounds cat...
pinnet
11
11
a pinnacle [n -S]
pinnie
11
11
(short for) pinafore...
pinole
12
11
(Spanish) an America...
pinons
11
11
PINON, (Spanish) an...
pinots
12
10
PINOT, (French) a va...
pintas
12
10
PINTA, a skin diseas...
pintle
13
11
a pin on which somet...
pintos
12
10
PINTO, (Spanish) a s...
pinups
15
14
PINUP, a picture tha...
pinxit
19
17
(Latin) a word appen...
pinyin
18
13
(Chinese) a system f...
pinyon
17
13
(Spanish) an edible...
piolet
13
10
(French) a mountain-...
pioned
11
11
(Shakespeare) perhap...
pioner
11
10
(Shakespeare) a mili...
pioney
17
12
a showy flower, also...
pionic
15
13
relating to a pion,...
piopio
14
12
(Maori) a New Zealan...
pioted
12
10
(Scots) pied [adj]
pioyes
18
11
PIOYE, (Scots) a hom...
pipage
15
14
transportation, as o...
pipals
16
13
PIPAL, (Hindi) the b...
pipers
15
12
PIPER, one who plays...
pipets
15
12
PIPET, a tube for tr...
pipier
15
12
PIPY, like a pipe; h...
piping
16
15
shrill [adj PIPINGLY...
pipits
16
12
PIPIT, one of severa...
pipkin
16
17
a small earthenware...
pipped
17
16
PIP, to offend or di...
pippin
17
16
any of numerous fine...
pipuls
17
14
PIPUL, a fig tree fr...
piqued
21
20
PIQUE, to arouse ang...
piques
21
19
PIQUE, to arouse ang...
piquet
21
19
a person or group st...
piracy
22
14
robbery on the high...
pirais
13
9
PIRAI, a ferocious,...
pirana
11
10
a ferocious, carnivo...
pirate
12
9
a person who, withou...
piraya
18
11
a ferocious, carnivo...
pirnie
12
10
(Scots) a striped wo...
pirnit
13
10
(Scots) unevenly wro...
pirogi
14
11
(Russian) a dumpling...
piscos
16
12
PISCO, a Peruvian br...
pished
15
12
PISH, to express con...
pisher
15
11
(Yiddish) a small bo...
pishes
15
11
PISH, to express con...
pissed
13
10
PISS, to urinate [v]
pisser
13
9
something that pisse...
pisses
13
9
PISS, to urinate [v]
pisted
13
10
marked off into pist...
pistes
13
9
PISTE, (French) a sk...
pistil
15
10
the seed-bearing org...
pistol
14
10
to shoot with a smal...
piston
12
10
a part of an engine...
pistou
13
10
a French sauce made...
pitara
12
9
a type of clothes ba...
pitaya
18
11
a giant cactus of so...
pitchy
25
16
like pitch [adj PITC...
pithed
15
12
PITH, to sever the c...
pithoi
15
11
PITHOS, a type of Gr...
pithos
15
11
a type of Greek stor...
pitied
13
10
PITY, to feel sorrow...
pitier
13
9
one who pities [n -S...
pities
13
9
PITY, to feel sorrow...
pitman
13
13
a mine worker [n PIT...
pitmen
13
13
PITMAN, a mine worke...
pitons
12
10
PITON, a metal spike...
pitots
13
9
PITOT, a tube used t...
pitsaw
16
12
a large saw used for...
pittas
13
9
PITTA, a type of sli...
pitted
13
10
PIT, to mark with de...
pitten
12
10
PIT, to mark with de...
pitter
13
9
to sound like a gras...
pituri
14
10
a type of Australian...
piupiu
16
14
a Maori flax skirt [...
pivots
15
13
PIVOT, to turn on a...
pixels
20
17
PIXEL, a basic unit...
pixies
19
16
PIXIE, a small fairy...
pizazz
22
36
flamboyance, also BA...
pizing
17
21
PIZE, (dialect) to s...
pizzas
19
27
PIZZA, (Italian) a f...
pizzaz
22
36
flamboyance, also BA...
pizzle
20
28
a bull's penis used...
placed
16
14
PLACE, to assign to...
placer
16
13
a person who places,...
places
16
13
PLACE, to assign to...
placet
16
13
(Latin) a decision o...
placid
17
14
calm in nature [adj...
placit
17
13
a court ruling, also...
placks
18
17
PLACK, (Scots) a sma...
plagal
15
13
designating a mediev...
plages
14
12
PLAGE, a bright regi...
plague
14
13
to pester or annoy [...
plaguy
21
15
vexatious, also PLAG...
plaice
16
13
a European flatfish...
plaids
14
11
PLAID, a long piece...
plains
13
11
PLAIN, to complain [...
plaint
13
11
lamentation, complai...
plaits
14
10
PLAIT, to braid [v]
planar
12
11
relating to a plane,...
planch
18
16
a plank, a board, al...
planed
12
12
PLANE, to make smoot...
planer
12
11
a planing machine [n...
planes
12
11
PLANE, to make smoot...
planet
12
11
a celestial body [n...
planks
14
15
PLANK, to cover with...
planta
12
11
the sole of the foot...
plants
13
11
PLANT, to place in t...
plaque
21
20
an ornamental plate...
plashy
22
14
like a plash, a shal...
plasma
14
13
the liquid part of t...
plasms
15
13
PLASM, the liquid pa...
plaste
13
10
PLACE, to assign to...
platan
12
11
the plane tree, also...
plated
13
11
PLATE, to cover with...
platen
12
11
the part of a printi...
plater
13
10
one who plates [n -S...
plates
13
10
PLATE, to cover with...
platys
20
12
PLATY, a small tropi...
playas
19
12
PLAYA, (Spanish) a b...
played
19
13
PLAY, to engage in r...
player
19
12
one who plays [n -S]
plazas
16
19
PLAZA, (Spanish) a p...
pleach
18
15
to weave together [v...
pleads
13
11
PLEAD, to beg for ea...
pleaed
12
11
PLEA, to dispute in...
please
12
10
to give enjoyment or...
pleats
13
10
PLEAT, to fold in an...
plebby
24
18
(colloquial) vulgar,...
plebes
15
13
PLEBE, a freshman at...
pledge
14
13
to bind by solemn pr...
pleiad
13
11
a group of seven ill...
plench
18
16
a tool serving as pl...
plenty
19
13
an abundant amount [...
plenum
14
15
space considered as...
pleons
12
11
PLEON, (Greek) the a...
pleuch
19
16
(Scots) to plough, a...
pleugh
17
15
(Scots) to plough, a...
pleura
13
11
a membrane that cove...
plexal
20
18
pertaining to a plex...
plexed
19
18
PLEX, to make a plex...
plexes
19
17
PLEX [n]
plexor
19
17
a small, rubber-head...
plexus
20
18
an interlacing of pa...
pliant
13
11
easily bent [adj PLI...
plicae
16
13
PLICA, (Latin) a fol...
plical
18
14
relating to a plica...
plicas
17
13
PLICA, (Latin) a fol...
pliers
14
10
PLIER, one who plies...
plight
18
14
to make a solemn ple...
plings
15
13
PLING, to beg [v]
plinks
15
15
PLINK, to shoot at a...
plinky
21
17
of a high pitched so...
plinth
16
13
the rectangular base...
plisky
22
16
a practical joke, al...
plisse
14
10
(French) a puckered...
ploats
13
10
PLOAT, (Scots) to di...
plodge
14
13
(dialect) to wade in...
ploidy
20
13
the number of chromo...
plongd
14
14
PLONG, (Spenser) to...
plonge
13
13
to plunge, also PLON...
plongs
14
13
PLONG, (Spenser) to...
plonko
13
15
(Australian slang) a...
plonks
14
15
PLONK, to fall or dr...
plonky
20
17
pompously self-impor...
plooks
14
14
PLOOK, (Scots) a pim...
plooky
20
16
pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plotty
20
12
full of intrigue, as...
plough
17
15
to turn soil with a...
plouks
15
15
PLOUK, (Scots) a pim...
plouky
21
17
pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plover
15
14
a general name for b...
plowed
16
14
PLOW, to turn soil w...
plower
16
13
one who ploughs, als...
ployed
19
13
PLOY, to move from a...
ployes
19
12
PLOYE, a buckwheat p...
plucks
19
18
PLUCK, to pull out o...
plucky
25
20
brave and spirited [...
pluffs
19
17
PLUFF, to throw out,...
pluffy
25
19
puffed up, puffy [ad...
plumbs
18
17
PLUMB, to determine...
plumed
15
15
PLUME, to cover with...
plumes
15
14
PLUME, to cover with...
plummy
23
19
full of plums [adj P...
plumps
18
17
PLUMP, to make well...
plumpy
24
19
(Shakespeare) somewh...
plunge
14
14
to thrust into the m...
plunks
15
16
PLUNK, to twang; to...
plunky
21
18
marked by a quick, h...
pluots
14
11
PLUOT, a hybrid frui...
plural
15
12
more than one [adj P...
plurry
21
13
(colloquial) bloody...
plused
14
12
PLUS, to increase in...
pluses
14
11
PLUS, to increase in...
plushy
23
15
luxurious [adj PLUSH...
plutei
14
11
PLUTEUS, a type of s...
pluton
13
12
a mass of rock solid...
plyers
20
12
PLYER, one who plies...
plying
21
15
PLY, to bend or fold...
pneuma
12
14
(Greek) soul, spirit...
poachy
23
16
spongy and sodden [a...
poakas
12
13
POAKA, (Maori) a New...
poakes
12
13
POAKE, (Shakespeare)...
poboys
20
14
POBOY, a New Orleans...
pochay
23
16
to transport by post...
pocked
16
17
POCK, to pit the ski...
pocket
16
16
to place in a pouch...
podded
12
12
POD, to produce seed...
poddie
12
11
an iPod user [n -S]
poddle
13
12
to amble at leisure...
podges
13
12
PODGE, a short, thic...
podial
13
11
pertaining to the po...
podite
12
10
a walking leg of a c...
podium
14
14
(Latin) a low wall,...
podley
19
13
(Scots) a young coal...
podsol
13
11
(Russian) a leached...
podunk
13
16
a small unimportant...
podzol
16
20
an infertile soil, a...
poeped
13
13
POEP, (Afrikaans) to...
poepol
14
13
(South African) the...
poetic
15
12
pertaining to poetry...
poetry
18
11
a literary work in m...
poffle
17
16
(Scots) a pendicle,...
pogeys
19
13
POGEY, in Canada, an...
pogges
14
13
POGGE, the armed bul...
pogies
13
11
POGY, a marine fish...
pogoed
12
12
POGO, (tradename) to...
pogoer
12
11
someone who pogos [n...
pogoes
12
11
POGO, (tradename) to...
pogrom
14
14
to massacre systemat...
pohing
15
14
POH, to reject conte...
pohiri
15
11
(Maori) a ceremony o...
poilus
14
11
POILU, (French slang...
poinds
12
11
POIND, (Scots) to di...
pointe
11
10
(French) the extreme...
points
12
10
POINT, to indicate d...
pointy
18
12
coming to a sharp, t...
poised
12
10
POISE, to hold in a...
poiser
12
9
the balancer of dipt...
poises
12
9
POISE, to hold in a...
poisha
14
11
(Bengali) a Banglade...
poison
11
10
to administer a kill...
poitin
12
10
(Irish) Irish whiske...
pokals
14
14
POKAL, (German) a ta...
pokers
13
13
POKER, one that poke...
pokeys
19
15
POKEY, jail [n]
pokier
13
13
POKY, cramped, also...
pokies
13
13
POKY, jail [n]
pokily
21
16
POKY, cramped, also...
poking
14
16
POKE, to prod [v]
polack
17
17
a person of Polish b...
polars
13
10
POLAR, a straight li...
polder
13
11
to reclaim low-lying...
poleax
18
17
to strike with an ax...
poleis
13
10
POLIS, (Greek) an an...
polers
13
10
POLER, (Australian)...
poleyn
18
13
a piece of armour fo...
poleys
19
12
POLEY, (Australian s...
police
16
13
to make orderly [v P...
policy
23
15
an action or a proce...
polies
13
10
POLY, (short for) a...
poling
14
13
poles collectively [...
polios
13
10
POLIO, an infectious...
polish
16
12
to make lustrous by...
polite
13
10
showing consideratio...
polity
20
12
political organisati...
poljes
15
19
POLJE, (Serbo-Croat)...
polkas
14
14
POLKA, to dance this...
polked
14
15
POLK, to dance a pol...
pollan
13
12
a whitefish, plentif...
polled
14
12
POLL, to assess publ...
pollee
13
11
one who is polled [n...
pollen
13
12
the microspore of se...
poller
14
11
one that polls, also...
pollex
20
18
(Latin) the thumb, a...
polony
18
13
a kind of sausage ma...
polted
13
11
POLT, to strike, thu...
polyol
20
13
an alcohol containin...
polype
21
15
(obsolete) an octopu...
polypi
22
15
POLYPUS, a growth pr...
polyps
22
15
POLYP, an octopus or...
pomace
15
15
the pulpy residue of...
pomade
12
13
to apply a perfumed...
pomato
12
12
a tomato grafted on...
pombes
15
15
POMBE, (Swahili) an...
pomelo
13
13
(Dutch) the shaddock...
pommee
13
15
of a heraldic cross,...
pommel
15
16
to strike with the f...
pommie
14
15
an immigrant from th...
pompey
21
17
(Dickens) to pamper...
pompom
16
18
(French) any triflin...
pompon
14
16
(French) any triflin...
pomroy
19
14
an old variety of ap...
ponced
14
14
PONCE, to live on im...
ponces
14
13
PONCE, to live on im...
poncey
20
15
effeminate, also PON...
poncho
16
15
a type of cloak [n -...
ponded
11
12
POND, to collect wat...
ponder
11
11
to consider deeply [...
pondok
12
15
(Hottentot) in South...
ponent
10
11
(Milton) the west, w...
poneys
17
12
PONEY, a small horse...
pongal
13
13
a dish of cooked ric...
pongas
12
12
PONGA, (Maori) a tal...
ponged
12
13
PONG, to stink, also...
pongee
11
12
(Chinese) a thin, so...
pongid
13
13
any large ape esp. t...
pongos
12
12
PONGO, any large ape...
ponied
11
11
PONY, old slang for...
ponies
11
10
PONY, old slang for...
ponked
12
15
PONK, to smell bad,...
pontal
12
11
relating to the pons...
pontes
11
10
PONS, a bridge of ne...
pontic
15
13
relating to the pons...
pontie
11
10
an iron rod used in...
pontil
13
11
an iron rod used in...
ponton
10
11
a float, a bridge of...
ponzus
15
20
PONZU, (Japanese) a...
poobah
15
14
an influential perso...
poodle
12
11
a heavy-coated dog [...
poogye
18
13
an Indian nose-flute...
poohed
13
12
POOH, to express con...
pooing
12
12
POO, (slang) to defe...
poojah
15
20
a Hindu worship prac...
poojas
13
18
POOJA, a Hindu worsh...
pookas
12
13
POOKA, (Irish) in Ir...
pookit
13
13
POOK, (Scots) to plu...
pooled
12
11
POOL, to contribute...
pooler
12
10
a person taking part...
poonac
13
13
a kind of oil cake p...
poonce
13
13
an effeminate man [n...
pooped
13
13
POOP, to tire out [v...
pooper
13
12
as in party pooper,...
poorer
11
9
POOR, lacking the me...
pooris
12
9
POORI, (Hindi) in In...
poorly
19
12
unwell [adj POORLIER...
poorts
12
9
POORT, (Afrikaans) a...
pooted
11
10
POOT, (Scots) to sho...
pooter
11
9
a suction bottle for...
pootle
12
10
to travel in no part...
pooves
13
13
POOVE, (colloquial)...
popera
13
12
operatic music prese...
popery
20
14
a hostile term for R...
popgun
15
16
a tube for shooting...
popish
17
14
pertaining to the Ro...
popjoy
22
23
to amuse oneself [v...
poplar
15
13
a genus of rapidly g...
poplin
15
14
a corded fabric with...
popout
14
13
a type of out in bas...
poppas
16
15
POPPA, (colloquial)...
popped
16
16
POP, to make a sharp...
popper
16
15
one that pops [n -S]
poppet
16
15
a darling; a small o...
poppit
17
15
one of a number of l...
popple
17
16
to move in a bubblin...
popply
24
18
like a rippling soun...
poprin
14
13
(Shakespeare) design...
popsie
14
12
a term of endearment...
poraes
11
9
PORAE, (Maori) a lar...
porers
12
9
PORER, one who pores...
porged
13
12
PORGE, in Jewish rit...
porges
13
11
PORGE, in Jewish rit...
porgie
13
11
a species of saltwat...
porier
12
9
PORY, having pores [...
porina
11
10
(New Zealand) the la...
poring
13
12
PORE, to examine clo...
porins
12
10
PORIN, any of a clas...
porism
14
12
the geometric propos...
porked
13
14
PORK, to eat ravenou...
porker
13
13
a pig, esp. a young...
pornos
11
10
PORNO, pornography,...
porose
11
9
having minute openin...
porous
12
10
having minute openin...
portal
13
10
a door, gate or entr...
portas
12
9
(historical) a porta...
ported
12
10
PORT, to carry, conv...
porter
12
9
to carry luggage [v...
portly
20
12
corpulent, stout [ad...
posada
11
10
(Spanish) in Mexico,...
posers
12
9
POSER, one that pose...
poseur
12
10
an affected or insin...
poshed
14
12
POSH, to polish up [...
posher
14
11
POSH, smart, stylish...
poshes
14
11
POSH, to polish up [...
poshly
22
14
POSH, smart, stylish...
poshos
14
11
POSHO, (Swahili) cor...
posier
12
9
POSY, given to posin...
posies
12
9
POSY, a small bunch...
posing
13
12
assuming a pose, pre...
posits
13
9
POSIT, to place [v]
posnet
11
10
a small cooking pot...
posole
12
10
a thick soup made of...
possed
12
10
POSS, to wash clothe...
posser
12
9
(archaic) a wooden s...
posses
12
9
POSS, to wash clothe...
posset
12
9
a drink of milk curd...
possie
12
9
(Australian slang) a...
possum
14
13
to feign ignorance (...
postal
13
10
relating to post [ad...
posted
12
10
POST, to display in...
poster
12
9
to stick bills on [v...
postie
12
9
(Australian slang) a...
postil
14
10
to gloss [v POSTILLE...
postin
12
10
an Afghan sheepskin...
postop
14
12
a patient after unde...
potaes
11
9
POTAE, (Maori) a hat...
potage
12
11
(French) a thick sou...
potale
12
10
refuse from a grain...
potash
14
11
a powerful alkali, p...
potass
12
9
a powerful alkali, a...
potato
11
9
the edible tuber of...
potboy
20
14
one who collects up...
potche
17
14
to push violently, t...
poteen
10
10
Irish whiskey distil...
potent
11
10
powerful [adj POTENT...
potful
16
14
as much as a pot can...
potgun
13
13
a pot-shaped cannon;...
pother
14
11
to make a commotion...
pothos
14
11
a climbing plant [n...
poting
13
12
POTE, to poke, thrus...
potins
12
10
POTIN, (French) an o...
potion
11
10
a magical elixir or...
potjie
14
18
(Afrikaans) a three-...
potman
12
13
a man who serves cus...
potmen
12
13
POTMAN, a man who se...
potoos
11
9
POTOO, a kind of bir...
potpie
14
12
a meat pie which is...
potsie
12
9
a children's game, a...
potted
12
10
POT, to put into a r...
potter
12
9
to occupy oneself in...
pottle
13
10
a small conical frui...
pottos
12
9
POTTO, a nocturnal m...
potzer
15
18
(German) an inept ch...
pouchy
24
17
resembling a pouch [...
pouder
12
11
(obsolete) powder, a...
poudre
12
11
(obsolete) powder, a...
poufed
14
14
POUF, to give a puff...
pouffe
16
16
to give a puffed sha...
pouffs
17
16
POUFF, to give a puf...
pouffy
23
18
like a pouf, a loose...
poukes
13
14
POUKE, a mischievous...
poukit
14
14
POUK, (Scots) to plu...
poules
13
11
POULE, (French) a he...
poulpe
15
14
the octopus, also PO...
poulps
16
14
POULP, the octopus,...
poults
14
11
POULT, a young domes...
pounce
14
14
to swoop upon sudden...
pounds
12
12
POUND, to strike hea...
pouped
14
14
POUPE, (obsolete) to...
poupes
14
13
POUPE, (obsolete) to...
poured
12
11
POUR, to cause to fl...
pourer
12
10
one who pours [n -S]
pourie
12
10
(Scots) a container...
pousse
12
10
(Spenser) pease [n -...
pouted
12
11
POUT, to protrude th...
pouter
12
10
a variety of pigeon...
powans
14
13
POWAN, a species of...
powder
15
13
matter in a finely d...
powers
15
12
POWER, to equip with...
powins
15
13
POWIN, (Scots) a pea...
pownds
15
14
POWND, (Spenser) to...
powney
20
15
(dialect) a pony, al...
pownie
14
13
(dialect) a pony, al...
powred
15
13
POWRE, (Spenser) to...
powres
15
12
POWRE, (Spenser) to...
powter
15
12
(Scots) to poke, rum...
powwaw
21
18
(Shakespeare) an int...
powwow
21
18
(Native American) a...
poxier
18
16
POXY, afflicted by p...
poxing
19
19
POX, to infect with...
poynts
18
12
POYNT, (obsolete) to...
poyous
18
12
POYOU, an armadillo...
poysed
18
12
POYSE, (obsolete) to...
poyses
18
11
POYSE, (obsolete) to...
poyson
17
12
(obsolete) to poison...
pozole
15
19
a thick soup made of...
praams
13
12
PRAAM, a flat-bottom...
prahus
15
12
PRAHU, a swift Malay...
praise
12
9
to express admiratio...
prajna
13
19
(Sanskrit) wisdom or...
pranas
11
10
PRANA, (Sanskrit) in...
prance
14
13
to spring forward on...
pranck
16
17
(obsolete) to fold,...
prangs
13
12
PRANG, to cause to c...
pranks
13
14
PRANK, to dress gaud...
pranky
19
16
of the nature of a p...
prases
12
9
PRASE, a leek-green...
prated
12
10
PRATE, to talk fooli...
prater
12
9
one who prates [n -S...
prates
12
9
PRATE, to talk fooli...
pratie
12
9
(Irish colloquial) a...
pratts
13
9
PRATT, (Shakespeare)...
prawle
16
13
(Shakespeare) a Wels...
prawns
15
13
PRAWN, to fish for e...
praxes
18
16
PRAXIS, practical us...
praxis
19
16
practical use of a b...
prayed
18
12
PRAY, to intercede o...
prayer
18
11
a devout petition to...
preace
14
12
to press, also PREAS...
preach
17
14
to deliver a sermon...
preact
15
12
to act beforehand [v...
preamp
15
15
(short for) preampli...
prearm
13
12
to arm beforehand [v...
prease
11
9
to press, also PREAC...
prebid
15
13
to bid beforehand [v...
prebuy
21
15
to buy beforehand [v...
preces
15
12
prayers, esp. in pre...
precip
18
15
(short for) precipit...
precis
16
12
to make a concise su...
precut
16
13
to cut beforehand [v...
predry
19
12
to dry beforehand [v...
preens
11
10
PREEN, to clean and...
preeve
13
13
to prove, also PREVE...
prefab
16
15
(short for) prefabri...
prefer
14
12
to like better [v PR...
prefix
21
19
to add to the beginn...
preggy
21
15
(colloquial) pregnan...
prehab
16
14
any programme of tra...
preife
14
12
(obsolete) proof, al...
preifs
15
12
PREIF, (obsolete) pr...
prelaw
16
13
before taking up the...
prelim
15
13
a preliminary or ent...
preman
12
13
a hypothetical ances...
premed
13
13
a student preparing...
premen
12
13
PREMAN, a hypothetic...
premia
13
12
PREMIUM, a sum regul...
premie
13
12
(US slang) a prematu...
premix
20
19
to mix before use [v...
prents
12
10
PRENT, (Scots) to pr...
prenup
14
14
a prenuptial agreeme...
preons
11
10
PREON, a hypothetica...
preops
14
12
PREOP, a patient pre...
prepay
20
14
to pay in advance [v...
preppy
23
17
denoting the style a...
preses
12
9
(Scots) a president...
preset
12
9
to set beforehand [v...
pressy
19
11
(colloquial) a prese...
presto
12
9
a musical passage pl...
prests
13
9
PREST, (obsolete) to...
pretax
18
16
existing before prov...
pretor
12
9
an ancient Roman mag...
pretty
19
11
pleasing to the eye...
preved
14
14
PREVE, to prove, als...
preves
14
13
PREVE, to prove, als...
prevue
14
14
(US) to preview, als...
prewar
15
12
occurring before the...
prewyn
21
15
(Shakespeare) a prun...
prexes
18
16
PREX, (US slang) the...
prexie
18
16
(colloquial) a presi...
preyed
18
12
PREY, to exploit or...
preyer
18
11
one who, or that whi...
prezes
15
18
PREZ, (short for) pr...
prials
14
10
PRIAL, a pair-royal,...
priapi
15
12
PRIAPUS, a represent...
priced
16
13
PRICE, to set a valu...
pricer
16
12
one who sets a price...
prices
16
12
PRICE, to set a valu...
pricey
22
14
expensive, also PRIC...
pricks
18
16
PRICK, to puncture s...
pricky
24
18
having many sharp po...
prided
13
11
PRIDE, to feel self-...
prides
13
10
PRIDE, to feel self-...
priefe
14
12
(Scots) proof, also...
priefs
15
12
PRIEF, (Scots) proof...
priers
13
9
PRIER, one who pries...
priest
13
9
to ordain as one aut...
prieve
14
13
to prove, also PREEV...
prills
16
11
PRILL, to turn into...
primal
15
13
being at the beginni...
primas
14
12
PRIMA, (Italian) the...
primed
14
13
PRIME, to make ready...
primer
14
12
a book that covers t...
primes
14
12
PRIME, to make ready...
primly
22
15
PRIM, rigidly proper...
primos
14
12
PRIMO, (Italian) the...
primps
17
15
PRIMP, to dress or a...
primus
15
13
the head bishop of S...
prince
15
13
to play the prince [...
prinks
14
14
PRINK, to dress or a...
prints
13
10
PRINT, to produce by...
prions
12
10
PRION, any petrel of...
priors
13
9
PRIOR, one in charge...
priory
19
11
a religious house [n...
prised
13
10
PRISE, to raise or f...
priser
13
9
a contestant for a p...
prises
13
9
PRISE, to raise or f...
prisms
15
12
PRISM, a solid figur...
prismy
21
14
having colours as fr...
prison
12
10
a place for holding...
prissy
20
11
affectedly proper [a...
privet
15
13
a half-evergreen Eur...
prized
16
19
PRIZE, to value high...
prizer
16
18
a contestant for a p...
prizes
16
18
PRIZE, to value high...
probed
14
13
PROBE, to examine th...
prober
14
12
one who probes [n -S...
probes
14
12
PROBE, to examine th...
probit
15
12
a unit of statistica...
proems
13
12
PROEM, an introducti...
profit
15
12
to gain an advantage...
progun
13
13
in favour of guns [a...
proign
13
12
(obsolete) to preen,...
proine
11
10
(obsolete) to preen,...
proins
12
10
PROIN, (obsolete) to...
projet
14
18
(French) a draft of...
proked
13
14
PROKE, (dialect) to...
proker
13
13
a poker [n -S]
prokes
13
13
PROKE, (dialect) to...
prolan
12
11
a gonadotropic hormo...
proled
13
11
PROLE, to prowl, als...
proleg
14
12
an abdominal leg of...
proler
13
10
(obsolete) a prowler...
proles
13
10
PROLE, to prowl, als...
prolix
20
17
tediously long and w...
prolls
15
11
PROLL, (obsolete) to...
prolly
21
13
(colloquial) probabl...
prolog
14
12
to preface, also PRO...
promos
13
12
PROMO, to give a pro...
prompt
16
15
done without delay [...
proner
11
10
PRONE, lying face do...
prones
11
10
PRONE, (obsolete) a...
prongs
13
12
PRONG, to pierce wit...
pronks
13
14
PRONK, (Afrikaans) o...
pronto
11
10
(Italian) promptly,...
proofs
14
12
PROOF, to examine fo...
propel
15
13
to drive forward [v...
proper
14
12
fitting [adj PROPERE...
propyl
22
15
a univalent radical...
prores
12
9
PRORE, a prow; a shi...
prosed
12
10
PROSE, to write with...
proser
12
9
a writer of prose, a...
proses
12
9
PROSE, to write with...
prosit
13
9
used in a drinking t...
prosos
12
9
PROSO, (Russian) a v...
protea
11
9
a plant of a large S...
protei
12
9
PROTEUS, any of the...
proton
11
10
a subatomic particle...
protyl
20
12
a hypothetical sourc...
prouls
14
11
PROUL, to prowl, als...
proved
14
14
PROVE, to establish...
proven
13
14
PROVE, to establish...
prover
14
13
one who proves [n -S...
proves
14
13
PROVE, to establish...
prowar
15
12
favouring war [adj]
prower
15
12
PROW, (archaic) full...
prowls
17
13
PROWL, to move about...
proyne
17
12
to prune, also PROIG...
proyns
18
12
PROYN, to prune, als...
prudes
13
11
PRUDE, a prudish per...
pruina
12
11
a powdery bloom upon...
pruine
12
11
(Shakespeare) a prun...
pruned
12
12
PRUNE, to trim and s...
pruner
12
11
one that prunes [n -...
prunes
12
11
PRUNE, to trim and s...
pruney
18
13
resembling a prune [...
prunts
13
11
PRUNT, a moulded gla...
prunus
13
12
a genus of tree incl...
prusik
15
14
to climb using mount...
prutah
15
12
a monetary unit of I...
prutot
13
10
PRUTA, a monetary un...
pryers
19
11
PRYER, one who pries...
prying
20
14
inquisitive [adj PRY...
prysed
19
12
PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
pryses
19
11
PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
psalms
15
13
PSALM, to sing psalm...
pseudo
12
11
a person pretending...
pseuds
13
11
PSEUD, a person pret...
pshaws
18
14
PSHAW, to utter an e...
psions
12
10
PSION, a particle fo...
psocid
16
13
any member of the fa...
psoras
12
9
PSORA, (obsolete) a...
psoric
16
12
of or pertaining to...
psyche
24
16
the mental structure...
psycho
24
16
a mentally unstable...
psychs
25
16
PSYCH, to stimulate...
psylla
21
13
any of various plant...
psyops
21
14
PSYOP, (short for) p...
psywar
22
14
(short for) psycholo...
pteria
12
9
PTERION, a place whe...
pterin
12
10
(Greek) any of a gro...
ptisan
12
10
a wholesome or medic...
ptooey
17
11
an imitation of the...
ptoses
12
9
PTOSIS, a drooping o...
ptosis
13
9
a drooping of the up...
ptotic
16
12
relating to ptosis,...
ptyxes
25
18
PTYXIS, a type of le...
ptyxis
26
18
a type of leaf foldi...
pubbed
17
17
PUB, to go to a publ...
pubcos
18
16
PUBCO, a company tha...
public
20
17
open to general view...
pucans
15
14
PUCAN, (Irish) a tra...
pucest
16
13
PUCE, dark red [adj]
pucked
17
18
PUCK, to hit a puck...
pucker
17
17
to gather into small...
puckle
18
18
(Scots) a small quan...
pudden
12
13
a dull person [n -S]
pudder
13
12
to make a tumult or...
puddle
14
13
to make a small pool...
puddly
21
15
full of puddles [adj...
pudent
12
12
modest [adj]
pudeur
13
12
(French) a sense of...
pudges
14
13
PUDGE, a short, thic...
pudors
13
11
PUDOR, (obsolete) a...
pudsey
19
13
short and fat, also...
pueblo
15
14
a communal dwelling...
puered
12
11
PUER, to tan leather...
puffed
17
17
PUFF, to blow in sho...
puffer
17
16
a steam-engine; a ki...
puffin
17
17
a seabird of the auk...
pugged
15
15
PUG, to fill in with...
puggie
15
14
(Scots) a monkey, al...
puggle
16
15
to cause to become e...
puggry
22
16
(Hindi) a turban, a...
pugils
16
13
PUGIL, (obsolete) a...
pugree
13
12
(Hindi) a turban, a...
puirer
13
10
PUIR, (Scots) poor [...
puisne
12
11
puny; surviving as a...
puisny
19
13
(Shakespeare) puny,...
pujahs
17
21
PUJAH, (Sanskrit) a...
pujari
15
19
(Hindu) a priest [n...
pukeko
14
18
(Maori) a New Zealan...
pukers
14
14
PUKER, (archaic) an...
pukier
14
14
PUKY, reminiscent of...
puking
15
17
PUKE, to vomit [v]
pukkah
17
20
genuine, also PAKKA,...
pulaos
13
11
PULAO, a dish made f...
pulers
14
11
PULER, one who pules...
pulier
14
11
PULY, given to pulin...
puling
15
14
whimpering [adj PULI...
pulkas
15
15
PULKA, a Laplander's...
pulkha
17
17
a Laplander's boat-s...
pulled
15
13
PULL, to draw or dra...
puller
15
12
one that pulls [n -S...
pullet
15
12
a young hen [n -S]
pulley
21
14
to hoist with a pull...
pullup
18
16
the act of raising o...
pullus
16
13
a chick or young bir...
pulpal
17
15
pertaining to pulp [...
pulped
16
15
PULP, to reduce to a...
pulper
16
14
a machine for pulpin...
pulpit
17
14
a raised structure f...
pulque
22
21
a fermented Mexican...
pulsar
14
11
a celestial source o...
pulsed
14
12
PULSE, to expand and...
pulser
14
11
a device that causes...
pulses
14
11
PULSE, to expand and...
pultan
13
12
an Indian regiment,...
pulton
13
12
an Indian regiment,...
pultun
14
13
an Indian regiment,...
pulver
16
15
to reduce to powder...
pulvil
18
16
perfumed powder, als...
pulwar
17
14
(Hindi) a light keel...
pumelo
14
14
(Dutch) the shaddock...
pumice
17
16
to polish with a por...
pumies
14
13
PUMY, (Spenser) a pe...
pummel
16
17
to strike with the f...
pumped
16
17
PUMP, to propel liqu...
pumper
16
16
one who pumps [n -S]
punani
11
12
(slang) the female g...
punany
17
14
(slang) the female g...
punced
15
15
PUNCE, (dialect) to...
punces
15
14
PUNCE, (dialect) to...
punchy
24
18
forceful, having imp...
puncta
15
14
PUNCTUM, a point [n]
puncto
15
14
(obsolete) a nice po...
pundit
13
12
(Sanskrit) a learned...
pungas
13
13
PUNGA, (Maori) a tal...
pungle
14
14
(US) to contribute [...
punier
12
11
PUNY, of inferior si...
punily
20
14
PUNY, of inferior si...
punish
15
13
to impose a penalty...
punjis
15
20
PUNJI, a sharpened b...
punkah
15
17
a ceiling fan used i...
punkas
13
15
PUNKA, a ceiling fan...
punker
13
15
a punk rock musician...
punkey
19
17
a biting gnat, also...
punkie
13
15
a biting gnat, also...
punkin
13
16
a pumpkin, also POMP...
punned
11
13
PUN, to make a play...
punner
11
12
one who makes puns,...
punnet
11
12
a small shallow frui...
punted
12
12
PUNT, to propel thro...
puntee
11
11
an iron supporting r...
punter
12
11
one that punts [n -S...
puntos
12
11
PUNTO, (Italian) a h...
pupate
14
13
to pass through the...
pupils
17
14
PUPIL, a student und...
pupped
17
17
PUP, to give birth t...
puppet
17
16
a doll manipulated b...
purana
11
11
(Sanskrit) any one o...
purdah
15
13
a curtain used in In...
purdas
13
11
PURDA, a curtain use...
pureed
12
11
PUREE, to reduce to...
purees
12
10
PUREE, to reduce to...
purely
20
13
PURE, free from stai...
purest
13
10
PURE, free from stai...
purfle
16
14
to decorate the bord...
purfly
23
16
short of breath [adj...
purged
14
13
PURGE, to purify [v]
purger
14
12
one who purges [n -S...
purges
14
12
PURGE, to purify [v]
purify
22
15
to cleanse from impu...
purine
12
11
a white crystalline...
puring
14
13
PURE, to cleanse or...
purins
13
11
PURIN, a white cryst...
puriri
14
10
(Maori) a timber tre...
purism
15
13
strict adherence to...
purist
14
10
one who practises pu...
purity
20
12
the quality of being...
purled
14
12
PURL, to knit with a...
purler
14
11
a heavy fall [n -S]
purlin
14
12
a horizontal support...
purpie
15
13
(Scots) purslane, or...
purple
16
14
of a colour which is...
purply
23
16
purplish [adj PURPLI...
purred
13
11
PURR, to utter a low...
pursed
13
11
PURSE, to pucker, es...
purser
13
10
an officer in charge...
purses
13
10
PURSE, to pucker, es...
pursew
16
13
(Spenser) to pursue,...
pursue
13
11
to follow, in order...
purvey
21
16
to supply [v -ED, -I...
pushed
15
13
PUSH, to thrust or p...
pusher
15
12
one that pushes [n -...
pushes
15
12
PUSH, to thrust or p...
pushup
18
16
a type of gymnastic...
pusled
14
12
PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
pusles
14
11
PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
pusley
20
13
purslane, also PUSSL...
pussel
14
11
(Shakespeare) a slut...
pusser
13
10
in naval slang, a su...
pusses
13
10
PUSS, a familiar nam...
pussly
21
13
purslane, a herb use...
puteal
13
11
a wall around the to...
puteli
14
11
(Hindi) a flat-botto...
putlog
15
13
a cross-beam, also P...
putoff
17
16
an excuse or evasion...
putois
13
10
(French) a brush for...
putons
12
11
PUTON, a hoax or dec...
putout
13
11
an act of causing an...
putrid
14
11
rotten [adj PUTRIDER...
putsch
19
15
(German) a secretly...
putted
13
11
PUT, to place in pos...
puttee
12
10
a legging formed fro...
putten
12
11
PIT, to mark with de...
putter
13
10
to occupy oneself in...
puttie
13
10
a legging formed fro...
puture
13
11
(historical) a fores...
putzed
16
20
PUTZ, to waste time...
putzes
16
19
PUTZ, to waste time...
puzels
17
20
PUZEL, (obsolete) a...
puzzel
20
29
(obsolete) a maid, a...
puzzle
20
29
to cause uncertainty...
pwning
16
16
PWN, (slang) to domi...
pycnic
25
18
characterized by sho...
pycnon
20
16
a term in ancient Gr...
pyeing
19
14
PYE, to reduce to co...
pyemia
19
14
the presence of pus...
pyemic
23
17
relating to pyemia,...
pygals
21
14
PYGAL, the posterior...
pygarg
21
15
chiefly in biblical...
pyjama
21
23
a garment for sleepi...
pyknic
23
19
characterized by sho...
pylons
19
13
PYLON, a structure f...
pylori
20
12
PYLORUS, the opening...
pyning
19
15
PYNE, to yearn inten...
pyoner
17
12
(Shakespeare) a mili...
pyoses
18
11
PYOSIS, the formatio...
pyosis
19
11
the formation of pus...
pyrans
18
12
PYRAN, a chemical co...
pyrene
17
12
the hard covering of...
pyrite
19
11
a brassy yellow mine...
pyrogy
26
15
(Russian) a small du...
pyrohy
27
15
(Russian) a small du...
pyrola
19
12
(Latin) any plant of...
pyrone
17
12
a type of chemical c...
pyrope
20
14
a fiery red gemstone...
pyrrol
20
12
a colourless toxic l...
python
20
14
a large snake [n -S]
pyuria
19
12
the presence of pus...
pyxies
25
18
PYXIE, a creeping ev...
pyxing
26
21
PYX, to test newly m...
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