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sabals
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10
SABAL, a variety of...
sabbat
14
12
an assembly of demon...
sabbed
14
13
SAB, (Scots) to sob...
sabers
12
9
SABER, to strike wit...
sabhas
14
11
SABHA, (Arabic) a se...
sabicu
16
13
a Caribbean tree, ak...
sabine
11
10
an evergreen shrub,...
sabins
12
10
SABIN, (obsolete) a...
sabirs
13
9
SABIR, (French) a Fr...
sabkha
15
15
(Arabic) a broad, sa...
sabled
13
11
SABLE, to darken [v]
sables
13
10
SABLE, to darken [v]
sabots
12
9
SABOT, (French) a wo...
sabras
12
9
SABRA, (Hebrew) a pr...
sabred
12
10
SABRE, to strike wit...
sabres
12
9
SABRE, to strike wit...
sacbut
16
13
a medieval trombone,...
saccoi
16
12
SACCOS, (Greek) a Bi...
saccos
16
12
(Greek) a Bishop's v...
sachem
16
14
a North American ind...
sachet
15
11
a small plastic enve...
sacked
14
14
SACK, to put into a...
sacker
14
13
a position in baseba...
sacque
21
19
a woman's loose-fitt...
sacral
14
10
a vertebra or nerve...
sacred
13
10
dedicated to or set...
sacrum
15
13
a bone of the pelvis...
sadded
10
9
SAD, to express sadn...
sadden
9
9
to make sad [v -ED,...
sadder
10
8
SAD, unhappy [adj]
saddhu
13
11
(Sanskrit) an asceti...
saddie
10
8
a dull unsociable pe...
saddle
11
9
to put a leather sea...
saddos
10
8
SADDO, (slang) an un...
sadhes
12
9
SADHE, (Hebrew) a He...
sadhus
13
10
SADHU, (Sanskrit) an...
sadism
12
10
pleasure gained from...
sadist
11
7
one who inflicts pai...
sadzas
13
16
SADZA, a type of por...
saeter
9
6
(Norwegian) an uplan...
safari
12
9
a hunting expedition...
safely
19
12
SAFE, secure [adv]
safest
12
9
SAFE, secure [adj]
safety
18
11
to protect against f...
safing
13
12
SAFE, (obsolete) to...
safrol
13
10
a colourless oily li...
safter
12
9
SAFT, (Scots) soft [...
sagbut
14
12
a medieval trombone,...
sagely
18
11
SAGE, wise [adv]
sagene
9
9
a network [n -S]
sagest
11
8
SAGE, wise [adj]
saggar
12
10
a clay box in which...
sagged
12
11
SAG, to bend or give...
sagger
12
10
a clay box in which...
sagier
11
8
SAGY, flavoured with...
sagoin
10
9
a South American mon...
saguin
11
10
a South American mon...
sahebs
14
11
SAHEB, a term of res...
sahiba
14
11
(Hindi) a lady sahib...
sahibs
15
11
SAHIB, a term of res...
saices
13
9
SAICE, a male servan...
saicks
15
13
SAICK, a Levantine v...
saidst
11
7
SAY, to utter in wor...
saigas
11
8
SAIGA, (Russian) an...
saikei
11
10
(Japanese) a miniatu...
sailed
11
8
SAIL, to be pushed i...
sailer
11
7
a vessel that sails...
sailor
11
7
a member of a ship's...
saimin
11
10
(Chinese) a Hawaiian...
sained
9
8
SAINE, (Spenser) 3rd...
saints
10
7
SAINT, to hail as a...
saique
18
16
a Levantine vessel l...
saired
10
7
SAIR, to savour, als...
sairer
10
6
SAIR, (Scots) sore,...
saithe
12
8
the coalfish, also S...
saiths
13
8
SAITH, the coalfish,...
saiyid
17
9
(Arabic) a descendan...
sajous
12
16
SAJOU, a capuchin or...
sakais
11
10
SAKAI, a Malaysian a...
sakers
11
10
SAKER, a falcon nati...
sakias
11
10
SAKIA, (Arabic) an E...
sakieh
13
12
(Arabic) an Eastern...
sakkoi
12
14
SAKKOS, (Greek) an E...
sakkos
12
14
(Greek) an Eastern b...
saktis
12
10
SAKTI, (Hindu) the w...
salaam
11
10
(Arabic) to make a s...
salade
10
8
in medieval armour,...
salads
11
8
SALAD, a dish of gre...
salals
12
8
SALAL, an American s...
salami
12
10
a seasoned sausage [...
salary
17
9
to pay periodically...
salats
11
7
SALAT, (Arabic) a se...
saleps
13
10
SALEP, dried orchid...
salets
11
7
SALET, in medieval a...
salewd
14
11
SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salify
20
12
to combine with salt...
salina
10
8
(Spanish) a salt lag...
saline
10
8
a salt solution [n -...
saliva
13
11
a fluid secreted by...
sallad
12
9
(archaic) a salad [n...
sallal
13
9
(Native American) an...
sallee
11
8
a species of acacia...
salles
12
8
SALLE, (French) a ha...
sallet
12
8
in medieval armour,...
sallow
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11
esp. of a person's s...
salmis
13
10
SALMI, (French) a ra...
salmon
11
11
any soft-finned fish...
salols
12
8
SALOL, a white cryst...
salons
10
8
SALON, a large room...
saloon
9
8
a large room or hall...
saloop
12
10
a hot drink made fro...
salops
13
10
SALOP, a hot drink m...
salpae
12
10
SALPA, a free-swimmi...
salpas
13
10
SALPA, a free-swimmi...
salpid
14
11
a free-swimming smal...
salsas
11
7
SALSA, to do such a...
salses
11
7
SALSE, (French) a mu...
salted
11
8
SALT, to put salt on...
salter
11
7
a person who makes o...
saltie
11
7
a deep-sea vessel sa...
saltly
19
10
SALT, tasting of sal...
saltos
11
7
SALTO, (Italian) to...
saltus
12
8
(Latin) a breach of...
salued
11
9
SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salues
11
8
SALUE, (obsolete) to...
saluki
13
12
(Arabic) a greyhound...
salute
11
8
to greet with a sign...
salved
13
12
SALVE, to soothe [v]
salver
13
11
a tray or serving pl...
salves
13
11
SALVE, to soothe [v]
salvia
13
11
a genus of plants in...
salvor
13
11
one who assists in s...
salvos
13
11
SALVO, to discharge...
salwar
14
10
a long tunic worn ov...
samaan
9
10
(Carib) the rain-tre...
samans
10
10
SAMAN, (Carib) the r...
samara
10
9
a propeller-like win...
sambal
14
13
a food served with c...
sambar
13
12
a large Asian deer,...
sambas
13
12
SAMBA, to perform a...
sambos
13
12
SAMBO, a colloquial...
sambur
14
13
a large Asian deer,...
samech
16
14
(Hebrew) the 15th le...
samekh
14
15
(Hebrew) the 15th le...
sameks
12
13
SAMEK, (Hebrew) the...
samely
18
12
SAME, resembling in...
samfoo
12
12
(Chinese) an outfit...
samfus
14
13
SAMFU, (Chinese) an...
samiel
12
10
a hot sand-laden win...
samier
11
9
SAMEY, (colloquial)...
samite
11
9
a rich and heavy sil...
samiti
12
9
(Hindi) a political...
samlet
12
10
a young salmon, also...
samlor
12
10
a three-wheeled taxi...
sammed
12
13
SAM, (Spenser) to ga...
samosa
10
9
(Hindi) a small, fri...
sampan
12
13
(Chinese) a flat-bot...
sampis
14
12
SAMPI, a supposed na...
sample
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13
to test a specimen o...
samshu
14
12
(Chinese) a spirituo...
sancai
12
10
(Chinese) in Chinese...
sancho
14
12
(Ashanti) a West Afr...
sancta
12
10
SANCTUM, a sacred pl...
sandal
10
9
to dress in light op...
sanded
9
9
SAND, to cover with...
sandek
10
12
(Hebrew) a man who h...
sander
9
8
a tool for sanding [...
sandhi
12
10
(Sanskrit) the modif...
sanely
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10
SANE, mentally sound...
sanest
9
7
SANE, mentally sound...
sangar
10
9
(Pushtu) a temporary...
sangas
10
9
SANGA, (Pushtu) a te...
sanger
10
9
(Australian slang) a...
sangha
12
11
the Buddhist communi...
sanghs
13
11
SANGH, (Hindi) an as...
sangos
10
9
SANGO, (colloquial)...
sanies
9
7
(Latin) a watery fou...
sanify
18
12
to make healthy [v S...
saning
10
10
SANE, to make the si...
sanity
16
9
the state of being s...
sanjak
12
20
(Turkish) a district...
sankos
10
11
SANKO, a West Africa...
sannie
8
8
(Scots) a sandshoe [...
sannop
10
11
(Native American) a...
sannup
11
12
(Native American) a...
sanpan
10
11
(Chinese) a flat-bot...
sanpro
11
10
sanitary protection...
sansar
9
7
a cold, whistling wi...
sansas
9
7
SANSA, (Arabic) an A...
sansei
9
7
a grandchild of Japa...
santal
10
8
sandalwood [n -S]
santim
11
10
a formerly used coin...
santir
10
7
a Persian stringed i...
santol
10
8
a tropical tree yiel...
santon
8
8
(Spanish) an Eastern...
santos
9
7
SANTO, (Spanish) the...
santur
10
8
(Arabic) an Eastern...
saolas
10
7
SAOLA, a small oxlik...
sapans
11
10
SAPAN, (Malay) the w...
sapego
12
11
a dry, scaly eruptio...
sapele
12
10
a tropical timber re...
sapful
16
14
full of sap [adj]
sapors
12
9
SAPOR, flavour, also...
sapota
11
9
(Spanish) the edible...
sapote
11
9
a tropical American...
sapour
12
10
flavour, also SAPOR...
sappan
13
13
(Malay) the wood of...
sapped
14
13
SAP, to deprive of s...
sapper
14
12
a military engineer...
sapple
15
13
(Scots) to wash clot...
sarans
9
7
SARAN, a thermoplast...
sarape
11
9
(Spanish) a blanket...
sardar
10
7
(Urdu) a native chie...
sardel
11
8
a small fish related...
sarees
9
6
SAREE, (Hindi) an ou...
sarges
11
8
SARGE, (colloquial)...
sargos
11
8
(Spanish) a fish, th...
sargus
12
9
(Spanish) a fish, se...
saring
11
9
SAR, (Scots) to savo...
sarins
10
7
SARIN, (German) a co...
sarmie
11
9
(South Africa) a san...
sarney
15
9
(colloquial) a sandw...
sarnie
9
7
(colloquial) a sandw...
sarode
9
7
(Hindi) an Indian in...
sarods
10
7
SAROD, (Hindi) an In...
sarong
10
9
(Malay) a sort of pe...
sarsar
10
6
a cold, whistling wi...
sarsen
9
7
a sandstone boulder...
sartor
10
6
(Latin) a tailor [n...
sasers
10
6
SASER, a device for...
sashay
18
10
(colloquial) to walk...
sashed
12
9
SASH, to dress or ad...
sashes
12
8
SASH, to dress or ad...
sasine
9
7
(Scots) infeftment,...
sasins
10
7
SASIN, (Nepali) the...
sassed
10
7
SASS, to talk impude...
sasses
10
6
SASSE, (Dutch) a slu...
sastra
10
6
(Sanskrit) any of th...
satais
10
6
SATAI, (Malay) a Mal...
satang
10
9
(Thai) a monetary un...
satara
9
6
(Hindi) a ribbed lus...
satays
16
8
SATAY, (Malay) a dis...
satcom
14
12
satellite communicat...
sateen
8
7
a glossy cotton or w...
sating
11
9
SATE, to satisfy to...
satins
10
7
SATIN, to make like...
satiny
16
9
resembling satin [ad...
satire
10
6
the use of ridicule...
sative
12
10
(obsolete) cultivate...
satnav
11
11
(colloquial) satelli...
satori
10
6
(Japanese) a state o...
satrap
12
9
a governor of a prov...
satyra
16
8
a female satyr, also...
satyre
16
8
in phrase sea satyre...
satyrs
17
8
SATYR, a Greek god o...
saubas
12
10
SAUBA, a South Ameri...
sauced
13
11
SAUCE, to serve with...
saucer
13
10
a small shallow dish...
sauces
13
10
SAUCE, to serve with...
sauchs
16
12
SAUCH, (Scots) a sal...
sauger
11
9
an American freshwat...
saughs
14
11
SAUGH, (Scots) a sal...
saughy
20
13
full of saughs, will...
saulge
12
10
(Spenser) the plant...
saulie
11
8
(Scots) a hired mour...
saults
12
8
SAULT, a waterfall o...
saunas
9
8
SAUNA, to take a sau...
saunts
10
8
SAUNT, to sanctify [...
saurel
11
8
(French) a marine fi...
sauted
10
8
SAUTE, (French) to f...
sautes
10
7
SAUTE, (French) to f...
savage
12
12
fierce, uncivilized...
savant
11
11
(French) a learned p...
savate
11
10
(French) a French fo...
savers
12
10
SAVER, one that save...
saveys
18
12
SAVEY, to know, to u...
savine
11
11
a species of juniper...
saving
13
13
money laid aside for...
savins
12
11
SAVIN, a species of...
savior
12
10
one who saves, also...
savors
12
10
SAVOR, to taste or s...
savory
18
12
(US) savoury [adj SA...
savour
12
11
to taste or smell wi...
savoys
18
12
SAVOY, a variety of...
savvey
20
16
(colloquial) to know...
sawahs
15
11
SAWAH, (Malay) an ir...
sawder
13
10
to flatter, also SOW...
sawers
13
9
SAWER, one who saws,...
sawfly
23
15
a hymenopterous inse...
sawing
14
12
the act of sawing [n...
sawlog
15
12
a log large enough t...
sawney
18
12
a foolish person [n...
sawpit
16
12
a pit in which a saw...
sawyer
19
11
one whose occupation...
saxaul
17
15
a low, thick, grotes...
saxist
17
13
a saxophone player [...
saxman
16
17
a saxophone player [...
saxmen
16
17
SAXMAN, a saxophone...
saxony
21
16
a fine soft woollen...
sayeds
16
9
SAYED, (Arabic) a Mu...
sayers
16
8
SAYER, one that says...
sayest
16
8
SAY, to utter in wor...
sayids
17
9
SAYID, (Arabic) a de...
saying
17
11
a maxim, proverb [n...
sayons
15
9
SAYON, a jacket [n]
sayyid
23
11
(Arabic) a descendan...
sazhen
14
18
(Russian) a unit of...
sazzes
16
24
SAZ, a stringed inst...
sbirri
14
9
SBIRRO, (Italian) an...
sbirro
13
9
(Italian) an Italian...
scabby
24
17
covered with scabs [...
scaffs
18
15
SCAFF [n]
scaffy
24
17
(Scots) having littl...
scails
15
10
SCAIL, (Scots) to sc...
scaith
16
11
to injure, also SCAT...
scalae
13
10
SCALA, a machine for...
scalar
14
10
a mathematical quant...
scalds
15
11
SCALD, to burn with...
scaled
14
11
SCALE, to climb up o...
scaler
14
10
a person or thing th...
scales
14
10
SCALE, to climb up o...
scalls
16
11
SCALL, (obsolete) sc...
scally
22
13
a scallywag or rogue...
scalps
17
13
SCALP, to remove the...
scamel
15
13
(Shakespeare) allege...
scampi
17
15
(Italian) crustacean...
scamps
17
15
SCAMP, to perform ca...
scamto
14
12
the argot of urban S...
scants
13
10
SCANT, to cut short,...
scanty
19
12
poorly supplied [adj...
scapas
15
12
SCAPA, to run away,...
scaped
15
13
SCAPE, to escape [v]
scapes
15
12
SCAPE, to escape [v]
scapus
16
13
(Latin) the shaft of...
scarab
15
12
any scarabaeid beetl...
scarce
16
12
in short supply [adj...
scared
13
10
frightened [adj SCAR...
scarer
13
9
something or someone...
scares
13
9
SCARE, to frighten [...
scarey
19
11
frightening, also SC...
scarfs
16
12
SCARF, to cover with...
scarpa
15
12
to run away, leave w...
scarph
18
14
in carpentry, to uni...
scarps
16
12
SCARP, to make into...
scarre
13
9
(Scots) to scare, al...
scarry
20
11
marked with scars [a...
scarth
16
11
a cormorant, also SC...
scarts
14
9
SCART, to scratch, s...
scatch
19
14
a stilt [n -ES]
scathe
15
11
to injure, also SCAI...
scaths
16
11
SCATH, (Spenser) to...
scatts
14
9
SCATT, (historical)...
scatty
20
11
empty-headed [adj SC...
scauds
14
11
SCAUD, (Scots) to sc...
scaups
16
13
SCAUP, to cut the sc...
scaurs
14
10
SCAUR, (Scots) to sc...
scaury
20
12
in the Orkneys, a yo...
scazon
15
19
(Greek) a choliamb,...
sceatt
13
9
(Old English) a smal...
scenas
12
10
SCENA, (Italian) a s...
scends
13
11
SCEND, of a ship, to...
scened
12
11
SCENE, to set in a p...
scenes
12
10
SCENE, to set in a p...
scenic
16
13
of or pertaining to...
scents
13
10
SCENT, to fill with...
scerne
12
10
(archaic) to discern...
schavs
18
15
SCHAV, (Yiddish) a c...
schelm
18
15
(obsolete) a scoundr...
schema
16
14
(Greek) a schematic...
scheme
16
14
to plan or plot [v S...
schism
18
14
a division of unity...
schist
17
11
a type of metamorphi...
schizo
19
20
(colloquial) a schiz...
schizy
26
22
affected with schizo...
schlep
19
15
(Yiddish) to drag on...
schlub
20
16
(Yiddish) a stupid o...
schmoe
16
14
(Yiddish) a stupid o...
schmos
17
14
SCHMO, (Yiddish) a s...
schnoz
18
21
(Yiddish) the nose,...
school
16
12
to educate in an ins...
schorl
17
12
(German) a mineral,...
schout
16
12
(Dutch) a municipal...
schrik
18
15
a sudden fright [n -...
schrod
16
12
a young cod, also SC...
schtik
18
15
(Yiddish) a familiar...
schtum
18
15
(Yiddish) silent, du...
schtup
19
15
(Yiddish) to have se...
schuit
17
12
(Dutch) a flat-botto...
schuln
17
14
SCHUL, a synagogue,...
schuls
18
13
SCHUL, a synagogue,...
schuss
17
12
to make a fast, stra...
schuyt
23
14
(Dutch) a Dutch flat...
schwag
20
16
(Yiddish) cheap merc...
schwas
19
14
SCHWA, (German) a vo...
scient
13
10
(archaic) knowing; s...
scilla
16
11
(Latin) any plant of...
scions
13
10
SCION, a young membe...
sciroc
17
12
(Italian) a hot, dry...
sclaff
19
16
to strike the ground...
sclate
14
10
(Scots) slate [n -S]...
sclave
16
14
(obsolete) a slave [...
sclera
14
10
the outermost membra...
sclere
14
10
a sponge spicule [n...
scliff
20
16
(Scots) a small segm...
sclims
17
13
SCLIM, (Scots) to cl...
scoffs
18
15
SCOFF, to express ru...
scolds
15
11
SCOLD, to rebuke har...
scolex
20
17
the knoblike head of...
scolia
14
10
SCOLION, a Greek dri...
sconce
15
13
to entrench, to scre...
scones
12
10
SCONE, a flattish, u...
scooby
21
14
a clue, as in the ph...
scooch
18
14
to compress one's bo...
scoogs
14
11
SCOOG, (Scots) to sh...
scoops
15
12
SCOOP, to lift with...
scoosh
15
11
to squirt, also SKOO...
scoots
13
9
SCOOT, to go quickly...
scopae
14
12
SCOPA, (Latin) a bru...
scopas
15
12
SCOP, (Old English)...
scoped
15
13
SCOPE, to examine wi...
scopes
15
12
SCOPE, to examine wi...
scorch
19
14
to burn slightly [v...
scored
13
10
SCORE, to achieve a...
scorer
13
9
one that scores [n -...
scores
13
9
SCORE, to achieve a...
scoria
13
9
the dross or slag fr...
scorns
13
10
SCORN, to treat with...
scorse
13
9
(obsolete) to exchan...
scotch
19
14
to frustrate, put an...
scoter
13
9
a sea duck [n -S]
scotia
13
9
a concave molding us...
scougs
15
12
SCOUG, (Scots) to sh...
scoups
16
13
SCOUP, (Scots) to bo...
scours
14
10
SCOUR, to cleanse by...
scouse
13
10
a type of meat stew...
scouth
16
12
(Scots) free range,...
scouts
14
10
SCOUT, to reconnoitr...
scowed
16
13
SCOW, to transport b...
scowls
18
13
SCOWL, to frown angr...
scowps
19
15
SCOWP, (Scots) to bo...
scowth
19
14
(Scots) free range,...
scozza
19
27
(Australian slang) a...
scrabs
16
12
SCRAB, (dialect) to...
scraes
13
9
SCRAE, (Scott) scree...
scrags
15
11
SCRAG, to wring the...
scramb
17
15
(dialect) to scratch...
scrams
15
12
SCRAM, to leave quic...
scrans
13
10
SCRAN, (slang) food,...
scrape
15
12
to rub and make a gr...
scraps
16
12
SCRAP, to discard [v...
scrats
14
9
SCRAT, to scratch, a...
scrawb
19
15
to scrape with or as...
scrawl
18
13
to write hastily or...
scrawm
18
15
(dialect) to scratch...
scrawp
19
15
(dialect) to scratch...
scraws
17
12
SCRAW, (archaic) a t...
scraye
19
11
the tern, also SCRAY...
scrays
20
11
SCRAY, the tern, als...
screak
14
13
to creak [v -ED, -IN...
scream
14
12
to utter a prolonged...
screed
13
10
to tear; to make a s...
screen
12
10
to provide with a co...
screes
13
9
SCREE, a mass of roc...
screet
13
9
(dialect) to weep [v...
screws
17
12
SCREW, to attach wit...
screwy
23
14
(colloquial) eccentr...
scribe
16
12
to mark with a point...
scried
14
10
SCRY, to engage in c...
scries
14
9
SCRY, to engage in c...
scrike
15
13
to shriek, also SHRE...
scrimp
18
15
scanty, also SKRIMP...
scrims
16
12
SCRIM, a durable pla...
scrine
13
10
(obsolete) a chest f...
scrips
17
12
SCRIP, a small bag;...
script
17
12
to prepare a written...
scrive
16
13
to write, esp. with...
scrobe
15
12
a groove [n -S]
scrobs
16
12
SCROB, to scrape wit...
scrods
14
10
SCROD, a young cod,...
scrogs
15
11
SCROG, (dialect) a s...
scroll
16
11
to move text across...
scrome
14
12
(dialect) to crawl o...
scroop
15
12
to make a harsh grat...
scrorp
16
12
(dialect) a deep scr...
scrota
13
9
SCROTUM, the bag of...
scrote
13
9
(slang) a worthless...
scrowl
18
13
to draft, also SCROW...
scrows
17
12
SCROW, a scroll [n]
scrubs
17
13
SCRUB, to rub hard i...
scruff
19
16
in rugby, to engage...
scrump
18
16
to gather windfalls...
scrums
16
13
SCRUM, to mill aroun...
scrunt
14
11
(Scots) anything stu...
scruto
14
10
a stage trap-door [n...
scruze
17
19
(obsolete) to squeez...
scryde
20
12
SCRY, to engage in c...
scryer
20
11
one who scries in a...
scryne
19
12
(Spenser) a chest fo...
scubas
16
13
SCUBA, to dive using...
scuffs
19
16
SCUFF, to scrape the...
scufts
17
13
SCUFT, the nape of t...
sculch
21
16
rubbish, also SCULTC...
sculks
17
15
SCULK, to move about...
sculle
16
12
(obsolete) a school,...
sculls
17
12
SCULL, to propel wit...
sculps
18
14
SCULP, to form an im...
sculpt
18
14
to form an image fro...
scummy
23
18
covered with scum, d...
scunge
14
13
to slink about [v SC...
scungy
21
15
(Australian slang) d...
scurfs
17
13
SCURF, scaly or shre...
scurfy
23
15
covered with scurf [...
scurry
21
12
to move hurriedly, a...
scurvy
23
16
scabby, mean [adj SC...
scused
14
11
SCUSE, an aphetic fo...
scuses
14
10
SCUSE, an aphetic fo...
scutal
15
11
pertaining to shield...
scutch
20
15
to beat out impuriti...
scutes
14
10
SCUTE, a horny plate...
scutum
16
14
a horny plate or sca...
scuzzy
27
30
dirty or shabby [adj...
scyphi
25
16
SCYPHUS, a drinking...
scythe
22
13
to cut with a single...
sdaine
9
8
(obsolete) to disdai...
sdayns
16
10
SDAYN, (obsolete) to...
sdeign
11
10
(obsolete) to disdai...
sdeins
10
8
SDEIN, (obsolete) to...
seabag
12
11
a bag used by sailor...
seabed
11
10
the bottom of the se...
seadog
10
9
an old sailor [n -S]
seahog
12
10
a porpoise [n -S]
sealch
16
12
(Scots) a seal (the...
sealed
10
8
SEAL, to close or ma...
sealer
10
7
one who hunts seals...
sealgh
14
11
(Scots) a seal (the...
seaman
9
10
a sailor [n SEAMEN]
seamed
10
10
SEAM, to join by sew...
seamen
9
10
SEAMAN, a sailor [n]
seamer
10
9
a ball delivered by...
seames
10
9
SEAME, grease; lard...
seance
11
10
(French) a session o...
seaned
8
8
SEAN, to catch fish...
searat
9
6
a pirate [n -S]
searce
12
9
(obsolete) to sift [...
search
15
11
to look carefully fo...
seared
9
7
SEAR, to burn [v]
searer
9
6
SEAR, scorched, with...
seased
9
7
SEASE, (Spenser) to...
seases
9
6
SEASE, (Spenser) to...
season
8
7
to improve flavour [...
seated
9
7
SEAT, to place on a...
seater
9
6
someone or something...
seawan
11
10
(Native American) sh...
seaway
18
11
an inland waterway o...
seazed
12
16
SEAZE, (Spenser) to...
seazes
12
15
SEAZE, (Spenser) to...
sebate
11
9
a salt of sebacic ac...
sebums
14
13
SEBUM, (Latin) the f...
secant
12
10
cutting [adj SECANTL...
seccos
16
12
SECCO, (Italian) pai...
secede
12
10
to withdraw formally...
secern
12
10
to discern as separa...
secesh
15
11
a secessionist, also...
seckel
15
14
a small reddish brow...
seckle
15
14
a small reddish brow...
second
12
11
number two in sequen...
secpar
15
12
a unit of astronomic...
secret
13
9
hidden [adj SECRETER...
sector
13
9
to divide into secti...
secula
14
11
SECULUM, (Latin) an...
secund
13
12
esp. of the flowers...
secure
13
10
free from danger [ad...
sedans
9
8
SEDAN, a type of aut...
sedate
9
7
calm, self-possessed...
sedent
9
8
(Latin) seated [adj]
seders
10
7
SEDER, (Hebrew) a Pe...
sedged
11
10
bordered by sedge [a...
sedges
11
9
SEDGE, a plant like...
sedile
11
8
(Latin) a seat in a...
seduce
13
11
to lead astray [v SE...
sedums
12
11
SEDUM, any of a genu...
seeded
9
8
SEED, to sow a crop...
seeder
9
7
one who seeds [n -S]
seeing
10
9
the act of one who s...
seeker
10
10
one who seeks [n -S]
seeled
10
8
SEEL, to stitch clos...
seelie
10
7
good benevolent fair...
seemed
10
10
SEEM, to appear to b...
seemer
10
9
one who seems [n -S]
seemly
18
12
of pleasing appearan...
seeped
11
10
SEEP, to pass slowly...
seesaw
12
9
to move up and down...
seethe
11
8
to surge or foam as...
segars
11
8
SEGAR, a cigar [n]
seggar
12
10
a clay box in which...
seghol
14
11
(Hebrew) a vowel-poi...
segnos
10
9
SEGNO, (Italian) a m...
segols
12
9
SEGOL, (Hebrew) a vo...
segued
11
10
SEGUE, to proceed fr...
segues
11
9
SEGUE, to proceed fr...
sehris
13
8
SEHRI, (Arabic) a me...
seiche
15
11
(French) a rocking m...
seidel
11
8
(German) a large gla...
seiker
11
10
SEIK, (Scots) sick [...
seiled
11
8
SEIL, to strain, als...
seined
9
8
SEINE, to catch fish...
seiner
9
7
one who fishes with...
seines
9
7
SEINE, to catch fish...
seised
10
7
SEISE, to take hold...
seiser
10
6
one who seizes (prop...
seises
10
6
SEISE, to take hold...
seisin
10
7
legal possession of...
seisms
12
9
SEISM, an earthquake...
seisor
10
6
one who seizes (prop...
seitan
9
7
a food made from whe...
seiten
9
7
a food made from whe...
seizas
13
15
SEIZA, (Japanese) a...
seized
13
16
SEIZE, to take hold...
seizer
13
15
one who seizes (prop...
seizes
13
15
SEIZE, to take hold...
seizin
13
16
legal possession of...
seizor
13
15
one that takes seizi...
sejant
11
16
in heraldry, represe...
selahs
13
9
SELAH, (Hebrew) a mu...
seldom
12
11
infrequent [adj SELD...
select
14
10
choice [adj SELECTLY...
selfed
13
11
SELF, to fertilize b...
selfie
13
10
(Australian) a photo...
selkie
12
11
(Scots) a seal, also...
sellae
11
8
SELLA, an area in th...
sellas
12
8
SELLA, an area in th...
seller
12
8
one that sells [n -S...
selles
12
8
SELLE, (archaic) a s...
selsyn
17
10
a type of remote-con...
selvas
13
11
SELVA, (Spanish) a w...
selves
13
11
SELF, one's own pers...
semble
14
13
to bring together, a...
semeed
10
10
in heraldry, strewn...
semeia
10
9
SEMEION, (Greek) in...
sememe
11
12
the smallest unanaly...
semens
10
10
SEMEN, the liquid th...
semies
11
9
SEMIE, at Scottish u...
semina
10
10
SEMEN, the liquid th...
semmit
13
12
(Scots) a vest or un...
semper
13
12
(Latin) always [adj]
semple
14
13
of humble birth [adj...
sempre
13
12
(Italian) in the sam...
semsem
12
12
an East Indian plant...
senary
15
9
a set of six [n SENA...
senate
8
7
a governing body [n...
sendal
10
9
a silk fabric [n -S]
sended
9
9
SEND, to cause to go...
sender
9
8
one that sends [n -S...
sendup
12
12
a parody [n -S]
seneca
11
10
a North American mil...
senega
9
9
a North American mil...
sengis
11
9
SENGI, a monetary un...
senhor
11
9
(Spanish) a Portugue...
senile
10
8
deteriorated with ag...
senior
9
7
a person who is olde...
seniti
10
7
(Tongan) a monetary...
sennas
8
8
SENNA, the leaves of...
sennet
8
8
(Shakespeare) a trum...
sennit
9
8
plaited straw or rop...
senora
8
7
(Spanish) a married...
senors
9
7
SENOR, (Spanish) a S...
senryu
16
10
(Japanese) a 3-line...
sensed
9
8
SENSE, to have an im...
sensei
9
7
(Japanese) a teacher...
senses
9
7
SENSE, to have an im...
sensis
10
7
SENSI, (Japanese) a...
sensor
9
7
a device that respon...
sensum
11
11
an object of sensati...
sented
9
8
SENT, (obsolete) to...
sentry
16
9
the one who stands g...
sepads
12
10
SEPAD, to suppose, u...
sepals
13
10
SEPAL, one of the le...
sephen
13
12
(Arabic) a large sti...
sepias
12
9
SEPIA, a brown pigme...
sepium
14
13
cuttlebone, also SEP...
sepmag
14
14
pertaining to synchr...
sepoys
18
11
SEPOY, (historical)...
sepses
12
9
SEPS, (Greek) a skin...
sepsis
13
9
(Greek) the state of...
septal
13
10
of or pertaining to...
septet
12
9
a group of seven, al...
septic
16
12
producing sepsis, al...
septum
14
13
a dividing membrane...
sequel
19
17
something that follo...
sequin
18
17
to apply shiny ornam...
seracs
13
9
SERAC, (French) a la...
serail
11
7
a harem, also SERAGL...
serais
10
6
SERAI, (Turkish) a c...
serang
10
9
(Urdu) the boatswain...
serape
11
9
(Spanish) a blanket...
seraph
14
11
in Christian theolog...
serdab
12
10
a chamber within an...
serein
9
7
(French) fine tropic...
serene
8
7
calm, tranquil [adj...
serest
10
6
SERE, withered, dry,...
serged
11
9
with sewn seams [adj...
serger
11
8
a sewing machine att...
serges
11
8
SERGE [v]
serial
11
7
in sequence [adj SER...
series
10
6
an arrangement of on...
serifs
13
9
SERIF, a decorative...
serine
9
7
a polar amino acid f...
sering
11
9
SERE, to burn the su...
serins
10
7
SERIN, a bird of the...
seriph
15
11
a decorative stroke...
sermon
10
10
to preach a religiou...
serons
9
7
SERON, a crate, also...
seroon
8
7
a crate, also SERON...
serosa
9
6
(Latin) a thin membr...
serous
10
7
of or relating to se...
serows
13
9
SEROW, a Himalayan g...
serrae
9
6
SERRA, (Latin) a saw...
serran
9
7
a fish of the genus...
serras
10
6
SERRA, (Latin) a saw...
serred
10
7
SERR, to press close...
serres
10
6
SERRE, to press clos...
serums
12
10
SERUM, the watery po...
serval
13
11
a long-legged Africa...
served
12
11
SERVE, to work for [...
server
12
10
one who serves anoth...
serves
12
10
SERVE, to work for [...
servos
12
10
SERVO, (Australian s...
sesame
10
9
(Arabic) a plant nat...
seseli
11
7
a kind of umbellifer...
seshes
12
8
SESH, (short for) se...
sessed
10
7
SESS, to assess (how...
sesses
10
6
SESS, to assess (how...
sestet
10
6
a piece of music com...
seston
9
7
(German) a very smal...
setoff
14
12
something that offse...
setons
9
7
SETON, a thread or t...
setose
9
6
thickly set with bri...
setous
10
7
thickly set with bri...
setout
10
7
a display [n -S]
settee
9
6
a long seat with a h...
setter
10
6
to treat with a seto...
settle
11
7
to place in a desire...
setule
11
8
a small bristle [n -...
setups
13
10
SETUP, the way somet...
sevens
11
11
SEVEN, a number [n]
severe
11
10
strict, harsh [adj S...
severs
12
10
SEVER, to divide or...
severy
18
12
a compartment of vau...
sewage
13
11
the waste matter car...
sewans
12
10
SEWAN, (Native Ameri...
sewars
13
9
SEWAR, a medieval se...
sewels
14
10
SEWEL, a scarecrow,...
sewens
12
10
SEWEN, the Welsh or...
sewers
13
9
SEWER, to clean or m...
sewing
14
12
material that has be...
sewins
13
10
SEWIN, the Welsh or...
sexers
16
13
SEXER, one who sexes...
sexfid
19
17
cleft in six [adj]
sexier
16
13
SEXY, arousing sexua...
sexily
24
16
SEXY, arousing sexua...
sexing
17
16
as in nuclear sexing...
sexism
18
16
prejudice or discrim...
sexist
17
13
one who practices se...
sexpot
18
16
a sexually attractiv...
sextan
15
14
a recurrent malarial...
sexted
16
14
SEXT, to send a text...
sextet
16
13
a piece of music com...
sexton
15
14
a church caretaker o...
sextos
16
13
SEXTO, a paper size,...
sexual
17
15
pertaining to sex [a...
seyens
15
9
SEYEN, (Shakespeare)...
shabby
23
16
not smart [adj SHABB...
shacko
16
15
(Hungarian) the hat...
shacks
17
15
SHACK, to avoid resp...
shacky
23
17
dilapidated [adj SHA...
shaded
12
10
SHADE, to screen fro...
shader
12
9
one who, or that whi...
shades
12
9
SHADE, to screen fro...
shadow
15
12
to make dark or gloo...
shaduf
15
13
(Arabic) a machine,...
shafts
15
11
SHAFT, to propel wit...
shaggy
21
14
covered with long co...
shahid
15
11
(Arabic) a martyr fo...
shaikh
16
14
(Arabic) an Arab chi...
shaird
13
9
a fragment of broken...
shairn
12
9
(Scots) cow-dung, al...
shaked
13
13
SHAKE, to move to an...
shaken
12
13
SHAKE, to move to an...
shaker
13
12
one who shakes [n -S...
shakes
13
12
SHAKE, to move to an...
shakos
13
12
SHAKO, (Hungarian) t...
shaled
13
10
SHALE, to shell, hus...
shales
13
9
SHALE, to shell, hus...
shaley
19
11
of or like shale, al...
shalli
15
10
a soft lightweight s...
shalms
15
12
SHALM, an ancient ob...
shalom
14
12
(Hebrew) in Jewish s...
shalot
13
9
an onion with garlic...
shamal
14
12
(Arabic) in the Midd...
shaman
12
12
(Russian) a doctor-p...
shamas
13
11
SHAMA, (Hindi) an In...
shamba
15
14
(Swahili) in East Af...
shamed
13
12
SHAME, to cause to f...
shamer
13
11
one who causes shame...
shames
13
11
SHAME, to cause to f...
shammy
21
16
a soft leather, also...
shamos
13
11
(Yiddish) a minor of...
shamoy
19
13
to prepare skins by...
shamus
14
12
(US slang) a private...
shands
12
10
SHAND, (obsolete) in...
shandy
18
12
a mixture of beer or...
shanks
13
13
SHANK, to hit sharpl...
shanny
17
12
a small marine fish...
shanti
12
9
(Sanskrit) peace, al...
shanty
18
11
a song sung by sailo...
shaped
14
12
SHAPE, to fashion in...
shapen
13
12
to shape [v -ED, -IN...
shaper
14
11
one that shapes [n -...
shapes
14
11
SHAPE, to fashion in...
shards
13
9
SHARD, a fragment of...
shared
12
9
SHARE, to use in com...
sharer
12
8
one that shares [n -...
shares
12
8
SHARE, to use in com...
sharia
12
8
(Turkish) the body o...
sharif
15
11
(Arabic) a descendan...
sharks
14
12
SHARK, to obtain by...
sharns
12
9
SHARN, (Scots) cow-d...
sharny
18
11
like cow-dung [adj S...
sharon
11
9
as in sharon fruit,...
sharps
15
11
SHARP, to raise in m...
sharpy
21
13
a flat-bottomed, two...
shasta
12
8
a flowering plant of...
shaugh
16
13
a thicket [n -S]
shauls
14
10
SHAUL, to become sha...
shaved
14
13
SHAVE, to remove hai...
shaven
13
13
SHAVE, to remove hai...
shaver
14
12
a youngster [n -S]
shaves
14
12
SHAVE, to remove hai...
shavie
14
12
(Scots) a trick [n -...
shawed
15
12
SHAW, (Scots) to sho...
shawls
17
12
SHAWL, to wrap the s...
shawms
17
14
SHAWM, an ancient ob...
shayas
18
10
SHAYA, (Tamil) an In...
shaykh
22
16
(Arabic) an Arab chi...
shazam
16
20
(tradename) a magic...
shchis
19
13
SHCHI, (Russian) a k...
sheafs
14
11
SHEAF, to gather int...
sheafy
20
13
like sheafs [adj SHE...
sheals
13
9
SHEAL, to shell, hus...
shears
12
8
SHEAR, to cut the wo...
sheath
14
10
to put into a protec...
sheave
13
12
to gather into a bun...
sheels
13
9
SHEEL, (Shakespeare)...
sheens
11
9
SHEEN, to shine, hav...
sheeny
17
11
bright, shining [adj...
sheepo
13
11
(Australian slang) a...
sheepy
20
13
sheeplike [adj SHEEP...
sheers
12
8
SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheesh
14
10
expressing consterna...
sheets
12
8
SHEET, to cover with...
sheety
18
10
like sheets [adj SHE...
sheeve
13
12
the wheel of a pulle...
sheikh
16
14
(Arabic) an Arab chi...
sheiks
14
12
SHEIK, (Arabic) an A...
sheila
13
9
(Australian slang) a...
shekel
14
13
(Hebrew) the standar...
shelfs
16
12
SHELF, to put on a s...
shelfy
22
14
abounding in shelves...
shells
15
10
SHELL, to remove the...
shelly
21
12
abounding in shells...
shelta
13
9
(Irish) a secret jar...
shelty
20
11
a small, shaggy pony...
shelve
15
13
to place on a shelf;...
shelvy
22
15
having sandbanks, ov...
shenai
11
9
(Bengali) a double-r...
shends
12
10
SHEND, (archaic) to...
sheols
13
9
SHEOL, (Hebrew) the...
sheqel
21
18
an ancient unit of w...
sherds
13
9
SHERD, a fragment of...
sheria
12
8
(Turkish) the body o...
sherif
15
11
a descendant of the...
sherpa
14
11
an aide to, or perso...
sherry
19
10
a fortified wine, or...
sheuch
18
14
to plant temporarily...
sheugh
16
13
(Scots) to plant tem...
shevas
14
12
SHEVA, (Hebrew) in H...
shewed
15
12
SHEW, (archaic) to s...
shewel
16
12
a scarecrow, a devic...
shewer
15
11
one who shews [n -S]
shiais
13
8
SHIAI, (Japanese) a...
shibah
17
13
(Hebrew) a period of...
shield
14
10
to protect from harm...
shiels
14
9
SHIEL, (Shakespeare)...
shiers
13
8
SHIER, a horse that...
shiest
13
8
SHY, embarrassed, ba...
shifts
16
11
SHIFT, to move from...
shifty
22
13
evasive [adj SHIFTIE...
shikar
14
12
to hunt (animal) as...
shikra
14
12
(Hindi) a small spar...
shiksa
14
12
(Yiddish) a non-Jewi...
shikse
14
12
(Yiddish) a non-Jewi...
shills
16
10
SHILL, to act as a d...
shimmy
22
16
a jazz dance featuri...
shindy
19
12
a commotion, uproar...
shined
12
10
SHINE, to emit light...
shiner
12
9
a black eye [n -S]
shines
12
9
SHINE, to emit light...
shinju
15
19
(Japan) a ritual dou...
shinne
11
10
(archaic) chin [n -S...
shinny
18
12
to climb by gripping...
shinty
19
11
a game like hockey [...
shippo
17
14
(Japanese) a kind of...
shiraz
16
17
(Persian) a type of...
shired
13
9
SHIR, to pucker, als...
shires
13
8
SHIRE, (Irish) to re...
shirks
15
12
SHIRK, to avoid work...
shirra
13
8
a law-enforcement of...
shirrs
14
8
SHIRR, to pucker, al...
shirts
14
8
SHIRT, to don a garm...
shirty
20
10
irritable, annoyed [...
shisha
15
10
(Urdu) a kind of wat...
shisos
13
8
SHISO, (Japanese) an...
shists
14
8
SHIST, a type of met...
shited
13
9
SHITE, (slang) to sh...
shites
13
8
SHITE, (slang) to sh...
shitty
20
10
very unpleasant [adj...
shitzu
17
18
(Chinese) a small lo...
shivah
17
14
(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
shivas
15
12
SHIVA, (Hebrew) a pe...
shiver
15
12
to tremble with fear...
shives
15
12
SHIVE, a thin fragme...
shivoo
14
12
(Australian slang) a...
shlepp
18
15
(Yiddish) to drag on...
shleps
16
12
SHLEP, (Yiddish) to...
shlock
18
16
(Yiddish) inferior m...
shlong
14
12
(slang) a penis, als...
shlubs
17
13
SHLUB, (Yiddish) a s...
shlump
18
16
(Yiddish) to dress s...
shmear
13
11
(Yiddish) to bribe [...
shmeer
13
11
to bribe, also SCHME...
shmeks
15
15
SHMEK, (Yiddish) a t...
shmock
18
18
(Yiddish) a stupid o...
shmoes
13
11
SHMO, (Yiddish) a st...
shmuck
19
19
(Yiddish) a pitiful,...
shnaps
14
12
(German) a kind of b...
shnook
12
13
(Yiddish) an unscrup...
shoals
13
9
SHOAL, to sail into...
shoaly
19
11
full of shallow area...
shoats
12
8
SHOAT, a young pig,...
shochu
18
14
(Japanese) a Japanes...
shocks
17
15
SHOCK, to outrage fe...
shoddy
19
12
of poor quality [adj...
shoder
12
9
a package of gold be...
shoers
12
8
SHOER, one who shoes...
shofar
14
11
a horn blown in cert...
shogis
14
10
SHOGI, (Japanese) an...
shogun
13
12
(Japanese) a heredit...
shojis
15
17
SHOJI, (Japanese) a...
sholas
13
9
SHOLA, (Hindi) an In...
sholom
14
12
(Hebrew) in Jewish s...
shonky
19
15
(Australian slang) u...
shooed
11
9
SHOO, to drive away...
shooks
13
12
SHOOK, a bundle of s...
shoole
12
9
(dialect) to saunter...
shools
13
9
SHOOL, (dialect) to...
shoora
11
8
(Arabic) the Islamic...
shoosh
14
10
to move with a rushi...
shoots
12
8
SHOOT, to hit, injur...
shoppe
16
14
a small store [n -S]
shoppy
23
16
abounding with shops...
shoran
11
9
a system of navigati...
shored
12
9
SHORE, to prop up [v...
shorer
12
8
one who props up thi...
shores
12
8
SHORE, to prop up [v...
shorls
14
9
SHORL, (German) blac...
shorts
13
8
SHORT, to cause a ty...
shorty
19
10
(colloquial) a short...
shotes
12
8
SHOTE, a young pig,...
shotte
12
8
a young pig, esp. on...
shotts
13
8
SHOTT, (Arabic) a sh...
shough
16
13
a shaggy lapdog, als...
should
14
11
SHALL, used as an au...
shouse
12
9
(Australian slang) a...
shouts
13
9
SHOUT, to yell loudl...
shouty
19
11
prone to shouting [a...
shoved
14
13
SHOVE, to push rough...
shovel
15
13
to use a digging imp...
shover
14
12
one who shoves, as i...
shoves
14
12
SHOVE, to push rough...
showds
16
12
SHOWD, (Scots) to ro...
showed
15
12
SHOW, to cause or pe...
shower
15
11
to bathe in a spray...
shoyus
19
11
SHOYU, (Japanese) a...
shrank
13
13
SHRINK, to contract...
shreds
13
9
SHRED, to cut into f...
shreek
13
12
(Shakespeare) to shr...
shreik
14
12
(Milton) to shriek,...
shrewd
16
12
having keen insight...
shrews
16
11
SHREW, (Shakespeare)...
shriek
14
12
to utter a scream, a...
shrift
16
11
(archaic) a prescrib...
shrike
14
12
to shriek, also SCRI...
shrill
16
10
to utter a high-pitc...
shrimp
17
14
to catch small edibl...
shrine
12
9
to place on an altar...
shrink
14
13
to contract or draw...
shrive
15
12
to hear a confession...
shroff
17
14
to test coins for au...
shroom
13
11
a magic mushroom [n...
shroud
13
10
to attire in burial...
shrove
14
12
to celebrate Shrovet...
shrowd
16
12
(Shakespeare) shrewd...
shrows
16
11
SHROW, (Shakespeare)...
shrubs
16
12
SHRUB, to lop; to cu...
shrugs
15
11
SHRUG, to raise and...
shrunk
14
14
SHRINK, to contract...
shtchi
19
13
(Russian) a kind of...
shtetl
14
9
(Yiddish) formerly,...
shtick
18
15
(Yiddish) a familiar...
shtiks
15
12
SHTIK, (Yiddish) a f...
shtook
13
12
(Yiddish) trouble, b...
shtoom
13
11
(Yiddish) silent, du...
shtuck
18
16
(Yiddish) trouble, b...
shtumm
16
15
(Yiddish) silent, du...
shtups
16
12
SHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
shucks
18
16
SHUCK, to remove hus...
shufti
16
12
(colloquial) a look,...
shufty
22
14
(colloquial) a look,...
shuggy
22
15
(dialect) a swing, a...
shuled
14
11
SHULE, (dialect) to...
shules
14
10
SHULE, (dialect) to...
shumai
14
12
(Japanese) Japanese...
shunts
13
10
SHUNT, to turn aside...
shuras
13
9
SHURA, (Arabic) the...
shuted
13
10
SHUTE, to convey by...
shutes
13
9
SHUTE, to convey by...
shvitz
19
21
(Yiddish) to sweat,...
shyers
19
10
SHYER, a horse tendi...
shyest
19
10
SHY, embarrassed, ba...
shying
20
13
SHY, to jump aside,...
shyish
22
12
somewhat shy [adj]
shypoo
20
13
(Australian slang) l...
sialic
15
10
of or relating to sa...
sialid
12
8
an alderfly, also SI...
sialon
10
8
a type of ceramic ma...
sibyls
21
12
SIBYL, (Greek) any o...
siccan
16
13
(Scots) such, what a...
siccar
17
12
(Scots) sure, certai...
sicced
17
13
SIC, to incite a dog...
sichts
17
11
SICHT, (Scots) to si...
sicked
15
14
SICK, to urge to att...
sickee
14
13
a day off work, also...
sicken
14
14
to make sick [v -ED,...
sicker
15
13
(Scots) sure, certai...
sickie
15
13
a day off work, also...
sickle
16
14
to harvest with a si...
sickly
23
16
in poor health [adj...
sickos
15
13
SICKO, an emotionall...
siddha
13
10
(Sanskrit) one who h...
siddhi
14
10
(Sanskrit) in Buddhi...
siddur
12
9
(Hebrew) a Jewish pr...
siders
11
7
SIDER, a native or i...
sidhas
13
9
SIDHA, (Sanskrit) on...
siding
12
10
a short railway trac...
sidled
12
9
SIDLE, to move sidew...
sidler
12
8
one who sidles [n -S...
sidles
12
8
SIDLE, to move sidew...
siecle
14
10
(French) a century,...
sieged
11
9
SIEGE, to subject to...
sieger
11
8
one who besieges, al...
sieges
11
8
SIEGE, to subject to...
sienna
8
8
(Italian) a fine pig...
sients
10
7
SIENT, (archaic) a s...
sierra
10
6
(Spanish) a ridge of...
siesta
10
6
(Spanish) a midday o...
sieths
13
8
SIETH, (Shakespeare)...
sieurs
11
7
SIEUR, an old French...
sieved
12
11
SIEVE, to pass throu...
sieves
12
10
SIEVE, to pass throu...
sifaka
13
13
(Malagasy) a kind of...
siffle
16
13
to whistle, hiss [v...
sifrei
13
9
SEFER, (Hebrew) any...
sifted
13
10
SIFT, to pass throug...
sifter
13
9
one who, or that whi...
sighed
14
11
SIGH, to emit a deep...
sigher
14
10
one who sighs [n -S]
sights
15
10
SIGHT, to observe or...
sigils
14
9
SIGIL, an official s...
siglas
13
9
SIGLA, a list of sym...
sigloi
13
9
SIGLOS, an ancient P...
siglos
13
9
an ancient Persian c...
siglum
15
13
a symbol used in a b...
sigmas
13
11
SIGMA, (Greek) the G...
signal
12
10
notable [adj SIGNALL...
signed
11
10
SIGN, to write one's...
signee
10
9
a signer of a docume...
signer
11
9
one that signs [n -S...
signet
11
9
to mark with an offi...
signor
11
9
an Italian title of...
siksik
14
14
an Arctic ground squ...
silage
12
9
to harvest and store...
silane
10
8
a gas, silicon hydri...
silene
10
8
a flowering plant of...
sileni
11
8
SILENUS, (Latin) a s...
silens
11
8
SILEN, a woodland go...
silent
11
8
without sound [adj S...
silers
12
7
SILER, a strainer [n...
silica
15
10
silicon dioxide or s...
siling
13
10
SILE, to strain, als...
silked
13
12
SILK, to cover with...
silken
12
12
to make soft and smo...
silkie
13
11
(Scots) a seal, also...
siller
13
8
(Scots) silver [n -S...
siloed
11
8
SILO, to store in a...
silted
12
8
SILT, to fill with a...
silvae
13
11
SILVA, the forest tr...
silvan
13
12
one that lives in a...
silvas
14
11
SILVA, the forest tr...
silver
14
11
to cover with a meta...
silvex
20
18
a herbicide [n -ES]
simars
12
9
SIMAR, (French) a lo...
simbas
14
12
SIMBA, (Swahili) a l...
simcha
17
14
(Hebrew) a Jewish pr...
simial
13
10
apelike, also SIMIAN...
simian
11
10
an ape or monkey [n...
simile
13
10
a figure of speech,...
simkin
13
14
an Urdu corruption o...
simlin
13
11
a variety of squash,...
simmer
13
12
to cook just below b...
simnel
12
11
a fruitcake covered...
simony
17
12
the buying and selli...
simoom
12
12
a hot, dry desert wi...
simoon
10
10
a hot, dry desert wi...
simorg
13
11
(Persian) a monstrou...
simpai
14
12
(Malay) a long-taile...
simper
14
12
to smirk in a silly...
simple
15
13
straightforward, als...
simply
22
15
SIMP [adv]
simuls
14
11
SIMUL, (short for) a...
simurg
14
12
(Persian) a monstrou...
sinded
10
9
SIND, (Scots) to rin...
sindon
9
9
(archaic) a fine thi...
sinews
13
10
SINEW, to bind as if...
sinewy
19
12
lean and muscular [a...
sinful
14
12
tainted with sin [ad...
singed
11
10
SINGE, to burn sligh...
singer
11
9
one that sings [n -S...
singes
11
9
SINGE, to burn sligh...
single
12
10
to select from a gro...
singly
19
12
without the company...
sining
11
10
SINE, (Scots) to rin...
sinker
11
11
a weight for a fishi...
sinned
9
9
SIN, to offend again...
sinner
9
8
to transgress, to ac...
sinnet
9
8
plaited straw or rop...
sinter
10
7
to make cohesive by...
siphon
14
12
to draw off through...
siping
14
12
SIPE, (dialect) to s...
sipped
15
13
SIP, to drink in sma...
sipper
15
12
one who sips [n -S]
sippet
15
12
a small piece of bre...
sipple
16
13
to sip at leisure [v...
sircar
14
9
(Urdu) the state or...
sirdar
11
7
(Urdu) a native chie...
sirees
10
6
SIREE, (US) a mode o...
sirens
10
7
SIREN, a device that...
sirihs
14
8
SIRIH, (Malay) the b...
siring
12
9
the act of begetting...
sirkar
12
10
(Urdu) the state or...
sirocs
14
9
SIROC, (Italian) a h...
sirrah
13
8
(archaic) a mode of...
sirras
11
6
SIRRA, (obsolete) a...
sirred
11
7
SIR, to use a respec...
sirree
10
6
(US) a mode of addre...
sirups
14
10
SIRUP, to make into...
sirupy
20
12
like sirup [adj SIRU...
sisals
12
7
SISAL, a strong fibr...
siskin
12
11
a small green-yellow...
sisses
11
6
SISS, (short for) si...
sissoo
10
6
(Hindi) an Indian ti...
sistas
11
6
SISTA, an African-Am...
sisted
11
7
SIST, to stay, as ju...
sister
11
6
to treat like a fema...
sistra
11
6
SISTRUM, a kind of r...
sitars
11
6
SITAR, (Urdu) an Ind...
sitcom
15
12
(colloquial) a situa...
sithed
13
9
SITHE, (archaic) to...
sithee
12
8
(dialect) see thee!,...
sithen
12
9
(Shakespeare) since;...
sithes
13
8
SITHE, (archaic) to...
siting
12
9
the act of situating...
sitrep
13
9
a report on a milita...
sittar
11
6
(Urdu) an Indian mus...
sitten
10
7
SIT, to rest on the...
sitter
11
6
one who sits [n -S]
situla
12
8
a bucket [n SITULAE]
situps
14
10
SITUP, an exercise f...
sivers
13
10
SIVER, (Scots) a dra...
siwash
16
11
to camp out using on...
sixain
16
14
a stanza of six line...
sixers
17
13
SIXER, anything coun...
sixish
20
15
around six years of...
sixmos
18
16
SIXMO, a paper size,...
sixtes
17
13
SIXTE, (French) a po...
sixths
20
15
SIXTH, one of six eq...
sizars
14
15
SIZAR, a British stu...
sizels
15
16
SIZEL, metal clippin...
sizers
14
15
SIZER, a student at...
sizier
14
15
SIZY, pertaining to...
sizing
15
18
the substance used a...
sizism
16
18
prejudice against pe...
sizist
15
15
one who pays undue a...
sizzle
18
25
to fry with a hissin...
skails
13
11
SKAIL, (Scots) to di...
skaith
14
12
(obsolete) to injure...
skalds
13
12
SKALD, an ancient Sc...
skanks
12
15
SKANK, to dance to r...
skanky
18
17
filthy or sleazy [ad...
skarth
14
12
(Scots) a cormorant,...
skarts
12
10
SKART, (Scots) a cor...
skated
11
11
SKATE, to glide over...
skater
11
10
one who skates [n -S...
skates
11
10
SKATE, to glide over...
skatol
12
11
a crystalline compou...
skatts
12
10
SKATT, (dialect) a s...
skeane
9
11
a length of yarn wou...
skeans
10
11
SKEAN, (Gaelic) a do...
skears
11
10
SKEAR, (dialect) to...
skeary
17
12
(dialect) scary, als...
skeely
18
13
(Scots) skilful [adj...
skeens
10
11
SKEEN, (Gaelic) a do...
skeers
11
10
SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeery
17
12
(dialect) scary, als...
skeets
11
10
SKEET, the sport of...
skeevy
19
16
repulsive, disgustin...
skeggs
14
14
SKEGG, a length of k...
skeigh
15
14
(Scots) (of a horse)...
skeins
11
11
SKEIN, to wind into...
skelfs
15
14
SKELF, (Scots) a spl...
skells
14
12
SKELL, (slang) a hom...
skelly
20
14
cross-eyed, also SKE...
skelms
14
14
SKELM, (Afrikaans) a...
skelps
15
14
SKELP, (Gaelic) to h...
skelum
14
15
(Scots) a scoundrel,...
skenes
10
11
SKENE, (Gaelic) a do...
skeoes
10
10
SKEO, (Orkney) a hut...
skerry
18
12
a small, rocky islan...
sketch
17
15
to make a rough, has...
skewed
14
14
SKEW, to make obliqu...
skewer
14
13
a long pin of wood o...
skibob
16
16
to travel in a sleig...
skiddy
19
14
likely to cause skid...
skidoo
11
11
(tradename) a motori...
skiers
12
10
SKIER, one who skis...
skiffs
17
16
SKIFF, to skim [v]
skiing
13
13
the sport of travell...
skills
15
12
SKILL, to matter, to...
skilly
21
14
having skill, also S...
skimos
13
13
SKIMO, (short for) a...
skimps
16
16
SKIMP, to scrimp [v]
skimpy
22
18
brief, exiguous [adj...
skinks
13
15
SKINK, to pour out [...
skinny
17
14
having little fat [a...
skioes
11
10
SKIO, (Orkney) a hut...
skippy
23
18
frolicsome [adj SKIP...
skirls
14
11
SKIRL, to produce a...
skirrs
13
10
SKIRR, to scour, sea...
skirts
13
10
SKIRT, to pass along...
skitch
18
15
(New Zealand) of a d...
skited
12
11
SKITE, (Australian s...
skites
12
10
SKITE, (Australian s...
skived
14
15
SKIVE, to pare or sp...
skiver
14
14
(dialect) to skewer...
skives
14
14
SKIVE, to pare or sp...
skivie
14
14
(Scots) deranged, as...
skivvy
23
20
to work as a female...
sklate
12
11
(Scots) to cover wit...
sklent
12
12
(Scots) to slant [v...
skliff
18
17
(Scots) to shuffle (...
sklims
15
14
SKLIM, (Scots) to cl...
skoals
12
11
SKOAL, to down a dri...
skoffs
16
16
SKOFF, to devour; to...
skoled
12
12
SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skolia
12
11
SKOLION, a Greek dri...
skolly
20
14
(Afrikaans) a colour...
skools
12
11
SKOOL, (colloquial)...
skoosh
13
12
(Scots) to squirt, s...
skorts
12
10
SKORT, a pair of sho...
skrans
11
11
SKRAN, (slang) food,...
skreen
10
11
a screen, esp. in th...
skried
12
11
SKRY, to see the fut...
skries
12
10
SKRY, to see the fut...
skrike
13
14
(dialect) to shriek,...
skriks
14
14
SKRIK, a fright [n]
skrimp
16
16
to scratch and save,...
skronk
12
15
music that is gratin...
skrump
16
17
(colloquial) to stea...
skryer
18
12
one who scries in a...
skulks
15
16
SKULK, to move about...
skulls
15
13
SKULL, to propel wit...
skunks
13
16
SKUNK, to defeat ove...
skunky
19
18
having a smell sugge...
skurry
19
13
to move in a quick s...
skybox
26
22
an enclosure of seat...
skycap
23
18
a porter in an airpo...
skyers
18
12
SKYER, in cricket, a...
skyfed
20
16
SKYF, (South Africa)...
skyier
18
12
SKYEY, resembling th...
skying
19
15
SKY, to hit or throw...
skyish
21
14
(Shakespeare) like t...
skylab
21
16
an experimental sky-...
skylit
20
13
lit by light from th...
skyman
18
16
a paratrooper [n SKY...
skymen
18
16
SKYMAN, a paratroope...
skyred
18
13
SKYRE, (Scots) to sh...
skyres
18
12
SKYRE, (Scots) to sh...
skyted
18
13
SKYTE, (Scots) to da...
skytes
18
12
SKYTE, (Scots) to da...
skyway
27
17
an elevated highway...
slabby
22
15
thick, viscous [adj...
slacks
16
14
SLACK, to slacken [v...
slades
11
8
SLADE, a little vall...
slaggy
20
13
resembling residue o...
slahal
14
10
a team game played b...
slaids
12
8
SLAID, a sledge [n]
slairg
13
9
(Scots) to spread or...
slaked
12
12
SLAKE, to quench [v]
slaker
12
11
one who slakes [n -S...
slakes
12
11
SLAKE, to quench [v]
slalom
13
11
(Norwegian) to ski i...
slanes
10
8
SLANE, (Irish) a tur...
slangs
12
10
SLANG, to use extrem...
slangy
18
12
full of slang [adj S...
slants
11
8
SLANT, to deviate fr...
slanty
17
10
deviating from the h...
slarts
12
7
SLART, (dialect) to...
slatch
17
12
a calm between break...
slated
11
8
SLATE, to roof with...
slater
11
7
one who roofs with s...
slates
11
7
SLATE, to roof with...
slatey
17
9
resembling slate, al...
slaved
13
12
SLAVE, to work like...
slaver
13
11
to drool [v -ED, -IN...
slaves
13
11
SLAVE, to work like...
slavey
19
13
a female servant [n...
slayed
17
10
SLAY, to kill [v]
slayer
17
9
one that slays [n -S...
sleave
12
11
to separate into fin...
sleaze
13
16
to behave in a sleaz...
sleazo
13
16
a sleazy person [n -...
sleazy
20
18
shoddy, also SLEEZY...
sleded
11
9
(Shakespeare) an irr...
sledge
12
10
to convey on a type...
sleech
16
12
a mud flat [n -ES]
sleeks
12
11
SLEEK, to make smoot...
sleeky
18
13
sleek, smooth [adj S...
sleeps
13
10
SLEEP, to be in a na...
sleepy
19
12
inclined to sleep [a...
sleest
11
7
SLEE, (Scots) sly [a...
sleets
11
7
SLEET, to shower fro...
sleety
17
9
resembling sleet [ad...
sleeve
12
11
to supply with an ar...
sleezy
20
18
sordid, also SLEAZY...
sleigh
15
11
to ride in a sled [v...
sleuth
14
10
to act as a detectiv...
slewed
14
11
SLEW, to cause to mo...
sliced
15
11
SLICE, to cut in pie...
slicer
15
10
one that slices [n -...
slices
15
10
SLICE, to cut in pie...
slicks
17
14
SLICK, to make slick...
slided
12
9
SLIDE, to move smoot...
slider
12
8
a person who or thin...
slides
12
8
SLIDE, to move smoot...
sliest
12
7
SLY, cunning, wily;...
slieve
13
11
(Irish) a mountain [...
slight
16
11
small in size or amo...
slimed
13
11
SLIME, to cover with...
slimes
13
10
SLIME, to cover with...
slimly
21
13
SLIM, slender [adv]
slimsy
20
12
flimsy, also SLIMPSY...
slings
13
10
SLING, to throw with...
slinks
13
12
SLINK, to move steal...
slinky
19
14
slinking, close-fitt...
sliped
14
11
SLIPE, to peel [v]
slipes
14
10
SLIPE, to peel [v]
slippy
23
15
slippery [adj SLIPPI...
slipup
17
14
a mistake [n -S]
slitty
19
9
of an opening, long...
slived
14
12
SLIVE, to slip [v]
sliven
13
12
SLIVE, to slip [v]
sliver
14
11
to cut into long, th...
slives
14
11
SLIVE, to slip [v]
sloans
10
8
SLOAN, (Scots) a snu...
slobby
22
15
characteristic of a...
slogan
11
10
a motto adopted by a...
sloids
12
8
SLOID, (Swedish) a S...
slojds
14
17
SLOJD, (Swedish) a S...
sloken
11
12
(Scots) to quench, m...
slomos
12
10
SLOMO, a slow-motion...
slooms
12
10
SLOOM, to slumber [v...
sloomy
18
12
sluggish, spiritless...
sloops
13
10
SLOOP, a type of sin...
sloosh
13
9
to wash or rinse wit...
sloots
11
7
SLOOT, (Afrikaans) i...
sloped
13
11
SLOPE, to slant or i...
sloper
13
10
a native or inhabita...
slopes
13
10
SLOPE, to slant or i...
sloppy
22
15
wet or muddy [adj SL...
slorms
13
10
SLORM, to wipe carel...
sloshy
20
11
splashy [adj SLOSHIE...
sloths
14
9
SLOTH, to be lazy [v...
slouch
17
13
to sit, stand, or mo...
slough
15
12
to cast off [v -ED,...
sloven
12
12
a slovenly person [n...
slowed
14
11
SLOW, to reduce spee...
slower
14
10
SLOW, moving with li...
slowly
22
13
SLOW, moving with li...
sloyds
18
10
SLOYD, (Swedish) a S...
slubbs
17
14
SLUBB, to twist fibr...
slubby
23
16
lumpy, knobbly in te...
sludge
13
11
to cover with a mudd...
sludgy
20
13
covered with sludge...
sluffs
17
14
SLUFF, to discard a...
sluice
15
11
to wash with a sudde...
sluicy
22
13
falling in streams [...
sluing
13
11
SLUE, to cause to mo...
sluits
13
8
SLUIT, (Afrikaans) i...
slummy
21
16
resembling a slum [a...
slumps
16
14
SLUMP, to sink sudde...
slumpy
22
16
marshy [adj SLUMPIER...
slurbs
15
11
SLURB, a poorly plan...
slurps
15
11
SLURP, to drink nois...
slurpy
21
13
like a slurp [adj SL...
slurry
19
10
to convert into a ty...
slurve
14
12
a type of pitch in b...
sluses
12
8
SLUSE, (Milton) a sl...
slushy
21
12
resembling slush [ad...
slutch
18
13
(dialect) mud [n -ES...
slutty
19
10
characteristic of a...
slyest
18
9
SLY, cunning, wily;...
slyish
21
11
somewhat sly [adj]
slypes
20
12
SLYPE, a narrow pass...
smaaks
12
13
SMAAK, (South Africa...
smacks
16
16
SMACK, to strike sha...
smaiks
13
13
SMAIK, (Scots) a con...
smalls
14
11
SMALL, to make or be...
smalms
14
13
SMALM, to smear, mak...
smalmy
20
15
(obsolete) oily, ing...
smalti
13
10
SMALTO, (Italian) a...
smalto
12
10
(Italian) a piece of...
smalts
13
10
SMALT, a blue pigmen...
smarms
13
12
SMARM, to smear, gus...
smarmy
19
14
oily, ingratiating,...
smarts
12
9
SMART, to sting [v]
smarty
18
11
(colloquial) an irri...
smatch
17
14
(obsolete) to taste,...
smazes
14
18
SMAZE, an atmospheri...
smears
11
9
SMEAR, to spread wit...
smeary
17
11
covered with smears...
smeath
13
11
(dialect) a name for...
smeech
16
14
(dialect) to smoke,...
smeeks
12
13
SMEEK, (Scots) to sm...
smeeth
13
11
to make smooth [v -E...
smegma
13
14
fatty matter secrete...
smeiks
13
13
SMEIK, (Scots) to sm...
smeked
12
14
SMEKE, (Scots) to sm...
smekes
12
13
SMEKE, (Scots) to sm...
smells
14
11
SMELL, to sense with...
smelly
20
13
having an unpleasant...
smelts
13
10
SMELT, to melt or fu...
smerks
13
13
SMERK, to smile in a...
smeuse
11
10
(dialect) a space th...
smiddy
19
13
to forge metal, also...
smidge
13
12
a very small amount,...
smight
16
13
(Spenser) to smite [...
smilax
19
17
a genus of perennial...
smiled
13
11
SMILE, to look joyfu...
smiler
13
10
one who smiles [n -S...
smiles
13
10
SMILE, to look joyfu...
smilet
13
10
(Shakespeare) a litt...
smiley
19
12
given to smiling [ad...
smirch
18
14
to soil, besmirch [v...
smirks
14
13
SMIRK, to smile in a...
smirky
20
15
given to smirking [a...
smirrs
13
9
SMIRR, to drizzle [v...
smirry
19
11
drizzly [adj SMIRRIE...
smiter
12
9
one who smites [n -S...
smites
12
9
SMITE, to strike hea...
smiths
15
11
SMITH, to forge meta...
smithy
21
13
to forge metal, also...
smocks
16
16
SMOCK, to put on a l...
smoggy
20
15
filled with smog [ad...
smoile
12
10
(obsolete) to smile,...
smoked
12
14
SMOKE, to emit a gas...
smoker
12
13
one that smokes [n -...
smokes
12
13
SMOKE, to emit a gas...
smokey
18
15
full of smoke, also...
smokie
12
13
(Scots) a smoked had...
smokos
12
13
SMOKO, in the Falkla...
smolts
13
10
SMOLT, a young salmo...
smooch
16
14
to kiss, also SMOODG...
smooge
11
11
(Australian slang) t...
smoors
11
9
SMOOR, (Scots) to sm...
smoosh
13
11
to paint to give a s...
smooth
13
11
not rough [adj SMOOT...
smoots
11
9
SMOOT, (slang) to wo...
smored
11
10
SMORE, (Scots) to sm...
smores
11
9
SMORE, (Scots) to sm...
smorgs
13
11
SMORG, (short for) s...
smouch
17
15
to kiss closely, als...
smouse
11
10
(Yiddish) to trade a...
smouts
12
10
SMOUT, to work as a...
smowts
15
12
SMOWT, (Scots) a sma...
smoyle
18
12
(obsolete) to smile,...
smriti
13
9
(Sanskrit) a class o...
smudge
13
13
to smear or dirty [v...
smudgy
20
15
having smudges [adj...
smugly
21
15
SMUG, complacent [ad...
smurry
19
12
(Scots) like smur, a...
smutch
18
15
to soil [v -ED, -ING...
smutty
19
12
sexually suggestive...
snacks
14
14
SNACK, to eat a ligh...
snacky
20
16
suitable as a light...
snafus
12
11
SNAFU, to cause conf...
snaggy
18
13
full of snags [adj S...
snails
11
8
SNAIL, to move slowl...
snaily
17
10
like a snail [adj SN...
snaked
10
12
SNAKE, to slither li...
snakes
10
11
SNAKE, to slither li...
snakey
16
13
like a snake, also S...
snappy
20
15
bad-tempered [adj SN...
snared
9
8
SNARE, to trap [v]
snarer
9
7
one who sets snares...
snares
9
7
SNARE, to trap [v]
snarfs
12
10
SNARF, (colloquial)...
snarks
11
11
SNARK, an imaginary...
snarky
17
13
crotchety [adj SNARK...
snarls
11
8
SNARL, to growl vici...
snarly
17
10
tangled [adj SNARLIE...
snaste
9
7
(dialect) a wick; a...
snatch
15
12
to seize suddenly [v...
snathe
11
9
the curved handle of...
snaths
12
9
SNATH, the curved ha...
snawed
12
11
SNAW, to snow [v]
snazzy
22
27
trendily smart [adj...
sneads
9
8
SNEAD, the curved ha...
sneaks
10
11
SNEAK, to move steal...
sneaky
16
13
crafty [adj SNEAKIER...
sneaps
11
10
SNEAP, to nip, pinch...
sneath
11
9
the curved handle of...
snebbe
13
13
to reprimand, also S...
snecks
14
14
SNECK, to fasten wit...
sneers
9
7
SNEER, to curl the l...
sneery
15
9
full of sneers [adj...
sneesh
11
9
(Scots) snuff, also...
sneeze
11
16
to make a sudden exp...
sneezy
18
18
tending to sneeze [a...
snells
12
9
SNELL, to attach suc...
snelly
18
11
SNELL, keen, sharp [...
snicks
15
14
SNICK, to snip, cut...
snided
10
9
SNIDE, to fill or lo...
snider
10
8
SNIDE, base, also SN...
snides
10
8
SNIDE, to fill or lo...
snidey
16
10
maliciously derogato...
sniffs
15
13
SNIFF, to inhale aud...
sniffy
21
15
given to sniffing [a...
snifts
13
10
SNIFT, to sniff, to...
snifty
19
12
(slang) having a tem...
sniped
12
11
SNIPE, to shoot from...
sniper
12
10
one who snipes [n -S...
snipes
12
10
SNIPE, to shoot from...
snippy
21
15
stingy, snappish [ad...
snirts
11
7
SNIRT [n]
snitch
16
12
to inform on, sneak...
snitty
17
9
disagreeably ill-tem...
snivel
13
12
to cry or whine with...
snobby
20
15
snobbish [adj SNOBBI...
snoeks
10
11
SNOEK, the barracout...
snoked
10
12
SNOKE, to prowl or s...
snokes
10
11
SNOKE, to prowl or s...
snoods
9
8
SNOOD, to wear a net...
snooks
10
11
SNOOK, to snuff or s...
snools
10
8
SNOOL, (Scots) to be...
snoops
11
10
SNOOP, to pry about...
snoopy
17
12
prying [adj SNOOPIER...
snoose
8
7
chewing tobacco [n -...
snoots
9
7
SNOOT, to treat with...
snooty
15
9
supercilious [adj SN...
snooze
11
16
to sleep lightly [v...
snoozy
18
18
given to snoozing [a...
snored
9
8
SNORE, to breath noi...
snorer
9
7
one who snores [n -S...
snores
9
7
SNORE, to breath noi...
snorts
10
7
SNORT, to exhale noi...
snorty
16
9
inclined to snort; (...
snotty
16
9
foul with snot [adj...
snouts
10
8
SNOUT, to provide wi...
snouty
16
10
resembling a long, p...
snowed
12
11
SNOW, to rain white...
snowks
14
14
SNOWK, (Scots) to sn...
snubbe
14
14
(archaic) a snub [n...
snubby
21
16
inclined to snub or...
snudge
11
11
to be snug and quiet...
snuffs
15
14
SNUFF, to put a cand...
snuffy
21
16
soiled with snuff [a...
snugly
19
13
SNUG, cosy [adv]
soaked
10
11
SOAK, to saturate in...
soaken
9
11
SOAK, to saturate in...
soaker
10
10
a small piece of lea...
soaped
11
10
SOAP, to treat with...
soaper
11
9
a serial melodrama o...
soapie
11
9
a serial melodrama o...
soared
9
7
SOAR, to fly at a gr...
soarer
9
6
a person who or thin...
soares
9
6
SOARE, (obsolete) so...
soaves
11
10
SOAVE, (Italian) an...
sobbed
14
13
SOB, to cry with a c...
sobber
14
12
one who sobs [n -S]
sobeit
12
9
provided that [conj]
sobers
12
9
SOBER, to make sober...
sobful
16
14
given to sobbing [ad...
sobole
12
10
a creeping undergrou...
socage
13
11
a form of feudal lan...
soccer
16
12
a type of ball game...
social
14
10
related to society [...
socked
14
14
SOCK, to strike forc...
socket
14
13
to provide with an o...
socles
14
10
SOCLE, a plain face...
socman
13
13
a tenant by socage,...
socmen
13
13
SOCMAN, a tenant by...
sodaic
13
10
relating to soda [ad...
sodain
9
8
(obsolete) sudden, a...
sodded
10
9
SOD, to cover with t...
sodden
9
9
wet through [adj SOD...
soddie
10
8
a house built of sod...
sodger
11
9
(colloquial) a soldi...
sodium
12
11
a metallic element [...
sodoms
11
10
SODOM, a place notor...
sodomy
17
12
anal intercourse [n...
soever
11
10
to an indefinite deg...
sofars
12
9
SOFAR, a system for...
soffit
15
12
the underside of an...
softas
12
9
SOFTA, (Turkish) a M...
softed
12
10
SOFT, (Spenser) to s...
soften
11
10
to make soft [v -ED,...
softer
12
9
SOFT, not hard, also...
softie
12
9
a sentimental person...
softly
20
12
SOFT, not hard, also...
sogers
11
8
SOGER, (dialect) a s...
sogged
12
11
SOG, to soak [v]
sohurs
13
9
SOHUR, a meal eaten...
soigne
10
9
carefully done, also...
soiled
11
8
SOIL, to make dirty...
soiree
9
6
(French) an evening...
sokahs
13
12
SOKAH, a variety of...
sokens
10
11
SOKEN, a feudal dist...
sokols
12
11
SOKOL, an internatio...
solace
13
10
to console [v SOLACE...
solahs
13
9
SOLAH, (Hindi) an In...
soland
10
9
the common gannet, a...
solano
9
8
(Spanish) a hot, dus...
solans
10
8
SOLAN, the common ga...
solars
11
7
SOLAR, an upper room...
solate
10
7
to convert or be con...
soldan
10
9
(archaic) the monarc...
solder
11
8
to join together wit...
soldes
11
8
SOLDE, (Spenser) pay...
solein
10
8
(Spenser) sullen [ad...
solely
18
10
SOLE, alone [adv]
solemn
11
11
serious [adj SOLEMNE...
solera
10
7
(Spanish) a system o...
solers
11
7
SOLER, (archaic) an...
soleus
11
8
a leg muscle [n SOLE...
solgel
13
10
involving changes in...
solidi
12
8
SOLIDUS, (Latin) a R...
solids
12
8
SOLID, a solid subst...
soling
12
10
SOLE, to replace the...
solion
10
8
an electronic detect...
solito
11
7
(Italian) in the usu...
solive
13
11
a joist or beam of s...
sollar
12
8
(archaic) to put in...
soller
12
8
(archaic) an upper r...
soloed
10
8
SOLO, to perform a s...
soloes
10
7
SOLO, to perform a s...
solons
10
8
SOLON, a wise lawgiv...
solums
13
11
SOLUM, (Latin) the s...
solute
11
8
the minor component...
solved
13
12
SOLVE, to find the a...
solver
13
11
one who solves [n -S...
solves
13
11
SOLVE, to find the a...
somans
10
10
SOMAN, a nerve agent...
somata
10
9
SOMA, (Greek) the wh...
somber
13
12
(US) sombre [adj SOM...
sombre
13
12
gloomy, dark [adj SO...
somite
11
9
a body segment of so...
somoni
10
10
the standard monetar...
sonant
8
8
a sound made by vibr...
sonars
9
7
SONAR, an underwater...
sonata
8
7
(Italian) a musical...
sonces
12
10
SONCE, (Scots) good...
sonder
9
8
a class of small yac...
sondes
9
8
SONDE, (French) an i...
soneri
9
7
(Hindi) a cloth of g...
sonics
13
10
the study of technol...
sonnes
8
8
SONNE, (obsolete) su...
sonnet
8
8
to compose a type of...
sonses
9
7
SONSE, (Scots) good...
sonsie
9
7
buxom, comely, also...
sontag
10
9
a woman's knitted ca...
soogee
9
8
to clean a ship's de...
soogie
10
8
to clean a ship's de...
soojey
17
17
a solution of soap,...
sooked
10
11
SOOK, (Scots) to suc...
sooled
10
8
SOOL, to incite (a d...
sooler
10
7
one who sools, incit...
sooles
10
7
SOOLE, (Scots) to pu...
soomed
10
10
SOOM, (Scots) to swi...
sooner
8
7
one who settles on g...
sooped
11
10
SOOP, (Scots) to swe...
sooted
9
7
SOOT, to cover with...
sootes
9
6
SOOTE, (obsolete) a...
soothe
11
8
to calm, or comfort...
sooths
12
8
SOOTH, the truth [n]
sopite
12
9
to put to sleep [v S...
sopors
12
9
SOPOR, a profound sl...
sopped
14
13
SOP, to dip or soak...
sorage
10
8
a hawk in its first...
sorbed
12
10
SORB, to adsorb or a...
sorbet
12
9
a water-ice (origina...
sorbic
16
12
as in sorbic acid, a...
sorbus
13
10
(Latin) any plant of...
sorded
10
8
SORD, of mallard, to...
sordes
10
7
dark incrustations o...
sordid
11
8
low, mean [adj SORDI...
sordor
10
7
(Latin) refuse, foul...
sorees
9
6
SOREE, (Native Ameri...
sorell
12
8
(Shakespeare) a buck...
sorels
11
7
SOREL, a reddish-bro...
sorely
17
9
SORE, sensitive to p...
sorest
10
6
SORE, sensitive to p...
sorgho
13
10
a variety of sorghum...
sorgos
11
8
SORGO, a variety of...
soring
11
9
the practise of maki...
sorned
9
8
SORN, (Scots) to imp...
sorner
9
7
one who obtrudes him...
sorras
10
6
SORRA, (Irish) sorro...
sorrel
11
7
reddish-brown; light...
sorrow
13
9
to grieve [v -ED, -I...
sortal
11
7
a concept in linguis...
sorted
10
7
SORT, to arrange in...
sorter
10
6
one that sorts [n -S...
sortes
10
6
(Latin) divination b...
sortie
10
6
to attack suddenly f...
sossed
10
7
SOSS, to fall at onc...
sosses
10
6
SOSS, to fall at onc...
sotols
11
7
SOTOL, (Nahuatl) any...
sotted
10
7
SOT, to play the dru...
souari
10
7
a tree of Guiana, yi...
soucar
13
10
(Hindi) a Hindu bank...
souced
13
11
SOUCE, (Spenser) to...
souces
13
10
SOUCE, (Spenser) to...
soudan
9
9
a Muslim ruler, also...
soughs
14
11
SOUGH, to make a moa...
sought
14
11
SEEK, to go in searc...
souked
11
12
SOUK, (Scots) to suc...
souled
11
9
having a soul [adj]
soumed
11
11
SOUM, (Scots) to rec...
sounds
10
9
SOUND, to make a sou...
souped
12
11
SOUP, to increase th...
souper
12
10
in Ireland, a person...
souple
13
11
to make supple [v SO...
source
13
10
to originate from [v...
soured
10
8
SOUR, to make sour [...
sourer
10
7
SOUR, having an acid...
sourly
18
10
SOUR, having an acid...
sourse
10
7
(Spenser) a source [...
soused
10
8
SOUSE, to pickle; to...
souser
10
7
a drunkard [n -S]
souses
10
7
SOUSE, to pickle; to...
soutar
10
7
(Scots) a shoemaker;...
souter
10
7
(Scots) a shoemaker;...
souths
13
9
SOUTH, (archaic) to...
soutie
10
7
(South African) dero...
soviet
12
10
a legislative body i...
sovran
11
11
sovereign [adj SOVRA...
sowans
12
10
(Gaelic) a kind of o...
sowars
13
9
SOWAR, (Urdu) a moun...
sowbug
17
15
a woodlouse [n -S]
sowcar
16
12
(Hindi) a Hindu bank...
sowced
16
13
SOWCE, to pickle; to...
sowces
16
12
SOWCE, to pickle; to...
sowder
13
10
as in soft sowder, f...
sowens
12
10
(Gaelic) a kind of o...
sowers
13
9
SOWER, one who sows...
sowfed
15
13
SOWF, (Scots) to whi...
sowffs
18
15
SOWFF, (Scots) to wh...
sowing
14
12
the act of sowing [n...
sowled
14
11
SOWLE, (Scots) to pu...
sowles
14
10
SOWLE, (Scots) to pu...
sowmed
14
13
SOWM, to ascertain t...
sownds
13
11
SOWND, (Spenser) to...
sownes
12
10
SOWNE, (Spenser) sou...
sowped
15
13
SOWP, (Scots) to soa...
sowsed
13
10
SOWSE, (Spenser) to...
sowses
13
9
SOWSE, (Spenser) to...
sowsse
13
9
(Spenser) to souse,...
sowter
13
9
(Scots) a cobbler, a...
sowths
16
11
SOWTH, (Scots) to wh...
soyled
17
10
SOYLE, (obsolete) to...
soyles
17
9
SOYLE [n]
sozine
12
16
a type of protein, a...
sozins
13
16
SOZIN, a type of pro...
sozzle
17
25
to intoxicate [v SOZ...
sozzly
24
27
drunk [adj SOZZLIER,...
spaced
15
13
SPACE, to arrange at...
spacer
15
12
someone who, or some...
spaces
15
12
SPACE, to arrange at...
spacey
21
14
dreamy, behaving as...
spaded
12
11
SPADE, to dig with a...
spader
12
10
one who, or that whi...
spades
12
10
SPADE, to dig with a...
spadix
19
17
(Latin) a flower-spi...
spados
12
10
SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spaers
12
9
SPAER, (Scots) one w...
spahee
13
11
(Turkish) formerly,...
spahis
15
11
SPAHI, (Turkish) for...
spails
14
10
SPAIL, a splinter or...
spaing
13
12
staying at a spa [n...
spains
12
10
SPAIN, (Scots) to we...
spaits
13
9
SPAIT, a flood, a su...
spalds
14
11
SPALD, (Scots) the s...
spales
13
10
SPALE, (Scots) a spl...
spalle
14
11
(Spenser) the should...
spalls
15
11
SPALL, to break up i...
spalts
14
10
SPALT, to splinter [...
spammy
21
17
bland, unexciting [a...
spaned
11
11
SPANE, (Scots) to we...
spanes
11
10
SPANE, (Scots) to we...
spangs
13
12
SPANG, to cover with...
spanks
13
14
SPANK, to slap on th...
spared
12
10
SPARE, to refrain fr...
sparer
12
9
one who spares [n -S...
spares
12
9
SPARE, to refrain fr...
sparge
13
11
to sprinkle (with mo...
sparid
13
10
any of a family of m...
sparke
13
13
(Spenser) a weapon o...
sparks
14
13
SPARK, to emit small...
sparky
20
15
lively, also SPARKIE...
sparre
12
9
(archaic) a spar, a...
sparry
19
11
having a confused cr...
sparse
12
9
thinly distributed [...
sparth
15
11
(archaic) a long bat...
sparts
13
9
SPART, esparto, Span...
spasms
14
12
SPASM, to go into sp...
spates
12
9
SPATE, a flood, a su...
spathe
14
11
a large sheath-like...
spauld
14
12
(Scots) the shoulder...
spauls
14
11
SPAUL, (Scots) the s...
spavie
14
13
(Scots) spavin, a di...
spavin
14
14
a disease of horses,...
spawls
17
13
SPAWL, (archaic) to...
spawns
15
13
SPAWN, to deposit eg...
spawny
21
15
of or like spawn [ad...
spayad
18
12
(obsolete) a male de...
spayds
19
12
SPAYD, a male deer i...
spayed
18
12
SPAY, to remove the...
speaks
13
13
SPEAK, to speak [v]
speals
13
10
SPEAL, (Scots) the s...
speans
11
10
SPEAN, (Scots) to we...
spears
12
9
SPEAR, to pierce wit...
speary
18
11
like a spear [adj SP...
speats
12
9
SPEAT, a flood, a su...
speccy
25
17
wearing spectacles [...
specie
15
12
(Latin) coined money...
specks
17
16
SPECK, to mark with...
specky
23
18
having specks [adj S...
spects
16
12
SPECT, a nonstandard...
speech
17
14
to harangue [v -ED,...
speedo
11
10
(colloquial) a speed...
speeds
12
10
SPEED, to move swift...
speedy
18
12
fast [adj SPEEDIER,...
speels
13
10
SPEEL, (Scots) to cl...
speers
12
9
SPEER, (Scots) to as...
speils
14
10
SPEIL, to climb, als...
speirs
13
9
SPEIR, (Scots) to as...
speise
12
9
(German) a metallic...
speiss
13
9
(German) a metallic...
spelds
14
11
SPELD, (Scots) to sp...
spelks
15
14
SPELK, a splinter of...
spells
15
11
SPELL, to read or wr...
spelts
14
10
SPELT, a hardy wheat...
speltz
17
19
a hardy wheat, aka e...
spence
14
13
a pantry, also SPENS...
spends
12
11
SPEND, to expend, to...
spendy
18
13
expensive [adj SPEND...
spense
11
10
a pantry, also SPENC...
sperms
14
12
SPERM, a male gamete...
sperre
12
9
(Spenser) to bolt, b...
sperse
12
9
(archaic) to dispers...
sperst
13
9
SPERSE, (archaic) to...
spetch
18
14
to repair or patch e...
speugs
14
12
SPEUG, (Scots) a spa...
spewed
15
13
SPEW, to vomit [v]
spewer
15
12
one who spews, also...
sphaer
14
11
(obsolete) a sphere,...
sphear
14
11
(archaic) a sphere,...
sphene
13
12
the mineral titanite...
sphere
14
11
to form into a type...
sphery
21
13
resembling a sphere...
sphinx
21
19
(Greek) any of sever...
sphynx
27
21
a hairless breed of...
spials
14
10
SPIAL, (obsolete) a...
spicae
15
12
SPICA, (Latin) a ban...
spicas
16
12
SPICA, (Latin) a ban...
spiced
16
13
SPICE, to season wit...
spicer
16
12
(obsolete) a dealer...
spices
16
12
SPICE, to season wit...
spicey
22
14
tasting of spice, al...
spicks
18
16
SPICK, (US slang) a...
spider
13
10
to move in a scuttli...
spides
13
10
SPIDE, (Irish) a you...
spiels
14
10
SPIEL, to talk at le...
spiers
13
9
SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiffs
18
15
SPIFF, to make spiff...
spiffy
24
17
excellent [adj SPIFF...
spight
17
13
(Spenser) to spite,...
spigot
14
11
a peg for a vent-hol...
spiked
14
14
SPIKE, to fasten wit...
spiker
14
13
a device for spiking...
spikes
14
13
SPIKE, to fasten wit...
spikey
20
15
having spikes, also...
spiled
14
11
SPILE, to stop up wi...
spiles
14
10
SPILE, to stop up wi...
spills
16
11
SPILL, to overflow f...
spilth
17
12
that which is spilt,...
spinae
11
10
SPINA, (Latin) the s...
spinal
13
11
related to the spine...
spinar
12
10
a rapidly spinning g...
spinas
12
10
SPINA, (Latin) the s...
spined
12
11
having a spine [adj]
spinel
13
11
any mineral of a gro...
spines
12
10
SPINE, the vertebral...
spinet
12
10
a musical instrument...
spinks
14
14
SPINK [n]
spinny
18
13
crazy, foolish [adj...
spinor
12
10
a type of mathematic...
spinto
12
10
(Italian) a singing...
spiral
14
10
winding like the thr...
spirea
12
9
(Greek) a group of p...
spired
13
10
SPIRE, to rise in a...
spirem
14
12
a filament forming p...
spires
13
9
SPIRE, to rise in a...
spiric
17
12
a curve, the plane s...
spirit
14
9
to carry off secretl...
spirts
14
9
SPIRT, to emit liqui...
spital
14
10
(archaic) a hospital...
spited
13
10
SPITE, to treat with...
spites
13
9
SPITE, to treat with...
spitty
20
11
marked with saliva [...
spivvy
24
19
like a spiv [adj SPI...
splake
14
14
a freshwater fish [n...
splash
16
12
to scatter liquid ab...
splats
14
10
SPLAT, to flatten on...
splays
20
12
SPLAY, to spread out...
spleen
12
11
a ductless organ of...
splent
13
11
a contrivance for ho...
splice
17
13
to join at both ends...
spliff
19
16
(slang) a marijuana...
spline
13
11
to provide with a ke...
splint
14
11
a contrivance for ho...
splish
17
12
to splash, also SPLA...
splits
15
10
SPLIT, to separate l...
splogs
15
12
SPLOG, a spam blog,...
splore
13
10
(Scots) a frolic, a...
splosh
16
12
to splash, also SPLA...
splurt
15
11
to gush forth in a s...
spoddy
19
13
boring, studious [ad...
spodes
12
10
SPODE, a fine china...
spoffy
23
17
(archaic) fussy, off...
spoils
14
10
SPOIL, to mar [v]
spoilt
14
10
SPOIL, to mar [v]
spoked
13
14
SPOKE, to supply wit...
spoken
12
14
SPEAK, to speak [v]
spokes
13
13
SPOKE, to supply wit...
sponge
12
12
to wipe with absorbe...
spongy
19
14
absorptive [adj SPON...
spoofs
14
12
SPOOF, to ridicule i...
spoofy
20
14
humorously satiric [...
spooks
13
13
SPOOK, to frighten,...
spooky
19
15
scary, also SPOOKISH...
spools
13
10
SPOOL, to wind on a...
spooms
13
12
SPOOM, to scud befor...
spoons
11
10
SPOON, to eat with a...
spoony
17
12
foolishly fond [adj...
spoors
12
9
SPOOR, to follow a t...
spoots
12
9
SPOOT, the razor-she...
sporal
13
10
resembling a spore [...
spored
12
10
SPORE, to produce an...
spores
12
9
SPORE, to produce an...
sporks
14
13
SPORK, a spoon-like...
sports
13
9
SPORT, to frolic [v]
sporty
19
11
inclined to sport [a...
sposhy
21
13
(US) slushy [adj SPO...
spotty
19
11
marked with spots [a...
spouse
12
10
a wife or husband [n...
spouts
13
10
SPOUT, to eject in a...
spouty
19
12
having a spout [adj...
sprack
17
16
quick; lively; alert...
sprags
14
11
SPRAG, to stop with...
spraid
13
10
SPRAY, to disperse i...
sprain
12
10
to injure by twistin...
sprang
13
12
a weaving technique...
sprats
13
9
SPRAT, a young herri...
sprawl
17
13
to stretch out ungra...
sprays
19
11
SPRAY, to disperse i...
spread
12
10
to stretch over an a...
spredd
13
11
(obsolete) to spread...
spreds
13
10
SPRED, (obsolete) to...
spreed
12
10
SPREE, to carouse [v...
sprees
12
9
SPREE, to carouse [v...
sprent
12
10
to spring or leap fo...
sprews
16
12
SPREW, a thin, infer...
sprier
13
9
SPRY, smart, dapper...
sprigs
15
11
SPRIG, to embroider...
spring
14
12
to leap upward [v SP...
sprint
13
10
to run at top speed...
sprite
13
9
an elf or fairy [n -...
sprits
14
9
SPRIT, a ship's spar...
spritz
17
18
to spray (liquid) [v...
sprods
13
10
SPROD, a salmon in i...
sprogs
14
11
SPROG, a young child...
sprong
13
12
SPRING, to leap upwa...
sprout
13
10
to begin to grow [v...
spruce
16
13
smart, dapper [adj S...
sprucy
23
15
neat and trim [adj S...
sprues
13
10
SPRUE, infantile thr...
sprugs
15
12
SPRUG, (Scots) a spa...
spruik
15
14
(Australian slang) o...
spruit
14
10
(Afrikaans) a small...
sprung
14
13
SPRING, to leap upwa...
sprush
16
12
(Scots) to spruce, m...
spryer
19
11
SPRY, smart, dapper...
spryly
27
14
SPRY, smart, dapper...
spuddy
20
14
podgy [adj SPUDDIER,...
spuers
13
10
SPUER, one who spues...
spuggy
22
16
(Scots) a house spar...
spuing
14
13
SPUE, (archaic) to s...
spules
14
11
SPULE, (Scots) the s...
spulye
20
13
(Scots) to plunder,...
spumed
14
14
SPUME, to foam [v]
spumes
14
13
SPUME, to foam [v]
spunge
13
13
(obsolete) a sponge...
spunks
14
15
SPUNK, to begin to b...
spunky
20
17
courageous, spirited...
spurge
14
12
a plant of genus Eup...
spurne
12
11
(Spenser) to spur [v...
spurns
13
11
SPURN, to reject wit...
spurry
20
12
spur-like [adj SPURR...
spurts
14
10
SPURT, to gush forth...
sputum
15
14
(Latin) thick mucus...
spyals
20
12
SPYAL, (Spenser) a s...
spycam
23
17
a camera set up for...
spying
20
14
the act of spying [n...
spyres
19
11
SPYRE, (Spenser) a s...
squabs
21
19
SQUAB, to stuff, uph...
squads
19
17
SQUAD, to form into...
squail
20
17
to pelt with sticks...
squall
21
18
to rain or blow with...
squama
19
19
(Latin) a scale, als...
squame
19
19
a scale, also SQUAMA...
square
18
16
rigidly conventional...
squark
20
20
the hypothetical bos...
squash
21
18
to press into a flat...
squats
19
16
SQUAT, to sit on one...
squawk
23
23
to utter a loud, har...
squaws
22
19
SQUAW, (Native Ameri...
squeak
19
20
to make a sharp, hig...
squeal
19
17
to utter a sharp, sh...
squegs
20
18
SQUEG, to oscillate...
squibs
22
19
SQUIB, to lampoon [v...
squids
20
17
SQUID, to fish with...
squier
19
16
(Shakespeare) a squa...
squiff
24
22
(colloquial) tipsy,...
squill
22
18
a blue wild flower,...
squint
19
17
cross-eyed [adj SQUI...
squiny
25
19
(dialect) to squint,...
squire
19
16
an English or Irish...
squirl
21
17
an ornamental curve...
squirm
21
19
to wriggle [v -ED, -...
squirr
20
16
to scour, search; to...
squirt
20
16
to throw out in a je...
squish
22
18
to squash, also SQUO...
squits
20
16
SQUIT, (slang) a con...
squush
22
19
to squash [v -ED, -I...
sradha
12
9
(Sanskrit) an offeri...
stable
13
10
well-founded [adj ST...
stably
20
12
STABLE, well-founded...
stacks
15
13
STACK, to pile [v]
stacte
13
9
a sweet-smelling spi...
stadda
10
8
a comb-maker's doubl...
stades
10
7
STADE, a single peri...
stadia
10
7
a graduated rod used...
staffs
15
12
STAFF, to fill posit...
staged
11
9
STAGE, to produce fo...
stager
11
8
an experienced perso...
stages
11
8
STAGE, to produce fo...
stagey
17
10
savouring of the sta...
staggy
19
12
having the appearanc...
staigs
12
8
STAIG, a colt or sta...
stains
10
7
STAIN, to discolour,...
stairs
11
6
STAIR, a rest for th...
staith
13
8
a wharf for the tran...
staked
11
11
STAKE, to fasten wit...
staker
11
10
one that marks off a...
stakes
11
10
STAKE, to fasten wit...
stalag
12
9
(German) a German ca...
staled
11
8
STALE, to become pas...
staler
11
7
STALE, not fresh [ad...
stales
11
7
STALE, to become pas...
stalko
12
11
(Irish) a gentleman...
stalks
13
11
STALK, to pursue ste...
stalky
19
13
long and slender [ad...
stalls
13
8
STALL, to come to a...
stamen
10
10
the male part of the...
stamps
14
12
STAMP, to bring the...
stance
12
10
a manner of standing...
stanch
15
12
firm, steadfast, als...
stanck
14
14
(Spenser) faint, wea...
stands
10
8
STAND, to assume an...
staned
9
8
STANE, (Scots) to st...
stanes
9
7
STANE, (Scots) to st...
stangs
11
9
STANG, (Scots) to st...
stanks
11
11
STANK, (Scots) to da...
stanol
10
8
a drug taken to prev...
stanza
12
16
a division of a poem...
stanze
12
16
(Shakespeare) a stan...
stanzo
12
16
(Shakespeare) a stan...
stapes
12
9
a bone of the middle...
staphs
15
11
STAPH, any of variou...
staple
13
10
to fasten with a U-s...
starch
16
11
to stiffen a fabric...
stared
10
7
STARE, to gaze fixed...
starer
10
6
one who stares [n -S...
stares
10
6
STARE, to gaze fixed...
starks
12
10
STARK, to stiffen [v...
starns
10
7
STARN, to row backwa...
starrs
11
6
STARR, (Hebrew) a Je...
starry
17
8
abounding with stars...
starts
11
6
START, to begin, set...
starve
12
10
to die from lack of...
stases
10
6
STASIS, a stoppage o...
stasis
11
6
a stoppage of the no...
statal
11
7
of a passive verbal...
stated
10
7
STATE, to set forth...
stater
10
6
(Greek) an ancient G...
states
10
6
STATE, to set forth...
static
14
9
not moving, also STA...
statim
12
9
(Latin) immediately;...
statin
10
7
a type of drug that...
stator
10
6
a part of a machine...
statto
10
6
(colloquial) a perso...
statua
10
7
(obsolete) a statue...
statue
10
7
a three-dimensional...
status
11
7
a state of affairs;...
stauns
10
8
STAUN, (Scots) to st...
staved
12
11
STAVE, to drive or t...
staves
12
10
STAVE, to drive or t...
stawed
13
10
STAW, (Scots) to sta...
stayed
16
9
STAY, to remain in a...
stayer
16
8
one who stays [n -S]
stayne
15
9
(Spenser) to stain [...
stayre
16
8
(Spenser) a stair [n...
steads
10
7
STEAD, to avail, hel...
steady
16
9
well-balanced [adj S...
steaks
11
10
STEAK, any of severa...
steale
10
7
(Scots) a handle, al...
steals
11
7
STEAL, to take by th...
stealt
11
7
STEAL, to take by th...
steams
11
9
STEAM, to cook by wa...
steamy
17
11
like steam [adj STEA...
steane
8
7
to line e.g. a well...
steans
9
7
STEAN, to line e.g....
steard
10
7
STEER, to guide or d...
steare
9
6
(archaic) a steer, a...
stears
10
6
STEAR, (obsolete) to...
stedde
10
8
(Spenser) to stead,...
stedds
11
8
STEDD, (Spenser) to...
steddy
17
10
(archaic) to steady,...
steded
10
8
STEDE, (Spenser) to...
stedes
10
7
STEDE, (Spenser) to...
steeds
10
7
STEED, (Spenser) to...
steedy
16
9
(archaic) to steady,...
steeks
11
10
STEEK, (Scots) to st...
steeld
11
8
STELL, to establish,...
steels
11
7
STEEL, to cover with...
steely
17
9
resembling steel [ad...
steems
11
9
STEEM, (archaic) to...
steens
9
7
STEEN, to line e.g....
steeps
12
9
STEEP, to soak in a...
steepy
18
11
steep; precipitous [...
steers
10
6
STEER, to guide or d...
steery
16
8
busy or bustling [ad...
steeve
11
10
(Scots) firm, also S...
steils
12
7
STEIL, (dialect) a h...
steins
10
7
STEIN, to line e.g....
stelae
10
7
STELA, an inscribed...
stelai
11
7
STELA, an inscribed...
stelar
11
7
relating to a stele,...
steles
11
7
STELE, (Greek) an up...
stelic
15
10
relating to a stele,...
stella
12
8
a former coin of the...
stells
13
8
STELL, to establish,...
stemed
11
10
STEM, to deprive a p...
stemes
11
9
STEME, (archaic) to...
stemma
12
12
(Greek) a diagram re...
stemme
12
12
(Spenser) to encircl...
stemmy
19
14
abounding in stems,...
stench
15
12
to cause to stink [v...
stends
10
8
STEND, (Scots) to bo...
stenos
9
7
STENO, (short for) a...
stents
10
7
STENT, (Scots) to st...
steppe
14
12
(Russian) one of the...
stereo
9
6
to make a type of pr...
steres
10
6
STERE, (French) a ti...
steric
14
9
pertaining to atoms...
sterna
9
7
STERNUM, a long, fla...
sterns
10
7
STERN, to back, row...
sterol
11
7
a solid higher alcoh...
sterve
12
10
(Spenser) to starve,...
steven
11
11
(dialect) a voice; a...
stevia
12
10
a South American pla...
stewed
13
10
STEW, to cook by boi...
stewer
13
9
one who stews [n -S]
steyer
16
8
STEY, (Scots) steep...
stichs
17
11
STICH, (Greek) a lin...
sticks
16
13
STICK, to support wi...
sticky
22
15
adhesive [adj STICKI...
stieve
12
10
(Scots) stiff, firm,...
stiffs
16
12
STIFF, to cheat, rob...
stiffy
22
14
an erect penis, also...
stifle
14
10
to smother [v STIFLE...
stigma
13
11
a mark of disgrace [...
stigme
13
11
(Greek) a dot used a...
stilbs
15
10
STILB, the cgs unit...
stiled
12
8
STILE, to style, des...
stiles
12
7
STILE, to style, des...
stilet
12
7
a small poniard, a s...
stills
14
8
STILL, to make still...
stilly
20
10
still, quiet [adj ST...
stilts
13
7
STILT, to raise on l...
stilty
19
9
stilt-like [adj STIL...
stimed
12
10
STIME, (Scots) to pe...
stimes
12
9
STIME, (Scots) to pe...
stimie
12
9
to thwart, stump, or...
stinge
11
9
a stingy person [n -...
stingo
11
9
a strong ale or beer...
stings
12
9
STING, to prick pain...
stingy
18
11
mean, niggardly [adj...
stinko
11
11
(slang) drunk [adj]
stinks
12
11
STINK, to emit a fou...
stinky
18
13
emitting a foul odou...
stints
11
7
STINT, to be niggard...
stinty
17
9
limited [adj STINTIE...
stipas
13
9
STIPA, (Latin) any g...
stiped
13
10
having a stipe, a st...
stipel
14
10
the stipule of a lea...
stipes
13
9
a slender supporting...
stired
11
7
STIRE, (archaic) to...
stires
11
6
STIRE, (archaic) to...
stirks
13
10
STIRK, a yearling ox...
stirps
14
9
(Latin) a branch of...
stirra
11
6
(Scots) a respectful...
stirre
11
6
(Shakespeare) probab...
stitch
17
11
to sew together [v S...
stithy
20
10
to forge on an anvil...
stived
13
11
STIVE, (dialect) to...
stiver
13
10
(Dutch) a former Dut...
stives
13
10
STIVE, (dialect) to...
stoats
10
6
STOAT, a weasel with...
stobie
12
9
as in stobie pole, a...
stocks
15
13
STOCK, to keep for f...
stocky
21
15
having a short, thic...
stodge
11
9
to stuff full of foo...
stodgy
18
11
boring [adj STODGIER...
stoeps
12
9
STOEP, (Dutch) a pla...
stogey
17
10
a long, slender ciga...
stogie
11
8
a long, slender ciga...
stoics
14
9
STOIC, a stoical per...
stoits
11
6
STOIT, (Scots) to st...
stoked
11
11
STOKE, to supply a f...
stoker
11
10
a person who or thin...
stokes
11
10
STOKE, to supply a f...
stoled
11
8
wearing a stole [adj...
stolen
10
8
STEAL, to take by th...
stoles
11
7
STOLE, a narrow eccl...
stolid
12
8
impassive, unemotion...
stolon
10
8
(Latin) a runner or...
stomal
12
10
pertaining to the st...
stomas
11
9
STOMA, a minute open...
stomia
11
9
STOMIUM, a pollen ce...
stomps
14
12
STOMP, to tread heav...
stompy
20
14
conducive to stompin...
stonds
10
8
STOND, (Spenser) a s...
stoned
9
8
STONE, to pelt with...
stonen
8
8
(dialect) of stone,...
stoner
9
7
one who stones [n -S...
stones
9
7
STONE, to pelt with...
stoney
15
9
abounding in small r...
stonks
11
11
STONK, (slang) to bo...
stonne
8
8
(obsolete) to stun,...
stonns
9
8
STONN, (obsolete) to...
stooge
10
8
to act as a comedian...
stooks
11
10
STOOK, to stack grai...
stools
11
7
STOOL, to put forth...
stooly
17
9
(US) an informant fo...
stoope
11
9
(Shakespeare) a vess...
stoops
12
9
STOOP, to bend the b...
stoors
10
6
STOOR, a battle, an...
stooze
12
15
to borrow money at a...
stoped
12
10
STOPE, to excavate i...
stoper
12
9
one that stopes, exc...
stopes
12
9
STOPE, to excavate i...
storax
16
13
(Latin) a fragrant r...
stored
10
7
STORE, to put away f...
storer
10
6
one who stores thing...
stores
10
6
STORE, to put away f...
storey
16
8
a horizontal divisio...
storge
11
8
(Greek) natural or p...
storks
12
10
STORK, any large wad...
storms
12
9
STORM, to blow viole...
stormy
18
11
wild, tempestuous [a...
stotin
10
7
a monetary unit of S...
stotts
11
6
STOTT, to bound with...
stotty
17
8
(dialect) a wedge of...
stound
10
9
to ache, throb, also...
stouns
10
8
STOUN, (Spenser) to...
stoups
13
10
STOUP, a vessel for...
stoure
10
7
(archaic) tumult, di...
stours
11
7
STOUR, (Scots) a bat...
stoury
17
9
(Scots) dusty, also...
stoush
13
9
(Australian slang) t...
stouth
13
9
(Scots) theft [n -S]
stouts
11
7
STOUT, a strong dark...
stoved
12
11
STOVE, to dry in a h...
stover
12
10
(archaic) the dried...
stoves
12
10
STOVE, to dry in a h...
stowed
13
10
STOW, to put away [v...
stower
13
9
one who stows [n -S]
stownd
13
11
to ache, throb, also...
stowps
16
12
STOWP, a vessel for...
stowre
13
9
(Scots) a battle ass...
strack
15
13
STRIKE, to hit [v]
strads
11
7
STRAD, (short for) a...
straes
10
6
STRAE, (Scots) straw...
strafe
12
9
(German) to attack w...
straff
15
12
(German) to rake wit...
strags
12
8
STRAG, a straggler [...
straik
12
10
to stroke, also STRA...
strain
10
7
to exert to the utmo...
strait
11
6
confined, rigorous [...
strake
11
10
the planking extendi...
stramp
14
12
(Scots) to tread, st...
strand
10
8
to leave in an unfav...
strang
11
9
strong [adj]
straps
13
9
STRAP, to fasten wit...
strass
11
6
(German) a paste for...
strata
10
6
(Latin) a layer, a s...
strath
13
8
(Scots) a valley of...
strati
11
6
STRATUS, (Latin) a l...
strawn
13
10
STRAW, to cover with...
straws
14
9
STRAW, to cover with...
strawy
20
11
resembling straw [ad...
strays
17
8
STRAY, to wander fro...
streak
11
10
to cover with long n...
stream
11
9
to flow in a steady...
streek
11
10
to stretch; also, to...
streel
11
7
(Irish) to trail, st...
street
10
6
a public thoroughfar...
strene
9
7
(Spenser) strain, in...
streps
13
9
STREP, any of variou...
stress
11
6
to place emphasis on...
strewn
13
10
STREW, to scatter, s...
strews
14
9
STREW, to scatter, s...
striae
10
6
STRIA, a thin groove...
strich
17
11
(archaic) the screec...
strick
16
13
a bunch of hackled f...
strict
15
9
kept within narrow a...
stride
11
7
to walk with long st...
strife
13
9
contention or confli...
strift
14
9
a struggle [n -S]
striga
12
8
(Latin) the flute of...
strigs
13
8
STRIG, to remove the...
strike
12
10
to hit [v STRUCK or...
strims
13
9
STRIM, to cut grass...
strine
10
7
(Australian slang) E...
string
12
9
to provide with catg...
stripe
13
9
to mark with distinc...
strips
14
9
STRIP, to remove the...
stript
14
9
STRIP, to remove the...
stripy
20
11
marked with stripes,...
strive
13
10
to try hard [v STROV...
stroam
11
9
to wander about idly...
strobe
12
9
to produce vibrating...
strode
10
7
STRIDE, to walk with...
stroke
11
10
to rub gently [v STR...
stroll
13
8
to walk in a leisure...
stroma
11
9
a supporting framewo...
stromb
14
12
a very large gastrop...
strond
10
8
(Spenser) a strand,...
strong
11
9
having great strengt...
strook
11
10
STRIKE, to hit [v]
strops
13
9
STROP, to sharpen on...
stroud
11
8
a kind of coarse bla...
stroup
13
10
a spout [n -S]
strout
11
7
to swell; to puff ou...
strove
12
10
STRIVE, to try hard...
strown
13
10
STROW, to scatter, a...
strows
14
9
STROW, to scatter, a...
stroys
17
8
STROY, (dialect) to...
struck
16
14
STRIKE, to hit [v]
struma
12
10
(Latin) a disease of...
strums
13
10
STRUM, to play a str...
strung
12
10
STRING, to provide w...
strunt
11
8
to walk with a pompo...
struts
12
7
STRUT, to walk with...
stubby
22
15
short and squat [adj...
stucco
17
13
to coat with a type...
stucks
16
14
STUCK, (Shakespeare)...
studio
11
8
an artist's workroom...
studly
19
11
(slang) hunky, muscu...
stuffs
16
13
STUFF, to fill or pa...
stuffy
22
15
badly ventilated [ad...
stuggy
20
13
(dialect) thickset,...
stulls
14
9
STULL, a supporting...
stulms
14
11
STULM, an adit or le...
stumer
12
10
(slang) a counterfei...
stumps
15
13
STUMP, to baffle [v]
stumpy
21
15
short and squat [adj...
stunts
11
8
STUNT, to hinder fro...
stupas
13
10
STUPA, (Sanskrit) a...
stuped
13
11
STUPE, to treat with...
stupes
13
10
STUPE, to treat with...
stupid
14
11
foolish [adj STUPIDE...
stupor
13
10
a state of reduced s...
sturdy
18
10
strongly built [adj...
sturts
12
7
STURT, to vex; to an...
stying
18
11
STY, to keep in a pi...
stylar
18
9
relating to a style,...
styled
18
10
STYLE, to name [v]
stylee
17
9
a facetious or jocul...
styler
18
9
one who styles [n -S...
styles
18
9
STYLE, to name [v]
stylet
18
9
a small poniard; a s...
stylie
18
9
(New Zealand) fashio...
stylos
18
9
STYLO, (short for) a...
stylus
19
10
a pointed instrument...
stymed
18
12
STYME, (Scots) to pe...
stymes
18
11
STYME, (Scots) to pe...
stymie
18
11
to thwart, stump, or...
styrax
23
15
a fragrant resin, al...
styred
17
9
STYRE, (Spenser) to...
styres
17
8
STYRE, (Spenser) to...
styted
17
9
STYTE, (Scots) to st...
stytes
17
8
STYTE, (Scots) to st...
suable
13
11
that may be sued, al...
suably
20
13
SUABLE, that may be...
suaver
12
11
SUAVE, sophisticated...
subact
16
13
to subdue [v -ED, -I...
subahs
15
12
SUBAH, (Hindi) a pro...
subbed
15
14
SUB, to act as a sub...
subbie
15
13
(Australian slang) a...
subdeb
15
14
(Short for) subdebut...
subdew
16
14
to bring under contr...
subdue
13
12
to bring under contr...
subers
13
10
SUBER, (Latin) the b...
subfeu
15
14
to grant land to und...
subfix
22
20
a distinguishing sym...
subgum
16
16
(Chinese) a Chinese-...
subhas
15
12
SUBHA, (Arabic) a st...
subito
13
10
(Italian) at once; i...
sublet
14
11
to rent leased prope...
sublot
14
11
a subdivision of a l...
subman
13
14
a primitive being [n...
submen
13
14
SUBMAN, a primitive...
submit
15
13
to yield to the powe...
subnet
12
11
a system contained w...
suborn
12
11
to induce to commit...
subpar
15
13
below par [adj]
subsea
12
10
situated below the s...
subset
13
10
a mathematical set c...
subtil
15
11
(archaic) subtle, de...
subtle
14
11
so slight as to be d...
subtly
21
13
SUBTLE, so slight as...
suburb
16
14
a residential area a...
subway
22
15
to travel by an unde...
succah
19
15
(Hebrew) a shelter w...
succes
17
13
(French) success [n...
succor
17
13
to go to the aid of,...
succos
17
13
SUCCAH, (Hebrew) a s...
succot
17
13
SUCCAH, (Hebrew) a s...
succus
18
14
(Latin) juice, any f...
sucked
15
15
SUCK, to draw in by...
sucken
14
15
a feudal district un...
sucker
15
14
to strip off superfl...
sucket
15
14
(obsolete) a dainty...
suckle
16
15
to feed mild from th...
sucres
14
10
SUCRE, a monetary un...
sudary
17
10
a cloth for wiping t...
sudate
10
8
to sweat [v SUDATED,...
sudden
10
10
without warning, als...
sudder
11
9
(Arabic) a supreme c...
sudoku
12
13
a type of puzzle in...
sudors
11
8
SUDOR, (Latin) sweat...
sudsed
11
9
SUDS, to wash in soa...
sudser
11
8
(slang) a soap opera...
sudses
11
8
SUDS, to wash in soa...
sueded
10
9
SUEDE, to finish lea...
suedes
10
8
SUEDE, to finish lea...
suetes
10
7
SUETE, (French) a so...
suetty
17
9
resembling suet, als...
suffer
15
13
to feel pain or dist...
suffix
22
20
to add to the end of...
sugans
11
10
SUGAN, (Irish) a str...
sugars
12
9
SUGAR, to sweeten wi...
sugary
18
11
containing sugar [ad...
sugged
13
12
SUG, to attempt to s...
sughed
14
12
SUGH, to make a moan...
suhurs
14
10
SUHUR, a meal eaten...
suings
12
10
SUING, the act of su...
suints
11
8
SUINT, a natural gre...
suited
11
8
SUIT, to be appropri...
suiter
11
7
a special suitcase f...
suites
11
7
SUITE, a series of t...
suitor
11
7
one making a suit [n...
suivez
16
20
(French) follow (the...
sujees
12
16
SUJEE, a solution of...
sukkah
15
17
a shelter where meal...
sukkos
13
15
SUKKAH, a shelter wh...
sukkot
13
15
SUKKAH, a shelter wh...
sukuks
14
16
SUKUK, (Arabic) a fi...
sulcal
16
12
like a sulcus, groov...
sulcus
16
12
(Latin) a groove or...
suldan
11
10
(Arabic) the monarch...
sulfas
14
11
SULFA, a bacteria-in...
sulfid
15
12
a compound of an ele...
sulfur
15
12
a non metallic eleme...
sulked
13
13
SULK, to become sull...
sulker
13
12
one who sulks [n -S]
sullen
12
10
showing brooding ill...
sulpha
16
13
a bacteria-inhibitin...
sulphs
17
13
SULPH, (slang) amphe...
sultan
11
9
(Arabic) the monarch...
sultry
19
10
humid and oppressive...
sumach
17
15
any of various shrub...
sumacs
15
13
SUMAC, any of variou...
summae
12
13
SUMMA, a comprehensi...
summar
13
13
(Scots) summary [adj...
summas
13
13
SUMMA, a comprehensi...
summat
13
13
(dialect) something,...
summed
13
14
SUM, to add, make up...
summer
13
13
to pass the warmest...
summit
14
13
to take part in a su...
summon
12
14
to order to appear [...
sumphs
17
15
SUMPH, (Scots) a dun...
sumpit
15
13
(Malay) a Malay blow...
sunbed
12
12
a unit consisting of...
sunbow
15
14
an arc of spectral c...
sundae
9
9
a dish of ice-cream...
sunder
10
9
to break apart [v -E...
sundew
13
12
an insectivorous bog...
sundog
11
11
a bright spot or hal...
sundra
10
9
a timber tree, also...
sundri
11
9
(Sanskrit) an East I...
sundry
17
11
miscellaneous [adj S...
sungar
11
10
(Pushtu) a temporary...
sunhat
12
10
a hat worn for prote...
sunken
10
13
SINK, to subside to...
sunker
11
12
a ridge of rock near...
sunket
11
12
(Scots) a dainty or...
sunkie
11
12
(Scots) a little sto...
sunlit
12
9
lit by the sun [adj]
sunnah
11
11
(Arabic) a collectio...
sunnas
9
9
SUNNA, (Arabic) a co...
sunned
9
10
SUN, to expose to su...
sunray
16
10
a ray of sunshine [n...
sunset
10
8
the descent of the s...
suntan
9
9
a brown skin colour...
sunups
13
12
SUNUP, sunrise [n]
supawn
15
14
(Native American) a...
superb
15
13
of excellent quality...
supers
13
10
SUPER, to reinforce...
supine
12
11
lying on the back, p...
suplex
20
18
a wrestling hold, gr...
supped
15
14
SUP, to eat supper [...
supper
15
13
to supply with an ev...
supple
16
14
pliant, lithe [adj S...
supply
23
16
to provide with serv...
surahs
13
9
SURAH, (Arabic) a ch...
surats
11
7
SURAT, (Hindi) a coa...
surbed
13
11
(obsolete) to set on...
surbet
13
10
SURBATE, to make foo...
surely
18
10
SURE, certain [adv]
surest
11
7
SURE, certain [adj]
surety
17
9
a guarantee [n SURET...
surfed
13
11
SURF, to ride breaki...
surfer
13
10
one who surfs, also...
surfie
13
10
(Australian slang) a...
surged
12
10
SURGE, to move in a...
surger
12
9
one who surges [n -S...
surges
12
9
SURGE, to move in a...
surimi
13
10
(Japanese) synthetic...
suring
12
10
SURE, to provide wit...
surras
11
7
SURRA, (Marathi) a t...
surrey
17
9
a light four-wheeled...
surtax
17
14
to assess with an ex...
survey
19
13
to examine in detail...
sushis
14
9
SUSHI, (Japanese) a...
susing
12
10
SUS, to arrest for s...
suslik
14
12
(Russian) a ground s...
sussed
11
8
SUSS, to arrest for...
susses
11
7
SUSS, to arrest for...
sutile
12
8
done by stitching [a...
sutler
12
8
one who peddles good...
sutors
11
7
SUTOR, (archaic) a c...
sutras
11
7
SUTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
suttas
11
7
SUTTA, (Sanskrit) a...
suttee
10
7
(Sanksrit) the act o...
suttle
12
8
subtle [adj SUTTLY]...
suttly
19
10
(Milton) subtly [adv...
suture
11
8
to unite by sewing [...
svaraj
14
19
(Sanskrit) self-gove...
svelte
13
11
slender, sleek [adj...
swabby
24
17
(US slang) a seaman,...
swacks
18
16
SWACK, (Scots) to st...
swaddy
20
13
a soldier, esp. a mi...
swaged
14
12
SWAGE, to shape with...
swager
14
11
one who uses a swage...
swages
14
11
SWAGE, to shape with...
swails
15
10
SWAIL, a tract of lo...
swains
13
10
SWAIN, a country boy...
swaled
14
11
SWALE, to scorch, si...
swales
14
10
SWALE, to scorch, si...
swally
22
13
(Scots) an alcoholic...
swamis
15
12
SWAMI, (Hindi) a Hin...
swamps
17
15
SWAMP, to inundate [...
swampy
23
17
like a swamp [adj SW...
swanks
14
14
SWANK, to show off [...
swanky
20
16
ostentatiously smart...
swanny
18
13
swanlike [adj SWANNI...
swaraj
15
18
(Sanskrit) self-gove...
swards
14
10
SWARD, to cover with...
swardy
20
12
covered with turf [a...
swarfs
16
12
SWARF, to faint, als...
swarms
15
12
SWARM, to move in a...
swarth
16
11
the quantity of gras...
swarty
20
11
(obsolete) black, du...
swarve
15
13
to swerve [v SWARVED...
swashy
22
13
slushy [adj SWASHIER...
swatch
19
14
a sample piece of cl...
swathe
15
11
to wrap in bandages...
swaths
16
11
SWATH, a row of cut...
swathy
22
13
in swathes [adj SWAT...
swatty
20
11
given to hard study,...
swayed
19
12
SWAY, to move slowly...
swayer
19
11
one who sways [n -S]
swayls
21
12
SWAYL, to scorch, si...
sweals
14
10
SWEAL, to scorch, si...
sweard
13
10
(Spenser) a sword [n...
swears
13
9
SWEAR, to utter a so...
sweary
19
11
relating to, contain...
sweats
13
9
SWEAT, to perspire [...
sweaty
19
11
covered with perspir...
swedes
13
10
SWEDE, a vegetable l...
sweels
14
10
SWEEL, to scorch, si...
sweeny
18
12
atrophy of a horse's...
sweeps
15
12
SWEEP, to clean with...
sweepy
21
14
of wide range or sco...
sweers
13
9
SWEER, to swear [v]
sweert
13
9
(Scots) slothful; gr...
sweets
13
9
SWEET, to sweeten [v...
sweety
19
11
an attractive person...
sweirs
14
9
SWEIR, to swear [v]
sweirt
14
9
(Scots) slothful; gr...
swells
16
11
SWELL, to increase i...
swelts
15
10
SWELT, (dialect) to...
swerfs
16
12
SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swerve
15
13
to turn aside sudden...
sweven
14
14
(obsolete) a dream,...
sweyed
19
12
SWEY, (Scots) to swa...
swifts
17
12
SWIFT, to tighten wi...
swifty
23
14
(Australian slang) a...
swiler
15
10
(Canadian) in Newfou...
swiles
15
10
SWILE, a seal (marin...
swills
17
11
SWILL, to dash water...
swimmy
23
17
blurred, swimming [a...
swines
13
10
SWINE, a domestic pi...
swinge
14
12
to beat, chastise, a...
swings
15
12
SWING, to move freel...
swingy
21
14
having swing [adj SW...
swinks
15
14
SWINK, (archaic) to...
swiped
16
13
SWIPE, to strike wit...
swiper
16
12
one who sweeps for o...
swipes
16
12
SWIPE, to strike wit...
swipey
22
14
fuddled with malt li...
swiple
17
13
a part of a threshin...
swires
14
9
SWIRE, a hollow betw...
swirls
16
10
SWIRL, to move with...
swirly
22
12
swirling [adj SWIRLI...
swishy
23
13
swishing [adj SWISHI...
switch
20
14
to beat with a flexi...
swithe
16
11
(US) quickly, at onc...
swived
16
14
SWIVE, (archaic) to...
swivel
17
14
to turn on a pivoted...
swives
16
13
SWIVE, (archaic) to...
swivet
16
13
(dialect) a state of...
swoons
12
10
SWOON, to faint, als...
swoony
18
12
languid, dazed [adj...
swoops
15
12
SWOOP, to make a sud...
swoopy
21
14
having sweeping line...
swoosh
15
11
to make a noise like...
swords
14
10
SWORD, a weapon with...
swotty
20
11
given to hard study,...
swound
13
12
to faint, also SWOON...
swoune
12
11
(Spenser) to swoon [...
swouns
13
11
SWOUN, to faint, als...
swownd
16
14
(Spenser) a fainting...
swowne
15
13
(Spenser) a fainting...
sybbes
21
14
SYBBE, (Spenser) a b...
sybils
21
12
SYBIL, (Greek) any o...
syboes
18
11
SYBO, (Scots) a spri...
sybows
22
14
SYBOW, (Scots) a spr...
sycees
19
11
SYCEE, (Chinese) lum...
sycons
19
12
SYCON, a type of spo...
syeing
17
11
SYE, to strain [v]
sylphs
23
14
SYLPH, a slender, gr...
sylphy
29
16
like a sylph [adj SY...
sylvae
19
13
SYLVA, the forest tr...
sylvan
19
14
one that lives in a...
sylvas
20
13
SYLVA, the forest tr...
sylvia
20
13
(Latin) any warbler...
sylvin
20
14
a native potassium c...
symars
18
11
SYMAR, a loose coat,...
symbol
21
15
to serve as a repres...
synced
19
13
SYNC, to cause to op...
synchs
22
14
SYNCH, to cause to o...
syncom
20
15
a type of communicat...
synded
16
11
SYND, (Scots) to rin...
syndet
16
10
a synthetic detergen...
syndic
20
13
a business agent [n...
syngas
17
11
a mixture of carbon...
syning
17
12
SYNE, to rinse, wash...
synods
16
10
SYNOD, an ecclesiast...
synroc
19
12
a type of synthetic...
syntan
15
10
a synthetic tanning...
syntax
22
16
the way words are pu...
synths
19
11
SYNTH, (short for) a...
synura
16
10
any of a genus of pr...
sypher
21
13
to lay an edge over...
syphon
20
14
to draw off through...
syping
20
14
SYPE, (dialect) to s...
syrahs
19
10
SYRAH, a red wine gr...
syrens
16
9
SYREN, a siren [n]
syrinx
23
16
the vocal organ of a...
syrtes
17
8
SYRTIS, (Milton) an...
syrtis
18
8
(Milton) an area of...
syrups
20
12
SYRUP, to make into...
syrupy
26
14
like syrup, also SIR...
sysops
19
11
SYSOP, (short for) s...
system
18
11
a group of interacti...
sythes
19
10
SYTHE, (Spenser) a t...
syvers
19
12
SYVER, (Scots) a dra...
syzygy
34
23
the configuration of...
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