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baaings
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BAAING, the cry of a...
baalism
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the worship of baal...
baaskap
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(Afrikaans) the poli...
babacos
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BABACO, a subtropica...
babacus
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BABACU, (Tupi) a Bra...
babalas
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(Afrikaans) drunk, a...
babassu
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(Tupi) a Brazilian p...
babbitt
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to fit with Babbitt...
babbled
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BABBLE, to talk ince...
babbler
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any of a family of t...
babbles
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BABBLE, to talk ince...
babesia
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a parasite causing c...
babiche
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a thong or lace made...
babiest
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BABY, like a baby [a...
bablahs
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BABLAH, (Hindi) a sp...
babools
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BABOOL, (Hindi) a sp...
baboons
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BABOON, a large ape...
baboosh
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a kind of heelless s...
babuche
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a kind of heelless s...
babudom
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the state of being a...
babuism
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the state of being a...
babying
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BABY, to treat like...
babyish
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resembling a baby [a...
babysat
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BABYSIT, to care for...
babysit
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to care for a child...
bacalao
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(Spanish) salted cod...
baccala
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(Spanish) salted cod...
baccara
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a French card game,...
baccare
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(Shakespeare) back!...
baccate
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having berries; berr...
bacchic
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relating to the wors...
bacchii
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BACCHIUS, a metrical...
baccies
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BACCY, (colloquial)...
baccoes
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BACCO, (short for) t...
bachata
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(Spanish) a type of...
bachcha
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(Hinglish) in India,...
baching
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18
BACH, to live as a b...
bacilli
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BACILLUS, any of the...
backare
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(Shakespeare) back!...
backbar
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the space behind a b...
backbit
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20
BACKBITE, to speak i...
backers
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BACKER, a supporter...
backets
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BACKET, (Scots) a sh...
backfat
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the layer of fat bet...
backfit
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to modify later [v B...
backhoe
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an excavating machin...
backies
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BACKIE, (slang) a ri...
backing
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a support [n -S]
backlit
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lit from behind [adj...
backlog
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to accumulate [v BAC...
backlot
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an outdoor area, oft...
backout
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a reversal of launch...
backras
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BACKRA, in the West...
backsaw
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a saw (as a tenon sa...
backset
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to attack from the r...
backsey
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(Scots) sirloin [n -...
backups
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BACKUP, a substitute...
baclava
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a middle Eastern des...
baconer
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a pig suitable for b...
baculum
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the bone in the peni...
baddest
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BAD, not good [adj]
baddies
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BADDY, a bad person,...
baddish
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not very good [adj]
badgers
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BADGER, to pester or...
badging
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BADGE, to supply wit...
badious
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chestnut-coloured [a...
badland
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a barren, hilly area...
badmash
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an evil-doer, also B...
badness
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the state of being b...
badware
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malicious computer s...
baetyls
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BAETYL, a magical or...
baffies
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BAFFY, a wooden golf...
baffing
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BAFF, in golf, to st...
baffled
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18
BAFFLE, to confuse,...
baffler
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a person who or thin...
baffles
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BAFFLE, to confuse,...
bagarre
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(French) a scuffle o...
bagasse
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dry refuse in sugar-...
bageled
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BAGEL, to defeat in...
bagfuls
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BAGFUL, as much as a...
baggage
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luggage [n -S]
baggers
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BAGGER, one that bag...
baggier
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BAGGY, loose fitting...
baggies
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BAGGIE, (colloquial)...
baggily
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BAGGY, loose fitting...
bagging
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material for bags [n...
baggits
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BAGGIT, a ripe femal...
bagless
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not having a bag [ad...
baglike
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like a bag [adj]
bagnios
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BAGNIO, (Italian) a...
bagpipe
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a wind instrument [n...
bagsful
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BAGFUL, as much as a...
baguets
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BAGUET, (French) a l...
baguios
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BAGUIO, (Spanish) a...
bagwash
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a laundry service of...
bagwigs
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BAGWIG, a wig, in us...
bagworm
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one of several lepid...
bahadas
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BAHADA, (Spanish) a...
bahadur
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a Hindu title of res...
baidars
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BAIDAR, (Russian) an...
bailees
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BAILEE, a person to...
bailers
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BAILER, (US) a perso...
baileys
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BAILEY, the outer wa...
bailies
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BAILIE, in Scotland,...
bailiff
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a sheriff's officer...
bailing
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BAIL, to set free by...
baillie
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in Scotland, a magis...
baillis
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BAILLI, (French) a m...
bailors
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BAILOR, a person who...
bailout
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the act of parachuti...
bainins
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BAININ, (Irish) a wh...
bainite
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a byproduct of steel...
bairnly
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like a bairn, a chil...
baiters
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BAITER, one who bait...
baiting
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fish or worms used a...
baizing
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BAIZE, to cover with...
bajadas
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BAJADA, (Spanish) a...
bajrees
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BAJREE, (Hindi) in t...
bakeoff
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a baking contest in...
bakings
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BAKING, the process...
bakkies
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BAKKIE, (South Afric...
baklava
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a Middle Eastern des...
baklawa
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a Middle Eastern des...
baladin
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(French) a (male) th...
balafon
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a musical instrument...
balance
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to have equal weight...
balases
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BALAS, a variety of...
balatas
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BALATA, a large ever...
balboas
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BALBOA, the monetary...
balcony
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a platform projectin...
baldest
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BALD, without hair [...
baldier
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BALDY, having no hai...
baldies
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BALDY, a bald person...
balding
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BALD, to lose one's...
baldish
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somewhat bald [adj]
baldric
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a warrior's sword be...
baleens
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BALEEN, whalebone [n...
baleful
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foreboding or threat...
balings
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BALING, the act of m...
balises
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BALISE, an electroni...
balista
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a Roman machine for...
balkers
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BALKER, one who, or...
balkier
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BALKY, apt to balk;...
balkily
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BALKY, apt to balk;...
balking
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the act of balking [...
ballade
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(French) a poetic fo...
ballads
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BALLAD, to make ball...
ballans
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BALLAN, a species of...
ballant
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(Scots) a ballad [n...
ballast
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heavy material used...
ballats
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BALLAT, to make ball...
ballboy
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a boy who retrieves...
ballers
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BALLER, a person who...
ballets
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BALLET, to make ball...
ballies
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BALLY, a noisy uproa...
balling
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forming into a ball...
ballium
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the outer wall and f...
ballons
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BALLON, in dancing,...
balloon
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to swell out [v -ED,...
ballots
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BALLOT, to vote by b...
ballows
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BALLOW, (Shakespeare...
ballsed
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BALLS, to mess up [v...
ballses
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BALLS, to mess up [v...
ballups
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BALLUP, (US) a botch...
ballute
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a small inflatable p...
balmier
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BALMY, mild, tempera...
balmily
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BALMY, mild, tempera...
balming
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BALM, to embalm [v]
balneal
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of or pertaining to...
baloney
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deceptive talk, nons...
balsams
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BALSAM, to soothe; t...
balsamy
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like balsam, fragran...
bambini
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BAMBINO, (Italian) a...
bambino
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(Italian) a child [n...
bamboos
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BAMBOO, a giant trop...
bammers
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BAMMER, a fool [n]
bamming
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BAM, to hoax or chea...
bampots
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BAMPOT, (Scots) an i...
banaler
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BANAL, flat and unin...
banally
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BANAL, flat and unin...
bananas
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BANANA, an edible fr...
bandage
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to cover a wound wit...
bandaid
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acting as a quick fi...
bandana
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a large coloured han...
bandari
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(Hindi) a female mon...
bandars
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12
BANDAR, (Hindi) a rh...
bandbox
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a box for holding ba...
bandeau
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(French) a narrow ba...
banders
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BANDER, a member of...
bandied
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BANDY, to toss to an...
bandier
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BANDY, having crooke...
bandies
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BANDY, to toss to an...
banding
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a streaming system f...
bandito
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(Spanish) a Mexican...
bandits
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BANDIT, a robber [n]
bandogs
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BANDOG, a mastiff or...
bandook
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(Urdu) indian army s...
bandora
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an ancient lute, als...
bandore
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an ancient lute, als...
bandrol
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a small banner or st...
bandsaw
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a type of power saw...
bandura
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a twelve-stringed in...
baneful
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poisonous [adj BANEF...
bangers
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BANGER, (colloquial)...
banging
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BANG, to make a loud...
bangkok
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a straw hat [n -S]
bangled
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wearing bangles [adj...
bangles
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BANGLE, a rigid ring...
banians
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BANIAN, a Hindu trad...
banjoes
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BANJO, a stringed mu...
bankers
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BANKER, a person who...
bankets
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BANKET, a gold-beari...
banking
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the business of a ba...
bankits
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BANKIT, a raised sid...
banksia
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an evergreen, flower...
banners
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BANNER, to furnish w...
bannets
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BANNET, a bonnet [n]
banning
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the act of imposing...
bannock
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(Scots) a flat oatme...
banoffi
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banana and toffee as...
banquet
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to feast [v -ED, -IN...
bansela
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a gratuity to a blac...
banshee
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in Irish folklore, a...
banshie
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in Irish folklore, a...
bantams
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BANTAM, a small vari...
banteng
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an ox, also BANTING...
banters
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BANTER, to exchange...
banties
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BANTY, a bantam [n]
banting
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weight-reduction by...
banyans
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BANYAN, (Hindi) an I...
banzais
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BANZAI, a Japanese b...
baobabs
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BAOBAB, an African t...
baptise
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to administer baptis...
baptism
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immersion in water a...
baptist
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one who baptises [n...
baptize
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to administer baptis...
baracan
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(French) a coarsely...
barazas
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BARAZA, (Swahili) in...
barbate
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barbed, bearded, als...
barbell
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a weight-lifting app...
barbels
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BARBEL, a fleshy app...
barbers
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BARBER, to shave or...
barbets
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BARBET, (French) a v...
barbies
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BARBIE, (Australian...
barbing
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BARB, to pierce with...
barbola
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an ornamentation of...
barbots
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BARBOT, a kind of la...
barbule
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a small barb [n -S]
barbuts
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BARBUT, a type of he...
barchan
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16
a crescent-shaped sa...
barcode
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an arrangement, read...
bardash
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(obsolete) a homosex...
bardier
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BARDY, (Scots) scold...
bardies
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BARDIE, an Australia...
barding
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BARDE, to cover a ho...
bardism
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the study of the mus...
barefit
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(Scots) barefoot [ad...
bareges
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BAREGE, a light silk...
barfing
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BARF, (colloquial) t...
bargain
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to haggle over costs...
bargees
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BARGEE, a bargeman [...
bargest
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12
a doglike goblin who...
barging
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15
BARGE, to push one's...
bargoon
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13
(Canadian slang) a b...
barhops
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15
BARHOP, to go from o...
barilla
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the alkali plant; an...
barista
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10
one who makes and se...
barites
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10
BARITE, a native sul...
bariums
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BARIUM, a metallic e...
barkans
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BARKAN, a crescent-s...
barkeep
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(US) a bartender [n...
barkens
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BARKEN, to dry up in...
barkers
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BARKER, (slang) a pi...
barkhan
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a crescent-shaped sa...
barkier
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BARKY, having a toug...
barking
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BARK, to make a soun...
barless
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without a bar [adj]
barleys
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BARLEY, a cereal gra...
barlows
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14
BARLOW, a jackknife...
barmaid
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14
a female bartender [...
barmier
15
13
BARMIE, foamy; dotty...
barmily
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16
BARMY [adv]
barmkin
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18
(archaic) a battleme...
barmpot
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an idiot, fool, also...
barnets
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11
BARNET, (slang) hair...
barneys
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13
BARNEY, to quarrel l...
barnier
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11
BARNY, like a barn [...
barning
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14
BARN, to store in a...
barocco
19
16
a bold decorative st...
barocks
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BAROCK, a bold decor...
barolos
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11
BAROLO, a red Italia...
baronet
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11
the lowest British h...
barongs
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BARONG, a broad-blad...
baronne
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(French) a baroness...
baroque
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a bold decorative st...
barques
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BARQUE, a three-mast...
barrace
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(obsolete) the lists...
barrack
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to shout encourageme...
barrage
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to subject to a mass...
barrats
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10
BARRAT [n]
barreed
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BARRE, to execute ba...
barrels
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BARREL, to move fast...
barrens
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BARREN, a tract of i...
barrets
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10
BARRET, a kind of ca...
barrico
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13
a small cask [n BARR...
barrier
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10
to shut by means of...
barries
14
10
BARRY, (Australian s...
barring
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an exclusion [n -S]
barrios
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10
BARRIO, a Spanish-sp...
barroom
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a room in which drin...
barrows
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BARROW, a hand prope...
bartend
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to serve in a bar [v...
barters
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10
BARTER, to trade by...
bartons
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BARTON, a farmyard [...
bartsia
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10
a wild flower of the...
barware
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barroom equipment [n...
barwood
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14
a hard red African d...
baryons
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BARYON, a heavier cl...
barytas
20
12
BARYTA, barium monox...
barytes
20
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BARYTE, a native sul...
barytic
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relating to baryta [...
baryton
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13
a kind of bass viol...
basally
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14
BASAL, relating to,...
basalts
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11
BASALT, an igneous v...
basants
13
11
BASANT, (Urdu) a Pak...
bascule
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15
a type of bridge [n...
baseman
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a player who stands...
basemen
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BASEMAN, a player wh...
basenji
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(Bantu) a small Afri...
bashaws
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15
BASHAW, a former Tur...
bashers
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BASHER, one who bash...
bashful
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shy, timid [adj BASH...
bashing
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15
a malicious physical...
bashlik
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a long Russian hood,...
bashlyk
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a long Russian hood,...
bashtag
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a hashtag used for c...
basidia
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BASIDIUM, a fungal f...
basilar
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relating to, or situ...
basilic
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pertaining to the la...
basinal
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pertaining to a basi...
basined
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put in a basin [adj]
basinet
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11
a light helmet, also...
basions
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BASION, a part of th...
baskets
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BASKET, a container...
basking
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BASK, to relax in pl...
basmati
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(Hindi) a type of lo...
basnets
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BASNET, a light helm...
basoche
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15
a mediaeval guild of...
basqued
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furnished with a bas...
basques
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BASQUE, a kind of bo...
bassers
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BASSER, someone who...
bassest
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10
BASS, of a voice, lo...
bassets
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10
BASSET, to outcrop,...
bassett
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10
to outcrop, also BAS...
bassier
14
10
BASSY, somewhat deep...
bassing
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13
BASSE [v]
bassist
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10
a person who plays a...
bassoon
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a woodwind instrumen...
bastard
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a child whose parent...
basters
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10
BASTER, one who bast...
bastide
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11
a French country hou...
bastile
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11
a tower or an elevat...
basting
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13
loose temporary stit...
bastion
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11
a tower at the corne...
bastles
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11
BASTLE, a fortified...
basucos
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14
BASUCO, an low grade...
batable
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14
debatable, disputabl...
batards
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11
BATARD, a birchbark...
batatas
13
10
BATATA, an aborigina...
batavia
15
14
a variety of lettuce...
batboys
22
15
BATBOY, a boy who mi...
batched
19
16
BATCH, to collect to...
batcher
19
15
one who puts things...
batches
19
15
BATCH, to collect to...
bateaux
19
18
BATEAU, (French) a b...
batfish
19
15
a fish with wing-lik...
batfowl
20
17
to catch birds at ni...
batgirl
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a girl who minds bas...
bathers
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12
BATHER, one who bath...
bathing
17
15
the act of taking a...
bathmat
17
15
a mat used in bathro...
bathmic
21
18
relating to bathmism...
bathtub
19
16
a tub for bathing [n...
bathyal
23
15
pertaining to the zo...
batiked
15
15
BATIK, to produce ba...
batiste
14
10
(French) a fine fabr...
batlers
15
11
BATLER, a wooden mal...
batlets
15
11
BATLET, a wooden mal...
batlike
16
15
resembling a bat (a...
batoned
12
12
BATON, to strike wit...
batoons
12
11
BATOON, to strike wi...
batshit
17
12
completely mad or cr...
batsman
14
14
one who bats [n BATS...
batsmen
14
14
BATSMAN, one who bat...
batteau
13
11
a flat bottomed rive...
battels
15
11
BATTEL, to have an a...
battens
13
11
BATTEN, to fasten wi...
battero
13
10
(Shakespeare) a cudg...
batters
14
10
BATTER, to beat repe...
battery
20
12
a device for generat...
battier
14
10
BATTY, (colloquial)...
batties
14
10
BATTY, (West Indian...
battiks
16
14
BATTIK, an Indonesia...
battill
17
12
to make fertile, als...
battily
22
13
BATTY [adv]
batting
15
13
cottonwool prepared...
battled
15
12
BATTLE, to fight [v]
battler
15
11
one who battles [n -...
battles
15
11
BATTLE, to fight [v]
battues
14
11
BATTUE, (French) ind...
battuta
14
11
(Italian) the measur...
battuto
14
11
a selection of chopp...
batwing
18
16
as in batwing sleeve...
baubees
15
14
BAUBEE, (Scots) a ha...
baubles
17
15
BAUBLE, a cheap trin...
bauchle
20
17
to make shapeless, b...
baudric
18
15
a warrior's sword be...
baueras
13
11
BAUERA, a kind of ev...
bauking
16
18
BAUK, to refrain fro...
baulked
16
17
BAULK, to refrain fr...
baulker
16
16
one who baulks [n -S...
bausond
13
13
of animals, having w...
bauxite
20
18
an ore of aluminium,...
bavined
15
16
BAVIN, to tie brushw...
bawbees
18
16
BAWBEE, (Scots) a ha...
bawbles
20
17
BAWBLE, a cheap trin...
bawcock
24
23
(Shakespeare) a fine...
bawdier
17
14
BAWDY, obscene [adj]
bawdies
17
14
BAWDY, obscene langu...
bawdily
25
17
BAWDY, obscene [adv]
bawdkin
18
19
a rich embroidered m...
bawdric
21
17
a warrior's sword be...
bawlers
18
14
BAWLER, one who bawl...
bawleys
24
16
BAWLEY, in Essex and...
bawling
19
17
loud crying [n -S]
bawneen
14
15
(Irish) a white, clo...
bawsunt
17
15
having white marks,...
bawties
17
13
BAWTIE, (Scots) a do...
baxters
20
17
BAXTER, (obsolete) a...
bayamos
20
15
BAYAMO, a strong win...
bayards
20
13
BAYARD, a bay horse,...
bayonet
18
13
to stab with a dagge...
bayside
20
13
the shore of a bay [...
bayting
21
15
BAYT, (Spenser) to b...
baywood
22
16
a coarse mahogany [n...
baywops
25
18
BAYWOP, in Newfoundl...
bayyans
25
15
BAYYAN, an official...
bazaars
16
19
BAZAAR, an Eastern m...
bazooka
16
23
a small rocket launc...
bazooms
17
22
BAZOOM, a woman's br...
bazouki
18
24
a Greek stringed ins...
bazzing
21
31
BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beached
18
16
BEACH, to drive onto...
beaches
18
15
BEACH, to drive onto...
beacons
15
14
BEACON, to shine lik...
beaders
13
11
BEADER, one who make...
beadier
13
11
BEADY, resembling be...
beadily
21
14
BEADY, resembling be...
beading
14
14
decoration in the fo...
beadles
14
12
BEADLE, a minor pari...
beadman
13
15
one who prays for an...
beadmen
13
15
BEADMAN, one who pra...
beagled
15
14
BEAGLE, to hunt with...
beagler
15
13
one who hunts with b...
beagles
15
13
BEAGLE, to hunt with...
beakers
14
14
BEAKER, a large cup...
beakier
14
14
BEAKY, resembling a...
bealing
15
14
an infected sore, al...
beamers
14
13
BEAMER, a workman or...
beamier
14
13
BEAMY, radiant [adj]
beamily
22
16
radiantly [adv]
beaming
15
16
smiling broadly [adj...
beamish
17
15
radiant [adj BEAMISH...
beamlet
15
14
a small beam of ligh...
beanbag
15
16
a small cloth bag co...
beanery
18
13
a cheap restaurant [...
beanies
12
11
BEANIE, a small clos...
beaning
13
14
BEAN, to hit on the...
bearcat
16
13
the lesser panda [n...
bearded
13
12
BEARD, to oppose wit...
beardie
13
11
a fish, the bearded...
bearers
13
10
BEARER, one who bear...
bearhug
17
15
a firm embrace [n -S...
bearing
14
13
demeanour, carriage...
bearish
16
12
in the manner of a b...
bearpaw
18
16
the paw of a bear [n...
beasted
13
11
BEAST, to punish or...
beastie
13
10
a small beast [n -S]
beastly
21
13
resembling a beast [...
beatbox
21
20
to use a kind of dru...
beaters
13
10
BEATER, one who beat...
beathed
15
13
BEATH, (Spenser) to...
beatier
13
10
BEATY, of music, hav...
beatify
22
15
to make blessed [v B...
beating
14
13
a defeat [n -S]
beatnik
14
15
a bohemian or non-co...
beaufet
15
14
(obsolete) a sideboa...
beaufin
15
15
a red cooking apple...
beauish
16
13
like a beau, foppish...
beauter
13
11
BEAUT, beautiful [ad...
beavers
15
14
BEAVER, to work hard...
beavery
21
16
a place where beaver...
bebeeru
15
14
a tropical tree, aka...
beblood
16
15
to cover with blood...
bebungs
17
17
BEBUNG, a tremolo ef...
becalls
19
15
BECALL, to call name...
becalms
19
17
BECALM, to make calm...
becasse
16
13
(French) a woodcock...
because
16
14
for the reason that...
bechalk
21
20
to cover with chalk...
becharm
20
18
to enchant [v -ED, -...
beckets
18
17
BECKET, a loop of ro...
becking
19
20
BECK, to beckon [v]
beckons
17
18
BECKON, to indicate...
beclasp
20
17
to clasp, embrace [v...
becloak
18
18
to place a cloak on...
beclogs
19
16
BECLOG, to clog up [...
becloud
18
16
to make dim, cloud [...
beclown
20
18
to make ridiculous [...
becomes
17
16
BECOME, to come to b...
becrawl
21
17
to creep over [v -ED...
becrime
18
16
to make guility of a...
becrowd
20
17
to press closely tog...
becrust
18
14
to cover with a crus...
becurls
19
15
BECURL, to curl; to...
becurse
17
14
to put a curse on [v...
becurst
18
14
BECURSE, to put a cu...
bedamns
14
15
BEDAMN, to swear at...
bedaubs
16
15
BEDAUB, to cover wit...
bedawin
16
15
a nomadic Arab, also...
bedazed
16
21
BEDAZE, to daze thor...
bedazes
16
20
BEDAZE, to daze thor...
bedbath
18
16
the washing of a sic...
bedbugs
18
17
BEDBUG, a bloodsucki...
bedders
14
12
BEDDER, one that mak...
bedding
15
15
articles used in mak...
bedecks
18
18
BEDECK, to attire wi...
bedells
16
13
BEDELL, (obsolete) a...
bedeman
13
15
one who prays for an...
bedemen
13
15
BEDEMAN, one who pra...
bederal
14
12
(Scots) a beadle, al...
bedevil
17
16
to plague, torment [...
bedewed
16
15
BEDEW, to cover with...
bedfast
16
14
confined to bed [adj...
bedgown
17
17
a nightgown [n -S]
bedhead
15
14
the headboard of a b...
bedight
18
15
(archaic) to equip,...
bedirty
21
13
to make dirty [v BED...
bedizen
16
21
to dress gaudily [v...
bedlamp
18
18
a reading light near...
bedlams
16
15
BEDLAM, pandemonium...
bedless
15
12
without a bed [adj]
bedlike
16
16
resembling a bed [ad...
bedmate
14
14
one who shares a bed...
bedouin
13
13
a nomadic Arab, also...
bedpans
15
15
BEDPAN, a toilet pan...
bedpost
16
14
a post of a bed [n -...
bedrail
15
12
a rail that runs alo...
bedrals
15
12
BEDRAL, (Scots) a be...
bedrape
15
14
to cover with cloth...
bedrest
14
11
confinement to bed,...
bedrite
14
11
the privilege or due...
bedrock
18
18
the rock underlying...
bedroll
16
13
a portable roll of b...
bedroom
14
14
a room for sleeping...
bedrops
16
14
BEDROP, to sprinkle...
bedropt
16
14
sprinkled as with dr...
bedrugs
16
14
BEDRUG, to drug abun...
bedside
14
12
the side of a bed [n...
bedsits
15
11
BEDSIT, a one-room d...
bedsock
18
18
a sock for wear in b...
bedsore
13
11
a type of sore cause...
bedtick
19
18
a tick or bag made o...
bedtime
15
14
the time at which on...
beducks
19
19
BEDUCK, to plunge un...
beduins
14
13
BEDUIN, a nomadic Ar...
bedumbs
18
18
BEDUMB, to render sp...
bedunce
16
16
to make a dunce of [...
bedungs
15
15
BEDUNG, to cover wit...
bedusts
15
12
BEDUST, to cover wit...
bedward
17
15
towards bed [adv]
bedwarf
19
17
to make small by com...
beebees
14
13
BEEBEE, a pellet e.g...
beechen
17
16
relating to a beech...
beeches
18
15
BEECH, a common fore...
beedies
13
11
BEEDIE, a cheap thin...
beefalo
15
14
a cross between a co...
beefier
15
13
BEEFY, thickly built...
beefily
23
16
BEEFY, thickly built...
beefing
16
16
BEEF, to grumble [v]
beegahs
16
14
BEEGAH, an Indian la...
beehive
17
16
a hive for bees [n -...
beelike
15
15
resembling a bee [ad...
beeline
13
12
to head directly tow...
beenahs
14
13
BEENAH, a form of ma...
beentos
12
11
BEENTO, in West Afri...
beepers
15
13
BEEPER, a paging dev...
beeping
16
16
BEEP, to honk a horn...
beerage
13
12
the brewing industry...
beerier
13
10
BEERY, smelling of b...
beerily
21
13
BEERY, smelling of b...
beermat
14
13
a cardboard mat to p...
beernut
13
12
a peanut with a swee...
beesome
13
13
blind, also BISSON [...
beeswax
22
20
to polish with the w...
beetfly
23
16
a fly which attacks...
beeting
14
13
BEET, to improve or...
beetled
14
12
BEETLE, to jut out,...
beetler
14
11
an operator of a clo...
beetles
14
11
BEETLE, to jut out,...
beeyard
19
13
an apiary [n -S]
beezers
16
19
BEEZER, (Scots) some...
befalls
18
15
BEFALL, to happen or...
befanas
14
14
BEFANA, an Epiphany...
beffana
16
17
an Epiphany gift, al...
beflags
18
16
BEFLAG, to deck with...
befleas
16
14
BEFLEA, to infest wi...
befleck
21
21
to cover with flecks...
beflums
19
18
BEFLUM, (Scott) to b...
befoams
16
16
BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befools
16
14
BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befouls
17
15
BEFOUL, to make foul...
befrets
16
13
BEFRET, to gnaw [v]
begalls
17
14
BEGALL, to make sore...
begazed
17
22
BEGAZE, to look at f...
begazes
17
21
BEGAZE, to look at f...
beggars
16
14
BEGGAR, to impoveris...
beggary
22
16
extreme poverty [n B...
begging
17
17
the act of begging [...
beghard
17
15
in Flanders, a man l...
begifts
18
15
BEGIFT, to present w...
begilds
17
14
BEGILD, to gild [v]
beginne
13
14
(Spenser) a beginnin...
begirds
16
13
BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
beglads
16
14
BEGLAD, to make glad...
begloom
16
16
to make gloomy [v -E...
begnaws
17
16
BEGNAW, to gnaw [v]
begoing
15
15
BEGO, to beset [v]
begonia
13
13
a garden plant with...
begorah
16
14
(Irish) an interject...
begored
14
13
smeared with gore [a...
begorra
14
12
(Irish) an interject...
begrime
16
15
to soil with grime,...
begrims
17
15
BEGRIM, to soil with...
begroan
13
13
to groan at [v -ED,...
beguile
16
14
to deceive [v BEGUIL...
beguine
14
14
(French) a dance of...
beguins
15
14
BEGUIN, in Flanders,...
begulfs
19
17
BEGULF, to engulf [v...
begunks
16
18
BEGUNK, (Scots) to t...
behaved
17
17
BEHAVE, to act prope...
behaver
17
16
one who behaves [n -...
behaves
17
16
BEHAVE, to act prope...
beheads
15
13
BEHEAD, to cut off t...
behests
16
12
BEHEST, a command [n...
behight
20
16
to vow [v BEHIGHT or...
behinds
16
14
BEHIND, the buttocks...
beholds
17
14
BEHOLD, to view [v]
behoofs
17
15
BEHOOF, a benefit re...
behoove
16
16
to be fit, right or...
behotes
15
12
BEHOTE, to vow, prom...
behoved
17
17
BEHOVE, to be fit, r...
behoves
17
16
BEHOVE, to be fit, r...
behowls
20
16
BEHOWL, to howl at [...
beigels
16
13
BEIGEL, a hard ring-...
beigest
15
12
BEIGE, greyish buff...
beigier
15
12
BEIGY, relating to t...
beignes
14
13
BEIGNE, a fritter, a...
beignet
14
13
a fritter, a deep-fr...
beining
14
14
BEIN, to fill [v]
beinked
14
16
smeared with ink [ad...
bejaded
15
21
BEJADE, to tire out...
bejades
15
20
BEJADE, to tire out...
bejants
15
20
BEJANT, (Scots) a fr...
bejasus
16
20
an oath, by Jesus, a...
bejesus
16
20
a mild oath, also BE...
bejewel
19
23
to adorn with jewels...
beknave
15
19
to treat as a knave...
beknots
14
15
BEKNOT, to tie in kn...
beknown
16
19
(archaic) known [adj...
belabor
16
14
to buffet, beat, als...
belaced
17
15
BELACE, to adorn wit...
belaces
17
14
BELACE, to adorn wit...
belated
14
12
BELATE, (archaic) to...
belates
14
11
BELATE, (archaic) to...
belauds
15
13
BELAUD, to laud or p...
belayed
20
14
BELAY, to fasten a r...
belayer
20
13
one who belays [n -S...
belched
20
17
BELCH, to expel gas...
belcher
20
16
a kind of spotted ne...
belches
20
16
BELCH, to expel gas...
beldame
15
15
an old woman, esp. a...
beldams
16
15
BELDAM, an old woman...
beleaps
16
14
BELEAP, to leap upon...
beleapt
16
14
BELEAP, to leap upon...
belgard
16
14
(Spenser) a fair or...
beliefs
17
14
BELIEF, a conviction...
beliers
15
11
BELIER, one who beli...
believe
16
15
to accept as true [v...
bellboy
24
17
a pageboy in a hotel...
belleek
16
16
a thin translucent p...
bellhop
20
17
a pageboy in a hotel...
bellied
16
13
BELLY, to swell out...
bellies
16
12
BELLY, to swell out...
belling
17
15
a mock serenade for...
bellini
16
13
a cocktail consistin...
bellman
16
16
a watchman employed...
bellmen
16
16
BELLMAN, a watchman...
bellock
20
19
to shout [v -ED, -IN...
bellows
19
15
BELLOW, to roar like...
belongs
15
14
BELONG, to be a memb...
beloved
16
16
a person who is much...
beloves
16
15
BELOVE, (obsolete) t...
belters
15
11
BELTER, an impressiv...
belting
16
14
a thrashing [n -S]
beltman
15
15
a lifesaver with a l...
beltmen
15
15
BELTMAN, a lifesaver...
beltway
24
16
a highway round an u...
belugas
16
14
BELUGA, the white wh...
belying
22
16
BELIE, to misreprese...
bemadam
15
17
to call by the title...
bemauls
16
15
BEMAUL, (archaic) to...
bemazed
17
23
(archaic) stupefied,...
bemeans
13
14
BEMEAN, (archaic) to...
bemeant
13
14
BEMEAN, (archaic) to...
bemedal
15
15
(archaic) to decorat...
bemeted
14
14
BEMETE, (archaic) to...
bemetes
14
13
BEMETE, (archaic) to...
bemired
15
14
BEMIRE, (archaic) to...
bemires
15
13
BEMIRE, (archaic) to...
bemists
16
13
BEMIST, to envelop i...
bemixed
21
21
BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemixes
21
20
BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemoans
13
14
BEMOAN, to lament [v...
bemocks
19
20
BEMOCK, (archaic) to...
bemoils
16
14
BEMOIL, (Shakespeare...
bemouth
17
16
(archaic) to mouth a...
bemused
15
15
BEMUSE, to confuse [...
bemuses
15
14
BEMUSE, to confuse [...
benamed
13
15
BENAME, to name, men...
benames
13
14
BENAME, to name, men...
benched
18
17
BENCH, to provide wi...
bencher
18
16
a senior member of a...
benches
18
16
BENCH, to provide wi...
bendays
19
14
BENDAY, to reproduce...
bendees
12
12
BENDEE, a heraldic f...
benders
13
12
BENDER, a drunken sp...
bendier
13
12
BENDY, full of bends...
bending
14
15
the act of bending [...
bendlet
14
13
in heraldry, a narro...
beneath
14
13
under, also ANEATH,...
benefic
18
17
of, having, or exert...
benefit
15
14
to obtain an advanta...
benempt
16
17
BENAME, to name, men...
benight
17
15
to be overtaken by n...
benison
12
12
a blessing, a benedi...
bennets
12
12
BENNET, a dry grass...
bennies
12
12
BENNY, (slang) an ov...
benomyl
21
17
a pesticide and fung...
benthal
16
14
living on the sea bo...
benthic
19
16
living on the sea bo...
benthon
14
14
the flora and fauna...
benthos
15
13
the flora and fauna...
bentier
13
11
BENTY, like wiry gra...
benumbs
17
18
BENUMB, to make numb...
benzals
17
21
BENZAL, a radical in...
benzene
14
21
a solvent distilled...
benzils
18
21
BENZIL, a hydrocarbo...
benzine
15
21
a mixture of hydroca...
benzins
16
21
BENZIN, a solvent di...
benzoic
19
23
relating to benzoin,...
benzoin
15
21
a fragrant aromatic...
benzole
16
21
crude benzene, used...
benzols
17
21
BENZOL, a crude form...
benzoyl
23
23
a compound radical,...
benzyls
24
23
BENZYL, a compound r...
bepaint
15
14
(archaic) to paint o...
bepearl
16
14
to cover with pearls...
bepelts
17
14
BEPELT, to pelt hard...
beprose
15
13
to reduce to prose [...
bepuffs
21
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BEPUFF, (archaic) to...
bequest
22
20
a legacy [n -S]
beraked
14
15
BERAKE, to rake all...
berakes
14
14
BERAKE, to rake all...
berated
13
11
BERATE, to scold sev...
berates
13
10
BERATE, to scold sev...
berayed
19
13
BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berbere
15
13
an Ethiopian hot pas...
berbers
16
13
BERBER, a type of ca...
berbice
19
16
as in berbice chair,...
berceau
16
14
a cradle, a covered...
berdash
16
13
an American Indian t...
bereave
14
14
to deprive esp. by d...
beretta
13
10
a square cap worn by...
bergali
16
13
a fish of the wrasse...
bergama
15
15
a type of rug [n -S]
bergens
14
13
BERGEN, a type of la...
bergere
14
12
a type of easy chair...
bergylt
23
15
(Norwegian) the Norw...
berhyme
23
17
to compose in rhyme,...
berimed
15
14
BERIME, to compose i...
berimes
15
13
BERIME, to compose i...
berleys
21
13
BERLEY, (Australian)...
berline
14
12
an old four-wheeled...
berlins
15
12
BERLIN, an old four-...
berming
16
16
BERM, to provide a b...
berobed
15
14
wearing a robe [adj]
berrets
14
10
BERRET, a round clos...
berried
14
11
BERRY, to collect be...
berries
14
10
BERRY, to collect be...
berseem
14
13
a Mediterranean clov...
berserk
15
14
out of control [adj...
berthas
16
12
BERTHA, a woman's de...
berthed
16
13
BERTH, to moor a shi...
berthes
16
12
BERTHE, a woman's de...
besaint
13
11
to make a saint of [...
bescour
17
14
to scour thoroughly...
beseech
18
15
to implore, also BES...
beseeke
13
14
(Spenser) to entreat...
beseems
14
13
BESEEM, to be becomi...
beshame
16
15
(archaic) to put to...
beshine
15
13
(archaic) to light u...
beshone
14
13
BESHINE, (archaic) t...
beshout
16
13
to shout at [v -ED,...
beshrew
19
15
(archaic) to wish ev...
besides
14
11
in addition [adv]
besiege
14
12
to attack and surrou...
besighs
18
14
BESIGH, (archaic) to...
besings
15
13
BESING, (archaic) to...
beslave
16
15
to make a slave of [...
beslime
16
14
to cover with slime...
besmear
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13
to smear, bedaub [v...
besmile
16
14
to smile on [v BESMI...
besmoke
15
17
to pollute with smok...
besmuts
16
14
BESMUT, to blacken w...
besnows
16
14
BESNOW, to cover wit...
besoins
13
11
BESOIN, (French) nee...
besomed
14
14
BESOM, to sweep with...
besorts
14
10
BESORT, (Shakespeare...
bespake
16
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BESPEAK, to request...
bespate
15
13
BESPIT, to spit upon...
bespeak
16
17
to request in advanc...
bespeed
15
14
to help on [v BESPED...
bespice
19
16
(Shakespeare) to sea...
bespits
17
13
BESPIT, to spit upon...
bespoke
16
17
BESPEAK, to request...
besport
16
13
to sport, play [v -E...
bespots
16
13
BESPOT, to cover wit...
bespout
16
14
to spout over [v -ED...
bestain
13
11
to stain all over [v...
bestars
14
10
BESTAR, to cover wit...
bestead
13
11
(archaic) to help, r...
bestial
15
11
animallike [adj BEST...
bestick
19
17
to stick over, as wi...
besties
14
10
BESTIE, (slang) one'...
bestill
17
12
(archaic) to make st...
besting
15
13
BEST, to outdo [v]
bestirs
15
10
BESTIR, to rouse to...
bestorm
15
13
to assail with storm...
bestows
17
13
BESTOW, to present a...
bestrew
17
13
to strew, scatter [v...
bestrid
15
11
BESTRIDE, to stride...
bestrow
17
13
to strew, scatter, a...
bestuck
19
18
BESTICK, to stick ov...
bestuds
15
12
BESTUD, to adorn wit...
beswarm
18
16
to swarm all over [v...
betaine
12
11
a crystalline, sweet...
betaken
13
15
BETAKE, to take ones...
betakes
14
14
BETAKE, to take ones...
betaxed
19
18
burdened with taxes...
beteeme
13
13
(Spenser) to grant,...
beteems
14
13
BETEEM, (Spenser) to...
bethank
16
17
to ply with thanks [...
bethels
17
13
BETHEL, a place of w...
bethink
17
17
to call to mind [v B...
bethorn
15
13
to fill with thorns...
bethumb
20
19
to wear or soil with...
bethump
20
19
to thump soundly [v...
betided
14
12
BETIDE, to befall, h...
betides
14
11
BETIDE, to befall, h...
betight
18
14
BETIDE, to befall, h...
betimed
15
14
BETIME, (Shakespeare...
betimes
15
13
BETIME, (Shakespeare...
betises
14
10
BETISE, (French) stu...
betitle
15
11
to furnish with a ti...
betoils
15
11
BETOIL, to weary wit...
betoken
13
15
to signify [v -ED, -...
betrays
20
12
BETRAY, to disclose...
betread
13
11
to walk upon [v BETR...
betrims
16
13
BETRIM, to deck with...
betroth
16
12
to engage to marry [...
betters
14
10
BETTER, to improve [...
betties
14
10
BETTY, a burglar's t...
betting
15
13
the act of placing a...
bettong
14
13
an Australian rat ka...
bettors
14
10
BETTOR, one who bets...
between
15
14
a needle of middling...
betwixt
24
20
between [prep]
beurres
14
11
BEURRE, a pear with...
beveled
16
16
BEVEL, to cut at an...
beveler
16
15
one who bevels, also...
bevered
15
15
BEVER, to snack [v]
bevomit
17
17
to vomit all over [v...
bevvied
18
19
BEVVY, to engage in...
bevvies
18
18
BEVVY, to engage in...
bewails
18
14
BEWAIL, to lament [v...
bewared
16
14
BEWARE, to be on one...
bewares
16
13
BEWARE, to be on one...
beweary
22
15
to make weary [v BEW...
beweeps
18
16
BEWEEP, to weep over...
bewhore
18
15
to call someone a wh...
bewitch
23
18
to affect by wichcra...
beworms
18
16
BEWORM, to cover wit...
beworry
23
15
to worry [v BEWORRIE...
bewraps
19
16
BEWRAP, to wrap comp...
bewrapt
19
16
BEWRAP, to wrap comp...
bewrays
23
15
BEWRAY, (archaic) to...
beylics
25
16
BEYLIC, the domain o...
beyliks
23
17
BEYLIK, the domain o...
beyonds
19
14
BEYOND, the unknown,...
bezants
16
20
BEZANT, a gold coin...
bezique
25
29
a card game played w...
bezoars
16
19
BEZOAR, a concretion...
bezzant
19
29
a gold coin first st...
bezzies
20
28
BEZZIE, a person's b...
bezzled
21
30
BEZZLE, to drink har...
bezzles
21
29
BEZZLE, to drink har...
bhagees
16
14
BHAGEE, in Indian co...
bhajans
17
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BHAJAN, a Hindu reli...
bhajees
17
21
BHAJEE, in Indian co...
bhaktas
17
16
BHAKTA, (Sanskrit) d...
bhaktis
18
16
BHAKTI, (Sanskrit) d...
bhangra
16
15
a combination of tra...
bharals
17
13
BHARAL, a blue Himal...
bhavans
17
17
BHAVAN, (India) a la...
bhawans
18
16
BHAWAN, (India) a la...
bheesty
22
14
an Indian water carr...
bhikhus
21
19
BHIKHU, (Pali) a ful...
bhindis
17
14
BHINDI, (Hindi) the...
bhishti
20
14
an Indian water carr...
bhistee
16
12
an Indian water carr...
bhistie
17
12
an Indian water carr...
bhistis
18
12
BHISTI, an Indian wa...
bhoonas
14
13
BHOONA, a dish saute...
biaches
19
15
BIACH, (slang) a bit...
bialies
15
11
BIALY, an onion roll...
biasing
15
13
the act of making a...
biassed
14
11
BIAS, to cause to in...
biasses
14
10
BIAS, to cause to in...
biaxial
21
18
having two axes, als...
bibasic
20
16
of acids, having two...
bibbers
19
16
BIBBER, a tippler [n...
bibbery
25
18
the act of tippling...
bibbing
20
19
the act of imbibing...
bibbles
20
17
BIBBLE, (English dia...
bibcock
24
23
a tap with a downtur...
bibelot
17
14
(French) a small hou...
bibfuls
21
18
BIBFUL, as in to spi...
bibless
18
14
not wearing a bib [a...
biblike
19
18
resembling a bib [ad...
biblist
19
14
one skilled in bibli...
bicarbs
20
16
BICARB, (short for)...
biccies
21
16
BICCY, (slang) biscu...
bichirs
21
15
BICHIR, any of vario...
bichord
20
16
of a musical instrum...
bickers
19
17
BICKER, to squabble...
bickies
19
17
BICKIE, (colloquial)...
bicolor
18
14
something having two...
bicorne
16
14
a hat with two corne...
bicorns
17
14
BICORN, a hat with t...
bicrons
17
14
BICRON, one billiont...
bicycle
28
19
to ride a two-wheele...
bidarka
15
15
(Russian) an Alaskan...
bidders
15
12
BIDDER, one who bids...
biddies
15
12
BIDDY, a chicken or...
bidding
16
15
a command [n -S]
bidents
14
12
BIDENT, a two-pronge...
bidings
16
14
BIDING, a residence...
bielded
15
13
BIELD, (Scots) to gi...
biennia
12
12
BIENNIUM, a period o...
bifaces
19
16
BIFACE, a type of pr...
biffers
19
16
BIFFER, in sports, s...
biffies
19
16
BIFFY, (US) an outdo...
biffing
20
19
BIFF, to strike hard...
biffins
19
17
BIFFIN, a variety of...
bifidly
25
17
in the manner of a b...
bifidum
19
18
a bacterium often ad...
bifidus
18
15
a genus of anaerobic...
bifilar
18
14
having two threads [...
bifocal
20
17
having two focal poi...
bifolds
18
15
BIFOLD, a two-piece...
biftahs
19
15
BIFTAH, (slang) a ca...
bifters
17
13
BIFTER, (slang) a ca...
bigener
14
13
a hybrid between gen...
bigeyes
21
14
BIGEYE, a kind of ma...
bigfeet
17
15
BIGFOOT, a large hai...
bigfoot
17
15
a large hairy primat...
biggest
17
14
BIG, of large size [...
biggety
23
16
conceited [adj]
biggies
17
14
BIGGY, a biggish thi...
bigging
18
17
(Scots) a building [...
biggins
17
15
BIGGIN, a child's ca...
biggish
20
16
somewhat big [adj]
biggity
24
16
conceited, also BIGG...
biggons
16
15
BIGGON, a child's ca...
bighead
17
15
a conceited person [...
bighorn
17
15
a kind of wild sheep...
bighted
18
15
BIGHT, to fasten wit...
bigness
15
13
the state of being b...
bigoses
15
12
BIGOS, a kind of Pol...
bigoted
15
13
like a bigot, intole...
bigotry
22
14
prejudice [n BIGOTRI...
bigtime
17
15
significant, reknown...
biguine
15
14
(French) a dance of...
bigwigs
21
17
BIGWIG, a important...
bijural
18
21
pertaining to a sing...
bikeway
24
19
(US) a route set asi...
bikings
17
17
BIKING, the act of r...
bikinis
16
15
BIKINI, a brief two-...
bikkies
17
18
BIKKIE, (slang) a bi...
bilayer
21
13
a film with two mole...
bilbies
18
14
BILBY, a burrowing m...
bilboas
17
14
BILBOA, a rapier, al...
bilboes
17
14
BILBO, a rapier, als...
bilevel
18
16
of an image, showing...
bilgier
17
13
BILGY, having the sm...
bilging
18
16
BILGE, to spring a l...
bilians
15
12
BILIAN, a heavy ant-...
biliary
22
13
infectious canine ja...
bilimbi
20
17
an East Indian tree...
bilious
16
12
pertaining to bile;...
bilkers
17
15
BILKER, one who bilk...
bilking
18
18
BILK, to avoid payin...
billbug
21
18
a weevil or curculio...
billers
17
12
BILLER, one who bill...
billets
17
12
BILLET, to accomodat...
billies
17
12
BILLY, (Australian s...
billing
18
15
the relative positio...
billion
16
13
a thousand million [...
billman
17
16
one who uses, or is...
billmen
17
16
BILLMAN, one who use...
billons
16
13
BILLON, base metal,...
billows
20
15
BILLOW, to swell up...
billowy
26
17
swelling [adj BILLOW...
billyoh
25
16
in the phrase "like...
billyos
23
14
BILLYO, in the phras...
bilobar
17
14
having two lobes [ad...
bilobed
17
15
having two lobes [ad...
bilsted
16
12
a North American tre...
biltong
16
14
(Afrikaans) a kind o...
bimanal
15
15
two-handed, also BIM...
bimboes
17
16
BIMBO, a woman who i...
bimetal
16
14
something composed o...
biminis
16
14
BIMINI, a kind of aw...
bimodal
16
15
in statistics, havin...
bimorph
20
18
a device consisting...
binders
14
12
BINDER, one who bind...
bindery
20
14
a place where books...
bindhis
17
14
BINDHI, (Hindi) a do...
binding
15
15
obligatory [adj BIND...
bindles
15
13
BINDLE, the bundle i...
bingers
15
13
BINGER, someone who...
binghis
18
15
BINGHI, (Australian...
bingies
15
13
BINGY, (Australian s...
binging
16
16
the act of indulging...
bingled
16
15
BINGLE, to style the...
bingles
16
14
BINGLE, to style the...
bingoed
14
14
BINGO, to play all s...
bingoes
14
13
BINGO, a lottery-typ...
binious
14
12
BINIOU, a small Bret...
binning
14
15
BIN, to store in a l...
binocle
17
15
(French) a telescope...
biobank
16
18
any large store of h...
biochip
22
18
a computer logic cir...
biocide
17
14
a substance that kil...
biodata
13
11
biographical informa...
biodots
14
11
BIODOT, a temperatur...
biofact
19
16
an item of biologica...
biofilm
19
17
a thin layer of micr...
biofuel
17
15
a fuel (as wood or e...
biogens
14
13
BIOGEN, a hypothetic...
biogeny
20
15
the development of l...
bioherm
17
15
a mound of material...
biology
22
15
the science of life...
biomass
15
13
the total mass of li...
bionics
17
14
the study of the rep...
bionomy
20
16
physiology [n BIONOM...
biontic
17
14
of or like a biont,...
biophor
18
15
a hypothetical unit...
biopics
20
16
BIOPIC, a film telli...
bioplay
23
16
a play based on the...
biopsic
20
16
relating to a biopsy...
bioptic
20
16
relating to biopsy [...
biotech
19
15
applied biological s...
biotics
18
13
the science of livin...
biotins
14
11
BIOTIN, a growth-pro...
biotite
14
10
mica containing iron...
biotope
15
13
an area having unifo...
biotron
13
11
a climate control ch...
biotype
22
15
a distinct sub-group...
bipacks
21
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BIPACK, a pair of fi...
biparty
23
15
of two parties [adj]
bipedal
17
15
having two feet [adj...
biplane
16
15
a plane with two set...
bipolar
17
14
having two poles [ad...
biprism
19
16
a prism having a hig...
birched
20
16
BIRCH, to flog [v]
birchen
19
16
made of birch [adj]
birches
20
15
BIRCH, to flog [v]
birchir
21
15
any of various primi...
birddog
16
14
to follow closely [v...
birders
15
11
BIRDER, a birdwatchi...
birdied
15
12
BIRDIE, to score one...
birdies
15
11
BIRDIE, to score one...
birding
16
14
the occupation of ca...
birdman
15
15
a fowler or birdcatc...
birdmen
15
15
BIRDMAN, a fowler or...
biremes
15
13
BIREME, an ancient g...
biretta
14
10
a square cap worn by...
biriani
14
11
a spicy rice dish, a...
birkier
16
14
BIRKIE, (Scots) acti...
birkies
16
14
BIRKIE, a lively or...
birlers
16
11
BIRLER, one who birl...
birling
17
14
a lumberjack game in...
birlinn
15
13
a Gaelic chief's bar...
birring
16
13
BIRR, to make a whir...
birsier
15
10
BIRSY, (Scots) brist...
birsing
16
13
BIRSE, to bruise [v]
birsled
16
12
BIRSLE, to scorch, t...
birsles
16
11
BIRSLE, to scorch, t...
birthed
17
13
BIRTH, to originate...
birther
17
12
a person who believe...
biryani
20
13
a spicy rice dish, a...
biscuit
19
14
a small, thin, crisp...
bisects
18
13
BISECT, to divide in...
bishops
19
15
BISHOP, to fill, or...
bismars
16
13
BISMAR, (Old Norse)...
bismuth
19
16
a brittle reddish-wh...
bisnaga
14
13
a type of cactus, al...
bisques
23
20
BISQUE, (French) a r...
bissons
14
11
BISSON, to cause to...
bistate
14
10
pertaining to two st...
bisters
15
10
BISTER, a pigment of...
bistort
15
10
a plant of the dock...
bistred
15
11
painted with bistre,...
bistres
15
10
BISTRE, a pigment of...
bistros
15
10
BISTRO, a small bar...
bitable
17
14
capable of being bit...
bitched
20
16
BITCH, to complain [...
bitchen
19
16
(slang) marvellous [...
bitches
20
15
BITCH, to complain [...
bitcoin
17
14
a unit of digital cu...
bitings
16
13
BITING, the act of b...
bitless
16
11
not having a bit or...
bitmaps
18
16
BITMAP, to produce a...
bitonal
14
12
using two musical ke...
bitsers
15
10
BITSER, (Australian...
bitsier
15
10
BITSY, small and att...
bittern
14
11
a wading bird, also...
bitters
15
10
BITTER, to make rese...
bittier
15
10
BITTY, fragmented [a...
bitties
15
10
BITTIE, (Scots) a sm...
bittily
23
13
BITTY [adv]
bitting
16
13
an indentation of a...
bittock
19
17
(Scots) a small bit...
bittors
15
10
BITTOR, (Spenser) th...
bittour
15
11
(Spenser) the bitter...
bitturs
16
11
BITTUR, (Spenser) th...
bitumed
16
15
(Shakespeare) impreg...
bitumen
15
15
(Latin) naturally oc...
bitwise
18
13
designating an opera...
bivalve
19
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a mollusc having a s...
bivinyl
24
18
a flammable gas used...
bivious
17
15
(obsolete) offering...
bivouac
19
18
to spend the night i...
bivvied
19
19
BIVVY, to bivouac, t...
bivvies
19
18
BIVVY, to bivouac, t...
bizarre
17
19
strange [adj BIZARRE...
bizarro
17
19
one that is striking...
biznaga
17
22
a type of cactus, al...
bizonal
17
21
pertaining to a zone...
bizones
16
20
BIZONE, a country fo...
bizzies
21
28
BIZZY, a policeman [...
blabbed
19
18
BLAB, to tell tales...
blabber
19
17
to reveal secrets [v...
blacked
19
19
BLACK, to blacken [v...
blacken
18
19
to make black, to de...
blacker
19
18
BLACK, being of the...
blackly
27
21
BLACK, being of the...
bladded
15
14
BLAD, (Scots) to str...
bladder
15
13
a saclike receptacle...
bladers
15
12
BLADER, a person ska...
bladier
15
12
BLADY, as in blady g...
blading
16
15
the act of skating o...
blaffed
19
18
BLAFF, to bark [v]
blagged
17
16
BLAG, to rob, steal...
blagger
17
15
one who blags, a thi...
blaguer
16
14
one who talks preten...
blagues
16
14
BLAGUE, (French) hum...
blahest
17
13
BLAH, dull, insipid...
blahing
18
16
BLAH, to talk stupid...
blamers
16
14
BLAMER, one who blam...
blaming
17
17
BLAME, to find fault...
blammed
17
18
BLAM, to make a soun...
blancos
17
15
BLANCO, to whiten wi...
blanded
14
14
BLAND, to become bla...
blander
14
13
BLAND, neutral-tasti...
blandly
22
16
BLAND, neutral-tasti...
blanked
15
17
BLANK, to delete [v]
blanker
15
16
BLANK, empty [adj]
blanket
15
16
to cover uniformly [...
blankie
15
16
a child's blanket, a...
blankly
23
19
BLANK, empty [adv]
blaring
16
14
BLARE, to sound loud...
blarney
20
14
to cajole, flatter [...
blarted
15
12
BLART, to shout loud...
blashed
17
14
BLASH, to splash [v]
blashes
17
13
BLASH [n]
blasted
15
12
BLAST, to use explos...
blaster
15
11
one who blasts [n -S...
blastie
15
11
a dwarf [n -S]
blatant
14
12
offensively obvious,...
blatest
15
11
BLATE, (Scots) timid...
blather
17
13
to talk foolishly [v...
blating
16
14
BLATE, to babble [v]
blatted
15
12
BLAT, to bleat, cry...
blatter
15
11
(Scots) to beat like...
blaubok
18
19
(Afrikaans) the blue...
blauded
15
14
BLAUD, to strike, di...
blawing
19
17
BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blawort
18
14
(Scots) the harebell...
blazars
18
20
BLAZAR, a type of ac...
blazers
18
20
BLAZER, a light jack...
blazing
19
23
BLAZE, to burn with...
blazons
17
21
BLAZON, to read such...
bleaker
15
15
BLEAK, dull and chee...
bleakly
23
18
BLEAK, dull and chee...
bleared
14
12
BLEAR, to make blear...
blearer
14
11
BLEAR, of the eyes,...
bleated
14
12
BLEAT, to cry like a...
bleater
14
11
(colloquial) a compl...
bleeder
14
12
one who bleeds [n -S...
bleeped
16
15
BLEEP, to emit a sho...
bleeper
16
14
a device that bleeps...
blellum
19
17
(Scots) an idle bori...
blemish
19
16
to mar [v -ED, -ING,...
blended
14
14
BLEND, to mix togeth...
blender
14
13
one that blends [n -...
blendes
14
13
BLENDE, (German) a z...
blesbok
18
18
(Afrikaans) a South...
blessed
15
12
holy [adj BLESSEDER,...
blesser
15
11
one who blesses [n -...
blesses
15
11
BLESS, to sanctify [...
blether
17
13
to talk nonsense [v...
bletted
15
12
BLET, to decay like...
blewart
18
14
(Scots) the harebell...
blewits
19
14
a woodland fungus, a...
blights
20
15
BLIGHT, to cause dec...
blighty
26
17
a soldier's wound th...
bliksem
18
18
(South Africa) of su...
blimped
19
18
BLIMP, to swell out...
blinded
15
14
BLIND, to make sight...
blinder
15
13
a thing that blinds...
blindly
23
16
BLIND, sightless [ad...
blinged
16
15
BLING, to adopt a fl...
blinger
16
14
BLING, flashy [adj]
blinked
16
17
BLINK, to open and s...
blinker
16
16
a leather flap to pr...
blinned
14
14
BLIN, (Spenser) to c...
blintze
18
21
(Yiddish) a thin fil...
blipped
20
18
BLIP, to remove soun...
blissed
16
12
BLISS, to experience...
blisses
16
11
BLISS, to experience...
blister
16
11
to cause fluid fille...
blither
18
13
to talk loquacious n...
blitted
16
12
BLIT, to transfer a...
blitter
16
11
a chip or system tha...
blitzed
19
21
BLITZ, to wage a bom...
blitzer
19
20
one who blitzes [n -...
blitzes
19
20
BLITZ, to wage a bom...
bloated
14
12
BLOAT, to swell [v]
bloater
14
11
a smoked herring [n...
blobbed
19
18
BLOB, to form into a...
blocked
19
19
BLOCK, to obstruct [...
blocker
19
18
one that blocks [n -...
blockie
19
18
(Australian slang) t...
blogged
17
16
BLOG, to keep a pers...
blogger
17
15
one who maintains a...
blokart
16
15
a land vehicle with...
blokier
16
15
BLOKEY, like one of...
blokish
19
17
like one of the blok...
blonder
14
13
BLOND, light coloure...
blondes
14
13
BLONDE, someone (fem...
blooded
14
13
BLOOD, to stain with...
bloomed
15
15
BLOOM, to bear flowe...
bloomer
15
14
a large loaf with a...
blooped
16
15
BLOOP, in baseball,...
blooper
16
14
a public blunder [n...
bloosme
15
14
(Spenser) to bloom [...
blossom
16
14
to flourish and pros...
blotchy
27
18
covered with blotche...
blotted
15
12
BLOT, to spot or sta...
blotter
15
11
a piece of ink-absor...
bloubok
18
19
(Afrikaans) the blue...
bloused
15
13
BLOUSE, to puff out...
blouses
15
12
BLOUSE, to puff out...
blouson
14
13
(French) a loose out...
blowbys
27
19
BLOWBY, leakage of e...
blowers
18
14
BLOWER, something or...
blowfly
28
20
a type of fly [n BLO...
blowgun
19
18
a long straight tube...
blowier
18
14
BLOWY, windy, gusty...
blowies
18
14
BLOWIE, (Australian...
blowing
19
17
the act of blowing,...
blowjob
22
26
oral sex, fellatio [...
blowoff
22
20
the expelling of gas...
blowout
18
15
an irregular depress...
blowsed
18
15
blowsy, red-faced, a...
blowses
18
14
BLOWSE, a ruddy, fat...
blowups
21
18
BLOWUP, an enlargeme...
blowzed
21
24
blowsy, red-faced, a...
blowzes
21
23
BLOWZE, a ruddy, fat...
blubbed
20
19
BLUB, to weep [v]
blubber
20
18
to weep effusively [...
blucher
21
17
(German) a leather h...
bludged
17
16
BLUDGE, (Australian...
bludger
17
15
(Australian slang) a...
bludges
17
15
BLUDGE, (Australian...
bludier
16
13
BLUDY, stained with...
bluecap
20
18
a one-year salmon, w...
bluefin
17
16
a species of whitefi...
bluegum
18
18
any of several speci...
blueing
16
15
the process of impar...
blueish
18
14
somewhat blue [adj]
bluejay
23
23
a North American bir...
bluetit
16
12
a small bird of the...
bluette
15
12
(French) a spark, a...
bluffed
20
19
BLUFF, to deceive [v...
bluffer
20
18
one that bluffs [n -...
bluffly
28
21
BLUFF, rough and hea...
bluiest
16
12
BLUEY, somewhat blue...
bluings
17
15
BLUING, the process...
bluming
18
18
BLUME, to blossom [v...
blunder
15
14
to make a mistake [v...
blunged
16
16
BLUNGE, to mix clay...
blunger
16
15
a machine or person...
blunges
16
15
BLUNGE, to mix clay...
blunked
16
18
BLUNK, (Scots) to sp...
blunker
16
17
(Scots) a bungler [n...
blunted
15
14
BLUNT, to make blunt...
blunter
15
13
BLUNT, not sharp or...
bluntly
23
16
BLUNT, not sharp or...
blurbed
18
16
BLURB, to praise in...
blurred
16
13
BLUR, to make indist...
blurted
16
13
BLURT, to utter unad...
blurter
16
12
one who blurts [n -S...
blushed
18
15
BLUSH, to become red...
blusher
18
14
one who blushes [n -...
blushes
18
14
BLUSH, to become red...
blushet
18
14
a modest, blushing g...
bluster
16
12
to blow violently [v...
boaking
15
17
BOAK, to belch, vomi...
boarded
13
12
BOARD, to supply foo...
boarder
13
11
one that boards [n -...
boarish
16
12
swinish; brutal [adj...
boasted
13
11
BOAST, to brag [v]
boaster
13
10
one that boasts [n -...
boatels
14
11
BOATEL, a waterside...
boaters
13
10
BOATER, a kind of st...
boatful
17
15
as much as a boat ca...
boaties
13
10
BOATIE, (slang) a ro...
boating
14
13
the sport of travell...
boatman
13
14
a man who works on a...
boatmen
13
14
BOATMAN, a man who w...
bobbers
18
16
BOBBER, a bobsleigh...
bobbery
24
18
a noisy row [n BOBBE...
bobbies
18
16
BOBBY, (slang) a pol...
bobbing
19
19
BOB, to move quickly...
bobbins
18
17
BOBBIN, a thread hol...
bobbish
21
18
in good spirits [adj...
bobbitt
19
16
to cut off the penis...
bobbled
19
18
BOBBLE, to bob rapid...
bobbles
19
17
BOBBLE, to bob rapid...
bobcats
19
16
BOBCAT, a short-tail...
bobeche
20
18
a circular wax catch...
boblets
17
14
BOBLET, a two-man bo...
bobotie
15
13
(South Africa) curri...
bobsled
17
15
to ride on a racing...
bobstay
22
15
a rope used on ships...
bobtail
17
14
an animal (as a hors...
bobwigs
21
18
BOBWIG, a wig with s...
bocages
17
15
BOCAGE, (French) a d...
boccias
20
16
BOCCIA, an Italian b...
boccies
20
16
BOCCIE, an Italian b...
bockedy
24
20
of a structure such...
bocking
19
20
BOCK, to belch, also...
bodachs
19
16
BODACH, (Gaelic) an...
boddles
15
13
BODDLE, a former Sco...
bodeful
17
16
boding [adj]
bodegas
14
13
BODEGA, (Spanish) a...
bodgers
15
13
BODGER, a maker of b...
bodgier
15
13
BODGIE, fake [adj]
bodgies
15
13
BODGIE, an Australia...
bodging
16
16
BODGE, to patch up [...
bodhran
15
14
(Irish) a shallow on...
bodices
17
14
BODICE, a woman's st...
bodikin
15
16
a diminutive of body...
bodings
15
14
BODING, an omen [n]
bodkins
15
16
BODKIN, a dagger, st...
bodrags
15
13
BODRAG, a hostile at...
bodying
21
16
BODY, to give form t...
bodyman
20
17
one who repairs auto...
bodymen
20
17
BODYMAN, one who rep...
boerbul
17
15
(South Africa) a mas...
boffing
19
19
BOFF, to hit, strike...
boffins
18
17
BOFFIN, a scientific...
boffiny
24
19
like a boffin, a sci...
boffola
18
17
a hearty laugh, also...
bogarts
15
12
BOGART, to monopolis...
bogbean
15
16
a marsh plant of the...
bogeyed
20
15
BOGEY, to shoot one...
boggard
16
15
a spectre or goblin,...
boggart
16
14
a spectre or goblin,...
boggers
16
14
BOGGER, (Australian...
boggier
16
14
BOGGY, like a bog [a...
bogging
17
17
BOG, to sink into a...
boggish
19
16
boggy [adj]
boggled
17
16
BOGGLE, to baffle, o...
boggler
17
15
one who boggles or h...
boggles
17
15
BOGGLE, to baffle, o...
boghead
16
15
as in boghead coal,...
boghole
17
15
a natural hole in th...
bogland
15
15
marshland [n -S]
bogling
17
16
BOGLE, to perform th...
bogoaks
15
16
BOGOAK, trunks of oa...
bogongs
15
15
BOGONG, (Native Aust...
bogusly
23
16
BOGUS, not genuine,...
bogwood
17
16
the wood of trees, e...
bogyism
23
17
belief in bogies, al...
bogyman
21
18
a terrifying creatur...
bogymen
21
18
BOGYMAN, a terrifyin...
bohemia
16
15
a community of bohem...
bohrium
18
16
a radioactive elemen...
bohunks
17
18
BOHUNK, (US slang) a...
boilers
15
11
BOILER, a vessel for...
boilery
21
13
a place and apparatu...
boiling
16
14
at boiling point; ve...
boiloff
19
17
the removal of impur...
boinged
14
14
BOING, to reverberat...
boinked
14
16
BOINK, to reverberat...
bokkens
15
19
BOKKEN, (Japanese) a...
bolases
14
11
BOLAS, (Spanish) a S...
boldens
14
13
BOLDEN, (obsolete) t...
boldest
15
12
BOLD, brave, daring...
bolding
16
15
BOLD, to make type b...
boleros
14
11
BOLERO, (Spanish) a...
boletes
14
11
BOLETE, any fungus o...
boletus
15
12
a genus of fungi wit...
bolides
15
12
BOLIDE, a large mete...
bolines
14
12
BOLINE, in wicca, a...
bolivar
17
15
the monetary unit of...
bolivia
17
15
a soft fabric [n -S]
bolixed
21
19
BOLIX, to make a mes...
bolixes
21
18
BOLIX, to make a mes...
bollard
16
13
a post of metal or w...
bolling
17
15
BOLL, to form pods [...
bollock
20
19
to reprimand severel...
bologna
14
14
a seasoned sausage,...
boloney
19
14
deceptive talk, nons...
bolshie
17
13
a Bolshevik [n -S] /...
bolsons
14
12
BOLSON, (Spanish) a...
bolster
15
11
to support [v -ED, -...
bolters
15
11
BOLTER, a sieve, a m...
bolting
16
14
the act of sieving t...
boluses
15
12
BOLUS, (Latin) a lar...
bombard
17
17
to attack with artil...
bombast
17
16
pompous speech or wr...
bombers
17
16
BOMBER, an aeroplane...
bombing
18
19
an attack with bombs...
bomblet
18
17
a small bomb [n -S]
bombora
16
16
a submerged reef [n...
bommies
16
16
BOMMIE, (Australian...
bonacis
16
14
BONACI, an edible fi...
bonamia
13
14
a parasite that atta...
bonanza
14
21
(Spanish) a lucky st...
bonasus
13
12
a bison, also BONASS...
bonbons
14
15
BONBON, a confection...
bondage
13
14
slavery [n -S]
bonders
13
12
BONDER, one who bond...
bonding
14
15
the act of bonding [...
bondman
13
16
a male slave [n BOND...
bondmen
13
16
BONDMAN, a male slav...
bonducs
17
16
BONDUC, (Arabic) the...
bonebed
14
15
an area containing d...
boneset
12
11
a medicinal plant, a...
boneyer
18
13
BONEY, like bone, al...
bonfire
15
14
a large fire in the...
bonging
15
16
BONG, to make a deep...
bongoes
13
13
BONGO, a kind of ant...
bonhams
16
16
BONHAM, (Irish) a pi...
boniato
12
11
a sweet potato [n -S...
boniest
13
11
BONY, like bone, als...
bonings
14
14
BONING, the process...
bonisms
15
14
BONISM, the doctrine...
bonists
14
11
BONIST, one who hold...
bonitas
13
11
BONITA, a large fish...
bonitos
13
11
BONITO, a large fish...
bonjour
15
21
(French) good mornin...
bonkers
14
15
crazy [adj]
bonking
15
18
the act of bonking [...
bonnets
12
12
BONNET, to put on a...
bonnier
12
12
BONNY, pretty or hea...
bonnies
12
12
BONNY, a sweetheart...
bonnily
20
15
BONNY, pretty or hea...
bonnock
16
19
(Scots) a flat oatme...
bonobos
14
14
BONOBO, a chimpanzee...
bonsela
13
12
a gratuity to a blac...
bonsoir
13
11
(French) good evenin...
bontbok
16
18
a kind of antelope,...
bonused
13
13
BONUS, in Scrabble,...
bonuses
13
12
BONUS [n]
bonxies
19
18
BONXIE, the great sk...
boobies
15
13
BOOBIE, (slang) a br...
boobing
16
16
BOOB, to make a mist...
boobird
16
14
a fan who boos playe...
boobish
18
15
doltish [adj]
boobook
15
17
a kind of owl found...
booboos
14
13
BOOBOO, a mistake [n...
boocoos
15
13
BOOCOO, (slang) much...
boodied
13
12
BOODY, to sulk or mo...
boodies
13
11
BOODIE, a species of...
boodled
14
13
BOODLE, to take brib...
boodler
14
12
someone involved in...
boodles
14
12
BOODLE, to take brib...
boofier
15
13
BOOFY, muscular and...
boogers
14
12
BOOGER, a bogeyman [...
boogeys
20
14
BOOGEY, to dance to...
boogied
14
13
BOOGIE, to dance to...
boogies
14
12
BOOGIE, to dance to...
boohais
15
12
BOOHAI, as in up the...
boohing
16
15
BOOH, to show disapp...
boohoos
14
12
BOOHOO, to cry [v]
booings
14
13
BOOING, the act of s...
boojums
17
23
BOOJUM, a spiny dese...
bookbag
17
19
a bag for carrying b...
bookend
13
16
a support for a row...
bookers
14
14
BOOKER, one who enga...
bookful
18
19
as much as a book ca...
bookier
14
14
BOOKY, by way of bei...
bookies
14
14
BOOKIE, (short for)...
booking
15
17
an engagement [n -S]
bookish
17
16
pertaining to books...
booklet
15
15
a little book [n -S]
bookman
14
18
a scholar, a student...
bookmen
14
18
BOOKMAN, a scholar,...
bookoos
13
14
BOOKOO, (slang) many...
booksie
14
14
in a literary way, a...
booling
15
14
BOOL, (Scots) to pla...
boombox
22
23
a powerful portable...
boomers
14
13
BOOMER, a large male...
boomier
14
13
BOOMY, hollow-soundi...
booming
15
16
making a hollow soun...
boomkin
15
18
a spar projecting fr...
boomlet
15
14
a minor exonomic boo...
booners
12
11
BOONER, (Australian...
boongas
13
13
BOONGA, (New Zealand...
boonies
12
11
remote, undeveloped...
boordes
13
11
BOORDE, (Spenser) bo...
boorish
16
12
rude [adj BOORISHLY]
boorkas
14
14
BOORKA, a coverall w...
booshit
16
12
(Australian slang) e...
boosing
14
13
BOOSE, to drink exce...
boosted
13
11
BOOST, to support, i...
booster
13
10
an engine that gives...
bootcut
17
14
of trousers, cut wid...
bootees
12
10
BOOTEE, a baby's soc...
bootery
19
12
a shoe store [n BOOT...
booties
13
10
BOOTIE, a baby's soc...
booting
14
13
BOOT, to kick with t...
bootleg
15
13
to smuggle illicit g...
boozers
16
19
BOOZER, (slang) a dr...
boozier
16
19
BOOZY, inclined to b...
boozily
24
22
BOOZY, inclined to b...
boozing
17
22
an act of boozing [n...
bopeeps
17
16
BOPEEP, a child's pe...
boppers
18
16
BOPPER, one who danc...
boppier
18
16
BOPPY, suggestive of...
bopping
19
19
BOP, to dance to pop...
boppish
21
18
suggestive of bebop...
boraces
16
13
BORAX, a mineral, hy...
boracic
20
16
of or relating to bo...
borages
14
12
BORAGE, a rough-stem...
boranes
12
11
BORANE, any boron hy...
borated
13
11
BORATE, to mix with...
borates
13
10
BORATE, to mix with...
boraxes
19
17
BORAX, a mineral, hy...
borazon
15
20
a manmade compound o...
bordars
14
11
BORDAR, (historical)...
bordels
15
12
BORDEL, (archaic) a...
borders
14
11
BORDER, to be adjace...
bordure
14
12
a border surrounding...
boredom
14
14
tedium [n -S]
boreens
12
11
BOREEN, (Irish) a la...
borides
14
11
BORIDE, a boron comp...
borings
15
13
BORING, an inner cav...
borking
16
17
the act of attacking...
borming
16
16
BORM, to smear with...
borneol
13
12
an alcohol used in p...
bornite
13
11
a valuable ore of co...
bornyls
21
14
BORNYL, an alcohol u...
boronia
12
11
an Australian scente...
boronic
16
14
of or like boron [ad...
borough
17
15
an incorporated town...
borrell
16
12
rustic, also BORREL,...
borrows
17
13
BORROW, to obtain on...
borscht
20
15
(Russian) cold beetr...
borshch
22
17
(Russian) cold beetr...
borshts
17
12
BORSHT, (Russian) co...
borsics
18
13
BORSIC, a strong lig...
borstal
15
11
an establishment for...
bortier
14
10
BORTY, relating to b...
bortsch
20
15
(Russian) cold beetr...
bortzes
17
19
BORTZ, diamond dust...
borzois
17
19
BORZOI, (Russian) a...
bosboks
17
17
BOSBOK, (Afrikaans)...
boscage
17
15
(French) thick folia...
bosches
19
15
BOSCHE, offensive te...
boshbok
19
19
(Afrikaans) a kind o...
boshter
16
12
(Australian slang) v...
boskage
15
16
thick foliage; woodl...
boskets
15
14
BOSKET, a thicket, a...
boskier
15
14
BOSKY, woody or bush...
bosomed
14
14
BOSOM, to enclose in...
bosonic
16
14
relating to a boson,...
bosques
22
20
BOSQUE, a thicket, a...
bosquet
22
20
a thicket, a plantat...
bossboy
22
15
a Black African fore...
bossdom
15
14
the domain of a poli...
bossest
14
10
BOSS, excellent [adj...
bossets
14
10
BOSSET, a rudimentar...
bossier
14
10
BOSSY, domineering [...
bossies
14
10
BOSSY, a cow [n]
bossily
22
13
BOSSY, domineering [...
bossing
15
13
the act of bossing,...
bossism
16
13
the rule or practice...
bostons
13
11
BOSTON, a card game...
bostryx
27
19
a type of infloresce...
botanic
16
14
relating to botany [...
botargo
14
12
a type of relish mad...
botched
19
16
BOTCH, to bungle [v]
botcher
19
15
one who makes a botc...
botches
19
15
BOTCH, to bungle [v]
bothans
15
13
BOTHAN, (Gaelic) a b...
bothers
16
12
BOTHER, to annoy [v]
bothies
16
12
BOTHY, (Scots) a hut...
bothole
16
13
a hole in a hide cau...
bothria
16
12
BOTHRIUM, a groove o...
botnets
13
11
BOTNET, a network of...
botonee
11
11
having buds or knobs...
botoxed
19
18
(trade) having had B...
bottega
14
12
(Italian) a wineshop...
botties
14
10
BOTTY, (colloquial)...
bottine
13
11
(French) a small boo...
botting
15
13
BOT, to cadge [v]
bottled
15
12
BOTTLE, to enclose i...
bottler
15
11
(Australian slang) a...
bottles
15
11
BOTTLE, to enclose i...
bottoms
15
13
BOTTOM, to reach the...
bottony
19
13
having buds or knobs...
botulin
15
13
a powerful bacterial...
boubous
16
15
BOUBOU, a long flowi...
bouchee
18
16
a small patty [n -S]
bouches
19
16
BOUCHE, (French) the...
bouclee
17
15
a loop made with for...
boucles
18
15
BOUCLE, (French) a k...
boudins
14
13
BOUDIN, a spicy Caju...
boudoir
14
12
a woman's bedroom [n...
bouffes
18
17
BOUFFE, (French) a c...
bougets
15
13
BOUGET, (Spenser) a...
boughed
17
16
having a bough [adj]
boughts
18
15
BOUGHT, (Spenser) a...
bougies
15
13
BOUGIE, (French) a w...
bouging
16
16
BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouilli
17
13
(French) boiled meat...
boulder
15
13
a large rock, also B...
boulles
16
13
BOULLE, (French) a f...
boulted
15
13
BOULT, to sieve thro...
boulter
15
12
a sieve, a machine f...
bounced
16
16
BOUNCE, to spring ba...
bouncer
16
15
a person or thing th...
bounces
16
15
BOUNCE, to spring ba...
bounded
13
14
BOUND, to leap [v]
bounden
12
14
(archaic) being unde...
bounder
13
13
a cad [n -S]
bouning
14
15
BOUN, to prepare, al...
bouquet
22
21
a bunch of flowers [...
bourbon
15
15
a kind of whisky [n...
bourded
14
13
BOURD, (obsolete) to...
bourder
14
12
a jester [n -S]
bourdon
13
13
the drone bass of a...
bourkha
17
17
a coverall worn by M...
bourlaw
18
15
(archaic) a local la...
bournes
13
12
BOURNE, a boundary,...
bourree
13
11
(French) a brisk Fre...
bourses
14
11
BOURSE, (French) a c...
boursin
14
12
a mild, smooth, crea...
bousier
14
11
BOUSY, inclined to b...
bousing
15
14
BOUSE, to haul with...
boutade
13
12
a sudden outburst [n...
boutons
13
12
BOUTON, an enlarged...
bouvier
16
15
(French) a large rou...
bovates
15
14
BOVATE, (historical)...
bovines
15
15
BOVINE, an animal of...
bovvers
18
18
BOVVER, (slang) rowd...
bowbent
18
17
(Milton) bent like a...
boweled
17
15
BOWEL, to take out t...
bowered
16
14
BOWER, to enclose in...
bowfins
19
17
BOWFIN, a voracious...
bowgets
18
15
BOWGET, (obsolete) a...
bowhead
18
16
the great Arctic or...
bowhunt
19
17
to hunt with a bow a...
bowings
18
16
BOWING, the techniqu...
bowknot
17
18
a type of knot [n -S...
bowlder
18
15
a large rock, also B...
bowlegs
19
16
BOWLEG, an outwardly...
bowlers
18
14
BOWLER, a stiff felt...
bowless
18
14
being without a bow...
bowlful
22
19
as much as a bowl ca...
bowlike
19
18
curved [adj]
bowline
17
15
a simple knot which...
bowling
19
17
a game in which bowl...
bowning
17
17
BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowpots
19
16
BOWPOT, a pot for bo...
bowsaws
20
16
BOWSAW, a saw with a...
bowsers
17
13
BOWSER, (tradename)...
bowseys
23
15
BOWSEY, (Irish) a me...
bowshot
19
15
the distance to whic...
bowsies
17
13
BOWSIE, (Irish) an i...
bowsing
18
16
BOWSE, to haul with...
bowsman
17
17
a bowman (one who hu...
bowsmen
17
17
BOWSMAN, a bowman (o...
bowwood
19
17
a deciduous tree of...
bowwows
23
19
BOWWOW, to bark like...
bowyang
23
18
a strap tied around...
bowyers
23
15
BOWYER, a maker of a...
boxball
24
22
a form of handball [...
boxcars
23
20
BOXCAR, a roofed fre...
boxfish
25
22
any one of several s...
boxfuls
24
22
BOXFUL, as much as a...
boxhaul
23
21
to put (a vessel) on...
boxiest
20
17
BOXY, like a box [ad...
boxings
21
20
BOXING, the sport of...
boxlike
22
22
like a box [adj]
boxplot
23
21
a type of statistica...
boxroom
20
20
a room for storing b...
boxties
20
17
BOXTY, an Irish dish...
boxwood
22
21
the wood of the box,...
boyards
20
13
BOYARD, (Russian) a...
boychik
27
21
a young man, also BO...
boycott
23
15
to refuse to have de...
boyhood
21
15
the state of being a...
boykies
21
16
BOYKIE, (colloquial)...
boysier
20
12
BOYSY, suited to or...
braaied
13
11
BRAAI, (South Africa...
braatas
13
10
(Spanish) a small po...
brabble
19
17
to squabble [v BRABB...
braccia
20
16
BRACCIO, an Italian...
braccio
20
16
an Italian measure o...
bracero
16
13
(Spanish) a Mexican...
bracers
17
13
BRACER, an archer's...
brachah
21
17
(Hebrew) a blessing,...
braches
19
15
BRACH, a female hunt...
brachet
19
15
a hunting dog, also...
brachia
19
15
BRACHIUM, (Latin) th...
brachot
19
15
BRACHAH, (Hebrew) a...
bracing
18
16
invigorating [adj BR...
bracken
17
18
a large fern [n -S]
bracket
18
17
to group, classify [...
bracted
17
14
having a bract [adj]
bradawl
18
15
a small boring tool...
bradded
14
13
BRAD, to fasten with...
bradoon
12
12
(French) a light mil...
bragged
16
15
BRAG, to boast [v]
bragger
16
14
one who brags [n -S]
brahman
16
16
a member of the high...
brahmas
17
15
BRAHMA, a large dome...
brahmin
17
16
a member of the high...
braided
14
12
BRAID, to form into...
braider
14
11
one who braids; a ma...
brailed
15
12
BRAIL, to haul in a...
braille
16
12
to write in raised p...
brained
13
12
BRAIN, to dash out t...
brairds
15
11
BRAIRD, to sprout ab...
braised
14
11
BRAISE, to cook slow...
braises
14
10
BRAISE, to cook slow...
braizes
17
19
BRAIZE, a marine fis...
brakier
15
14
BRAKY, abounding in...
braking
16
17
the act of applying...
braless
15
11
without a bra [adj]
bramble
18
17
to gather blackberri...
brambly
25
19
full of brambles [ad...
branchy
25
18
having many branches...
branded
13
13
BRAND, to mark with...
brander
13
12
(Scots) a gridiron [...
brangle
15
14
to wrangle [v BRANGL...
branked
14
16
BRANK, (Scots) to pr...
branles
14
12
BRANLE, an old Frenc...
branned
12
13
BRAN, to soak in wat...
branner
12
12
one that brans [n -S...
bransle
14
12
an old French dance,...
brantle
14
12
an old French dance,...
brascos
17
13
BRASCO, (Australian...
brasero
13
10
(Spanish) a brazier;...
brashed
16
13
BRASH, (obsolete) to...
brasher
16
12
BRASH, forward, over...
brashes
16
12
BRASH, (obsolete) to...
brashly
24
15
BRASH, forward, over...
brasier
14
10
one who works in bra...
brasils
16
11
BRASIL, an oily, thr...
brassed
14
11
BRASS, to coat with...
brasses
14
10
BRASS, to coat with...
brasset
14
10
a piece of armour fo...
brassie
14
10
a golf club [n -S]
brattle
15
11
(Scots) to rush nois...
braunch
19
17
to spread like a tre...
bravado
15
15
to display bravery [...
bravely
23
17
BRAVE, showing coura...
bravers
16
14
BRAVER, one who brav...
bravery
22
16
courage [n BRAVERIES...
bravest
16
14
BRAVE, showing coura...
braving
17
17
BRAVE, to face with...
bravoed
15
15
BRAVO, to applaud by...
bravoes
15
14
BRAVO, a hired kille...
bravura
16
15
a brilliant display...
bravure
16
15
BRAVURA, a brilliant...
brawest
17
13
BRAW, (Scots) fine,...
brawled
18
15
BRAWL, to fight rowd...
brawler
18
14
a fighter [n -S]
brawlie
18
14
(Scots) very well, a...
brawned
16
15
brawny; muscular [ad...
braxies
20
17
BRAXY, a bacterial d...
brayers
20
12
BRAYER, an instrumen...
braying
21
15
BRAY, to cry like as...
brazens
16
20
BRAZEN, to face bold...
brazers
17
19
BRAZER, one that bra...
brazier
17
19
a container for hot...
brazils
19
20
BRAZIL, the hard red...
brazing
18
22
BRAZE, to solder wit...
breaded
13
12
BREAD, to cover with...
breadth
16
13
width [n -S]
breaker
14
14
one that breaks [n -...
breakup
17
18
the act of breaking...
breamed
14
14
BREAM, to clean a sh...
breares
13
10
BREARE, (Spenser) br...
breasts
14
10
BREAST, to confront...
breathe
15
12
to inhale and exhale...
breaths
16
12
BREATH, air inhaled...
breathy
22
14
marked by loud breat...
breccia
20
16
a geological formati...
brecham
20
18
(Scots) a horse-coll...
brechan
18
16
(Scots) a horse-coll...
bredies
14
11
BREDIE, (South Afric...
breding
15
14
BREDE, to braid, to...
bredren
13
12
(colloquial) a close...
bredrin
14
12
(colloquial) a close...
breeder
13
11
one who breeds [n -S...
breenge
13
13
(Scots) to plunge fo...
breered
13
11
BREER, to sprout abo...
breeses
13
10
BREESE, (archaic) th...
breests
14
10
BREEST, (Scots) brea...
breezed
16
20
BREEZE, to move bris...
breezes
16
19
BREEZE, to move bris...
bregmas
16
15
BREGMA, (Greek) the...
brehons
15
13
BREHON, (historical)...
breiing
15
13
BREI, (South Africa)...
breinge
14
13
(Scots) to plunge fo...
breists
15
10
BREIST, (Scots) brea...
brekkie
16
18
(colloquial) breakfa...
brennes
12
12
BRENNE, (archaic) to...
brenter
13
11
BRENT, (Scots) lofty...
bretons
13
11
BRETON, (French) a h...
brevete
15
14
patented [adj]
brevets
16
14
BREVET, to confer an...
brevier
16
14
an old type size [n...
brevity
23
16
shortness of ddurati...
brewage
17
15
the process of brewi...
brewers
17
13
BREWER, one who brew...
brewery
23
15
a place for brewing...
brewing
18
16
a quantity brewed at...
brewpub
22
20
a combined pub and b...
brewski
19
17
(colloquial) beer [n...
breying
21
15
BREY, (South Africa)...
briards
15
11
BRIARD, (French) a k...
briared
14
11
covered with briars...
bribees
16
13
BRIBEE, one who rece...
bribers
17
13
BRIBER, one who brib...
bribery
23
15
an act of influencin...
bribing
18
16
BRIBE, to influence...
bricked
19
18
BRICK, to build with...
bricken
18
18
made of brick [adj]
brickie
19
17
(colloquial) a brick...
brickle
20
18
a brittle candy [n -...
bricole
18
14
(French) a shot in b...
bridals
16
12
BRIDAL, a wedding [n...
bridged
16
14
BRIDGE, to connect a...
bridges
16
13
BRIDGE, to connect a...
bridies
15
11
BRIDIE, (Scots) a me...
briding
16
14
BRIDE, to act the br...
bridled
16
13
BRIDLE, to check or...
bridler
16
12
one who restrains an...
bridles
16
12
BRIDLE, to check or...
bridoon
13
12
a light military bri...
briefed
16
14
BRIEF, to give instr...
briefer
16
13
one who gives instru...
briefly
24
16
BRIEF, short [adv]
briered
14
11
full of briers, also...
brigade
15
13
to group together [v...
brigand
15
14
a bandit [n -S]
brights
19
14
BRIGHT, a light-hued...
brigued
16
14
BRIGUE, to intrigue...
brigues
16
13
BRIGUE, to intrigue...
briller
17
12
BRILL, brilliant [ad...
brillos
17
12
BRILLO, (tradename)...
brimful
20
18
full to the brim [ad...
briming
17
16
phosphorescence of t...
brimmed
17
17
BRIM, to fill to the...
brimmer
17
16
a bowl or glass full...
brinded
14
13
marked with spots or...
brindle
15
13
an animal marked wit...
briners
14
11
BRINER, one that bri...
bringer
15
13
one who brings [n -S...
brinier
14
11
BRINY, salty [adj]
brinies
14
11
BRINY, the sea [n]
brining
15
14
BRINE, to treat with...
brinish
17
13
like brine [adj]
brinjal
17
21
the aubergine [n -S]
brioche
19
15
(French) a kind of s...
briquet
23
20
(French) a brick-sha...
brisant
14
11
(French) explosive,...
brisked
16
15
BRISK, to make quick...
brisken
15
15
to make brisk [v -ED...
brisker
16
14
BRISK, quick of move...
brisket
16
14
meat from the breast...
briskly
24
17
BRISK, quick of move...
brisses
15
10
BRISS, (Hebrew) a Je...
bristle
16
11
to stand erect stiff...
bristly
23
13
stiffly erect [adj B...
bristol
16
11
a smooth cardboard [...
brisure
15
11
(French) a part of a...
britska
16
14
a four-wheeled carri...
brittle
16
11
to become fragile [v...
brittly
23
13
BRITT [adv]
britzka
19
23
a four-wheeled carri...
broadax
19
18
an ancient military...
broaden
12
12
to make wider [v -ED...
broader
13
11
BROAD, broad [adj]
broadly
21
14
BROAD, broad [adv]
broasts
14
10
BROAST, to boil and...
brocade
16
14
to weave a silky fab...
brocage
17
15
the business of a br...
brocard
17
14
(French) an elementa...
brochan
18
16
(Gaelic) gruel, porr...
broched
19
16
BROCH, to broach, to...
broches
19
15
BROCHE, a fabric sim...
brochos
19
15
BROCHO, (Hebrew) a b...
brocked
18
18
(Scots) variegated,...
brocket
18
17
a male red deer two...
brockit
19
17
(Scots) variegated,...
brocoli
18
14
a plant of the cabba...
brodded
14
13
BROD, to prod [v]
broddle
15
13
(dialect) to poke or...
brodkin
15
16
a high boot worn by...
brogans
14
13
BROGAN, a strong and...
brogged
16
15
BROG, to prick with...
brogues
15
13
BROGUE, a strong and...
broider
14
11
to adorn with needle...
broiled
15
12
BROIL, to cook over...
broiler
15
11
a quickly-reared you...
brokage
15
16
the business or empl...
brokers
15
14
BROKER, to act as a...
brokery
21
16
a broker's business...
broking
16
17
the business of buyi...
brolgas
16
13
BROLGA, a large grey...
bromals
16
14
BROMAL, an oily, col...
bromate
14
13
to combine with brom...
bromide
15
14
a bromine compound,...
bromids
16
14
BROMID, a bromine co...
bromine
14
14
a volatile liquid el...
bromins
15
14
BROMIN, a volatile l...
bromise
15
13
to treat with bromin...
bromism
17
16
poisoning by an over...
bromize
18
22
to treat with bromin...
brommer
16
16
(Afrikaans) a bluebo...
bronchi
19
16
BRONCHUS, one of the...
broncho
18
16
(Spanish) a native o...
broncos
16
14
BRONCO, (Spanish) a...
bronzed
16
21
BRONZE, to colour br...
bronzen
15
21
like bronze [adj]
bronzer
16
20
a tanning cosmetic [...
bronzes
16
20
BRONZE, to colour br...
brooded
13
12
BROOD, to ponder glo...
brooder
13
11
a heated building or...
brooked
14
15
BROOK, to tolerate [...
brookie
14
14
an American brook tr...
broomed
14
14
BROOM, to sweep with...
brooses
13
10
BROOSE, (Scots) a ra...
brosier
14
10
BROSY, having the qu...
brothas
16
12
BROTHA, an African-A...
brothel
17
13
a house of prostitut...
brother
16
12
a male sibling [n BR...
broughs
18
15
BROUGH, a circular t...
brought
18
15
BRING, to take with...
brouzes
17
20
BROUZE, a wedding ra...
browned
16
15
BROWN, to make brown...
browner
16
14
a fawning person [n...
brownie
16
14
a benevolent creatur...
browsed
17
14
BROWSE, to look at c...
browser
17
13
one who browses [n -...
browses
17
13
BROWSE, to look at c...
browsts
18
13
BROWST, (Scots) a br...
bruchid
21
17
a beetle of the fami...
brucine
17
15
a poisonous alkaloid...
brucins
18
15
BRUCIN, a poisonous...
brucite
18
14
a mineral, magnesium...
bruckle
20
19
(Scots) liable to br...
bruhaha
18
15
(French) a fuss, cla...
bruised
15
12
BRUISE, to injure an...
bruiser
15
11
a big husky man [n -...
bruises
15
11
BRUISE, to injure an...
bruited
15
12
BRUIT, to spread by...
bruiter
15
11
one that bruits [n -...
brulots
16
12
BRULOT, a biting fly...
brulyie
22
14
(Scots) a broil, a n...
brulzie
19
21
(Scots) a broil, a n...
brummer
17
17
(Afrikaans) a bluebo...
brumous
16
15
relating to fog [adj...
brunets
14
12
BRUNET, a (male) per...
brunted
14
13
BRUNT, to bear the c...
brushed
17
14
BRUSH, to touch ligh...
brusher
17
13
one who brushes [n -...
brushes
17
13
BRUSH, to touch ligh...
brushup
20
17
a quick review [n -S...
brusker
16
15
BRUSK, abrupt in man...
brusque
23
21
abrupt in manner, al...
brussen
14
12
(dialect) bold [adj]
brutely
22
14
BRUTE, brutal [adv]
bruters
15
11
BRUTER, one that sha...
brutest
15
11
BRUTE, brutal [adj]
brutify
24
16
to make brutal [v BR...
bruting
16
14
a process of diamond...
brutish
18
13
brutal [adj BRUTISHL...
brutism
17
14
the nature or charac...
bruxing
22
21
BRUX, to grind teeth...
bruxism
23
21
a nervous grinding o...
bubales
17
15
BUBALE, a large ante...
bubalis
18
15
a large antelope, al...
bubbies
19
17
BUBBY, (colloquial)...
bubbled
20
19
BUBBLE, to form a gl...
bubbler
20
18
(tradename) a kind o...
bubbles
20
18
BUBBLE, to form a gl...
bubinga
17
17
(Bantu) a species of...
bubonic
19
18
pertaining to a bubo...
bubukle
19
20
(Shakespeare) Fluell...
bucardo
17
15
a recently extinct s...
buccina
20
18
a Roman curved trump...
buckeen
17
19
(Anglo-Irish) a poor...
buckers
19
18
BUCKER, a hammer for...
buckets
19
18
BUCKET, to push forw...
buckeye
24
20
the American horse-c...
buckies
19
18
BUCKIE, (Scots) a la...
bucking
20
21
the process of steep...
buckish
22
20
dandified; foppish [...
buckled
20
20
BUCKLE, to bend or w...
buckler
20
19
a light shield [n -S...
buckles
20
19
BUCKLE, to bend or w...
buckoes
18
18
BUCKO, a bully [n]
buckram
20
21
a stiff-finished cot...
buckras
19
18
BUCKRA, among West I...
bucksaw
22
21
a large saw in an H-...
bucksom
20
21
(Milton) buxom [adj]
bucolic
22
18
of or relating to sh...
budders
15
13
BUDDER, one that bud...
buddhas
17
15
BUDDHA, a statue of...
buddied
15
14
BUDDY, to become clo...
buddier
15
13
BUDDY, having buds [...
buddies
15
13
BUDDY, to become clo...
budding
16
16
a type of asexual re...
buddled
16
15
BUDDLE, to wash for...
buddles
16
14
BUDDLE, to wash for...
budgero
15
14
(Hindi) a heavy keel...
budgers
16
14
BUDGER, one who budg...
budgets
16
14
BUDGET, to estimate...
budgies
16
14
BUDGIE, (colloquial)...
budging
17
17
BUDGE, to move or st...
budless
16
13
without buds [adj]
budlike
17
17
like a bud [adj]
budmash
18
17
an evil-doer, also B...
budwood
17
16
a branch having buds...
budworm
19
18
a moth larva that fe...
buffalo
19
18
to intimidate [v -ED...
buffers
19
17
BUFFER, to protect a...
buffest
19
17
BUFF, dull yellow br...
buffets
19
17
BUFFET, to hit sharp...
buffier
19
17
BUFFY, of a yellowis...
buffing
20
20
the process of polis...
buffoon
17
18
a clown [n -S]
bufties
17
14
BUFTIE, (colloquial)...
bugaboo
16
16
a cause for anxiety,...
bugbane
16
17
a perennial white-fl...
bugbear
17
16
a cause for anxiety,...
bugeyes
21
15
BUGEYE, a kind of sm...
buggane
15
16
an evil spirit, a ho...
buggans
16
16
BUGGAN, an evil spir...
buggers
17
15
BUGGER, to practise...
buggery
23
17
sodomy [n BUGGERIES]
buggier
17
15
BUGGY, full of bugs...
buggies
17
15
BUGGY, a light carri...
bugging
18
18
the concealment of a...
buggins
17
16
BUGGIN, an evil spir...
buglers
17
14
BUGLER, one who play...
buglets
17
14
BUGLET, a small bugl...
bugling
18
17
BUGLE, to play a bra...
bugloss
17
14
a wild flower, with...
bugongs
16
16
BUGONG, (Native Aust...
bugouts
16
14
BUGOUT, the act of r...
bugseed
15
14
an American plant of...
bugshas
18
15
BUGSHA, a monetary u...
bugwort
19
16
a perennial white-fl...
buhunds
17
16
BUHUND, a type of No...
buibuis
18
15
BUIBUI, a black shaw...
builded
16
14
BUILD, to construct...
builder
16
13
one that builds [n -...
buildup
19
17
an accumulation [n -...
buirdly
23
15
(Scots) stalwart; la...
buisted
15
12
BUIST, to mark a she...
bukkake
17
23
(Japanese) a type of...
bukshee
17
17
a paymaster, also BU...
bukshis
19
17
BUKSHI, a paymaster,...
bulbels
19
16
BULBEL, a small bulb...
bulbils
20
16
BULBIL, a small bulb...
bulbing
19
18
BULB, to swell out,...
bulblet
19
16
a small bulb, also B...
bulbous
18
16
bulb-shaped [adj BUL...
bulbuls
20
17
BULBUL, an Indian so...
bulgars
17
14
BULGAR, (Turkish) a...
bulgers
17
14
BULGER, a wooden gol...
bulghur
20
17
(Turkish) a form of...
bulgier
17
14
BULGY, bulging [adj]
bulgine
16
15
(US) a steam locomot...
bulging
18
17
BULGE, to swell out...
bulgurs
18
15
BULGUR, (Turkish) a...
bulimia
17
15
an eating disorder i...
bulimic
21
18
relating to bulimia,...
bulimus
18
16
an eating disorder i...
bulkage
17
18
a peristaltic stimul...
bulkers
17
16
BULKER, (archaic) a...
bulkier
17
16
BULKY, having bulk [...
bulkily
25
19
BULKY, having bulk [...
bulking
18
19
the act of gathering...
bullace
19
16
a small wild plum fr...
bullary
23
15
a collection of papa...
bullate
16
13
having a blistered a...
bullbat
19
16
(US) a nocturnal bir...
bulldog
18
16
to wrestle and throw...
bullers
17
13
BULLER, to seethe, g...
bullets
17
13
BULLET, to move swif...
bulleys
23
15
BULLEY, a two-masted...
bullied
17
14
BULLY, to treat thre...
bullier
17
13
BULLY, wonderful [ad...
bullies
17
13
BULLY, to treat thre...
bulling
18
16
copulation with a co...
bullion
16
14
uncoined gold or sil...
bullish
20
15
anticipating or asso...
bullock
21
20
to force one's way [...
bullosa
16
13
as in epidermolysis...
bullous
17
14
blistered, puckered,...
bullpen
18
17
an enclosure for bul...
bulrush
19
15
an aquatic plant, re...
bulwark
20
19
to fortify [v -ED, -...
bumbags
19
19
BUMBAG, a small bag,...
bumbaze
20
26
(Scots) to perplex,...
bumbled
19
19
BUMBLE, to bungle, a...
bumbler
19
18
a bungler [n -S]
bumbles
19
18
BUMBLE, to bungle, a...
bumboat
17
17
a boat used to peddl...
bumboys
24
19
BUMBOY, a young male...
bumelia
16
15
a thorny tree [n -S]
bumfuck
23
25
(US slang) a remote...
bumkins
17
19
BUMKIN, a spar proje...
bummalo
17
18
a small marine Asiat...
bummels
18
18
BUMMEL, (German) a s...
bummers
17
17
BUMMER, a disappoint...
bummest
17
17
BUM, worthless [adj]
bumming
18
20
BUM, to live idly [v...
bummled
18
19
BUMMLE, to bungle, a...
bummles
18
18
BUMMLE, to bungle, a...
bummock
21
24
in Orkney and Shetla...
bumpers
18
17
BUMPER, to drink bum...
bumpier
18
17
BUMPY, of uneven sur...
bumpily
26
20
BUMPY, of uneven sur...
bumping
19
20
the act of bumping [...
bumpkin
19
22
a clumsy rustic [n -...
bumster
16
14
of trousers, cut in...
bumwads
19
18
BUMWAD, a type of pa...
bunbury
23
18
to create a fictitio...
bunched
19
18
BUNCH, to gather tog...
buncher
19
17
one that gathers thi...
bunches
19
17
BUNCH, to gather tog...
buncing
18
18
BUNCE, to disguise p...
buncoed
16
16
BUNCO, to practice s...
buncoes
16
15
BUNCO, to practice s...
bundied
14
14
BUNDY, to clock on o...
bundies
14
13
BUNDY, to clock on o...
bunding
15
16
BUND, to make an emb...
bundist
15
13
a member of a bund,...
bundled
15
15
BUNDLE, to fasten to...
bundler
15
14
one that bundles [n...
bundles
15
14
BUNDLE, to fasten to...
bundook
14
17
(Urdu) Indian army s...
bungees
14
14
BUNGEE, a strong rub...
bungers
15
14
BUNGER, (Australian...
bungeys
21
16
BUNGEY, a strong rub...
bungies
15
14
BUNGY, a strong rubb...
bunging
16
17
BUNG, to plug with a...
bungled
16
16
BUNGLE, to mismanage...
bungler
16
15
one who mismanages [...
bungles
16
15
BUNGLE, to mismanage...
bunhead
15
15
a female ballet danc...
bunions
13
13
BUNION, a painful sw...
bunjees
15
21
BUNJEE, a strong rub...
bunjies
16
21
BUNJIE, a strong rub...
bunkers
15
16
BUNKER, to store in...
bunkies
15
16
BUNKIE, a small sepa...
bunking
16
19
BUNK, to go to bed [...
bunkoed
14
17
BUNKO, to practice a...
bunkums
17
20
BUNKUM, insincere or...
bunnets
13
13
BUNNET, a bonnet, al...
bunnias
13
13
BUNNIA, (Hindi) an (...
bunnies
13
13
BUNNY, (colloquial)...
bunraku
15
17
(Japanese) a form of...
bunsens
13
13
BUNSEN, a type of ga...
buntals
15
13
BUNTAL, the straw of...
bunters
14
12
BUNTER, a female rag...
buntier
14
12
BUNTY, having bunt,...
bunting
15
15
any of the small fin...
bunyips
23
17
BUNYIP, (Native Aust...
buoyage
20
15
a group of buoys [n...
buoyant
19
14
having buoyancy [adj...
buoying
21
16
BUOY, to mark with a...
buppies
19
17
BUPPIE, a black urba...
buqshas
25
22
BUQSHA, a monetary u...
burbled
18
16
BURBLE, to speak qui...
burbler
18
15
one who burbles [n -...
burbles
18
15
BURBLE, to speak qui...
burbots
17
14
BURBOT, a long, slen...
burdash
17
14
a fringed sash worn...
burdens
14
13
BURDEN, to load heav...
burdies
15
12
BURDIE, (Scots) a (s...
burdock
19
19
a coarse dandelion-l...
bureaus
14
12
BUREAU, (French) a w...
bureaux
20
19
BUREAU, (French) a w...
burette
14
11
a glass measuring tu...
burgage
16
15
a kind of feudal ten...
burgees
15
13
BURGEE, a small ship...
burgeon
14
14
to grow rapidly [v -...
burgers
16
13
BURGER, a hamburger...
burgess
16
13
a citizen of a borou...
burghal
19
16
relating to a burgh...
burgher
18
15
a freeman or citizen...
burghul
20
17
(Turkish) a form of...
burglar
17
14
to enter a building...
burgled
17
15
BURGLE, to trespass...
burgles
17
14
BURGLE, to trespass...
burgoos
15
13
BURGOO, a kind of oa...
burgout
16
14
a kind of oatmeal pu...
burhels
18
14
BURHEL, a blue Himal...
burials
16
12
BURIAL, the act of b...
buriers
15
11
BURIER, one who buri...
buritis
16
11
BURITI, (Tupi) a kin...
burkers
16
15
BURKER, one that bur...
burkhas
18
17
BURKHA, an Arab woma...
burking
17
18
BURKE, to murder by...
burkini
16
16
a swimming costume w...
burkite
16
15
one that burkes, mur...
burlaps
18
15
BURLAP, a coarse can...
burlers
16
12
BURLER, one who burl...
burlesk
17
16
a type of stage show...
burleys
22
14
BURLEY, an American...
burlier
16
12
BURLY, heavy and mus...
burlily
24
15
BURLY, heavy and mus...
burling
17
15
BURL, to finish clot...
burners
14
12
BURNER, one that bur...
burnets
14
12
BURNET, a moth of th...
burnies
14
12
BURNIE, (Scots) a sm...
burning
15
15
very hot, ardent [ad...
burnish
17
14
to polish [v -ED, -I...
burnous
14
13
a hooded cloak worn...
burnout
14
13
exhaustion due to st...
burpees
16
14
BURPEE, a type of ph...
burping
18
17
BURP, to belch [v]
burrata
14
11
(Italian) an Italian...
burrell
17
13
(Hindi) a Himalayan...
burrels
16
12
BURREL, (Hindi) a Hi...
burrers
15
11
BURRER, one that bur...
burrhel
18
14
(Hindi) a Himalayan...
burrier
15
11
BURRY, abounding in...
burring
16
14
BURR, to remove the...
burrito
15
11
(Spanish) a Mexican...
burrows
18
14
BURROW, to dig a hol...
bursars
15
11
BURSAR, a person who...
bursary
21
13
a college treasury [...
bursate
14
11
pertaining to a burs...
burseed
14
12
a coarse weed [n -S]
bursera
14
11
designating a tropic...
bursted
15
12
BURST, to break open...
bursten
14
12
BURST, to break open...
burster
15
11
a machine for separa...
burthen
16
14
to burden [v -ED, -I...
burtons
14
12
BURTON, a light hand...
burweed
17
15
any of various burry...
burying
22
16
BURY, to put in the...
busbars
17
14
BUSBAR, an electric...
busbies
17
14
BUSBY, a fur hat wit...
busboys
23
16
BUSBOY, an assistant...
buseras
14
11
BUSERA, a Ugandan al...
busgirl
18
14
an assistant waitres...
bushels
18
14
BUSHEL, to mend or a...
bushers
17
13
BUSHER, a minor leag...
bushfly
27
19
a fly which breeds i...
bushido
17
14
(Japanese) a Japanes...
bushier
17
13
BUSHY, having many b...
bushies
17
13
BUSHIE, one who live...
bushily
25
16
BUSHY, having many b...
bushing
18
16
a bush, an insulator...
bushlot
18
14
a woodlot [n -S]
bushman
17
17
(Australian) a settl...
bushmen
17
17
BUSHMAN, (Australian...
bushpig
21
18
an African wild pig...
bushtit
18
13
a small long-tailed...
bushwah
22
18
nonsense, also BUSHW...
bushwas
20
16
BUSHWA, nonsense, al...
busiest
15
11
BUSY, occupied [adj]
busings
16
14
BUSING, the act of t...
buskers
16
15
BUSKER, a street ent...
buskets
16
15
BUSKET, (Spenser) a...
busking
17
18
the art of busking [...
buskins
16
16
BUSKIN, a thick-sole...
busload
15
13
a load that fills a...
bussing
16
14
the act of transport...
bustard
15
12
any bird of the genu...
bustees
14
11
BUSTEE, (Hindi) in I...
busters
15
11
BUSTER, a horse-brea...
bustics
19
14
BUSTIC, a species of...
bustier
15
11
(French) a strapless...
busting
16
14
the act of busting [...
bustled
16
13
BUSTLE, to move nois...
bustler
16
12
one who bustles [n -...
bustles
16
12
BUSTLE, to move nois...
busuuti
16
13
a long garment with...
busying
22
16
BUSY, to occupy ones...
butanes
13
12
BUTANE, a hydrocarbo...
butanol
14
13
a flammable alcohol...
butcher
20
16
to slaughter [v -ED,...
butches
20
16
BUTCH, a lesbian wit...
butenes
13
12
BUTENE, any one of t...
butlers
16
12
BUTLER, to act as a...
butlery
22
14
a storage room [n BU...
butling
17
15
BUTLE, to serve as a...
butment
15
15
the base of an archi...
buttals
16
12
boundary lines [n]
butters
15
11
BUTTER, to spread wi...
buttery
21
13
a wine cellar [n BUT...
butties
15
11
BUTTY, a fellow work...
butting
16
14
BUTT, to hit with th...
buttled
16
13
BUTTLE, to act as a...
buttles
16
12
BUTTLE, to act as a...
buttock
19
18
in wrestling, to thr...
buttons
14
12
BUTTON, to fasten wi...
buttony
20
14
resembling a button...
butyral
22
14
a kind of resin [n -...
butyric
25
16
as in butyric acid,...
butyrin
21
14
a butyrate of glycer...
butyryl
29
16
a radical of butyric...
buvette
16
15
(obsolete) in France...
buxomer
21
21
BUXOM, healthily plu...
buxomly
29
24
BUXOM, healthily plu...
buyable
23
17
something available...
buyback
27
23
the optional or obli...
buyings
22
16
BUYING, the act of p...
buyoffs
25
19
BUYOFF, the act of b...
buyouts
21
14
BUYOUT, the buying o...
buzukia
19
25
BUZUKI, a Greek stri...
buzukis
20
25
BUZUKI, a Greek stri...
buzzard
21
30
a large bird of prey...
buzzcut
25
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a very short haircut...
buzzers
21
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BUZZER, an apparatus...
buzzier
21
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BUZZY, having a buzz...
buzzing
22
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busy, vibrant [adj B...
buzzsaw
24
32
a power-operated cir...
buzzwig
26
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a large thick wig [n...
bycatch
29
20
an immature fish, es...
bycoket
24
19
an ornamental cap wi...
byelaws
24
16
BYELAW, the law of a...
bygones
20
15
BYGONE, something be...
bylanes
20
14
BYLANE, a side lane...
bylined
21
15
BYLINE, to write giv...
byliner
21
14
one that writes unde...
bylines
21
14
BYLINE, to write giv...
bynames
20
16
BYNAME, a secondary...
bynempt
23
19
BENAME, to name, men...
bypaths
25
17
BYPATH, a secluded o...
byplace
26
19
a secluded place [n...
byplays
30
18
BYPLAY, action subor...
byreman
20
16
a farm-servant who t...
byremen
20
16
BYREMAN, a farm-serv...
byrlady
28
16
(archaic) a mediaeva...
byrlaws
25
16
BYRLAW, (archaic) a...
byrling
23
16
BYRL, to carouse, al...
byrnies
20
13
BYRNIE, (historical)...
byroads
20
13
BYROAD, a side road...
byrooms
21
15
BYROOM, a private ro...
byssine
20
13
made of byssus or fi...
byssoid
21
13
having delicate fila...
bytalks
23
17
BYTALK, small talk [...
bywoner
22
16
(Afrikaans) the subt...
bywords
24
16
BYWORD, a well known...
byworks
25
19
BYWORK, work done du...
byzants
23
22
BYZANT, a gold coin...
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