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cabalas
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CABALA, a Jewish doc...
cabanas
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CABANA, (Spanish) a...
cabaret
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13
a music hall [n -S]
cabbage
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to steal or purloin,...
cabbagy
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like a cabbage, also...
cabbala
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a Jewish doctrine ba...
cabbies
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16
CABBY, (colloquial)...
cabbing
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19
CAB, to travel by ta...
cabezon
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(Spanish) a Californ...
cabildo
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15
(Spanish) a town cou...
cabined
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15
CABIN, to live in a...
cabinet
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a piece of furniture...
cablers
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14
CABLER, one that sup...
cablets
18
14
CABLET, a little cab...
cabling
19
17
a bead or moulding l...
cabomba
19
19
a small genus of aqu...
caboose
15
13
the last car of a fr...
cabover
18
17
a truck or lorry wit...
cabries
17
13
CABRIE, a pronghorn...
cabrios
17
13
CABRIO, a kind of tw...
cabrits
18
13
CABRIT, a pronghorn...
cachaca
22
18
a white Brazilian ru...
cachets
20
15
CACHET, to print a d...
cachexy
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general ill health,...
caching
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18
CACHE, to store in a...
cachous
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16
CACHOU, a resin used...
cacique
26
23
a West Indian or Ame...
cackier
19
17
CACKY, of or like ex...
cacking
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20
CACK, to defecate [v...
cackled
20
19
CACKLE, to make the...
cackler
20
18
one who cackles [n -...
cackles
20
18
CACKLE, to make the...
cacodyl
25
17
a colourless, poison...
cacoepy
25
18
a wrong pronunciatio...
cacolet
18
14
(French) a military...
caconym
24
19
an erroneous name [n...
cacoons
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14
CACOON, the large se...
cactoid
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14
cactus-shaped [adj]
cacumen
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18
(Latin) a top or poi...
cadagas
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13
CADAGA, an Australia...
cadagis
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13
CADAGI, an Australia...
cadaver
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15
a corpse [n -S]
caddice
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15
a coarse woollen fab...
caddied
15
13
CADDY, to serve as a...
caddies
15
12
CADDY, to serve as a...
caddish
18
14
like a cad; lowbred...
caddyss
22
14
(Shakespeare) a wors...
cadeaux
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19
CADEAU, (French) a p...
cadelle
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13
a small black beetle...
cadence
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15
to make rhythmic [v...
cadency
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17
the status of a youn...
cadenza
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21
(Italian) an elabora...
cadgers
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13
CADGER, a scrounger;...
cadgier
16
13
CADGY, cheerful, als...
cadging
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16
CADGE, to get by beg...
cadmium
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18
a metallic element [...
cadrans
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12
an instrument used i...
caduacs
18
15
CADUAC, (obsolete) a...
caducei
18
15
CADUCEUS, (Latin) a...
caeomas
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13
CAEOMA, a spore-form...
caerule
15
12
(Spenser) sky-blue,...
caesars
14
10
CAESAR, a Caesarean...
caesium
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14
a metallic element [...
caestus
15
11
a hand covering for...
caesura
14
11
a pause in a line of...
cafards
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14
CAFARD, (French) sev...
caffein
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17
a bitter alkaloid us...
caffila
20
17
(Arabic) a caravan,...
cafilas
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14
CAFILA, (Arabic) a c...
caftans
16
14
CAFTAN, a full-lengt...
caganer
14
13
a traditional charac...
cageful
19
17
as much as a cage ca...
cagiest
16
12
CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cagmags
18
17
CAGMAG, to chat idly...
cagoule
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14
a light anorak, also...
cagouls
17
14
CAGOUL, a light anor...
cahiers
17
12
CAHIER, (French) a n...
cahoots
16
12
CAHOOT, partnership;...
cahouns
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14
CAHOUN, (Spanish) a...
cailles
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12
CAILLE, (French) in...
caimacs
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16
CAIMAC, (Turkish) a...
caimans
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14
CAIMAN, the South Am...
caiques
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20
CAIQUE, (French) a l...
cairned
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12
piled into a cairn [...
caisson
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11
a watertight chamber...
caitiff
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16
a despicable person,...
caitive
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14
(Spenser) a captive,...
cajaput
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a volatile oil, dist...
cajeput
19
23
a volatile oil, dist...
cajoled
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21
CAJOLE, to persuade...
cajoler
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20
one who cajoles [n -...
cajoles
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20
CAJOLE, to persuade...
cajones
15
20
CAJON, (Spanish) a s...
cajuput
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24
a volatile oil, dist...
cakeage
15
16
a charge levied in a...
cakebox
23
24
a container for a ca...
cakiest
16
14
CAKY, lumpy, also CA...
cakings
17
17
CAKING, the act of c...
calaloo
15
12
a soup made with gre...
calalus
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13
CALALU, a soup made...
calamar
16
14
any of various speci...
calamus
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15
(Latin) a quill or r...
calando
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13
(Italian) slowing wi...
calathi
18
13
CALATHUS, (Latin) a...
calcars
19
14
CALCAR, (Latin) a sp...
calcify
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19
to convert into calc...
calcine
18
15
to reduce to a calx...
calcite
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14
a mineral, limestone...
calcium
21
18
a metallic element [...
calculi
21
16
CALCULUS, a branch o...
caldera
15
12
(Spanish) a large, b...
caldron
15
13
a large kettle or bo...
caleche
20
16
(French) a light low...
calends
15
13
the first day of the...
calesas
15
11
CALESA, (French) a l...
caliber
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14
the diameter of a gu...
calibre
18
14
the diameter of a gu...
calices
19
14
CALIX, (Latin) a cup...
caliche
21
16
(Spanish) gravel, sa...
calicle
20
15
a cup-shaped anatomi...
calicos
19
14
CALICO, a brightly p...
caligos
17
13
CALIGO, a reduction...
calimas
17
14
CALIMA, (Spanish) a...
calipee
17
14
a part of a turtle w...
caliper
18
14
in papermaking, a me...
caliphs
21
16
CALIPH, (Arabic) an...
caliver
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a type of light musk...
calixes
22
18
CALIX, (Latin) a cup...
calkers
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15
CALKER, a pointed pi...
calking
18
18
material used to cal...
calkins
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16
CALKIN, a pointed pi...
callais
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12
(Greek) a green ston...
callans
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13
CALLAN, (Scots) a bo...
callant
16
13
(Scots) a boy, a fel...
callboy
25
17
a boy who calls acto...
callees
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12
CALLEE, a computer f...
callers
17
12
CALLER, one that cal...
callets
17
12
CALLET, (Shakespeare...
calling
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a vocation or profes...
callops
19
15
CALLOP, an Australia...
callose
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12
a part of a plant ce...
callous
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13
unfeeling [adj CALLO...
callout
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13
an inset in a printe...
callows
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15
CALLOW, an alluvial...
calluna
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14
any plant of the lin...
calmant
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15
a drug that calms [n...
calmest
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CALM, free from agit...
calmier
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CALMY, clayey [adj]
calming
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effecting calm [adj...
calomel
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a strong purgative,...
caloric
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14
related to heat [adj...
calorie
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the amount of heat n...
calotte
15
11
(French) a Roman Cat...
caloyer
21
13
a Greek Orthodox mon...
calpack
22
21
a triangular Turkish...
calpacs
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17
CALPAC, a triangular...
calpain
17
15
an enzyme for digest...
calqued
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22
CALQUE, to process t...
calques
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CALQUE, to process t...
calthas
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13
CALTHA, (Latin) a ge...
caltrap
18
14
a device with four m...
caltrop
18
14
a device with four m...
calumba
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18
the dried root of a...
calumet
17
15
an ornamented ceremo...
calumny
23
18
to utter false charg...
calvary
24
17
a place or occasion...
calvers
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15
CALVER, to prepare f...
calving
19
18
CALVE, to give birth...
calyces
25
16
CALYX, the outer pro...
calycle
26
17
a row of small bract...
calypso
24
16
a West Indian ballad...
calyxes
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20
CALYX, the outer pro...
calzone
17
21
a turnover with a sa...
calzoni
18
21
CALZONE, a turnover...
camaieu
15
14
a cameo [n CAMAIEUX]
camails
17
14
CAMAIL, a neck guard...
camaron
14
14
(Spanish) a kind of...
camases
15
13
CAMAS, (Native Ameri...
cambers
18
16
CAMBER, to arch slig...
cambial
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17
of or like cambium,...
cambism
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19
the theory and pract...
cambist
19
16
a dealer in bills of...
cambium
20
20
a layer of plant tis...
camboge
18
18
a yellow gum resin,...
cambrel
19
17
the hock of a horse...
cambric
22
19
a fine linen [n -S]
camcord
19
17
to videotape with a...
camelia
16
14
an evergreen shrub,...
camelid
17
15
an animal of the cam...
camelot
16
14
a strong waterproof...
camelry
23
16
troops mounted on ca...
cameoed
14
14
CAMEO, to portray in...
camerae
14
13
CAMERA, an apparatus...
cameral
16
14
relating to a camera...
cameras
15
13
CAMERA, an apparatus...
cameses
15
13
CAMESE, a loose shir...
camions
15
14
CAMION, (French) a f...
camisas
16
13
CAMISA, (Arabic) a l...
camises
16
13
CAMISE, (Arabic) a l...
camisia
16
13
(Arabic) a loose shi...
camlets
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14
CAMLET, a strong wat...
cammies
17
16
CAMMIE, a webcam awa...
camming
18
19
CAM, to whiten with...
camogie
16
15
an Irish game, a for...
camoodi
15
14
(Caribbean) an anaco...
camorra
15
13
(Italian) any organi...
camotes
15
13
CAMOTE, a type of sw...
campana
16
17
(Latin) a church bel...
campers
18
16
CAMPER, one who live...
campery
24
18
being camp [n CAMPER...
campest
18
16
CAMP, theatrical [ad...
camphol
21
19
a rare variety of ca...
camphor
20
18
a solid essential oi...
campier
18
16
CAMPY, comically exa...
campily
26
19
CAMPY, comically exa...
camping
19
19
the act of living ou...
campion
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17
any plant of the gen...
campled
19
18
CAMPLE, to wrangle [...
camples
19
17
CAMPLE, to wrangle [...
campong
18
19
a Malay village, als...
campout
18
17
a camping out by a g...
camuses
16
14
CAMUS, a type of rob...
camwood
18
17
the wood of a West A...
canadas
13
12
CANADA, (Spanish) a...
canakin
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a small can or cup,...
canaled
14
13
CANAL, to dig an art...
canapes
15
14
CANAPE, (French) a s...
canards
14
12
CANARD, (French) a f...
canasta
13
11
(Spanish) a card gam...
canbank
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the equivalent of a...
cancans
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CANCAN, a high-kicki...
cancels
18
15
CANCEL, to cause not...
cancers
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14
CANCER, a malignant...
canchas
19
16
CANCHA, a court for...
candela
14
13
a unit of luminous i...
candent
13
13
(archaic) glowing, w...
candida
14
13
a parasitic, yeastli...
candids
15
13
CANDID, an unposed p...
candied
14
13
CANDY, to coat with...
candies
14
12
CANDIE, a South Indi...
candiru
15
13
a tiny S American fi...
candled
15
14
CANDLE, to examine e...
candler
15
13
one whose job it is...
candles
15
13
CANDLE, to examine e...
candock
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19
the yellow water lil...
candors
14
12
CANDOR, frankness, s...
candour
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13
frankness, sincerity...
canella
15
13
a genus of trees of...
canfuls
18
16
CANFUL, as much as a...
cangled
16
15
CANGLE, (Scots) to w...
cangles
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14
CANGLE, (Scots) to w...
cangues
15
14
CANGUE, (Portuguese)...
caniest
14
11
CANY, like cane, abo...
canikin
15
16
a small can or cup,...
canines
13
12
CANINE, a dogtooth [...
canings
15
14
CANING, a beating wi...
cankers
15
15
CANKER, to affect wi...
cankery
21
17
like a canker; full...
cankles
16
16
CANKLE, (slang) an o...
cannach
18
17
(Scots) a cotton-gra...
cannels
14
13
CANNEL, a type of du...
canners
13
12
CANNER, one that can...
cannery
19
14
a place where food i...
cannier
13
12
CANNIE, prudent, als...
cannily
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15
CANNY, prudent, also...
canning
14
15
the business of pres...
cannoli
14
13
a tube of pasta fill...
cannons
12
13
CANNON, to collide w...
cannula
14
14
a tube inserted into...
canoers
13
11
CANOER, one who trav...
canolas
14
12
CANOLA, edible oil f...
canonic
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15
included in the scri...
canonry
19
14
the benefice, office...
canopic
19
17
relating to an Egypt...
cansful
18
16
CANFUL, as much as a...
cantala
14
12
a coarse fibre used...
cantals
15
12
CANTAL, a hard chees...
cantars
14
11
CANTAR, a Turkish un...
cantata
13
11
a kind of vocal comp...
cantate
13
11
the 98th psalm [n -S...
cantdog
15
14
a metal hook on a lo...
canteen
12
12
a container used for...
canters
14
11
CANTER, to ride a ho...
cantest
14
11
CANT, affectedly mor...
canthal
17
14
relating to the cant...
canthic
20
16
relating to the cant...
canthus
17
14
a corner of the eye...
cantico
17
14
to dance as an act o...
cantier
14
11
CANTY, (Scots) conte...
cantily
22
14
CANTY, (Scots) conte...
cantina
13
12
(Spanish) a bar or s...
canting
15
14
whining, pretending...
cantion
13
12
(Spenser) a song [n...
cantled
15
13
CANTLE, to break a p...
cantles
15
12
CANTLE, to break a p...
cantlet
15
12
a fragment [n -S]
cantons
13
12
CANTON, to divide in...
cantors
14
11
CANTOR, a singer; es...
cantrap
16
14
a magic spell, also...
cantred
14
12
(Welsh) a district c...
cantref
16
14
(Welsh) a district c...
cantrip
17
14
(Scots) a charm; an...
canulae
14
13
CANULA, a tube inser...
canular
15
13
relating to a canula...
canulas
15
13
CANULA, a tube inser...
canvass
16
15
to examine thoroughl...
canyons
19
14
CANYON, a deep gorge...
canzona
15
21
(Italian) a song res...
canzone
15
21
(Italian) a song res...
canzoni
16
21
CANZONE, (Italian) a...
capable
19
17
competent [adj CAPAB...
capably
26
19
CAPABLE, competent [...
capeesh
18
15
used to ask if one u...
capelan
16
15
a small marine fish...
capelet
17
14
a small cape [n -S]
capelin
17
15
a small marine fish...
capered
16
14
CAPER, to leap or sk...
caperer
16
13
one who capers [n -S...
capexes
22
20
CAPEX, (short for) c...
capfuls
21
18
CAPFUL, as much as a...
capisce
20
16
used to ask if one u...
capital
18
14
excellent [adj CAPIT...
capitan
16
14
(historical) the chi...
capitol
18
14
a building occupied...
capizes
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22
CAPIZ, the transluce...
capless
18
14
without a cap [adj]
caplets
18
14
CAPLET, (tradename)...
caplins
18
15
CAPLIN, a small mari...
caporal
17
14
a coarse, strong, da...
capotes
16
13
CAPOTE, (French) a l...
capouch
22
19
a cloak hood, also C...
cappers
19
16
CAPPER, one whose bu...
capping
20
19
a wax covering in a...
caprate
16
13
a salt of capric aci...
caprese
16
13
(Italian) a salad co...
caprice
20
16
a whim, an unpredict...
caprids
18
14
CAPRID, a member of...
caprify
26
18
to cultivate the goa...
caprine
16
14
pertaining to a goat...
caprock
21
20
an overlying rock la...
caproic
20
16
applied to a type of...
capsids
18
14
CAPSID, the outer sh...
capsize
20
22
to overturn [v CAPSI...
capstan
16
14
an upright device fo...
capsule
18
15
to condense into a b...
captain
16
14
to lead or command [...
captans
16
14
CAPTAN, a type of ag...
captcha
22
18
a program to generat...
caption
16
14
a heading, legend or...
captive
19
17
to make a prisoner [...
captors
17
13
CAPTOR, one who take...
capture
17
14
to take by force or...
capuche
22
19
a cloak hood, also C...
capuera
16
14
(Portuguese) a marti...
carabao
15
13
a water buffalo [n -...
carabid
17
14
a black carnivorous...
carabin
16
14
a rifle with a relat...
caracal
18
14
the desert lynx of N...
caracks
19
17
CARACK, a type of me...
caracol
18
14
to perform a half tu...
caracts
18
13
CARACT, (Shakespeare...
caracul
19
15
(Russian) a sheep of...
carafes
16
13
CARAFE, (French) a g...
caramba
17
16
used to express dism...
caramel
16
14
a dark brown substan...
caranna
12
12
a resinous substance...
carapax
22
20
a hard, protective o...
carates
14
10
CARATE, a tropical s...
carauna
13
12
a resinous substance...
caravan
15
15
to travel in a porta...
caravel
17
15
a small light fast s...
caraway
23
15
an umbelliferous pla...
carbarn
16
14
a garage for buses [...
carbeen
15
14
(Native Australian)...
carbene
15
14
a neutral divalent f...
carbide
17
14
a carbon compound [n...
carbies
17
13
CARBY, (Australian)...
carbine
16
14
a rifle with a relat...
carbons
16
14
CARBON, a nonmetalli...
carbora
16
13
a wood-boring worm [...
carboys
23
15
CARBOY, a large gree...
carcake
18
17
(Scots) a small cake...
carcase
17
13
to put a carcase or...
carcass
18
13
to put a framework o...
carcels
19
14
CARCEL, (French) a F...
cardecu
18
15
an old French coin,...
carders
15
11
CARDER, one that doe...
cardiac
18
14
a person with a hear...
cardiae
14
11
CARDIA, an opening o...
cardias
15
11
CARDIA, an opening o...
cardies
15
11
CARDY, (short for) a...
carding
16
14
the process of combi...
cardios
15
11
CARDIO, (short for)...
cardons
14
12
CARDON, a variety of...
cardoon
13
12
a thistle-like plant...
carduus
16
13
(Shakespeare) a this...
careens
13
11
CAREEN, to turn (a s...
careers
14
10
CAREER, to go at ful...
careful
18
15
cautious [adj CAREFU...
caremes
15
13
CAREME, (French) len...
carfare
16
13
payment for a bus or...
carfuls
19
15
CARFUL, as much as a...
cargoed
15
13
CARGO, to load, weig...
cargoes
15
12
CARGO, to load, weig...
carhops
19
15
CARHOP, to work as a...
cariama
15
13
a large South Americ...
caribes
17
13
CARIBE, (Spanish) a...
cariboo
16
13
(Native American) a...
caribou
17
14
(Native American) a...
carices
18
13
CAREX, a genus of pl...
cariere
14
10
(obsolete) career [n...
carinae
13
11
CARINA, a keel-shape...
carinal
15
12
relating to a carina...
carinas
14
11
CARINA, a keel-shape...
carings
16
13
CARING, the act of c...
carioca
17
13
a South American dan...
cariole
15
11
(French) a small ope...
cariose
14
10
of teeth, affected w...
carious
15
11
of teeth, affected w...
caritas
15
10
love for all people...
carjack
21
26
to hijack a car [v -...
carking
17
17
CARK, (archaic) to w...
carless
16
11
without a car [adj]
carline
15
12
(Scots) an old woman...
carling
17
14
a short timber runni...
carlins
16
12
CARLIN, (Scots) an o...
carlish
19
13
(archaic) churlish [...
carload
15
12
as much as a car can...
carlock
20
18
Russian isinglass, m...
carlots
16
11
CARLOT, (Shakespeare...
carmine
15
14
a vivid red colour [...
carnage
14
13
great and bloody sla...
carnals
15
12
CARNAL, to act carna...
carnets
14
11
CARNET, (French) a c...
carneys
20
13
CARNEY, to coax, als...
carnied
14
12
CARNY, to coax, also...
carnier
14
11
CARNY, cunning [adj]
carnies
14
11
CARNIE [v]
carnify
23
16
to form flesh; to be...
carnose
13
11
fleshy; of or like f...
caroach
19
15
a stately carriage,...
caroche
19
15
a stately carriage,...
caroled
15
12
CAROL, to sing joyou...
caroler
15
11
one who sings joyous...
carolus
16
12
a former English gol...
caromed
15
14
CAROM, to collide wi...
caromel
16
14
a dark brown substan...
carotid
15
11
a large artery that...
carotin
14
11
any of a number of r...
carouse
14
11
to engage in a carou...
carpale
17
14
a bone in the wrist,...
carpals
18
14
CARPAL, a bone in th...
carpels
18
14
CARPEL, a single fem...
carpers
17
13
CARPER, one who carp...
carpets
17
13
CARPET, to cover a f...
carping
18
16
complaining [adj CAR...
carpool
17
14
to take turns drivin...
carport
17
13
a covered parking sp...
carrack
19
17
(historical) a large...
carract
18
13
(historical) a large...
carrats
15
10
CARRAT, a unit of we...
carrect
18
13
(historical) a large...
carrell
17
12
a desk for private s...
carrels
16
11
CARREL, a desk for p...
carrick
20
17
as in carrick bend,...
carried
15
11
CARRY, to convey fro...
carrier
15
10
one that carries [n...
carries
15
10
CARRY, to convey fro...
carrion
14
11
dead and rotting fle...
carroch
20
15
a stately carriage,...
carroms
16
13
CARROM, to collide w...
carrots
15
10
CARROT, a root veget...
carroty
21
12
like or tasting of c...
carryon
20
13
a fuss, a commotion...
carseys
21
12
CARSEY, (slang) a la...
carsick
20
17
nauseated from ridin...
cartage
15
12
the act of carrying...
cartels
16
11
CARTEL, (French) a m...
carters
15
10
CARTER, one who driv...
cartful
19
15
the contents of a ca...
carting
16
13
CART, to convey in a...
cartons
14
11
CARTON, to pack in a...
cartoon
13
11
to sketch a humorous...
cartway
24
15
a way used by carts...
carvels
18
15
CARVEL, a small ligh...
carvers
17
14
CARVER, one that car...
carvery
23
16
a type of buffet ser...
carvies
17
14
CARVY, a herb used i...
carving
18
17
a carved figure or d...
carwash
20
15
an establishment equ...
casabas
16
13
CASABA, a variety of...
casavas
16
14
CASAVA, a tropical p...
casbahs
19
15
CASBAH, the old sect...
cascade
17
14
to fall like a water...
cascara
17
13
a medicinal tree bar...
casease
13
10
an enzyme decomposin...
caseate
13
10
to become cheesy [v...
caseins
14
11
CASEIN, a milk prote...
caselaw
18
14
a law established by...
caseman
14
14
a compositor [n CASE...
casemen
14
14
CASEMAN, a composito...
casemix
22
20
a database system fo...
caseose
13
10
a water-soluble prot...
caseous
14
11
cheese-like [adj]
caserne
13
11
a barracks for soldi...
caserns
14
11
CASERN, a barracks f...
casette
14
10
a small case contain...
casevac
19
17
to evacuate a battle...
cashaws
20
15
CASHAW, a variety of...
cashbox
25
22
a container for mone...
cashews
20
15
CASHEW, a large tree...
cashier
17
12
to dismiss in disgra...
cashing
18
15
CASH, to convert int...
cashoos
16
12
CASHOO, a resin used...
casings
16
13
CASING, a protective...
casinos
14
11
CASINO, a gambling r...
casitas
15
10
CASITA, a small hous...
caskets
16
14
CASKET, to place in...
caskier
16
14
CASKY, resembling a...
casking
17
17
CASK, to store in a...
caspase
16
13
any of a group of en...
casqued
23
21
having a casque [adj...
casques
23
20
CASQUE, a helmet [n]
cassaba
16
13
a variety of melon,...
cassata
14
10
(Italian) an ice-cre...
cassava
16
14
a tropical plant who...
cassena
13
11
an American evergree...
cassene
13
11
an American evergree...
cassias
15
10
CASSIA, a relative o...
cassies
15
10
CASSIE, a thorny shr...
cassina
14
11
an American evergree...
cassine
14
11
an American evergree...
cassino
14
11
a card game, played...
cassock
19
17
a close-fitting ankl...
cassone
13
11
(Italian) a large ch...
casspir
18
13
(South Africa) an ar...
casters
15
10
CASTER, a small soli...
casting
16
13
something made in a...
castled
16
12
CASTLE, to make a ce...
castles
16
11
CASTLE, to make a ce...
castock
19
17
a cabbage stock, als...
castoff
19
16
an item of clothing...
castors
15
10
CASTOR, a small soli...
castory
21
12
(Spenser) a red or p...
castral
16
11
belonging to the cam...
casuals
16
12
CASUAL, one who work...
casuist
16
11
a sophist who insist...
catalog
16
13
to classify informat...
catalos
15
11
CATALO, a cross betw...
catalpa
17
14
a tree of the genus...
catapan
15
14
the governor of Cala...
catarrh
17
12
inflammation of a mu...
catasta
14
10
(Latin) a scaffold o...
catawba
19
16
a well known light r...
catbird
18
14
an American bird all...
catboat
16
13
a kind of small sail...
catcall
20
15
to deride by making...
catched
20
16
CATCH, to capture af...
catchen
19
16
(Spenser) to catch (...
catcher
20
15
one that catches [n...
catches
20
15
CATCH, to capture af...
catchup
23
19
a spicy tomato sauce...
catclaw
22
17
a type of acacia [n...
catcons
17
14
CATCON, short for ca...
catechu
20
16
a resin used in tann...
catelog
16
13
(obsolete) a catalog...
catenae
12
11
CATENA, (Latin) a ch...
catenas
13
11
CATENA, (Latin) a ch...
cateran
13
11
(Scots) a military i...
catered
14
11
CATER, to provide fo...
caterer
14
10
one that caters [n -...
catface
19
16
a deformity of fruit...
catfall
19
15
a rope used in hoist...
catfish
20
15
a scaleless, large-h...
catflap
20
17
a small opening in a...
catfood
16
14
food for cats [n -S]
catguts
17
13
CATGUT, the intestin...
cathead
16
13
a beam projecting fr...
cathect
20
15
to invest with psych...
cathode
16
13
a negatively charged...
cathole
17
13
one of two holes in...
cathood
16
13
the state of being a...
cations
14
11
CATION, a positively...
catjang
17
22
a thickly branched A...
catkins
16
15
CATKIN, a crowded sp...
catlike
17
15
like a cat [adj]
catling
17
14
a surgical knife, al...
catlins
16
12
CATLIN, a surgical k...
catmint
16
14
an aromatic herb, al...
catnaps
16
14
CATNAP, to take a sh...
catneps
16
14
CATNEP, a mint-like...
catnips
17
14
CATNIP, a mint-like...
catskin
16
15
the skin of a cat es...
catspaw
20
16
a light breeze formi...
catsuit
16
11
a type of one-piece...
catsups
18
14
CATSUP, a spicy toma...
cattabu
17
14
a cross between dome...
cattail
16
11
any of various plant...
cattalo
15
11
a cross between a bu...
cattery
21
12
a breeding place for...
cattier
15
10
CATTY, spiteful [adj...
catties
15
10
CATTIE, an Asian uni...
cattily
23
13
CATTY, spiteful [adv...
catting
16
13
CAT, to vomit [v]
cattish
18
12
like a cat, spiteful...
catwalk
20
18
a narrow walkway [n...
catworm
19
16
a polychaete worm fr...
caudate
14
12
having a tail, also...
caudled
16
14
CAUDLE, to give a ca...
caudles
16
13
CAUDLE, to give a ca...
caudron
14
13
(Spenser) a cauldron...
caukers
16
15
CAUKER, a big lie, a...
caulder
16
13
CAULD, (Scots) cold...
cauline
15
13
pertaining to a stem...
caulked
17
17
CAULK, to make the s...
caulker
17
16
a big lie, also CAUK...
caulome
16
15
the structure of a p...
cauming
17
17
CAUM, to whiten with...
causals
16
12
CAUSAL, a word expre...
causers
15
11
CAUSER, one who caus...
causeys
21
13
CAUSEY, a causeway,...
causing
16
14
CAUSE, to bring abou...
caustic
19
14
burning, also CAUSTI...
cautels
16
12
CAUTEL, (Shakespeare...
cauters
15
11
CAUTER, a hot iron f...
cautery
21
13
something used to de...
caution
14
12
to warn [v -ED, -ING...
cavalla
18
16
a large food fish, a...
cavally
25
18
a large food fish, a...
cavalry
24
17
a mobile army unit [...
caveats
16
14
CAVEAT, to enter a t...
caveman
16
18
a cave dweller [n CA...
cavemen
16
18
CAVEMAN, a cave dwel...
caverns
16
15
CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavetti
17
14
CAVETTO, a concave m...
cavetto
16
14
a concave moulding [...
caviare
16
14
the roe of sturgeon,...
caviars
17
14
CAVIAR, the roe of s...
caviers
17
14
CAVIER, (obsolete) s...
caviled
18
16
CAVIL, to raise triv...
caviler
18
15
one that cavils, als...
cavings
18
17
CAVING, the sport of...
cavorts
17
14
CAVORT, to prance, c...
cawings
19
16
CAWING, the sound ro...
cawkers
19
17
CAWKER, a pointed pi...
cayenne
18
14
a very strong pungen...
caymans
21
16
CAYMAN, the South Am...
cayuses
21
13
CAYUSE, an Indian po...
cazique
26
29
(Taino) a West India...
ceasing
15
13
an order to cease fi...
ceazing
18
22
CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
ceboids
17
14
CEBOID, one of a fam...
cecally
26
17
CECAL, pertaining to...
cecitis
19
13
a caecum inflammatio...
cedared
14
12
covered with cedar [...
cedilla
17
13
a mark placed under...
cedrate
14
11
a variety of citron...
cedrine
14
12
belonging to the ced...
cedulas
16
13
CEDULA, (Spanish) a...
ceilers
16
11
CEILER, one that cei...
ceilidh
19
14
(Gaelic) an informal...
ceiling
17
14
the overhead lining...
celadon
14
13
a pale green colour;...
celesta
15
11
a keyboard instrumen...
celeste
15
11
a keyboard instrumen...
celiacs
19
14
CELIAC, one that has...
cellars
17
12
CELLAR, to store in...
celling
18
15
the act of storing i...
cellist
18
12
one who plays the ce...
cellose
16
12
a disaccharide obtai...
cellule
18
14
a small cell [n -S]
celomic
20
17
relating to a celom,...
celosia
15
11
an ornamental plant...
celotex
21
18
a building board tha...
cembali
19
17
CEMBALO, a harpsicho...
cembalo
18
17
a harpsichord [n CEM...
cembras
18
16
CEMBRA, the Swiss st...
cementa
14
14
CEMENTUM, the hard t...
cements
15
14
CEMENT, to bind firm...
cenacle
17
15
a dining room, also...
cenotes
13
11
CENOTE, a deep natur...
censers
14
11
CENSER, a vessel for...
censing
15
14
CENSE, to perfume wi...
censors
14
11
CENSOR, to delete a...
censual
15
13
pertaining to a cens...
censure
14
12
to condemn as wrong...
centage
14
13
rate by the hundred...
centals
15
12
CENTAL, a weight of...
centare
13
11
a measure of land ar...
centaur
14
12
a mythical creature...
centavo
15
15
a Portuguese coin an...
centers
14
11
CENTER, to place at...
centile
15
12
a value of a statist...
centime
15
14
(French) one hundred...
centimo
15
14
(Spanish) a coin and...
centner
13
12
(German) an old unit...
central
15
12
a telephone exchange...
centred
14
12
CENTRE, to make cent...
centres
14
11
CENTRE, to make cent...
centric
18
14
situated at the cent...
centrum
16
15
the body of a verteb...
centums
16
15
CENTUM, (Latin) a hu...
century
21
14
a period of a hundre...
cepages
17
15
CEPAGE, the grape va...
cepheid
19
16
a star of a type hav...
ceramal
16
14
a strong alloy of a...
ceramic
19
16
an item made of bake...
cerasin
14
11
the insoluble portio...
cerated
14
11
covered with wax [ad...
cerates
14
10
CERATE, a stiff oint...
ceratin
14
11
a nitrogenous compou...
cereals
15
11
CEREAL, food made fr...
cerebra
16
13
CEREBRUM, a part of...
cereous
14
11
waxy [adj]
ceresin
14
11
a kind of hard, whit...
ceriphs
20
15
CERIPH, a line used...
cerises
15
10
CERISE, a colour, de...
cerites
15
10
CERITE, a hydrous si...
ceriums
17
14
CERIUM, a metallic c...
cermets
16
13
CERMET, a strong all...
cerning
15
14
CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
ceroons
13
11
CEROON, a crate or h...
cerotic
18
13
pertaining to, or de...
cerrado
14
11
an area of wooded sa...
cerrial
16
11
of or pertaining to...
certain
14
11
absolutely confident...
certify
24
15
to declare as true [...
cerumen
15
15
(Latin) the yellow w...
ceruses
15
11
CERUSE, white lead,...
cerveza
19
23
(Spanish) beer [n -S...
cervids
18
15
CERVID, a member of...
cervine
16
15
of, relating to or r...
cesious
15
11
having a bluish coat...
cesiums
17
14
CESIUM, a metallic e...
cessers
15
10
CESSER, a type of le...
cessing
16
13
CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cession
14
11
a yielding to physic...
cesspit
18
13
a covered well or pi...
cestode
14
11
any parasitic flatwo...
cestoid
15
11
any parasitic flatwo...
cestuis
16
11
CESTUI [n]
cesurae
14
11
CESURA, a pause in a...
cesural
16
12
of a breathing space...
cesuras
15
11
CESURA, a pause in a...
cesures
15
11
CESURE, (Spenser) a...
cetanes
13
11
CETANE, a colourless...
ceviche
22
19
in Mexican cookery,...
chablis
21
16
(French) a white win...
chabouk
20
20
a type of horsewhip,...
chabuks
21
20
CHABUK, a type of ho...
chachka
23
21
(Yiddish) a knicknac...
chacing
21
18
CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chacked
21
20
CHACK, to pinch or n...
chacmas
21
18
CHACMA, (Hottentot)...
chacoes
19
15
CHACO, (Hungarian) t...
chadars
17
13
CHADAR, the large ve...
chaddar
17
14
the large veil worn...
chaddor
17
14
the large veil worn...
chadors
17
13
CHADOR, the large ve...
chaebol
19
16
a group of businesse...
chaetae
15
12
CHAETA, a bristle or...
chaetal
17
13
relating to a chaeta...
chafers
19
15
CHAFER, any of sever...
chaffed
21
19
CHAFF, to poke fun a...
chaffer
21
18
to bargain or haggle...
chafing
20
18
CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chagans
17
15
CHAGAN, an early for...
chagrin
18
15
to humiliate [v CHAG...
chained
16
14
CHAIN, to bind with...
chainer
16
13
one who chains [n -S...
chaines
16
13
CHAINE, (French) in...
chaired
17
13
CHAIR, to install in...
chaises
17
12
CHAISE, (French) a l...
chakras
18
16
CHAKRA, (Sanskrit) i...
chalahs
20
15
CHALAH, (Hebrew) a l...
chalans
17
14
CHALAN [n]
chalaza
20
22
a band of tissue in...
chalcid
22
17
any small parasitic...
chalder
18
14
an old Scottish dry...
chalehs
20
15
CHALEH, (Hebrew) a l...
chalets
18
13
CHALET, a type of wo...
chalice
21
16
a drinking cup [n -S...
chalked
19
18
CHALK, to mark with...
challah
21
16
(Hebrew) a loaf of w...
challan
18
15
a waybill; a pass, a...
challas
19
14
CHALLA, (Hebrew) a l...
challie
19
14
a soft lightweight s...
challis
20
14
a soft lightweight s...
challot
19
14
CHALLAH, (Hebrew) a...
chalone
16
14
one of a group of ch...
chaloth
20
15
CHALAH, (Hebrew) a l...
chalupa
20
17
a fried corn tortill...
chalutz
22
23
an Israeli farmer [n...
chamade
17
16
(historical) a signa...
chamber
20
18
to put in a room [v...
chambre
20
18
(French) of wine, at...
chametz
21
24
(Judaism) leavened f...
chamfer
20
18
to channel or make f...
chamisa
18
15
a Californian shrub...
chamise
18
15
a Californian shrub...
chamiso
18
15
a Californian shrub...
chamlet
19
16
a strong waterproof...
chamois
18
15
a soft leather, also...
chamoix
24
22
a soft leather, also...
champac
23
21
(Hindi) an East Indi...
champak
21
22
(Hindi) an East Indi...
champed
20
19
CHAMP, to chew noisi...
champer
20
18
one who champs, or b...
chanced
19
17
CHANCE, to risk [v]
chancel
20
17
the part of a church...
chancer
19
16
an opportunist [n -S...
chances
19
16
CHANCE, to risk [v]
chancey
25
18
risky, also CHANCY [...
chancre
19
16
a hard nodular swell...
changed
17
16
CHANGE, to make or b...
changer
17
15
one that changes [n...
changes
17
15
CHANGE, to make or b...
channel
16
15
to direct along a co...
channer
15
14
(Scots) gravel, shin...
chanoyo
21
15
a Japanese tea cerem...
chanoyu
22
16
a Japanese tea cerem...
chanson
15
14
(French) a song [n -...
chanted
16
14
CHANT, to recite in...
chanter
16
13
one who chants, also...
chantey
22
15
a song sung by sailo...
chantie
16
13
a song sung by sailo...
chantor
16
13
one who chants, also...
chantry
23
15
a chapel or altar bu...
chaoses
16
12
CHAOS, a state of to...
chaotic
20
15
confused [adj CHAOTI...
chapati
19
15
a thin piece of unle...
chapeau
18
16
(French) a hat [n CH...
chapels
20
16
CHAPEL, a place of C...
chapess
19
15
a female chap, also...
chapkas
20
19
CHAPKA, (Polish) a P...
chaplet
20
16
a wreath for the hea...
chapman
19
19
a peddler [n CHAPMEN...
chapmen
19
19
CHAPMAN, a peddler [...
chappal
22
19
(Hindi) a type of op...
chapped
21
19
CHAP, to cause to cr...
chappie
21
18
a familiar diminutiv...
chapter
19
15
to divide a book int...
charact
20
15
(obsolete) a letter...
charade
16
13
(French) a written o...
charets
17
12
CHARET, (Spenser) a...
charged
18
15
CHARGE, to make an a...
charger
18
14
a flat dish; a warho...
charges
18
14
CHARGE, to make an a...
charier
17
12
CHARY, discreetly ca...
charily
25
15
CHARY, discreetly ca...
charing
18
15
CHARE, to do odd job...
chariot
17
12
to ride in a two-whe...
charism
19
15
a special magnetic a...
charity
24
14
universal love [n CH...
charkas
18
16
CHARKA, a spinning w...
charked
18
17
CHARK, to burn wood...
charkha
20
18
a spinning wheel, al...
charley
24
15
a fool, also CHARLIE...
charlie
18
13
a fool, also CHARLEY...
charmed
18
16
CHARM, to enchant [v...
charmer
18
15
one that charms [n -...
charnel
17
14
a room where corpses...
charpai
19
15
an Indian bed, also...
charpie
19
15
shredded lint used t...
charpoy
25
17
a string framed bed,...
charqui
26
22
jerked beef [n -S]
charred
17
13
CHAR, to burn slight...
charros
17
12
CHARRO, (Spanish) a...
chartas
17
12
CHARTA, a charter, a...
charted
17
13
CHART, to map out [v...
charter
17
12
to lease or hire (a...
charver
19
16
(dialect) a young wo...
chasers
17
12
CHASER, one that cha...
chasing
18
15
a design engraved on...
chasmal
19
16
of or like a chasm,...
chasmed
18
16
having a chasm [adj]
chasmic
22
18
of or like a chasm,...
chassed
17
13
CHASSE, to perform a...
chasses
17
12
CHASSE, to perform a...
chassis
18
12
(French) the structu...
chasten
16
13
to chastise [v -ED,...
chaster
17
12
CHASTE, sexually vir...
chatbot
19
15
a program which give...
chateau
16
13
a large country hous...
chatons
16
13
CHATON, (French) the...
chattas
17
12
CHATTA, (Hindi) an u...
chatted
17
13
CHAT, to talk inform...
chattel
18
13
any kind of property...
chatter
17
12
to talk idly [v -ED,...
chattis
18
12
CHATTI, (Hindi) an e...
chaufed
19
17
CHAUFE, (Spenser) to...
chaufer
19
16
a metal box for hold...
chaufes
19
16
CHAUFE, (Spenser) to...
chauffs
22
19
CHAUFF, (Spenser) to...
chaumer
18
16
(Scots) a room or bu...
chaunce
19
17
(obsolete) to chance...
chaunge
17
16
(obsolete) to change...
chaunts
17
14
CHAUNT, to sing, als...
chauvin
19
18
(French) one with ex...
chavish
22
18
like a chav [adj]
chawers
20
15
CHAWER, one who chaw...
chawing
21
18
CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chayote
22
14
a tropical American...
chazans
19
22
CHAZAN, (Hebrew) a c...
chazzan
22
31
(Hebrew) a cantor in...
chazzen
22
31
(Hebrew) a cantor in...
cheaped
18
16
CHEAP, to take a che...
cheapen
17
16
to lower the value o...
cheaper
18
15
CHEAP, inexpensive [...
cheapie
18
15
(colloquial) somethi...
cheaply
26
18
CHEAP, inexpensive [...
cheapos
18
15
CHEAPO, (colloquial)...
cheated
16
13
CHEAT, to defraud [v...
cheater
16
12
one that cheats [n -...
chebecs
22
18
CHEBEC, a small bird...
chechia
22
17
(French) a cylindric...
checked
21
20
CHECK, to inspect [v...
checker
21
19
to divide into or ma...
checkup
24
23
an examination [n -S...
cheddar
17
14
any of several types...
cheders
17
13
CHEDER, (Hebrew) a r...
chedite
17
13
a mixture of castor...
cheeked
17
17
CHEEK, to speak impu...
cheeped
18
16
CHEEP, to chirp [v]
cheeper
18
15
a young bird, esp. a...
cheered
16
13
CHEER, to applaud wi...
cheerer
16
12
one who cheers [n -S...
cheerio
16
12
goodbye, also CHEERO...
cheerly
24
15
(archaic) cheerful [...
cheeros
16
12
CHEERO, goodbye, als...
cheesed
16
13
CHEESE, to stop it [...
cheeses
16
12
CHEESE, to stop it [...
cheetah
18
14
a hunting cat of Afr...
chefdom
20
19
the status of a chef...
cheffed
21
19
CHEF, to work as a c...
chefing
20
18
CHEF, to work as a c...
chegoes
17
14
CHEGOE, a small trop...
chekist
19
16
a member of the chek...
chelate
17
13
to combine a metal i...
chellup
22
18
(dialect) noise [n -...
cheloid
18
14
a hard growth of sca...
chelone
16
14
a genus of hardy per...
chelped
20
17
CHELP, (Northern Eng...
chemics
22
18
CHEMIC, to treat wit...
chemise
18
15
(French) a woman's s...
chemism
20
18
chemical action, act...
chemist
19
15
one versed in chemis...
chenars
16
13
CHENAR, the oriental...
chenets
16
13
CHENET, an andiron,...
chequer
25
22
to divide into or ma...
cheques
25
22
CHEQUE, a written or...
cherish
20
14
to hold dear [v -ED,...
cheroot
16
12
a square-cut cigar,...
cherubs
20
16
CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherups
20
16
CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chervil
21
17
an aromatic umbellif...
chesils
19
13
CHESIL, shingle, gra...
chesnut
17
14
a chestnut [n -S]
chessel
18
13
a cheese-mould [n -S...
chesses
17
12
CHESS, a game of ski...
chested
17
13
CHEST, to hit a ball...
chetahs
19
14
CHETAH, a swift-runn...
chetnik
18
17
a Serbian resistance...
chetrum
19
16
a monetary unit of B...
chevens
18
17
CHEVEN, a fish, the...
chevets
19
16
CHEVET, (French) the...
chevied
19
17
CHEVY, to chase abou...
chevies
19
16
CHEVY, to chase abou...
chevins
19
17
CHEVIN, a fish, the...
cheviot
19
16
a coarse heavy plain...
chevres
19
16
CHEVRE, a cheese mad...
chevret
19
16
a cheese made from g...
chevron
18
17
a pattern consisting...
chewers
20
15
CHEWER, one who chew...
chewets
20
15
CHEWET, (obsolete) a...
chewier
20
15
CHEWY, not easily ch...
chewies
20
15
CHEWIE, (Australian...
chewing
21
18
CHEW, to grind with...
chewink
21
20
an American bird of...
chiacks
22
19
CHIACK, (Australian...
chianti
17
13
(Italian) a dry red...
chiasma
18
15
a connection formed...
chiasmi
19
15
CHIASMUS, the invers...
chiasms
19
15
CHIASM, a commissure...
chibbed
22
19
CHIB, to slash with...
chibols
21
16
CHIBOL, a variety of...
chibouk
21
20
a long straight-stem...
chicana
19
16
(US, derogatory) a (...
chicane
19
16
to quibble [v CHICAN...
chicano
19
16
(Spanish) an America...
chicest
21
15
CHIC, smartly elegan...
chichas
23
17
CHICHA, an orange-re...
chiches
23
17
CHICH, the chickpea...
chichis
24
17
CHICHI, elaborate or...
chickee
21
19
a stilt house of the...
chicken
21
20
to loose one's nerve...
chicles
22
16
CHICLE, the coagulat...
chicons
20
16
CHICON, the shoot of...
chicory
27
17
succory, a blue-flow...
chicots
21
15
CHICOT, a handsome t...
chidden
17
15
CHIDE, to scold [v]
chiders
18
13
CHIDER, one who chid...
chiding
19
16
scolding [adj CHIDIN...
chiefer
19
15
CHIEF, important [ad...
chiefly
27
18
CHIEF, important [ad...
chiefry
26
17
an Irish chieftaincy...
chields
19
14
CHIELD, (Scots) a ma...
chiffon
21
19
a sheer fabric [n -S...
chiggas
20
16
CHIGGA, (Australian...
chigger
20
16
a parasitic mite, al...
chignon
17
16
(French) a knot or r...
chigoes
18
14
CHIGOE, a small trop...
chigres
19
14
CHIGRE, a small trop...
chikara
18
16
(Hindi) a four-horne...
chikhor
21
18
an Indian partridge,...
chikors
19
16
CHIKOR, an Indian pa...
childed
19
15
CHILD, to bring fort...
childer
19
14
(dialect) children,...
childes
19
14
CHILDE, a youth of g...
childly
27
17
(archaic) having the...
chiliad
19
14
a group of one thous...
chilies
19
13
CHILI, the (dried) r...
chillax
26
21
to relax completely...
chilled
20
15
CHILL, to make cold...
chiller
20
14
a frightening film [...
chillis
21
14
CHILLI, a hot pepper...
chillum
22
18
the part of a hookah...
chimars
19
15
CHIMAR, a loose slee...
chimbly
29
21
a chimney, also CHIM...
chimera
18
15
an imaginary monster...
chimere
18
15
(French) a loose sle...
chimers
19
15
CHIMER, a loose slee...
chiming
20
18
CHIME, to ring in ha...
chimlas
20
16
CHIMLA, a chimney, a...
chimley
26
18
a chimney, also CHIM...
chimney
24
18
to proceed up a rock...
chinars
17
13
CHINAR, the oriental...
chinchy
29
20
stingy [adj CHINCHIE...
chindit
18
14
an Allied fighter be...
chinese
16
13
(colloquial) a Chine...
chining
18
16
CHINE, to break the...
chinked
18
18
CHINK, to fill up cr...
chinkie
18
17
(colloquial) a meal...
chinned
16
15
CHIN, to hold with t...
chinois
17
13
(French) a cone-shap...
chinone
15
14
a golden-yellow crys...
chinook
17
17
(Native American) a...
chinsed
17
14
CHINSE, to fill in t...
chinses
17
13
CHINSE, to fill in t...
chintzy
27
24
like chintz [adj CHI...
chinwag
21
18
to chat [v CHINWAGGE...
chipped
22
19
CHIP, to break a sma...
chipper
22
18
to twitter, chatter...
chippie
22
18
(colloquial) a carpe...
chipset
20
15
a functional group o...
chirked
19
17
CHIRK, to squeak [v]
chirker
19
16
CHIRK, cheerful [adj...
chirled
19
14
CHIRL, (Scots) to em...
chirmed
19
16
CHIRM, to cry out, c...
chirped
20
16
CHIRP, to utter a sh...
chirper
20
15
a little bird [n -S]
chirred
18
13
CHIRRE, to chirp lik...
chirren
17
13
(Southern US dialect...
chirres
18
12
CHIRRE, to chirp lik...
chirrup
21
16
to chirp repeatedly...
chirted
18
13
CHIRT, to squeeze, s...
chisels
19
13
CHISEL, to use a cut...
chitals
19
13
CHITAL, a kind of In...
chitins
18
13
CHITIN, the main com...
chitlin
19
14
part of the small in...
chitons
17
13
CHITON, a tunic worn...
chitted
18
13
CHIT, to sprout [v]
chitter
18
12
to shiver or (of the...
chivari
20
16
to perform a mock se...
chivied
20
17
CHIVY, to chase abou...
chivies
20
16
CHIVY, to chase abou...
chiving
21
19
CHIVE, to cut with a...
chivved
22
21
CHIV, to cur with a...
chizzed
24
31
CHIZZ, to swindle, a...
chizzes
24
30
CHIZZ, to swindle, a...
chlamys
26
18
(Greek) a horseman's...
chloral
19
14
a white crystalline...
chloric
22
16
of, containing or de...
chlorid
19
14
a compound of chlori...
chlorin
18
14
a yellowish-green ha...
choanae
14
13
CHOANA, a funnel-sha...
chobdar
19
16
in the Indian subcon...
chochos
22
17
CHOCHO, the fruit of...
chocked
21
20
CHOCK, to secure wit...
chocker
21
19
(slang) full up; fed...
chockos
21
19
CHOCKO, (Australian...
choctaw
23
18
a type of skating mo...
choenix
22
20
an ancient Greek mea...
choicer
20
15
CHOICE, of fine qual...
choices
20
15
CHOICE, the thing ch...
choired
17
13
CHOIR, to sing in ch...
chokers
18
16
CHOKER, a close-fitt...
chokeys
24
18
CHOKEY, (slang) pris...
chokier
18
16
CHOKY, tending to ca...
chokies
18
16
CHOKY, a prison [n]
choking
19
19
CHOKE, to impede the...
chokras
18
16
CHOKRA, (Hindi) a bo...
chokris
19
16
CHOKRI, (Hindi) a gi...
cholate
17
13
a salt of cholic aci...
cholent
17
14
a Jewish stew of boi...
cholera
17
13
an acute and frequen...
cholers
18
13
CHOLER, anger, irasc...
choline
17
14
an alcohol found bil...
chollas
19
14
CHOLLA, a treelike c...
choltry
25
15
a shed used for asse...
chometz
21
24
(Judaism) leavened f...
chommie
19
18
(South Africa) a fri...
chomped
20
19
CHOMP, to chew vigor...
chomper
20
18
one who chomps [n -S...
chondre
16
14
a spheroidal mineral...
chondri
17
14
CHONDRUS, a cartilag...
choofed
18
16
CHOOF, (Australian s...
chooked
17
17
CHOOK, to make a sou...
chookie
17
16
(Australian) a chick...
chooser
16
12
one who chooses [n -...
chooses
16
12
CHOOSE, to select by...
choosey
22
14
difficult to please,...
chopine
18
16
a high clog or patte...
chopins
19
16
CHOPIN, a high clog...
chopped
21
19
CHOP, to sever with...
chopper
21
18
to travel by helicop...
choragi
18
14
CHORAGUS, a leader o...
chorale
17
13
a simple harmonized...
chorals
18
13
CHORAL, a simple har...
chordae
16
13
CHORDA, a primitive...
chordal
18
14
pertaining to a chor...
chorded
17
14
CHORD, to play a com...
chordee
16
13
a painful erection o...
choreal
17
13
relating to chorea [...
choreas
16
12
CHOREA, St. Vitus's...
chorees
16
12
CHOREE, (Greek) a tr...
choregi
18
14
CHOREGUS, a leader o...
choreic
20
15
relating to chorea [...
choreus
17
13
(Greek) a trochee, a...
chorial
18
13
pertaining to an emb...
chorine
16
13
(US slang) a chorus...
choring
18
15
CHORE, to do small j...
chorion
16
13
the outer foetal env...
chorism
19
15
the multiplication o...
chorist
18
12
a member of a choir...
chorizo
20
21
a highly spiced saus...
choroid
17
13
the dark brown vascu...
chorrie
17
12
(Afrikaans) a crock,...
chorten
16
13
a Tibetan shrine [n...
chortle
18
13
to chuckle with glee...
choughs
21
17
CHOUGH, a kind of ja...
choused
17
14
CHOUSE, to swindle,...
chouser
17
13
a swindler [n -S]
chouses
17
13
CHOUSE, to swindle,...
chowder
20
16
to make a thick soup...
chowing
21
18
CHOW, to eat [v]
chowris
21
15
CHOWRI, (Hindi) a wh...
chowsed
20
16
CHOWSE, to swindle,...
chowses
20
15
CHOWSE, to swindle,...
chrisma
19
15
CHRISMON, a Christia...
chrisms
20
15
CHRISM, a consecrate...
chrisom
19
15
a white robe put on...
christy
25
14
a kind of turn in sk...
chromas
18
15
CHROMA, quality of c...
chromed
18
16
CHROME, to plate wit...
chromel
19
16
an alloy of nickel a...
chromes
18
15
CHROME, to plate wit...
chromic
22
18
pertaining to, or ob...
chromos
18
15
CHROMO, (short for)...
chromyl
26
18
a bivalent radical [...
chronic
20
16
long-lasting [adj CH...
chronon
15
14
a unit of time, that...
chucked
22
21
CHUCK, to chuck [v]
chucker
22
20
a bowler whose arm a...
chuckie
22
20
a chicken, also CHOO...
chuckle
23
21
to laugh quietly [v...
chuddah
20
17
the large veil worn...
chuddar
18
15
the large veil worn...
chudder
18
15
the large veil worn...
chuffed
22
20
CHUFF, to make a ser...
chuffer
22
19
CHUFF, gruff [adj]
chugged
20
18
CHUG, to move with a...
chugger
20
17
a charity worker who...
chukars
19
17
CHUKAR, an Indian pa...
chukkar
20
21
(Hindi) a period of...
chukkas
20
21
CHUKKA, (Hindi) a pe...
chukker
20
21
(Hindi) a period of...
chukors
19
17
CHUKOR, (Hindi) an I...
chumash
21
18
a printed book conta...
chumley
26
19
a chimney, also CHIM...
chummed
20
20
CHUM, to be close fr...
chumped
21
20
CHUMP, to munch [v]
chunder
17
15
(Australian slang) t...
chunked
18
19
CHUNK, to make a dul...
chunnel
17
16
the tunnel underneat...
chunner
16
15
to mutter, grumble,...
chunter
17
14
to mutter, grumble,...
chupati
20
16
(Hindi) a thin flat...
chuppah
24
21
a Jewish wedding can...
chuppas
22
19
CHUPPA, a Jewish wed...
chuppot
22
19
CHUPPAH, a Jewish we...
churchy
30
20
associated with or r...
churned
17
15
CHURN, to agitate to...
churner
17
14
a person who or mach...
churred
18
14
CHURR, to make a vib...
churros
18
13
CHURRO, a Spanish do...
churrus
19
14
(Hindi) the resinous...
chusing
19
16
CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuting
19
16
CHUTE, to convey by...
chutist
19
13
a parachutist [n -S]
chutnee
16
14
(Hindi) a warm or sp...
chutney
23
16
(Hindi) a warm or sp...
chutzpa
23
25
(Yiddish) supreme se...
chyacks
28
21
CHYACK, (Australian...
chylify
34
20
to produce chyle [v...
chylous
25
16
consisting of, or si...
chymics
29
20
CHYMIC, (obsolete) a...
chymify
34
22
to form into chyme [...
chymist
26
17
(archaic) a chemist,...
chymous
25
18
of or pertaining to...
chypres
26
17
CHYPRE, (French) a m...
chytrid
25
15
a primitive variety...
ciboria
17
13
CIBORIUM, a vessel f...
ciboule
18
15
a variety of onion,...
cicadae
17
14
CICADA, a winged ins...
cicadas
18
14
CICADA, a winged ins...
cicalas
19
14
CICALA, a winged ins...
ciceros
18
13
CICERO, a printing m...
cichlid
23
17
any teleost fish of...
cicoree
17
13
a perennial herb [n...
cicutas
19
14
CICUTA, (Latin) the...
cidaris
16
11
(Latin) the royal ti...
cieling
17
14
a ceiling [n -S]
cierges
16
12
CIERGE, a large wax...
cigaret
16
12
finely-cut tobacco r...
ciggies
18
14
CIGGIE, (slang) ciga...
ciliary
23
13
pertaining to the ci...
ciliate
16
11
possessing cilia, al...
cilices
20
14
CILICE, a haircloth...
cimelia
17
14
treasures in storage...
cimices
20
16
CIMEX, (Latin) a bed...
cimiers
17
13
CIMIER, (French) the...
cinched
20
17
CINCH, to bind firml...
cinches
20
16
CINCH, to bind firml...
cinders
15
12
CINDER, to reduce to...
cindery
21
14
having the nature of...
cineast
14
11
a devotee of motion...
cinemas
15
14
CINEMA, a motion-pic...
cineole
14
12
a liquid used as an...
cineols
15
12
CINEOL, a liquid use...
cinerea
13
11
the grey matter of t...
cinerin
14
12
a pyrethrum compound...
cingula
17
15
CINGULUM, a girdle-l...
cinques
23
21
CINQUE, the number f...
ciphers
20
15
CIPHER, to work at a...
ciphony
25
18
the electronic mixin...
cipolin
18
15
(Italian) a kind of...
circars
19
13
CIRCAR, (Urdu) the s...
circled
20
15
CIRCLE, to revolve a...
circler
20
14
one who encircles [n...
circles
20
14
CIRCLE, to revolve a...
circlet
20
14
a ring-shaped object...
circlip
23
17
a spring washer in t...
circuit
20
14
to move around [v -E...
circusy
26
16
pertaining to a circ...
cirques
24
20
CIRQUE, a bowl-shape...
cirrate
15
10
like a cirrus, also...
cirrose
15
10
like a cirrus, also...
cirrous
16
11
having a cirrus [adj...
cirsoid
16
11
having the appearanc...
ciscoes
18
13
CISCO, a North Ameri...
cissier
16
10
CISSY, timid, also S...
cissies
16
10
CISSY, an effeminate...
cissing
17
13
the appearance of pi...
cissoid
16
11
a type of geometric...
cistern
15
11
an artificial reserv...
cistron
15
11
a section of a chrom...
citable
18
14
suitable for citatio...
citadel
16
12
a fortress in or nea...
citator
15
10
one who cites [n -S]
cithara
17
12
an ancient Greek mus...
cithern
17
13
a pear-shaped guitar...
cithers
18
12
CITHER, a pear-shape...
cithren
17
13
a pear-shaped guitar...
citizen
18
20
a resident of a city...
citolas
16
11
CITOLA, a pear-shape...
citoles
16
11
CITOLE, a pear-shape...
citrals
17
11
CITRAL, a lemon flav...
citrate
15
10
a salt of citric aci...
citrine
15
11
a variety of quartz...
citrins
16
11
CITRIN, the water-so...
citrons
15
11
CITRON, the fruit of...
citrous
16
11
pertaining to a citr...
citrusy
23
13
pertaining to citrus...
cittern
15
11
a pear-shaped guitar...
civilly
27
18
CIVIL, pertaining to...
civisms
20
17
CIVISM, good citizen...
civvies
20
18
CIVVY, (short for) a...
clabber
20
17
to curdle, turn sour...
clachan
20
17
(Gaelic) a small vil...
clached
21
17
CLACH, to kill by st...
claches
21
16
CLACH, to kill by st...
clacked
20
19
CLACK, to make a noi...
clacker
20
18
that which clacks; e...
cladded
16
14
CLAD, to cover one m...
cladder
16
13
one who clads [n -S]
claddie
16
13
a native New Zealand...
cladism
18
15
classification by cl...
cladist
17
12
one who classifies b...
cladode
15
13
a branch or stem wit...
clagged
18
16
CLAG, to stick [v]
claimed
17
15
CLAIM, to demand as...
claimer
17
14
one who makes a clai...
clamant
16
15
calling aloud or ear...
clamber
19
17
to climb awkwardly [...
clammed
18
18
CLAM, to dig for the...
clammer
18
17
one who gathers clam...
clamors
17
14
CLAMOR, to make a lo...
clamour
17
15
to make a loud outcr...
clamped
19
18
CLAMP, to fasten wit...
clamper
19
17
to botch up [v -ED,...
clanged
16
15
CLANG, to ring loudl...
clanger
16
14
(colloquial) a mista...
clangor
16
14
to clang loudly, als...
clanked
16
17
CLANK, to rattle as...
clapnet
17
15
a net made to clap t...
clapped
20
18
CLAP, the noise of s...
clapper
20
17
a thing that claps,...
claquer
24
21
a member of a claque...
claques
24
21
CLAQUE, a group of h...
clarain
15
12
lustrous bands in co...
clarets
16
11
CLARET, to drink a r...
claries
16
11
CLARY, any plant of...
clarify
25
16
to make clear [v CLA...
clarini
16
12
CLARINO, the highest...
clarino
15
12
the highest register...
clarion
15
12
to sound a shrill cl...
clarity
23
13
the state of being c...
clarkia
17
15
any plant of the Nor...
claroes
15
11
CLARO, a light-colou...
clarted
16
12
CLART, to dirty [v]
clashed
18
14
CLASH, to meet in op...
clasher
18
13
one who clashes [n -...
clashes
18
13
CLASH, to meet in op...
clasped
18
15
CLASP, to embrace ti...
clasper
18
14
a clasping organ [n...
classed
16
12
CLASS, to classify [...
classer
16
11
one that classes [n...
classes
16
11
CLASS, to classify [...
classic
20
14
setting a standard [...
classis
17
11
a division according...
classon
15
12
an elementary atomic...
clastic
20
14
a rock composed of o...
clatted
16
12
CLAT, to scratch, sc...
clatter
16
11
to make a rattling s...
claucht
22
17
(Scots) to snatch, a...
claught
20
16
(Scots) to snatch, a...
clausal
17
13
relating to a clause...
clauses
16
12
CLAUSE, a part of a...
clauted
16
13
CLAUT, (Scots) to sc...
clavate
17
15
club-shaped; growing...
clavers
18
15
CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
clavier
18
15
an early keyboard in...
clavies
18
15
CLAVIE, a tar barrel...
clawers
19
14
CLAWER, one who claw...
clawing
20
17
CLAW, to scratch wit...
claxons
21
19
CLAXON, a low-pitche...
clayier
22
13
CLAYEY, resembling c...
claying
23
16
CLAY, to purify (e.g...
clayish
25
15
resembling clay [adj...
claypan
23
17
a compacted layer of...
cleaned
14
13
CLEAN, to rid of sta...
cleaner
14
12
one that cleans [n -...
cleanly
22
15
clean in habits [adj...
cleanse
14
12
to clean [v CLEANSED...
cleanup
17
16
a large profit; a cl...
cleared
15
12
CLEAR, to remove obs...
clearer
15
11
one that clears [n -...
clearly
23
14
CLEAR, easy to see [...
cleated
15
12
CLEAT, to strengthen...
cleaved
17
16
CLEAVE, to split [v]
cleaver
17
15
a heavy knife [n -S]
cleaves
17
15
CLEAVE, to split [v]
clecked
20
19
CLECK, (Scots) to ha...
cleeked
16
16
CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleekit
17
15
CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleeped
17
15
CLEEP, (archaic) to...
cleeves
17
15
CLEEVE, (dialect) a...
clefted
18
15
CLEFT, to insert a s...
clement
16
15
merciful [adj CLEMEN...
clemmed
18
18
CLEM, to starve [v]
cleomes
16
14
CLEOME, an aromatic...
cleping
19
17
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clerics
20
14
CLERIC, a member of...
clerids
17
12
CLERID, a predatory...
clerisy
23
13
scholars and educate...
clerked
17
16
CLERK, to serve as a...
clerkly
25
18
pertaining to a cler...
cleruch
22
17
a citizen of Athens...
cleuchs
22
17
CLEUCH, (Scots) a ra...
cleughs
20
16
CLEUGH, (Scots) a ra...
clewing
20
17
CLEW, to attach a ro...
cliched
22
17
full of cliches, als...
cliches
22
16
CLICHE, a stereotype...
clicked
21
19
CLICK, to make a sho...
clicker
21
18
the compositor who d...
clicket
21
18
to make a clicking s...
clients
16
12
CLIENT, a customer [...
cliffed
21
18
having cliffs, also...
clifted
19
15
broken into cliffs [...
climate
17
14
to remain in a certa...
climbed
20
18
CLIMB, to ascend [v]
climber
20
17
one that climbs [n -...
clinged
17
15
CLING, to adhere to...
clinger
17
14
something or someone...
clinics
20
15
CLINIC, a medical fa...
clinked
17
17
CLINK, to make a sho...
clinker
17
16
to make furnace slag...
clipart
19
14
graphical pieces tha...
cliping
20
17
CLIPE, to tell tales...
clipped
21
18
CLIP, to trim by cut...
clipper
21
17
a kind of sailing sh...
clippie
21
17
(colloquial) a woman...
cliqued
25
22
CLIQUE, to form an e...
cliques
25
21
CLIQUE, to form an e...
cliquey
31
23
inclined to form cli...
clitics
21
14
CLITIC, a word whose...
clitter
17
11
to make a shrill rat...
clivers
19
15
an annual herb, goos...
clivias
19
15
CLIVIA, a leek-like...
cloacae
17
14
CLOACA, (Latin) the...
cloacal
19
15
relating to a cloaca...
cloacas
18
14
CLOACA, (Latin) the...
cloaked
16
16
CLOAK, to clothe wit...
clobber
20
17
to strike very hard...
cloches
21
16
CLOCHE, (French) a l...
clocked
20
19
CLOCK, to time with...
clocker
20
18
a 24-hour dealer in...
clodded
16
14
CLOD, to pelt with c...
clogged
18
16
CLOG, to block up [v...
clogger
18
15
a maker of clogs [n...
cloison
15
12
(French) a partition...
cloking
18
18
CLOKE, to clothe wit...
clomped
19
18
CLOMP, to walk heavi...
cloners
15
12
CLONER, one who clon...
cloning
16
15
reproduction by asex...
clonism
17
15
the condition of hav...
clonked
16
17
CLONK, to make a dul...
clootie
15
11
as in clootie dumpli...
clopped
20
18
CLOP, to make the so...
cloques
24
21
CLOQUE, (French) a f...
closely
23
14
CLOSE, near [adv]
closers
16
11
CLOSER, one who, or...
closest
16
11
CLOSE, near [adj]
closets
16
11
CLOSET, to enclose i...
closeup
18
15
a photograph taken a...
closing
17
14
a concluding part [n...
closure
16
12
to end a debate by c...
clotbur
19
15
the burdock, also CO...
clothed
18
14
CLOTHE, to provide w...
clothes
18
13
CLOTHE, to provide w...
clotted
16
12
CLOT, to form into a...
clotter
16
11
to coagulate [v -ED,...
cloture
16
12
to end a debate by c...
clouded
16
14
CLOUD, to make obscu...
cloughs
20
16
CLOUGH, a ravine, al...
cloured
16
13
CLOUR, to knock or b...
clouted
16
13
CLOUT, to hit with t...
clouter
16
12
one who clouts, mend...
clovers
18
15
CLOVER, any papilion...
clovery
24
17
abounding in clover...
clowder
19
15
a collective name fo...
clowing
20
17
CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
clowned
18
16
CLOWN, to act like a...
cloying
23
16
CLOY, to gratify bey...
clubbed
21
19
CLUB, to form an org...
clubber
21
18
a person who frequen...
clubman
19
19
a member of a club [...
clubmen
19
19
CLUBMAN, a member of...
clucked
21
20
CLUCK, to make the s...
clucker
21
19
a chicken [n CLUCKER...
cludgie
18
15
(Scots) a lavatory [...
clueing
17
15
CLUE, to obtain guid...
cluiest
17
12
CLUEY, (Australian s...
clumber
20
18
a stocky spaniel [n...
clumped
20
19
CLUMP, to form into...
clumper
20
18
a kind of heavy shoe...
clumpet
20
18
a large floating chu...
clunked
17
18
CLUNK, to make a dul...
clunker
17
17
a dilapidated old ca...
clupeid
19
16
a fish of the herrin...
clusias
17
12
CLUSIA, any member o...
cluster
17
12
to form into groups...
clutchy
29
19
tending to clutch [a...
clutter
17
12
to pile in a disorde...
clypeal
25
17
relating to the clyp...
clypeus
25
17
a shield-like struct...
clyping
26
19
CLYPE, to tell tales...
clyster
23
13
(archaic) an enema [...
cnemial
16
15
relating to the shin...
coached
19
16
COACH, to tutor or t...
coachee
18
15
(colloquial) a coach...
coacher
19
15
a person who coaches...
coaches
19
15
COACH, to tutor or t...
coacted
17
14
COACT, to act togeth...
coactor
17
13
one who acts togethe...
coadies
14
11
COADY, a sauce made...
coadmit
16
14
to admit several thi...
coaeval
16
15
one of the same era...
coagent
14
13
someone working toge...
coagula
16
14
COAGULUM, a clot [n]
coaitas
14
10
COAITA, a type of sp...
coalbin
17
15
a bin for storing co...
coalbox
23
21
a box for storing co...
coalers
15
11
COALER, a ship that...
coalier
15
11
COALY, containing co...
coalify
24
16
to convert into coal...
coaling
16
14
COAL, to supply with...
coalise
15
11
to bring into coalit...
coalize
18
20
to bring into coalit...
coalman
15
15
a coal merchant [n C...
coalmen
15
15
COALMAN, a coal merc...
coalpit
18
14
a pit from which coa...
coaming
16
16
a raised border [n -...
coannex
18
19
to annex jointly [v...
coapted
16
14
COAPT, to fit togeth...
coarsen
13
11
to make coarse [v -E...
coarser
14
10
COARSE, rough, crude...
coastal
15
11
pertaining to the se...
coasted
14
11
COAST, to cycle with...
coaster
14
10
a vessel that plies...
coatees
13
10
COATEE, a small coat...
coaters
14
10
COATER, a worker, ma...
coating
15
13
a covering layer [n...
coaxers
20
17
COAXER, one who coax...
coaxial
21
18
having a common axis...
coaxing
21
20
the act of persuadin...
cobaeas
15
13
COBAEA, one of a fam...
cobalts
18
14
COBALT, a metallic e...
cobbers
19
16
COBBER, (Australian...
cobbier
19
16
COBBY, stout, obstin...
cobbing
20
19
COB, to strike [v]
cobbled
20
18
COBBLE, to mend [v]
cobbler
20
17
a mender of shoes [n...
cobbles
20
17
COBBLE, to mend [v]
cobloaf
19
17
a rounded loaf [n CO...
cobnuts
17
15
COBNUT, a large roun...
coburgs
19
16
COBURG, (German) a t...
cobwebs
22
19
COBWEB, to cover wit...
cocaine
16
14
a narcotic, also COC...
cocains
17
14
COCAIN, a narcotic,...
coccids
22
17
COCCID, a kind of in...
coccoid
21
17
a spherical cell [n...
coccous
21
17
relating to a coccus...
cochair
20
15
to serve jointly as...
cochins
20
16
COCHIN, a large vari...
cochlea
20
16
a part of the ear [n...
cockade
18
18
a rosette worn on a...
cockers
19
17
COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockets
19
17
COCKET, an official...
cockeye
24
19
a squinting eye [n -...
cockier
19
17
COCKY, arrogantly se...
cockies
19
17
COCKY, an Australian...
cockily
27
20
COCKY, arrogantly se...
cocking
20
20
COCK, to tilt to one...
cockish
22
19
of or like a cock [a...
cockled
20
19
COCKLE, to wrinkle [...
cockler
20
18
someone who collects...
cockles
20
18
COCKLE, to wrinkle [...
cockney
24
20
a resident of London...
cockpit
22
20
the area for the pil...
cockshy
28
21
a target in a throwi...
cockups
22
21
COCKUP, a turned-up...
cocomat
18
16
matting made from co...
coconut
17
15
the large, hard-shel...
cocoons
16
14
COCOON, to wrap tigh...
cocopan
18
17
in South Africa, a w...
cocotte
17
13
(French) a prostitut...
cocoyam
24
18
a tropical tuber [n...
coctile
19
14
baked, hardened by f...
coction
17
14
the act of boiling [...
codable
17
15
able to be coded [ad...
codders
15
12
CODDER, a cod fisher...
codding
16
15
COD, to hoax or make...
coddled
16
14
CODDLE, to pamper [v...
coddler
16
13
one who coddles [n -...
coddles
16
13
CODDLE, to pamper [v...
codeias
14
11
CODEIA, a narcotic a...
codeina
13
12
a narcotic alkaloid,...
codeine
13
12
a narcotic alkaloid,...
codeins
14
12
CODEIN, a narcotic a...
codetta
14
11
(Italian) a short pa...
codexes
20
18
CODEX, (Latin) a boo...
codfish
20
16
a marine food-fish [...
codgers
16
13
CODGER, an old man [...
codices
18
14
CODEX, (Latin) a boo...
codicil
20
15
a supplement to a wi...
codilla
17
13
the coarse tow of fl...
codille
17
13
(French) a term at t...
codings
16
14
CODING, the act of c...
codists
16
11
CODIST, a codifier;...
codling
17
15
an unripe apple, als...
codlins
16
13
CODLIN, an unripe ap...
codrive
17
15
to work as a codrive...
codrove
16
15
CODRIVE, to work as...
coedits
15
11
COEDIT, to edit toge...
coehorn
15
13
(historical) a small...
coeliac
18
14
a person suffering a...
coelome
15
14
a body cavity in som...
coeloms
16
14
COELOM, a body cavit...
coempts
18
16
COEMPT, to buy up th...
coenact
16
14
to enact together [v...
coenure
13
12
a tapeworm larva, al...
coenuri
14
12
COENURUS, a tapeworm...
coequal
23
21
equal in rank or pow...
coerced
17
14
COERCE, to compel by...
coercer
17
13
one who coerces [n -...
coerces
17
13
COERCE, to compel by...
coerect
17
13
to erect together [v...
coesite
14
10
a type of silica [n...
coevals
17
15
COEVAL, a person of...
coexert
20
17
to exert jointly [v...
coexist
21
17
to exist together [v...
coffees
18
16
COFFEE, a powder mad...
coffers
19
16
COFFER, to put in a...
coffing
20
19
COFF, (Scots) to buy...
coffins
19
17
COFFIN, to put in a...
coffled
20
18
COFFLE, to chain sla...
coffles
20
17
COFFLE, to chain sla...
coffret
19
16
a small strongbox [n...
cofound
16
16
to found jointly [v...
cogence
17
16
the state of being c...
cogency
24
18
the state of being c...
cogener
14
13
something of the sam...
coggers
17
14
COGGER, a flatterer...
coggies
17
14
COGGIE, (Scots) a sm...
cogging
18
17
a type of joint for...
coggled
18
16
COGGLE, to wobble [v...
coggles
18
15
COGGLE, to wobble [v...
cogitos
16
12
COGITO, a philosophi...
cognacs
18
16
COGNAC, (French) a k...
cognate
14
13
related by birth [ad...
cognise
15
13
to become aware, als...
cognize
18
22
to become aware, als...
cogways
25
17
COGWAY, a railway op...
cohabit
19
15
to dwell together as...
coheads
16
13
COHEAD, to head join...
coheirs
17
12
COHEIR, a joint heir...
cohered
16
13
COHERE, to stick tog...
coherer
16
12
a device used to det...
coheres
16
12
COHERE, to stick tog...
cohibit
20
15
to restrain [v -ED,...
cohorns
16
13
COHORN, (Dutch) a sm...
cohorts
17
12
COHORT, one of ten d...
cohosts
17
12
COHOST, to host join...
cohunes
16
14
COHUNE, (Spanish) a...
coiffed
19
17
COIFFE, to put the h...
coiffes
19
16
COIFFE, to put the h...
coifing
18
16
COIF, to put the hai...
coigned
15
14
COIGNE, to secure wi...
coignes
15
13
COIGNE, to secure wi...
coilers
16
11
COILER, one who coil...
coiling
17
14
COIL, to wind in eve...
coinage
14
13
the act of making co...
coiners
14
11
COINER, one who coin...
coinfer
16
14
to infer jointly [v...
coining
15
14
a minting [n -S]
cointer
14
11
to bury together [v...
coition
14
11
sexual intercourse,...
cojoins
16
20
COJOIN, (Shakespeare...
cojones
15
20
(Spanish) bull's tes...
cokeses
15
14
COKES, a simpleton [...
cokiest
16
14
COKY, like coke [adj...
cokings
17
17
COKING, the act of m...
colbies
18
14
COLBY, a type of mil...
coldest
16
12
COLD, having no warm...
coldies
16
12
COLDIE, (colloquial)...
coldish
19
14
somewhat cold [adj]
coleads
15
12
COLEAD, to lead join...
coletit
16
11
a bird of the tit fa...
colibri
19
14
a type of hummingbir...
colicin
19
15
an antibacterial sub...
colicky
27
20
pertaining to, or tr...
colitic
20
14
of or like colitis,...
colitis
17
11
inflammation of the...
collage
17
14
to arrange materials...
collard
17
13
pickled or salted me...
collars
17
12
COLLAR, to provide w...
collate
16
12
to examine and compa...
collect
20
15
to bring together in...
colleen
15
13
an Irish girl [n -S]
college
17
14
a school of higher l...
collets
17
12
COLLET, to set a gem...
collide
17
13
to clash together [v...
collied
17
13
COLLY, to blacken wi...
collier
17
12
a coal miner [n -S]
collies
17
12
COLLIE, any of sever...
colling
18
15
embracing [n -S]
collins
17
13
an alcoholic beverag...
colloid
17
13
a mixture between a...
collops
19
15
COLLOP, a small port...
collude
17
14
to conspire [v COLLU...
colobid
18
15
like a monkey [adj]
colobus
18
15
a long tailed monkey...
cologne
15
14
a perfumed mixture o...
colonel
15
13
a military officer [...
colones
14
12
COLONE, (Spanish) a...
colonic
18
15
irrigation of the co...
colonus
15
13
a freeborn serf [n C...
colored
15
12
a colored person [n...
colorer
15
11
one that colors, als...
colossi
16
11
COLOSSUS, (Latin) a...
colours
16
12
COLOUR, to paint, al...
coloury
22
14
having much colour,...
coltans
15
12
COLTAN, a metallic o...
colters
16
11
COLTER, a blade on a...
colting
17
14
COLT, to cheat, defr...
coltish
19
13
like a colt [adj COL...
colugos
17
14
COLUGO, a flying lem...
columel
18
16
a small column-like...
columns
17
16
COLUMN, a vertical c...
colures
16
12
COLURE, a celestial...
comaker
16
17
one who stands as a...
comakes
16
17
COMAKE, to serve as...
comarbs
18
16
COMARB, (historical)...
comarts
16
13
COMART, (Shakespeare...
comates
15
13
COMATE, (Shakespeare...
comatic
19
16
having blurred visio...
comatik
17
17
(Inuit) a sled with...
combats
18
16
COMBAT, to fight aga...
combers
18
16
COMBER, one that com...
combier
18
16
COMBY, full of holes...
combies
18
16
COMBI, a vessel or v...
combine
17
17
to join, mix [v COMB...
combing
19
19
a hair or wool fibre...
combles
19
17
COMBLE, (French) the...
combust
19
17
to burn [v -ED, -ING...
comedic
19
17
of or relating to co...
comedos
15
14
COMEDO, a skin blemi...
cometic
19
16
relating to a comet,...
comfier
18
16
COMFY, (colloquial)...
comfily
26
19
COMFY [adv]
comfits
19
16
COMFIT, a sweet; a s...
comfort
18
16
to console [v -ED, -...
comfrey
24
18
a boraginaceous plan...
comical
20
17
amusing, also COMIC...
comices
19
16
COMICE, (French) a v...
comings
17
16
COMING, arrival or a...
comique
24
23
(French) a comic act...
comital
17
14
relating to a count,...
comitia
16
13
(Latin) a public ass...
command
16
18
to direct with autho...
commata
16
16
COMMA, a fragment of...
commend
16
18
to praise [v -ED, -I...
comment
16
17
to remark [v -ED, -I...
commere
16
16
(French) a female co...
commers
17
16
COMMER, (archaic) a...
commies
17
16
COMMIE, (colloquial)...
commish
20
18
(short for) commissi...
commits
18
16
COMMIT, to perpetrat...
commixt
24
23
COMMIX, to mix toget...
commode
16
17
(French) a chamberpo...
commodo
16
17
of music, to be play...
commons
16
17
COMMON, to share [v]
commote
16
16
an early English lan...
commots
17
16
COMMOT, an early Eng...
commove
18
20
to move violently [v...
commune
16
18
to converse intimate...
commute
17
17
to change a sentence...
compact
21
19
to pack closely toge...
compage
18
18
(obsolete) a system...
compand
17
18
to put a signal thro...
company
23
19
to associate with [v...
compare
17
16
to scrutinise for si...
compart
18
16
to divide into parts...
compass
18
16
to surround or enclo...
compast
18
16
(archaic) rounded [a...
compear
17
16
to appear in court [...
compeer
17
16
to be the equal of [...
compels
19
17
COMPEL, to force [v]
compend
17
18
a brief summary [n -...
compere
17
16
to act as master of...
compers
18
16
COMPER, a person who...
compete
17
16
to contend for a pri...
compile
19
17
to collect into a vo...
comping
19
19
the act of entering...
complex
25
24
to make complicated...
complin
19
18
in the Christian lit...
complot
19
17
to conspire [v COMPL...
compone
16
17
composed of squares...
compony
23
19
composed of squares...
comport
18
16
to conduct oneself i...
compose
17
16
to settle or soothe...
compost
18
16
to make into fertili...
compote
17
16
(French) fruit stewe...
compots
18
16
COMPOT, (French) fru...
compted
18
17
COMPT, (obsolete) to...
compter
18
16
(obsolete) a counter...
compute
18
17
to calculate [v COMP...
comrade
15
14
a close friend [n -S...
comsats
16
13
COMSAT, (short for)...
comsymp
26
21
one that sympathizes...
comuses
16
14
COMUS, (Latin) a rev...
conacre
16
14
the letting by a ten...
conaria
13
11
CONARIUM, the pineal...
conatus
14
12
(Latin) a natural im...
concave
18
18
curved inward [adj C...
conceal
17
15
to hide [v -ED, -ING...
concede
16
15
to acknowledge as tr...
concedo
16
15
(Latin) in logic, I...
conceit
17
14
to form a conception...
concent
16
15
(archaic) a harmony...
concept
19
17
a general idea [n -S...
concern
16
15
to be of interest to...
concert
17
14
to construct or devi...
conchae
18
16
CONCHA, the outer ea...
conchal
20
17
pertaining to the co...
conchas
19
16
CONCHA, the outer ea...
conched
19
17
CONCHE, to knead and...
conches
19
16
CONCHE, to knead and...
conchie
19
16
a conscientious obje...
conchos
19
16
CONCHO, an ornamenta...
concise
17
14
succinct [adj CONCIS...
concoct
20
17
to fabricate [v -ED,...
concord
17
15
to be in or come int...
concrew
20
17
(archaic) to grow to...
concupy
26
20
(Shakespeare) a conc...
concurs
18
15
CONCUR, to concur [v...
concuss
18
15
to injure the brain...
condemn
14
16
to judge unfavourabl...
conders
14
12
CONDER, a person who...
condies
14
12
CONDIE, a covered dr...
condign
15
15
deserved, appropriat...
condoes
13
12
CONDO, (short for) a...
condole
14
13
to express sympathet...
condoms
15
15
CONDOM, a prophylact...
condone
12
13
to forgive or overlo...
condors
14
12
CONDOR, a coin of Ch...
conduce
17
16
to contribute to a r...
conduct
18
16
to lead or guide [v...
conduit
15
13
a channel or pipe fo...
condyle
21
15
a protuberance on a...
confabs
18
17
CONFAB, to converse,...
confect
19
17
to prepare by combin...
confers
16
14
CONFER, to bestow [v...
confess
16
14
to admit or disclose...
confest
16
14
CONFESS, to admit or...
confide
16
15
to impart secrets in...
confine
15
15
to shut within an en...
confirm
18
17
to assure the validi...
confits
17
14
CONFIT, a sweet; a s...
conflux
24
23
a flowing together o...
conform
17
17
to become the same o...
confuse
16
15
to mix up mentally [...
confute
16
15
to disprove or overc...
congaed
14
14
CONGA, to dance the...
congeal
15
14
to change from a flu...
congeed
14
14
CONGEE [v]
congees
14
13
CONGEE [v]
congers
15
13
CONGER, a kind of ma...
congest
15
13
to fill to excess [v...
congius
16
14
(Latin) an ancient u...
congoes
14
13
CONGO, a kind of bla...
congous
15
14
CONGOU, a kind of bl...
congree
14
13
(archaic) to agree [...
congrue
15
14
to agree [v CONGRUED...
conical
18
15
shaped like a cone [...
conidia
14
12
CONIDIUM, a kind of...
conifer
16
14
any tree or shrub of...
coniine
13
12
a liquid, highly poi...
conimas
15
14
CONIMA, the fragrant...
conines
13
12
CONINE, a liquid, hi...
coniums
16
15
CONIUM, a poisonous...
conject
19
23
to conjecture [v -ED...
conjeed
15
21
CONJEE, to starch wi...
conjees
15
20
CONJEE, to starch wi...
conjoin
15
21
to join together [v...
conjure
16
21
to practise magic tr...
conjury
23
23
conjurors' tricks, m...
conkers
15
15
CONKER, a horse-ches...
conkier
15
15
CONKY, full of a tre...
conking
16
18
CONK, to hit on the...
conkout
15
16
(US) a situation whe...
connate
12
12
congenitally or firm...
connect
16
15
to join together [v...
conners
13
12
CONNER, a kind of wr...
connies
13
12
CONNIE, a tram or bu...
conning
14
15
the act of directing...
connive
15
16
to plot or conspire...
connors
13
12
CONNOR, a kind of wr...
connote
12
12
to imply another mea...
conoids
14
12
CONOID, anything lik...
conquer
22
21
to overcome by force...
conseil
15
12
(French) advice, cou...
consent
13
12
to give approval [v...
consign
15
14
to give over to anot...
consist
15
11
to be composed of [v...
console
14
12
to comfort [v CONSOL...
consols
15
12
CONSOL, a government...
consort
14
11
to keep company [v -...
conspue
16
15
to spit upon, to des...
conster
14
11
(archaic) to constru...
consuls
16
13
CONSUL, an official...
consult
16
13
to ask advice of [v...
consume
15
15
to use up [v CONSUME...
contact
17
14
to communicate with...
contain
13
12
to hold within [v -E...
conteck
18
18
(archaic) strife, di...
contemn
14
15
to despise or scorn...
contend
13
13
to vie [v -ED, -ING,...
content
13
12
happy with one's lot...
contest
14
11
to compete for [v -E...
context
20
18
a passage or words w...
contort
14
11
to twist out of shap...
contour
14
12
to make the outline...
contras
14
11
CONTRA, a Nicaraguan...
contrat
14
11
(French) a contract,...
control
15
12
to exercise authorit...
contund
14
14
(archaic) to bruise...
contuse
14
12
to bruise [v CONTUSE...
conures
14
12
CONURE, a tropical f...
convect
19
18
to transfer heat by...
convene
14
16
to assemble, also CO...
convent
15
16
to assemble, also CO...
convert
16
15
to change into anoth...
conveys
22
17
CONVEY, to transport...
convict
20
18
to prove guilty [v -...
convive
18
19
to feast together [v...
convoke
16
19
to cause to assemble...
convoys
22
17
CONVOY, to accompany...
cooches
19
15
COOCH, a sinuous dan...
cooeyed
19
13
COOEY, to cry out sh...
cooings
15
13
COOING, a cooing noi...
cookers
15
14
COOKER, one that coo...
cookery
21
16
the art of cooking [...
cookeys
21
16
COOKEY, a small flat...
cookies
15
14
COOKIE, a small flat...
cooking
16
17
the act of one that...
cookoff
19
20
a cooking contest [n...
cookout
15
15
a meal eaten and pre...
cooktop
17
17
a counter-top cookin...
coolant
14
12
a cooling agent; a f...
coolers
15
11
COOLER, (colloquial)...
coolest
15
11
COOL, moderately col...
coolies
15
11
COOLIE, (historical)...
cooling
16
14
serving to cool [adj...
coolish
18
13
somewhat cool [adj]
coolist
16
11
a person, esp. a sci...
coolths
18
13
COOLTH, the state of...
coombes
17
16
COOMBE, a short deep...
coomier
15
13
COOMY, full of coom,...
cooming
16
16
COOM, to begrime wit...
cooncan
15
15
a card game, also CO...
coondog
14
14
a dog trained to hun...
coontie
13
11
(Native American) an...
coopers
16
13
COOPER, to make barr...
coopery
22
15
the trade of cooperi...
cooping
17
16
COOP, to confine [v]
coopted
16
14
COOPT, to recruit e....
cooried
14
11
COORIE, (Scots) to n...
coories
14
10
COORIE, (Scots) to n...
coosens
13
11
COOSEN, to cheat, al...
coosers
14
10
COOSER, a stallion,...
coosins
14
11
COOSIN, to cheat, al...
cooters
14
10
COOTER, a kind of tu...
cooties
14
10
COOTIE, (US slang) a...
copaiba
18
16
a transparent resin...
copaiva
18
17
a transparent resin...
copalms
19
17
COPALM, a hardwood t...
copecks
21
20
COPECK, a Russian mo...
copepod
18
17
a shrimplike crustac...
copered
16
14
COPER, to supply a s...
copiers
17
13
COPIER, one that cop...
copihue
19
16
a climbing vine [n -...
copilot
18
14
an assistant pilot [...
copings
18
16
COPING, the covering...
copious
17
14
abundant [adj COPIOU...
copitas
17
13
COPITA, (Spanish) a...
coplots
18
14
COPLOT, to plot toge...
copouts
17
14
COPOUT, a backing ou...
coppers
19
16
COPPER, to cover wit...
coppery
25
18
like copper [adj]
coppice
22
19
to grow in a dense t...
coppies
19
16
COPPY, a small stool...
copping
20
19
COP, to capture [v]
coppins
19
17
COPPIN, a cop of thr...
copples
20
17
COPPLE, (obsolete) a...
coppras
19
16
COPPRA, dried coconu...
coprahs
19
15
COPRAH, dried coconu...
copshop
21
18
(slang) a police-sta...
copsier
17
13
COPSY, like a coppic...
copsing
18
16
COPSE, to cut back t...
copters
17
13
COPTER, (short for)...
copulae
17
15
COPULA, something wh...
copular
18
15
relating to a copula...
copulas
18
15
COPULA, something wh...
copyboy
31
20
an office boy [n -S]
copycat
26
18
to imitate [v COPYCA...
copying
24
18
the act of making a...
copyism
25
18
plagiaristic copying...
copyist
24
15
one who makes copies...
coquets
23
20
COQUET, to flirt, al...
coquina
22
21
(Spanish) a coarse-g...
coquito
23
20
a Chilean palm tree...
coracle
18
14
a small boat made of...
coralla
16
12
CORALLUM, the skelet...
coranto
13
11
a rapid and lively d...
corbans
16
14
CORBAN, (Hebrew) any...
corbeau
16
14
a blackish green col...
corbeil
18
14
(French) a basket fi...
corbels
18
14
CORBEL, to provide a...
corbies
17
13
CORBY, a raven, a cr...
corbina
16
14
a bluish-grey whitin...
corcass
18
13
in Ireland, a salt-m...
cordage
15
13
ropes in the rigging...
cordate
14
11
heart-shaped [adj CO...
corders
15
11
CORDER, a person who...
cordial
16
12
genial [adj CORDIALL...
cording
16
14
the ribbed surface o...
cordite
15
11
a smokeless explosiv...
cordoba
16
14
a monetary unit of N...
cordons
14
12
CORDON, to form a ba...
coreign
15
13
a joint reign [n -S]
corella
16
12
(Native Australian)...
coremia
15
13
COREMIUM, an organ o...
corious
15
11
having a leathery ap...
coriums
17
14
CORIUM, a leather ar...
corival
18
15
to rival [v CORIVALL...
corixid
22
18
a type of water bug...
corkage
16
16
the charge made by i...
corkers
16
14
CORKER, one that cor...
corkier
16
14
CORKY, like cork [ad...
corking
17
17
CORK, to stop up [v]
corkirs
17
14
CORKIR, a lichen use...
cormels
17
14
CORMEL, a small corm...
cormlet
17
14
a small corm [n -S]
cormoid
16
14
of a corm [adj]
cormous
16
14
producing corms [adj...
cornage
14
13
(historical) a feuda...
corncob
19
17
the cob or axis on w...
corneae
12
11
CORNEA, a transparen...
corneal
14
12
relating to the eye...
corneas
13
11
CORNEA, a transparen...
cornels
15
12
CORNEL, a hardwood t...
corners
14
11
CORNER, to gain cont...
cornets
14
11
CORNET, a trumpet-li...
cornett
14
11
an old woodwind inst...
cornfed
16
15
fed on corn [adj]
cornfly
24
17
the goutfly [n CORNF...
cornice
17
14
to decorate with a m...
cornier
14
11
CORNY, trite, sentim...
cornify
23
16
to form keratin [v C...
cornily
22
14
CORNY, trite, sentim...
corning
15
14
CORN, to preserve wi...
cornist
15
11
a performer on the c...
cornrow
17
14
to braid hair tightl...
cornual
15
13
pertaining to the co...
cornute
14
12
to cuckold [v CORNUT...
cornuto
14
12
(Italian) a cuckold,...
corolla
16
12
(Latin) the collecti...
coronae
12
11
CORONA, a luminous c...
coronal
14
12
relating to a corona...
coronas
13
11
CORONA, a luminous c...
coronel
14
12
the iron head of a t...
coroner
13
11
an officer who inves...
coronet
13
11
a small crown, also...
coronis
14
11
in Greek grammar, a...
corozos
17
19
COROZO, (Spanish) a...
corpora
16
13
CORPUS, a human or a...
corpsed
17
14
CORPSE, to forget on...
corpses
17
13
CORPSE, to forget on...
corrade
14
11
to wear away by the...
corrals
16
11
CORRAL, to place liv...
correas
14
10
CORREA, an Australia...
correct
18
13
to make right [v -ED...
corrida
15
11
a bullfight [n -S]
corries
15
10
CORRIE, a deep basin...
corrode
14
11
to eat away by degre...
corrody
21
13
an allowance of food...
corrupt
18
14
to make bad, debase...
corsacs
18
13
CORSAC, an Asian fox...
corsage
15
12
the waist or bodice...
corsair
15
10
(historical) a priva...
corsets
15
10
CORSET, to fit with...
corseys
21
12
CORSEY, (dialect) a...
corsite
15
10
a variety of diorite...
corsive
17
14
a corrosive [n -S]
corslet
16
11
a piece of body armo...
corsned
14
12
a historical legal p...
cortege
15
12
(French) a train of...
cortile
16
11
(Italian) an enclose...
cortili
17
11
CORTILE, (Italian) a...
cortina
14
11
a membrane on some m...
cortins
15
11
CORTIN, an adrenal e...
coruler
16
12
one that rules joint...
corvees
16
14
CORVEE, (French) lab...
corvets
17
14
CORVET, of a horse,...
corvids
18
15
CORVID, a member of...
corvina
16
15
a bluish-grey whitin...
corvine
16
15
pertaining to the cr...
corylus
23
14
a deciduous nut-bear...
corymbs
25
18
CORYMB, a type of fl...
coryphe
25
17
(archaic) the leader...
coryzal
25
22
relating to a head c...
coryzas
24
21
CORYZA, a head cold...
cosechs
20
15
COSECH, a hyperbolic...
coshers
17
12
COSHER, to pamper, c...
coshery
23
14
the ancient right of...
coshing
18
15
COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosiers
15
10
COSIER, (Shakespeare...
cosiest
15
10
COSY, snug and comfo...
cosigns
16
13
COSIGN, to sign join...
cosines
14
11
COSINE, a trigonomet...
cosmeas
15
13
COSMEA, a plant of t...
cosmids
17
14
COSMID, a large plas...
cosmine
15
14
a hard substance in...
cosmins
16
14
COSMIN, a hard subst...
cosmism
18
16
the belief that the...
cosmist
17
13
one who adheres to c...
cosmoid
16
14
describing the scale...
cosplay
24
16
the practice of dres...
cossack
19
17
a Russian cavalryman...
cossets
15
10
COSSET, to fondle or...
cossies
15
10
COSSIE, (Australian...
costals
16
11
COSTAL, a rib which...
costard
15
11
an apple, large and...
costars
15
10
COSTAR, to star equa...
costate
14
10
having ribs, also CO...
costean
13
11
in mining, to sink p...
costers
15
10
COSTER, a seller of...
costing
16
13
an estimation of the...
costive
17
14
affected with consti...
costrel
16
11
an eared bottle or s...
costume
16
14
to dress [v COSTUMED...
cosying
22
15
COSY, to attempt to...
coteaus
14
11
COTEAU, (French) the...
coteaux
20
18
COTEAU, (French) the...
coterie
14
10
(French) a social or...
cothurn
17
14
a buskin worn by Rom...
cotidal
16
12
having high tide at...
cotinga
15
13
a tropical bird with...
cotised
15
11
COTISE, to give a he...
cotises
15
10
COTISE, to give a he...
cotland
15
13
land belonging to a...
cottage
15
12
to cruise looking fo...
cottars
15
10
COTTAR, (Scots) a me...
cotters
15
10
COTTER, a medieval p...
cottids
16
11
COTTID, a type of fi...
cottier
15
10
an Irish tenant hold...
cotting
16
13
COT, to become tangl...
cottise
15
10
to give a heraldic b...
cottoid
15
11
like a cottid, a fis...
cottons
14
11
COTTON, to take a li...
cottony
20
13
like cotton (a soft...
cottown
17
14
(Scots) a group of o...
cotwals
19
14
COTWAL, (Hindi) the...
cotylae
21
13
COTYLE, an ancient G...
cotyles
22
13
COTYLE, an ancient G...
cotypes
23
15
COTYPE, a taxonomic...
coucals
19
15
COUCAL, (French) a l...
couched
20
17
COUCH, to put into w...
couchee
19
16
an evening reception...
coucher
20
16
one who couches [n -...
couches
20
16
COUCH, to put into w...
cougans
15
14
COUGAN, (Australian...
cougars
16
13
COUGAR, a mountain l...
coughed
18
16
COUGH, to expel air...
cougher
18
15
one that coughs [n -...
couguar
16
14
a mountain lion, als...
couldst
17
13
CAN, to put in a cyl...
coulees
15
12
COULEE, (French) a l...
couloir
16
12
(French) a steep mou...
coulomb
19
18
(French) the SI unit...
coulter
16
12
a blade on a plow, a...
council
19
16
an assembly appointe...
counsel
15
13
to advise [v COUNSEL...
counted
14
13
COUNT, to number [v]
counter
14
12
to oppose [v -ED, -I...
country
21
14
the territory of a n...
coupees
16
14
COUPEE, (French) a s...
coupers
17
14
COUPER, (Scots) a de...
couping
18
17
COUP, (Scots) to ove...
coupled
18
16
COUPLE, to unite in...
coupler
18
15
someone who or somet...
couples
18
15
COUPLE, to unite in...
couplet
18
15
a pair of rhyming li...
coupons
16
15
COUPON, a voucher [n...
coupure
17
15
(French) a passage c...
courage
15
13
the quality that ena...
courant
14
12
an old dance with a...
courbed
17
15
COURB, (archaic) to...
couried
15
12
COURIE, (Scots) to n...
courier
15
11
a messenger [n -S] /...
couries
15
11
COURIE, (Scots) to n...
couring
16
14
COUR, (obsolete) to...
courlan
15
13
a South American bir...
coursed
15
12
COURSE, to chase and...
courser
15
11
a swift horse, a lar...
courses
15
11
COURSE, to chase and...
courted
15
12
COURT, to woo [v]
courter
15
11
one who courts [n -S...
courtly
23
14
polite [adj COURTLIE...
cousins
15
12
COUSIN, a child of o...
couteau
14
12
a knife [n COUTEAUX]
couters
15
11
COUTER, a piece of a...
couther
17
13
COUTH, sophisticated...
couthie
17
13
friendly, also COUTH...
coutils
17
12
COUTIL, a type of co...
couture
15
12
the business of dres...
couvade
16
16
a primitive birth ri...
couvert
17
15
(French) a cover (at...
couzins
18
21
COUZIN, (South Afric...
covelet
17
15
a small cove [n -S]
covents
16
15
COVENT, (archaic) a...
covered
16
15
COVER, to spread som...
coverer
16
14
one that covers [n -...
coverts
17
14
COVERT, a hiding pla...
coverup
19
18
something used to co...
coveted
16
15
COVET, to desire gre...
coveter
16
14
one who covets [n -S...
covines
16
15
COVINE, a conspiracy...
covings
18
17
COVING, a concave mo...
covynes
22
17
COVYNE, a conspiracy...
cowages
18
15
COWAGE, a leguminous...
cowards
18
14
COWARD, to weaken th...
cowbane
18
17
the water hemlock, o...
cowbell
22
18
a bell worn around a...
cowbind
20
18
a species of bryony...
cowbird
21
17
a kind of American s...
cowboys
26
18
COWBOY, a ranch work...
cowedly
25
17
COWED [adv]
cowered
17
14
COWER, to cringe [v]
cowfish
23
18
an aquatic mammal, a...
cowflap
23
20
a dropping of cow du...
cowflop
23
20
a dropping of cow du...
cowgirl
21
16
a female ranch worke...
cowhage
20
17
(Hindi) a leguminous...
cowhand
19
17
one who looks after...
cowheel
20
16
the foot of an ox st...
cowherb
22
18
a European flowering...
cowherd
20
16
one who tends cattle...
cowhide
20
16
to flog with a leath...
cowiest
18
13
COWY, suggestive of...
cowitch
24
18
a leguminous climbin...
cowking
20
20
COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowlick
24
21
a lock of unruly hai...
cowlike
20
18
resembling a cow [ad...
cowling
20
17
a covering for an ai...
cowpats
20
16
COWPAT, a dropping o...
cowpeas
19
16
COWPEA, a leguminous...
cowpies
20
16
COWPIE, a dropping o...
cowping
21
19
COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cowplop
23
20
a dropping of cow du...
cowpoke
20
20
(colloquial) a cowbo...
cowpunk
21
22
music combining coun...
cowries
18
13
COWRIE, a glossy sea...
cowrite
18
13
to collaborate in wr...
cowrote
17
13
COWRITE, to collabor...
cowshed
20
16
a shelter for cows [...
cowskin
19
18
the hide of a cow [n...
cowslip
22
17
a flowering plant [n...
cowtown
20
17
a rural town or city...
cowtree
17
13
a South American tre...
coxalgy
29
22
pain in the hip, als...
coxcomb
27
26
a foolishly vain or...
coxiest
21
17
COXY, self-important...
coxitis
22
17
inflammation of the...
coxless
22
18
without a cox [adj]
coydogs
22
15
COYDOG, a cross betw...
coyness
20
13
the state of being c...
coyotes
20
12
COYOTE, a predatory...
coypous
23
16
COYPOU, an aquatic r...
cozened
16
21
COZEN, to cheat, als...
cozener
16
20
one who cozens [n -S...
coziers
18
19
COZIER, (Shakespeare...
coziest
18
19
COZY, snug and comfo...
cozying
25
24
COZY, to attempt to...
cozzies
21
28
COZZIE, (colloquial)...
craaled
15
12
CRAAL, to pen in an...
crabbed
19
17
CRAB, to obstruct, f...
crabber
19
16
a crab fisherman [n...
crabbit
20
16
bad-tempered, irrita...
crackas
19
17
CRACKA, (US) a derog...
cracked
19
18
CRACK, to break with...
cracker
19
17
a thin, crisp biscui...
cracket
19
17
(English dialect) a...
crackie
19
17
a small dog of mixed...
crackle
20
18
to emit snapping sou...
crackly
27
20
making a crackling n...
crackup
22
21
a mental breakdown [...
cracowe
20
16
a long-toed boot fas...
cradled
16
13
CRADLE, to hold lovi...
cradler
16
12
one who cradles [n -...
cradles
16
12
CRADLE, to hold lovi...
crafted
17
14
CRAFT, to make by ha...
crafter
17
13
a person doing craft...
cragged
17
15
full of crags, or st...
cragger
17
14
a member of a carbon...
craking
17
17
CRAKE, to utter the...
crambes
18
16
CRAMBE, (Latin) warm...
crambos
18
16
CRAMBO, a game in wh...
cramesy
22
15
(archaic) crimson, a...
crammed
17
17
CRAM, to pack tightl...
crammer
17
16
a person who or an i...
cramped
18
17
CRAMP, to confine or...
cramper
18
16
a spiked metal plate...
crampet
18
16
a metal tip at the e...
crampit
19
16
a metal tip at the e...
crampon
17
17
a boot-spike for roc...
cranage
14
13
the use of a crane t...
cranial
15
12
pertaining to the sk...
craning
15
14
CRANE, to stretch ou...
cranium
16
15
the skull [n CRANIA...
cranked
15
16
CRANK, to start manu...
cranker
15
15
CRANK, lively [adj]
crankle
16
16
to bend, twist [v CR...
crankly
23
18
CRANK, lively [adv]
crannog
14
14
(Gaelic) a lake dwel...
crapaud
17
15
(French) a frog or t...
crapier
17
13
CRAPY, like crape [a...
craping
18
16
CRAPE, to cover or s...
craples
18
14
CRAPLE, (Spenser) a...
crapola
17
14
(colloquial) rubbish...
crapped
19
17
CRAP, to defecate [v...
crapper
19
16
a toilet [n -S]
crappie
19
16
a kind of fish, a me...
crashed
17
13
CRASH, to collide no...
crasher
17
12
one who crashes [n -...
crashes
17
12
CRASH, to collide no...
crasser
15
10
CRASS, grossly vulga...
crassly
23
13
CRASS, grossly vulga...
craters
15
10
CRATER, to form cavi...
crathur
18
13
(Irish) a creature;...
crating
16
13
CRATE, to put in a p...
cratons
14
11
CRATON, a large, rel...
craturs
16
11
CRATUR, (Scots) a wo...
craunch
20
17
to chew with a crack...
cravate
16
14
a scarf or band worn...
cravats
17
14
CRAVAT, a scarf or b...
cravens
16
15
CRAVEN, (Shakespeare...
cravers
17
14
CRAVER, one who crav...
craving
18
17
a great desire [n -S...
crawdad
18
15
a crayfish, also CRA...
crawled
19
15
CRAWL, to move with...
crawler
19
14
one that crawls [n -...
crayers
21
12
CRAYER, a trading ve...
crayons
20
13
CRAYON, to use a dra...
crazier
18
19
CRAZY, insane [adj]
crazies
18
19
CRAZY, a crazy perso...
crazily
26
22
CRAZY, insane [adv]
crazing
19
22
a pattern of fine cr...
creachs
20
15
CREACH, (Gaelic) a f...
creaghs
18
14
CREAGH, (Gaelic) a f...
creaked
15
15
CREAK, to make a squ...
creamed
15
14
CREAM, to select the...
creamer
15
13
a device for separat...
creance
16
14
the cord used in tra...
creased
14
11
CREASE, to make a wr...
creaser
14
10
one who creases [n -...
creases
14
10
CREASE, to make a wr...
created
14
11
CREATE, to bring int...
creates
14
10
CREATE, to bring int...
creatic
18
13
relating to flesh [a...
creatin
14
11
a chemical found wit...
creator
14
10
one that creates [n...
creches
20
15
CRECHE, a day nurser...
credent
14
12
believing [adj]
credits
16
11
CREDIT, to accept as...
creedal
15
12
pertaining to a cree...
creeing
15
13
CREE, to soften by b...
creeled
15
12
CREEL, to put fish i...
creeped
16
14
CREEP, to advance st...
creeper
16
13
a creeping plant [n...
creepie
16
13
a low stool; a stool...
creesed
14
11
CREESE, to stab with...
creeses
14
10
CREESE, to stab with...
creeshy
23
14
(Scots) greasy [adj...
cremant
15
14
of wine, moderately...
cremate
15
13
to reduce to ashes [...
cremini
16
14
a dark brown edible...
cremona
14
14
an ancient double-re...
cremors
16
13
CREMOR, a thick juic...
cremsin
16
14
(Spenser) crimson, a...
crenate
13
11
having a notched or...
crenels
15
12
CRENEL, to make inde...
creoles
15
11
CREOLE, a type of mi...
creosol
15
11
one of the active co...
crepier
17
13
CREPY, having the te...
creping
18
16
CREPE, to cover with...
crepons
16
14
CREPON, a heavy crep...
cresols
16
11
CRESOL, a compound f...
cresses
15
10
CRESS, a cruciferous...
cresset
15
10
(historical) an iron...
crestal
16
11
pertaining to a cres...
crested
15
11
CREST, to reach a pe...
creston
14
11
a ridge on a hill th...
cresyls
23
13
CRESYL, an isomeric...
cretics
19
13
CRETIC, a type of me...
cretins
15
11
CRETIN, a person aff...
cretism
17
13
a lie [n -S]
cretons
14
11
a spread of shredded...
crevice
20
17
a cleft [n -S]
crewcut
22
17
a short haircut [n -...
crewels
19
14
CREWEL, a fine worst...
crewing
19
16
CREW, to serve aboar...
crewman
18
17
one who serves on a...
crewmen
18
17
CREWMAN, one who ser...
cribbed
20
17
CRIB, to confine clo...
cribber
20
16
one that cribs [n -S...
cribble
21
17
to decorate wood or...
cricked
20
18
CRICK, to cause a sp...
cricket
20
17
an outdoor game play...
crickey
26
19
a mild oath, also CR...
cricoid
19
14
a ring-shaped cartil...
crimina
16
14
CRIMEN, (Latin) crim...
crimine
16
14
(archaic) an interje...
criming
18
16
CRIME, to convict ov...
crimini
17
14
a dark brown edible...
criminy
23
16
an interjection expr...
crimmer
18
16
(German) a tightly c...
crimped
19
17
CRIMP, to press into...
crimper
19
16
a person or device t...
crimple
20
17
to wrinkle, curl [v...
crimson
16
14
a deep red colour, a...
crinate
14
11
having hair, also CR...
cringed
16
14
CRINGE, to shrink in...
cringer
16
13
a person who cringes...
cringes
16
13
CRINGE, to shrink in...
cringle
17
14
a loop at the corner...
crining
16
14
CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
crinite
15
11
a fossil crinoid [n...
crinkle
17
16
to wrinkle [v CRINKL...
crinkly
24
18
crinkled [adj CRINKL...
crinoid
15
12
a family of marine c...
crinose
14
11
hairy [adj]
crinums
17
15
CRINUM, a family of...
criollo
17
12
(Spanish) a Latin Am...
crioses
15
10
CRIOS, (Irish) a mul...
cripple
21
17
to disable or impair...
crisped
18
14
CRISP, to make britt...
crispen
17
14
to make crisp [v -ED...
crisper
18
13
a compartment in a r...
crispin
18
14
a poetic name for a...
crisply
26
16
CRISP, brittle [adv]
crissal
17
11
pertaining to the cr...
crissum
18
14
(Latin) the area sur...
cristae
15
10
CRISTA, (Latin) a ri...
critics
20
13
CRITIC, one who judg...
critter
16
10
a creature, also CRI...
crittur
17
11
(colloquial) a creat...
crivens
17
15
(Scots) an interject...
croaked
15
15
CROAK, to utter a lo...
croaker
15
14
a person or animal t...
crocein
17
14
a red or orange azo...
croches
20
15
CROCHE, (French) a k...
crochet
20
15
to work wool or thre...
crocine
17
14
pertaining to the cr...
crocked
19
18
CROCK, to break down...
crocket
19
17
a curling leaf along...
crofted
17
14
CROFT, to expose clo...
crofter
17
13
a tenant farmer [n -...
crogged
17
15
CROG, to ride as a p...
crojiks
19
23
CROJIK, a triangular...
cromack
20
20
a stick with a crook...
crombec
21
19
a kind of African wa...
crombed
18
17
CROMB, to draw by a...
croming
17
16
CROME, to draw by a...
cronets
14
11
CRONET, (obsolete) t...
cronies
14
11
CRONY, a close frien...
cronish
17
13
like a crone [adj]
cronker
15
15
CRONK, (Australian c...
croodle
15
12
(Scots) to murmur, c...
crooked
15
15
dishonest [adj CROOK...
crooker
15
14
CROOK, (Australian s...
crooled
15
12
CROOL, (Australian s...
crooned
13
12
CROON, to sing softl...
crooner
13
11
one who croons, i.e....
crooves
16
14
CROOVE, a pen or sty...
cropful
21
18
as much as a bird's...
cropped
19
17
CROP, to cut off sho...
cropper
19
16
a plant that yields...
croppie
19
16
a kind of fish, a me...
croquet
23
20
to play a game with...
croquis
24
20
(French) an outline...
crosier
15
10
a bishop's staff, al...
crossed
15
11
CROSS, to intersect...
crosser
15
10
one that crosses [n...
crosses
15
10
CROSS, to intersect...
crossly
23
13
CROSS, ill-tempered...
crotala
15
11
CROTALUM, (Latin) a...
crotale
15
11
a small cymbal [n -S...
crotals
16
11
CROTAL, a type of li...
crotons
14
11
CROTON, a tropical p...
crottle
16
11
(Gaelic) a golden-br...
crouped
17
15
CROUP, to speak hoar...
crouper
17
14
a strap buckled to t...
croupes
17
14
CROUPE, the rump of...
croupon
16
15
the human buttocks [...
croutes
15
11
CROUTE, (French) a s...
crouton
14
12
(French) a small cub...
crowbar
20
16
to use a steel bar a...
crowded
18
15
CROWD, to press clos...
crowder
18
14
a fiddler [n -S]
crowdie
18
14
(Scots) a mixture of...
croweas
17
13
CROWEA, an Australia...
crowers
18
13
CROWER, one who crow...
crowing
19
16
the act of gloating...
crowned
17
15
CROWN, to invest wit...
crowner
17
14
an officer who inves...
crownet
17
14
a small crown, also...
crozers
18
19
CROZER, a tool used...
crozier
18
19
a bishop's staff, al...
crubeen
16
15
a pig's trotter [n -...
crucial
20
15
very important [adj...
crucian
18
15
a colourful carp, al...
crucify
28
19
to put to death on a...
crudded
16
14
CRUD, to be blocked...
cruddle
17
14
(Spenser) to curdle,...
crudely
23
15
CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
crudest
16
12
CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
crudier
16
12
CRUDY, (Shakespeare)...
crudity
23
14
the state of being c...
crueler
16
12
CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruells
18
13
(archaic) scrofula,...
cruelly
24
15
CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruelty
23
14
savage behaviour tow...
cruised
16
12
CRUISE, to progress...
cruiser
16
11
a high-speed warship...
cruises
16
11
CRUISE, to progress...
cruisey
22
13
frequented by homose...
cruisie
16
11
(Scots) an open iron...
cruives
18
15
CRUIVE, (Scots) a pe...
cruizie
19
20
an open iron lamp wi...
cruller
18
13
in North America, a...
crumbed
19
18
CRUMB, to break into...
crumber
19
17
one who makes crumbs...
crumble
20
18
to break up and fall...
crumbly
27
20
easily crumbed [adj...
crumbum
21
21
a despicable person...
crumens
16
15
CRUMEN, a deer's tea...
crummie
18
17
(Scots) a cow with c...
crumped
19
18
CRUMP, to crunch [v]
crumper
19
17
CRUMP, crisp, also C...
crumpet
19
17
a small cake cooked...
crumple
20
18
to wrinkle [v CRUMPL...
crumply
27
20
easily wrinkled [adj...
crunchy
27
19
given to crunching [...
crunked
16
17
in a state of excite...
crunkle
17
17
to crumple [v CRUNKL...
crunode
14
13
a point at which a c...
cruores
15
11
CRUOR, (Latin) a mas...
crupper
20
17
a strap on a saddle...
crusade
15
12
to engage in a holy...
crusado
15
12
an old Portuguese co...
crusets
16
11
CRUSET, a goldsmith'...
crushed
18
14
CRUSH, to press out...
crusher
18
13
one that crushes [n...
crushes
18
13
CRUSH, to press out...
crusian
15
12
a colourful carp, al...
crusies
16
11
CRUSY, (Scots) an op...
crusily
24
14
of a shield or charg...
crustae
15
11
CRUSTA, (Latin) a ha...
crustal
17
12
pertaining to the ea...
crustas
16
11
CRUSTA, (Latin) a ha...
crusted
16
12
CRUST, to form a har...
cruzado
18
21
an old Portuguese co...
cruzies
19
20
CRUZIE, an open iron...
crybaby
32
20
a person who cries e...
cryings
23
15
CRYING, the act of c...
cryogen
21
15
a substance for prod...
cryonic
24
16
relating to cryonics...
cryptal
25
16
relating to a crypt...
cryptic
28
18
hidden, secret, also...
crypton
23
16
an element, an inert...
cryptos
24
15
CRYPTO, one who belo...
crystal
23
13
a transparent minera...
csardas
15
11
a Hungarian dance th...
ctenoid
14
12
with comblike edge,...
cuatros
15
11
CUATRO, a small guit...
cubages
18
16
CUBAGE, the process...
cubanes
16
15
CUBANE, a hydrocarbo...
cubbier
20
17
CUBBY, plump, squat...
cubbies
20
17
CUBBY, a snug enclos...
cubbing
21
20
cub-hunting [n -S]
cubbish
23
19
like a cub [adj]
cubhood
19
17
the state of being a...
cubical
22
18
shaped like a cube [...
cubicas
21
17
CUBICA, a fine worst...
cubicle
22
18
a partially or total...
cubicly
29
20
CUBIC, in the form o...
cubisms
20
17
CUBISM, an art style...
cubists
19
14
CUBIST, a practition...
cubital
19
15
relating to a cubit...
cubitus
19
15
an old measure of le...
cubless
19
15
without cubs [adj]
cuboids
18
15
CUBOID, a cube-shape...
cucking
21
21
(historical) as in c...
cuckold
21
20
a man with an unfait...
cuckoos
19
18
CUCKOO, to repeat mo...
cudbear
17
15
a purple or reddish...
cuddens
15
14
CUDDEN, (Gaelic) a y...
cuddies
16
13
CUDDY, (Scots) a you...
cuddins
16
14
CUDDIN, (Gaelic) a y...
cuddled
17
15
CUDDLE, to embrace [...
cuddler
17
14
one who cuddles [n -...
cuddles
17
14
CUDDLE, to embrace [...
cudgels
18
15
CUDGEL, to beat with...
cudweed
18
16
a woolly composite p...
cueings
16
14
CUEING, the act of p...
cueists
16
11
CUEIST, a billiard-p...
cuestas
15
11
CUESTA, a geological...
cuffing
21
20
CUFF, to strike with...
cuffins
20
18
CUFFIN, in thieves'...
cuffled
21
19
CUFFLE, (obsolete) t...
cuffles
21
18
CUFFLE, (obsolete) t...
cuirass
16
11
to cover with a brea...
cuishes
18
13
CUISH, a piece of ar...
cuisine
15
12
(French) cooking [n...
cuisser
16
11
(Scots) a stallion,...
cuisses
16
11
CUISSE, a piece of a...
cuiters
16
11
CUITER, (Scots) to w...
cuittle
17
12
(Scots) to coax, to...
culches
22
17
CULCH, the flooring...
culchie
22
17
(Irish) rustic, also...
culexes
22
19
CULEX, (Latin) a gen...
culices
20
15
CULEX, (Latin) a gen...
culicid
21
16
a mosquito, also CUL...
cullays
24
15
CULLAY, the soapbark...
cullers
18
13
CULLER, a person who...
cullets
18
13
CULLET, waste glass,...
cullied
18
14
CULLY, to cheat, dec...
cullies
18
13
CULLY, to cheat, dec...
culling
19
16
a selection from oth...
cullion
17
14
(archaic) a mean or...
culmina
17
16
CULMEN, the top ridg...
culming
19
18
CULM, to form a culm...
culotte
16
12
(French) a divided s...
culprit
20
15
one who is guilty [n...
culshie
19
14
a person from rural...
culters
17
12
CULTER, (obsolete) a...
cultier
17
12
CULTY, intended to a...
cultish
20
14
having the qualities...
cultism
19
15
devotion to a cult [...
cultist
18
12
a member of a cult [...
culture
17
13
to cultivate [v CULT...
culvers
19
16
CULVER, a pigeon [n]
culvert
19
16
to channel a stream...
cumaric
20
17
of coumarin, also CO...
cumarin
16
15
a chemical compound,...
cumbent
18
18
reclining [adj]
cumbers
19
17
CUMBER, to burden [v...
cumbias
19
17
CUMBIA, a Columbian...
cummers
18
17
CUMMER, (Scots) a wo...
cumming
19
20
CUM, to ejaculate sp...
cummins
18
18
CUMMIN, an umbellife...
cumquat
25
24
(Chinese) any of sev...
cumshaw
22
19
(Chinese) a present,...
cumulet
18
16
a variety of domesti...
cumulus
19
17
(Latin) a kind of cl...
cundies
15
13
CUNDY, a covered dra...
cundums
17
17
CUNDUM, a condom [n]
cuneate
13
12
wedge-shaped, also C...
cunette
14
12
(French) a trench su...
cunners
14
13
CUNNER, a kind of wr...
cunning
15
16
skill in deception [...
cupcake
21
21
a small round cake b...
cupeled
18
16
CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupeler
18
15
one who assays in a...
cupfuls
22
19
CUPFUL, as much as a...
cupgall
21
18
a cup-shaped gall in...
cuphead
19
17
a hemispherical bolt...
cuplike
20
19
like a cup [adj]
cupolar
18
15
pertaining to a sphe...
cupolas
18
15
CUPOLA, to furnish w...
cuppers
20
17
CUPPER, a cupbearer...
cuppier
20
17
CUPPY, cuplike [adj]
cupping
21
20
in medicine, the app...
cuprite
18
14
the ore of copper [n...
cuprous
18
15
containing univalent...
cuprums
20
18
CUPRUM, copper [n]
cupsful
22
19
CUPFUL, as much as a...
cupulae
18
16
CUPULA, a cup-shaped...
cupular
19
16
cup-shaped, also CUP...
cupules
19
16
CUPULE, a cup-shaped...
curable
18
15
able to be cured [ad...
curably
25
17
CURABLE, able to be...
curacao
17
14
a type of liqueur, a...
curacoa
17
14
a type of liqueur, a...
curaghs
19
15
CURAGH, (Irish) a lo...
curaras
15
11
CURARA, a paralysing...
curares
15
11
CURARE, a paralysing...
curaris
16
11
CURARI, a paralysing...
curated
15
12
CURATE, to act as a...
curates
15
11
CURATE, to act as a...
curator
15
11
a person who has the...
curbers
18
14
CURBER, one who curb...
curbing
19
17
a concrete border al...
curchef
23
19
a covering for the h...
curches
21
16
CURCH, (Scots) a cov...
curcuma
20
18
any plant of the gen...
curdier
16
12
CURDY, having the te...
curding
17
15
CURD, to curdle [v]
curdled
17
14
CURDLE, to congeal,...
curdler
17
13
something or someone...
curdles
17
13
CURDLE, to congeal,...
curette
15
11
to scrape with a sur...
curfews
21
17
CURFEW, an imposed t...
curiets
16
11
CURIET, (obsolete) a...
curings
17
14
CURING, the act of p...
curiosa
15
11
(Latin) rare and cur...
curious
16
12
inquisitive [adj CUR...
curites
16
11
CURITE, a radioactiv...
curiums
18
15
CURIUM, a radioactiv...
curlers
17
12
CURLER, one that cur...
curlews
20
15
CURLEW, a wading bir...
curlier
17
12
CURLY, tending to cu...
curlies
17
12
(colloquial) the pub...
curlily
25
15
CURLY, tending to cu...
curling
18
15
a sport played on ic...
curnier
15
12
CURNY, granular, als...
curpels
19
15
CURPEL, (Scots) the...
currach
21
16
(Irish) a long-shape...
curragh
19
15
(Irish) a long-shape...
currans
15
12
CURRAN, (Scots) a gr...
currant
15
12
a small black raisin...
current
15
12
belonging to the per...
curried
16
12
CURRY, to make a cur...
currier
16
11
a person who dresses...
curries
16
11
CURRY, to make a cur...
curring
17
14
CURR, to make a purr...
currish
19
13
like a cur [adj CURR...
cursers
16
11
CURSER, one who curs...
cursing
17
14
the act of wishing e...
cursive
18
15
with flowing charact...
cursors
16
11
CURSOR, a light indi...
cursory
22
13
hasty and superficia...
curtail
17
12
to cut short [v -ED,...
curtain
15
12
to furnish with hang...
curtals
17
12
CURTAL, an animal wi...
curtana
14
12
a sword without a po...
curtate
15
11
shortened [adj]
curtaxe
21
18
(archaic) a short br...
curtest
16
11
CURT, abrupt [adj]
curtesy
22
13
the lifetime right o...
curtsey
22
13
to bow politely, als...
curvate
17
15
curved, also CURVATE...
curvets
18
15
CURVET, to leap, fri...
curvier
18
15
CURVEY, curved, also...
curving
19
18
CURVE, to deviate fr...
curvity
25
17
the state of being c...
cushats
18
13
CUSHAT, (Scots) the...
cushaws
21
16
CUSHAW, a variety of...
cushier
18
13
CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cushies
18
13
CUSHIE, the wood-pig...
cushily
26
16
CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cushion
17
14
to pad with soft mat...
cuspate
17
14
in the form of a cus...
cuspids
19
15
CUSPID, a tooth with...
cuspier
18
14
CUSPY, of a computer...
cussers
16
11
CUSSER, (Scots) a st...
cussing
17
14
CUSS, (colloquial) t...
custard
16
12
a mixture of milk, e...
custock
20
18
(Scots) a cabbage st...
custode
15
12
a person who has car...
custody
22
14
guardianship [n CUST...
customs
17
14
CUSTOM, a habitual p...
custrel
17
12
(historical) an infe...
cutaway
24
16
a type of coat [n -S...
cutback
22
21
a reduction, also CU...
cutbank
18
19
a steep stream bank...
cutches
21
16
CUTCH, a resin used...
cutdown
18
16
a reduction, also CU...
cutesie
15
11
(US) affectedly cute...
cuticle
20
15
any of various outer...
cutikin
17
16
(Scots) a gaiter, al...
cutises
16
11
CUTIS, (Latin) the d...
cutlass
17
12
a curved, one-edged...
cutlers
17
12
CUTLER, one who sell...
cutlery
23
14
the business of a cu...
cutlets
17
12
CUTLET, a cut of mea...
cutline
16
13
(US) a caption [n -S...
cutoffs
20
17
CUTOFF, the point at...
cutouts
16
12
CUTOUT, something cu...
cutover
17
15
(US) land cleared of...
cuttage
16
13
a means of plant pro...
cutters
16
11
CUTTER, a powerful m...
cuttier
16
11
CUTTY, (Scots) short...
cutties
16
11
CUTTY, a short clay...
cutting
17
14
sharp [adj CUTTINGLY...
cuttled
17
13
CUTTLE, to fold clot...
cuttles
17
12
CUTTLE, to fold clot...
cuttoes
15
11
CUTTOE, a large knif...
cutwork
20
18
a type of embroidery...
cutworm
20
17
a caterpillar, esp....
cuvette
17
15
(French) a trench su...
cuzzies
22
29
CUZZIE, (New Zealand...
cwtched
24
19
CWTCH, (Welsh) to hi...
cwtches
24
18
CWTCH, (Welsh) to hi...
cyanate
19
13
a salt of cyanic aci...
cyanide
20
14
to treat an ore with...
cyanids
21
14
CYANID, a direct com...
cyanine
19
14
a blue dye, also CYA...
cyanins
20
14
CYANIN, a blue dye,...
cyanise
20
13
to turn into cyanide...
cyanite
20
13
a mineral, an alumin...
cyanize
23
22
to turn into cyanide...
cyanose
19
13
a former name of cya...
cyathia
23
14
CYATHIUM, the charac...
cyathus
24
15
an ancient Greek mea...
cyborgs
25
17
CYBORG, a robot made...
cybrids
25
16
CYBRID, a cell, plan...
cycases
24
15
CYCAS, any member of...
cycasin
24
16
a derivative of suga...
cyclase
25
16
an enzyme that acts...
cyclers
26
16
CYCLER, (US) a cycli...
cyclery
32
18
a bicycle shop [n CY...
cycling
27
19
the act of riding a...
cyclins
26
17
CYCLIN, any of a gro...
cyclise
26
16
to form one or more...
cyclist
27
16
one who rides a bicy...
cyclize
29
25
to form one or more...
cycloid
26
17
a curve traced by a...
cyclone
24
17
a rotating system of...
cyclops
28
19
a genus of freshwate...
cygnets
22
15
CYGNET, a young swan...
cylices
26
16
CYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
cylikes
24
17
CYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
cymatia
22
15
CYMATIUM, a curved m...
cymbalo
25
19
(Italian) the dulcim...
cymbals
26
19
CYMBAL, a percussion...
cymenes
21
16
CYMENE, a hydrocarbo...
cymling
25
19
a variety of squash,...
cymlins
24
17
CYMLIN, a variety of...
cynical
25
17
distrusting [adj CYN...
cyphers
26
17
CYPHER, to write in...
cypress
24
15
a coniferous tree [n...
cyprian
23
16
a lewd woman; a pros...
cyprids
25
16
CYPRID, a type of ba...
cyprine
23
16
a type of silicate m...
cypsela
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the fruit of members...
cystein
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an amino acid that o...
cystids
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CYSTID, a cyst-like...
cystine
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a sulphur-containing...
cystoid
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a cyst-like structur...
cytases
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CYTASE, an enzyme th...
cytisus
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a plant of the broom...
cytodes
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CYTODE, a protoplasm...
cytosol
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the fluid portion of...
czapkas
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CZAPKA, a Polish mil...
czardas
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(Hungarian) a Hungar...
czardom
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the domain of a czar...
czarina
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20
the wife of a czar,...
czarism
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government by a tsar...
czarist
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19
a supporter of tsari...
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