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iambics
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IAMBIC, a poetic foo...
iambist
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a poet who writes ia...
iceball
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a ball game played o...
iceberg
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a large floating bod...
iceboat
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a boat adapted to tr...
icecaps
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ICECAP, a covering o...
icefall
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a steep part of a gl...
icefish
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15
to fish through a ho...
iceless
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without ice [adj]
icelike
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like ice [adj]
icepack
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packed ice used to r...
icewine
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a dessert wine made...
iceworm
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a small worm found i...
ichabod
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(Hebrew) 'the glory...
ichnite
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a fossil footprint,...
ichthic
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relating to fish [ad...
ichthys
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(Greek) a fish symbo...
icicled
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having an icicle [ad...
icicles
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ICICLE, a hanging sp...
iciness
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the state of being i...
ickiest
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ICKY, repulsive [adj...
icklest
18
15
ICKLE, (colloquial)...
iconify
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to reduce to an icon...
iconise
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to venerate, also IC...
iconize
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to venerate, also IC...
icteric
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relating to or suffe...
icterid
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an American oriole [...
icterus
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a diseased condition...
ictuses
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11
ICTUS, a recurring s...
ideally
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IDEAL, leaving nothi...
ideated
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9
IDEATE, to form an i...
ideates
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8
IDEATE, to form an i...
ideatum
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the real object of a...
identic
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12
identical [adj]
idiotcy
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the state of being a...
idiotic
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11
relating to or like...
idlesse
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9
idleness [n -S]
idolise
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9
to worship, also IDO...
idolism
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12
worship of idols [n...
idolist
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9
someone who worships...
idolize
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to worship, also IDO...
idylist
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a writer of idyls, a...
idyllic
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of or like an idyll...
iffiest
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13
IFFY, full of uncert...
igarape
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12
a canoe waterway in...
ignaros
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10
IGNARO, (archaic) an...
ignatia
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10
a medicinal seed [n...
igneous
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of rock, formed by c...
ignited
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11
IGNITE, to set on fi...
igniter
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someone who or somet...
ignites
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10
IGNITE, to set on fi...
ignitor
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10
someone who or somet...
ignoble
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not noble, unworthy...
ignobly
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IGNOBLE, not noble,...
ignored
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IGNORE, to intention...
ignorer
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one who ignores [n -...
ignores
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10
IGNORE, to intention...
iguanas
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11
IGUANA, a large trop...
iguanid
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any member of the ig...
ijtihad
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(Arabic) the use of...
ikebana
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(Japanese) the art o...
ileitis
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8
inflammation of the...
ileuses
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9
ILEUS, an intestinal...
iliacus
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12
the flexor muscle of...
ilkaday
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every day [n -S]
illapse
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12
to glide in [v ILLAP...
illegal
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not legal [adj ILLEG...
illiads
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ILLIAD, an amorous g...
illicit
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unlawful, forbidden...
illipes
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ILLIPE, the mahwa tr...
illites
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ILLITE, a white or p...
illitic
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of or like illite, a...
illness
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sickness [n -ES]
illogic
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the absence of logic...
illuded
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ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illudes
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ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illumed
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ILLUME, to light up...
illumes
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ILLUME, to light up...
illupis
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ILLUPI, the mahwa tr...
illuvia
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ILLUVIUM, material r...
imagers
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IMAGER, one that ima...
imagery
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a mental picture [n...
imagine
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to form a mental pic...
imaging
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the process of produ...
imagism
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a twentieth century...
imagist
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a member of a group...
imagoes
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12
IMAGO, an insect in...
imamate
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the office of an ima...
imarets
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10
IMARET, (Turkish) a...
imbalms
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IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbarks
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IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbased
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IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbases
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13
IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbathe
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(archaic) to bathe,...
imbibed
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IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbiber
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one that imbibes [n...
imbibes
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IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbizos
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IMBIZO, (Zulu) a gat...
imblaze
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to adorn with glitte...
imbosks
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IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbosom
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to embrace, also EMB...
imbower
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to give shelter, als...
imbrast
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(Spenser) embraced [...
imbrown
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to make brown, also...
imbrued
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IMBRUE, to drench, a...
imbrues
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IMBRUE, to drench, a...
imbrute
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(archaic) to degrade...
imbuing
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IMBUE, to inspire wi...
imburse
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to put in a purse [v...
imitant
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an imitation [n -S]
imitate
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to behave in the sam...
immasks
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IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immense
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huge [adj IMMENSER,...
immerge
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to plunge into a liq...
immerse
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to plunge into a liq...
immewed
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IMMEW, to confine, m...
immixed
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IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immixes
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IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immoral
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promiscuous or unscr...
immunes
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15
IMMUNE, someone who,...
immured
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IMMURE, to enclose b...
immures
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14
IMMURE, to enclose b...
impacts
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IMPACT, to fix firml...
impaint
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(Shakespeare) to pai...
impairs
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IMPAIR, to make wors...
impalas
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IMPALA, an African a...
impaled
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IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impaler
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one that impales, al...
impales
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IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impanel
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to put onto a list f...
imparks
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IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparls
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IMPARL, to talk over...
imparts
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IMPART, to communica...
impasse
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a position from whic...
impaste
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to lay colours on th...
impasto
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13
(Italian) the applic...
impaved
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IMPAVE, to set in a...
impaves
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IMPAVE, to set in a...
impavid
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fearless; undaunted...
impawns
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IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impeach
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to accuse of impropr...
impearl
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to make pearl-like [...
impeded
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IMPEDE, to retard by...
impeder
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one that impedes [n...
impedes
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IMPEDE, to retard by...
impedor
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an electrical compon...
impends
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IMPEND, to be immine...
imperia
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IMPERIUM, (Latin) em...
imperil
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to put in danger, al...
impetus
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the force or energy...
imphees
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IMPHEE, any of sever...
impiety
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lack of piety [n IMP...
impinge
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to collide with [v I...
impings
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IMPING, the process...
impious
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not pious [adj IMPIO...
implant
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to plant firmly [v -...
implate
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to put a covering pl...
implead
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to sue in a court of...
implete
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(archaic) to fill [v...
implied
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IMPLY, to insinuate...
implies
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IMPLY, to insinuate...
implode
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to collapse inward [...
implore
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to beg for urgently...
imponed
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IMPONE, to impose; t...
impones
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IMPONE, to impose; t...
imports
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IMPORT, to bring in...
imposed
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IMPOSE, to set as a...
imposer
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one who imposes [n -...
imposes
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IMPOSE, to set as a...
imposex
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the superimposition...
imposts
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IMPOST, to determine...
impound
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to seize and retain...
impower
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to authorize, also E...
impregn
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(archaic) to impregn...
impresa
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an emblem with a mot...
imprese
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an emblem with a mot...
impress
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to fix deeply in the...
imprest
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13
an advance of money,...
imprint
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14
to produce a mark by...
improve
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to make better [v IM...
improvs
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IMPROV, (colloquial)...
impugns
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IMPUGN, to attack by...
impulse
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to give impetus to [...
impurer
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IMPURE, tainted, als...
imputed
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IMPUTE, to reckon or...
imputer
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one who imputes [n -...
imputes
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IMPUTE, to reckon or...
inanely
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12
INANE, empty, sensel...
inanest
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9
INANE, empty, sensel...
inangas
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INANGA, the New Zeal...
inanity
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11
something that is in...
inaptly
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14
INAPT, unfit or unqu...
inarmed
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INARM, to encircle w...
inbeing
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inherent existence [...
inboard
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a type of motor boat...
inbound
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to return a basketba...
inboxes
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INBOX, (On a compute...
inbreak
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a violent rush in [n...
inbreds
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INBRED, a product of...
inbreed
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12
to breed closely rel...
inbring
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to bring in [v INBRO...
inbuilt
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13
forming an integral...
inburst
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12
to burst into [v INB...
incaged
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INCAGE, to put in a...
incages
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13
INCAGE, to put in a...
incants
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INCANT, to utter rit...
incased
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INCASE, to put in a...
incases
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INCASE, to put in a...
incaved
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INCAVE, to secrete,...
incaves
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INCAVE, to secrete,...
inceded
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INCEDE, to advance m...
incedes
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12
INCEDE, to advance m...
incense
13
12
to make very angry [...
incents
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12
INCENT, to provide w...
incepts
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14
INCEPT, to take into...
incests
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11
INCEST, sexual inter...
inchase
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13
to place in an ornam...
inchers
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13
INCHER, something ha...
inching
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INCH, to move very s...
inchpin
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(obsolete) the sweet...
incipit
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(Latin) an inscripti...
incisal
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relating to the cutt...
incised
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INCISE, to cut into...
incises
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INCISE, to cut into...
incisor
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a cutting tooth [n -...
incited
15
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INCITE, to arouse to...
inciter
15
11
one who incites [n -...
incites
15
11
INCITE, to arouse to...
incivil
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discourteous [adj]
inclasp
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to embrace, also ENC...
incline
15
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to slant [v INCLINED...
inclips
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15
INCLIP, (archaic) to...
inclose
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to surround, also EN...
include
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14
to take in as part o...
incomer
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one that comes in [n...
incomes
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INCOME, money earned...
inconie
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12
delicate and pretty,...
inconnu
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an unknown (male) pe...
incross
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to produce by crossi...
incrust
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12
to cover with a crus...
incubus
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an evil spirit that...
incudal
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14
shaped like an incus...
incudes
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INCUS, an anvil-shap...
incurve
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to curve inward, als...
incused
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INCUSE, to mark by s...
incuses
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12
INCUSE, to mark by s...
indabas
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12
INDABA, (Zulu) a tri...
indamin
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any unstable organic...
indarts
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9
INDART, to dart in,...
indeedy
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12
indeed [interj]
indenes
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INDENE, a liquid hyd...
indents
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10
INDENT, to cut or te...
indewed
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INDEW, to provide wi...
indexal
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of or like an index...
indexed
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INDEX, to provide wi...
indexer
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one who indexes [n -...
indexes
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INDEX, to provide wi...
indican
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a glucoside that occ...
indices
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12
INDEX, a type of ref...
indicia
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12
a distinctive mark,...
indicts
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12
INDICT, to charge wi...
indigen
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12
one born in a countr...
indigos
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11
INDIGO, a blue dye [...
indited
12
10
INDITE, to write or...
inditer
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9
one who indites [n -...
indites
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9
INDITE, to write or...
indiums
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INDIUM, a metallic e...
indoles
12
10
INDOLE, a chemical c...
indoors
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9
situated inside [adv...
indorse
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9
to declare one's app...
indowed
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13
INDOW, to bequeath,...
indoxyl
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a nitrogenous substa...
indraft
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12
a drawing in; an inw...
indrawn
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13
drawn in [adj]
induced
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INDUCE, to influence...
inducer
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one who, or that whi...
induces
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INDUCE, to influence...
inducts
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INDUCT, to bring int...
induing
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INDUE, to provide wi...
indulge
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13
to yield to the desi...
indulin
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a blue dye, also IND...
indults
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INDULT, a privilege...
indunas
11
11
INDUNA, a South Afri...
indusia
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10
INDUSIUM, an enclosi...
indwell
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to live within [v IN...
indwelt
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13
INDWELL, to live wit...
inearth
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10
(archaic) to inter [...
inedita
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9
unpublished literary...
inepter
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11
INEPT, unfit or unqu...
ineptly
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14
INEPT, unfit or unqu...
inerter
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8
INERT, passive [adj]
inertia
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8
the tendency of a bo...
inertly
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11
INERT, passive [adv]
inexact
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18
not exact or precise...
infalls
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13
INFALL, a falling in...
infamed
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15
INFAME, (archaic) to...
infames
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14
INFAME, (archaic) to...
infancy
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17
the state of being a...
infanta
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12
(Spanish) a title bo...
infante
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12
(historical) a title...
infants
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12
INFANT, a child in t...
infarct
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14
a portion of dead an...
infares
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11
INFARE, a housewarmi...
infauna
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13
fauna living on a so...
infaust
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12
unlucky; ill-omened...
infects
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14
INFECT, to contamina...
infeeds
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12
INFEED, the action o...
infefts
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14
INFEFT, in Scots law...
infeoff
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to invest with a feu...
inferno
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12
a place of horror an...
infests
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11
INFEST, to invade an...
infidel
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13
one who has no relig...
infield
15
13
the area of a baseba...
infight
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15
to contend with othe...
infills
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13
INFILL, to fill in [...
infimum
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18
a mathematical term...
infirms
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14
INFIRM, to weaken or...
infixed
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19
INFIX, to fix in, al...
infixes
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18
INFIX, to fix in, al...
inflame
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15
to set on fire [v IN...
inflate
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12
to expand with air o...
inflect
18
15
to bend or curve inw...
inflict
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15
to impose on [v -ED,...
inflows
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15
INFLOW, the act of f...
infolds
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INFOLD, to fold inwa...
inforce
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to compel, also ENFO...
informs
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14
INFORM, to pass on i...
infract
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14
to break a legal rul...
infulae
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13
INFULA, a headband u...
infused
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13
INFUSE, to permeate...
infuser
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one who infuses [n -...
infuses
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12
INFUSE, to permeate...
ingates
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10
INGATE, (Scots) a wa...
ingener
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(Shakespeare) an eng...
ingenue
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(French) an artless,...
ingenus
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INGENU, (French) an...
ingesta
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10
(Latin) that which i...
ingests
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10
INGEST, to take into...
ingines
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INGINE, (obsolete) a...
inglobe
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to form into a globe...
ingoing
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a going in [n -S]
ingoted
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INGOT, to shape (met...
ingraft
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13
to graft for propaga...
ingrain
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to impress firmly on...
ingrams
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INGRAM, (obsolete) a...
ingrate
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10
(archaic) ungrateful...
ingress
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10
a way in, an entranc...
ingross
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10
to completely absorb...
ingroup
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a group united by co...
ingrown
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14
grown into the flesh...
ingrums
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14
INGRUM, (obsolete) a...
ingulfs
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15
INGULF, to swallow u...
ingulph
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17
to swallow up comple...
inhabit
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13
to live in [v -ED, -...
inhaled
14
12
INHALE, to take into...
inhaler
14
11
one that inhales [n...
inhales
14
11
INHALE, to take into...
inhauls
15
12
INHAUL, a line for b...
inhaust
14
11
to drink in [v -ED,...
inherce
16
13
(Shakespeare) to enc...
inhered
13
11
INHERE, to be an ess...
inheres
13
10
INHERE, to be an ess...
inherit
14
10
to receive by legal...
inhibin
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14
a human sex hormone...
inhibit
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13
to restrain or hold...
inhoops
15
13
INHOOP, to confine i...
inhuman
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15
lacking desirable hu...
inhumed
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15
INHUME, to bury, als...
inhumer
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14
one who inhumes [n -...
inhumes
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14
INHUME, to bury, als...
inisled
13
10
INISLE, to put onto...
inisles
13
9
INISLE, to put onto...
initial
13
9
at the beginning [ad...
injects
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20
INJECT, to force liq...
injelly
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21
to place as if in je...
injeras
13
17
INJERA, a type of Et...
injoint
13
18
(Shakespeare) to joi...
injunct
17
22
to prohibit; to rest...
injured
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19
INJURE, to harm or d...
injurer
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18
one who injures [n -...
injures
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18
INJURE, to harm or d...
inkblot
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a blotted pattern of...
inkhorn
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15
a small container fo...
inkhosi
15
14
a traditional leader...
inkiest
13
12
INKY, like ink [adj]
inkjets
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INKJET, a printer th...
inkless
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13
without ink [adj]
inklike
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like ink [adj]
inkling
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16
a slight suggestion...
inkosis
13
12
INKOSI, a traditiona...
inkpads
15
16
INKPAD, a pad of ink...
inkpots
15
15
INKPOT, an inkwell [...
inkspot
15
15
a small ink stain [n...
inkwell
18
17
a small container fo...
inkwood
15
16
an evergreen tree [n...
inlaced
15
13
INLACE, to entwine o...
inlaces
15
12
INLACE, to entwine o...
inlands
12
11
INLAND, the interior...
inlayer
18
11
one who inlays [n -S...
inliers
13
9
INLIER, an older roc...
inlocks
17
16
INLOCK, to lock up,...
inlying
20
14
situated inside [adj...
inmates
12
11
INMATE, one who is c...
innages
11
11
INNAGE, the quantity...
innards
11
10
the internal organs...
innerly
18
12
more inward [adv]
innerve
12
13
to supply with nerve...
innings
12
12
a team's or individu...
innless
12
10
without an inn [adj]
innyard
17
12
the courtyard surrou...
inocula
15
13
INOCULUM, the materi...
inorbed
13
12
INORB, to set in an...
inosine
10
9
a compound of hypoxa...
inosite
11
8
an alcohol found in...
inphase
15
13
having matching elec...
inpours
14
12
INPOUR, to pour in [...
inqilab
23
21
in India, a revoluti...
inquere
19
18
(Spenser) to ask abo...
inquest
20
18
a legal inquiry [n -...
inquiet
20
18
not quiet [adj INQUI...
inquire
20
18
to ask about, also E...
inquiry
27
20
a question, also ENQ...
inroads
11
9
INROAD, a hostile in...
insaner
10
9
INSANE, mentally uns...
insanie
10
9
(Shakespeare) insani...
inscape
16
14
the essential inner...
insculp
19
16
to engrave, to cut o...
inseams
12
11
INSEAM, to mark as i...
insects
15
11
INSECT, a word loose...
inseems
12
11
INSEEM, to grease, d...
inserts
12
8
INSERT, to put in [v...
inshell
16
12
(Shakespeare) to enc...
inships
17
13
INSHIP, (Shakespeare...
inshore
13
10
belonging to the reg...
insider
12
9
an accepted member o...
insides
12
9
INSIDE, the part wit...
insight
16
12
a perception of the...
insigne
12
11
a sign of membership...
insinew
14
12
to be joined as with...
insipid
15
12
dull and uninteresti...
insists
13
8
INSIST, to maintain...
insnare
10
9
to trap, also ENSNAR...
insofar
13
11
to such an extent [a...
insoles
12
9
INSOLE, the inner so...
insooth
13
10
(archaic) in sooth;...
insouls
13
10
INSOUL, to infuse wi...
inspans
13
12
INSPAN, to harness o...
inspect
17
14
to examine closely [...
inspire
14
11
to influence to grea...
install
14
10
to place in position...
instals
13
9
INSTAL, to place in...
instant
11
9
without delay [adj I...
instars
12
8
INSTAR, to adorn wit...
instate
11
8
to install in office...
instead
11
9
as a substitute or a...
insteps
14
11
INSTEP, a part of th...
instill
15
10
to infuse slowly, al...
instils
14
9
INSTIL, to infuse sl...
insulae
12
10
INSULA, a Roman bloc...
insular
13
10
like an island [adj...
insulin
13
11
a protein hormone pr...
insulse
13
10
lacking wit; dull; i...
insults
14
10
INSULT, to subject t...
insured
12
10
one who is insured [...
insurer
12
9
one who insures, als...
insures
12
9
INSURE, to secure pa...
inswept
17
14
narrowed in front [a...
inswing
16
14
an inward swing [n -...
intagli
14
11
INTAGLIO, (Italian)...
intakes
12
12
INTAKE, the act of t...
integer
12
10
a whole number [n -S...
intends
11
10
INTEND, to have as o...
intense
10
9
existing in a high d...
intents
11
9
INTENT, a purpose [n...
interim
13
11
temporary, provision...
interne
10
9
a trainee gaining pr...
interns
11
9
INTERN, to confine d...
inthral
15
11
to charm, also ENTHR...
intimae
12
11
INTIMA, the innermos...
intimal
14
12
relating to an intim...
intimas
13
11
INTIMA, the innermos...
intines
11
9
INTINE, the inner me...
intitle
13
9
to give a right to,...
intombs
15
14
INTOMB, to place in...
intoned
10
10
INTONE, to speak in...
intoner
10
9
one who intones [n -...
intones
10
9
INTONE, to speak in...
intorts
12
8
INTORT, to twist inw...
intrada
11
9
a musical prelude [n...
intrant
11
9
a person who enters,...
intreat
11
8
to ask for earnestly...
introfy
20
13
to increase the wett...
introit
12
8
psalm or antiphon su...
introld
13
10
(Spenser) a past par...
introns
11
9
INTRON, any of the s...
intrude
12
10
to thrust or force o...
intrust
13
9
to give over for saf...
intuits
13
9
INTUIT, to know with...
inturns
12
10
INTURN, a turning in...
intuses
12
9
INTUSE, (Spenser) a...
intwine
14
12
to weave together, a...
intwist
16
11
to twist together, a...
inuksuk
15
18
(Inuit) a stone used...
inulase
12
10
an enzyme that forms...
inulins
13
11
INULIN, a carbohydra...
inuring
13
12
INURE, to accustom o...
inurned
11
11
INURN, to put in an...
inutile
13
10
useless; unprofitabl...
invaded
13
14
INVADE, to enter by...
invader
13
13
one that invades [n...
invades
13
13
INVADE, to enter by...
invalid
15
14
not valid [adj INVAL...
inveigh
17
16
to speak violently [...
invenit
13
13
(Latin) "he/she devi...
invents
13
13
INVENT, to devise or...
inverse
13
12
opposite [adj INVERS...
inverts
14
12
INVERT, to turn upsi...
invests
14
12
INVEST, to lay out f...
invexed
19
20
(in heraldry) arched...
invious
14
13
impassable [adj]
invital
15
13
not vital, also UNVI...
invited
14
13
INVITE, to request t...
invitee
13
12
one who is invited [...
inviter
14
12
one who invites [n -...
invites
14
12
INVITE, to request t...
invoice
16
15
a letter of advice o...
invoked
14
17
INVOKE, to appeal to...
invoker
14
16
one who invokes [n -...
invokes
14
16
INVOKE, to appeal to...
involve
16
17
to implicate or enta...
inwalls
17
13
INWALL, to surround...
inwards
15
12
towards the inside,...
inweave
15
15
to weave in [v INWOV...
inwicks
20
18
INWICK, to perform a...
inwinds
15
13
INWIND, to enwrap, a...
inworks
16
15
INWORK, to work in [...
inwound
14
14
INWIND, to enwrap, a...
inwoven
15
16
INWEAVE, to weave in...
inwraps
17
14
INWRAP, to cover by...
inyalas
18
11
INYALA, a kind of So...
iodated
11
9
IODATE, to treat wit...
iodates
11
8
IODATE, to treat wit...
iodides
12
9
IODIDE, a salt of hy...
iodines
11
9
IODINE, a nonmetalli...
iodised
12
9
IODISE, to treat wit...
iodiser
12
8
one that iodizes, al...
iodises
12
8
IODISE, to treat wit...
iodisms
14
11
IODISM, a morbid sta...
iodized
15
18
IODIZE, to treat wit...
iodizer
15
17
one that iodizes, al...
iodizes
15
17
IODIZE, to treat wit...
ioduret
12
9
(obsolete) an iodide...
iolites
13
8
IOLITE, a transparen...
ionised
11
9
IONISE, to convert i...
ioniser
11
8
something that ioniz...
ionises
11
8
IONISE, to convert i...
ioniums
13
12
IONIUM, a radioactiv...
ionized
14
18
IONIZE, to convert i...
ionizer
14
17
something that ioniz...
ionizes
14
17
IONIZE, to convert i...
ionogen
10
11
a compound capable o...
ionomer
11
11
the product of ionic...
ionones
9
9
IONONE, a chemical u...
ipecacs
20
16
IPECAC, the dried ro...
ipomoea
13
13
a flowering plant [n...
iracund
15
13
easily angered [adj]
irately
19
10
IRATE, angry [adv]
iratest
12
7
IRATE, angry [adj]
ireless
13
8
without anger [adj]
irenics
15
11
the theology of prom...
irideal
13
9
belonging to the iri...
iridial
14
9
relating to the iris...
iridian
12
9
relating to the iris...
iridise
13
8
to make iridescent,...
iridium
15
12
a metallic element [...
iridize
16
17
to make iridescent,...
irisate
12
7
to make iridescent [...
irising
14
10
IRIS, to give the fo...
irksome
14
14
tending to irk [adj]
ironers
11
8
IRONER, a machine fo...
ironier
11
8
IRONY, like iron [ad...
ironies
11
8
IRONY, words used to...
ironing
12
11
clothes to be presse...
ironise
11
8
to satirize with iro...
ironist
12
8
one who used irony [...
ironize
14
17
to satirize with iro...
ironman
11
12
a man of great stren...
ironmen
11
12
IRONMAN, a man of gr...
irrupts
16
11
IRRUPT, to enter for...
isabels
15
11
ISABEL, a dingy yell...
isagoge
13
11
an academic introduc...
isatine
11
8
a substance obtained...
isatins
12
8
ISATIN, a substance...
ischial
19
13
of or pertaining to...
ischium
20
16
the ventral and post...
islands
13
10
ISLAND, to set or do...
isleman
13
12
an islander, also IS...
islemen
13
12
ISLEMAN, an islander...
isleted
13
9
having islets [adj]
ismatic
17
13
addicted to isms or...
isoamyl
20
13
isoamyl acetate, an...
isobare
13
10
a type of atom, also...
isobars
14
10
ISOBAR, a type of at...
isobase
13
10
a contour line of eq...
isobath
16
12
a contour line conne...
isochor
17
12
a curve showing pres...
isodica
15
11
ISODICON, in the Gre...
isodoma
12
11
ISODOMUM, a type of...
isodont
11
9
having all the teeth...
isodose
11
8
one of several zones...
isoetes
11
7
a plant of the quill...
isoform
15
13
one of two or more p...
isogamy
20
14
the fusion of simila...
isogeny
18
12
the state of being o...
isogone
11
10
a line indicating th...
isogons
12
10
ISOGON, a polygon ha...
isogony
18
12
an equivalent relati...
isogram
14
12
a map line indicatin...
isogriv
16
13
a map line indicatin...
isohels
15
10
ISOHEL, a map line i...
isohyet
20
11
a line on a map conn...
isokont
12
12
any member of the Is...
isolate
12
8
to set apart from ot...
isolead
12
9
a line on a ballisti...
isoline
12
9
a map line indicatin...
isologs
14
10
ISOLOG, an organic c...
isomere
12
10
a body or compound w...
isomers
13
10
ISOMER, a body or co...
isonome
11
11
a line connecting po...
isonomy
18
13
equality of law, rig...
isopach
19
15
a line connecting po...
isopods
14
11
ISOPOD, any crustace...
isospin
14
11
a quantum number app...
isotach
17
12
a line connecting po...
isotone
10
8
one of a number of n...
isotope
13
10
one of two more atom...
isotopy
20
12
the state of being a...
isotron
11
8
a device for separat...
isotype
20
12
in taxonomy, a dupli...
isozyme
22
21
one of several varia...
issuant
12
9
in heraldry, issuing...
issuers
13
8
ISSUER, one who issu...
issuing
14
11
ISSUE, to put into c...
istanas
11
8
ISTANA, (Malaysia) a...
isthmic
20
15
pertaining to an ist...
isthmus
17
13
a strip of land conn...
itacism
17
13
the pronunciation of...
italics
17
11
ITALIC, a letter in...
itchier
18
12
ITCHY, affected with...
itchily
26
15
ITCHY, affected with...
itching
19
15
a tingling skin sens...
iteming
14
13
ITEM, to set down th...
itemise
13
10
to set down the part...
itemize
16
19
to set down the part...
iterant
11
8
repeating [adj]
iterate
11
7
to repeat, do again...
ivoried
14
12
made like ivory [adj...
ivories
14
11
IVORY, a hard white...
ivorist
15
11
a worker in ivory [n...
ivresse
14
11
(French) drunkenness...
ivyleaf
23
17
as in ivyleaf gerani...
ivylike
23
18
like ivy [adj]
ixodids
19
16
IXODID, a tick, a bl...
izzards
19
26
IZZARD, the letter Z...
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