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laagers
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LAAGER, to form a de...
labarum
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(Latin) a moral stan...
labeled
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LABEL, to attach a t...
labeler
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one that labels, als...
labella
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13
LABELLUM, the lower...
labials
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12
LABIAL, a sound pron...
labiate
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a plant with liplike...
labises
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11
LABIS, the eucharist...
lablabs
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15
LABLAB, a tropical b...
labored
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LABOR, to work, also...
laborer
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one who labors, also...
labours
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LABOUR, to work, als...
labrets
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LABRET, an ornament...
labrids
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LABRID, a member of...
labroid
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a member of the wras...
labrose
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having thick or larg...
labrums
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15
LABRUM, a liplike st...
laciest
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11
LACEY, resembling la...
lacings
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14
LACING, a contrastin...
lacinia
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a long narrow lobe i...
lackers
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15
LACKER, to coat with...
lackeys
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17
LACKEY, to serve in...
lacking
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LACK, to be without...
laconic
18
15
brief with words, al...
lacquer
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to coat with a gloss...
lacquey
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23
to serve in a servil...
lactams
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14
LACTAM, one of a ser...
lactary
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13
milky; full of white...
lactase
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an enzyme that acts...
lactate
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to secrete milk [v L...
lacteal
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pertaining to milk,...
lactean
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12
milky; consisting of...
lactone
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a cyclic ester [n -S...
lactose
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a lactic sugar [n -S...
lacunae
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LACUNA, an empty spa...
lacunal
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relating to a lacuna...
lacunar
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a sunken panel or co...
lacunas
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LACUNA, an empty spa...
lacunes
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13
LACUNE, an empty spa...
ladanum
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a gum resin gathered...
ladders
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10
LADDER, to cause a r...
laddery
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12
having a ladder [adj...
laddier
13
10
LADDY, laddish in be...
laddies
13
10
LADDIE, a lad [n]
laddish
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12
like rowdy boisterou...
laddism
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13
a culture of laddish...
ladened
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LADEN, to load with...
ladette
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9
a lively woman who b...
ladhood
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the state of being a...
ladings
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12
LADING, cargo or fre...
ladinos
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10
LADINO, a fast-growi...
ladlers
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10
LADLER, one who ladl...
ladling
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13
LADLE, to serve with...
ladrone
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10
(archaic) a robber;...
ladrons
12
10
LADRON, (Spanish) a...
ladyboy
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a transvestite [n -S...
ladybug
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17
a small beetle, also...
ladycow
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17
a small beetle, also...
ladyfly
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17
a small beetle, also...
ladyish
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13
somewhat like a lady...
ladyism
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14
the affectation of t...
ladykin
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16
(archaic) a little l...
laering
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11
LAER, to make a defe...
laetare
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8
the fourth Sunday in...
lagenas
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11
LAGENA, a narrow-nec...
lagends
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LAGEND, goods thrown...
lagered
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11
LAGER, to form a def...
laggard
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13
lagging behind [adj...
laggens
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LAGGEN, the angle be...
laggers
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12
LAGGER, one who lags...
lagging
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15
an insulating materi...
laggins
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13
LAGGIN, the angle be...
lagoons
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LAGOON, a shallow bo...
lagunas
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LAGUNA, a shallow bo...
lagunes
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12
LAGUNE, a shallow bo...
laicise
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to free from clerica...
laicism
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a political system f...
laicity
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the state of being l...
laicize
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to free from clerica...
laiding
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12
LAID, (Scots) to loa...
laigher
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12
LAIGH, (Scots) low,...
laikers
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12
LAIKER, one who spor...
laiking
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15
LAIK, (Scots) to spo...
laipsed
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12
LAIPSE, (dialect) to...
laipses
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LAIPSE, (dialect) to...
lairage
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cattle housing [n -S...
lairdly
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like a laird [adj LA...
lairier
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8
LAIRY, flashily dres...
lairing
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11
LAIR, to go to a lai...
lairise
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8
to act like a flashy...
lairize
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to act like a flashy...
laisses
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8
LAISSE, (French) a t...
laithly
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LAITH, (Scots) loth,...
laities
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LAITY, the non-cleri...
lakebed
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the floor of a lake...
lakelet
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a little lake [n -S]
lakiest
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LAKY, full of lakes...
lakings
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LAKING, the reddenin...
lalangs
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12
LALANG, a coarse gra...
laldies
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10
LALDIE, (Scots) a be...
lalique
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a style of cut glass...
lalland
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(Scots) lowland, als...
lallans
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LALLAN, (Scots) lowl...
lalling
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babbling [n -S]
lambada
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a rhythmic energetic...
lambast
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to beat severely, al...
lambdas
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LAMBDA, (Greek) the...
lambent
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flickering like a fl...
lambers
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LAMBER, a ewe that i...
lambert
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a unit of brightness...
lambier
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LAMBY, resembling a...
lambies
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LAMBIE, a small lamb...
lambing
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giving birth to a la...
lambkin
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a small lamb, also L...
lamboys
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(archaic) kilted fle...
lamedhs
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LAMEDH, (Hebrew) a H...
lamella
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13
a thin plate or laye...
laments
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LAMENT, to cry out i...
lameter
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a cripple, also LAMI...
lamiger
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a cripple, also LAME...
laminae
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LAMINA, a thin plate...
laminal
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relating to a lamina...
laminar
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pertaining to a lami...
laminas
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12
LAMINA, a thin plate...
laminin
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a glycoprotein [n -S...
lamiter
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a cripple, also LAME...
lammers
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LAMMER, (Scots) ambe...
lammies
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LAMMIE, a thick quil...
lamming
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a thrashing [n -S]
lampads
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LAMPAD, a candlestic...
lampern
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a primitive fish-lik...
lampers
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inflammation of the...
lamping
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the hunting of rabbi...
lampion
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an oil lamp, often i...
lamplit
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15
lit by lamps [adj]
lampoon
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to ridicule by perso...
lamprey
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16
a primitive fish-lik...
lampuka
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(Maltese) an edible...
lampuki
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(Maltese) an edible...
lamster
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a fugitive, also LAM...
lanated
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having or consisting...
lancers
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LANCER, a cavalryman...
lancets
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LANCET, a narrow, po...
lanched
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LANCH, to throw, as...
lanches
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LANCH, to throw, as...
lancing
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LANCE, to pierce wit...
landaus
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LANDAU, (German) a h...
landers
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LANDER, one who land...
landing
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a place to disembark...
landler
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a slow Austrian danc...
landman
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a man who lives and...
landmen
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LANDSMAN, a man who...
laneway
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a narrow passageway,...
langaha
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a colubriform snake...
langars
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LANGAR, a dining hal...
langers
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LANGER, (Irish slang...
langest
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LANG, (Scots) long [...
langley
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a unit of illuminati...
langrel
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a shot consisting of...
langued
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of a heraldic beast,...
langues
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LANGUE, (French) a l...
languet
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(French) a tonguelik...
languid
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lacking vitality [ad...
languor
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listlessness, wearin...
langurs
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LANGUR, a long-taile...
laniard
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a fastening rope on...
laniary
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a pointed conical to...
lanital
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a woollike fibre [n...
lankest
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LANK, long and thin...
lankier
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LANKY, tall and thin...
lankily
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LANKY, tall and thin...
lanking
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LANK, to become limp...
lanners
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LANNER, a kind of fa...
lanolin
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a fatty substance ob...
lantana
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a tropical shrub of...
lantern
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10
a lamp or light in a...
lanugos
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LANUGO, (Latin) a wo...
lanyard
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a fastening rope on...
laogais
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LAOGAI, the system o...
lapdogs
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LAPDOG, a small dog...
lapeled
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having lapels, also...
lapfuls
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LAPFUL, as much as a...
lapheld
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pertaining to a smal...
lapides
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LAPIS, (Latin) a sto...
lapilli
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LAPILLUS, a small st...
lapises
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LAPIS, (Latin) a sto...
lappels
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LAPPEL, an extension...
lappers
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LAPPER, (Scots) to c...
lappets
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LAPPET, a fold or fl...
lappies
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LAPPIE, (Afrikaans)...
lapping
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the act of lapping [...
lapsang
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(Chinese) a variety...
lapsers
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LAPSER, one who laps...
lapsing
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LAPSE, to pass into...
laptops
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LAPTOP, a small comp...
laptray
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a tray with a cushio...
lapwing
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a bird of the plover...
lapwork
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work in which one pa...
larceny
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theft of personal pr...
larchen
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14
of or pertaining to...
larches
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LARCH, any tree of t...
larders
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LARDER, a place wher...
lardier
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9
LARDY, like lard [ad...
larding
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LARD, to smear with...
lardons
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10
LARDON, a strip of b...
lardoon
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10
a strip of bacon, al...
largely
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LARGE, great in size...
largens
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LARGEN, to enlarge,...
largess
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generosity, also LAR...
largest
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10
LARGE, great in size...
largish
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somewhat large [adj]
lariats
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8
LARIAT, to catch wit...
larigan
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a type of leather bo...
larkers
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LARKER, a catcher of...
larkier
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LARKY, given to lark...
larking
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LARK, to behave play...
larkish
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given to larking, al...
larmier
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(French) a corona or...
larneys
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LARNEY, (South Afric...
larnier
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9
LARNEY, of clothes,...
larning
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LARN, (dialect) to l...
larrups
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LARRUP, to flog or t...
larvate
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masked, also LARVATE...
lasagna
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an Italian baked pas...
lasagne
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an Italian baked pas...
lascars
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LASCAR, an East Indi...
lasered
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9
LASER, to treat with...
lashers
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LASHER, a rope for b...
lashing
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the act of lashing [...
lashins
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(colloquial) an abun...
lashkar
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an East Indian sailo...
lasings
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LASING, the act of u...
laskets
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LASKET, a loop at th...
lasques
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LASQUE, a thin, flat...
lassies
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8
LASSIE, (Scots) a gi...
lassock
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(Scots) a little las...
lassoed
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LASSO, to catch with...
lassoer
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one who uses a lasso...
lassoes
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8
LASSO, to catch with...
lastage
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a duty formerly paid...
lasters
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8
LASTER, a worker who...
lasting
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remaining effective...
latakia
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a superior quality o...
latched
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LATCH, to close a ga...
latches
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LATCH, to close a ga...
latchet
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a thong used to fast...
lateens
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9
LATEEN, a triangular...
latence
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the state of being l...
latency
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the state of being p...
latened
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LATEN, to make or gr...
latents
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LATENT, a barely vis...
laterad
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9
toward the side [adv...
lateral
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9
sideways [adj LATERA...
latests
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8
LATEST, the most rec...
latexes
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LATEX, the milky jui...
lathees
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LATHEE, (Hindi) in I...
lathers
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LATHER, to cover wit...
lathery
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covered with lather...
lathier
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LATHY, like a lath;...
lathing
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work made by using l...
latices
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LATEX, the milky jui...
latigos
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LATIGO, a strap used...
latilla
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a peeled limb used i...
latinas
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LATINA, a female Lat...
latinos
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9
LATINO, (Spanish) a...
latitat
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8
(Latin) a writ based...
latosol
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9
a tropical soil [n -...
latrant
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9
barking, snarling [a...
latrias
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8
LATRIA, (Latin) in R...
latrine
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9
a type of toilet [n...
latrons
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9
LATRON, (obsolete) a...
lattens
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9
LATTEN, metal in thi...
latters
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LATTER, the second m...
lattice
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to form a network of...
lattins
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9
LATTIN, metal in thi...
lauders
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LAUDER, one who laud...
lauding
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LAUD, to praise [v]
laughed
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LAUGH, to express mi...
laugher
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one who laughs [n -S...
launced
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LAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
launces
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LAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
launder
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to wash clothes [v -...
laundry
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13
a place where clothe...
laurels
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10
LAUREL, to crown wit...
lauryls
21
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LAURYL, a radical in...
lauwine
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13
(German) an avalanch...
lavabos
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15
LAVABO, a fixed basi...
lavages
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14
LAVAGE, the irrigati...
laveers
14
12
LAVEER, (archaic) to...
lavolta
15
13
a lively dance for c...
lavolts
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13
LAVOLT, to dance wit...
lavrock
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(Scots) a skylark, a...
lavvies
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LAVVY, (colloquial)...
lawbook
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a book containing la...
lawfare
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14
the practice of usin...
lawines
15
12
LAWINE, (German) an...
lawings
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LAWING, a bill for f...
lawland
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14
(Scots) lowland, als...
lawless
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12
having no laws [adj...
lawlike
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16
being like the law [...
lawnier
15
12
LAWNY, covered with...
lawning
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LAWN, to turn into l...
lawsuit
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a legal action [n -S...
lawyers
22
13
LAWYER, to work as a...
laxator
18
15
a muscle that relaxe...
laxisms
21
18
LAXISM, the belief t...
laxists
20
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LAXIST, a person wit...
laxness
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16
the state of being l...
layaway
27
15
an item that has bee...
layback
25
20
in climbing, a metho...
laydeez
21
20
a jocular word for l...
layered
18
11
LAYER, to form a lay...
layette
18
10
clothing or equipmen...
layings
20
13
LAYING, the first co...
laylock
24
18
(obsolete) lilac [n...
layoffs
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LAYOFF, the suspensi...
layouts
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11
LAYOUT, an arrangeme...
layover
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14
a stopover [n -S]
laytime
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13
the total time allow...
lazaret
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(Italian) a hospital...
laziest
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LAZY, disinclined to...
lazoing
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LAZO, to catch with...
lazulis
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LAZULI, a beautiful...
lazying
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LAZY, to move or lie...
lazyish
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somewhat lazy [adj]
leached
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LEACH, to allow a li...
leacher
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one who leaches [n -...
leaches
17
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LEACH, to allow a li...
leadens
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LEADEN, to make lead...
leaders
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LEADER, one that lea...
leadier
12
9
LEADY, resembling le...
leading
13
12
in first position [a...
leadman
12
13
a worker in charge o...
leadmen
12
13
LEADMAN, a worker in...
leadoff
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15
an opening play or m...
leafage
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13
foliage, also LEAFER...
leafbud
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a bud which produces...
leafery
20
13
foliage, also LEAFAG...
leafier
14
11
LEAFY, abounding in...
leafing
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14
LEAF, to turn pages...
leaflet
15
12
to distribute printe...
leagued
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12
LEAGUE, to come toge...
leaguer
13
11
to besiege [v -ED, -...
leagues
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11
LEAGUE, to come toge...
leakage
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the act or an instan...
leakers
13
12
LEAKER, something th...
leakier
13
12
LEAKY, inclined to l...
leakily
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15
LEAKY, inclined to l...
leaking
14
15
LEAK, to seep throug...
lealest
13
9
LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
leaming
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14
LEAM, (archaic) to g...
leaners
11
9
LEANER, one that lea...
leanest
11
9
LEAN, having little...
leaning
12
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a tendency [n -S]
leapers
14
11
LEAPER, one who leap...
leaping
15
14
LEAP, to spring off...
learier
12
8
LEARY, cunning, wary...
learing
13
11
LEARE, (Scots) to te...
learned
11
10
LEARN, to be informe...
learner
11
9
one that learns [n -...
leasers
12
8
LEASER, one who leas...
leashed
14
11
LEASH, to hold by a...
leashes
14
10
LEASH, to hold by a...
leasing
13
11
a falsehood [n -S]
leasowe
14
11
to pasture, also LEA...
leasows
15
11
LEASOW, to pasture,...
leasure
12
9
(Spenser) leisure [n...
leather
14
10
to cover with the ta...
leavens
13
13
LEAVEN, to produce f...
leavers
14
12
LEAVER, one that lea...
leavier
14
12
LEAVY, full of leave...
leaving
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something left over...
lebbeks
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LEBBEK, an Old World...
leccies
19
14
LECCY, (colloquial)...
lechaim
19
16
a traditional Jewish...
lechers
18
13
LECHER, to lust [v]
lechery
24
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excessive sexual ind...
leching
19
16
LECH, to engage in l...
lechwes
21
16
LECHWE, (Bantu) a ki...
lectern
15
12
a reading desk or su...
lectins
16
12
LECTIN, a protein th...
lection
15
12
a portion of sacred...
lectors
16
11
LECTOR, a reader of...
lecture
16
12
to expound on a spec...
lecturn
16
13
(obsolete) a reading...
lecythi
25
15
LECYTHUS, an oil jar...
leddens
12
11
LEDDEN, (Spenser) la...
ledgers
14
11
LEDGER, to fish with...
ledgier
14
11
LEDGY, abounding in...
leeched
17
14
LEECH, to cling to a...
leechee
16
13
(Chinese) a tropical...
leeches
17
13
LEECH, to cling to a...
leeping
15
14
LEEP, (Hindi) to pla...
leerier
12
8
LEERY, cunning, wary...
leerily
20
11
LEERY, cunning, wary...
leering
13
11
the act of leering [...
leesing
13
11
LEESE, (Shakespeare)...
leeward
15
12
towards the lee side...
leeways
21
13
LEEWAY, the lateral...
leftest
15
11
LEFT, pertaining to...
lefties
15
11
LEFTY, someone who i...
leftish
18
13
inclined to the left...
leftism
17
14
a liberal political...
leftist
16
11
one tending to the l...
legally
22
14
LEGAL, according to...
legated
13
11
LEGATE, to bequeath...
legatee
12
10
the inheritor of a l...
legates
13
10
LEGATE, to bequeath...
legator
13
10
a testator; one who...
legatos
13
10
LEGATO, a legato pas...
legends
13
12
LEGEND, an unverifie...
leggers
15
12
LEGGER, a bargeman w...
leggier
15
12
LEGGY, having long l...
leggies
15
12
LEGGIE, in cricket,...
legging
16
15
a covering for the l...
leggins
15
13
LEGGIN, a cover for...
leggism
17
15
(archaic) the charac...
leghold
17
14
a trap that catches...
leghorn
15
13
a kind of smooth, pl...
legible
17
14
capable of being rea...
legibly
24
16
LEGIBLE, capable of...
legions
13
11
LEGION, a large mili...
legists
15
10
LEGIST, one skilled...
legitim
16
13
(Latin) the portion...
leglans
14
12
LEGLAN, a milking pa...
leglens
14
12
LEGLEN, a milking pa...
legless
15
11
without legs [adj]
leglets
15
11
LEGLET, a leg decora...
leglike
16
15
like a leg [adj]
leglins
15
12
LEGLIN, a milking pa...
legongs
14
13
LEGONG, a Balinese d...
legroom
14
13
space in which to st...
legside
14
11
that half of a crick...
leguaan
12
12
(Dutch) a large moni...
leguans
13
12
LEGUAN, (Dutch) a la...
legumes
15
14
LEGUME, the fruit or...
legumin
15
15
a plant protein obta...
legwear
16
13
anything worn on the...
legwork
18
17
work that involves l...
lehaims
16
13
LEHAIM, a traditiona...
lehayim
22
15
a traditional Jewish...
leidger
14
11
(obsolete) an ambass...
leigers
14
10
LEIGER, (obsolete) a...
leipoas
14
11
LEIPOA, an Australia...
leiring
14
11
LEIR, (Scots) to tea...
leisher
15
10
LEISH, (Scots) activ...
leisler
14
9
a small black bat [n...
leister
13
8
to spear with a thre...
leisure
13
9
free time, also LEAS...
lekking
16
19
the act of lekking [...
lekvars
16
16
LEKVAR, a prune butt...
lekythi
23
16
LEKYTHUS, an oil jar...
lemmata
14
14
LEMMA, a type of pro...
lemming
16
17
(Norwegian) a small...
lemoned
12
13
LEMON, to flavour wi...
lempira
16
14
a monetary unit of H...
lemures
14
12
the ghosts of the de...
lenders
12
10
LENDER, one that len...
lending
13
13
the act of giving in...
lengest
13
11
LENG, (obsolete) lon...
lenging
14
14
LENG, to tarry [v]
lengths
16
13
LENGTH, the extent f...
lengthy
22
15
very long [adj LENGT...
lenient
11
10
not severe, tolerant...
lenited
12
10
LENITE, to articulat...
lenites
12
9
LENITE, to articulat...
lensing
13
12
the act of making a...
lensman
12
13
(colloquial) a camer...
lensmen
12
13
LENSMAN, (colloquial...
lentigo
13
11
(Latin) a freckle [n...
lentils
14
10
LENTIL, a leguminous...
lentisc
16
12
the mastic tree, als...
lentisk
14
13
an evergreen tree, a...
lentoid
12
10
lens-shaped [adj] /...
lentors
12
9
LENTOR, (archaic) sl...
lentous
12
10
viscid [adj]
lenvoys
20
15
LENVOY, an envoy [n]
leonine
10
10
of or like a lion [a...
leopard
14
12
a large, carnivorous...
leotard
12
9
a skintight garment...
leporid
15
12
pertaining or belong...
lepping
18
17
LEP, (dialect) to le...
leprose
14
11
affected with lepros...
leprosy
21
13
a chronic disease wi...
leprous
15
12
affected with lepros...
leptins
15
12
LEPTIN, a hormone re...
leptome
15
14
phloem or bast [n -S...
leptons
14
12
LEPTON, a monetary u...
lequear
20
18
a sunken panel or co...
lesbian
14
12
a female homosexual...
lesions
12
9
LESION, to cause les...
lessees
12
8
LESSEE, one to whom...
lessens
12
9
LESSEN, to make or b...
lessons
12
9
LESSON, to teach a l...
lessors
13
8
LESSOR, one who gran...
lesting
14
11
LEST, (Spenser) to l...
lesulas
14
10
LESULA, a genus of C...
letched
18
14
LETCH, to engage in...
letches
18
13
LETCH, to engage in...
letdown
15
13
an anticlimax [n -S]
lethals
16
11
LETHAL, a death-deal...
lethean
13
11
resembling in effect...
lethees
14
10
LETHEE, (Shakespeare...
lethied
15
11
(Shakespeare) suffer...
letouts
13
9
LETOUT, something th...
lettern
12
9
(obsolete) a reading...
letters
13
8
LETTER, to inscribe...
letting
14
11
the act of letting [...
lettres
13
8
LETTRE, (French) let...
lettuce
16
12
a herb used in salad...
leuchen
17
15
LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
leucine
15
13
an amino acid, also...
leucins
16
13
LEUCIN, an amino aci...
leucite
16
12
a silicate of alumin...
leucoma
16
15
a white opacity in t...
leucons
15
13
LEUCON, a sponge of...
leughen
15
14
LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
leukoma
14
16
a white opacity in t...
leukons
13
14
LEUKON, a bodily org...
levants
14
13
LEVANT, to run away...
levator
14
12
a muscle that raises...
leveled
15
14
LEVEL, to make even...
leveler
15
13
one that levels, als...
levelly
23
16
LEVEL, even [adv]
levered
14
13
LEVER, to prise open...
leveret
14
12
a young hare [n -S]
leviers
15
12
LEVIER, one who levi...
levites
15
12
LEVITE, (slang) a cl...
levitic
19
15
of or like a levite...
levulin
16
15
a sugar in certain p...
levying
22
17
LEVY, to impose or c...
lewdest
16
12
LEWD, sexually sugge...
lewdsby
25
17
someone addicted to...
lewises
16
11
LEWIS, a dovetailed...
lewisia
16
11
a perennial herb wit...
lexemes
19
18
LEXEME, the fundamen...
lexemic
23
21
of or like a lexeme,...
lexical
23
19
of or relating to wo...
lexicon
21
19
a dictionary [n LEXI...
lexises
19
15
LEXIS, the total sto...
lezzies
19
26
LEZZIE, (short for)...
liaised
13
9
LIAISE, to form a li...
liaises
13
8
LIAISE, to form a li...
liaison
12
9
a means of maintaini...
lianoid
12
10
like a liana [adj]
liassic
17
11
of, relating to, or...
liatris
14
8
a North American pla...
libated
15
12
LIBATE, to pour in h...
libates
15
11
LIBATE, to pour in h...
libbard
18
15
(archaic) a leopard...
libbers
18
14
LIBBER, (short for)...
libbing
19
17
LIB, to geld [v]
libeled
16
13
LIBEL, to make a def...
libelee
15
12
one who is libeled,...
libeler
16
12
one that libels, als...
liberal
16
12
generous, freehanded...
liberos
15
11
LIBERO, (Italian) a...
liberty
22
13
the state of being f...
libidos
16
12
LIBIDO, psychic driv...
libkens
16
16
LIBKEN, in thieves'...
liblabs
19
15
LIBLAB, a person sup...
library
22
13
a room containing bo...
librate
15
11
to oscillate before...
licence
18
15
to issue or grant au...
license
15
12
to issue or grant au...
licente
15
12
SENTE, a monetary un...
lichees
18
13
LICHEE, a tropical f...
lichens
18
14
LICHEN, to cover wit...
lichted
19
14
LICHT, to light [v]
lichter
19
13
LICHT, (Scots) light...
lichtly
27
16
(Scots) to slight or...
lichway
28
18
a path by which the...
licitly
25
14
LICIT, not forbidden...
lickers
18
15
LICKER, one who lick...
licking
19
18
a thrashing or beati...
lictors
17
11
LICTOR, (historical)...
lidding
15
13
the act of covering...
lidgers
15
11
LIDGER, (obsolete) a...
lidless
15
10
without a lid [adj]
liefest
15
11
LIEF, (archaic) soon...
liegers
14
10
LIEGER, (obsolete) a...
lienees
11
9
LIENEE, in law, a pa...
lienors
12
9
LIENOR, a party who...
liernes
12
9
LIERNE, (French) a c...
lievest
15
12
LIEVE [adv]
lifeful
19
16
full of vitality, al...
lifeway
24
16
a way of living [n -...
liftboy
24
16
someone employed to...
lifters
16
11
LIFTER, one who lift...
lifting
17
14
LIFT, to raise highe...
liftman
16
15
a person who operate...
liftmen
16
15
LIFTMAN, a person wh...
liftoff
20
17
the initial movement...
ligands
14
12
LIGAND, an atom, mol...
ligases
14
10
LIGASE, an enzyme wh...
ligated
14
11
LIGATE, to tie with...
ligates
14
10
LIGATE, to tie with...
liggers
16
12
LIGGER, a horizontal...
ligging
17
15
the act of ligging [...
lighted
17
13
LIGHT, to illuminate...
lighten
16
13
to reduce the weight...
lighter
17
12
a large open boat us...
lightly
25
15
to slight or make li...
lignage
14
13
(obsolete) lineage,...
lignans
13
12
LIGNAN, a beneficial...
lignify
23
16
to convert into wood...
lignins
14
12
LIGNIN, an essential...
lignite
14
11
brown coal, a stage...
lignose
13
11
a constituent of lig...
lignums
16
15
LIGNUM, the fragrant...
ligroin
14
11
(tradename) a name a...
ligulae
15
12
LIGULA, a tongue-lik...
ligular
16
12
pertaining to a ligu...
ligulas
16
12
LIGULA, a tongue-lik...
ligules
16
12
LIGULE, a strap-shap...
ligures
15
11
LIGURE, a precious s...
likable
17
16
able to be liked, al...
likably
24
18
LIKABLE, able to be...
likened
13
14
LIKEN, to represent...
likings
16
15
LIKING, a feeling of...
lilling
17
13
LILL, (Spenser) to l...
lilting
16
12
LILT, to sing or spe...
limacel
18
15
a slug's reduced she...
limaces
17
14
LIMAX, (Latin) a slu...
limacon
16
15
(French) a type of m...
limails
16
12
LIMAIL, the dust and...
limbate
16
14
having an edge of a...
limbeck
21
21
an old distilling ap...
limbecs
20
17
LIMBEC, an old disti...
limbers
17
14
LIMBER, to make supp...
limbier
17
14
LIMBY, having many l...
limbing
18
17
LIMB, to cut off the...
limboed
16
15
LIMBO, to perform a...
limboes
16
14
LIMBO, to perform a...
limbous
17
15
overlapping [adj]
limeade
13
12
a nonalcoholic drink...
limelit
16
12
LIMELIGHT, to light...
limepit
17
14
a pit from which lim...
limiest
15
11
LIMY, containing lim...
liminal
15
13
of or relating to a...
limings
16
14
LIMING, in the prepa...
limited
15
12
restricted [adj LIMI...
limiter
15
11
a friar who had a li...
limites
15
11
LIMES, (Latin) an an...
limmers
16
14
LIMMER, (Scots) a ro...
limners
14
12
LIMNER, a painter of...
limning
15
15
LIMN, (archaic) to p...
limoses
14
11
LIMOSIS, an abnormal...
limosis
15
11
an abnormally raveno...
limpers
17
14
LIMPER, one who limp...
limpest
17
14
LIMP, lacking rigidi...
limpets
17
14
LIMPET, a gastropod...
limping
18
17
the act of limping [...
limpkin
18
19
an American wading b...
limpsey
23
16
lacking strength or...
limulus
17
14
a horseshoe crab, al...
linable
15
13
lying in a straight...
linages
13
11
LINAGE, payment for...
linalol
14
11
a fragrant liquid al...
linches
18
14
LINCH, an unploughed...
linchet
18
14
an unploughed strip...
linctus
17
13
(Latin) a medicated...
lindane
11
11
an insecticide [n -S...
lindens
12
11
LINDEN, a lime-tree,...
lindied
13
11
LINDY, to perform th...
lindies
13
10
LINDY [n]
lineage
12
11
direct descent from...
lineate
11
9
marked with lines, a...
linecut
16
13
a type of printing p...
lineman
12
13
one who installs or...
linemen
12
13
LINEMAN, one who ins...
lineups
15
13
LINEUP, a list of te...
lingams
15
14
LINGAM, (Sanskrit) t...
lingcod
17
15
a marine food fish [...
lingels
15
12
LINGEL, a shoemaker'...
lingers
14
11
LINGER, to delay dep...
lingier
14
11
LINGY, covered with...
lingles
15
12
LINGLE, a shoemaker'...
lingoes
13
11
LINGO, (colloquial)...
lingots
14
11
LINGOT, (obsolete) a...
linguae
13
12
LINGUA, the tongue [...
lingual
15
13
pronounced with the...
linguas
14
12
LINGUA, the tongue [...
lingula
15
13
(Latin) a tonguelike...
linhays
21
13
LINHAY, a shed, also...
liniest
13
9
LINEY, resembling a...
linings
14
12
LINING, an inner lay...
linkage
14
15
the act of linking [...
linkboy
22
18
a male hired to ligh...
linkers
14
13
LINKER, one who link...
linkier
14
13
LINKY, full of inter...
linking
15
16
LINK, to connect [v]
linkman
14
17
a male hired to ligh...
linkmen
14
17
LINKMAN, a male hire...
linkrot
14
13
the condition of a w...
linkups
17
17
LINKUP, something th...
linnets
12
10
LINNET, a common fin...
linneys
18
12
LINNEY, a shed with...
linnies
12
10
LINNY, a shed, also...
linning
13
13
LIN, to cease [v]
linocut
16
13
a print made from a...
linsang
13
12
a civetlike animal o...
linseed
12
10
lint or flax seed, a...
linseys
19
11
LINSEY, a coarse lin...
lintels
14
10
LINTEL, a horizontal...
linters
13
9
LINTER, a machine fo...
lintier
13
9
LINTY, covered with...
linties
13
9
LINTIE, (Scots) a li...
linting
14
12
the act of putting l...
lintols
14
10
LINTOL, a horizontal...
linuron
12
11
a herbicide [n -S]
linuxes
19
17
LINUX, (tradename) a...
lioncel
16
13
a small lion used as...
lionels
13
10
LIONEL, a small lion...
lioness
12
9
a female lion [n -ES...
lionets
12
9
LIONET, a young lion...
lionise
12
9
to treat as a celebr...
lionism
14
12
a lionlike appearanc...
lionize
15
18
to treat as a celebr...
lipases
15
11
LIPASE, an enzyme th...
lipemia
16
14
an abnormal level of...
lipides
16
12
LIPIDE, any of a cla...
lipidic
20
15
of or like a lipid,...
lipless
17
12
without lips [adj]
liplike
18
16
like a lip [adj]
lipoids
16
12
LIPOID, any of a cla...
lipomas
16
14
LIPOMA, a tumor of f...
lippens
17
15
LIPPEN, (Scots) to t...
lippers
18
14
LIPPER, to ripple [v...
lippier
18
14
LIPPY, impertinent [...
lippies
18
14
LIPPIE, (Scots) an o...
lipping
19
17
a liplike outgrowth...
lipread
15
12
to understand spoken...
lipuria
16
12
the presence of fat...
liquate
21
18
to separate or purif...
liquefy
30
23
to make or become li...
liqueur
22
19
a potent alcoholic p...
liquids
23
19
LIQUID, a substance...
liquidy
29
21
having the nature of...
liquify
31
23
to make or become li...
liquors
22
18
LIQUOR, to intoxicat...
liriope
15
11
a stemless Asian her...
lirking
16
15
LIRK, (Scots) to wri...
lisente
12
9
SENTE, a monetary un...
lispers
16
11
LISPER, one who lisp...
lisping
17
14
making a lisping sou...
lispund
16
14
a varying weight, 12...
lissome
14
11
easily flexed, lithe...
listbox
22
18
a box on a computer...
listees
13
8
LISTEE, one who is o...
listels
15
9
LISTEL, (archaic) a...
listens
13
9
LISTEN, to try to he...
listers
14
8
LISTER, a three-pron...
listeth
16
10
LIST, to write down...
listful
18
13
attentive [adj]
listing
15
11
something that is li...
litchis
20
13
LITCHI, the edible f...
literal
14
9
to be taken as read...
lithate
15
10
(obsolete) a urate,...
lithely
23
13
LITHE, supple [adv]
lithest
16
10
LITHE, supple [adj]
lithias
16
10
LITHIA, lithium oxid...
lithify
25
15
to petrify, convert...
lithing
17
13
LITHE, to listen [v]
lithite
16
10
a calcareous body se...
lithium
18
14
a metallic element [...
lithoed
15
11
LITHO, to make a lit...
lithoes
15
10
LITHO, to make a lit...
lithoid
16
11
like stone, also LIT...
lithops
18
13
a fleshy-leaved plan...
litoral
14
9
pertaining to or on...
litotes
13
8
the expression of an...
litotic
17
11
of or like litotes,...
litters
14
8
LITTER, to scatter r...
littery
20
10
covered with rubbish...
littler
15
9
LITTLE, small [adj]
littles
15
9
LITTLE, a small amou...
littlie
15
9
(Australian slang) a...
littlin
15
10
(Scots) a child, als...
liturgy
22
13
a prescribed system...
livable
18
16
suitable for living...
livedos
15
13
LIVEDO, a discoloure...
livelod
16
14
(Spenser) livelihood...
livened
14
14
LIVEN, to make livel...
livener
14
13
one who livens [n -S...
livered
15
13
LIVER, to thicken or...
liveyer
21
14
a permanent resident...
livider
16
13
LIVID, of bluish lea...
lividly
24
16
LIVID, of bluish lea...
liviers
16
12
LIVIER, a permanent...
livings
17
15
LIVING, a means of s...
livyers
22
14
LIVYER, a permanent...
lixivia
22
19
LIXIVIUM, a solution...
lizards
17
18
LIZARD, any of a sub...
lizzies
20
26
LIZZIE, as in tin li...
llanero
12
10
an inhabitant of the...
loaches
17
13
LOACH, a freshwater...
loadens
11
10
LOADEN, (archaic) to...
loaders
12
9
LOADER, one that loa...
loading
13
12
a burden [n -S]
loafers
14
11
LOAFER, a lazy perso...
loafing
15
14
the act of idling [n...
loamier
13
11
LOAMY, resembling lo...
loaming
14
14
LOAM, to cover with...
loanees
10
9
LOANEE, a person who...
loaners
11
9
LOANER, one who loan...
loaning
12
12
(Scots) a lane, an o...
loathed
14
11
LOATHE, to detest gr...
loather
14
10
one who loathes [n -...
loathes
14
10
LOATHE, to detest gr...
loathly
22
13
(archaic) hideous, l...
loaving
15
15
LOAVE, to form a hea...
lobated
14
12
having lobes, also L...
lobbers
17
14
LOBBER, one who lobs...
lobbied
17
15
LOBBY, to seek to in...
lobbies
17
14
LOBBY, to seek to in...
lobbing
18
17
LOB, to hit a ball i...
lobbyer
23
16
one who lobbies, als...
lobefin
16
15
a type of fish to wh...
lobelet
15
12
a small lobe [n -S]
lobelia
15
12
a flowering plant [n...
lobings
16
14
LOBING, a division i...
lobiped
17
15
having lobate feet [...
lobolas
15
12
LOBOLA, an African c...
lobolos
15
12
LOBOLO, an African c...
lobster
15
11
a large strong-clawe...
lobtail
16
12
of a whale, to slap...
lobular
16
13
shaped like a lobe [...
lobules
16
13
LOBULE, a small lobe...
lobulus
17
14
a small lobe or lobe...
lobworm
19
17
a burrowing marine w...
locales
16
12
LOCALE, a place, pos...
locally
24
15
LOCAL, from the imme...
located
15
12
LOCATE, to find or p...
locater
15
11
one who locates, or...
locates
15
11
LOCATE, to find or p...
locator
15
11
one who locates, or...
lochans
17
14
LOCHAN, (Gaelic) a s...
lochial
19
14
of or pertaining to...
lochias
18
13
LOCHIA, (Greek) the...
lockage
17
17
the toll on a ship p...
lockbox
25
25
a box that locks [n...
lockers
17
15
LOCKER, a small cupb...
lockets
17
15
LOCKET, a small orna...
lockful
21
20
enough to fill a can...
locking
18
18
the act of locking [...
lockjaw
22
27
a form of tetanus [n...
lockman
17
19
a lockkeeper; a publ...
lockmen
17
19
LOCKMAN, a lockkeepe...
locknut
17
17
a nut which prevents...
lockout
17
16
the locking out of e...
lockram
18
18
a coarse linen fabri...
lockset
17
15
a set of hardware fo...
lockups
20
19
LOCKUP, a jail [n]
locoing
16
14
LOCO, to poison with...
locoism
17
14
a disease of livesto...
locoman
15
15
a railway engine dri...
locomen
15
15
LOCOMAN, a railway e...
locular
17
13
of e.g. an ovary, di...
loculed
17
14
having loculi, small...
locules
17
13
LOCULE, a small, cel...
loculus
18
14
a small, cell-like c...
locusta
16
12
the spikelet or flow...
locusts
17
12
LOCUST, to lay waste...
lodgers
14
11
LODGER, one who stay...
lodging
15
14
a temporary place to...
loeries
12
8
LOERIE, a type of Af...
loessal
13
9
relating to loess, a...
loesses
12
8
LOESS, (German) a fi...
loessic
16
11
of or relating to lo...
lofters
15
11
LOFTER, a type of go...
loftier
15
11
LOFTY, very high [ad...
loftily
23
14
LOFTY, very high [ad...
lofting
16
14
LOFT, to propel high...
logania
12
11
any of a family of A...
logbook
16
17
an official record b...
loggats
15
12
LOGGAT, a small log...
loggers
15
12
LOGGER, one who fell...
loggets
15
12
an old English throw...
loggias
15
12
LOGGIA, (Italian) an...
loggier
15
12
LOGGY, sluggish, als...
logging
16
15
the business of cutt...
loggish
18
14
like a log [adj]
logical
18
14
pertaining to logic...
logiest
14
10
LOGY, sluggish, also...
logions
13
11
LOGION, a saying att...
logjams
17
22
LOGJAM, to cause a l...
logline
14
12
a line for finding t...
loglogs
16
13
LOGLOG, the logarith...
logoffs
18
16
LOGOFF, exit from a...
logouts
14
11
LOGOUT, exit from a...
logroll
16
12
to obtain passage of...
logways
23
15
LOGWAY, a ramp used...
logwood
16
14
the heavy, red heart...
loiases
12
8
LOIASIS, a tropical...
loiasis
13
8
a tropical African d...
loiding
14
12
LOID, to open a lock...
loiters
13
8
LOITER, to stand idl...
lokshen
15
15
(Yiddish) noodles [n...
loligos
15
11
LOLIGO, a genus of c...
loliums
16
13
LOLIUM, any plant of...
lollers
15
10
LOLLER, one who loll...
lollies
15
10
LOLLY, (short for) a...
lolling
16
13
LOLL, to lounge, als...
lollops
17
13
LOLLOP, to lounge, a...
lollopy
23
15
lolloping [adj]
lomeins
13
12
LOMEIN, a Chinese di...
lomenta
12
12
LOMENTUM, a type of...
loments
13
12
LOMENT, a pod that b...
lompish
19
16
(Spenser) lumpish [a...
longans
12
12
LONGAN, the edible f...
longbow
18
17
a bow drawn by hand...
longers
13
11
LONGER, one that lon...
longest
13
11
LONG, extending for...
longies
13
11
long underwear [n]
longing
14
14
a strong desire [n -...
longish
16
13
somewhat long [adj]
loobier
14
11
LOOBY, clumsy or stu...
loobies
14
11
LOOBY, a large, awkw...
loobily
22
14
LOOBY, clumsy or stu...
loofahs
16
13
LOOFAH, a tropical v...
loofful
18
16
(Scots) an open hand...
lookers
13
12
LOOKER, one that loo...
looking
14
15
LOOK, to use one's s...
lookism
15
15
a prejudice against...
lookist
14
12
one given to lookism...
lookout
13
13
one engaged in keepi...
lookups
16
16
LOOKUP, the process...
looming
14
14
LOOM, to appear indi...
looneys
17
11
LOONEY, a crazy pers...
loonier
11
9
LOONIE, crazy [adj]
loonies
11
9
LOONIE, a crazy pers...
loonily
19
12
LOONY, crazy [adv]
looning
12
12
the cry of the loon,...
loopers
14
11
LOOPER, a caterpilla...
loopier
14
11
LOOPY, full of loops...
loopily
22
14
LOOPY, full of loops...
looping
15
14
the act of looping [...
loosely
19
11
LOOSE, slack [adv]
loosens
11
9
LOOSEN, to make less...
loosest
12
8
LOOSE, slack [adj]
loosies
12
8
LOOSIE, (slang) a lo...
loosing
13
11
the celebration of a...
looters
12
8
LOOTER, one that loo...
looting
13
11
the act of looting [...
loppers
17
14
LOPPER, (Scots) to c...
loppets
17
14
LOPPET, a long-dista...
loppier
17
14
LOPPY, hanging limpl...
loppies
17
14
LOPPY, a ranch handy...
lopping
18
17
the act of cutting o...
loquats
21
18
LOQUAT, a Chinese an...
lorchas
18
13
LORCHA, (Portuguese)...
lording
14
12
a young or unimporta...
lordkin
14
14
a little lord, also...
lordoma
13
12
a curvature of the s...
lorette
12
8
a courtesan [n -S]
lorgnon
12
12
a pair of eyeglasses...
loricae
15
11
LORICA, (Latin) a le...
loricas
16
11
LORICA, (Latin) a le...
lorimer
14
11
a maker of implement...
loriner
12
9
a maker of implement...
lorings
14
11
LORING, (Spenser) le...
loriots
13
8
LORIOT, (French) the...
lorises
13
8
LORIS, the slender l...
lorrell
15
10
(Spenser) a good for...
lorries
13
8
LORRY, a vehicle use...
losable
15
12
able to be lost [adj...
losings
14
11
LOSING, the act of l...
loslyfs
23
14
LOSLYF, (Afrikaans)...
lossier
13
8
LOSSY, of a compress...
lothest
15
10
LOTH, unwilling, als...
lotions
12
9
LOTION, a liquid pre...
lotoses
12
8
LOTOS, an aquatic pl...
lotters
13
8
LOTTER, someone who...
lottery
19
10
a game of chance [n...
lotting
14
11
LOT, to separate int...
lotuses
13
9
LOTUS, any of variou...
loucher
18
14
LOUCHE, not reputabl...
loudens
12
11
LOUDEN, to increase...
loudest
13
10
LOUD, strongly audib...
loudish
16
12
somewhat loud [adj]
lounded
12
12
LOUND, (Scots) to ca...
lounder
12
11
(Scots) to beat, thu...
lounged
13
13
LOUNGE, to recline i...
lounger
13
12
a comfortable someti...
lounges
13
12
LOUNGE, to recline i...
loungey
19
14
relating to or remin...
louning
13
13
LOUN, (Scots) to cal...
louping
16
15
LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
lourier
13
9
LOURY, gloomy, louri...
louries
13
9
LOURIE, a type of Af...
louring
14
12
sullen, threatening...
lousers
13
9
LOUSER, (Irish) a me...
lousier
13
9
LOUSY, infested with...
lousily
21
12
LOUSY, infested with...
lousing
14
12
the act of messing u...
loutery
19
11
loutish behaviour [n...
louting
14
12
LOUT, (obsolete) to...
loutish
16
11
ill-mannered and coa...
louvars
15
13
LOUVAR, a large silv...
louvers
15
13
LOUVER, a sloping sl...
louvred
15
14
having a louvre [adj...
louvres
15
13
LOUVRE, a sloping sl...
lovable
17
16
worthy of love, also...
lovably
24
18
LOVABLE, worthy of l...
lovages
15
14
LOVAGE, a perennial...
lovebug
18
18
a small black fly th...
lovered
14
13
(Shakespeare) having...
loverly
22
15
(archaic) like a lov...
loviest
15
12
LOVEY, fondly affect...
lovings
16
15
LOVING, the act of l...
lowball
20
16
to give a customer a...
lowborn
17
15
of humble birth [adj...
lowboys
24
16
LOWBOY, a low chest...
lowbred
18
15
of a low station in...
lowbrow
21
17
a person who is not...
lowbush
21
17
a bush with sweet bl...
lowdown
18
16
the real information...
lowered
15
12
LOWER, to appear dar...
lowings
17
14
LOWING, the sound of...
lowland
16
14
an area of land lyin...
lowlier
17
12
LOWLY, in a low posi...
lowlife
19
15
a despicable person,...
lowlily
25
15
LOWLY, in a low posi...
lownded
15
14
LOWND, to calm, also...
lowness
15
12
the state of being l...
lowning
16
15
LOWN, to calm, also...
lowpass
18
14
designating a type o...
lowping
19
17
LOWP, (Scots) to lea...
lowries
16
11
LOWRY, a kind of sma...
lowsest
16
11
LOWSE, (Scots) loose...
lowsing
17
14
LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lowting
17
14
LOWT, (obsolete) to...
lowveld
19
17
(Afrikaans) the lowe...
loxygen
25
20
liquid oxygen, also...
loyaler
19
11
LOYAL, faithful [adj...
loyally
27
14
LOYAL, faithful [adv...
loyalty
26
13
the state of being l...
lozells
18
19
LOZELL, (Spenser) a...
lozenge
15
20
a rhombus or diamond...
lozengy
22
22
divided into lozenge...
lubbard
18
16
a clumsy fellow, als...
lubbers
18
15
LUBBER, a clumsy fel...
lubfish
21
17
a kind of stockfish...
lucarne
15
13
(French) a dormer wi...
lucence
18
16
the quality of being...
lucency
25
18
the quality of being...
lucerne
15
13
a fodder plant, aka...
lucerns
16
13
LUCERN, a fodder pla...
luchoth
21
16
LUACH, (Judaism) an...
lucider
17
13
LUCID, easily unders...
lucidly
25
16
LUCID, easily unders...
lucifer
19
15
a friction match [n...
lucigen
17
15
a lamp burning oil m...
lucites
17
12
LUCITE, a type of tr...
luckier
18
16
LUCKY, fortunate [ad...
luckies
18
16
LUCKIE, an elderly w...
luckily
26
19
LUCKY, fortunate [ad...
lucking
19
19
LUCK, to succeed by...
lucumas
18
16
LUCUMA, a tree of th...
lucumos
18
16
LUCUMO, (Latin) an E...
ludship
19
15
lordship, used when...
luetics
17
12
LUETIC, someone infe...
luffing
19
18
LUFF, to steer a sai...
lugeing
15
14
the act of toboggani...
luggage
16
15
baggage of a travell...
luggers
16
13
LUGGER, a small 2- o...
luggies
16
13
LUGGIE, (Scots) a ho...
lugging
17
16
LUG, to drag heavily...
lughole
17
14
(colloquial) the ear...
lugings
16
14
LUGING, the act of t...
lugsail
16
12
a four-sided sail be...
lugworm
19
17
a burrowing marine w...
lulibub
20
17
(archaic) a piece of...
lullaby
24
16
to lull to sleep wit...
lullers
16
11
LULLER, one who lull...
lulling
17
14
LULL, to cause to sl...
lumbago
17
17
inflammation of the...
lumbang
17
18
the candlenut tree [...
lumbars
17
15
LUMBAR, an anatomica...
lumbers
17
15
LUMBER, to move heav...
lumenal
14
14
of a lumen, a unit o...
luminal
15
14
pertaining to a lume...
lumined
14
14
LUMINE, (obsolete) t...
lumines
14
13
LUMINE, (obsolete) t...
lummier
16
15
LUMMY, (slang) excel...
lumpens
16
16
LUMPEN, someone belo...
lumpers
17
15
LUMPER, a labourer e...
lumpias
17
15
LUMPIA, (Chinese) an...
lumpier
17
15
LUMPY, full of lumps...
lumpily
25
18
LUMPY, full of lumps...
lumping
18
18
LUMP, to make into a...
lumpish
20
17
like a lump; sullen,...
lumpkin
18
20
a lout [n -S]
lunated
12
11
crescent-shaped, als...
lunates
12
10
LUNATE, a crescent-s...
lunatic
16
13
affected with lunacy...
lunched
18
16
LUNCH, to eat a midd...
luncher
18
15
one who takes lunch...
lunches
18
15
LUNCH, to eat a midd...
lunette
12
10
(French) a crescent-...
lungans
13
13
LUNGAN, a pulpy frui...
lungees
13
12
LUNGEE, a loincloth...
lungers
14
12
LUNGER, one who lung...
lungful
18
17
as much as the lungs...
lungies
14
12
LUNGIE, (Scots) the...
lunging
15
15
LUNGE, to make a sud...
lungyis
21
14
LUNGYI, (Hindi) in I...
luniest
13
10
LUNY, crazy [adj]
lunkers
14
14
LUNKER, a large game...
lunting
14
13
LUNT, to kindle [v]
lunulae
13
12
LUNULA, (Latin) a Br...
lunular
14
12
crescent-shaped [adj...
lunules
14
12
LUNULE, a crescent-s...
lunyies
19
12
LUNYIE, (Scots) the...
lupanar
14
13
(Latin) a brothel [n...
lupines
15
13
LUPINE, any papilion...
lupulin
17
15
a medicinal powder o...
lupuses
16
13
LUPUS, a skin diseas...
lurched
19
15
LURCH, to roll or pi...
lurcher
19
14
a crossbred dog, esp...
lurches
19
14
LURCH, to roll or pi...
lurdane
12
11
(archaic) a dull or...
lurdans
13
11
LURDAN, (archaic) a...
lurdens
13
11
LURDEN, (archaic) a...
lurexes
19
16
LUREX, (tradename) a...
lurgies
15
11
LURGY, (facetious) a...
lurider
14
10
LURID, shining with...
luridly
22
13
LURID, shining with...
lurings
15
12
LURING, as in tape l...
lurkers
15
13
LURKER, one that lur...
lurking
16
16
lying in wait [adj L...
lurries
14
9
LURRY, (Milton) a co...
lushers
16
11
LUSHER, a heavy drin...
lushest
16
11
LUSH, abounding in v...
lushier
16
11
LUSHY, tipsy [adj]
lushies
16
11
LUSHY, a drunkard [n...
lushing
17
14
LUSH, to ply with al...
lusking
16
16
LUSK, to lie about l...
luskish
18
15
(obsolete) inclined...
lusters
14
9
LUSTER, to make lust...
lustful
18
14
marked by excessive...
lustick
19
16
(obsolete) lusty, he...
lustier
14
9
LUSTY, full of vigou...
lustily
22
12
LUSTY, full of vigou...
lusting
15
12
LUST, to have a stro...
lustral
15
10
of or pertaining to,...
lustred
14
10
LUSTRE, to make lust...
lustres
14
9
LUSTRE, to make lust...
lustrum
16
13
(Latin) a period of...
lususes
14
10
LUSUS, (Latin) a spo...
luteins
13
10
LUTEIN, a yellow pig...
luteous
13
10
golden-yellow [adj]
lutfisk
18
16
dried codfish, also...
luthern
15
12
a dormer window [n -...
luthier
16
11
one who makes string...
lutings
15
12
LUTING, a rubber sea...
lutists
15
9
LUTIST, a lute-playe...
lutites
14
9
LUTITE, any rock der...
luvvies
18
17
LUVVY, (colloquial)...
luvving
19
20
LUV, (colloquial) to...
luxated
19
17
LUXATE, to put out o...
luxates
19
16
LUXATE, to put out o...
luzerns
16
19
LUZERN, a fodder pla...
lyceums
24
17
LYCEUM, a hall for p...
lychees
24
15
LYCHEE, (Chinese) a...
lychnis
25
16
a plant of the campi...
lycopod
24
17
a plant of the genus...
lyddite
20
12
a high explosive for...
lyingly
28
16
in an untruthful man...
lymiter
21
13
(Spenser) a friar wh...
lymphad
25
19
(Gaelic) a Highland...
lynages
19
13
LYNAGE, (obsolete) l...
lyncean
20
15
lynxlike; sharp-sigh...
lynched
24
17
LYNCH, to judge and...
lyncher
24
16
one who takes part i...
lynches
24
16
LYNCH, to judge and...
lynchet
24
16
an unploughed strip...
lyophil
25
16
of a colloid, readil...
lyrated
19
11
having the shape of...
lyrical
24
14
having the form of a...
lyricon
22
14
an electronic wind i...
lyrisms
22
13
LYRISM, the quality...
lyrists
21
10
LYRIST, one who play...
lysates
19
10
LYSATE, a product of...
lysines
19
11
LYSINE, an essential...
lysogen
19
13
an antigen increasin...
lythrum
24
16
any of a genus of pl...
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7 letter words with E
7 letter words with F
7 letter words with G
7 letter words with H
7 letter words with I
7 letter words with J
7 letter words with K
7 letter words with L
7 letter words with M
7 letter words with N
7 letter words with O
7 letter words with P
7 letter words with Q
7 letter words with R
7 letter words with S
7 letter words with T
7 letter words with U
7 letter words with V
7 letter words with W
7 letter words with X
7 letter words with Y
7 letter words with Z