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maatjes
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a young herring, tre...
mabelas
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MABELA, ground kaffi...
macaber
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gruesome, also MACAB...
macabre
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gruesome, also MACAB...
macacos
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16
MACACO, (French) any...
macadam
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17
pavement made of lay...
macaque
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a kind of short-tail...
macchia
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18
a dense growth of sm...
macchie
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18
MACCHIA, a dense gro...
maceral
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14
any of the organic e...
machaca
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18
(Spanish) a Mexican...
machair
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15
(Gaelic) a low-lying...
machans
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MACHAN, (Hindi) a ra...
machers
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15
MACHER, (Yiddish) an...
machete
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15
a large heavy knife,...
machine
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16
to process by a mech...
machree
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15
(Anglo-Irish) an aff...
machzor
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24
a Jewish prayer book...
mackled
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19
MACKLE, to blur in p...
mackles
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18
MACKLE, to blur in p...
macoyas
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15
MACOYA, an American...
macrame
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ornamental knotted t...
macrami
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ornamental knotted t...
macrons
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MACRON, a symbol pla...
maculae
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15
MACULA, (Latin) a sp...
macular
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15
spotted; patchy [adj...
maculas
17
15
MACULA, (Latin) a sp...
maculed
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16
MACULE, to blur in p...
macules
17
15
MACULE, to blur in p...
macumba
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a Black religious cu...
madafus
15
15
MADAFU, (Swahili) co...
madamed
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15
MADAM, to address as...
madames
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14
MADAME, to address a...
madcaps
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17
MADCAP, an impulsive...
maddens
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13
MADDEN, to make or b...
madders
13
12
MADDER, a herbaceous...
maddest
13
12
MAD, insane [adj]
madding
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MAD, to become or ma...
maddish
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14
somewhat mad [adj]
maddock
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19
a kind of pickaxe fo...
madeira
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11
a white wine [n -S]
madison
12
12
a type of cyle relay...
madling
15
15
a mad person [n -S]
madness
12
12
the state of being m...
madonna
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13
a former Italian tit...
madoqua
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a small Abyssinian a...
madrasa
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11
(Arabic) an Islamic...
madrona
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12
(Spanish) a Californ...
madrone
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(Spanish) a Californ...
madrono
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12
(Spanish) a Californ...
madtoms
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MADTOM, a North Amer...
maduros
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12
MADURO, a dark-colou...
madwort
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14
any of various plant...
madzoon
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21
a food similar to yo...
maelids
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12
MAELID, an apple nym...
maenads
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12
MAENAD, a female fol...
maestri
13
10
MAESTRO, a master of...
maestro
12
10
a master of an art [...
maffias
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16
MAFFIA, a secret cri...
maffick
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23
to celebrate exubera...
maffled
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18
(colloquial) mentall...
mafflin
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18
a simpleton, also MA...
mafiosi
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13
MAFIOSO, a member of...
mafioso
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13
a member of the mafi...
maftirs
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13
MAFTIR, (Hebrew) the...
magalog
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15
(colloquial) a large...
magenta
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13
a purplish red dye [...
maggies
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14
MAGGIE, (dialect) a...
magging
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17
MAGG, (Scott) to ste...
maggots
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14
MAGGOT, any soft-bod...
maggoty
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16
full of maggots [adj...
magians
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13
MAGIAN, a magician,...
magical
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16
resembling magic [ad...
magilps
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16
MAGILP, a substance...
magisms
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MAGISM, the teaching...
maglevs
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17
MAGLEV, (short for)...
magmata
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15
MAGMA, the molten ma...
magnate
12
13
a great or noble per...
magneto
12
13
a small electric gen...
magnets
13
13
MAGNET, a body that...
magnify
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18
to increase the perc...
magnons
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14
MAGNON, a quantum of...
magnums
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17
MAGNUM, a bottle for...
magpies
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15
MAGPIE, a black and...
magsman
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16
a street swindler [n...
magsmen
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16
MAGSMAN, a street sw...
magueys
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15
MAGUEY, the century...
mahants
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13
MAHANT, (Hindi) a ch...
mahatma
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15
(Sanskrit) a religio...
mahewus
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16
MAHEWU, in South Afr...
mahjong
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a game of Chinese or...
mahmals
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MAHMAL, the empty li...
mahonia
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13
a shrub of the barbe...
mahouts
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13
MAHOUT, the keeper a...
mahseer
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12
a large freshwater f...
mahsirs
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12
MAHSIR, a large fres...
mahuang
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16
(Chinese) an Asian p...
mahzors
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MAHZOR, a Jewish pra...
maidans
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12
MAIDAN, in India, an...
maidens
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12
MAIDEN, a young unma...
maiding
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MAID, to work as a m...
maidish
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13
like a maiden [adj]
maidism
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14
a chronic disease du...
maigres
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12
MAIGRE, a large Medi...
maihems
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15
MAIHEM, maiming, mal...
mailbag
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16
a bag containing pos...
mailbox
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a box for posting ma...
mailcar
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14
a railway coach spec...
mailers
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11
MAILER, one who send...
mailing
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14
a batch of items sen...
maillot
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12
(French) tights worn...
mailman
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15
a man who carries an...
mailmen
14
15
MAILMAN, a man who c...
mailvan
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16
any vehicle which ca...
maimers
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13
MAIMER, one who maim...
maiming
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the act of disabling...
mainest
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11
MAIN, chief, princip...
maining
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14
MAIN, to maim or cri...
mainors
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11
MAINOR, act or fact...
mainour
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12
(archaic) an act or...
maintop
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14
a platform at the he...
maister
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10
(Scots) to master, t...
maistry
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12
(obsolete) mastery,...
majagua
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22
a tropical tree [n -...
majesty
21
21
regal dignity [n MAJ...
majorat
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19
the circumstance of...
majored
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20
MAJOR, to pursue a s...
majorly
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22
MAJOR, greater [adv]
makable
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capable of being mad...
makeups
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18
MAKEUP, the way in w...
makhani
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17
(Hindi) in Indian co...
makings
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17
MAKING, material fro...
makutus
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16
MAKUTU, to cast a sp...
malacca
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17
the cane of an Asian...
malacia
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14
a pathological softe...
malaise
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11
a feeling of debilit...
malanga
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14
a tropical plant, ak...
malaria
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11
an infectious tropic...
malarky
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17
(US colloquial) absu...
malates
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MALATE, a salt of ma...
malaxed
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MALAX, to soften by...
malaxes
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MALAX, to soften by...
maleate
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11
a salt of malic acid...
malefic
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17
having a malignant i...
malgred
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MALGRE, (archaic) to...
malgres
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MALGRE, (archaic) to...
maliced
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MALICE, to have ill-...
malices
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MALICE, to have ill-...
malicho
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16
(Shakespeare) mischi...
maligns
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MALIGN, to speak evi...
malines
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MALINE, a delicate n...
malisms
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MALISM, belief in th...
malison
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a curse, a maledicti...
malkins
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MALKIN, (dialect) a...
mallams
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MALLAM, a Muslim sch...
mallard
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13
a wild duck [n -S]
mallees
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MALLEE, (Native Aust...
mallets
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MALLET, a type of ha...
malleus
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13
a bone of the middle...
malling
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15
a mauling [n -S]
mallows
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15
MALLOW, any of vario...
malmags
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MALMAG, a nocturnal...
malmier
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14
MALMY, resembling ma...
malmsey
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16
a strong sweet wine,...
malodor
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an offensive odor, a...
malonic
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as in malonic acid,...
maltase
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11
an enzyme that produ...
malteds
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12
MALTED, a whisky fla...
maltese
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11
as in maltese cross,...
malthas
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13
MALTHA, a thick mine...
maltier
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11
MALTY, resembling ma...
malting
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14
a building where mal...
maltman
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15
one who makes malt,...
maltmen
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MALTMAN, one who mak...
maltols
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12
MALTOL, a natural fo...
maltose
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11
a hard, white crysta...
maluses
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12
MALUS, a financial p...
malware
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14
software that intent...
mamaguy
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18
(Caribbean) to decei...
mamakau
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18
(Maori) a tall edibl...
mamakos
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MAMAKO, (Maori) a ta...
mamakus
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18
MAMAKU, (Maori) a ta...
mamasan
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14
a Japanese woman in...
mamboed
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17
MAMBO, to dance the...
mamboes
15
16
MAMBO, to dance the...
mamelon
13
15
(French) a rounded h...
mameyes
19
15
MAMEY, a tropical pl...
mamilla
16
15
the nipple of the ma...
mamluks
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19
MAMLUK, (Arabic) one...
mammals
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17
MAMMAL, any of a cla...
mammary
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18
a breast [n MAMMARIE...
mammate
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having mammae, breas...
mammati
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16
MAMMATUS, a type of...
mammees
14
16
MAMMEE, a tropical p...
mammers
15
16
MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mammets
15
16
MAMMET, a puppet; a...
mammeys
21
18
MAMMEY, a tropical p...
mammies
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MAMMY, a child's nam...
mammock
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23
(Shakespeare) to tea...
mammons
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17
MAMMON, riches regar...
mammoth
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18
an extinct elephant...
mampara
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16
(South Africa) a foo...
mampoer
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16
(Afrikaans) home-mad...
mamzers
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MAMZER, (Yiddish) an...
manacle
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15
to handcuff [v MANAC...
managed
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14
MANAGE, to control o...
manager
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13
one that manages [n...
manages
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13
MANAGE, to control o...
manaias
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11
MANAIA, (Maori) a fi...
manakin
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16
any of various small...
mananas
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12
MANANA, (Spanish) to...
manatee
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11
a large aquatic mamm...
manatis
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11
MANATI, a large aqua...
manatus
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12
MANATU, a large flow...
manawas
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14
MANAWA, (Maori) a ma...
manbags
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MANBAG, a bag for sm...
manband
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16
an all-male vocal po...
mancala
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15
a variety of board g...
manches
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MANCHE, (French) a s...
manchet
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16
in heraldry, a charg...
mandala
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13
a pictorial symbol o...
mandate
11
12
an official instruct...
mandioc
15
15
(Tupi) a plant of th...
mandira
12
12
a Hindu temple, also...
mandirs
13
12
MANDIR, a Hindu temp...
mandola
12
13
(Italian) an early t...
mandoms
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15
MANDOM, man collecti...
mandora
11
12
(Italian) an early t...
mandrel
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13
a bar of iron fitted...
mandril
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13
a bar of iron fitted...
maneged
12
14
MANEGE, to train hor...
maneges
12
13
MANEGE, to train hor...
mangaby
21
18
a long-tailed Africa...
mangals
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14
MANGAL, (Turkish) a...
mangeao
11
13
a small New Zealand...
mangels
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14
MANGEL, a variety of...
mangers
13
13
MANGER, a feeding tr...
mangier
13
13
MANGEY, affected wit...
mangily
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16
MANGY, affected with...
manging
14
16
MANG, (archaic) to s...
mangled
14
15
MANGLE, to hack, tea...
mangler
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14
one who mangles [n -...
mangles
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14
MANGLE, to hack, tea...
mangoes
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13
MANGO, a tropical tr...
mangold
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15
a variety of beet, a...
manhole
14
14
an opening large eno...
manhood
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14
the state of being a...
manhunt
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15
an intensive search...
maniacs
15
14
MANIAC, an insane pe...
manihoc
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16
(Tupi) a plant of th...
manihot
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13
(Tupi) a plant of th...
manikin
13
16
an anatomical model...
manilas
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12
MANILA, a strong pap...
manilla
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13
(Spanish) a horsesho...
manille
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13
(French) in the card...
manioca
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14
(Tupi) a plant of th...
maniocs
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14
MANIOC, (Tupi) a pla...
maniple
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15
(Latin) a subdivisio...
manises
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11
MANIS, another name...
manitos
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11
MANITO, (Native Amer...
manitou
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(Native American) a...
manitus
13
12
MANITU, (Native Amer...
manjack
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a West Indian tree [...
mankier
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15
MANKY, (Scots) filth...
mankind
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the human race [n -S...
mankini
13
16
a man's swimming cos...
manless
13
12
without men [adj]
manlier
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12
MANLY, having the qu...
manlike
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16
like a man [adj MANL...
manlily
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15
MANLY, having the qu...
manmade
12
15
made by man [adj]
mannans
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13
MANNAN, a type of su...
manners
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12
MANNER, method, fash...
manning
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15
MAN, to provide with...
mannish
14
14
resembling or charac...
mannite
11
12
a sweet alcohol obta...
mannose
10
12
a sugar obtained by...
manoaos
10
11
MANOAO, (New Zealand...
manpack
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21
a pack designed to b...
manques
20
21
MANQUE, (French) the...
manreds
12
12
MANRED, (obsolete) h...
manrent
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12
(Scots) homage or se...
manrope
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14
a rope used as a han...
mansard
12
12
a type of roof [n -S...
mansion
11
12
a large impressive h...
manteau
11
12
(French) a woman's l...
manteel
12
12
(obsolete) a soldier...
mantels
13
12
MANTEL, the ornament...
mantids
13
12
MANTID, a predatory...
manties
12
11
MANTY, (Scots) a wom...
mantled
13
13
MANTLE, to cover as...
mantles
13
12
MANTLE, to cover as...
mantlet
13
12
a mobile screen used...
mantoes
11
11
MANTO, (historical)...
mantram
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14
(Sanskrit) a sacred...
mantrap
14
14
a trap for catching...
mantras
12
11
MANTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
mantric
16
14
relating to a mantra...
mantuas
12
12
MANTUA, (Italian) a...
manuals
13
13
MANUAL, a small refe...
manuary
18
14
involving the hands...
manukas
13
16
MANUKA, (Maori) an A...
manumea
12
15
a Samoan pigeon with...
manumit
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15
to free from slavery...
manured
12
13
MANURE, to fertilize...
manurer
12
12
one who manures [n -...
manures
12
12
MANURE, to fertilize...
manward
15
15
towards man, also MA...
manwise
15
14
in a manner characte...
manyata
17
13
a small Masai settle...
maomaos
12
13
MAOMAO, a New Zealan...
maormor
13
13
(Irish) a high-ranki...
mapless
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14
having no map [adj]
maplike
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resembling a map [ad...
mappers
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MAPPER, one who maps...
mappery
23
18
working with maps [n...
mapping
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19
a mathematical corre...
mappist
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16
one who works with m...
mapwise
18
16
in the manner of a m...
maquila
22
21
(Spanish) a manufact...
marabis
15
13
MARABI, (South Afric...
marabou
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14
an African stork, al...
maracas
15
13
MARACA, a kind of go...
maranta
11
11
a genus of tropical...
mararis
13
10
MARARI, (New Zealand...
marasca
15
13
(Italian) a bitter w...
marauds
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12
MARAUD, to wander in...
marbled
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MARBLE, to vein or p...
marbler
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one who works upon m...
marbles
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14
MARBLE, to vein or p...
marcato
15
13
(Italian) in a marke...
marcels
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14
MARCEL, to make a de...
marched
18
16
MARCH, to walk in a...
marchen
17
16
(German) a story or...
marcher
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15
one that marches [n...
marches
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15
MARCH, to walk in a...
marconi
15
14
to communicate by wi...
mardied
13
12
MARDY, to behave lik...
mardier
13
11
MARDY, petulant [adj...
mardies
13
11
MARDY, to behave lik...
maremma
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(Italian) a marshy c...
maremme
14
16
MAREMMA, (Italian) a...
marengo
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13
served with a sauce...
mareros
12
10
MARERO, a member of...
margate
13
12
a tropical fish [n -...
margays
20
14
MARGAY, a small Amer...
margent
13
13
to provide with a bo...
margins
14
13
MARGIN, to provide w...
margosa
13
12
a large tree of genu...
marimba
16
16
a percussion instrum...
marinas
12
11
MARINA, a berthing a...
mariner
12
11
a sailor [n -S]
marines
12
11
MARINE, a soldier tr...
marital
14
11
relating to marriage...
markers
14
14
MARKER, one that mar...
markets
14
14
MARKET, to offer for...
markhor
16
16
a wild goat of the m...
marking
15
17
a pattern of marks [...
markkaa
14
18
MARKKA, the standard...
markkas
15
18
MARKKA, the standard...
markman
14
18
a person skillful at...
markmen
14
18
MARKMAN, a person sk...
markups
17
18
MARKUP, the differen...
marlier
14
11
MARLY, abounding wit...
marline
13
12
a line of two loosel...
marling
15
14
the act of fertilisi...
marlins
14
12
MARLIN, a marine gam...
marlite
14
11
marl with 25% to 75%...
marmite
14
13
(French) a metal or...
marmose
13
13
a small South Americ...
marmots
14
13
MARMOT, a kind of bu...
maroons
11
11
MAROON, to abandon i...
marplot
16
14
(archaic) a stupid a...
marquee
20
20
a large tent with op...
marques
21
20
MARQUE, (French) a m...
marquis
22
20
a British or Irish h...
marrams
14
13
MARRAM, a seaside gr...
marrano
11
11
(Spanish) a Jew who...
marrels
14
11
a rustic game, aka f...
marrers
13
10
MARRER, one who mars...
married
13
11
one who has entered...
marrier
13
10
one who marries [n -...
marries
13
10
MARRY, to enter into...
marring
14
13
MAR, to spoil or dam...
marrons
12
11
MARRON, (Native Aust...
marrows
16
13
MARROW, to be a mate...
marrowy
22
15
full of marrow; pith...
marrums
15
14
MARRUM, a seaside gr...
marsala
13
11
(Italian) a kind of...
marshal
16
13
to put in proper ord...
marshed
15
13
having a marsh [adj]
marshes
15
12
MARSH, a tract of lo...
martels
14
11
MARTEL, (Spenser) to...
martens
12
11
MARTEN, a carnivore...
martext
19
17
an ignorant preacher...
martial
14
11
pertaining to war [a...
martian
12
11
a supposed inhabitan...
marting
14
13
MART, to sell, trade...
martini
13
11
an alcoholic cocktai...
martins
13
11
MARTIN, a bird of th...
martlet
14
11
a small bird, also M...
martyrs
20
12
MARTYR, to put someo...
martyry
26
14
a shrine erected in...
marvels
16
15
MARVEL, to be filled...
marvers
15
14
MARVER, to roll glas...
marvier
15
14
MARVY, marvellous [a...
marybud
22
17
a marigold bud [n -S...
masalas
13
11
MASALA, a mixture of...
mascara
15
13
a colouring for the...
mascled
17
15
covered with mascles...
mascles
17
14
MASCLE, a diamond-sh...
mascons
15
14
MASCON, a concentrat...
mascots
16
13
MASCOT, a talisman,...
masculy
24
17
covered with mascles...
mashers
15
12
MASHER, a dandy freq...
mashier
15
12
MASHY, of the nature...
mashies
15
12
MASHIE, a kind of go...
mashing
16
15
the act of mashing [...
mashlam
17
16
a mixed grain, also...
mashlim
18
16
a mixed grain, also...
mashlin
16
14
a mixed grain, also...
mashlum
18
17
a mixed grain, also...
mashman
15
16
a worker in a brewer...
mashmen
15
16
MASHMAN, a worker in...
mashuas
15
13
MASHUA, a tuber plan...
mashups
18
16
MASHUP, a piece of l...
masjids
16
20
MASJID, (Arabic) a m...
maskegs
15
16
MASKEG, (Native Amer...
maskers
14
14
MASKER, one who wear...
masking
15
17
a piece of scenery u...
maslins
14
12
MASLIN, a mixed grai...
masoned
11
12
MASON, to build or r...
masonic
15
14
relating to freemaso...
masonry
18
13
the craft of a mason...
masquer
21
20
one who wears a mask...
masques
21
20
MASQUE, a dramatic e...
massage
13
12
to knead or manipula...
masseur
13
11
(French) a male who...
massier
13
10
MASSY, solid, full o...
massifs
16
13
MASSIF, a principal...
massing
14
13
MASS, to assemble as...
massive
15
14
of great size [adj M...
mastaba
14
13
an ancient Egyptian...
masters
13
10
MASTER, to become sk...
mastery
19
12
superior knowledge o...
mastful
17
15
abounding in mast; p...
mastich
19
15
a pale yellow gum re...
mastics
17
13
MASTIC, a pale yello...
mastier
13
10
MASTY, as if well fe...
mastiff
18
16
a large short-haired...
masting
14
13
MAST, to provide wit...
mastoid
13
11
like a nipple or tea...
masulas
14
12
MASULA, an Indian su...
matador
12
11
the bullfighter who...
matatas
12
10
MATATA, (Maori) a Ne...
matatus
13
11
MATATU, a type of ta...
matched
18
16
MATCH, to be equal t...
matcher
18
15
one who matches [n -...
matches
18
15
MATCH, to be equal t...
matchet
18
15
a large heavy knife,...
matchup
21
19
a setting of two pla...
matelot
13
11
(French) a seaman, a...
maticos
16
13
MATICO, a Peruvian p...
matiest
13
10
MATY, friendly [adj]
matilda
14
12
(Australian) a hobo'...
matinal
13
12
pertaining to the mo...
matinee
11
11
(French) an afternoo...
matings
14
13
MATING, the period d...
matipos
15
13
MATIPO, (Maori) a Ne...
matless
14
11
without a mat [adj]
matlows
17
14
MATLOW, a seaman, al...
matokes
13
14
MATOKE, in Uganda, p...
matooke
12
14
in Uganda, plantain...
matrass
13
10
a long-necked round-...
matrice
16
13
the womb; that in wh...
matrics
17
13
MATRIC, (short for)...
matrons
12
11
MATRON, a married wo...
matross
13
10
(obsolete) an artill...
matsahs
15
12
MATSAH, an unleavene...
matsuri
14
11
(Japanese) a Shinto...
matters
13
10
MATTER, to be of imp...
mattery
19
12
producing pus [adj]
matties
13
10
MATTIE, (Scots) a yo...
mattify
22
15
to use cosmetics to...
matting
14
13
a woven fabric used...
mattins
13
11
MATTIN, (French) a m...
mattock
17
17
a kind of pickaxe fo...
mattoid
13
11
a person on the bord...
matured
13
12
MATURE, to develop f...
maturer
13
11
one that brings some...
matures
13
11
MATURE, to develop f...
matweed
15
14
a name of several ma...
matzahs
18
21
MATZAH, an unleavene...
matzohs
18
21
MATZOH, (Yiddish) un...
matzoon
14
20
a food similar to yo...
matzoth
18
21
MATZO, (Yiddish) unl...
maubies
15
14
MAUBY, a frothy beve...
maudlin
14
14
weakly sentimental [...
maugred
14
14
MAUGRE, to show spit...
maugres
14
13
MAUGRE, to show spit...
maulers
14
12
MAULER, one that mau...
maulgre
15
14
to show spite toward...
mauling
15
15
the act of handling...
maulvis
17
16
MAULVI, a teacher of...
maumets
14
14
MAUMET, a puppet; a...
maunded
12
14
MAUND, (obsolete) to...
maunder
12
13
to talk incoherently...
mausier
13
11
MAUSY, foggy, misty,...
mauther
15
13
an awkward girl, als...
mauvais
15
15
(French) bad, wicked...
mauvein
14
16
a mauve dye, also MA...
mauvest
15
15
MAUVE, coloured mauv...
mauvine
14
16
a mauve dye, also MA...
mauvins
15
16
MAUVIN, a mauve dye,...
mauzier
16
20
MAUZY, foggy, misty,...
mavises
15
14
MAVIS, the European...
mawkier
17
17
MAWKY, maggoty [adj]
mawkins
17
18
MAWKIN, (dialect) a...
mawkish
20
19
offensively sentimen...
mawmets
17
16
MAWMET, a puppet; a...
mawseed
15
14
the seed of the opiu...
mawther
18
15
(dialect) a big awkw...
maxilla
21
19
the bone of either t...
maximal
21
21
pertaining to the ma...
maximin
20
21
the highest value in...
maximum
22
24
greatest [adj MAXIMU...
maximus
21
21
a very long bell rin...
maxixes
25
24
MAXIXE, a Brazilian...
maxwell
24
22
a unit of magnetic f...
maybird
22
16
an American songbird...
maybush
24
18
the hawthorn [n -ES]
maydays
25
15
MAYDAY, the internat...
mayfish
24
17
a common killifish o...
mayhems
22
17
MAYHEM, maiming, mal...
mayings
20
15
MAYING, the gatherin...
mayoral
19
13
pertaining to the ma...
maypole
21
16
a decorated pole use...
maypops
23
18
MAYPOP, the edible f...
mayster
19
12
(Spenser) master, al...
mayvins
21
17
MAYVIN, (US slang) a...
mayweed
21
16
a name for various p...
mazards
16
20
MAZARD, a kind of sm...
mazedly
23
23
MAZED [adv]
mazeful
19
24
(Spenser) bewildered...
mazhbis
21
24
MAZHBI, (Hindi) a Si...
maziest
16
19
MAZY, full of confus...
mazouts
16
20
MAZOUT, a petroleum...
mazumas
17
23
MAZUMA, (Yiddish) mo...
mazurka
17
24
a Polish folk dance,...
mazzard
19
29
a kind of small blac...
meacock
19
20
(Shakespeare) a meek...
meadows
15
14
MEADOW, a tract of g...
meadowy
21
16
of or pertaining to...
meagrer
13
12
MEAGRE, inadequate,...
meagres
13
12
MEAGRE, a large Medi...
mealers
13
11
MEALER, a device for...
mealier
13
11
MEALY, covered with...
mealies
13
11
MEALIE, an ear of ma...
mealing
14
14
MEAL, to cover with...
meander
11
12
to wander [v -ED, -I...
meaners
11
11
MEANER, a person who...
meanest
11
11
MEAN, stingy; low [a...
meanies
11
11
MEANY, a nasty perso...
meaning
12
14
the sense intended [...
mearing
13
13
MEARE, (Spenser) to...
measing
13
13
MEASE, (Scots) to ma...
measled
13
12
MEASLE, (archaic) to...
measles
13
11
MEASLE, (archaic) to...
measure
12
11
to compare with a st...
meataxe
17
17
a meat cleaver [n -S...
meathes
14
12
MEATHE, (obsolete) a...
meatier
12
10
MEATY, full of meat...
meatily
20
13
MEATY, full of meat...
meatman
12
14
a vendor of meat [n...
meatmen
12
14
MEATMAN, a vendor of...
meazels
16
20
MEAZEL, (Shakespeare...
meboses
14
13
MEBOS, in South Afri...
mechoui
18
16
(Canadian) a meal of...
meconic
18
17
denoting an acid fro...
meconin
14
15
a white, fusible, ne...
medacca
18
17
a small Japanese fis...
medakas
13
15
MEDAKA, a small Japa...
medaled
13
13
MEDAL, to honour wit...
medalet
13
12
a small medal [n -S]
meddled
14
14
MEDDLE, to interfere...
meddler
14
13
one who meddles [n -...
meddles
14
13
MEDDLE, to interfere...
medevac
17
18
to evacuate the woun...
mediacy
22
16
the act of mediating...
medials
14
12
MEDIAL, a medial let...
medians
12
12
MEDIAN, in statistic...
mediant
12
12
the third tone of a...
mediate
12
11
middle, intervening...
medical
17
15
related to medicine...
medicks
18
18
MEDICK, a clover-lik...
medicos
16
14
MEDICO, (colloquial)...
medigap
16
16
a supplemental healt...
medinas
12
12
MEDINA, the native q...
mediums
15
15
MEDIUM, a spirituali...
medivac
18
18
to evacuate the woun...
medlars
14
12
MEDLAR, a small tree...
medleys
20
14
MEDLEY, a mixture [n...
medling
15
15
MEDLE, (Shakespeare)...
medresa
12
11
(Arabic) an Islamic...
medrese
12
11
(Arabic) an Islamic...
medulla
15
14
the central tissue i...
medusae
12
12
MEDUSA, a jellyfish,...
medusal
14
13
relating to a medusa...
medusan
12
13
a jellyfish, also ME...
medusas
13
12
MEDUSA, a jellyfish,...
meekens
12
15
MEEKEN, to make meek...
meekest
13
14
MEEK, having a mild...
meemies
13
13
MEEMIE, a hysterical...
meercat
15
13
a South African carn...
meering
13
13
MEER, to mark off, a...
meerkat
13
14
a South African carn...
meeters
12
10
MEETER, one that mee...
meetest
12
10
MEET, suitable [adj]
meeting
13
13
an assembly for a co...
megabar
15
15
a unit of pressure [...
megabit
16
15
a unit of computer i...
megafog
16
17
a fog signal with me...
megahit
16
14
something extremely...
megapod
15
16
one of a family of b...
megarad
13
13
a measure of radiati...
megaron
12
13
the principal hall i...
megasse
13
12
crushed sugarcane, a...
megaton
12
13
a unit of explosive...
megilla
16
14
(Hebrew) a scroll co...
megilph
20
18
a substance with whi...
megilps
18
16
MEGILP, a substance...
megohms
17
17
MEGOHM, a measure of...
megrims
16
15
MEGRIM, a severe hea...
mehndis
15
14
MEHNDI, (Hindi) in I...
meineys
18
13
MEINEY, a family, in...
meinies
12
11
MEINIE, a family, in...
meining
13
14
MEIN, (Scots) to lam...
meioses
12
10
MEIOSIS, a type of c...
meiosis
13
10
a type of cell divis...
meiotic
16
13
exhibiting meiosis,...
meishis
16
12
MEISHI, a Japanese b...
meister
13
10
(German) an expert i...
melaena
11
12
a condition marked b...
melamed
14
15
a teacher in a Jewis...
melange
13
14
(French) a mixture o...
melanic
16
15
one who is affected...
melanin
12
13
any of various dark...
melanos
12
12
MELANO, an abnormall...
melders
14
12
MELDER, (Scots) the...
melding
15
15
MELD, to merge, blen...
melenas
12
12
MELENA, excrement or...
melicks
19
18
MELICK, a type of pe...
melilot
15
12
a wild flower [n -S]
melisma
15
14
melodic embellishmen...
mellays
21
14
MELLAY, a confused f...
melling
16
15
MELL, (Scots) to mix...
mellite
15
12
a mineral of a honey...
mellows
18
15
MELLOW, to make matu...
mellowy
24
17
matured [adj]
melodia
13
12
a type of organ stop...
melodic
17
15
pertaining to melody...
meloids
14
12
MELOID, a blister be...
meltage
14
13
the process of melti...
meltemi
15
14
a northerly wind in...
melters
14
11
MELTER, one who, or...
meltier
14
11
MELTY, liable to mel...
melting
15
14
in a melting state [...
meltith
17
13
(Scots) a meal; a co...
meltons
13
12
MELTON, a strong and...
members
16
16
MEMBER, a distinct p...
membral
17
17
relating to the limb...
memento
12
14
something kept or gi...
memetic
17
16
of or like a meme [a...
memoirs
14
13
MEMOIR, a biography...
menaced
14
15
MENACE, to threaten...
menacer
14
14
one who menaces [n -...
menaces
14
14
MENACE, to threaten...
menaged
12
14
MENAGE, to manage [v...
menages
12
13
MENAGE, to manage [v...
menazon
13
21
an insecticide [n -S...
menders
12
12
MENDER, one that men...
mendigo
13
14
a freshwater fish [n...
mending
13
15
an accumulation of a...
meneers
11
11
MENEER, (Dutch) the...
menfolk
16
19
the men of a family...
menging
14
16
MENG, (archaic) to m...
menhirs
15
13
MENHIR, (Welsh) a si...
menials
13
12
MENIAL, a domestic s...
menisci
16
14
MENISCUS, a crescent...
menorah
13
13
a candleholder used...
menschy
24
18
like a mensch, a per...
menshed
14
14
MENSH, (colloquial)...
menshen
13
14
(Chinese) a Chinese...
menshes
14
13
MENSH, (colloquial)...
mensing
13
14
MENSE, to do honour...
mensual
13
13
monthly [adj]
mentees
11
11
MENTEE, a person und...
menthol
15
14
a camphor obtained f...
mention
11
12
to remark briefly [v...
mentors
12
11
MENTOR, to serve as...
menudos
12
13
MENUDO, a spicy Mexi...
menyies
18
13
MENYIE, a family, in...
meouing
13
14
MEOU, to make the so...
meowing
16
16
MEOW, to make the so...
meranti
12
11
(Malay) the wood of...
mercado
15
14
(Spanish) a market [...
mercats
16
13
MERCAT, (Scots) mark...
mercers
16
13
MERCER, a dealer in...
mercery
22
15
a mercer's shop [n M...
merches
18
15
MERCH, (colloquial)...
merchet
18
15
a fine paid to a lor...
mercies
16
13
MERCY, compassion an...
mercify
25
18
(Spenser) to show pi...
mercury
23
16
a metallic element [...
merells
15
12
MERELL, a counter us...
merfolk
17
18
mermen and mermaids...
mergees
13
12
MERGEE, a company ac...
mergers
14
12
MERGER, the combinin...
merging
15
15
an act of merging [n...
merguez
17
22
(Arabic) a spicy Nor...
merings
14
13
MERING, a marking of...
merinos
12
11
MERINO, a soft wooll...
merises
13
10
MERISIS, growth by c...
merisis
14
10
growth by cell divis...
merisms
15
13
MERISM, repetition o...
merited
13
11
MERIT, to deserve [v...
merkins
14
15
MERKIN, a hairpiece...
merling
15
14
(obsolete) a fish, t...
merlins
14
12
MERLIN, a species of...
merlons
13
12
MERLON, the part of...
merlots
14
11
MERLOT, a red dry wi...
mermaid
14
14
a mythical creature...
meromes
13
13
MEROME, one of the s...
meronym
19
16
a word whose relatio...
meropia
14
13
partial blindness [n...
meropic
18
16
relating to meropia,...
merrier
13
10
MERRY, mirthful, als...
merries
13
10
MERRY, a gean, a wil...
merrily
21
13
MERRY, mirthful, als...
mersion
12
11
(obsolete) dipping,...
mesails
14
11
MESAIL, a visor, esp...
mesally
21
14
MESAL, in or towards...
mesarch
18
15
originating in a mes...
mescals
17
14
MESCAL, (Nahuatl) a...
mesclum
19
18
(French) a mixed sal...
mesclun
17
16
(French) a mixed sal...
meseems
13
13
it seems to me [v ME...
meseled
13
12
infected with lepros...
mesetas
12
10
MESETA, (Spanish) a...
meshier
15
12
MESHY, formed like n...
meshing
16
15
the act of meshing [...
meshuga
16
15
(Yiddish) mad, crazy...
mesonic
15
14
relating to the meso...
mespils
17
14
MESPIL, a North Amer...
mesquin
21
21
(French) mean, sordi...
mesquit
22
20
a spiny tree or shru...
message
13
12
to send a communicat...
messans
12
11
MESSAN, (Scots) a la...
messiah
15
12
an expected liberato...
messias
13
10
an expected liberato...
messier
13
10
MESSY, dirty or unti...
messily
21
13
MESSY, dirty or unti...
messing
14
13
MESS, to make dirty...
messman
13
14
a serviceman who wor...
messmen
13
14
MESSMAN, a servicema...
mestees
12
10
MESTEE, in the West...
mesters
13
10
MESTER, (dialect) ma...
mesteso
12
10
a person of mixed an...
mestino
12
11
a person of mixed an...
mestiza
16
19
(Spanish) a (female)...
mestizo
16
19
(Spanish) a (male) p...
mestome
13
13
biological conductin...
mestoms
14
13
MESTOM, biological c...
metages
13
12
METAGE, an official...
metaled
13
12
METAL, to cover with...
metally
21
14
METAL, made of metal...
metamer
13
13
a compound metameric...
metatag
13
12
a tag having informa...
metates
12
10
METATE, in Mexico et...
metayer
18
12
(French) one who cul...
metazoa
14
19
METAZOON, any of a m...
metcast
16
13
a weather forecast [...
meteors
12
10
METEOR, a small cele...
metepas
14
13
METEPA, a chemical c...
metered
12
11
METER, to measure by...
methane
13
13
a colourless odourle...
methink
16
17
it seems to me, also...
methods
15
13
METHOD, orderly proc...
methoxy
27
21
a drug that is claim...
methyls
23
15
METHYL, the radical...
metical
17
14
a monetary unit of M...
metiers
13
10
METIER, (French) one...
metisse
13
10
(French) the (female...
metonym
19
16
a word used in meton...
metopae
13
13
METOPE, a space betw...
metopes
14
13
METOPE, a space betw...
metopic
18
16
pertaining to the fo...
metopon
13
14
a pain-relieving dru...
metrics
17
13
METRIC, a standard o...
metrify
22
15
to compose in metric...
metring
14
13
METRE, to measure by...
metrist
14
10
a person skilled in...
mettled
14
12
having spirit [adj]
mettles
14
11
METTLE, spirit or co...
metumps
17
17
METUMP, a tumpline,...
meusing
14
14
MEUSE, to pass throu...
mevrous
15
15
MEVROU, (South Afric...
mewlers
17
14
MEWLER, one that mew...
mewling
18
17
MEWL, to cry feebly,...
mewsing
17
16
MEWS, to pass throug...
mezails
17
20
MEZAIL, a visor, esp...
mezcals
20
23
MEZCAL, (Nahuatl) a...
mezquit
25
29
a name for two trees...
mezuzah
21
31
(Hebrew) a small rol...
mezuzas
19
29
MEZUZA, (Hebrew) a s...
mezuzot
19
29
MEZUZAH, (Hebrew) a...
mgangas
14
15
MGANGA, in Tanzania...
miaoued
12
12
MIAOU, to make the s...
miaowed
15
14
MIAOW, to make the s...
miasmal
15
14
of or like a miasma,...
miasmas
14
13
MIASMA, a noxious va...
miasmic
18
16
of or like a miasma,...
miauled
14
13
MIAUL, to make the s...
mibunas
15
15
MIBUNA, a Japanese v...
micated
16
14
MICATE, to furnish w...
micates
16
13
MICATE, to furnish w...
micella
18
15
a group of molecular...
micelle
18
15
a group of molecular...
micells
19
15
MICELL, a group of m...
michael
19
16
as in take the micha...
michers
19
15
MICHER, a truant, al...
miching
20
18
the act of playing t...
mickery
24
19
(Native Australian)...
mickeys
24
19
MICKEY, to drug a dr...
mickies
18
17
MICKY, an Irishman,...
mickler
19
18
MICKLE, much or grea...
mickles
19
18
MICKLE, a large amou...
micrify
26
18
to make small [v MIC...
microbe
18
16
a microscopic organi...
microhm
20
18
a unit of electrical...
microns
16
14
MICRON, a unit of le...
miction
16
14
(obsolete) the voidi...
midairs
14
11
MIDAIR, the midst of...
midband
15
16
operating across a r...
midcult
19
16
middle-class culture...
middays
20
14
MIDDAY, the middle o...
middens
13
13
MIDDEN, a dungheap [...
middest
14
12
(Spenser) situated m...
middies
14
12
MIDDY, a medium size...
middled
15
14
MIDDLE, to place in...
middler
15
13
a student in an inte...
middles
15
13
MIDDLE, to place in...
midgets
15
13
MIDGET, a very small...
midgier
15
13
MIDGY, full of midge...
midgies
15
13
MIDGIE, (colloquial)...
midguts
16
14
MIDGUT, the middle p...
midiron
13
12
a golf club [n -S]
midland
14
14
the middle part of t...
midlegs
16
14
MIDLEG, the middle o...
midlife
17
15
middle age [n MIDLIV...
midline
14
13
a median line [n -S]
midlist
16
12
a section of a publi...
midmost
15
14
a part exactly in th...
midnoon
11
13
midday [n -S]
midrash
16
13
an early Jewish inte...
midribs
17
14
MIDRIB, the central...
midriff
19
17
the area of the fron...
midship
19
16
pertaining to the mi...
midsize
17
20
medium [adj]
midsole
14
12
the middle layer of...
midterm
15
14
the middle of an aca...
midtown
16
15
the centre of town [...
midways
23
16
MIDWAY, a central av...
midweek
17
18
the middle of the we...
midwife
19
17
to assist a woman in...
midwive
19
18
to assist a woman in...
midyear
19
13
in the middle of the...
mielies
14
11
MIELIE, an ear of co...
mieving
16
17
MIEVE, (Spenser) to...
miffier
18
16
MIFFY, easily annoye...
miffily
26
19
MIFFY, easily annoye...
miffing
19
19
MIFF, to annoy [v]
miggles
17
15
MIGGLE, a type of pl...
mightst
18
14
(archaic) 2nd person...
mignons
13
14
MIGNON, (French) a f...
migrant
14
13
one who migrates, al...
migrate
14
12
to move from one reg...
mihiing
17
15
MIHI, to greet cerem...
mihrabs
18
15
MIHRAB, (Arabic) a n...
mikados
14
15
MIKADO, (Japanese) t...
mikrons
14
15
MIKRON, a unit of le...
mikvahs
19
20
MIKVAH, (Hebrew) a p...
mikvehs
19
20
MIKVEH, a place for...
mikvoth
19
20
MIKVAH, (Hebrew) a p...
miladis
15
12
MILADI, a term of ad...
milages
15
13
MILAGE, the total di...
milchig
22
18
(Yiddish) made of or...
milchik
22
20
(Yiddish) made of or...
mildens
14
13
MILDEN, to make mild...
mildest
15
12
MILD, gentle in temp...
mildews
18
15
MILDEW, to grow a wh...
mildewy
24
17
affected with mildew...
milding
16
15
MILD, to become gent...
mildish
18
14
somewhat mild [adj]
mileage
14
13
the total distance e...
milfoil
18
15
a yarrow, or other s...
miliary
21
13
characterized by sma...
milieus
15
12
MILIEU, (French) a s...
milieux
21
19
MILIEU, (French) a s...
milings
16
14
MILING, the activity...
militar
15
11
(obsolete) military...
militia
15
11
a military force rai...
milkers
16
15
MILKER, one who milk...
milkier
16
15
MILKY, like milk [ad...
milkily
24
18
MILKY, like milk [ad...
milking
17
18
the act of milking [...
milkman
16
19
a man who sells or d...
milkmen
16
19
MILKMAN, a man who s...
milksop
18
18
an effeminate man [n...
millage
16
14
a type of monetary r...
milldam
17
16
a dam built to form...
millers
16
12
MILLER, a person who...
millets
16
12
MILLET, a cereal gra...
millier
16
12
a unit of weight [n...
millies
16
12
MILLIE, (Irish) a yo...
millime
17
15
a monetary unit of T...
milline
15
13
a unit of advertisin...
milling
17
15
a corrugated edge on...
million
15
13
a thousand thousand...
millrun
16
14
the current of water...
milnebs
16
15
MILNEB, a fungicide...
milords
15
12
MILORD, (French) a t...
milreis
15
11
(Portuguese) a forme...
milseys
21
13
MILSEY, a milk strai...
milters
15
11
MILTER, a male fish...
miltier
15
11
MILTY, full of milt...
milting
16
14
MILT, to impregnate...
miltzes
18
20
MILTZ, in Jewish coo...
milvine
16
16
of or resembling bir...
mimbars
17
16
MIMBAR, (Arabic) a m...
mimeoed
13
14
MIMEO, to copy by mi...
mimeses
14
13
MIMESIS, (Greek) imi...
mimesis
15
13
(Greek) imitation, e...
mimetic
18
16
imitative; of or rel...
mimical
19
17
of the nature of mim...
mimicry
25
18
an act of mimicking...
mimmest
16
16
MIM, prim, demure, p...
mimmick
21
23
an affected person [...
mimosae
13
13
MIMOSA, any tropical...
mimosas
14
13
MIMOSA, any tropical...
mimsier
15
13
MIMSY, prim, demure,...
mimulus
17
16
any of various plant...
minable
15
15
able to be mined, al...
minaret
12
11
a slender tower atta...
minbars
15
14
MINBAR, (Arabic) a m...
mincers
16
14
MINCER, one who minc...
minceur
16
15
(French) of food, le...
mincier
16
14
MINCY, affectedly da...
mincing
17
17
MINCE, to cut into v...
minders
13
12
MINDER, one that min...
mindful
17
17
heedful [adj MINDFUL...
minding
14
15
the act of minding [...
mindset
13
12
a fixed mental attit...
mineola
12
12
a variety of citrus...
mineral
13
12
any of various class...
minette
12
11
(French) the smalles...
minever
14
15
the ermine in winter...
mingers
14
13
MINGER, an unpleasan...
mingier
14
13
MINGY, mean and stin...
mingily
22
16
MINGY [adv]
minging
15
16
MING, to mix [v]
mingled
15
15
MINGLE, to mix toget...
mingler
15
14
one who mingles [n -...
mingles
15
14
MINGLE, to mix toget...
miniate
12
11
to decorate with rub...
minibar
15
14
a small fridge as in...
minibus
16
15
a small bus [n MINIB...
minicab
18
17
a small taxicab [n M...
minicam
17
17
a portable TV camera...
minicar
16
14
a small automobile [...
minicom
17
17
a communication devi...
miniest
13
11
MINY, abounding with...
minikin
14
16
a small dainty creat...
minilab
16
15
a retail outlet offe...
minimal
15
15
relating to the mini...
minimax
20
21
to minimize the maxi...
minimum
16
18
the least possible a...
minimus
15
15
a being of the small...
minings
14
14
MINING, the business...
minions
12
12
MINION, a darling, a...
miniski
15
15
a short ski [n -S]
miniums
15
15
MINIUM, a red pigmen...
minivan
14
16
a small van [n -S]
miniver
15
15
the ermine in winter...
minivet
15
15
a brightly coloured...
minnick
17
19
to be over dainty in...
minnies
12
12
MINNIE, (Scots) moth...
minnock
16
19
to be over dainty in...
minnows
15
15
MINNOW, any of the s...
minorca
15
14
any of a breed of la...
minored
12
12
MINOR, to study a su...
minster
13
11
a large church or ca...
mintage
13
13
the coin, or other p...
minters
13
11
MINTER, a person who...
mintier
13
11
MINTY, having the fl...
minting
14
14
MINT, to process or...
minuend
12
14
a number from which...
minuets
13
12
MINUET, a slow and s...
minuses
13
12
MINUS, a negative qu...
minuted
13
13
MINUTE, to take brie...
minuter
13
12
MINUTE, very small [...
minutes
13
12
MINUTE, to take brie...
minutia
13
12
a small detail [n MI...
minxish
22
20
like a minx, pert [a...
minyans
18
14
MINYAN, the minimum...
miocene
14
14
denoting the fourth...
miombos
16
16
MIOMBO, in East Afri...
miotics
17
13
MIOTIC, a substance...
mirable
16
14
(Shakespeare) wonder...
miracle
17
14
an event ascribed to...
mirador
13
11
(Spanish) a belveder...
mirages
14
12
MIRAGE, a type of op...
mirbane
14
14
an apparently meanin...
mirexes
19
17
MIREX, an insecticid...
miriest
14
10
MIRY, full of mire [...
mirific
20
16
working wonders; mar...
miritis
15
10
MIRITI, any palm of...
mirkest
15
14
MIRK, dark, also MUR...
mirkier
15
14
MIRKY, dark, also MU...
mirkily
23
17
MIRKY, dark, also MU...
mirlier
15
11
MIRLY, marbled [adj]
mirrors
14
10
MIRROR, to reflect a...
mirving
17
17
MIRV, (slang) to pro...
misacts
17
13
MISACT, to act badly...
misadds
14
12
MISADD, to add incor...
misaims
15
13
MISAIM, to aim badly...
misally
22
14
to ally badly [v MIS...
misaver
15
14
to speak erroneously...
misbias
16
13
to bias wrongly [v M...
misbill
19
15
to bill wrongly [v -...
misbind
16
15
to bind imperfectly...
misborn
15
14
born to misfortune [...
miscall
19
15
to call by a wrong n...
miscast
17
13
to cast in an unsuit...
miscite
17
13
to cite wrongly [v M...
miscode
16
14
to code wrongly [v M...
miscoin
16
14
to coin improperly [...
miscook
17
17
to cook badly [v -ED...
miscopy
25
18
to copy incorrectly...
miscued
17
15
MISCUE, to make a fa...
miscues
17
14
MISCUE, to make a fa...
miscuts
18
14
MISCUT, to cut incor...
misdate
13
11
to date incorrectly...
misdeal
14
12
to deal cards incorr...
misdeed
13
12
an evil act [n -S]
misdeem
14
14
to judge unfavourabl...
misdial
15
12
to dial incorrectly...
misdiet
14
11
to diet or eat impro...
misdoer
13
11
a wrongdoer [n -S]
misdoes
13
11
MISDO, to do wrongly...
misdone
12
12
MISDO, to do wrongly...
misdraw
17
14
to draw incorrectly...
misdrew
17
14
MISDRAW, to draw inc...
misease
12
10
(archaic) uneasiness...
miseats
13
10
MISEAT, to eat impro...
misedit
14
11
to edit incorrectly...
miseres
13
10
MISERE, an undertaki...
miserly
21
13
characteristic of a...
misfall
18
15
unluckily to befall...
misfare
15
13
to fare badly [v MIS...
misfeed
15
14
to feed incorrectly...
misfell
18
15
MISFALL, unluckily t...
misfile
17
14
to file in the wrong...
misfire
16
13
to fail to fire [v M...
misfits
17
13
MISFIT, to fit badly...
misform
17
16
to make in an ill fo...
misgave
16
16
MISGIVE, to make dou...
misgive
17
16
to make doubtful or...
misgoes
14
12
MISGO, to go astray...
misgone
13
13
MISGO, to go astray...
misgrew
18
15
MISGROW, to grow abn...
misgrow
18
15
to grow abnormally [...
mishaps
18
15
MISHAP, to have an u...
mishapt
18
15
misshaped [adj]
mishear
15
12
to hear incorrectly...
mishits
17
12
MISHIT, to hit poorl...
mishmee
16
15
the bitter root stoc...
mishmis
18
15
MISHMI, the bitter r...
misjoin
15
20
to join incorrectly...
miskals
16
15
MISKAL, an Oriental...
miskeep
16
17
to keep wrongly [v M...
miskens
14
15
MISKEN, to fail to r...
miskent
14
15
MISKEN, to fail to r...
miskept
17
17
MISKEEP, to keep wro...
miskeys
21
16
MISKEY, to key in da...
miskick
20
21
to kick badly [v -ED...
misknew
17
18
MISKNOW, to fail to...
misknow
17
18
to fail to understan...
mislaid
15
12
MISLAY, to put in a...
mislain
14
12
MISLIE, to lie in th...
mislays
21
13
MISLAY, to put in a...
mislead
14
12
to lead astray [v MI...
mislies
15
11
MISLIE, to lie in th...
mislike
16
15
(archaic) to dislike...
mislive
17
15
to live a bad life [...
misluck
20
19
to meet with bad luc...
mismade
14
14
MISMAKE, to make inc...
mismake
15
17
to make incorrectly...
mismark
16
17
to mark wrongly [v -...
mismate
14
13
to mate unsuitably [...
mismeet
14
13
to meet under unfort...
mismove
16
17
to move wrongly [v M...
misname
13
14
to call by the wrong...
mispage
16
15
to page incorrectly...
mispart
16
13
to part badly [v -ED...
mispens
15
14
MISPEN, to write inc...
misplan
16
15
to plan badly [v MIS...
misplay
23
16
to make a bad play i...
mispled
17
15
MISPLEAD, to plead w...
misrate
13
10
to rate incorrectly...
misread
13
11
to read incorrectly...
misrely
21
13
to rely wrongly [v M...
misrule
15
12
to rule unwisely or...
missaid
14
11
MISSAY, to say incor...
missals
15
11
MISSAL, a book conta...
missays
20
12
MISSAY, to say incor...
misseat
13
10
to seat wrongly [v -...
misseem
14
13
to be unbecoming to...
misseen
12
11
MISSEE, to see wrong...
missees
13
10
MISSEE, to see wrong...
missell
16
12
to sell an inappropr...
missels
15
11
MISSEL, the mistle-t...
missend
13
12
to send incorrectly...
missent
13
11
MISSEND, to send inc...
missets
14
10
MISSET, to set incor...
misshod
16
13
improperly shod [adj...
missier
14
10
MISSY, like a miss [...
missies
14
10
MISSY, a young girl...
missile
15
11
an object or weapon...
missing
15
13
MISS, to fail to mak...
mission
13
11
to send to perform a...
missish
17
12
schoolgirlish [adj]
missive
16
14
a written communicat...
missold
15
12
MISSELL, to sell an...
missort
14
10
to sort badly or imp...
missout
14
11
a losing throw of di...
misstep
16
13
to make a wrong step...
misstop
16
13
to stop wrongly [v M...
missuit
15
11
to suit badly [v -ED...
mistake
14
14
to interpret wrongly...
mistals
15
11
MISTAL, (English dia...
mistbow
19
16
a whiteish arch like...
mistell
16
12
to inform wrongly [v...
mistend
13
12
to tend to improperl...
misterm
15
13
to call by a wrong n...
misters
14
10
MISTER, to address a...
mistery
20
12
mystery, in the sens...
misteuk
15
15
MISTAKE, to interpre...
mistful
18
15
clouded with, or as...
mistico
17
13
(Spanish) a kind of...
mistier
14
10
MISTY, blurry [adj]
mistily
22
13
MISTY, blurry [adv]
mistime
15
13
to time wrongly [v M...
misting
15
13
mist, mistiness [n -...
mistled
15
12
MISTLE, to rain in s...
mistles
15
11
MISTLE, to rain in s...
mistold
15
12
MISTELL, to inform w...
mistook
14
14
MISTAKE, to interpre...
mistral
15
11
a strong cold dry no...
mistune
13
12
to tune incorrectly...
mistype
22
15
to type incorrectly...
misused
14
12
MISUSE, to use incor...
misuser
14
11
one who misuses [n -...
misuses
14
11
MISUSE, to use incor...
misween
15
14
to judge wrongly [v...
miswend
16
15
(Spenser) to go wron...
miswent
16
14
MISGO, to go astray...
misword
17
14
to word wrongly [v -...
miswrit
18
13
MISWRITE, to write i...
misyoke
20
16
to yoke improperly [...
mitched
19
16
MITCH, to play truan...
mitches
19
15
MITCH, to play truan...
mitered
13
11
MITER, (US) to join...
miterer
13
10
one that miters [n -...
mithers
16
12
MITHER, to confuse,...
mitiest
14
10
MITY, infested with...
mitises
14
10
MITIS, a type of wro...
mitogen
13
13
a substance the indu...
mitoses
13
10
MITOSIS, a type of c...
mitosis
14
10
a type of cell divis...
mitotic
17
13
relating to mitosis,...
mitring
15
13
MITRE, to join with...
mitsvah
18
16
a commandment of Jew...
mittens
13
11
MITTEN, any of vario...
mitumba
17
17
used clothes from we...
mitzvah
21
25
a commandment of Jew...
mixable
22
21
capable of being mix...
mixdown
22
22
mixing a multitrack...
mixedly
27
21
MIXED [adv]
mixible
23
21
capable of being mix...
mixiest
20
17
MIXY, mixed [adj]
mixings
21
20
MIXING, the act of m...
mixtape
21
20
a compilation of son...
mixtion
19
18
a mixture of amber m...
mixture
20
18
the product of mixin...
mizmaze
20
31
a labyrinth [n -S]
mizunas
16
21
MIZUNA, (Japanese) a...
mizzens
19
29
MIZZEN, in a three-m...
mizzled
21
30
MIZZLE, to rain in f...
mizzles
21
29
MIZZLE, to rain in f...
mnemons
12
15
MNEMON, a hypothetic...
moaners
11
11
MOANER, one who moan...
moanful
15
16
full of moaning; exp...
moaning
12
14
making a moaning sou...
moating
13
13
MOAT, to surround wi...
mobbers
17
16
MOBBER, one that mob...
mobbies
17
16
MOBBIE, (Carib) a fr...
mobbing
18
19
a form of harassment...
mobbish
20
18
in the way of a mob...
mobbism
19
19
mobbish conduct [n -...
mobbled
18
18
MOBBLE, (obsolete) t...
mobbles
18
17
MOBBLE, (obsolete) t...
mobcaps
20
19
MOBCAP, a plain cap...
mobcast
18
16
to broadcast over mo...
mobiles
16
14
MOBILE, a form of sc...
mobling
17
17
MOBLE, (obsolete) to...
moblogs
17
16
MOBLOG, a blog of mo...
mobsman
15
17
a member of a mob [n...
mobsmen
15
17
MOBSMAN, a member of...
mobster
15
13
a member of an organ...
moccies
19
16
(Australian slang) m...
mochell
20
17
(Spenser) much, also...
mochier
18
15
MOCHY, (Scots) mould...
mochila
19
16
a leather covering f...
moching
19
18
MOCH, (of foods) to...
mockado
16
18
(obsolete) an inferi...
mockage
17
19
(obsolete) mockery [...
mockers
17
17
MOCKER, to clothe [v...
mockery
23
19
the act of mocking [...
mocking
18
20
derisive [adj MOCKIN...
mockney
22
20
a person who affects...
mockups
20
21
MOCKUP, a full-sized...
mococks
20
20
MOCOCK, a North Amer...
mocucks
21
21
MOCUCK, a North Amer...
modally
21
15
MODAL, related to mo...
modders
13
12
MODDER, one who modi...
modding
14
15
the practice of modi...
modeled
13
13
MODEL, to form a pla...
modeler
13
12
one that models, als...
modelli
15
13
MODELLO, an artist's...
modello
14
13
an artist's detailed...
modemed
13
15
MODEM, to transmit b...
modenas
11
12
MODENA, (Italian) a...
moderne
11
12
pretentiously modern...
moderns
12
12
MODERN, a person wit...
modesty
19
13
the quality of being...
modging
15
16
MODGE, (Dial) to do...
modicum
18
18
a small amount [n MO...
modioli
14
12
MODIOLUS, a bony sha...
modiste
13
11
a dealer in stylish...
modists
14
11
MODIST, a follower o...
modular
14
13
pertaining to a modu...
modules
14
13
MODULE, a standard o...
modulus
15
14
a constant multiplie...
moellon
13
13
(French) rubble in m...
moering
13
13
MOER, (South African...
mofette
14
13
a fissure in the ear...
moffies
17
16
MOFFIE, (South Afric...
moggans
14
15
MOGGAN, a footless s...
moggies
15
14
MOGGY, a cat, also M...
mogging
16
17
MOG, to move away [v...
moghuls
18
16
MOGHUL, an important...
moguled
15
15
having obstacles on...
mohairs
15
12
MOHAIR, a fabric mad...
mohalim
17
16
MOHEL, a person who...
mohawks
19
19
MOHAWK, a skating mo...
mohelim
17
16
MOHEL, a person who...
mohican
17
16
a punk hairstyle [n...
moiders
13
11
MOIDER, to confuse,...
moidore
12
11
a former gold coin o...
moilers
14
11
MOILER, one who moil...
moiling
15
14
MOIL, to drudge, wor...
moineau
11
12
(French) a small fla...
moisers
13
10
MOISER, (Yiddish) an...
moisted
13
11
MOIST, to wet slight...
moisten
12
11
to make or become mo...
moister
13
10
MOIST, slightly wet...
moistly
21
13
MOIST, slightly wet...
moither
15
12
to confuse, stupefy,...
mojarra
14
19
any of various small...
mojitos
15
19
MOJITO, a traditiona...
mokihis
17
16
MOKIHI, a Maori raft...
mokoros
13
14
MOKORO, the traditio...
mokshas
16
16
MOKSHA, (Hindu) free...
molasse
13
11
soft sediment produc...
molders
14
12
MOLDER, to turn to d...
moldier
14
12
MOLDY, mouldy [adj]
molding
15
15
a long, narrow strip...
molests
14
11
MOLEST, to touch or...
molimen
14
15
(Latin) a great effo...
molines
13
12
MOLINE, a cross with...
molinet
13
12
(French) a stick use...
mollahs
17
14
MOLLAH, (Arabic) a M...
mollies
15
12
MOLLY, a kind of tro...
mollify
24
17
to soften, appease [...
mollusc
19
16
an animal belonging...
mollusk
17
17
an animal belonging...
molochs
19
16
MOLOCH, a spiny Aust...
molossi
14
11
MOLOSSUS, a metrical...
molters
14
11
MOLTER, one that mol...
molting
15
14
MOLT, to shed feathe...
momenta
12
14
MOMENTUM, force of m...
momento
12
14
something kept or gi...
moments
13
14
MOMENT, a brief peri...
momisms
16
16
MOMISM, an excessive...
mommets
15
16
MOMMET, a puppet; a...
mommies
15
16
MOMMY, (colloquial)...
momoirs
14
13
MOMOIR, a memoir wri...
momsers
14
13
MOMSER, (Yiddish) an...
momuses
14
14
MOMUS, a carping per...
momzers
17
22
MOMZER, (Yiddish) an...
monacid
15
15
a compound having on...
monacts
15
14
MONACT, the spicule...
monadal
12
13
relating to a monad...
monades
11
12
MONAS, the number on...
monadic
15
15
of a mathematical fu...
monarch
17
16
an absolute ruler [n...
monarda
11
12
a plant of the Monar...
monases
11
11
MONAS, the number on...
monauls
13
13
MONAUL, a kind of ph...
monaxon
16
19
a straight spicule i...
mondain
11
13
a (male) person who...
mondial
13
13
worldwide [adj]
monemes
12
14
MONEME, a word or pa...
moneran
10
12
a cellular organism...
moneron
10
12
a hypothetical simpl...
moneths
14
13
MONETH, (Spenser) a...
moneyed
17
14
having lots of money...
moneyer
17
13
(archaic) a person w...
mongers
13
13
MONGER, to peddle [v...
mongery
19
15
trading in a particu...
mongoes
12
13
MONGOE, the waste pr...
mongols
14
14
MONGOL, a person aff...
mongrel
14
14
a plant or animal of...
monials
13
12
MONIAL, a mullion, t...
moniker
13
15
(slang) a name, a ni...
monilia
13
12
(Latin) a fungus of...
monisms
14
14
MONISM, the philosop...
monists
13
11
MONIST, a believer i...
monitor
12
11
to keep track of [v...
monkery
19
17
the mode of life of...
monkeys
19
17
MONKEY, to mimic [v]
monkish
16
17
pertaining to monks...
monoaos
10
11
MONOAO, (Maori) a Ne...
monocle
15
15
an eyeglass for one...
monocot
14
14
(short for) a monoco...
monodic
15
15
of or like a monody,...
monoecy
20
16
the condition of bei...
monofil
15
15
a single filament of...
monolog
13
14
a lengthy speech by...
monomer
12
14
the simplest of any...
mononym
18
17
a person who is famo...
monopod
13
15
a one-footed person...
monoses
11
11
MONOSIS, a separatio...
monosis
12
11
a separation of part...
monoski
13
15
a wide ski on which...
monsoon
10
12
a wind system in SE...
monster
12
11
an extraordinary gro...
montage
12
13
to combine into a co...
montane
10
12
the lower vegetation...
montant
11
12
a vertical member in...
montems
13
14
MONTEM, a custom, fo...
montero
11
11
a huntsman's cap wit...
monthly
22
16
a publication issued...
monties
12
11
MONTY, the whole lot...
montres
12
11
MONTRE, the visible...
monture
12
12
(French) a mounting,...
monuron
11
13
a herbicide [n -S]
moobies
14
13
overdeveloped breast...
mooched
17
16
MOOCH, to play truan...
moocher
17
15
a truant, also MICHE...
mooches
17
15
MOOCH, to play truan...
moodied
12
12
MOODY, to persuade b...
moodier
12
11
MOODY, given to chan...
moodies
12
11
MOODY, to persuade b...
moodily
20
14
MOODY, given to chan...
mooktar
13
14
(Arabic) an Indian l...
moolahs
15
13
MOOLAH, (Arabic) a M...
mooleys
19
13
MOOLEY, a hornless c...
moolies
13
11
MOOLY, a hornless co...
mooling
14
14
MOOL, (Scots) to cov...
mooloos
12
11
MOOLOO, (New Zealand...
moolvie
15
15
a teacher of Islamic...
moolvis
16
15
MOOLVI, a teacher of...
moonbow
16
17
a rainbow formed by...
moondog
12
14
a bright spot in the...
mooners
11
11
MOONER, one who abst...
mooneye
16
13
a freshwater fish of...
moonier
11
11
MOONY, resembling th...
moonies
11
11
MOONY, a simpleton [...
moonily
19
14
MOONY, resembling th...
mooning
12
14
MOON, to wander abou...
moonish
14
13
like the moon; varia...
moonlet
12
12
a small satellite [n...
moonlit
13
12
lit by the moon [adj...
moonset
11
11
the time when the mo...
mooping
15
16
MOOP, (Scots) to nib...
moorage
12
12
the act of mooring [...
moorhen
13
13
a water bird, aka wa...
moorier
12
10
MOORY, of or pertain...
moorill
15
12
(Scots) a cattle dis...
mooring
13
13
a place where a vess...
moorish
15
12
having the character...
moorlog
14
13
a deposit of decayed...
moorman
12
14
an inhabitant of a m...
moormen
12
14
MOORMAN, an inhabita...
moorvas
14
14
MOORVA, a bowstring...
mooters
12
10
MOOTER, a disputer o...
mootest
12
10
MOOT, debatable [adj...
mooting
13
13
a meeting, the holdi...
mootman
12
14
a law student who ar...
mootmen
12
14
MOOTMAN, a law stude...
mooving
15
17
MOOVE, (obsolete) to...
mopanes
13
14
MOPANE, a small Sout...
mopanis
14
14
MOPANI, a small Sout...
mophead
16
16
a person with shaggy...
mopiest
15
13
MOPY, dejected, also...
mopokes
15
17
MOPOKE, an owl of Au...
moppers
17
16
MOPPER, one who mops...
moppets
17
16
MOPPET, a baby, a da...
moppier
17
16
MOPPY, (obsolete) dr...
mopping
18
19
MOP, to clean with a...
mopsies
15
13
MOPSY, a woman who w...
mopuses
15
14
MOPUS, (slang) a sma...
moraine
11
11
an accumulation of d...
morales
13
11
MORALE, the state of...
moralls
15
12
MORALL, (Shakespeare...
morally
21
14
MORAL, observing pri...
morassy
19
12
like a morass, marsh...
morceau
15
14
a short literary or...
morchas
18
15
MORCHA, (India) a ho...
mordant
12
12
biting [adj MORDANTL...
mordent
12
12
a rapidly alternatin...
moreens
11
11
MOREEN, a stout cord...
moreish
15
12
such that one wants...
morelle
14
12
a flowering plant, a...
morello
14
12
a dark red cherry, m...
morendo
11
12
(Italian) a gentle d...
morgans
13
13
MORGAN, a unit of di...
morgays
20
14
MORGAY, (Welsh) the...
morgens
13
13
MORGEN, a Dutch unit...
morgues
14
13
MORGUE, a place wher...
moriche
18
15
a tall South America...
morions
12
11
MORION, a type of he...
morisco
16
13
an arabesque [n -ES...
morkins
14
15
MORKIN, an animal th...
morling
15
14
a sheep that has die...
mormaor
13
13
a high-ranking chief...
mornays
18
13
MORNAY, a cream sauc...
morning
13
14
the early part of th...
morocco
18
16
a fine goatskin leat...
moronic
15
14
like a moron [adj MO...
moroser
12
10
MOROSE, sad, gloomy...
morphed
17
16
MORPH, to gradually...
morphew
20
18
a skin eruption [n -...
morphia
17
15
a painkilling drug,...
morphic
21
18
pertaining to form [...
morphin
17
16
the principal alkalo...
morphos
17
15
MORPHO, a kind of tr...
morrell
15
12
a tall eucalyptus of...
morrhua
15
13
an old name for the...
morrice
16
13
(obsolete) a morris...
morrion
12
11
(historical) a crest...
morrows
16
13
MORROW, the next day...
morsals
14
11
MORSAL, a morsel [n]
morsels
14
11
MORSEL, to divide in...
morsure
13
11
a bite [n -S]
mortals
14
11
MORTAL, a human bein...
mortars
13
10
MORTAR, to bind with...
mortary
19
12
resembling mortar [a...
mortice
16
13
to join or fasten se...
mortify
22
15
to humiliate [v MORT...
mortise
13
10
to join or fasten se...
morulae
13
12
MORULA, an embryonic...
morular
14
12
of or like a morula,...
morulas
14
12
MORULA, an embryonic...
morwong
16
16
(Native Australian)...
mosaics
16
13
MOSAIC, to decorate...
moscato
15
13
a sweet dessert wine...
moselle
14
12
a German white wine...
moseyed
18
13
MOSEY, to saunter [v...
moshers
15
12
MOSHER, one who mosh...
moshing
16
15
a style of energetic...
mosques
21
20
MOSQUE, a Muslim pla...
mossers
13
10
MOSSER, a person who...
mossier
13
10
MOSSY, covered with...
mossies
13
10
MOSSIE, (Australian...
mossing
14
13
MOSS, to cover with...
mostest
13
10
(facetious) the most...
motetts
13
10
MOTETT, (French) a k...
mothers
15
12
MOTHER, to give birt...
mothery
21
14
consisting of, conta...
mothier
15
12
MOTHY, full of moths...
motiest
13
10
MOTEY, full of motes...
motific
19
16
producing motion [ad...
motiles
14
11
MOTILE, a person who...
motions
12
11
MOTION, to direct by...
motived
15
15
MOTIVE, to inspire t...
motives
15
14
MOTIVE, to inspire t...
motivic
19
17
pertaining to a musi...
motleys
20
13
MOTLEY, a variegated...
motlier
14
11
MOTLEY, diversified...
motmots
14
13
MOTMOT, any of sever...
motored
12
11
MOTOR, to travel by...
motoric
16
13
pertaining to muscul...
motsers
13
10
MOTSER, (Australian...
mottier
13
10
MOTTY, (Scots) conta...
motties
13
10
MOTTY, a target at w...
mottled
14
12
MOTTLE, to mark with...
mottler
14
11
one who mottles [n -...
mottles
14
11
MOTTLE, to mark with...
mottoed
12
11
having a motto [adj]
mottoes
12
10
MOTTO, a short expre...
motucas
16
14
MOTUCA, a large Braz...
mouched
18
17
MOUCH, to play truan...
moucher
18
16
a truant, also MICHE...
mouches
18
16
MOUCH, to play truan...
mouflon
15
16
(French) a Corsican...
mouille
15
13
(French) of certain...
moujiks
17
24
MOUJIK, a Russian pe...
moulage
14
14
(French) an impressi...
moulded
14
14
MOULD, to work into...
moulder
14
13
to turn to dust by n...
moulins
14
13
MOULIN, a nearly ver...
moulted
14
13
MOULT, to shed feath...
moulten
13
13
(Shakespeare) having...
moulter
14
12
one that molts, also...
mounded
12
14
MOUND, to heap in a...
mounted
12
13
MOUNT, to climb [v]
mounter
12
12
one who mounts [n -S...
mouping
16
17
MOUP, (Scots) to nib...
mourned
12
13
MOURN, to feel or ex...
mourner
12
12
one that mourns [n -...
mousaka
13
15
a Greek dish consist...
mousers
13
11
MOUSER, a cat kept t...
mousery
19
13
a place where mice g...
mousier
13
11
MOUSY, like a mouse;...
mousies
13
11
MOUSIE, a young mous...
mousily
21
14
MOUSY, like a mouse;...
mousing
14
14
a wrapping around th...
mousled
14
13
MOUSLE, to pull roug...
mousles
14
12
MOUSLE, to pull roug...
mousmee
13
14
a Japanese girl, esp...
mousmes
14
14
MOUSME, a Japanese g...
moussed
13
12
MOUSSE, to apply a h...
mousses
13
11
MOUSSE, to apply a h...
mousted
13
12
MOUST, to powder, al...
moutans
12
12
MOUTAN, the Chinese...
mouters
13
11
MOUTER, to take mout...
mouthed
15
14
MOUTH, to feed into...
mouther
15
13
one who mouths; an a...
moutons
12
12
MOUTON, (French) a s...
movable
17
18
something that can b...
movably
24
20
so as to be capable...
movants
14
15
MOVANT, a person who...
moviola
15
15
(tradename) a brand...
mowburn
18
18
to heat and ferment...
mowdies
16
14
MOWDIE, (Scots) a mo...
mowings
17
16
MOWING, the act of m...
moyling
21
16
MOYLE, to moil, toil...
mozetta
15
19
(italian) a hooded c...
mozette
15
19
MOZETTA, (italian) a...
mozzies
19
28
MOZZIE, (Australian...
mozzled
20
30
MOZZLE, (Hebrew) to...
mozzles
20
29
MOZZLE [n]
mridang
14
14
(Sanskrit) a two-hea...
mucates
16
14
MUCATE, a salt of mu...
muchell
21
18
(Spenser) a great de...
muchels
20
17
MUCHEL, (archaic) a...
mucigen
17
17
a substance secreted...
muckers
18
18
MUCKER, to squander...
muckier
18
18
MUCKY, dirty [adj]
muckily
26
21
MUCKY, dirty [adv]
mucking
19
21
MUCK, to manure with...
muckles
19
19
MUCKLE, (Scots) a gr...
muclucs
22
19
MUCLUC, (Inuit) a ty...
mucoids
17
15
MUCOID, a substance...
mucosae
15
14
MUCOSA, a mucous mem...
mucosal
17
15
relating to mucosae,...
mucosas
16
14
MUCOSA, a mucous mem...
mucuses
17
15
MUCUS, the slimy flu...
mudbank
16
20
a sloping area of mu...
mudbath
18
17
a medicinal or thera...
mudbugs
18
18
MUDBUG, a crayfish [...
mudcaps
19
18
MUDCAP, to cover an...
mudcats
17
15
MUDCAT, (US) a name...
mudders
14
13
MUDDER, a racehorse...
muddied
14
14
MUDDY, to cover with...
muddier
14
13
MUDDY, covered with...
muddies
14
13
MUDDY, to cover with...
muddily
22
16
MUDDY, covered with...
mudding
15
16
MUD, to cover with s...
muddled
15
15
MUDDLE, to mix up [v...
muddler
15
14
one who muddles [n -...
muddles
15
14
MUDDLE, to mix up [v...
mudejar
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a Spanish moor [n MU...
mudeyes
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mudfish
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a fish that burrows...
mudflap
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a flap fixed behind...
mudflat
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a level tract altern...
mudflow
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a moving mass of mud...
mudgers
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mudging
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mudhens
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mudhole
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a hollow place full...
mudhook
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(slang) an anchor [n...
mudiria
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(Arabic) the provinc...
mudlark
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a person who scaveng...
mudpack
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a cosmetic paste for...
mudpies
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mudrock
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a pelite, any rock d...
mudroom
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a room for shedding...
mudscow
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a flat mud-boat [n -...
mudsill
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the lowest supportin...
mudwort
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a small herbaceous p...
mueddin
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(Arabic) the Muslim...
mueslis
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muezzin
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(Arabic) the Muslim...
muffing
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MUFF, to make a mess...
muffins
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MUFFIN, a thick roun...
muffish
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stupid; awkward [adj...
muffled
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MUFFLE, to dull the...
muffler
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a thick scarf, colla...
muffles
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MUFFLE, to dull the...
muflons
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MUFLON, (French) a C...
mugfuls
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MUGFUL, as much as a...
muggars
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MUGGAR, (Hindi) a br...
muggees
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MUGGEE, the victim o...
muggers
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MUGGER, (Hindi) a br...
muggier
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MUGGY, warm and humi...
muggily
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MUGGY, warm and humi...
mugging
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a street assault [n...
muggins
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a fool, a sucker, es...
muggish
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somewhat muggy [adj]
muggles
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MUGGLE, (in fantasy...
muggurs
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MUGGUR, (Hindi) a br...
mughals
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MUGHAL, an important...
mugshot
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a photograph esp. of...
mugwort
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a common British pla...
mugwump
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a bolter from the Re...
muhlies
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MUHLY, a perennial g...
muisted
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MUIST, to powder, al...
mukhtar
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an Indian lawyer; a...
mukluks
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MUKLUK, (Inuit) a ty...
muktuks
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MUKTUK, (Inuit) whal...
mulatta
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(Spanish) the (femal...
mulatto
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(Spanish) the offspr...
mulched
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MULCH, to provide wi...
mulches
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MULCH, to provide wi...
mulcted
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MULCT, to take money...
mulesed
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MULES, to perform th...
muleses
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MULES, to perform th...
muletas
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MULETA, (Spanish) a...
mullahs
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MULLAH, to inflict a...
mullein
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a tall, stiff, yello...
mullens
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mullers
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MULLER, to inflict a...
mullets
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MULLET, a kind of fi...
mulleys
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MULLEY, a hornless c...
mulling
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MULL, to ponder [v]
mullion
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an upright division...
mullite
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an aluminium silicat...
mullock
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(Australian slang) w...
mulmull
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(Hindi) a fine, soft...
mulmuls
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MULMUL, (Hindi) a fi...
mulshed
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MULSH, to cover with...
mulshes
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MULSH, to cover with...
multums
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MULTUM, an extract o...
multure
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to take a fee for gr...
mumbled
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MUMBLE, to speak ind...
mumbler
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one who mumbles [n -...
mumbles
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MUMBLE, to speak ind...
mummers
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MUMMER [n]
mummery
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a performance by mum...
mummias
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MUMMIA, mummy as a d...
mummied
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MUMMY, to preserve b...
mummies
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MUMMY, to preserve b...
mummify
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to preserve by embal...
mumming
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the performance of a...
mummock
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(archaic) a piece, a...
mumpers
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MUMPER, a beggar; a...
mumping
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MUMP, to mumble, mut...
mumpish
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sulky [adj MUMPISHLY...
mumsier
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MUMSY, old-fashioned...
mumsies
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MUMSY, a mother [n]
munched
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MUNCH, to chew noisi...
muncher
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one who munches [n -...
munches
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MUNCH, to chew noisi...
munchie
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a small amount of fo...
mundane
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ordinary, banal [adj...
mundics
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MUNDIC, iron pyrites...
mundify
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to cleanse, purify [...
munging
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MUNG, to process com...
mungoes
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MUNGO, the waste pro...
munited
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MUNITE, to fortify,...
munites
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MUNITE, to fortify,...
munnion
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an upright division...
munshis
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MUNSHI, (Hindi) a se...
munster
13
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a semisoft cow's mil...
munters
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MUNTER, (colloquial)...
munting
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the vertical framing...
muntins
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MUNTIN, the vertical...
muntjac
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a small Asian deer,...
muntjak
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a small Asian deer,...
muntrie
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(Native Australian)...
muonium
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an electron and a po...
muppets
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MUPPET, (slang) a st...
muraena
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a food fish of the R...
murages
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MURAGE, (historical)...
muraled
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decorated with a mur...
murders
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MURDER, to kill unla...
mureins
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MUREIN, a peptidogly...
murenas
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MURENA, a genus of l...
murexes
19
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MUREX, a genus of sh...
murgeon
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to mock with grimace...
muriate
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(archaic) a chloride...
murices
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MUREX, a genus of sh...
murines
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MURINE, any of the f...
murkest
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MURK, dark, gloomy,...
murkier
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MURKY, dark, also MI...
murkily
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MURKY, dark, also MI...
murking
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MURK, to murder, def...
murkish
18
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somewhat murky [adj]
murlain
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(Gaelic) a narrow-mo...
murlans
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MURLAN, (Gaelic) a n...
murlier
15
12
MURLY, (Scots) crumb...
murling
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MURL, (Scots) to cru...
murlins
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MURLIN, (Gaelic) a n...
murmurs
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MURMUR, to make a su...
murragh
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a caddis fly which f...
murrain
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a disease of cattle,...
murrams
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MURRAM, a tough clay...
murrays
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MURRAY, a kind of ee...
murrees
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MURREE, (Native Aust...
murrens
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MURREN, a disease of...
murreys
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MURREY, a kind of ee...
murrhas
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MURRHA, an ancient R...
murries
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MURRY, a kind of eel...
murrine
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a kind of clear glas...
murrins
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MURRIN, a disease of...
murrion
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a disease of cattle,...
murther
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(dialect) to murder...
musangs
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MUSANG, a civetlike...
muscats
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MUSCAT, (French) a s...
muscids
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MUSCID, a member of...
muscled
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MUSCLE, to force one...
muscles
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MUSCLE, to force one...
muscley
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of a muscular build,...
muscoid
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a mosslike plant [n...
muscone
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a macrocyclic ketone...
muscose
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mosslike, also MUSCO...
muscovy
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as in muscovy duck,...
museful
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meditative; thoughtf...
musette
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(French) a small bag...
museums
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MUSEUM, a repository...
mushers
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MUSHER, a person who...
mushier
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MUSHY, like mush, so...
mushily
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MUSHY, like mush, so...
mushing
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the act of reducing...
mushrat
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a large semiaquatic...
musical
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relating to music [a...
musicks
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MUSICK, to compose m...
musimon
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a Corsican wild shee...
musings
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MUSING, the act of m...
musjids
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MUSJID, (Arabic) a m...
muskegs
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MUSKEG, a marsh, als...
muskets
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MUSKET, a long-barre...
muskier
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MUSKY, resembling mu...
muskies
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MUSKIE, (short for)...
muskily
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MUSKY, resembling mu...
musking
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MUSK, to perfume wit...
muskits
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muskles
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MUSKLE, (obsolete) a...
muskone
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a macrocyclic ketone...
muskrat
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a large semiaquatic...
muslins
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MUSLIN, a cotton fab...
musmons
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MUSMON, a Corsican w...
muspike
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a freshwater fish [n...
musrols
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MUSROL, (obsolete) t...
mussels
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MUSSEL, any of vario...
mussier
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MUSSY, disarranged,...
mussily
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MUSSY, disarranged,...
mussing
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MUSS, to disarrange,...
mustang
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the wild or half-wil...
mustard
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a pungent condiment...
mustees
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MUSTEE, in the West...
musters
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MUSTER, to gather to...
mustier
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MUSTY, having a stal...
mustily
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MUSTY, having a stal...
musting
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MUST, to powder, als...
mutable
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capable of change [a...
mutably
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MUTABLE, capable of...
mutagen
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a substance that cau...
mutanda
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MUTANDUM, something...
mutants
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MUTANT, something th...
mutases
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MUTASE, any of vario...
mutated
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MUTATE, to undergo m...
mutates
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MUTATE, to undergo m...
mutator
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one that causes a ch...
mutched
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MUTCH, to cadge [v]
mutches
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MUTCH, to cadge [v]
mutedly
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MUTED [adv]
mutined
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MUTINE, to revolt ag...
mutines
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MUTINE, to revolt ag...
mutisms
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MUTISM, the conditio...
mutters
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MUTTER, to speak unc...
muttons
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MUTTON, the flesh of...
muttony
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like mutton; having...
mutuals
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MUTUAL, a financial...
mutucas
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MUTUCA, a large Braz...
mutuels
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MUTUEL, a system of...
mutular
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relating to a mutule...
mutules
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MUTULE, an ornamenta...
mutuums
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MUTUUM, (historical)...
muumuus
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MUUMUU, (Hawaiian) a...
muzhiks
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MUZHIK, a Russian pe...
muzjiks
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MUZJIK, a Russian pe...
muzzier
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MUZZY, confused [adj...
muzzily
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MUZZY, confused [adv...
muzzing
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MUZZ, to make muzzy...
muzzled
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MUZZLE, to cover the...
muzzler
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a strong headwind [n...
muzzles
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MUZZLE, to cover the...
mwalimu
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(Swahili) a teacher...
myalgia
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muscular pain [n -S]
myalgic
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relating to myalgia,...
myalism
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a magic cult among W...
myalist
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one who practises my...
myceles
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MYCELE, the white th...
mycelia
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MYCELIUM, the white...
mycella
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a blue-veined Danish...
mycetes
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(Greek) fungi [n]
mycoses
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MYCOSIS, a disease c...
mycosis
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a disease caused by...
mycotic
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relating to mycosis,...
myeline
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the fatty substance...
myelins
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MYELIN, the fatty su...
myeloid
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resembling marrow in...
myeloma
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a tumour of the bone...
myelons
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MYELON, the spinal c...
mygales
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MYGALE, an American...
myiases
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MYIASIS, infestation...
myiasis
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infestation of human...
mylodon
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an extinct genus of...
mynheer
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(Dutch) the Dutch eq...
myogens
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MYOGEN, an albumin,...
myogram
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a record made by a m...
myology
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the study of muscles...
myomata
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MYOMA, a tumour comp...
myomere
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part of a vertebrate...
myopias
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MYOPIA, a visual def...
myopics
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MYOPIC, a short-sigh...
myopies
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MYOPY, a visual defe...
myopses
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MYOPS, a short-sight...
myosins
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MYOSIN, a protein fo...
myosote
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a flowering plant, a...
myotics
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MYOTIC, an agent tha...
myotome
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a segment of the bod...
myotube
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16
a cylindrical cell t...
myrbane
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an apparently meanin...
myriads
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MYRIAD, ten thousand...
myricas
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MYRICA, a widely dis...
myringa
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the eardrum [n -S]
myrrhic
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of, pertaining to, o...
myrrhol
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the volatile oil of...
myrtles
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MYRTLE, any of vario...
mysosts
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MYSOST, (Norwegian)...
myspace
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to search for a pers...
mystery
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something that canno...
mystics
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MYSTIC, one who prof...
mystify
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to perplex [v MYSTIF...
mythier
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MYTHY, resembling my...
mythise
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to tell a traditiona...
mythism
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17
a theory that explai...
mythist
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an adherent of mythi...
mythize
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to tell a traditiona...
myxomas
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MYXOMA, a tumour com...
mzungus
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MZUNGU, (Swahili) in...
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