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rabanna
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a kind of raffia fab...
rabaska
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(Native American) a...
rabatos
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10
RABATO, (Shakespeare...
rabatte
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10
(French) to rotate i...
rabbets
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RABBET, to join by a...
rabbies
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RABBI, (Hebrew) a Je...
rabbins
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RABBIN, (Hebrew) a J...
rabbito
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13
(Australian slang) a...
rabbits
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13
RABBIT, to hunt rabb...
rabbity
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15
resembling a rabbit...
rabbled
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15
RABBLE, to stir with...
rabbler
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a scraping tool for...
rabbles
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14
RABBLE, to stir with...
rabboni
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(Hebrew) my great ma...
rabider
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11
RABID, afflicted wit...
rabidly
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14
RABID, afflicted wit...
raccoon
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14
a small American ani...
racemed
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14
arranged in a raceme...
racemes
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13
RACEME, an indefinit...
racemic
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16
applied to an acid o...
raceway
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15
a course for running...
rachets
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12
RACHET, a mechanism...
rachial
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13
relating to a rachis...
raciest
15
10
RACY, pungent [adj]
racings
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13
RACING, the sport of...
racinos
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11
RACINO, a racetrack...
racisms
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13
RACISM, a doctrine o...
racists
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10
RACIST, an advocate...
rackers
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14
RACKER, a horse that...
rackets
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14
RACKET, to make a lo...
rackett
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14
(German) an old wind...
rackety
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16
noisy [adj RACKETIER...
rackful
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19
as much as a rack ca...
racking
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17
tormenting, exhausti...
rackles
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15
RACKLE, a chain [n]
racloir
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11
(French) a scraper [...
racoons
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11
RACOON, a small Amer...
racquet
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20
a bat with strings u...
raddest
12
9
RAD, afraid [adj]
radding
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12
RAD, to fear [v]
raddled
13
11
RADDLE, to redden wi...
raddles
13
10
RADDLE, to redden wi...
radgest
13
10
RADGE, (Scots) angry...
radiale
12
9
a wrist-bone of the...
radials
13
9
RADIAL, a radial art...
radians
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9
RADIAN, a unit of an...
radiant
11
9
shining [adj RADIANT...
radiata
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8
an originally Califo...
radiate
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8
arranged like rays [...
radical
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12
fundamental [adj RAD...
radicel
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12
a rootlike organ or...
radices
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11
RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radicle
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12
a rootlike organ or...
radioed
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9
RADIO, to transmit b...
radioes
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8
RADIO, to transmit b...
radiums
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12
RADIUM, a radioactiv...
radixes
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15
RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radomes
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11
RADOME, a domelike d...
radulae
12
10
RADULA, a tonguelike...
radular
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10
like a radula, raspy...
radulas
13
10
RADULA, a tonguelike...
rafales
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11
RAFALE, (French) a b...
raffias
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13
RAFFIA, a kind of pa...
raffish
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15
marked by or suggest...
raffled
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15
RAFFLE, to dispose o...
raffler
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14
one who raffles [n -...
raffles
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14
RAFFLE, to dispose o...
rafters
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10
RAFTER, to supply wi...
rafting
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13
an activity of trave...
raftman
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14
one who manages a ra...
raftmen
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14
RAFTMAN, one who man...
ragbags
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14
RAGBAG, a bag for st...
ragbolt
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13
a bolt with barbs to...
rageful
16
14
full of rage [adj]
raggedy
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14
somewhat ragged [adj...
raggees
13
11
RAGGEE, (Hindi) a ki...
raggery
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13
rags collectively [n...
raggier
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11
RAGGY, tattered [adj...
raggies
14
11
RAGGY, a kind of mil...
ragging
15
14
the act of ragging (...
raggled
15
13
RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
raggles
15
12
RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
raghead
14
12
an Arab [n -S]
ragings
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12
RAGING, the act of b...
raginis
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10
RAGINI, (Sanskrit) a...
raglans
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11
RAGLAN, a loose over...
ragmans
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13
RAGMAN, a man who co...
ragment
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13
(obsolete) a catalog...
ragouts
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10
RAGOUT, to make into...
ragtags
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11
RAGTAG, the rabble [...
ragtail
14
10
ragged, shabby [adj]
ragtime
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12
a style of American...
ragtops
15
12
RAGTOP, a folding ca...
raguled
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12
of a line, with obli...
ragweed
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13
any of various greyi...
ragwork
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undressed masonry in...
ragworm
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15
any polychaete worm...
ragwort
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12
a common coarse yell...
raiders
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8
RAIDER, one that rai...
raiding
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the act of raiding [...
raiking
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RAIK, (Scots) to go;...
railage
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transportation by ra...
railbed
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the bed of a railway...
railbus
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a passenger bus on r...
railcar
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a railway car [n -S]
railers
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8
RAILER, one who rail...
railing
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11
jeering [adj RAILING...
railman
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12
a railway employee [...
railmen
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12
RAILMAN, a railway e...
railway
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13
a railroad [n -S]
raiment
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11
(archaic) clothing [...
rainbow
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14
an arc of spectral c...
rainier
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8
RAINY, marked by rai...
rainily
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11
RAINY, marked by rai...
raining
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11
RAIN, to fall in dro...
rainout
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9
atomic fallout occur...
raisers
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7
RAISER, one who rais...
raising
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10
an elevation [n -S]
raisins
12
8
RAISIN, a dried grap...
raisiny
18
10
full of raisins [adj...
raiting
13
10
RAIT, to soak flax,...
raiyats
18
9
RAIYAT, (Hindi) an I...
rakeoff
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a share of the profi...
rakijas
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RAKIJA, a kind of fr...
rakings
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RAKING, the act of r...
rakshas
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13
(Sanskrit) in Hindu...
rallied
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10
RALLY, to call toget...
rallier
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9
one who rallies [n -...
rallies
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9
RALLY, to call toget...
ralline
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10
pertaining to the ra...
rallyes
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11
RALLYE, (US) a (car)...
ralphed
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14
RALPH, (US slang) to...
ramadas
12
11
RAMADA, (Spanish) an...
ramakin
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15
a small casserole di...
ramblas
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RAMBLA, (Spanish) a...
rambled
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RAMBLE, to wander [v...
rambler
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one that rambles [n...
rambles
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RAMBLE, to wander [v...
ramcats
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RAMCAT, a male cat [...
ramekin
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a small casserole di...
ramenta
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RAMENTUM, a scale fo...
rameous
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of or pertaining to...
ramilie
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a type of wig, also...
ramjets
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RAMJET, a type of en...
rammels
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RAMMEL, (dialect) di...
rammers
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RAMMER, a tool for r...
rammier
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RAMMY, resembling a...
rammies
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RAMMY, a row [n]
ramming
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RAM, to thrust rough...
rammish
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resembling a male sh...
rammles
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RAMMLE, (English dia...
ramonas
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RAMONA, (Spanish) an...
rampage
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to rush around wildl...
rampant
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unrestrained [adj RA...
rampart
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to furnish with a fo...
rampers
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13
RAMPER, one who make...
rampick
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a dead tree or tree...
rampike
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a dead tree or tree...
ramping
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the practice of caus...
rampion
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a European plant [n...
rampire
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a flat-topped defens...
rampole
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a dead tree or tree...
ramrods
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RAMROD, to push or d...
ramsons
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RAMSON, a broad-leav...
ramstam
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(Scots) headlong [ad...
ramtils
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RAMTIL, a plant of t...
ramular
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of a branch [adj]
ramulus
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a little branch [n R...
rancels
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12
RANCEL, a search for...
ranched
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RANCH, to work at an...
rancher
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one that owns or wor...
ranches
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RANCH, to work at an...
ranchos
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13
RANCHO, (Spanish) a...
rancing
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RANCE, to prop [v]
rancors
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RANCOR, bitter and v...
rancour
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12
bitter and vindictiv...
randans
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RANDAN, a boat rowed...
randems
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RANDEM, a tandem wit...
randier
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9
RANDY, full of sexua...
randies
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9
RANDIE, a violent be...
randily
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RANDY, full of sexua...
randing
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RAND, to rant [v]
randoms
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12
RANDOM, a haphazard...
randons
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RANDON, (Spenser) ra...
rangers
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10
RANGER, an officer s...
rangier
12
10
RANGY, tall and slen...
rangily
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13
RANGY, tall and slen...
ranging
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the act of ranging [...
rangoli
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11
(Hindi) a traditiona...
rankers
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RANKER, an enlisted...
rankest
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12
RANK, disagreeable i...
ranking
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15
a listing of ranked...
rankish
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14
somewhat rank [adj]
rankism
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15
discrimination on th...
rankist
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12
a person who discrim...
rankled
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14
RANKLE, to cause irr...
rankles
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13
RANKLE, to cause irr...
ranpike
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15
a dead tree or tree...
ransack
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15
to search thoroughly...
ransels
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9
RANSEL, a search for...
ransoms
12
11
RANSOM, to pay a pri...
ranters
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8
RANTER, one who rant...
ranting
12
11
hectoring [adj RANTI...
ranular
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10
relating to a ranula...
ranulas
12
10
RANULA, a cyst forme...
ranzels
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RANZEL, a search for...
raoulia
12
9
a New Zealand plant...
raphias
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12
RAPHIA, a genus of p...
raphide
16
13
a needle-shaped crys...
rapider
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11
RAPID, quick [adj]
rapidly
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14
RAPID, quick [adv]
rapiers
14
10
RAPIER, a long, slen...
rapines
13
11
RAPINE, the taking o...
rapinis
14
11
RAPINI, (Italian) im...
rapists
15
10
RAPIST, one who comm...
raploch
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16
(Scots) a homespun m...
rappees
15
13
RAPPEE, (French) a p...
rappels
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14
RAPPEL, to descend f...
rappers
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13
RAPPER, a doorknocke...
rapping
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the process of loose...
rappini
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14
(Italian) immature t...
rapport
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13
(French) a relations...
raptors
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RAPTOR, a bird or pr...
rapture
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to fill with great j...
rarebit
14
10
a dish of melted and...
rarking
14
14
RARK, (New Zealand)...
rasbora
13
10
a brightly coloured...
rascals
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11
RASCAL, a rogue or s...
raschel
18
13
(German) a type of l...
rashers
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9
RASHER, a thin slice...
rashest
14
9
RASH, acting without...
rashies
14
9
RASHIE, (Australian...
rashing
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12
RASH, to dash, rush...
raspers
14
10
RASPER, a tool used...
raspier
14
10
RASPY, rough [adj]
rasping
15
13
abrasive [adj RASPIN...
raspish
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12
irritable [adj]
rassled
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9
RASSLE, (colloquial)...
rassler
13
8
a wrestler [n -S]
rassles
13
8
RASSLE, (colloquial)...
rasters
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7
RASTER, the area rep...
rastrum
14
11
a music-pen [n -S]
rasures
12
8
RASURE, the act of s...
ratable
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11
capable of being rat...
ratably
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13
RATABLE, capable of...
ratafee
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10
an almond-flavoured...
ratafia
13
10
an almond-flavoured...
ratatat
11
7
a quick, sharp rappi...
ratbags
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12
RATBAG, an eccentric...
ratbite
14
10
as in ratbite fever,...
ratched
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13
RATCH, to wander, pr...
ratches
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12
RATCH, to wander, pr...
ratchet
17
12
a mechanism which al...
rateens
10
8
RATEEN, a rough dres...
ratfink
15
15
a contemptible perso...
ratfish
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12
a marine fish [n -ES...
rathest
14
9
RATHE, (archaic) qui...
rathole
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10
a hole made by a rat...
ratines
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8
RATINE, (French) a r...
ratings
13
10
RATING, an estimate...
rations
11
8
RATION, to distribut...
ratites
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7
RATITE, a bird havin...
ratlike
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12
like a rat [adj]
ratline
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9
any of the small lin...
ratling
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11
any of the small lin...
ratlins
13
9
RATLIN, any of the s...
ratoons
10
8
RATOON, to sprout fr...
ratpack
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17
a show-business cliq...
rattail
13
8
any of various deepw...
rattans
11
8
RATTAN, a climbing p...
ratteen
10
8
a rough dress fabric...
rattens
11
8
RATTEN, to compel ob...
ratters
12
7
RATTER, an animal us...
rattery
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9
a place where rats a...
rattier
12
7
RATTY, infested with...
rattily
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10
RATTY, infested with...
ratting
13
10
rat-hunting [n -S]
rattish
15
9
like a rat [adj]
rattled
13
9
RATTLE, to make a qu...
rattler
13
8
a rattlesnake [n -S]
rattles
13
8
RATTLE, to make a qu...
rattlin
13
9
any of the small lin...
rattons
11
8
RATTON, (dialect) a...
rattoon
10
8
to sprout from a roo...
rattrap
14
10
a trap for catching...
raucity
22
13
harshness of sound;...
raucler
16
12
RAUCLE, (Scots) roug...
raucous
15
12
loud and unruly [adj...
raunchy
23
16
coarsely or openly s...
raunged
12
12
RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
raunges
12
11
RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
raupatu
14
12
(Maori) confiscation...
rauriki
14
12
(Maori) sow-thistle...
ravaged
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14
RAVAGE, to destroy [...
ravager
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13
one who ravages [n -...
ravages
14
13
RAVAGE, to destroy [...
raveled
14
13
RAVEL, to entangle [...
raveler
14
12
one who ravels, also...
ravelin
14
13
a type of fortificat...
ravelly
22
15
tangled [adj]
ravened
12
13
RAVEN, to devour gre...
ravener
12
12
one who, or that whi...
raviest
14
11
RAVEY, characteristi...
ravined
13
13
RAVIN, to devour gre...
ravines
13
12
RAVINE, a narrow, st...
ravings
15
14
RAVING, wild talk [n...
ravioli
15
12
(Italian) pasta in t...
rawarus
15
11
RAWARU, (Maori) the...
rawbone
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14
(Spenser) having lit...
rawhead
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13
a spectre mentioned...
rawhide
17
13
to beat with a type...
rawings
16
13
RAWING, a second mow...
rawness
14
11
the state of being r...
rayless
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10
without rays [adj RA...
raylets
19
10
RAYLET, a small ray...
raylike
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14
resembling a narrow...
rayling
20
13
RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
razored
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17
RAZOR, to shave with...
razures
15
17
RAZURE, the act of s...
razzias
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25
RAZZIA, (Arabic) a p...
razzing
19
28
the act of blowing a...
razzles
19
26
RAZZLE, a rowdy drin...
reached
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13
REACH, to stretch ou...
reacher
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12
one who reaches [n -...
reaches
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12
REACH, to stretch ou...
reacted
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11
REACT, to respond to...
reactor
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10
one that reacts [n -...
readapt
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to adapt again [v -E...
readded
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10
READD, to add again...
readers
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8
READER, one that rea...
readied
11
9
READY, to make ready...
readier
11
8
READY, prepared [adj...
readies
11
8
READY, to make ready...
readily
19
11
READY, prepared [adv...
reading
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11
material that is rea...
readmit
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11
to admit again [v RE...
readopt
13
11
to adopt again [v -E...
readorn
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9
to adorn again [v -E...
readout
11
9
a presentation of co...
reaffix
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to affix again [v -E...
reagent
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10
a substance with a c...
reagins
12
10
REAGIN, a type of an...
reaking
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14
REAK, (obsolete) to...
realest
12
8
REAL, actually exist...
realgar
13
10
a bright-red monocli...
realign
13
11
to align again [v -E...
realise
12
8
to accomplish, also...
realism
14
11
the doctrine that ob...
realist
13
8
one who is concerned...
reality
19
10
something that is re...
realize
15
17
to accomplish, also...
reallie
13
9
to form again [v REA...
reallot
13
9
to allot again [v RE...
realter
12
8
to alter again [v -E...
realtie
12
8
(Milton) sincerity,...
realtor
12
8
a agent for buying o...
reamend
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12
to amend again [v -E...
reamers
12
10
REAMER, a tool used...
reamier
12
10
REAMY, creamy, froth...
reaming
13
13
REAM, to enlarge the...
reannex
15
16
to annex again [v -E...
reapers
13
10
REAPER, one that rea...
reaping
14
13
the cutting of e.g....
reapply
23
16
to apply again [v RE...
rearers
11
7
REARER, a horse that...
reargue
12
10
to argue again [v RE...
rearing
12
10
the act of bringing...
rearise
11
7
to arise again [v RE...
rearmed
12
11
REARM, to arm again...
rearose
10
7
REARISE, to arise ag...
reasons
10
8
REASON, to deduct in...
reasted
11
8
REAST, to become ran...
reavail
14
12
to avail again [v -E...
reavers
13
11
REAVER, one that rea...
reaving
14
14
REAVE, (archaic) to...
reavows
16
14
REAVOW, to vow again...
reawake
14
14
to awake again [v RE...
reawoke
14
14
REAWAKE, to awake ag...
rebacks
18
17
REBACK, to replace t...
rebadge
14
13
to market a product...
rebaits
14
10
REBAIT, to bait agai...
rebased
13
11
REBASE, to set a new...
rebases
13
10
REBASE, to set a new...
rebated
13
11
REBATE, to give a di...
rebater
13
10
one who rebates [n -...
rebates
13
10
REBATE, to give a di...
rebatos
13
10
REBATO, a wide, lace...
rebecks
18
17
REBECK, a medieval m...
rebegan
13
13
REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebegin
14
13
to begin again [v RE...
rebegun
14
14
REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebills
17
12
REBILL, to bill agai...
rebinds
14
12
REBIND, to bind agai...
rebirth
17
12
a second birth [n -S...
rebites
14
10
REBITE, in engraving...
reblend
14
13
to blend again [v RE...
reblent
14
12
REBLEND, to blend ag...
rebloom
15
14
to bloom again [v -E...
reboant
12
11
resounding loudly [a...
reboard
13
11
to board again [v -E...
reboils
15
11
REBOIL, to boil agai...
rebooks
14
14
REBOOK, to book agai...
reboots
13
10
REBOOT, to renew the...
rebored
13
11
REBORE, to bore out...
rebores
13
10
REBORE, to bore out...
rebound
13
13
to spring back [v -E...
rebozos
16
19
REBOZO, (Spanish) a...
rebrace
16
13
to brace again [v RE...
rebrand
13
12
to change a product'...
rebreed
13
11
to breed again [v RE...
rebuffs
19
17
REBUFF, to reject or...
rebuild
16
13
to build again [v RE...
rebuilt
16
12
REBUILD, to build ag...
rebuked
15
16
REBUKE, to reprove s...
rebuker
15
15
one who rebukes [n -...
rebukes
15
15
REBUKE, to reprove s...
rebuses
14
11
REBUS, a representat...
recalls
17
12
RECALL, to call back...
recaned
13
12
RECANE, to replace t...
recanes
13
11
RECANE, to replace t...
recants
14
11
RECANT, to make a fo...
recarry
21
12
to carry again [v RE...
recasts
15
10
RECAST, to cast agai...
recatch
20
15
to catch again [v RE...
recceed
17
14
RECCE, to make a pre...
reccied
18
14
RECCY, (colloquial)...
reccies
18
13
RECCY, (colloquial)...
receded
14
12
RECEDE, to move back...
recedes
14
11
RECEDE, to move back...
receipt
17
13
to mark as having be...
receive
16
14
to come into possess...
recency
23
16
the state of being r...
recense
13
11
to revise critically...
recepts
17
13
RECEPT, an idea or i...
rechart
17
12
to chart again [v -E...
rechate
16
12
(Shakespeare) a stra...
recheat
16
12
to sound a hunting c...
recheck
21
19
to check again [v -E...
rechews
20
15
RECHEW, to chew agai...
rechips
20
15
RECHIP, to change th...
rechose
16
12
RECHOOSE, to choose...
recipes
17
13
RECIPE, a set of ins...
recital
16
11
a detailed account [...
recited
15
11
RECITE, to say from...
reciter
15
10
one who recites [n -...
recites
15
10
RECITE, to say from...
reckans
15
15
RECKAN, a chain, hoo...
recking
17
17
RECK, to be concerne...
reckons
15
15
RECKON, to count or...
reclads
16
12
RECLAD, to clad agai...
reclaim
17
14
to make suitable for...
reclame
16
14
publicity [n -S]
reclasp
18
14
to clasp again [v -E...
reclean
14
12
to clean again [v -E...
reclimb
20
17
to climb again [v -E...
recline
15
12
to lean or lie back...
reclose
15
11
to close again [v RE...
recluse
16
12
one who lives in sol...
recoals
15
11
RECOAL, to refill wi...
recoats
14
10
RECOAT, to coat agai...
recocks
19
17
RECOCK, to cock agai...
recoded
14
12
RECODE, to code agai...
recodes
14
11
RECODE, to code agai...
recoils
16
11
RECOIL, to draw back...
recoins
14
11
RECOIN, to coin agai...
recolor
15
11
to color again, also...
recombs
18
16
RECOMB, to comb agai...
recooks
15
14
RECOOK, to cook agai...
records
15
11
RECORD, to register...
recorks
16
14
RECORK, to cork agai...
recount
14
12
to relate in detail...
recoupe
16
14
the act of keeping b...
recoups
17
14
RECOUP, to get back...
recoure
14
11
to recover, also REC...
recover
16
14
to obtain again afte...
recower
17
13
to recover, also REC...
recoyle
21
13
(Spenser) to recoil,...
recrate
14
10
to crate again [v RE...
recross
15
10
to cross again [v -E...
recrown
17
14
to crown again [v -E...
recruit
16
11
to enlist for milita...
rectify
24
15
to correct, put righ...
rection
14
11
syntactical governme...
rectors
15
10
RECTOR, in the Churc...
rectory
21
12
a rector's dwelling...
rectrix
22
17
a feather of a bird'...
rectums
17
14
RECTUM, the terminal...
recuile
16
12
(Spenser) to recoil,...
reculed
16
13
RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recules
16
12
RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recured
15
12
RECURE, to cure agai...
recures
15
11
RECURE, to cure agai...
recurve
17
15
to bend back [v RECU...
recusal
16
12
a disqualification o...
recused
15
12
RECUSE, to disqualif...
recuses
15
11
RECUSE, to disqualif...
recycle
25
16
to process waste mat...
redacts
15
11
REDACT, to prepare f...
redated
11
9
REDATE, to change th...
redates
11
8
REDATE, to change th...
redback
18
18
a venomous spider fo...
redbait
14
11
to denounce as Commu...
redbays
20
13
REDBAY, a small tree...
redbird
15
12
a large seed-eating...
redbone
12
12
a kind of hunting do...
redbuds
15
13
REDBUD, a small orna...
redbugs
16
14
REDBUG, a chigger, a...
redcaps
17
14
REDCAP, a military p...
redcoat
14
11
a British soldier du...
reddens
11
10
REDDEN, to make or b...
redders
12
9
REDDER, one who redd...
reddest
12
9
RED, the colour of b...
reddier
12
9
REDDY, somewhat red...
redding
13
12
the act of redding,...
reddish
15
11
somewhat red [adj RE...
reddled
13
11
REDDLE, to colour wi...
reddles
13
10
REDDLE, to colour wi...
redeals
12
9
REDEAL, to deal agai...
redealt
12
9
REDEAL, to deal agai...
redears
11
8
REDEAR, the common s...
redeems
12
11
REDEEM, to buy back...
redeyes
17
10
REDEYE, a railroad d...
redfins
14
12
REDFIN, a small Nort...
redfish
17
13
the blueback salmon...
redfoot
13
11
a fatal disease of n...
redhead
13
11
any of several birds...
redials
13
9
REDIAL, to dial agai...
redlegs
14
11
REDLEG, a term for a...
redline
12
10
to withhold loans or...
redneck
15
16
a poor white farm la...
redness
11
9
the state of being r...
redocks
16
15
REDOCK, to dock agai...
redoing
12
11
REDO, to do again [v...
redoubt
14
12
(archaic) to fear [v...
redound
11
11
to have an effect or...
redouts
12
9
REDOUT, reddening of...
redowas
14
11
REDOWA, (Czech) a li...
redoxes
17
15
REDOX, a type of che...
redpoll
16
13
a kind of finch [n -...
redraft
14
11
to make a revised co...
redrawn
14
12
REDRAW, to draw agai...
redraws
15
11
REDRAW, to draw agai...
redream
12
11
to dream again [v RE...
redress
12
8
to set right [v -ED,...
redried
12
9
REDRY, to dry again...
redries
12
8
REDRY, to dry again...
redrill
15
10
to drill again [v -E...
redrive
14
12
to drive again [v RE...
redroot
11
8
a plant with a red r...
redrove
13
12
REDRIVE, to drive ag...
redsear
11
8
brittle at red-heat,...
redskin
13
13
(colloquial) a Nativ...
redtail
13
9
a kind of hawk [n -S...
redtops
14
11
REDTOP, a kind of gr...
reduced
15
13
REDUCE, to diminish...
reducer
15
12
a joint piece that c...
reduces
15
12
REDUCE, to diminish...
reduits
13
9
REDUIT, (French) a k...
redware
14
11
an edible seaweed [n...
redwing
16
14
a bird of the thrush...
redwood
14
12
a species of sequoia...
reearns
10
8
REEARN, to earn agai...
reeboks
14
14
REEBOK, (Afrikaans)...
reeched
16
13
REECH, to emit smoke...
reeches
16
12
REECH, to emit smoke...
reechie
16
12
(Shakespeare) smoky,...
reedbed
13
12
a bed of reeds [n -S...
reeders
11
8
REEDER, a thatcher [...
reedier
11
8
REEDY, abounding in...
reedify
20
13
to rebuild (a house,...
reedily
19
11
REEDY, abounding in...
reeding
12
11
parallel grooves cut...
reedits
12
8
REEDIT, to edit agai...
reedman
11
12
one who plays a reed...
reedmen
11
12
REEDMAN, one who pla...
reefers
13
10
REEFER, a midshipman...
reefier
13
10
REEFY, abounding in...
reefing
14
13
the act of reefing,...
reeject
16
19
to eject again [v -E...
reekers
12
11
REEKER, one that ree...
reekier
12
11
REEKY, (Scots) smoky...
reeking
13
14
REEK, to give off sm...
reelect
15
11
to elect again [v -E...
reelers
12
8
REELER, an instrumen...
reeling
13
11
staggering [adj REEL...
reelman
12
12
the member of a life...
reelmen
12
12
REELMAN, the member...
reemits
13
10
REEMIT, to emit agai...
reenact
13
11
to enact again [v -E...
reendow
13
12
to endow again [v -E...
reenjoy
18
19
to enjoy again [v -E...
reenter
10
8
to enter again [v -E...
reentry
17
10
a second entry [n RE...
reequip
22
20
to equip again [v RE...
reerect
14
10
to erect again [v -E...
reested
11
8
REEST, to be noisily...
reeving
14
14
REEVE, to fasten by...
reevoke
13
15
to evoke again [v RE...
reexpel
20
18
to expel again [v RE...
refaced
16
14
REFACE, to repair th...
refaces
16
13
REFACE, to repair th...
refalls
16
12
REFALL, to fall agai...
refects
17
13
REFECT, to refresh w...
refeeds
13
11
REFEED, to feed agai...
refeels
14
11
REFEEL, to feel agai...
refence
15
14
to fence again [v RE...
referee
12
10
to supervise the pla...
reffing
17
16
the job of a referee...
refight
18
14
to fight again [v RE...
refiled
15
12
REFILE, to file agai...
refiles
15
11
REFILE, to file agai...
refills
17
12
REFILL, to fill agai...
refilms
17
14
REFILM, to film agai...
refinds
14
12
REFIND, to find agai...
refined
13
12
REFINE, to free from...
refiner
13
11
one who, or that whi...
refines
13
11
REFINE, to free from...
refired
14
11
REFIRE, to fire agai...
refires
14
10
REFIRE, to fire agai...
refixed
20
18
REFIX, to fix again...
refixes
20
17
REFIX, to fix again...
reflags
16
13
REFLAG, to change th...
reflate
14
11
to inflate again [v...
reflect
18
14
to be mirrored [v -E...
reflets
15
11
REFLET, (French) an...
reflies
15
11
REFLY, to fly again...
refloat
14
11
to float again [v -E...
reflood
14
12
to flood again [v -E...
reflown
17
15
REFLY, to fly again...
reflows
18
14
REFLOW, to flow agai...
refocus
17
14
to focus again [v RE...
refolds
15
12
REFOLD, to fold agai...
refoots
13
10
REFOOT, to replace t...
reforge
14
12
to forge again [v RE...
reforms
15
13
REFORM, to change to...
refound
13
13
to found again [v -E...
refract
17
13
to deflect in a part...
refrain
13
11
to keep oneself from...
reframe
14
13
to put in a new fram...
refresh
16
12
to restore the well-...
refried
14
11
REFRY, to fry again...
refries
14
10
REFRY, to fry again...
refront
13
11
to put on a new fron...
refroze
16
19
REFREEZE, to freeze...
refuels
15
12
REFUEL, to fill with...
refuged
15
14
REFUGE, to give or t...
refugee
14
13
one who flees for sa...
refuges
15
13
REFUGE, to give or t...
refugia
15
13
REFUGIUM, a stable a...
refunds
14
13
REFUND, to give back...
refurbs
17
14
REFURB, (colloquial)...
refusal
15
12
the act of refusing...
refused
14
12
REFUSE, to decline t...
refuser
14
11
one that refuses [n...
refuses
14
11
REFUSE, to decline t...
refutal
15
12
an act of refuting [...
refuted
14
12
REFUTE, to prove to...
refuter
14
11
one who refutes [n -...
refutes
14
11
REFUTE, to prove to...
regains
12
10
REGAIN, to take poss...
regaled
13
11
REGALE, to delight [...
regaler
13
10
one who regales [n -...
regales
13
10
REGALE, to delight [...
regalia
13
10
(Latin) ceremonial r...
regally
21
13
REGAL, royal [adv]
regards
13
10
REGARD, to look upon...
regatta
12
9
a rowing or sailing...
regauge
13
12
to adjust the gauges...
regears
12
9
REGEAR, to equip aga...
regence
14
13
(obsolete) governmen...
regency
21
15
the office of a rege...
regents
12
10
REGENT, one who rule...
regests
13
9
REGEST [n]
reggaes
13
11
REGGAE, a form of po...
regifts
16
12
REGIFT, to take a gi...
regilds
15
11
REGILD, to gild once...
regimen
13
13
a systematic plan [n...
regimes
14
12
REGIME, a system of...
reginae
11
10
REGINA, (Latin) a qu...
reginal
13
11
pertaining to a quee...
reginas
12
10
REGINA, (Latin) a qu...
regions
12
10
REGION, an area or d...
regiven
14
14
REGIVE, to give agai...
regives
15
13
REGIVE, to give agai...
reglaze
16
19
to glaze again [v RE...
reglets
14
10
REGLET, a flat, narr...
regloss
14
10
to glass again [v -E...
reglows
17
13
REGLOW, to glow agai...
reglued
14
12
REGLUE, to glue agai...
reglues
14
11
REGLUE, to glue agai...
regmata
13
12
REGMA, (Greek) a dry...
regnant
11
11
reigning, used postp...
regorge
13
11
to disgorge; to regu...
regosol
13
10
a type of soil [n -S...
regrade
12
10
to grade again [v RE...
regraft
15
12
to graft again [v -E...
regrant
12
10
to grant again [v -E...
regrate
12
9
to buy up in order t...
regrede
12
10
to retrograde [v REG...
regreen
11
10
to green again [v -E...
regreet
12
9
to greet in return [...
regress
13
9
to go back [v -ED, -...
regrets
13
9
REGRET, to look back...
regrind
13
11
to grind again [v RE...
regroom
13
12
to groom again [v -E...
regroup
15
13
to group together on...
regrown
15
13
REGROW, to grow agai...
regrows
16
12
REGROW, to grow agai...
regulae
13
11
REGULA, the rule of...
regular
14
11
occurring at set int...
regulos
14
11
REGULO, the scale of...
regulus
15
12
a mass that forms be...
rehangs
14
12
REHANG, to hang agai...
reheard
13
10
REHEAR, to hear agai...
rehears
13
9
REHEAR, to hear agai...
reheats
13
9
REHEAT, to heat agai...
reheels
14
10
REHEEL, to replace t...
rehinge
14
12
to hinge again [v RE...
rehired
14
10
REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehires
14
9
REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehomed
14
13
REHOME, to home agai...
rehomes
14
12
REHOME, to home agai...
rehouse
13
10
to establish in a ne...
reified
14
11
REIFY, to regard as...
reifier
14
10
one that reifies [n...
reifies
14
10
REIFY, to regard as...
reigned
12
11
REIGN, to exercise s...
reimage
13
12
to fix the image of...
reincur
15
12
to incur again [v RE...
reindex
17
16
to index again [v -E...
reining
12
11
REIN, to restrain [v...
reinked
12
13
REINK, to ink again...
reinter
11
8
to inter again [v RE...
reishis
15
9
REISHI, (Japanese) a...
reissue
12
8
to issue again [v RE...
reisted
12
8
REIST, to become ran...
reitbok
15
14
an African antelope,...
reiters
12
7
REITER, to reiterate...
reivers
14
11
REIVER, a raider, pl...
reiving
15
14
plundering [n -S]
rejects
17
19
REJECT, to refuse to...
rejoice
16
19
to feel joyful [v RE...
rejoins
13
17
REJOIN, to join agai...
rejoneo
11
17
(Spanish) the art of...
rejones
12
17
REJON, (Spanish) a l...
rejourn
13
18
(Shakespeare) to pos...
rejudge
15
20
to judge again [v RE...
rekeyed
18
14
REKEY, to re-enter i...
reknits
13
12
REKNIT, to knit agai...
reknots
12
12
REKNOT, to knot agai...
relabel
15
12
to label again [v RE...
relaced
15
12
RELACE, to do up aga...
relaces
15
11
RELACE, to do up aga...
relache
17
13
(French) a period of...
relands
12
10
RELAND, to land agai...
relapse
14
11
to slip back into a...
related
12
9
RELATE, to give an a...
relater
12
8
one who relates, als...
relates
12
8
RELATE, to give an a...
relator
12
8
one who relates, als...
relatum
14
12
a term in a proposit...
relaxed
18
16
RELAX, to make less...
relaxer
18
15
one that relaxes [n...
relaxes
18
15
RELAX, to make less...
relaxin
18
16
a hormone which has...
relayed
18
11
RELAY, to put down n...
relearn
11
9
to learn again [v RE...
release
11
8
to set free [v RELEA...
relends
12
10
RELEND, to lend agai...
relents
12
9
RELENT, to soften an...
releves
14
12
RELEVE, (French) a r...
reliant
12
9
showing reliance [ad...
relicts
17
11
RELICT, an organism...
reliefs
15
11
RELIEF, aid in the f...
reliers
13
8
RELIER, (Shakespeare...
relieve
14
12
to free from discomf...
relievo
14
12
the projection of fi...
relight
17
12
to light again [v RE...
relined
12
10
RELINE, to line agai...
relines
12
9
RELINE, to line agai...
relinks
14
13
RELINK, to link agai...
relique
21
18
(archaic) a relic, a...
relists
14
8
RELIST, to list agai...
relived
15
13
RELIVE, to experienc...
reliver
15
12
to deliver back [v -...
relives
15
12
RELIVE, to experienc...
relleno
12
10
(Spanish) a Mexican...
rellies
14
9
RELLIE, (Australian...
rellish
17
11
(Shakespeare) to war...
reloads
12
9
RELOAD, to load agai...
reloans
11
9
RELOAN, to loan agai...
relocks
17
15
RELOCK, to lock agai...
relooks
13
12
RELOOK, to look agai...
relucts
17
12
RELUCT, (archaic) to...
relumed
14
13
RELUME, to light aga...
relumes
14
12
RELUME, to light aga...
relying
20
13
RELY, to depend on c...
remades
12
11
REMADE, a thing e.g....
remails
14
11
REMAIL, to post agai...
remains
12
11
REMAIN, to continue...
remaker
13
14
one who remakes [n -...
remakes
13
14
REMAKE, to make over...
remands
12
12
REMAND, to send back...
remanet
11
11
(Latin) a postponed...
remanie
11
11
(French) a fossil or...
remarks
14
14
REMARK, to say brief...
remarry
19
12
to marry again [v RE...
rematch
18
15
to match again [v -E...
remated
12
11
REMATE, to mate agai...
remates
12
10
REMATE, to mate agai...
remblai
16
14
(French) earth or ma...
rembled
16
15
REMBLE, to remove [v...
rembles
16
14
REMBLE, to remove [v...
remeads
12
11
REMEAD, (Scots) to r...
remeded
12
12
REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remedes
12
11
REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remeets
12
10
REMEET, to meet agai...
remeids
13
11
REMEID, (Scots) to r...
remelts
14
11
REMELT, to melt agai...
remends
12
12
REMEND, to mend agai...
remercy
22
15
(obsolete) to thank...
remerge
13
12
to merge again [v RE...
remiges
14
12
REMEX, (Latin) one o...
reminds
13
12
REMIND, to cause to...
remints
13
11
REMINT, to melt down...
remised
13
11
REMISE, to give up a...
remises
13
10
REMISE, to give up a...
remixed
19
18
REMIX, to mix again...
remixer
19
17
one that remixes (a...
remixes
19
17
REMIX, to mix again...
remnant
11
12
something remaining,...
remodel
13
12
to make over [v REMO...
remolds
14
12
REMOLD, to retread a...
remoras
12
10
REMORA, the sucking-...
remorid
13
11
of or like a remora,...
remorse
12
10
deep anguish caused...
remoter
12
10
REMOTE, far off [adj...
remotes
12
10
REMOTE, a remote con...
remould
14
13
to retread a tyre, a...
remount
12
12
to climb in a horse...
removal
15
15
the act of removing...
removed
14
15
REMOVE, to transfer...
remover
14
14
one who removes [n -...
removes
14
14
REMOVE, to transfer...
remuage
13
13
(French) the process...
remudas
13
12
REMUDA, (Spanish) a...
remueur
13
12
(French) the person...
renague
11
11
to refuse, deny, als...
renails
12
9
RENAIL, to nail agai...
renamed
11
12
RENAME, to issue wit...
renames
11
11
RENAME, to issue wit...
renayed
16
11
RENAY, (obsolete) to...
renders
11
9
RENDER, to plaster w...
rending
12
12
REND, to tear apart...
reneged
11
11
RENEGE, to refuse, d...
reneger
11
10
one who reneges [n -...
reneges
11
10
RENEGE, to refuse, d...
renegue
11
11
to refuse, deny, als...
renests
11
8
RENEST, to nest agai...
renewal
14
12
the act of renewing...
renewed
13
12
RENEW, to make new a...
renewer
13
11
one who renews [n -S...
reneyed
16
11
RENEY, (obsolete) to...
renkest
12
12
RENK, (dialect) unpl...
rennase
9
9
an enzyme found in g...
rennets
10
9
RENNET, a name given...
renning
11
12
the act of running [...
rennins
10
10
RENNIN, an enzyme fo...
renowns
13
12
RENOWN, to make famo...
rentals
12
9
RENTAL, the amount p...
renters
11
8
RENTER, one who rent...
rentier
11
8
(French) a person wh...
renting
12
11
the act of renting [...
renvois
13
12
RENVOI, (French) a s...
renvoys
19
14
RENVOY, the sending...
renying
18
13
RENY, (obsolete) to...
reoccur
18
14
to occur again [v RE...
reoffer
15
13
to offer for public...
reoiled
12
9
REOIL, to oil again...
reopens
12
11
REOPEN, to open agai...
reorder
11
8
to put in a further...
reorged
12
10
REORG, to reorganize...
repacks
18
17
REPACK, to pack agai...
repaint
13
11
to paint again [v -E...
repairs
14
10
REPAIR, to restore t...
repanel
13
12
to panel again [v RE...
repaper
15
13
to apply new paper [...
reparks
15
14
REPARK, to park agai...
repasts
14
10
REPAST, to partake o...
repatch
19
15
to patch again [v -E...
repaved
15
15
REPAVE, to pave agai...
repaves
15
14
REPAVE, to pave agai...
repeals
14
11
REPEAL, to revoke [v...
repeats
13
10
REPEAT, to say or do...
repents
13
11
REPENT, to regret an...
reperks
15
14
REPERK, to brew agai...
repined
13
12
REPINE, to express d...
repiner
13
11
one who repines [n -...
repines
13
11
REPINE, to express d...
repique
22
20
to score in a game o...
replace
17
14
to put back or suppl...
replans
14
12
REPLAN, to plan agai...
replant
14
12
to plant again [v -E...
replate
14
11
to plate again [v RE...
replays
21
13
REPLAY, to play agai...
replead
14
12
to plead again [v RE...
replete
14
11
to fill completely [...
replevy
23
17
to regain possession...
replica
18
14
a copy or reproducti...
replied
15
12
REPLY, to answer [v]
replier
15
11
one who replies [n -...
replies
15
11
REPLY, to answer [v]
replots
15
11
REPLOT, to plot agai...
replows
18
14
REPLOW, to plow agai...
replumb
19
18
to plumb again [v -E...
repoint
13
11
to repair mortar [v...
repolls
16
12
REPOLL, to poll agai...
repoman
13
14
one who repossesses...
repomen
13
14
REPOMAN, one who rep...
reponed
12
12
REPONE, to restore t...
repones
12
11
REPONE, to restore t...
reports
14
10
REPORT, to give an a...
reposal
14
11
the act or state of...
reposed
13
11
REPOSE, to lie at re...
reposer
13
10
one who reposes [n -...
reposes
13
10
REPOSE, to lie at re...
reposit
14
10
to put away [v -ED,...
reposts
14
10
REPOST, to post agai...
repours
14
11
REPOUR, to pour agai...
repower
16
13
to power again [v -E...
repping
17
16
working as a commerc...
repress
14
10
to keep under contro...
reprice
17
13
to price again [v RE...
reprime
15
13
to prime again [v RE...
reprint
14
11
to print again [v -E...
reprise
14
10
to take back by forc...
reprive
16
14
(Spenser) to repriev...
reprize
17
19
(Spenser) to reprise...
reprobe
15
13
to probe again [v RE...
reproof
15
13
to make waterproof a...
reprove
15
14
to reprove sternly [...
repryve
22
16
(Spenser) to repriev...
reptant
13
11
creeping or crawling...
reptile
15
11
any of a class of co...
repugns
15
14
REPUGN, to fight aga...
repulps
18
15
REPULP, to pulp agai...
repulse
15
12
to drive back [v REP...
repumps
18
17
REPUMP, to pump agai...
repunit
14
12
a number of two or m...
repured
14
12
REPURE, to purify ag...
repures
14
11
REPURE, to purify ag...
reputed
14
12
REPUTE, to consider...
reputes
14
11
REPUTE, to consider...
requere
19
17
(Spenser) to require...
request
20
17
to ask for [v -ED, -...
requiem
21
20
a musical compositio...
requins
20
18
REQUIN, (French) the...
require
20
17
to have need of [v R...
requite
20
17
to repay [v REQUITED...
requits
21
17
REQUIT, (Shakespeare...
requote
19
17
to quote again [v RE...
reracks
16
14
RERACK, to rack agai...
rerails
13
8
RERAIL, to replace o...
reraise
11
7
to raise again [v RE...
rereads
11
8
REREAD, to read agai...
reredos
11
8
a screen or panellin...
reremai
12
10
(Maori) the basking...
rerents
11
8
RERENT, to rent agai...
rerisen
11
8
RERISE, to rise agai...
rerises
12
7
RERISE, to rise agai...
rerolls
14
9
REROLL, to roll agai...
reroofs
13
10
REROOF, to renew the...
reroute
11
8
to choose a differen...
resails
13
8
RESAIL, to sail agai...
resales
12
8
RESALE, the act of s...
resawed
14
11
RESAW, to saw again...
rescale
15
11
to plan to a new sca...
rescind
15
12
to annul, remove [v...
rescore
14
10
to score again [v RE...
rescued
15
12
RESCUE, to free from...
rescuee
14
11
one that is rescued...
rescuer
15
11
one who rescues [n -...
rescues
15
11
RESCUE, to free from...
reseals
12
8
RESEAL, to seal agai...
reseats
11
7
RESEAT, to seat agai...
reseaus
11
8
RESEAU, a filter scr...
reseaux
17
15
RESEAU, a filter scr...
resects
15
10
RESECT, to cut away...
resedas
11
8
RESEDA, (French) a p...
reseeds
11
8
RESEED, to seed agai...
reseeks
12
11
RESEEK, to seek agai...
reseize
14
16
(Spenser) to reinsta...
resells
14
9
RESELL, to sell agai...
resends
11
9
RESEND, to send agai...
resents
11
8
RESENT, to feel affr...
reserve
13
11
to hold in abeyance...
resewed
14
11
RESEW, to sew again...
reshape
15
12
to shape again [v RE...
reshave
15
13
to shave again [v RE...
reshine
13
10
to shine again [v RE...
reships
17
12
RESHIP, to ship agai...
reshoed
13
10
RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshoes
13
9
RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshone
12
10
RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshoot
13
9
to film a scene agai...
reshown
16
13
RESHOW, to show agai...
reshows
17
12
RESHOW, to show agai...
resiant
11
8
(archaic) a resident...
resided
12
9
RESIDE, to live in a...
resider
12
8
one who resides [n -...
resides
12
8
RESIDE, to live in a...
residua
12
9
RESIDUUM, (Latin) a...
residue
12
9
something remaining...
resifts
15
10
RESIFT, to sift agai...
resight
16
11
to sight again [v -E...
resigns
13
10
RESIGN, to give up a...
resiled
13
9
RESILE, to spring ba...
resiles
13
8
RESILE, to spring ba...
resilin
13
9
an elastic substance...
resined
11
9
RESIN, to impregnate...
resiner
11
8
a resin gatherer [n...
resists
13
7
RESIST, to strive ag...
resited
12
8
RESITE, to move to a...
resites
12
7
RESITE, to move to a...
resized
15
17
RESIZE, to size agai...
resizes
15
16
RESIZE, to size agai...
reskews
16
14
RESKEW, (Spenser) to...
reskill
16
13
to retrain employees...
reskins
13
12
RESKIN, to replace t...
reskued
13
13
RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
reskues
13
12
RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
reslate
12
8
to put down new slat...
resmelt
14
11
to smelt again [v -E...
resoaks
12
11
RESOAK, to soak agai...
resojet
13
16
a pulsejet [n -S]
resoled
12
9
RESOLE, to put on ne...
resoles
12
8
RESOLE, to put on ne...
resolve
14
12
to make a firm decis...
resorbs
14
10
RESORB, to absorb ag...
resorts
12
7
RESORT, to sort agai...
resound
11
10
to make an echoing s...
resowed
14
11
RESOW, to sow again...
respace
16
13
to provide new spaci...
respade
13
11
to turn over soil ag...
respeak
14
14
to speak again [v RE...
respect
17
13
to have high regard...
respell
16
12
to spell again [v RE...
respelt
15
11
RESPELL, to spell ag...
respire
14
10
to breathe [v RESPIR...
respite
14
10
to relieve temporari...
resplit
16
11
to split again [v RE...
respoke
14
14
RESPEAK, to speak ag...
respond
13
12
to say or act in ret...
respool
14
11
to spool again [v -E...
respots
14
10
RESPOT, to spot agai...
respray
20
12
to spray again [v -E...
restack
16
14
to stack again [v -E...
restaff
16
13
to staff again [v -E...
restage
12
9
to put on the same p...
restamp
15
13
to stamp again [v -E...
restart
12
7
to start again [v -E...
restate
11
7
to state again [v RE...
restems
13
10
RESTEM, to force aga...
resters
12
7
RESTER, one who rest...
restful
16
12
relaxing [adj RESTFU...
restier
12
7
RESTY, (obsolete) re...
restiff
17
13
(obsolete) restive [...
resting
13
10
the act of resting [...
restive
14
11
uneasy, as if ready...
restock
16
14
to stock again [v -E...
restoke
12
11
to stoke again [v RE...
restore
11
7
to bring back to the...
restudy
19
11
to study again [v RE...
restuff
17
14
to stuff again [v -E...
restump
16
14
to replace the housi...
restyle
19
10
to make into a new s...
results
14
9
RESULT, to follow as...
resumed
13
12
RESUME, to begin aga...
resumer
13
11
one who resumes [n -...
resumes
13
11
RESUME, to begin aga...
resurge
13
10
to rise again [v RES...
resuses
12
8
RESUS, (short for) r...
retable
14
11
(French) a shelf or...
retablo
14
11
a shelf or ornamenta...
retacks
16
14
RETACK, to tack agai...
retails
13
8
RETAIL, to sell dire...
retains
11
8
RETAIN, to keep poss...
retaken
11
12
RETAKE, to take back...
retaker
12
11
one who takes again...
retakes
12
11
RETAKE, to take back...
retally
20
11
to tally again [v RE...
retamas
12
10
RETAMA, (Spanish) a...
retaped
13
11
RETAPE, to tape agai...
retapes
13
10
RETAPE, to tape agai...
retards
12
8
RETARD, to hold back...
retaste
11
7
to taste again [v RE...
retaxed
17
15
RETAX, to tax again...
retaxes
17
14
RETAX, to tax again...
retched
17
13
RETCH, to make an ef...
retches
17
12
RETCH, to make an ef...
reteach
16
12
to teach again [v RE...
reteams
12
10
RETEAM, to team up w...
retears
11
7
RETEAR, to tear agai...
retells
14
9
RETELL, to tell agai...
retenes
10
8
RETENE, a hydrocarbo...
retests
12
7
RETEST, to test agai...
rethink
15
14
to think again [v RE...
retiary
18
9
fighting with a net,...
reticle
16
11
a network of lines i...
retiled
13
9
RETILE, to tile agai...
retiles
13
8
RETILE, to tile agai...
retimed
13
11
RETIME, to time agai...
retimes
13
10
RETIME, to time agai...
retinae
10
8
RETINA, a membrane o...
retinal
12
9
a pigment in the ret...
retinas
11
8
RETINA, a membrane o...
retines
11
8
RETINE, a substance...
retinol
12
9
a liquid hydrocarbon...
retints
12
8
RETINT, to tint agai...
retinue
11
9
a group of attendant...
retiral
13
8
the giving up of off...
retired
12
8
RETIRE, to withdraw...
retiree
11
7
one who has retired...
retirer
12
7
one who retires [n -...
retires
12
7
RETIRE, to withdraw...
retitle
13
8
to give a new title...
retools
12
8
RETOOL, to reequip w...
retorts
12
7
RETORT, to answer ba...
retotal
12
8
to total again [v RE...
retouch
17
13
to add new details t...
retours
12
8
RETOUR, to confirm a...
retoxed
17
15
RETOX, to embark on...
retoxes
17
14
RETOX, to embark on...
retrace
14
10
to go back over [v R...
retrack
16
14
to retrace your step...
retract
15
10
to take back [v -ED,...
retrain
11
8
to train again [v -E...
retrait
12
7
(obsolete) retreat,...
retrate
11
7
(Spenser) to retreat...
retread
11
8
to tread again [v RE...
retreat
11
7
to go back [v -ED, -...
retrees
11
7
RETREE, in papermaki...
retrial
13
8
a second trial [n -S...
retried
12
8
RETRY, to try again...
retries
12
7
RETRY, to try again...
retrims
14
10
RETRIM, to trim agai...
retsina
11
8
a resin-flavoured Gr...
rettery
18
9
a place where flax i...
retting
13
10
RET, to expose to mo...
retunds
12
10
RETUND, to blunt the...
retuned
11
10
RETUNE, to tune agai...
retunes
11
9
RETUNE, to tune agai...
returfs
15
11
RETURF, to lay new t...
returns
12
9
RETURN, to go back [...
retweet
14
10
to tweet again [v -E...
retwist
16
10
to twist again [v -E...
retying
19
12
RETIE, to tie again...
retyped
20
13
RETYPE, to type agai...
retypes
20
12
RETYPE, to type agai...
reunify
20
14
to unify again [v RE...
reunion
10
10
a uniting of people...
reunite
11
9
to come together aga...
reurged
13
11
REURGE, to press str...
reurges
13
10
REURGE, to press str...
reusing
13
11
REUSE, to use again...
reutter
12
8
to utter again [v -E...
revalue
14
13
to value again [v RE...
revamps
17
17
REVAMP, to make over...
reveals
14
12
REVEAL, to make know...
reveled
14
13
REVEL, to engage in...
reveler
14
12
one who revels, also...
revelry
21
14
noisy merrymaking [n...
revenge
13
14
to take retribution...
revenue
12
13
the income of a gove...
reverbs
16
14
REVERB, (Shakespeare...
revered
13
12
REVERE, to regard wi...
reverer
13
11
one who reveres [n -...
reveres
13
11
REVERE, to regard wi...
reverie
13
11
a daydream, also REV...
reverse
13
11
in the opposite dire...
reversi
14
11
REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reverso
13
11
(Italian) a back-han...
reverts
14
11
REVERT, to return to...
revests
14
11
REVEST, to vest agai...
reveurs
14
12
REVEUR, (French) a d...
reveuse
13
12
(French) a (female)...
reviews
17
14
REVIEW, to view agai...
reviled
15
13
REVILE, to assail wi...
reviler
15
12
one who reviles [n -...
reviles
15
12
REVILE, to assail wi...
revisal
15
12
a revised version, a...
revised
14
12
REVISE, to make a ne...
reviser
14
11
one who revises, als...
revises
14
11
REVISE, to make a ne...
revisit
15
11
to visit again [v -E...
revisor
14
11
one who revises, als...
revival
17
16
renewed interest or...
revived
16
16
REVIVE, to bring bac...
reviver
16
15
something that reviv...
revives
16
15
REVIVE, to bring bac...
revivor
16
15
the revival of a law...
revoice
16
14
to refurnish with a...
revoked
14
16
REVOKE, to annul by...
revoker
14
15
one who revokes [n -...
revokes
14
15
REVOKE, to annul by...
revolts
15
12
REVOLT, to rise up a...
revolve
16
16
to turn on an axis [...
revoted
13
12
REVOTE, to vote agai...
revotes
13
11
REVOTE, to vote agai...
revuist
15
12
a writer of revues [...
revving
17
18
REV, to increase the...
revying
21
16
REVIE, to stake high...
rewaked
15
15
REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewaken
14
15
to waken again, also...
rewakes
15
14
REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewards
15
11
REWARD, to give in r...
rewarms
16
13
REWARM, to warm agai...
rewater
14
10
to water again [v -E...
rewaxed
20
18
REWAX, to wax again...
rewaxes
20
17
REWAX, to wax again...
rewears
14
10
REWEAR, to wear agai...
reweave
15
14
to weave again [v RE...
reweigh
18
14
to weigh again [v -E...
rewelds
16
12
REWELD, to weld agai...
rewiden
14
12
to widen again [v -E...
rewilds
17
12
REWILD, to release (...
rewinds
15
12
REWIND, to wind agai...
rewired
15
11
REWIRE, to install n...
rewires
15
10
REWIRE, to install n...
rewoken
14
15
REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewords
15
11
REWORD, to state aga...
reworks
16
14
REWORK, to work agai...
rewound
14
13
REWIND, to wind agai...
rewoven
15
15
REWEAVE, to weave ag...
rewraps
17
13
REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rewrapt
17
13
REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rewrite
15
10
to write again [v RE...
rewrote
14
10
REWRITE, to write ag...
rexines
17
15
REXINE, (tradename)...
reynard
17
11
an appellation appli...
rezeros
14
16
REZERO, to reset (a...
rezoned
13
18
REZONE, to zone agai...
rezones
13
17
REZONE, to zone agai...
rhabdom
17
16
a rodlike structure...
rhabdus
17
14
a rodlike sponge spi...
rhachis
20
14
the spinal column, a...
rhamnus
15
14
a thorny tree or shr...
rhanjas
15
19
RHANJA, (Hinglish) a...
rhaphae
17
14
RHAPHE, a seamlike r...
rhaphes
18
14
RHAPHE, a seamlike r...
rhaphis
19
14
a needlelike crystal...
rhatany
19
12
a South American shr...
rheboks
17
16
RHEBOK, (Afrikaans)...
rhenium
15
14
a metallic element [...
rhetors
14
9
RHETOR, a teacher of...
rheumed
15
14
troubled by rheumati...
rheumic
19
16
pertaining to, or ch...
rhizine
17
19
a lichen rhizoid [n...
rhizoid
18
19
a short hairlike org...
rhizoma
18
21
a rootlike, undergro...
rhizome
18
21
a rootlike, undergro...
rhizopi
20
21
RHIZOPUS, any of a g...
rhodies
14
10
RHODY, (colloquial)...
rhodium
16
14
a very hard silvery-...
rhodora
13
10
a North American aza...
rhodous
14
11
of rhodium in lower...
rhombic
21
18
of or like a rhombus...
rhomboi
17
15
RHOMBOS, (Greek) a b...
rhombos
17
15
(Greek) a bullroarer...
rhombus
18
16
a type of geometric...
rhonchi
19
15
RHONCHUS, (Latin) a...
rhoncus
17
14
a rattling or whistl...
rhubarb
19
16
any species of the g...
rhumbas
18
16
RHUMBA, (Spanish) to...
rhymers
22
14
RHYMER, one who comp...
rhyming
23
17
RHYME, to compose ve...
rhymist
23
14
a versifier [n -S]
rhythmi
25
16
RHYTHMUS, a pattern...
rhythms
25
16
RHYTHM, a pattern of...
rhytina
20
12
an aquatic mammal of...
rhytons
20
12
RHYTON, an ancient G...
rialtos
13
8
RIALTO, a theatrical...
riantly
19
11
RIANT, mirthful, gay...
ribalds
16
12
RIBALD, (obsolete) a...
ribands
14
12
RIBAND, a ribbon, al...
ribauds
15
12
RIBAUD, (Spenser) a...
ribband
16
15
a ribbon, also RIBAN...
ribbers
17
13
RIBBER, one that rib...
ribbier
17
13
RIBBY, marked by rib...
ribbies
17
13
RIBBIE, in baseball,...
ribbing
18
16
an arrangement of ri...
ribbits
18
13
RIBBIT, the sound ma...
ribbons
16
14
RIBBON, to decorate...
ribbony
22
16
resembling ribbon [a...
ribcage
18
15
an enclosure for the...
ribeyes
20
12
RIBEYE, a choice cut...
ribibes
17
13
RIBIBE, (obsolete) a...
ribible
18
14
a small three-string...
ribiers
15
10
RIBIER, a large, bla...
ribless
16
11
without ribs [adj]
riblets
16
11
RIBLET, the rib end...
riblike
17
15
like a rib [adj]
riboses
14
10
RIBOSE, a pentose su...
ribston
14
11
a variety of winter...
ribwork
19
17
a rib vaulting [n -S...
ribwort
18
13
a plantain with lanc...
richens
17
13
RICHEN, to make or b...
richest
18
12
RICH, wealthy [adj]
riching
19
15
RICH, to grow rich [...
richted
18
13
RICHT, to right [v]
richter
18
12
RICHT, (Scots) right...
riciest
16
10
RICY, containing ric...
ricinus
16
12
a genus of plants of...
rickers
17
14
RICKER, a young tree...
rickets
17
14
a disease resulting...
rickety
23
16
shaky, ramshackle, a...
rickeys
23
16
RICKEY, an alcoholic...
ricking
18
17
RICK, to pile hay in...
rickles
18
15
RICKLE, (Scots) a lo...
ricksha
19
16
a small, two-wheeled...
ricotta
15
10
(Italian) a type of...
ricracs
19
13
RICRAC, a braid used...
ridable
15
12
capable of being rid...
ridders
13
9
RIDDER, one who rids...
ridding
14
12
RID, to free or clea...
riddled
14
11
RIDDLE, to pierce wi...
riddler
14
10
one who poses riddle...
riddles
14
10
RIDDLE, to pierce wi...
ridered
12
9
depicting a rider [a...
ridgels
15
11
RIDGEL, a male anima...
ridgers
14
10
RIDGER, a type of pl...
ridgier
14
10
RIDGY, having ridges...
ridgils
16
11
RIDGIL, a male anima...
ridging
15
13
the forming of ridge...
ridings
14
11
RIDING, a division o...
ridleys
20
11
RIDLEY, a sea turtle...
ridotto
12
8
a public musical ent...
riempie
15
13
(Afrikaans) a long r...
rievers
14
11
RIEVER, a raider, pl...
rieving
15
14
RIEVE, to rob, plund...
riffage
17
15
in jazz, the act of...
riffing
18
16
RIFF, to play such a...
riffled
18
15
RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riffler
18
14
a small file with cu...
riffles
18
14
RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riffola
17
14
(colloquial) the use...
riflers
16
11
RIFLER, a hawk that...
riflery
22
13
the practice of shoo...
rifling
17
14
the system of groove...
riflips
19
14
RIFLIP, the genetic...
riftier
15
10
RIFTY, having fissur...
rifting
16
13
RIFT, to form a fiss...
riggald
16
13
a male animal with o...
riggers
15
11
RIGGER, one who rigs...
rigging
16
14
the system of lines,...
riggish
18
13
(Shakespeare) wanton...
righted
16
12
RIGHT, to put in pro...
righten
15
12
(archaic) to set rig...
righter
16
11
one who sets things...
rightly
24
14
RIGHT, being in acco...
rigider
14
10
RIGID, stiff [adj]
rigidly
22
13
RIGID, stiff [adv]
rigling
16
13
a male animal with o...
riglins
15
11
RIGLIN, a male anima...
rigolls
16
11
RIGOLL, a gutter or...
rigours
14
10
RIGOUR, severity [n]
rigouts
14
10
RIGOUT, a person's d...
rikisha
16
13
a small, two-wheeled...
rikishi
17
13
(Japanese) a sumo wr...
rikshaw
19
16
a small, two-wheeled...
riliest
14
8
RILEY, turbid, also...
rilievi
16
12
RILIEVO, the project...
rilievo
15
12
the projection of fi...
rillets
15
9
RILLET, a small rill...
rilling
16
12
RILL, to flow like a...
rimayes
19
12
RIMAYE, a bergschrun...
rimfire
16
13
a cartridge having t...
rimiest
14
10
RIMY, covered with r...
rimland
14
13
an outlying area [n...
rimless
15
11
without a rim [adj]
rimmers
15
13
RIMMER, a tool used...
rimming
16
16
stimulation of the a...
rimpled
17
15
RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
rimples
17
14
RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
rimrock
18
17
an outcrop of resist...
rimshot
16
12
a sound made by a dr...
rindier
12
9
RINDY, covered in ri...
rinding
13
12
RIND, to cover with...
ringbit
16
13
a horse's bit [n -S]
ringent
12
11
having gaping liplik...
ringers
13
10
RINGER, one that rin...
ringgit
15
12
(Malay) a monetary u...
ringing
14
13
making a ringing sou...
ringlet
14
11
a small ring [n -S]
ringman
13
14
the ring finger [n R...
ringmen
13
14
RINGMAN, the ring fi...
ringtaw
16
13
a game of marbles [n...
ringway
22
15
a ring-road [n -S]
rinking
14
15
RINK, to skate at an...
rinning
12
12
RIN, (Scots) to run...
rinsers
12
8
RINSER, something or...
rinsing
13
11
the act of rinsing [...
rioters
12
7
RIOTER, one that rio...
rioting
13
10
the act of rioting [...
riotise
12
7
(obsolete) riot, ext...
riotize
15
16
(obsolete) riot, ext...
riotous
12
8
characterized by rio...
ripcord
18
14
a cord to release a...
ripecks
19
17
RIPECK, a pole used...
ripened
13
12
RIPEN, to become rip...
ripener
13
11
one that ripens [n -...
ripieni
14
11
RIPIENO, a musical p...
ripieno
13
11
a musical passage pe...
ripoffs
19
16
RIPOFF, a swindle, a...
riposte
14
10
to make a return thr...
riposts
15
10
RIPOST, to make a re...
rippers
17
13
RIPPER, (obsolete) a...
rippier
17
13
(obsolete) a person...
ripping
18
16
the act of copying a...
rippled
18
15
RIPPLE, to form smal...
rippler
18
14
a toothed tool for c...
ripples
18
14
RIPPLE, to form smal...
ripplet
18
14
a small ripple [n -S...
ripraps
17
13
RIPRAP, to strengthe...
ripsawn
17
14
RIPSAW, to cut with...
ripsaws
18
13
RIPSAW, to cut with...
ripstop
17
13
a fabric woven so th...
riptide
15
11
a tide that opposes...
risible
16
11
provoking laughter [...
risibly
23
13
RISIBLE, provoking l...
risings
14
10
RISING, the act of o...
riskers
14
11
RISKER, one who risk...
riskful
18
16
dangerous, also RISK...
riskier
14
11
RISKY, dangerous, al...
riskily
22
14
RISKY, dangerous, al...
risking
15
14
RISK, to expose to l...
risorii
13
7
RISORIUS, a facial m...
risotto
12
7
(Italian) rice cooke...
risping
16
13
a portion grated off...
risques
21
17
RISQUE, a hazard or...
rissole
13
8
a small ball filled...
ristras
13
7
RISTRA, a string of...
risuses
13
8
RISUS, (Latin) a lau...
ritards
13
8
RITARD, (Italian) a...
ritters
13
7
RITTER, (archaic) a...
ritting
14
10
RIT, (Scots) to scra...
rituals
14
9
RITUAL, a system of...
ritzier
16
16
RITZY, pretentious [...
ritzily
24
19
RITZY, pretentious [...
rivages
15
13
RIVAGE, (French) a s...
rivaled
15
13
RIVAL, to strive to...
rivalry
22
14
competition, also RI...
rivered
14
12
watered by rivers [a...
riveret
14
11
(archaic) a small ri...
riveted
14
12
RIVET, to fasten wit...
riveter
14
11
one who rivets [n -S...
riviera
14
11
(Italian) a warm coa...
riviere
14
11
(French) a necklace...
rivlins
16
13
RIVLIN, (Scots) a sh...
rivulet
16
13
a small stream [n -S...
rivulus
17
14
a small tropical Ame...
rizards
16
17
RIZARD, (Scots) a re...
rizzars
19
25
RIZZAR, (Scots) to d...
rizzart
19
25
(Scots) a redcurrant...
rizzers
19
25
RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
rizzors
19
25
RIZZOR, (Scots) to d...
roached
16
13
ROACH, to clip or tr...
roaches
16
12
ROACH, to clip or tr...
roadbed
13
12
the foundation for a...
roadeos
10
8
ROADEO, a competitio...
roadhog
14
12
a selfish or aggress...
roadies
11
8
ROADIE, a person who...
roading
12
11
a wood-cock's evenin...
roadman
11
12
one who works making...
roadmen
11
12
ROADMAN, one who wor...
roadway
20
13
a road, also RODEWAY...
roamers
12
10
ROAMER, one who roam...
roaming
13
13
the act of roaming [...
roarers
11
7
ROARER, one who roar...
roarier
11
7
ROARY, noisy, garish...
roaring
12
10
proceeding with very...
roasted
11
8
ROAST, to cook with...
roaster
11
7
a pan or dish in whi...
roastie
11
7
(colloquial) a roast...
roating
12
10
ROATE, to learn by r...
robalos
14
11
ROBALO, (Spanish) a...
robands
13
12
ROBAND, a piece of y...
robatas
13
10
ROBATA, (Japanese) a...
robbers
16
13
ROBBER, one that rob...
robbery
22
15
the act of one who r...
robbing
17
16
ROB, to steal [v]
robbins
16
14
ROBBIN, a kind of pa...
robings
15
13
ROBING, the putting...
robinia
13
11
a genus of leguminou...
robotic
17
13
relating to a robot...
robotry
20
12
the science of robot...
robusta
14
11
a kind of coffee gro...
rochets
17
12
ROCHET, a close-fitt...
rockaby
24
19
a song used to lull...
rockers
16
14
ROCKER, the rock dov...
rockery
22
16
a rock garden [n ROC...
rockets
16
14
ROCKET, to be projec...
rockier
16
14
the rock dove, also...
rockily
24
17
ROCKY, shaky, or uns...
rocking
17
17
moving back and fort...
rocklay
23
17
(Scots) a short cloa...
rockoon
14
15
a small rocket [n -S...
rococos
17
13
ROCOCO, (French) a s...
rocquet
23
20
a close-fitting surp...
rodding
13
12
the act of clearing...
rodents
11
9
RODENT, a gnawing ma...
rodeoed
10
9
RODEO, to perform a...
rodeway
20
13
(Shakespeare) a road...
rodings
13
11
RODING, a wood-cock'...
rodless
13
9
without a rod [adj]
rodlike
14
13
like a rod [adj]
rodneys
17
11
RODNEY, (Canadian) a...
rodsman
12
12
a surveyor's assista...
rodsmen
12
12
RODSMAN, a surveyor'...
rodster
12
8
(archaic) an angler...
roebuck
18
18
the male of a small...
roemers
12
10
ROEMER, a large drin...
roestis
12
7
ROESTI, a dish of gr...
rogallo
14
11
a light and flexible...
rogered
12
10
ROGER, (slang) to ha...
rognons
11
11
ROGNON, (French) an...
roguers
13
10
ROGUER, a rogue [n]
roguery
19
12
roguish conduct [n R...
roguing
14
13
ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roguish
16
12
dishonest [adj ROGUI...
roilier
13
8
ROILY, turbid [adj]
roiling
14
11
ROIL, to make muddy...
roining
12
11
ROIN, (Spenser) to g...
roinish
14
10
(Shakespeare) mangy;...
roisted
12
8
ROIST, to revel nois...
roister
12
7
to revel noisily, ca...
rokelay
19
14
(Scots) a short cloa...
rokiest
13
11
ROKY, (dialect) mist...
rokkaku
15
20
(Japanese) a fightin...
rolfers
15
11
ROLFER, a manipulato...
rolfing
16
14
a therapeutic techni...
rollbar
16
12
a frame to protect t...
rollers
14
9
ROLLER, a cylindrica...
rollick
19
16
to behave in a caref...
rollies
14
9
ROLLIE, a hand-rolle...
rolling
15
12
the act of rolling [...
rollmop
17
15
a fillet of herring...
rollock
18
16
a contrivance servin...
rollout
14
10
a type of play in fo...
rolltop
16
12
having a flexible, s...
rollups
17
13
ROLLUP, something th...
rollway
23
14
an incline for rolli...
romages
13
12
ROMAGE, (Shakespeare...
romaika
13
14
a modern Greek dance...
romaine
11
11
(French) a type of l...
romajis
15
19
ROMAJI, (Japanese) a...
romance
14
14
to woo [v ROMANCED,...
romanos
11
11
ROMANO, (Italian) a...
romanza
14
20
a short instrumental...
romaunt
12
12
(archaic) a romantic...
romcoms
17
16
ROMCOM, a romantic c...
romneya
17
13
a plant with large w...
rompers
15
13
ROMPER, a one-piece...
romping
16
16
ROMP, to play boiste...
rompish
18
15
inclined to romp [ad...
rondeau
10
10
(French) a poem of 1...
rondels
12
10
RONDEL, (French) a v...
rondino
10
10
(Italian) a short ro...
rondure
11
10
(Shakespeare) a grac...
roneoed
9
9
RONEO, (tradename) t...
ronions
10
9
RONION, a mangy or s...
ronnels
11
10
RONNEL, an insectici...
ronnies
10
9
RONNIE, (slang) Dubl...
ronning
11
12
RUN, to move by rapi...
rontgen
11
11
(German) the interna...
ronyons
16
11
RONYON, (Shakespeare...
ronzers
14
17
RONZER, (New Zealand...
roofers
13
10
ROOFER, one who supp...
roofier
13
10
ROOFY, having a roof...
roofies
13
10
ROOFIE, a tablet of...
roofing
14
13
material for a roof...
rooftop
15
13
the outside of a roo...
rooibos
13
10
(Afrikaans) tea prep...
rooikat
12
11
(Afrikaans) a South...
rooinek
11
12
(Afrikaans) an Afrik...
rookery
18
13
a colony of European...
rookier
12
11
ROOKY, (Shakespeare)...
rookies
12
11
ROOKIE, a new recrui...
rooking
13
14
ROOK, to swindle [v]
rookish
15
13
like a rook [adj]
roomers
12
10
ROOMER, a lodger [n]
roomful
16
15
the contents of a ro...
roomier
12
10
ROOMY, spacious [adj...
roomies
12
10
ROOMIE, (colloquial)...
roomily
20
13
ROOMY, spacious [adv...
rooming
13
13
ROOM, to occupy a ro...
roopier
13
10
ROOPY, (Scots) hoars...
rooping
14
13
ROOP, (Scots) to mak...
roosers
11
7
ROOSER, (Scots) a bo...
roosing
12
10
ROOSE, to heap prais...
roosted
11
8
ROOST, to prepare fo...
rooster
11
7
a domestic cock [n -...
rootage
11
9
a system of roots [n...
rootcap
16
13
the loose mass of ce...
rooters
11
7
ROOTER, a vocal supp...
rootier
11
7
ROOTY, full of roots...
rooties
11
7
ROOTY, military slan...
rooting
12
10
the act of rooting [...
rootkit
13
11
a set of programs us...
rootled
12
9
ROOTLE, to grub [v]
rootles
12
8
ROOTLE, to grub [v]
rootlet
12
8
a small root [n -S]
ropable
16
14
that can be roped, a...
ropeway
22
15
an aerial cable used...
ropiest
14
10
ROPY, resembling rop...
ropings
15
13
ROPING, the act of r...
roquets
20
17
ROQUET, to make such...
roriest
12
7
RORY, (Scots) noisy,...
rorqual
21
18
a large whale, a fin...
rorters
12
7
RORTER, a conman [n]
rortier
12
7
RORTY, (Australian s...
rorting
13
10
the falsification of...
rosacea
13
10
a skin disease [n -S...
rosaces
14
10
ROSACE, (French) a r...
rosaker
12
11
(obsolete) a bright-...
rosalia
12
8
(Italian) a series o...
rosaria
11
7
ROSARIUM, a rose gar...
rosbifs
17
13
ROSBIF, (French) an...
roscoes
14
10
ROSCOE, (US slang) a...
roseate
10
7
resembling a rose; o...
rosebay
19
12
the oleander; any rh...
rosebed
13
11
a part of a garden w...
rosebud
14
12
the bud of a rose [n...
rosehip
16
12
the fruit of the ros...
rosella
13
9
an Australian parake...
roselle
13
9
an East Indian hibis...
roseola
11
8
a rose-coloured skin...
roseted
11
8
ROSET, (Scots) to co...
rosette
11
7
a knot or radiating...
rosetty
18
9
(Scots) like rosin,...
rosiere
11
7
(Spenser) a rosebush...
rosiers
12
7
ROSIER, a rosebush,...
rosiest
12
7
ROSY, rose-coloured...
rosined
11
9
ROSIN, to treat with...
rosiner
11
8
a strong alcoholic d...
rosinol
12
9
a rosin oil [n -S]
rosited
12
8
ROSIT, (Scots) to co...
rosolio
12
8
(Italian) a sweet co...
rossers
12
7
ROSSER, (slang) a po...
rosters
12
7
ROSTER, to put on a...
rosting
13
10
ROST, (obsolete) to...
rostral
13
8
of or like a rostrum...
rostrum
14
11
a beaklike process o...
rosulas
13
9
ROSULA, a leaf-roset...
rosying
19
12
ROSY, to redden [v]
rotated
11
8
ROTATE, to turn like...
rotates
11
7
ROTATE, to turn like...
rotator
11
7
a muscle serving to...
rotches
17
12
ROTCH, the little au...
rotchie
17
12
the little auk, also...
rotguts
14
10
ROTGUT, (colloquial)...
rothers
14
9
ROTHER, (obsolete) a...
rotifer
14
10
a microscopic aquati...
rotinis
12
8
ROTINI, (Italian) a...
rotolos
12
8
ROTOLO, (Italian) an...
rottans
11
8
ROTTAN, (dialect) a...
rottens
11
8
ROTTEN, a rat [n]
rotters
12
7
ROTTER, a scoundrel...
rotting
13
10
ROT, to decompose [v...
rotulae
12
9
ROTULA, (Latin) the...
rotulas
13
9
ROTULA, (Latin) the...
rotunda
11
10
(Italian) a rounded,...
rotunds
12
10
ROTUND, to round [v]
roubles
15
12
ROUBLE, a monetary u...
rouched
17
14
trimmed with a rouch...
rouches
17
13
ROUCHE, (French) a f...
roucous
15
12
ROUCOU, a bright ora...
roughed
15
13
ROUGH, to make rough...
roughen
14
13
to make rough [v -ED...
rougher
15
12
a person who perform...
roughie
15
12
a dry bough used as...
roughly
23
15
ROUGH, having an une...
rouging
14
13
ROUGE, to colour wit...
rouille
14
10
(French) a peppery g...
roulade
12
10
(French) a meat roll...
rouleau
12
10
(French) a roll of c...
rouming
14
14
in the phrase soumin...
rounces
14
12
ROUNCE, part of a ha...
rounded
11
11
ROUND, to make round...
roundel
12
11
a round object, also...
rounder
11
10
a tool for rounding...
roundle
12
11
a round object, also...
roundly
19
13
ROUND, shaped like a...
roundup
14
14
an assembling of sca...
roupier
14
11
ROUPY, hoarse, also...
roupily
22
14
ROUPY, hoarse, also...
rouping
15
14
ROUP, (Scots) to auc...
rousant
11
9
rising as a bird [ad...
rousers
12
8
ROUSER, a person or...
rousing
13
11
ROUSE, to disturb or...
rousted
12
9
ROUST, to arouse and...
rouster
12
8
a wharf labourer and...
routers
12
8
ROUTER, a two-handle...
routhie
14
10
(Scots) plentiful [a...
routine
11
9
regular [adj ROUTINE...
routing
13
11
going to receptions...
routous
12
9
(archaic) like a rou...
rovings
15
14
ROVING, the act of r...
rowable
17
14
able to be rowed [ad...
rowboat
16
13
a small boat designe...
rowdier
15
11
ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
rowdies
15
11
ROWDY, a noisy, turb...
rowdily
23
14
ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
roweled
15
12
ROWEL, to prick with...
rowings
16
13
ROWING, the sport of...
rowlock
20
18
a device for holding...
rownded
14
13
ROWND, (obsolete) to...
rowover
16
14
a rowing event won b...
rowting
16
13
ROWT, to rummage out...
royalet
18
10
a petty king [n -S]
royally
26
13
ROYAL, relating to a...
royalty
25
12
the status or power...
royning
18
13
ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
roynish
20
12
(Shakespeare) mangy;...
roysted
18
10
ROYST, to revel nois...
royster
18
9
to revel noisily, ca...
rozelle
16
18
an East Indian hibis...
rozeted
14
17
ROZET, (Scots) to ro...
rozited
15
17
ROZIT, (Scots) to ro...
rozzers
18
25
ROZZER, (slang) a po...
rubaboo
15
14
a type of soup, also...
rubaces
17
14
RUBACE, a kind of ru...
rubasse
14
11
a kind of ruby-red q...
rubatos
14
11
RUBATO, a musical pi...
rubbers
17
14
RUBBER, to provide w...
rubbery
23
16
resembling an elasti...
rubbidy
24
17
a pub (rhyming slang...
rubbies
17
14
RUBBY, (Canadian sla...
rubbing
18
17
an image produced by...
rubbish
20
16
to criticize [v -ED,...
rubbity
24
16
a pub (rhyming slang...
rubbled
18
16
RUBBLE, to reduce in...
rubbles
18
15
RUBBLE, to reduce in...
rubdown
17
16
a brisk rubbing down...
rubella
16
13
a virus disease, Ger...
rubeola
14
12
a virus disease, mea...
rubicon
17
15
the winning of a gam...
rubidic
19
15
of or pertaining to...
rubiest
15
11
RUBY, red like a rub...
rubigos
16
13
RUBIGO, red iron oxi...
rubines
14
12
RUBINE, (Spenser) a...
rubious
15
12
ruby coloured [adj]
ruboffs
19
17
RUBOFF, a deep impre...
rubouts
15
12
RUBOUT, an act of ru...
rubrics
19
14
RUBRIC, a passage in...
rubuses
15
12
RUBUS, (Latin) a gen...
rubying
22
16
RUBY, to redden [v]
ruching
19
16
a ruche, or ruches c...
rucking
18
18
RUCK, to wrinkle or...
ruckled
18
17
RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
ruckles
18
16
RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
ruckman
17
19
in Australian rules...
ruckmen
17
19
RUCKMAN, in Australi...
rucolas
16
12
RUCOLA, (Italian) a...
ruction
15
12
a noisy disturbance...
rudases
12
9
RUDAS, (Scots) a fou...
rudders
13
10
RUDDER, a vertical b...
ruddied
13
11
RUDDY, to redden [v]
ruddier
13
10
RUDDY, reddish [adj]
ruddies
13
10
RUDDY, to redden [v]
ruddily
21
13
RUDDY, reddish [adv]
rudding
14
13
RUD, (Spenser) to re...
ruddled
14
12
RUDDLE, to colour wi...
ruddles
14
11
RUDDLE, to colour wi...
ruddock
17
17
(dialect) a robin, a...
ruderal
13
10
a plant growing in p...
rudesby
21
14
(Shakespeare) an unc...
rudists
14
9
RUDIST, a cone-shape...
rueings
13
11
RUEING, repentance [...
ruelles
14
10
RUELLE, the space be...
ruellia
14
10
a plant of the acant...
ruffian
16
15
to behave like a tou...
ruffing
18
17
RUFF, at bridge, to...
ruffins
17
15
RUFFIN, (Spenser) a...
ruffled
18
16
RUFFLE, to disturb t...
ruffler
18
15
a beggar posing as a...
ruffles
18
15
RUFFLE, to disturb t...
rufiyaa
20
13
a monetary unit of t...
rugbies
16
13
RUGBY, a form of foo...
ruggers
15
12
RUGGER, a form of fo...
ruggier
15
12
RUGGY, rough and une...
rugging
16
15
a coarse kind of woo...
ruglike
16
15
like a floor coverin...
rugolas
14
11
RUGOLA, (Italian) a...
rugosas
13
10
RUGOSA, a garden ros...
rugrats
14
10
RUGRAT, (colloquial)...
ruinate
11
9
(archaic) to ruin, d...
ruiners
12
9
RUINER, one who ruin...
ruining
13
12
the act of ruining [...
ruinous
12
10
destructive [adj RUI...
rulable
16
13
able to be ruled [ad...
rulered
13
10
RULER, to strike wit...
rulesse
13
9
(Spenser) unruly, wi...
ruliest
14
9
RULY, obedient, orde...
rulings
15
12
RULING, an authorita...
rullion
14
11
(Scots) a rawhide sh...
rullock
19
17
a contrivance servin...
rumakis
15
15
RUMAKI, (Japanese) a...
rumbaed
15
15
RUMBA, to perform a...
rumbled
17
16
RUMBLE, to make a de...
rumbler
17
15
a machine for peelin...
rumbles
17
15
RUMBLE, to make a de...
rumdums
16
16
RUMDUM, an alcoholic...
ruminal
14
13
of or like the rumen...
rumkins
15
16
RUMKIN, (obsolete) a...
rummage
15
16
to search thoroughly...
rummers
15
14
RUMMER, (Dutch) a la...
rummest
15
14
RUM, odd, droll [adj...
rummier
15
14
RUMMY, queer [adj]
rummies
15
14
RUMMY, a card game [...
rummily
23
17
RUMMY, queer [adv]
rummish
18
16
(Scots) to roar or p...
rumness
13
12
the state of being o...
rumored
13
12
RUMOR, to spread by...
rumorer
13
11
a person who is give...
rumours
14
12
RUMOUR, to spread by...
rumpies
16
14
RUMPY, a Manx cat [n...
rumping
17
17
RUMP, to turn one's...
rumpled
17
16
RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
rumples
17
15
RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
rumpots
16
14
RUMPOT, an alcoholic...
runanga
11
12
a Maori assembly or...
runaway
20
14
one that runs away [...
runback
18
19
the area behind the...
runches
17
14
RUNCH, a wild radish...
rundale
12
11
(Scots) a system of...
rundled
13
12
having a rung [adj]
rundles
13
11
RUNDLE, a round, a r...
rundlet
13
11
(archaic) an old liq...
rundown
14
14
a summary, a stateme...
runflat
15
13
a tyre able to run a...
runkled
14
15
RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
runkles
14
14
RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
runless
13
10
scoring no runs in b...
runlets
13
10
RUNLET, a little bro...
runnels
12
11
RUNNEL, a little bro...
runners
11
10
RUNNER, one who runs...
runnets
11
10
RUNNET, (dialect) re...
runnier
11
10
RUNNY, inclined to r...
running
12
13
flowing [adj RUNNING...
runnion
10
11
(Shakespeare) a mang...
runoffs
16
15
RUNOFF, a rainfall t...
runouts
12
10
RUNOUT, a dismissal...
runover
13
13
matter for publicati...
runrigs
14
11
RUNRIG, (Scots) a sy...
runtier
12
9
RUNTY, like a runt [...
runtish
15
11
somewhat runty [adj...
runways
21
14
RUNWAY, a landing an...
rupiahs
17
13
RUPIAH, a monetary u...
rupture
15
12
to burst [v RUPTURED...
rurally
21
12
RURAL, belonging to...
rusalka
14
13
(Russian) a water-ny...
rushees
14
10
RUSHEE, a college st...
rushers
15
10
RUSHER, in American...
rushier
15
10
RUSHY, abounding in...
rushing
16
13
yardage gained in fo...
russels
14
9
RUSSEL, a ribbed cot...
russets
13
8
RUSSET, to become re...
russety
19
10
rust coloured [adj]
russias
13
8
RUSSIA, a fine brown...
russify
22
13
to make Russian [v R...
russula
14
10
any fungus of the ge...
rustics
17
11
RUSTIC, one who live...
rustier
13
8
RUSTY, covered with...
rustily
21
11
RUSTY, covered with...
rusting
14
11
the act of rusting [...
rustled
14
10
RUSTLE, to steal cat...
rustler
14
9
one who steals cattl...
rustles
14
9
RUSTLE, to steal cat...
rustred
13
9
pierced with a rustr...
rustres
13
8
RUSTRE, a lozenge pi...
ruthful
19
15
full of compassion [...
rutiles
14
9
RUTILE, a reddish-br...
rutters
13
8
RUTTER, (obsolete) a...
ruttier
13
8
RUTTY, marked by rut...
ruttily
21
11
RUTTY, marked by rut...
rutting
14
11
the act of sexual co...
ruttish
16
10
(Shakespeare) lustfu...
ryepeck
24
19
a pole used for moor...
rymming
22
18
RYMME, (obsolete) to...
ryokans
18
14
RYOKAN, (Japanese) a...
rypecks
25
19
RYPECK, a pole used...
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