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tabanid
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a bloodsucking insec...
tabards
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TABARD, a herald's o...
tabaret
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an upholsterer's sil...
tabbied
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TABBY, to give a wav...
tabbies
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TABBY, to give a wav...
tabbing
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the use of the tab k...
taberds
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TABERD, a herald's o...
tabered
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TABER, to play on th...
tabetic
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one affected with ta...
tabinet
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a delicate material,...
tableau
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(French) a picture o...
tablets
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TABLET, to write on...
tablier
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(historical) an apro...
tabling
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the presentation of...
tabloid
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a small newspaper [n...
tabooed
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TABOO, to exclude or...
tabored
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TABOR, to play on th...
taborer
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one who tabors, also...
taboret
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a low stool without...
taborin
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a small drum, also T...
tabouli
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(Arabic) a kind of L...
tabours
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TABOUR, to beat on a...
tabrere
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(Spenser) a person w...
tabrets
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10
TABRET, (historical)...
tabuing
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TABU, to exclude or...
tabulae
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TABULA, (Latin) a ta...
tabular
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pertaining to a list...
tabulis
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TABULI, (Arabic) a k...
tachina
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as in tachina fly, b...
tachism
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a type of abstract p...
tachist
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an abstract painter,...
tachyon
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a theoretical elemen...
tacitly
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TACIT, unspoken; und...
tackers
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TACKER, (Australian...
tackets
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TACKET, (Scots) a sm...
tackety
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like a tacket or hob...
tackier
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TACKEY, slightly sti...
tackies
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TACKY, a tennis shoe...
tackify
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to make tacky [v TAC...
tackily
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TACKY, adhesive, als...
tacking
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a nautical manoeuvre...
tackled
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TACKLE, to seize and...
tackler
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one who tackles [n -...
tackles
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TACKLE, to seize and...
tacnode
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a point of contact b...
tacrine
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a drug for treating...
tactful
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having tact [adj TAC...
tactics
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13
TACTIC, a manoeuvre...
tactile
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pertaining to the se...
taction
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the act of touching...
tactism
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the movement of a wh...
tactual
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pertaining to the se...
taddies
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9
TADDIE, (Australian...
tadpole
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the aquatic larva of...
taedium
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the state of being t...
taeniae
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TAENIA, (Latin) a na...
taenias
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TAENIA, (Latin) a na...
taenite
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a nickel-iron alloy...
taffeta
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a thin glossy silk,...
taffety
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made of taffeta, a t...
taffias
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TAFFIA, a liquor res...
taffies
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TAFFY, a hard-baked...
tagetes
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9
a garden plant with...
taggant
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a substance added to...
taggees
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TAGGEE, a person wea...
taggers
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TAGGER, the pursuer...
taggier
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TAGGY, matted into t...
tagging
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the act of tagging [...
tagines
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TAGINE, a conical cl...
tagless
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without a tag [adj]
taglike
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like a tag [adj]
tagline
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the final line of a...
tagmata
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12
TAGMA, (Greek) any o...
tagmeme
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the analysis of arra...
tagrags
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TAGRAG, riffraff [n]
taguans
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TAGUAN, (Tagalog) a...
tahinas
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TAHINA, (Arabic) a p...
tahinis
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TAHINI, (Arabic) a p...
tahsils
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TAHSIL, (Hindi) in I...
taiahas
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TAIAHA, (Maori) a lo...
taigled
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TAIGLE, to entangle...
taigles
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TAIGLE, to entangle...
tailard
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(obsolete) a person...
tailers
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8
TAILER, one who secr...
tailfan
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a fanlike swimming o...
tailfin
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a decorative project...
tailfly
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part of a fishing fl...
tailing
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the refuse part of m...
tailles
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9
TAILLE, (historical)...
taillie
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(Scots) an entailmen...
tailors
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TAILOR, to fit with...
tailyes
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TAILYE, (Scots) an e...
tailzie
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(Scots) an entailmen...
tainted
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TAINT, to stain or b...
taipans
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TAIPAN, (Native Aust...
taishes
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TAISH, (Gaelic) an a...
taivers
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TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
taivert
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(Scots) muddled, fud...
tajines
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TAJINE, a conical cl...
takable
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that can be taken, a...
takahes
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TAKAHE, (Maori) an a...
takeoff
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the act of rising in...
takeout
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a takeaway meal [n -...
takeups
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TAKEUP, the act of t...
takiest
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TAKY, (obsolete) att...
takings
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TAKING, the act of t...
takkies
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TAKKY, (South Africa...
talants
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TALANT, (Spenser) ta...
talaria
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8
(Latin) small wings...
talaunt
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(Spenser) a talon, a...
talayot
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(Spanish) a prehisto...
talbots
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TALBOT, a broad-mout...
talcier
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TALCY, like talc, al...
talcing
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TALC, to treat with...
talcked
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TALC, to treat with...
talcose
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of or pertaining to...
talcous
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pertaining to talc [...
talcums
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TALCUM [n]
taleful
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full of stories [adj...
talents
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TALENT, a special na...
talions
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9
TALION, (historical)...
talipat
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(Sinhalese) a very t...
taliped
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a person afflicted w...
talipes
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(Latin) clubfoot [n...
talipot
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(Sinhalese) a very t...
talkbox
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a device for modulat...
talkers
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TALKER, one who talk...
talkier
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TALKY, tending to ta...
talkies
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TALKIE, a moving pic...
talking
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conversation [n -S]
tallage
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a tax levied by the...
tallats
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TALLAT, in the West...
tallboy
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a high chest of draw...
tallent
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(Shakespeare) an old...
tallest
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TALL, having great h...
tallets
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TALLET, in the West...
tallied
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TALLY, to count up,...
tallier
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one who keeps tally...
tallies
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9
TALLY, to count up,...
tallish
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somewhat tall [adj]
tallith
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(Hebrew) a Jewish pr...
tallits
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TALLIT, a Jewish pra...
tallols
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TALLOL, a resinous l...
tallots
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TALLOT, in the West...
tallows
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TALLOW, to smear wit...
tallowy
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resembling tallow, a...
tallyho
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a hunting cry [n TAL...
talmuds
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TALMUD, (Hebrew) the...
taloned
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having a talon [adj]
talooka
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an estate in India,...
talukas
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TALUKA, an estate in...
taluses
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TALUS, a slope forme...
talwegs
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TALWEG, (German) a l...
tamable
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capable of being tam...
tamales
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TAMALE, (Nahuatl) co...
tamandu
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(Tupi) a tropical Am...
tamanus
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TAMANU, (Tahitian) a...
tamarao
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(Tagalog) a small wi...
tamaras
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TAMARA, a mixture of...
tamarau
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(Tagalog) a small wi...
tamarin
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(French) a genus of...
tamaris
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TAMARI, (Japanese) a...
tamasha
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(Urdu) in the Indian...
tambacs
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TAMBAC, (Malay) an a...
tambaks
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TAMBAK, (Malay) an a...
tambala
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(Nyanja) a monetary...
tambers
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TAMBER, the distinct...
tambour
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to embroider on a ro...
tambura
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(Arabic) an Eastern...
tamburs
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TAMBUR, (Arabic) an...
tameins
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TAMEIN, a garment wo...
tamines
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TAMINE, (French) a t...
tamings
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TAMING, the act of t...
tamises
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TAMISE, a thin wooll...
tammars
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TAMMAR, (Native Aust...
tammied
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TAMMY, to strain sou...
tammies
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TAMMIE, (Scots) a Ta...
tampala
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an annual herb [n -S...
tampans
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TAMPAN, (Setswana) a...
tampers
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TAMPER, to interfere...
tamping
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the act of filling a...
tampion
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(French) a protectiv...
tampons
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TAMPON, to plug with...
tanadar
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(Hindi) an officer i...
tanager
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(Tupi) a brightly-co...
tanagra
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a kind of terracotta...
tanbark
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a tree bark used for...
tandems
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TANDEM, a bicycle bu...
tandoor
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9
(Hindi) a type of In...
tangelo
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a hybrid between a t...
tangent
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a line that touches...
tanghin
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(Malagasy) a Madagas...
tangier
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TANGY, having a fres...
tangies
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TANGIE, an Orcadian...
tanging
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TANG, to ring [v]
tangled
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TANGLE, to form into...
tangler
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one who tangles [n -...
tangles
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TANGLE, to form into...
tangoed
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TANGO, to dance the...
tangoes
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TANGO, to dance the...
tangram
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a Chinese geometrica...
tanguns
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TANGUN, (Hindi) a pi...
tanists
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TANIST, (historical)...
taniwha
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(Maori) a mythical m...
tankage
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the capacity of a ta...
tankard
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a large mug-like ves...
tankers
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TANKER [n]
tankful
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the amount a tank ca...
tankias
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TANKIA, (Chinese) th...
tankies
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TANKY, a hardline co...
tanking
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a defeat [n -S]
tankini
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a woman's swimsuit c...
tanling
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(Shakespeare) someon...
tannage
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the process of tanni...
tannahs
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TANNAH, (Hindi) an I...
tannate
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a salt of tannic aci...
tanners
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TANNER, in pre-decim...
tannery
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a place where hides...
tannest
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9
TAN, brown [adj]
tannies
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9
TANNIE, (Afrikaans)...
tanning
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the process of conve...
tannins
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TANNIN, any of a gro...
tannish
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somewhat tan [adj]
tannoys
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TANNOY, to announce...
tanrecs
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TANREC, (Malagasy) a...
tansies
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8
TANSY, a perennial h...
tantara
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8
a trumpet fanfare; a...
tantivy
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a hunting cry [n TAN...
tantony
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the smallest pig in...
tantras
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8
TANTRA, a class of H...
tantric
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relating to tantra [...
tantrum
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a fit of rage [n -S]
tanukis
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TANUKI, (Japanese) a...
tanyard
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the section of a tan...
taongas
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TAONGA, (Maori) trea...
tapalos
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TAPALO, (Spanish) a...
tapered
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TAPER, to become gra...
taperer
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one who carries a ca...
tapetal
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relating to the tape...
tapeted
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TAPET, (Spenser) to...
tapetis
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TAPETI, (Tupi) a sma...
tapetum
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(Latin) a reflective...
taphole
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a hole in a blast fu...
tapings
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TAPING, the act of r...
tapioca
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a starchy food made...
tapises
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10
TAPIS, (French) a ta...
tapists
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TAPIST, one who reve...
taplash
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bad small beer; also...
tapless
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lacking a tap [adj]
tappers
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TAPPER, a person who...
tappets
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TAPPET, a projection...
tappice
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to lie low [v TAPPIC...
tapping
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the act of tapping [...
taproom
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a room where liquors...
taproot
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the main root of a p...
tapsman
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a chief servant [n T...
tapsmen
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TAPSMAN, a chief ser...
tapster
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10
one who dispenses li...
tapstry
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a taproom in a publi...
tapuing
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14
TAPU, to forbid the...
taraire
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7
(Maori) a type of Ne...
taramas
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10
TARAMA, (Turkish) a...
taramea
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(Maori) a variety of...
tarands
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9
TARAND, (Greek) a my...
tarboys
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TARBOY, (Australian)...
tarbush
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(Arabic) a fez, a ha...
tarcels
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TARCEL, a male hawk,...
tardied
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TARDY, (Shakespeare)...
tardier
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8
TARDY, late [adj]
tardies
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8
TARDY, (Shakespeare)...
tardily
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TARDY, late [adv]
tardive
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late in development...
tardyon
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a subatomic particle...
targets
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9
TARGET, to make a go...
targing
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12
TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
tariffs
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TARIFF, to tax impor...
tarings
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10
TARING, the calculat...
tarmacs
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13
TARMAC, to surface w...
tarnish
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10
to dull the lustre o...
tarpans
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TARPAN, an Asian wil...
tarpons
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TARPON, a marine gam...
tarried
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8
TARRY, to linger [v]
tarrier
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7
one who tarries [n -...
tarries
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7
TARRY, to linger [v]
tarring
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the act of tarring [...
tarrock
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(dialect) the young...
tarrows
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10
TARROW, (Scots) to h...
tarsals
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8
TARSAL, a male hawk,...
tarseal
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8
the bitumen surface...
tarsels
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8
TARSEL, a male hawk,...
tarsias
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7
TARSIA, (Italian) a...
tarsier
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7
(French) a kind of l...
tartana
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8
a Mediterranean sail...
tartane
10
8
a Mediterranean sail...
tartans
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8
TARTAN, a patterned...
tartare
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7
(French) a mayonnais...
tartars
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7
TARTAR, a formidable...
tartest
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7
TART, sharp tasting...
tartier
12
7
TARTY, like a prosti...
tartily
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10
TARTY, like a prosti...
tartine
11
8
(French) a slice of...
tarting
13
10
TART, to smarten up...
tartish
15
9
somewhat tart [adj T...
tartlet
13
8
a small pie [n -S]
tartufe
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11
(French) a hypocrite...
tartufi
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11
TARTUFO, (Italian) a...
tartufo
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(Italian) a dessert...
tarweed
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a flowering plant [n...
tarzans
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17
TARZAN, a person of...
tasbihs
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12
TASBIH, (Arabic) a f...
tasered
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8
TASER, to immobilize...
tashing
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12
TASH, (Scots) to soi...
taskbar
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14
a row of graphical c...
taskers
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11
TASKER, one who perf...
tasking
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14
the act of assigning...
taslets
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8
TASLET, in plate arm...
tassell
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9
a male hawk, also TA...
tassels
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8
TASSEL, to adorn wit...
tassets
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7
TASSET, in plate arm...
tassies
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7
TASSIE, (Scots) a sm...
tasters
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7
TASTER, one who tast...
tastier
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7
TASTY, pleasant to t...
tastily
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TASTY, pleasant to t...
tasting
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10
the act of tasting [...
tatamis
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10
TATAMI, straw mattin...
tathata
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9
(Sanskrit) the ultim...
tathing
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12
TATH, to manure [v]
tatlers
13
8
TATLER, an indiscree...
tatouay
17
10
a South American arm...
tatsois
12
7
TATSOI, (Chinese) a...
tatters
12
7
TATTER, to become to...
tattery
18
9
ragged [adj]
tattier
12
7
TATTY, shabby, fraye...
tatties
12
7
TATTIE, (colloquial)...
tattily
20
10
TATTY, shabby, fraye...
tatting
13
10
delicate handmade la...
tattled
13
9
TATTLE, to tell tale...
tattler
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8
an indiscreet person...
tattles
13
8
TATTLE, to tell tale...
tattoos
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7
TATTOO, to mark the...
tattows
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10
TATTOW, to mark the...
tatuing
13
11
TATU, to mark the sk...
tauhinu
14
12
(Maori) a poplar tre...
tauhous
14
11
TAUHOU, (Maori) a gr...
tauiwis
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11
TAUIWI, (Maori) lite...
taunted
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10
TAUNT, to goad or pr...
taunter
11
9
one who taunts [n -S...
taupata
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11
(Maori) a New Zealan...
taupies
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11
TAUPIE, (Scots) a fo...
taurean
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9
of or relating to a...
taurine
11
9
a crystalline compou...
tautaug
13
11
(Native American) a...
tautens
11
9
TAUTEN, to make taut...
tautest
12
8
TAUT, stretched tigh...
tauting
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11
TAUT, (Scots) to mat...
tautogs
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10
TAUTOG, (Native Amer...
tavered
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12
TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
taverna
12
12
(Modern Greek) in Gr...
taverns
13
12
TAVERN, an ale house...
tawhais
17
12
TAWHAI, (Maori) a Ne...
tawhiri
18
12
(Maori) a small New...
tawiest
15
10
TAWIE, (Scots) tract...
tawings
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13
TAWING, the act of t...
tawneys
20
13
TAWNEY, a port of a...
tawnier
14
11
TAWNY, orange-brown,...
tawnies
14
11
TAWNY, a port of a r...
tawnily
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14
TAWNY, orange-brown,...
tawpies
17
13
TAWPIE, (Scots) a fo...
tawsing
16
13
TAWSE, to beat with...
tawtier
15
10
TAWTIE, (Scots) matt...
tawting
16
13
TAWT, (Scots) to mat...
taxable
20
18
capable of being tax...
taxably
27
20
TAXABLE, capable of...
taxemes
18
17
TAXEME, any element...
taxemic
22
20
relating to a taxeme...
taxicab
23
20
automobile for hire...
taxiing
19
17
TAXI, to travel in a...
taximan
18
18
the driver of a taxi...
taximen
18
18
TAXIMAN, the driver...
taxings
19
17
TAXING, imposition o...
taxises
18
14
TAXIS, the restorati...
taxites
18
14
TAXITE, a kind of vo...
taxitic
22
17
relating to taxite,...
taxiway
27
19
at an airport, a spe...
taxless
19
15
free from taxation [...
taxpaid
20
18
paid for by taxes [a...
taxwise
21
17
pertaining to taxes...
taxying
25
19
TAXI, to travel in a...
tchicks
23
19
TCHICK, to make a so...
teabags
14
12
TEABAG, a bag contai...
teabowl
17
14
a teacup without a h...
teacake
14
14
a small cake served...
teacart
14
10
a trolley used for s...
teacher
16
12
one that teaches [n...
teaches
16
12
TEACH, to impart kno...
teachie
16
12
(obsolete) tetchy, a...
teacups
17
14
TEACUP, a cup in whi...
teagled
13
11
TEAGLE, to hoist [v]
teagles
13
10
TEAGLE, to hoist [v]
tealike
13
12
resembling tea [adj]
teamers
12
10
TEAMER, a person who...
teaming
13
13
driving a team [n -S...
teapots
13
10
TEAPOT, a vessel use...
teapoys
19
12
TEAPOY, (Hindi) an o...
tearers
11
7
TEARER, (slang) a bo...
tearful
15
12
full of tears [adj T...
teargas
12
9
to assault with a ga...
tearier
11
7
TEARY, wet with tear...
tearily
19
10
TEARY, wet with tear...
tearing
12
10
TEAR, to weep [v]
tearoom
11
10
a restaurant serving...
teasels
12
8
TEASEL, to raise a n...
teasers
11
7
TEASER, one who teas...
teashop
15
12
a tearoom [n -S]
teasing
12
10
making fun of [adj T...
teatime
12
10
the usual time for t...
teaware
13
10
a tea service [n -S]
teazels
15
17
TEAZEL, to raise a n...
teazing
15
19
TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
teazled
15
18
TEAZLE, to raise a n...
teazles
15
17
TEAZLE, to raise a n...
tebbads
16
14
TEBBAD, (Persian) a...
techier
17
12
TECHY, irritable, al...
techies
17
12
TECHIE, an expert in...
techily
25
15
TECHY, irritable, al...
technic
20
16
a technique [n -S]
technos
16
13
TECHNO, (short for)...
teckels
17
15
TECKEL, (German) a d...
tectite
15
10
a type of small glas...
tectrix
22
17
(Latin) one of the c...
tectums
17
14
TECTUM, (Latin) a ro...
tedders
12
9
TEDDER, to use such...
teddies
12
9
TEDDIE, an item of w...
tedding
13
12
TED, to spread hay f...
tediest
12
8
TEDY, (Scott) tediou...
tedious
12
9
causing weariness [a...
tediums
14
12
TEDIUM, the state of...
teemers
12
10
TEEMER, one who teem...
teemful
16
15
pregnant; prolific [...
teeming
13
13
TEEM, to be full to...
teenage
10
10
the age between 13 a...
teended
10
10
TEEND, to kindle, bu...
teendom
11
12
teenagers collective...
teeners
10
8
TEENER, a teenager [...
teenful
14
13
filled with grief [a...
teenier
10
8
TEENY, (colloquial)...
teening
11
11
TEEN, (obsolete) to...
teentsy
17
10
(colloquial) very sm...
teepees
12
10
TEEPEE, a conical te...
teering
12
10
TEER, to daub, plast...
teeters
11
7
TEETER, to move unst...
teethed
13
10
TEETHE, to cut teeth...
teether
13
9
an article that a ba...
teethes
13
9
TEETHE, to cut teeth...
teevees
12
11
TEEVEE, (colloquial)...
teflons
14
12
TEFLON, (tradename)...
tegmina
13
13
TEGMEN, (Latin) the...
tegulae
13
11
TEGULA, (Latin) a sc...
tegular
14
11
of, like or overlapp...
tegumen
13
14
(Latin) the inner co...
tehsils
16
10
TEHSIL, (Hindi) in I...
teinded
11
10
TEIND, (Scots) to as...
tekkies
14
15
TEKKIE, an expert in...
tektite
13
11
a type of small glas...
telamon
12
12
(Greek) a draped mal...
telecom
16
14
(short for) telecomm...
telecon
14
12
(short for) teleconf...
teledus
13
10
TELEDU, (Javanese) a...
telefax
20
18
to send by fax [v -E...
telegas
13
10
TELEGA, (Russian) a...
teleman
12
12
a naval officer [n T...
telemen
12
12
TELEMAN, a naval off...
teleost
12
8
a type of fish, havi...
telepic
18
14
a feature-length mot...
teleran
11
9
an air-traffic contr...
telergy
20
12
a physical force in...
teleses
12
8
TELESIS, planned pro...
telesis
13
8
planned progress [n...
telesms
14
11
TELESM, (Greek) a ta...
teletex
18
15
a means of transmitt...
telexed
18
16
TELEX, (tradename) t...
telexes
18
15
TELEX, (tradename) t...
telfers
15
11
TELFER, to transport...
telford
15
12
a road made of stone...
tellars
14
9
TELLAR, to produce s...
tellens
13
10
TELLEN, a kind of bi...
tellers
14
9
TELLER, to produce s...
tellies
14
9
TELLY, (colloquial)...
telling
15
12
effective; significa...
tellins
14
10
TELLIN, a kind of bi...
telnets
12
9
TELNET, to access a...
telomes
13
11
TELOME, a structural...
telomic
17
14
relating to a telome...
telpher
17
13
to transport by a sy...
telsons
12
9
TELSON, the terminal...
temblor
16
14
(Spanish) an earthqu...
temenos
11
11
a sacred precinct [n...
tempehs
17
15
TEMPEH, a high-prote...
tempera
14
13
(Italian) an emulsio...
tempers
15
13
TEMPER, to moderate...
tempest
15
13
a violent wind or st...
temping
16
16
working as a tempora...
templar
16
14
a student of lawyer,...
templed
16
15
having a temple [adj...
temples
16
14
TEMPLE, a house of w...
templet
16
14
a thin plate used as...
tempore
14
13
(Latin) in the time...
tempted
15
14
TEMPT, to entice to...
tempter
15
13
one that tempts [n -...
tempura
15
14
(Japanese) a dish of...
temsing
14
13
TEMS, to sift, also...
tenable
13
12
capable of being hel...
tenably
20
14
TENABLE, capable of...
tenaces
13
11
TENACE, a combinatio...
tenails
12
9
TENAIL, an outwork i...
tenancy
19
14
the temporary occupa...
tenants
10
9
TENANT, to occupy as...
tenches
16
13
TENCH, a freshwater...
tendenz
13
19
(German) tendency, e...
tenders
11
9
TENDER, to offer [v]
tending
12
12
TEND, to watch over...
tendons
10
10
TENDON, a cord or fi...
tendres
11
9
TENDRE, (French) a t...
tendril
13
10
a coiling, threadlik...
tendron
10
10
(French) a tendril [...
tenfold
14
13
ten times as much [n...
tenioid
11
9
ribbonlike; shaped l...
tenners
10
9
TENNER, (colloquial)...
tennesi
10
9
TENNE, an orange-bro...
tennies
10
9
TENNY, the colour or...
tennist
11
9
a tennis player [n -...
tenoned
9
10
TENON, to fix or fit...
tenoner
9
9
one who tenons [n -S...
tenours
11
9
TENOUR, (obsolete) t...
tenpins
13
12
TENPIN, a bowling pi...
tenrecs
14
11
TENREC, (Malagasy) a...
tensely
18
11
TENSE, taut [adv]
tensest
11
8
TENSE, taut [adj]
tensile
12
9
of or relating to st...
tensing
12
11
TENSE, to make tense...
tension
10
9
to make strained [v...
tensity
18
10
the state of being t...
tensive
13
12
causing tensity [adj...
tensons
10
9
TENSON, (French) a c...
tensors
11
8
TENSOR, a muscle tha...
tentage
11
10
a supply of tents [n...
tenters
11
8
TENTER, to stretch o...
tentful
15
13
as much as a tent ca...
tenthly
21
13
TENTH, number ten in...
tentier
11
8
TENTY, watchful, als...
tentigo
12
10
(Latin) morbid lasci...
tenting
12
11
an assemblage of ten...
tenuity
18
11
lack of strength [n...
tenuous
11
10
thin, slight, insubs...
tenured
11
10
TENURE, to grant ten...
tenures
11
9
TENURE, to grant ten...
tenutos
11
9
TENUTO, a sustained...
tenzons
13
18
TENZON, (French) a c...
teopans
12
11
TEOPAN, (Nahuatl) an...
tepache
18
15
(Spanish) a Mexican...
tephras
16
12
TEPHRA, (Greek) ash...
tepider
14
11
TEPID, moderately wa...
tepidly
22
14
TEPID, moderately wa...
tequila
21
18
a Mexican alcoholic...
teraohm
14
12
one trillion ohms [n...
terbias
14
10
TERBIA, an oxide of...
terbium
16
14
a metallic element [...
tercels
16
11
TERCEL, a male hawk,...
tercets
15
10
TERCET, a group of t...
tercios
15
10
TERCIO, (Spanish) an...
terebic
17
13
pertaining to an aci...
terebra
13
10
a boring instrument...
teredos
11
8
TEREDO, a bivalve mo...
terefah
15
12
(Hebrew) not rituall...
tereses
11
7
TERES, (Latin) eithe...
teretes
11
7
TERES, (Latin) eithe...
tergite
13
9
the back of an arthr...
termers
13
10
TERMER, a person who...
terming
14
13
TERM, to designate [...
termini
13
11
TERMINUS, an end [n]
termite
13
10
a so-called white an...
termors
13
10
TERMOR, a person who...
ternary
17
10
a group of three [n...
ternate
10
8
with three leaflets...
terning
12
11
TERNE, to cover with...
ternion
10
9
a triad; a section o...
terpene
12
11
any of a class of vo...
terrace
14
10
to form into raised...
terrain
11
8
a tract of land [n -...
terrane
10
8
a kind of rock forma...
terreen
10
8
an earthenware jar,...
terrene
10
8
earthly [adj TERRENE...
terrets
12
7
TERRET, a metal ring...
terrier
12
7
a small dog of vario...
terries
12
7
TERRY, an absorbent...
terrify
21
12
to cause terror in [...
terrine
11
8
(French) an earthenw...
territs
13
7
TERRIT, a metal ring...
terroir
12
7
(French) the combina...
terrors
12
7
TERROR, intense fear...
tersely
19
10
TERSE, succinct [adv...
tersest
12
7
TERSE, succinct [adj...
tersion
11
8
the act of wiping [n...
tertial
13
8
a flight feather of...
tertian
11
8
a fever recurring ev...
tertias
12
7
TERTIA, (Scott) an i...
tertium
14
11
something neither on...
tertius
13
8
the third person [n...
tessera
11
7
(Latin) a small piec...
testacy
21
12
the state of being t...
testate
11
7
one who makes a will...
testees
11
7
TESTEE, one who is t...
testern
11
8
(Shakespeare) to rew...
testers
12
7
TESTER, a canopy ove...
testier
12
7
TESTY, irritable [ad...
testify
21
12
to bear witness [v T...
testily
20
10
TESTY, irritable [ad...
testing
13
10
the act of testing [...
testons
11
8
TESTON, a name for v...
testoon
10
8
a Portuguese or Ital...
testril
14
8
(obsolete) a sixpenc...
testudo
12
9
(Latin) a wheeled sh...
tetanal
11
9
relating to tetanus...
tetanic
14
11
related to tetanus,...
tetanus
11
9
(Latin) a disease du...
tetched
17
13
(colloquial) crazy,...
tethers
14
9
TETHER, to confine w...
tetotum
13
11
a child's toy, somew...
tetract
15
10
a sponge spicule, al...
tetrads
12
8
TETRAD, a group of f...
tetrode
11
8
a type of electron t...
tetrose
11
7
a sugar whose molecu...
tetryls
20
10
TETRYL, a yellow cry...
tetters
12
7
TETTER, to affect wi...
teuchat
17
13
a shore bird, also T...
teucher
17
13
TEUCH, (Scots) tough...
teugher
15
12
TEUGH, (Scots) tough...
teughly
23
15
TEUGH, (Scots) tough...
tewarts
15
10
TEWART, (Native Aust...
tewhits
18
12
TEWHIT, (Scots) the...
texases
17
14
TEXAS, the uppermost...
texters
18
14
TEXTER, a person who...
textile
19
15
a woven fabric [n -S...
texting
19
17
the act of sending a...
textism
20
17
the language, or a p...
textual
19
16
pertaining to a text...
texture
18
15
to make by weaving [...
thacked
18
17
THACK, (Scots) to th...
thairms
16
12
THAIRM, (Scots) an i...
thalami
16
13
THALAMUS, a part of...
thalers
15
10
THALER, (German) an...
thalian
14
11
pertaining to the Mu...
thallic
20
14
of or containing tri...
thallus
17
12
(Latin) a plant body...
thalweg
19
15
(German) a line foll...
thanage
13
12
the district in whic...
thanahs
15
12
THANAH, (Hindi) an I...
thangka
15
16
(Tibetan) a religiou...
thanked
14
15
THANK, to express gr...
thankee
13
14
(colloquial) thank y...
thanker
14
14
one who thanks [n -S...
thankit
15
14
(Scots) as in be tha...
thannah
14
13
(Hindi) an Indian po...
thannas
12
11
THANNA, (Hindi) an I...
thatcht
20
14
THATCH, to cover wit...
thatchy
26
16
resembling thatch [a...
thawers
17
12
THAWER, an ice-melti...
thawier
17
12
THAWY, inclined to m...
thawing
18
15
the act of melting [...
theater
13
9
a building for drama...
theatre
13
9
a building for drama...
theaves
15
13
THEAVE, (dialect) a...
thecate
16
12
having a theca, an e...
theeing
14
12
THEE, to use the pro...
theeked
14
14
THEEK, (Scots) to th...
theelin
14
11
a female sex hormone...
theelol
15
11
a female sex hormone...
thegnly
22
15
like a thegn [adj]
theines
13
10
THEINE, an alkaloid...
theisms
16
12
THEISM, belief in th...
theists
15
9
THEIST, one who beli...
thelves
17
14
THELF, (Spenser) the...
themata
14
12
THEMA, (Greek) the t...
theming
16
15
THEME, to plan accor...
thenage
13
12
the district in whic...
thenars
13
10
THENAR, (Greek) the...
theocon
15
13
a conservative who b...
theolog
15
12
a theologian, also T...
theorbo
15
12
(Italian) a double-n...
theorem
14
12
an established but n...
theoric
17
12
(Shakespeare) theory...
therapy
22
14
the treatment of ill...
thereat
13
9
at that place or tim...
thereby
22
14
by that means [adv]
therein
13
10
in that place [adv]
thereof
15
12
of that [adv]
thereon
12
10
on that [adv]
thereto
13
9
to that [adv]
theriac
17
12
(archaic) an antidot...
therian
13
10
belonging to the sub...
thermae
14
12
(Latin) hot springs...
thermal
16
13
relating to heat [ad...
thermel
16
13
a device for tempera...
thermes
15
12
THERME, a unit of qu...
thermic
19
15
of or by heat, also...
thermit
16
12
a metallic mixture t...
thermos
15
12
(tradename) a contai...
theroid
14
10
resembling a beast [...
thether
16
11
(Spenser) thither [a...
theurgy
22
14
magic or miracles by...
thewier
17
12
THEWY, having strong...
thiamin
15
13
vitamin B1, found in...
thiasus
15
10
(Greek) a group of w...
thiazin
17
19
any of a group of or...
thiazol
18
19
a chemical compound,...
thibets
17
12
THIBET, a fabric mad...
thibles
18
13
THIBLE, a porridge-s...
thicked
19
17
THICK, (Spenser) to...
thicken
18
17
to make thick [v -ED...
thicker
19
16
THICK, having a grea...
thicket
19
16
a dense growth of tr...
thickie
19
16
a stupid person, als...
thickly
27
19
THICK, having a grea...
thickos
19
16
THICKO, (colloquial)...
thieved
16
14
THIEVE, to steal [v]
thieves
16
13
THIEVE, to steal [v]
thigger
17
13
one who thigs, a beg...
thiggit
18
13
THIG, (Scots) to beg...
thighed
18
14
having a thigh [adj]
thiller
17
11
the horse which goes...
thimble
19
16
to wear a cap on the...
thinker
15
14
one that thinks [n -...
thinned
13
12
THIN, to make thin [...
thinner
13
11
a preparation used t...
thiolic
19
13
relating to thiol, a...
thionic
17
13
pertaining to or con...
thionin
13
11
a violet dye, also T...
thionyl
21
13
a compound containin...
thirams
16
12
THIRAM, an insectici...
thirded
15
11
THIRD, to divide by...
thirdly
23
13
THIRD, number three...
thirled
16
11
THIRL, to vibrate, t...
thirsts
16
9
THIRST, to have a ne...
thirsty
22
11
feeling a need to dr...
thistle
16
10
a prickly composite...
thistly
23
12
full of thistles [ad...
thither
17
11
in that direction, a...
thivels
18
14
THIVEL, a porridge-s...
tholing
16
13
THOLE, to endure, be...
thonder
13
11
(Scots) yonder [adj]
thonged
14
13
THONG, to flog with...
thorias
14
9
THORIA, an oxide of...
thorite
14
9
a silicate of thoriu...
thorium
16
13
a radioactive metall...
thorned
13
11
THORN, to prick with...
thorons
13
10
THORON, the radioact...
thorpes
16
12
THORPE, (archaic) a...
thother
16
11
(Spenser) the other...
thought
18
14
a product of thinkin...
thouing
15
13
THOU, to address as...
thowels
18
13
THOWEL, an oar pin,...
thralls
17
11
THRALL, to enslave [...
thrangs
15
12
THRANG, (Scots) to t...
thrashy
23
13
characteristic of a...
thraves
16
13
THRAVE, (Scots) a co...
thrawed
17
13
THRAW, (Scots) to tu...
threads
14
10
THREAD, to pass cott...
thready
20
12
resembling a thread...
threaps
16
12
THREAP, to dispute,...
threats
14
9
THREAT, to intimidat...
threave
15
13
(Scots) a collective...
threeps
16
12
THREEP, to dispute,...
threnes
13
10
THRENE, an ode for t...
threnos
13
10
an ode for the dead,...
thretty
21
11
(dialect) thirty [ad...
thrifts
18
12
THRIFT, frugality or...
thrifty
24
14
frugal [adj THRIFTIE...
thrills
18
11
THRILL, to excite gr...
thrilly
24
13
full of thrills [adj...
thrimsa
16
12
(Old English) an Ang...
thrists
16
9
THRIST, (Spenser) to...
thristy
22
11
(Spenser) thirsty [a...
thrived
17
14
THRIVE, to grow vigo...
thriven
16
14
THRIVE, to grow vigo...
thriver
17
13
one who thrives [n -...
thrives
17
13
THRIVE, to grow vigo...
throats
14
9
THROAT, to utter in...
throaty
20
11
of a voice, vocal so...
thrombi
18
15
THROMBUS, a clot occ...
throned
13
11
THRONE, to sit on a...
thrones
13
10
THRONE, to sit on a...
throngs
15
12
THRONG, to crowd int...
through
18
14
by way of [prep]
thrower
17
12
one that throws [n -...
throwes
17
12
THROWE, (Shakespeare...
thrummy
24
18
made of or like thru...
thruput
18
14
the amount of raw ma...
thrusts
16
10
THRUST, to push forc...
thrutch
21
15
to press, thrust, sh...
thruway
24
15
(US) a motorway, als...
thrymsa
22
14
(Old English) an Ang...
thudded
15
13
THUD, to make a dull...
thuggee
16
14
(Hindi) murder and r...
thuggos
17
14
THUGGO, (colloquial)...
thulias
16
11
THULIA, an oxide of...
thulite
16
11
a red zoisite found...
thulium
18
15
a rare metallic chem...
thumbed
18
17
THUMB, to leaf throu...
thumped
18
17
THUMP, to beat with...
thumper
18
16
a strikingly big thi...
thunder
14
12
to produce a loud, r...
thunked
15
16
THUNK, to make a sud...
thurify
24
15
to perfume with ince...
thwacks
22
19
THWACK, to strike wi...
thwaite
17
12
(Old Norse) a piece...
thwarts
18
12
THWART, to cross the...
thylose
21
12
an ingrowth from a n...
thymier
22
14
THYMEY, abounding in...
thymine
21
15
one of the four base...
thymols
23
15
THYMOL, an antisepti...
thymoma
22
17
a tumour arising fro...
thyroid
21
12
a ductless gland in...
thyrses
21
11
THYRSE, a type of fl...
thyrsus
22
12
a type of flower clu...
thyself
24
15
yourself [pron]
tiaraed
11
8
wearing a tiara [adj...
ticcing
20
16
TIC, to twitch [v]
tichier
18
12
TICHY, very small, a...
tickens
16
15
TICKEN, a strong lin...
tickers
17
14
TICKER, (slang) the...
tickets
17
14
TICKET, to label [v]
tickeys
23
16
TICKEY, a former Sou...
tickies
17
14
TICKY, a former Sout...
ticking
18
17
a strong linen or co...
tickled
18
16
TICKLE, to excite wi...
tickler
18
15
someone or something...
tickles
18
15
TICKLE, to excite wi...
tictacs
19
13
TICTAC, to use arm s...
tictocs
19
13
TICTOC, to make the...
tidally
21
12
TIDAL, pertaining to...
tidbits
16
11
TIDBIT, a choice bit...
tiddier
13
9
TIDDY, very small [a...
tiddies
13
9
TIDDY, the four of t...
tiddled
14
11
TIDDLE, to use with...
tiddler
14
10
a small fish [n -S]
tiddles
14
10
TIDDLE, to use with...
tiddley
20
12
slightly drunk, also...
tiderip
15
11
disturbed sea due to...
tideway
21
13
a channel in which t...
tidiers
13
8
TIDIER, one who tidi...
tidiest
13
8
TIDY, in good order...
tidings
14
11
TIDING, a piece of n...
tidying
20
13
TIDY, to make tidy [...
tieback
18
17
a loop for holding a...
tieless
13
8
without a necktie [a...
tiepins
14
11
TIEPIN, a pin for ho...
tierced
15
11
divided into three e...
tiercel
16
11
a male hawk, also TA...
tierces
15
10
TIERCE, a period for...
tiercet
15
10
(Italian) a triplet...
tiering
13
10
TIER, to arrange in...
tietack
16
14
a tie clip, also TIE...
tietacs
15
10
TIETAC, a tie clip,...
tiffany
22
16
a thin, mesh fabric...
tiffing
18
16
lunch; a light meal,...
tiffins
17
14
TIFFIN, to take lunc...
tifosos
14
10
TIFOSO, (Italian) a...
tifting
16
13
TIFT, (Scots) to qua...
tigerly
21
12
like a tiger [adj]
tiggers
15
11
TIGGER, to damage (e...
tigging
16
14
TIG, to touch [v]
tighten
15
12
to make tight [v -ED...
tighter
16
11
TIGHT, firmly or clo...
tightly
24
14
TIGHT, firmly or clo...
tiglons
14
11
TIGLON, the offsprin...
tignons
12
11
TIGNON, a piece of c...
tigress
14
9
a female tiger [n -E...
tigrine
13
10
like a tiger [adj]
tigrish
17
11
resembling a tiger,...
tigroid
14
10
like a tiger [adj]
tikanga
13
14
(Maori) usage or cus...
tikiing
15
14
TIKI, (Maori) to tak...
tilapia
15
11
any member of an Afr...
tilbury
23
14
a carriage having tw...
tilings
15
11
TILING, a surface of...
tillage
15
11
the operation of til...
tillers
15
9
TILLER, to put forth...
tillier
15
9
TILLY, of or like ti...
tilling
16
12
cultivation [n -S]
tillite
15
9
a stiff impervious c...
tilters
14
8
TILTER, one who tilt...
tilting
15
11
the act of leaning [...
timarau
13
11
a small buffalo of t...
timbale
16
14
(French) a dish of m...
timbals
17
14
TIMBAL, (archaic) a...
timbers
16
13
TIMBER, to furnish w...
timbery
22
15
resembling timber [a...
timbral
17
14
relating to timbre [...
timbrel
17
14
(historical) an Orie...
timbres
16
13
TIMBRE, the quality...
timeous
13
11
timely; seasonable,...
timeout
13
11
a brief suspension o...
timider
14
11
TIMID, lacking coura...
timidly
22
14
TIMID, lacking coura...
timings
15
13
TIMING, the selectio...
timists
15
10
TIMIST, a time-serve...
timolol
15
12
a drug used to treat...
timothy
22
14
a European grass [n...
timpana
14
14
a traditional Maltes...
timpani
15
14
TIMPANO, (Italian) a...
timpano
14
14
(Italian) a kettledr...
tinajas
13
17
TINAJA, (Spanish) a...
tinamou
12
12
(Carib) a South Amer...
tincals
16
12
TINCAL, (Malay) a cr...
tinchel
18
14
(Gaelic) a circle of...
tincted
15
12
TINCT, to stain, dye...
tindals
13
10
TINDAL, (Malayalam)...
tinders
12
9
TINDER, dry inflamma...
tindery
18
11
like tinder [adj]
tinding
13
12
TIND, to kindle, als...
tineids
12
9
TINEID, one of a fam...
tinfoil
15
12
a thin metal sheetin...
tinfuls
16
13
TINFUL, an much as a...
tinging
14
13
TING, to emit a high...
tingled
14
12
TINGLE, to cause a p...
tingler
14
11
a thing which causes...
tingles
14
11
TINGLE, to cause a p...
tinhorn
13
11
a showily pretentiou...
tiniest
12
8
TINY, very small [ad...
tinkers
13
12
TINKER, to repair sh...
tinking
14
15
TINK, to make a shar...
tinkled
14
14
TINKLE, to make shar...
tinkler
14
13
an itinerant mender...
tinkles
14
13
TINKLE, to make shar...
tinlike
14
13
like tin [adj]
tinners
11
9
TINNER, a tin miner...
tinnier
11
9
TINNY, making a nois...
tinnies
11
9
TINNIE, a mug made o...
tinnily
19
12
TINNY, making a nois...
tinning
12
12
the act of covering...
tinpots
14
11
TINPOT, the pot of m...
tinsels
13
9
TINSEL, to give a sh...
tinsely
19
11
like tinsel, also TI...
tinseys
18
10
TINSEY, (obsolete di...
tintack
16
15
a tack coated with t...
tinters
12
8
TINTER, a person or...
tintier
12
8
TINTY, unevenly tint...
tinting
13
11
the process of one t...
tintype
20
13
a colloquial name fo...
tinware
14
11
articles made of tin...
tinwork
16
15
something made of ti...
tipcart
18
13
a cart so constructe...
tipcats
18
13
TIPCAT, a game in wh...
tipless
16
11
having no point [adj...
tipoffs
19
16
TIPOFF, a piece of i...
tippees
16
13
TIPPEE, a person who...
tippers
17
13
TIPPER, one who tips...
tippets
17
13
TIPPET, a long narro...
tippier
17
13
TIPPY, (slang) in th...
tipping
18
16
the act of tipping [...
tippled
18
15
TIPPLE, to drink alc...
tippler
18
14
one who tipples, dri...
tipples
18
14
TIPPLE, to drink alc...
tipsier
15
10
TIPSY, slightly drun...
tipsify
24
15
to make tipsy [v TIP...
tipsily
23
13
TIPSY, slightly drun...
tipster
15
10
one who sells inform...
tiptoed
14
11
TIPTOE, to walk on t...
tiptoes
14
10
TIPTOE, to walk on t...
tiptops
17
13
TIPTOP, the highest...
tipulas
16
12
TIPULA, (Latin) a cr...
tipunas
14
12
TIPUNA, (Maori) an a...
tirades
12
8
TIRADE, (French) a l...
tirages
13
9
TIRAGE, drawing wine...
tirasse
12
7
(French) a pedal-cou...
tireder
12
8
TIRED, fatigued [adj...
tiredly
20
11
TIRED, fatigued [adv...
tirings
14
10
TIRING, in falconry,...
tiritis
14
7
TIRITI, (Maori) a tr...
tirling
15
11
TIRL, (Scots) to tur...
tironic
15
11
resembling a tiro, a...
tirring
14
10
TIRR, (Scots) to str...
tirrits
14
7
TIRRIT, (Shakespeare...
tisanes
11
8
TISANE, an infusion...
tisicks
18
14
TISICK, (Shakespeare...
tissual
14
9
pertaining to tissue...
tissued
13
9
TISSUE, to weave int...
tissues
13
8
TISSUE, to weave int...
tissuey
19
10
resembling tissue [a...
titania
11
8
a mineral, an oxide...
titanic
15
11
having great magnitu...
titanis
12
8
an ostrichlike prehi...
titbits
16
10
TITBIT, a choice bit...
titches
18
12
TITCH, a small perso...
titchie
18
12
very small, also TIC...
titfers
15
10
TITFER, (slang) cock...
tithers
15
9
TITHER, one who coll...
tithing
16
12
a tax comprising a t...
titians
12
8
TITIAN, a reddish-br...
titlark
15
12
a pipit, esp. the me...
titlers
14
8
TITLER, a writer of...
titling
15
11
any of various tits,...
titlist
15
8
a sports champion [n...
titmice
17
13
TITMOUSE, any of var...
titmose
13
10
(Spenser) a titmouse...
titokis
14
11
TITOKI, (Maori) a Ne...
titrant
12
8
the reagent used in...
titrate
12
7
to measure the stren...
titters
13
7
TITTER, to utter a r...
titties
13
7
TITTY, (Scots) a sis...
titting
14
10
TIT, to tug [v]
tittish
16
9
(slang) like a teat;...
tittled
14
9
TITTLE, to whisper,...
tittles
14
8
TITTLE, to whisper,...
tittups
16
11
TITTUP, to prance, s...
tittupy
22
13
gay, lively, unstead...
titular
14
9
relating to title [a...
tituled
14
10
TITULE, to give a ti...
titules
14
9
TITULE, to give a ti...
titulus
15
10
a sign on a cross gi...
tituped
15
12
TITUP, to prance [v]
tizzies
19
25
TIZZY, (colloquial)...
toadied
11
9
TOADY, to fawn on or...
toadies
11
8
TOADY, to fawn on or...
toadish
14
10
like a toad [adj]
toadlet
12
9
a small toad [n -S]
toasted
11
8
TOAST, to brown by e...
toaster
11
7
a device for toastin...
toastie
11
7
(colloquial) a toast...
toazing
15
19
TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
tobacco
19
16
an annual herb culti...
toccata
17
13
(Italian) a quick, f...
toccate
17
13
TOCCATA, (Italian) a...
tochers
17
12
TOCHER, (Gaelic) to...
tockier
16
14
TOCKY, muddy [adj]
tocking
17
17
TOCK, to make the so...
tockley
23
17
(Australian slang) p...
tocsins
15
11
TOCSIN, an alarm sou...
toddies
12
9
TODDY, (Hindi) the f...
todding
13
12
TOD, to yield a tod...
toddled
13
11
TODDLE, to walk unst...
toddler
13
10
a young child [n -S]
toddles
13
10
TODDLE, to walk unst...
todgers
13
10
TODGER, (slang) the...
toebies
13
10
TOEBIE, (Afrikaans)...
toecaps
16
13
TOECAP, a covering f...
toeclip
18
14
an attachment to a b...
toehold
14
11
a space that fits a...
toeiest
11
7
TOEY, (Australian sl...
toeless
12
8
having no toes [adj]
toelike
13
12
like a toe [adj]
toenail
11
9
to fasten with obliq...
toerags
12
9
TOERAG, a tramp, a d...
toeshoe
12
9
a dance shoe designe...
toetoes
10
7
TOETOE, (Maori) a ta...
toffees
15
13
TOFFEE, a hard-baked...
toffier
16
13
TOFFY, like a toff,...
toffies
16
13
TOFFY, a toffee, als...
toffish
19
15
like a toff; posh [a...
tofutti
15
11
(tradename) any of a...
togated
12
10
(Shakespeare) wearin...
toggers
14
11
TOGGER, (colloquial)...
toggery
20
13
clothes; garments; a...
togging
15
14
TOG, to clothe [v]
toggled
15
13
TOGGLE, to fasten wi...
toggler
15
12
one who toggles [n -...
toggles
15
12
TOGGLE, to fasten wi...
toheroa
12
9
(Maori) a kind of Ne...
tohunga
14
13
(Maori) a priest, a...
toilers
13
8
TOILER, one that toi...
toilets
13
8
TOILET, to dress and...
toilful
17
13
producing or involvi...
toiling
14
11
the act of toiling [...
toisech
17
12
(Irish) a Celtic nob...
toisons
11
8
TOISON, (French) a f...
toiting
13
10
TOIT, to saunter [v]
toitois
12
7
TOITOI, (Maori) a ta...
tokamak
14
18
(Russian) a toroidal...
tokened
11
13
TOKEN, to be a sign...
tokomak
14
18
(Russian) a toroidal...
tolanes
11
9
TOLANE, a white crys...
tolarji
15
17
TOLAR, (Slovene) the...
toledos
12
9
TOLEDO, (Spanish) a...
tolidin
13
10
a chemical compound,...
tolings
14
11
TOLING, the act of t...
tollage
14
11
payment of toll; als...
tollbar
16
12
a movable bar across...
tollers
14
9
TOLLER, a collector...
tolleys
20
11
TOLLEY, in the game...
tollies
14
9
TOLLIE, a castrated...
tolling
15
12
the action of tollin...
tollman
14
13
one who receives or...
tollmen
14
13
TOLLMAN, one who rec...
tollway
23
14
a road on which toll...
tolsels
14
9
TOLSEL, a merchants'...
tolseys
19
10
TOLSEY, a merchants'...
tolters
13
8
TOLTER, (dialect) to...
toluate
12
9
a salt of any one of...
toluene
11
10
a solvent derived fr...
toluide
13
10
a derivative of glyc...
toluids
14
10
TOLUID, a derivative...
toluole
13
10
a solvent derived fr...
toluols
14
10
TOLUOL, a solvent de...
toluyls
21
12
TOLUYL, a chemical r...
tolzeys
22
19
TOLZEY, a merchants'...
tomback
19
20
an alloy of copper a...
tombacs
18
16
TOMBAC, an alloy of...
tombaks
16
17
TOMBAK, (Malay) an a...
tombing
16
16
TOMB, to place in a...
tombocs
18
16
TOMBOC, a Javanese l...
tombola
15
14
a gambling game [n -...
tombolo
15
14
a sandbar connecting...
tomboys
21
15
TOMBOY, a girl who a...
tomcats
16
13
TOMCAT, to engage in...
tomcods
16
14
TOMCOD, a kind of co...
tomenta
11
11
TOMENTUM, (Latin) th...
tomfool
15
14
to play the fool [v...
tommied
14
14
TOMMY, to oppress by...
tommies
14
13
TOMMY, to oppress by...
tomming
15
16
TOM, to engage in pr...
tompion
14
14
(French) a protectiv...
tompons
14
14
TOMPON, to plug with...
tomtits
14
10
TOMTIT, a small bird...
tonally
19
12
TONAL, pertaining to...
tondini
11
10
TONDINO, a circular...
tondino
10
10
a circular moulding...
tonearm
11
11
the pivoted part of...
tonemes
11
11
TONEME, in a tone la...
tonemic
15
14
relating to a toneme...
tonepad
12
12
an electronic device...
tonetic
14
11
of or relating to to...
tonette
10
8
a simple flute [n -S...
tongers
12
10
TONGER, a person who...
tonging
13
13
TONG, to lift with t...
tongman
12
14
(Chinese) a member o...
tongmen
12
14
TONGMAN, (Chinese) a...
tongued
12
12
TONGUE, to touch wit...
tongues
12
11
TONGUE, to touch wit...
toniest
11
8
TONY, high-toned, al...
tonight
15
12
the present night [n...
tonings
12
11
TONING, a quality or...
tonites
11
8
TONITE, a blasting e...
tonkers
12
12
TONKER, one who tonk...
tonking
13
15
TONK, (Australian sl...
tonlets
12
9
TONLET, a set of ove...
tonnage
10
11
total weight in tons...
tonnags
11
11
TONNAG, (Gaelic) a s...
tonneau
9
10
(French) the rear ex...
tonnell
12
11
(obsolete) a tunnel...
tonners
10
9
TONNER, an object ha...
tonnish
13
11
modish; fashionable,...
tonsils
13
9
TONSIL, a lymphoid o...
tonsors
11
8
TONSOR, (Latin) a ba...
tonsure
11
9
to shave the head of...
tontine
10
9
a form of collective...
tonuses
11
9
TONUS, (Latin) the n...
tooarts
11
7
TOOART, (Native Aust...
toodled
12
10
TOODLE, to toot soft...
toodles
12
9
TOODLE, to toot soft...
toolbag
15
13
a container for tool...
toolbar
14
11
a bar with a list of...
toolbox
20
18
a box for tools [n -...
toolers
12
8
TOOLER, a person who...
toolies
12
8
TOOLIE, in Australia...
tooling
13
11
ornamentation done w...
toolkit
14
12
a set of tools [n -S...
toolman
12
12
a man who works with...
toolmen
12
12
TOOLMAN, a man who w...
toolset
12
8
a group of related t...
tooltip
15
11
a box on a computer...
toomest
12
10
TOOM, (Scots) empty...
tooming
13
13
TOOM, to empty [v]
toonies
10
8
TOONIE, (colloquial)...
toories
11
7
TOORIE, (Scots) a sm...
tooshie
13
9
(Australian slang) a...
tooters
11
7
TOOTER, one who toot...
toothed
13
10
TOOTH, to provide wi...
tooting
12
10
TOOT, to sound a hor...
tootled
12
9
TOOTLE, to go along...
tootler
12
8
one who tootles [n -...
tootles
12
8
TOOTLE, to go along...
tootsed
11
8
TOOTS, (Scots) to tu...
tootses
11
7
TOOTS, (Scots) to tu...
tootsie
11
7
a foot, also TOOTSY...
toparch
19
15
a ruler of a distric...
topazes
16
19
TOPAZ, (Greek) a pre...
topcoat
16
13
a lightweight overco...
topfull
19
16
full to the top [adj...
topiary
20
12
the art of trimming...
topical
18
14
relating to a topic...
topkick
20
21
a first sergeant [n...
topknot
14
15
an ornament for the...
topless
15
11
without a top [adj]
topline
14
12
to feature in a head...
topmast
15
13
a mast of a ship [n...
topmost
15
13
highest [adj]
toponym
20
16
(Greek) a word deriv...
toppers
16
13
TOPPER, (slang) a to...
toppier
16
13
TOPPY, of audio repr...
topping
17
16
excellent [adj TOPPI...
toppled
17
15
TOPPLE, to fall forw...
topples
17
14
TOPPLE, to fall forw...
topsail
15
11
a ship's sail above...
topside
14
11
the upper portion of...
topsman
14
14
the chief drover of...
topsmen
14
14
TOPSMAN, the chief d...
topsoil
15
11
to remove the surfac...
topspin
16
14
a forward spin impar...
topwork
18
17
to graft scions of a...
toquets
20
17
TOQUET, (French) a k...
toranas
10
8
TORANA, (Hindi) in t...
torched
17
13
TORCH, to set on fir...
torcher
17
12
(Shakespeare) a ligh...
torches
17
12
TORCH, to set on fir...
torchon
16
13
(French) a duster or...
tordion
11
9
(French) a Renaissan...
toreros
11
7
TORERO, (Spanish) a...
torgoch
18
14
(Welsh) a red-bellie...
torment
12
11
to harass or torture...
tormina
12
11
(Latin) acute, colic...
tornade
10
9
a storm with very st...
tornado
10
9
(Spanish) a violent...
toroids
12
8
TOROID, anything sha...
torpedo
13
11
a self-propelled sub...
torpefy
22
15
to make numb or torp...
torpids
15
11
TORPID, at Oxford, t...
torpors
14
10
TORPOR, (Latin) ment...
torqued
20
18
TORQUE, to cause to...
torquer
20
17
one who torques [n -...
torques
20
17
a ring of fur or fea...
torquey
26
19
providing force to c...
torrefy
20
12
to subject to intens...
torrent
11
8
a rapid stream of wa...
torrets
12
7
TORRET, a metal ring...
torrify
21
12
to subject to intens...
torsade
11
8
an ornament on a hat...
torsels
13
8
TORSEL, a plate supp...
torsion
11
8
the act of twisting...
torsive
14
11
twisted [adj]
torties
12
7
TORTIE, (short for)...
tortile
13
8
twisted [adj]
tortive
14
11
(Shakespeare) turned...
tortoni
11
8
(Italian) a rich ice...
tortrix
19
14
a kind of small moth...
torture
12
8
to subject to severe...
torulae
12
9
TORULA, (Latin) a ye...
torulas
13
9
TORULA, (Latin) a ye...
torulin
13
10
a vitamin in yeast [...
torulus
14
10
(Latin) the socket o...
toruses
12
8
TORUS, (Latin) a lar...
toshach
19
14
(Irish) a Celtic nob...
toshers
14
9
TOSHER, (colloquial)...
toshier
14
9
TOSHY, full of twadd...
toshing
15
12
TOSH, to trim [v]
tossers
12
7
TOSSER, (slang) an u...
tossier
12
7
TOSSY, tossing the h...
tossily
20
10
TOSSY, tossing the h...
tossing
13
10
the act of tossing [...
tosspot
14
10
a toper, a drunkard...
tossups
15
11
TOSSUP, an even choi...
tostada
11
8
(Spanish) a tortilla...
tostado
11
8
(Spanish) a tortilla...
tostone
10
8
(Spanish) a Mexican...
totable
14
11
capable of being tot...
totaled
12
9
TOTAL, to amount to...
totally
20
11
TOTAL [adv]
totanus
11
9
(Italian) the redsha...
totaras
11
7
TOTARA, (Maori) a Ne...
totemic
16
13
of or pertaining to...
tothers
14
9
TOTHER, (archaic) th...
totient
11
8
the number of totiti...
totters
12
7
TOTTER, to walk unst...
tottery
18
9
shaky [adj]
tottier
12
7
TOTTY, unsteady; tot...
totties
12
7
TOTTIE, a woman or s...
totting
13
10
the re-cycling of re...
toucans
14
12
TOUCAN, a tropical b...
touched
17
14
TOUCH, to come into...
toucher
17
13
one who touches [n -...
touches
17
13
TOUCH, to come into...
touchup
20
17
the act of finishing...
toughed
15
13
TOUGH, to endure [v]
toughen
14
13
to make tough [v -ED...
tougher
15
12
TOUGH, hard, durable...
toughie
15
12
a tough person, also...
toughly
23
15
TOUGH, hard, durable...
touking
14
15
TOUK, (Scots) to tap...
touladi
13
10
(American Indian) a...
toupeed
13
12
having a toupee [adj...
toupees
13
11
TOUPEE, a hairpiece...
toupets
14
11
TOUPET, a hairpiece...
toupies
14
11
TOUPIE, a round bone...
touraco
14
11
an African bird, als...
tourers
12
8
TOURER, a large, ope...
touries
12
8
TOURIE, (Scots) a sm...
touring
13
11
cross-country skiing...
tourism
14
11
the practice of tour...
tourist
13
8
one who tours for pl...
tourney
17
11
to compete in a tour...
tousers
12
8
TOUSER, one who tous...
tousier
12
8
TOUSY, shaggy, unkem...
tousing
13
11
the act of tousing [...
tousled
13
10
TOUSLE, to dishevel,...
tousles
13
9
TOUSLE, to dishevel,...
toustie
12
8
(Scott) irascible [a...
touters
12
8
TOUTER, one who seek...
toutier
12
8
TOUTIE, (Scots) petu...
touting
13
11
TOUT, to solicit bra...
toutons
11
9
TOUTON, a deep-fried...
touzier
15
17
TOUZY, shaggy, unkem...
touzing
16
20
TOUZE, to dishevel,...
touzled
16
19
TOUZLE, to dishevel,...
touzles
16
18
TOUZLE, to dishevel,...
towable
17
14
able to be towed [ad...
towages
15
12
TOWAGE, the price pa...
towards
15
11
in the direction of,...
towaway
23
15
the act of towing aw...
towbars
17
13
TOWBAR, a metal bar...
towboat
16
13
a vessel constructed...
toweled
15
12
TOWEL, to wipe with...
towered
14
11
TOWER, to rise to a...
towhead
16
13
a head of light blon...
towhees
16
12
TOWHEE, any of sever...
towiest
15
10
TOWY, pertaining to...
towings
16
13
TOWING, the act of t...
towkays
22
16
TOWKAY, (Chinese) si...
towline
15
12
a line used for towi...
towmond
15
15
(Scots) a twelvemont...
towmons
15
14
TOWMON, (Scots) a tw...
towmont
15
14
(Scots) a twelvemont...
townees
13
11
TOWNEE, a town-dwell...
townier
14
11
TOWNY, belonging to...
townies
14
11
TOWNIE, a town-dwell...
townish
17
13
characteristic of a...
townlet
15
12
a small town, also T...
towpath
19
15
a path along a river...
towrope
16
13
a rope used in towin...
towsack
19
17
a sack made of a coa...
towsers
15
10
TOWSER, one who tows...
towsier
15
10
TOWSY, shaggy, unkem...
towsing
16
13
TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towting
16
13
TOWT, (Scots) to pou...
towzier
18
19
TOWZY, shaggy, unkem...
towzing
19
22
TOWZE, to dishevel,...
toxemia
18
17
blood poisoning due...
toxemic
22
20
relating to toxemia,...
toxical
22
18
of or pertaining to...
toxines
17
15
TOXINE, a poisonous...
toxoids
18
15
TOXOID, a toxin trea...
toyetic
21
12
(of a film or televi...
toyings
19
12
TOYING, the act of t...
toyland
18
12
the toy industry [n...
toyless
19
10
without toys [adj]
toylike
20
14
like toys [adj]
toylsom
20
13
(Spenser) toilsome,...
toyshop
22
14
a shop where toys ar...
toysome
18
12
sportive; trifling;...
toytown
20
13
a small model of a t...
tracers
15
10
TRACER, a kind of am...
tracery
21
12
ornamental work of i...
traceur
15
11
(French) a participa...
trachea
16
12
the passage conveyin...
trachle
18
13
to draggle, also TRA...
tracing
16
13
something that is tr...
tracked
16
15
TRACK, to follow the...
tracker
16
14
one who tracks [n -S...
trackie
16
14
(of a garment) origi...
tracted
15
11
TRACT, (Spenser) to...
tractor
15
10
a motor vehicle used...
tractus
16
11
(Latin) a psalm sung...
traders
12
8
TRADER, one who trad...
trading
13
11
the act of trading [...
traduce
15
12
to defame [v TRADUCE...
traffic
20
16
to engage in buying...
tragedy
19
12
a disastrous event [...
tragics
17
12
TRAGIC, the element...
tragule
14
11
(Greek) a small deer...
traiked
13
12
TRAIK, (Scots) to ma...
traikit
14
11
(Scots) worn out [ad...
trailed
13
9
TRAIL, to draw along...
trailer
13
8
to transport by a ve...
trained
11
9
TRAIN, to instruct s...
trainee
10
8
one who receives tra...
trainer
11
8
a soft running shoe,...
traipse
14
10
to walk wearily, als...
traitor
12
7
one who betrays anot...
traject
17
19
to transmit [v -ED,...
tramcar
16
13
a streetcar [n -S]
tramell
15
12
to hinder, also TRAM...
tramels
14
11
TRAMEL, (US) to hind...
trammed
14
14
TRAM, to travel by t...
trammel
15
14
to hinder, also TRAM...
trammie
14
13
(Australian) a tram...
tramped
15
14
TRAMP, to tread heav...
tramper
15
13
one who tramps, a va...
trampet
15
13
a small trampoline,...
trample
16
14
to tread roughly ove...
tramway
22
15
a route for a tram [...
tranced
14
12
TRANCE, to put into...
trances
14
11
TRANCE, to put into...
trancey
20
13
(of music, etc.) cre...
tranche
16
13
(French) a slice or...
tranect
14
11
(Shakespeare) a ferr...
trangam
13
13
a showy or worthless...
trangle
13
11
in heraldry, a dimin...
tranked
12
13
TRANK, (short for) t...
trankum
14
16
(Scott) a trinket, a...
trannie
10
9
(colloquial) transis...
transes
11
8
TRANSE, a through pa...
transit
12
8
to pass across or th...
transom
12
11
a small window above...
tranted
11
9
TRANT, to traffic in...
tranter
11
8
one who trants; a pe...
trapans
13
11
TRAPAN, to operate o...
trapeze
16
19
to perform on a gymn...
traping
15
13
TRAPE, to walk in an...
trapped
16
14
TRAP, to catch in a...
trapper
16
13
one that traps [n -S...
trapsed
14
11
TRAPSE, to walk in a...
trapses
14
10
TRAPSE, to walk in a...
trashed
14
10
TRASH, to wreck or v...
trasher
14
9
one that destroys or...
trashes
14
9
TRASH, to wreck or v...
trasses
12
7
TRASS, an earthy vol...
traumas
13
11
TRAUMA, a severe emo...
travail
15
12
to toil [v -ED, -ING...
travels
15
12
TRAVEL, to go from o...
travois
14
11
a kind of North Amer...
trawled
16
12
TRAWL, to fish by dr...
trawler
16
11
a vessel used for tr...
trawley
22
13
a small truck for tr...
traybit
21
12
(Australian slang) a...
trayful
22
14
as much as a tray ca...
trayned
17
11
TRAYNE, (Spenser) to...
traynes
17
10
TRAYNE, (Spenser) to...
treacle
15
11
to smear with molass...
treacly
22
13
thick and sweet like...
treaded
11
9
TREAD, to walk on, o...
treader
11
8
one who treads [n -S...
treadle
12
9
to work by a foot pe...
treague
12
10
(Spenser) a truce [n...
treason
10
8
betrayal of one's co...
treated
11
8
TREAT, to deal with...
treater
11
7
one who treats [n -S...
trebled
15
12
TREBLE, to triple [v...
trebles
15
11
TREBLE, to triple [v...
trecked
16
15
TRECK, to go on a jo...
treddle
13
10
to work by a foot pe...
treeing
12
10
TREE, to drive up a...
treetop
13
10
the top of a tree [n...
treewax
20
17
a wax secreted by a...
trefoil
15
11
a plant having three...
trehala
14
10
a sweet substance ob...
treille
14
9
(French) a trellis [...
trekked
14
16
TREK, to go on a jou...
trekker
14
15
one who treks [n -S]
trellis
15
9
to supply with a fra...
tremble
16
14
to shake involuntari...
trembly
23
16
tremulous [adj TREMB...
tremies
13
10
TREMIE, (French) a h...
tremolo
13
11
(Italian) a vibratin...
tremors
13
10
TREMOR, to quiver, s...
trenail
12
9
a wooden peg used to...
trended
11
10
TREND, to have a ten...
trenise
11
8
(French) the fourth...
trental
12
9
a series of thirty r...
trepang
14
13
(Malay) a sea cucumb...
trepans
13
11
TREPAN, to cut holes...
tressed
12
8
TRESS, to form into...
tressel
13
8
a support consisting...
tresses
12
7
TRESS, to form into...
trestle
13
8
a framework for supp...
trevets
14
11
TREVET, a small stan...
treviss
15
11
a stall, also TRAVIS...
treybit
21
12
a threepenny piece,...
triable
15
11
subject to judicial...
triacid
16
11
a type of acid compo...
triacts
16
10
TRIACT, a three-raye...
triadic
16
11
having the character...
triaged
13
10
TRIAGE, to practise...
triages
13
9
TRIAGE, to practise...
trialed
13
9
TRIAL, to make a jud...
triarch
18
12
a ruler of a triarch...
triatic
16
10
a rope joining adjac...
triaxon
17
15
a sponge spicule wit...
triazin
15
17
a nitrogen compound...
tribade
14
11
(French) a female ho...
tribady
21
13
lesbianism, also TRI...
tribals
16
11
TRIBAL, a member of...
tribble
18
14
a horizontal frame w...
triblet
16
11
a tapering mandrel o...
tribune
14
12
an ancient Roman off...
tribute
15
11
a testimony or gift...
tricars
16
10
TRICAR, a three-whee...
triceps
18
13
an arm muscle, also...
tricing
17
13
TRICE, to haul up wi...
tricity
23
12
an area that compris...
tricked
17
15
TRICK, to deceive [v...
tricker
17
14
one who plays tricks...
trickie
17
14
characterized by dec...
trickle
18
15
to run slowly in a s...
trickly
25
17
marked by trickling...
tricksy
24
16
mischievous [adj TRI...
triclad
17
12
an aquatic flatworm...
tricorn
15
11
a hat with the brim...
tricots
16
10
TRICOT, (French) a p...
tridarn
12
9
(Welsh) a Welsh dres...
trident
12
9
a spear with three p...
triduan
12
10
lasting three days [...
triduum
15
13
(Latin) a period of...
triella
14
9
(Australia) a bet no...
trienes
11
8
TRIENE, a type of ch...
triffer
17
13
TRIFF, (slang) terri...
triffic
21
16
(slang) terrific, ex...
triffid
18
14
a monstrous fictiona...
trifled
16
12
TRIFLE, to waste tim...
trifler
16
11
one who trifles [n -...
trifles
16
11
TRIFLE, to waste tim...
trifold
16
12
having three parts [...
trifoly
22
13
a plant having three...
triform
16
13
having three forms [...
trigamy
21
14
having three legal s...
trigged
15
12
TRIG, to make someth...
trigger
15
11
to set in action [v...
triglot
15
10
a book written in th...
trigons
13
10
TRIGON, a figure hav...
trigram
15
12
a cluster of three s...
trijets
15
16
TRIJET, an aeroplane...
trilbys
23
13
TRILBY, a soft felt...
trilith
17
10
(Greek) a stone monu...
trilled
15
10
TRILL, to play with...
triller
15
9
a kind of tropical b...
trilobe
15
11
something that has t...
trilogy
21
12
a group of three rel...
trimers
14
10
TRIMER, a substance...
trimmed
15
14
TRIM, to cut neatly...
trimmer
15
13
one that trims, a po...
trimpot
16
13
a small instrument f...
trimtab
16
13
a tab on an aircraft...
trinary
18
10
consisting of three...
trindle
13
10
to propel by causing...
tringle
14
11
a curtain-rod for a...
trining
13
11
TRINE, to place in a...
trinity
19
10
a group of three [n...
trinket
13
12
to have underhand de...
trinkum
15
16
a trinket, also TRAN...
triodes
12
8
TRIODE, a type of el...
triolet
13
8
a short poem of fixe...
triones
11
8
(Latin) the seven st...
trionym
19
13
a trinomial name or...
trioses
12
7
TRIOSE, a simple sug...
trioxid
19
15
an oxide containing...
tripack
19
17
a type of film pack...
tripart
15
10
divided into three p...
tripery
21
12
a place that sells o...
tripier
15
10
TRIPY, like tripe, w...
tripled
16
12
TRIPLE, to make thre...
triples
16
11
TRIPLE, to make thre...
triplet
16
11
a group of three of...
triplex
22
18
to provide something...
tripman
15
14
a man hired to work...
tripmen
15
14
TRIPMAN, a man hired...
tripods
15
11
TRIPOD, a stand with...
tripody
21
13
a verse of three met...
tripoli
16
11
an earthy substance...
tripped
17
14
TRIP, to stumble [v]
tripper
17
13
one who goes on trip...
trippet
17
13
a trivet which strik...
tripple
18
14
a horse's ambling ca...
tripses
15
10
TRIPSIS, pulverizati...
tripsis
16
10
pulverization [n TRI...
triptan
14
11
a drug for treating...
trireme
13
10
an ancient Greek or...
trisect
16
10
to divide into three...
triseme
13
10
a type of metrical f...
trishaw
18
12
a three-wheeled taxi...
trismic
18
13
relating to trismus,...
trismus
15
11
(Latin) a tetanic sp...
trisome
13
10
a chromosome that oc...
trisomy
20
12
the condition of bei...
trisula
14
9
(Sanskrit) the tride...
trisuls
15
9
TRISUL, (Sanskrit) t...
tritely
20
10
TRITE, banal, common...
tritest
13
7
TRITE, banal, common...
tritide
13
8
a compound of tritiu...
tritium
15
11
an isotope of hydrog...
tritoma
13
10
a flowering African...
tritone
11
8
a musical interval o...
tritons
12
8
TRITON, a kind of ma...
triumph
19
16
to be victorious [v...
triunes
12
9
TRIUNE, a trinity, a...
trivets
15
11
TRIVET, a small stan...
trivial
16
12
insignificant [adj T...
trivium
17
15
a group of studies i...
trizone
14
17
a country formed of...
troades
11
8
TROADE, (Spenser) a...
troaked
12
12
TROAK, (Scots) to ba...
troated
11
8
TROAT, to bellow lik...
trocars
15
10
TROCAR, a surgical i...
trochal
18
13
shaped like a wheel...
trochar
17
12
a surgical instrumen...
trochee
16
12
a type of metrical f...
troches
17
12
TROCHE, a medicinal...
trochil
19
13
an African bird, aka...
trochus
18
13
(Latin) a genus of g...
trocked
16
15
TROCK, (Scots) to ba...
trocken
15
15
(German) of wine, dr...
trodden
11
10
TREAD, to walk on, o...
troelie
12
8
(Tupi) an Amazonian...
troffer
16
13
a fixture for fluore...
trogged
14
12
TROG, to walk wearil...
trogons
12
10
TROGON, any of numer...
troikas
13
11
TROIKA, (Russian) a...
troilus
14
9
a large American but...
troking
14
14
TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
troland
12
10
a unit of measuremen...
trolled
14
10
TROLL, to fish with...
troller
14
9
a person who trolls,...
trolley
20
11
to travel by streetc...
trollop
16
12
a promiscuous woman...
tromino
12
11
a flat, three-sided...
trommel
15
14
(German) a revolving...
tromped
15
14
TROMP, to apply heav...
trompes
15
13
TROMPE, (French) an...
troolie
12
8
(Tupi) an Amazonian...
trooped
13
11
TROOP, to move in a...
trooper
13
10
a cavalryman [n -S]
trophic
20
15
pertaining to nutrit...
tropics
18
13
TROPIC, either of tw...
tropine
13
11
a poisonous alkaloid...
troping
15
13
TROPE, to provide wi...
tropins
14
11
TROPIN, a poisonous...
tropism
16
13
the response of an o...
tropist
15
10
a user of tropes [n...
trothed
14
10
TROTH, (Shakespeare)...
trotted
12
8
TROT, to drive at a...
trotter
12
7
a foot, esp. of a sh...
trotyls
20
10
TROTYL, an explosive...
trouble
15
12
to distress [v TROUB...
troughs
16
12
TROUGH, to eat greed...
trouled
13
10
TROULE, (Milton) to...
troules
13
9
TROULE, (Milton) to...
trounce
14
12
to beat severely [v...
trouped
14
12
TROUPE, to tour with...
trouper
14
11
a member of a theatr...
troupes
14
11
TROUPE, to tour with...
trouser
12
8
to appropriate or po...
trouses
12
8
TROUSE, (archaic) ir...
trouter
12
8
a trout fisherman [n...
trovers
14
11
TROVER, a type of le...
trowels
16
11
TROWEL, to smooth wi...
trowing
16
13
TROW, (archaic) to b...
trowths
18
12
TROWTH, (US) truth,...
truancy
21
14
an act of truanting,...
truants
12
9
TRUANT, to be absent...
trucage
16
13
(French) the faking...
trucial
17
12
bound by a truce [ad...
trucing
17
14
TRUCE, to suspend ho...
trucked
17
16
TRUCK, to transport...
trucker
17
15
a truck driver, also...
truckie
17
15
a truck driver, also...
truckle
18
16
to yield weakly [v T...
trudged
14
12
TRUDGE, to walk tire...
trudgen
13
12
a swimming stroke, a...
trudger
14
11
one who trudges [n -...
trudges
14
11
TRUDGE, to walk tire...
trueing
13
11
TRUE, to make true [...
trueman
12
12
(archaic) an honest...
truemen
12
12
TRUEMAN, (archaic) a...
truffes
17
14
TRUFFE, (French) a t...
truffle
18
15
an edible fungus, al...
truisms
15
11
TRUISM, an obvious t...
trumeau
13
12
a column supporting...
trumped
16
15
TRUMP, to outdo [v]
trumpet
16
14
to sound on a brass...
truncal
16
13
relating to the trun...
trundle
13
11
to propel by causing...
trunked
13
14
having a trunk [adj]
trunnel
12
11
a wooden peg used to...
trussed
13
9
TRUSS, to secure tig...
trusser
13
8
a person who or mach...
trusses
13
8
TRUSS, to secure tig...
trusted
13
9
TRUST, to place conf...
trustee
12
8
to entrust to an adm...
truster
13
8
one who trusts [n -S...
trustor
13
8
one who trustees his...
truther
15
10
a person who does no...
tryings
20
12
TRYING, the act of t...
trymata
19
12
TRYMA, (Greek) a kin...
tryouts
19
10
TRYOUT, a test of ab...
trypsin
21
13
an enzyme secreted b...
tryptic
25
15
relating to trypsin,...
trysail
20
10
a ship's sail bent t...
trysted
19
10
TRYST, to make an ap...
tryster
19
9
one who makes an app...
trystes
19
9
TRYSTE, a market [n]
tsaddik
14
13
(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tsaddiq
21
18
(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tsadiks
14
12
TSADIK, (Hebrew) in...
tsambas
15
13
TSAMBA, (Tibetan) a...
tsantsa
11
8
(Shuari) among the J...
tsardom
13
11
the domain of a czar...
tsarina
11
8
(Russian) the empres...
tsarism
14
10
government by a tsar...
tsarist
13
7
a supporter of tsari...
tsatske
13
11
(Yiddish) a knickkna...
tsetses
12
7
TSETSE, (Setswana) a...
tsigane
12
10
(Hungarian) a gypsy,...
tsimmes
15
13
(Yiddish) a sweetene...
tsktsks
16
15
TSKTSK, to utter an...
tsooris
12
7
(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsotsis
13
7
TSOTSI, (Afrikaans)...
tsouris
13
8
(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsunami
13
12
(Japanese) a great s...
tuatara
11
8
(Maori) a primitive...
tuatera
11
8
(Maori) a primitive...
tuatuas
12
9
TUATUA, (Maori) an e...
tubages
15
13
TUBAGE, the insertio...
tubaist
15
11
a tuba player, also...
tubbers
17
14
TUBBER, one who tubs...
tubbier
17
14
TUBBY, corpulent, al...
tubbing
18
17
material for making...
tubbish
20
16
round and fat, also...
tubeful
18
16
as much as a tube ca...
tubfast
17
14
(Shakespeare) the tr...
tubfish
20
16
the gurnard fish [n...
tubfuls
19
16
TUBFUL, as much as a...
tubifex
23
21
a freshwater tubicol...
tubings
16
14
TUBING, material in...
tubists
16
11
TUBIST, a tuba playe...
tublike
17
16
like a tub [adj]
tubular
16
13
in the form of a tub...
tubules
16
13
TUBULE, a small tube...
tubulin
16
14
a globular protein [...
tuchuns
18
15
TUCHUN, (Chinese) a...
tuckbox
25
25
a box used for carry...
tuckers
17
15
TUCKER, to tire out...
tuckets
17
15
TUCKET, (archaic) a...
tucking
18
18
a collection of tuck...
tuffets
17
14
TUFFET, a clump of g...
tufters
15
11
TUFTER, a hound that...
tuftier
15
11
TUFTY, abounding in...
tuftily
23
14
TUFTY, abounding in...
tufting
16
14
the act of decoratin...
tugboat
15
13
a boat that tows oth...
tuggers
15
12
TUGGER, one who tugs...
tugging
16
15
pulling forcibly [ad...
tughras
16
12
TUGHRA, (Turkish) an...
tughrik
18
16
(Mongolian) a Mongol...
tugless
15
11
being without a rope...
tugriks
16
14
TUGRIK, (Mongolian)...
tuilles
15
10
TUILLE, (French) arm...
tuilyie
20
11
(Scots) to struggle,...
tuilzie
17
18
(Scots) to struggle,...
tuition
12
9
a fee for instructio...
tuktoos
13
12
TUKTOO, (Inuit) a ca...
tuladis
14
10
TULADI, (Native Amer...
tulbans
15
13
TULBAN, (obsolete) a...
tulchan
18
15
(Gaelic) a calf's sk...
tulwars
17
12
TULWAR, (Hindi) an I...
tumbled
17
16
TUMBLE, to roll head...
tumbler
17
15
a drinking-glass [n...
tumbles
17
15
TUMBLE, to roll head...
tumbrel
17
15
a type of cart, also...
tumbril
18
15
a type of cart, also...
tumesce
16
14
to swell [v TUMESCED...
tumidly
22
15
TUMID, swollen [adv]
tummies
15
14
TUMMY, (colloquial)...
tummler
16
15
(Yiddish) one, such...
tumoral
14
12
relating to a tumor...
tumours
14
12
TUMOUR, an abnormal...
tumpier
16
14
TUMPY, hummocky [adj...
tumping
17
17
TUMP, to drag [v]
tumshie
16
13
a turnip [n -S]
tumular
15
13
of or like a tumulus...
tumults
16
13
TUMULT, to make a gr...
tumulus
16
14
a mound over a grave...
tunable
14
13
capable of being tun...
tunably
21
15
TUNABLE, capable of...
tunding
13
13
TUND, (archaic) to b...
tundish
15
12
(Shakespeare) a wood...
tundras
12
10
TUNDRA, a level, tre...
tunduns
12
12
TUNDUN, (Native Aust...
tuneage
11
11
(a piece of) recorde...
tuneful
15
14
melodious [adj TUNEF...
tuneups
14
13
TUNEUP, an adjustmen...
tunicae
14
12
TUNICA, (Latin) an e...
tunicin
15
13
a gelatinous substan...
tunicle
16
13
a short ecclesiastic...
tuniest
12
9
TUNY, tuneful, esp....
tunings
13
12
TUNING, the way in w...
tunkets
13
13
TUNKET, hell, used a...
tunnage
11
12
a tax of so much a t...
tunnels
12
11
TUNNEL, to dig a tun...
tunnies
11
10
TUNNY, a tuna fish [...
tunning
12
13
the act of tunning [...
tupelos
15
12
TUPELO, (Native Amer...
tupping
18
17
copulation of ram wi...
tupunas
14
13
TUPUNA, (Maori) an a...
turacin
15
12
a red or crimson pig...
turacos
15
11
TURACO, an African b...
turacou
15
12
an African bird, als...
turband
14
13
(Shakespeare) a turb...
turbans
14
12
TURBAN, a man's head...
turbant
14
12
(Milton) a turban [n...
turbary
21
13
a place where peat c...
turbeth
17
13
a medicinal plant ro...
turbine
14
12
a type of engine, al...
turbith
18
13
a medicinal plant ro...
turbits
16
11
TURBIT, a kind of do...
turbond
14
13
(Shakespeare) a turb...
turbots
15
11
TURBOT, a large flat...
turdine
12
10
belonging to a famil...
turdion
12
10
(French) a Renaissan...
turdoid
13
10
thrush-like [adj]
tureens
11
9
TUREEN, a large vess...
turfier
15
11
TURFY, covered with...
turfing
16
14
the act of turfing [...
turfite
15
11
a devotee of horse r...
turfman
15
15
a person who is devo...
turfmen
15
15
TURFMAN, a person wh...
turfski
17
15
a type of ski [n -S]
turgent
13
11
(obsolete) turgid [a...
turgite
14
10
an iron ore [n -S]
turgors
14
10
TURGOR, the state of...
turions
12
9
TURION, (French) an...
turista
13
8
(Spanish) intestinal...
turkeys
20
14
TURKEY, a large Amer...
turkies
14
12
(Shakespeare) turquo...
turkois
14
12
(archaic) turquoise...
turmoil
15
12
to cause a commotion...
turndun
12
12
(Native Australian)...
turners
12
9
TURNER, one who turn...
turnery
18
11
the shaping of artic...
turning
13
12
a rotation about an...
turnips
15
12
TURNIP, to plant wit...
turnipy
21
14
like a turnip [adj]
turnkey
19
15
a person who has cha...
turnoff
16
15
a road that branches...
turnons
11
10
TURNON, something th...
turnout
12
10
an assemblage of peo...
turnups
15
13
TURNUP, a part of a...
turpeth
17
13
a medicinal plant ro...
turpses
15
11
TURPS, (short for) t...
turrets
13
8
TURRET, a small towe...
turtled
14
10
TURTLE, to hunt or c...
turtler
14
9
one who catches turt...
turtles
14
9
TURTLE, to hunt or c...
tusches
18
13
TUSCHE, (German) a b...
tushery
21
12
a style of period no...
tushies
15
10
TUSHY, (Yiddish) the...
tushing
16
13
TUSH, to gore with a...
tushkar
16
14
a turf-spade, also T...
tushker
16
14
a turf-spade, also T...
tuskars
14
12
TUSKAR, a turf-spade...
tuskers
14
12
TUSKER, a turf-spade...
tuskier
14
12
TUSKY, having promin...
tusking
15
15
the act of piercing...
tussahs
15
10
TUSSAH, (Hindi) a fa...
tussars
13
8
TUSSAR, (Hindi) a fa...
tussehs
15
10
TUSSEH, (Hindi) a fa...
tussers
13
8
TUSSER, (Hindi) a fa...
tussive
15
12
relating to a cough,...
tussled
14
10
TUSSLE, to struggle...
tussles
14
9
TUSSLE, to struggle...
tussock
17
15
a clump of grass, al...
tussore
12
8
(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tussors
13
8
TUSSOR, (Hindi) a fa...
tussuck
18
16
a clump of grass, al...
tussurs
14
9
TUSSUR, (Hindi) a fa...
tutania
11
9
a type of Britannia...
tutelar
13
9
one who has the powe...
tutenag
12
11
(Marathi) an alloy o...
tutored
12
9
TUTOR, to instruct p...
tutoyed
18
11
TUTOYER, to address...
tutoyer
18
10
to address familiarl...
tutress
13
8
(archaic) a female t...
tutsans
12
9
TUTSAN, any of sever...
tutsing
14
11
TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tutties
13
8
TUTTY, an impure zin...
tutting
14
11
the act of tutting [...
tutwork
17
15
piece-work [n -S]
tuxedos
18
16
TUXEDO, a man's semi...
tuyeres
18
10
TUYERE, a pipe throu...
twaddle
16
13
to talk foolishly, a...
twaddly
23
15
boringly [adj TWADDL...
twafald
18
15
(Scots) twofold [adj...
twaites
15
10
TWAITE, a fish, a ki...
twanged
15
14
TWANG, to make a sha...
twanger
15
13
a person playing a s...
twangle
16
14
to make a sharp, vib...
twankay
21
17
(Chinese) a variety...
twasome
15
13
(Scots) a twosome [n...
twatted
15
11
TWAT, (slang) to str...
twattle
16
11
to talk foolishly, a...
tweaked
15
15
TWEAK, to pinch and...
tweaker
15
14
a small screwdriver...
tweedle
15
12
to perform casually...
tweeled
15
12
TWEEL, to weave with...
tweener
13
11
a player having some...
tweenie
13
11
(colloquial) a betwe...
tweeple
17
14
people who communica...
tweered
14
11
TWEER, (obsolete) to...
tweeted
14
11
TWEET, to make a sou...
tweeter
14
10
a loudspeaker made f...
tweetup
17
14
an online meeting of...
tweezed
17
20
TWEEZE, to pluck wit...
tweezer
17
19
a pincerlike tool [n...
tweezes
17
19
TWEEZE, to pluck wit...
twelfth
21
16
twelfth in sequence...
twelves
18
15
TWELVE, a number, tw...
twerked
16
15
TWERK, to thrust the...
twibill
21
15
a battle-axe with tw...
twibils
20
14
TWIBIL, a battle-axe...
twicers
19
13
TWICER, a compositor...
twiddle
17
13
to play idly with so...
twiddly
24
15
having many turns [a...
twifold
19
15
twofold, also TWAFAL...
twigged
18
15
TWIG, to observe, un...
twiggen
17
15
(Shakespeare) made o...
twigger
18
14
a wanton [n -S]
twights
20
14
TWIGHT, (Spenser) to...
twiglet
18
13
a small twig [n -S]
twigloo
17
13
a makeshift shelter...
twilled
18
13
TWILL, to weave with...
twilted
17
12
TWILT, to quilt [v]
twiners
15
11
TWINER, a twining pl...
twinged
16
14
TWINGE, to affect wi...
twinges
16
13
TWINGE, to affect wi...
twinier
15
11
TWINY, resembling st...
twining
16
14
winding, coiling [ad...
twinjet
17
20
an aircraft with two...
twinked
16
16
TWINK, to blink [v]
twinkie
16
15
(trade) a stereotypi...
twinkle
17
16
to shine with a flic...
twinkly
24
18
given to twinkling [...
twinned
14
13
TWIN, to bring toget...
twinset
15
11
a matching jumper an...
twinter
15
11
(Scots) a two-year o...
twiring
17
13
TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
twirled
17
12
TWIRL, to rotate rap...
twirler
17
11
a person who or thin...
twiscar
19
13
a turf-spade, also T...
twisted
16
11
TWIST, to force arou...
twister
16
10
(colloquial) a torna...
twistor
16
10
a complex variable r...
twitchy
28
17
given to twitching [...
twitted
16
11
TWIT, to upbraid, ta...
twitten
15
11
a narrow lane betwee...
twitter
16
10
to chirp [v -ED, -IN...
twizzle
23
29
to twirl, spin [v TW...
twoccer
21
16
a person who takes (...
twocker
19
17
a person who takes a...
twofers
17
13
TWOFER, something th...
twofold
18
15
an amount twice as g...
twoness
14
11
the state of being t...
twonies
14
11
TWONIE, a Canadian t...
twoonie
13
11
(colloquial) a Canad...
twosome
15
13
a pair of two [n -S]
twyeres
21
12
TWYERE, a pipe throu...
twyfold
25
17
twofold, also TWAFAL...
tychism
26
17
the theory that obje...
tycoons
20
13
TYCOON, a wealthy an...
tylopod
21
14
ungulates with padde...
tyloses
19
10
TYLOSIS, an ingrowth...
tylosin
19
11
an antibiotic [n -S]
tylosis
20
10
an ingrowth from a n...
tylotes
19
10
TYLOTE, a cylindrica...
tymbals
23
16
TYMBAL, (archaic) a...
tympana
20
16
TYMPANUM, the cavity...
tympani
21
16
TYMPANO, a kettledru...
tympano
20
16
a kettledrum, also T...
tympans
21
16
TYMPAN, a drum [n]
tympany
27
18
a swelling of the ab...
typable
23
16
that can be typed, a...
typebar
22
15
a part of a typewrit...
typeset
20
12
to set in type [v TY...
typhoid
23
15
an infectious diseas...
typhons
22
15
TYPHON, (Greek) a wh...
typhoon
21
15
a tropical hurricane...
typhose
22
14
of or pertaining to...
typhous
23
15
of or pertaining to...
typical
25
16
representative of a...
typiest
21
12
TYPY, conforming to...
typings
22
15
TYPING, the act of t...
typists
22
12
TYPIST, one who type...
typtoed
20
13
TYPTO, to work at Gr...
tyraned
17
11
TYRAN, to play the o...
tyranne
16
11
to play the oppresso...
tyranny
23
13
the rule of a tyrant...
tyrants
18
10
TYRANT, to play the...
tyrones
17
10
TYRO, a beginner or...
tyronic
21
13
resembling a tyro, a...
tysties
19
9
TYSTIE, an Orkney an...
tything
22
14
TYTHE, to pay a tent...
tzaddik
17
22
(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tzaddiq
24
27
(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tzaddis
16
18
TZADDI, (Hebrew) a H...
tzadiks
17
21
TZADIK, (Hebrew) in...
tzardom
16
20
the domain of a czar...
tzarina
14
17
(Russian) the empres...
tzarism
17
19
government by a tsar...
tzarist
16
16
a supporter of tsari...
tzetses
15
16
TZETSE, (Setswana) a...
tzetzes
18
25
TZETZE, (Setswana) a...
tzigane
15
19
(Hungarian) a gypsy,...
tzigany
22
21
(Hungarian) a gypsy,...
tzimmes
18
22
(Yiddish) a sweetene...
tzitzis
20
25
(Hebrew) the tassels...
tzitzit
20
25
(Hebrew) the tassels...
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