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baalebos
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(Hebrew) the master...
baalisms
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BAALISM, the worship...
baaskaap
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(Afrikaans) the poli...
baaskaps
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BAASKAP, (Afrikaans)...
baasskap
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a theory of racial p...
babassus
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15
BABASSU, (Tupi) a Br...
babbelas
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18
(Afrikaans) drunk, a...
babbitry
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19
conventional middle-...
babbitts
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17
BABBITT, to fit with...
babblers
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18
BABBLER, any of a fa...
babblier
21
18
BABBLY, given to bab...
babbling
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idle talk [n -S]
babeldom
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a confused sound of...
babelish
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in a confused state...
babelism
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18
a state of confused...
babesias
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14
BABESIA, a parasite...
babiches
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19
BABICHE, a thong or...
babirusa
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15
a large hoglike quad...
babouche
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a kind of heelless s...
babuches
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20
BABUCHE, a kind of h...
babudoms
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BABUDOM, the state o...
babuisms
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18
BABUISM, the state o...
babushka
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a triangular headsca...
babycino
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a drink of frothy st...
babydoll
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a woman's short nigh...
babyfood
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food prepared for ba...
babyhood
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the state of being a...
babylike
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resembling a baby [a...
babysits
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BABYSIT, to care for...
bacalaos
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BACALAO, (Spanish) s...
bacalhau
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(Spanish) salted cod...
baccalas
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18
BACCALA, (Spanish) s...
baccaras
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BACCARA, a French ca...
baccarat
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17
a French card game,...
baccated
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18
having berries; berr...
bacchant
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20
a priest of Bacchus,...
bacchiac
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22
relating to the bacc...
bacchian
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relating to the bacc...
bacchius
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20
a metrical foot comp...
bachatas
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16
BACHATA, (Spanish) a...
bachchas
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BACHCHA, (Hinglish)...
bachelor
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an unmarried man [n...
bacillar
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16
of the shape or natu...
bacillus
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17
any of the genus of...
backache
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pain in the back [n...
backband
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the band which passe...
backbars
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21
BACKBAR, the space b...
backbeat
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one of the normally...
backbend
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an acrobatic feat [n...
backbite
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21
to speak ill of [v B...
backbond
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a deed attaching a q...
backbone
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22
the spine [n -S]
backburn
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23
to set a fire in ord...
backcast
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21
to make a backward c...
backchat
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impertinence, repart...
backcomb
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to comb back e.g. th...
backdate
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to date to an earlie...
backdoor
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clandestine [adj]
backdown
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the abandonment of o...
backdrop
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to create a backgrou...
backfall
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a fall or throw on t...
backfats
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21
BACKFAT, the layer o...
backfile
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22
the back numbers of...
backfill
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23
to refill e.g. a fou...
backfire
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21
to go wrong [v BACKF...
backfits
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21
BACKFIT, to modify l...
backflip
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to perform a backwar...
backflow
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the action of flowin...
backhand
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to strike with the b...
backhaul
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to return after deli...
backhoed
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BACKHOE, to dig with...
backhoes
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BACKHOE, to dig with...
backings
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21
BACKING, a support [...
backland
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a piece of land at t...
backlash
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21
to cause a reaction...
backless
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19
having no back [adj]
backlift
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the backwards liftin...
backline
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20
in some team sports,...
backlist
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19
to include in a publ...
backload
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to load a lorry for...
backlogs
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21
BACKLOG, to accumula...
backlots
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19
BACKLOT, an outdoor...
backmost
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21
hindmost [adj]
backouts
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19
BACKOUT, a reversal...
backpack
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to hike with a pack...
backrest
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a back support [n -S...
backroom
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a room at the back [...
backrush
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the seaward return o...
backsaws
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21
BACKSAW, a saw (as a...
backseat
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a rear seat [n -S]
backsets
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18
BACKSET [n]
backseys
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BACKSEY, (Scots) sir...
backside
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19
the buttocks [n -S]
backslap
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to show approval [v...
backslid
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BACKSLIDE, to fall b...
backspin
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a backward rotation...
backstab
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to stab in the back...
backstay
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a stay extending fro...
backstop
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something preventing...
backtalk
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an impudent reply [n...
backveld
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a remote area [n -S]
backward
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in a reverse directi...
backwash
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to affect with reced...
backwind
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to deflect airflow i...
backwood
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uncouth [adj]
backword
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a retort [n -S]
backwork
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work done undergroun...
backwrap
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a wrap around garmen...
backyard
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the area at the rear...
baclavas
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BACLAVA, a middle Ea...
baclofen
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a drug used to treat...
baconers
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15
BACONER, a pig suita...
bacronym
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an acronym formed us...
bacteria
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14
a microscopic organi...
bacteric
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of bacteria [adj]
bacterin
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15
a vaccine derived fr...
baculine
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pertaining to the st...
baculite
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16
a fossil of the genu...
baculums
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20
BACULUM, the bone in...
badassed
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touchy, difficult, i...
badasses
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12
BADASS, a difficult...
badgered
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BADGER, to pester or...
badgerly
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17
like a badger [adj]
badinage
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to banter [v BADINAG...
badlands
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15
BADLAND, a barren, h...
badmouth
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18
to abuse [v -ED, -IN...
badwares
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15
BADWARE, malicious c...
bafflers
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BAFFLER, a person wh...
baffling
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21
BAFFLE, to confuse,...
bagarres
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BAGARRE, (French) a...
bagasses
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13
BAGASSE, dry refuse...
bageling
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BAGEL, to defeat in...
bagelled
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BAGEL, to defeat in...
baggages
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BAGGAGE, luggage [n]
baggiest
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BAGGY, loose fitting...
baggings
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BAGGING, material fo...
baghouse
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a means of cleaning...
bagnette
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(French) a long Fren...
bagpiped
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BAGPIPE, to play the...
bagpiper
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one who plays the ba...
bagpipes
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BAGPIPE, to play the...
baguette
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(French) a long Fren...
bagworms
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BAGWORM, one of seve...
bahadurs
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BAHADUR, a Hindu tit...
bahookie
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(colloquial) the but...
baidarka
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(Russian) an Alaskan...
bailable
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able to be bailed [a...
bailbond
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a bond given by a pr...
bailiffs
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BAILIFF, a sheriff's...
baillies
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BAILLIE, in Scotland...
bailment
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a delivery of goods...
bailouts
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BAILOUT, the act of...
bailsman
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a person who stands...
bailsmen
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BAILSMAN, a person w...
bainites
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BAINITE, a byproduct...
bairnish
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like a bairn, a chil...
baitfish
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a fish used as bait...
baitings
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BAITING, fish or wor...
bakelite
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(tradename) a thermo...
bakemeat
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(Biblical) pastry, p...
bakeoffs
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BAKEOFF, a baking co...
bakeries
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BAKERY, a baker's sh...
bakeshop
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a bakery [n -S]
bakeware
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heat-resistant dishe...
baklavas
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BAKLAVA, a Middle Ea...
baklawas
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BAKLAWA, a Middle Ea...
bakshish
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in Eastern countries...
baladine
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(French) a (female)...
baladins
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BALADIN, (French) a...
balafons
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BALAFON, a musical i...
balanced
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BALANCE, to have equ...
balancer
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one who balances [n...
balances
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BALANCE, to have equ...
balayage
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16
to highlight hair by...
balconet
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a miniature balcony,...
baldhead
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a bald person [n -S]
baldiest
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BALDY, having no hai...
baldness
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the state of being b...
baldpate
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a bald person [n -S]
baldrick
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a warrior's sword be...
baldrics
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BALDRIC, a warrior's...
balefire
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a bonfire or beacon-...
balisaur
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a long-tailed badger...
balistae
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BALISTA, a Roman mac...
balistas
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BALISTA, a Roman mac...
balkiest
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BALKY, apt to balk;...
balkings
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BALKING, the act of...
balkline
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a line drawn across...
balladed
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BALLAD, to make ball...
ballades
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BALLADE, (French) a...
balladic
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relating to a ballad...
balladin
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(French) a (male) th...
balladry
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ballads collectively...
ballants
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BALLANT, to make bal...
ballasts
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BALLAST, to load wit...
ballated
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BALLAT, to make ball...
ballboys
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BALLBOY, a boy who r...
ballclay
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a fine-textured high...
ballcock
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the stopcock in a ci...
balleted
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BALLET, to make ball...
balletic
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relating to ballet [...
ballgame
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a game played with a...
ballgirl
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a girl who retrieves...
ballgown
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a long formal dress...
ballhawk
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to act as a good def...
ballings
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16
BALLING, forming int...
ballista
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a Roman machine for...
balliums
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17
BALLIUM, the outer w...
ballocks
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to make a mess of, a...
ballonet
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14
in a balloon or diri...
ballonne
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(French) a kind of b...
balloons
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14
BALLOON, to swell ou...
balloted
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BALLOT, to vote by b...
ballotee
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a candidate in a bal...
balloter
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13
one who votes by bal...
ballpark
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a baseball park [n -...
ballpeen
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as in ballpeen hamme...
ballroom
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16
a large room for dan...
ballsier
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13
BALLSY, gutsy [adj]
ballsing
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BALLS, to mess up [v...
ballutes
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BALLUTE, a small inf...
ballyard
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a baseball ground [n...
ballyhoo
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to promote by uproar...
ballyrag
25
17
to overawe; to maltr...
balmiest
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BALMY, mild, tempera...
balmlike
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like balm [adj]
balmoral
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a flat Scottish bonn...
balneary
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15
a bath; a medicinal...
baloneys
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BALONEY, deceptive t...
balsamed
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BALSAM, to soothe; t...
balsamic
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relating to balsam [...
baluster
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a small pillar suppo...
bambinos
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BAMBINO, (Italian) a...
banalest
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BANAL, flat and unin...
banalise
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to make banal, also...
banality
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triteness [n BANALIT...
banalize
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to make banal, also...
banausic
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mechanical, utilitar...
bandaged
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BANDAGE, to cover a...
bandager
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one who bandages [n...
bandages
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BANDAGE, to cover a...
bandanas
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BANDANA, a large col...
bandanna
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a coloured silk or c...
bandaris
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13
BANDARI, (Hindi) a f...
bandeaus
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14
BANDEAU, (French) a...
bandeaux
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BANDEAU, (French) a...
bandeira
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an expedition in sea...
bandelet
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14
a flat moulding arou...
banderol
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(French) a small ban...
bandfish
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a bright-red Mediter...
bandiest
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BANDY, having crooke...
bandings
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BANDING, a streaming...
banditos
15
13
BANDITO, (Spanish) a...
banditry
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15
robbery by bandits [...
banditti
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13
(Italian) a gang of...
bandmate
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a fellow member of a...
bandooks
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17
BANDOOK, (Urdu) indi...
bandoras
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BANDORA, an ancient...
bandores
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13
BANDORE, an ancient...
bandpass
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the range of frequen...
bandrols
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14
BANDROL, a small ban...
bandsaws
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16
BANDSAW, a type of p...
bandsman
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17
a member of a band o...
bandsmen
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17
BANDSMAN, a member o...
bandster
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13
a binder of sheaves...
banduras
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14
BANDURA, a twelve-st...
bandying
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the act of bandying...
bandyman
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19
in India, one who dr...
bandymen
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19
BANDYMAN, in India,...
bangalay
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17
an Australian tree w...
bangalow
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18
an Australian palm t...
bangkoks
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BANGKOK, a straw hat...
bangster
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(Scots) a violent pe...
bangtail
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a mustang or wild ho...
banished
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BANISH, to expel, ex...
banisher
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one that banishes [n...
banishes
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14
BANISH, to expel, ex...
banister
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a stair hand-rail [n...
banjaxed
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BANJAX, (slang) to r...
banjaxes
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BANJAX, (slang) to r...
banjoist
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one who plays the ba...
bankable
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able to be banked [a...
bankbook
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a depositor's book [...
bankcard
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a card issued by a b...
bankerly
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19
like a banker [adj]
bankings
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19
BANKING, the busines...
banknote
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17
a paper unit of curr...
bankroll
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18
to provide with fina...
bankrupt
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20
to make insolvent [v...
banksias
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16
BANKSIA, an evergree...
bankside
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17
the slope of a river...
banksman
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an overseer of a pit...
banksmen
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BANKSMAN, an oversee...
bankster
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16
a banker or investor...
banlieue
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14
(French) a suburb [n...
bannable
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able to be banned [a...
bannered
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14
BANNER, to furnish w...
banneret
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13
(historical) a knigh...
bannerol
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14
a streamer, also BAN...
bannings
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BANNING, the act of...
bannocks
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20
BANNOCK, (Scots) a f...
banoffee
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banana and toffee as...
banoffis
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18
BANOFFI, banana and...
banquets
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BANQUET, to feast [v...
banselas
15
13
BANSELA, a gratuity...
banshees
16
14
BANSHEE, in Irish fo...
banshies
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14
BANSHIE, in Irish fo...
bantengs
15
15
BANTENG, an ox, also...
bantered
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BANTER, to exchange...
banterer
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12
one who banters or r...
bantings
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15
BANTING, weight-redu...
bantling
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(archaic) a baby, a...
banxring
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a tree-shrew, an Eas...
baptised
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BAPTISE, to administ...
baptiser
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one who baptizes, al...
baptises
18
14
BAPTISE, to administ...
baptisia
18
14
a genus of North Ame...
baptisms
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BAPTISM, immersion i...
baptists
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BAPTIST, one who bap...
baptized
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BAPTIZE, to administ...
baptizer
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one who baptizes, al...
baptizes
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BAPTIZE, to administ...
baracans
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15
BARACAN, (French) a...
barathea
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13
a pebbly silk or wor...
barbaric
21
17
uncivilized [adj BAR...
barbasco
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17
any of a variety of...
barbated
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15
barbed, bearded, als...
barbecue
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to grill over an ope...
barbells
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BARBELL, a weight-li...
barbeque
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to grill over an ope...
barbered
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BARBER, to shave or...
barberry
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a thorny shrub of th...
barbette
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14
(French) an earthen...
barbican
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18
an outer defensive w...
barbicel
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18
one of the small hoo...
barbital
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(US) a derivative of...
barbless
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having no barbs [adj...
barbolas
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BARBOLA, an ornament...
barbotte
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a kind of large catf...
barbules
19
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BARBULE, a small bar...
barbwire
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17
(US) barbed wire [n...
barchane
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a crescent-shaped sa...
barchans
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17
BARCHAN, a crescent-...
barcoded
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16
marked with a BARCOD...
barcodes
18
15
BARCODE, an arrangem...
bardiest
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12
BARDY, (Scots) scold...
bardisms
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15
BARDISM, the study o...
bardling
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16
a petty poet [n -S]
bardship
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17
the office of a bard...
bareback
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21
without a saddle [ad...
bareboat
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14
a pleasure-boat rent...
barebone
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15
(Shakespeare) a very...
barefoot
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14
being without shoes...
baregine
15
14
a gelatinous mass of...
barehand
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15
to field the ball in...
barehead
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14
having the head unco...
bareland
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14
as in bareland croft...
bareness
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12
the state of being b...
baresark
16
15
a Norse warrior who...
barflies
19
15
BARFLY, a drinker wh...
bargains
16
14
BARGAIN, to haggle o...
bargeese
15
13
BARGOOSE, a kind of...
bargello
18
15
a type of needlework...
bargeman
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17
a man who manages a...
bargemen
16
17
BARGEMAN, a man who...
bargests
17
13
BARGEST, a doglike g...
barghest
19
15
a doglike goblin who...
bargoons
15
14
BARGOON, (Canadian s...
bargoose
15
13
a kind of wild goose...
barguest
17
14
a doglike goblin who...
barillas
18
13
BARILLA, the alkali...
baristas
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11
BARISTA, one who mak...
baritone
14
12
a deep male voice, a...
barkeeps
18
18
BARKEEP, (US) a bart...
barkened
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17
BARKEN, to dry up in...
barkhans
18
18
BARKHAN, a crescent-...
barkiest
17
15
BARKY, having a toug...
barkless
18
16
having no bark [adj]
barleduc
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17
a kind of gooseberry...
barmaids
17
15
BARMAID, a female ba...
barmiest
17
14
BARMIE, foamy; dotty...
barmkins
18
19
BARMKIN, (archaic) a...
barmpots
19
17
BARMPOT, an idiot, f...
barnacle
18
16
a kind of crustacean...
barneyed
20
15
BARNEY, to quarrel l...
barniest
15
12
BARNY, like a barn [...
barnlike
17
17
like a barn [adj]
barnwood
17
16
a wide wood for buil...
barnyard
21
15
a yard near a barn [...
baroccos
21
17
BAROCCO, a bold deco...
barogram
17
16
a recording made by...
barometz
19
23
a fabulous Russian c...
baronage
14
14
the rank of a baron...
baroness
14
12
the wife of a baron...
baronets
14
12
BARONET, the lowest...
baronial
15
13
relating to a baron...
baronies
14
12
BARONY, the territor...
baronnes
13
13
BARONNE, (French) a...
baroques
23
21
BAROQUE, a bold deco...
barosaur
15
12
a large dinosaur [n...
barostat
15
11
an automatic device...
barouche
20
17
a four-wheeled hoode...
barrable
18
15
able to be barred [a...
barracan
17
15
a coarsely woven fab...
barraces
18
14
BARRACE, (obsolete)...
barracks
20
18
BARRACK, to shout en...
barraged
16
14
BARRAGE, to subject...
barrages
16
13
BARRAGE, to subject...
barranca
17
15
(Spanish) a deep rav...
barranco
17
15
(Spanish) a deep rav...
barrated
15
12
BARRAT, to quarrel e...
barrater
15
11
one that persistentl...
barrator
15
11
one that persistentl...
barratry
22
13
the practice of stir...
barreing
16
14
BARRE, to execute ba...
barreled
16
13
BARREL, to move fast...
barrener
14
12
BARREN, unproductive...
barrenly
22
15
BARREN, unproductive...
barretor
15
11
one that persistentl...
barretry
22
13
the practice of stir...
barrette
15
11
a bar-shaped hair-cl...
barricos
19
14
BARRICO, a small cas...
barriers
16
11
BARRIER, to shut by...
barriest
16
11
BARRIE, (Edinburgh s...
barrings
17
14
BARRING, an exclusio...
barrique
24
21
a wine barrel, also...
barrooms
16
14
BARROOM, a room in w...
barrulet
17
13
a thin horizontal he...
barstool
16
12
a stool in a barroom...
bartends
15
13
BARTEND, to serve in...
bartered
15
12
BARTER, to trade by...
barterer
15
11
a person who barters...
bartisan
15
12
a small overhanging...
bartizan
18
21
a corner turret, als...
bartsias
16
11
BARTSIA, a wild flow...
barwares
18
14
BARWARE, barroom equ...
barwoods
18
15
BARWOOD, a hard red...
baryonic
24
17
relating to baryon [...
barytone
20
14
a deep male voice, a...
barytons
21
14
BARYTON, a kind of b...
basaltes
16
12
unglazed stoneware [...
basaltic
20
15
relating to basalt [...
basanite
14
12
a black form of jasp...
bascinet
18
15
a light helmet, also...
bascules
20
16
BASCULE, a type of b...
baseball
19
16
a team game, played...
baseband
16
16
a communication devi...
baseborn
16
15
of low birth [adj]
basehead
16
14
a habitual user of f...
baselard
16
13
(obsolete) a short s...
baseless
16
12
without foundation [...
baseline
15
13
a line at both ends...
baseload
15
13
the permanent load o...
basement
15
15
the part of the buil...
baseness
14
12
the state of being b...
basenjis
17
21
BASENJI, (Bantu) a s...
basepath
19
16
a baserunner's path...
bashings
19
16
BASHING, a malicious...
bashless
19
14
unashamed [adj]
bashliks
21
18
BASHLIK, a long Russ...
bashlyks
27
20
BASHLYK, a long Russ...
bashment
18
17
a large gathering fo...
bashtags
19
15
BASHTAG, a hashtag u...
basicity
26
16
the state of being a...
basidial
17
13
relating to basidium...
basidium
18
16
a fungal fructificat...
basified
18
15
BASIFY, to convert i...
basifier
18
14
that which converts...
basifies
18
14
BASIFY, to convert i...
basilary
23
14
relating to, or situ...
basilect
20
15
the least prestigiou...
basilica
20
15
an ancient Roman bui...
basilisk
19
16
a harmless crested l...
basinets
15
12
BASINET, a light hel...
basinful
19
17
as much as fills a b...
basketry
23
17
basket work [n BASKE...
basmatis
17
14
BASMATI, (Hindi) a t...
basoches
20
16
BASOCHE, a mediaeval...
basophil
21
17
of white blood cells...
basquine
23
22
an outer petticoat w...
basseted
15
12
BASSET, to outcrop,...
bassetts
16
11
BASSETT, to outcrop,...
bassiest
16
11
BASSY, somewhat deep...
bassinet
15
12
a basket used as a b...
bassists
17
11
BASSIST, a person wh...
bassline
16
13
the lowest line in a...
bassness
15
12
the state of being l...
bassoons
14
12
BASSOON, a woodwind...
basswood
18
15
an American lime-tre...
bastards
16
12
BASTARD, a child who...
bastardy
22
14
the state of being a...
bastides
16
12
BASTIDE, a French co...
bastiles
17
12
BASTILE, a tower or...
bastille
18
13
a tower or an elevat...
bastings
17
14
BASTING, loose tempo...
bastions
15
12
BASTION, a tower at...
batavias
17
15
BATAVIA, a variety o...
batchers
21
16
BATCHER, one who put...
batching
22
19
the act of sorting i...
bateless
16
12
(Shakespeare) that c...
bateleur
16
13
an African eagle [n...
batement
15
15
reduction [n -S]
batfowls
22
18
BATFOWL, to catch bi...
batgirls
19
14
BATGIRL, a girl who...
bathcube
23
20
a fragrant cube for...
bathetic
21
16
characterized by tri...
bathings
19
16
BATHING, the act of...
bathless
19
14
without a bath [adj]
bathmats
19
16
BATHMAT, a mat used...
bathmism
21
19
a theory of directed...
bathorse
17
13
(archaic) a horse wh...
bathoses
17
13
BATHOS, the appearan...
bathrobe
19
16
a robe worn for taki...
bathroom
18
16
a room for bathing [...
bathtubs
21
17
BATHTUB, a tub for b...
batiking
18
18
BATIK, to produce ba...
batistes
16
11
BATISTE, (French) a...
batology
23
16
the study of bramble...
batoning
15
15
BATON, to strike wit...
batooned
13
13
BATOON, to strike wi...
batswing
20
17
shaped like a bat's...
battalia
16
12
the main body of an...
batteaux
21
19
BATTEAU, a flat bott...
batteled
16
13
BATTEL, to have an a...
batteler
16
12
someone who battels;...
battened
14
13
BATTEN, to fasten wi...
battener
14
12
one who battens [n -...
battered
15
12
BATTER, to beat repe...
batterer
15
11
someone who batters...
batterie
15
11
(French) a ballet ju...
batteros
15
11
BATTERO, (Shakespear...
battiest
16
11
BATTY, (colloquial)...
battills
19
13
BATTILL, to make fer...
battings
17
14
BATTING, cottonwool...
battleax
22
19
a kind of axe once u...
battlers
17
12
BATTLER, one who bat...
battling
18
15
BATTLE, to fight [v]
battutas
16
12
BATTUTA, (Italian) t...
battutos
16
12
BATTUTO, a selection...
batwoman
18
18
an officer's female...
batwomen
18
18
BATWOMAN, an officer...
baubling
20
19
(Shakespeare) trifli...
bauchled
22
19
BAUCHLE, to make sha...
bauchles
22
18
BAUCHLE, to make sha...
baudekin
16
18
a rich embroidered m...
baudrick
21
20
a warrior's sword be...
baudrics
20
16
BAUDRIC, a warrior's...
baudrons
15
14
(Scots) a quasi-prop...
bauhinia
17
15
a plant of the Bauhi...
baulkers
18
17
BAULKER, one who bau...
baulkier
18
17
BAULKY, stubborn [ad...
baulkily
26
20
BAULKY, stubborn [ad...
baulking
19
20
BAULK, to refrain fr...
bauxites
22
19
BAUXITE, an ore of a...
bauxitic
26
22
of or like bauxite,...
bavarois
17
15
a cold dessert consi...
bavining
18
19
BAVIN, to tie brushw...
bawcocks
26
24
BAWCOCK, (Shakespear...
bawdiest
19
15
BAWDY, obscene [adj]
bawdkins
20
20
BAWDKIN, a rich embr...
bawdrics
23
18
BAWDRIC, a warrior's...
bawdries
19
15
BAWDRY, (archaic) le...
bawlings
21
18
BAWLING, loud crying...
bawneens
16
16
BAWNEEN, (Irish) a w...
bayadeer
20
14
a fabric with horizo...
bayadere
20
14
a fabric with horizo...
bayberry
30
18
the berry of the bay...
bayfront
23
17
the shoreline of a b...
baynoddy
27
18
a bayman [n BAYNODDI...
bayonets
20
14
BAYONET, to stab wit...
baysides
22
14
BAYSIDE, the shore o...
baywoods
24
17
BAYWOOD, a coarse ma...
bazazzes
24
38
BAZAZZ, flamboyance,...
bazookas
18
24
BAZOOKA, a small roc...
bazoukis
20
25
BAZOUKI, a Greek str...
bdellium
20
18
a fragrant gum resin...
beachboy
28
21
a male beach attenda...
beachier
20
16
BEACHY, sandy or peb...
beaching
21
19
BEACH, to drive onto...
beaconed
16
16
BEACON, to shine lik...
beadiest
15
12
BEADY, resembling be...
beadings
16
15
BEADING, decoration...
beadlike
17
17
like a bead [adj]
beadroll
17
14
a list of the dead t...
beadsman
15
16
one who prays for an...
beadsmen
15
16
BEADSMAN, one who pr...
beadwork
19
19
decorative work done...
beaglers
17
14
BEAGLER, one who hun...
beagling
18
17
hunting with beagles...
beakiest
16
15
BEAKY, resembling a...
beakless
17
16
without a beak [adj]
beaklike
18
20
like a beak [adj]
bealings
17
15
BEALING, an infected...
beamiest
16
14
BEAMY, radiant [adj]
beamings
17
17
BEAMING, the act of...
beamless
17
15
without beams [adj]
beamlets
17
15
BEAMLET, a small bea...
beamlike
18
19
like a beam [adj]
beanbags
17
17
BEANBAG, a small clo...
beanball
18
17
a baseball thrown at...
beanlike
16
17
like a bean [adj]
beanpole
16
16
a pole support for c...
bearable
17
15
able to be borne [ad...
bearably
24
17
BEARABLE, able to be...
bearbine
16
15
a bindweed [n -S]
bearcats
18
14
BEARCAT, the lesser...
beardier
15
12
BEARDY, having a bea...
beardies
15
12
BEARDIE, a fish, the...
bearding
16
15
BEARD, to oppose wit...
bearhugs
19
16
BEARHUG, a firm embr...
bearings
16
14
BEARING, demeanour,...
bearlike
17
16
like a bear [adj]
bearpaws
20
17
BEARPAW, the paw of...
bearskin
16
16
the pelt of a bear [...
bearward
18
15
a keeper of bears [n...
bearwood
17
15
a small tree of the...
beasties
15
11
BEASTIE, a small bea...
beastily
23
14
bestially [adv]
beasting
16
14
BEAST, to punish or...
beatable
17
15
able to be beaten [a...
beathing
18
16
BEATH, (Spenser) to...
beatiest
15
11
BEATY, of music, hav...
beatific
21
17
making supremely hap...
beatings
16
14
BEATING, a defeat [n...
beatless
16
12
having no rhythm [ad...
beatniks
16
16
BEATNIK, a bohemian...
beaucoup
20
19
many or much [adj] /...
beaufets
17
15
BEAUFET, (obsolete)...
beauffet
19
18
(obsolete) a sideboa...
beaufins
17
16
BEAUFIN, a red cooki...
beautest
15
12
BEAUT, beautiful [ad...
beautied
15
13
BEAUTY, (Shakespeare...
beauties
15
12
BEAUTY, (Shakespeare...
beautify
24
17
to make beautiful [v...
beauxite
21
19
a claylike compound...
beavered
16
16
BEAVER, to work hard...
bebeerus
17
15
BEBEERU, a tropical...
bebloods
18
16
BEBLOOD, to cover wi...
bebopped
21
21
BEBOP, to play a sty...
bebopper
21
20
one who plays bebop,...
becalled
20
17
BECALL, to call name...
becalmed
20
19
BECALM, to make calm...
becapped
22
21
BECAP, to put a cap...
becarpet
20
17
to cover with a carp...
becasses
18
14
BECASSE, (French) a...
bechalks
23
21
BECHALK, to cover wi...
bechamel
22
20
a rich, white sauce,...
bechance
22
20
to happen by chance...
becharms
22
19
BECHARM, to enchant...
beckoned
18
20
BECKON, to indicate...
beckoner
18
19
one who beckons [n -...
beclamor
20
18
to beset with noise,...
beclasps
22
18
BECLASP, to clasp, e...
becloaks
20
19
BECLOAK, to place a...
beclothe
21
17
to put clothes on [v...
beclouds
20
17
BECLOUD, to make dim...
beclowns
22
19
BECLOWN, to make rid...
becoming
20
20
fitting [adj BECOMIN...
becoward
21
18
to accuse of cowardi...
becrawls
23
18
BECRAWL, to creep ov...
becrimed
20
18
BECRIME, to make gui...
becrimes
20
17
BECRIME, to make gui...
becrowds
22
18
BECROWD, to press cl...
becrusts
20
15
BECRUST, to cover wi...
becudgel
21
19
to beat with a club...
becurled
20
17
BECURL, to curl; to...
becursed
19
16
BECURSE, to put a cu...
becurses
19
15
BECURSE, to put a cu...
bedabble
20
19
to make wet by dabbl...
bedaggle
18
17
to soil by dragging...
bedamned
15
17
BEDAMN, to swear at...
bedarken
15
17
to make dark [v -ED,...
bedashed
17
15
BEDASH, to wet by da...
bedashes
17
14
BEDASH, to wet by da...
bedaubed
17
17
BEDAUB, to cover wit...
bedawins
18
16
BEDAWIN, a nomadic A...
bedazing
19
24
BEDAZE, to daze thor...
bedazzle
22
31
to dazzle or make di...
bedbaths
20
17
BEDBATH, the washing...
bedboard
17
16
a board placed betwe...
bedchair
21
17
a chair with adjusta...
bedcover
20
19
a cover for a bed [n...
beddable
18
17
sexually attractive...
beddings
17
16
BEDDING, articles us...
bedeafen
15
16
to make deaf [v -ED,...
bedecked
19
20
BEDECK, to attire wi...
bedeguar
16
15
a soft spongy gall f...
bederals
16
13
BEDERAL, (Scots) a b...
bedesman
15
16
one who prays for an...
bedesmen
15
16
BEDESMAN, one who pr...
bedevils
19
17
BEDEVIL, to plague,...
bedewing
19
18
BEDEW, to cover with...
bedframe
18
18
the frame of a bed [...
bedgowns
19
18
BEDGOWN, a nightgown...
bedheads
17
15
BEDHEAD, the headboa...
bediaper
17
15
to put a nappy on [v...
bedights
20
16
BEDIGHT, (archaic) t...
bedimmed
18
19
BEDIM, to make dim [...
bedimple
20
19
to make a small impr...
bedizens
18
22
BEDIZEN, to dress ga...
bedlamer
17
16
a young harp seal [n...
bedlamps
20
19
BEDLAMP, a reading l...
bedliner
16
14
a protective coverin...
bedmaker
17
19
one who makes beds [...
bedmates
16
15
BEDMATE, one who sha...
bedotted
15
13
covered with dots [a...
bedouins
15
14
BEDOUIN, a nomadic A...
bedplate
18
16
a foundation framing...
bedposts
18
15
BEDPOST, a post of a...
bedquilt
26
23
a quilt for a bed; a...
bedrails
17
13
BEDRAIL, a rail that...
bedraped
17
16
BEDRAPE, to cover wi...
bedrapes
17
15
BEDRAPE, to cover wi...
bedrench
20
18
to wet thoroughly [v...
bedrests
16
12
BEDREST, confinement...
bedright
20
16
the privilege of the...
bedrites
16
12
BEDRITE, the privile...
bedrivel
19
17
to cover with saliva...
bedrocks
20
19
BEDROCK, the rock un...
bedrolls
18
14
BEDROLL, a portable...
bedrooms
16
15
BEDROOM, a room for...
bedsheet
17
14
a sheet for a bed [n...
bedsides
16
13
BEDSIDE, the side of...
bedskirt
18
16
drapery attached to...
bedsocks
20
19
socks worn in bed [n...
bedsonia
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13
a kind of virus [n -...
bedsores
15
12
BEDSORE, a type of s...
bedstand
15
14
a table beside a bed...
bedstead
15
13
a support for a bed...
bedstraw
19
15
any of numerous stra...
bedticks
21
19
BEDTICK, a tick or b...
bedtimes
17
15
BEDTIME, the time at...
beducked
20
21
BEDUCK, to plunge un...
bedumbed
19
20
BEDUMB, to render sp...
bedunced
18
18
BEDUNCE, to make a d...
bedunces
18
17
BEDUNCE, to make a d...
bedunged
16
17
BEDUNG, to cover wit...
bedusted
16
14
BEDUST, to cover wit...
bedwards
19
16
towards bed [adv]
bedwarfs
21
18
BEDWARF, to make sma...
bedyeing
22
17
BEDYE, to dye or sta...
beebread
16
15
a mixture of pollen...
beechier
20
16
BEECHY, abounding in...
beechnut
20
18
the nut of the beech...
beefalos
17
15
BEEFALO, a cross bet...
beefcake
20
21
a picture of a male...
beefiest
17
14
BEEFY, thickly built...
beefless
18
15
being without beef [...
beefwood
19
18
an Australian tree a...
beehived
19
18
having a hairdo shap...
beehives
19
17
BEEHIVE, a hive for...
beelined
15
14
BEELINE, to head dir...
beelines
15
13
BEELINE, to head dir...
beerages
15
13
BEERAGE, the brewing...
beerfest
17
14
(US) a beer festival...
beerhall
19
15
a large drinking pla...
beeriest
15
11
BEERY, smelling of b...
beermats
16
14
BEERMAT, a cardboard...
beernuts
15
13
BEERNUT, a peanut wi...
beersies
15
11
(New Zealand slang)...
beesting
16
14
as in beesting lips,...
beestung
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15
as in beestung lips,...
beeswing
19
17
a crust that forms o...
beetlers
16
12
BEETLER, an operator...
beetling
17
15
BEETLE, to jut out,...
beetroot
14
11
the dark-red root of...
beeyards
21
14
BEEYARD, an apiary [...
befallen
18
17
BEFALL, to happen or...
beffanas
18
18
BEFFANA, an Epiphany...
befinger
18
17
to touch all over [v...
befinned
16
17
having fins [adj]
befitted
18
15
BEFIT, to be suitabl...
befleaed
17
16
BEFLEA, to infest wi...
beflecks
23
22
BEFLECK, to cover wi...
beflower
21
18
to cover with flower...
befoamed
17
18
BEFOAM, to cover wit...
befogged
19
19
BEFOG, to fog up, ob...
befooled
17
16
BEFOOL, to fool; to...
befouled
18
17
BEFOUL, to make foul...
befouler
18
16
one who befouls [n -...
befriend
17
16
to act as a friend t...
befringe
18
17
to adorn with fringe...
befuddle
19
18
to confuse [v BEFUDD...
begalled
18
16
BEGALL, to make sore...
begazing
20
25
BEGAZE, to look at f...
begemmed
18
20
BEGEM, to adorn with...
begetter
16
13
one who begets [n -S...
beggared
17
16
BEGGAR, to impoveris...
beggarly
25
18
like a beggar, very...
beggings
19
18
BEGGING, the act of...
beghards
19
16
BEGHARD, in Flanders...
begifted
19
17
BEGIFT, to present w...
begilded
18
16
BEGILD, to gild [v]
beginner
15
15
one who begins, a no...
beginnes
15
15
BEGINNE, (Spenser) a...
begirded
17
15
BEGIRD, (archaic) to...
begirdle
18
15
to surround as with...
beglamor
18
17
to dazzle with glamo...
beglooms
18
17
BEGLOOM, to make glo...
begnawed
18
18
BEGNAW, to gnaw [v]
begonias
15
14
BEGONIA, a garden pl...
begorrah
18
15
(Irish) an interject...
begotten
15
14
BEGET, to cause to e...
begrimed
18
17
BEGRIME, to soil wit...
begrimes
18
16
BEGRIME, to soil wit...
begroans
15
14
BEGROAN, to groan at...
begrudge
18
17
to concede reluctant...
beguiled
18
16
BEGUILE, to deceive...
beguiler
18
15
one who beguiles [n...
beguiles
18
15
BEGUILE, to deceive...
beguines
16
15
BEGUINE, (French) a...
begulfed
20
19
BEGULF, to engulf [v...
begunked
17
20
BEGUNK, (Scots) to t...
behalves
20
18
BEHALF, interest or...
behappen
20
20
(Spenser) to happen...
behatted
17
14
wearing a hat [adj]
behavers
19
17
BEHAVER, one who beh...
behaving
20
20
BEHAVE, to act prope...
behavior
19
17
conduct, also BEHAVI...
beheadal
17
15
the cutting off of a...
beheaded
16
15
BEHEAD, to cut off t...
beheader
16
14
one who beheads [n -...
behemoth
20
18
(Hebrew) an enormous...
behights
22
17
BEHIGHT, to vow [v]
beholden
17
16
under an obligation...
beholder
18
15
one that beholds [n...
behooved
18
18
BEHOOVE, to be fit,...
behooves
18
17
BEHOOVE, to be fit,...
behoting
18
16
BEHOTE, to vow, prom...
behovely
26
20
(obsolete) useful, p...
behoving
20
20
BEHOVE, to be fit, r...
behowled
21
18
BEHOWL, to howl at [...
beigiest
17
13
BEIGY, relating to t...
beignets
16
14
BEIGNET, a fritter,...
beinness
14
13
wellbeing [n -ES]
bejabers
19
23
an interjection attr...
bejading
18
24
BEJADE, to tire out...
bejeezus
20
30
a mild oath, also BE...
bejesuit
18
21
to initiate into Jes...
bejewels
21
24
BEJEWEL, to adorn wi...
bejumble
22
28
to mix confusedly [v...
bekissed
17
16
BEKISS, to cover wit...
bekisses
17
15
BEKISS, to cover wit...
beknaved
17
21
BEKNAVE, to treat as...
beknaves
17
20
BEKNAVE, to treat as...
beknight
20
20
to raise to knightho...
belabors
18
15
BELABOR, to buffet,...
belabour
18
16
to buffet, beat, als...
belacing
20
18
BELACE, to adorn wit...
beladied
16
14
BELADY, to apply the...
beladies
16
13
BELADY, to apply the...
belamies
17
15
BELAMY, (Spenser) a...
belamour
17
16
(Spenser) a beloved,...
belating
17
15
BELATE, (archaic) to...
belauded
16
15
BELAUD, to laud or p...
belayers
22
14
BELAYER, one who bel...
belaying
23
17
BELAY, to fasten a r...
belchers
22
17
BELCHER, a kind of s...
belching
23
20
BELCH, to expel gas...
beldames
17
16
BELDAME, an old woma...
beleaped
17
16
BELEAP, to leap upon...
beleeing
16
15
BELEE, to put on the...
belfried
19
16
having a belfry [adj...
belfries
19
15
BELFRY, a bell-tower...
belgards
18
15
BELGARD, (Spenser) a...
believed
18
17
BELIEVE, to accept a...
believer
18
16
one who believes [n...
believes
18
16
BELIEVE, to accept a...
beliquor
25
22
to soak with liquor...
belittle
18
13
to disparage [v BELI...
bellbind
20
18
hedge or field bindw...
bellbird
21
17
any of several tropi...
bellboys
26
18
BELLBOY, a pageboy i...
bellbuoy
26
19
a buoy having a bell...
bellcast
21
16
designating a style...
bellcote
20
16
an ornamental struct...
belleeks
18
17
BELLEEK, a thin tran...
belleter
17
13
a bellfounder [n -S]
bellhops
22
18
BELLHOP, a pageboy i...
bellings
19
16
BELLING, a mock sere...
bellinis
18
14
BELLINI, a cocktail...
bellocks
22
20
BELLOCK, to shout [v...
bellowed
20
17
BELLOW, to roar like...
bellower
20
16
one who bellows [n -...
bellpull
23
19
a cord pulled to rin...
bellwort
21
16
a genus of plants wi...
bellyful
28
20
more than enough [n...
bellying
25
18
the act of swelling...
belonged
16
16
BELONG, to be a memb...
belonger
16
15
a person of conserva...
beloveds
18
17
BELOVED, a person wh...
beloving
19
19
BELOVE, (obsolete) t...
beltings
18
15
BELTING, a thrashing...
beltless
18
13
without a belt [adj]
beltline
17
14
the waistline [n -S]
beltways
26
17
BELTWAY, a highway r...
bemadams
17
18
BEMADAM, to call by...
bemadded
16
17
BEMAD, (archaic) to...
bemadden
15
17
to make mad, also BE...
bemauled
17
17
BEMAUL, (archaic) to...
bembexes
24
24
BEMBEX, a noisy sand...
bembixes
25
24
BEMBIX, a noisy sand...
bemeaned
14
16
BEMEAN, (archaic) to...
bemedals
17
16
BEMEDAL, (archaic) t...
bemeting
17
17
BEMETE, (archaic) to...
bemingle
18
18
to mix together [v B...
bemiring
18
17
BEMIRE, (archaic) to...
bemisted
17
15
BEMIST, to envelop i...
bemixing
24
24
BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemoaned
14
16
BEMOAN, to lament [v...
bemoaner
14
15
one who bemoans [n -...
bemocked
20
22
BEMOCK, (archaic) to...
bemoiled
17
16
BEMOIL, (Shakespeare...
bemouths
19
17
BEMOUTH, (archaic) t...
bemudded
17
18
BEMUD, (archaic) to...
bemuddle
18
18
(archaic) to confuse...
bemuffle
22
22
to wrap or muffle [v...
bemurmur
19
19
to murmur at [v -ED,...
bemusing
18
18
BEMUSE, to confuse [...
bemuzzle
24
34
to put a gag on [v B...
benadryl
22
16
(tradename) an antih...
benaming
16
18
BENAME, to name, men...
benchers
20
17
BENCHER, a senior me...
benchier
20
17
BENCHY, of a hillsid...
benching
21
20
BENCH, to provide wi...
benchtop
22
20
a flat surface area...
bendable
17
17
able to be bent [adj...
bendayed
20
16
BENDAY, to reproduce...
bendiest
15
13
BENDY, full of bends...
bendings
16
16
BENDING, the act of...
bendlets
16
14
BENDLET, in heraldry...
bendways
24
18
diagonally, also BEN...
bendwise
18
16
diagonally, also BEN...
benedick
19
20
a newly married husb...
benedict
18
16
a newly married husb...
benefact
19
18
to confer a benefit...
benefice
19
18
an ecclesiastical of...
benefits
17
15
BENEFIT, to obtain a...
benetted
14
13
BENET, to catch in a...
benights
19
16
BENIGHT, to be overt...
benigner
15
15
BENIGN, favourably d...
benignly
23
18
BENIGN, favourably d...
beniseed
14
13
sesame seed [n -S]
benisons
14
13
BENISON, a blessing,...
benitier
15
12
a holy-water font [n...
benjamin
17
25
a kind of overcoat [...
benomyls
23
18
BENOMYL, a pesticide...
benthoal
17
15
living on the sea bo...
benthons
16
15
BENTHON, the flora a...
bentiest
15
12
BENTY, like wiry gra...
bentwood
17
16
wood artifically cur...
benumbed
18
20
BENUMB, to make numb...
benzenes
16
22
BENZENE, a solvent d...
benzidin
18
23
a hydrocarbon used i...
benzines
17
22
BENZINE, a mixture o...
benzoate
16
21
a salt of benzoic ac...
benzoins
17
22
BENZOIN, a fragrant...
benzoles
18
22
BENZOLE, crude benze...
benzoyls
25
24
BENZOYL, a compound...
benzylic
29
27
of or like benzyl [a...
bepaints
17
15
BEPAINT, (archaic) t...
bepatted
17
15
BEPAT, to pat often...
bepearls
18
15
BEPEARL, to cover wi...
bepelted
18
16
BEPELT, to pelt hard...
bepepper
21
20
to hit hard with gun...
bepester
17
14
(archaic) to pester,...
bepimple
22
21
to cover with pimple...
bepitied
18
15
BEPITY, to pity grea...
bepities
18
14
BEPITY, to pity grea...
beplumed
20
20
(archaic) adorned wi...
bepommel
20
21
to pommel soundly [v...
bepowder
20
18
to powder over [v -E...
bepraise
17
14
to lavish praise upo...
beprosed
17
15
BEPROSE, to reduce t...
beproses
17
14
BEPROSE, to reduce t...
bepuffed
22
22
BEPUFF, (archaic) to...
bequeath
25
23
to leave by will [v...
bequests
24
21
BEQUEST, a legacy [n...
beraking
17
18
BERAKE, to rake all...
berascal
19
15
to accuse of being a...
berating
16
14
BERATE, to scold sev...
beraying
22
16
BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berberes
17
14
BERBERE, an Ethiopia...
berberin
17
15
an alkaloid obtained...
berberis
18
14
a flowering shrub [n...
berceaux
24
22
BERCEAU, a cradle, a...
berceuse
18
15
(French) a lullaby [...
berdache
20
17
an American Indian t...
bereaved
16
16
BEREAVE, to deprive...
bereaven
15
16
BEREAVE, to deprive...
bereaver
16
15
one who bereaves [n...
bereaves
16
15
BEREAVE, to deprive...
berettas
15
11
BERETTA, a square ca...
bergalis
18
14
BERGALI, a fish of t...
bergamas
17
16
BERGAMA, a type of r...
bergamot
17
16
a citrus tree [n -S]
bergenia
15
14
any of various peren...
bergeres
16
13
BERGERE, a type of e...
bergfall
21
18
(German) a fall of m...
berghaan
17
16
(Afrikaans) the bate...
bergmehl
21
19
(German) a powdery d...
bergylts
25
16
BERGYLT, (Norwegian)...
berhymed
25
19
BERHYME, to compose...
berhymes
25
18
BERHYME, to compose...
beriberi
18
14
a disease caused by...
berimbau
19
18
a Brazilian single-s...
beriming
18
17
BERIME, to compose i...
beringed
16
15
adorned with rings [...
berleyed
22
15
BERLEY, (Australian)...
berlines
16
13
BERLINE, an old four...
bermudas
17
16
knee-length walking...
bernicle
19
16
a kind of wild goose...
berobbed
19
18
BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berouged
16
15
thickly rouged [adj]
berretta
15
11
(Spanish) a square c...
berrigan
16
14
an Australian tree w...
berrying
23
16
the gathering of ber...
berseems
16
14
BERSEEM, a Mediterra...
berserks
17
15
BERSERK, a Norse war...
berthage
18
15
a place for mooring...
berthing
19
16
the act of occupying...
beryline
22
15
of or like beryl, th...
beryllia
24
15
an oxide of berylliu...
besaints
15
12
BESAINT, to make a s...
bescorch
24
19
to scorch thoroughly...
bescours
19
15
BESCOUR, to scour th...
bescrawl
23
18
to cover with scrawl...
bescreen
17
15
to cover with a scre...
beseeing
15
14
BESEE, (obsolete) to...
beseekes
15
15
BESEEKE, (Spenser) t...
beseemed
15
15
BESEEM, to be becomi...
beseemly
23
17
fit; suitable [adj B...
besetter
15
11
one who, or that whi...
beshadow
20
17
to cast a shadow on...
beshamed
18
17
BESHAME, (archaic) t...
beshames
18
16
BESHAME, (archaic) t...
beshines
17
14
BESHINE, (archaic) t...
beshiver
20
17
to break into small...
beshouts
18
14
BESHOUT, to shout at...
beshrews
21
16
BESHREW, (archaic) t...
beshroud
18
15
to cover with, or as...
besieged
16
14
BESIEGE, to attack a...
besieger
16
13
one who besieges, al...
besieges
16
13
BESIEGE, to attack a...
besighed
19
16
BESIGH, (archaic) to...
beslaved
18
17
BESLAVE, to make a s...
beslaver
18
16
to slobber upon [v -...
beslaves
18
16
BESLAVE, to make a s...
beslimed
18
16
BESLIME, to cover wi...
beslimes
18
15
BESLIME, to cover wi...
besmears
16
14
BESMEAR, to smear, b...
besmiled
18
16
BESMILE, to smile on...
besmiles
18
15
BESMILE, to smile on...
besmirch
23
19
to soil, make dirty...
besmoked
17
19
BESMOKE, to pollute...
besmokes
17
18
BESMOKE, to pollute...
besmooth
18
16
to make smooth [v -E...
besmudge
18
18
to cover with smudge...
besmutch
23
20
(archaic) to soil, b...
besnowed
17
16
BESNOW, to cover wit...
besognio
15
14
(Italian) a beggar [...
besoming
17
17
BESOM, to sweep with...
besonian
13
13
(Shakespeare) a begg...
besoothe
16
13
to soothe [v BESOOTH...
besorted
15
12
BESORT, (Shakespeare...
besotted
15
12
BESOT, to infatuate...
besought
19
16
BESEECH, to implore,...
besouled
16
14
(archaic) having a s...
bespeaks
18
18
BESPEAK, to request...
bespeeds
17
15
BESPEED, to help on...
bespiced
21
18
BESPICE, (Shakespear...
bespices
21
17
BESPICE, (Shakespear...
bespoken
17
19
BESPEAK, to request...
besports
18
14
BESPORT, to sport, p...
bespouse
17
15
to marry [v BESPOUSE...
bespouts
18
15
BESPOUT, to spout ov...
bespread
17
15
to spread over [v BE...
besprent
17
15
(obsolete) sprinkled...
bestadde
15
13
beset by, also BESTA...
bestains
15
12
BESTAIN, to stain al...
besteads
15
12
BESTEAD, (archaic) t...
bestials
17
12
BESTIAL, a collectiv...
bestiary
22
13
a book of animal fab...
besticks
21
18
BESTICK, to stick ov...
bestills
19
13
BESTILL, (archaic) t...
bestorms
17
14
BESTORM, to assail w...
bestowal
19
15
a gift [n -S]
bestowed
18
15
BESTOW, to present a...
bestower
18
14
one who bestows [n -...
bestreak
16
15
to overspread with s...
bestrewn
18
15
BESTREW, to strew, s...
bestrews
19
14
BESTREW, to strew, s...
bestride
16
12
to stride across, st...
bestrode
15
12
BESTRIDE, to stride...
bestrown
18
15
BESTROW, to strew, s...
bestrows
19
14
BESTROW, to strew, s...
besuited
16
13
wearing a suit [adj]
beswarms
20
17
BESWARM, to swarm al...
betacism
20
17
the pronunciation of...
betaines
14
12
BETAINE, a crystalli...
betaking
17
18
BETAKE, to take ones...
betatron
14
12
an electron accelera...
betatter
15
11
to tatter [v -ED, -I...
beteemed
15
15
BETEEME, (Spenser) t...
beteemes
15
14
BETEEME, (Spenser) t...
betelnut
16
14
the areca nut [n -S]
bethanks
18
18
BETHANK, to ply with...
bethesda
17
14
a Nonconformist chur...
bethinks
19
18
BETHINK, to call to...
bethorns
17
14
BETHORN, to fill wit...
bethrall
20
15
(Spenser) to enslave...
bethumbs
22
20
BETHUMB, to wear or...
bethumps
22
20
BETHUMP, to thump so...
bethwack
25
23
to thrash soundly [v...
betiding
17
15
BETIDE, to befall, h...
betiming
18
17
BETIME, (Shakespeare...
betitled
17
13
BETITLE, to furnish...
betitles
17
12
BETITLE, to furnish...
betoiled
16
13
BETOIL, to weary wit...
betokens
15
16
BETOKEN, to signify...
betonies
14
12
BETONY, a labiate pl...
betossed
15
12
BETOSS, (Shakespeare...
betosses
15
11
BETOSS, (Shakespeare...
betrayal
22
14
the act of betraying...
betrayed
21
14
BETRAY, to disclose...
betrayer
21
13
one who betrays [n -...
betreads
15
12
BETREAD, to walk upo...
betroths
18
13
BETROTH, to engage t...
bettered
15
12
BETTER, to improve [...
bettings
17
14
BETTING, the act of...
bettongs
16
14
BETTONG, an Australi...
betweens
17
15
BETWEEN, a needle of...
beuncled
19
18
having too many uncl...
bevatron
16
16
a proton accelerator...
bevelers
18
16
BEVELER, one who bev...
beveling
19
19
BEVEL, to cut at an...
bevelled
19
18
BEVEL, to cut at an...
beveller
19
17
one who bevels, also...
beverage
17
17
any liquid for drink...
bevering
18
18
BEVER, to snack [v]
bevomits
19
18
BEVOMIT, to vomit al...
bevvying
27
24
BEVVY, to engage in...
bewailed
19
16
BEWAIL, to lament [v...
bewailer
19
15
one who bewails or l...
bewaring
19
17
BEWARE, to be on one...
bewetted
18
15
BEWET, to make wet [...
bewhored
20
17
BEWHORE, to call som...
bewhores
20
16
BEWHORE, to call som...
bewigged
21
19
BEWIG, to dress in a...
bewilder
20
16
to confuse [v -ED, -...
bewinged
19
18
having wings [adj]
bewormed
19
18
BEWORM, to cover wit...
bewrayed
24
17
BEWRAY, (archaic) to...
bewrayer
24
16
one who, or that whi...
bezazzes
24
38
BEZAZZ, panache, fla...
beziques
27
30
BEZIQUE, a card game...
bezonian
16
22
(Shakespeare) a begg...
bezzants
21
30
BEZZANT, a gold coin...
bezzling
24
33
BEZZLE, to drink har...
bhangras
18
16
BHANGRA, a combinati...
bheestie
17
13
an Indian water carr...
bhelpuri
22
18
an Indian dish of pu...
bhishtis
22
15
BHISHTI, an Indian w...
bhistees
18
13
BHISTEE, an Indian w...
bhisties
19
13
BHISTIE, an Indian w...
biacetyl
26
17
a chemical flavor en...
biannual
15
15
taking place twice a...
biasedly
23
15
BIASED [adv]
biasings
17
14
BIASING, the act of...
biasness
15
12
the state of being s...
biassing
17
14
BIAS, to cause to in...
biatches
21
16
BIATCH, (slang) a bi...
biathlon
18
15
a competition in cro...
bibation
17
15
tippling [n -S]
bibbings
22
20
BIBBING, the act of...
bibcocks
26
24
BIBCOCK, a tap with...
bibelots
19
15
BIBELOT, (French) a...
biblical
24
19
relating to the bibl...
biblists
21
15
BIBLIST, one skilled...
bibulous
20
17
addicted to strong d...
bicaudal
20
17
having two tails [ad...
bicepses
21
17
BICEPS, the two-head...
bichrome
22
19
two-colored [adj]
bickered
20
19
BICKER, to squabble...
bickerer
20
18
one who bickers [n -...
bicolors
20
15
BICOLOR, something h...
bicolour
20
16
something having two...
biconvex
26
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convex on both sides...
bicornes
18
15
BICORNE, a hat with...
bicuspid
23
19
having two cusps [ad...
bicycled
30
21
BICYCLE, to ride a t...
bicycler
30
20
one who rides a bicy...
bicycles
30
20
BICYCLE, to ride a t...
bicyclic
34
23
having two cycles [a...
bidarkas
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BIDARKA, (Russian) a...
bidarkee
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(Russian) an Alaskan...
biddable
19
17
obedient, docile [ad...
biddably
26
19
BIDDABLE, obedient,...
biddings
18
16
BIDDING, a command [...
bidental
16
14
a place struck by li...
bieldier
17
13
BIELDY, (Scots) affo...
bielding
18
16
BIELD, (Scots) to gi...
biennale
14
14
(Italian) an interna...
biennial
15
14
occurring every two...
biennium
16
17
a period of two year...
bifacial
22
18
having two faces [ad...
bifidity
26
17
the state of being d...
bifidums
21
19
BIFIDUM, a bacterium...
bifocals
22
18
spectacles with bifo...
biforate
17
14
having two perforati...
biforked
19
19
divided into two bra...
biformed
19
18
having two forms, al...
bigamies
18
16
BIGAMY, the crime of...
bigamist
19
16
a person who commits...
bigamous
18
17
guilty of bigamy [ad...
bigarade
16
14
a bitter Seville ora...
bigaroon
15
14
any of several heart...
bigeminy
24
19
the state of having...
bigeners
16
14
BIGENER, a hybrid be...
bigfoots
19
16
BIGFOOT, to throw on...
biggings
20
18
BIGGING, (Scots) a b...
bigheads
19
16
BIGHEAD, a conceited...
bighorns
19
16
BIGHORN, a kind of w...
bighting
21
18
BIGHT, to fasten wit...
bigmouth
21
19
a loud conceited per...
bignonia
15
15
any member of the Bi...
bigstick
23
20
of or relating to ir...
biguines
17
15
BIGUINE, (French) a...
bihourly
26
17
occuring every two h...
bijugate
19
23
having two pairs of...
bijugous
20
24
having two pairs of...
bijwoner
20
24
(Afrikaans) the subt...
bikeways
26
20
BIKEWAY, (US) a rout...
bikinied
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17
wearing a bikini [ad...
bilabial
20
16
a sound produced by...
bilander
16
14
(Dutch) a two-masted...
bilayers
23
14
BILAYER, a film with...
bilberry
26
17
a whortleberry shrub...
bilevels
20
17
BILEVEL, of an image...
bilgiest
19
14
BILGY, having the sm...
bilimbis
22
18
BILIMBI, an East Ind...
bilinear
16
13
pertaining to two li...
billable
21
17
that can be billed,...
billbook
21
20
a book used in comme...
billbugs
23
19
BILLBUG, a weevil or...
billeted
18
14
BILLET, to accomodat...
billetee
17
13
one who is billeted...
billeter
18
13
one who billets [n -...
billfish
24
18
a kind of fish with...
billfold
22
18
a wallet [n -S]
billhead
20
16
a printed form, used...
billhook
21
19
a tool for cutting b...
billiard
19
14
a carom shot in bill...
billings
20
16
BILLING, the relativ...
billions
18
14
BILLION, a thousand...
billowed
21
17
BILLOW, to swell up...
billyboy
33
20
a flat-bottomed rive...
billycan
27
19
(Australian slang) a...
billyohs
27
17
BILLYOH, in the phra...
bilobate
18
15
having two lobes, al...
bilsteds
18
13
BILSTED, a North Ame...
biltongs
18
15
BILTONG, (Afrikaans)...
bimanous
16
16
two-handed, also BIM...
bimanual
17
17
done with two hands...
bimbashi
22
19
a Turkish military o...
bimbette
19
17
a very dumb female b...
bimensal
17
16
occuring every two m...
bimester
17
14
a two-month period [...
bimetals
18
15
BIMETAL, something c...
bimethyl
27
19
ethane [n -S]
bimorphs
22
19
BIMORPH, a device co...
binaries
15
12
BINARY, a combinatio...
binarism
17
15
a mode of thought ba...
binately
22
15
BINATE, growing in p...
binaural
16
14
hearing with both ea...
bindable
18
17
able to be bound [ad...
bindings
17
16
BINDING, the cover a...
bindweed
18
17
any of various weeds...
bingeing
17
17
overindulgence in fo...
bingings
18
17
BINGING, the act of...
bingling
19
18
BINGLE, to style the...
bingoing
17
17
BINGO, to play all s...
binnacle
18
17
a casing for a ship'...
binocles
19
16
BINOCLE, (French) a...
binomial
17
16
containing the sum o...
bioassay
21
13
to test the strength...
biobanks
18
19
BIOBANK, any large s...
bioblast
19
15
a tiny granule of pr...
biochips
24
19
BIOCHIP, a computer...
biocidal
20
16
killing living mater...
biocides
19
15
BIOCIDE, a substance...
bioclean
18
16
free of harmful orga...
biocycle
29
20
the cycling of chemi...
bioethic
21
16
relating to ethical...
biofacts
21
17
BIOFACT, an item of...
biofilms
21
18
BIOFILM, a thin laye...
biofuels
19
16
BIOFUEL, a fuel (as...
biogases
16
13
BIOGAS, gas obtained...
biogenic
19
17
relating to biogens...
biograph
21
18
to write a biography...
bioherms
19
16
BIOHERM, a mound of...
biologic
21
17
related to biology [...
biolyses
23
14
BIOLYSIS, the breakd...
biolysis
24
14
the breakdown of org...
biolytic
27
17
relating to [adj BIO...
biometer
16
14
a device for measuri...
biometry
23
16
the statistical stud...
biomorph
21
19
a representation of...
bionomic
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18
relating to bionomic...
biophore
19
16
a hypothetical unit...
biophors
20
16
BIOPHOR, a hypotheti...
bioplasm
20
18
living matter [n -S]
bioplast
19
15
a tiny mass of biopl...
bioplays
25
17
BIOPLAY, a play base...
biopsied
18
15
BIOPSY, to examine t...
biopsies
18
14
BIOPSY, to examine t...
bioscope
20
17
an early movie proje...
bioscopy
27
19
a type of mediical e...
biosolid
17
13
solid organic matter...
biotechs
21
16
BIOTECH, applied bio...
biotical
20
15
relating to living o...
biotites
16
11
BIOTITE, mica contai...
biotitic
20
14
of or like biotite,...
biotopes
17
14
BIOTOPE, an area hav...
biotoxin
21
19
a poison of biologic...
biotrons
15
12
BIOTRON, a climate c...
biotroph
20
16
a parastic organism...
biotypes
24
16
BIOTYPE, a distinct...
biotypic
28
19
relating to a biotyp...
biovular
19
17
derived from two ova...
biowaste
18
14
waste composed chief...
biparous
18
15
producing offspring...
biparted
18
15
having two parts [ad...
biphasic
24
19
having two phases [a...
biphenyl
27
20
a hydrocarbon consis...
biplanes
18
16
BIPLANE, a plane wit...
biprisms
21
17
BIPRISM, a prism hav...
biracial
20
15
including members of...
biradial
17
13
having dual symmetry...
biramose
16
14
divided into branche...
biramous
17
15
divided into branche...
birching
23
19
a flogging [n -S]
birchirs
23
16
BIRCHIR, any of vari...
birdbath
21
17
a bath for birds [n...
birdcage
20
17
a cage for birds [n...
birdcall
22
17
the call of a bird [...
birddogs
18
15
BIRDDOG, to follow c...
birdfarm
20
18
(US colloquial) an a...
birdfeed
18
16
food suitable for bi...
birdings
18
15
BIRDING, the occupat...
birdlife
20
16
birds collectively [...
birdlike
19
17
like a bird [adj]
birdlime
19
16
a sticky substance p...
birdseed
16
13
seed used for feedin...
birdseye
22
14
a kind of primrose [...
birdshot
19
14
small shot for shoot...
birdsong
17
15
the song of a bird [...
birdwing
21
18
a large tropical but...
birettas
16
11
BIRETTA, a square ca...
birianis
16
12
BIRIANI, a spicy ric...
biriyani
22
14
a spicy rice dish, a...
birkiest
18
15
BIRKIE, (Scots) acti...
birlings
19
15
BIRLING, a lumberjac...
birlinns
17
14
BIRLINN, a Gaelic ch...
birretta
16
11
a square cap worn by...
birrotch
22
16
BIRR, a monetary uni...
birsiest
17
11
BIRSY, (Scots) brist...
birsling
19
15
BIRSLE, to scorch, t...
birthday
25
16
the day of one's bir...
birthdom
20
17
(Shakespeare) birthr...
birthers
19
13
BIRTHER, a person wh...
birthing
20
16
the act of giving bi...
biryanis
22
14
BIRYANI, a spicy ric...
biscacha
24
19
a South American rod...
biscotti
20
14
BISCOTTO, a crisp, a...
biscotto
19
14
a crisp, anise-flavo...
biscuits
21
15
BISCUIT, a small, th...
biscuity
27
17
like a biscuit [adj]
bisected
19
15
BISECT, to divide in...
bisector
19
14
a line that divides...
biserial
17
12
arranged in two rows...
bisexual
23
20
hermaphrodite [adj B...
bishoped
20
17
BISHOP, to fill, or...
bismarck
22
21
(Canadian) a type of...
bismuths
21
17
BISMUTH, a brittle r...
bisnagas
16
14
BISNAGA, a type of c...
bissoned
15
13
BISSON, to cause to...
bistable
19
15
having two stable st...
bistered
16
12
painted with bister,...
bistorts
17
11
BISTORT, a plant of...
bistoury
23
14
a narrow surgical kn...
bistroic
20
14
of or like a bistro,...
bitchery
28
18
ill-tempered [n BITC...
bitchier
22
16
BITCHY, catty [adj]
bitchily
30
19
BITCHY, catty [adv]
bitching
23
19
BITCH, to complain [...
bitcoins
19
15
BITCOIN, a unit of d...
biteable
18
15
that can be bitten,...
bitesize
19
20
of food, small enoug...
bitewing
20
17
a dental X-ray film...
bitingly
25
17
BITING, sharp, sarca...
bitsiest
17
11
BITSY, small and att...
bitstock
21
18
a brace on a drill [...
bittacle
20
15
a casing for a ship'...
bittered
16
12
BITTER, to make rese...
bitterer
16
11
BITTER, having a dis...
bitterly
24
14
BITTER, having a dis...
bitterns
16
12
BITTERN, a wading bi...
bittiest
17
11
BITTY, fragmented [a...
bittings
18
14
BITTING, an indentat...
bittocks
21
18
BITTOCK, (Scots) a s...
bittours
17
12
BITTOUR, (Spenser) t...
bitumens
17
16
BITUMEN, (Latin) nat...
biunique
24
23
being a type of corr...
bivalent
18
17
a pair of chromosome...
bivalved
21
21
having a two-valved...
bivalves
21
20
BIVALVE, a mollusc h...
bivinyls
26
19
BIVINYL, a flammable...
bivouacs
21
19
BIVOUAC, to spend th...
bivvying
28
24
BIVVY, to bivouac, t...
biweekly
27
21
a publication issued...
biyearly
29
16
occuring every two y...
bizarres
19
20
BIZARRE, a strangely...
bizarros
19
20
BIZARRO, one that is...
bizazzes
25
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BIZAZZ, flamboyance,...
bizcacha
27
28
a South American rod...
biznagas
19
23
BIZNAGA, a type of c...
blabbers
21
18
BLABBER, to reveal s...
blabbier
21
18
BLABBY, tending to b...
blabbing
22
21
the act of blabbing,...
blackboy
29
24
an Australian grass...
blackcap
26
25
a small European bir...
blackens
20
20
BLACKEN, to make bla...
blackest
21
19
BLACK, being of the...
blackfin
23
23
a food fish, a kind...
blackfly
31
25
a biting fly [n BLAC...
blackgum
24
25
a kind of dogwood, a...
blacking
22
22
a black shoe polish...
blackish
24
21
somewhat black [adj...
blackleg
23
22
to work even though...
blackout
21
20
a power failure [n -...
blacktop
23
22
bituminous material...
bladders
17
14
BLADDER, a saclike r...
bladdery
23
16
like a bladder [adj]
bladding
18
17
BLAD, (Scots) to str...
bladiest
17
13
BLADY, as in blady g...
bladings
18
16
BLADING, the act of...
blaffing
22
21
BLAFF, to bark [v]
blaggers
19
16
BLAGGER, one who bla...
blagging
20
19
an act of theft [n -...
blaguers
18
15
BLAGUER, one who tal...
blagueur
18
16
one who talks preten...
blamable
20
19
being at fault [adj]
blamably
27
21
BLAMABLE, being at f...
blameful
21
20
deserving blame [adj...
blamming
20
21
BLAM, to make a soun...
blanched
21
19
BLANCH, to whiten [v...
blancher
21
18
one who, or that whi...
blanches
21
18
BLANCH, to whiten [v...
blancoed
18
17
BLANCO, to whiten wi...
blandest
16
14
BLAND, neutral-tasti...
blanding
17
17
BLAND, to become bla...
blandish
19
16
to coax and flatter...
blankest
17
17
BLANK, empty [adj]
blankets
17
17
BLANKET, to cover un...
blankety
23
19
an unmentionable wor...
blankies
17
17
BLANKIE, a child's b...
blanking
18
20
the act of blanking,...
blanquet
24
23
(French) a variety o...
blarneys
22
15
BLARNEY, to cajole,...
blarting
18
15
BLART, to shout loud...
blashier
19
14
BLASHY, showery; of...
blashing
20
17
BLASH, to splash [v]
blastema
17
15
the protoplasmic par...
blasters
17
12
BLASTER, one who bla...
blastier
17
12
BLASTY, characterise...
blasties
17
12
BLASTIE, a dwarf [n]
blasting
18
15
the act of one that...
blastoff
21
18
the launching of a r...
blastoid
17
13
one of the Blastoide...
blastoma
17
15
a type of tumour [n...
blastula
18
14
a hollow sphere of c...
blatancy
25
18
something blatant [n...
blathers
19
14
BLATHER, to talk foo...
blattant
16
13
(Spenser) offensivel...
blatters
17
12
BLATTER, (Scots) to...
blatting
18
15
BLAT, to bleat, cry...
blauboks
20
20
BLAUBOK, (Afrikaans)...
blauding
18
17
BLAUD, to strike, di...
blaworts
20
15
BLAWORT, (Scots) the...
blazered
19
22
wearing a blazer [ad...
blazoned
18
23
BLAZON, to read such...
blazoner
18
22
a person who blazons...
blazonry
25
24
the correct descript...
bleached
21
18
BLEACH, to whiten [v...
bleacher
21
17
an outdoor uncovered...
bleaches
21
17
BLEACH, to whiten [v...
bleakest
17
16
BLEAK, dull and chee...
bleakish
20
18
somewhat bleak [adj]
blearest
16
12
BLEAR, of the eyes,...
blearier
16
12
BLEARY, dim [adj]
blearily
24
15
BLEARY, dim [adv]
blearing
17
15
BLEAR, to make blear...
bleaters
16
12
BLEATER, (colloquial...
bleating
17
15
the cry of a sheep [...
blebbier
21
18
BLEBBY, containing b...
blebbing
22
21
the forming of a bli...
bleeders
16
13
BLEEDER, one who ble...
bleeding
17
16
a discharge of blood...
bleepers
18
15
BLEEPER, a device th...
bleeping
19
18
BLEEP, to emit a sho...
blellums
21
18
BLELLUM, (Scots) an...
blenched
21
19
BLENCH, to shrink or...
blencher
21
18
a person stationed t...
blenches
21
18
BLENCH, to shrink or...
blenders
16
14
BLENDER, one that bl...
blending
17
17
the act of blending...
blennies
15
14
BLENNY, a long, slen...
blesboks
20
19
BLESBOK, (Afrikaans)...
blesbuck
24
23
(Afrikaans) a South...
blessers
17
12
BLESSER, one who ble...
blessing
18
15
a prayer, a wish for...
blethers
19
14
BLETHER, to talk non...
bletting
18
15
BLET, to decay like...
bleuatre
16
13
(French) bluish [adj...
blewarts
20
15
BLEWART, (Scots) the...
blighted
21
17
BLIGHT, to cause dec...
blighter
21
16
an unpleasant person...
blimbing
22
21
(Malay) an East Indi...
blimpery
27
20
pompous behaviour [n...
blimping
22
21
BLIMP, to swell out...
blimpish
24
20
like Colonel Blimp,...
blindage
17
16
a temporary wooden s...
blinders
17
14
BLINDER, a thing tha...
blindest
17
14
BLIND, sightless [ad...
blindgut
19
17
the caecum [n -S]
blinding
18
17
causing blindness, d...
blingest
18
15
BLING, flashy [adj]
blingier
18
15
BLINGY, bling, flash...
blinging
19
18
flashy and expensive...
blinkard
18
18
(archaic) one who bl...
blinkers
18
17
BLINKER, to put blin...
blinking
19
20
BLINK, to open and s...
blinning
17
17
BLIN, (Spenser) to c...
blintzes
20
22
BLINTZ, (Yiddish) a...
blipping
23
21
BLIP, to remove soun...
blipvert
22
19
a very short adverti...
blissful
22
17
very happy [adj BLIS...
blissing
19
15
BLISS, to experience...
blisters
18
12
BLISTER, to cause fl...
blistery
24
14
having blisters [adj...
blithely
27
17
BLITHE, merry [adv]
blithers
20
14
BLITHER, to talk loq...
blithest
20
14
BLITHE, merry [adj]
blitters
18
12
BLITTER, a chip or s...
blitting
19
15
BLIT, to transfer a...
blitzers
21
21
BLITZER, one who bli...
blitzing
22
24
BLITZ, to wage a bom...
blizzard
24
31
to rage like a snows...
bloaters
16
12
BLOATER, a smoked he...
bloating
17
15
a disease of cattle...
blobbier
21
18
BLOBBY, having blobs...
blobbing
22
21
BLOB, to form into a...
blockade
20
20
to block with troops...
blockage
21
21
the act of blocking...
blockers
21
19
BLOCKER, one that bl...
blockier
21
19
BLOCKY, block-like [...
blockies
21
19
BLOCKIE, (Australian...
blocking
22
22
an interruption to t...
blockish
24
21
block shaped [adj BL...
bloggers
19
16
BLOGGER, one who mai...
blogging
20
19
the act or practice...
blogpost
20
17
a single entry in a...
blogring
19
17
a number of blogs jo...
blogroll
20
16
a list of blogs [n -...
blokarts
18
16
BLOKART, a land vehi...
blokedom
18
20
the world of blokes...
blokeish
20
18
affecting a masculin...
blokiest
18
16
BLOKEY, like one of...
bloncket
20
20
(Spenser) grey [adj]
blondest
16
14
BLOND, light coloure...
blondine
15
15
to bleach hair blond...
blonding
17
17
the act of dyeing bl...
blondish
19
16
somewhat blonde [adj...
bloodfin
18
17
a freshwater fish [n...
bloodied
16
14
BLOODY, to make bloo...
bloodier
16
13
BLOODY, stained with...
bloodies
16
13
BLOODY, to make bloo...
bloodily
24
16
BLOODY, stained with...
blooding
17
16
a fox hunting ceremo...
bloodred
16
14
the colour of blood...
bloomers
17
15
BLOOMER, a large loa...
bloomery
23
17
a furnace for smelti...
bloomier
17
15
BLOOMY, covered with...
blooming
18
18
the act of coming in...
bloopers
18
15
BLOOPER, a public bl...
bloopier
18
15
BLOOPY, in baseball,...
blooping
19
18
BLOOP, in baseball,...
bloosmed
17
16
BLOOSME, (Spenser) t...
bloosmes
17
15
BLOOSME, (Spenser) t...
blossoms
18
15
BLOSSOM, to flourish...
blossomy
24
17
having blossoms [adj...
blotched
22
18
BLOTCH, to mark with...
blotches
22
17
BLOTCH, to mark with...
blotless
18
13
without blots [adj]
blotters
17
12
BLOTTER, a piece of...
blottier
17
12
BLOTTY, smudged [adj...
blotting
18
15
the method for trans...
blouboks
20
20
BLOUBOK, (Afrikaans)...
blousier
17
13
BLOUSY, coarse and r...
blousily
25
16
BLOUSY, coarse and r...
blousing
18
16
BLOUSE, to puff out...
blousons
16
14
BLOUSON, (French) a...
bloviate
18
16
to speak pompously [...
blowback
26
25
an escape of gases [...
blowball
24
20
a fluffy seed ball [...
blowdart
20
16
a dart shot from a b...
blowdown
22
20
an accident in a nuc...
blowfish
25
20
a marine fish, aka g...
blowguns
21
19
BLOWGUN, a long stra...
blowhard
22
18
a boaster [n -S]
blowhole
22
18
a hole for breathing...
blowiest
20
15
BLOWY, windy, gusty...
blowings
21
18
BLOWING, the act of...
blowjobs
24
27
BLOWJOB, oral sex, f...
blowkart
21
19
a land vehicle with...
blowlamp
24
22
a portable lamp prod...
blowoffs
24
21
BLOWOFF, the expelli...
blowouts
20
16
BLOWOUT, an irregula...
blowpipe
24
21
a long straight tube...
blowsier
20
15
BLOWSY, coarse and r...
blowsily
28
18
BLOWSY, coarse and r...
blowtube
22
19
a long straight tube...
blowzier
23
24
BLOWZY, coarse and r...
blowzily
31
27
BLOWZY, coarse and r...
blubbers
22
19
BLUBBER, to weep eff...
blubbery
28
21
swollen, protuberant...
blubbing
23
22
BLUB, to weep [v]
bluchers
23
18
BLUCHER, (German) a...
bludgeon
17
17
to hit with a club [...
bludgers
19
16
BLUDGER, (Australian...
bludging
20
19
BLUDGE, (Australian...
bludiest
18
14
BLUDY, stained with...
blueback
23
23
a kind of trout inha...
blueball
21
18
a medicinal herb [n...
bluebeat
18
16
a type of West India...
bluebell
21
18
in South England, th...
bluebill
22
18
an American duck of...
bluebird
20
17
a small American bir...
bluebook
19
20
a parliamentary repo...
bluebuck
24
24
an extinct antelope,...
bluebush
22
19
an Australian blue-g...
bluecaps
22
19
BLUECAP, a one-year...
bluecoat
19
16
one dressed in blue,...
bluefins
19
17
BLUEFIN, a species o...
bluefish
22
18
a large voracious fi...
bluegill
21
17
an edible sunfish [n...
bluegown
20
19
one of a former clas...
bluegums
20
19
BLUEGUM, any of seve...
bluehead
18
16
a marine fish, a kin...
blueings
18
16
BLUEING, the process...
bluejack
23
29
a kind of oak tree [...
bluejays
25
24
BLUEJAY, a North Ame...
blueline
17
15
a line that divides...
blueness
16
14
the state of being b...
bluenose
15
14
a nickname for a Nov...
bluesier
17
13
BLUESY, resembling b...
bluesman
17
17
a man who plays the...
bluesmen
17
17
BLUESMAN, a man who...
bluestem
18
16
a kind of prairie gr...
bluetick
22
20
a hunting dog [n -S]
bluetits
18
13
BLUETIT, a small bir...
bluettes
17
13
BLUETTE, (French) a...
blueweed
19
17
a bristly weed, vipe...
bluewing
21
19
the blue-winged teal...
bluewood
19
17
a thorny shrub growi...
bluffers
22
19
BLUFFER, one that bl...
bluffest
22
19
BLUFF, rough and hea...
bluffing
23
22
BLUFF, to deceive [v...
bluggier
20
17
BLUGGY, (colloquial)...
bluidier
18
14
BLUIDY, stained with...
blunders
17
15
BLUNDER, to make a m...
blungers
18
16
BLUNGER, a machine o...
blunging
19
19
BLUNGE, to mix clay...
blunkers
18
18
BLUNKER, (Scots) a b...
blunking
19
21
BLUNK, (Scots) to sp...
bluntest
17
14
BLUNT, not sharp or...
blunting
18
17
BLUNT, to make blunt...
bluntish
20
16
somewhat blunt [adj]
blurbing
21
19
BLURB, to praise in...
blurbist
21
16
a writer of blurbs [...
blurrier
18
13
BLURRY, blurred [adj...
blurrily
26
16
BLURRY, blurred [adv...
blurring
19
16
BLUR, to make indist...
blurters
18
13
BLURTER, one who blu...
blurting
19
16
the act of blurting,...
blushers
20
15
BLUSHER, one who blu...
blushets
20
15
BLUSHET, a modest, b...
blushful
24
20
of a red colour [adj...
blushing
21
18
the act of blushing...
blusters
18
13
BLUSTER, to blow vio...
blustery
24
15
windy [adj BLUSTERIE...
boarders
15
12
BOARDER, one that bo...
boarding
16
15
the act of boarding...
boardman
15
16
a board member [n BO...
boardmen
15
16
BOARDMAN, a board me...
boarfish
20
16
a Mediterranean fish...
boasters
15
11
BOASTER, one that bo...
boastful
19
16
given to boasting [a...
boasting
16
14
the act of boasting...
boatable
17
15
able to be negotiate...
boatbill
20
16
a bird of the heron...
boatfuls
19
16
BOATFUL, as much as...
boathook
17
17
a pole with a hook f...
boatings
16
14
BOATING, the sport o...
boatlift
19
15
to transport by boat...
boatlike
17
16
resembling a boat [a...
boatload
15
13
the amount that a bo...
boatneck
18
19
a wide open neck on...
boatport
17
14
an enclosure for boa...
boatsman
15
15
a man who works on a...
boatsmen
15
15
BOATSMAN, a man who...
boattail
16
12
a North American bir...
boatyard
21
14
a marina, a place fo...
bobbinet
19
18
a kind of cotton lac...
bobbitts
21
17
BOBBITT, to cut off...
bobblier
21
18
BOBBLY, like pilled...
bobbling
22
21
BOBBLE, to bob rapid...
bobbysox
32
26
BOBBYSOCK, an ankles...
bobeches
22
19
BOBECHE, a circular...
bobfloat
20
18
a small buoyant floa...
bobolink
19
20
a North American son...
bobolled
19
17
BOBOL, to commit a t...
boboties
17
14
BOBOTIE, (South Afri...
bobowler
21
18
a type of large moth...
bobskate
18
18
a child's skate havi...
bobsleds
19
16
BOBSLED, to ride on...
bobstays
24
16
BOBSTAY, a rope used...
bobtails
19
15
BOBTAIL, to cut a ta...
bobwheel
23
20
the bob (short line...
bobwhite
23
19
a kind of quail [n -...
bocaccio
24
20
a rockfish [n -S]
bodement
15
16
a prediction or prop...
bodgiest
17
14
BODGIE, fake [adj]
bodhrans
17
15
BODHRAN, (Irish) a s...
bodikins
17
17
BODIKIN, a diminutiv...
bodiless
17
13
lacking material for...
bodingly
24
18
BODING, ominous [adv...
bodyline
22
16
in cricket, a style...
bodyside
22
15
the side of a body o...
bodysuit
23
15
a close fitting one-...
bodysurf
25
18
to ride a wave witho...
bodywash
27
19
a liquid product for...
bodywork
26
21
the metal outer shel...
boehmite
18
16
a mineral present in...
boerbull
20
17
a South African cros...
boerbuls
19
16
BOERBUL, (South Afri...
boertjie
17
20
(South Africa) frien...
boffolas
20
18
BOFFOLA, a hearty la...
bogarted
16
14
BOGART, to monopolis...
bogbeans
17
17
BOGBEAN, a marsh pla...
bogeying
23
18
BOGEY, to shoot one...
bogeyism
24
18
belief in bogeys, al...
bogeyman
22
19
a terrifying creatur...
bogeymen
22
19
BOGEYMAN, a terrifyi...
boggards
18
16
BOGGARD, a spectre o...
boggarts
18
15
BOGGART, a spectre o...
boggiest
18
15
BOGGY, like a bog [a...
bogglers
19
16
BOGGLER, one who bog...
boggling
20
19
BOGGLE, to baffle, o...
bogholes
19
16
BOGHOLE, a natural h...
bogieing
17
16
BOGIE, (Australian s...
boglands
17
16
BOGLAND, marshland [...
bogwoods
19
17
BOGWOOD, the wood of...
bogyisms
25
18
BOGYISM, belief in b...
bohemian
17
17
an unconventional pe...
bohemias
18
16
BOHEMIA, a community...
bohriums
20
17
BOHRIUM, a radioacti...
boilable
19
16
able to be boiled [a...
boilings
18
15
BOILING, the act of...
boiloffs
21
18
BOILOFF, the removal...
boilover
18
16
a surprising result...
boinging
17
17
BOING, to reverberat...
boinking
17
19
BOINK, to reverberat...
boiserie
15
11
(French) wood panell...
boldened
15
15
BOLDEN, (obsolete) t...
boldface
21
19
to print in thick ty...
boldness
16
14
the quality of being...
bolivars
19
16
BOLIVAR, the monetar...
bolivias
19
16
BOLIVIA, a soft fabr...
bolixing
24
22
BOLIX, to make a mes...
bollards
18
14
BOLLARD, a post of m...
bollixed
24
21
BOLLIX, to make a me...
bollixes
24
20
BOLLIX, to make a me...
bollocks
22
20
to make a mess of, a...
bolloxed
23
21
BOLLOX, to make a me...
bolloxes
23
20
BOLLOX, to make a me...
bollworm
22
19
the larva of a moth...
bolognas
16
15
BOLOGNA, a seasoned...
boloneys
21
15
BOLONEY, deceptive t...
bolshier
19
14
BOLSHIE, left-wing,...
bolshies
19
14
BOLSHIE, a Bolshevik...
bolsters
17
12
BOLSTER, to support...
bolthead
18
15
a straight-necked di...
bolthole
19
15
a place or way of es...
boltings
18
15
BOLTING, the act of...
boltless
18
13
without a bolt [adj]
boltlike
19
17
like a bolt [adj]
boltonia
15
13
a tall perennial flo...
boltrope
18
15
a strong rope stitch...
bombable
21
21
able to be bombed [a...
bombarde
18
18
an alto wind instrum...
bombards
19
18
BOMBARD, to attack w...
bombasts
19
17
BOMBAST, to stuff or...
bombaxes
24
24
BOMBAX, a tree of th...
bombesin
18
18
a hormone partly res...
bombings
20
20
BOMBING, an attack w...
bomblets
20
18
BOMBLET, a small bom...
bombload
19
19
as many bombs as a p...
bomboras
18
17
BOMBORA, a submerged...
bombsite
19
17
an area that has bee...
bombycid
29
23
a silkworm [n -S]
bombyxes
31
26
BOMBYX, a moth of th...
bonamani
14
16
BONAMANO, (Italian)...
bonamano
13
16
(Italian) a tip [n B...
bonamias
15
15
BONAMIA, a parasite...
bonanzas
16
22
BONANZA, (Spanish) a...
bonassus
15
13
a bison, also BONASU...
bondable
17
17
that can be bonded [...
bondager
15
15
(historical) a field...
bondages
15
15
BONDAGE, slavery [n]
bondings
16
16
BONDING, the act of...
bondless
16
14
without a bond [adj]
bondmaid
16
17
a female slave [n -S...
bondsman
15
17
a male slave [n BOND...
bondsmen
15
17
BONDSMAN, a male sla...
bonebeds
16
16
BONEBED, an area con...
bonefish
19
17
a slender marine fis...
bonehead
15
15
a blockhead [n -S]
boneless
15
13
without bones [adj]
bonemeal
15
16
a fertilizer made fr...
bonesets
14
12
BONESET, a medicinal...
boneyard
20
15
a place where the bo...
boneyest
20
14
BONEY, like bone, al...
bonfires
17
15
BONFIRE, a large fir...
bongoist
16
14
a bongo player [n -S...
bongrace
18
17
a sunshade worn over...
bonhomie
17
17
(French) good nature...
boniatos
14
12
BONIATO, a sweet pot...
bonibell
19
17
(Spenser) a good and...
boniface
19
18
(French) the proprie...
boniness
14
13
the state of being b...
bonitoes
14
12
BONITO, a large fish...
bonkings
17
19
BONKING, the act of...
bonneted
13
14
BONNET, to put on a...
bonniest
14
13
BONNY, pretty or hea...
bonnocks
18
20
BONNOCK, (Scots) a f...
bonselas
15
13
BONSELA, a gratuity...
bonsella
16
14
a gratuity to a blac...
bonspell
19
17
(Scots) a curling ma...
bonspiel
18
16
(Scots) a curling ma...
bontboks
18
19
BONTBOK, a kind of a...
bontebok
17
19
(Afrikaans) the pied...
bonusing
16
16
at Scrabble, the act...
bonussed
15
14
BONUS, in Scrabble,...
bonusses
15
13
BONUS, in Scrabble,...
boobhead
18
17
(Australian slang) a...
boobirds
18
15
BOOBIRD, a fan who b...
boobooks
17
18
BOOBOOK, a kind of o...
boobyish
26
18
stupid; dull [adj]
boobyism
25
19
a state of stupidity...
boodlers
16
13
BOODLER, someone inv...
boodling
17
16
BOODLE, to take brib...
boodying
22
17
BOODY, to sulk or mo...
boofhead
18
17
(Australian slang) a...
boofiest
17
14
BOOFY, muscular and...
boogaloo
15
14
a kind of dance [n -...
boogeyed
21
16
BOOGEY, to dance to...
boogying
23
18
BOOGY, to dance to r...
boogyman
22
19
a terrifying creatur...
boogymen
22
19
BOOGYMAN, a terrifyi...
boohooed
15
14
BOOHOO, to cry [v]
bookable
18
19
able to be booked [a...
bookbags
19
20
BOOKBAG, a bag for c...
bookcase
18
18
furniture for holdin...
bookends
15
17
BOOKEND, a support f...
bookfuls
20
20
BOOKFUL, as much as...
bookiest
16
15
BOOKY, by way of bei...
bookings
17
18
BOOKING, an engageme...
bookland
16
18
in Old English law,...
bookless
17
16
without books, unlea...
booklets
17
16
BOOKLET, a little bo...
booklice
20
19
BOOKLOUSE, an insect...
booklore
16
16
book learning [n -S]
bookmark
18
22
a marker for indicat...
bookrack
20
22
a support for an ope...
bookrest
16
15
a rack for books [n...
bookshop
20
20
a shop that sells bo...
booksier
16
15
BOOKSY, in a literar...
bookwork
20
22
work done upon a boo...
bookworm
20
21
a avid book reader [...
boomburb
21
21
a large suburb exper...
boomiest
16
14
BOOMY, hollow-soundi...
boomings
17
17
BOOMING, the act of...
boomkins
17
19
BOOMKIN, a spar proj...
boomlets
17
15
BOOMLET, a minor exo...
boomtown
18
18
a town which has exp...
boondock
18
20
a remote and wild pl...
boongary
21
16
a tree kangaroo from...
boonless
15
13
having no boon [adj]
boortree
14
11
(Scots) the elder-tr...
boosters
15
11
BOOSTER, an engine t...
boosting
16
14
BOOST, to support, i...
bootable
17
15
of a computer, capab...
boothose
16
13
(Shakespeare) a long...
bootikin
16
16
(obsolete) a little...
bootjack
21
27
a device for pulling...
bootlace
18
15
a lace for fastening...
bootlast
16
12
a footlike last on w...
bootlegs
17
14
BOOTLEG, to smuggle...
bootless
16
12
profitless [adj BOOT...
bootlick
21
19
to toady [v -ED, -IN...
booziest
18
20
BOOZY, inclined to b...
boozings
19
23
BOOZING, an act of b...
boppiest
20
17
BOPPY, suggestive of...
borachio
20
16
(Spanish) a Spanish...
boracite
18
14
a compound of magnes...
borating
16
14
BORATE, to mix with...
borazons
17
21
BORAZON, a manmade c...
bordeaux
21
20
a red or white wine...
bordello
17
14
(Italian) a brothel,...
bordered
15
13
BORDER, to be adjace...
borderer
15
12
a person who lives o...
bordures
16
13
BORDURE, a border su...
borealis
16
12
as in aurora boreali...
boreases
14
11
BOREAS, the north wi...
borecole
18
15
a variety of cabbage...
boredoms
16
15
BOREDOM, tedium [n]
borehole
17
14
a hole made in the e...
boresome
15
14
tedious, boring [adj...
boringly
24
17
BORING [adv]
borkings
18
18
BORKING, the act of...
borlotti
17
12
as in borlotti bean,...
borneols
15
13
BORNEOL, an alcohol...
bornites
15
12
BORNITE, a valuable...
bornitic
19
15
of or like bornite,...
boronias
14
12
BORONIA, an Australi...
boroughs
19
16
BOROUGH, an incorpor...
borrelia
16
12
a type of bacterium...
borrowed
18
15
BORROW, to obtain on...
borrower
18
14
one who borrows [n -...
borsches
21
16
BORSCH, (Russian) co...
borschts
22
16
BORSCHT, (Russian) c...
borstall
18
13
an establishment for...
borstals
17
12
BORSTAL, an establis...
bortiest
16
11
BORTY, relating to b...
boscages
19
16
BOSCAGE, (French) th...
boschbok
24
23
(Afrikaans) a kind o...
boshboks
21
20
BOSHBOK, (Afrikaans)...
boshvark
21
21
(Afrikaans) the bush...
boskages
17
17
BOSKAGE, thick folia...
boskiest
17
15
BOSKY, woody or bush...
bosomier
16
14
BOSOMY, having large...
bosoming
17
17
BOSOM, to enclose in...
bosquets
24
21
BOSQUET, a thicket,...
bossboys
24
16
BOSSBOY, a Black Afr...
bossdoms
17
15
BOSSDOM, the domain...
bossiest
16
11
BOSSY, domineering [...
bossings
17
14
BOSSING, the act of...
bossisms
18
14
BOSSISM, the rule or...
bostangi
16
14
a Turkish palace gua...
bosthoon
16
14
(Irish) a boor [n -S...
botanica
17
15
a shop that sells he...
botanics
18
15
BOTANIC, a drug made...
botanies
14
12
BOTANY, the science...
botanise
14
12
to collect plants fo...
botanist
15
12
one skilled in botan...
botanize
17
21
to collect plants fo...
botargos
16
13
BOTARGO, a type of r...
botchers
21
16
BOTCHER, one who mak...
botchery
27
18
something botched [n...
botchier
21
16
BOTCHY, done badly [...
botchily
29
19
BOTCHY, done badly [...
botching
22
19
the act of botching...
botflies
19
15
BOTFLY, a name for v...
bothered
17
14
BOTHER, to annoy [v]
botholes
18
14
BOTHOLE, a hole in a...
bothrium
20
17
a groove on a tapewo...
bothyman
24
19
one who lives in a b...
bothymen
24
19
BOTHYMAN, one who li...
botonnee
12
13
having buds or knobs...
botryoid
22
14
of minerals, occurri...
botryose
21
13
having the form of a...
botrytis
23
13
a genus of fungi whi...
bottarga
16
13
(Italian) a relish m...
bottegas
16
13
BOTTEGA, (Italian) a...
bottines
15
12
BOTTINE, (French) a...
bottlers
17
12
BOTTLER, (Australian...
bottling
18
15
a bottled beverage [...
bottomed
16
15
BOTTOM, to reach the...
bottomer
16
14
a person who provide...
bottomry
23
16
the use of a ship as...
botulins
17
14
BOTULIN, a powerful...
botulism
19
16
botulin poisoning [n...
bouchees
20
17
BOUCHEE, a small pat...
bouclees
19
16
BOUCLEE, a loop made...
bouderie
15
13
(French) a pouting,...
boudoirs
16
13
BOUDOIR, a woman's b...
bouffant
19
19
a woman's hairdo [n...
boughpot
21
19
(archaic) a pot for...
boughten
18
17
(archaic) purchased;...
bouillis
19
14
BOUILLI, (French) bo...
bouillon
17
15
(French) a strong br...
boulders
17
14
BOULDER, a large roc...
bouldery
23
16
of a landscape, char...
boulters
17
13
BOULTER, a sieve, a...
boulting
18
16
the act of sieving t...
bouncers
18
16
BOUNCER, a person or...
bouncier
18
16
BOUNCY, tending to b...
bouncily
26
19
BOUNCY, tending to b...
bouncing
19
19
BOUNCE, to spring ba...
boundary
21
16
a final limit [n BOU...
bounders
15
14
BOUNDER, a cad [n]
bounding
16
17
BOUND, to leap [v]
bountied
15
14
with a bounty on one...
bounties
15
13
BOUNTY, a reward [n]
bountree
14
13
(Scots) the elder tr...
bouquets
24
22
BOUQUET, a bunch of...
bourbons
17
16
BOURBON, a kind of w...
bourders
16
13
BOURDER, a jester [n...
bourding
17
16
BOURD, (obsolete) to...
bourdons
15
14
BOURDON, the drone b...
bourgeon
15
15
(obsolete) to sprout...
bourkhas
19
18
BOURKHA, a coverall...
bourlaws
20
16
BOURLAW, (archaic) a...
bourrees
15
12
BOURREE, (French) a...
bourride
16
13
(French) a fish dish...
boursier
16
12
(French) a foundatio...
boursins
16
13
BOURSIN, a mild, smo...
bourtree
15
12
(Scots) the elder tr...
bousiest
16
12
BOUSY, inclined to b...
bousouki
17
17
a stringed musical i...
boutades
15
13
BOUTADE, a sudden ou...
boutique
24
22
a shop, or departmen...
boutonne
13
14
(French) reserved, r...
bouviers
18
16
BOUVIER, (French) a...
bouzouki
20
26
a Greek stringed ins...
bovinely
24
19
BOVINE, relating to...
bovinity
24
18
the state of being a...
boweling
20
18
BOWEL, to take out t...
bowelled
20
17
BOWEL, to take out t...
boweries
18
14
BOWERY, a colonial D...
bowering
19
17
BOWER, to enclose in...
bowfront
20
18
having a curved fron...
bowheads
20
17
BOWHEAD, the great A...
bowhunts
21
18
BOWHUNT, to hunt wit...
bowingly
27
20
BOWING [adv]
bowknots
19
19
BOWKNOT, a type of k...
bowlders
20
16
BOWLDER, a large roc...
bowlfuls
24
20
BOWLFUL, as much as...
bowlines
19
16
BOWLINE, a simple kn...
bowlings
21
18
BOWLING, a game in w...
bowllike
22
20
concave [adj]
bowshots
21
16
BOWSHOT, the distanc...
bowsprit
22
17
a spar that extends...
bowwoods
21
18
BOWWOOD, a deciduous...
bowwowed
24
21
BOWWOW, to bark like...
bowyangs
25
19
BOWYANG, a strap tie...
boxballs
26
23
BOXBALL, a form of h...
boxberry
30
23
an evergreen plant,...
boxboard
23
22
a kind of stiff pape...
boxhauls
25
22
BOXHAUL, to put (a v...
boxiness
21
19
the state of being b...
boxplots
25
22
BOXPLOT, a type of s...
boxrooms
22
21
BOXROOM, a room for...
boxthorn
23
21
a thorny shrub with...
boxwoods
24
22
BOXWOOD, the wood of...
boyarism
23
16
(Russian) rule by th...
boychick
32
25
(Yiddish) boy, a ter...
boychiks
29
22
BOYCHIK, a young man...
boycotts
25
16
BOYCOTT, to refuse t...
boyhoods
23
16
BOYHOOD, the state o...
boyishly
32
18
BOYISH, like a boy [...
boysiest
22
13
BOYSY, suited to or...
bozzetti
22
29
BOZZETTO, (Italian)...
bozzetto
21
29
(Italian) a small sk...
braaiing
16
14
BRAAI, (South Africa...
brabbled
21
19
BRABBLE, to squabble...
brabbler
21
18
a clamorous, quarrel...
brabbles
21
18
BRABBLE, to squabble...
braccate
21
17
having feathered leg...
bracelet
19
15
an ornamental band o...
braceros
18
14
BRACERO, (Spanish) a...
brachahs
23
18
BRACHAH, (Hebrew) a...
brachets
21
16
BRACHET, a hunting d...
brachial
22
17
pertaining or belong...
brachium
23
20
(Latin) the upper ar...
bracings
20
17
BRACING, a reinforce...
braciola
19
15
a thin slice of meat...
braciole
19
15
a thin slice of meat...
brackens
19
19
BRACKEN, a large fer...
brackets
20
18
BRACKET, to group, c...
brackish
23
20
somewhat salty [adj]
braconid
18
16
any of a family of p...
bracteal
19
15
of a bract [adj]
bractlet
20
15
a small leaf on the...
bradawls
20
16
BRADAWL, a small bor...
bradding
17
16
BRAD, to fasten with...
bradoons
14
13
BRADOON, (French) a...
braeheid
17
14
(Scots) the summit o...
braggart
18
15
a boaster [n -S]
braggers
18
15
BRAGGER, one who bra...
braggest
18
15
BRAG, first-rate [ad...
braggier
18
15
BRAGGY, tending to b...
bragging
19
18
an act of bragging [...
brahmani
18
17
a female member of t...
brahmans
18
17
BRAHMAN, a member of...
brahmins
19
17
BRAHMIN, a member of...
braiders
16
12
BRAIDER, one who bra...
braidest
16
12
BRAID, broad [adj]
braiding
17
15
a piece of braided w...
brailing
18
15
BRAIL, to haul in a...
brailled
18
14
BRAILLE, to write in...
brailler
18
13
a Braille writing ma...
brailles
18
13
BRAILLE, to write in...
brainbox
23
22
a clever person [n -...
brainiac
18
15
a very intelligent p...
brainier
15
12
BRAINY, intelligent...
brainily
23
15
BRAINY, intelligent...
braining
16
15
BRAIN, to dash out t...
brainish
18
14
(Shakespeare) hothea...
brainpan
16
16
the upper part of th...
brairded
16
13
BRAIRD, to sprout ab...
braising
17
14
BRAISE, to cook slow...
brakeage
16
17
the act of braking [...
brakeman
16
19
a man in charge of a...
brakemen
16
19
BRAKEMAN, a man in c...
brakiest
17
15
BRAKY, abounding in...
brakings
18
18
BRAKING, the act of...
brambled
20
19
BRAMBLE, to gather b...
brambles
20
18
BRAMBLE, to gather b...
brancard
18
16
(French) a horse-lit...
branched
20
18
BRANCH, to spread li...
brancher
20
17
a young hawk or othe...
branches
20
17
BRANCH, to spread li...
branchia
20
17
a gill [n BRANCHIAE]
brandade
14
14
(French) a Provencal...
branders
15
13
BRANDER, to cook on...
brandied
15
14
BRANDY, to mix with...
brandies
15
13
BRANDY, to mix with...
branding
16
16
the promoting of a p...
brandise
15
13
a trivet [n -S]
brandish
18
15
to move or wave, esp...
brangled
17
16
BRANGLE, to wrangle...
brangles
17
15
BRANGLE, to wrangle...
brankier
16
16
BRANKY, (Scots) show...
branking
17
19
BRANK, (Scots) to pr...
branners
14
13
BRANNER, one that br...
brannier
14
13
BRANNY, containing b...
branning
15
16
BRAN, to soak in wat...
bransles
16
13
BRANSLE, an old Fren...
brantail
16
13
the redstart, so cal...
brantles
16
13
BRANTLE, an old Fren...
braseros
15
11
BRASERO, (Spanish) a...
brashest
18
13
BRASH, forward, over...
brashier
18
13
BRASHY, covered with...
brashing
19
16
BRASH, (obsolete) to...
brasiers
16
11
BRASIER, one who wor...
brasilin
17
13
a dyestuff obtained...
brassage
16
13
(French) a mint-char...
brassard
16
12
(French) a piece of...
brassart
16
11
(historical) a piece...
brassets
16
11
BRASSET, a piece of...
brassica
19
14
a plant of the turni...
brassier
16
11
BRASSY, resembling b...
brassies
16
11
BRASSIE, a golf club...
brassily
24
14
BRASSY, resembling b...
brassing
17
14
BRASS, to coat with...
brassish
19
13
like brass [adj]
brasting
17
14
BRAST, (dialect) to...
bratchet
21
16
a hunting dog, also...
bratling
18
15
a little brat [n -S]
bratpack
22
21
a clique of rowdy fi...
brattice
19
14
a wooden tower used...
brattier
16
11
BRATTY, like a brat,...
brattish
19
13
a wooden tower used...
brattled
17
13
BRATTLE, (Scots) to...
brattles
17
12
BRATTLE, (Scots) to...
braunite
15
13
a native oxide of ma...
bravados
17
16
BRAVADO, to display...
bravoing
18
18
BRAVO, to applaud by...
bravuras
18
16
BRAVURA, a brilliant...
brawlers
20
15
BRAWLER, a fighter [...
brawlier
20
15
BRAWLIE, (Scots) ver...
brawling
21
18
rowdy fighting [n -S...
brawnier
18
15
BRAWNY, strongly bui...
brawnily
26
18
BRAWNY, strongly bui...
brazened
17
22
BRAZEN, to face bold...
brazenly
25
24
BRAZEN, impudent [ad...
brazenry
24
23
effrontery [n BRAZEN...
braziers
19
20
BRAZIER, a container...
braziery
25
22
a place where brass...
brazilin
20
22
a dyestuff obtained...
breached
20
17
BREACH, to break thr...
breacher
20
16
one who breaches [n...
breaches
20
16
BREACH, to break thr...
breadbin
17
16
a household containe...
breadbox
23
22
a container for brea...
breadier
15
12
BREADY, resembling b...
breading
16
15
BREAD, to cover with...
breadnut
15
14
a tropical fruit [n...
breadths
18
14
BREADTH, width [n]
breakage
16
17
the act of breaking...
breakers
16
15
BREAKER, one that br...
breaking
17
18
the act of breaking...
breakoff
20
21
an act of breaking o...
breakout
16
16
an escape [n -S]
breakups
19
19
BREAKUP, the act of...
breaming
17
17
BREAM, to clean a sh...
breaskit
17
15
meat from the breast...
breasted
15
12
BREAST, to confront...
breathed
17
14
BREATHE, to inhale a...
breather
17
13
a rest to recover br...
breathes
17
13
BREATHE, to inhale a...
breccial
23
18
of or like breccia,...
breccias
22
17
BRECCIA, a geologica...
brechams
22
19
BRECHAM, (Scots) a h...
brechans
20
17
BRECHAN, (Scots) a h...
bredrens
15
13
BREDREN, (colloquial...
bredrins
16
13
BREDRIN, (colloquial...
breeched
20
17
BREECH, to clothe wi...
breeches
20
16
BREECH, to clothe wi...
breeders
15
12
BREEDER, one who bre...
breeding
16
15
upbringing [n -S]
breenged
15
15
BREENGE, (Scots) to...
breenges
15
14
BREENGE, (Scots) to...
breering
16
14
BREER, to sprout abo...
breezier
18
20
BREEZY, windy [adj]
breezily
26
23
BREEZY, windy [adv]
breezing
19
23
BREEZE, to move bris...
bregmata
17
16
BREGMA, (Greek) the...
bregmate
17
16
relating to the breg...
breinged
16
15
BREINGE, (Scots) to...
breinges
16
14
BREINGE, (Scots) to...
brekkies
18
19
BREKKY, (colloquial)...
breloque
24
22
a watch chain [n -S]
brenning
15
16
BRENNE, (archaic) to...
brentest
15
12
BRENT, (Scots) lofty...
bresaola
15
12
salt-cured, air-drie...
bretesse
15
11
a wooden tower used...
brethren
17
14
BROTHER, a male sibl...
brettice
19
14
a wooden tower used...
brevetcy
27
20
an honorary military...
breveted
17
16
BREVET, to confer an...
breviary
24
17
a prayer book [n BRE...
breviate
17
15
a lawyer's brief [n...
breviers
18
15
BREVIER, an old type...
brevises
18
15
BREVIS, broth, esp....
brewages
19
16
BREWAGE, the process...
brewings
20
17
BREWING, a quantity...
brewises
19
14
BREWIS, (archaic) br...
brewpubs
24
21
BREWPUB, a combined...
brewskis
21
18
BREWSKI, (colloquial...
brewster
19
14
(Scots) a brewer, al...
briarier
16
11
BRIARY, full of bria...
bribable
21
18
able to be bribed [a...
brichter
22
16
BRICHT, (Scots) brig...
brickbat
23
21
a piece of brick [n...
brickier
21
18
BRICKY, made of bric...
brickies
21
18
BRICKIE, (colloquial...
bricking
22
21
brickwork [n -S]
brickles
22
19
BRICKLE, a brittle c...
bricoles
20
15
BRICOLE, (French) a...
bridally
25
16
BRIDAL, related to b...
brideman
16
16
a groom's attendant...
bridemen
16
16
BRIDEMAN, a groom's...
bridging
19
17
the process of const...
bridlers
18
13
BRIDLER, one who res...
bridling
19
16
BRIDLE, to check or...
bridoons
15
13
BRIDOON, a light mil...
briefers
18
14
BRIEFER, one who giv...
briefest
18
14
BRIEF, short [adj]
briefing
19
17
a short lecture [n -...
brierier
16
11
BRIERY, thorny, full...
brigaded
17
15
BRIGADE, to group to...
brigades
17
14
BRIGADE, to group to...
brigalow
21
17
(Native Australian)...
brigands
17
15
BRIGAND, a bandit [n...
brighten
19
16
to make bright [v -E...
brighter
20
15
BRIGHT, shining [adj...
brightly
28
18
BRIGHT, shining [adv...
briguing
19
17
canvassing [n -S]
brillest
19
13
BRILL, brilliant [ad...
brimfull
23
20
full to the brim [ad...
brimings
19
17
BRIMING, phosphoresc...
brimless
19
15
having no upper edge...
brimmers
19
17
BRIMMER, a bowl or g...
brimming
20
20
BRIM, to fill to the...
brindisi
17
13
(Italian) a toast; a...
brindled
17
15
marked with spots or...
brindles
17
14
BRINDLE, an animal m...
bringers
17
14
BRINGER, one who bri...
bringing
18
17
the act of bringing...
briniest
16
12
BRINY, salty [adj]
brinjals
19
22
BRINJAL, the aubergi...
brinkman
17
20
someone whose policy...
brinkmen
17
20
BRINKMAN, someone wh...
brinnies
15
13
BRINNY, (Australian...
brioches
21
16
BRIOCHE, (French) a...
brionies
15
12
BRIONY, a climbing p...
briquets
25
21
BRIQUET, (French) a...
brisance
18
15
(French) the shatter...
briskens
17
16
BRISKEN, to make bri...
briskest
18
15
BRISK, quick of move...
briskets
18
15
BRISKET, meat from t...
briskier
18
15
BRISKY [adj]
brisking
19
18
BRISK, to make quick...
briskish
21
17
somewhat brisk [adj]
brisling
19
15
(Norwegian) a Norweg...
bristled
18
13
BRISTLE, to stand er...
bristles
18
12
BRISTLE, to stand er...
bristols
18
12
BRISTOL, a smooth ca...
brisures
17
12
BRISURE, (French) a...
britches
22
16
breeches, also BREEC...
britskas
18
15
BRITSKA, a four-whee...
brittled
18
13
BRITTLE, to become f...
brittler
18
12
BRITTLE, frail [adj]
brittles
18
12
BRITTLE, to become f...
britzkas
21
24
BRITZKA, a four-whee...
britzska
21
24
a four-wheeled carri...
broached
20
17
BROACH, to pierce (a...
broacher
20
16
a spit; a broach [n...
broaches
20
16
BROACH, to pierce (a...
broadaxe
20
19
an ancient military...
broadens
14
13
BROADEN, to make wid...
broadest
15
12
BROAD, broad [adj]
broadish
18
14
somewhat broad [adj]
broadway
24
17
a broad road [n -S]
broasted
15
12
BROAST, to boil and...
brocaded
18
16
BROCADE, to weave a...
brocades
18
15
BROCADE, to weave a...
brocages
19
16
BROCAGE, the busines...
brocards
19
15
BROCARD, (French) an...
brocatel
19
15
(French) a stiff, or...
broccoli
23
18
a plant of the cabba...
brochans
20
17
BROCHAN, (Gaelic) gr...
broching
22
19
BROCH, to broach, to...
brochure
21
17
a pamphlet, informat...
brockage
20
20
(Scots) fragments of...
brockets
20
18
BROCKET, a male red...
brockram
21
21
fragmented rock, bre...
brocolis
20
15
BROCOLI, a plant of...
brodding
17
16
BROD, to prod [v]
broddled
17
15
BRODDLE, (dialect) t...
broddles
17
14
BRODDLE, (dialect) t...
brodekin
16
17
a high boot worn by...
brodkins
17
17
BRODKIN, a high boot...
broekies
16
15
(South Africa) under...
brogging
19
18
BROG, to prick with...
broguery
23
16
the use of an Irish...
broguish
20
16
having a brogue [adj...
broiders
16
12
BROIDER, to adorn wi...
broidery
22
14
the act of broiderin...
broilers
17
12
BROILER, a quickly-r...
broiling
18
15
BROIL, to cook over...
brokages
17
17
BROKAGE, the busines...
brokenly
23
19
BROKEN [adv]
brokered
16
16
BROKER, to act as a...
brokings
18
18
BROKING, the busines...
brollies
18
13
BROLLY, an umbrella...
bromance
18
18
a close but not roma...
bromated
16
15
BROMATE, to combine...
bromates
16
14
BROMATE, to combine...
bromelia
17
15
any plant of the gen...
bromelin
17
16
an enzyme obtained f...
bromides
17
15
BROMIDE, a bromine c...
bromidic
21
18
conventional, common...
bromines
16
15
BROMINE, a volatile...
bromised
17
15
BROMISE, to treat wi...
bromises
17
14
BROMISE, to treat wi...
bromisms
19
17
BROMISM, poisoning b...
bromized
20
24
BROMIZE, to treat wi...
bromizes
20
23
BROMIZE, to treat wi...
brommers
18
17
BROMMER, (Afrikaans)...
bronchia
20
17
BRONCHIUM, a small b...
bronchos
20
17
BRONCHO, (Spanish) a...
bronchus
21
18
one of the main fork...
bronzers
18
21
BRONZER, a tanning c...
bronzier
18
21
BRONZY, of a brownis...
bronzify
27
26
to make bronze [v BR...
bronzing
19
24
a brownish colouring...
bronzite
18
21
a variety of the min...
brooched
20
17
BROOCH, to adorn wit...
brooches
20
16
BROOCH, to adorn wit...
brooders
15
12
BROODER, a heated bu...
broodier
15
12
BROODY, tending to b...
broodily
23
15
BROODY, tending to b...
brooding
16
15
pondering gloomily [...
brookies
16
15
BROOKIE, an American...
brooking
17
18
BROOK, to tolerate [...
brookite
16
15
a mineral, titanium...
brooklet
17
16
a small brook [n -S]
broomier
16
14
BROOMY, abounding in...
brooming
17
17
BROOM, to sweep with...
brosiest
16
11
BROSY, having the qu...
brothels
19
14
BROTHEL, a house of...
brothers
18
13
BROTHER, to treat li...
brothier
18
13
BROTHY, like broth [...
brougham
20
19
a one-horse closed c...
broughta
19
16
a small portion adde...
brouhaha
19
16
fuss, also BRUHAHA [...
browband
20
19
the bridle-strap tha...
browbeat
20
17
to intimidate [v BRO...
browbone
19
18
the bone of the brow...
browless
20
15
without eyebrows [ad...
browners
18
15
BROWNER, a fawning p...
brownest
18
15
BROWN, of a dark col...
brownier
18
15
BROWNY, somewhat bro...
brownies
18
15
BROWNIE, a benevolen...
browning
19
18
the process of makin...
brownish
21
17
somewhat brown [adj]
brownout
18
16
a reduction in elect...
browsers
19
14
BROWSER, one who bro...
browsier
19
14
BROWSY, relating to...
browsing
20
17
the shoots of leaves...
brucella
21
17
any of a genus of ha...
bruchids
23
18
BRUCHID, a beetle of...
brucines
19
16
BRUCINE, a poisonous...
brucites
20
15
BRUCITE, a mineral,...
bruhahas
20
16
BRUHAHA, (French) a...
bruilzie
21
22
(Scots) a broil, a n...
bruisers
17
12
BRUISER, a big husky...
bruising
18
15
the act of bruising...
bruiters
17
12
BRUITER, one that br...
bruiting
18
15
BRUIT, to spread by...
brulyies
24
15
BRULYIE, (Scots) a b...
brulzies
21
22
BRULZIE, (Scots) a b...
brumbies
20
18
BRUMBY, (Australian...
brummers
19
18
BRUMMER, (Afrikaans)...
brunched
21
19
BRUNCH, to eat a lat...
bruncher
21
18
someone who eats bru...
brunches
21
18
BRUNCH, to eat a lat...
brunette
15
13
a (female) person wi...
brunizem
20
25
(Russian) a prairie...
brunting
17
16
BRUNT, to bear the c...
brushers
19
14
BRUSHER, one who bru...
brushier
19
14
BRUSHY, resembling a...
brushing
20
17
the act of brushing...
brushoff
23
20
an abrupt dismissal...
brushups
22
18
BRUSHUP, a quick rev...
bruskest
18
16
BRUSK, abrupt in man...
brusquer
25
22
BRUSQUE, abrupt in m...
brussels
18
13
as in brussels sprou...
brusting
18
15
BRUST, (Spenser) to...
brutally
25
16
BRUTAL, cruel, savag...
brutings
18
15
BRUTING, a process o...
brutisms
19
15
BRUTISM, the nature...
bruxisms
25
22
BRUXISM, a nervous g...
bryology
30
18
the study of mosses...
bryonies
21
14
BRYONY, a wild climb...
bryozoan
23
23
a type of small aqua...
bubaline
18
17
pertaining to the bu...
bubblers
22
19
BUBBLER, (tradename)...
bubblier
22
19
BUBBLY, full of bubb...
bubblies
22
19
BUBBLY, champagne [n...
bubbling
23
22
BUBBLE, to form a gl...
bubingas
19
18
BUBINGA, (Bantu) a s...
bubukles
21
21
BUBUKLE, (Shakespear...
bucardos
19
16
BUCARDO, a recently...
bucatini
19
16
pasta in the form of...
buccally
31
22
BUCCAL, pertaining t...
buccinas
22
19
BUCCINA, a Roman cur...
bucellas
21
17
(Portuguese) a white...
buckaroo
19
19
(US) a cowboy, also...
buckayro
26
21
(US) a cowboy, also...
buckbean
21
23
a marsh plant [n -S]
buckeens
19
20
BUCKEEN, (Anglo-Iris...
buckeroo
19
19
(US) a cowboy, also...
bucketed
20
20
BUCKET, to push forw...
buckeyes
26
21
BUCKEYE, the America...
buckhorn
22
22
the material of a bu...
buckings
22
22
BUCKING, the process...
bucklers
22
20
BUCKLER, (Shakespear...
buckling
23
23
a smoked Baltic herr...
buckrake
21
23
a large agricultural...
buckrams
22
22
BUCKRAM, to pad or s...
bucksaws
24
22
BUCKSAW, a large saw...
buckshee
22
21
something in additio...
buckshot
23
21
a large kind of shot...
buckskin
22
24
the skin of a male d...
bucktail
22
20
a fishing lure [n -S...
bucolics
24
19
BUCOLIC, a pastoral...
buddiest
17
14
BUDDY, having buds [...
buddings
18
17
BUDDING, a type of a...
buddleia
17
15
a flowering shrub, a...
buddling
19
18
BUDDLE, to wash for...
buddying
24
19
BUDDY, to become clo...
budgeree
16
15
(Native Australian)...
budgeros
17
15
BUDGERO, (Hindi) a h...
budgerow
20
18
(Hindi) a heavy keel...
budgeted
17
16
BUDGET, to estimate...
budgeter
17
15
one who prepares a b...
budwoods
19
17
BUDWOOD, a branch ha...
budworms
21
19
BUDWORM, a moth larv...
buffable
23
22
able to be buffed [a...
buffalos
21
19
BUFFALO, to intimida...
buffered
20
19
BUFFER, to protect a...
buffeted
20
19
BUFFET, to hit sharp...
buffeter
20
18
one who buffets; a b...
buffiest
21
18
BUFFY, of a yellowis...
buffings
22
21
BUFFING, the process...
buffoons
19
19
BUFFOON, a clown [n]
bugaboos
18
17
BUGABOO, a cause for...
bugbanes
18
18
BUGBANE, a perennial...
bugbears
19
17
BUGBEAR, a cause for...
bugganes
17
17
BUGGANE, an evil spi...
buggered
18
17
BUGGER, to practise...
buggiest
19
16
BUGGY, full of bugs...
buggings
20
19
BUGGING, the conceal...
bughouse
19
17
(colloquial) an insa...
bugseeds
17
15
BUGSEED, an American...
bugworts
21
17
BUGWORT, a perennial...
buhlwork
24
22
(French) a form of m...
builders
18
14
BUILDER, one that bu...
building
19
17
the process of erect...
buildout
18
15
a process of expansi...
buildups
21
18
BUILDUP, an accumula...
buisting
18
15
BUIST, to mark a she...
bukkakes
19
24
BUKKAKE, (Japanese)...
bukshees
19
18
BUKSHEE, a paymaster...
bulblets
21
17
BULBLET, a small bul...
bulghurs
22
18
BULGHUR, (Turkish) a...
bulgiest
19
15
BULGY, bulging [adj]
bulgines
18
16
BULGINE, (US) a stea...
bulimiac
22
19
relating to bulimia,...
bulimias
19
16
BULIMIA, an eating d...
bulimics
23
19
BULIMIC, one sufferi...
bulimies
19
16
BULIMY, an eating di...
bulkages
19
19
BULKAGE, a peristalt...
bulkhead
20
20
a partition on a shi...
bulkiest
19
17
BULKY, having bulk [...
bulkings
20
20
BULKING, the act of...
bullaces
21
17
BULLACE, a small wil...
bullbars
21
17
a strong protective...
bullbats
21
17
BULLBAT, (US) a noct...
bullcook
22
21
a worker in a loggin...
bulldike
20
19
an aggressive lesbia...
bulldogs
20
17
BULLDOG, to wrestle...
bulldoze
21
24
to override objectio...
bulldust
20
16
a euphemism for bull...
bulldyke
26
21
an aggressive lesbia...
bullered
18
15
BULLER, to seethe, g...
bulleted
18
15
BULLET, to move swif...
bulletin
18
15
an official report o...
bullfrog
22
19
a large frog [n -S]
bullgine
19
17
(US slang) a steam l...
bullhead
20
17
a freshwater fish of...
bullhorn
20
17
(US) a loudhailer [n...
bulliest
19
14
BULLY, wonderful [ad...
bullings
20
17
BULLING, copulation...
bullions
18
15
BULLION, uncoined go...
bullneck
22
22
a thick short neck [...
bullnose
17
15
swine snout disease...
bullocks
23
21
BULLOCK, to force on...
bullocky
29
23
(Australian) a bullo...
bullpens
20
18
BULLPEN, an enclosur...
bullpout
21
18
a freshwater fish of...
bullring
20
17
a bullfight arena [n...
bullrush
22
17
an aquatic plant, re...
bullseye
24
16
the center of a targ...
bullshat
21
16
BULLSHIT, to talk no...
bullshit
22
16
to talk nonsense [v...
bullshot
21
16
a drink made of vodk...
bullweed
21
18
knapweed [n -S]
bullwhip
27
22
to strike with a lon...
bullyboy
33
21
a ruffian hired to b...
bullying
26
19
BULLY, to treat thre...
bullyism
27
19
rule by bullies [n -...
bullyrag
26
18
to intimidate by bul...
bulnbuln
20
20
(Native Australian)...
bulrushy
27
18
thick with bulrushes...
bulwaddy
27
20
(Native Australian)...
bulwarks
22
20
BULWARK, to fortify...
bumaloti
18
16
a small marine Asiat...
bumbazed
22
28
BUMBAZE, (Scots) to...
bumbazes
22
27
BUMBAZE, (Scots) to...
bumblers
21
19
BUMBLER, a bungler [...
bumbling
22
22
clumsy [adj BUMBLING...
bumboats
19
18
BUMBOAT, a boat used...
bumelias
18
16
BUMELIA, a thorny tr...
bumfluff
26
26
an adolescent's soft...
bumfucks
25
26
BUMFUCK, (US slang)...
bummalos
19
19
BUMMALO, a small mar...
bummaree
17
18
a middleman in Billi...
bummling
21
22
BUMMLE, to bungle, a...
bummocks
23
25
BUMMOCK, in Orkney a...
bumpered
19
19
BUMPER, to drink bum...
bumpiest
20
18
BUMPY, of uneven sur...
bumpings
21
21
BUMPING, the act of...
bumpkins
21
23
BUMPKIN, a clumsy ru...
bumsters
18
15
trousers cut just ab...
bunchers
21
18
BUNCHER, one that ga...
bunchier
21
18
BUNCHY, clustered [a...
bunchily
29
21
BUNCHY, clustered [a...
bunching
22
21
the act of grouping...
buncoing
19
19
BUNCO, to practice s...
buncombe
21
22
insincere or foolish...
bundists
17
14
BUNDIST, a member of...
bundlers
17
15
BUNDLER, one that bu...
bundling
18
18
the act of making a...
bundooks
16
18
BUNDOOK, (Urdu) Indi...
bundwall
21
19
a concrete or earth...
bundying
23
19
BUNDY, to clock on o...
bunfight
22
20
a tea party, a petty...
bungalow
20
19
(Hindi) a lightly-bu...
bunghole
19
18
a hole in a barrel [...
bunglers
18
16
BUNGLER, one who mis...
bungling
19
19
clumsy, awkward [adj...
bungwall
22
20
(Native Australian)...
bunheads
17
16
BUNHEAD, a female ba...
bunkered
16
18
BUNKER, to store in...
bunkmate
17
20
one who shares sleep...
bunkoing
17
20
BUNKO, to practice a...
bunodont
14
15
having rounded molar...
bunrakus
17
18
BUNRAKU, (Japanese)...
buntiest
16
13
BUNTY, having bunt,...
buntings
17
16
BUNTING, any of the...
buntline
16
15
a rope attached to t...
buoyages
22
16
BUOYAGE, a group of...
buoyance
23
18
the tendency to floa...
buoyancy
30
20
the tendency to floa...
buplever
21
20
the hare's-ear plant...
burblers
20
16
BURBLER, one who bur...
burblier
20
16
BURBLY, burbling [ad...
burbling
21
19
talking incoherently...
burdened
15
15
BURDEN, to load heav...
burdener
15
14
one who burdens [n -...
burdizzo
23
31
a surgical instrumen...
burdocks
21
20
BURDOCK, a coarse da...
burettes
16
12
BURETTE, a glass mea...
burgages
18
16
BURGAGE, a kind of f...
burganet
16
15
a visored helmet tha...
burgeons
16
15
BURGEON, to grow rap...
burghers
20
16
BURGHER, a freeman o...
burghuls
22
18
BURGHUL, (Turkish) a...
burglars
19
15
BURGLAR, to enter a...
burglary
25
17
a felonious theft [n...
burgling
20
18
BURGLE, to trespass...
burgonet
16
15
(French) a visored h...
burgouts
18
15
BURGOUT, a kind of o...
burgrave
19
18
(historical) the com...
burgundy
24
19
a red wine [n BURGUN...
burinist
17
13
one who works with t...
burkinis
18
17
BURKINI, a swimming...
burkites
18
16
BURKITE, one that bu...
burlesks
19
17
BURLESK, a type of s...
burletta
17
13
(Italian) a comic op...
burleyed
23
16
BURLEY, to scatter f...
burliest
18
13
BURLY, heavy and mus...
burnable
18
17
something that can b...
burnings
17
16
BURNING, the firing...
burnoose
14
13
a hooded cloak worn...
burnouse
15
14
a hooded cloak worn...
burnouts
16
14
BURNOUT, exhaustion...
burnside
16
14
the ground beside a...
burramys
24
17
a rare pigmy possum...
burratas
16
12
BURRATA, (Italian) a...
burrells
19
14
BURRELL, (Hindi) a H...
burrfish
22
17
a fish with erect sp...
burrhels
20
15
BURRHEL, (Hindi) a H...
burriest
17
12
BURRY, abounding in...
burritos
17
12
BURRITO, (Spanish) a...
burrowed
19
16
BURROW, to dig a hol...
burrower
19
15
one that burrows [n...
burseeds
16
13
BURSEED, a coarse we...
bursicon
19
16
a hormone produced b...
bursitis
18
12
inflammation of a bu...
bursters
17
12
BURSTER, a machine f...
burstier
17
12
BURSTY, occurring in...
bursting
18
15
BURST, to break open...
burstone
15
13
a cellular, flinty r...
burthens
18
15
BURTHEN, to burden [...
burweeds
19
16
BURWEED, any of vari...
busgirls
20
15
BUSGIRL, an assistan...
bushbaby
29
22
a small African tree...
bushbuck
26
25
a small South Africa...
busheled
19
16
BUSHEL, to mend or a...
busheler
19
15
one who bushels, men...
bushfire
21
17
a fire in a wooded a...
bushgoat
19
16
a small antelope, al...
bushidos
19
15
BUSHIDO, (Japanese)...
bushiest
19
14
BUSHY, having many b...
bushings
20
17
BUSHING, a bush, an...
bushland
19
17
unsettled forest lan...
bushless
20
15
having no bushes [ad...
bushlike
21
19
resembling a bush [a...
bushlots
20
15
BUSHLOT, a woodlot [...
bushmeat
19
17
meat from animals na...
bushpigs
23
19
BUSHPIG, an African...
bushtits
20
14
BUSHTIT, a small lon...
bushveld
22
20
(Afrikaans) veld mad...
bushwahs
24
19
BUSHWAH, nonsense, a...
bushwalk
24
22
to walk or hike thro...
business
16
13
an occupation, profe...
buskined
17
18
having a buskin [adj...
buskings
19
19
BUSKING, the art of...
busloads
17
14
BUSLOAD, a load that...
bussings
18
15
BUSSING, the act of...
bustards
17
13
BUSTARD, any bird of...
bustiers
17
12
BUSTIER, (French) a...
bustiest
17
12
BUSTY, full-bosomed...
bustings
18
15
BUSTING, the act of...
bustlers
18
13
BUSTLER, one who bus...
bustline
17
14
the width around a w...
bustling
19
16
lively and busy [adj...
busulfan
19
18
a drug used to treat...
busuutis
18
14
BUSUUTI, a long garm...
busybody
31
20
a nosy person [n BUS...
busyness
22
15
the state of being b...
busywork
27
21
active but valueless...
butanoic
18
16
as in butanoic acid,...
butanols
16
14
BUTANOL, a flammable...
butanone
13
14
a flammable ketone [...
butchers
22
17
BUTCHER, to slaughte...
butchery
28
19
wanton or cruel kill...
butchest
22
17
BUTCH, tough [adj]
butching
23
20
killing cruelly [n -...
butlered
17
14
BUTLER, to act as a...
butments
17
16
BUTMENT, the base of...
butsudan
16
15
a small Buddhist hou...
buttered
16
13
BUTTER, to spread wi...
butthead
18
15
a stupid person [n -...
buttling
19
16
BUTTLE, to act as a...
buttocks
21
19
BUTTOCK, in wrestlin...
buttoned
15
14
BUTTON, to fasten wi...
buttoner
15
13
one who buttons [n -...
buttress
17
12
to prop up [v -ED, -...
buttyman
23
18
a comrade in a coalm...
buttymen
23
18
BUTTYMAN, a comrade...
butylate
23
15
to add a butyl to [v...
butylene
22
16
a gaseous hydrocarbo...
butyrals
24
15
BUTYRAL, a kind of r...
butyrate
22
14
a salt of butyric ac...
butyrins
23
15
BUTYRIN, a butyrate...
butyrous
23
15
resembling butter [a...
butyryls
31
17
BUTYRYL, a radical o...
buvettes
18
16
BUVETTE, (obsolete)...
buxomest
23
22
BUXOM, healthily plu...
buyables
25
18
BUYABLE, something a...
buybacks
29
24
BUYBACK, the optiona...
buzkashi
23
27
a game played in Afg...
buzzards
23
31
BUZZARD, a large bir...
buzzbait
25
33
an artificial bait w...
buzzcuts
27
34
BUZZCUT, a very shor...
buzziest
23
30
BUZZY, having a buzz...
buzzings
24
33
BUZZING, a buzzing s...
buzzkill
27
36
someone or something...
buzzsaws
26
33
BUZZSAW, a power-ope...
buzzwigs
28
35
BUZZWIG, a large thi...
buzzword
26
34
a word used to impre...
bycokets
26
20
BYCOKET, an ornament...
bylander
22
16
(Dutch) a two-masted...
byliners
23
15
BYLINER, one that wr...
bylining
24
18
BYLINE, to write giv...
bypassed
24
17
BYPASS, to avoid by...
bypasses
24
16
BYPASS, to avoid by...
byplaces
28
20
BYPLACE, a secluded...
byrlakin
24
19
(archaic) a mediaeva...
byssuses
23
14
BYSSUS, a filamentou...
bystreet
22
13
a side street [n -S]
bywoners
24
17
BYWONER, (Afrikaans)...
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