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dabblers
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DABBLER, one who dab...
dabbling
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bobbing forward and...
dabchick
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the little grebe, al...
dabsters
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DABSTER, one who is...
dackered
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DACKER, (Scots) to l...
dactylar
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pertaining to a dact...
dactylic
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consisting chiefly o...
dactylus
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the leg joint of cer...
dadaisms
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DADAISM, an artistic...
dadaists
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DADAIST, an adherent...
daddling
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DADDLE, (Scots) to w...
daddocks
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DADDOCK, the heart o...
daedalic
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ingenious and cunnin...
daemones
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DAEMON, (Greek) an i...
daemonic
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having the qualities...
daffiest
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DAFFY, daft [adj]
daffings
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DAFFING, playing the...
daffodil
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a yellow-flowered na...
daftness
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the quality of being...
daggered
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DAGGER, to stab with...
daggiest
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DAGGY, (Australian c...
daggings
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DAGGING, dirty clott...
daggling
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DAGGLE, to drag in m...
daglocks
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DAGLOCK, a dirty tan...
dagwoods
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DAGWOOD, any of vari...
dahabeah
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(Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabiah
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(Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabieh
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(Arabic) a Nile sail...
dahabiya
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(Arabic) a Nile sail...
daidling
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DAIDLE, (Scots) to w...
daidzein
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a chemical found chi...
daikered
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DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
daimokus
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DAIMOKU, a Buddhist...
daimones
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DAIMON, (Greek) an i...
daimonic
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having the qualities...
daintier
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DAINT [adj]
dainties
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DAINTY, something th...
daintily
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DAINTY, tasteful, de...
daiquiri
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a cocktail, also DAQ...
dairying
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the business of a da...
dairyman
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a man who owns a dai...
dairymen
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DAIRYMAN, a man who...
daishiki
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(Yoruba) an African...
dakerhen
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another name for the...
dakering
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DAKER, to lounge, al...
dakoitis
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DAKOITI, (Hindi) rob...
dalapons
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DALAPON, a herbicide...
dalesman
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one living in a dale...
dalesmen
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DALESMAN, one living...
dalgytes
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DALGYTE, (Native Aus...
dalliers
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DALLIER, one who dal...
dallying
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DALLY, to waste time...
dalmahoy
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(historical) a bushy...
dalmatic
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an ecclesiastical ro...
daltonic
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pertaining to a form...
damagers
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DAMAGER, one who dam...
damaging
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DAMAGE, to damage [v...
damasked
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DAMASK, to weave wit...
damaskin
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to decorate or engra...
damassin
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a kind of modified d...
damboard
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a draughtboard, also...
dambrods
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DAMBROD, a draughtbo...
damewort
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a cruciferous plant,...
damfools
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DAMFOOL, a stupid pe...
damianas
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DAMIANA, a tropical...
damnable
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hateful [adv]
damnably
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DAMNABLE [adv]
damndest
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utmost effort, in ph...
damneder
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DAMNED, damnable [ad...
damnests
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DAMNEST, one's utmos...
damoisel
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(archaic) a young gi...
damosels
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DAMOSEL, (archaic) a...
damozels
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DAMOZEL, (archaic) a...
dampened
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DAMPEN, to moisten [...
dampener
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a thing that dampens...
dampiest
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DAMPY, somewhat damp...
dampings
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DAMPING, the ability...
dampness
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the state of being d...
danazols
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DANAZOL, a synthetic...
dancette
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of a heraldic line,...
dancetty
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of a heraldic line,...
dancical
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a type of dance show...
danciest
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DANCY, (esp. of elec...
dancings
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DANCING, the act of...
dandered
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DANDER, (dialect) to...
dandiest
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DANDY, fine [adj]
dandlers
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DANDLER, one who dan...
dandling
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DANDLE, to dance (a...
dandriff
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a scurf that forms o...
dandruff
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a scurf that forms o...
dandyish
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suggestive of a dand...
dandyism
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the conduct of a dan...
danegeld
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a tax imposed in the...
danegelt
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a tax imposed in the...
danelagh
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the law that prevail...
danelaws
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DANELAW, danish law...
daneweed
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an elder-like shrub,...
danewort
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an elder-like shrub,...
dangered
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DANGER, to expose to...
danglers
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DANGLER, (archaic) o...
danglier
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DANGLY, hanging loos...
dangling
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hanging down [adj DA...
danishes
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DANISH, a pastry of...
dankness
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the state of being d...
danseurs
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DANSEUR, a professio...
danseuse
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a professional femal...
dantoned
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DANTON, to dare, als...
daphnias
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DAPHNIA, any member...
daphnids
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DAPHNID, any member...
dapperer
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DAPPER, trim, neat [...
dapperly
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DAPPER, trim, neat [...
dappling
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DAPPLE, to mark with...
dapsones
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DAPSONE, a drug used...
daquiris
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DAQUIRI, a cocktail,...
daringly
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DARING, brave, audac...
darioles
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DARIOLE, a small cyl...
darkened
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DARKEN, to make dark...
darkener
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someone or something...
darklier
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DARKLY, DARK, having...
darkling
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in the dark, taking...
darkmans
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night-time [n DARKMA...
darkness
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the state of being d...
darknets
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DARKNET, the collect...
darkroom
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a room used for the...
darksome
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dark, somber [adj]
darlings
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DARLING, a much love...
darndest
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one's utmost, also D...
darneder
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DARNED, bothersome [...
darnests
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DARNEST, one's utmos...
darnings
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DARNING, things to b...
daroghas
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DAROGHA, in India, a...
darraign
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to justify, put in b...
darraine
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to justify, to put i...
darrains
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DARRAIN, to justify,...
darrayns
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DARRAYN, to justify,...
darshans
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DARSHAN, (Hindi) a b...
dartitis
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a nervous condition...
dartling
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DARTLE, to dart repe...
dartrous
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infected with dartre...
dasheens
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DASHEEN, the taro, a...
dashekis
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DASHEKI, (Yoruba) an...
dashiest
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DASHY, stylish [adj]
dashikis
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DASHIKI, (Yoruba) an...
dashpots
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DASHPOT, a shock abs...
dastards
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DASTARD, a base cowa...
dastardy
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despicable behaviour...
dasypods
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DASYPOD, a type of a...
dasyures
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DASYURE, a flesh-eat...
databank
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a collection of data...
database
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a collection of data...
datacard
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a card containing el...
dataflow
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of a computer system...
datagram
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a communication chan...
dataller
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a day-labourer, also...
datarias
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DATARIA, an officer...
dataries
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DATARY, an officer w...
dateable
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that may be dated, a...
datebook
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a notebook for listi...
dateless
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without a date [adj]
dateline
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to provide a news st...
datively
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DATIVE, expressing a...
datolite
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a rock formed from b...
daturine
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a poison [n -S]
daubiest
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DAUBY, smeary [adj]
daubings
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DAUBING, the act of...
daubries
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DAUBRY, a crudely ar...
daughter
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a female child [n -S...
daunders
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DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daunered
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DAUNER, (dialect) to...
daunters
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DAUNTER, one who dau...
daunting
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DAUNT, to intimidate...
dauntons
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DAUNTON, to dare, al...
dauphine
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(French) the title o...
dauphins
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DAUPHIN, the eldest...
davening
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DAVEN, to utter Jewi...
davidias
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DAVIDIA, a kind of t...
dawbakes
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DAWBAKE, (dialect) a...
dawbries
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DAWBRY, (Shakespeare...
dawcocks
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DAWCOCK, (archaic) a...
dawdlers
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DAWDLER, one who daw...
dawdling
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DAWDLE, to waste tim...
dawnered
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DAWNER, (dialect) to...
dawnings
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DAWNING, daybreak [n...
dawnlike
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suggestive of daybre...
dayboats
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DAYBOAT, a small ple...
daybooks
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DAYBOOK, an account-...
daybreak
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the first appearance...
daycares
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DAYCARE, care for ch...
dayching
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DAYCH, (dialect) to...
daydream
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to fantasize [v DAYD...
dayflies
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DAYFLY, a mayfly [n]
daygirls
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DAYGIRL, a girl who...
dayglows
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DAYGLOW, an airglow...
daylight
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to illuminate with t...
daymares
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DAYMARE, a terrifyin...
daymarks
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DAYMARK, an unlighte...
daypacks
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DAYPACK, (US) a days...
dayrooms
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DAYROOM, a room for...
daysacks
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DAYSACK, a small ruc...
daysails
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DAYSAIL, to sail a y...
dayshell
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(dialect) a thistle...
daysides
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DAYSIDE, the sun sid...
daystars
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DAYSTAR, the planet...
daytaler
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a day-labourer, also...
daytales
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DAYTALE, reckoning b...
daytimes
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DAYTIME, the time du...
daywears
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DAYWEAR, clothes int...
dayworks
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DAYWORK, work done o...
dazzlers
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DAZZLER, a remarkabl...
dazzling
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blindingly bright [a...
deaconed
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DEACON, to put the b...
deaconry
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a clerical office [n...
deadbeat
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one who is totally e...
deadbolt
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a lock for a door [n...
deadboys
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DEADBOY, a metal pla...
deadened
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DEADEN, to deprive o...
deadener
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one that deadens [n...
deadeyes
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DEADEYE, a rounded w...
deadfall
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a type of animal tra...
deadhead
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to remove the dead h...
deadlier
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DEADLY, lethal [adj]
deadlift
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to lift without leve...
deadline
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a time limit [n -S]...
deadlock
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to come to a standst...
deadness
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the state of being d...
deadpans
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DEADPAN, to act with...
deadwood
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useless material or...
deaerate
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to remove air or gas...
deafened
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DEAFEN, to make deaf...
deafness
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the state of being d...
deairing
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DEAIR, to remove air...
dealated
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without wings [adj]
dealates
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DEALATE, an insect d...
dealbate
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whitened [adj]
dealfish
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a kind of marine fis...
dealigns
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DEALIGN, to withdraw...
dealings
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DEALING, a business...
deanship
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the office of a dean...
dearests
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DEAREST, a loved one...
dearling
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a much loved person,...
dearness
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the state of being d...
dearnful
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solitary; mournful,...
dearning
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DEARN, to darn [v]
deashing
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DEASH, to remove ash...
deasiuls
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DEASIUL, (Scots) mot...
deasoils
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DEASOIL, (Scots) mot...
deathbed
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the bed on which a p...
deathcup
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a poisonous fungus [...
deathful
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deadly, murderous [a...
deathier
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DEATHY, like death [...
debacles
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DEBACLE, (French) a...
debagged
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DEBAG, to take someo...
debarked
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DEBARK, to unload fr...
debarker
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one that removes bar...
debarred
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DEBAR, to exclude [v...
debasers
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DEBASER, one who deb...
debasing
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DEBASE, to lower or...
debaters
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DEBATER, one who deb...
debating
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the act of holding a...
debbiest
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DEBBY, like a debuta...
debeaked
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DEBEAK, to remove th...
debeards
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DEBEARD, to remove t...
debelled
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DEBEL, to conquer in...
debility
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weakness [n DEBILITI...
debiting
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DEBIT, to charge wit...
debitors
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DEBITOR, someone who...
debonair
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(French) of good app...
deboners
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DEBONER, a utensil f...
deboning
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DEBONE, to remove th...
deboshed
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DEBOSH, to lead into...
deboshes
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DEBOSH, to lead into...
debossed
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DEBOSS, to impress a...
debosses
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DEBOSS, to impress a...
debouche
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an opening for the p...
debrided
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DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debrides
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DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debriefs
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DEBRIEF, to question...
debruise
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in heraldry, to cros...
debtless
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without debts [adj]
debudded
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DEBUD, to remove the...
debugged
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DEBUG, to remove the...
debugger
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a computer program d...
debunked
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DEBUNK, to clear of...
debunker
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one who debunks [n -...
deburred
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DEBURR, to remove bu...
debusing
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DEBUS, to get off a...
debussed
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DEBUS, to get off a...
debusses
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DEBUS, to get off a...
debutant
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someone (male) makin...
debuting
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DEBUT, to make a fir...
decadent
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decaying [adj DECADE...
decagons
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DECAGON, a plane fig...
decagram
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a measure equal to t...
decaling
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DECAL, to transfer b...
decalled
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DECAL, to transfer b...
decalogs
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DECALOG, the Ten Com...
decamped
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DECAMP, to depart fr...
decanoic
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as in decanoic acid,...
decanted
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DECANT, to pour from...
decanter
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a decorative bottle...
decapods
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DECAPOD, any ten-leg...
decarbed
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DECARB, to decarboni...
decayers
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DECAYER, an agent th...
decaying
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DECAY, to decompose...
deceased
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a dead person [n -S]
deceases
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DECEASE, to die [v]
decedent
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(US) in US law, a de...
deceived
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DECEIVE, to mislead...
deceiver
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one who deceives [n...
deceives
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DECEIVE, to mislead...
decemvir
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(Latin) one of a bod...
decenary
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a tithing, also DECE...
decennia
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DECENNIUM, (Latin) a...
decenter
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to put out of center...
decently
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DECENT, conforming t...
decentre
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to put out of center...
decerned
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DECERN, to decree by...
deciares
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DECIARE, the tenth p...
decibels
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DECIBEL, a unit of s...
deciders
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DECIDER, one that de...
deciding
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DECIDE, to make a ch...
deciduae
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DECIDUA, a mucous me...
decidual
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pertaining to the de...
deciduas
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DECIDUA, a mucous me...
decigram
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a tenth of a gram, a...
decimals
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DECIMAL, a fraction...
decimate
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to kill every tenth...
decipher
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to interpret from th...
decision
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the act of deciding...
decisive
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conclusive [adj DECI...
decisory
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decisive [adj]
deckhand
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a seaman who perform...
deckings
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DECKING, material fo...
deckless
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lacking a deck [adj]
deckoing
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DECKO [v]
declaims
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DECLAIM, to speak fo...
declared
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DECLARE, to make kno...
declarer
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one who declares [n...
declares
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DECLARE, to make kno...
declasse
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(French) having lost...
declawed
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DECLAW, to remove th...
declinal
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the act of declining...
declined
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DECLINE, to refuse [...
decliner
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one who declines [n...
declines
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DECLINE, to refuse [...
declutch
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to release the clutc...
decocted
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DECOCT, to extract t...
decoders
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DECODER, one what de...
decoding
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the act of breaking...
decoking
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DECOKE, to decarboni...
decolors
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DECOLOR, to deprive...
decolour
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to deprive of color,...
decommit
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to withdraw from a c...
decorate
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to adorn [v DECORATE...
decorous
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marked by propriety...
decorums
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DECORUM, (Latin) pro...
decouple
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to disconnect [v DEC...
decoyers
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DECOYER, one who dec...
decoying
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DECOY, to lure into...
decrease
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to diminish, also DE...
decreers
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DECREER, one who dec...
decreets
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DECREET, the final j...
decrepit
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worn out, down at he...
decretal
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a papal decree decid...
decrewed
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DECREW, (Spenser) to...
decrials
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DECRIAL, a crying do...
decriers
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DECRIER, one who dec...
decrowns
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DECROWN, to deprive...
decrying
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DECRY, to denounce [...
decrypts
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DECRYPT, to decode [...
decubiti
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DECUBITUS, (Latin) o...
decumans
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DECUMAN, a great wav...
decupled
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DECUPLE, to increase...
decuples
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DECUPLE, to increase...
decurias
17
13
DECURIA, (Latin) a c...
decuries
17
13
DECURY, a group of t...
decurion
16
14
(historical) in the...
decurved
19
18
DECURVE, to curve do...
decurves
19
17
DECURVE, to curve do...
dedalian
13
12
ingenious and cunnin...
dedendum
14
16
the root of a gear t...
dedicant
16
14
a person who dedicat...
dedicate
16
13
to set apart for a s...
deducing
18
17
DEDUCE, to infer [v]
deducted
17
15
DEDUCT, to subtract...
deediest
13
10
DEEDY, industrious [...
deedless
14
11
without deeds [adj]
deejayed
20
21
DEEJAY, to act as a...
deemster
14
12
a judge on the Isle...
deepened
13
14
DEEPEN, to make deep...
deepener
13
13
one that deepens [n...
deepfelt
18
16
profoundly believed...
deepmost
16
15
deepest [adj]
deepness
14
13
the quality of being...
deerhorn
14
12
the horn of a deer [...
deerlets
14
10
DEERLET, a water-dee...
deerlike
15
14
like a deer [adj]
deerskin
14
14
the skin of a deer [...
deerweed
15
13
a bushlike herb [n -...
deeryard
19
12
an area where deer h...
defacers
18
15
DEFACER, one who def...
defacing
19
18
DEFACE, to spoil the...
defamers
16
15
DEFAMER, one who def...
defaming
17
18
the act of defaming...
defanged
15
16
DEFANG, to remove th...
defatted
15
13
DEFAT, to remove fat...
defaults
17
14
DEFAULT, to fail to...
defeated
14
13
DEFEAT, to win a vic...
defeater
14
12
one who defeats [n -...
defecate
17
15
to void excrement, a...
defected
18
16
DEFECT, to desert an...
defector
18
15
one who defects [n -...
defenced
17
17
DEFENCE, to make a d...
defences
17
16
DEFENCE, to make a d...
defended
14
15
DEFEND, to protect [...
defender
14
14
one who defends [n -...
defensed
14
14
DEFENSE, to guard ag...
defenses
14
13
DEFENSE, to guard ag...
deferent
14
13
an imaginary circle...
deferral
16
13
the act of deferring...
deferred
15
13
DEFER, to postpone [...
deferrer
15
12
one who defers [n -S...
defiance
17
16
a bold opposition [n...
deficits
20
15
DEFICIT, an inadequa...
defilade
16
14
(French) to plan a f...
defilers
17
13
DEFILER, one who def...
defiling
18
16
DEFILE, to make dirt...
definers
15
13
DEFINER, one who def...
defining
16
16
DEFINE, to state the...
definite
15
13
known for certain [a...
deflated
16
14
DEFLATE, to release...
deflater
16
13
something that defla...
deflates
16
13
DEFLATE, to release...
deflator
16
13
something that defla...
defleaed
15
14
DEFLEA, to rid of fl...
deflects
20
16
DEFLECT, to turn asi...
deflexed
22
21
DEFLEX, to bend down...
deflexes
22
20
DEFLEX, to bend down...
deflower
19
16
to deprive of virgin...
defluent
16
15
running down [adj]
defoamed
15
16
DEFOAM, to remove fo...
defoamer
15
15
an agent used for de...
defogged
17
17
DEFOG, to remove fog...
defogger
17
16
an agent used for de...
deforced
18
16
DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforcer
18
15
one who deforces, ke...
deforces
18
15
DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforest
15
12
to remove the trees...
deformed
16
16
DEFORM, to spoil the...
deformer
16
15
one who deforms [n -...
defouled
16
15
DEFOUL, (obsolete) t...
defrauds
16
14
DEFRAUD, to swindle...
defrayal
22
15
the payment of charg...
defrayed
21
15
DEFRAY, to pay or se...
defrayer
21
14
one who pays off exp...
defreeze
17
21
to thaw out, defrost...
defriend
15
14
to remove someone fr...
defrocks
20
19
DEFROCK, to deprive...
defrosts
16
12
DEFROST, to remove f...
defrozen
17
22
DEFREEZE, to thaw ou...
deftness
15
13
the quality of being...
defueled
16
15
DEFUEL, to remove fu...
defuncts
19
17
DEFUNCT, a dead pers...
defunded
15
16
DEFUND, to remove fu...
defusers
16
13
DEFUSER, one who def...
defusing
17
16
DEFUSE, to remove th...
defuzing
20
25
DEFUZE, to remove th...
degassed
14
12
DEGAS, to remove gas...
degasser
14
11
an agent used for de...
degasses
14
11
DEGAS, to remove gas...
degender
13
13
(Spenser) to degener...
degermed
15
15
DEGERM, to remove ge...
deglazed
18
22
DEGLAZE, to remove t...
deglazes
18
21
DEGLAZE, to remove t...
degouted
14
13
DEGOUT, to make (som...
degraded
14
13
DEGRADE, to debase,...
degrader
14
12
one that degrades [n...
degrades
14
12
DEGRADE, to debase,...
degrease
13
11
to remove the grease...
degummed
17
19
DEGUM, to free from...
degusted
15
13
DEGUST, to taste wit...
dehaired
15
12
DEHAIR, to remove th...
dehisced
19
15
DEHISCE, to split op...
dehisces
19
14
DEHISCE, to split op...
dehorned
14
13
DEHORN, to deprive o...
dehorner
14
12
an implement for rem...
dehorted
15
12
DEHORT, to dissuade...
dehorter
15
11
a dissuader; an advi...
deicidal
18
14
relating to deicide,...
deicides
17
13
DEICIDE, the killing...
deictics
21
15
DEICTIC, a deictic w...
deifical
20
16
godlike, also DEIFIC...
deifiers
16
12
DEIFIER, one who dei...
deifying
23
17
DEIFY, to make a god...
deigning
15
15
DEIGN, to condescend...
deionise
12
10
to remove ions from,...
deionize
15
19
to remove ions from,...
deiseals
14
10
DEISEAL, (Scots) mot...
deisheal
16
12
(Scots) motion in th...
deixises
20
16
DEIXIS, use of words...
dejected
18
22
DEJECT, to depress,...
dejeuner
14
20
(French) a breakfast...
dejeunes
14
20
DEJEUNE, (archaic) b...
dekagram
16
18
a weight of the metr...
dekalogy
22
18
a group of ten novel...
dekkoing
16
20
DEKKO [v]
delaines
13
11
DELAINE, (French) a...
delapsed
16
14
DELAPSE, to sink dow...
delapses
16
13
DELAPSE, to sink dow...
delating
15
13
DELATE, (archaic) to...
delation
13
11
the act of informing...
delators
14
10
DELATOR, an accuser;...
delayers
20
12
DELAYER, one who del...
delaying
21
15
DELAY, to put off to...
deleaded
13
12
DELEAD, to free from...
deleaved
15
15
DELEAVE, to separate...
deleaves
15
14
DELEAVE, to separate...
delegacy
24
17
the act of delegatin...
delegate
14
12
to appoint as one's...
deleting
15
13
DELETE, to remove pr...
deletion
13
11
the act of deleting...
deletive
16
14
serving to delete, a...
deletory
20
12
serving to delete, a...
delibate
16
13
(obsolete) to sip [v...
delicacy
27
18
a choice food [n DEL...
delicate
17
13
gently pleasing to t...
delights
19
14
DELIGHT, to give gre...
deliming
17
16
DELIME, to free from...
delimits
17
13
DELIMIT, to mark the...
delinked
15
16
DELINK, to break a c...
delirium
17
14
the state of wild ex...
delisted
15
11
DELIST, to remove fr...
delivers
17
14
DELIVER, to take to...
delivery
23
16
the act of deliverin...
delliest
16
11
DELLY, like a dell [...
deloping
17
16
DELOPE, to fire one'...
deloused
14
12
DELOUSE, to free fro...
delouser
14
11
an agent that remove...
delouses
14
11
DELOUSE, to free fro...
delphins
19
16
DELPHIN, an archaic...
deltoids
15
11
DELTOID, the large t...
delubrum
19
18
a font in a church [...
deluders
15
12
DELUDER, one who del...
deluding
16
15
DELUDE, to mislead t...
deluging
17
16
DELUGE, to flood [v]
delusion
14
12
the act of deluding...
delusive
17
15
tending to delude, a...
delusory
21
13
tending to delude, a...
deluster
15
11
to lessen the sheen...
delustre
15
11
to remove the lustre...
demagogs
16
16
DEMAGOG, to behave l...
demagogy
22
18
the rule of a demago...
demaines
13
13
DEMAINE, (Spenser) b...
demanded
13
15
DEMAND, to ask for w...
demander
13
14
one who demands [n -...
demanned
12
15
DEMAN, to reduce the...
demarche
19
17
(French) a course of...
demarked
15
17
DEMARK, to demarcate...
demarket
15
16
to discourage consum...
demasted
14
13
DEMAST, to remove th...
demaynes
19
15
DEMAYNE, (Spenser) b...
demeaned
12
14
DEMEAN, to conduct o...
demeanes
12
13
DEMEANE, (Spenser) b...
demeanor
12
13
behavior toward othe...
demented
13
14
DEMENT, to deprive o...
dementia
13
13
chronic mental and e...
dementis
14
13
DEMENTI, (French) a...
demerara
13
12
a light-brown raw ca...
demerged
15
15
DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerger
15
14
to remove a division...
demerges
15
14
DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerits
15
12
DEMERIT, to lower in...
demersal
15
13
found at the bottom...
demersed
14
13
DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demerses
14
12
DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demesnes
13
13
DEMESNE, a manor hou...
demetons
13
13
DEMETON, an insectic...
demigods
16
15
DEMIGOD, a half-god;...
demijohn
18
24
(French) a large bot...
demilune
15
15
(French) a half-moon...
deminers
14
13
DEMINER, one that re...
demining
15
16
the removal of (expl...
demireps
17
15
DEMIREP, (obsolete)...
demising
16
15
DEMISE, to give to a...
demissly
23
15
DEMISS, humble, also...
demisted
15
13
DEMIST, to clear a w...
demister
15
12
a device that demist...
demitted
15
13
DEMIT, to let fall,...
demiurge
16
15
(Greek) an inferior...
demivolt
18
17
a half turn made by...
demobbed
18
19
DEMOB, to discharge...
democrat
17
15
a believer in politi...
demolish
18
15
to destroy [v -ED, -...
demology
22
17
the study of human b...
demoness
13
13
a female demon [n -E...
demoniac
16
16
one possessed by a d...
demonian
12
14
characteristic of a...
demonise
13
13
to make a demon of,...
demonism
15
16
a belief in demons [...
demonist
14
13
one who believes in...
demonize
16
22
to make a demon of,...
demotics
18
15
the study of people...
demoting
15
15
DEMOTE, to lower in...
demotion
13
13
the action of demoti...
demotist
15
12
a student of demotic...
demounts
14
14
DEMOUNT, to remove f...
dempster
17
15
(Scots) formerly in...
demurely
22
16
DEMURE, shy and mode...
demurest
15
13
DEMURE, shy and mode...
demuring
16
16
DEMURE, to look mode...
demurral
16
14
the act of demurring...
demurred
15
14
DEMUR, to object [v]
demurrer
15
13
one who demurs [n -S...
demyship
26
19
a minor scholarship...
denaries
12
10
DENARY, a group of t...
denarius
13
11
a coin of ancient Ro...
denature
12
11
to deprive of natura...
denaying
19
15
DENAY, (obsolete) to...
denazify
24
24
to rid of Nazism [v...
dendrite
13
11
a branched part of a...
dendroid
13
12
tree-like, also DEND...
dendrons
12
12
DENDRON, a branched...
denetted
12
11
DENET, to market a b...
deniable
15
14
capable of being den...
deniably
22
16
DENIABLE, capable of...
denizens
15
20
DENIZEN, to naturali...
denotate
11
10
(obsolete) to denote...
denoting
13
13
DENOTE, to indicate...
denotive
14
14
indicative [adj]
denounce
14
15
to condemn openly [v...
dentalia
13
11
DENTALIUM, (Latin) a...
dentally
21
14
DENTAL, relating to...
dentaria
12
10
any plant of the gen...
dentated
12
11
having teeth, also D...
dentelle
14
12
(French) lace, lacew...
dentexes
18
17
DENTEX, (Latin) a st...
denticle
17
14
a small toothlike st...
dentiled
14
12
decorated with denti...
dentinal
13
12
relating to dentine,...
dentines
12
11
DENTINE, the hard su...
dentists
14
10
DENTIST, a tooth doc...
dentural
14
12
relating to dentures...
dentures
13
11
DENTURE, a set of te...
denudate
12
12
to strip of all cove...
denuders
13
12
DENUDER, one who den...
denuding
14
15
DENUDE, to strip of...
deodands
12
12
DEODAND, a personal...
deodaras
12
10
DEODARA, an East Ind...
deodates
12
10
DEODATE, (obsolete)...
deontics
16
13
the science of duty,...
deorbits
16
12
DEORBIT, to come out...
depaints
15
13
DEPAINT, (Spenser) t...
departed
15
13
a dead person [n -S]
departee
14
12
one that departs [n...
departer
15
12
one who departs [n -...
depeched
20
18
DEPECHE, (French) to...
depeches
20
17
DEPECHE [n]
depeinct
18
16
(Spenser) to paint,...
depended
14
15
DEPEND, to rely [v]
depeople
17
16
to reduce the popula...
depermed
16
16
DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicted
19
16
DEPICT, to portray [...
depicter
19
15
one that depicts, al...
depictor
19
15
one that depicts, al...
depilate
16
13
to remove hair [v DE...
deplaned
15
15
DEPLANE, to get off...
deplanes
15
14
DEPLANE, to get off...
depleted
16
14
DEPLETE, to lessen t...
depleter
16
13
one who depletes [n...
depletes
16
13
DEPLETE, to lessen t...
deplored
16
14
DEPLORE, to regret s...
deplorer
16
13
one who deplores [n...
deplores
16
13
DEPLORE, to regret s...
deployed
22
16
DEPLOY, to position...
deployer
22
15
one who deploys [n -...
deplumed
18
18
DEPLUME, to deprive...
deplumes
18
17
DEPLUME, to deprive...
depolish
19
15
to remove the gloss...
deponent
13
14
having a passive for...
deponing
15
16
DEPONE, to testify u...
deported
15
13
DEPORT, to expel fro...
deportee
14
12
one who is deported...
deporter
15
12
one who deports [n -...
deposals
16
13
DEPOSAL, the act of...
deposers
15
12
DEPOSER, one who dep...
deposing
16
15
DEPOSE, to remove fr...
deposits
16
12
DEPOSIT, to place [v...
depraved
17
17
DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
depraver
17
16
one who depraves [n...
depraves
17
16
DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
deprenyl
22
16
a drug for treating...
deprival
19
17
deprivation [n -S]
deprived
18
17
DEPRIVE, to take som...
depriver
18
16
one who deprives [n...
deprives
18
16
DEPRIVE, to take som...
depsides
16
13
DEPSIDE, an aromatic...
depurant
15
14
a purifying agent, a...
depurate
15
13
to free from impurit...
deputies
16
13
DEPUTY, one appointe...
deputing
17
16
DEPUTE, to delegate...
deputise
16
13
to act as a deputy,...
deputize
19
22
to act as a deputy,...
dequeued
21
21
DEQUEUE, to remove f...
dequeues
21
20
DEQUEUE, to remove f...
deracine
15
13
(French) a displaced...
deraigns
14
12
DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derailed
14
11
DERAIL, to cause to...
derailer
14
10
something which dera...
deranged
13
13
DERANGE, to disorder...
deranger
13
12
one who deranges [n...
deranges
13
12
DERANGE, to disorder...
derating
14
12
the act of derating...
deration
12
10
to free from rationi...
deratted
13
10
DERAT, to rid of rat...
deraying
20
14
DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derechos
18
14
DERECHO, a line of i...
derelict
18
13
anything forsaken or...
deriders
14
10
DERIDER, one who der...
deriding
15
13
DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derigged
16
14
DERIG, to dismantle...
deringer
14
12
a small pocket pisto...
derision
13
10
the act of deriding...
derisive
16
13
expressing derision,...
derisory
20
11
expressing derision,...
derivate
15
13
to derive, especiall...
derivers
16
13
DERIVER, one who der...
deriving
17
16
DERIVE, to trace to...
dermatic
18
15
relating to the derm...
dermises
15
12
DERMIS, the true ski...
dermoids
15
13
DERMOID, a cyst or s...
derogate
13
11
degenerate [adj DERO...
derricks
19
16
DERRICK, to hoist by...
derriere
13
9
(French) the backsid...
derrises
14
9
DERRIS, a vine yield...
desalted
14
11
DESALT, to remove th...
desalter
14
10
something used for d...
desanded
12
12
DESAND, to remove sa...
descaled
17
14
DESCALE, to remove s...
descaler
17
13
a thing for removing...
descales
17
13
DESCALE, to remove s...
descants
16
13
DESCANT, to comment...
descends
16
14
DESCEND, to come dow...
descents
16
13
DESCENT, the act of...
deschool
19
15
to educate children...
describe
19
15
to recount the physi...
descried
17
13
DESCRY, to discern,...
descrier
17
12
one who descries [n...
descries
17
12
DESCRY, to discern,...
descrive
19
16
to recount the physi...
deseeded
12
11
DESEED, to remove th...
deseeder
12
10
one that deseeds [n...
deselect
17
13
to dismiss from a tr...
deserted
13
10
DESERT, to abandon [...
deserter
13
9
one that deserts [n...
desertic
17
12
like a desert, arid...
deserved
15
14
DESERVE, to be worth...
deserver
15
13
one who deserves [n...
deserves
15
13
DESERVE, to be worth...
desexing
20
19
DESEX, to remove gen...
designed
14
13
DESIGN, to plan in o...
designee
13
12
one who is designate...
designer
14
12
one who designs [n -...
desilver
17
14
to remove the silver...
desinent
12
11
(archaic) terminal;...
desining
14
13
DESINE, to plan in o...
desirers
14
9
DESIRER, one who des...
desiring
15
12
DESIRE, to wish for...
desirous
14
10
desiring [adj DESIRO...
desisted
14
10
DESIST, to cease doi...
deskfast
17
16
breakfast eaten at o...
deskills
18
15
DESKILL, to make uns...
deskings
16
16
DESKING, desks colle...
desknote
13
14
a notebook computer...
desktops
17
16
DESKTOP, a computer...
desmines
14
13
DESMINE, the mineral...
desmoids
15
13
DESMOID, a firm swel...
desnoods
12
11
DESNOOD, to remove a...
desolate
13
10
lonely, waste [adj D...
desorbed
15
13
DESORB, to release a...
desorber
15
12
one that desorbs [n...
despairs
16
12
DESPAIR, to lose all...
despatch
21
17
to deal with speedil...
despight
20
16
a looking down with...
despisal
17
13
the act of despising...
despised
16
13
DESPISE, to look dow...
despiser
16
12
one who despises [n...
despises
16
12
DESPISE, to look dow...
despited
16
13
DESPITE, to treat wi...
despites
16
12
DESPITE, to treat wi...
despoils
17
13
DESPOIL, to plunder...
desponds
15
14
DESPOND, to lose hea...
despotat
15
12
a territory governed...
despotic
19
15
having the character...
desserts
14
9
DESSERT, a final cou...
destains
13
10
DESTAIN, to rid of s...
destined
13
11
DESTINE, to determin...
destines
13
10
DESTINE, to determin...
destocks
18
16
DESTOCK, to reduce t...
destream
14
12
to reverse the categ...
destress
14
9
to remove stress fro...
destrier
14
9
(archaic) a war-hors...
destroys
20
11
DESTROY, to damage b...
destruct
18
13
to destroy [v -ED, -...
desugars
15
12
DESUGAR, to remove t...
desulfur
18
15
to free from sulphur...
desyatin
19
12
(Russian) a measure...
desyning
20
15
DESYNE, to plan in o...
detached
18
15
DETACH, to unfasten...
detacher
18
14
one who detaches [n...
detaches
18
14
DETACH, to unfasten...
detailed
14
11
DETAIL, to relate mi...
detailer
14
10
one who details [n -...
detained
12
11
DETAIN, to hold in c...
detainee
11
10
one who is detained...
detainer
12
10
the unlawful withhol...
detangle
14
13
to remove knots or t...
detassel
14
10
to remove the tassel...
detected
16
13
DETECT, to discover...
detecter
16
12
one that detects, al...
detector
16
12
one that detects, al...
detentes
12
10
DETENTE, (French) a...
detenues
12
11
DETENUE, (French) a...
deterged
14
12
DETERGE, to cleanse...
deterger
14
11
one that deterges [n...
deterges
14
11
DETERGE, to cleanse...
deterred
13
10
DETER, to hinder or...
deterrer
13
9
one that deters [n -...
detested
13
10
DETEST, to hate inte...
detester
13
9
one who detests [n -...
dethatch
21
16
to remove thatch fro...
dethrone
14
12
to remove from a thr...
deticked
18
17
DETICK, to free from...
deticker
18
16
an agent used for de...
detinues
13
11
DETINUE, action to r...
detonate
11
10
to cause to explode...
detorted
13
10
DETORT, (obsolete) t...
detoured
13
11
DETOUR, to take an i...
detoxify
28
21
to remove a toxin fr...
detoxing
20
19
DETOX, to remove a t...
detracts
17
12
DETRACT, to take awa...
detrains
13
10
DETRAIN, to alight f...
detraque
21
19
(French) a (male) pe...
detrital
15
10
pertaining to, or co...
detritus
15
10
particles of rock [n...
detruded
14
12
DETRUDE, to thrust o...
detrudes
14
11
DETRUDE, to thrust o...
detrusor
14
10
a muscle in the wall...
detuning
14
14
DETUNE, to reduce th...
deucedly
24
17
extremely [adv]
deuddarn
13
13
(Welsh) a Welsh dres...
deuteric
17
13
pertaining to heavy...
deuteron
12
11
the nucleus of heavy...
deutzias
17
19
DEUTZIA, a genus of...
devalled
17
16
DEVALL, to sink, dec...
devalued
16
16
DEVALUE, to lessen t...
devalues
16
15
DEVALUE, to lessen t...
deveined
14
15
DEVEIN, to remove th...
develing
17
17
DEVEL, to hit hard w...
develled
17
16
DEVEL, to hit hard w...
develope
17
17
to bring to a more a...
develops
18
17
DEVELOP, to bring to...
deverbal
18
17
a word derived from...
devested
15
14
DEVEST, to strip or...
deviance
17
17
the behaviour of a d...
deviancy
24
19
the behaviour of a d...
deviants
15
14
DEVIANT, one who dev...
deviated
15
14
DEVIATE, to differ f...
deviates
15
13
DEVIATE, to differ f...
deviator
15
13
one who deviates [n...
devildom
18
18
the domain of a devi...
deviless
17
14
a female devil [n -E...
devilets
17
14
DEVILET, a young dev...
deviling
18
17
a young devil, also...
devilish
20
16
fiendish [adj DEVILI...
devilism
19
17
the cult of a devil...
devilkin
18
19
a little devil, also...
devilled
18
16
DEVIL, to prepare fo...
deviltry
24
16
mischief, also DEVIL...
devisals
17
14
DEVISAL, the act of...
devisees
15
13
DEVISEE, one to whom...
devisers
16
13
DEVISER, one who dev...
devising
17
16
DEVISE, to form in t...
devisors
16
13
DEVISOR, a person wh...
devlings
18
17
DEVLING, a little de...
devoiced
18
17
DEVOICE, to make voi...
devoices
18
16
DEVOICE, to make voi...
devolved
18
19
DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devolves
18
18
DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devonian
13
15
relating to a type o...
devotees
14
13
DEVOTEE, an ardent f...
devoting
16
16
DEVOTE, to give ones...
devotion
14
14
the act of devoting...
devoured
15
15
DEVOUR, to eat vorac...
devourer
15
14
one who devours [n -...
devouter
15
14
DEVOUT, pious [adj]
devoutly
23
17
DEVOUT, pious [adj]
dewaters
16
12
DEWATER, to remove w...
dewaxing
23
22
DEWAX, to remove wax...
dewberry
25
17
a fruit like a black...
dewclaws
24
19
DEWCLAW, a vestigial...
dewdrops
19
16
DEWDROP, a drop of d...
dewfalls
21
17
DEWFALL, the formati...
dewiness
16
13
the state of being d...
dewitted
17
13
DEWITT, to lynch [v]
dewooled
16
14
DEWOOL, to remove th...
dewormed
17
16
DEWORM, to rid of wo...
dewormer
17
15
an agent for removin...
dewpoint
18
16
the temperature at w...
dextrals
21
17
DEXTRAL, a right-han...
dextrans
19
17
DEXTRAN, a substitut...
dextrine
19
17
a substance used as...
dextrins
20
17
DEXTRIN, a substance...
dextrose
19
16
a form of glucose [n...
dextrous
20
17
skillful and active...
dezinced
19
23
DEZINC, to remove zi...
dhansaks
16
16
DHANSAK, (Urdu) any...
dhoolies
16
12
DHOOLY, (Hindi) a li...
dhooties
15
11
DHOOTIE, a loincloth...
dhourras
16
12
DHOURRA, (Arabic) in...
dhurries
17
12
DHURRIE, an Indian c...
diabases
15
12
DIABASE, an igneous...
diabasic
19
15
of or like diabase,...
diabetes
15
12
a metabolic disorder...
diabetic
19
15
one who has diabetes...
diablery
23
15
black magic; sorcery...
diabolic
20
16
devilish [adj DIABOL...
diabolos
16
13
DIABOLO, (Italian) a...
diacetyl
24
15
a chemical flavour e...
diacidic
21
16
of or like a diacid,...
diaconal
16
14
pertaining to a deac...
diactine
16
13
a sponge spicule hav...
diademed
14
14
DIADEM, to adorn wit...
diadochi
19
15
(Greek) the generals...
diadochy
25
17
the replacement of o...
diadroms
15
13
DIADROM, (Greek) a c...
diaglyph
27
19
a figure cut into an...
diagnose
13
12
to identify a diseas...
diagonal
14
13
slanting [adj DIAGON...
diagrams
16
14
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
diagraph
19
16
an instrument for co...
diagrids
16
12
DIAGRID, a structure...
dialects
18
13
DIALECT, a language...
dialings
16
13
DIALING, the art of...
dialists
16
10
DIALIST, a dialer, a...
diallage
16
13
a mineral, a brown,...
diallels
17
12
DIALLEL, a scheme of...
diallers
16
11
DIALLER, one that di...
dialling
17
14
the art of making su...
diallist
17
11
a dialer, also DIALI...
dialoged
15
13
DIALOG, to hold a co...
dialoger
15
12
one who makes things...
dialogic
19
15
relating to dialogue...
dialogue
15
13
to hold a conversati...
dialysed
21
13
DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialyser
21
12
an apparatus used fo...
dialyses
21
12
DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialysis
22
12
the separation of su...
dialytic
25
15
having the quality o...
dialyzed
24
22
DIALYZE, to use a ki...
dialyzer
24
21
an apparatus used fo...
dialyzes
24
21
DIALYZE, to use a ki...
diamante
13
13
a sparkling decorati...
diameter
14
12
a straight line pass...
diamides
15
13
DIAMIDE, any compoun...
diamines
14
13
DIAMINE, a chemical...
diamonds
14
14
DIAMOND, to adorn wi...
dianodal
13
12
passing through a no...
dianoias
12
10
DIANOIA, perception...
dianthus
16
13
a genus of plants in...
diapases
15
12
DIAPASE, a loud, har...
diapason
14
13
a loud, harmonious b...
diapause
15
13
in insects and the e...
diapente
14
13
in Greek music, the...
diapered
15
13
DIAPER, to put a nap...
diaphone
16
15
a low-pitched foghor...
diaphony
23
17
a system of rules fo...
diapiric
20
15
of or like diapir, a...
diapsids
17
13
DIAPSID, a diapsid r...
diarchal
20
15
relating to a diarch...
diarchic
23
17
relating to a diarch...
diarised
14
10
DIARISE, to keep a d...
diarises
14
9
DIARISE, to keep a d...
diarists
15
9
DIARIST, one who kee...
diarized
17
19
DIARIZE, to keep a d...
diarizes
17
18
DIARIZE, to keep a d...
diarrhea
15
11
a persistent purging...
diascias
17
12
DIASCIA, a plant of...
diascope
18
15
an optical projector...
diaspora
15
12
an emigration, a dis...
diaspore
15
12
a hydrate of alumina...
diastase
13
9
a soluble, nitrogeno...
diastema
14
12
a space between cons...
diastems
15
12
DIASTEM, in Greek mu...
diasters
14
9
DIASTER, (Greek) a s...
diastole
14
10
the normal rhythmica...
diastral
15
10
relating to diaster,...
diastyle
21
12
a colonnade with clo...
diatomic
18
15
composed of two atom...
diatonic
16
13
using only the eight...
diatreme
14
12
a volcanic vent prod...
diatreta
13
9
DIATRETUM, a kind of...
diatribe
16
12
an abusive, bitter h...
diatrons
13
10
DIATRON, a circuitry...
diazepam
19
24
a tranquillizer of t...
diazines
16
19
DIAZINE, any organic...
diazinon
15
20
(tradename) an insec...
diazoles
17
19
DIAZOLE, any of a gr...
dibblers
20
16
DIBBLER, a device fo...
dibbling
21
19
DIBBLE, to fish by f...
dibbukim
22
23
DIBBUK, a wandering...
dicacity
27
17
(archaic) raillery,...
dicambas
20
18
DICAMBA, a type of w...
dicastic
21
15
relating to the old...
dicentra
16
13
a plant with two bro...
dichasia
19
14
DICHASIUM, a cymose...
dichords
20
15
DICHORD, a musical i...
dichotic
23
17
affecting the two ea...
dichroic
23
17
having two colours [...
dichting
21
17
DICHT, (Scots) to wi...
dickered
18
17
DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickerer
18
16
one who dickers [n -...
dickhead
20
19
a fool, also KNOBHEA...
dickiest
19
16
DICKY, poor in condi...
dickings
20
19
DICKING, the act of...
dicktier
19
16
DICKTY, (US slang) p...
dicotyls
25
15
DICOTYL, (short for)...
dicrotal
18
13
having a double puls...
dicrotic
21
15
having a double puls...
dictated
17
13
DICTATE, to read alo...
dictates
17
12
DICTATE, to read alo...
dictator
17
12
one that dictates [n...
dictiest
18
12
DICTY, (US slang) pr...
dictions
17
13
DICTION, the manner...
dicyclic
32
21
having two maxima of...
didactic
21
16
designed or intended...
didactyl
25
16
a creature with two...
didakais
15
14
DIDAKAI, (Romany) an...
didakeis
15
14
DIDAKEI, an itineran...
didapper
18
16
a small grebe, also...
diddered
14
12
DIDDER, (dialect) to...
diddicoy
24
16
an itinerant tinker,...
diddiest
15
11
DIDDY, (colloquial)...
diddlers
16
12
DIDDLER, a cheat [n]
diddleys
22
14
DIDDLEY, the least a...
diddlies
16
12
DIDDLY, the least am...
diddling
17
15
DIDDLE, to cheat, sw...
didicois
18
13
DIDICOI, an itineran...
didicoys
24
15
DIDICOY, an itineran...
didrachm
21
18
a two-drachma piece,...
didymium
24
19
a mixture of rare ea...
didymous
22
16
occurring in pairs [...
didynamy
27
18
the state of having...
diebacks
20
19
DIEBACK, a gradual d...
diecious
17
13
having male and fema...
diedrals
15
11
DIEDRAL, the angle b...
diegeses
14
11
DIEGESIS, the narrat...
diegesis
15
11
the narration of the...
diegetic
18
14
relating to DIEGESIS...
diehards
16
12
DIEHARD, a stubborn...
dieldrin
15
12
a persistent chemica...
dielytra
21
12
a plant with two bro...
diemaker
15
16
one that makes dies...
diereses
13
9
DIERESIS, the separa...
dieresis
14
9
the separation of tw...
dieretic
17
12
of or like dieresis,...
dieseled
14
11
DIESEL, to continue...
diesters
14
9
DIESTER, a type of c...
diestock
18
16
a stock to hold the...
diestrum
16
13
a period of sexual i...
diestrus
15
10
a period of sexual i...
dietetic
17
12
pertaining to a diet...
diethers
16
11
DIETHER, a chemical...
diethyls
24
14
DIETHYL, a dethyl co...
dietines
13
10
DIETINE, a minor or...
dietings
15
12
DIETING, the act of...
dietists
15
9
DIETIST, an expert o...
differed
18
16
DIFFER, to be unlike...
diffract
22
18
to separate into par...
diffused
19
17
DIFFUSE, to spread w...
diffuser
19
16
one that diffuses, a...
diffuses
19
16
DIFFUSE, to spread w...
diffusor
19
16
one that diffuses, a...
digamies
16
14
DIGAMY, a second leg...
digamist
17
14
one who marries for...
digammas
17
17
DIGAMMA, (Greek) a l...
digamous
16
15
pertaining to a seco...
digerati
15
11
the elite who make m...
digested
15
12
DIGEST, to assimilat...
digester
15
11
an apparatus which s...
digestif
18
14
an alcoholic drink t...
digestor
15
11
an apparatus which s...
diggable
19
17
able to be dug [adj]
diggings
18
16
an excavation site [...
dighting
19
16
DIGHT, to adorn, to...
digicams
20
17
DIGICAM, a digital c...
digipack
22
21
a storage case for a...
digitals
17
12
DIGITAL, a piano key...
digitate
15
11
of a leaf, divided i...
digitise
16
11
to put into digital...
digitize
19
20
to put into digital...
digitron
15
12
a type of tube for d...
digitule
17
13
any small fingerlike...
diglyphs
28
19
DIGLYPH, an architec...
digoxins
21
19
DIGOXIN, a drug to i...
digraphs
20
16
DIGRAPH, a pair of l...
digynian
20
15
of or pertaining to...
digynous
21
15
of or pertaining to...
dihedral
17
13
the angle between tw...
dihedron
15
13
a flattened double p...
dihybrid
26
17
the child of parents...
dihydric
27
17
containing two hydro...
diketone
13
14
a compound used in d...
dilatant
14
11
something that enlar...
dilatate
14
10
dilated [adj]
dilaters
15
10
DILATER, something t...
dilating
16
13
DILATE, to make wide...
dilation
14
11
the act of dilating...
dilative
17
14
tending to dilate [a...
dilators
15
10
DILATOR, something t...
dilatory
21
12
given to delay or pr...
dilemmas
17
16
DILEMMA, a position...
dilemmic
21
19
relating to a dilemm...
diligent
16
13
persevering [adj DIL...
dilliest
17
11
DILLY, very pleasing...
dillings
18
14
DILLING, a darling;...
dillweed
19
15
the leaves of the di...
dilscoop
20
16
in cricket, an attac...
diluents
15
12
DILUENT, a diluting...
dilutees
15
11
DILUTEE, an unskille...
diluters
16
11
DILUTER, someone who...
diluting
17
14
DILUTE, to make thin...
dilution
15
12
the act of diluting...
dilutive
18
15
tending to dilute [a...
dilutors
16
11
DILUTOR, one that di...
diluvial
19
16
pertaining to a floo...
diluvian
17
16
pertaining to a floo...
diluvion
17
16
a deposit of superfi...
diluvium
20
19
(Latin) a deposit of...
dimerise
15
12
to make into a dimer...
dimerism
17
15
the state of being d...
dimerize
18
21
to make into a dimer...
dimerous
15
13
composed of two part...
dimeters
15
12
DIMETER, a verse of...
dimethyl
25
17
ethane [n -S]
dimetric
19
15
pertaining to a type...
diminish
18
15
to lessen [v -ED, -I...
dimities
16
12
DIMITY, a cotton fab...
dimmable
19
19
able to be dimmed [a...
dimmings
18
18
DIMMING, the act of...
dimorphs
20
17
DIMORPH, either one...
dimplier
19
16
DIMPLY, dimpled [adj...
dimpling
20
19
DIMPLE, to mark with...
dimpsies
18
15
DIMPSY, (dialect) tw...
dinarchy
25
17
government by two po...
dindling
16
15
DINDLE, (Scots) to t...
dinettes
13
10
DINETTE, an alcove o...
dingbats
17
15
DINGBAT, (US slang)...
dingdong
15
16
to have a set-to [v...
dingeses
14
12
DINGES, a doodad, al...
dinghies
17
14
DINGHY, a small open...
dingiest
15
12
DINGY, grimy, also D...
dingoing
15
15
DINGO, to act in a c...
dinguses
15
13
DINGUS, a doodad, al...
dingying
22
17
DINGY, to ignore or...
dinkiest
15
14
DINKY, small, neat [...
dinklier
16
15
DINKLY, neat, tidy [...
dinmonts
14
14
DINMONT, (Scots) a w...
dinnered
12
12
DINNER, to dine [v]
dinnling
15
15
DINNLE, (Scots) to t...
dinosaur
13
11
any of a group of ex...
dintless
15
11
having no dints (den...
diobolon
15
14
an ancient Greek coi...
diocesan
15
13
the bishop of a dioc...
dioceses
16
12
DIOCESE, the circuit...
dioecies
16
12
DIOECY, the state of...
dioecism
18
15
the condition of bei...
dioicous
17
13
having male and fema...
diolefin
16
14
a compound containin...
diopside
16
13
a mineral, a crystal...
dioptase
15
12
a mineral, a hydrous...
diopters
16
12
DIOPTER, a measure o...
dioptral
17
13
relating to a diopte...
dioptres
16
12
DIOPTRE, a measure o...
dioptric
20
15
transparent, also DI...
dioramas
14
12
DIORAMA, an exhibiti...
dioramic
18
15
pertaining to a dior...
diorisms
16
12
DIORISM, a distincti...
diorites
14
9
DIORITE, a crystalli...
dioritic
18
12
containing diorite,...
dioxanes
18
17
DIOXANE, a toxic fla...
dioxides
20
17
DIOXIDE, a type of o...
dipchick
27
24
the little grebe, al...
diphasic
22
17
having two phases, a...
diphenyl
25
18
a hydrocarbon consis...
diphones
17
15
DIPHONE, a shorthand...
diplegia
18
15
paralysis of a part...
diplegic
22
18
paralysed on both si...
diplexer
23
20
a device which enabl...
diplogen
17
16
an alternative name...
diploids
18
14
DIPLOID, an animall...
diploidy
24
16
the condition of bei...
diplomas
18
16
DIPLOMA, to confer a...
diplomat
18
16
a person employed or...
diplonts
17
14
DIPLONT, an organism...
diplopia
19
16
a disorder of vision...
diplopic
23
19
relating to diplopia...
diplopod
19
17
any myriapod of the...
diploses
17
13
DIPLOSIS, a method o...
diplosis
18
13
a method of chromoso...
diplozoa
19
22
DIPLOZOON, a parasit...
dipnoans
14
14
DIPNOAN, a lungfish...
dipnoous
15
14
having lungs and gil...
dipodies
16
13
DIPODY, a verse of t...
dippable
21
19
able to be dipped [a...
dippiest
19
15
DIPPY, crazy, insane...
dippings
20
18
DIPPING, the act of...
diprotic
20
15
(of an acid) having...
dipsades
16
13
DIPSAS, a fabled ser...
dipshits
20
14
DIPSHIT, a contempti...
dipstick
22
19
a measuring rod [n -...
dipteral
17
13
having two wings onl...
dipteran
15
13
an insect of the ord...
dipteras
16
12
DIPTERA, an extensiv...
dipteroi
16
12
DIPTEROS, a building...
dipteron
15
13
a two-winged insect,...
dipteros
16
12
a building with two...
diptycas
26
17
DIPTYCA, a pair of p...
diptychs
29
19
DIPTYCH, an ancient...
diquarks
24
23
DIQUARK, a low energ...
directed
17
13
DIRECT, to control o...
directer
17
12
DIRECT, straightforw...
directly
25
15
DIRECT, straightforw...
director
17
12
one that directs [n...
dirempts
18
15
DIREMPT, to separate...
direness
13
10
the state of being d...
dirgeful
19
16
funereal; moaning [a...
dirigent
15
12
directing [adj]
dirigism
18
14
state control of eco...
diriment
15
13
that renders absolut...
dirtbags
18
14
DIRTBAG, a contempti...
dirtball
19
14
a dirty or contempti...
dirtiest
15
9
DIRTY, soiled [adj]
dirtying
22
14
DIRTY, to soil [v]
disabled
17
14
DISABLE, to render i...
disabler
17
13
one who disables [n...
disables
17
13
DISABLE, to render i...
disabuse
16
13
to free from false i...
disadorn
13
11
to deprive of orname...
disagree
14
11
to differ in opinion...
disallow
19
14
to refuse to allow [...
disannex
18
18
to disunite; to undo...
disannul
14
13
to annul completely...
disapply
26
18
to make a law inappl...
disarmed
15
13
DISARM, to deprive o...
disarmer
15
12
one that disarms [n...
disarray
20
11
to throw into disord...
disaster
14
9
a calamity [n -S]
disavows
19
16
DISAVOW, to disclaim...
disbands
16
14
DISBAND, to break up...
disbarks
18
16
DISBARK, to strip of...
disbench
21
18
to drive from a benc...
disbosom
17
15
to make known; to re...
disbound
16
15
not having a binding...
disbowel
20
16
to remove the intest...
disburse
17
13
to pay out [v DISBUR...
discaged
18
15
DISCAGE, to free fro...
discages
18
14
DISCAGE, to free fro...
discandy
23
16
(Shakespeare) to dis...
discants
17
13
DISCANT, to sing, al...
discards
18
13
DISCARD, to throw aw...
discased
17
13
DISCASE, to remove t...
discases
17
12
DISCASE, to remove t...
discepts
20
15
DISCEPT, to dispute,...
discerns
17
13
DISCERN, to perceive...
discerps
20
15
DISCERP, to separate...
discided
18
14
DISCIDE, to cut asun...
discides
18
13
DISCIDE, to cut asun...
discinct
21
16
ungirded [adj]
disciple
21
16
to cause to become a...
disclaim
20
16
to renounce all clai...
discless
19
13
having no disc; appe...
disclike
20
17
resembling a flat ci...
disclose
18
13
to reveal [v DISCLOS...
disclost
19
13
DISCLOSE, to reveal...
discoers
17
12
DISCOER, one who fre...
discoids
18
13
DISCOID, something i...
discoing
18
15
DISCO, to take part...
discolor
18
13
to alter the color o...
discords
18
13
DISCORD, to disagree...
discount
17
14
to reduce the price...
discoure
17
13
to find out, also DI...
discover
19
16
to find out, also DI...
discreet
17
12
tactful [adj DISCREE...
discrete
17
12
separate, distinct [...
discrown
20
16
to deprive of a crow...
discured
18
14
DISCURE, to find out...
discures
18
13
DISCURE, to find out...
discuses
18
13
DISCUS, a disc hurle...
disdains
14
11
DISDAIN, to scorn, l...
diseased
13
10
DISEASE, to make unh...
diseases
13
9
DISEASE, to make unh...
disedged
15
13
DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
disedges
15
12
DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
disendow
16
14
to deprive of endowm...
disenrol
14
11
to remove from a rol...
diseuses
14
10
DISEUSE, (French) a...
disfamed
17
16
DISFAME, to throw in...
disfames
17
15
DISFAME [n]
disfavor
18
16
to regard with disap...
disflesh
20
15
(archaic) to reduce...
disforms
18
15
DISFORM, to alter th...
disfrock
21
19
to deprive of cleric...
disgavel
18
16
to release from gave...
disgests
16
11
DISGEST, to assimila...
disgorge
16
13
to vomit [v DISGORGE...
disgowns
18
15
DISGOWN, to strip of...
disgrace
18
14
to bring shame upon...
disgrade
15
12
to strip of rank [v...
disguise
16
12
to conceal the ident...
disgusts
17
12
DISGUST, to cause lo...
dishabit
19
14
(Shakespeare) to dri...
dishable
19
15
to render incapable,...
dishdash
19
14
a long one-piece gar...
dishelms
19
15
DISHELM, to deprive...
disherit
17
11
to deprive of an inh...
dishevel
19
16
to make the hair unt...
dishfuls
21
16
DISHFUL, as much as...
dishiest
17
11
DISHY, (colloquial)...
dishings
18
14
DISHING, a hollow, a...
dishlike
19
16
like a dish [adj]
dishmops
20
17
DISHMOP, a mop for c...
dishoard
16
12
to put previously wi...
dishomed
17
15
DISHOME, to deprive...
dishomes
17
14
DISHOME, to deprive...
dishonor
15
12
(US) to deprive of h...
dishorns
16
12
DISHORN, to deprive...
dishorse
16
11
to make someone fall...
dishouse
16
12
to deprive of housin...
dishpans
18
15
DISHPAN, a pan for w...
dishrags
18
13
DISHRAG, a cloth for...
dishware
19
14
tableware used for s...
disinter
14
10
to exhume [v DISINTE...
disinure
14
11
to render unfamiliar...
disjects
20
21
DISJECT, to dismembe...
disjoins
16
19
DISJOIN, to separate...
disjoint
16
19
to put out of order...
disjunct
20
23
an alternative in a...
disjuned
16
21
DISJUNE, to take bre...
disjunes
16
20
DISJUNE, (Scots) bre...
diskette
15
13
a small flexible pla...
diskless
17
14
having no disk; appe...
disklike
18
18
resembling a flat ci...
disleafs
17
13
DISLEAF, to deprive...
disleave
16
14
to deprive of leaves...
disliked
17
15
DISLIKE, to regard w...
disliken
16
15
(Shakespeare) to mak...
disliker
17
14
one who dislikes [n...
dislikes
17
14
DISLIKE, to regard w...
dislimbs
20
16
DISLIMB, to tear lim...
dislimns
17
14
DISLIMN, (Shakespear...
dislinks
17
15
DISLINK, to unlink,...
disloads
15
11
DISLOAD, to unload,...
dislodge
16
13
to remove from a fir...
disloign
16
13
(Spenser) to put at...
disloyal
22
13
not loyal, also DISL...
dismaler
16
13
DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismally
24
16
DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismasks
17
16
DISMASK, to divest o...
dismasts
16
12
DISMAST, to remove t...
dismayed
21
15
DISMAY, to appall or...
dismayls
23
15
DISMAYL, (Spenser) t...
dismoded
15
14
out of fashion [adj]
dismount
15
14
to get down from an...
disnests
14
10
DISNEST, to dislodge...
disobeys
22
14
DISOBEY, to refuse t...
disodium
16
14
of a molecule, havin...
disomies
15
12
DISOMY, the state of...
disorbed
16
13
deprived of the orb...
disorder
14
10
to disarrange [v -ED...
disowned
16
14
DISOWN, to deny the...
disowner
16
13
one who disowns [n -...
dispaced
19
16
DISPACE, to range ab...
dispaces
19
15
DISPACE, to range ab...
disparks
18
16
DISPARK, (archaic) t...
disparts
17
12
DISPART, (archaic) t...
dispatch
22
17
to send off with spe...
dispathy
25
16
dislike, also DYSPAT...
dispeace
18
15
lack of peace [n -S]
dispence
18
16
(Spenser) to distrib...
dispends
16
14
DISPEND, (obsolete)...
dispense
15
13
to distribute, also...
disperse
16
12
to scatter [v DISPER...
dispirit
18
12
to lower in spirits...
displace
20
16
to put in the wrong...
displant
17
14
to uproot; to remove...
displays
24
15
DISPLAY, to put on s...
displing
19
16
DISPLE, (Spenser) to...
displode
17
14
(Milton) to discharg...
displume
19
17
to deprive of feathe...
disponed
15
14
DISPONE, to make a l...
disponee
14
13
the person who recei...
disponer
15
13
one who legally tran...
dispones
15
13
DISPONE, to make a l...
disponge
16
15
to sprinkle, also DI...
disports
17
12
DISPORT, to amuse on...
disposal
17
13
the act of disposing...
disposed
16
13
DISPOSE, to arrange...
disposer
16
12
one who disposes [n...
disposes
16
12
DISPOSE, to arrange...
disposts
17
12
DISPOST, to displace...
dispread
16
13
to spread out, also...
dispreds
17
13
DISPRED, to spread o...
disprize
20
21
to depreciate [v DIS...
disproof
18
15
the act of disprovin...
disprove
18
16
to refute [v DISPROV...
dispunge
17
16
(Shakespeare) to spr...
dispurse
17
13
(Shakespeare) to dis...
disputed
17
14
DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disputer
17
13
one who disputes [n...
disputes
17
13
DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disquiet
23
19
not quiet [adj DISQU...
disranks
15
14
DISRANK, to reduce r...
disrated
14
10
DISRATE, to lower in...
disrates
14
9
DISRATE, to lower in...
disrobed
16
13
DISROBE, to undress...
disrober
16
12
one who, or that whi...
disrobes
16
12
DISROBE, to undress...
disroots
14
9
DISROOT, to tear up...
disrupts
18
13
DISRUPT, to throw in...
dissaved
16
14
DISSAVE, to use savi...
dissaver
16
13
one who dissaves [n...
dissaves
16
13
DISSAVE, to use savi...
disseats
14
9
DISSEAT, to unseat,...
dissects
18
12
DISSECT, to cut apar...
disseise
14
9
to deprive of seisin...
disseize
17
18
to deprive of seisin...
dissents
14
10
DISSENT, to disagree...
disserts
15
9
DISSERT, to discuss...
disserve
16
13
to treat badly [v DI...
dissever
16
13
to sever, part in tw...
dissight
19
13
(archaic) an unsight...
dissolve
17
14
to make into a solut...
dissuade
14
11
to persuade not to d...
distaffs
19
15
DISTAFF, a type of s...
distains
14
10
DISTAIN, (archaic) t...
distally
23
13
DISTAL, remote from...
distance
16
13
to move far from a p...
distaste
14
9
dislike [n -S] / (ar...
distaves
16
13
DISTAFF, a type of s...
distends
14
11
DISTEND, to swell [v...
distents
14
10
DISTENT, (Spenser) b...
disthene
15
12
a mineral, aka cyani...
distichs
21
14
DISTICH, a pair of v...
distills
18
11
DISTILL, to extract...
distinct
18
13
clearly different [a...
distomes
15
12
DISTOME, a parasitic...
distorts
15
9
DISTORT, to twist or...
distract
18
12
to divert the attent...
distrail
16
10
an aircraft's dissip...
distrain
14
10
to seize and hold pr...
distrait
15
9
distracted in mind;...
distress
15
9
to cause anxiety or...
district
19
12
an area or region [n...
distrust
16
10
to have no trust in,...
distuned
14
12
DISTUNE, to put out...
distunes
14
11
DISTUNE, to put out...
disturbs
18
13
DISTURB, to interrup...
distyles
22
12
DISTYLE, a portico w...
disulfid
19
15
a sulphide containin...
disunion
13
12
the state of being d...
disunite
14
11
to separate [v DISUN...
disunity
21
13
lack of unity [n DIS...
disusage
15
12
gradual cessation of...
disusing
16
13
DISUSE, to stop usin...
disvalue
17
15
to disparage [v DISV...
disvouch
22
19
(Shakespeare) to dis...
disyoked
21
16
DISYOKE, to free fro...
disyokes
21
15
DISYOKE, to free fro...
ditchers
20
14
DITCHER, one who dig...
ditching
21
17
DITCH, to dig a long...
dithecal
20
15
having two spore-cas...
ditheism
18
14
belief in two equal...
ditheist
17
11
one who holds the do...
dithered
16
12
DITHER, to act indec...
ditherer
16
11
one who dithers [n -...
dithiols
18
12
DITHIOL, a chemical...
ditokous
15
14
producing two at a b...
ditsiest
15
9
DITSY, eccentric, al...
dittoing
15
12
DITTO, to repeat tha...
dittying
22
14
DITTY, to put to mus...
ditziest
18
18
DITZY, eccentric, al...
diureses
14
10
DIURESIS, excessive...
diuresis
15
10
excessive discharge...
diuretic
18
13
increasing the flow...
diurnals
15
12
DIURNAL, a service b...
divagate
16
15
to wander or stray f...
divalent
16
15
a pair of chromosome...
divebomb
21
22
to drop bombs on a t...
diverged
17
16
DIVERGE, to move in...
diverges
17
15
DIVERGE, to move in...
diversed
16
14
DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diverses
16
13
DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diversly
24
16
DIVERS, sundry, seve...
diverted
16
14
DIVERT, to turn asid...
diverter
16
13
one who diverts [n -...
divested
16
14
DIVEST, to strip or...
dividant
16
15
(Shakespeare) divisi...
dividend
16
16
a portion or share o...
dividers
17
14
DIVIDER, one who div...
dividing
18
17
separation [n -S]
dividivi
20
18
the curved pods of a...
dividual
18
16
capable of being div...
divinely
23
17
DIVINE, pertaining t...
diviners
16
14
DIVINER, one who div...
divinest
16
14
DIVINE, pertaining t...
divinify
25
19
to treat as divine,...
divining
17
17
DIVINE, to foretell...
divinise
16
14
to treat as divine,...
divinity
23
16
the quality of being...
divinize
19
23
to treat as divine,...
division
16
14
the act of dividing...
divisive
19
17
causing disunity or...
divisors
17
13
DIVISOR, the number...
divorced
19
17
DIVORCE, to terminat...
divorcee
18
16
a divorced woman [n...
divorcer
19
16
one who divorces [n...
divorces
19
16
DIVORCE, to terminat...
divulged
19
18
DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulger
19
17
one who divulges [n...
divulges
19
17
DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulsed
18
16
DIVULSE, to tear awa...
divulses
18
15
DIVULSE, to tear awa...
divviest
19
17
DIVVY, stupid [adj]
divvying
26
22
DIVVY, to divide up,...
dizening
17
22
DIZEN, to dress in f...
dizygous
25
23
developed from two f...
dizzards
21
28
DIZZARD, (obsolete)...
dizziest
21
27
DIZZY, giddy [adj]
dizzying
28
32
DIZZY, to make giddy...
djellaba
19
23
a Middle Eastern hoo...
djibbahs
23
26
DJIBBAH, (Arabic) a...
doatings
14
12
DOATING, an excessiv...
dobchick
26
24
the little grebe, al...
doblones
15
14
DOBLON, a former gol...
dochmiac
23
20
pertaining to, or co...
dochmius
21
18
a foot of five sylla...
docilely
25
16
DOCILE, compliant [a...
docilest
18
13
DOCILE, compliant [a...
docility
25
15
the quality of being...
docimasy
24
17
scrutiny, examinatio...
dockages
18
18
DOCKAGE, a charge fo...
docketed
17
17
DOCKET, to provide w...
dockhand
19
20
one who works on the...
dockings
19
19
DOCKING, the act of...
dockised
18
17
DOCKISE, to convert...
dockises
18
16
DOCKISE, to convert...
dockized
21
26
DOCKIZE, to convert...
dockizes
21
25
DOCKIZE, to convert...
dockland
18
19
the part of a port o...
dockside
18
17
the area adjacent to...
dockyard
24
19
a shipyard [n -S]
docquets
25
22
DOCQUET, to make a s...
doctoral
17
13
pertaining to a doct...
doctored
16
13
DOCTOR, to treat med...
doctorly
24
15
pertaining to a doct...
doctress
17
12
a female doctor [n -...
doctrine
16
13
a belief taught or a...
document
17
17
to support by conclu...
docusoap
18
16
a television series...
doddards
14
12
DODDARD, (obsolete)...
doddered
13
12
DODDER, to walk unst...
dodderer
13
11
one who dodders [n -...
doddiest
14
11
DODDY, sulky [adj]
dodgiest
15
12
DODGY, dubious, shad...
dodgings
16
15
DODGING, a photograp...
dodoisms
15
13
DODOISM, a stupid re...
doeskins
14
14
DOESKIN, the skin of...
dogbanes
15
15
DOGBANE, a small gen...
dogberry
23
16
the berry of the dog...
dogbolts
18
15
DOGBOLT, a type of a...
dogcarts
18
14
DOGCART, a light two...
dogeared
13
12
DOGEAR, to turn down...
dogeates
13
11
DOGEATE, the office...
dogedoms
15
15
DOGEDOM, the office...
dogeship
19
16
the office of a doge...
dogfaces
19
17
DOGFACE, a soldier i...
dogfight
21
18
to engage in an aeri...
dogfoods
16
15
DOGFOOD, food for a...
dogfoxes
22
21
DOGFOX, a male fox [...
doggeder
15
14
DOGGED, stubbornly d...
doggedly
23
17
DOGGED, stubbornly d...
doggerel
16
14
poor quality comic v...
doggiest
16
13
DOGGY, resembling a...
doggings
17
16
DOGGING, hunting wit...
doggoned
14
15
damned, cursed [adj...
doggoner
14
14
DOGGONE, damned, cur...
doggones
14
14
DOGGONE, to damn [v]
doggrels
17
14
DOGGREL, poor qualit...
dogholes
17
14
DOGHOLE, a wretched...
doghouse
16
14
a shelter for a dog...
dogmatic
19
17
overbearing [adj DOG...
dognaped
15
16
DOGNAP, to steal a d...
dognaper
15
15
one who dognaps, abd...
dogpiles
18
15
DOGPILE, a heap of b...
dogsbody
23
17
a menial worker [n D...
dogships
20
16
DOGSHIP, the persona...
dogshows
20
16
DOGSHOW, a show for...
dogskins
16
16
DOGSKIN, leather mad...
dogsleds
16
13
DOGSLED, to ride a s...
dogsleep
17
15
a light sleep [n -S]
dogstail
16
12
a grass with spiky f...
dogtails
16
12
DOGTAIL, a grass wit...
dogteeth
16
13
DOGTOOTH, a canine t...
dogtooth
16
13
a canine tooth [n DO...
dogtowns
17
15
DOGTOWN, a prairie-d...
dogtrots
15
11
DOGTROT, to move at...
dogvanes
15
16
DOGVANE, a small van...
dogwatch
23
19
either of the two sh...
dogwoods
17
15
DOGWOOD, any of vari...
doiltest
15
10
DOILT, (Scots) crazy...
doitkins
15
14
DOITKIN, an old Dutc...
dolcetto
17
13
(Italian) a variety...
doldrums
17
15
those parts of the o...
dolerite
14
10
a type of igneous ro...
dolesome
14
13
doleful, dismal [adj...
dolichos
20
15
a long-podded legumi...
dollared
15
12
having dollars [adj]
dolldoms
17
15
DOLLDOM, the world o...
dollhood
17
14
the state of being a...
dolliers
16
11
DOLLIER, one who whe...
dolloped
17
15
DOLLOP, to dispense...
dollying
23
16
DOLLY, to move on a...
dolmades
15
14
DOLMA, a vine or cab...
dolmenic
18
17
like a dolmen, a pre...
dolomite
15
13
a mineral, double ca...
doloroso
13
10
having a mournful mu...
dolorous
14
11
full of pain or grie...
dolphins
19
16
DOLPHIN, any of a gr...
domainal
14
14
of a domain, also DO...
domaines
13
13
DOMAINE, (French) an...
domanial
14
14
of a domain, also DO...
domatium
16
16
a plant-structure th...
domelike
16
17
resembling a dome [a...
domesday
20
15
a day of judgment, a...
domestic
18
15
related to the home...
domicile
19
16
to establish in a re...
domicils
20
16
DOMICIL, to establis...
dominant
13
14
controlling [adj DOM...
dominate
13
13
to control [v DOMINA...
domineer
13
13
to be overbearing [v...
dominees
13
13
DOMINEE, a minister...
dominick
19
20
one of an American b...
dominies
14
13
DOMINIE, a schoolmas...
dominion
13
14
supreme authority [n...
dominium
16
17
the right of ownersh...
dominoes
13
13
DOMINO, a small mask...
donaries
12
10
DONARY, a thing give...
donatary
18
12
a person who is give...
donating
13
13
DONATE, to contribut...
donation
11
11
something donated [n...
donatism
14
13
the tenets of the Do...
donative
14
14
a benefice presented...
donators
12
10
DONATOR, one that do...
donatory
18
12
a donee of the crown...
dondered
12
12
DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donegals
14
13
DONEGAL, a type of t...
doneness
11
11
the state of being c...
dongolas
14
13
DONGOLA, a type of t...
donnered
11
12
(Scots) stupid, dull...
donniker
13
15
an outside lavatory,...
donnisms
14
14
DONNISM, self-import...
donships
18
15
DONSHIP, the rank of...
donsiest
13
10
DONSIE, unlucky, als...
donutted
13
12
DONUT, to surround a...
doobreys
21
14
DOOBREY, a thing who...
doobries
15
12
DOOBRIE, a thing who...
doodlers
14
11
DOODLER, one that do...
doodling
15
14
DOODLE, to scribble...
doofuses
15
13
DOOFUS, a stupid per...
doolally
22
14
crazy, deranged [adj...
doomiest
14
12
DOOMY, depressed [ad...
doomsday
20
15
a day of judgment, a...
doomsman
14
16
one who pronounces d...
doomsmen
14
16
DOOMSMAN, one who pr...
doomster
14
12
(Scots) formerly in...
doorbell
17
14
a bell at the door [...
doorcase
15
12
the frame of a door...
doorjamb
18
24
one of the two verti...
doorknob
15
17
a handle for opening...
doorless
14
10
having no door [adj]
doormats
14
12
DOORMAT, a mat in fr...
doornail
13
11
a large-headed nail...
doorpost
15
12
one of the two verti...
doorsill
16
11
the sill of a door [...
doorsman
13
13
a porter, a doorkeep...
doorsmen
13
13
DOORSMAN, a porter,...
doorstep
15
12
to canvass door to d...
doorstop
15
12
an object used for h...
doorways
22
14
DOORWAY, the entranc...
dooryard
19
12
a yard in front of a...
dopamine
15
16
a chemical found in...
dopattas
15
12
DOPATTA, (Hindi) a s...
dopehead
16
15
a drug addict [n -S]
dopester
15
12
one who predicts the...
dopiazas
18
21
DOPIAZA, an Indian d...
dopiness
15
13
the state of being d...
doppings
19
18
DOPPING, a flock of...
dorhawks
20
18
DORHAWK, (dialect) t...
doridoid
14
11
a shell-less mollusc...
dorising
15
12
DORISE, to become li...
dorizing
18
21
DORIZE, to become li...
dorkiest
15
13
DORKY, (slang) idiot...
dorlachs
20
15
DORLACH, (Gaelic) a...
dormancy
23
18
a period of suspende...
dormants
14
13
DORMANT, a crossbeam...
dormered
14
13
having dormer window...
dormient
14
13
(archaic) sleeping,...
dormouse
14
13
any member of a fami...
dornecks
17
17
DORNECK, a heavy lin...
dornicks
18
17
DORNICK, a heavy lin...
dornocks
17
17
DORNOCK, a heavy lin...
dorsally
22
13
towards the back [ad...
dortiest
14
9
DORTY, (Scots) petti...
dortours
14
10
DORTOUR, (archaic) a...
dosology
21
14
the science of doses...
dosseret
13
9
a block resting on t...
dossiers
14
9
DOSSIER, a file of p...
dotardly
21
13
like a dotard, one i...
dotation
12
10
an endowment [n -S]
dotingly
22
15
DOTING [adv]
dotterel
14
10
a shore bird, also D...
dottiest
14
9
DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dottlest
15
10
DOTTLE, of tobacco,...
dottrels
15
10
DOTTREL, a shore bir...
douanier
12
11
(French) a customhou...
doublers
17
14
DOUBLER, one that do...
doublets
17
14
DOUBLET, a close-fit...
doubling
18
17
the act of making do...
doubloon
15
15
an obsolete Spanish...
doublure
17
15
(French) an ornament...
doubters
16
13
DOUBTER, one who dou...
doubtful
20
18
worthy of doubt [adj...
doubting
17
16
in a state of doubt...
douceurs
17
14
DOUCEUR, (French) a...
douching
20
18
the act of using a d...
doucines
16
14
DOUCINE, (French) an...
doughboy
25
19
a boiled flour dumpl...
doughier
17
14
DOUGHY, resembling d...
doughnut
17
16
to surround a speake...
douleias
14
11
DOULEIA, in Roman Ca...
doupioni
15
14
a kind of silk yarn,...
dourines
13
11
DOURINE, a disease o...
dourness
13
11
the state of being d...
douzeper
18
22
(Spenser) one of the...
dovecote
17
16
a roost for domestic...
dovecots
18
16
DOVECOT, a roost for...
dovekeys
22
19
DOVEKEY, (Scots) a k...
dovekies
16
17
DOVEKIE, (Scots) a k...
dovelets
16
14
DOVELET, a young or...
dovelike
17
18
like a dove [adj]
dovening
15
17
DOVEN, to utter Jewi...
dovering
16
16
DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dovetail
16
14
to fit together clos...
dowagers
17
14
DOWAGER, a title giv...
dowdiest
17
13
DOWDY, dressed unsty...
dowdyish
26
17
somewhat dowdy [adj]
dowdyism
25
18
the wearing of unsty...
doweling
18
16
long thin wooden rod...
dowelled
18
15
DOWEL, to fasten wit...
doweries
16
12
DOWERY, the property...
dowering
17
15
DOWER, to provide wi...
dowfness
18
16
(Scots) dullness, he...
dowlases
17
13
DOWLAS, a coarse lin...
dowliest
18
13
DOWLY, (English dial...
downbeat
17
16
the first beat of a...
downbows
21
19
DOWNBOW, a way of bo...
downcast
19
16
a current of air int...
downcome
19
19
a sudden fall; a dow...
downfall
20
18
a sudden fall [n -S]
downflow
22
20
a running down [n -S...
downhaul
19
17
a rope for hauling d...
downhill
21
17
a downward slope [n...
downhole
18
16
pertaining to subter...
downiest
16
13
DOWNY, covered in do...
downland
16
16
a rolling treeless u...
downless
17
14
having no down (soft...
downlike
18
18
like down [adj]
downlink
18
19
a communication chan...
download
16
15
to transfer data fro...
downlows
20
17
DOWNLOW, as in on th...
downmost
17
16
furthest down [adj]
downpipe
20
19
a drainpipe which ta...
downplay
25
19
to understate, under...
downpour
18
17
a heavy rain [n -S]
downrate
15
13
to make lower in val...
downrush
19
16
a rushing down [n -E...
downside
16
14
a negative aspect [n...
downsize
19
22
to produce in a smal...
downspin
18
17
a spinning motion [n...
downtick
21
20
a stock market trans...
downtime
17
16
the time when a mach...
downtown
18
17
the business distric...
downtrod
16
14
suffering oppression...
downturn
16
15
a downward decline [...
downward
19
17
from a higher to a l...
downwarp
21
19
a broad surface depr...
downwash
21
18
a downward deflectio...
downwind
19
18
the direction that t...
downzone
17
23
to reduce or limit t...
dowsabel
19
16
a sweetheart [n -S]
dowsings
18
15
DOWSING, the act of...
doxapram
22
22
a drug used as a res...
doxastic
23
19
of or relating to th...
doxology
27
21
a hymn or verse of p...
doyennes
17
13
DOYENNE, a women who...
dozening
16
22
DOZEN, (Scots) to do...
dozenths
18
21
DOZENTH, a twelfth [...
doziness
16
19
the state of being d...
drabbers
18
15
DRABBER, one who ass...
drabbest
18
15
DRAB, dull and monot...
drabbets
18
15
DRABBET, a coarse li...
drabbier
18
15
DRABBY, sluttish, al...
drabbing
19
18
DRAB, to associate w...
drabbish
21
17
sluttish, also DRABB...
drabbled
19
17
DRABBLE, to make wet...
drabbler
19
16
a piece of canvas fa...
drabbles
19
16
DRABBLE, to make wet...
drabette
15
12
a coarse linen fabri...
drablers
17
13
DRABLER, a piece of...
drabness
15
13
the quality of being...
dracaena
14
13
a genus of liliaceou...
dracenas
15
13
DRACENA, a genus of...
drachmae
19
17
DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
drachmai
20
17
DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
drachmas
20
17
DRACHMA, (Greek) a G...
dracones
15
13
DRACONE, (tradename)...
draconic
19
16
unusually harsh, als...
draffier
18
15
DRAFFY, like dregs,...
draffish
21
17
like dregs, worthles...
draftees
15
12
DRAFTEE, one that is...
drafters
16
12
DRAFTER, a person wh...
draftier
16
12
DRAFTY, exposed to c...
draftily
24
15
DRAFTY, exposed to c...
drafting
17
15
mechanical drawing [...
draggers
16
13
DRAGGER, a fishing v...
draggier
16
13
DRAGGY, boring [adj]
dragging
17
16
a technique in inter...
draggled
17
15
DRAGGLE, to make wet...
draggles
17
14
DRAGGLE, to make wet...
dragline
15
13
an excavating machin...
dragnets
14
12
DRAGNET, a large net...
dragoman
14
15
an interpreter in Ea...
dragomen
14
15
DRAGOMAN, an interpr...
dragonet
13
12
a marine fish of the...
dragonne
12
13
like a heraldic drag...
dragoons
13
12
DRAGOON, to compel b...
dragrope
16
14
a rope used for drag...
dragsman
15
15
the driver of a coac...
dragsmen
15
15
DRAGSMAN, the driver...
dragster
15
11
a car built or modif...
dragways
24
16
DRAGWAY, a race cour...
drailing
16
13
DRAIL, to dirty by d...
drainage
13
12
the act of draining...
drainers
13
10
DRAINER, someone or...
draining
14
13
DRAIN, to draw off a...
draisene
12
10
(historical) a dandy...
draisine
13
10
(historical) a dandy...
dramatic
18
15
pertaining to drama...
drammach
21
20
a mixture of raw mea...
dramming
17
18
DRAM, to tipple, dri...
drammock
20
22
a mixture of raw mea...
dramshop
19
17
a shop or barroom wh...
drangway
23
17
(English dialect) a...
dranting
14
13
DRANT, (dialect) to...
drapable
18
16
that can be draped,...
drapiers
16
12
DRAPIER, (obsolete)...
drapiest
16
12
DRAPEY, characterize...
drappies
18
15
DRAPPY, (Scots) a li...
drapping
19
18
DRAP, (Scots) to dro...
drastics
18
12
DRASTIC, a severe pu...
dratting
15
12
DRAT, to damn [v]
draughts
18
14
DRAUGHT, to draft [v...
draughty
24
16
exposed to currents...
draunted
13
12
DRAUNT, to drawl, to...
drawable
19
16
able to be drawn [ad...
drawback
23
22
a hinderance [n -S]
drawbars
19
15
DRAWBAR, a sliding b...
drawbore
18
15
a hole for joining a...
drawcord
20
16
a cord for drawing a...
drawdown
19
17
a reduction, a dimin...
drawings
18
15
DRAWING, a portrayal...
drawlers
18
13
DRAWLER, one who dra...
drawlier
18
13
DRAWLY, marked by dr...
drawling
19
16
DRAWL, to speak slow...
drawtube
19
16
a tube that slides w...
drayages
20
13
DRAYAGE, transportat...
dreaders
13
10
DREADER, someone who...
dreadest
13
10
DREAD, inspiring fea...
dreadful
17
15
awful [adj DREADFULL...
dreading
14
13
DREAD, to fear great...
dreamers
14
12
DREAMER, one that dr...
dreamery
20
14
a place favourable t...
dreamful
18
17
full of dreams [adj...
dreamier
14
12
DREAMY, full of drea...
dreamily
22
15
DREAMY, full of drea...
dreaming
15
15
in a state of dreami...
drearest
13
9
DREAR, dreary, also...
drearier
13
9
DREARY, dismal [adj]
drearies
13
9
DREARY, a dismal per...
drearily
21
12
DREARY, dismal [adv]
drearing
14
12
(Spenser) dreariness...
dreckier
18
16
DRECKY, rubbishy, al...
dreckish
21
18
like dreck, rubbish,...
dredgers
15
12
DREDGER, a boat or m...
dredging
16
15
matter that is dredg...
dreggier
16
13
DREGGY, full of dreg...
dreggish
19
15
somewhat dreggy [adj...
dreicher
19
14
DREICH, dreary, also...
dreidels
15
11
DREIDEL, a four-side...
dreigher
17
13
DREIGH, (Scots) drea...
drekkier
16
17
DREKKY, rubbishy, al...
drekkish
19
19
like drek, rubbish,...
drenched
18
16
DRENCH, to wet thoro...
drencher
18
15
something that drenc...
drenches
18
15
DRENCH, to wet thoro...
drepanid
15
14
a hook-tip moth [n -...
dressage
14
11
the training of a ho...
dressers
14
9
DRESSER, one that dr...
dressier
14
9
DRESSY, showy in dre...
dressily
22
12
DRESSY, showy in dre...
dressing
15
12
material applied to...
drevills
19
15
DREVILL, (Spenser) a...
dribbers
19
15
DRIBBER, (obsolete)...
dribbing
20
18
DRIB, to do by littl...
dribbled
20
17
DRIBBLE, to let sali...
dribbler
20
16
one who dribbles [n...
dribbles
20
16
DRIBBLE, to let sali...
dribblet
20
16
a small drop of liqu...
driblets
18
13
DRIBLET, a small dro...
dricksie
19
16
of timber, having hi...
driftage
17
14
deviation from a shi...
drifters
17
12
DRIFTER, one that dr...
driftier
17
12
DRIFTY, full of mass...
drifting
18
15
the act of moving wi...
driftnet
16
13
a large fishnet arra...
driftpin
19
16
a metal pin for secu...
drillers
17
11
DRILLER, one who dri...
drilling
18
14
a heavy twilled cott...
drinkers
15
14
DRINKER, one who dri...
drinking
16
17
the act of drinking...
dripless
18
13
designed not to drip...
drippers
19
15
DRIPPER, something f...
drippier
19
15
DRIPPY, silly, inane...
drippily
27
18
DRIPPY, silly, inane...
dripping
20
18
fat from meat [n -S]
drisheen
15
12
a type of Irish saus...
drivable
19
17
that can be driven,...
driveled
17
15
DRIVEL, to let saliv...
driveler
17
14
one who drivels, als...
driveway
25
18
a private road provi...
drivings
18
16
DRIVING, the act of...
drizzled
22
29
DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
drizzles
22
28
DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
droghers
17
13
DROGHER, a West Indi...
droguets
15
12
DROGUET, a ribbed wo...
droiling
16
13
DROIL, (obsolete) to...
drollery
22
13
something droll [n D...
drollest
16
11
DROLL, quaintly amus...
drolling
17
14
the act of a jester...
drollish
19
13
rather droll [adj]
dromical
19
16
relating to a raceco...
dromonds
14
14
DROMOND, a large fas...
drongoes
13
12
DRONGO, (Australian...
droniest
13
10
DRONY, monotonous [a...
dronklap
17
18
(Afrikaans) a drunka...
droogish
17
13
like a droog [adj]
drooking
15
16
a drenching, also DR...
droolier
14
10
DROOLY, drooling [ad...
drooling
15
13
DROOL, to let saliva...
droopier
15
12
DROOPY, hanging [adj...
droopily
23
15
DROOPY, hanging [adv...
drooping
16
15
DROOP, to hang downw...
drophead
17
15
a convertible car [n...
dropkick
22
23
a kick made by both...
droplets
17
13
DROPLET, a tiny drop...
droplock
21
20
a bank loan for whic...
dropouts
16
13
DROPOUT, one who dro...
droppers
18
15
DROPPER, a tube for...
dropping
19
18
something that has b...
dropples
19
16
DROPPLE, a trickle [...
dropseed
15
13
a type of grass [n -...
dropshot
18
14
a type of shot in te...
dropsied
16
13
(Shakespeare) diseas...
dropsies
16
12
DROPSY, unnatural ac...
droptops
18
15
DROPTOP, a convertib...
dropwise
19
15
by drops [adv]
dropwort
19
15
a wild flower, a spe...
droseras
13
9
DROSERA, a genus of...
droskies
15
13
DROSKY, an open carr...
drossier
14
9
DROSSY, worthless [a...
drostdys
21
12
DROSTDY, a type of S...
droughts
18
14
DROUGHT, a dry perio...
droughty
24
16
dry, also DROUTHY [a...
drouking
16
17
a drenching, also DR...
drovings
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DROVING, the action...
drownded
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drowners
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DROWNER, one who dro...
drowning
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an instance of someo...
drowsier
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DROWSY, sleepy [adj]
drowsily
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DROWSY, sleepy [adv]
drowsing
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DROWSE, to doze [v]
drubbers
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DRUBBER, one who dru...
drubbing
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a cudgelling [n -S]
drudgers
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DRUDGER, one who dru...
drudgery
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hard, tedious work [...
drudging
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DRUDGE, to do hard,...
drudgism
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uninteresting work [...
druggers
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DRUGGER, one who dru...
druggets
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DRUGGET, a coarse du...
druggier
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DRUGGY, affected by...
druggies
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DRUGGIE, (colloquial...
drugging
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DRUG, to dose with a...
druggist
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a person who deals i...
drugless
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being without drugs...
druglord
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a criminal controlli...
drugster
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a drug addict [n -S]
druidess
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a female druid [n -E...
druidism
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the religious system...
drumbeat
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the sound of a drum...
drumbled
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DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drumbles
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DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drumfire
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massed artillery fir...
drumfish
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a fish that makes a...
drumhead
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the material stretch...
drumlier
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drumlike
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resembling the head...
drumlins
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DRUMLIN, a long hill...
drummers
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DRUMMER, one who pla...
drummies
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DRUMMY, (South Afric...
drumming
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the sound made by a...
drummock
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a mixture of raw mea...
drumroll
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a roll played on a d...
drunkard
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one who is habituall...
drunkest
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drunkish
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somewhat drunk [adj]
drupelet
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a small part of a fr...
drusiest
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druthers
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DRUTHER, one's prefe...
druxiest
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DRUXY, of timber, ha...
drybeats
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DRYBEAT, to beat wit...
drylands
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DRYLAND, an arid reg...
drymouth
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excessive dryness of...
drypoint
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a sharp needle by wh...
drystone
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built from stones wi...
drysuits
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DRYSUIT, a close-fit...
drywalls
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DRYWALL, to build wi...
drywells
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DRYWELL, a hole for...
dualised
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DUALISE, to make two...
dualises
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DUALISE, to make two...
dualisms
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DUALISM, the doctrin...
dualists
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DUALIST, an adherent...
dualized
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DUALIZE, to make two...
dualizes
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DUALIZE, to make two...
duallies
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DUALLIE, a pickup tr...
dualling
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DUAL, to make a road...
duathlon
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an athletic event wh...
dubbined
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DUBBIN, to apply a p...
dubbings
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DUBBING, the act of...
dubitate
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to doubt [v DUBITATE...
dubniums
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DUBNIUM, an element...
dubonnet
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(French) a red colou...
dubsteps
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DUBSTEP, a genre of...
ducatoon
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an old silver coin i...
duchesse
19
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(French) a table-cov...
duckbill
24
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a platypus, also DUC...
duckfoot
20
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as in duckfoot quote...
duckiest
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DUCKY, (US slang) ex...
duckings
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DUCKING, duck-huntin...
duckling
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a young duck [n -S]
duckmole
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21
a platypus, also DUC...
duckpins
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DUCKPIN, a type of b...
ducktail
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(US) a style of hair...
duckwalk
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to do a comic walk,...
duckweed
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any of various tiny...
ductings
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DUCTING, a system of...
ductless
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without ducts [adj]
ductules
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DUCTULE, a small duc...
ductwork
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a system of ducts [n...
duddered
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DUDDER, to tremble,...
duddiest
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DUDDY, (Scots) ragge...
dudeness
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the state of being a...
dudettes
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DUDETTE, a dudish fe...
dudgeons
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DUDGEON, the haft of...
dudheens
15
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DUDHEEN, (Irish) a c...
dudishly
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in the manner of a d...
duecento
15
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(Italian) the thirte...
duelings
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DUELING, the act of...
duelists
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DUELIST, one who due...
duellers
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DUELLER, one who due...
duelling
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the act of fighting...
duellist
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one who duels, also...
duelsome
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given to duelling [a...
duetting
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DUET, to perform a d...
duettino
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a simple duet [n -S]
duettist
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a participant in a d...
duffings
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DUFFING, cattle stea...
dukedoms
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DUKEDOM, the domain...
dukeling
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a petty duke [n -S]
dukeries
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DUKERY, a duke's sea...
dukeship
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the entitlement to b...
dulcetly
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DULCET, sweet-toned...
dulciana
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a soft-toned organ s...
dulcians
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DULCIAN, (historical...
dulcimer
20
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a musical instrument...
dulcinea
17
15
a sweetheart [n -S]
dulcites
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DULCITE, a saccharin...
dulcitol
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a saccharine substan...
dulcoses
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DULCOSE, a saccharin...
dullards
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DULLARD, a dolt [n]
dulliest
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DULLY, somewhat dull...
dullness
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the state of being d...
dumaists
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DUMAIST, a member of...
dumbbell
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a weight lifted in f...
dumbcane
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a poisonous tropical...
dumbhead
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a stupid person [n -...
dumbness
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the state of being d...
dumbshit
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(slang) a stupid per...
dumbshow
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gesture without word...
dumbsize
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to reduce the size o...
dumfound
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to strike dumb; to c...
dummerer
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somebody who pretend...
dummiest
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DUMMY, sham, feigned...
dummkopf
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(German) a stupid pe...
dummying
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DUMMY, to fake [v]
dumosity
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bushiness [n DUMOSIT...
dumpbins
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DUMPBIN, a bin for r...
dumpcart
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a cart for collectin...
dumpiest
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DUMPY, short and thi...
dumpings
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DUMPING, the selling...
dumpling
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a ball of dough cook...
dumpsite
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a place for dumping...
dumpster
18
16
a large skip for ref...
duncedom
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the class of dunces...
dunching
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DUNCH, (Scots) to jo...
duncical
21
18
relating to a dunce...
duneland
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an area having many...
dunelike
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like a dune [adj]
dungaree
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a coarse cotton fabr...
dungeons
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DUNGEON, to confine...
dungheap
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a heap of dung [n -S...
dunghill
20
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a heap of manure [n...
dungiest
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13
DUNGY, having the qu...
dungmere
15
16
a manure-pit [n -S]
dunkings
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18
DUNKING, the act of...
dunnages
13
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DUNNAGE, wood laid i...
dunnakin
13
17
an outside lavatory,...
dunnarts
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DUNNART, an Australi...
dunniest
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DUNNY, stupid [adj]
dunnings
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DUNNING, the act of...
dunnites
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DUNNITE, a kind of e...
dunnocks
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DUNNOCK, the hedge-s...
dunshing
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DUNSH, (Scots) to jo...
duodenal
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pertaining to the du...
duodenum
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the first portion of...
duologue
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a conversation betwe...
duopsony
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the market condition...
duotones
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DUOTONE, a drawing e...
dupattas
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DUPATTA, a silk shaw...
duperies
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DUPERY, the act or p...
duplexed
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DUPLEX, to make dupl...
duplexer
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21
a system allowing us...
duplexes
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DUPLEX, to make dupl...
duplying
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DUPLY, to give a sec...
dupondii
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DUPONDIUS, an old Ro...
durables
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DURABLE, something t...
duramens
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DURAMEN, (Latin) the...
durances
16
14
DURANCE, restraint b...
duration
13
11
the portion of time...
durative
16
14
a verb denoting cont...
duresses
14
10
DURESS, compulsion b...
durgiest
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12
DURGY, dwarfish [adj...
durmasts
16
13
DURMAST, a Eurasian...
durndest
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DURNED, damned [adj]
durneder
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12
DURNED, damned [adj]
durukuli
18
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a small, nocturnal,...
duskened
14
16
DUSKEN, to grow dark...
duskiest
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14
DUSKY, somewhat dark...
duskness
15
15
duskiness [n -ES]
dustball
19
15
a ball of dust [n -S...
dustbins
17
14
DUSTBIN, a trash can...
dustcart
18
13
a cart used for coll...
dustcoat
17
13
an overall; a light...
dustheap
18
15
a pile of trash [n -...
dustiest
15
10
DUSTY, full of dust...
dustings
16
13
DUSTING, a light spr...
dustless
16
11
free of dust [adj]
dustlike
17
15
resembling dust [adj...
dustoffs
19
16
DUSTOFF, a military...
dustpans
16
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DUSTPAN, a pan for h...
dustrags
16
12
DUSTRAG, a rag used...
dutchman
20
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something used to hi...
dutchmen
20
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DUTCHMAN, something...
dutiable
17
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subject to import ta...
duumviri
19
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DUUMVIR, a magistrat...
duumvirs
19
18
DUUMVIR, a magistrat...
duvetine
15
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(tradename) a smooth...
duvetyne
21
17
(tradename) a smooth...
duvetyns
22
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DUVETYN, (tradename)...
duxelles
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(French) a mince of...
dvandvas
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DVANDVA, (Sanskrit)...
dvorniks
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DVORNIK, (Russian) a...
dwalming
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DWALM, to swoon, als...
dwamming
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DWAM, to swoon, also...
dwarfest
19
15
DWARF, extremely sma...
dwarfing
20
18
DWARF, to cause to a...
dwarfish
22
17
like a dwarf [adj DW...
dwarfism
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a condition of stunt...
dwauming
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DWAUM, to swoon, als...
dweebier
18
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DWEEBY, socially ine...
dweebish
21
17
socially inept, also...
dwellers
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DWELLER, one who dwe...
dwelling
20
17
the place where one...
dwindled
18
16
DWINDLE, to decrease...
dwindles
18
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DWINDLE, to decrease...
dyarchal
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relating to a dyarch...
dyarchic
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relating to a dyarch...
dybbukim
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DYBBUK, (Yiddish) a...
dyelines
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DYELINE, a photocopy...
dyesters
20
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DYESTER, (Scots) one...
dyestuff
25
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a substance used in...
dyeweeds
22
15
DYEWEED, a shrub tha...
dyewoods
22
15
DYEWOOD, any wood fr...
dyeworks
24
18
a place where dye is...
dynamics
24
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DYNAMIC, a physical...
dynamise
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to make dynamic, als...
dynamism
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a theory of the univ...
dynamist
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one who accounts for...
dynamite
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15
to blow up with a po...
dynamize
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to make dynamic, als...
dynastic
23
15
relating to a dynast...
dynatron
18
13
an electrode thermio...
dyschroa
25
16
discoloration of the...
dysgenic
24
17
causing the deterior...
dyslalia
22
13
defective speech cha...
dyslexia
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impairment of the ab...
dyslexic
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suffering from dysle...
dysmelia
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the condition in whi...
dysmelic
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suffering from dysme...
dysodile
21
13
an impure earthy or...
dysodils
22
13
DYSODIL, an impure e...
dysodyle
27
15
an impure earthy or...
dyspathy
31
18
dislike, also DISPAT...
dyspepsy
31
19
indigestion [n DYSPE...
dysphagy
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difficulty in swallo...
dyspneal
22
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of or like dyspnea,...
dyspneas
21
15
DYSPNEA, laboured br...
dyspneic
25
18
of or like dyspnea,...
dyspnoea
20
15
laboured breathing,...
dyspnoic
25
18
of or like dyspnoea,...
dystaxia
26
18
a form of muscular t...
dystaxic
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relating to or affec...
dystocia
23
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difficult labour and...
dystonia
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a condition of disor...
dystonic
23
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relating to dystonia...
dystopia
22
14
a place thought of a...
dysurias
21
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DYSURIA, pain in pas...
dysuries
21
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DYSURY, pain in pass...
dytiscid
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a carnivorous water...
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