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macadams
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MACADAM, pavement ma...
macahuba
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an American palm, wh...
macallum
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(Scots) a dish of va...
macaques
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MACAQUE, a kind of s...
macarise
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to declare to be ble...
macarism
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a beatitude [n -S]
macarize
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to declare to be ble...
macaroni
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a tubular pasta, als...
macaroon
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a sweet biscuit made...
macassar
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a kind of hair-oil [...
maccabaw
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a type of snuff, als...
maccaboy
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a type of snuff, als...
maccoboy
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a type of snuff, als...
macerals
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MACERAL, any of the...
macerate
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to soften by soaking...
machacas
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19
MACHACA, (Spanish) a...
machairs
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16
MACHAIR, (Gaelic) a...
machetes
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MACHETE, a large hea...
machined
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MACHINE, to process...
machines
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17
MACHINE, to process...
machismo
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the quality of being...
machoism
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the quality of being...
machrees
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16
MACHREE, (Anglo-Iris...
machzors
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MACHZOR, a Jewish pr...
mackerel
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a marine food fish [...
mackinaw
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(Native American) a...
mackling
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MACKLE, to blur in p...
macrames
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MACRAME, ornamental...
macramis
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MACRAMI, ornamental...
macropod
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an animal of the mar...
macrural
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long-tailed, also MA...
macruran
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any of a suborder of...
maculate
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to spot or stain [v...
maculing
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19
MACULE, to blur in p...
maculose
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spotted [adj]
macumbas
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MACUMBA, a Black rel...
madaming
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MADAM, to address as...
madbrain
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(Shakespeare) a rash...
maddened
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MADDEN, to make or b...
maddocks
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MADDOCK, a kind of p...
madefied
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MADEFY, (archaic) to...
madefies
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MADEFY, (archaic) to...
madeiras
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MADEIRA, a white win...
maderise
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to become flat and r...
maderize
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to become flat and r...
madeuppy
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(colloquial) artific...
madhouse
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an insane asylum [n...
madisons
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MADISON, a type of c...
madlings
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MADLING, a mad perso...
madonnas
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MADONNA, a former It...
madoquas
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MADOQUA, a small Aby...
madrasah
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(Arabic) an Islamic...
madrasas
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MADRASA, (Arabic) an...
madrases
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MADRAS, a fine plain...
madrassa
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(Arabic) an Islamic...
madrigal
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an unaccompanied son...
madronas
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MADRONA, (Spanish) a...
madrones
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MADRONE, (Spanish) a...
madronos
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MADRONO, (Spanish) a...
madwoman
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a woman who is insan...
madwomen
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MADWOMAN, a woman wh...
madworts
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MADWORT, any of vari...
madzoons
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MADZOON, a food simi...
maenades
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MAENAD, a female fol...
maenadic
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like a maenad, furio...
maestoso
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a stately musical pa...
maestros
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MAESTRO, a master of...
mafficks
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MAFFICK, to celebrat...
maffling
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a simpleton, also MA...
mafflins
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MAFFLIN, a simpleton...
mafiosos
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MAFIOSO, a member of...
magainin
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one of several chemi...
magalogs
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MAGALOG, (colloquial...
magazine
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a type of periodical...
magdalen
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a reformed prostitut...
magentas
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MAGENTA, a purplish...
mageship
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the office of a sorc...
magician
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one who is skilled i...
magicked
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MAGIC, to work spell...
magister
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a person licensed to...
magmatic
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of or like magma, mo...
magnates
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MAGNATE, a great or...
magneses
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MAGNES, (archaic) a...
magnesia
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an ore of magnesium...
magnesic
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relating to magnesia...
magnetar
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a type of neutron st...
magnetic
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relating to magnets,...
magneton
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a unit of magnetic m...
magnetos
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MAGNETO, a small ele...
magnific
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(archaic) magnificen...
magnolia
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any tree or shrub of...
magnoxes
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MAGNOX, (tradename)...
maharaja
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a king or prince in...
maharani
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(Sanskrit) the wife...
mahatmas
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MAHATMA, (Sanskrit)...
mahimahi
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(Hawaiian) the dolph...
mahjongg
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a game of Chinese or...
mahjongs
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MAHJONG, a game of C...
mahogany
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any of various tropi...
mahonias
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MAHONIA, a shrub of...
mahseers
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MAHSEER, a large fre...
mahuangs
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MAHUANG, (Chinese) a...
mahzorim
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MAHZOR, a Jewish pra...
maiasaur
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a species of herbivo...
maidenly
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in the manner of a m...
maidhood
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the state of being a...
maidisms
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MAIDISM, a chronic d...
maidless
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without a main [adj]
maieutic
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of or relating to th...
mailable
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able to be mailed [a...
mailbags
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MAILBAG, a bag conta...
mailboat
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a boat that carries...
mailcars
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MAILCAR, a railway c...
mailgram
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(tradename) to send...
mailings
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MAILING, a batch of...
mailless
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without armour [adj]
maillots
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MAILLOT, (French) ti...
mailroom
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a room in an office...
mailsack
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a sack in which mail...
mailshot
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targeted advertising...
mailvans
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MAILVAN, any vehicle...
maimings
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MAIMING, the act of...
mainboom
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the spar that extend...
maindoor
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the principal door o...
mainland
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a principal land mas...
mainline
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to inject a narcotic...
mainmast
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the principal mast o...
mainours
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MAINOUR, (archaic) a...
mainsail
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the principal sail o...
mainstay
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the principal suppor...
maintain
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to keep in proper co...
maintops
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MAINTOP, a platform...
mainyard
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the lower yard on th...
maiolica
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an elaborate, highly...
mairehau
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a small aromatic shr...
maisters
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MAISTER, (Scots) to...
majaguas
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MAJAGUA, a tropical...
majestic
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having majesty, also...
majlises
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MAJLIS, (Arabic) an...
majolica
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an elaborate, highly...
majorats
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MAJORAT, the circums...
majoring
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MAJOR, to pursue a s...
majority
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the greater number [...
makeable
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that can be made, al...
makebate
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(archaic) a mischief...
makefast
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an object to which a...
makeless
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matchless [adj]
makeover
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a complete change of...
makimono
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a Japanese ornamenta...
makutued
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MAKUTU, to cast a sp...
malaccas
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MALACCA, the cane of...
malacias
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MALACIA, a pathologi...
maladies
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MALADY, an illness [...
malaises
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MALAISE, a feeling o...
malamute
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an Alaskan sled dog,...
malander
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an eruption of the s...
malangas
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MALANGA, a tropical...
malapert
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(archaic) impudently...
malaprop
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a humorous misuse of...
malarial
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relating to malaria,...
malarian
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relating to malaria,...
malarias
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MALARIA, an infectio...
malarkey
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(US colloquial) absu...
malaroma
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an offensive odor, a...
malaxage
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the softening of cla...
malaxate
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to soften by kneadin...
malaxing
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MALAX, to soften by...
maleates
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MALEATE, a salt of m...
maledict
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(archaic) to curse [...
malefice
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(archaic) an evil de...
malemiut
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an Alaskan sled dog,...
malemute
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an Alaskan sled dog,...
maleness
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the quality of being...
malgrado
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(obsolete) in spite...
malgring
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MALGRE, (archaic) to...
malichos
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MALICHO, (Shakespear...
malicing
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MALICE, to have ill-...
maligned
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MALIGN, to speak evi...
maligner
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one who maligns [n -...
malignly
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MALIGN, evil [adv]
malihini
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a newcomer to Hawaii...
malinger
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to feign illness in...
malisons
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MALISON, a curse, a...
mallards
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14
MALLARD, a wild duck...
mallcore
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a form of music that...
malleate
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to hammer; to beat i...
mallecho
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18
(Shakespeare) mischi...
malleoli
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MALLEOLUS, a rounded...
mallings
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MALLING, a mauling [...
malmiest
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MALMY, resembling ma...
malmseys
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MALMSEY, a strong sw...
malodors
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MALODOR, an offensiv...
malodour
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an offensive odor, a...
malonate
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a salt of malonic ac...
malposed
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being in the wrong p...
malstick
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a stick used by pain...
maltases
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MALTASE, an enzyme t...
maltiest
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MALTY, resembling ma...
maltings
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MALTING, a building...
maltoses
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MALTOSE, a hard, whi...
maltreat
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to treat badly [v -E...
maltster
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one who makes malt,...
maltworm
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a lover of malted li...
malvasia
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a type of grape from...
malvesie
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a strong sweet wine,...
malwares
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15
MALWARE, software th...
mamaguys
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MAMAGUY, (Caribbean)...
mamakaus
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MAMAKAU, (Maori) a t...
mamaliga
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a type of corn meal...
mamasans
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MAMASAN, a Japanese...
mamateek
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(American Indian) a...
mamboing
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MAMBO, to dance the...
mamelons
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MAMELON, (French) a...
mameluco
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a child born of a wh...
mameluke
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(historical) one of...
mamillae
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MAMILLA, the nipple...
mamillar
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relating to the nipp...
mammatus
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a type of cloud [n M...
mammered
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MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mammetry
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idolatry, also MAWME...
mammifer
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a mammal [n -S]
mammilla
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the nipple of the ma...
mammitis
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17
inflammation of the...
mammocks
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MAMMOCK, (Shakespear...
mammoths
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MAMMOTH, an extinct...
mamparas
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MAMPARA, (South Afri...
mampoers
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MAMPOER, (Afrikaans)...
mamselle
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a form of address fo...
mamzerim
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MAMZER, (Yiddish) an...
manacled
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MANACLE, to handcuff...
manacles
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MANACLE, to handcuff...
managers
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MANAGER, one that ma...
managing
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MANAGE, to control o...
manakins
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MANAKIN, any of vari...
manatees
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MANATEE, a large aqu...
manatoid
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relating to a manate...
manbands
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MANBAND, an all-male...
mancalas
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MANCALA, a variety o...
mancando
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fading away [adj]
manchets
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17
MANCHET, in heraldry...
manciple
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19
an steward authorize...
mancuses
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MANCUS, (historical)...
mandalas
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MANDALA, a pictorial...
mandalic
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of or like a mandala...
mandamus
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to command by writ f...
mandarin
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a member of one of n...
mandated
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MANDATE, to issue wi...
mandates
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MANDATE, to issue wi...
mandator
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one who gives a mand...
mandible
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the bone of the lowe...
mandioca
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(Tupi) a plant of th...
mandiocs
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MANDIOC, (Tupi) a pl...
mandiras
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MANDIRA, a Hindu tem...
mandolas
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MANDOLA, (Italian) a...
mandolin
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a musical instrument...
mandoras
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MANDORA, (Italian) a...
mandorla
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(Italian) any almond...
mandrake
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17
a poisonous and narc...
mandrels
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14
MANDREL, a bar of ir...
mandrill
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15
a large West African...
mandrils
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14
MANDRIL, a bar of ir...
maneging
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17
MANEGE, to train hor...
maneless
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without a mane [adj]
maneuver
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to perform a stratag...
manfully
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20
MANFUL, courageous [...
mangabey
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a long-tailed Africa...
manganic
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of manganese of high...
manganin
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an alloy of copper,...
mangeaos
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MANGEAO, a small New...
mangiest
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MANGEY, affected wit...
manglers
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MANGLER, one who man...
mangling
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MANGLE, to hack, tea...
mangolds
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MANGOLD, a variety o...
mangonel
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(historical) a medie...
mangrove
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any of various tropi...
manholes
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MANHOLE, an opening...
manhoods
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MANHOOD, the state o...
manhunts
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MANHUNT, an intensiv...
maniacal
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relating to a maniac...
manicure
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16
to have the hands an...
manifest
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clear, obvious [adj...
manifold
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many in number, also...
maniform
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18
having the form of a...
manihocs
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17
MANIHOC, (Tupi) a pl...
manihots
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14
MANIHOT, (Tupi) a pl...
manikins
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17
MANIKIN, an anatomic...
manillas
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MANILLA, (Spanish) a...
manilles
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14
MANILLE, (French) in...
maniocas
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15
MANIOCA, (Tupi) a pl...
maniples
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MANIPLE, (Latin) a s...
manitous
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MANITOU, (Native Ame...
manjacks
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MANJACK, a West Indi...
mankiest
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MANKY, (Scots) filth...
mankinds
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18
MANKIND, the human r...
mankinis
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17
MANKINI, a man's swi...
manliest
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13
MANLY, having the qu...
mannered
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having a certain man...
mannerly
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16
polite [adj]
mannikin
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18
an anatomical model...
mannites
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MANNITE, a sweet alc...
mannitic
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pertaining to or der...
mannitol
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14
a sweet alcohol obta...
mannoses
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13
MANNOSE, a sugar obt...
manorial
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13
relating to a manor...
manpacks
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MANPACK, a pack desi...
manpower
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available resources...
manrents
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MANRENT, (Scots) hom...
manrider
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a paddy train [n -S]
manropes
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MANROPE, a rope used...
mansards
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13
MANSARD, a type of r...
manscape
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to trim or remove a...
manshift
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the work done by one...
mansions
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MANSION, a large imp...
mansonry
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15
(Shakespeare) reside...
mansuete
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(archaic) tame, gent...
mansworn
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(archaic) a perjurer...
manteaus
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MANTEAU, (French) a...
manteaux
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MANTEAU, (French) a...
manteels
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13
MANTEEL, (obsolete)...
mantelet
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13
a mobile screen used...
mantilla
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14
a veil covering the...
mantises
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12
MANTIS, a predatory...
mantissa
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12
the decimal part of...
mantlets
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13
MANTLET, a mobile sc...
mantling
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the drapery of a coa...
mantrams
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15
MANTRAM, (Sanskrit)...
mantraps
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MANTRAP, a trap for...
manually
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17
MANUAL, by use of th...
manubria
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MANUBRIUM, any handl...
manucode
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17
(Javanese) a bird of...
manuhiri
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15
(Maori) a non-Maori...
manumeas
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MANUMEA, a Samoan pi...
manumits
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MANUMIT, to free fro...
manurers
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MANURER, one who man...
manurial
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14
pertaining to manure...
manuring
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16
the act of fertilizi...
manwards
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towards man, also MA...
manyatas
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14
MANYATA, a small Mas...
manyatta
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14
a small Masai settle...
manyfold
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19
many in number, also...
manzello
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23
a musical instrument...
maormors
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14
MAORMOR, (Irish) a h...
mapmaker
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21
one who makes maps [...
mappable
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21
able to be mapped [a...
mappings
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MAPPING, a mathemati...
mappists
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17
MAPPIST, one who wor...
mapstick
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21
the long handle of a...
maquette
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21
(French) a small mod...
maquilas
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22
MAQUILA, (Spanish) a...
marabous
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MARABOU, an African...
marabout
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15
an African stork, al...
maraging
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16
a process by which a...
marantas
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12
MARANTA, a genus of...
marascas
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14
MARASCA, (Italian) a...
marasmic
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17
wasting away [adj]
marasmus
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15
a wasting away of th...
marathon
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14
a long-distance race...
marauded
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14
MARAUD, to wander in...
marauder
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13
one who marauds [n -...
maravedi
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16
a former coin of Spa...
marblers
18
15
MARBLER, one who wor...
marblier
18
15
MARBLY, mottled [adj...
marbling
19
18
the intermixture of...
marcatos
17
14
MARCATO, a musical p...
marcella
19
16
a cotton, linen, twi...
marchers
20
16
MARCHER, one that ma...
marchesa
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16
the wife or widow of...
marchese
19
16
an Italian nobleman...
marchesi
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16
MARCHESE, an Italian...
marching
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19
MARCH, to walk in a...
marchman
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20
a person living near...
marchmen
20
20
MARCHMAN, a person l...
marconis
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15
MARCONI, to communic...
mardiest
15
12
MARDY, petulant [adj...
mardying
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17
MARDY, to behave lik...
maremmas
16
17
MAREMMA, (Italian) a...
margaric
19
16
pearl-like, also MAR...
margarin
15
14
a butter substitute...
margates
15
13
MARGATE, a tropical...
margents
15
14
MARGENT, to provide...
marginal
16
15
anything in or on a...
margined
15
15
MARGIN, to provide w...
margosas
15
13
MARGOSA, a large tre...
margrave
17
17
(German) a German no...
mariachi
20
16
a Mexican musical ba...
marigold
17
15
a composite plant of...
marigram
17
16
a record of tide lev...
marimbas
18
17
MARIMBA, a percussio...
marinade
13
13
to soak in seasoned...
marinara
13
12
a seasoned tomato sa...
marinate
13
12
to soak in seasoned...
marinera
13
12
a Peruvian folk-danc...
mariners
14
12
MARINER, a sailor [n...
mariposa
16
14
any of several lilia...
marishes
17
13
MARISH, a tract of l...
maritage
15
13
the right of a feuda...
maritime
16
14
relating to the sea...
marjoram
17
23
any of various labia...
markdown
18
20
the act of labelling...
markedly
23
19
MARKED [adv]
marketed
15
16
MARKET, to offer for...
marketer
15
15
one that markets, al...
markhoor
17
17
a wild goat of the m...
markhors
18
17
MARKHOR, a wild goat...
markings
17
18
MARKING, a pattern o...
marksman
16
19
a person skillful at...
marksmen
16
19
MARKSMAN, a person s...
marliest
16
12
MARLY, abounding wit...
marlines
15
13
MARLINE, a line of t...
marlings
17
15
MARLING, the act of...
marlites
16
12
MARLITE, marl with 2...
marlitic
20
15
partaking of the qua...
marmites
16
14
MARMITE, (French) a...
marmoses
15
14
MARMOSE, a small Sou...
marmoset
15
14
a kind of small monk...
marocain
16
15
a dress material fin...
marooned
12
13
MAROON, to abandon i...
marooner
12
12
one who maroons [n -...
maroquin
22
22
goat leather, morocc...
marplots
18
15
MARPLOT, (archaic) a...
marquees
22
21
MARQUEE, a large ten...
marquess
23
21
a British or Irish h...
marquise
23
21
the wife or widow of...
marranos
13
12
MARRANO, (Spanish) a...
marriage
15
13
the legal union of a...
marrieds
15
12
MARRIED, one who has...
marriers
15
11
MARRIER, one who mar...
marrowed
17
15
MARROW, to be a mate...
marrying
22
16
the act of marrying...
marsalas
15
12
MARSALA, (Italian) a...
marshall
19
15
to put in proper ord...
marshals
18
14
MARSHAL, to put in p...
marshier
17
13
MARSHY, resembling a...
marsport
17
14
(archaic) a spoilspo...
marsupia
17
15
MARSUPIUM, the pouch...
martagon
14
14
a kind of lily [n -S...
martello
16
13
(Italian) a circular...
martexts
21
18
MARTEXT, an ignorant...
martials
16
12
as in court martials...
martians
14
12
MARTIAN, a supposed...
martinet
14
12
a strict disciplinar...
martinis
15
12
MARTINI, an alcoholi...
martlets
16
12
MARTLET, a small bir...
martyred
21
14
MARTYR, to put someo...
martyria
21
13
MARTYRIUM, a shrine...
martyrly
29
16
resembling martyr [a...
marveled
17
17
MARVEL, to be filled...
marveler
17
16
one who marvels [n -...
marvered
16
16
MARVER, to roll glas...
marviest
17
15
MARVY, marvellous [a...
marybuds
24
18
MARYBUD, a marigold...
maryjane
21
23
(slang) marijuana [n...
marzipan
19
24
a confection of grou...
mascaras
17
14
MASCARA, to apply ma...
mascaron
16
15
a grotesque face on...
mashgiah
20
17
(Hebrew) a person wh...
mashiach
22
18
(Judaism) the messia...
mashiest
17
13
MASHY, of the nature...
mashings
18
16
MASHING, the act of...
mashlams
19
17
MASHLAM, a mixed gra...
mashlims
20
17
MASHLIM, a mixed gra...
mashlins
18
15
MASHLIN, a mixed gra...
mashloch
23
19
a mixed grain, also...
mashlums
20
18
MASHLUM, a mixed gra...
maskable
18
19
able to be masked [a...
maskings
17
18
MASKING, a piece of...
masklike
18
20
like a mask [adj]
masoning
14
15
MASON, to build or r...
masonite
13
12
(tradename) a kind o...
masoolah
16
14
an Indian surf-boat,...
masquers
23
21
MASQUER, one who wea...
massacre
17
14
to slaughter [v MASS...
massaged
15
14
MASSAGE, to knead or...
massager
15
13
one who massages [n...
massages
15
13
MASSAGE, to knead or...
masscult
20
16
culture as promoted...
massedly
22
15
MASSED [adv]
masseter
14
11
a muscle that raises...
masseurs
15
12
MASSEUR, (French) a...
masseuse
14
12
(French) a female wh...
massicot
18
14
(French) yellow lead...
massiest
15
11
MASSY, solid, full o...
massives
17
15
MASSIVE, a group of...
massless
16
12
without mass e.g. of...
massoola
14
12
an Indian surf-boat,...
masstige
16
13
the impression of ex...
mastabah
18
16
an ancient Egyptian...
mastabas
16
14
MASTABA, an ancient...
mastered
14
12
MASTER, to become sk...
masterly
22
14
very skillful [adj]
masthead
16
14
the head of a mast [...
mastiche
20
16
a pale yellow gum re...
mastichs
21
16
MASTICH, a pale yell...
masticot
18
14
(French) yellow lead...
mastiest
15
11
MASTY, as if well fe...
mastiffs
20
17
MASTIFF, a large sho...
mastitic
19
14
relating to mastitis...
mastitis
16
11
inflammation of the...
mastixes
21
18
MASTIX, a pale yello...
mastless
16
12
bearing no mast; as,...
mastlike
17
16
like a mast [adj]
mastodon
13
13
a large extinct mamm...
mastoids
15
12
MASTOID, a prominenc...
masurium
17
16
a name proposed for...
matachin
19
17
(Spanish) a masked s...
matadora
13
12
a female matador [n...
matadore
13
12
the man who kills th...
matadors
14
12
MATADOR, the bullfig...
matamata
14
14
a South American riv...
matchbox
28
26
a small box [n -ES]
matchers
20
16
MATCHER, one who mat...
matchets
20
16
MATCHET, a large hea...
matching
21
19
MATCH, to be equal t...
matchups
23
20
MATCHUP, a setting o...
mateless
15
12
without a mate [adj]
matelote
14
12
a kind of rich fish...
matelots
15
12
MATELOT, (French) a...
material
15
12
relevant [adj MATERI...
materiel
15
12
(French) material; e...
maternal
14
13
pertaining to a moth...
mateship
19
16
the state of being a...
matfelon
16
16
the greater knapweed...
matgrass
16
13
a rushlike moorland...
matheses
16
13
MATHESIS, mental dis...
mathesis
17
13
mental discipline [n...
matildas
16
13
MATILDA, (Australian...
matinees
13
12
MATINEE, (French) an...
matiness
14
12
friendliness [n -ES]
matookes
14
15
MATOOKE, in Uganda,...
matrices
18
14
MATRICE, the womb; t...
matrixes
21
18
MATRIX, the womb; th...
matronal
14
13
like a matron [adj]
matronly
21
15
like a matron [adj]
matsuris
16
12
MATSURI, (Japanese)...
mattedly
22
15
MATTED [adv]
mattered
14
12
MATTER, to be of imp...
mattings
16
14
MATTING, a woven fab...
mattocks
19
18
MATTOCK, a kind of p...
mattoids
15
12
MATTOID, a person on...
mattrass
15
11
a long-necked round-...
mattress
15
11
a large pad filled w...
maturate
14
12
to develop fully, al...
maturely
22
15
MATURE, fully develo...
maturers
15
12
MATURER, one that br...
maturest
15
12
MATURE, fully develo...
maturing
16
15
MATURE, to develop f...
maturity
22
14
the state of being m...
matutine
14
13
relating to or occur...
matweeds
17
15
MATWEED, a name of s...
matzoons
16
21
MATZOON, a food simi...
maugring
17
17
MAUGRE, to show spit...
maulgred
17
16
MAULGRE, to show spi...
maulgres
17
15
MAULGRE, to show spi...
maulings
17
16
MAULING, the act of...
maumetry
22
17
the religion of Moha...
maunders
14
14
MAUNDER, to talk inc...
maundies
14
14
MAUNDY, a religious...
maunding
15
17
MAUND, (obsolete) to...
maungier
15
15
MAUNGY, scabby, also...
mausiest
15
12
MAUSY, foggy, misty,...
mausolea
14
13
MAUSOLEUM, a large,...
mauthers
17
14
MAUTHER, an awkward...
mauvaise
16
16
(French) bad, wicked...
mauveine
15
17
a mauve dye, also MA...
mauveins
16
17
MAUVEIN, a mauve dye...
mauvines
16
17
MAUVINE, a mauve dye...
mauziest
18
21
MAUZY, foggy, misty,...
maverick
21
22
an unbranded animal;...
mawbound
19
20
constipated by impac...
mawkiest
19
18
MAWKY, maggoty [adj]
mawmetry
25
19
the religion of Moha...
mawpuses
20
18
MAWPUS, (slang) a sm...
mawseeds
17
15
MAWSEED, the seed of...
mawthers
20
16
MAWTHER, (dialect) a...
maxiboat
22
21
a large racing yacht...
maxicoat
23
21
a long coat [n -S]
maxillae
22
20
MAXILLA, the bone of...
maxillar
23
20
relating to the maxi...
maxillas
23
20
MAXILLA, the bone of...
maximals
23
22
MAXIMAL, an element...
maximand
21
23
something that is to...
maximins
22
22
MAXIMIN, the highest...
maximise
22
21
to make as great as...
maximist
23
21
a habitual maker of...
maximite
22
21
a powerful explosive...
maximize
25
30
to make as great as...
maximums
24
25
MAXIMUM, the largest...
maxwells
26
23
MAXWELL, a unit of m...
mayapple
25
20
an American plant, t...
maybirds
24
17
MAYBIRD, an American...
mayflies
24
17
MAYFLY, a short-live...
mayoress
20
13
a female mayor [n -E...
maypoles
23
17
MAYPOLE, a decorated...
maysters
21
13
MAYSTER, (Spenser) m...
mayweeds
23
17
MAYWEED, a name for...
mazaedia
16
21
MAZAEDIUM, a spore-p...
mazarine
16
21
a rich blue or reddi...
mazelike
19
25
like a maze [adj]
mazeltov
20
25
(Yiddish) congratula...
mazement
17
24
bewilderment, also A...
maziness
17
21
the quality of being...
mazourka
18
25
a Polish dance, also...
mazurkas
19
25
MAZURKA, a Polish fo...
mazzards
21
30
MAZZARD, a kind of s...
mbaqanga
24
26
(Zulu) a type of Bla...
meacocks
21
21
MEACOCK, (Shakespear...
meagerer
14
13
MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
meagerly
22
16
MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
meagrely
22
16
MEAGRE, inadequate,...
meagrest
15
13
MEAGRE, inadequate,...
mealiest
15
12
MEALY, covered with...
mealless
16
13
without a meal [adj]
mealtime
16
15
the usual time for a...
mealworm
19
18
the destructive larv...
mealybug
25
20
a destructive insect...
meanders
13
13
MEANDER, to wander [...
meanings
14
15
MEANING, the sense i...
meanness
12
13
the state of being m...
meantime
14
15
the intervening time...
measlier
15
12
MEASLY, spotty, palt...
measling
16
15
MEASLE, (archaic) to...
measured
14
13
MEASURE, to compare...
measurer
14
12
one who measures [n...
measures
14
12
MEASURE, to compare...
meataxes
19
18
MEATAXE, a meat clea...
meatball
18
16
a small ball of minc...
meathead
15
14
(US slang) a stupid...
meathook
16
17
a hook on which to h...
meatiest
14
11
MEATY, full of meat...
meatless
15
12
without meat [adj]
meatloaf
16
15
a baked loaf of grou...
meatuses
14
12
MEATUS, a natural bo...
mechanic
22
20
a person who works w...
mechitza
23
25
a partition separati...
mechouis
20
17
MECHOUI, (Canadian)...
meconate
15
15
a salt of meconic ac...
meconins
16
16
MECONIN, a white, fu...
meconium
18
19
the first fecal excr...
medaccas
20
18
MEDACCA, a small Jap...
medalets
15
13
MEDALET, a small med...
medaling
16
16
MEDAL, to honour wit...
medalist
16
13
one who wins a medal...
medalled
16
15
MEDAL, to honour wit...
medallic
20
17
pertaining to a meda...
medcinal
18
17
(Milton) medicinal,...
meddlers
16
14
MEDDLER, one who med...
meddling
17
17
interfering [adj MED...
medevacs
19
19
MEDEVAC, to evacuate...
medflies
18
16
MEDFLY, a Mediterran...
medially
23
16
MEDIAL, in the middl...
medianly
21
16
MEDIAN, middle [adv]
mediants
14
13
MEDIANT, the third t...
mediated
14
13
MEDIATE, to act as a...
mediates
14
12
MEDIATE, to act as a...
mediator
14
12
one who mediates [n...
medicaid
18
16
a type of government...
medicals
19
16
MEDICAL, a medical e...
medicant
17
16
a healing substance...
medicare
17
15
a type of government...
medicate
17
15
to treat with medici...
medicide
18
16
a medically assisted...
medicine
17
16
to treat with a subs...
medieval
17
17
belonging to the Mid...
medigaps
18
17
MEDIGAP, a supplemen...
mediocre
17
15
neither good nor bad...
meditate
14
12
to consider thoughtf...
mediuses
15
13
MEDIUS, the middle f...
medivacs
20
19
MEDIVAC, to evacuate...
medresas
14
12
MEDRESA, (Arabic) an...
medreses
14
12
MEDRESE, (Arabic) an...
medullae
16
15
MEDULLA, the central...
medullar
17
15
consisting of or res...
medullas
17
15
MEDULLA, the central...
medusans
14
14
MEDUSAN, a jellyfish...
medusoid
15
14
a jellyfish, also ME...
meekened
13
17
MEEKEN, to make meek...
meekness
14
16
the quality of being...
meercats
17
14
MEERCAT, a South Afr...
meerkats
15
15
MEERKAT, a South Afr...
meetings
15
14
MEETING, an assembly...
meetness
13
12
suitability [n -ES]
megabars
17
16
MEGABAR, a unit of p...
megabits
18
16
MEGABIT, a unit of c...
megabuck
22
24
one million dollars...
megabyte
23
18
1,048,576 bytes [n -...
megacity
25
18
a very large city [n...
megadeal
15
15
a business deal invo...
megadose
14
14
an abnormally large...
megadyne
20
17
a unit of force [n -...
megaflop
20
20
a measure of computi...
megafogs
18
18
MEGAFOG, a fog signa...
megahits
18
15
MEGAHIT, something e...
megalith
19
16
a huge stone used in...
megalops
18
17
a larval stage of mo...
megamall
18
18
a very large shoppin...
megaplex
24
24
a large building hav...
megapode
16
17
one of a family of b...
megapods
17
17
MEGAPOD, one of a fa...
megarads
15
14
MEGARAD, a measure o...
megarons
14
14
MEGARON, the princip...
megasses
15
13
MEGASS, crushed suga...
megastar
15
13
an extremely success...
megatons
14
14
MEGATON, a unit of e...
megavolt
18
18
a unit of electromot...
megawatt
18
16
a unit of power, a m...
megillah
20
17
(Hebrew) a scroll co...
megillas
18
15
MEGILLA, (Hebrew) a...
megilphs
22
19
MEGILPH, a substance...
meiocyte
23
16
a cell which divides...
meionite
13
12
one of a group of ra...
meisters
15
11
MEISTER, (German) an...
mejlises
18
21
MEJLIS, (Arabic) an...
melaenas
13
13
MELAENA, a condition...
melamdim
18
19
MELAMED, a teacher i...
melamine
15
16
a colourless crystal...
melanges
15
15
MELANGE, (French) a...
melanian
13
14
one of a family of f...
melanics
18
16
MELANIC, one who is...
melanins
14
14
MELANIN, any of vari...
melanise
14
13
to make dark, also M...
melanism
16
16
abnormally dark pigm...
melanist
15
13
one who is affected...
melanite
14
13
a black variety of g...
melanize
17
22
to make dark, also M...
melanoid
14
14
suffering from melan...
melanoma
14
16
a darkly pigmented t...
melanous
14
14
dark-complexioned, a...
melilite
17
13
a tetragonal mineral...
melilots
17
13
MELILOT, a wild flow...
melinite
15
13
a powerful explosive...
melismas
17
15
MELISMA, melodic emb...
melittin
16
13
a toxic polypeptide...
mellific
23
19
producing honey [adj...
mellites
17
13
MELLITE, a mineral o...
mellitic
21
16
containing saccharin...
mellowed
19
17
MELLOW, to make matu...
mellower
19
16
MELLOW, well matured...
mellowly
27
19
MELLOW, well matured...
melodeon
13
14
a small reed organ,...
melodias
15
13
MELODIA, a type of o...
melodica
18
16
a harmonica with a s...
melodics
19
16
a branch of music co...
melodies
15
13
MELODY, an agreeable...
melodion
14
14
a small reed organ,...
melodise
15
13
to compose a melody,...
melodist
16
13
a composer of melodi...
melodize
18
22
to compose a melody,...
meltable
18
16
able to be melted [a...
meltages
16
14
MELTAGE, the process...
meltdown
18
17
the melting of the c...
meltemis
17
15
MELTEMI, a northerly...
meltiest
16
12
MELTY, liable to mel...
meltings
17
15
MELTING, the act of...
meltiths
19
14
MELTITH, (Scots) a m...
membered
17
18
having limbs [adj]
membrane
16
18
a thin, pliable laye...
mementos
14
15
MEMENTO, something k...
memetics
19
17
the study of genetic...
memorial
16
15
serving to remember...
memories
15
14
MEMORY, the gift of...
memorise
15
14
to commit to memory,...
memorize
18
23
to commit to memory,...
memsahib
20
19
a European woman liv...
menacers
16
15
MENACER, one who men...
menacing
17
18
MENACE, to threaten...
menaging
15
17
MENAGE, to manage [v...
menarche
18
17
the first occurrence...
menazons
15
22
MENAZON, an insectic...
mendable
16
17
able to be mended [a...
mendigos
15
15
MENDIGO, a freshwate...
mendings
15
16
MENDING, an accumula...
menfolks
18
20
the men of a family...
menhaden
14
16
(Native American) an...
menially
22
16
MENIAL, lowly [adv]
menilite
15
13
a kind of opal, live...
meninges
14
15
MENINX, any of the m...
meniscal
18
16
in the shape of a me...
meniscus
18
16
a crescent-shaped bo...
menology
21
17
an ecclesiastical ca...
menomini
14
16
a small whitefish fo...
menopome
15
18
a large American sal...
menorahs
15
14
MENORAH, a candlehol...
menschen
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MENSCH, an admirable...
mensches
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MENSCH, an admirable...
menseful
17
17
(Scots) decorous, gr...
menshing
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MENSH, (colloquial)...
menstrua
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MENSTRUUM, (Latin) a...
mensural
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14
pertaining to measur...
menswear
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15
clothing for men [n...
mentally
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MENTAL, pertaining t...
menthene
14
15
a colorless liquid h...
menthols
17
15
MENTHOL, a camphor o...
mentions
13
13
MENTION, to remark b...
mentored
13
13
MENTOR, to serve as...
mephitic
23
19
poisonous or foul-sm...
mephitis
20
16
a poisonous exhalati...
merantis
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12
MERANTI, (Malay) the...
mercados
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15
MERCADO, (Spanish) a...
mercapto
19
17
containing a particu...
merchant
19
17
a trader, esp. whole...
merchets
20
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MERCHET, a fine paid...
merchild
22
18
a fish with the body...
merciful
22
19
full of mercy [adj M...
mercuric
22
18
containing bivalent...
merengue
14
15
a Caribbean ballroom...
meresman
14
15
a man appointed to a...
meresmen
14
15
MERESMAN, a man appo...
merfolks
19
19
MERFOLK, mermen and...
mergence
17
17
the act of merging [...
mergings
17
16
MERGING, an act of m...
mericarp
20
17
one carpel of an umb...
meridian
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13
a line of longitude...
merimake
16
18
(Spenser) merrymakin...
meringue
15
15
a topping for pies m...
meristem
16
14
embryonic plant tiss...
meristic
19
14
pertaining to the nu...
meriting
16
14
MERIT, to deserve [v...
merlings
17
15
MERLING, (obsolete)...
mermaids
16
15
MERMAID, a mythical...
merogony
20
16
the artificial produ...
meronyms
21
17
MERONYM, a word whos...
meronymy
27
19
the state of being a...
meropias
16
14
MEROPIA, partial bli...
merosome
14
14
one of the serial se...
merriest
15
11
MERRY, mirthful, als...
merryman
21
17
a zany, a jester [n...
merrymen
21
17
MERRYMAN, a zany, a...
mersalyl
23
15
a sodium salt used a...
mersions
14
12
MERSION, (obsolete)...
merycism
26
19
a rare condition in...
mesaraic
17
14
relating to the mese...
mescalin
18
16
the principal alkalo...
mesclums
21
19
MESCLUM, (French) a...
mescluns
19
17
MESCLUN, (French) a...
mesdames
15
15
MADAME, the French t...
meseemed
14
15
MESEEMS, it seems to...
meshiest
17
13
MESHY, formed like n...
meshings
18
16
MESHING, the act of...
meshugah
20
18
crazy, also MESHUGA,...
meshugas
18
16
MESHUGA, a crazy per...
meshugga
19
18
crazy, also MESHUGA,...
meshugge
19
18
crazy, also MESHUGA,...
meshwork
21
20
a network [n -S]
mesially
23
15
MESIAL, situated in...
mesmeric
19
17
pertaining to hypnot...
mesnalty
21
15
a type of feudal est...
mesocarp
19
17
the middle layer of...
mesoderm
15
15
the middle germ laye...
mesoglea
15
14
a gelatinous layer b...
mesolite
15
12
a zeolitic mineral,...
mesomere
14
14
an embryonic segment...
mesophyl
26
19
the soft tissue of a...
mesosaur
14
12
an extinct aquatic r...
mesosome
14
14
a convoluted invagin...
mesotron
13
12
a former name for th...
mesozoan
15
21
any of a phylum of w...
mesozoic
20
23
of the Secondary geo...
mesprise
17
14
(Spenser) scorn, sli...
mesprize
20
23
(Spenser) scorn, sli...
mesquine
22
22
(French) mean, sordi...
mesquite
23
21
a spiny tree or shru...
mesquits
24
21
MESQUIT, a spiny tre...
messaged
15
14
MESSAGE, to send a c...
messages
15
13
MESSAGE, to send a c...
messiahs
17
13
MESSIAH, an expected...
messiest
15
11
MESSY, dirty or unti...
messmate
15
14
a person with whom o...
messuage
15
14
a dwelling house wit...
mestesos
14
11
MESTESO, a person of...
mestinos
14
12
MESTINO, a person of...
mestizas
18
20
MESTIZA, (Spanish) a...
mestizos
18
20
MESTIZO, (Spanish) a...
mestomes
15
14
MESTOME, biological...
metaboly
23
17
in biology, the capa...
metadata
13
12
information about in...
metafile
17
15
graphical informatio...
metairie
14
11
(French) a piece of...
metaling
16
15
METAL, to cover with...
metalise
15
12
to make or treat wit...
metalist
16
12
(US) a worker in met...
metalize
18
21
to make or treat wit...
metalled
16
14
METAL, to cover with...
metallic
20
16
of or like metal [ad...
metamale
15
15
a sterile male organ...
metamere
14
14
one of the similar b...
metamers
15
14
METAMER, a compound...
metamict
19
17
of or denoting the a...
metanoia
12
12
penitence; spiritual...
metaphor
18
16
implied comparison a...
metaplot
17
15
METAPELET, a woman a...
metasoma
14
14
the posterior part o...
metatags
15
13
METATAG, a tag havin...
metayage
20
15
a system of trading...
metayers
20
13
METAYER, (French) on...
metazoal
17
21
relating to the meta...
metazoan
15
21
any of a major divis...
metazoic
20
23
relating to a metazo...
metazoon
15
21
any of a major divis...
metcasts
18
14
METCAST, a weather f...
meteoric
17
14
like a meteor [adj M...
meterage
14
13
measurement by meter...
metering
15
14
METER, to measure by...
metewand
16
16
a measuring rod, als...
meteyard
20
14
a measuring rod, als...
methadon
15
15
a synthetic drug sim...
methanal
16
15
formaldehyde [n -S]
methanes
15
14
METHANE, a colourles...
methanol
16
15
methyl alcohol, wood...
methinks
18
18
(archaic) I think, a...
methodic
20
17
arranged, characteri...
methoxyl
30
23
containing a certain...
methylal
25
17
a colourless volatil...
methylic
28
19
pertaining to, deriv...
methyses
23
15
METHYSIS, drunkennes...
methysis
24
15
drunkenness [n METHY...
meticais
18
14
METICAL, a monetary...
meticals
19
15
METICAL, a monetary...
metisses
15
11
METISSE, (French) th...
metonyms
21
17
METONYM, a word used...
metonymy
27
19
a type of figure of...
metopism
18
17
the condition of hav...
metopons
15
15
METOPON, a pain-reli...
metopryl
24
17
an anaesthetic relat...
metrazol
18
21
a drug used to impro...
metrical
19
15
pertaining to or com...
metrists
16
11
METRIST, a person sk...
metritis
16
11
inflammation of the...
meuniere
13
13
(French) of food, es...
mezereon
15
21
an early-flowering w...
mezereum
18
24
an early-flowering w...
mezquite
26
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a name for two trees...
mezquits
27
30
MEZQUIT, a name for...
mezuzahs
23
32
MEZUZAH, (Hebrew) a...
mezuzoth
23
32
MEZUZAH, (Hebrew) a...
miaouing
15
15
MIAOU, to make the s...
miaowing
18
17
MIAOW, to make the s...
miasmata
15
14
MIASMA, a noxious va...
miasmous
16
15
of or like a miasma,...
miauling
17
16
MIAUL, to make the s...
micating
19
17
MICATE, to furnish w...
micawber
23
20
a person who remains...
micellae
19
16
MICELLA, a group of...
micellar
20
16
of or like a micella...
micellas
20
16
MICELLA, a group of...
micelles
20
16
MICELLE, a group of...
michaels
21
17
MICHAEL, as in take...
michigan
21
19
(US) a card game, eq...
michings
22
19
MICHING, the act of...
mickeyed
25
21
MICKEY, to drug a dr...
micklest
21
19
MICKLE, much or grea...
microbar
20
17
a unit of atmospheri...
microbes
20
17
MICROBE, a microscop...
microbic
24
20
of or like a microbe...
microbus
21
18
a small bus [n MICRO...
microcap
23
20
of a company, having...
microcar
21
17
a compact small-engi...
microdot
18
15
a copy of printed ma...
microhms
22
19
MICROHM, a unit of e...
microjet
20
23
a light jet aircraft...
microlux
26
23
a unit of illuminati...
micromho
21
19
a unit of electrical...
micrurgy
27
19
the use of minute to...
mictions
18
15
MICTION, (obsolete)...
midbrain
17
16
the middle region of...
midcults
21
17
MIDCULT, middle-clas...
middlers
17
14
MIDDLER, a student i...
middling
18
17
average, so-so [adj...
midfield
19
17
the middle of a play...
midgiest
17
14
MIDGY, full of midge...
midirons
15
13
MIDIRON, a golf club...
midlands
16
15
MIDLAND, the middle...
midlifer
19
16
a middle-aged person...
midlines
16
14
MIDLINE, a median li...
midlists
18
13
MIDLIST, a section o...
midlives
19
17
MIDLIFE, middle age...
midmonth
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18
halfway through the...
midmosts
17
15
MIDMOST, a part exac...
midnight
19
17
the middle of the ni...
midnoons
13
14
MIDNOON, midday [n]
midpoint
17
16
the point in the mid...
midrange
15
15
the middle of the ra...
midriffs
21
18
MIDRIFF, the area of...
midships
21
17
towards the middle o...
midshore
17
14
designating a fisher...
midsized
19
22
medium [adj]
midsoles
16
13
MIDSOLE, the middle...
midspace
20
18
the middle of space...
midstory
22
14
the middle of a stor...
midterms
17
15
MIDTERM, the middle...
midtowns
18
16
MIDTOWN, the centre...
midwatch
24
20
a watch on a ship be...
midwater
18
15
the middle portion v...
midweeks
19
19
MIDWEEK, the middle...
midwifed
21
19
MIDWIFE, to assist a...
midwifes
21
18
MIDWIFE, to assist a...
midwived
21
20
MIDWIVE, to assist a...
midwives
21
19
MIDWIVE, to assist a...
midyears
21
14
MIDYEAR, in the midd...
miffiest
20
17
MIFFY, easily annoye...
mightest
19
15
(archaic) 2nd person...
mightful
23
20
(Shakespeare) mighty...
mightier
19
15
MIGHTY, full of migh...
mightily
27
18
MIGHTY, full of migh...
mignonne
13
16
small and dainty [ad...
migraine
15
14
a severe headache, a...
migrants
16
14
MIGRANT, one who mig...
migrated
16
14
MIGRATE, to move fro...
migrates
16
13
MIGRATE, to move fro...
migrator
16
13
one who migrates, al...
mijnheer
18
23
(Dutch) the Dutch eq...
miladies
16
13
MILADY, an English g...
mildened
15
15
MILDEN, to make mild...
mildewed
19
17
MILDEW, to grow a wh...
mildness
16
14
the quality of being...
mileages
16
14
MILEAGE, the total d...
milepost
18
15
a post with each pro...
milesian
15
13
of Irish origin [adj...
milesimo
17
15
a former monetary un...
milfoils
20
16
MILFOIL, a yarrow, o...
miliaria
16
12
a skin disease [n -S...
militant
16
13
aggressive [adj MILI...
military
23
14
relating to armed fo...
militate
16
12
to have influence [v...
militias
17
12
MILITIA, a military...
milkfish
23
21
a marine food fish [...
milkiest
18
16
MILKY, like milk [ad...
milkings
19
19
MILKING, the act of...
milkless
19
17
without milk [adj]
milklike
20
21
like milk [adj]
milkmaid
19
20
a woman who milks co...
milkshed
20
19
a region supplying m...
milksops
20
19
MILKSOP, an effemina...
milkweed
20
20
a plant that secrete...
milkwood
20
20
any of various trees...
milkwort
21
19
a plant of genus Pol...
millable
20
17
able to be milled [a...
millages
18
15
MILLAGE, a type of m...
millcake
21
20
a residue from press...
milldams
19
17
MILLDAM, a dam built...
milleped
19
17
a multi-legged arthr...
millhand
19
17
a worker in a mill [...
milliamp
21
19
one thousandth of an...
milliard
18
14
(French) a thousand...
milliare
17
13
a unit of area [n -S...
milliary
24
15
an ancient Roman mil...
millibar
20
16
a unit of barometric...
millieme
18
16
(French) a coin repr...
milliers
18
13
MILLIER, a unit of w...
milligal
20
16
a thousandth of a ga...
millilux
26
22
a unit of illuminati...
millimes
19
16
MILLIME, a monetary...
millimho
21
18
a unit of electrical...
milliner
17
14
one who makes or sel...
millines
17
14
MILLINE, a unit of a...
millings
19
16
MILLING, a corrugate...
milliohm
21
18
a unit of electrical...
millions
17
14
MILLION, a thousand...
milliped
20
17
a myriapod with many...
millirem
19
16
a quantity of ionizi...
millpond
19
18
a pool formed by dam...
millrace
20
16
the current of water...
millrind
18
15
an iron support fitt...
millruns
18
15
MILLRUN, the current...
milltail
19
14
the channel in which...
millwork
22
20
the shafting, gearin...
miltiest
17
12
MILTY, full of milt...
miltonia
15
13
a plant of the Milto...
mimeoing
16
17
MIMEO, to copy by mi...
mimester
16
14
one who mimes [n -S]
mimetite
16
14
an arseniate of lead...
mimicked
21
22
MIMIC, to imitate [v...
mimicker
21
21
one who mimics [n -S...
mimmicks
23
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MIMMICK, to be over-...
mimsiest
17
14
MIMSY, prim, demure,...
minacity
24
17
the state of being t...
minarets
14
12
MINARET, a slender t...
minatory
20
14
menacing, also MINAT...
minciest
18
15
MINCY, affectedly da...
mindedly
22
17
in the manner of one...
mindfuck
22
24
an exhilarating expe...
mindings
16
16
MINDING, the act of...
mindless
16
14
lacking intelligence...
mindsets
15
13
MINDSET, a fixed men...
mineable
16
16
able to be mined, al...
mineolas
14
13
MINEOLA, a variety o...
minerals
15
13
MINERAL, any of vari...
minettes
14
12
MINETTE, (French) th...
minevers
16
16
MINEVER, the ermine...
mingiest
16
14
MINGY, mean and stin...
minglers
17
15
MINGLER, one who min...
mingling
18
18
the act of mixing [n...
miniated
14
13
MINIATE, to decorate...
miniates
14
12
MINIATE, to decorate...
minibars
17
15
MINIBAR, a small fri...
minibike
18
19
a small motorcycle [...
minicabs
20
18
MINICAB, a small tax...
minicamp
21
21
a brief training cam...
minicams
19
18
MINICAM, a portable...
minicars
18
15
MINICAR, a small aut...
minicoms
19
18
MINICOM, a communica...
minidisc
19
16
a miniature compact...
minidish
18
15
a small receiving di...
minidisk
17
17
a miniature compact...
minified
17
16
MINIFY, to diminish,...
minifies
17
15
MINIFY, to diminish,...
minigolf
19
18
a game similar to go...
minikins
16
17
MINIKIN, a small dai...
minilabs
18
16
MINILAB, a retail ou...
minimals
17
16
MINIMAL, a term in a...
minimart
16
15
a small supermarket,...
miniment
15
16
a means of defence,...
minimill
19
17
a small-scale steel...
minimise
16
15
to make as small as...
minimism
18
18
the inclination to r...
minimist
17
15
one inclined to redu...
minimize
19
24
to make as small as...
minimoto
15
15
a reduced size repli...
minimums
18
19
MINIMUM, the least p...
minipark
18
19
a small city park [n...
minipill
20
17
a low dose oral cont...
minished
17
15
MINISH, (archaic) to...
minishes
17
14
MINISH, (archaic) to...
miniskis
17
16
MINISKI, a short ski...
minisode
14
13
a heavily abridged v...
minister
15
12
to give aid or servi...
ministry
22
14
the act of ministeri...
minivans
16
17
MINIVAN, a small van...
minivers
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16
MINIVER, the ermine...
minivets
17
16
MINIVET, a brightly...
minneola
13
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a variety of citrus...
minnicks
19
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MINNICK, to be over...
minnocks
18
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MINNOCK, to be over...
minorcas
17
15
MINORCA, any of a br...
minoring
15
15
MINOR, to study a su...
minority
21
14
the fact of being li...
minotaur
14
13
as in minotaur beetl...
minshuku
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a Japanese guest hou...
minsters
15
12
MINSTER, a large chu...
minstrel
16
13
a medieval musician,...
mintages
15
14
MINTAGE, the coin, o...
mintiest
15
12
MINTY, having the fl...
minuends
14
15
MINUEND, a number fr...
minueted
14
14
MINUET, to dance a m...
minutely
22
16
MINUTE, very small [...
minutest
15
13
MINUTE, very small [...
minutiae
14
13
MINUTIA, a small det...
minutial
16
14
of or like a minutia...
minuting
16
16
MINUTE, to take brie...
minyanim
21
18
MINYAN, the minimum...
miosises
15
11
MIOSIS, (Greek) exce...
miquelet
24
22
(French) an irregula...
miracles
19
15
MIRACLE, an event as...
miradors
15
12
MIRADOR, (Spanish) a...
mirbanes
16
15
MIRBANE, an apparent...
mirepoix
23
21
sauteed diced vegeta...
miriness
15
12
the state of being m...
mirkiest
17
15
MIRKY, dark, also MU...
mirliest
17
12
MIRLY, marbled [adj]
mirliton
16
13
(French) a musical i...
miromiro
16
14
a small New Zealand...
mirrored
15
12
MIRROR, to reflect a...
mirthful
22
18
full of mirth [adj M...
misacted
18
15
MISACT, to act badly...
misadapt
17
15
to adapt wrongly [v...
misadded
15
14
MISADD, to add incor...
misagent
15
14
a bad agent [n -S]
misaimed
16
15
MISAIM, to aim badly...
misalign
17
15
to align improperly...
misallot
17
13
to allot wrongly [v...
misalter
16
12
to alter wrongly [v...
misandry
21
15
hatred of men [n MIS...
misapply
27
20
to apply wrongly [v...
misarray
21
13
(Scott) disarray [n...
misassay
21
13
to attempt unsuccess...
misatone
13
12
to atone wrongly [v...
misavers
17
15
MISAVER, to speak er...
misaward
18
15
to award wrongly [v...
misbegan
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17
MISBEGIN, to begin w...
misbegin
18
17
to begin wrongly [v...
misbegot
18
16
born out of wedlock...
misbegun
18
18
MISBEGIN, to begin w...
misbills
21
16
MISBILL, to bill wro...
misbinds
18
16
MISBIND, to bind imp...
misbirth
21
16
(archaic) an abortio...
misbound
17
17
MISBIND, to bind imp...
misbrand
17
16
to brand incorrectly...
misbuild
20
17
to build imperfectly...
misbuilt
20
16
MISBUILD, to build i...
miscalls
21
16
MISCALL, to call by...
miscarry
25
16
to be unsuccessful [...
miscasts
19
14
MISCAST, to cast in...
miscegen
18
17
a person of mixed ra...
mischief
23
19
petty misdeeds [n -S...
mischose
20
16
MISCHOOSE, to choose...
miscible
22
18
capable of being mix...
miscited
19
15
MISCITE, to cite wro...
miscites
19
14
MISCITE, to cite wro...
misclaim
21
18
to claim wrongfully...
misclass
20
15
to put in the wrong...
miscoded
18
16
MISCODE, to code wro...
miscodes
18
15
MISCODE, to code wro...
miscoins
18
15
MISCOIN, to coin imp...
miscolor
19
15
to color incorrectly...
miscooks
19
18
MISCOOK, to cook bad...
miscount
18
16
to count incorrectly...
miscreed
18
15
a false creed [n -S]
miscuing
20
18
MISCUE, to make a fa...
misdated
15
13
MISDATE, to date inc...
misdates
15
12
MISDATE, to date inc...
misdeals
16
13
MISDEAL, to deal car...
misdealt
16
13
MISDEAL, to deal car...
misdeeds
15
13
MISDEED, an evil act...
misdeems
16
15
MISDEEM, to judge un...
misdempt
19
18
MISDEEM, to judge un...
misdials
17
13
MISDIAL, to dial inc...
misdiets
16
12
MISDIET [n]
misdight
20
16
(Spenser) to mismana...
misdoers
15
12
MISDOER, a wrongdoer...
misdoing
16
15
the act of doing wro...
misdonne
13
14
MISDO, to do wrongly...
misdoubt
18
16
to be suspicious of...
misdrawn
18
16
MISDRAW, to draw inc...
misdraws
19
15
MISDRAW, to draw inc...
misdread
15
13
(Shakespeare) to fea...
misdrive
18
16
to drive improperly...
misdrove
17
16
MISDRIVE, to drive i...
miseases
14
11
MISEASE, (archaic) u...
miseaten
13
12
MISEAT, to eat impro...
misedits
16
12
MISEDIT, to edit inc...
misenrol
15
13
to enrol incorrectly...
misenter
14
12
to enter erroneously...
misentry
21
14
an erroneous entry o...
miserere
14
11
the psalm usually ap...
miseries
15
11
MISERY, a state of g...
misevent
16
16
a mishap [n -S]
misfaith
20
16
(archaic) distrust [...
misfalls
20
16
MISFALL, unluckily t...
misfalne
17
16
MISFALL, unluckily t...
misfared
17
15
MISFARE, to fare bad...
misfares
17
14
MISFARE, to fare bad...
misfeeds
17
15
MISFEED, to feed inc...
misfeign
18
17
(Spenser) to feign w...
misfield
19
16
to field badly [v -E...
misfiled
19
16
MISFILE, to file in...
misfiles
19
15
MISFILE, to file in...
misfired
18
15
MISFIRE, to fail to...
misfires
18
14
MISFIRE, to fail to...
misfocus
21
18
to focus badly [v MI...
misforms
19
17
MISFORM, to make in...
misframe
18
17
to frame badly [v MI...
misgauge
17
16
to gauge incorrectly...
misgiven
18
18
MISGIVE, to make dou...
misgives
19
17
MISGIVE, to make dou...
misgoing
17
16
MISGO, to go astray...
misgrade
16
14
to grade incorrectly...
misgraff
21
19
(Shakespeare) badly...
misgraft
19
16
to graft wrongly [v...
misgrown
19
17
MISGROW, to grow abn...
misgrows
20
16
MISGROW, to grow abn...
misguess
17
14
to guess wrongly [v...
misguide
17
15
to guide wrongly [v...
misheard
17
14
MISHEAR, to hear inc...
mishears
17
13
MISHEAR, to hear inc...
mishmash
21
18
a confused mixture,...
mishmees
18
16
MISHMEE, the bitter...
mishmosh
21
18
a confused mixture,...
mishugas
19
16
(Yiddish) crazy or f...
misinfer
17
15
to infer wrongly [v...
misinter
15
12
to inter improperly...
misjoins
17
21
MISJOIN, to join inc...
misjudge
19
24
to judge wrongly [v...
miskeeps
18
18
MISKEEP, to keep wro...
miskeyed
22
18
MISKEY, to key in da...
miskicks
22
22
MISKICK, to kick bad...
misknown
18
20
MISKNOW, to fail to...
misknows
19
19
MISKNOW, to fail to...
mislabel
19
16
to label incorrectly...
mislabor
18
15
to labor badly, also...
mislayer
22
14
one who mislays [n -...
misleads
16
13
MISLEAD, to lead ast...
mislearn
15
13
to learn wrongly [v...
misleeke
16
16
(Spenser) to dislike...
misletoe
15
12
(obsolete) mistletoe...
mislight
21
16
to lead astray by it...
misliked
18
17
MISLIKE, (archaic) t...
misliker
18
16
one who mislikes [n...
mislikes
18
16
MISLIKE, (archaic) t...
mislived
19
17
MISLIVE, to live a b...
mislives
19
16
MISLIVE, to live a b...
mislodge
17
15
to lodge in a wrong...
mislucks
22
20
MISLUCK, to meet wit...
mislying
24
17
MISLIE, to lie in th...
mismakes
17
18
MISMAKE, to make inc...
mismarks
18
18
MISMARK, to mark wro...
mismarry
23
16
to marry unsuitably...
mismatch
22
19
to match badly [v -E...
mismated
16
15
MISMATE, to mate uns...
mismates
16
14
MISMATE, to mate uns...
mismeets
16
14
MISMEET, to meet und...
mismetre
16
14
to spoil the metre (...
mismoved
18
19
MISMOVE, to move wro...
mismoves
18
18
MISMOVE, to move wro...
misnamed
15
16
MISNAME, to call by...
misnames
15
15
MISNAME, to call by...
misnomer
15
15
the use of a wrong n...
misogamy
23
18
a hatred of marriage...
misogyny
28
18
a hatred of women [n...
misology
23
16
a hatred of debate o...
misorder
15
12
to order incorrectly...
mispaged
18
17
MISPAGE, to page inc...
mispages
18
16
MISPAGE, to page inc...
mispaint
17
15
to paint wrongly [v...
misparse
17
14
to parse incorrectly...
misparts
18
14
MISPART, to part bad...
mispatch
23
19
to patch badly [v -E...
misplace
21
18
to put in a wrong pl...
misplans
18
16
MISPLAN, to plan bad...
misplant
18
16
to plant wrongly [v...
misplays
25
17
MISPLAY, to make a b...
misplead
18
16
to plead wrongly or...
mispoint
17
15
to point improperly...
mispoise
17
14
to poise incorrectly...
misprice
21
17
to price incorrectly...
misprint
18
15
to print incorrectly...
misprise
18
14
to undervalue, also...
misprize
21
23
to undervalue, also...
misproud
18
16
(archaic) unduly pro...
misquote
23
21
to quote incorrectly...
misraise
15
11
to raise wrongly [v...
misrated
15
12
MISRATE, to rate inc...
misrates
15
11
MISRATE, to rate inc...
misreads
15
12
MISREAD, to read inc...
misrefer
17
14
to refer incorrectly...
misroute
15
12
to route incorrectly...
misruled
17
14
MISRULE, to rule unw...
misrules
17
13
MISRULE, to rule unw...
missable
18
15
able to be missed [a...
misseats
15
11
MISSEAT, to seat wro...
misseems
16
14
MISSEEM, to be unbec...
missells
18
13
MISSELL, to sell an...
missends
15
13
MISSEND, to send inc...
missense
14
12
to sense wrongly [v...
misshape
19
16
to shape badly [v MI...
misshood
17
14
the state of being a...
missiest
16
11
MISSY, like a miss [...
missiles
17
12
MISSILE, an object o...
missilry
24
14
missiles collectivel...
missions
15
12
MISSION, to send to...
missises
16
11
MISSIS, (colloquial)...
missives
18
15
MISSIVE, a written c...
missorts
16
11
MISSORT, to sort bad...
missound
15
14
to sound wrongly [v...
missouts
16
12
MISSOUT, a losing th...
misspace
20
17
to space incorrectly...
misspeak
18
18
to speak incorrectly...
misspell
20
16
to spell incorrectly...
misspelt
19
15
MISSPELL, to spell i...
misspend
17
16
to spend unwisely [v...
misspent
17
15
MISSPEND, to spend u...
misspoke
18
18
MISSPEAK, to speak i...
misstamp
19
17
to stamp wrongly [v...
misstart
16
11
to start off badly [...
misstate
15
11
to state wrongly [v...
missteer
15
11
to steer wrongly [v...
missteps
18
14
MISSTEP, to make a w...
misstops
18
14
MISSTOP, to stop wro...
misstyle
23
14
to style wrongly [v...
missuits
17
12
MISSUIT, to suit bad...
missuses
16
12
MISSUS, (colloquial)...
mistaken
15
16
MISTAKE, to interpre...
mistaker
16
15
one who makes a mist...
mistakes
16
15
MISTAKE, to interpre...
mistbows
21
17
MISTBOW, a whiteish...
misteach
20
16
to teach wrongly or...
mistells
18
13
MISTELL, to inform w...
mistends
15
13
MISTEND, to tend to...
mistered
15
12
MISTER, to address a...
misterms
17
14
MISTERM, to call by...
misthink
19
18
to think wrongly [v...
misthrew
21
16
MISTHROW, to throw e...
misthrow
21
16
to throw errantly [v...
misticos
19
14
MISTICO, (Spanish) a...
mistiest
16
11
MISTY, blurry [adj]
mistimed
17
15
MISTIME, to time wro...
mistimes
17
14
MISTIME, to time wro...
mistings
17
14
MISTING, mist, misti...
mistitle
17
12
to call by the wrong...
mistling
18
15
MISTLE, to rain in s...
mistouch
21
17
to touch improperly...
mistrace
18
14
to trace wrongly [v...
mistrain
15
12
to train improperly...
mistrals
17
12
MISTRAL, a strong co...
mistreat
15
11
to treat badly [v -E...
mistress
16
11
a woman employer of...
mistrial
17
12
a trial made invalid...
mistrust
17
12
to have no trust in,...
mistruth
19
14
a lie [n -S]
mistryst
23
13
to fail to keep an a...
mistuned
15
14
MISTUNE, to tune inc...
mistunes
15
13
MISTUNE, to tune inc...
mistutor
16
12
to instruct badly [v...
mistyped
24
17
MISTYPE, to type inc...
mistypes
24
16
MISTYPE, to type inc...
misunion
14
14
a bad union [n -S]
misusage
16
14
incorrect use [n -S]
misusers
16
12
MISUSER, one who mis...
misusing
17
15
MISUSE, to use incor...
misvalue
18
17
to value incorrectly...
misweens
17
15
MISWEEN, to judge wr...
miswends
18
16
MISWEND, (Spenser) t...
miswords
19
15
MISWORD, to word wro...
miswrite
19
14
to write incorrectly...
miswrote
18
14
MISWRITE, to write i...
misyoked
22
18
MISYOKE, to yoke imp...
misyokes
22
17
MISYOKE, to yoke imp...
mitching
22
19
MITCH, to play truan...
miterers
15
11
MITERER, one that mi...
mitering
16
14
MITER, (US) to join...
mithered
17
14
MITHER, to confuse,...
miticide
19
15
a substance used to...
mitigant
16
14
something that mitig...
mitigate
16
13
to make less severe,...
mitogens
15
14
MITOGEN, a substance...
mitsvahs
20
17
MITSVAH, a commandme...
mitsvoth
20
17
MITSVAH, a commandme...
mittened
14
13
wearing mittens [adj...
mittimus
18
15
a warrant committing...
mitumbas
19
18
MITUMBA, used clothe...
mitzvahs
23
26
MITZVAH, a commandme...
mitzvoth
23
26
MITZVAH, a commandme...
miuruses
16
13
MIURUS, a hexameter...
mixdowns
24
23
MIXDOWN, mixing a mu...
mixology
29
23
the art of making mi...
mixtapes
23
21
MIXTAPE, a compilati...
mixtions
21
19
MIXTION, a mixture o...
mixtures
22
19
MIXTURE, the product...
mizmazes
22
32
MIZMAZE, a labyrinth...
mizzlier
23
30
MIZZLY, drizzly, rai...
mizzling
24
33
drizzling [n -S]
mnemonic
17
19
relating to memory [...
moanings
14
15
MOANING, the act of...
moatlike
16
16
like a moat [adj]
mobbings
20
20
MOBBING, a form of h...
mobbisms
21
20
MOBBISM, mobbish con...
mobbling
21
21
MOBBLE, (obsolete) t...
mobcasts
20
17
MOBCAST, to broadcas...
mobilise
18
15
to make moveable, al...
mobility
25
17
the ability to move...
mobilize
21
24
to make moveable, al...
mobisode
16
15
an episode of a TV s...
mobocrat
19
17
one who favors a for...
mobsters
17
14
MOBSTER, a member of...
mocassin
17
15
(Native American) a...
moccasin
20
18
(Native American) a...
mochells
22
18
MOCHELL [n]
mochiest
20
16
MOCHY, (Scots) mould...
mochilas
21
17
MOCHILA, a leather c...
mockable
21
22
able to be mocked [a...
mockages
19
20
MOCKAGE, (obsolete)...
mockered
18
19
MOCKER, to clothe [v...
mockings
20
21
MOCKING, the act of...
mockneys
24
21
MOCKNEY, a person wh...
mocktail
20
19
a cocktail with no a...
mocuddum
20
21
(Arabic) a leader, h...
modalism
17
16
belief in the unity...
modalist
16
13
an adherent of modal...
modality
22
15
the state of being m...
moddings
16
16
MODDING, the practic...
modelers
15
13
MODELER, one that mo...
modeling
16
16
the art of making a...
modelist
16
13
one who makes models...
modelled
16
15
MODEL, to form a pla...
modeller
16
14
one that models, als...
modellos
16
14
MODELLO, an artist's...
modeming
16
18
MODEM, to transmit b...
moderate
13
12
reasonable, not extr...
moderato
13
12
(Italian) a musical...
moderner
13
13
MODERN, pertaining t...
modernes
13
13
MODERNE, a design st...
modernly
21
16
MODERN, pertaining t...
modester
14
12
MODEST, unassuming [...
modestly
22
15
MODEST, unassuming [...
modicums
20
19
MODICUM, a small amo...
modified
17
16
MODIFY, to alter sli...
modifier
17
15
one that modifies [n...
modifies
17
15
MODIFY, to alter sli...
modiolar
15
13
pertaining to the mo...
modiolus
16
14
a bony shaft of the...
modishly
25
17
MODISH, fashionable;...
modistes
15
12
MODISTE, a dealer in...
modiwort
18
15
(dialect) a mole, al...
modulars
16
14
MODULAR, a thing com...
modulate
15
14
to adjust to a certa...
moellons
15
14
MOELLON, (French) ru...
mofettes
16
14
MOFETTE, a fissure i...
moffette
18
17
a fissure in the ear...
mofussil
19
16
in India, the rural...
mohicans
19
17
MOHICAN, a punk hair...
moidered
14
13
MOIDER, to confuse,...
moidores
14
12
MOIDORE, a former go...
moieties
14
11
MOIETY, a half, also...
moineaus
13
13
MOINEAU, (French) a...
moistens
14
12
MOISTEN, to make or...
moistest
15
11
MOIST, slightly wet...
moistful
19
16
full of moisture [ad...
moistify
24
16
to make moist [v MOI...
moisting
16
14
MOIST, to wet slight...
moisture
15
12
moistness from liqui...
moithers
17
13
MOITHER, to confuse,...
mojarras
16
20
MOJARRA, any of vari...
mokaddam
16
20
(Arabic) a leader, h...
mokomoko
16
22
a type of skink foun...
mokopuna
16
20
(Maori) a grandchild...
molality
23
15
the number of moles...
molarity
22
14
the number of moles...
molasses
15
12
a thick dark treacle...
moldable
18
17
able to be molded [a...
moldered
15
14
MOLDER, to turn to d...
moldiest
16
13
MOLDY, mouldy [adj]
moldings
17
16
MOLDING, a long, nar...
moldwarp
21
19
(dialect) a mole, al...
molecast
18
15
a little elevation o...
molecule
19
17
the smallest unit of...
molehill
20
16
a little elevation o...
molehunt
17
16
a hunt for moles [n...
moleskin
16
17
a heavy durable cott...
molested
15
13
MOLEST, to touch or...
molester
15
12
one who molests [n -...
molimens
16
16
MOLIMEN, (Latin) a g...
molinets
15
13
MOLINET, (French) a...
mollusca
20
17
MOLLUSCUM, a childho...
molluscs
21
17
MOLLUSC, an animal b...
mollusks
19
18
MOLLUSK, an animal b...
molossus
16
13
a metrical foot of t...
moltenly
22
16
MOLTEN, made liquid...
molybdic
28
21
pertaining to a cert...
momently
22
18
from moment to momen...
momentos
14
15
MOMENTO, something k...
momentum
16
19
force of movement [n...
momzerim
20
26
MOMZER, (Yiddish) an...
monachal
19
18
of or pertaining to...
monacids
17
16
MONACID, a compound...
monadism
15
16
the theory that ther...
monamine
13
16
an amine containing...
monandry
19
16
the condition of hav...
monarchs
19
17
MONARCH, an absolute...
monarchy
25
19
rule by a monarch [n...
monardas
13
13
MONARDA, a plant of...
monastic
17
15
relating to monks [a...
monaural
14
14
monophonic, pertaini...
monaxial
20
20
having only one axis...
monaxons
18
20
MONAXON, a straight...
monazite
16
21
a phosphate of ceriu...
mondaine
12
14
a (female) person wh...
mondains
13
14
MONDAIN, a (male) pe...
monecian
15
16
having separate male...
monellin
15
15
a protein extracted...
monerans
12
13
MONERAN, a cellular...
monetary
19
14
pertaining to money...
monetise
13
12
to coin into money,...
monetize
16
21
to coin into money,...
moneybag
22
19
a bag for holding mo...
moneybox
27
24
a box for keeping mo...
moneyers
19
14
MONEYER, (archaic) a...
moneyman
19
18
a person specializin...
moneymen
19
18
MONEYMAN, a person s...
mongcorn
17
18
a mixed grain, esp....
mongeese
13
14
MONGOOSE, a carnivor...
mongered
14
15
MONGER, to peddle [v...
mongoose
13
14
a carnivorous mammal...
mongrels
16
15
MONGREL, a plant or...
monicker
18
19
(slang) a name; an a...
monikers
15
16
MONIKER, (slang) a n...
moniliae
14
13
MONILIA, (Latin) a f...
monilial
16
14
relating to monilia,...
monilias
15
13
MONILIA, (Latin) a f...
moniment
14
16
an historic commemor...
monished
16
15
MONISH, to admonish;...
monishes
16
14
MONISH, to admonish;...
monistic
18
15
of, pertaining to, o...
monition
13
13
a caution; a warning...
monitive
16
16
giving warning [adj]
monitors
14
12
MONITOR, to keep tra...
monitory
20
14
a letter containing...
monkeyed
20
19
MONKEY, to mimic [v]
monkfish
20
21
a large edible marin...
monkhood
16
19
the state of being a...
monoacid
16
16
a compound having on...
monobloc
19
19
made from a single p...
monobrow
18
18
a derogatory word fo...
monocarp
18
18
a plant that yields...
monocled
17
17
wearing a monocle [a...
monocles
17
16
MONOCLE, an eyeglass...
monocots
16
15
MONOCOT, (short for)...
monocrat
16
15
one who governs alon...
monocrop
18
18
to plant the same cr...
monocyte
22
17
a type of white bloo...
monodies
13
13
MONODY, an elegy per...
monodist
14
13
a writer of a monody...
monodont
12
14
one-tusked, like a n...
monofils
17
16
MONOFIL, a single fi...
monofuel
16
17
a type of rocket pro...
monogamy
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19
marriage with one pe...
monogeny
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17
the (theoretical) co...
monogerm
15
17
of a fruit that prod...
monoglot
15
15
a person speaking or...
monogony
19
17
asexual reproduction...
monogram
15
17
to mark with one's i...
monogyny
26
19
the condition of hav...
monohull
18
17
a vessel with one hu...
monokine
13
17
a substance secreted...
monokini
14
17
swimwear comprising...
monoline
13
14
as in monoline insur...
monolith
17
15
a large single stone...
monologs
15
15
MONOLOG, a lengthy s...
monology
21
17
the act of uttering...
monomark
15
19
a particular combina...
monomers
14
15
MONOMER, the simples...
monomial
15
16
an algebraic express...
monomode
13
16
designating a very f...
mononyms
20
18
MONONYM, a person wh...
monopode
14
16
a one-footed person...
monopods
15
16
MONOPOD, a one-foote...
monopody
21
18
a measure consisting...
monopole
15
16
a particle, thought...
monopoly
22
18
exclusive control or...
monorail
14
13
a railway running on...
monosemy
20
17
having a single mean...
monosies
13
12
MONOSY, a separation...
monoskis
15
16
MONOSKI, to ski on a...
monosome
13
15
an unpaired chromoso...
monosomy
20
17
a condition of havin...
monotask
14
16
to perform one task...
monotint
13
13
a painting done in d...
monotone
11
13
to sing or speak in...
monotony
18
15
tedious sameness [n...
monotype
21
17
a monotypic genus or...
monoxide
19
20
an oxide containing...
monsieur
14
13
a French title of co...
monsoons
12
13
MONSOON, a wind syst...
monstera
13
12
a kind of fruit, gro...
monsters
14
12
MONSTER, an extraord...
montaged
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MONTAGE, to combine...
montages
14
14
MONTAGE, to combine...
montanes
12
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MONTANE, the lower v...
montanto
12
13
a vertical member in...
montants
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13
MONTANT, a vertical...
montaria
13
12
in Brazil, a light c...
monteith
16
14
(Scots) a large 17th...
monteros
13
12
MONTERO, a huntsman'...
monticle
18
16
a little hill, also...
montures
14
13
MONTURE, (French) a...
monument
14
17
anything that preser...
monurons
13
14
MONURON, a herbicide...
moochers
19
16
MOOCHER, a truant, a...
mooching
20
19
MOOCH, to play truan...
moodiest
14
12
MOODY, given to chan...
moodying
21
17
MOODY, to persuade b...
mooktars
15
15
MOOKTAR, (Arabic) an...
moolvies
17
16
MOOLVIE, a teacher o...
moonbeam
15
18
a ray of light from...
moonbows
18
18
MOONBOW, a rainbow f...
mooncake
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19
a kind of Chinese pa...
mooncalf
19
19
a foolish person [n...
moondogs
14
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MOONDOG, a bright sp...
moondust
14
14
dust on the moon [n...
mooneyes
18
14
MOONEYE, a freshwate...
moonface
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18
a full round face [n...
moonfish
18
17
the opah or other si...
moongate
13
14
a circular gate in a...
mooniest
13
12
MOONY, resembling th...
moonless
14
13
lacking the light of...
moonlets
14
13
MOONLET, a small sat...
moonlike
15
17
like a moon [adj]
moonport
15
15
a facility for launc...
moonrise
13
12
the time when the mo...
moonrock
17
19
rock from the moon's...
moonroof
14
15
the transport roof o...
moonsail
14
13
a sail sometimes car...
moonseed
12
13
a plant of genus Men...
moonsets
13
12
MOONSET, the time wh...
moonshee
14
14
(Hindi) a secretary,...
moonship
18
17
a lunar module [n -S...
moonshot
15
14
the launching of a s...
moonwalk
18
20
an astronaut's walk...
moonward
16
16
in the direction of...
moonwort
16
15
the plant honesty (f...
moorages
14
13
MOORAGE, the act of...
moorburn
16
16
the seasonal burning...
moorcock
21
21
the male moorfowl [n...
moorfowl
20
18
a red, or black, gro...
moorhens
15
14
MOORHEN, a water bir...
mooriest
14
11
MOORY, of or pertain...
moorills
17
13
MOORILL, (Scots) a c...
moorings
15
14
MOORING, a place whe...
moorland
14
14
a tract of marshy la...
moorlogs
16
14
MOORLOG, a deposit o...
moorwort
17
14
a marsh flower, aka...
mootable
16
15
able to be mooted [a...
mootings
15
14
MOOTING, a meeting,...
mootness
13
12
the state of being w...
mopboard
18
18
a narrow board naile...
mopehawk
22
23
an owl of Australia...
moperies
16
14
MOPERY, violation of...
mopheads
18
17
MOPHEAD, a person wi...
mopiness
16
15
the state of being m...
mopingly
25
20
MOPING [adv]
mopishly
27
19
MOPISH, dull; spirit...
moppiest
19
17
MOPPY, (obsolete) dr...
mopstick
22
21
the long handle of a...
moquette
22
21
a thick piled fabric...
morainal
14
13
of or pertaining to...
moraines
13
12
MORAINE, an accumula...
morainic
17
15
of or pertaining to...
moralise
15
12
to explain in a mora...
moralism
17
15
the practice of mora...
moralist
16
12
a teacher of moralit...
morality
22
14
conformity to the ru...
moralize
18
21
to explain in a mora...
moralled
16
14
MORAL, (archaic) to...
moraller
16
13
(Shakespeare) a mora...
morasses
14
11
MORASS, a very wet o...
moratory
20
13
authorizing delay of...
morbider
17
15
MORBID, of the natur...
morbidly
25
18
MORBID, of the natur...
morbific
23
20
causing disease [adj...
morbilli
20
16
measles [n]
morbuses
17
15
MORBUS, (Latin) a di...
morceaux
23
22
MORCEAU, a short lit...
mordancy
23
18
the quality of being...
mordants
14
13
MORDANT, to impregna...
mordents
14
13
MORDENT, a rapidly a...
morelles
16
13
MORELLE, a flowering...
morellos
16
13
MORELLO, a dark red...
morendos
13
13
MORENDO, (Italian) a...
moreness
13
12
the state of being m...
moreover
15
15
in addition [adv]
morepork
17
18
an owl of Australia...
moresque
22
21
an ancient decorativ...
moribund
17
17
being about to die [...
moriches
20
16
MORICHE, a tall Sout...
moriscos
18
14
MORISCO, an arabesqu...
morlings
17
15
MORLING, a sheep tha...
mormaors
15
14
MORMAOR, a high-rank...
mornings
15
15
MORNING, the early p...
moroccos
20
17
MOROCCO, a fine goat...
moronism
15
15
the condition of bei...
moronity
20
14
the condition of bei...
morosely
21
14
MOROSE, sad, gloomy...
morosest
14
11
MOROSE, sad, gloomy...
morosity
21
13
(obsolete) morosenes...
morphean
17
17
pertaining to Morphe...
morpheme
19
19
a word or part of a...
morphews
22
19
MORPHEW, a skin erup...
morphias
19
16
MORPHIA, a painkilli...
morphine
18
17
the principal alkalo...
morphing
20
19
the technique of usi...
morphins
19
17
MORPHIN, the princip...
morrells
17
13
MORRELL, a tall euca...
morrhuas
17
14
MORRHUA, an old name...
morrices
18
14
MORRICE, (obsolete)...
morrions
14
12
MORRION, (historical...
morrised
15
12
MORRIS, to dance the...
morrises
15
11
MORRIS, to dance the...
morseled
15
13
MORSEL, to divide in...
morsures
15
12
MORSURE, a bite [n]
mortally
23
15
MORTAL, fatal [adv]
mortared
14
12
MORTAR, to bind with...
mortbell
19
16
a funeral bell [n -S...
mortgage
16
15
to pledge to a credi...
morticed
18
15
MORTICE, to join or...
morticer
18
14
one who makes mortic...
mortices
18
14
MORTICE, to join or...
mortific
21
17
death-bringing, dead...
mortised
15
12
MORTISE, to join or...
mortiser
15
11
one who makes mortis...
mortises
15
11
MORTISE, to join or...
mortling
17
15
a sheep that has die...
mortmain
15
15
the perpetual owners...
mortsafe
16
14
a heavy iron cage pl...
mortuary
21
14
a place where dead b...
morwongs
18
17
MORWONG, (Native Aus...
mosasaur
14
12
a gigantic Cretaceou...
moscatos
17
14
MOSCATO, a sweet des...
moschate
19
16
having a musky odour...
moselles
16
13
MOSELLE, a German wh...
moseying
21
16
MOSEY, to saunter [v...
moshavim
20
20
MOSHAV, a cooperativ...
moshings
18
16
MOSHING, a style of...
moslings
17
15
thin shavings taken...
mosquito
23
21
any dipterous insect...
mossback
21
21
a person of antiquat...
mossiest
15
11
MOSSY, covered with...
mossland
15
14
wet land [n -S]
mosslike
17
16
like moss [adj]
mostests
15
11
MOSTEST, (facetious)...
mostwhat
20
16
(Spenser) for the mo...
motelier
15
12
the owner or manager...
mothball
21
18
a ball of naphthalen...
mothered
16
14
MOTHER, to give birt...
motherly
24
16
maternal [adj]
mothiest
17
13
MOTHY, full of moths...
mothlike
19
18
like a moth [adj]
motility
23
14
the ability to move,...
motional
14
13
relating to motion [...
motioned
13
13
MOTION, to direct by...
motioner
13
12
one who makes a moti...
motivate
16
15
to inspire to action...
motiving
18
18
MOTIVE, to inspire t...
motivity
24
17
the ability to move,...
motleyer
21
14
MOTLEY, diversified...
motliest
16
12
MOTLEY, diversified...
motorail
15
12
a train system [n -S...
motorbus
17
15
a bus driven by an i...
motorcar
17
14
an automobile [n -S]
motordom
15
15
the motor vehicle in...
motorial
15
12
of or pertaining to...
motoring
15
14
the recreation of tr...
motorise
14
11
to provide with moto...
motorist
15
11
one who travels by a...
motorium
16
15
that part of the ner...
motorize
17
20
to provide with moto...
motorman
14
15
one who operates an...
motormen
14
15
MOTORMAN, one who op...
motorway
23
16
a type of highway [n...
mottiest
15
11
MOTTY, (Scots) conta...
mottlers
16
12
MOTTLER, one who mot...
mottling
17
15
a blotched appearanc...
mouchard
20
18
(French) a police sp...
mouchers
20
17
MOUCHER, a truant, a...
mouching
21
20
MOUCH, to play truan...
mouchoir
20
17
(French) a handkerch...
moufflon
19
20
(French) a Corsican...
mouflons
17
17
MOUFLON, (French) a...
moulages
16
15
MOULAGE, (French) an...
moulders
16
14
MOULDER, to turn to...
mouldier
16
14
MOULDY, covered with...
moulding
17
17
a long, narrow strip...
moulinet
15
14
a machine for bendin...
moulters
16
13
MOULTER, one that mo...
moulting
17
16
the act of shedding...
mounding
15
17
MOUND, to heap in a...
mounseer
13
13
(archaic) a Frenchma...
mountain
13
14
a large, natural ele...
mountant
13
14
an adhesive paste fo...
mounters
14
13
MOUNTER, one who mou...
mounting
15
16
a backing for someth...
mourners
14
13
MOURNER, one that mo...
mournful
18
18
sad, grieving [adj M...
mourning
15
16
an outward sign of g...
mousakas
15
16
MOUSAKA, a Greek dis...
mousekin
15
17
(archaic) a little m...
mousemat
15
15
a piece of material...
mousepad
16
16
a pad for a computer...
mousiest
15
12
MOUSY, like a mouse;...
mousings
16
15
MOUSING, a wrapping...
mousling
17
16
MOUSLE, to pull roug...
mousmees
15
15
MOUSMEE, a Japanese...
moussaka
15
16
a Greek dish consist...
mousseux
21
20
a sparkling wine [n...
moussing
16
15
MOUSSE, to apply a h...
mousting
16
15
MOUST, to powder, al...
moutered
14
13
MOUTER, to take mout...
mouterer
14
12
(Scots) a person who...
mouthers
17
14
MOUTHER, one who mou...
mouthful
21
19
as much as a mouth c...
mouthier
17
14
MOUTHY, outspoken, o...
mouthily
25
17
MOUTHY, outspoken, o...
mouthing
18
17
MOUTH, to feed into...
movables
19
19
MOVABLE, something t...
moveable
18
19
something that can b...
moveably
25
21
so as to be capable...
moveless
17
16
incapable of movemen...
movement
16
19
the act of moving [n...
moviedom
17
19
the world of the mov...
movieoke
16
19
like karaoke, but ac...
movieola
16
16
(tradename) a brand...
movingly
25
21
so as to affect the...
moviolas
17
16
MOVIOLA, (tradename)...
mowburns
20
19
MOWBURN, to heat and...
mowburnt
20
19
MOWBURN, to heat and...
moyities
21
13
MOYITY, (Spenser) mo...
mozettas
17
20
MOZETTA, (italian) a...
mozzetta
20
29
(Italian) a hooded c...
mozzette
20
29
MOZZETTA, (Italian)...
mozzling
23
33
MOZZLE, (Hebrew) to...
mridanga
15
15
(Sanskrit) a two-hea...
mridangs
16
15
MRIDANG, (Sanskrit)...
muchacha
25
22
a young woman or fem...
muchacho
25
22
(Spanish) a boy, man...
muchells
23
19
MUCHELL, (Spenser) a...
muchness
20
18
greatness [n -ES]
mucidity
26
18
mouldiness [n MUCIDI...
mucigens
19
18
MUCIGEN, a substance...
mucilage
20
18
an adhesive substanc...
mucinoid
18
17
of or like mucin, a...
mucinous
18
17
of or like mucin, a...
muckered
19
20
MUCKER, to squander...
muckheap
23
24
a dunghill [n -S]
muckiest
20
19
MUCKY, dirty [adj]
muckluck
26
28
(Inuit) a type of se...
muckrake
20
23
to search for and ex...
muckworm
24
25
a worm found in manu...
mucoidal
19
17
mucus-like [adj]
mucosity
25
17
the state of being m...
mucrones
17
16
MUCRO, a sharp point...
muculent
19
18
like mucus [adj]
mudbanks
18
21
MUDBANK, a sloping a...
mudbaths
20
18
MUDBATH, a medicinal...
muddiest
16
14
MUDDY, covered with...
muddlers
17
15
MUDDLER, one who mud...
muddlier
17
15
MUDDLY, disordered [...
muddling
18
18
confused [adj MUDDLI...
muddying
23
19
MUDDY, to cover with...
mudflaps
21
20
MUDFLAP, a flap fixe...
mudflats
19
17
MUDFLAT, a level tra...
mudflows
22
20
MUDFLOW, a moving ma...
mudguard
17
17
a fender [n -S]
mudholes
18
16
MUDHOLE, a hollow pl...
mudhooks
18
19
MUDHOOK, (slang) an...
mudirias
16
13
MUDIRIA, (Arabic) th...
mudirieh
18
15
(Arabic) the provinc...
mudlarks
18
18
MUDLARK, to follow t...
mudpacks
22
23
MUDPACK, a cosmetic...
mudpuppy
29
25
a large salamander,...
mudrocks
20
20
MUDROCK, a pelite, a...
mudrooms
16
16
MUDROOM, a room for...
mudscows
22
19
MUDSCOW, a flat mud-...
mudsills
19
15
MUDSILL, the lowest...
mudslide
17
15
a slippage of mud do...
mudsling
18
17
to use insults and a...
mudslung
18
18
MUDSLING, to use ins...
mudstone
14
14
a fine-grained detri...
mudworts
19
16
MUDWORT, a small her...
mueddins
15
15
MUEDDIN, (Arabic) th...
muenster
14
13
a semisoft cow's mil...
muezzins
21
31
MUEZZIN, (Arabic) th...
mufflers
21
19
MUFFLER, a thick sca...
muffling
22
22
MUFFLE, to dull the...
muggiest
18
16
MUGGY, warm and humi...
muggings
19
19
MUGGING, a street as...
mugshots
19
16
MUGSHOT, a photograp...
mugworts
20
17
MUGWORT, a common Br...
mugwumps
24
24
MUGWUMP, a bolter fr...
muirburn
18
17
the seasonal burning...
muisting
17
15
MUIST, to powder, al...
mukhtars
19
18
MUKHTAR, an Indian l...
mulattas
16
13
MULATTA, (Spanish) t...
mulattos
16
13
MULATTO, (Spanish) t...
mulberry
25
18
any of various trees...
mulching
23
21
MULCH, to provide wi...
mulcting
21
19
MULCT, to take money...
mulesing
17
16
the practice of remo...
muleteer
15
13
a mule-driver [n -S]
mulishly
27
18
MULISH, like a mule;...
mullahed
19
17
MULLAH, to inflict a...
mullarky
25
20
(US colloquial) absu...
mulleins
17
15
MULLEIN, a tall, sti...
mullered
17
15
MULLER, to inflict a...
mulligan
18
17
a stew of meat and v...
mullions
17
15
MULLION, to provide...
mullites
18
14
MULLITE, an aluminiu...
mullocks
22
21
MULLOCK, (Australian...
mullocky
28
23
(Australian slang) l...
mulloway
26
19
a large Australian f...
mulmulls
21
19
MULMULL, (Hindi) a f...
mulshing
20
18
MULSH, to cover with...
multeity
23
15
manifoldness [n MULT...
multiage
17
15
including people of...
multicar
20
16
involving several ca...
multiday
23
16
lasting for more tha...
multifid
20
17
having many division...
multifil
21
17
a multiple strand of...
multigym
26
20
an apparatus designe...
multijet
19
22
having more than two...
multiped
19
17
an insect having man...
multiple
20
17
the product of a qua...
multiply
27
19
to increase in numbe...
multiton
16
14
weighing many tons [...
multiuse
17
14
having many uses [ad...
multiway
26
18
having several paths...
multured
17
15
MULTURE, to take a f...
multurer
17
14
a person who pays or...
multures
17
14
MULTURE, to take a f...
mumblers
20
19
MUMBLER, one who mum...
mumblier
20
19
MUMBLY, given to mum...
mumbling
21
22
making a mumbling so...
mummered
17
19
MUMMER, to take part...
mummings
19
21
MUMMING, the perform...
mummocks
22
25
MUMMOCK, (archaic) a...
mummying
25
23
MUMMY, to preserve b...
mumsiest
17
15
MUMSY, old-fashioned...
munchers
20
18
MUNCHER, one who mun...
munchier
20
18
MUNCHY, suitable for...
munchies
20
18
MUNCHIE, a small amo...
munching
21
21
MUNCH, to chew noisi...
munchkin
21
23
a very small person,...
mundaner
13
15
MUNDANE, ordinary, b...
mundungo
15
18
(Spanish) a foul-sme...
mungcorn
18
19
a mixed grain, esp....
mungoose
14
15
a carnivorous mammal...
munified
17
17
MUNIFY, to fortify,...
munifies
17
16
MUNIFY, to fortify,...
muniment
15
17
a means of defence,...
muniting
16
16
MUNITE, to fortify,...
munition
14
14
to furnish with war...
munnions
13
15
MUNNION, an upright...
munsters
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muntined
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having a muntin, a d...
muntings
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MUNTING, the vertica...
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MUNTJAC, a small Asi...
muntjaks
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MUNTJAK, a small Asi...
muntries
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MUNTRIE, (Native Aus...
muoniums
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MUONIUM, an electron...
muqaddam
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muraenas
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MURAENA, a food fish...
muraenid
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an eel of the family...
muralist
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a painter of murals...
muralled
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decorated with a mur...
murdabad
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(Urdu) death to, use...
murdered
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MURDER, to kill unla...
murderee
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one who is murdered...
murderer
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murgeons
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MURGEON, to mock wit...
muriated
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pickled [adj]
muriates
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muriatic
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briny [adj]
muricate
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rough or warty with...
muriform
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with cells arranged...
murkiest
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MURKY, dark, also MI...
murksome
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murky [adj]
murlains
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murliest
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MURLY, (Scots) crumb...
murmured
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murmurer
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murphies
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murraghs
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MURRAGH, a caddis fl...
murrains
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murrelet
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any of several small...
murrhine
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a kind of clear glas...
murrines
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murrions
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murthers
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muscadel
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a rich spicy wine de...
muscadet
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a dry, white French...
muscadin
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(French) a Parisian...
muscatel
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a rich spicy wine de...
musclier
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muscling
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muscular structure o...
muscoids
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muscular
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musettes
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mushiest
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mushings
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mushrats
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mushroom
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to grow or spread ra...
musicale
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a program of music p...
musicals
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musician
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one who performs or...
musicked
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musicker
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musingly
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musketry
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the technique of fir...
muskiest
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muskones
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MUSKONE, a macrocycl...
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muskrats
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muskroot
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a plant of the genus...
muslined
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clothed with muslin...
muslinet
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muspikes
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mussiest
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mustache
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mustangs
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mustards
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mustardy
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like mustard [adj]
mustelid
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a mammal of the weas...
mustered
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musterer
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one who musters (liv...
mustiest
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MUSTY, having a stal...
mutagens
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MUTAGEN, a substance...
mutandum
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something to be alte...
mutating
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mutation
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the act of changing...
mutative
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changing, mutable, a...
mutators
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MUTATOR, one that ca...
mutatory
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changing, mutable, a...
mutching
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MUTCH, to cadge [v]
mutchkin
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(historical) an old...
muteness
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the state of being m...
muticate
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in botany, having no...
muticous
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in botany, having no...
mutilate
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to injure by cutting...
mutineer
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to revolt against co...
mutinied
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MUTINY, to revolt ag...
mutinies
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MUTINY, to revolt ag...
mutining
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mutinous
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disposed to mutiny [...
muttered
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MUTTER, to speak unc...
mutterer
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one who mutters [n -...
mutually
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muzziest
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muzzlers
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muzzling
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mwalimus
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MWALIMU, (Swahili) a...
myalgias
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myalisms
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MYALISM, a magic cul...
myalists
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MYALIST, one who pra...
mycelial
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relating to mycelium...
mycelian
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relating to mycelium...
mycelium
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the white threads or...
mycellas
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MYCELLA, a blue-vein...
myceloid
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resembling mycelium,...
mycetoma
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a chronic fungus inf...
mycology
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the branch of botany...
myelines
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MYELINE, the fatty s...
myelinic
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relating to myelin,...
myelites
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MYELITIS, inflammati...
myelitis
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inflammation of the...
myelomas
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mylodons
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MYLODON, an extinct...
mylodont
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an extinct genus of...
mylonite
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a hard, streaky, oft...
mynheers
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MYNHEER, (Dutch) the...
myoblast
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a cell capable of gi...
myogenic
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originating in the m...
myograms
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MYOGRAM, a record ma...
myograph
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an instrument for re...
myologic
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relating to myology,...
myomancy
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devination from the...
myomeres
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MYOMERE, part of a v...
myopathy
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a disorder of muscle...
myophily
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pollination of plant...
myoscope
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an instrument for ob...
myosises
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MYOSIS, (Greek) exce...
myositis
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muscular pain from i...
myosotes
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MYOSOTE, a flowering...
myosotis
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a flowering plant, a...
myotomes
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MYOTOME, a segment o...
myotonia
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muscular spasm or ri...
myotonic
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relating to myotonia...
myotubes
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MYOTUBE, a cylindric...
myrbanes
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MYRBANE, an apparent...
myriadth
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one of a myriad equa...
myriapod
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a multi-legged arthr...
myringas
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MYRINGA, the eardrum...
myriopod
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a multi-legged arthr...
myristic
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relating to the nutm...
myrmidon
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(Greek) a loyal foll...
myrrhine
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of a kind of clear g...
myrrhols
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MYRRHOL, the volatil...
myspaced
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MYSPACE, to search f...
myspaces
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MYSPACE, to search f...
mystagog
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one who teaches myst...
mystical
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spiritually signific...
mysticly
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MYSTIC, related to m...
mystique
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an aura of mystery [...
mythical
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relating to myth, al...
mythiest
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MYTHY, resembling my...
mythised
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MYTHISE, to tell a t...
mythises
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MYTHISE, to tell a t...
mythisms
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MYTHISM, a theory th...
mythists
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MYTHIST, an adherent...
mythized
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MYTHIZE, to tell a t...
mythizes
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mytiloid
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mussel-shaped [adj]
myxameba
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a cell produced by a...
myxedema
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myxocyte
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a large cell found i...
myxomata
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MYXOMA, a tumour com...
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