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pabouche
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an Oriental heelless...
pabulous
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of or relating to no...
pabulums
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PABULUM, food, esp....
pacation
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appeasement [n -S]
paceways
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PACEWAY, (Australian...
pachadom
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the rank of a pasha,...
pachalic
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the territory of a p...
pachinko
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a Japanese pinball g...
pachisis
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16
PACHISI, an Indian b...
pachouli
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18
an Asiatic tree with...
pachucos
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20
PACHUCO, (Spanish) a...
pacified
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PACIFY, to make peac...
pacifier
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something that pacif...
pacifies
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PACIFY, to make peac...
pacifism
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opposition to war or...
pacifist
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an advocate of pacif...
packable
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able to be packed [a...
packaged
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PACKAGE, to put into...
packager
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one who packages [n...
packages
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PACKAGE, to put into...
packeted
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PACKET, to make into...
packfong
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a Chinese alloy of n...
packings
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PACKING, material us...
packmule
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a mule used for carr...
packness
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intimacy [n -ES]
packsack
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a carrying bag worn...
packways
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23
PACKWAY, a narrow pa...
pactions
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PACTION, to agree, m...
paddings
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PADDING, material wi...
paddlers
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PADDLER, one who pad...
paddling
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17
the act of propellin...
paddocks
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PADDOCK, to confine...
padellas
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14
PADELLA, a candle ma...
paderero
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12
a type of old gun, a...
padishah
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16
(Persian) a chief ru...
padlocks
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20
PADLOCK, to lock sec...
padronas
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13
PADRONA, (Italian) a...
padrones
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13
PADRONE, (Italian) a...
padshahs
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16
PADSHAH, (Persian) a...
paduasoy
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15
(French) corded silk...
paeanism
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the chanting of a pa...
paenulae
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14
PAENULA, a Roman tra...
paenulas
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14
PAENULA, a Roman tra...
paeonics
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15
PAEONIC, a foot of f...
paeonies
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12
PAEONY, a showy flow...
paesanos
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12
PAESANO, (Spanish) a...
pagandom
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the realm of pagans...
paganise
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to make irreligious,...
paganish
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of or pertaining to...
paganism
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an irreligious attit...
paganist
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14
a student of pagans...
paganize
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to make irreligious,...
pageants
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14
PAGEANT, an elaborat...
pageboys
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18
PAGEBOY, a boy atten...
pagefuls
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18
PAGEFUL, as much as...
pagehood
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the condition of a p...
pageview
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an electronic displa...
paginate
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to mark with consecu...
pagodite
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14
a soft, greenish, gr...
pagurian
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15
a hermit crab, also...
pagurids
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15
PAGURID, a hermit cr...
pahautea
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14
a small pyramid-shap...
pahlavis
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18
PAHLAVI, a former co...
pahoehoe
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15
(Hawaiian) a hardene...
pailfuls
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17
PAILFUL, as much as...
paillard
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a slice of meat poun...
paillons
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PAILLON, a decorativ...
pailsful
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PAILFUL, as much as...
painches
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PAINCH, (Scots) the...
painless
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without pain [adj PA...
paintbox
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a box containing pai...
painters
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PAINTER, one who pai...
paintier
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12
PAINTY, covered with...
painting
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15
a painted picture [n...
paintpot
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15
a pot for holding pa...
painture
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13
the art of painting...
paiockes
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18
PAIOCKE, (Shakespear...
pairials
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PAIRIAL, a pair-roya...
pairings
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PAIRING, a matching...
pairwise
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14
in pairs [adv]
paisanas
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12
PAISANA, (Spanish) a...
paisanos
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12
PAISANO, (Spanish) a...
paisleys
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PAISLEY, a woollen o...
paitrick
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18
(Scots) a partridge...
pajamaed
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wearing pajamas [adj...
pajockes
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27
PAJOCKE, (Shakespear...
pakapoos
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18
PAKAPOO, a Chinese v...
pakfongs
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21
PAKFONG, a Chinese a...
pakthong
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a Chinese alloy of n...
paktongs
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18
PAKTONG, a Chinese a...
palabras
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15
PALABRA, (Spanish) a...
paladins
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PALADIN, a knightly...
palamate
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webbed like a water-...
palamino
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a horse with a silve...
palatals
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PALATAL, a sound mad...
palatial
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of or like a palace...
palatine
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a high officer havin...
palating
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15
PALATE, (Shakespeare...
palavers
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PALAVER, to talk pro...
palazzos
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PALAZZO, an Italian...
palebuck
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a kind of antelope,...
paleface
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18
a white person [n -S...
paleness
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the quality of being...
paleocon
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an extremely right-w...
paleosol
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a buried soil horizo...
palestra
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a school for athleti...
paletots
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12
PALETOT, a loose ove...
palettes
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12
PALETTE, a board on...
paleways
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in heraldry, vertica...
palewise
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15
in heraldry, vertica...
palfreys
25
17
PALFREY, a saddle ho...
paliform
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18
resembling a stake [...
palikars
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16
PALIKAR, a Greek sol...
palimony
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alimony paid after s...
palinkas
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17
PALINKA, a type of a...
palinode
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14
a poem which retract...
palinody
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16
a poem which retract...
palisade
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13
to fortify with a fe...
palisado
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13
to fortify with a fe...
palladia
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14
PALLADIUM, a metalli...
palladic
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17
of or containing pal...
palleted
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14
PALLET, to load onto...
pallette
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a piece of armour pr...
palliard
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14
(obsolete) a profess...
palliate
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13
to cloak or disguise...
pallider
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14
PALLID, pale, wan [a...
pallidly
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PALLID, pale, wan [a...
palliest
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13
PALLY, marked by clo...
palliums
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17
PALLIUM, a cloak wor...
pallones
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14
PALLONE, an Italian...
pallying
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18
PALLY, as in to pall...
palmated
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resembling an open h...
palmball
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a baseball pitched f...
palmette
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an ornament (in scul...
palmetto
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15
any of various usual...
palmfuls
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20
PALMFUL, as much as...
palmiers
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PALMIER, a pastry sh...
palmiest
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PALMY, marked by pro...
palmiets
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PALMIET, a South Afr...
palmiped
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a webfooted bird, al...
palmists
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PALMIST, a person wh...
palmitic
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as in palmitic acid,...
palmitin
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a glyceride of palmi...
palmlike
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resembling a palm tr...
palmtops
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PALMTOP, a small han...
palmyras
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PALMYRA, a species o...
palomino
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a horse with a silve...
palookas
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PALOOKA, a clumsy, i...
palpable
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capable of being fel...
palpably
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PALPABLE, capable of...
palpated
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PALPATE, to examine...
palpates
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PALPATE, to examine...
palpator
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one who palpates [n...
palpebra
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the eyelid [n PALPEB...
palpuses
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PALPUS, (Latin) a se...
palships
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PALSHIP, the relatio...
palsiest
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PALSY, pally, being...
palstaff
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a peculiar bronze ad...
palstave
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a peculiar bronze ad...
palsying
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PALSY, to affect wit...
paltered
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PALTER, to talk or a...
palterer
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one who palters, tal...
paltrier
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PALTRY, meagre, mean...
paltrily
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15
PALTRY, meagre, mean...
paludine
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of marshes, also PAL...
paludism
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17
marsh fever; malaria...
paludose
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marshy; living in ma...
paludous
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marshy; living in ma...
pampases
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PAMPAS, a treeless p...
pampeans
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PAMPEAN, a native of...
pampered
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PAMPER, to treat wit...
pamperer
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one who pampers [n -...
pamperos
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17
PAMPERO, (Spanish) a...
pamphlet
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to circulate a small...
pamphrey
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(Irish) a cabbage [n...
pampoens
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PAMPOEN, (South Afri...
panacean
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having the propertie...
panaceas
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15
PANACEA, (Greek) a r...
panaches
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PANACHE, dash or fla...
panaries
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PANARY, a bread stor...
panatela
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(Spanish) a long thi...
panbroil
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to fry in a pan with...
pancaked
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PANCAKE, to land an...
pancakes
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PANCAKE, to land an...
pancetta
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15
unsmoked Italian bac...
pancheon
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18
a wide-brimmed, shal...
panchion
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18
a wide-brimmed, shal...
pancreas
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15
a large gland discha...
pandanis
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14
PANDANI, PANDANUS, (...
pandanus
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15
(Malay) a palm of SE...
pandared
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PANDAR, to act as a...
pandects
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16
PANDECT, a treatise...
pandemia
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a widespread epidemi...
pandemic
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a widespread disease...
pandered
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PANDER, to act as a...
panderer
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one who panders, pro...
panderly
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acting as a procurer...
pandoors
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13
PANDOOR, one of a cl...
pandoras
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13
PANDORA, ancient mus...
pandores
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13
PANDORE, ancient mus...
pandours
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14
PANDOUR, one of a cl...
pandowdy
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19
a deep pie or puddin...
pandrops
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16
PANDROP, (Scots) a h...
panduras
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PANDURA, ancient mus...
pandying
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18
PANDY, to punish by...
panegyry
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18
a great assembly [n...
paneless
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without a pane [adj]
paneling
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material with which...
panelist
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13
one who serves on a...
panelled
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15
PANEL, to decorate w...
panetela
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13
(Spanish) a long thi...
panforte
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(Italian) a hard spi...
panfried
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PANFRY, to fry in a...
panfries
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15
PANFRY, to fry in a...
pangamic
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characterised by ran...
pangenes
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15
PANGENE, a hypotheti...
pangless
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15
without a pang; pain...
pangolin
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the scaly anteater [...
pangrams
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PANGRAM, a sentence...
panhuman
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pertaining to all hu...
panicked
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20
PANIC, to experience...
panicled
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17
having a panicle [ad...
panicles
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PANICLE, a loosely b...
panicums
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19
PANICUM, any grass o...
panislam
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all of Islam or the...
panmixes
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PANMIXIS, random mat...
panmixia
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random mating within...
panmixis
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22
random mating within...
pannages
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PANNAGE, the right t...
pannicks
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PANNICK, any grass o...
pannicle
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17
a thin, sheetlike ga...
panniers
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PANNIER, a large bas...
pannikel
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(obsolete) a thin, s...
pannikin
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18
a small metal cup [n...
pannings
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PANNING, harsh criti...
pannists
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13
PANNIST, a person wh...
pannuses
14
14
PANNUS, a pathologic...
panochas
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17
PANOCHA, (Spanish) a...
panoches
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17
PANOCHE, (Spanish) a...
panoptic
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18
all-embracing; viewi...
panorama
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a wide or complete v...
panpipes
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18
PANPIPE, a musical i...
pansophy
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universal knowledge...
panstick
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19
foundation make-up l...
pantable
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a slipper, an oversh...
pantalet
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13
long underpants trim...
pantalon
14
14
a movement in a quad...
pantheon
15
15
a temple dedicated t...
panthers
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14
PANTHER, a leopard,...
pantiled
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roofed with pantiles...
pantiles
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13
PANTILE, an overlapp...
pantines
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13
PANTINE, (obsolete)...
pantings
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PANTING, the act of...
pantlegs
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15
PANTLEG, the leg par...
pantlers
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13
PANTLER, (Shakespear...
pantofle
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a slipper, an oversh...
pantoums
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PANTOUM, a Malayan v...
pantries
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12
PANTRY, a small room...
pantsuit
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13
a woman's suit with...
papacies
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17
PAPACY, the office o...
papadams
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18
PAPADAM, (Tamil) a t...
papadoms
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18
PAPADOM, (Tamil) a t...
papadums
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19
PAPADUM, (Tamil) a t...
papalise
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to render papal, als...
papalism
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18
the papal system [n...
papalist
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a supporter of the p...
papalize
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to render papal, als...
papaumas
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18
PAPAUMA, (Maori) a l...
papavers
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PAPAVER, a genus of...
paperboy
25
19
a newsboy [n -S]
paperers
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14
PAPERER, one who pap...
paperier
17
14
PAPERY, resembling p...
papering
18
17
the act of covering...
paphians
19
17
PAPHIAN, a prostitut...
papilios
19
15
PAPILIO, a type of b...
papillae
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16
PAPILLA, a nipple-li...
papillar
20
16
like, of the nature...
papillon
19
17
(French) a breed of...
papisher
20
16
a supporter of the p...
papishes
20
16
PAPISH, a supporter...
papistic
22
17
relating to popery,...
papistry
25
16
roman Catholicism [n...
papooses
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14
PAPOOSE, an American...
pappadam
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21
(Tamil) a thin circl...
pappadom
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21
(Tamil) a thin circl...
pappadum
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(Tamil) a thin circl...
pappiest
20
17
PAPPY, resembling pa...
pappoose
18
17
an American Indian b...
pappuses
20
18
PAPPUS, a ring of do...
papricas
21
17
PAPRICA, a seasoning...
paprikas
19
18
PAPRIKA, a seasoning...
papulose
18
16
having pimples, also...
papulous
19
17
having pimples, also...
papyrian
23
17
like papyrus, a parc...
papyrine
23
17
like papyrus, a parc...
parabema
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17
(Greek) in Byzantine...
parabens
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PARABEN, any of a gr...
parabled
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16
PARABLE, to represen...
parables
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15
PARABLE, to represen...
parabola
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15
(Greek) a type of cu...
parabole
17
15
a rhetorical compari...
parachor
20
16
a mathematical const...
paracmes
19
17
PARACME, a stage of...
paraders
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12
PARADER, one who par...
paradigm
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17
an example that serv...
parading
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PARADE, to march in...
paradise
15
12
a place of extreme b...
paradors
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12
PARADOR, a building...
paradoxy
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the quality of being...
paradrop
17
15
to deliver by parach...
paraffin
19
18
any saturated hydroc...
paraffle
20
18
(Scots) a pretentiou...
parafles
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15
PARAFLE, (Scots) a p...
parafoil
18
15
a type of steerable...
paraform
18
17
a substance used as...
paragoge
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15
the addition of a so...
paragons
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14
PARAGON, (archaic) t...
paragram
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16
a play on words cons...
parakeet
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a small long-tailed...
parakite
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a kite used for hold...
parallax
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an apparent optical...
parallel
18
14
of lines etc., exten...
paralogy
23
16
false reasoning [n P...
paralyse
22
14
to render incapable...
paralyze
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23
to render incapable...
parament
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15
(obsolete) a rich de...
paramese
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14
in Greek music, the...
paramour
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15
a lover of either se...
paranete
13
12
a tone in Greek musi...
paranoea
12
12
a mental disorder, a...
paranoia
13
12
a mental disorder, a...
paranoic
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15
suffering from paran...
paranoid
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13
suffering from paran...
paranyms
22
17
PARANYM, a euphemism...
parapara
16
14
a small New Zealand...
parapets
17
14
PARAPET, a protectiv...
paraphed
19
17
PARAPH, to append a...
paraquat
23
21
(tradename) a herbic...
paraquet
23
21
a small long-tailed...
parasail
16
12
to soar while harnes...
parasang
15
14
an old Persian unit...
parashah
19
15
(Hebrew) a passage i...
parashot
17
13
PARASHAH, (Hebrew) a...
parasite
15
11
an organism that liv...
parasols
16
12
PARASOL, a small, li...
parathas
17
13
PARATHA, (Hindi) a f...
paravail
18
16
below others in rank...
paravane
15
16
an underwater device...
paravant
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16
(Spenser) before, in...
parawing
19
17
a winglike parachute...
paraxial
22
19
parallel to the axis...
parazoan
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21
any of a major divis...
parazoon
16
21
any member of the Pa...
parbaked
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19
PARBAKE, to bake par...
parbakes
18
18
PARBAKE, to bake par...
parboils
19
15
PARBOIL, to cook par...
parbreak
18
18
(archaic) to vomit [...
parceled
19
16
PARCEL, to divide in...
parcener
17
15
a coheir, or one of...
parchesi
21
16
(Hindi) a game, some...
parching
22
19
PARCH, to make very...
parchisi
22
16
(Hindi) a game, some...
parclose
19
15
a railing in a churc...
pardales
16
13
PARDALE, a leopard,...
pardalis
17
13
a leopard, also PARD...
pardners
15
13
PARDNER, (colloquial...
pardoned
14
14
PARDON, to release f...
pardoner
14
13
one who raises money...
parecism
20
17
the state of being p...
pareiras
15
11
PAREIRA, a medicinal...
parellas
17
13
PARELLA, a lichen wh...
parelles
17
13
PARELLE, a lichen wh...
parental
15
13
pertaining to a pare...
parented
14
13
PARENT, to act as fa...
parergon
15
14
(Greek) a piece of w...
paretics
19
14
PARETIC, one affecte...
parfaits
18
14
PARFAIT, (French) a...
parflesh
21
17
a rawhide soaked in...
parfocal
21
18
having lenses with c...
parganas
15
14
PARGANA, (Hindi) a d...
pargeted
16
14
PARGET, to cover wit...
pargeter
16
13
one who pargets, pla...
pargings
18
16
PARGING, a thin coat...
parhelia
18
14
PARHELION, a halolik...
parhelic
22
17
of or pertaining to...
parietal
16
12
a bone of the skull...
parietes
15
11
PARIES, the wall of...
parishad
18
14
(Hindi) an Indian as...
parishen
17
14
(Scots) a parish, al...
parishes
18
13
PARISH, a subdivisio...
parisons
15
12
PARISON, (French) a...
parities
16
11
PARITY, equality of...
paritors
16
11
PARITOR, (Shakespear...
parkades
16
16
PARKADE, a multileve...
parkette
16
15
a small public park...
parkiest
17
15
PARKY, (colloquial)...
parkings
18
18
PARKING, an area in...
parkland
17
18
a cared-for area wit...
parklike
19
20
like a park [adj]
parkours
17
16
PARKOUR, a recreatio...
parkward
20
19
towards a park, also...
parkways
26
20
PARKWAY, a broad roa...
parlance
18
16
a manner of speaking...
parlando
15
14
sung in a manner sug...
parlante
15
13
sung in a manner sug...
parlayed
22
15
PARLAY, to wager ori...
parleyed
22
15
PARLEY, to discuss t...
parleyer
22
14
one who parleys [n -...
parlours
17
13
PARLOUR, a room for...
parmesan
15
15
a hard, dry Italian...
parochin
20
17
(Scots) a parish, al...
parodied
15
13
PARODY, to imitate i...
parodies
15
12
PARODY, to imitate i...
parodist
16
12
one who composes par...
paroemia
15
14
(Greek) a proverb, a...
parolees
15
12
PAROLEE, one who is...
paroling
17
15
PAROLE, to give a co...
paronyms
22
17
PARONYM, a word havi...
paronymy
28
19
a relationship of tw...
paroquet
23
21
a small long-tailed...
parosmia
16
14
a distortion of the...
parotids
16
12
PAROTID, a gland sit...
parotoid
15
12
any of various gland...
parousia
15
12
(Greek) a coming, es...
paroxysm
29
23
a sudden fit or atta...
parpanes
16
15
PARPANE, a stone pas...
parpends
17
16
PARPEND, a stone pas...
parpents
17
15
PARPENT, a stone pas...
parpoint
17
15
a stone passing thro...
parquets
24
21
PARQUET, to cover a...
parridge
17
14
a soft meal of oatme...
parriers
16
11
PARRIER, one who par...
parritch
22
16
a soft meal of oatme...
parrocks
20
18
PARROCK, to confine...
parroket
16
15
a small long-tailed...
parroted
15
12
PARROT, to repeat wi...
parroter
15
11
one who simply repea...
parrotry
22
13
unintelligent imitat...
parrying
23
16
PARRY, to ward off a...
parsable
18
15
able to be parsed [a...
parsings
17
14
PARSING, the syntact...
parsleys
23
14
PARSLEY, a cultivate...
parslied
17
13
adorned with parsley...
parsneps
17
15
PARSNEP, (obsolete)...
parsnips
18
15
PARSNIP, an umbellif...
parsonic
18
15
of or pertaining to...
partaken
15
16
PARTAKE, to particip...
partaker
16
15
one who partakes [n...
partakes
16
15
PARTAKE, to particip...
parterre
15
11
a section of a theat...
partials
17
12
PARTIAL, as in parti...
partible
19
15
divisible [adj]
particle
20
15
a very small piece o...
partiers
16
11
PARTIER, one who par...
partings
17
14
PARTING, a division...
partisan
15
12
biased [adj PARTISAN...
partitas
16
11
PARTITA, (Italian) a...
partizan
18
21
an adherent of a per...
partlets
17
12
PARTLET, (obsolete)...
partners
15
12
PARTNER, to join wit...
partures
16
12
PARTURE, (Spenser) a...
partwork
20
18
one of a magazine se...
partyers
22
13
PARTYER, one who par...
partying
23
16
PARTY, to attend a s...
partyism
24
16
devotion to a politi...
parvenue
16
17
(French) a female pa...
parvenus
17
17
PARVENU, (French) on...
parvises
18
15
PARVISE, an enclosed...
parvolin
18
17
a ptomaine formed in...
paschals
22
17
PASCHAL, a candle us...
pascuals
20
16
PASCUAL, a plant tha...
paseared
14
12
PASEAR, to take a wa...
pashadom
18
17
the rank of a pasha,...
pashalic
22
17
the territory of a p...
pashalik
20
18
the territory of a p...
pashmina
18
17
a shawl made from pa...
paspalum
20
19
any plant of the tro...
pasquils
26
22
PASQUIL, to satirise...
passable
18
15
fairly good or accep...
passably
25
17
PASSABLE, fairly goo...
passades
15
12
PASSADE, a turn of a...
passados
15
12
PASSADO, a forward t...
passaged
16
14
PASSAGE, to make a v...
passager
16
13
as in passager hawk...
passages
16
13
PASSAGE, to make a v...
passatas
15
11
PASSATA, an Italian...
passband
17
16
a frequency band tha...
passbook
18
18
a bankbook [n -S]
passerby
24
16
one who passes by [n...
passible
19
15
capable of feeling [...
passibly
26
17
PASSIBLE, capable of...
passings
17
14
PASSING, the act of...
passions
15
12
PASSION, to exhibit...
passives
18
15
PASSIVE, the passive...
passkeys
23
17
PASSKEY, a key that...
passless
17
12
unable to be negotia...
passment
16
15
(French) a decorativ...
passouts
16
12
PASSOUT, a ticket en...
passover
17
15
an annual feast of t...
passport
18
14
a document allowing...
passuses
16
12
PASSUS, (Latin) a se...
password
19
15
a secret word that m...
pastance
17
15
(archaic) a pastime...
pasterns
15
12
PASTERN, the part of...
pasteups
18
15
PASTEUP, a finished...
pasticci
23
17
PASTICCIO, (Italian)...
pastiche
21
16
an artistic work mad...
pastiest
16
11
PASTY, pale and unhe...
pastille
18
13
a small, often medic...
pastimes
17
14
PASTIME, a recreatio...
pastinas
15
12
PASTINA, (Italian) t...
pastings
17
14
PASTING, a beating,...
pastises
16
11
PASTIS, (French) a F...
pastitso
16
11
(Modern Greek) a dis...
pastless
17
12
having no past [adj]
pastness
15
12
the state or being p...
pastoral
16
12
of literature, music...
pastored
15
12
PASTOR, to serve as...
pastorly
23
14
appropriate to a pas...
pastrami
17
14
a highly seasoned sm...
pastries
16
11
PASTRY, articles mad...
pastromi
17
14
a highly seasoned sm...
pastural
17
13
pertaining to a past...
pastured
16
13
PASTURE, to put out...
pasturer
16
12
one who pastures liv...
pastures
16
12
PASTURE, to put out...
patagial
17
14
of or like a patagiu...
patagium
18
17
a wing membrane of a...
patamars
16
14
PATAMAR, a vessel re...
patballs
20
16
PATBALL, a gentle ba...
patchers
21
16
PATCHER, one who pat...
patchery
27
18
(Shakespeare) knaver...
patchier
21
16
PATCHY, uneven in qu...
patchily
29
19
PATCHY, uneven in qu...
patching
22
19
the act of patching...
patellae
16
13
PATELLA, the knee-ca...
patellar
17
13
pertaining to the pa...
patellas
17
13
PATELLA, the knee-ca...
patented
14
13
PATENT, to obtain a...
patentee
13
12
one who holds a pate...
patently
22
15
PATENT, obvious [adv...
patentor
14
12
one who grants a pat...
paterero
14
11
a type of old gun, a...
paternal
15
13
pertaining to a fath...
pathetic
21
16
arousing pity, also...
pathless
19
14
having no path [adj]
pathname
17
17
the name of a file o...
pathogen
17
16
a disease-producing...
pathoses
17
13
PATHOS, a quality th...
pathways
27
18
PATHWAY, a path [n]
patience
17
15
the quality of endur...
patients
15
12
PATIENT, (Shakespear...
patinaed
14
13
having a patina [adj...
patinate
14
12
to give a patina to,...
patining
16
15
PATINE, to cover wit...
patinise
15
12
to give a patina to,...
patinize
18
21
to give a patina to,...
patootie
14
11
(colloquial) the but...
patrials
17
12
PATRIAL, one who is...
patriate
15
11
to transfer constitu...
patricks
21
18
PATRICK, (Irish) a 1...
patricos
19
14
PATRICO, (slang) a h...
patriots
16
11
PATRIOT, one who lov...
patronal
15
13
of or like a patron...
patronly
22
15
in the manner of a p...
patronne
13
13
(French) a (female)...
patroons
14
12
PATROON, a landowner...
pattamar
16
14
a vessel resembling...
pattened
14
13
PATTEN, (obsolete) t...
pattered
15
12
PATTER, to talk rapi...
patterer
15
11
one who patters [n -...
patterns
15
12
PATTERN, to copy a d...
pattress
16
11
a container for the...
pattypan
23
17
a pan in which patti...
patulent
16
14
spreading, open, als...
patulins
17
14
PATULIN, a drug deri...
patulous
17
14
spreading, open, als...
patutuki
18
17
(New Zealand) the bl...
pauldron
16
15
a shoulder plate for...
paunched
20
19
PAUNCH, to disembowe...
paunches
20
18
PAUNCH, to disembowe...
paupered
17
16
PAUPER, to reduce to...
pauraque
23
22
a long-tailed noctur...
pauropod
17
16
a minute myriapod, a...
pauseful
19
17
full of pauses [adj...
pausings
17
15
PAUSING, the act of...
pavement
17
19
a paved surface [n -...
pavilion
18
17
to cover with a larg...
pavillon
19
18
the bell of a wind i...
paviours
18
16
PAVIOUR, a person wh...
pavisers
18
15
PAVISER, a soldier c...
pavisses
18
15
PAVIS, a large medie...
pavlovas
20
20
PAVLOVA, a type of d...
pavonian
15
17
of or relating to pe...
pavonine
15
17
of or relating to pe...
pawawing
22
20
PAWAW, to hold such...
pawkiest
20
18
PAWKY, (Scots) drily...
pawnable
20
19
able to be pawned [a...
pawnages
18
17
PAWNAGE, an act of p...
pawnshop
22
20
a shop where thing a...
paxiubas
24
22
PAXIUBA, a Brazilian...
paxwaxes
30
28
PAXWAX, the strong t...
payables
24
17
PAYABLE, what is due...
paybacks
28
23
PAYBACK, a return on...
paycheck
31
25
a check in payment o...
paydowns
24
18
PAYDOWN, the reducti...
payfones
22
17
PAYFONE, a coin-oper...
paygrade
22
16
the grade of militar...
paylists
24
14
PAYLIST, a list of p...
payloads
22
15
PAYLOAD, the part of...
payments
22
17
PAYMENT, something t...
paynimry
29
19
heathendom [n PAYNIM...
payphone
24
19
a coin-operated publ...
payrolls
24
15
PAYROLL, a list of e...
paysages
22
15
PAYSAGE, (French) a...
payslips
26
17
PAYSLIP, a note indi...
paywalls
27
18
PAYWALL, an arrangem...
pazazzes
24
38
PAZAZZ, flamboyance,...
peaberry
23
16
a type of coffee see...
peabrain
16
15
a stupid person [n -...
peaceful
21
19
undisturbed, calm [a...
peacenik
18
19
one who demonstrates...
peachers
20
16
PEACHER, one who pea...
peachick
25
23
a young peafowl [n -...
peachier
20
16
PEACHY, coloured or...
peachily
28
19
PEACHY, coloured or...
peaching
21
19
PEACH, to inform aga...
peacoats
17
14
PEACOAT, a heavy woo...
peacocks
22
21
PEACOCK, to strut va...
peacocky
28
23
vain, strutting [adj...
peafowls
21
18
PEAFOWL, a large phe...
peakiest
16
15
PEAKY, off-colour, u...
peakings
17
18
PEAKING, the act of...
peakless
17
16
having no pointed to...
peaklike
18
20
resembling a peak [a...
peanutty
21
15
having the taste of...
pearcing
19
17
PEARCE, (Spenser) to...
pearlash
18
14
an alkaline compound...
pearlers
16
12
PEARLER, one who div...
pearlier
16
12
PEARLY, like a pearl...
pearlies
16
12
PEARLY, a costermong...
pearling
17
15
(Scots) a lace of si...
pearlins
16
13
PEARLIN, (Scots) a l...
pearlite
16
12
ferrite and cementit...
pearmain
15
15
a variety of apple [...
peartest
15
11
PEART, active, livel...
pearwood
17
15
the wood of the pear...
peasants
14
12
PEASANT, a person of...
peasanty
20
14
in the style of a pe...
peascods
18
15
PEASCOD, a pea pod,...
peasecod
17
15
the pod of the pea,...
peatiest
15
11
PEATY, of or like pe...
peatland
15
14
an area of land cons...
peatship
20
16
the state of being a...
pebblier
21
18
PEBBLY, resembling p...
pebbling
22
21
a covering of pebble...
pebrines
17
15
PEBRINE, a disease o...
peccable
24
21
liable to sin [adj]
peccancy
30
23
sinfulness; transgre...
peccavis
24
21
PECCAVI, a confessio...
peckiest
20
18
PECKY, marked by dec...
peckings
21
21
PECKING, the act of...
pecorini
18
15
PECORINO, a hard che...
pecorino
17
15
a hard cheese made f...
pectases
18
14
PECTASE, an enzyme [...
pectates
18
14
PECTATE, a salt of p...
pectinal
19
16
a fish with bones or...
pectines
18
15
PECTEN, a comblike a...
pectised
19
15
PECTISE, to congeal...
pectises
19
14
PECTISE, to congeal...
pectized
22
24
PECTIZE, to congeal...
pectizes
22
23
PECTIZE, to congeal...
pectoral
19
15
related to the chest...
pectoses
18
14
PECTOSE, a pectin-yi...
peculate
19
16
to embezzle [v PECUL...
peculiar
20
16
strange [adj PECULIA...
peculium
22
20
private property [n...
pedagogs
17
16
PEDAGOG, one who tea...
pedagogy
23
18
the work of a teache...
pedalcar
19
16
a fourwheeled vehicl...
pedalers
16
13
PEDALER, someone who...
pedalfer
18
16
a type of soil, typi...
pedalier
16
13
the pedal keyboard o...
pedaling
17
16
PEDAL, to operate by...
pedalled
17
15
PEDAL, to operate by...
pedaller
17
14
someone who uses ped...
pedaloes
15
13
PEDALO, a type of pl...
pedantic
18
16
in the manner of a p...
pedantry
21
15
ostentatious display...
pedately
22
15
PEDATE, footed, foot...
peddlers
17
14
PEDDLER, a person wh...
peddlery
23
16
the trade of a peddl...
peddling
18
17
the act of peddling...
pederast
15
12
a man who engages in...
pederero
14
12
a type of old gun, a...
pedestal
16
13
to provide with an a...
pedicabs
21
18
PEDICAB, a light veh...
pedicels
20
16
PEDICEL, a slender b...
pedicled
20
17
having a pedicle [ad...
pedicles
20
16
PEDICLE, a slender b...
pediculi
21
17
PEDICULUS, (Latin) a...
pedicure
19
16
to apply foot-treatm...
pediform
19
18
shaped like a foot [...
pedigree
16
14
a line of ancestors...
pediment
16
16
a triangular structu...
pedipalp
21
19
one of the second pa...
pedocals
19
16
PEDOCAL, a type of s...
pedology
23
17
the study of the gro...
pedrails
17
13
PEDRAIL, a tractor w...
pedreros
15
12
PEDRERO, a type of o...
peduncle
19
18
the stalk of an infl...
peebeens
15
15
PEEBEEN, a large, ha...
peekaboo
16
18
a peeping game playe...
peekabos
17
18
PEEKABO, a peeping g...
peekapoo
16
18
a dog that is a cros...
peelable
18
16
able to be peeled [a...
peelings
17
15
PEELING, a piece or...
peenging
16
17
PEENGE, (Scots) to w...
peenings
15
15
PEENING, the act of...
peephole
19
17
a small opening thro...
peepshow
22
19
a small display of p...
peerages
15
13
PEERAGE, the rank of...
peeriest
15
11
PEERIE, small [adj]
peerless
16
12
having no equal [adj...
peesweep
19
17
(Scots) the peewit [...
peetweet
17
14
a wading bird [n -S]
pegboard
18
17
a board with holes f...
pegboxes
24
23
PEGBOX, a part of a...
peggiest
18
15
PEGGY, resembling a...
peggings
19
18
PEGGING, the act of...
peignoir
16
14
a woman's dresing-go...
peincted
18
16
PEINCT, (obsolete) t...
peishwah
23
18
a chief minister of...
peishwas
21
16
PEISHWA, a chief min...
pejorate
16
20
to make worse [v PEJ...
pekepoos
17
18
PEKEPOO, a dog that...
pelagial
18
15
of or pertaining to...
pelagian
16
15
of or pertaining to...
pelagics
21
17
PELAGIC, a creature...
pelerine
15
13
(French) a woman's c...
pelicans
19
16
PELICAN, a large, we...
pelisses
17
12
PELISSE, (French) a...
pellachs
23
18
PELLACH, a porpoise,...
pellacks
22
20
PELLACK, a porpoise,...
pellagra
18
15
a niacin-deficiency...
pelletal
18
14
resembling a pellet...
pelleted
17
14
PELLET, to hit with...
pellicle
22
17
a thin skin or film...
pellmell
21
18
a jumbled mass [n -S...
pellocks
22
20
PELLOCK, (Scots) a p...
pellucid
22
18
transparent [adj PEL...
pelmatic
21
18
pertaining to the so...
pelology
24
17
study of mud and its...
pelorian
15
13
showing peloria, an...
pelorias
16
12
PELORIA, abnormal sy...
pelories
16
12
PELORY, abnormal sym...
pelorism
18
15
abnormal symmetry of...
pelotons
15
13
PELOTON, the main bo...
peltasts
17
12
PELTAST, an ancient...
peltered
16
13
PELTER, to shower bl...
peltings
18
15
PELTING, the act of...
peltless
18
13
lacking a pelt [adj]
peltries
17
12
PELTRY, the skins of...
pelvises
19
16
PELVIS, a part of th...
pembinas
18
18
PEMBINA, a variety o...
pembroke
19
21
a small four-legged...
pemicans
19
18
PEMICAN, a food prep...
pemmican
20
21
a food prepared by N...
pemoline
16
16
a white crystalline...
pemphigi
23
21
PEMPHIGUS, (Greek) a...
penalise
15
13
to subject to penalt...
penality
22
15
liability to punishm...
penalize
18
22
to subject to penalt...
penanced
16
17
PENANCE, to impose a...
penances
16
16
PENANCE, to impose a...
penchant
19
18
a strong liking for...
penciled
19
17
PENCIL, to write or...
penciler
19
16
one who pencils, als...
pencraft
20
18
penmanship [n -S]
pendants
14
14
PENDANT, anything ha...
pendency
23
19
a pending state [n P...
pendents
14
14
PENDENT, anything ha...
pendicle
19
17
(Scots) a piece of l...
pendular
16
15
of or relating to a...
pendules
16
15
PENDULE, a manoeuvre...
pendulum
18
19
a type of free swing...
penfolds
18
17
PENFOLD, a place in...
penguins
16
16
PENGUIN, a flightles...
penicils
20
16
PENICIL, a tent or p...
penitent
14
13
repentant [adj PENIT...
penknife
17
20
a small pocketknife...
penlight
20
17
a small torch, also...
penlites
16
13
PENLITE, a small tor...
pennames
14
16
PENNAME, a name used...
pennants
13
14
PENNANT, a long narr...
pennated
13
14
having wings or feat...
penneech
18
18
an old card game, al...
penneeck
17
20
an old card game, al...
pennines
13
14
PENNINE, a mineral o...
pennoned
12
15
flying a pennon [adj...
pennyboy
28
20
an employee whose du...
pennyfee
21
18
(Scots) a small wage...
penoches
19
17
PENOCHE, (Spanish) a...
penology
22
17
the science of the p...
penoncel
17
17
a small flag like a...
penpoint
16
16
the point of a pen [...
pensione
13
13
(Italian) a boarding...
pensioni
14
13
PENSIONE, (Italian)...
pensions
14
13
PENSION, to grant a...
pensters
15
12
PENSTER, a writer [n...
penstock
19
19
a valve-controlled w...
pentacle
18
16
a five-pointed star,...
pentacts
18
15
PENTACT, a five-raye...
pentadic
18
16
within the scope of...
pentagon
14
15
a five-sided polygon...
pentanes
13
13
PENTANE, any of thre...
pentanol
14
14
one of the simple al...
pentarch
20
17
a member of a pentar...
pentenes
13
13
PENTENE, an unsatura...
penthias
17
14
PENTHIA, (Spenser) a...
penticed
18
16
PENTICE, to provide...
pentices
18
15
PENTICE, to provide...
pentised
15
13
PENTISE, to provide...
pentises
15
12
PENTISE, to provide...
pentodes
14
13
PENTODE, a type of e...
pentomic
19
18
of an army division,...
pentosan
13
13
a complex carbohydra...
pentoses
14
12
PENTOSE, a sugar wit...
pentroof
16
15
a roof that slopes o...
penuches
20
18
PENUCHE, a fudge-lik...
penuchis
21
18
PENUCHI, a fudge-lik...
penuchle
21
19
a card game, also PI...
penuckle
20
21
a card game, also PI...
penumbra
18
19
a partial shadow [n...
penuries
15
13
PENURY, extreme pove...
penwiper
20
18
a piece of equipment...
penwoman
17
19
a female person skil...
penwomen
17
19
PENWOMAN, a female p...
peonages
14
14
PEONAGE, the conditi...
peonisms
16
15
PEONISM, the conditi...
peoplers
18
15
PEOPLER, a settler;...
peopling
19
18
PEOPLE, to stock wit...
peperino
16
15
a type of volcanic r...
peperoni
16
15
a highly seasoned sa...
peploses
18
15
PEPLOS, a garment wo...
peplumed
20
20
having a peplum [adj...
pepluses
19
16
PEPLUS, a garment wo...
peponida
16
16
a fruit having a fle...
peponium
18
19
a fruit having a fle...
peppered
19
18
PEPPER, to season wi...
pepperer
19
17
a dealer in pepper a...
peppiest
20
17
PEPPY, full of energ...
pepsines
17
15
PEPSINE, a digestive...
peptalks
20
19
PEPTALK, to inspire...
peptides
18
15
PEPTIDE, a combinati...
peptidic
22
18
relating to a peptid...
peptised
18
15
PEPTISE, to form a c...
peptiser
18
14
one that peptises, a...
peptises
18
14
PEPTISE, to form a c...
peptized
21
24
PEPTIZE, to form a c...
peptizer
21
23
one that peptizes, a...
peptizes
21
23
PEPTIZE, to form a c...
peptones
16
15
PEPTONE, a substance...
peptonic
20
18
relating to peptone,...
pequiste
24
21
in Canada, a support...
peracids
19
15
PERACID, a type of a...
peracute
18
15
violent [adj]
peraeons
13
12
PERAEON, a crustacea...
percales
19
15
PERCALE, a closely w...
perceant
17
15
piercing, also PERSA...
perceive
20
18
to become aware of t...
percents
18
15
PERCENT, one part in...
percepts
21
17
PERCEPT, something t...
perchers
21
16
PERCHER, one who per...
perchery
27
18
a barn where hens ar...
perching
22
19
a method of softenin...
percines
18
15
PERCINE, a perch-lik...
percocts
22
17
PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percoids
19
15
PERCOID, a member of...
percolin
19
16
a small bird, a cros...
perdendo
14
14
(Italian) slowing an...
perdured
16
14
PERDURE, to continue...
perdures
16
13
PERDURE, to continue...
peregals
17
14
PEREGAL, (obsolete)...
peregrin
16
14
a swift falcon much...
pereions
14
12
PEREION, a crustacea...
pereiras
15
11
PEREIRA, a Brazilian...
perentie
14
12
a large Australian m...
pereopod
16
15
an appendage of the...
perfecta
20
17
a system of betting...
perfecti
21
17
a Catharist sect in...
perfecto
20
17
a medium-sized cigar...
perfects
21
17
PERFECT, to make fau...
perfings
19
17
PERFING, (New Zealan...
perforce
20
17
of necessity [adv]
performs
19
17
PERFORM, to begin an...
perfumed
19
19
PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfumer
19
18
one who prepares per...
perfumes
19
18
PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfused
18
16
PERFUSE, to diffuse...
perfuses
18
15
PERFUSE, to diffuse...
pergolas
17
14
PERGOLA, an arbor fo...
periagua
16
14
a type of dugout can...
perianth
17
14
an outer covering of...
periapts
18
14
PERIAPT, (Shakespear...
periblem
20
18
a region of plant ti...
periboli
19
15
PERIBOLUS, a precinc...
pericarp
21
17
the wall of a ripene...
pericope
20
17
a section from a boo...
periderm
17
15
an outer layer of pl...
peridial
17
13
relating to a peridi...
peridium
18
16
the outer coating of...
peridote
15
12
a gemstone, a pale g...
peridots
16
12
PERIDOT, a gemstone,...
perigeal
17
14
relating to a perige...
perigean
15
14
relating to a perige...
perigees
16
13
PERIGEE, the point a...
perigone
15
14
any organ inclosing...
perigons
16
14
PERIGON, an angle eq...
perigyny
29
18
a receptacle develop...
periling
18
15
PERIL, to put in dan...
perillas
18
13
PERILLA, a genus of...
perilled
18
14
PERIL, to put in dan...
perilous
17
13
dangerous, also PARL...
perilune
16
14
the point at which a...
perineal
15
13
relating to a perine...
perineum
16
16
the lower part of th...
perioded
15
13
PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
periodic
19
15
happening at set int...
periodid
16
13
a compound of iodine...
periosts
16
11
PERIOST, a tough fib...
periotic
19
14
a bone of the middle...
peripety
24
16
a sudden change in a...
periplus
20
16
a voyage or trip aro...
peripter
18
14
a structure with a r...
periques
24
21
PERIQUE, a strong, b...
perisarc
19
14
a protective coverin...
perished
18
14
PERISH, to die [v]
perisher
18
13
(colloquial) an anno...
perishes
18
13
PERISH, to die [v]
periwigs
21
16
PERIWIG, (historical...
perjured
18
22
PERJURE, to make a p...
perjurer
18
21
one guilty of perjur...
perjures
18
21
PERJURE, to make a p...
perkiest
17
15
PERKY, cheerful, liv...
perlites
17
12
PERLITE, a kind of v...
perlitic
21
15
having a texture lik...
permatan
15
15
a permanent tan [n -...
permeant
15
15
passing through, per...
permease
15
14
an enzyme which assi...
permeate
15
14
to spread through [v...
permuted
17
16
PERMUTE, to alter th...
permutes
17
15
PERMUTE, to alter th...
pernancy
23
18
receiving, in legal...
perogies
16
13
PEROGI, (Polish) a t...
peroneal
14
13
pertaining to the fi...
peroneus
14
13
one of the muscles o...
perorate
14
11
to make a lengthy sp...
peroxide
21
19
a bleaching agent, a...
peroxids
22
19
PEROXID, a bleaching...
perpends
17
16
PERPEND, to weigh in...
perpents
17
15
PERPENT, a stone pas...
perradii
16
12
PERRADIUS, the prima...
perriers
16
11
PERRIER, (obsolete)...
perruque
24
22
a kind of wig, also...
persalts
17
12
PERSALT, a term form...
persaunt
15
13
(Spenser) piercing,...
perseity
22
13
an independent exist...
persicos
19
14
PERSICO, a cordial m...
persicot
19
14
a cordial made of th...
persists
17
11
PERSIST, to continue...
personae
13
12
PERSONA, a character...
personal
15
13
related to oneself [...
personas
14
12
PERSONA, a character...
perspire
18
14
to exude sweat throu...
perspiry
25
16
perspiring, sweaty [...
persuade
15
13
to induce by reasoni...
persuing
17
15
PERSUE, to follow, i...
perswade
18
15
to induce by reasoni...
pertains
15
12
PERTAIN, to have ref...
pertaken
15
16
PERTAKE, to particip...
pertakes
16
15
PERTAKE, to particip...
perthite
18
13
a variety of alkali...
pertness
15
12
the quality of being...
perturbs
19
15
PERTURB, to disturb...
pertused
16
13
punched or pierced,...
perusals
17
13
PERUSAL, the act of...
perusers
16
12
PERUSER, one who per...
perusing
17
15
PERUSE, to read [v]
pervaded
17
17
PERVADE, to permeate...
pervader
17
16
one who pervades [n...
pervades
17
16
PERVADE, to permeate...
perverse
17
15
wilfully deviating f...
perverts
18
15
PERVERT, to turn awa...
perviate
17
15
to make a way throug...
perviest
18
15
PERVY, perverted [ad...
pervious
18
16
capable of being pen...
pesaunts
15
13
PESAUNT, (obsolete)...
peskiest
17
15
PESKY, annoying [adj...
pessimal
18
15
worst, the opposite...
pessimum
19
18
a worst state, the o...
pestered
15
12
PESTER, to bother [v...
pesterer
15
11
one who pesters [n -...
pesthole
18
14
a place liable to ep...
pestiest
16
11
PESTY, annoying [adj...
pestling
18
15
PESTLE, to crush wit...
petabyte
23
16
one quadrillion byte...
petaflop
20
18
a unit of processing...
petaline
15
13
of or like a petal,...
petalism
18
15
a type of ostracism...
petalled
17
14
having petals, also...
petalody
22
15
transformation of st...
petaloid
16
13
of or like a petal,...
petalous
16
13
having petals [adj]
petanque
22
22
(French) a game of b...
petaries
15
11
PETARY, a region cov...
petchary
27
18
the grey king-bird [...
petcocks
23
21
PETCOCK, a valve for...
petechia
20
16
a small hemorrhagic...
petering
16
14
PETER, to diminish g...
peterman
15
15
a safe-blower [n PET...
petermen
15
15
PETERMAN, a safe-blo...
petiolar
16
12
of or like a petiole...
petioled
16
13
having a petiole [ad...
petioles
16
12
PETIOLE, the stalk o...
petition
15
12
to make a formal req...
petitory
22
13
petitioning [adj]
petnaper
16
15
one who steals a pet...
petrales
16
12
PETRALE, a food fish...
petrific
22
17
petrifying [adj]
petrolic
20
15
derived from petrole...
petronel
15
13
a sort of hand canno...
petrosal
16
12
the stony part of th...
pettable
18
15
able to be petted [a...
pettedly
23
15
peevishly [adv]
pettiest
16
11
PETTY, insignificant...
pettifog
19
16
to quibble [v PETTIF...
pettings
17
14
PETTING, amorous car...
pettling
18
15
PETTLE, to indulge,...
petulant
16
14
peevish [adj]
petunias
15
13
PETUNIA, a South Ame...
petuntse
15
13
(Chinese) a feldspat...
petuntze
18
22
(Chinese) a feldspat...
pewterer
18
14
one who makes articl...
peyotism
23
16
the ceremonial drink...
peyotist
22
13
one who practises pe...
peytrals
23
14
PEYTRAL, a piece of...
peytrels
23
14
PEYTREL, a piece of...
pezizoid
22
30
resembling fungi of...
pfennige
17
18
PFENNIG, a German co...
pfennigs
18
18
PFENNIG, a German co...
pfenning
17
19
(German) a German co...
phablets
21
17
PHABLET, a handheld...
phacelia
21
17
any of various chief...
phaeisms
19
16
PHAEISM, duskiness,...
phaetons
16
14
PHAETON, a light two...
phalange
18
17
any bone of a finger...
phallins
20
16
PHALLIN, a type of f...
phallism
22
18
worship of the phall...
phallist
21
15
an adherent of phall...
phalloid
20
16
phallus shaped [adj]
phanging
19
19
PHANG, (Shakespeare)...
phantasm
18
17
an airy or insubstan...
phantast
17
14
an impractical perso...
phantasy
23
16
to imagine, also FAN...
phantoms
18
17
PHANTOM, an immateri...
phantomy
24
19
relating to a phanto...
pharaohs
19
15
PHARAOH, a ruler of...
pharisee
17
13
a hypocritically sel...
pharmacy
28
21
a drugstore or chemi...
pharmers
19
16
PHARMER, one who par...
pharming
20
19
the production of ph...
pharoses
17
13
PHAROS, (Greek) a li...
phaseout
17
14
a gradual stopping o...
phasings
19
16
PHASING, a type of e...
phasmids
20
17
PHASMID, any orthopt...
phattest
18
13
PHAT, susceptible of...
pheasant
16
14
a large, long-tailed...
pheazars
20
22
PHEAZAR, (Shakespear...
pheesing
18
16
PHEESE, to unsettle,...
pheezing
21
25
PHEEZE, to unsettle,...
phellems
21
18
PHELLEM, a layer of...
phelloid
20
16
resembling cork, but...
phelonia
17
15
PHELONION, a liturgi...
phenates
16
14
PHENATE, a compound...
phenazin
19
24
a chemical compound,...
phenetic
20
17
pertaining to a type...
phenetol
17
15
the ethyl ether of p...
phengite
18
16
a transparent stone...
phenixes
23
21
PHENIX, a bird fable...
phenogam
18
19
any plant of the cla...
phenolic
21
18
a synthetic resin [n...
phenomes
17
17
PHENOME, the complet...
phenylic
28
20
pertaining to, deriv...
phereses
17
13
PHERESIS, a speciali...
pheresis
18
13
a specialised form o...
phialled
20
16
PHIAL, to keep in a...
philabeg
22
19
(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
philamot
20
17
a dull brown colour,...
philibeg
23
19
(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
philomel
21
18
a songbird, also PHI...
philomot
20
17
a dull brown colour,...
philters
20
14
PHILTER, to put unde...
philtred
20
15
PHILTRE, to put unde...
philtres
20
14
PHILTRE, to put unde...
philtrum
22
18
the indentation betw...
phimoses
19
16
PHIMOSIS, the abnorm...
phimosis
20
16
the abnormal constri...
phimotic
23
19
relating to phimosis...
phinnock
21
22
(Gaelic) a young sea...
phishers
21
15
PHISHER, one that ph...
phishing
22
18
the act of sending e...
phisnomy
25
19
(obsolete) physiogno...
phlegmon
20
20
an inflammation with...
phobisms
22
19
PHOBISM, an obsessiv...
phobists
21
16
PHOBIST, someone wit...
pholades
18
15
PHOLAS, a mollusc of...
phonated
16
15
PHONATE, to produce...
phonates
16
14
PHONATE, to produce...
phonecam
20
20
a digital camera wit...
phonemes
17
17
PHONEME, the smalles...
phonemic
21
20
relating to a phonem...
phonetic
20
17
pertaining to the so...
phoneyed
22
17
PHONEY, to fake, cou...
phoniest
17
14
PHONY, not genuine o...
phonying
24
19
PHONY, to alter, so...
phorates
17
13
PHORATE, an insectic...
phoretic
21
16
relating to phoresy,...
phorminx
25
24
an old stringed inst...
phormium
21
20
a tall New Zealand e...
phoronid
17
15
a wormlike marine an...
phosgene
17
16
a colorless poison g...
phosphid
23
19
a binary compound of...
phosphin
22
19
a colorless gas anal...
phosphor
22
18
phosphorus; a phosph...
photinia
17
14
any of a genus of ev...
photinos
17
14
PHOTINO, a hypotheti...
photisms
20
16
PHOTISM, a hallucina...
photofit
20
16
(tradename) a method...
photogen
17
16
a light-producing or...
photoing
18
16
PHOTO, (colloquial)...
photomap
20
19
to map by means of a...
photonic
20
17
relating to a photon...
photopia
19
16
vision in illuminati...
photopic
23
19
relating to photopia...
photopsy
26
18
the appearance of li...
photoset
17
13
to prepare for print...
phrasers
18
13
PHRASER, a repeater...
phrasier
18
13
PHRASY, inclined to...
phrasing
19
16
a style of verbal ex...
phratral
19
14
relating to a phratr...
phratric
22
16
relating to a phratr...
phreaked
18
18
PHREAK, to hack into...
phreaker
18
17
one who uses equipme...
phreatic
21
16
pertaining to underg...
phrenics
21
17
PHRENIC, the diaphra...
phrenism
19
17
a purported mind-for...
phrygana
24
18
an uncultivated open...
phthalic
25
19
pertaining to, or de...
phthalin
21
17
a colourless crystal...
phthises
21
15
PHTHISIS, a disease...
phthisic
25
18
a disease of the lun...
phthisis
22
15
a disease of the lun...
phutting
20
17
PHUT, to make a soun...
phylarch
31
21
an ancient Greek com...
phylaxis
32
23
an inhibiting of inf...
phyleses
25
16
PHYLESIS, the course...
phylesis
26
16
the course of evolut...
phyletic
29
19
relating to a phylum...
phyllary
33
19
a bract of certain p...
phyllids
28
18
PHYLLID, the leaf of...
phyllite
27
17
a foliated rock, a k...
phyllode
26
18
a flattened petiole...
phyllody
33
20
a flower transformat...
phylloid
27
18
a leaflike assimilat...
phyllome
27
20
a leaf of a plant [n...
physalia
25
16
a genus of large oce...
physalis
26
16
a type of gooseberry...
physeter
24
15
a whale which spouts...
physical
29
19
related to the body...
physicky
36
24
like medicine [adj]
physique
33
25
the form or structur...
phytanes
23
16
PHYTANE, a hydrocarb...
phytonic
27
19
relating to a phyton...
phytoses
24
15
PHYTOSIS, a disease...
phytosis
25
15
a disease caused by...
piacular
20
16
atoning, expiatory [...
piaffers
20
17
PIAFFER, a movement...
piaffing
21
20
PIAFFE, to perform a...
pianette
14
12
a small upright pian...
pianinos
14
13
PIANINO, a small pia...
pianisms
17
15
PIANISM, performance...
pianiste
15
12
someone who plays th...
pianists
16
12
PIANIST, someone who...
pianolas
15
13
PIANOLA, (trade) a t...
piarists
17
11
PIARIST, a member of...
piasabas
17
14
PIASABA, a coarse, s...
piasavas
17
15
PIASAVA, a coarse, s...
piassaba
17
14
a coarse, stiff fibr...
piassava
17
15
a coarse, stiff fibr...
piasters
16
11
PIASTER, a monetary...
piastres
16
11
PIASTRE, a monetary...
piazzian
21
30
relating to a piazza...
pibrochs
24
19
PIBROCH, (Gaelic) a...
picachos
24
19
PICACHO, (Spanish) a...
picadors
19
15
PICADOR, (Spanish) a...
picamars
20
17
PICAMAR, a liquid ob...
picarian
18
15
a woodpecker or simi...
picaroon
17
15
(Spanish) a pirate s...
picayune
24
18
a former Spanish-Ame...
piccanin
21
19
a little child, esp....
piccatas
22
17
PICCATA, (Italian) a...
piccolos
23
18
PICCOLO, a small, sh...
pichurim
24
20
a South American tre...
piciform
23
20
pertaining to an ord...
pickable
23
22
able to be picked [a...
pickadil
22
20
(obsolete) a cut or...
pickaxed
26
26
PICKAX, to use a too...
pickaxes
26
25
PICKAX, to use a too...
pickback
27
28
a carry on one's bac...
pickeers
20
18
PICKEER, to forage,...
pickerel
21
19
a young pike; a smal...
picketed
20
19
PICKET, to act as a...
picketer
20
18
one who pickets [n -...
pickiest
21
18
PICKY, choosy, fasti...
pickings
22
21
PICKING, the act of...
picklers
22
19
PICKLER, one who pic...
pickling
23
22
PICKLE, to preserve...
picklock
26
26
an instrument for pi...
pickmaws
25
24
PICKMAW, the black-h...
pickneys
26
21
PICKNEY, in Jamaican...
pickoffs
25
24
PICKOFF, a play in b...
pickwick
29
28
a device for raising...
picloram
21
18
a herbicide [n -S]
picnicky
30
24
pertaining to a picn...
picogram
21
19
a millionth of a mil...
picoline
19
16
a compound related t...
picolins
20
16
PICOLIN, a compound...
picomole
20
18
one trillionth of a...
picotees
18
14
PICOTEE, (French) a...
picoting
20
17
PICOT, to edge with...
picotite
19
14
a dark spinel contai...
picowave
23
21
to irradiate (food)...
picquets
28
24
PICQUET, to act as a...
picrated
19
15
containing picrate [...
picrates
19
14
PICRATE, a chemical...
picrites
20
14
PICRITE, a dark gree...
picritic
24
17
relating to picrite,...
pictural
21
16
(Spenser) a picture...
pictured
20
16
PICTURE, to form a l...
pictures
20
15
PICTURE, to form a l...
piculets
21
16
PICULET, a small tro...
piddlers
18
14
PIDDLER, one who pid...
piddlier
18
14
PIDDLY, insignifican...
piddling
19
17
PIDDLE, to deal in t...
piddocks
21
20
PIDDOCK, a rough-she...
pidgeons
16
15
PIDGEON, a simplifie...
piebalds
19
16
PIEBALD, a horse wit...
piecened
17
16
PIECEN, to join the...
piecener
17
15
a worker who joins b...
piecings
20
17
PIECING, material to...
piecrust
20
15
the crust of a pie [...
piedfort
18
15
an unusually thick c...
piedmont
16
16
an area lying at the...
piedness
15
13
the state of being p...
pieforts
18
14
PIEFORT, an unusuall...
pieholes
18
14
PIEHOLE, (slang) a p...
pieplant
18
16
(US) rhubarb [n -S]
pierages
16
13
PIERAGE, a fee paid...
piercers
19
14
PIERCER, something o...
piercing
20
17
penetrating, very ac...
pierhead
17
14
the seaward end of a...
pierises
16
11
PIERIS, an American...
pierrots
16
11
PIERROT, (French) a...
pietisms
18
14
PIETISM, unquestioni...
pietists
17
11
PIETIST, a person ch...
pifferos
20
17
PIFFERO, (Italian) a...
pifflers
22
18
PIFFLER, one who tal...
piffling
23
21
PIFFLE, to talk in a...
pigboats
19
16
PIGBOAT, a submarine...
pigeoned
15
15
PIGEON, to gull or h...
pigeonry
22
16
a place for keeping...
pigfaces
22
19
PIGFACE, a creeping...
pigfeeds
19
17
PIGFEED, food for pi...
piggiest
19
15
PIGGY, piggish [adj]
piggings
20
18
PIGGING, operating a...
pighting
21
18
PIGHT, to pitch (e.g...
pightles
21
16
PIGHTLE, a croft or...
piglings
20
17
PIGLING, a little pi...
pigmaean
16
17
pygmy-like, also PIG...
pigmeats
18
16
PIGMEAT, the meat of...
pigments
18
17
PIGMENT, to add a co...
pigmoids
19
17
PIGMOID, a pigmy [n]
pignolia
17
15
the edible seed of n...
pignolis
18
15
PIGNOLI, the edible...
pigskins
19
18
PIGSKIN, the skin of...
pigsneys
23
16
PIGSNEY, (archaic) a...
pigsnies
17
14
PIGSNIE, (archaic) a...
pigstick
23
20
to hunt for wild boa...
pigsties
18
13
PIGSTY, a place wher...
pigstuck
23
21
PIGSTICK, to hunt fo...
pigswill
24
18
waste fed to pigs, a...
pigtails
19
14
PIGTAIL, a single pl...
pigweeds
20
17
PIGWEED, a weedy pla...
pihoihoi
20
15
(Maori) a variety of...
pikelets
18
16
PIKELET, a kind of t...
pilaster
17
12
a square column part...
pilchard
23
18
a small marine fish...
pilchers
23
17
PILCHER, (Shakespear...
pilcorns
20
16
PILCORN, the naked o...
pilcrows
24
18
PILCROW, a paragraph...
pileated
16
13
of a mushroom, havin...
pileless
18
13
without a raised sur...
pilework
21
19
foundations made of...
pilewort
20
15
a wild plant, used t...
pilfered
19
16
PILFER, to steal [v]
pilferer
19
15
one who pilfers [n -...
pilgrims
21
17
PILGRIM, someone who...
piliform
21
18
resembling a hair [a...
pilinuts
18
14
PILINUT, the nut of...
pillaged
19
16
PILLAGE, to plunder...
pillager
19
15
one who pillages [n...
pillages
19
15
PILLAGE, to plunder...
pillared
18
14
PILLAR, to supply wi...
pillbugs
23
19
PILLBUG, a wood lous...
pillhead
20
16
a regular, usually a...
pillings
20
16
PILLING, formation o...
pillions
18
14
PILLION, to sit on a...
pillocks
23
20
PILLOCK, a stupid pe...
pillowed
21
17
PILLOW, to rest on a...
pillworm
23
19
a type of millipede...
pillwort
22
16
a water-fern [n -S]
pilosity
24
14
the state of being p...
pilotage
17
14
the act of piloting...
piloting
18
15
a branch of navigati...
pilotman
17
16
a railway employee a...
pilotmen
17
16
PILOTMAN, a railway...
pilsener
16
13
(German) a light-col...
pilsners
17
13
PILSNER, (German) a...
pimenton
15
16
smoked chilli powder...
pimentos
16
15
PIMENTO, (Spanish) a...
pimiento
16
15
(Spanish) the sweet...
pimpings
21
20
PIMPING, the busines...
pimplier
21
18
PIMPLY, covered with...
pinacoid
18
16
a type of crystal fa...
pinafore
16
15
a loose protective g...
pinakoid
16
17
a type of crystal fa...
pinaster
15
12
a species of pine gr...
pinballs
20
17
PINBALL, to bounce a...
pinboard
17
16
a board for pinning...
pinbones
16
16
PINBONE, the hipbone...
pincases
18
15
PINCASE, a case for...
pincered
18
16
PINCER, to grip in p...
pinchbug
25
23
a large beetle [n -S...
pincheck
25
24
a fabric design [n -...
pinchers
21
17
PINCHER, one who pin...
pinchgut
23
20
a niggard [n -S]
pinching
22
20
nipping [adj PINCHIN...
pincurls
21
17
PINCURL, a curl held...
pindaree
14
13
an Indian mercenary,...
pindaris
16
13
PINDARI, an Indian m...
pindling
18
17
puny or sickly [adj]
pindowns
18
17
PINDOWN, a technique...
pinecone
16
16
a cone-shaped fruit...
pineland
15
15
land forested with p...
pinelike
17
17
resembling pine [adj...
pineries
15
12
PINERY, an area wher...
pinesaps
17
15
PINESAP, a reddish f...
pinewood
17
16
the wood of a pine t...
pinfalls
20
17
PINFALL, a wrestling...
pinfolds
19
17
PINFOLD, to impound,...
pinglers
18
15
PINGLER, one who nib...
pingling
19
18
PINGLE, (Scots) to s...
pingpong
19
20
(colloquial) as in a...
pingrass
17
14
a European weed [n -...
pinguefy
25
20
to become or make fa...
pinguins
17
16
PINGUIN, a flightles...
pinheads
17
15
PINHEAD, the head of...
pinholes
18
15
PINHOLE, a small hol...
pinioned
14
14
PINION, to remove th...
pinitols
17
13
PINITOL, an alcohol...
pinkened
15
18
PINKEN, to become pi...
pinkeyes
22
18
PINKEYE, an inflamma...
pinkiest
17
16
PINKY, somewhat pink...
pinkings
18
19
PINKING, a method of...
pinkness
16
17
the state of being p...
pinkroot
16
16
a medicinal plant ro...
pinnaces
17
16
PINNACE, a small ves...
pinnacle
18
17
a slender turret or...
pinnated
14
14
resembling a feather...
pinnings
16
16
PINNING, a fastening...
pinniped
17
17
a member of the Pinn...
pinnocks
19
20
PINNOCK, the hedge-s...
pinnulae
15
15
PINNULA, a pinnate p...
pinnular
16
15
relating to a pinnul...
pinnulas
16
15
PINNULA, a pinnate p...
pinnules
16
15
PINNULE, one of the...
pinochle
21
18
a card game, also PE...
pinocles
19
16
PINOCLE, a card game...
pinotage
15
14
a variety of grape g...
pinpoint
17
16
to locate precisely...
pinprick
23
22
to puncture with a p...
pinscher
21
17
(German) a breed of...
pinspots
18
15
PINSPOT, to illumina...
pinswell
21
17
(dialect) a small bo...
pintable
18
16
a pinball machine [n...
pintadas
15
13
PINTADA, a kind of p...
pintados
15
13
PINTADO, a kind of p...
pintails
17
13
PINTAIL, a river duc...
pintanos
14
13
PINTANO, a dark-band...
pintsize
19
21
very small, also PIN...
pintucks
21
20
PINTUCK, to tuck wit...
pinwales
19
16
PINWALE, a type of f...
pinweeds
18
16
PINWEED, any plant o...
pinwheel
21
18
to rotate like a chi...
pinworks
20
19
PINWORK, a type of e...
pinworms
20
18
PINWORM, a small nem...
pioneers
14
12
PIONEER, to take par...
pionings
16
15
PIONING, (archaic) p...
pipeages
18
16
PIPEAGE, transportat...
pipeclay
28
20
a fine white clay fo...
pipefish
23
19
any of numerous fish...
pipefuls
22
19
PIPEFUL, as much as...
pipeless
19
15
without a pipe [adj]
pipelike
20
19
like a pipe [adj]
pipeline
18
16
to convey by a line...
piperine
17
15
an alkaloid found in...
pipestem
19
17
the stem of a tobacc...
pipetted
18
15
PIPET [v]
pipettes
18
14
PIPETTE, to transfer...
pipework
22
21
piping or pipes coll...
pipewort
21
17
an aquatic or marsh...
pipiness
18
15
the quality of being...
pipingly
27
20
shrilly [adv]
pippiest
21
17
PIPPY, having pips [...
piquance
26
25
the quality of being...
piquancy
33
27
the quality of being...
piqueted
24
22
PIQUET, to act as a...
piquillo
27
23
(Spanish) a variety...
piracies
19
14
PIRACY, robbery on t...
piraguas
17
14
PIRAGUA, (Carib) a d...
piranhas
17
14
PIRANHA, a ferocious...
pirarucu
20
16
a large South Americ...
pirating
17
14
acting as a pirate [...
piriform
20
17
pear-shaped, also PY...
pirlicue
21
16
to summarize in conc...
pirogies
17
13
PIROGI, (Russian) a...
pirogues
17
14
PIROGUE, (Carib) a d...
piroques
24
21
PIROQUE, (Carib) a d...
piroshki
20
17
PIROZHOK, a small, R...
pirozhki
23
26
PIROZHOK, a small, R...
pirozhok
22
26
a small, Russian pas...
piscator
19
14
a fisherman [n -S]
piscinae
18
15
PISCINA, a basin use...
piscinal
20
16
belonging to a fishp...
piscinas
19
15
PISCINA, a basin use...
piscines
19
15
PISCINE, a pool, a p...
pisheogs
19
15
PISHEOG, (Irish) sor...
pishoges
19
15
PISHOGE, (Irish) sor...
pishogue
19
16
(Irish) sorcery, als...
pisiform
20
17
a small bone of the...
pismires
18
14
PISMIRE, an ant [n]
pisolite
17
12
a limestone with pea...
pisolith
20
14
a limestone with pea...
pissants
16
12
PISSANT, the wood an...
pisshead
18
14
(slang) a heavy drin...
pisshole
19
14
a hole made in solub...
pissiest
17
11
PISSY, soiled with u...
pissoirs
17
11
PISSOIR, a public ur...
pistache
21
16
a shade of green [n...
pistoled
17
13
PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pistoles
17
12
PISTOLE, (historical...
pistolet
17
12
(historical) a small...
pitahaya
23
15
a cactus of southwes...
pitapats
18
14
PITAPAT, to make a r...
pitarahs
18
13
PITARAH, a type of c...
pitchers
22
16
PITCHER, a container...
pitchier
22
16
PITCHY, like pitch [...
pitchily
30
19
PITCHY, like pitch [...
pitching
23
19
a stone road surface...
pitchman
22
20
a salesman of small...
pitchmen
22
20
PITCHMAN, a salesman...
pitchout
22
17
a type of pitch in b...
pitfalls
21
16
PITFALL, a hidden da...
pithball
23
18
a pellet of pith [n...
pitheads
18
14
PITHEAD, the top of...
pithiest
19
13
PITHY, full of pith,...
pithless
20
14
lacking force [adj]
pithlike
21
18
resembling pith [adj...
pitiable
19
15
arousing pity [adj P...
pitiably
26
17
PITIABLE, arousing p...
pitikins
18
16
diminutive of pity,...
pitiless
18
12
without pity [adj PI...
pitprops
21
17
PITPROP, a timber su...
pittance
18
15
a small allowance of...
pittered
16
12
PITTER, to sound lik...
pittings
18
14
PITTING, an arrangem...
pittites
17
11
PITTITE, (obsolete)...
pituitas
17
12
PITUITA, (archaic) p...
pituites
17
12
PITUITE, (archaic) p...
pityroid
23
14
bran-like [adj]
pivoters
18
15
PIVOTER, someone who...
pivoting
19
18
the section of a mac...
pivotman
18
19
a centre on a basket...
pivotmen
18
19
PIVOTMAN, a centre o...
pixelate
22
19
to divide an image i...
pixieish
25
20
like a pixie [adj]
pixilate
23
19
to divide an image i...
pixiness
22
19
the state of being p...
pizazzes
25
38
PIZAZZ, flamboyance,...
pizzazes
25
38
PIZZAZ, flamboyance,...
pizzelle
24
31
a thin, crisp Italia...
pizzeria
22
29
a place where pizzas...
placable
22
19
capable of being pla...
placably
29
21
PLACABLE, capable of...
placards
20
16
PLACARD, to publicis...
placated
19
16
PLACATE, to concilia...
placater
19
15
one who placates [n...
placates
19
15
PLACATE, to concilia...
placcate
22
18
(obsolete) a leather...
placcats
23
18
PLACCAT, (Shakespear...
placebos
21
18
PLACEBO, a medicine...
placeman
19
19
a political appointe...
placemat
20
18
a table mat on which...
placemen
19
19
PLACEMAN, a politica...
placenta
18
16
a round flat spongy...
placider
20
16
PLACID, calm in natu...
placidly
28
19
PLACID, calm in natu...
placings
21
18
PLACING, a position...
placitum
22
19
a court ruling, also...
plackets
21
19
PLACKET, a leather d...
placoids
20
16
PLACOID, a fish havi...
plafonds
18
17
PLAFOND, (French) a...
plagiary
24
16
the act of passing o...
plagiums
20
18
PLAGIUM, the crime o...
plaguers
18
15
PLAGUER, one who pla...
plaguier
18
15
PLAGUEY, vexatious,...
plaguily
26
18
PLAGUY, vexatious, a...
plaguing
19
18
PLAGUE, to pester or...
plaiding
18
16
a strong woollen fab...
plaidman
17
17
a Highlander [n PLAI...
plaidmen
17
17
PLAIDMAN, a Highland...
plainant
15
14
one who makes compla...
plainest
16
13
PLAIN, unadorned [ad...
plainful
20
18
complaining, also PL...
plaining
17
16
complaint [n -S]
plainish
19
15
somewhat plain [adj]
plaister
17
12
(Scots) to plaster [...
plaiters
17
12
PLAITER, one who pla...
plaiting
18
15
plaited braid, also...
planaria
15
13
a kind of aquatic fl...
planched
21
19
PLANCH, to floor, bo...
planches
21
18
PLANCH, to floor, bo...
planchet
21
18
a blank metal disc t...
planetic
19
16
of or pertaining to...
planform
19
19
the contour of an ob...
plangent
16
16
having an expressive...
planking
18
20
a covering made of p...
plankter
17
17
an organism that is...
planktic
21
20
relating to plankton...
plankton
16
18
the minute animal an...
planless
17
14
without a plan [adj...
planners
15
14
PLANNER, one who pla...
planning
16
17
the establishment of...
planosol
16
14
a type of soil [n -S...
plantage
16
15
(Shakespeare) plants...
plantain
15
14
any of various low-g...
planters
16
13
PLANTER, one who pla...
planting
17
16
a plantation [n -S]
plantlet
17
14
a small plant, also...
plantule
17
15
a plant embryo [n -S...
planulae
16
15
PLANULA, the free-sw...
planular
17
15
of or like a planula...
planuria
16
14
the discharge of uri...
plapping
22
21
PLAP, to make a soun...
plashers
19
14
PLASHER, one who pla...
plashets
19
14
PLASHET, a small pon...
plashier
19
14
PLASHY, like a plash...
plashing
20
17
a process of hedge m...
plasmids
19
16
PLASMID, a hereditar...
plasmins
18
16
PLASMIN, a proteolyt...
plasmoid
18
16
a type of high energ...
plasmons
17
16
PLASMON, the total o...
plasters
17
12
PLASTER, to cover wi...
plastery
23
14
resembling plaster [...
plastics
21
15
PLASTIC, any of a gr...
plastids
18
13
PLASTID, a structure...
plastral
18
13
relating to a plastr...
plastron
16
13
a fencer's padded br...
plastrum
19
16
a fencer's padded br...
platanes
15
13
PLATANE, a large tre...
platanna
14
14
(Afrikaans) the Afri...
platband
18
17
a border of flowers...
plateasm
17
15
a pronunciation with...
plateaus
16
13
PLATEAU, to reach a...
plateaux
22
20
PLATEAU, a level str...
plateful
20
17
the quantity a plate...
platelet
17
13
a minute particle in...
plateman
16
16
someone who is in ch...
platemen
16
16
PLATEMAN, someone wh...
platform
20
18
a raised floor for s...
platiest
17
12
PLATY, split into th...
platinas
16
13
PLATINA, (Spanish) p...
platings
18
15
PLATING, a thin laye...
platinic
20
16
of or containing pla...
platinum
18
17
a metallic element,...
platonic
19
16
not erotic [adj PLAT...
platoons
15
13
PLATOON, in American...
platters
17
12
PLATTER, a large, sh...
platting
18
15
plaited braid, also...
platypus
26
18
an aquatic mammal [n...
platysma
24
17
a broad sheet of mus...
plaudite
17
14
an appeal for applau...
plaudits
18
14
PLAUDIT, an expressi...
plausive
19
17
expressing praise [a...
playable
25
18
able to be played [a...
playacts
26
17
PLAYACT, to take par...
playback
29
24
the act of replaying...
playbill
28
19
the programme for a...
playbook
25
21
a printed book of pl...
playboys
31
19
PLAYBOY, a man devot...
playdate
22
15
the scheduled date f...
playdays
29
17
PLAYDAY, a holiday [...
playdown
25
19
a playoff [n -S]
playgirl
26
17
a women devoted to p...
playgoer
23
16
one who attends play...
playings
24
17
PLAYING, an act of p...
playland
23
17
a recreational area...
playless
24
15
lacking playfulness...
playlets
24
15
PLAYLET, a short the...
playlike
25
19
resembling a theatri...
playlist
25
15
a list of recordings...
playmate
23
17
a companion in play...
playoffs
27
20
PLAYOFF, a game to d...
playpens
24
18
PLAYPEN, a safety de...
playroom
23
17
a recreation room [n...
playsets
23
14
PLAYSET, an outdoor...
playslip
27
18
a form on which a pa...
playsome
23
17
playful, sportive [a...
playsuit
24
15
a sports outfit for...
playtime
24
17
a time for play [n -...
playwear
25
17
any clothing worn fo...
pleached
21
18
PLEACH, to weave tog...
pleaches
21
17
PLEACH, to weave tog...
pleaders
16
13
PLEADER, one who ple...
pleading
17
16
the act of conductin...
pleasant
15
13
pleasing [adj PLEASA...
pleasers
16
12
PLEASER, one who ple...
pleaseth
18
14
(Shakespeare) 3rd pe...
pleasing
17
15
gratifying [adj PLEA...
pleasure
16
13
to give enjoyment or...
pleaters
16
12
PLEATER, one who ple...
pleather
18
14
a plastic fabric mad...
pleating
17
15
a set of pleats [n -...
plebbier
21
18
PLEBBY, (colloquial)...
plebeian
17
16
relating to the comm...
plectres
20
15
PLECTRE, a small poi...
plectron
19
16
a small pointed obje...
plectrum
22
19
a small pointed obje...
pledgees
17
15
PLEDGEE, one to whom...
pledgeor
17
15
one who pledges some...
pledgers
18
15
PLEDGER, one who ple...
pledgets
18
15
PLEDGET, a pad of ab...
pledging
19
18
PLEDGE, to bind by s...
pledgors
18
15
PLEDGOR, one who ple...
pleiades
16
13
PLEIAD, a group of s...
plenarty
22
15
the state of an occu...
plenches
21
18
PLENCH, a tool servi...
plenipos
18
16
PLENIPO, (archaic) a...
plenisms
18
16
PLENISM, the doctrin...
plenists
17
13
PLENIST, one who hol...
plenties
16
13
PLENTY, an abundant...
pleonasm
16
16
the use of needless...
pleonast
15
13
someone who is prone...
pleopods
18
16
PLEOPOD, an appendag...
plerions
16
13
PLERION, a supernova...
pleromas
17
15
PLEROMA, (Greek) ful...
pleromes
17
15
PLEROME, part of a p...
plessors
17
12
PLESSOR, a small, ha...
plethora
18
14
an excess, a superfl...
pleuched
22
19
PLEUCH, (Scots) to p...
pleughed
20
18
PLEUGH, (Scots) to p...
pleurisy
24
15
inflammation of the...
pleuston
16
14
organisms living in...
plexures
23
20
PLEXURE, an interwea...
plexuses
23
20
PLEXUS, an interlaci...
pliantly
24
16
PLIANT, easily bent...
plicated
20
16
PLICATE, to pleat, f...
plicates
20
15
PLICATE, to pleat, f...
plighted
21
17
PLIGHT, to make a so...
plighter
21
16
one who, or that whi...
plimming
21
21
PLIM, to swell, as g...
plimsole
19
16
a rubber-soled cloth...
plimsoll
21
17
a rubber-soled cloth...
plimsols
20
16
PLIMSOL, a rubber-so...
plinging
19
18
PLING, to beg [v]
plinkers
18
17
PLINKER, one who pli...
plinkier
18
17
PLINKY, of a high pi...
plinking
19
20
shooting at a tin ca...
pliocene
18
16
relating to the epoc...
pliofilm
22
19
a transparent sheet...
pliosaur
17
13
a type of fossil mar...
pliotron
16
13
a type of vacuum tub...
pliskier
19
16
PLISKIE, (Scots) tri...
pliskies
19
16
PLISKIE, a practical...
ploating
17
15
PLOAT, (Scots) to di...
plodders
17
14
PLODDER, one who plo...
plodding
18
17
slow in thought or m...
plodging
19
18
PLODGE, (dialect) to...
ploidies
17
13
PLOIDY, the number o...
plonging
18
18
PLONGE, to plunge, a...
plonkers
17
17
PLONKER, a large mar...
plonkier
17
17
PLONKY, pompously se...
plonking
18
20
the practice of maki...
plookier
17
16
PLOOKY, pimply, also...
plopping
22
21
PLOP, to fall or dro...
plosions
16
13
PLOSION, a release o...
plosives
19
16
PLOSIVE, an explosiv...
plotless
18
13
without a plot [adj]
plotline
17
14
the story-line of a...
plottage
17
14
the size or value of...
plotters
17
12
PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
plottier
17
12
PLOTTY, full of intr...
plotties
17
12
PLOTTIE, a spiced ho...
plotting
18
15
conspiratorial [adj...
plotzing
21
24
PLOTZ, (Yiddish) to...
ploughed
20
18
PLOUGH, to turn soil...
plougher
20
17
one who ploughs, als...
ploukier
18
17
PLOUKIE, pimply, als...
plouters
17
13
PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowable
22
19
able to be plowed [a...
plowback
26
25
a reinvestment of pr...
plowboys
28
20
PLOWBOY, a boy who d...
plowhead
21
18
the clevis of a plou...
plowings
21
18
PLOWING, the act of...
plowland
20
18
land under the ploug...
plowtail
21
16
the end of a plough...
plowters
20
15
PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
plowwise
23
18
back and forth in al...
pluckers
22
20
PLUCKER, one who plu...
pluckier
22
20
PLUCKY, brave and sp...
pluckily
30
23
PLUCKY, brave and sp...
plucking
23
23
PLUCK, to pull out o...
pluffier
22
19
PLUFFY, puffed up, p...
pluffing
23
22
PLUFF, to throw out,...
pluggers
20
17
PLUGGER, something f...
plugging
21
20
stuff which forms a...
plughole
21
18
a drainhole in a sin...
plugless
20
16
without a plug [adj]
plugolas
19
16
PLUGOLA, a free inci...
plugugly
28
21
a very ugly person [...
plumaged
19
19
having plumage [adj]
plumages
19
18
PLUMAGE, the feather...
plumbago
21
21
graphite [n -S]
plumbate
20
19
a salt of plumbic ac...
plumbers
21
19
PLUMBER, one who ins...
plumbery
27
21
the work of a plumbe...
plumbing
22
22
the pipe system of a...
plumbism
23
22
lead poisoning [n -S...
plumbite
21
19
a salt of plumbic ac...
plumbous
21
20
containing lead [adj...
plumbums
23
23
PLUMBUM, (obsolete)...
plumcake
22
23
a cake with raisins...
plumcots
22
19
PLUMCOT, a hybrid of...
plumelet
19
17
a small feather [n -...
plumeria
18
16
a flowering shrub, a...
plumiest
19
16
PLUMY, covered with...
plumiped
21
20
a bird with feathere...
plumists
20
16
PLUMIST, a feather-d...
plumlike
21
21
like a plum [adj]
plummest
20
19
PLUM, plum coloured;...
plummets
20
19
PLUMMET, to drop str...
plummier
20
19
PLUMMY, full of plum...
plumpens
20
20
PLUMPEN, to plump, t...
plumpers
21
19
PLUMPER, a pad kept...
plumpest
21
19
PLUMP, somewhat fat...
plumpier
21
19
PLUMPY, (Shakespeare...
plumping
22
22
PLUMP, to make well...
plumpish
24
21
somewhat plump [adj]
plumulae
19
18
PLUMULA, the embryo...
plumular
20
18
relating to a plumul...
plumules
20
18
PLUMULE, the embryo...
plunders
17
15
PLUNDER, to rob by f...
plungers
18
16
PLUNGER, an instrume...
plunging
19
19
the act of plunging...
plunkers
18
18
PLUNKER, a large mar...
plunkier
18
18
PLUNKY, marked by a...
plunking
19
21
PLUNK, to twang; to...
plurally
26
17
PLURAL, more than on...
plurisie
18
13
(Shakespeare) supera...
plusages
18
15
PLUSAGE, an extra am...
plushest
20
15
PLUSH, luxurious [ad...
plushier
20
15
PLUSHY, luxurious [a...
plushily
28
18
PLUSHY, luxurious [a...
plussage
18
15
an extra amount, als...
plussing
19
16
PLUS, to increase in...
plutoids
18
14
PLUTOID, any dwarf p...
plutonic
20
17
pertaining to or inv...
pluvials
21
18
PLUVIAL, a floor-len...
pluvians
19
18
PLUVIAN, a crocodile...
pluviose
19
17
pertaining to rain,...
pluvious
20
18
rainy, also PLUVIAL,...
plyingly
32
20
PLYING [adv]
plywoods
26
18
PLYWOOD, a building...
poaceous
17
15
pertaining to plants...
poachers
20
16
POACHER, one who poa...
poachier
20
16
POACHY, spongy and s...
poaching
21
19
encroachment on some...
poblanos
17
16
POBLANO, a kind of l...
pochards
21
17
POCHARD, a kind of E...
pochayed
26
19
POCHAY, to transport...
pochette
20
16
(French) a pocket no...
pochoirs
21
16
POCHOIR, (French) a...
pockards
20
19
POCKARD, a kind of E...
pocketed
19
19
POCKET, to place in...
pocketer
19
18
one who pockets [n -...
pockiest
20
18
POCKY, covered with...
pockmark
22
25
to mark with scars c...
pockpits
23
21
POCKPIT, the scar le...
pocosens
17
15
POCOSEN, (Native Ame...
pocosins
18
15
POCOSIN, (Native Ame...
pocosons
17
15
POCOSON, (Native Ame...
podagral
17
15
relating to podagra,...
podagras
16
14
PODAGRA, gout in the...
podagric
20
17
relating to podagra,...
podargus
17
15
a bird of the frogmo...
podcasts
19
15
PODCAST, to make a r...
poddiest
16
13
PODDY, corpulent [ad...
poddling
18
17
PODDLE, to amble at...
podestas
15
12
PODESTA, (Italian) o...
podgiest
17
14
PODGY, short and fat...
podiatry
22
14
the study and treatm...
podiumed
17
17
PODIUM, to win a pla...
podocarp
20
18
a stem, or footstalk...
podology
23
17
the study of the fee...
podomere
15
15
a limb segment of an...
podsolic
20
16
relating to podsol,...
podzolic
23
25
relating to podzol [...
poechore
19
16
a semiarid region [n...
poematic
19
17
in the style of a po...
poesying
22
16
POESY, to utter poet...
poetical
19
15
related to poetry [a...
poetised
15
12
POETISE, to write po...
poetiser
15
11
one who poetises, al...
poetises
15
11
POETISE, to write po...
poetized
18
21
POETIZE, to write po...
poetizer
18
20
one who poetises, al...
poetizes
18
20
POETIZE, to write po...
poetless
16
12
lacking a poet [adj]
poetlike
17
16
like a poet [adj]
poetries
15
11
POETRY, a literary w...
poetship
20
16
the state or persona...
pogonias
15
14
POGONIA, a small orc...
pogonips
18
17
POGONIP, (Native Ame...
pogromed
17
17
POGROM, to massacre...
poignado
15
15
(obsolete) a small d...
poignant
15
15
emotionally distress...
poinders
15
13
POINDER, (Scots) one...
poinding
16
16
impoundment [n -S]
pointels
16
13
POINTEL, a sharp ins...
pointers
15
12
POINTER, a breed of...
pointier
15
12
POINTY, coming to a...
pointing
16
15
the mortar between j...
pointman
15
16
the soldier at the h...
pointmen
15
16
POINTMAN, the soldie...
poisoned
14
13
POISON, to administe...
poisoner
14
12
one who poisons [n -...
poissons
15
12
POISSON, (French) a...
poitrels
17
12
POITREL, a piece of...
poitrine
15
12
(French) a woman's b...
pokefuls
20
20
POKEFUL, as much as...
pokerish
19
17
(US colloquial) myst...
pokeroot
15
15
an aromatic perennia...
pokeweed
18
19
an aromatic perennia...
pokiness
16
16
the state of being p...
polaccas
22
18
POLACCA, a vessel wi...
polacres
19
15
POLACRE, a vessel wi...
polarise
16
12
to give polarity to,...
polarity
23
14
the possession of tw...
polarize
19
21
to give polarity to,...
polarons
15
13
POLARON, a free elec...
poldered
16
14
POLDER, to reclaim l...
poleaxed
21
20
POLEAX, to strike wi...
poleaxes
21
19
POLEAX, to strike wi...
polecats
19
15
POLECAT, a dark-brow...
poleless
17
13
without a pole [adj]
polemics
21
18
POLEMIC, a controver...
polemise
17
15
to argue or write po...
polemist
18
15
one who engages in p...
polemize
20
24
to argue or write po...
polentas
15
13
POLENTA, a thick mus...
polestar
16
12
a guiding principle...
poleward
19
16
in the direction of...
policers
20
15
POLICER, a computer...
policier
20
15
a film featuring pol...
policies
20
15
POLICY, an action or...
policing
21
18
the act of policing...
polished
19
15
POLISH, to make lust...
polisher
19
14
one who polishes [n...
polishes
19
14
POLISH, to make lust...
politely
24
15
POLITE, showing cons...
politest
17
12
POLITE, showing cons...
politick
22
19
to engage in politic...
politico
20
15
a politician; a pers...
politics
21
15
the science of gover...
polities
17
12
POLITY, political or...
polkaing
18
19
POLKA, to dance this...
pollacks
22
20
POLLACK, a marine fo...
pollards
18
14
POLLARD, to cut the...
pollaxed
23
21
POLLAXE, to strike w...
pollaxes
23
20
POLLAXE, to strike w...
pollened
16
15
POLLEN, to cover or...
pollical
22
17
relating to a pollex...
pollices
21
16
POLLEX, (Latin) the...
pollicie
21
16
(Spenser) policy, al...
pollings
19
16
POLLING, the act of...
pollinia
17
14
POLLINIUM, a coheren...
pollinic
21
17
pertaining to pollen...
pollists
19
13
POLLIST, one that po...
polliwig
23
18
a tadpole, also POLL...
polliwog
22
18
a tadpole, also POLL...
pollocks
22
20
POLLOCK, a marine ga...
pollster
18
13
one that polls, also...
polluted
18
15
POLLUTE, to make unc...
polluter
18
14
one who pollutes [n...
pollutes
18
14
POLLUTE, to make unc...
pollywig
29
20
a tadpole, also POLL...
pollywog
28
20
a tadpole, also POLL...
poloidal
17
14
of a magnetic field,...
poloists
17
12
POLOIST, a polo play...
polonies
15
13
POLONY, a kind of sa...
polonise
15
13
to make Polish, also...
polonism
17
16
a Polish idiom [n -S...
polonium
17
17
a rare highly radioa...
polonize
18
22
to make Polish, also...
poltfeet
18
15
POLTFOOT, a clubfoot...
poltfoot
18
15
a clubfoot [n POLTFE...
poltroon
15
13
a despicable coward,...
polyacid
26
18
a compound made up o...
polyadic
26
18
of a mathematical fu...
polyarch
28
19
having many xylem st...
polyaxon
27
22
a nerve cell with mu...
polybags
26
19
POLYBAG, to put into...
polybrid
26
18
a type of hybrid pla...
polycots
26
17
POLYCOT, (short for)...
polydrug
25
18
pertaining to using...
polyenes
21
15
POLYENE, a hydrocarb...
polyenic
25
18
relating to a polyen...
polygala
24
17
any plant of the mil...
polygams
25
19
POLYGAM, a plant wit...
polygamy
31
21
the condition of hav...
polygene
22
17
a set of cooperating...
polygeny
29
19
generation from mult...
polyglot
25
17
one who speaks many...
polygons
23
17
POLYGON, a plane fig...
polygony
29
19
(Spenser) the plant...
polygyne
29
19
having more than one...
polygyny
36
21
the condition of hav...
polymath
26
19
a person of great an...
polymers
24
17
POLYMER, a complex c...
polymery
30
19
in botany, the condi...
polynias
22
15
POLYNIA, (Russian) o...
polynyas
28
17
POLYNYA, (Russian) o...
polyomas
23
17
POLYOMA, a small DNA...
polyonym
29
20
a name consisting of...
polypary
31
19
the common supportin...
polypeds
25
18
POLYPED, something h...
polyphon
26
20
a character or vocal...
polypide
25
18
a polyp of a colonia...
polypill
28
19
a proposed pill whic...
polypine
24
18
of or like a (coloni...
polypite
25
17
a polyp of a colonia...
polypnea
23
18
rapid breathing [n -...
polypods
25
18
POLYPOD, something h...
polypody
31
20
a fern with creeping...
polypoid
25
18
like a (medical) pol...
polypore
24
17
a fungus with pores...
polypous
25
18
of the nature of a p...
polyseme
23
17
a word with more tha...
polysemy
30
19
in linguistics, the...
polysome
23
17
a cluster of protein...
polysomy
30
19
a condition in which...
polytene
21
15
having chromosomes o...
polyteny
28
17
in abnormally large...
polytype
31
19
to produce by use of...
polyuria
23
15
excessive urination...
polyuric
27
18
relating to polyuria...
polyzoan
24
24
a bryozoan, a moss o...
polyzoic
29
26
composed of many zoo...
polyzoon
24
24
one of the individua...
pomading
17
18
POMADE, to apply a p...
pomander
15
16
a mixture of aromati...
pomatoes
15
14
POMATO, a tomato gra...
pomatums
18
18
POMATUM, ointment fo...
pomeroys
22
16
POMEROY, an old vari...
pomfrets
19
17
POMFRET, a marine fi...
pommeled
18
19
POMMEL, to strike wi...
pommetty
24
19
in heraldry, having...
pomology
24
19
the study of fruits...
pompanos
17
18
POMPANO, (Spanish) a...
pompelos
19
18
POMPELO, (Dutch) the...
pompeyed
24
20
POMPEY, (Dickens) to...
pompiers
19
17
POMPIER, (French) a...
pompilid
21
19
a spider-hunting was...
pompions
18
18
POMPION, (obsolete)...
pompoons
17
18
POMPOON, (obsolete)...
pomwater
19
17
(Shakespeare) a swee...
ponceaus
17
16
PONCEAU, (French) a...
ponceaux
23
23
PONCEAU, (French) a...
ponchoed
19
18
wearing a poncho [ad...
ponciest
18
15
PONCY, effeminate, a...
pondages
15
15
PONDAGE, the capacit...
ponderal
15
14
pertaining to weight...
pondered
14
14
PONDER, to consider...
ponderer
14
13
one who ponders [n -...
pondweed
17
17
an aquatic plant [n...
pongiest
16
14
PONGY, (colloquial)...
poniards
15
13
PONIARD, to stab wit...
pontages
15
14
PONTAGE, a toll paid...
pontifex
23
22
(Latin) a chief prie...
pontiffs
20
18
PONTIFF, (Latin) a c...
pontific
21
18
relating to, or cons...
pontiles
16
13
PONTILE, an iron rod...
pontoons
13
13
PONTOON, to cross wi...
ponyskin
22
19
the skin of a foal u...
ponytail
22
15
a hairstyle in which...
pooching
21
19
POOCH, to bulge [v]
poofiest
17
14
POOFY, effeminate, a...
pooftahs
19
16
POOFTAH, (Australian...
poofters
17
14
POOFTER, (Australian...
poolhall
20
16
an establishment for...
poolroom
16
15
an establishment for...
poolside
16
13
a area surrounding a...
pooncing
18
18
POONCE, to behave ef...
poontang
14
15
sexual intercourse [...
poopiest
17
14
POOPY, stupid or ine...
poorlier
16
12
POORLY, unwell [adj]
poorness
14
12
the state of being p...
poortith
18
13
(Scots) poverty, als...
poorwill
21
16
an American nightjar...
pootling
17
15
POOTLE, to travel in...
pooviest
17
15
POOVY, effeminate, a...
popadums
19
19
POPADUM, a thin circ...
popcorns
20
18
POPCORN, maize or In...
popedoms
18
18
POPEDOM, the office...
popehood
18
17
the condition of bei...
popeless
18
15
without a pope [adj]
popelike
19
19
like a pope [adj]
popeling
19
18
a petty or deputy po...
poperies
17
14
POPERY, a hostile te...
poperins
17
15
POPERIN, (obsolete)...
popeseye
22
16
denoting a cut of st...
popeship
22
19
the condition of bei...
popettes
17
14
POPETTE, a young fem...
popinack
21
22
a thorny shrub or sm...
popinacs
20
18
POPINAC, a thorny sh...
popinjay
25
26
a figure of a bird s...
popishly
28
19
POPISH, pertaining t...
popjoyed
25
26
POPJOY, to amuse one...
poplitei
19
15
POPLITEUS, a muscle...
poplitic
23
18
pertaining to the pa...
popovers
19
18
POPOVER, a very ligh...
poppadom
20
21
a thin circle of dou...
poppadum
21
22
a thin circle of dou...
poppiest
20
17
POPPY, like pop musi...
popplier
21
18
POPPLY, like a rippl...
poppling
22
21
POPPLE, to move in a...
popsicle
22
18
flavored and colored...
popsocks
22
21
POPSOCK, a woman's n...
popsters
18
14
POPSTER, a pop music...
popstrel
19
15
a young, attractive...
populace
21
19
the common people [n...
populars
19
16
POPULAR, something p...
populate
18
16
to inhabit [v POPULA...
populism
21
19
the political princi...
populist
20
16
someone who believes...
populous
19
17
containing many inha...
porcinis
19
15
PORCINI, an edible m...
porifers
18
14
PORIFER, a member of...
poriness
15
12
a state of having po...
poristic
20
14
relating to a porism...
porkiest
17
15
PORKY, plump like a...
porkling
19
19
a young pig [n -S]
porkpies
19
18
PORKPIE, a type of m...
porkwood
19
19
the coarse-grained b...
porlocks
21
19
PORLOCK, to hinder b...
porniest
15
12
PORNY, (colloquial)...
pornomag
16
17
a pornographic magaz...
porogamy
23
18
the entry of the pol...
porosity
22
13
the state of being p...
porously
23
15
POROUS, having minut...
porpesse
17
14
a porpoise, also POR...
porphyry
33
20
a very hard, variega...
porpoise
17
14
a short-snouted genu...
porrects
19
14
PORRECT, to stretch...
porridge
17
14
a soft meal of oatme...
porridgy
24
16
like porridge [adj]
porrigos
17
13
PORRIGO, a kind of s...
portable
18
15
able to be carried [...
portably
25
17
so as to be capable...
portaged
16
14
PORTAGE, to transpor...
portages
16
13
PORTAGE, to transpor...
portague
16
14
a former Portuguese...
portaled
16
13
having a portal [adj...
portance
17
15
(Spenser) carriage,...
portapak
18
18
a small portable com...
portases
15
11
PORTAS, (historical)...
portends
15
13
PORTEND, to serve as...
portents
15
12
PORTENT, an omen [n]
porteous
15
12
(historical) a porta...
portered
15
12
PORTER, to carry lug...
porterly
23
14
like a porter [adv]
portesse
15
11
(historical) a porta...
portfire
18
14
a slow fuse, allowin...
porthole
18
14
a small window in a...
porthors
18
13
(historical) a porta...
porticos
19
14
PORTICO, (Italian) a...
portiere
15
11
(French) a curtain h...
portiest
16
11
PORTY, of the taste...
portigue
17
14
a former Portuguese...
portions
15
12
PORTION, to divide i...
portland
16
14
a kind of cement, ha...
portlast
17
12
(obsolete) the gunwa...
portless
17
12
having no place for...
portlier
17
12
PORTLY, corpulent, s...
portoise
15
11
the gunwale of a shi...
portolan
15
13
(Italian) in the Mid...
portrait
16
11
a painting, photogra...
portrays
22
13
PORTRAY, to paint or...
portress
16
11
a female porter, als...
portside
16
12
on the port side [ad...
portulan
16
14
in the Middle Ages,...
posaunes
14
13
POSAUNE, (German) th...
poseable
17
15
able to be posed, al...
poserish
18
13
affected, insincere...
poseuses
15
12
POSEUSE, (French) a...
poshness
17
14
the quality of being...
poshteen
16
14
an Afghan sheepskin...
posingly
24
17
POSING, assuming a p...
positifs
19
14
POSITIF, a feature o...
positing
17
14
POSIT, to place [v]
position
15
12
to put in a particul...
positive
18
15
assertive, affirmati...
positons
15
12
POSITON, an electron...
positron
15
12
an electron but with...
posology
23
16
a branch of medicine...
posseted
15
12
POSSET, to curdle [v...
possible
19
15
that can be done [ad...
possibly
26
17
capable of happening...
possumed
17
16
POSSUM, to feign ign...
postages
16
13
POSTAGE, the charge...
postally
24
15
POSTAL, relating to...
postanal
15
13
situated behind the...
postbags
19
16
POSTBAG, a bag for h...
postbase
17
14
a morpheme used as a...
postboys
24
16
POSTBOY, a boy who c...
postburn
18
16
following a burn [ad...
postcard
19
15
a card for writing m...
postcava
20
18
a vein in higher ver...
postcode
18
15
a code, often a comb...
postcoup
21
18
following a coup [ad...
postdate
15
12
to date after the re...
postdive
18
16
following a dive [ad...
postdocs
19
15
POSTDOC, one engaged...
postdrug
18
15
following the taking...
posteens
14
12
POSTEEN, an Afghan s...
postered
15
12
POSTER, to stick bil...
posterns
15
12
POSTERN, a rear door...
postface
20
17
a brief note placed...
postfire
18
14
following a fire [ad...
postform
19
17
to shape subsequentl...
postgame
17
16
following a game [ad...
postgrad
17
14
a student continuing...
postheat
17
13
to heat a material (...
posthole
18
14
a hole dug to hold a...
postical
20
15
of the position of p...
postiche
21
16
(French) a wig, fals...
postiled
17
13
POSTIL, to gloss [v]
postings
17
14
POSTING, the act of...
postique
24
21
an imitation, also P...
postlude
17
14
a closing piece of m...
postmark
18
18
to stamp mail with a...
postnati
15
12
those born after a s...
postoral
16
12
situated behind the...
postpaid
18
15
with the postage pre...
postpone
16
15
to put off to a futu...
postpose
17
14
to place after in a...
postpunk
19
20
a follower or musici...
postrace
18
14
following a race [ad...
postriot
16
11
following a riot [ad...
postshow
21
16
following a show [ad...
postsync
25
17
(short for) postsync...
postteen
14
12
occurring after one'...
posttest
16
11
a test given after a...
postural
17
13
pertaining to the po...
postured
16
13
POSTURE, to assume a...
posturer
16
12
one who postures, al...
postures
16
12
POSTURE, to assume a...
potables
18
15
POTABLE, a liquid su...
potagers
16
13
POTAGER, a decorativ...
potashed
17
14
POTASH, to treat wit...
potashes
17
13
POTASH, to treat wit...
potassas
15
11
POTASSA, a powerful...
potasses
15
11
POTASS, a powerful a...
potassic
19
14
relating to potassiu...
potation
14
12
the act of drinking...
potatoes
14
11
POTATO, the edible t...
potatory
21
13
pertaining to (exces...
potbelly
26
18
a protruding abdomen...
potboils
19
15
POTBOIL, to produce...
potbound
17
17
of a plant, having r...
potchers
21
16
POTCHER, a machine t...
potching
22
19
POTCHE, to push viol...
potences
17
15
POTENCE, the quality...
potently
22
15
POTENT, powerful [ad...
potheads
17
14
POTHEAD, one who smo...
potheens
16
14
POTHEEN, (Irish) ill...
potherbs
20
16
POTHERB, any herb us...
pothered
17
14
POTHER, to make a co...
potholed
18
15
POTHOLE, to explore...
potholer
18
14
someone who explores...
potholes
18
14
POTHOLE, to explore...
pothooks
18
17
POTHOOK, a hook on w...
pothouse
17
14
an alehouse [n -S]
poticary
25
16
an apothecary, a dru...
potiches
21
16
POTICHE, (French) a...
potlache
21
17
(Native American) a...
potlatch
22
17
(Native American) a...
potlines
16
13
POTLINE, a row of el...
potlucks
22
20
POTLUCK, whatever ma...
potoroos
14
11
POTOROO, (Native Aus...
potshard
18
14
a fragment of broken...
potshare
17
13
a fragment of broken...
potsherd
18
14
a fragment of broken...
potshops
20
16
POTSHOP, a small pub...
potshots
18
13
POTSHOT, to shoot ra...
potstone
14
12
a variety of steatit...
pottable
18
15
capable of being pot...
pottages
16
13
POTTAGE, a thick sou...
potteens
14
12
POTTEEN, (Irish) ill...
pottered
15
12
POTTER, to occupy on...
potterer
15
11
one who potters [n -...
pottiest
16
11
POTTY, crazy [adj]
pouchful
25
22
as much as a pouch c...
pouchier
21
17
POUCHY, resembling a...
pouching
22
20
POUCH, to put in a p...
pouffier
20
18
POUFFY, like a pouf,...
pouffing
21
21
POUFFE, to give a pu...
pouftahs
20
17
POUFTAH, (offensive)...
poufters
18
15
POUFTER, (offensive)...
poulaine
15
14
a pointy toed shoe a...
poularde
16
14
a spayed hen, also P...
poulards
17
14
POULARD, a spayed he...
poulders
17
14
POULDER, (obsolete)...
pouldres
17
14
POULDRE, (obsolete)...
pouldron
16
15
a shoulder-plate of...
poulters
17
13
POULTER, (archaic) a...
poultice
20
16
to apply a hot, heal...
pouncers
18
16
POUNCER, one that po...
pouncets
18
16
POUNCET, (Shakespear...
pouncing
19
19
POUNCE, to swoop upo...
poundage
15
16
a charge for keeping...
poundals
16
15
POUNDAL, a unit of f...
pounders
15
14
POUNDER, a specimen...
pounding
16
17
the act of striking...
pourable
18
16
able to be poured [a...
pourings
17
15
POURING, the act of...
poursews
19
15
POURSEW, (Spenser) t...
poursued
16
14
POURSUE, (Spenser) t...
poursues
16
13
POURSUE, (Spenser) t...
poursuit
17
13
(Spenser) pursuit [n...
pourtray
22
14
(Spenser) to portray...
pousadas
15
13
POUSADA, a tradition...
poussies
16
12
POUSSIE, a familiar...
poussins
16
13
POUSSIN, (French) a...
pouthers
18
14
POUTHER, to powder [...
poutiest
16
12
POUTY, tending to po...
poutines
15
13
POUTINE, a Canadian...
poutings
17
15
POUTING, a fish of t...
powdered
18
16
POWDER, to reduce to...
powderer
18
15
one who powders [n -...
powerful
22
19
full of power [adj P...
powering
19
17
POWER, to equip with...
powhiris
22
16
POWHIRI, a Maori cer...
pownding
19
19
POWND, (Spenser) to...
powsowdy
28
20
(Scots) any mixture...
powtered
18
15
POWTER, (Scots) to p...
powwowed
24
21
POWWOW, to hold such...
poxvirus
25
23
any one of a group o...
poynting
22
17
POYNT, (obsolete) to...
poysoned
20
15
POYSON, (obsolete) t...
pozzolan
21
31
(Italian) volcanic a...
prabbles
21
18
PRABBLE, (Shakespear...
practice
22
17
to train or drill in...
practick
24
21
(archaic) practice,...
practics
23
17
PRACTIC [n]
practise
19
14
to train or drill in...
practive
21
18
(obsolete) practical...
praecipe
20
17
(Latin) a writ comma...
praedial
16
13
a rural slave, also...
praefect
20
17
an ancient Roman off...
praelect
19
15
to lecture, also PRE...
praetors
15
11
PRAETOR, an ancient...
prairied
16
12
having prairie land...
prairies
16
11
PRAIRIE, a grass-cov...
praisers
16
11
PRAISER, one who pra...
praising
17
14
laudatory [adj PRAIS...
pralines
16
13
PRALINE, an almond c...
prancers
18
15
PRANCER, a horse tha...
prancing
19
18
moving like a horse...
prancked
19
20
PRANCKE, (obsolete)...
pranckes
19
19
PRANCKE, (obsolete)...
prandial
16
14
of or relating to a...
pranging
17
17
PRANG, to cause to c...
prankful
20
21
full of pranks [adj]
prankier
16
16
PRANKY, of the natur...
pranking
17
19
colourful adornment...
prankish
19
18
mischievous [adj PRA...
prankled
17
18
PRANKLE, to prance l...
prankles
17
17
PRANKLE, to prance l...
pratfall
20
16
to fall on the butto...
pratfell
20
16
PRATFALL, to fall on...
pratings
17
14
PRATING, foolish tal...
pratique
24
21
permission granted t...
pratting
17
14
PRATT, (Shakespeare)...
prattled
17
13
PRATTLE, to talk at...
prattler
17
12
one who prattles [n...
prattles
17
12
PRATTLE, to talk at...
praunced
18
17
PRAUNCE, (Spenser) t...
praunces
18
16
PRAUNCE, (Spenser) t...
prawlins
20
16
PRAWLIN, an almond c...
prawners
18
15
PRAWNER, one who fis...
prawning
19
18
PRAWN, to fish for e...
praxises
22
18
PRAXIS, practical us...
prayings
23
16
PRAYING, the act of...
preached
20
17
PREACH, to deliver a...
preacher
20
16
one that preaches [n...
preaches
20
16
PREACH, to deliver a...
preacing
19
17
PREACE, to press, al...
preacted
18
15
PREACT, to act befor...
preadapt
17
15
to adapt beforehand...
preadmit
17
15
to admit beforehand...
preadopt
17
15
to adopt beforehand...
preadult
17
14
preceding adulthood...
preallot
17
13
to allot beforehand...
prealter
16
12
to alter beforehand...
preamble
19
18
to give an explanato...
preapply
27
20
to apply beforehand...
prearmed
16
15
PREARM, to arm befor...
preasing
16
14
PREASE, to press, al...
preassed
15
12
PREASSE, to press, a...
preasses
15
11
PREASSE, to press, a...
preaudit
16
13
an audit made prior...
preavers
17
15
PREAVER, to aver bef...
preaxial
22
19
situated in front of...
prebaked
18
19
PREBAKE, to bake bef...
prebakes
18
18
PREBAKE, to bake bef...
prebasal
18
15
situated in front of...
prebends
17
16
PREBEND, a clergyman...
prebills
21
16
PREBILL, to bill bef...
prebinds
18
16
PREBIND, to bind in...
prebirth
21
16
the period preceding...
prebless
19
15
to bless beforehand...
preboard
17
15
to board before the...
preboils
19
15
PREBOIL, to boil bef...
prebooks
18
18
PREBOOK, to book bef...
prebound
17
17
PREBIND, to bind in...
prebuild
20
17
to build beforehand...
prebuilt
20
16
PREBUILD, to build b...
precasts
19
14
PRECAST, to cast bef...
precavae
19
18
PRECAVA, a major vei...
precaval
21
19
relating to the prec...
preceded
18
16
PRECEDE, to go befor...
precedes
18
15
PRECEDE, to go befor...
preceese
17
14
(Scots) precise [adj...
precents
18
15
PRECENT, to lead a c...
precepit
21
17
(Shakespeare) a prec...
precepts
21
17
PRECEPT, a rule of c...
precheck
25
23
to check beforehand...
prechill
24
18
to chill beforehand...
prechose
20
16
PRECHOOSE, to choose...
precieux
25
22
excessively refined...
precinct
22
18
a space, esp. an enc...
precious
19
15
valuable [adj PRECIO...
precipes
21
17
PRECIPE, (Latin) a w...
precised
19
15
PRECIS, to make a co...
preciser
19
14
PRECISE, sharply and...
precises
19
14
PRECIS, to make a co...
precited
19
15
previously cited [ad...
preclean
18
16
to clean beforehand...
preclear
19
15
to clear beforehand...
preclude
20
17
to rule out or elimi...
precoded
18
16
PRECODE, to code bef...
precodes
18
15
PRECODE, to code bef...
precooks
19
18
PRECOOK, to cook bef...
precools
19
15
PRECOOL, to cool bef...
precrash
21
16
preceding a crash [a...
precured
19
16
PRECURE, to cure bef...
precures
19
15
PRECURE, to cure bef...
precurse
19
15
to foreshadow or be...
precycle
29
20
(of a consumer) to a...
predated
15
13
PREDATE, to date bef...
predates
15
12
PREDATE, to date bef...
predator
15
12
an animal that preys...
predawns
18
16
PREDAWN, the time ju...
predeath
17
14
the period preceding...
predella
17
14
a board behind an al...
predelle
17
14
PREDELLA, a board be...
predials
17
13
PREDIAL, a rural sla...
predicts
20
15
PREDICT, to tell of...
predooms
16
15
PREDOOM, to sentence...
predraft
18
15
a preliminary draft...
predried
16
13
PREDRY, to dry befor...
predries
16
12
PREDRY, to dry befor...
predrill
19
14
to drill beforehand...
predusks
18
17
PREDUSK, the time ju...
predying
23
17
PREDY, (obsolete) to...
preedits
16
12
PREEDIT, to edit bef...
preelect
19
15
to elect beforehand...
preemies
16
14
PREEMIE, a premature...
preempts
19
17
PREEMPT, to acquire...
preenact
17
15
to enact beforehand...
preeners
14
12
PREENER, one who pre...
preening
15
15
PREEN, to clean and...
preerect
18
14
to erect beforehand...
preeving
18
18
PREEVE, to prove, al...
preexist
22
18
to exist before [v -...
prefaced
20
18
PREFACE, to introduc...
prefacer
20
17
one that prefaces [n...
prefaces
20
17
PREFACE, to introduc...
prefaded
17
16
PREFADE, to fade bef...
prefades
17
15
PREFADE, to fade bef...
prefects
21
17
PREFECT, an ancient...
prefight
22
18
preceding a fight [a...
prefiled
19
16
PREFILE, to file bef...
prefiles
19
15
PREFILE, to file bef...
prefired
18
15
PREFIRE, to fire bef...
prefires
18
14
PREFIRE, to fire bef...
prefixal
25
22
pertaining to a pref...
prefixed
24
22
PREFIX, to add to th...
prefixes
24
21
PREFIX, to add to th...
preflame
19
18
preceding a flame [a...
prefocus
21
18
to focus beforehand...
preforms
19
17
PREFORM, to form bef...
prefrank
18
19
to frank beforehand...
prefroze
20
23
PREFREEZE, to freeze...
prefunds
18
17
PREFUND, to fund bef...
pregames
17
16
PREGAME, a period pr...
preggers
18
15
(slang) pregnant, al...
preggier
18
15
PREGGY, (colloquial)...
pregnant
15
15
carrying a developin...
preguide
17
15
to guide beforehand...
preheats
17
13
PREHEAT, to heat bef...
prehends
17
15
PREHEND, to lay hold...
prehnite
17
14
an orthorhombic basi...
prehuman
18
18
a prototype of man [...
prejudge
19
24
to judge beforehand...
prelates
16
12
PRELATE, a high rank...
prelatic
20
15
relating to a prelat...
prelects
20
15
PRELECT, to lecture,...
prelegal
18
15
occurring before the...
prelimit
19
15
to limit beforehand...
prelives
19
16
PRELIFE, a life conc...
preloads
16
13
PRELOAD, to load bef...
preloved
18
17
a euphemism for used...
preluded
17
15
PRELUDE, to play a m...
preluder
17
14
a person who plays o...
preludes
17
14
PRELUDE, to play a m...
preludio
17
14
(Italian) a prelude...
prelunch
22
19
before lunch [adj]
premedic
20
18
a student preparing...
premiere
16
14
to present publicly...
premiers
17
14
PREMIER, a chief in...
premised
17
15
PREMISE, to state in...
premises
17
14
PREMISE, to state in...
premiums
19
18
PREMIUM, a sum regul...
premixed
23
22
PREMIX, to mix befor...
premixes
23
21
PREMIX, to mix befor...
premolar
17
15
situated in front of...
premolds
18
16
PREMOLD, to mold bef...
premoral
17
15
preceding the develo...
premorse
16
14
ending abruptly, as...
premotor
16
14
pertaining to a part...
premould
18
17
to mould in advance,...
premoult
18
16
preceding moult, als...
premoved
18
19
PREMOVE, to incite o...
premoves
18
18
PREMOVE, to incite o...
prenames
15
15
PRENAME, a forename...
prenasal
15
13
situated in front of...
prenatal
15
13
prior to birth [adj...
prenomen
14
16
the first name of an...
prentice
18
15
to place with an emp...
prenting
16
15
PRENT, (Scots) to pr...
preorder
15
12
to order beforehand...
preowned
17
16
previously owned by...
prepacks
22
21
PREPACK, to package...
prepared
17
15
PREPARE, to get read...
preparer
17
14
one who prepares [n...
prepares
17
14
PREPARE, to get read...
prepaste
17
14
to paste beforehand...
prepaved
19
19
PREPAVE, to pave bef...
prepaves
19
18
PREPAVE, to pave bef...
prepense
16
15
premeditated; intent...
preplace
21
18
to place beforehand...
preplans
18
16
PREPLAN, to plan in...
preplant
18
16
occurring before pla...
preponed
16
16
PREPONE, to bring fo...
prepones
16
15
PREPONE, to bring fo...
preposed
17
15
PREPOSE, to place a...
preposes
17
14
PREPOSE, to place a...
preppier
20
17
PREPPY, denoting the...
preppies
20
17
PREPPIE, one who att...
preppily
28
20
PREPPY, denoting the...
prepping
21
20
PREP, (short for) to...
prepregs
19
16
PREPREG, reinforcing...
prepress
18
14
the preparation of a...
preprice
21
17
to price beforehand...
preprint
18
15
to print in advance...
prepubes
20
18
PREPUBIS, a bone sit...
prepubis
21
18
a bone situated in f...
prepuces
21
18
PREPUCE, a fold of s...
prepunch
23
21
to punch in advance...
prepupae
19
18
PREPUPA, a stage pre...
prepupal
21
19
preceding the pupal...
prepupas
20
18
PREPUPA, a stage pre...
prequels
25
22
PREQUEL, a book, fil...
preradio
15
12
before the invention...
prerenal
15
13
situated in front of...
prerinse
15
12
to rinse beforehand...
presaged
16
14
PRESAGE, to foretell...
presager
16
13
one who, or that whi...
presages
16
13
PRESAGE, to foretell...
presales
16
12
PRESALE, arranging a...
presbyte
24
16
an elder in the earl...
prescind
19
16
to consider separate...
prescore
18
14
to record the sound...
prescuta
19
15
PRESCUTUM, in insect...
presells
18
13
PRESELL, to promote...
presence
17
15
close proximity [n -...
presents
15
12
PRESENT, to bring in...
preserve
17
15
to keep safe from ha...
preshape
19
16
to shape beforehand...
preships
21
16
PRESHIP, to ship bef...
preshown
20
17
PRESHOW, to show bef...
preshows
21
16
PRESHOW, to show bef...
presided
16
13
PRESIDE, to occupy t...
presider
16
12
one who presides [n...
presides
16
12
PRESIDE, to occupy t...
presidia
16
12
PRESIDIUM, a standin...
presidio
16
12
a Spanish fort [n -S...
presifts
19
14
PRESIFT, to sift bef...
presleep
18
15
before sleep [adj]
preslice
20
15
to slice beforehand...
presoaks
16
15
PRESOAK, to soak bef...
presolve
18
16
to solve beforehand...
presorts
16
11
PRESORT, to sort bef...
presplit
20
15
before a split [adj]
pressers
16
11
PRESSER, one who pre...
pressfat
18
14
a vat for collecting...
pressful
20
16
the contents of a pr...
pressies
16
11
PRESSIE, (colloquial...
pressing
17
14
an article made from...
pression
15
12
pressure [n -S]
pressman
16
15
a printing press ope...
pressmen
16
15
PRESSMAN, a printing...
pressors
16
11
PRESSOR, a substance...
pressrun
16
13
a continuous operati...
pressure
16
12
to apply force to [v...
prestamp
19
17
to stamp beforehand...
presters
16
11
PRESTER, (Latin) a p...
prestige
17
13
charm, magic or glam...
presting
17
14
PREST, (obsolete) to...
prestore
15
11
to store beforehand...
presumed
17
16
PRESUME, to take for...
presumer
17
15
one who presumes [n...
presumes
17
15
PRESUME, to take for...
pretaped
17
15
PRETAPE, to tape bef...
pretapes
17
14
PRETAPE, to tape bef...
pretaste
15
11
to taste beforehand...
preteens
14
12
PRETEEN, a child und...
pretells
18
13
PRETELL, to tell bef...
pretence
17
15
the act of pretendin...
pretends
15
13
PRETEND, to make bel...
pretense
14
12
the act of pretendin...
preterit
16
11
the grammatical tens...
preterms
17
14
PRETERM, a premature...
pretests
16
11
PRETEST, to give a p...
pretexts
22
18
PRETEXT, to allege a...
pretonic
18
15
denoting the syllabl...
pretrain
15
12
to train beforehand...
pretreat
15
11
to treat beforehand...
pretrial
17
12
a proceeding that pr...
pretrims
18
14
PRETRIM, to trim bef...
prettied
16
12
PRETTY, to make attr...
prettier
16
11
PRETTY, pleasing to...
pretties
16
11
PRETTY, to make attr...
prettify
25
16
to make attractive [...
prettily
24
14
PRETTY, pleasing to...
pretyped
24
17
PRETYPE, to type bef...
pretypes
24
16
PRETYPE, to type bef...
pretzels
20
21
PRETZEL, to twist, b...
preunion
14
14
a union beforehand [...
preunite
15
13
to unite beforehand...
prevails
19
16
PREVAIL, to triumph...
prevalue
18
17
to value beforehand...
prevened
16
17
PREVENE, to precede,...
prevenes
16
16
PREVENE, to precede,...
prevents
17
16
PREVENT, to keep fro...
preverbs
20
18
PREVERB, a particle...
previews
21
18
PREVIEW, to view or...
previous
18
16
coming or occurring...
prevised
18
16
PREVISE, to foresee...
previses
18
15
PREVISE, to foresee...
previsit
19
15
to visit beforehand...
previsor
18
15
one that previses, f...
prevuing
19
19
PREVUE, (US) to prev...
prewarms
20
17
PREWARM, to warm bef...
prewarns
18
15
PREWARN, to warn in...
preweigh
22
18
to weigh beforehand...
prewired
19
15
PREWIRE, to wire bef...
prewires
19
14
PREWIRE, to wire bef...
preworks
20
18
PREWORK, to work bef...
prewraps
21
17
PREWRAP, to wrap bef...
prezzies
22
29
PREZZIE, (colloquial...
priapean
16
15
phallic, also PRIAPI...
priapism
20
17
a persistent erectio...
pribbles
22
18
PRIBBLE, a clamorous...
priciest
20
14
PRICY, expensive, al...
pricings
21
17
PRICING, an act of p...
prickers
21
18
PRICKER, a light hor...
prickets
21
18
PRICKET, a spike for...
prickier
21
18
PRICKY, having many...
pricking
22
21
a prickly feeling [n...
prickled
22
20
PRICKLE, to puncture...
prickles
22
19
PRICKLE, to puncture...
prideful
20
17
full of pride [adj P...
priedieu
16
13
(French) a low desk...
priested
16
12
PRIEST, to ordain as...
priestly
24
14
characteristic of a...
prieving
19
18
PRIEVE, to prove, al...
priggers
19
15
PRIGGER, one who pri...
priggery
25
17
prim adherence to co...
prigging
20
18
thievery [n -S]
priggish
22
17
marked by priggism [...
priggism
21
18
prim adherence to co...
prilling
20
16
PRILL, to turn into...
primages
18
16
PRIMAGE, an amount p...
primally
26
18
PRIMAL, being at the...
primatal
18
15
any of an advanced o...
primates
17
14
PRIMATE, any of an a...
primatic
21
17
of or pertaining to...
primeros
17
14
PRIMERO, (Spanish) a...
primeurs
18
15
PRIMEUR, (French) a...
primeval
20
19
belonging to the ear...
primines
17
15
PRIMINE, the outer c...
primings
19
17
PRIMING, the act of...
primmers
19
17
PRIMMER, a book that...
primmest
19
17
PRIM, rigidly proper...
primming
20
20
PRIM, to give a prim...
primness
17
15
the state of being p...
primping
21
20
PRIMP, to dress or a...
primrose
17
14
a yellow flower [n -...
primrosy
24
16
coloured like a prim...
primsier
18
14
PRIMSIE, (Scots) pri...
primulas
19
16
PRIMULA, any of nume...
primuses
18
15
PRIMUS, the head bis...
princely
26
18
befitting a prince [...
princess
19
15
a non-reigning femal...
princing
20
18
PRINCE, to play the...
principe
21
18
(Italian) a prince [...
principi
22
18
PRINCIPE, (Italian)...
princock
23
22
(Shakespeare) an arr...
prinkers
17
16
PRINKER, one who pri...
prinking
18
19
PRINK, to dress or a...
printers
16
12
PRINTER, one that pr...
printery
22
14
a place where printi...
printing
17
15
the art of the print...
printout
16
13
the printed output o...
priorate
15
11
the state or office...
prioress
16
11
a female superior of...
priories
16
11
PRIORY, a religious...
priority
23
13
precedence establish...
prisages
17
13
PRISAGE, the former...
priseres
16
11
PRISERE, the success...
prismoid
18
15
a body that approach...
prisoned
15
13
PRISON, to imprison...
prisoner
15
12
one that is imprison...
prissier
17
11
PRISSY, affectedly p...
prissies
17
11
PRISSY, one who is a...
prissily
25
14
PRISSY, affectedly p...
prissing
18
14
PRISS, to act in a p...
pristane
15
12
a saturated hydrocar...
pristine
16
12
original, pure, unsp...
privados
18
16
PRIVADO, (obsolete)...
privater
18
15
PRIVATE, secluded fr...
privates
18
15
PRIVATE, a soldier o...
priviest
19
15
PRIVY, private [adj]
prizable
22
24
valuable [adj]
prizeman
19
24
a winner of a prize...
prizemen
19
24
PRIZEMAN, a winner o...
probable
20
18
likely to occur or p...
probably
27
20
PROBABLE, likely to...
probands
17
16
PROBAND, a person wi...
probangs
18
17
PROBANG, a long flex...
probated
17
15
PROBATE, to establis...
probates
17
14
PROBATE, to establis...
probings
19
17
PROBING, the act of...
problems
20
18
PROBLEM, a difficult...
procaine
17
15
a compound used as a...
procarps
21
17
PROCARP, a female se...
proceeds
18
15
PROCEED, to go onwar...
prochain
20
17
nearest in time, rel...
prochein
20
17
nearest in time, rel...
procinct
22
18
(Milton) preparednes...
proclaim
21
18
to make known [v -ED...
proclive
22
19
(archaic) having a t...
proctors
19
14
PROCTOR, to officiat...
procural
20
16
the act or procuring...
procured
19
16
PROCURE, to obtain b...
procurer
19
15
someone who procures...
procures
19
15
PROCURE, to obtain b...
prodders
16
13
PRODDER, one who pro...
prodding
17
16
the act of poking [n...
prodigal
18
15
lavish [adj PRODIGAL...
proditor
16
12
a traitor [n -S]
prodnose
14
13
an inquisitive perso...
prodroma
16
15
(Latin) any symptom...
prodrome
16
15
a prefatory work; an...
prodromi
17
15
PRODROMUS, a prefato...
prodrugs
18
15
PRODRUG, an inactive...
produced
19
17
PRODUCE, to bring in...
producer
19
16
one that produces [n...
produces
19
16
PRODUCE, to bring in...
products
20
16
PRODUCT, something p...
proemial
17
15
relating to a proem...
proettes
15
11
PROETTE, a female pr...
profaned
16
16
PROFANE, to treat wi...
profaner
16
15
one who profanes [n...
profanes
16
15
PROFANE, to treat wi...
proffers
20
17
PROFFER, to present...
profiled
19
16
PROFILE, to draw an...
profiler
19
15
one who profiles, al...
profiles
19
15
PROFILE, to draw an...
profited
18
15
PROFIT, to gain an a...
profiter
18
14
one who profits [n -...
proforma
18
17
carried out in a per...
profound
17
17
very deep [adj PROFO...
profuser
18
15
a prodigal or spendt...
progeria
16
13
a syndrome of childr...
proggers
18
15
PROGGER, one who pro...
progging
19
18
PROG, to forage for...
proggins
18
16
(slang) a college pr...
prognose
15
14
to forecast the prob...
prograde
16
14
to accumulate sedime...
programs
18
16
PROGRAM, to arrange...
progress
17
13
to move forward [v -...
prohibit
21
16
to forbid with autho...
proigned
16
15
PROIGN, (obsolete) t...
proining
16
15
PROINE, (obsolete) t...
projects
21
23
PROJECT, to extend o...
prolabor
18
15
favouring organized...
prolamin
17
16
one of a group of pr...
prolapse
18
15
to slip or fall out...
prolated
16
13
PROLATE, to lengthen...
prolates
16
12
PROLATE, to lengthen...
prolific
23
18
producing abundantly...
prolines
16
13
PROLINE, an amino ac...
prolixly
31
22
PROLIX, tediously lo...
prollers
18
13
PROLLER, (obsolete)...
prolling
19
16
PROLL, (obsolete) to...
prologed
17
15
PROLOG, to preface,...
prologue
17
15
to preface, also PRO...
prolonge
16
15
a rope used for pull...
prolongs
17
15
PROLONG, to lengthen...
prometal
17
15
a kind of cast-iron...
promines
16
15
PROMINE, a substance...
promised
17
15
PROMISE, to make a d...
promisee
16
14
one who is promised...
promiser
17
14
one who promises, al...
promises
17
14
PROMISE, to make a d...
promisor
17
14
one who promises, al...
prommers
18
17
PROMMER, an attender...
promoing
17
17
PROMO, to give a pro...
promoted
16
15
PROMOTE, to help for...
promoter
16
14
one who promotes [n...
promotes
16
14
PROMOTE, to help for...
promotor
16
14
a person who present...
prompted
19
18
PROMPT, to move to a...
prompter
19
17
one that prompts [n...
promptly
27
20
PROMPT, done without...
promulge
19
18
(archaic) to proclai...
pronated
14
13
PRONATE, to turn the...
pronates
14
12
PRONATE, to turn the...
pronator
14
12
a forearm or forelim...
proneurs
15
13
PRONEUR, (French) a...
pronging
17
17
PRONG, to pierce wit...
pronking
17
19
a springbok's leapin...
pronotal
15
13
pertaining to the pr...
pronotum
16
16
a hard outer plate o...
pronouns
14
14
PRONOUN, a word that...
proofers
17
14
PROOFER, one who pro...
proofing
18
17
material used to mak...
prootics
19
14
PROOTIC, a bone in f...
propaged
18
17
PROPAGE, to propagat...
propages
18
16
PROPAGE, to propagat...
propaled
18
16
PROPALE, (Scots) to...
propales
18
15
PROPALE, (Scots) to...
propanes
16
15
PROPANE, a flammable...
propanol
17
16
propyl alcohol [n -S...
propenal
17
16
another name for acr...
propends
17
16
PROPEND, to have a t...
propenes
16
15
PROPENE, a flammable...
propenol
17
16
a flammable gas [n -...
propense
16
15
(obsolete) inclined...
propenyl
24
18
a hydrocarbon radica...
properer
17
14
PROPER, fitting [adj...
properly
25
17
PROPER, fitting [adv...
property
24
16
something owned [n P...
prophage
20
18
a form of virus [n -...
prophase
19
16
the first stage in c...
prophecy
29
21
a prediction [n PROP...
prophesy
26
18
to predict [v PROPHE...
prophets
20
16
PROPHET, one who pre...
prophyll
29
20
a small leaf on the...
propined
17
16
PROPINE, (archaic) t...
propines
17
15
PROPINE, (archaic) t...
propjets
20
23
PROPJET, a jet aerop...
propolis
19
15
a resinous substance...
proponed
16
16
PROPONE, to propose,...
propones
16
15
PROPONE, to propose,...
proposal
18
15
something that is pr...
proposed
17
15
PROPOSE, to put forw...
proposer
17
14
one that proposes [n...
proposes
17
14
PROPOSE, to put forw...
propound
17
17
to propose [v -ED, -...
proppant
19
18
a material, e.g. san...
propping
21
20
PROP, to hold up [v]
proprium
20
18
an attribute belongi...
propylic
29
20
pertaining to, deriv...
propylon
24
18
an entrance to a tem...
propynes
23
17
PROPYNE, a gaseous m...
prorated
15
12
PRORATE, to divide p...
prorates
15
11
PRORATE, to divide p...
prorogue
16
14
to end a session (of...
prosaism
17
14
a prosaic style [n -...
prosaist
16
11
a writer of prose, a...
prosecco
21
17
(Italian) an Italian...
prosects
19
14
PROSECT, to dissect...
proseman
15
15
a writer of prose [n...
prosemen
15
15
PROSEMAN, a writer o...
prosiest
16
11
PROSY, prosaic, tedi...
prosings
17
14
PROSING, writing in...
prosodic
19
15
of or pertaining to...
prosomal
17
15
relating to a prosom...
prosomas
16
14
PROSOMA, the front r...
prosopon
16
15
the embodiment of an...
prospect
21
17
to search for minera...
prospers
18
14
PROSPER, to be succe...
prossies
16
11
PROSSIE, (colloquial...
prostate
15
11
a gland in males at...
prosties
16
11
PROSTIE, (colloquial...
prostyle
23
14
in Greek architectur...
prosumer
17
15
a consumer who uses...
protamin
16
15
any of a class of si...
protases
15
11
PROTASIS, the introd...
protasis
16
11
the introductory par...
protatic
19
14
of or pertaining to...
proteans
14
12
PROTEAN, a theatrica...
protease
14
11
any enzyme that spli...
protects
19
14
PROTECT, to shield f...
protegee
15
13
(French) one (female...
proteges
16
13
PROTEGE, one whose c...
proteide
15
12
a nitrogenous organi...
proteids
16
12
PROTEID, a nitrogeno...
proteins
15
12
PROTEIN, a nitrogeno...
protends
15
13
PROTEND, (archaic) t...
protense
14
12
(Spenser) an extensi...
proteome
15
14
the complement of pr...
proteose
14
11
a substance derived...
protests
16
11
PROTEST, to express...
prothyls
26
16
PROTHYL, a hypotheti...
protists
17
11
PROTIST, one of the...
protiums
18
15
PROTIUM, ordinary hy...
protocol
19
15
the original copy of...
protonic
18
15
relating to a proton...
protopod
17
15
a part of a crustace...
protores
15
11
PROTORE, an earlier...
protoxid
22
19
that one of a series...
protozoa
17
20
the lowest and simpl...
protract
19
14
to prolong [v -ED, -...
protrade
15
12
in favour of trade [...
protrude
16
13
to stick out [v PROT...
proturan
15
13
any of an order of w...
protyles
23
14
PROTYLE, a hypotheti...
proudest
16
13
PROUD, having or dis...
proudful
20
18
full of pride [adj]
proudish
19
15
somewhat proud [adj]
proulers
17
13
PROULER, (obsolete)...
prouling
18
16
PROUL, to prowl, als...
prounion
14
14
favouring labour uni...
provable
20
19
that can be proved,...
provably
27
21
PROVABLE, that can b...
provands
17
17
PROVAND, an allowanc...
provants
17
16
PROVANT, (obsolete)...
provedor
17
16
a purveyor, also PRO...
provends
17
17
PROVEND, an allowanc...
provenly
24
19
without doubt [adv]
proverbs
20
18
PROVERB, to speak of...
proviant
17
16
an allowance of food...
provided
18
17
PROVIDE, to supply [...
provider
18
16
one that provides [n...
provides
18
16
PROVIDE, to supply [...
providor
18
16
a purveyor, also PRO...
province
20
19
an administrative di...
provined
17
17
PROVINE, to propagat...
provines
17
16
PROVINE, to propagat...
provings
19
18
PROVING, the act of...
proviral
19
16
relating to a provir...
provirus
19
16
the form of a virus...
provisor
18
15
(historical) one who...
provisos
18
15
PROVISO, a clause in...
provoked
18
20
PROVOKE, to arouse t...
provoker
18
19
something or someone...
provokes
18
19
PROVOKE, to arouse t...
provosts
18
15
PROVOST, a high-rank...
prowlers
20
15
PROWLER, one that pr...
prowling
21
18
stealthy [adj PROWLI...
proxemic
26
24
pertaining to a bran...
proximal
24
22
located near the poi...
proyning
22
17
PROYN, to prune, als...
prudence
18
17
the quality of being...
pruinose
15
13
having a powdery cov...
prunable
18
17
able to be pruned [a...
prunella
17
15
a strong silk or woo...
prunelle
17
15
(French) a strong si...
prunello
17
15
(Italian) a fine kin...
pruniest
16
13
PRUNEY, resembling a...
prunings
17
16
PRUNING, the act of...
prunuses
16
14
PRUNUS, a genus of t...
prurient
16
13
having lustful thoug...
prurigos
18
14
PRURIGO, a chronic s...
pruritic
21
15
of or like pruritus,...
pruritus
18
13
intense itching [n -...
prusiked
18
17
PRUSIK, to climb usi...
prussian
16
13
as in prussian blue,...
pryingly
31
19
PRYING, inquisitive...
prytanea
20
14
PRYTANEUM, an ancien...
psalming
19
18
PSALM, to sing psalm...
psalmist
19
15
a writer of psalms [...
psalmody
24
18
the use of psalms in...
psalters
17
12
PSALTER, a book of p...
psaltery
23
14
an ancient stringed...
psammite
18
17
a fine-grained rock...
psammons
17
18
PSAMMON, a group of...
pschents
21
17
PSCHENT, a crown wor...
psellism
20
16
a defect in articula...
psephism
22
19
(historical) a decre...
psephite
20
16
a rock composed of s...
pseudery
22
15
falseness [n PSEUDER...
pseudish
19
15
somewhat pseud [adj]
pshawing
22
19
PSHAW, to utter an e...
psilocin
20
16
a hallucinogenic dru...
psiloses
17
12
PSILOSIS, (Greek) lo...
psilosis
18
12
(Greek) loss of hair...
psilotic
21
15
relating to psilosis...
psionics
19
15
psychic abilities as...
psoralea
15
12
a plant of the bean...
psoralen
15
13
a drug used to treat...
psychics
32
21
PSYCHIC, one sensiti...
psyching
29
21
PSYCH, to stimulate...
psychism
30
21
the doctrine of a un...
psychist
29
18
someone interested i...
psychoid
28
19
the hypothetical reg...
psyllids
26
16
PSYLLID, any of vari...
psyllium
27
19
the seed of the flea...
ptarmics
21
17
PTARMIC, a substance...
pteropod
17
15
a small swimming mol...
pterygia
23
15
PTERYGIUM, a growth...
pterylae
22
14
PTERYLA, the feather...
ptiloses
17
12
PTILOSIS, plumage or...
ptilosis
18
12
plumage or mode of f...
ptomaine
15
15
a compound produced...
ptomains
16
15
PTOMAIN, a compound...
ptyalins
23
15
PTYALIN, a salivary...
ptyalise
23
14
to induce ptyalism i...
ptyalism
25
17
an excessive flow of...
ptyalize
26
23
to induce ptyalism i...
ptyxises
29
20
PTYXIS, a type of le...
pubbings
22
21
PUBBING, the practic...
pubertal
19
16
of or pertaining to...
publican
22
20
one who owns or mana...
publicly
31
22
PUBLIC, open to gene...
puccoons
21
19
PUCCOON, (Native Ame...
pucelage
20
18
virginity [n -S]
pucelles
21
17
PUCELLE, (obsolete)...
puckered
20
20
PUCKER, to gather in...
puckerer
20
19
one who, or that whi...
puckfist
24
22
a puffball fungus [n...
puckouts
21
20
PUCKOUT, in ice hock...
puckster
21
19
a hockey player [n -...
puddered
16
15
PUDDER, to make a tu...
puddiest
17
14
PUDDY, short and pud...
puddings
18
17
PUDDING, a thick, so...
puddingy
24
19
having the consisten...
puddlers
18
15
PUDDLER, one who con...
puddlier
18
15
PUDDLY, full of pudd...
puddling
19
18
the process of conve...
puddocks
21
21
PUDDOCK, a toad or f...
pudendal
16
16
pertaining to the pu...
pudendum
17
19
the external genital...
pudgiest
18
15
PUDGY, short and fat...
pudibund
19
19
shamefaced; prudish...
pudicity
27
18
modesty; chastity [n...
pudsiest
17
13
PUDSY, podgy, also P...
puerpera
17
15
(Latin) a woman who...
puffback
27
28
a small African bird...
puffball
25
23
any of various globu...
puffbird
24
22
any bird of a Centra...
puffiest
21
18
PUFFY, swollen [adj]
puffings
22
21
PUFFING, the action...
pugarees
16
14
PUGAREE, (Hindi) a t...
puggaree
17
16
(Hindi) a turban, a...
puggiest
19
16
PUGGY, like a monkey...
puggings
20
19
PUGGING, the working...
puggling
21
20
PUGGLE, to cause to...
puggrees
18
16
PUGGREE, (Hindi) a t...
puggries
19
16
PUGGRY, (Hindi) a tu...
pugilism
21
18
the art of fighting...
pugilist
20
15
one who fights with...
pugmarks
20
21
PUGMARK, the track o...
puirtith
20
14
(Scots) poverty, als...
puissant
16
13
(archaic) powerful,...
pukateas
16
16
PUKATEA, (Maori) an...
puldrons
17
15
PULDRON, (obsolete)...
pulicene
19
17
pertaining to, or ab...
pulicide
21
17
an agent used for de...
pulingly
26
19
PULING, whimpering [...
pullback
25
24
a restraint or drawb...
pulleyed
24
17
PULLEY, to hoist wit...
pullmans
19
18
PULLMAN, a railroad...
pullorum
20
18
as in pullorum disea...
pullouts
19
15
PULLOUT, a withdrawa...
pullover
20
18
a garment that is pu...
pulmones
17
17
PULMO, (Latin) a lun...
pulmonic
21
20
of or relating to th...
pulmotor
18
16
a respiratory device...
pulpally
28
20
PULPAL, pertaining t...
pulpiest
20
16
PULPY, resembling pu...
pulpings
21
19
PULPING, the act of...
pulpital
21
17
relating to a pulpit...
pulpited
20
17
provided with a pulp...
pulpiter
20
16
someone who speaks f...
pulpitry
27
18
sermonizing [n PULPI...
pulpitum
22
20
a gigantic stone scr...
pulpless
21
17
having no pulp [adj]
pulpmill
24
21
a machine for pulpin...
pulpwood
22
20
soft wood used in ma...
pulsated
17
14
PULSATE, to expand a...
pulsates
17
13
PULSATE, to expand a...
pulsator
17
13
something that pulsa...
pulsejet
19
22
in jet propulsion, a...
pulsidge
19
16
the throb of a pulse...
pulsific
24
19
producing a single p...
pulsions
17
14
PULSION, the act of...
pulsojet
19
22
in jet propulsion, a...
pultoons
16
14
PULTOON, an Indian r...
pultrude
18
15
to carry out pultrus...
pultures
18
14
PULTURE, a right to...
pulvered
19
18
PULVER, to reduce to...
pulvilio
21
18
(historical) perfume...
pulville
22
19
(historical) perfume...
pulvilli
23
19
PULVILLUS, a little...
pulvinar
19
18
a knob on the brain...
pulvinus
20
19
a swelling at the ba...
pumicate
20
18
to make smooth with...
pumicers
21
18
PUMICER, one that pu...
pumicing
22
21
PUMICE, to polish wi...
pumicite
21
18
a porous volcanic ro...
pummeled
19
20
PUMMEL, to strike wi...
pummelos
19
19
PUMMELO, (Dutch) the...
pumpable
22
22
capable of being pum...
pumphood
21
21
the head of a pump [...
pumpings
21
21
PUMPING, as in optic...
pumpions
19
19
PUMPION, (obsolete)...
pumpjack
26
34
a pumping apparatus...
pumpking
22
25
a person involved in...
pumpkins
21
23
PUMPKIN, a plant of...
pumpless
21
19
without a pump [adj]
pumplike
22
23
like a pump [adj]
punaluan
15
16
pertaining to punalu...
punaluas
16
15
PUNALUA, (Hawaiian)...
punchbag
24
23
a punching bag, used...
puncheon
19
19
a cask; a liquid mea...
punchers
21
18
PUNCHER, one who pun...
punchier
21
18
PUNCHY, forceful, ha...
punchily
29
21
PUNCHY, forceful, ha...
punching
22
21
PUNCH, to perforate...
punchout
21
19
a fist fight [n -S]
punctate
18
16
marked with points o...
punctual
20
18
being on time [adj P...
punctule
20
18
a minute dot [n -S]
puncture
19
17
to pierce with a poi...
punditic
20
17
like a pundit [adj]
punditry
23
16
the learning of pund...
pundonor
14
15
(Spanish) a point of...
pungence
18
19
the state of being p...
pungency
25
21
the state of being p...
pungling
19
19
PUNGLE, (US) to cont...
puniness
15
14
the state of being p...
punished
18
16
PUNISH, to impose a...
punisher
18
15
one that punishes [n...
punishes
18
15
PUNISH, to impose a...
punition
15
14
punishment [n -S]
punitive
18
17
relating to punishme...
punitory
22
15
relating to punishme...
punjiing
19
25
PUNJI, to fortify wi...
punkette
16
17
a female follower of...
punkiest
17
17
PUNKY, like a punk [...
punniest
15
14
PUNNY, involving a p...
punnings
16
17
PUNNING, the act of...
punsters
16
13
PUNSTER, one who mak...
puntsman
16
17
someone who uses a p...
puntsmen
16
17
PUNTSMAN, someone wh...
puparial
19
16
relating to a pupari...
puparium
20
19
a pupal shell [n PUP...
pupating
19
18
PUPATE, to pass thro...
pupation
17
16
the act of becoming...
pupilage
20
18
the state of being a...
pupilary
26
18
relating to a pupil...
pupillar
21
17
relating to a pupil...
puppetry
27
20
the art of making or...
puppodum
22
23
a thin circle of dou...
puppydom
28
24
the world of puppies...
puppying
28
23
PUPPY, to give birth...
puppyish
30
22
pertaining to a pupp...
puppyism
29
23
conceit in men [n -S...
pupunhas
20
19
PUPUNHA, the peach-p...
purblind
20
18
partially blind [adj...
purchase
21
17
to buy [v PURCHASED,...
purdahed
18
16
of a woman, secluded...
purebred
18
16
an animal of unmixed...
pureeing
16
15
PUREE, to reduce to...
pureness
15
13
the quality of being...
purflers
20
16
PURFLER, something o...
purfling
21
19
ornamentation on the...
purgings
19
17
PURGING, the act of...
purified
19
16
PURIFY, to cleanse f...
purifier
19
15
one that purifies [n...
purifies
19
15
PURIFY, to cleanse f...
puristic
21
15
of or pertaining to...
puritans
16
13
PURITAN, a person wh...
purities
17
12
PURITY, the quality...
purlicue
21
17
to summarise in conc...
purlieus
18
14
PURLIEU, (French) a...
purlieux
24
21
PURLIEU, (French) a...
purlines
17
14
PURLINE, a horizonta...
purlings
19
16
PURLING, the swirlin...
purloins
17
14
PURLOIN, to steal; t...
purplest
20
16
PURPLE, of a colour...
purplier
20
16
PURPLY, purplish [ad...
purpling
21
19
PURPLE, to make the...
purplish
23
18
somewhat purple [adj...
purports
19
15
PURPORT, to profess...
purposed
18
16
PURPOSE, to intend t...
purposes
18
15
PURPOSE, to intend t...
purpuras
19
16
PURPURA, a disease c...
purpures
19
16
PURPURE, the heraldi...
purpuric
23
19
of or pertaining to...
purpurin
19
17
a reddish dye [n -S]
purrings
18
15
PURRING, the act of...
purseful
20
17
enough to fill a pur...
pursewed
19
16
PURSEW, (Spenser) to...
pursiest
17
12
PURSY, short of brea...
purslain
17
14
a pot herb and salad...
purslane
16
14
a pot herb and salad...
pursuals
18
14
PURSUAL, the act of...
pursuant
16
14
acting in consequenc...
pursuers
17
13
PURSUER, one that pu...
pursuing
18
16
following [adj PURSU...
pursuits
18
13
PURSUIT, the act of...
purtiest
17
12
PURTY, (US dialect)...
purtraid
17
13
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
purtrayd
23
15
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
purulent
17
15
secreting pus [adj P...
purveyed
24
19
PURVEY, to supply [v...
purveyor
24
18
one that purveys, su...
purviews
22
19
PURVIEW, a field of...
pushback
25
24
a negative or unfavo...
pushball
23
19
a game in which an e...
pushbike
22
21
a bicycle driven by...
pushcart
22
17
a light cart pushed...
pushdown
21
19
a store of computer...
pushiest
19
14
PUSHY, offensively a...
pushover
20
18
an easily defeated p...
pushpins
21
18
PUSHPIN, a large-hea...
pushpits
22
17
PUSHPIT, a safety ra...
pushrods
19
15
PUSHROD, a rod for o...
pussiest
17
12
PUSSY, full of pus [...
pussleys
24
15
PUSSLEY, purslane, a...
pusslies
18
13
PUSSLY, purslane, a...
pusslike
19
17
like a puss [adj]
pussycat
26
17
a very amenable pers...
pustular
18
14
of or pertaining to...
pustuled
18
15
having a pustule [ad...
pustules
18
14
PUSTULE, a pimple co...
putamens
16
16
PUTAMEN, (Latin) a f...
putamina
16
16
PUTAMEN, (Latin) a f...
putative
18
16
supposed or reputed...
putcheon
20
18
a wire trap for catc...
putchers
22
17
PUTCHER, a wire trap...
putchock
26
24
an aromatic root res...
putchuks
24
22
PUTCHUK, an aromatic...
putdowns
19
17
PUTDOWN, a disparagi...
putlocks
22
20
PUTLOCK, a cross-bea...
putrider
17
13
PUTRID, rotten [adj]
putridly
25
16
PUTRID, rotten [adv]
putsches
22
17
PUTSCH, (German) a s...
puttered
16
13
PUTTER, to occupy on...
putterer
16
12
one who putters [n -...
puttiers
17
12
PUTTIER, one who put...
puttings
18
15
PUTTING, a sport whe...
puttocks
21
19
PUTTOCK, a kite or b...
puttying
24
17
PUTTY, to fill with...
puzzlers
24
31
PUZZLER, something t...
puzzling
25
34
PUZZLE, to cause unc...
pyaemias
22
16
PYAEMIA, the presenc...
pycnidia
25
18
PYCNIDIUM, a spore-b...
pycnites
25
17
PYCNITE, a variety o...
pycnoses
24
17
PYCNOSIS, a shrinkin...
pycnosis
25
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a shrinking and thic...
pycnotic
28
20
exhibiting pyknosis,...
pyebalds
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PYEBALD, a horse wit...
pyelitic
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relating to pyelitis...
pyelitis
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inflammation of the...
pyengadu
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a Burmese ironwood,...
pygargus
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(obsolete) any of se...
pygidial
25
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of or like a pygidiu...
pygidium
26
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in trilobites, the p...
pygmaean
22
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pygmy-like, also PIG...
pygmoids
25
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PYGMOID, a pygmy, al...
pygmyish
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like a pygmy [adj]
pygmyism
33
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a stunted or dwarfis...
pyinkado
22
19
the ironwood tree, a...
pyjamaed
24
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wearing pyjamas [adj...
pyknoses
22
18
PYKNOSIS, a shrinkin...
pyknosis
23
18
a shrinking and thic...
pyknotic
26
21
exhibiting pyknosis,...
pyoderma
22
17
a pus-causing skin d...
pyogenic
25
19
producing pus [adj]
pyonings
22
17
(Spenser) pioning, p...
pyorrhea
23
15
pus in the sockets o...
pyralids
24
15
PYRALID, a long-legg...
pyramids
24
17
PYRAMID, to increase...
pyranoid
21
15
of or like the chemi...
pyranose
20
14
a sugar present in p...
pyrazole
25
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a chemical related t...
pyrenoid
21
15
a protein body of ce...
pyrexial
29
21
showing symptoms of...
pyrexias
28
20
PYREXIA, a fever [n]
pyridine
22
15
a nitrogenous base u...
pyriform
26
19
pear-shaped, also PI...
pyritise
23
13
to convert into pyri...
pyritize
26
22
to convert into pyri...
pyritous
23
14
consisting of, or re...
pyrogens
22
16
PYROGEN, a substance...
pyrogies
23
15
PYROGY, (Russian) a...
pyrohies
24
15
PYROHY, (Russian) a...
pyrolise
23
14
to decompose by heat...
pyrolize
26
23
to decompose by heat...
pyrology
30
18
the scientific exami...
pyrolyse
29
16
to decompose by heat...
pyrolyze
32
25
to decompose by heat...
pyronine
20
15
(tradeame) any of se...
pyronins
21
15
PYRONIN, either of t...
pyrosome
22
16
a type of thermostat...
pyrostat
22
13
an automatic fire-al...
pyroxene
26
21
any of a group of mi...
pyroxyle
35
23
a nitrocellulose [n...
pyrrhics
29
18
PYRRHIC, an ancient...
pyrrhous
25
16
reddish; ruddy [adj]
pyrroles
23
14
PYRROLE, a colourles...
pyrrolic
27
17
of or like pyrrole,...
pyruvate
24
18
a salt or ester of p...
pythiums
27
19
PYTHIUM, a fungus of...
pythonic
27
19
like an oracle or a...
pyxidium
31
25
a capsule that opens...
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