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rabannas
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RABANNA, a kind of r...
rabaskas
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RABASKA, (Native Ame...
rabatine
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(Scott) a low collar...
rabatoes
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RABATO, (Shakespeare...
rabatted
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RABATTE, (French) to...
rabattes
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RABATTE, (French) to...
rabbeted
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RABBET, to join by a...
rabbinic
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(Hebrew) of or perta...
rabbited
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RABBIT, to hunt rabb...
rabbiter
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one who hunts rabbit...
rabbitoh
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(Australian slang) a...
rabbitos
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RABBITO, (Australian...
rabbitry
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a place where rabbit...
rabblers
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RABBLER, a scraping...
rabbling
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(Scots) the mobbing...
rabbonis
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RABBONI, (Hebrew) my...
rabidest
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RABID, afflicted wit...
rabidity
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the state of being r...
rabietic
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suffering from rabie...
racahout
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(Arabic) acorn meal,...
raccoons
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RACCOON, a small Ame...
raceable
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(of a racecourse) fi...
racecard
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a programme for a ra...
racegoer
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an attender of race...
racemate
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a salt of racemic ac...
racemise
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to change into racem...
racemism
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the quality of being...
racemize
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to change into racem...
racemoid
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shaped like a raceme...
racemose
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having the form of a...
racemous
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having the form of a...
racepath
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a course for races [...
racewalk
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to walk for speed wh...
raceways
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RACEWAY, a course fo...
racheted
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RACHET, to move by a...
rachides
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RACHIS, the spinal c...
rachilla
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the central stalk or...
rachises
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RACHIS, the spinal c...
rachitic
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pertaining to or hav...
rachitis
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inflammation of the...
racially
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RACIAL, pertaining t...
raciness
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the quality of being...
racketed
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RACKET, to make a lo...
racketer
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one who makes, or en...
racketry
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illegal interference...
racketts
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RACKETT, (German) an...
rackfuls
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RACKFUL, as much as...
rackings
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RACKING, the act of...
rackwork
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any mechanism having...
raclette
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(French) a dish made...
racloirs
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RACLOIR, (French) a...
racquets
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RACQUET, to strike w...
raddling
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RADDLE, to redden wi...
raddocke
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(Shakespeare) a robi...
radiable
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capable of radiating...
radialia
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RADIALE, a wrist-bon...
radially
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RADIAL, having rays...
radiance
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the quality of being...
radiancy
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the quality of being...
radiants
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RADIANT, a straight...
radiatas
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RADIATA, an original...
radiated
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RADIATE, to emit ray...
radiates
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RADIATE, to emit ray...
radiator
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a heating device [n...
radicals
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RADICAL, a group of...
radicand
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a quantity in mathem...
radicant
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rooting from the ste...
radicate
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to cause to take roo...
radicels
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RADICEL, a rootlike...
radicles
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RADICLE, a rootlike...
radicule
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a rootlike organ or...
radioing
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RADIO, to transmit b...
radioman
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a radio operator or...
radiomen
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RADIOMAN, a radio op...
radishes
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RADISH, a pungent ro...
radiused
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RADIUS, to give a ro...
radiuses
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RADIUS, (Latin) the...
radulate
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having a radula, a m...
radwaste
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radioactive waste [n...
rafflers
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RAFFLER, one who raf...
raffling
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RAFFLE, to dispose o...
raftered
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RAFTER, to supply wi...
raftings
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RAFTING, an activity...
raftsman
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one who manages a ra...
raftsmen
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RAFTSMAN, one who ma...
ragbolts
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RAGBOLT, a bolt with...
raggeder
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RAGGED, tattered [ad...
raggedly
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RAGGED, tattered [ad...
raggiest
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RAGGY, tattered [adj...
raggings
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RAGGING, the act of...
raggling
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RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
ragheads
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RAGHEAD, an Arab [n]
ragingly
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RAGING, furious [adv...
ragments
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RAGMENT, (obsolete)...
ragouted
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RAGOUT, to make into...
ragstone
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any of various diffe...
ragtimer
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one who plays ragtim...
ragtimes
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RAGTIME, a style of...
ragweeds
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RAGWEED, any of vari...
ragwheel
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a toothed wheel [n -...
ragworks
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RAGWORK, undressed m...
ragworms
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RAGWORM, any polycha...
ragworts
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RAGWORT, a common co...
raidings
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RAIDING, the act of...
railages
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RAILAGE, transportat...
railbeds
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RAILBED, the bed of...
railbird
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a racing enthusiast...
railcard
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a special travel car...
railcars
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RAILCAR, a railway c...
railhead
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the end of a railway...
railings
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RAILING, a fencelike...
raillery
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good-natured teasing...
railless
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without rails [adj]
raillies
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RAILLY, a jacket [n]
railroad
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to put through a pro...
railways
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RAILWAY, a railroad...
raiments
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RAIMENT, (archaic) c...
rainband
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a dark band in the e...
rainbird
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a bird, such as the...
rainbows
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RAINBOW, an arc of s...
rainbowy
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like a rainbow [adj]
raincoat
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a coat worn to keep...
raindate
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an alternate date in...
raindrop
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a drop of rain [n -S...
rainfall
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a fall of rain [n -S...
rainiest
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RAINY, marked by rai...
rainless
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without rain [adj]
rainouts
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RAINOUT, atomic fall...
rainsuit
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a waterproof jacket...
rainwash
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to wash material dow...
rainwear
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waterproof clothing...
raisable
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capable of being rai...
raisings
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RAISING, an elevatio...
raisonne
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(French) arranged sy...
rajaship
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the office of a raja...
rakehell
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a man lacking in mor...
rakeoffs
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RAKEOFF, a share of...
rakeries
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RAKERY, dissolutenes...
rakishly
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RAKISH, dapper [adv]
rakshasa
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(Sanskrit) in Hindu...
ralliers
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RALLIER, one who ral...
rallying
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the sport of driving...
rallyist
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one who takes part i...
ralphing
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RALPH, (US slang) to...
ramakins
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RAMAKIN, a small cas...
ramblers
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RAMBLER, one that ra...
rambling
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discursive [adj RAMB...
rambutan
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(Malay) a tree of th...
ramekins
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RAMEKIN, a small cas...
ramentum
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a scale formed on th...
ramequin
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a small casserole di...
ramified
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RAMIFY, to divide in...
ramifies
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RAMIFY, to divide in...
ramiform
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shaped like a branch...
ramilies
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RAMILIE, a type of w...
ramillie
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a type of wig, also...
rammiest
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RAMMY, resembling a...
ramosely
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RAMOSE, branched, as...
ramosity
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the state of being r...
ramously
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RAMOUS, having many...
rampaged
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RAMPAGE, to rush aro...
rampager
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one who rampages [n...
rampages
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RAMPAGE, to rush aro...
rampancy
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the state of being r...
ramparts
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RAMPART, to furnish...
rampauge
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(Scots) to rampage [...
rampicks
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RAMPICK, a dead tree...
rampikes
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RAMPIKE, a dead tree...
rampings
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RAMPING, the practic...
rampions
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RAMPION, a European...
rampired
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having a rampire [ad...
rampires
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RAMPIRE, a flat-topp...
rampoles
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RAMPOLE, a dead tree...
rampsman
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a person who exploit...
rampsmen
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RAMPSMAN, a person w...
ramshorn
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a snail used as an a...
ramtilla
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a plant of the India...
ramulose
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having many small br...
ramulous
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having many small br...
ranarian
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pertaining to frogs...
ranarium
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a place for rearing...
ranchera
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(Spanish) a type of...
ranchero
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(Spanish) in Mexico...
ranchers
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RANCHER, one that ow...
ranching
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the act of ranching...
ranchman
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one who works on or...
ranchmen
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RANCHMAN, one who wo...
rancider
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RANCID, rank in tast...
rancidly
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RANCID, rank in tast...
rancored
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having feelings of r...
rancours
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RANCOUR, bitter and...
randiest
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RANDY, full of sexua...
randlord
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in South Africa, a 1...
randomly
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RANDOM, haphazard [a...
rangiest
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RANGY, tall and slen...
rangings
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RANGING, the act of...
rangiora
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(Maori) an evergreen...
rangolis
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RANGOLI, (Hindi) a t...
raniform
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frog-like [adj]
rankings
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RANKING, a listing o...
rankisms
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RANKISM, discriminat...
rankists
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RANKIST, a person wh...
rankless
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without a rank [adj]
rankling
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RANKLE, to cause irr...
rankness
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the state of being r...
ranpikes
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RANPIKE, a dead tree...
ransacks
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RANSACK, to search t...
ransomed
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RANSOM, to pay a pri...
ransomer
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one who ransoms [n -...
rantings
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RANTING, the act of...
raoulias
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RAOULIA, a New Zeala...
rapacity
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the quality of being...
rapeseed
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the seed of rape, fr...
raphania
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a form of ergotism,...
raphides
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RAPHIS, a needlelike...
rapidest
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RAPID, quick [adj]
rapidity
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the state of being r...
rapiered
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having a rapier [adj...
raplochs
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RAPLOCH, (Scots) a h...
rapparee
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(Irish) a wild Irish...
rappeled
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RAPPEL, to descend f...
rappings
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RAPPING, the process...
rapports
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RAPPORT, (French) a...
raptness
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the state of being r...
raptured
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RAPTURE, to fill wit...
raptures
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RAPTURE, to fill wit...
rarebits
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RAREBIT, a dish of m...
rarefied
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RAREFY, to make less...
rarefier
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something or someone...
rarefies
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RAREFY, to make less...
rareness
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the quality of being...
rareripe
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a fruit that ripens...
rarified
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RARIFY, to make less...
rarifies
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RARIFY, to make less...
rarities
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RARITY, the quality...
rasboras
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RASBORA, a brightly...
rascally
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characteristic of a...
rascasse
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a kind of fish found...
raschels
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RASCHEL, (German) a...
rashlike
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like a rash [adj]
rashness
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the state of being r...
rasmalai
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(Hindi) an Indian de...
rasorial
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habitually scratchin...
raspiest
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RASPY, rough [adj]
raspings
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RASPING, the act of...
rasslers
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9
RASSLER, a wrestler...
rassling
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RASSLE, (colloquial)...
rastered
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RASTER, to create a...
rastrums
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RASTRUM, a music-pen...
ratables
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RATABLE, property wh...
ratafees
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RATAFEE, an almond-f...
ratafias
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RATAFIA, an almond-f...
ratanies
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RATANY, a South Amer...
rataplan
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to make a rapidly re...
ratatats
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8
RATATAT, a quick, sh...
ratchets
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RATCHET, to move by...
ratching
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RATCH, to wander, pr...
rateable
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capable of being rat...
rateably
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RATEABLE, capable of...
ratfinks
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RATFINK, a contempti...
ratholes
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RATHOLE, a hole made...
rathouse
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(Australian slang) a...
rathripe
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a fruit that ripens...
raticide
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a substance for kill...
ratified
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RATIFY, to approve a...
ratifier
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one who ratifies [n...
ratifies
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RATIFY, to approve a...
rational
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conforming to reason...
rationed
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RATION, to distribut...
ratlines
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RATLINE, any of the...
ratlings
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RATLING, any of the...
ratooned
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RATOON, to sprout fr...
ratooner
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a plant that ratoons...
ratpacks
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RATPACK, a show-busi...
ratproof
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impervious to rats [...
ratsbane
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rat poison; white ar...
rattails
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RATTAIL, any of vari...
ratteens
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9
RATTEEN, a rough dre...
rattened
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RATTEN, to compel ob...
rattener
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one who rattens, com...
rattiest
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RATTY, infested with...
rattings
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RATTING, rat-hunting...
rattlers
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RATTLER, a rattlesna...
rattlier
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RATTLY, inclined to...
rattline
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any of the small lin...
rattling
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any of the small lin...
rattlins
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10
RATTLIN, any of the...
rattoons
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RATTOON, to sprout f...
rattraps
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RATTRAP, a trap for...
rauclest
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RAUCLE, (Scots) roug...
raunched
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RAUNCH, (Spenser) to...
raunches
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RAUNCH, (Spenser) to...
raunging
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RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
raupatus
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RAUPATU, (Maori) con...
raurikis
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RAURIKI, (Maori) sow...
ravagers
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RAVAGER, one who rav...
ravaging
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RAVAGE, to destroy [...
ravelers
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RAVELER, one who rav...
raveling
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a ravelled out threa...
ravelins
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RAVELIN, a type of f...
ravelled
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RAVEL, to entangle [...
raveller
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one who ravels, also...
raveners
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RAVENER, one who, or...
ravening
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preying upon [adj RA...
ravenous
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extremely hungry [ad...
ravigote
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(French) a spicy vin...
ravingly
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RAVING, mad [adv]
ravining
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RAVIN, to devour gre...
raviolis
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RAVIOLI, (Italian) p...
ravished
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RAVISH, to seize and...
ravisher
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one who ravishes [n...
ravishes
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RAVISH, to seize and...
rawboned
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having little flesh...
rawheads
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RAWHEAD, a spectre m...
rawhided
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RAWHIDE, to beat wit...
rawhides
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RAWHIDE, to beat wit...
rawmaish
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(Irish) foolish exag...
raygrass
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a pasture and fodder...
razeeing
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RAZEE, to cut down b...
razmataz
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a to-do, a hullabalo...
razoring
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RAZOR, to shave with...
razzings
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RAZZING, the act of...
reabsorb
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to absorb again [v -...
reaccede
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to accede again [v R...
reaccent
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to accent again [v -...
reaccept
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to accept again [v -...
reaccuse
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to accuse again [v R...
reachers
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REACHER, one who rea...
reaching
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REACH, to stretch ou...
reactant
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a substance taking p...
reacting
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REACT, to respond to...
reaction
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the act of reacting...
reactive
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tending to react [ad...
reactors
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REACTOR, one that re...
readable
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able to be read [adj...
readably
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READABLE, able to be...
readapts
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READAPT, to adapt ag...
readdict
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to become addicted a...
readding
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READD, to add again...
readerly
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typical of a reader...
readiest
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READY, prepared [adj...
readings
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READING, material th...
readjust
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to adjust again [v -...
readmits
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READMIT, to admit ag...
readopts
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READOPT, to adopt ag...
readorns
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READORN, to adorn ag...
readouts
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READOUT, a presentat...
readvise
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to advise again [v R...
readying
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14
READY, to make ready...
reaedify
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(Spenser) to rebuild...
reaffirm
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to affirm again [v -...
reagency
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a substance with a c...
reagents
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REAGENT, a substance...
reaginic
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relating to a reagin...
realgars
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REALGAR, a bright-re...
realigns
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REALIGN, to align ag...
realised
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REALISE, to accompli...
realiser
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one who realises, al...
realises
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REALISE, to accompli...
realisms
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REALISM, the doctrin...
realists
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9
REALIST, one who is...
realized
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REALIZE, to accompli...
realizer
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one who realizes, al...
realizes
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REALIZE, to accompli...
reallied
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REALLY, to ally agai...
reallies
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REALLY, to ally agai...
reallots
15
10
REALLOT, to allot ag...
realness
13
10
the state of being r...
realters
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9
REALTER, to alter ag...
realties
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9
REALTIE, (Milton) si...
realtime
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relating to a comput...
realtone
12
10
a ringtone that clos...
realtors
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9
REALTOR, a agent for...
reamends
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REAMEND, to amend ag...
reamiest
14
11
REAMY, creamy, froth...
reanoint
11
10
to anoint again [v -...
reanswer
15
12
to be equivalent to...
reapable
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able to be reaped [a...
reaphook
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17
an implement used in...
reapings
16
14
REAPING, the cutting...
reappear
16
14
to appear again [v -...
reargued
14
12
REARGUE, to argue ag...
reargues
14
11
REARGUE, to argue ag...
rearings
14
11
REARING, the act of...
rearisen
12
9
REARISE, to arise ag...
rearises
13
8
REARISE, to arise ag...
rearmice
17
14
REARMOUSE, a bat, al...
rearming
15
14
REARM, to arm again...
rearmost
14
11
situated last [adj]
rearouse
12
9
to arouse again [v R...
rearrest
13
8
to arrest again [v -...
rearward
16
12
the rearmost divisio...
reascend
15
13
to ascend again [v -...
reascent
15
12
a second ascent [n -...
reasoned
11
10
REASON, to deduct in...
reasoner
11
9
one who reasons [n -...
reassail
14
9
to assail again [v -...
reassert
13
8
to assert again [v -...
reassess
13
8
to assess again [v -...
reassign
14
11
to assign again [v -...
reassort
13
8
to assort again [v -...
reassume
14
12
to assume again [v R...
reassure
13
9
to assure again [v R...
reastier
13
8
REASTY, rancid [adj]
reasting
14
11
REAST, to become ran...
reattach
18
13
to attach again [v -...
reattack
17
15
to attack again [v -...
reattain
12
9
to attain again [v -...
reavails
16
13
REAVAIL, to avail ag...
reavowed
17
16
REAVOW, to vow again...
reawaked
16
16
REAWAKE, to awake ag...
reawaken
15
16
to wake again [v -ED...
reawakes
16
15
REAWAKE, to awake ag...
reawoken
15
16
REAWAKE, to awake ag...
rebacked
19
19
REBACK, to replace t...
rebadged
16
15
REBADGE, to market a...
rebadges
16
14
REBADGE, to market a...
rebaited
15
12
REBAIT, to bait agai...
rebasing
16
14
REBASE, to set a new...
rebaters
15
11
REBATER, one who reb...
rebating
16
14
REBATE, to give a di...
rebatoes
14
11
REBATO, a wide, lace...
rebegins
16
14
REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebeldom
17
16
an area controlled b...
rebelled
17
14
REBEL, to oppose aut...
rebeller
17
13
one who rebels [n -S...
rebellow
20
16
to bellow in return...
rebidden
15
14
REBID, to bid again...
rebilled
18
14
REBILL, to bill agai...
rebirths
19
13
REBIRTH, a second bi...
rebiting
17
14
REBITE, in engraving...
rebitten
15
12
REBITE, in engraving...
reblends
16
14
REBLEND, to blend ag...
reblooms
17
15
REBLOOM, to bloom ag...
reboards
15
12
REBOARD, to board ag...
rebodied
15
13
REBODY, to renew the...
rebodies
15
12
REBODY, to renew the...
reboiled
16
13
REBOIL, to boil agai...
rebooked
15
16
REBOOK, to book agai...
rebooted
14
12
REBOOT, to renew the...
reboring
16
14
REBORE, to bore out...
reborrow
18
14
to borrow again [v -...
rebottle
16
12
to bottle again [v R...
rebought
19
16
REBUY, to buy again...
rebounds
15
14
REBOUND, to spring b...
rebraced
18
15
REBRACE, to brace ag...
rebraces
18
14
REBRACE, to brace ag...
rebranch
20
17
to form secondary br...
rebrands
15
13
REBRAND, to change a...
rebreeds
15
12
REBREED, to breed ag...
rebuffed
20
19
REBUFF, to reject or...
rebuilds
18
14
REBUILD, to build ag...
rebukers
17
16
REBUKER, one who reb...
rebuking
18
19
REBUKE, to reprove s...
reburial
17
13
a second burial [n -...
reburied
16
13
REBURY, to bury agai...
reburies
16
12
REBURY, to bury agai...
rebuttal
17
13
an argument or proof...
rebutted
16
13
REBUT, to prove to b...
rebutter
16
12
one who rebuts [n -S...
rebutton
15
13
to button again [v -...
rebuying
23
17
REBUY, to buy again...
recalled
18
14
RECALL, to call back...
recaller
18
13
one who recalls [n -...
recamier
17
14
(French) a backless...
recaning
16
15
RECANE, to replace t...
recanted
15
13
RECANT, to make a fo...
recanter
15
12
one who recants [n -...
recapped
20
18
RECAP, (short for) r...
recaptor
18
14
one who recaptures [...
recarpet
18
14
to replace the carpe...
recaught
20
16
RECATCH, to catch ag...
recceing
20
17
RECCE, to make a pre...
reccying
27
19
RECCY, (colloquial)...
receding
17
15
RECEDE, to move back...
receipts
19
14
RECEIPT, to mark as...
receival
19
16
the act of receiving...
received
18
16
RECEIVE, to come int...
receiver
18
15
one that receives [n...
receives
18
15
RECEIVE, to come int...
recement
16
15
to redo cement work...
recensed
15
13
RECENSE, to revise c...
recenses
15
12
RECENSE, to revise c...
recensor
15
12
to censor again [v -...
recenter
15
12
RECENT, happening no...
recently
23
15
RECENT, happening no...
recentre
15
12
to centre again [v R...
receptor
18
14
a nerve ending speci...
recessed
16
12
RECESS, to place in...
recesses
16
11
RECESS, to place in...
rechange
18
16
to change again [v R...
recharge
19
15
to charge again [v R...
recharts
19
13
RECHART, to chart ag...
rechates
18
13
RECHATE, (Shakespear...
recheats
18
13
RECHEAT, to sound a...
rechecks
23
20
RECHECK, to check ag...
rechewed
21
17
RECHEW, to chew agai...
rechoose
17
13
to choose again [v R...
rechosen
17
14
RECHOOSE, to choose...
recircle
21
15
to circle again [v R...
recision
16
12
a cancellation [n -S...
recitals
18
12
RECITAL, a detailed...
reciters
17
11
RECITER, one who rec...
reciting
18
14
RECITE, to say from...
reckless
19
16
foolishly heedless o...
reckling
20
19
the runt of a litter...
reckoned
16
17
RECKON, to count or...
reckoner
16
16
one that reckons [n...
reclaims
19
15
RECLAIM, to make sui...
reclames
18
15
RECLAME, publicity [...
reclasps
20
15
RECLASP, to clasp ag...
recleans
16
13
RECLEAN, to clean ag...
reclimbs
22
18
RECLIMB, to climb ag...
reclined
17
14
RECLINE, to lean or...
recliner
17
13
a kind of couch [n -...
reclines
17
13
RECLINE, to lean or...
reclosed
17
13
RECLOSE, to close ag...
recloses
17
12
RECLOSE, to close ag...
reclothe
19
14
to dress again [v RE...
recluses
18
13
RECLUSE, one who liv...
recoaled
16
13
RECOAL, to refill wi...
recoated
15
12
RECOAT, to coat agai...
recocked
20
19
RECOCK, to cock agai...
recodify
25
17
to insert a new code...
recoding
17
15
RECODE, to code agai...
recoiled
17
13
RECOIL, to draw back...
recoiler
17
12
one who, or that whi...
recoined
15
13
RECOIN, to coin agai...
recollet
18
13
(French) a member of...
recolors
17
12
RECOLOR, to color ag...
recolour
17
13
to colour again, als...
recombed
19
18
RECOMB, to comb agai...
recommit
19
17
to commit again [v R...
reconfer
17
15
to confer again [v R...
reconned
14
14
RECON, to conduct a...
reconvey
23
18
to convey back to a...
recooked
16
16
RECOOK, to cook agai...
recopied
18
15
RECOPY, to copy agai...
recopies
18
14
RECOPY, to copy agai...
recorded
16
13
RECORD, to register...
recorder
16
12
one that records [n...
recorked
17
16
RECORK, to cork agai...
recounts
16
13
RECOUNT, to relate i...
recouped
18
16
RECOUP, to get back...
recoupes
18
15
RECOUPE, the act of...
recouple
19
16
to couple again [v R...
recoured
16
13
RECOURE, to recover,...
recoures
16
12
RECOURE, to recover,...
recourse
16
12
to return, go back,...
recovers
18
15
RECOVER, to obtain a...
recovery
24
17
an economic upturn [...
recowers
19
14
RECOWER, to recover,...
recoyled
23
15
RECOYLE, (Spenser) t...
recoyles
23
14
RECOYLE, (Spenser) t...
recrated
16
12
RECRATE, to crate ag...
recrates
16
11
RECRATE, to crate ag...
recreant
15
12
(archaic) cowardly,...
recreate
15
11
to reinvigorate [v R...
recrowns
19
15
RECROWN, to crown ag...
recruits
18
12
RECRUIT, to enlist f...
rectally
25
15
by way of the rectum...
rections
16
12
RECTION, syntactical...
rectitic
21
14
of the rectum [adj]
rectitis
18
11
inflammation of the...
rectoral
17
12
pertaining to a rect...
rectress
17
11
a female rector, a r...
recuiled
18
14
RECUILE, (Spenser) t...
recuiles
18
13
RECUILE, (Spenser) t...
reculing
19
16
RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recuring
18
15
RECURE, to cure agai...
recurred
17
13
RECUR, to come aroun...
recurved
19
17
RECURVE, to bend bac...
recurves
19
16
RECURVE, to bend bac...
recusals
18
13
RECUSAL, a disqualif...
recusant
16
13
one who refuses to a...
recusing
18
15
RECUSE, to disqualif...
recycled
27
18
RECYCLE, to process...
recycler
27
17
one who recycles, al...
recycles
27
17
RECYCLE, to process...
redacted
16
13
REDACT, to prepare f...
redactor
16
12
an editor [n -S]
redamage
14
14
to damage again [v R...
redargue
14
12
(Scots) to refute [v...
redating
14
12
REDATE, to change th...
redbacks
20
19
REDBACK, a venomous...
redbaits
16
12
REDBAIT, to denounce...
redbelly
24
16
the char or other re...
redbirds
17
13
REDBIRD, a large see...
redbones
14
13
REDBONE, a kind of h...
redbrick
21
19
a British university...
redcoats
16
12
REDCOAT, a British s...
reddenda
12
12
REDDENDUM, a clause...
reddendo
12
12
(Scots) in Scots law...
reddened
12
12
REDDEN, to make or b...
reddiest
14
10
REDDY, somewhat red...
reddings
15
13
REDDING, the act of...
reddling
16
14
REDDLE, to colour wi...
redecide
16
13
to decide again [v R...
redeemed
13
13
REDEEM, to buy back...
redeemer
13
12
one that redeems [n...
redefeat
14
12
to defeat again [v -...
redefect
18
15
to defect again [v -...
redefied
15
13
REDEFY, to defy agai...
redefies
15
12
REDEFY, to defy agai...
redefine
14
13
to define again [v R...
redeless
14
10
(archaic) without re...
redemand
13
14
to demand again [v -...
redenied
12
11
REDENY, to deny agai...
redenies
12
10
REDENY, to deny agai...
redeploy
22
15
to deploy again [v -...
redesign
14
12
to design again [v -...
redfoots
15
12
REDFOOT, a fatal dis...
redheads
15
12
REDHEAD, any of seve...
redhorse
15
11
a freshwater fish [n...
redialed
14
11
REDIAL, to dial agai...
redigest
15
11
to digest again [v -...
redipped
18
16
REDIP, to dip again...
redirect
17
12
to change the direct...
redistil
16
10
to distil again, als...
redivide
16
14
to divide again [v R...
redlined
14
12
REDLINE, to withhold...
redliner
14
11
one that redlines, w...
redlines
14
11
REDLINE, to withhold...
rednecks
17
17
REDNECK, a poor whit...
redocked
17
17
REDOCK, to dock agai...
redolent
13
11
fragrant; smelling o...
redonned
11
12
REDON, to don again...
redouble
16
14
to double [v REDOUBL...
redoubts
16
13
REDOUBT, (archaic) t...
redounds
13
12
REDOUND, to have an...
redpolls
18
14
REDPOLL, a kind of f...
redrafts
16
12
REDRAFT, to make a r...
redrawer
16
12
one that redraws [n...
redreams
14
12
REDREAM, to dream ag...
redreamt
14
12
REDREAM, to dream ag...
redrills
17
11
REDRILL, to drill ag...
redriven
15
14
REDRIVE, to drive ag...
redrives
16
13
REDRIVE, to drive ag...
redroots
13
9
REDROOT, a plant wit...
redrying
21
14
REDRY, to dry again...
redshank
16
16
a kind of wading bir...
redshare
15
11
brittle at red-heat,...
redshift
19
14
the displacement of...
redshire
16
11
brittle at red-heat,...
redshirt
17
11
to keep a college at...
redshort
16
11
brittle at red-heat,...
redskins
15
14
REDSKIN, (colloquial...
redstart
14
9
as small songbird [n...
redtails
15
10
REDTAIL, a kind of h...
redubbed
18
17
REDUB, to dub again...
reducers
17
13
REDUCER, a joint pie...
reducing
18
16
REDUCE, to diminish...
reductor
17
13
an apparatus for the...
reduviid
17
15
a member of a family...
redwares
16
12
REDWARE, an edible s...
redwater
16
12
a cattle disease [n...
redwings
18
15
REDWING, a bird of t...
redwoods
16
13
REDWOOD, a species o...
redyeing
20
14
REDYE, to dye again...
reearned
11
10
REEARN, to earn agai...
reechier
18
13
REECHIE, (Shakespear...
reeching
19
16
REECH, to emit smoke...
reechoed
17
14
REECHO, to echo back...
reechoes
17
13
REECHO, to echo back...
reedbeds
15
13
REEDBED, a bed of re...
reedbird
16
13
a kind of bird, aka...
reedbuck
20
20
a kind of African an...
reediest
13
9
REEDY, abounding in...
reedings
14
12
REEDING, parallel gr...
reedited
13
10
REEDIT, to edit agai...
reedlike
15
14
like reeds [adj]
reedling
15
13
a marsh bird [n -S]
reedstop
15
12
an organ stop that i...
reefable
17
15
able to be reefed [a...
reefiest
15
11
REEFY, abounding in...
reefings
16
14
REEFING, the act of...
reejects
18
20
REEJECT, to eject ag...
reekiest
14
12
REEKY, (Scots) smoky...
reelable
16
13
able to be reeled [a...
reelects
17
12
REELECT, to elect ag...
reelings
15
12
REELING, the act of...
reembark
17
18
to embark again [v -...
reembody
22
17
to embody again [v R...
reemerge
14
13
to emerge again [v R...
reemploy
23
17
to employ again [v -...
reenacts
15
12
REENACT, to enact ag...
reendows
15
13
REENDOW, to endow ag...
reengage
13
13
to engage again [v R...
reenjoys
20
20
REENJOY, to enjoy ag...
reenlist
14
10
to enlist again [v -...
reenroll
14
11
to enroll again [v -...
reenters
12
9
REENTER, to enter ag...
reequips
24
21
REEQUIP, to equip ag...
reerects
16
11
REERECT, to erect ag...
reestier
13
8
REESTY, of a horse,...
reesting
14
11
REEST, to be noisily...
reevoked
15
17
REEVOKE, to evoke ag...
reevokes
15
16
REEVOKE, to evoke ag...
reexpels
22
19
REEXPEL, to expel ag...
reexport
21
18
to export again [v -...
reexpose
20
18
to expose again [v R...
refacing
19
17
REFACE, to repair th...
refallen
16
14
REFALL, to fall agai...
refasten
14
12
to fasten again [v -...
refected
18
15
REFECT, to refresh w...
refelled
17
14
REFEL, (obsolete) to...
refenced
17
16
REFENCE, to fence ag...
refences
17
15
REFENCE, to fence ag...
refereed
14
12
REFEREE, to supervis...
referees
14
11
REFEREE, to supervis...
referent
14
12
something referred t...
referral
16
12
an instance of being...
referred
15
12
REFER, to direct to...
referrer
15
11
one that refers [n -...
reffings
19
17
REFFING, the job of...
refights
20
15
REFIGHT, to fight ag...
refigure
17
14
to figure again [v R...
refiling
18
15
REFILE, to file agai...
refilled
18
14
REFILL, to fill agai...
refilmed
18
16
REFILM, to film agai...
refilter
17
12
to filter again [v -...
refiners
15
12
REFINER, one who, or...
refinery
21
14
a place where crude...
refining
16
15
the act of refining...
refinish
18
14
to give a new surfac...
refiring
17
14
REFIRE, to fire agai...
refitted
16
12
REFIT, to fit out af...
refixing
23
21
REFIX, to fix again...
reflated
16
13
REFLATE, to inflate...
reflates
16
12
REFLATE, to inflate...
reflects
20
15
REFLECT, to be mirro...
reflexed
22
20
REFLEX, to bend back...
reflexes
22
19
REFLEX, to bend back...
reflexly
30
22
REFLEX [adv]
refloats
16
12
REFLOAT, to float ag...
refloods
16
13
REFLOOD, to flood ag...
reflowed
19
16
REFLOW, to flow agai...
reflower
19
15
to flower again [v -...
refluent
16
14
flowing back [adj]
refluxed
23
21
REFLUX, to cause to...
refluxes
23
20
REFLUX, to cause to...
reflying
24
17
REFLY, to fly again...
refolded
16
14
REFOLD, to fold agai...
refooted
14
12
REFOOT, to replace t...
reforest
15
11
to replant with tree...
reforged
16
14
REFORGE, to forge ag...
reforges
16
13
REFORGE, to forge ag...
reformat
16
14
to change the format...
reformed
16
15
REFORM, to change to...
reformer
16
14
one that reforms [n...
refought
19
16
REFIGHT, to fight ag...
refounds
15
14
REFOUND, to found ag...
refracts
19
14
REFRACT, to deflect...
refrains
15
12
REFRAIN, to keep one...
reframed
16
15
REFRAME, to put in a...
reframes
16
14
REFRAME, to put in a...
refreeze
17
20
to freeze again [v R...
refringe
16
14
(obsolete) to refrac...
refronts
15
12
REFRONT, to put on a...
refrozen
17
21
REFREEZE, to freeze...
refrying
23
16
REFRY, to fry again...
refueled
16
14
REFUEL, to fill with...
refugees
16
14
REFUGEE, one who fle...
refuging
18
17
REFUGE, to give or t...
refugium
19
18
a stable area during...
refunded
15
15
REFUND, to give back...
refunder
15
14
one who refunds, res...
refurbed
18
16
REFURB, (colloquial)...
refusals
17
13
REFUSAL, the act of...
refusers
16
12
REFUSER, one that re...
refusing
17
15
REFUSE, to decline t...
refusion
15
13
the act of fusing ag...
refusnik
17
17
(Russian) a Soviet J...
refutals
17
13
REFUTAL, an act of r...
refuters
16
12
REFUTER, one who ref...
refuting
17
15
REFUTE, to prove to...
regained
13
12
REGAIN, to take poss...
regainer
13
11
one who regains [n -...
regalers
15
11
REGALER, one who reg...
regalian
14
12
(archaic) regal [adj...
regalias
15
11
REGALIA, (Latin) cer...
regaling
16
14
REGALE, to delight [...
regalism
17
14
the doctrine of the...
regalist
16
11
one who believes in...
regality
22
13
regal authority [n R...
regarded
14
12
REGARD, to look upon...
regarder
14
11
one who regards [n -...
regather
16
12
to assemble once mor...
regattas
14
10
REGATTA, a rowing or...
regauged
15
14
REGAUGE, to adjust t...
regauges
15
13
REGAUGE, to adjust t...
regeared
13
11
REGEAR, to equip aga...
regelate
14
11
to refreeze ice by r...
regences
16
14
REGENCE, (obsolete)...
regental
14
12
relating to a regent...
regested
14
11
REGEST, (Milton) to...
regicide
18
14
the killing of a kin...
regifted
17
14
REGIFT, to take a gi...
regifter
17
13
one who regifts [n -...
regilded
16
13
REGILD, to gild once...
regimens
15
14
REGIMEN, a systemati...
regiment
15
14
a large permanent un...
regional
14
12
relating to a region...
register
15
10
to record officially...
registry
22
12
the act of registeri...
regiving
18
17
REGIVE, to give agai...
reglazed
18
21
REGLAZE, to glaze ag...
reglazes
18
20
REGLAZE, to glaze ag...
reglowed
18
15
REGLOW, to glow agai...
regluing
17
15
REGLUE, to glue agai...
regmaker
16
17
(South Africa) a dri...
regnancy
22
17
the condition of bei...
regolith
18
13
a layer of loose roc...
regorged
15
13
REGORGE, to disgorge...
regorges
15
12
REGORGE, to disgorge...
regosols
15
11
REGOSOL, a type of s...
regraded
14
12
REGRADE, to grade ag...
regrades
14
11
REGRADE, to grade ag...
regrafts
17
13
REGRAFT, to graft ag...
regrants
14
11
REGRANT, to grant ag...
regrated
14
11
REGRATE, to buy up i...
regrater
14
10
one who buys and sel...
regrates
14
10
REGRATE, to buy up i...
regrator
14
10
one who buys and sel...
regreded
14
12
REGREDE, to retrogra...
regredes
14
11
REGREDE, to retrogra...
regreens
13
11
REGREEN, to green ag...
regreets
14
10
REGREET, to greet in...
regrinds
15
12
REGRIND, to grind ag...
regrooms
15
13
REGROOM, to groom ag...
regroove
15
14
to groove again [v R...
reground
14
13
REGRIND, to grind ag...
regroups
17
14
REGROUP, to group to...
regrowth
20
15
a new or second grow...
regulars
16
12
REGULAR, an habitual...
regulate
15
12
to control according...
reguline
15
13
of or pertaining to...
regulise
16
12
to reduce to regulus...
regulize
19
21
to reduce to regulus...
rehabbed
19
17
REHAB, to restore to...
rehabber
19
16
one who rehabs, reha...
rehammer
17
16
to hammer again [v -...
rehandle
15
13
to handle again [v R...
rehanged
15
14
REHANG, to hang agai...
reharden
14
12
to harden again [v -...
rehashed
17
13
REHASH, to go over o...
rehashes
17
12
REHASH, to go over o...
rehearse
14
10
to practice in prepa...
reheated
14
11
REHEAT, to heat agai...
reheater
14
10
an apparatus for reh...
reheeled
15
12
REHEEL, to replace t...
rehemmed
17
17
REHEM, to take up th...
rehinged
16
14
REHINGE, to hinge ag...
rehinges
16
13
REHINGE, to hinge ag...
rehiring
17
13
REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehoboam
17
16
(Hebrew) a large win...
rehoming
17
16
the act of homing ag...
rehoused
15
12
REHOUSE, to establis...
rehouses
15
11
REHOUSE, to establis...
reifiers
16
11
REIFIER, one that re...
reifying
23
16
REIFY, to regard as...
reigning
15
14
REIGN, to exercise s...
reignite
14
11
to light again [v RE...
reillume
17
14
to light again [v RE...
reimaged
15
14
REIMAGE, to fix the...
reimages
15
13
REIMAGE, to fix the...
reimport
17
14
to import again [v -...
reimpose
16
14
to impose again [v R...
reincite
16
12
to incite again [v R...
reincurs
17
13
REINCUR, to incur ag...
reindeer
12
10
a large deer [n -S]
reindict
17
13
to indict again [v -...
reinduce
16
14
to induce again [v R...
reinduct
17
14
to induct again [n -...
reinette
12
9
(French) a name give...
reinfect
18
15
to infect again [v -...
reinform
16
15
to inform again [v -...
reinfund
15
15
to flow again [v -ED...
reinfuse
15
13
to infuse again [v R...
reinject
18
21
to inject again [v -...
reinjure
15
19
to injure again [v R...
reinjury
22
21
a second injury [n R...
reinking
15
16
REINK, to ink again...
reinless
14
10
unrestrained [adj]
reinsert
13
9
to insert again [v -...
reinsman
13
13
a skilled rider of h...
reinsmen
13
13
REINSMAN, a skilled...
reinstal
14
10
to instal again, als...
reinsure
13
10
to insure again [v R...
reinters
13
9
REINTER, to inter ag...
reinvade
14
14
to invade again [v R...
reinvent
14
14
to invent again [v -...
reinvest
15
13
to invest again [v -...
reinvite
15
13
to invite again [v R...
reinvoke
15
17
to invoke again [v R...
reissued
14
10
REISSUE, to issue ag...
reissuer
14
9
one who reissues [n...
reissues
14
9
REISSUE, to issue ag...
reisting
15
11
REIST, to become ran...
reitboks
17
15
REITBOK, an African...
reitered
13
9
REITER, to reiterate...
reivings
17
15
REIVING, plundering...
rejacket
19
24
to clothe in a jacke...
rejected
18
21
REJECT, to refuse to...
rejectee
17
20
one who is rejected...
rejecter
18
20
one who rejects, als...
rejector
18
20
one who rejects, als...
rejigged
18
22
REJIG, to fix someth...
rejigger
18
21
to fix something up...
rejoiced
18
21
REJOICE, to feel joy...
rejoicer
18
20
one who rejoices [n...
rejoices
18
20
REJOICE, to feel joy...
rejoined
14
19
REJOIN, to join agai...
rejoneos
13
18
REJONEO, (Spanish) t...
rejourns
15
19
REJOURN, (Shakespear...
rejudged
17
22
REJUDGE, to judge ag...
rejudges
17
21
REJUDGE, to judge ag...
rejuggle
19
23
to juggle again [v R...
rekeying
21
17
REKEY, to re-enter i...
rekindle
15
15
to arouse once more...
relabels
17
13
RELABEL, to label ag...
relaches
19
14
RELACHE, (French) a...
relacing
18
15
RELACE, to do up aga...
relanded
13
12
RELAND, to land agai...
relapsed
16
13
RELAPSE, to slip bac...
relapser
16
12
one who relapses [n...
relapses
16
12
RELAPSE, to slip bac...
relaters
14
9
RELATER, one who rel...
relating
15
12
RELATE, to give an a...
relation
13
10
an association betwe...
relative
16
13
in relation to [adj...
relators
14
9
RELATOR, one who rel...
relaunch
19
16
to launch again [v -...
relaxant
19
17
a drug that relieves...
relaxers
20
16
RELAXER, one that re...
relaxing
21
19
RELAX, to make less...
relaxins
20
17
RELAXIN, a hormone w...
relaying
21
14
RELAY, to put down n...
relearns
13
10
RELEARN, to learn ag...
relearnt
13
10
RELEARN, to learn ag...
released
13
10
RELEASE, to set free...
releasee
12
9
a person to whom an...
releaser
13
9
one who releases, al...
releases
13
9
RELEASE, to set free...
releasor
13
9
one who releases, al...
relegate
14
11
to remove, usually t...
relented
13
11
RELENT, to soften an...
reletter
14
9
to write again [v -E...
relevant
15
14
pertaining to the ma...
reliable
17
13
dependable [adj RELI...
reliably
24
15
RELIABLE, dependable...
reliance
16
13
confident or trustfu...
relieved
16
14
RELIEVE, to free fro...
reliever
16
13
one who relieves [n...
relieves
16
13
RELIEVE, to free fro...
relievos
16
13
RELIEVO, the project...
relights
19
13
RELIGHT, to light ag...
religion
15
12
belief in a higher p...
relining
15
13
RELINE, to line agai...
relinked
15
15
RELINK, to link agai...
reliques
23
19
RELIQUE, (archaic) a...
relished
17
12
RELISH, to enjoy [v]
relishes
17
11
RELISH, to enjoy [v]
relisted
15
10
RELIST, to list agai...
relivers
17
13
RELIVER, to deliver...
reliving
18
16
RELIVE, to experienc...
rellenos
14
11
RELLENO, (Spanish) a...
reloaded
13
11
RELOAD, to load agai...
reloader
13
10
a device for reloadi...
reloaned
12
11
RELOAN, to loan agai...
relocate
16
12
to establish in a ne...
relocked
18
17
RELOCK, to lock agai...
relooked
14
14
RELOOK, to look agai...
relucent
17
14
reflecting light [ad...
relucted
18
14
RELUCT, (archaic) to...
relumine
15
14
to light again, also...
reluming
17
16
RELUME, to light aga...
remailed
15
13
REMAIL, to post agai...
remailer
15
12
an internet service...
remained
13
13
REMAIN, to continue...
remakers
15
15
REMAKER, one who rem...
remaking
16
18
REMAKE, to make over...
remanded
13
14
REMAND, to send back...
remanent
12
13
a piece left over, a...
remanets
13
12
REMANET, (Latin) a p...
remanies
13
12
REMANIE, (French) a...
remanned
12
14
REMAN, to supply a f...
remapped
18
18
REMAP, to map again...
remarked
15
16
REMARK, to say brief...
remarker
15
15
one who remarks [n -...
remarket
15
15
to market again [v -...
remarque
22
21
(French) a mark made...
remaster
14
11
to master again [v -...
remating
15
14
REMATE, to mate agai...
remblais
18
15
REMBLAI, (French) ea...
rembling
19
18
REMBLE, to remove [v...
remeaded
13
13
REMEAD, (Scots) to r...
remedial
15
13
affording a remedy,...
remediat
14
12
(Shakespeare) remedi...
remedied
14
13
REMEDY, to relieve o...
remedies
14
12
REMEDY, to relieve o...
remeding
15
15
REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remeided
14
13
REMEID, (Scots) to r...
remelted
15
13
REMELT, to melt agai...
remember
17
17
to bring to mind aga...
remended
13
14
REMEND, to mend agai...
remerged
15
14
REMERGE, to merge ag...
remerges
15
13
REMERGE, to merge ag...
remigate
15
13
to row [v REMIGATED,...
remigial
17
14
relating to the remi...
reminded
14
14
REMIND, to cause to...
reminder
14
13
something that serve...
reminted
14
13
REMINT, to melt down...
remising
16
14
REMISE, to give up a...
remissly
23
14
REMISS, careless [ad...
remittal
16
12
the act of remitting...
remitted
15
12
REMIT, to send payme...
remittee
14
11
a person to whom a r...
remitter
15
11
one who remits, also...
remittor
15
11
one who remits, also...
remixers
21
18
REMIXER, one that re...
remixing
22
21
REMIX, to mix again...
remnants
13
13
REMNANT, something r...
remodels
15
13
REMODEL, to make ove...
remodify
23
17
to modify again [v R...
remolade
14
13
(French) a piquant s...
remolded
15
14
REMOLD, to retread a...
remorses
14
11
REMORSE, deep anguis...
remotely
21
14
REMOTE, far off [adv...
remotest
14
11
REMOTE, far off [adj...
remotion
13
12
the act of removing...
remoulds
16
14
REMOULD, to retread...
remounts
14
13
REMOUNT, to climb in...
removals
17
16
REMOVAL, the act of...
removers
16
15
REMOVER, one who rem...
removing
17
18
REMOVE, to transfer...
remuages
15
14
REMUAGE, (French) th...
remueurs
15
13
REMUEUR, (French) th...
remurmur
17
16
to murmur again; to...
renagued
13
13
RENAGUE, to refuse,...
renagues
13
12
RENAGUE, to refuse,...
renailed
13
11
RENAIL, to nail agai...
renaming
14
15
RENAME, to issue wit...
renature
12
10
to restore natural q...
renaying
19
14
RENAY, (obsolete) to...
rendered
12
11
RENDER, to plaster w...
renderer
12
10
one that renders [n...
rendible
16
14
capable of being ren...
rendzina
15
20
(Russian) a fertile...
reneague
12
12
to go back on a prom...
renegade
12
12
a person who abandon...
renegado
12
12
(archaic) a renegade...
renegate
12
11
a person who abandon...
renegers
13
11
RENEGER, one who ren...
reneging
14
14
RENEGE, to refuse, d...
renegued
13
13
RENEGUE, to refuse,...
reneguer
13
12
one who renegues [n...
renegues
13
12
RENEGUE, to refuse,...
renested
12
10
RENEST, to nest agai...
renewals
16
13
RENEWAL, the act of...
renewers
15
12
RENEWER, one who ren...
renewing
16
15
the act of renewing...
reneying
19
14
RENEY, (obsolete) to...
renforce
17
15
to reinforce [v RENF...
renforst
15
12
RENFORCE, to reinfor...
reniform
16
15
kidney-shaped [adj]
renigged
15
14
RENIG, (Irish) to re...
renitent
12
10
resisting physical p...
renminbi
16
16
(Chinese) the curren...
rennases
11
10
RENNASE, an enzyme f...
rennings
13
13
RENNING, the act of...
renogram
14
14
a photographic depic...
renotify
21
14
to notify again [v R...
renounce
14
14
to disown, give up [...
renovate
13
13
to make like new [v...
renowned
14
14
RENOWN, to make famo...
renowner
14
13
one who gives anothe...
rentable
15
13
able to be rented [a...
rentiers
13
9
RENTIER, (French) a...
rentings
14
12
RENTING, the act of...
renumber
16
16
to number again [v -...
renverse
14
13
(archaic) to reverse...
renverst
15
13
RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reobject
20
23
to object again [v -...
reobtain
14
12
to obtain again [v -...
reoccupy
28
20
to occupy again [v R...
reoccurs
20
15
REOCCUR, to occur ag...
reoffend
16
16
to offend again [v -...
reoffers
17
14
REOFFER, to offer fo...
reoiling
15
12
REOIL, to oil again...
reopened
13
13
REOPEN, to open agai...
reopener
13
12
a clause in a contra...
reoppose
16
14
to oppose again [v R...
reordain
12
10
to ordain again [v -...
reorders
13
9
REORDER, to put in a...
reorging
15
13
REORG, to reorganize...
reorient
12
9
to acquaint oneself...
reoutfit
16
12
to outfit again [v R...
reovirus
16
13
a type of virus [n -...
repacify
27
19
to pacify again [v R...
repacked
19
19
REPACK, to pack agai...
repaints
15
12
REPAINT, to paint ag...
repaired
15
12
REPAIR, to restore t...
repairer
15
11
one who repairs [n -...
repandly
22
16
REPAND, having a wav...
repanels
15
13
REPANEL, to panel ag...
repapers
17
14
REPAPER, to apply ne...
reparked
16
16
REPARK, to park agai...
repartee
14
11
to make a quick witt...
repassed
15
12
REPASS, to pass agai...
repasses
15
11
REPASS, to pass agai...
repasted
15
12
REPAST, to partake o...
repaving
18
18
REPAVE, to pave agai...
repaying
22
16
REPAY, to pay back [...
repealed
15
13
REPEAL, to revoke [v...
repealer
15
12
one who repeals [n -...
repeated
14
12
REPEAT, to say or do...
repeater
14
11
one who repeats [n -...
repegged
17
16
REPEG, to peg again...
repelled
17
14
REPEL, to drive back...
repeller
17
13
one who, or that whi...
repented
14
13
REPENT, to regret an...
repenter
14
12
one who repents [n -...
repeople
17
15
to supply with peopl...
reperepe
16
14
the elephant fish, a...
reperked
16
16
REPERK, to brew agai...
reperuse
15
12
to peruse again [v R...
repetend
14
13
a phrase or sound th...
rephrase
17
13
to say or repeat in...
repiners
15
12
REPINER, one who rep...
repining
16
15
the act of repining...
repinned
14
14
REPIN, to pin again...
repiqued
24
22
REPIQUE, to score in...
repiques
24
21
REPIQUE, to score in...
replaced
19
16
REPLACE, to put back...
replacer
19
15
one who replaces [n...
replaces
19
15
REPLACE, to put back...
replants
16
13
REPLANT, to plant ag...
replated
16
13
REPLATE, to plate ag...
replates
16
12
REPLATE, to plate ag...
replayed
22
15
REPLAY, to play agai...
repleads
16
13
REPLEAD, to plead ag...
repledge
17
15
to pledge again [v R...
repleted
16
13
REPLETE, to fill com...
repletes
16
12
REPLETE, to fill com...
replevin
18
17
to regain possession...
replicas
20
15
REPLICA, a copy or r...
replicon
19
16
a part of a DNA mole...
repliers
17
12
REPLIER, one who rep...
replough
20
17
to plough again, als...
replowed
19
16
REPLOW, to plow agai...
replumbs
21
19
REPLUMB, to plumb ag...
replunge
17
16
to plunge again [v R...
replying
24
17
REPLY, to answer [v]
repoints
15
12
REPOINT, to repair m...
repolish
19
14
to polish again [v -...
repolled
17
14
REPOLL, to poll agai...
reponing
15
15
REPONE, to restore t...
reported
15
12
REPORT, to give an a...
reporter
15
11
one that reports [n...
reposall
17
13
(Shakespeare) reposa...
reposals
16
12
REPOSAL, the act or...
reposers
15
11
REPOSER, one who rep...
reposing
16
14
REPOSE, to lie at re...
reposits
16
11
REPOSIT, to put away...
reposted
15
12
REPOST, to post agai...
reposure
15
12
(Shakespeare) repose...
repotted
15
12
REPOT, to put in a n...
repoured
15
13
REPOUR, to pour agai...
repousse
15
12
a raised design hamm...
repowers
18
14
REPOWER, to power ag...
reppings
19
17
REPPING, working as...
repreeve
16
15
to delay the executi...
repriced
19
15
REPRICE, to price ag...
reprices
19
14
REPRICE, to price ag...
repriefe
17
14
(Spenser) reproach,...
reprieve
17
15
to give a respite to...
reprimed
17
15
REPRIME, to prime ag...
reprimes
17
14
REPRIME, to prime ag...
reprints
16
12
REPRINT, to print ag...
reprisal
17
12
the act of retaliati...
reprised
16
12
REPRISE, to take bac...
reprises
16
11
REPRISE, to take bac...
reprived
18
16
REPRIVE, (Spenser) t...
reprives
18
15
REPRIVE, (Spenser) t...
reprized
19
21
REPRIZE, (Spenser) t...
reprizes
19
20
REPRIZE, (Spenser) t...
reproach
20
16
to find fault with [...
reprobed
17
15
REPROBE, to probe ag...
reprobes
17
14
REPROBE, to probe ag...
reproofs
17
14
REPROOF, to make wat...
reproval
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censure, reproof [n...
reproved
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16
REPROVE, to reprove...
reprover
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15
one who, or that whi...
reproves
17
15
REPROVE, to reprove...
repryved
24
18
REPRYVE, (Spenser) t...
repryves
24
17
REPRYVE, (Spenser) t...
reptiles
17
12
REPTILE, any of a cl...
reptilia
17
12
REPTILIUM, a buildin...
republic
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19
a constitutional for...
repugned
16
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REPUGN, to fight aga...
repulped
19
17
REPULP, to pulp agai...
repulsed
17
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REPULSE, to drive ba...
repulser
17
13
one who repulses [n...
repulses
17
13
REPULSE, to drive ba...
repumped
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19
REPUMP, to pump agai...
repunits
16
13
REPUNIT, a number of...
repurify
25
17
to purify again [v R...
repuring
17
15
REPURE, to purify ag...
repursue
16
13
to pursue again [v R...
reputing
17
15
pluming oneself [n -...
requered
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19
REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
requeres
21
18
REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
requests
22
18
REQUEST, to ask for...
requiems
23
21
REQUIEM, a musical c...
requight
26
22
(Spenser) to requite...
requinto
21
19
a small guitar [n -S...
required
22
19
REQUIRE, to have nee...
requirer
22
18
one who requires [n...
requires
22
18
REQUIRE, to have nee...
requital
23
19
payment in return [n...
requited
22
19
REQUITE, to repay [v...
requiter
22
18
one who requites [n...
requites
22
18
REQUITE, to repay [v...
requoted
21
19
REQUOTE, to quote ag...
requotes
21
18
REQUOTE, to quote ag...
requoyle
28
21
(Shakespeare) to rec...
reracked
17
16
RERACK, to rack agai...
rerailed
14
10
RERAIL, to replace o...
reraised
13
9
RERAISE, to raise ag...
reraises
13
8
RERAISE, to raise ag...
rerecord
16
12
to record again [v -...
reremais
14
11
REREMAI, (Maori) the...
reremice
17
14
REREMOUSE, a bat, al...
reremind
14
13
to remind again [v -...
rerented
12
10
RERENT, to rent agai...
rerepeat
14
11
to repeat again [v -...
rereview
18
15
to review again [v -...
rerevise
15
12
to revise again [v R...
rereward
16
12
the rearmost divisio...
rerigged
16
13
RERIG, to rig again...
rerising
15
11
RERISE, to rise agai...
rerolled
15
11
REROLL, to roll agai...
reroller
15
10
one who rerolls [n -...
reroofed
14
12
REROOF, to renew the...
rerouted
13
10
REROUTE, to choose a...
reroutes
13
9
REROUTE, to choose a...
resaddle
14
11
to saddle again [v R...
resailed
14
10
RESAIL, to sail agai...
resalgar
15
11
(obsolete) a bright-...
resalute
14
10
to salute again [v R...
resample
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15
to sample again [v R...
resawing
17
14
RESAW, to saw again...
resaying
20
13
RESAY, to say again...
rescaled
17
13
RESCALE, to plan to...
rescales
17
12
RESCALE, to plan to...
reschool
19
14
to school again [v -...
rescinds
17
13
RESCIND, to annul, r...
rescored
16
12
RESCORE, to score ag...
rescores
16
11
RESCORE, to score ag...
rescreen
15
12
to screen again [v -...
rescript
20
14
to issue a papal edi...
rescuees
16
12
RESCUEE, one that is...
rescuers
17
12
RESCUER, one who res...
rescuing
18
15
RESCUE, to free from...
resculpt
21
16
to sculpt again [v -...
resealed
13
10
RESEAL, to seal agai...
research
18
13
to investigate thoro...
reseason
11
9
to season again [v -...
reseated
12
9
RESEAT, to seat agai...
resected
16
12
RESECT, to cut away...
resecure
16
12
to secure again [v R...
reseeded
12
10
RESEED, to seed agai...
reseeing
13
11
RESEE, to see again...
reseized
16
18
RESEIZE, (Spenser) t...
reseizes
16
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RESEIZE, (Spenser) t...
reselect
17
12
to choose again [v -...
reseller
15
10
one who resells [n -...
resemble
17
15
to be alike [v RESEM...
resented
12
10
RESENT, to feel affr...
resenter
12
9
one who resents [n -...
reserved
15
13
RESERVE, to hold in...
reserver
15
12
one who reserves [n...
reserves
15
12
RESERVE, to hold in...
resetted
13
9
RESET, to set again...
resetter
13
8
one who resets [n -S...
resettle
14
9
to move to another p...
resewing
17
14
RESEW, to sew again...
reshaped
17
14
RESHAPE, to shape ag...
reshaper
17
13
one that reshapes so...
reshapes
17
13
RESHAPE, to shape ag...
reshaved
17
15
RESHAVE, to shave ag...
reshaven
16
15
RESHAVE, to shave ag...
reshaves
17
14
RESHAVE, to shave ag...
reshined
15
12
RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshines
15
11
RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshoots
15
10
RESHOOT, to film a s...
reshowed
18
14
RESHOW, to show agai...
reshower
18
13
to shower again [v -...
resiance
15
12
(archaic) a residenc...
resiants
13
9
RESIANT, (archaic) a...
resident
13
10
one who resides [n -...
residers
14
9
RESIDER, one who res...
residing
15
12
RESIDE, to live in a...
residual
15
11
remaining, also RESI...
residues
14
10
RESIDUE, something r...
residuum
16
14
(Latin) a residue [n...
resifted
16
12
RESIFT, to sift agai...
resights
18
12
RESIGHT, to sight ag...
resigned
14
12
RESIGN, to give up a...
resigner
14
11
one who resigns [n -...
resiling
16
12
RESILE, to spring ba...
resilins
15
10
RESILIN, an elastic...
resilver
17
13
to cover with silver...
resinata
12
9
a Greek white wine [...
resinate
12
9
to treat with a visc...
resiners
13
9
RESINER, a resin gat...
resinify
22
14
to convert into resi...
resining
14
12
RESIN, to impregnate...
resinise
13
9
to treat with resin,...
resinize
16
18
to treat with resin,...
resinoid
13
10
a resinous substance...
resinous
13
10
resembling resin [ad...
resisted
14
9
RESIST, to strive ag...
resister
14
8
one who resists [n -...
resistor
14
8
a device in an elect...
resiting
15
11
RESITE, to move to a...
resizing
18
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RESIZE, to size agai...
resketch
20
17
to sketch again [v -...
reskewed
17
16
RESKEW, (Spenser) to...
reskills
18
14
RESKILL, to retrain...
reskuing
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16
RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
reslated
14
10
RESLATE, to put down...
reslates
14
9
RESLATE, to put down...
resmelts
16
12
RESMELT, to smelt ag...
resmooth
16
13
to smooth again [v -...
resoaked
13
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RESOAK, to soak agai...
resodded
13
11
RESOD, to put down n...
resoften
14
12
to soften again [v -...
resojets
15
17
RESOJET, a pulsejet...
resolder
14
10
to solder again [v -...
resoling
15
12
RESOLE, to put on ne...
resolute
14
10
determined [adj RESO...
resolved
16
14
RESOLVE, to make a f...
resolver
16
13
one that resolves [n...
resolves
16
13
RESOLVE, to make a f...
resonant
11
10
resounding, ringing...
resonate
11
9
to resound [v RESONA...
resorbed
15
12
RESORB, to absorb ag...
resorcin
16
12
a colourless phenol...
resorted
13
9
RESORT, to sort agai...
resorter
13
8
one who resorts [n -...
resought
17
13
RESEEK, to seek agai...
resounds
13
11
RESOUND, to make an...
resource
16
12
to provide for [v RE...
resowing
17
14
RESOW, to sow again...
respaced
18
15
RESPACE, to provide...
respaces
18
14
RESPACE, to provide...
respaded
15
13
RESPADE, to turn ove...
respades
15
12
RESPADE, to turn ove...
respeaks
16
15
RESPEAK, to speak ag...
respects
19
14
RESPECT, to have hig...
respells
18
13
RESPELL, to spell ag...
respired
16
12
RESPIRE, to breathe...
respires
16
11
RESPIRE, to breathe...
respited
16
12
RESPITE, to relieve...
respites
16
11
RESPITE, to relieve...
resplend
16
14
to shine brilliantly...
resplice
20
15
to splice again [v R...
resplits
18
12
RESPLIT, to split ag...
respoken
15
16
RESPEAK, to speak ag...
responds
15
13
RESPOND, to say or a...
responsa
14
12
RESPONSUM, (Latin) i...
response
14
12
a reply or reaction...
respools
16
12
RESPOOL, to spool ag...
resprang
16
14
RESPRING, to replace...
resprays
22
13
RESPRAY, to spray ag...
respread
15
12
to spread again [v R...
respring
17
14
to replace the sprin...
resprout
16
12
to sprout again [v -...
resprung
17
15
RESPRING, to replace...
restable
16
12
to put in stables ag...
restacks
18
15
RESTACK, to stack ag...
restaffs
18
14
RESTAFF, to staff ag...
restaged
14
11
RESTAGE, to put on t...
restages
14
10
RESTAGE, to put on t...
restamps
17
14
RESTAMP, to stamp ag...
restarts
14
8
RESTART, to start ag...
restated
13
9
RESTATE, to state ag...
restates
13
8
RESTATE, to state ag...
restiest
14
8
RESTY, (obsolete) re...
restings
15
11
RESTING, the act of...
restitch
20
13
to stitch again [v -...
restless
15
9
unable to remain at...
restocks
18
15
RESTOCK, to stock ag...
restoked
14
13
RESTOKE, to stoke ag...
restokes
14
12
RESTOKE, to stoke ag...
restoral
14
9
restoration [n -S]
restored
13
9
RESTORE, to bring ba...
restorer
13
8
one that restores [n...
restores
13
8
RESTORE, to bring ba...
restrain
13
9
to hold back [v -ED,...
restress
14
8
to stress again [v -...
restrict
18
11
to keep within bound...
restrike
15
12
to strike again [v R...
restring
15
11
to string again [v R...
restrive
16
12
to strive again [v R...
restroom
14
11
a room furnished wit...
restrove
15
12
RESTRIVE, to strive...
restruck
19
16
RESTRIKE, to strike...
restrung
15
12
RESTRING, to string...
restuffs
19
15
RESTUFF, to stuff ag...
restumps
18
15
RESTUMP, to replace...
restyled
21
12
RESTYLE, to make int...
restyles
21
11
RESTYLE, to make int...
resubmit
18
15
to submit again [v R...
resulted
15
11
RESULT, to follow as...
resumers
15
12
RESUMER, one who res...
resuming
16
15
RESUME, to begin aga...
resummon
15
16
to summon again [v -...
resupine
15
13
lying on the back [a...
resupply
26
18
to supply again [v R...
resurged
15
12
RESURGE, to rise aga...
resurges
15
11
RESURGE, to rise aga...
resurvey
22
15
to survey again [v -...
resusses
14
9
RESUS, (short for) r...
retables
16
12
RETABLE, (French) a...
retablos
16
12
RETABLO, a shelf or...
retacked
17
16
RETACK, to tack agai...
retackle
18
16
to tackle again [v R...
retagged
15
13
RETAG, to tag again...
retailed
14
10
RETAIL, to sell dire...
retailer
14
9
one who sells direct...
retailor
14
9
to tailor again [v -...
retained
12
10
RETAIN, to keep poss...
retainer
12
9
one that retains [n...
retakers
14
12
RETAKER, one who tak...
retaking
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15
the act or taking ag...
retaping
16
14
RETAPE, to tape agai...
retarded
13
10
RETARD, to hold back...
retarder
13
9
one who retards [n -...
retarget
14
10
to target again [v -...
retasted
13
9
RETASTE, to taste ag...
retastes
13
8
RETASTE, to taste ag...
retaught
17
13
RETEACH, to teach ag...
retaxing
20
18
RETAX, to tax again...
retching
20
16
the act of making an...
reteamed
13
12
RETEAM, to team up w...
reteller
15
10
one who retells stor...
retemper
16
14
to modify again [v -...
retested
13
9
RETEST, to test agai...
rethinks
17
15
RETHINK, to think ag...
rethread
15
11
to thread again [v -...
retiarii
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RETIARIUS, a gladiat...
reticent
16
12
tending to be silent...
reticles
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RETICLE, a network o...
reticula
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RETICULUM, a network...
reticule
18
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a woman's workbag, o...
retieing
14
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RETIE, to tie again...
retiform
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arranged like a net...
retiling
16
12
RETILE, to tile agai...
retiming
16
14
RETIME, to time agai...
retinals
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10
RETINAL, a pigment i...
retinene
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10
a pigment in the ret...
retinite
13
9
an inflammable miner...
retinoic
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as in retinoic acid,...
retinoid
13
10
a compound analogous...
retinols
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10
RETINOL, a liquid hy...
retinted
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10
RETINT, to tint agai...
retinued
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11
having a retinue [ad...
retinues
13
10
RETINUE, a group of...
retinula
14
11
a neural receptor of...
retiracy
23
13
seclusion [n RETIRAC...
retirals
15
9
RETIRAL, the giving...
retirant
13
9
one who has retired...
retirees
13
8
RETIREE, one who has...
retirers
14
8
RETIRER, one who ret...
retiring
15
11
RETIRE, to withdraw...
retitled
15
10
RETITLE, to give a n...
retitles
15
9
RETITLE, to give a n...
retooled
13
10
RETOOL, to reequip w...
retorted
13
9
RETORT, to answer ba...
retorter
13
8
one who retorts [n -...
retotals
14
9
RETOTAL, to total ag...
retoured
13
10
RETOUR, to confirm a...
retoxing
20
18
RETOX, to embark on...
retraced
16
12
RETRACE, to go back...
retracer
16
11
one who retraces [n...
retraces
16
11
RETRACE, to go back...
retracks
18
15
RETRACK, to retrace...
retracts
17
11
RETRACT, to take bac...
retraict
17
11
(obsolete) retreat,...
retrains
13
9
RETRAIN, to train ag...
retraite
13
8
(obsolete) retreat,...
retraits
14
8
RETRAIT, (obsolete)...
retraitt
14
8
(Spenser) a portrait...
retrally
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RETRAL, situated tow...
retrated
13
9
RETRATE, (Spenser) t...
retrates
13
8
RETRATE, (Spenser) t...
retreads
13
9
RETREAD, to tread ag...
retreats
13
8
RETREAT, to go back...
retrench
18
14
to cut down expenses...
retrials
15
9
RETRIAL, a second tr...
retrieve
15
12
to get back [v RETRI...
retroact
16
11
to act in return [v...
retrofit
16
11
to furnish with new...
retronym
20
14
a term coined to dis...
retrorse
13
8
turned back or downw...
retrying
21
13
RETRY, to try again...
retsinas
13
9
RETSINA, a resin-fla...
retunded
13
12
RETUND, to blunt the...
retuning
14
13
RETUNE, to tune agai...
returfed
16
13
RETURF, to lay new t...
returned
13
11
RETURN, to go back [...
returnee
12
10
one who has returned...
returner
13
10
one who returns [n -...
returnik
15
14
someone going home a...
retweets
16
11
RETWEET, to tweet ag...
retwists
18
11
RETWIST, to twist ag...
retyping
23
16
RETYPE, to type agai...
reunions
12
11
REUNION, a uniting o...
reunited
13
11
REUNITE, to come tog...
reuniter
13
10
one who reunites [n...
reunites
13
10
REUNITE, to come tog...
reuptake
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16
to take up again [v...
reuptook
16
16
REUPTAKE, to take up...
reurging
16
14
REURGE, to press str...
reusable
16
13
capable of being use...
reutters
14
9
REUTTER, to utter ag...
revalued
16
15
REVALUE, to value ag...
revalues
16
14
REVALUE, to value ag...
revamped
18
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REVAMP, to make over...
revamper
18
18
one who revamps [n -...
revanche
19
18
a political policy d...
revealed
15
14
REVEAL, to make know...
revealer
15
13
one who reveals [n -...
revehent
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15
carrying back [adj]
reveille
17
14
a morning bugle call...
revelers
16
13
REVELER, one who rev...
reveling
17
16
REVEL, to engage in...
revelled
17
15
REVEL, to engage in...
reveller
17
14
one who revels, also...
revenant
13
14
(French) one that re...
revenged
15
16
REVENGE, to take ret...
revenger
15
15
one who takes reveng...
revenges
15
15
REVENGE, to take ret...
revenual
15
15
relating to revenue...
revenued
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15
possessed of revenue...
revenuer
14
14
a revenue officer [n...
revenues
14
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REVENUE, the income...
reverbed
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16
REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reverend
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14
a clergyman [n -S]
reverent
14
13
deeply respectful [a...
reverers
15
12
REVERER, one who rev...
reveries
15
12
REVERY, a daydream,...
reverify
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to verify again [v R...
revering
16
15
REVERE, to regard wi...
reverist
16
12
a person who has rev...
reversal
16
13
the act of reversing...
reversed
15
13
REVERSE, to turn or...
reverser
15
12
one who reverses [n...
reverses
15
12
REVERSE, to turn or...
reversis
16
12
an old card game in...
reversos
15
12
REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reverted
15
13
REVERT, to return to...
reverter
15
12
one who, or that whi...
revested
15
13
REVEST, to vest agai...
revestry
22
14
a room in which vest...
revetted
15
13
REVET, to face with...
reveuses
15
13
REVEUSE, (French) a...
reviewal
19
16
the act of reviewing...
reviewed
18
16
REVIEW, to view agai...
reviewer
18
15
one who reviews [n -...
revilers
17
13
REVILER, one who rev...
reviling
18
16
abusive [adj REVILIN...
revisals
17
13
REVISAL, a revised v...
revisers
16
12
REVISER, one who rev...
revising
17
15
REVISE, to make a ne...
revision
15
13
a revised version, a...
revisits
17
12
REVISIT, to visit ag...
revisors
16
12
REVISOR, one who rev...
revisory
22
14
having the power or...
revivals
19
17
REVIVAL, renewed int...
revivers
18
16
REVIVER, something t...
revivify
27
21
to reactivate [v REV...
reviving
19
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restorative [adj REV...
revivors
18
16
REVIVOR, the revival...
revoiced
18
16
REVOICE, to refurnis...
revoices
18
15
REVOICE, to refurnis...
revokers
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16
REVOKER, one who rev...
revoking
17
19
REVOKE, to annul by...
revolted
16
14
REVOLT, to rise up a...
revolter
16
13
one who revolts [n -...
revolute
16
14
rolled backward or d...
revolved
18
18
REVOLVE, to turn on...
revolver
18
17
a pistol with a rota...
revolves
18
17
REVOLVE, to turn on...
revoting
16
15
REVOTE, to vote agai...
revuists
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13
REVUIST, a writer of...
revulsed
17
15
affected with revuls...
rewakens
16
16
REWAKEN, to waken ag...
rewaking
18
18
REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewarded
16
13
REWARD, to give in r...
rewarder
16
12
one that rewards [n...
rewarewa
18
14
(Maori) a New Zealan...
rewarmed
17
15
REWARM, to warm agai...
rewashed
18
14
REWASH, to wash agai...
rewashes
18
13
REWASH, to wash agai...
rewaters
16
11
REWATER, to water ag...
rewaxing
23
21
REWAX, to wax again...
reweaved
17
16
REWEAVE, to weave ag...
reweaves
17
15
REWEAVE, to weave ag...
rewedded
16
14
REWED, to wed again...
reweighs
20
15
REWEIGH, to weigh ag...
rewelded
17
14
REWELD, to weld agai...
rewetted
16
12
REWET, to wet again...
rewidens
16
13
REWIDEN, to widen ag...
rewilded
18
14
REWILD, to release (...
rewinded
16
14
REWIND, to wind agai...
rewinder
16
13
one who rewinds [n -...
rewiring
18
14
the act of fitting w...
reworded
16
13
REWORD, to state aga...
reworked
17
16
REWORK, to work agai...
rewriter
17
11
a device for rewriti...
rewrites
17
11
REWRITE, to write ag...
reynards
19
12
REYNARD, an appellat...
rezeroed
15
18
REZERO, to reset (a...
rezeroes
15
17
REZERO, to reset (a...
rezoning
16
21
REZONE, to zone agai...
rhabdoid
18
15
a rodlike body [n -S...
rhabdome
18
17
a rodlike structure...
rhabdoms
19
17
RHABDOM, a rodlike s...
rhachial
22
16
pertaining to the sp...
rhagades
16
13
cracks in the skin [...
rhamnose
15
14
a sugar found in pla...
rhaphide
20
16
a needle-like crysta...
rhapsode
17
14
anciently, one who r...
rhapsody
24
16
an irregular, emotio...
rhematic
20
16
pertaining to a verb...
rheniums
17
15
RHENIUM, a metallic...
rheobase
16
13
the smallest amount...
rheocord
18
14
a wire rheostat, a m...
rheology
23
15
the study of matter...
rheophil
21
16
living in flowing wa...
rheostat
15
10
a resistor used to c...
rheotome
15
13
an instrument which...
rhesuses
16
11
RHESUS, a kind of mo...
rhetoric
19
13
the study of effecti...
rheumier
17
14
RHEUMY, like rheum [...
rhexises
22
17
RHEXIS, rupture of a...
rhinitic
20
14
suffering from rhini...
rhinitis
17
11
inflammation of the...
rhizines
19
20
RHIZINE, a lichen rh...
rhizobia
21
22
RHIZOBIUM, a bacteri...
rhizoids
20
20
RHIZOID, a short hai...
rhizomes
20
22
RHIZOME, a rootlike,...
rhizomic
24
25
relating to a rhizom...
rhizopod
21
23
any of a class of pr...
rhizopus
22
23
any of a genus of mo...
rhodamin
16
15
a synthetic dyestuff...
rhodanic
18
15
pertaining to thiocy...
rhodinal
16
13
an aldehyde found in...
rhodiums
18
15
RHODIUM, a very hard...
rhodoras
15
11
RHODORA, a North Ame...
rhomboid
19
17
a parallelogram with...
rhonchal
21
17
of or relating to sn...
rhonchus
21
17
(Latin) a whistling...
rhopalic
22
17
each word being incr...
rhubarbs
21
17
RHUBARB, to simulate...
rhubarby
27
19
tasting of rhubarb [...
rhumbaed
19
18
RHUMBA, (Spanish) to...
rhymists
25
15
RHYMIST, a versifier...
rhyolite
23
13
a highly felsic igne...
rhythmal
27
18
relating to rhythm [...
rhythmed
26
18
having a rhythm [adj...
rhythmic
30
20
related to rhythm, a...
rhythmus
27
18
a pattern of recurre...
rhytinas
22
13
RHYTINA, an aquatic...
riancies
16
12
RIANCY, merriment [n...
ribalder
17
13
RIBALD, earthily sex...
ribaldly
25
16
RIBALD, earthily sex...
ribaldry
24
15
crude language [n RI...
ribaudry
23
15
(Spenser) ribaldry,...
ribbands
18
16
RIBBAND, a ribbon, a...
ribbiest
19
14
RIBBY, marked by rib...
ribbings
20
17
RIBBING, an arrangem...
ribboned
17
16
RIBBON, to decorate...
ribbonry
24
17
ribbons collectively...
ribcages
20
16
RIBCAGE, an enclosur...
ribgrass
18
13
a weedy plant, also...
ribibles
20
15
RIBIBLE, a small thr...
ribosome
16
14
a particle composed...
ribozyme
26
25
a RNA derived molecu...
ribstone
15
12
an apple, also RIBST...
ribstons
16
12
RIBSTON, a variety o...
ribulose
17
13
a type of sugar [n -...
ribworks
21
18
RIBWORK, a rib vault...
ribworts
20
14
RIBWORT, a plantain...
ricebird
20
15
the Java sparrow [n...
ricercar
20
14
any of various contr...
richened
18
15
RICHEN, to make or b...
richesse
19
13
(obsolete) riches [n...
richness
19
14
the state of being r...
richtest
20
13
RICHT, (Scots) right...
richting
21
16
RICHT, to right [v]
richweed
22
17
a herb of the nettle...
ricketty
25
17
shaky, ramshackle, a...
ricklier
20
16
RICKLY, (Scots) loos...
rickrack
23
22
a braid used in trim...
rickshas
21
17
RICKSHA, a small, tw...
rickshaw
24
20
a small, two-wheeled...
rickyard
25
18
a yard for storing r...
ricochet
22
16
to rebound from a su...
ricottas
17
11
RICOTTA, (Italian) a...
rictuses
18
12
RICTUS, the expanse...
riddance
16
14
the action or an act...
riddlers
16
11
RIDDLER, one who pos...
riddling
17
14
enigmatic, obscure [...
rideable
16
13
capable of being rid...
ridgetop
17
14
the crest of a ridge...
ridgeway
24
16
a track along a hill...
ridgiest
16
11
RIDGY, having ridges...
ridgings
17
14
RIDGING, the forming...
ridgling
18
15
a male animal with o...
ridicule
19
14
to make fun of [v RI...
ridottos
14
9
RIDOTTO, a public mu...
riempies
17
14
RIEMPIE, (Afrikaans)...
riesling
16
12
(German) a type of g...
rifampin
19
18
an antibiotic [n -S]
rifeness
15
12
the state of being r...
riffages
19
16
RIFFAGE, in jazz, th...
rifflers
20
15
RIFFLER, a small fil...
riffling
21
18
RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riffolas
19
15
RIFFOLA, (colloquial...
riffraff
23
20
the disreputable ele...
rifleman
17
16
a soldier armed with...
riflemen
17
16
RIFLEMAN, a soldier...
riflings
19
15
RIFLING, the system...
riftiest
17
11
RIFTY, having fissur...
riftless
18
12
without rifts [adj]
rigadoon
13
12
a lively Baroque per...
rigatoni
14
11
(Italian) pasta in t...
rigaudon
14
13
(French) a lively Ba...
riggalds
18
14
RIGGALD, a male anim...
riggings
18
15
RIGGING, the system...
rightens
17
13
RIGHTEN, (archaic) t...
righters
18
12
RIGHTER, one who set...
rightest
18
12
RIGHT, being in acco...
rightful
22
17
just and proper [adj...
rightier
18
12
RIGHTY, politically...
righties
18
12
RIGHTY, a right-hand...
righting
19
15
the act of making th...
rightish
21
14
somewhat right [adj]
rightism
20
15
conservative politic...
rightist
19
12
one who adheres to t...
rigidest
16
11
RIGID, stiff [adj]
rigidify
25
16
to make stiff, also...
rigidise
16
11
to make stiff, also...
rigidity
23
13
the state of being r...
rigidize
19
20
to make stiff, also...
riglings
18
14
RIGLING, a male anim...
rigorism
17
13
rigidity in principl...
rigorist
16
10
one who professes ri...
rigorous
15
11
characterized by rig...
rikishas
18
14
RIKISHA, a small, tw...
rikshaws
21
17
RIKSHAW, a small, tw...
rillmark
19
17
a marking produced b...
rimeless
16
12
without rime [adj]
rimester
15
11
one that rimes, also...
rimfires
18
14
RIMFIRE, a cartridge...
riminess
15
12
the condition of bei...
rimlands
16
14
RIMLAND, an outlying...
rimmings
18
17
RIMMING, stimulation...
rimosely
22
14
RIMOSE, marked by cr...
rimosity
22
13
the state of being r...
rimpling
20
18
RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
rimrocks
20
18
RIMROCK, an outcrop...
rimshots
18
13
RIMSHOT, a sound mad...
rindiest
14
10
RINDY, covered in ri...
rindless
15
11
without rind [adj]
ringbark
18
18
to strip a ring of b...
ringbits
18
14
RINGBIT, a horse's b...
ringbolt
18
15
an eyebolt having a...
ringbone
15
15
a bony growth on a h...
ringdove
16
16
the wood-pigeon, fro...
ringette
14
11
a team sport played...
ringgits
17
13
RINGGIT, (Malay) a m...
ringhals
18
14
(Afrikaans) an Afric...
ringings
16
14
RINGING, the act of...
ringless
16
12
without a ring [adj]
ringlets
16
12
RINGLET, a small rin...
ringlety
22
14
resembling or sugges...
ringlike
17
16
like a ring [adj]
ringneck
18
19
a bird having a ring...
ringside
15
12
the area just outsid...
ringster
15
11
a member of a ring,...
ringtail
16
12
an animal whose tail...
ringtaws
18
14
RINGTAW, a game of m...
ringtone
13
12
a tune played by a m...
ringtoss
15
11
a game in which the...
ringways
24
16
RINGWAY, a ring-road...
ringwise
18
14
in the manner of a r...
ringwomb
21
20
a complication in la...
ringwork
19
18
work executed in rin...
ringworm
19
17
a contagious itching...
rinkhals
18
16
(Afrikaans) an Afric...
rinkside
15
14
the area at the side...
rinsable
16
13
able to be rinsed [a...
rinsible
17
13
that can be rinsed,...
rinsings
15
12
RINSING, the act of...
riotings
15
11
RIOTING, the act of...
riotises
14
8
RIOTISE, (obsolete)...
riotizes
17
17
RIOTIZE, (obsolete)...
riotries
14
8
RIOTRY, the act or p...
riparial
17
12
of or inhabiting a r...
riparian
15
12
of or inhabiting a r...
ripcords
20
15
RIPCORD, a cord to r...
ripeners
15
12
RIPENER, one that ri...
ripeness
15
12
the state of being r...
ripening
16
15
RIPEN, to become rip...
ripienos
15
12
RIPIENO, a musical p...
riposted
16
12
RIPOSTE, to make a r...
ripostes
16
11
RIPOSTE, to make a r...
rippable
21
18
able to be ripped [a...
rippiers
19
14
RIPPIER, (obsolete)...
rippings
20
17
RIPPING, the act of...
ripplers
20
15
RIPPLER, a toothed t...
ripplets
20
15
RIPPLET, a small rip...
ripplier
20
15
RIPPLY, marked by ri...
rippling
21
18
making ripples [adj...
ripsawed
19
15
RIPSAW, to cut with...
ripstops
19
14
RIPSTOP, a fabric wo...
riptides
17
12
RIPTIDE, a tide that...
riroriro
14
8
(Maori) the grey war...
risaldar
15
10
(Urdu) an Indian tro...
risibles
18
12
a sense of the ridic...
riskiest
16
12
RISKY, dangerous, al...
riskless
17
13
free of risk [adj]
risoluto
15
10
(Italian) with empha...
risorius
15
9
a facial muscle situ...
risottos
14
8
RISOTTO, (Italian) r...
rispetti
17
11
RISPETTO, (Italian)...
rispetto
16
11
(Italian) a type of...
rispings
18
14
RISPING, a portion g...
rissoles
15
9
RISSOLE, a small bal...
riteless
15
9
without rites [adj]
ritenuto
13
10
(Italian) a musical...
ritornel
14
10
a short instrumental...
ritually
23
13
RITUAL, according to...
ritziest
18
17
RITZY, pretentious [...
rivaless
17
13
(archaic) a female r...
rivaling
18
16
RIVAL, to strive to...
rivalise
17
13
to enter into rivalr...
rivality
24
15
competition, also RI...
rivalize
20
22
to enter into rivalr...
rivalled
18
15
RIVAL, to strive to...
rivelled
18
15
RIVEL, to wrinkle [v...
riverain
15
13
a riverside dweller...
riverbed
18
16
the area covered by...
riverets
16
12
RIVERET, (archaic) a...
riverine
15
13
pertaining to a rive...
riverman
16
16
a man who works on a...
rivermen
16
16
RIVERMAN, a man who...
riverway
25
17
a river as a waterwa...
riveters
16
12
RIVETER, one who riv...
riveting
17
15
the act of riveting...
rivetted
16
13
RIVET, to fasten wit...
rivieras
16
12
RIVIERA, (Italian) a...
rivieres
16
12
RIVIERE, (French) a...
rivulets
18
14
RIVULET, a small str...
rivulose
17
14
having narrow, windi...
rizzared
20
27
RIZZAR, (Scots) to d...
rizzarts
21
26
RIZZART, (Scots) a r...
rizzered
20
27
RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
rizzored
20
27
RIZZOR, (Scots) to d...
roaching
19
16
ROACH, to clip or tr...
roadbeds
15
13
ROADBED, the foundat...
roadhogs
16
13
ROADHOG, a selfish o...
roadings
14
12
ROADING, a wood-cock...
roadkill
17
15
an animal that has b...
roadless
14
10
without a road [adj]
roadshow
18
14
a touring group of t...
roadside
13
10
land adjoining a roa...
roadsman
13
13
one who works making...
roadsmen
13
13
ROADSMAN, one who wo...
roadster
13
9
a light, open automo...
roadways
22
14
ROADWAY, a road, als...
roadwork
17
16
outdoor running as a...
roamings
15
14
ROAMING, the act of...
roanpipe
16
15
(Scots) a roof-gutte...
roariest
13
8
ROARY, noisy, garish...
roarings
14
11
ROARING, the act of...
roarming
15
14
(dialect) severe, as...
roasters
13
8
ROASTER, a pan or di...
roasties
13
8
ROASTIE, (colloquial...
roasting
14
11
a scolding [n -S]
robinias
15
12
ROBINIA, a genus of...
robocall
20
16
a telephone call fro...
roborant
14
12
an invigorating drug...
robotics
19
14
the study of robots...
robotise
15
11
to make automatic, a...
robotism
17
14
the state of being a...
robotize
18
20
to make automatic, a...
roburite
16
12
a flameless explosiv...
robustas
16
12
ROBUSTA, a kind of c...
robuster
16
12
ROBUST, strong and h...
robustly
24
15
ROBUST, strong and h...
rocaille
18
13
(French) artificial...
rockable
20
19
able to be rocked [a...
rockabye
25
20
a song used to lull...
rockaway
26
20
a light four-wheeled...
rocketed
17
16
ROCKET, to be projec...
rocketer
17
15
a bird, esp. a pheas...
rocketry
24
17
the science of rocke...
rockfall
22
20
a mass of fallen roc...
rockfish
23
20
a fish living around...
rockiers
18
15
ROCKIER, the rock do...
rockiest
18
15
ROCKY, shaky, or uns...
rockings
19
18
ROCKING, the act of...
rocklays
25
18
ROCKLAY, (Scots) a s...
rockless
19
16
without rocks [adj]
rocklike
20
20
like a rock [adj]
rockling
20
19
a small fish of the...
rockoons
16
16
ROCKOON, a small roc...
rockrose
17
15
a shrub of the Poten...
rockweed
20
19
any coarse seaweed g...
rockwool
21
19
a mineral wool used...
rockwork
22
22
stonework in which t...
rocquets
25
21
ROCQUET, a close-fit...
roddings
15
13
RODDING, the act of...
rodeoing
13
12
RODEO, to perform a...
rodeways
22
14
RODEWAY, (Shakespear...
rodsters
14
9
RODSTER, (archaic) a...
roebucks
20
19
ROEBUCK, the male of...
roentgen
12
12
a unit of radiation...
roestone
11
9
another name for ool...
rogallos
16
12
ROGALLO, a light and...
rogation
13
11
an asking or supplic...
rogatory
20
12
requesting informati...
rogering
15
13
the act of rogering...
rogueing
15
14
ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roiliest
15
9
ROILY, turbid [adj]
roisters
14
8
ROISTER, to revel no...
roisting
15
11
ROIST, to revel nois...
rokelays
21
15
ROKELAY, (Scots) a s...
rolamite
15
12
two or more rollers...
rolfings
18
15
ROLFING, a therapeut...
rollable
18
14
able to be rolled [a...
rollaway
24
15
something mounted on...
rollback
22
20
a return to lower pr...
rollbars
18
13
ROLLBAR, a frame to...
rollicks
21
17
ROLLICK, to behave i...
rollicky
27
19
given to rollicking...
rollings
17
13
ROLLING, the act of...
rollmops
19
16
ROLLMOP, a fillet of...
rollneck
19
18
of a garment, having...
rollocks
20
17
ROLLOCK, a contrivan...
rollouts
16
11
ROLLOUT, a type of p...
rollover
17
14
a motor vehicle acci...
rollways
25
15
ROLLWAY, an incline...
romaikas
15
15
ROMAIKA, a modern Gr...
romaines
13
12
ROMAINE, (French) a...
romanced
16
16
ROMANCE, to woo [v]
romancer
16
15
one who writes roman...
romances
16
15
ROMANCE, to woo [v]
romanise
13
12
to write in the Roma...
romanize
16
21
to write in the Roma...
romantic
17
15
related to romance [...
romanzas
16
21
ROMANZA, a short ins...
romaunts
14
13
ROMAUNT, (archaic) a...
romneyas
19
14
ROMNEYA, a plant wit...
roncador
15
13
a name for various f...
rondache
17
15
(French) a circular...
rondavel
15
15
(Afrikaans) in South...
rondeaux
18
18
RONDEAU, (French) a...
rondelet
13
11
(French) a short 5 o...
rondelle
14
12
(French) a verse for...
rondinos
12
11
RONDINO, (Italian) a...
rondures
13
11
RONDURE, (Shakespear...
roneoing
12
12
RONEO, (tradename) t...
ronepipe
16
15
(Scots) a roof-gutte...
ronggeng
15
16
a Malaysian dancing-...
rontgens
13
12
RONTGEN, (German) th...
roofiest
15
11
ROOFY, having a roof...
roofings
16
14
ROOFING, material fo...
roofless
16
12
without a roof [adj]
rooflike
17
16
like a roof [adj]
roofline
15
13
the profile of a roo...
rooftops
17
14
ROOFTOP, the outside...
rooftree
14
11
a horizontal timber...
rooikats
14
12
ROOIKAT, (Afrikaans)...
rooineks
13
13
ROOINEK, (Afrikaans)...
rookiest
14
12
ROOKY, (Shakespeare)...
roomette
13
11
a small room [n -S]
roomfuls
18
16
ROOMFUL, the content...
roomiest
14
11
ROOMY, spacious [adj...
roommate
14
14
one who shares a roo...
roomsful
18
16
ROOMFUL, the content...
roomsome
14
14
(obsolete) roomy [ad...
roopiest
15
11
ROOPY, (Scots) hoars...
roorbach
20
16
a false story used f...
roorback
19
18
a false story used f...
roosters
13
8
ROOSTER, a domestic...
roosting
14
11
ROOST, to prepare fo...
rootages
13
10
ROOTAGE, a system of...
rootball
17
13
the mass of a plant'...
rootcaps
18
14
ROOTCAP, the loose m...
rootedly
20
12
ROOTED [adv]
roothold
16
12
maintenance of posit...
rootiest
13
8
ROOTY, full of roots...
rootings
14
11
ROOTING, the act of...
rootkits
15
12
ROOTKIT, a set of pr...
rootless
14
9
without roots [adj]
rootlets
14
9
ROOTLET, a small roo...
rootlike
15
13
like a root [adj]
rootling
15
12
ROOTLE, to grub [v]
rootsier
13
8
ROOTSY, reminiscent...
rootworm
17
14
a beetle whose larva...
ropeable
17
15
that can be roped, a...
ropelike
17
16
resembling a rope [a...
roperies
15
11
ROPERY, a place wher...
ropewalk
20
19
a long narrow shed o...
ropeways
24
16
ROPEWAY, an aerial c...
ropework
19
18
a place where ropes...
ropiness
15
12
the state of being r...
roqueted
21
19
ROQUET, to make such...
roquette
21
18
(French) a kind of s...
rorquals
23
19
RORQUAL, a large wha...
rortiest
14
8
RORTY, (Australian s...
rortings
15
11
RORTING, the falsifi...
rosaceas
15
11
ROSACEA, a skin dise...
rosakers
14
12
ROSAKER, (obsolete)...
rosalias
14
9
ROSALIA, (Italian) a...
rosarian
12
9
a cultivator of rose...
rosaries
13
8
ROSARY, a series of...
rosarium
15
12
a rose garden [n ROS...
rosebays
21
13
ROSEBAY, the oleande...
rosebeds
15
12
ROSEBED, a part of a...
rosebowl
19
15
a bowl for keeping r...
rosebuds
16
13
ROSEBUD, the bud of...
rosebush
18
14
a bush that bears ro...
rosefish
18
13
a large marine food...
rosehips
18
13
ROSEHIP, the fruit o...
roseless
14
9
having no roses [adj...
roselike
15
13
like a rose [adj]
rosellas
15
10
ROSELLA, an Australi...
roselles
15
10
ROSELLE, an East Ind...
rosemary
20
13
an evergreen shrub [...
roseolar
13
9
like roseola, a rash...
roseolas
13
9
ROSEOLA, a rose-colo...
roseries
13
8
ROSERY, a place wher...
roseroot
12
8
a fleshy-leaved herb...
roseslug
16
12
a larval sawfly that...
roseting
14
11
ROSET, (Scots) to co...
rosetted
13
9
ROSETTE, to award a...
rosettes
13
8
ROSETTE, to award a...
rosewood
15
12
a valuable cabinet w...
roshambo
18
16
(Japanese) the game...
rosieres
13
8
ROSIERE, (Spenser) a...
rosinate
12
9
a resinate [n -S]
rosiners
13
9
ROSINER, a strong al...
rosiness
13
9
the state of being r...
rosining
14
12
ROSIN, to treat with...
rosinols
14
10
ROSINOL, a rosin oil...
rosinous
13
10
resembling rosin [ad...
rositing
15
11
ROSIT, (Scots) to co...
rosoglio
15
11
(Italian) a sweet co...
rosolios
14
9
ROSOLIO, (Italian) a...
rostella
15
10
ROSTELLUM, the protr...
rostered
13
9
ROSTER, to put on a...
rostrate
13
8
having a rostrum [ad...
rostrums
16
12
ROSTRUM, a beaklike...
rosulate
14
10
of leaves and bracts...
rotaries
13
8
ROTARY, a rotating p...
rotating
14
11
ROTATE, to turn like...
rotation
12
9
an instance of rotat...
rotative
15
12
turning like a wheel...
rotators
13
8
ROTATOR, a muscle se...
rotatory
19
10
turning as on an axi...
rotavate
14
12
to till by means of...
rotchies
19
13
ROTCHIE, the little...
rotenone
10
10
an insecticide and f...
rotgrass
15
10
soft grass, butterwo...
rotifers
16
11
ROTIFER, a microscop...
rotiform
17
14
shaped like a wheel...
rototill
16
10
to till soil with a...
rotovate
14
12
to till by means of...
rotproof
17
14
proof against rot [a...
rottener
12
9
ROTTEN, very bad, ro...
rottenly
20
12
ROTTEN, very bad, ro...
rotundas
13
11
ROTUNDA, (Italian) a...
rotunded
13
12
ROTUND, to round [v]
rotunder
13
11
ROTUND, rounded, plu...
rotundly
21
14
ROTUND, rounded, plu...
roturier
14
9
a plebeian, a common...
rouching
20
17
a lace trimming, als...
roughage
17
15
coarse, bulky food [...
roughdry
24
16
to dry without ironi...
roughens
16
14
ROUGHEN, to make rou...
roughers
17
13
ROUGHER, a person wh...
roughest
17
13
ROUGH, having an une...
roughhew
22
18
to shape roughly [v...
roughies
17
13
ROUGHIE, a dry bough...
roughing
18
16
the act of making ro...
roughish
20
15
somewhat rough [adj]
roughleg
19
16
any one of several s...
roughout
17
14
an unfinished roughl...
rouilles
16
11
ROUILLE, (French) a...
roulades
14
11
ROULADE, (French) a...
rouleaus
14
11
ROULEAU, (French) a...
rouleaux
20
18
ROULEAU, (French) a...
roulette
14
10
to make tiny slits i...
roumings
16
15
ROUMING, in the phra...
rouncies
16
13
ROUNCY, (archaic) a...
roundels
14
12
ROUNDEL, a round obj...
rounders
13
11
ROUNDER, a tool for...
roundest
13
11
ROUND, shaped like a...
rounding
14
14
the process of raisi...
roundish
16
13
somewhat round [adj]
roundles
14
12
ROUNDLE, a round obj...
roundlet
14
12
a small circle [n -S...
roundups
16
15
ROUNDUP, an assembli...
roundure
13
12
roundness; a round o...
roupiest
16
12
ROUPY, hoarse, also...
rousable
16
13
capable of being rou...
rousseau
13
10
(French) fried pemmi...
rousters
14
9
ROUSTER, a wharf lab...
rousting
15
12
ROUST, to arouse and...
routeing
14
12
ROUTE, to send on a...
routeman
13
13
a man who conducts b...
routemen
13
13
ROUTEMAN, a man who...
routeway
22
14
an established cours...
routhier
16
11
ROUTHIE, (Scots) ple...
routines
13
10
ROUTINE, a regular c...
routings
15
12
ROUTING, going to re...
rovingly
24
18
ROVING, wandering [a...
rowboats
18
14
ROWBOAT, a small boa...
rowdedow
19
16
an uproar, also ROWD...
rowdiest
17
12
ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
rowdydow
26
18
hubbub; uproar, also...
rowdyish
26
16
somewhat rowdy [adj]
rowdyism
25
17
disorderly behaviour...
roweling
18
15
ROWEL, to prick with...
rowelled
18
14
ROWEL, to prick with...
rowlocks
22
19
ROWLOCK, a device fo...
rowndell
18
15
(Spenser) a bubble [...
rownding
17
16
ROWND, (obsolete) to...
rowovers
18
15
ROWOVER, a rowing ev...
royalets
20
11
ROYALET, a petty kin...
royalise
20
11
to play the king, al...
royalism
22
14
support of a monarch...
royalist
21
11
a supporter of a mon...
royalize
23
20
to play the king, al...
royaller
21
12
ROYAL, relating to a...
roysters
20
10
ROYSTER, to revel no...
roysting
21
13
ROYST, to revel nois...
rozelles
18
19
ROZELLE, an East Ind...
rozeting
17
20
ROZET, (Scots) to ro...
roziting
18
20
ROZIT, (Scots) to ro...
rubaboos
17
15
RUBABOO, a type of s...
rubaiyat
22
14
RUBAI, (Arabic) a Pe...
rubasses
16
12
RUBASSE, a kind of r...
rubbaboo
19
18
a type of soup, also...
rubbered
18
16
RUBBER, to provide w...
rubbings
20
18
RUBBING, an image pr...
rubbishy
28
19
like rubbish, also R...
rubblier
20
16
RUBBLY, abounding in...
rubbling
21
19
RUBBLE, to reduce in...
rubboard
18
16
a corrugated rectang...
rubbydub
28
22
(slang) an alcoholic...
rubdowns
19
17
RUBDOWN, a brisk rub...
rubefied
18
16
RUBEFY, to redden, a...
rubefies
18
15
RUBEFY, to redden, a...
rubellan
17
15
a mineral, an altere...
rubellas
18
14
RUBELLA, a virus dis...
rubeolar
16
13
relating to rubeola,...
rubeolas
16
13
RUBEOLA, a virus dis...
rubicons
19
16
RUBICON, to win at p...
rubicund
20
18
inclining to redness...
rubidium
19
17
a metallic element [...
rubified
19
16
RUBIFY, to redden, a...
rubifies
19
15
RUBIFY, to redden, a...
rubrical
21
16
colored in, or marke...
rubstone
15
13
a whetstone [n -S]
rubylike
25
19
like a ruby [adj]
ruchings
21
17
RUCHING, a ruche, or...
ruckling
21
20
RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
rucksack
23
23
a knapsack [n -S]
ruckseat
18
16
a folding seat attac...
ruckuses
19
17
RUCKUS, a noisy dist...
ructions
17
13
RUCTION, a noisy dis...
ructious
18
13
quarrelsome [adj]
ruddiest
15
11
RUDDY, reddish [adj]
ruddling
17
15
RUDDLE, to colour wi...
ruddocks
19
18
RUDDOCK, (dialect) a...
ruddying
22
16
RUDDY, to redden [v]
rudeness
13
11
the quality of being...
ruderals
15
11
RUDERAL, a plant gro...
ruderies
14
10
RUDERY, (colloquial)...
rudiment
15
14
a basic principle or...
rudistid
16
11
a cone-shapped extin...
ruefully
25
17
RUEFUL, feeling sorr...
ruellias
16
11
RUELLIA, a plant of...
ruffians
18
16
RUFFIAN, to behave l...
rufflers
20
16
RUFFLER, a beggar po...
rufflier
20
16
RUFFLY, not smooth [...
rufflike
21
20
resembling a pleated...
ruffling
21
19
the act of ruffling...
rufiyaas
22
14
RUFIYAA, a monetary...
rufouses
16
13
RUFOUS, a reddish or...
rugalach
21
17
(Yiddish) in Jewish...
rugelach
21
17
(Yiddish) in Jewish...
ruggeder
16
14
RUGGED, having an un...
ruggedly
24
17
RUGGED, having an un...
ruggiest
17
13
RUGGY, rough and une...
ruggings
18
16
RUGGING, a coarse ki...
rugosely
22
14
RUGOSE, wrinkled; co...
rugosity
22
13
the state of being r...
rugulose
16
13
having small wrinkle...
ruinable
16
14
able to be ruined [a...
ruinated
13
11
RUINATE, (archaic) t...
ruinates
13
10
RUINATE, (archaic) t...
ruinings
15
13
RUINING, the act of...
ruleless
16
11
unruly, without rule...
rulering
16
13
RULER, to strike wit...
rullions
16
12
RULLION, (Scots) a r...
rullocks
21
18
RULLOCK, a contrivan...
rumbaing
18
18
RUMBA, to perform a...
rumbelow
21
19
a meaningless word,...
rumblers
19
16
RUMBLER, a machine f...
rumblier
19
16
RUMBLY, tending to r...
rumbling
20
19
a deep, thunderous s...
ruminant
14
14
chewing the cud [adj...
ruminate
14
13
to chew again [v RUM...
rummaged
17
18
RUMMAGE, to search t...
rummager
17
17
one who rummages [n...
rummages
17
17
RUMMAGE, to search t...
rummiest
17
15
RUMMY, queer [adj]
rumorers
15
12
RUMORER, a person wh...
rumoring
16
15
RUMOR, to spread by...
rumorous
15
13
full of rumors [adj]
rumoured
15
14
RUMOUR, to spread by...
rumourer
15
13
one who spreads rumo...
rumpless
19
16
without a rump [adj]
rumplier
19
16
RUMPLY, wrinkled [ad...
rumpling
20
19
RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
rumpuses
18
16
RUMPUS, a noisy dist...
runabout
15
14
a small light boat,...
runagate
13
12
a fugitive, a runawa...
runangas
13
13
RUNANGA, a Maori ass...
runaways
22
15
RUNAWAY, one that ru...
runbacks
20
20
RUNBACK, the area be...
runcible
20
17
a nonsense word appl...
rundales
14
12
RUNDALE, (Scots) a s...
rundlets
15
12
RUNDLET, (archaic) a...
rundowns
16
15
RUNDOWN, a summary,...
runelike
15
15
like a rune [adj]
runflats
17
14
RUNFLAT, a tyre able...
rungless
16
13
without rungs [adj]
runkling
17
18
RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
runnable
15
15
fit for hunting [adj...
runniest
13
11
RUNNY, inclined to r...
runnings
14
14
RUNNING, a race [n]
runnions
12
12
RUNNION, (Shakespear...
runovers
15
14
RUNOVER, matter for...
runproof
17
16
(of stockings or tig...
runround
13
13
evasive action [n -S...
runtiest
14
10
RUNTY, like a runt [...
ruptured
17
14
RUPTURE, to burst [v...
ruptures
17
13
RUPTURE, to burst [v...
ruralise
15
10
to make rural, also...
ruralism
17
13
the state of being r...
ruralist
16
10
one who lives in the...
ruralite
15
10
one who lives in the...
rurality
22
12
the state of being r...
ruralize
18
19
to make rural, also...
rusalkas
16
14
RUSALKA, (Russian) a...
ruscuses
18
13
RUSCUS, any plant of...
rushiest
17
11
RUSHY, abounding in...
rushings
18
14
RUSHING, yardage gai...
rushlike
19
16
like a grasslike mar...
russeted
14
10
RUSSET, to become re...
russulae
15
11
RUSSULA, any fungus...
russulas
16
11
RUSSULA, any fungus...
rustable
17
13
able to rust [adj]
rustical
19
13
rustic, also RUSTIC,...
rusticly
26
15
RUSTIC, of or like t...
rustiest
15
9
RUSTY, covered with...
rustings
16
12
RUSTING, the act of...
rustlers
16
10
RUSTLER, one who ste...
rustless
16
10
free from rust [adj]
rustling
17
13
making a rustling so...
rutabaga
16
14
(Swedish) a root veg...
ruthenic
19
15
pertaining to a rare...
ruthless
18
12
having no compassion...
rutilant
15
11
having a reddish glo...
ruttiest
15
9
RUTTY, marked by rut...
ruttings
16
12
RUTTING, the act of...
ryebread
21
14
bread made from rye...
ryeflour
23
15
a pasture and fodder...
ryegrass
21
12
a pasture and fodder...
ryepecks
26
20
RYEPECK, a pole used...
ryotwari
23
13
(Hindi) a system of...
8 LETTER WORDS
8 letter words with A
8 letter words with B
8 letter words with C
8 letter words with D
8 letter words with E
8 letter words with F
8 letter words with G
8 letter words with H
8 letter words with I
8 letter words with J
8 letter words with K
8 letter words with L
8 letter words with M
8 letter words with N
8 letter words with O
8 letter words with P
8 letter words with Q
8 letter words with R
8 letter words with S
8 letter words with T
8 letter words with U
8 letter words with V
8 letter words with W
8 letter words with X
8 letter words with Y
8 letter words with Z