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sabatons
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SABATON, (historical...
sabayons
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SABAYON, (French) a...
sabbaths
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SABBATH, an assembly...
sabbatic
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a period of leave fr...
sabbings
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SABBING, the perform...
sabellas
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SABELLA, any of a ge...
sabering
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SABER, to strike wit...
sabkhahs
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SABKHAH, (Arabic) a...
sabkhats
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SABKHAT, (Arabic) a...
sabotage
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to destroy malicious...
saboteur
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(French) one who per...
sabotier
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(French) a wearer of...
sabreurs
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SABREUR, (French) a...
sabuline
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sandy [adj]
sabulose
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sandy; growing in sa...
sabulous
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sandy; growing in sa...
saburral
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relating to saburra,...
saburras
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SABURRA, a granular...
sacatons
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SACATON, (Spanish) a...
saccades
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SACCADE, (French) a...
saccadic
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jerky; twitching [ad...
saccoses
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SACCOS, (Greek) a Bi...
saccular
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saclike [adj]
saccules
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SACCULE, a small sac...
sacculus
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a small sac, also SA...
sacellum
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(Latin) an unroofed...
sachemic
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relating to a sachem...
sacheted
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possessed of a sache...
sackable
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serious enough to be...
sackaged
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SACKAGE, to sack or...
sackages
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SACKAGE [n]
sackbuts
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SACKBUT, a medieval...
sackfuls
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SACKFUL, as much as...
sackings
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SACKING, material fo...
sackless
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quiet; peaceable; ha...
sacklike
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like a sack [adj]
sackload
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the contents of a sa...
sacksful
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SACKFUL, as much as...
sacraria
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SACRARIUM, (Latin) t...
sacreder
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SACRED, dedicated to...
sacredly
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SACRED, dedicated to...
sacrings
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SACRING, (archaic) t...
sacrists
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SACRIST, a Church of...
sacristy
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a room in which sacr...
saddened
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SADDEN, to make sad...
saddlers
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SADDLER, one who mak...
saddlery
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the shop of a saddle...
saddling
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SADDLE, to put a lea...
sadhanas
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SADHANA, (Hindi) one...
sadirons
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SADIRON, a heavy fla...
sadistic
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like a sadist [adj S...
saeculum
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(Latin) an astronomi...
safaried
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SAFARI, to go on a h...
safarist
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a person who goes on...
safeness
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the quality of being...
safetied
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SAFETY, to protect a...
safeties
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SAFETY, to protect a...
saffians
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SAFFIAN, a brightly-...
saffrons
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SAFFRON, a flowering...
saffrony
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coloured like saffro...
safranin
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the yellow colouring...
safroles
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SAFROLE, a colourles...
safronal
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a spicy-tasting chem...
sagacity
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wisdom [n SAGACITIES...
sagamore
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(Native American) a...
saganash
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(Native American) a...
sagehood
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the state of being w...
sageness
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wisdom [n -ES]
sagenite
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a form of the minera...
saggards
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SAGGARD, a clay box...
saggared
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SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggered
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SAGGER, to pack in a...
saggiest
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SAGGY, characterized...
saggings
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SAGGING, the act of...
saginate
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to fatten animals [v...
sagittal
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shaped like an arrow...
sagittas
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SAGITTA, (Latin) a k...
sagouins
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SAGOUIN, a South Ame...
saguaros
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SAGUARO, (Spanish) a...
sahibahs
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SAHIBAH, (Hindi) a l...
sahiwals
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SAHIWAL, any of a br...
sahuaros
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SAHUARO, (Spanish) a...
saibling
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(German) a European...
saikless
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(Scots) quiet; peace...
sailable
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able to be sailed [a...
sailboat
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a boat with sails [n...
sailfish
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a large game fish wi...
sailings
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SAILING, the act of...
sailless
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without a sail [adj]
sailorly
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like or appropriate...
sailpast
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the sailing of ships...
sailroom
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a room aboard a vess...
saimiris
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SAIMIRI, a squirrel...
sainfoin
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a leguminous plant,...
saintdom
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the condition of bei...
saintess
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a female saint [n -E...
sainting
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SAINT, to hail as a...
saintish
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resembling a saint [...
saintism
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the quality of a sai...
sakerets
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SAKERET, the male sa...
sakiyehs
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SAKIYEH, (Arabic) an...
sakkoses
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SAKKOS, (Greek) an E...
saksauls
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SAKSAUL, a low, thic...
salaamed
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SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salacity
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lewdness [n SALACITI...
saladang
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a kind of wild ox, a...
salading
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ingredients for a sa...
salamons
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SALAMON, (obsolete)...
salariat
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the class of salarie...
salaried
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SALARY, to pay perio...
salaries
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SALARY, to pay perio...
salbands
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SALBAND, (German) a...
salchows
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SALCHOW, (Swedish) a...
saleable
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able to be sold, als...
saleably
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SALEABLE, able to be...
salering
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a cattle-selling are...
saleroom
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a room where goods f...
salesman
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a man who sells merc...
salesmen
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SALESMAN, a man who...
saleyard
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an enclosure in whic...
salferns
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SALFERN, a medicinal...
saliceta
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SALICETUM, a willow...
salicets
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SALICET, an organ st...
salicine
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a bitter crystalline...
salicins
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SALICIN, a bitter cr...
salience
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a projecting feature...
saliency
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a projecting feature...
salients
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SALIENT, an outward-...
salified
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SALIFY, to combine w...
salifies
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SALIFY, to combine w...
saligots
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SALIGOT, (French) th...
salinise
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to treat with salt,...
salinity
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a concentration of s...
salinize
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to treat with salt,...
salivary
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relating to saliva,...
salivate
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to secrete saliva [v...
salliers
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SALLIER, one who sal...
sallowed
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SALLOW, to make sall...
sallower
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SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
sallowly
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SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
sallying
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SALLY, to rush out s...
salmonet
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a young salmon, also...
salmonid
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a member of the salm...
salopian
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relating to a salop,...
salpians
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SALPIAN, a free-swim...
salpicon
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(French) a dish comp...
salsaing
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SALSA, to do such a...
salsilla
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a tropical plant [n...
saltando
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(Italian) a short, b...
saltants
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SALTANT, a mutated f...
saltated
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SALTATE, to undergo...
saltates
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SALTATE, to undergo...
saltatos
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SALTATO, (Italian) a...
saltbush
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an Australian plant...
saltcats
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SALTCAT, a mixture o...
salterns
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SALTERN, a saltwork...
saltfish
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salted cod [n -ES]
saltiers
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SALTIER, a heraldic...
saltiest
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SALTY, tasting of sa...
saltines
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SALTINE, a salted cr...
saltings
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SALTING, land regula...
saltires
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SALTIRE, an X-shaped...
saltless
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without salt [adj]
saltlike
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resembling salt [adj...
saltness
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the state of being s...
saltoing
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SALTO, (Italian) to...
saltpans
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SALTPAN, a large pan...
saltuses
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SALTUS, (Latin) a br...
saltwork
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a place where salt i...
saltwort
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a seaside herb [n -S...
salutary
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producing a benefici...
saluters
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SALUTER, one who sal...
saluting
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SALUTE, to greet wit...
salvable
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capable of being sav...
salvably
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SALVABLE, capable of...
salvaged
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SALVAGE, to save fro...
salvagee
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one in whose favor s...
salvager
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one who salvages [n...
salvages
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SALVAGE, to save fro...
salvetes
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SALVETE, (Latin) a g...
salvific
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(obsolete) having th...
salvings
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SALVING, the act of...
salvoing
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SALVO, to discharge...
samadhis
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SAMADHI, (Sanskrit)...
samarium
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a metallic element [...
sambaing
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SAMBA, to perform a...
sambhars
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SAMBHAR, a large Asi...
sambhurs
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SAMBHUR, a large Asi...
sambucas
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SAMBUCA, an ancient...
sambukes
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SAMBUKE, an ancient...
sameness
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lack of variety [n -...
samisens
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SAMISEN, (Japanese)...
samithis
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SAMITHI, (Hindi) a p...
samizdat
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(Russian) in the for...
samnitis
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(Spenser) an unknown...
samovars
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SAMOVAR, (Russian) a...
samoyeds
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SAMOYED, any of a Si...
samphire
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a fleshy coastal pla...
sampires
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SAMPIRE, a fleshy co...
samplers
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SAMPLER, one that sa...
samplery
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sample work [n SAMPL...
sampling
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a small part selecte...
samsaras
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SAMSARA, (Sanskrit)...
samsaric
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of or relating to sa...
samshoos
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SAMSHOO, (Chinese) a...
samskara
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(Sanskrit) a Hindu p...
samurais
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SAMURAI, (Japanese)...
sanative
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having the power to...
sanatory
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of healing [adj]
sanctify
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to make holy [v SANC...
sanction
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to authorize [v -ED,...
sanctity
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holiness [n SANCTITI...
sanctums
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SANCTUM, a sacred pl...
sandable
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able to be sanded [a...
sandaled
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SANDAL, to dress in...
sandarac
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the resin of a tropi...
sandbags
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SANDBAG, to stun wit...
sandbank
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a mound of sand in a...
sandbars
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SANDBAR, a ridge of...
sandboys
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SANDBOY, one who is...
sandburr
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an annual herb, also...
sandburs
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SANDBUR, an annual h...
sanddabs
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SANDDAB, a small Pac...
sandfish
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a small marine fish...
sandheap
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a pile of sand [n -S...
sandhill
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a hill of sand [n -S...
sandhogs
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SANDHOG, a worker wh...
sandiest
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SANDY, covered with...
sandings
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SANDING, the act of...
sandiver
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scum formed on molte...
sandless
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without sand [adj]
sandlike
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like sand [adj]
sandling
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a marine fish [n -S]
sandlots
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SANDLOT, a vacant pl...
sandpeep
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(US) any small sandp...
sandpile
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a pile of sand [n -S...
sandpits
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SANDPIT, a pit dug i...
sandpump
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a pump for sand or m...
sandshoe
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a lightweight sneake...
sandsoap
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a soap for heavy cle...
sandspit
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a small point of lan...
sandspur
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an annual herb, also...
sandwich
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to place between two...
sandworm
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a sand-dwelling worm...
sandwort
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any of various small...
sandyish
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somewhat sandy [adj]
saneness
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sanity [n -ES]
sangaree
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(Spanish) a summer d...
sangeets
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SANGEET, a kind of p...
sanghats
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SANGHAT, (Punjabi) a...
sanglier
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(French) a wild boar...
sangomas
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SANGOMA, (Zulu) a wi...
sangrail
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the legendary cup us...
sangreal
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the legendary cup us...
sangrias
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SANGRIA, (Spanish) a...
sanguify
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to make blood [v SAN...
sanguine
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bloody; optimistic [...
sanicles
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SANICLE, a wild flow...
sanidine
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a variety of orthocl...
sanified
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SANIFY, to make heal...
sanifies
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SANIFY, to make heal...
sanitary
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related to health [a...
sanitate
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to clean and sterili...
sanities
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SANITY, the state of...
sanitise
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to clean and sterili...
sanitize
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to clean and sterili...
sannyasi
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(Hindi) a Hindu asce...
sanserif
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a typeface without s...
santalic
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pertaining to sandal...
santalin
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colouring matter [n...
santalol
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sandalwood oil [n -S...
santeras
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SANTERA, a priestess...
santeria
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(Spanish) a Caribbea...
santeros
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SANTERO, (Spanish) a...
santonin
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an anthelminthic ext...
santoors
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SANTOOR, (Arabic) an...
santours
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SANTOUR, (Arabic) an...
sanyasis
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SANYASI, (Hindi) a H...
saouaris
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SAOUARI, a tree of G...
sapajous
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SAPAJOU, a long-tail...
sapegoes
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SAPEGO, a dry, scaly...
sapheads
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SAPHEAD, a stupid pe...
saphenae
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SAPHENA, a large vei...
saphenas
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SAPHENA, a large vei...
sapidity
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the state of being s...
sapience
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discernment, judgeme...
sapiency
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discernment; judgeme...
sapients
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SAPIENT, a wise pers...
saplings
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SAPLING, a young tre...
saponify
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to convert into soap...
saponine
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a soapy substance ob...
saponins
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SAPONIN, a soapy sub...
saponite
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a hydrous silicate o...
saporous
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flavourful, also SAP...
sapphics
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SAPPHIC, a type of v...
sapphire
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a precious variety o...
sapphism
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lesbianism [n -S]
sapphist
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a lesbian [n -S]
sappiest
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SAPPY, full of sap [...
sappings
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SAPPING, the act of...
sappling
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SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
sapremia
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a kind of blood-pois...
sapremic
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relating to sapremia...
saprobes
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SAPROBE, an organism...
saprobic
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of or like a saprobe...
sapropel
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a slimy sediment lai...
sapsagos
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SAPSAGO, (German) a...
sapucaia
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a South American tre...
sapwoods
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SAPWOOD, the newly f...
saraband
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(Spanish) a stately...
sarafans
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SARAFAN, (Russian) t...
sarangis
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SARANGI, (Hindi) an...
sarcasms
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SARCASM, a sharply m...
sarcenet
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a fine silk fabric,...
sarcinae
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SARCINA, a spherical...
sarcinas
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SARCINA, a spherical...
sarcodes
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SARCODE, protoplasm,...
sarcodic
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of or pertaining to...
sarcoids
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SARCOID, a fleshy tu...
sarcomas
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SARCOMA, (Greek) a t...
sarconet
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a fine silk fabric,...
sardanas
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SARDANA, a Spanish f...
sardelle
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a small fish related...
sardined
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SARDINE, to pack tig...
sardines
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SARDINE, to pack tig...
sardonic
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mocking [adj SARDONI...
sardonyx
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an onyx with alterna...
sargassa
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SARGASSUM, a genus o...
sargasso
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(Portuguese) a genus...
sargoses
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SARGOS, (Spanish) a...
sarguses
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SARGUS, (Spanish) a...
sarkiest
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SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sarkings
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SARKING, a lining of...
sarmenta
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SARMENTUM, (Latin) a...
sarments
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SARMENT, a long whip...
sarodist
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one who plays the sa...
sarpanch
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the head of an India...
sarrasin
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(French) buckwheat,...
sarrazin
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(French) buckwheat,...
sarsdens
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SARSDEN, a sandstone...
sarsenet
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a fine silk fabric,...
sarsnets
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SARSNET, a thin tiss...
sartorii
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8
SARTORIUS, a flat th...
sasanqua
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(Japanese) a kind of...
sasarara
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a scolding; a blow,...
sashayed
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SASHAY, (colloquial)...
sashimis
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SASHIMI, (Japanese)...
sashless
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without a sash [adj]
sassiest
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8
SASSY, impertinent [...
sassolin
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a native boric acid,...
sasswood
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the bark of a West A...
sastruga
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(Russian) long paral...
sastrugi
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SASTRUGA, (Russian)...
satanism
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worship of the power...
satanist
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one who worships the...
satanity
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devilishness [n SATA...
satchels
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SATCHEL, a small car...
sateless
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9
insatiable [adj]
satelles
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10
(obsolete) a satelli...
satiable
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12
capable of being sat...
satiably
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SATIABLE, capable of...
satiated
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SATIATE, to satisfy...
satiates
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SATIATE, to satisfy...
satinets
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9
SATINET, a thin sati...
satining
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SATIN, to make like...
satinpod
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a flowering plant, a...
satirise
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to subject to satire...
satirist
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one who satirizes, a...
satirize
17
17
to subject to satire...
satrapal
16
12
of or pertaining to...
satsangs
14
11
SATSANG, (Sanskrit)...
satsumas
15
12
SATSUMA, (Japanese)...
saturant
13
10
a substance used to...
saturate
13
9
to fill completely w...
saturnic
17
13
suffering from lead...
satyrals
21
11
SATYRAL, a heraldic...
satyress
20
10
a female satyr, also...
satyrids
21
11
SATYRID, a brownish...
satyrisk
22
14
a little satyr [n -S...
saucebox
24
22
a saucy, impudent pe...
saucepan
17
16
a cooking utensil [n...
saucepot
18
15
a deep cooking pot w...
sauciers
17
12
SAUCIER, a chef who...
sauciest
17
12
SAUCY, impertinent [...
saucisse
17
12
(French) a long canv...
saufgard
17
15
(Spenser) a safeguar...
saunaing
13
13
SAUNA, to take a sau...
saunters
13
10
SAUNTER, to walk in...
saunting
14
13
SAUNT, to sanctify [...
saurians
13
10
SAURIAN, any of a su...
sauroids
14
10
SAUROID, a type of f...
sauropod
15
13
any gigantic herbivo...
sausages
14
11
SAUSAGE, finely chop...
sauteing
14
12
SAUTE, (French) to f...
sauterne
12
10
(French) a sweet whi...
sautoire
13
9
(French) a long neck...
sautoirs
14
9
SAUTOIR, (French) a...
savagely
23
17
SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
savagery
22
16
the quality of being...
savagest
16
14
SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
savaging
17
17
SAVAGE, to attack or...
savagism
18
17
the state of being s...
savannah
15
16
(Spanish) tropical g...
savannas
13
14
SAVANNA, a flat, tre...
savantes
14
13
SAVANTE, (French) a...
savarins
15
13
SAVARIN, (French) a...
saveable
17
16
that can be saved, a...
savegard
16
15
(Spenser) to safegua...
saveloys
22
15
SAVELOY, a highly se...
saveying
22
17
SAVEY, to know, to u...
savingly
24
18
SAVING [adv]
saviours
16
13
SAVIOUR, one who sav...
savorers
15
12
SAVORER, one that sa...
savorier
15
12
SAVORY, (US) savoury...
savories
15
12
SAVORY, a kind of he...
savorily
23
15
SAVORY, (US) savoury...
savoring
16
15
SAVOR, to taste or s...
savorous
15
13
savoury, pleasant to...
savoured
15
14
SAVOUR, to taste or...
savourer
15
13
one that savors, als...
savourly
23
16
(obsolete) relishing...
savoyard
21
15
a devotee of Gilbert...
savveyed
23
19
SAVVEY, (colloquial)...
savviest
18
16
SAVVY, shrewd [adj]
savvying
25
21
SAVVY, to understand...
sawbills
22
16
SAWBILL, a kind of b...
sawblade
19
16
the blade of a saw [...
sawbones
17
15
(colloquial) a surge...
sawbucks
24
22
SAWBUCK, a rack used...
sawdered
16
13
SAWDER, to flatter,...
sawdusts
18
13
SAWDUST, to sprinkle...
sawdusty
24
15
sprinkled with sawdu...
sawflies
20
15
SAWFLY, a hymenopter...
sawgrass
18
13
a sedge with serrate...
sawhorse
18
13
a rack used as a sup...
sawmills
21
16
SAWMILL, a place whe...
sawshark
20
17
a kind of shark with...
sawteeth
18
13
SAWTOOTH, one of a s...
sawtooth
18
13
one of a set of teet...
saxatile
20
16
living or growing am...
saxhorns
21
18
SAXHORN, a brass win...
saxicole
23
19
living or growing am...
saxonies
18
16
SAXONY, a fine soft...
saxonite
18
16
an ultrabasic igneou...
saxtubas
22
19
SAXTUBA, a bass saxh...
sayonara
17
11
(Japanese) goodbye [...
sazeracs
19
20
SAZERAC, a cocktail...
scabbard
21
18
to sheathe, as a swo...
scabbier
21
17
SCABBY, covered with...
scabbily
29
20
SCABBY, covered with...
scabbing
22
20
SCAB, to become cove...
scabbled
22
19
SCABBLE, to shape ro...
scabbles
22
18
SCABBLE, to shape ro...
scabiosa
18
14
any of various plant...
scabious
19
15
any of various plant...
scabland
19
17
rocky land with litt...
scablike
21
19
resembling a scab [a...
scabrous
19
15
roughened with small...
scaffier
21
17
SCAFFY, (Scots) havi...
scaffies
21
17
SCAFFIE, (Scots) a s...
scaffing
22
20
SCAFF, (Scots) to be...
scaffold
22
19
to provide with a te...
scagging
20
18
SCAG, to make a tear...
scaglias
19
14
SCAGLIA, (Italian) a...
scailing
19
15
SCAIL, (Scots) to sc...
scaithed
19
14
SCAITH, to injure, a...
scalable
20
16
that can be scaled,...
scalably
27
18
SCALABLE, that can b...
scalades
17
13
SCALADE, the scaling...
scalados
17
13
SCALADO, (Italian) t...
scalages
18
14
SCALAGE, a percentag...
scalares
17
12
SCALARE, a kind of t...
scalawag
21
17
a good-for-nothing,...
scalders
18
13
SCALDER, that which...
scalding
19
16
the act of scalding...
scaldini
18
14
SCALDINO, an Italian...
scaldino
17
14
an Italian brazier [...
scalenes
16
13
SCALENE, one of the...
scalenus
17
14
a muscle in the neck...
scalepan
18
16
a pan on a weighing...
scaleups
20
16
SCALEUP, an increase...
scaliest
18
12
SCALY, peeling off i...
scalings
19
15
SCALING, climbing [n...
scallies
19
13
SCALLY, a scallywag...
scallion
18
14
an onion-like plant...
scallops
21
16
SCALLOP, to indent l...
scalpels
21
16
SCALPEL, a small sur...
scalpers
20
15
SCALPER, a semicircu...
scalping
21
18
the act of scalping...
scalpins
20
16
small drainage stone...
scalprum
22
19
a surgeon's rasping...
scambled
21
19
SCAMBLE, to move awk...
scambler
21
18
(Scots) one who scro...
scambles
21
18
SCAMBLE, to move awk...
scammers
19
17
SCAMMER, one who per...
scamming
20
20
SCAM, to cheat or sw...
scammony
24
20
a climbing plant [n...
scampers
20
17
SCAMPER, to run play...
scampies
20
17
SCAMPI, (Italian) cr...
scamping
21
20
work done without th...
scampish
23
19
of or like a scamp [...
scamster
18
14
one who perpetrates...
scandals
17
14
SCANDAL, to defame [...
scandent
15
14
climbing as a plant...
scandias
16
13
SCANDIA, an oxide of...
scandium
18
17
a rare metallic elem...
scanners
15
13
SCANNER, a device fo...
scanning
16
16
close examination [n...
scansion
15
13
the mode of analysin...
scantest
16
12
SCANT, scarce [adj]
scantier
16
12
SCANTY, poorly suppl...
scanties
16
12
brief panties for wo...
scantily
24
15
SCANTY, poorly suppl...
scanting
17
15
SCANT, to cut short,...
scantity
23
14
scantness [n SCANTIT...
scantled
17
14
SCANTLE, to stint, m...
scantles
17
13
SCANTLE, to stint, m...
scapaing
19
17
SCAPA, to run away,...
scaphoid
21
17
a boat-shaped bone i...
scappled
22
19
SCAPPLE, to work sto...
scapples
22
18
SCAPPLE, to work sto...
scapulae
19
16
SCAPULA, a bone in t...
scapular
20
16
a loose sleeveless v...
scapulas
20
16
SCAPULA, a bone in t...
scarabee
17
14
(archaic) a scarabae...
scarcely
27
17
SCARCE, in short sup...
scarcest
20
14
SCARCE, in short sup...
scarcity
27
16
the quality of being...
scareder
16
12
SCARED, frightened [...
scarfers
19
14
SCARFER, one that ea...
scarfing
20
17
in carpentry, joinin...
scarfish
22
16
a kind of fish, the...
scarfpin
21
18
a pin for fastening...
scariest
17
11
SCARY, frightening,...
scariose
16
11
thin, dry and membra...
scarious
17
12
thin, dry and membra...
scarless
18
12
having no scars [adj...
scarlets
18
12
SCARLET, to redden [...
scarmoge
18
16
(archaic) a skirmish...
scarpaed
18
15
SCARPA, to run away,...
scarpers
19
14
SCARPER, to run away...
scarphed
21
17
SCARPH, in carpentry...
scarping
20
17
an escarpment [n -S]
scarrier
17
11
SCARRY, marked with...
scarring
18
14
blemishes from wound...
scarting
18
14
SCART, to scratch, s...
scatback
23
21
a type of player in...
scatches
22
16
SCATCH, a stilt [n]
scathing
20
16
SCATHE, to injure, a...
scatoles
17
12
SCATOLE, a crystalli...
scatters
17
11
SCATTER, to disperse...
scattery
23
13
dispersed [adj]
scattier
17
11
SCATTY, empty-headed...
scattily
25
14
SCATTY, empty-headed...
scatting
18
14
pebble dashing [n -S...
scauding
18
16
SCAUD, (Scots) to sc...
scaupers
19
15
SCAUPER, a semicircu...
scauping
20
18
SCAUP, to cut the sc...
scauries
17
12
SCAURY, in the Orkne...
scauring
18
15
SCAUR, (Scots) to sc...
scavaged
19
18
SCAVAGE, to scavenge...
scavager
19
17
an officer who colle...
scavages
19
17
SCAVAGE [n]
scavenge
18
18
to search through ru...
scawtite
20
14
a carbonate or silic...
sceattas
16
11
SCEATT, (Old English...
sceduled
18
15
SCEDULE, (US) to pla...
scedules
18
14
SCEDULE, (US) to pla...
scelerat
17
12
(French) a villain,...
scenario
15
12
an outline of a dram...
scending
17
16
SCEND, of a ship, to...
sceneman
15
16
a scene-shifter [n S...
scenemen
15
16
SCENEMAN, a scene-sh...
scenical
20
16
of or pertaining to...
scentful
20
17
having acute sense o...
scenting
17
15
the act of a dog sce...
scepters
19
14
SCEPTER, to invest w...
sceptics
23
17
SCEPTIC, a person wh...
sceptral
20
15
pertaining to royal...
sceptred
19
15
SCEPTRE, to invest w...
sceptres
19
14
SCEPTRE, to invest w...
scerning
17
15
SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schanses
18
14
SCHANSE, (Afrikaans)...
schantze
21
23
(Afrikaans) a heap o...
schanzes
21
23
SCHANZE, (Afrikaans)...
schapped
23
20
SCHAPPE, (German) to...
schappes
23
19
SCHAPPE, (German) to...
schapska
22
20
(Polish) a kind of m...
schedule
20
16
to plan, also SCEDUL...
schellum
23
19
(Scots) a scoundrel,...
schemata
19
16
SCHEMA, (Greek) a sc...
schemers
20
16
SCHEMER, one that sc...
schemies
20
16
SCHEMIE, (Scots) der...
scheming
21
19
artful [adj SCHEMING...
scherzos
22
22
SCHERZO, a lively mu...
schiedam
20
17
(Dutch) Holland gin...
schiller
22
15
(German) a peculiar...
schimmel
23
20
(German) a roan hors...
schismas
21
16
SCHISMA, (Greek) in...
schizier
23
22
SCHIZY, affected wit...
schizoid
23
23
suffering from schiz...
schizont
22
23
in protozoans, a mat...
schlager
21
16
(German) a duelling...
schlepps
25
20
SCHLEPP, (Yiddish) t...
schleppy
31
22
(Yiddish) incompeten...
schlichs
27
19
SCHLICH, (German) th...
schliere
20
14
(German) one of a se...
schlocks
25
21
SCHLOCK, inferior me...
schlocky
31
23
of inferior quality,...
schlongs
21
17
SCHLONG, (slang) the...
schlumps
25
21
SCHLUMP, to flop, sl...
schlumpy
31
23
unattractive, sloven...
schmaltz
25
26
excessive sentimenta...
schmalzy
31
28
characterized by sch...
schmatte
20
16
(Yiddish) clothing,...
schmears
20
16
SCHMEAR, (Yiddish) t...
schmecks
25
23
SCHMECK, (Yiddish) t...
schmeers
20
16
SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmelze
24
26
(German) a kind of g...
schmocks
25
23
SCHMOCK, (Yiddish) a...
schmoose
19
16
(Yiddish) to chat in...
schmooze
22
25
(Yiddish) to chat in...
schmoozy
29
27
(Yiddish) gossipy, a...
schmucks
26
24
SCHMUCK [n]
schmucky
32
26
acting like a schmuc...
schnapps
23
20
a kind of brandy, al...
schnecke
22
21
(German) a sweet bre...
schnooks
19
18
SCHNOOK, (Yiddish) a...
schnorrs
19
14
SCHNORR, (Yiddish) t...
schnozes
21
23
SCHNOZ, (Yiddish) th...
scholars
20
14
SCHOLAR, a learned p...
scholion
19
15
(Greek) a marginal a...
scholium
22
18
an explanatory margi...
schooled
19
15
SCHOOL, to educate i...
schooler
19
14
a student attending...
schooles
19
14
SCHOOLE, (Shakespear...
schoolie
19
14
(Australian slang) a...
schooner
17
14
a kind of sailing ve...
schticks
25
20
SCHTICK, (Yiddish) a...
schtooks
20
17
SCHTOOK, (Yiddish) t...
schtucks
25
21
SCHTUCK, (Yiddish) t...
schussed
20
15
SCHUSS, to make a fa...
schusser
20
14
(German) one who mak...
schusses
20
14
SCHUSS, to make a fa...
sciaenid
16
13
a member of the fami...
sciarids
18
12
SCIARID, a minute, d...
sciatica
20
14
neuritis of the scia...
sciatics
21
14
SCIATIC, the sciatic...
scienced
19
16
versed [adj]
sciences
19
15
SCIENCE, knowledge o...
scienter
16
12
having knowledge [ad...
scilicet
22
15
(Latin) to wit; name...
scimetar
18
14
a curved oriental sw...
scimitar
19
14
a curved oriental sw...
scimiter
19
14
a curved oriental sw...
scincoid
20
16
belonging to the ski...
sciolism
20
15
superficial knowledg...
sciolist
19
12
one whose knowledge...
sciolous
18
13
knowing superficiall...
scirocco
23
17
(Italian) a hot, dry...
scirrhus
21
14
a hard tumour [n SCI...
scissels
19
12
SCISSEL, metal clipp...
scissile
19
12
capable of being cut...
scissils
20
12
SCISSIL, metal clipp...
scission
17
12
a division or split...
scissors
18
11
SCISSOR, to cut with...
scissure
18
12
a lengthwise cut [n...
sciurids
19
13
SCIURID, a member of...
sciurine
17
13
a member of the squi...
sciuroid
18
13
of or relating to sq...
sclaffed
22
19
SCLAFF, to strike th...
sclaffer
22
18
one who sclaffs, sla...
sclating
19
15
SCLATE, to slate [v]
sclereid
18
13
a thick-walled plant...
sclerema
18
15
(Greek) a hardening...
sclerite
18
12
a hard skeletal plat...
scleroid
18
13
of tissue, hard, har...
scleroma
18
15
a hardened patch of...
sclerose
17
12
to harden; to affect...
sclerous
18
13
hard, indurated, als...
sclimmed
21
19
SCLIM, (Scots) to cl...
scodiest
17
12
SCODY, (New Zealand)...
scoffers
21
17
SCOFFER, one who sco...
scoffing
22
20
scornful [adj SCOFFI...
scofflaw
25
21
a habitual law viola...
scogging
20
18
SCOG, (Scots) to she...
scoinson
15
13
the inner part of a...
scolders
18
13
SCOLDER, one who sco...
scolding
19
16
a harsh reproof [n -...
scoleces
20
15
SCOLEX, the knoblike...
scolecid
21
16
a worm of the Scolec...
scolices
21
15
SCOLEX, the knoblike...
scolioma
18
15
abnormal curvature o...
scollops
21
16
SCOLLOP, to indent l...
scolytid
25
15
any one of numerous...
scombrid
21
18
a fish of the Scombr...
scomfish
23
19
(Scots) to suffocate...
sconcing
20
18
SCONCE, to entrench,...
scontion
15
13
the inner part of a...
scoobies
18
14
SCOOBY, a clue, as i...
scooched
21
17
SCOOCH, to compress...
scooches
21
16
SCOOCH, to compress...
scooging
18
16
SCOOG, (Scots) to sh...
scoopers
18
14
SCOOPER, a tool used...
scoopful
22
19
as much as a scoop c...
scooping
19
17
the act of scooping...
scooshed
18
14
SCOOSH, to squirt, a...
scooshes
18
13
SCOOSH, to squirt, a...
scooters
16
11
SCOOTER [n]
scooting
17
14
SCOOT, to go quickly...
scopelid
20
16
a member of the Scop...
scopulae
19
16
SCOPULA, a brushlike...
scopulas
20
16
SCOPULA, a brushlike...
scorched
22
17
SCORCH, to burn slig...
scorcher
22
16
(colloquial) a very...
scorches
22
16
SCORCH, to burn slig...
scordato
16
12
(Italian) put out of...
scorepad
18
15
a pad on which score...
scorings
18
14
SCORING, orchestrati...
scorious
17
12
like slag, also SCOR...
scorners
16
12
SCORNER, one who sco...
scornful
20
17
expressing contempt...
scorning
17
15
the act of scorning...
scorpers
19
14
SCORPER, a semicircu...
scorpion
18
15
any arachnid of the...
scorsers
17
11
SCORSER, one who bar...
scorsing
18
14
SCORSE, (obsolete) t...
scotched
22
17
SCOTCH, to frustrate...
scotches
22
16
SCOTCH, to frustrate...
scotomas
17
14
SCOTOMA, dizziness w...
scotomia
17
14
(obsolete) dizziness...
scotopia
18
14
vision in dim light...
scotopic
22
17
relating to scotopia...
scotties
17
11
SCOTTIE, a short-leg...
scouging
19
17
SCOUG, (Scots) to sh...
scouping
20
18
SCOUP, (Scots) to bo...
scourers
17
12
SCOURER, (historical...
scourged
18
15
SCOURGE, to whip sev...
scourger
18
14
one who scourges [n...
scourges
18
14
SCOURGE, to whip sev...
scouries
17
12
SCOURIE, (Old Norse)...
scouring
18
15
material removed by...
scoursed
17
13
SCOURSE, to barter,...
scourses
17
12
SCOURSE, to barter,...
scousers
17
12
SCOUSER, a native of...
scouters
17
12
SCOUTER, an adult wo...
scouther
19
14
to scorch, also SCOW...
scouting
18
15
the act of one who s...
scowders
20
15
SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowlers
21
15
SCOWLER, one who sco...
scowling
22
18
SCOWL, to frown angr...
scowping
23
20
SCOWP, (Scots) to bo...
scowrers
20
14
SCOWRER, (obsolete)...
scowries
20
14
SCOWRIE, (Old Norse)...
scowther
22
16
(Scots) to scorch, s...
scrabbed
21
18
SCRAB, (dialect) to...
scrabble
22
18
to claw or grope abo...
scrabbly
29
20
scrabbling [adj SCRA...
scragged
19
16
SCRAG, to wring the...
scraggly
27
18
irregular or ragged...
scraichs
23
16
SCRAICH, (Scots) to...
scraighs
21
15
SCRAIGH, (Scots) to...
scrambed
20
18
SCRAMB, (dialect) to...
scramble
21
18
to move hurriedly, a...
scramjet
20
23
a type of aircraft e...
scrammed
19
18
SCRAM, to leave quic...
scrannel
16
14
(archaic) a thin per...
scrapers
19
14
SCRAPER, one that sc...
scrapies
19
14
SCRAPIE, a disease o...
scraping
20
17
scraped off [n -S]
scrapped
21
18
SCRAP, to discard [v...
scrapper
21
17
a fighter [n -S]
scrapple
22
18
a mixture of ground...
scratchy
29
18
made by scratching [...
scratted
17
12
SCRAT, to scratch, a...
scrattle
18
12
to keep scratching,...
scrauchs
23
17
SCRAUCH, to squawk,...
scraughs
21
16
SCRAUGH, (Scots) to...
scravels
20
16
SCRAVEL, to move qui...
scrawbed
22
18
SCRAWB, to scrape wi...
scrawled
21
16
SCRAWL, to write has...
scrawler
21
15
one who scrawls [n -...
scrawmed
21
18
SCRAWM, (dialect) to...
scrawped
22
18
SCRAWP, (dialect) to...
screaked
17
16
SCREAK, to creak [v]
screamed
17
15
SCREAM, to utter a p...
screamer
17
14
a gooselike South Am...
screamos
17
14
SCREAMO, a form of e...
screechy
28
18
screeching [adj SCRE...
screeded
16
13
SCREED, to tear; to...
screeder
16
12
a person who lays pl...
screened
15
13
SCREEN, to provide w...
screener
15
12
one who screens [n -...
screenie
15
12
(Australian slang) a...
screeted
16
12
SCREET, (dialect) to...
screeved
18
16
SCREEVE, to write be...
screever
18
15
one who writes beggi...
screeves
18
15
SCREEVE, to write be...
screichs
23
16
SCREICH, to shriek,...
screighs
21
15
SCREIGH, to shriek,...
screwers
20
14
SCREWER, one who scr...
screwier
20
14
SCREWY, (colloquial)...
screwing
21
17
the act of screwing...
screwtop
22
17
a bottle with a scre...
screwups
23
18
SCREWUP, an instance...
scribble
23
18
to write hastily or...
scribbly
30
20
written hastily or i...
scribers
20
14
SCRIBER, a scribing...
scribing
21
17
the act of scribing...
scribism
22
17
the character and op...
scriechs
23
16
SCRIECH, (Scots) to...
scrienes
16
12
SCRIENE, (obsolete)...
scrieved
19
16
SCRIEVE, (Scots) to...
scrieves
19
15
SCRIEVE, (Scots) to...
scriggle
21
16
to wriggle, writhe [...
scriggly
28
18
wriggly [adj SCRIGGL...
scriking
20
18
SCRIKE, to shriek, a...
scrimped
21
18
SCRIMP, to scratch a...
scrimper
21
17
one who scrimps [n -...
scrimpit
22
17
(Scots) meager [adj]
scrimply
29
20
SCRIMP, scanty, also...
scrimure
19
15
(obsolete) a fencer...
scripted
20
15
SCRIPT, to prepare a...
scripter
20
14
one who scripts [n -...
scriving
21
18
SCRIVE, to write, es...
scrobbed
21
18
SCROB, to scrape wit...
scrobble
22
18
of an online music s...
scrofula
20
16
tuberculosis of the...
scroggie
19
15
abounding in scrogs,...
scroggin
19
16
(Australian) a hiker...
scrolled
19
14
SCROLL, to move text...
scroller
19
13
someone or something...
scroming
19
17
SCROME, (dialect) to...
scrooged
17
14
SCROOGE, to crowd; t...
scrooges
17
13
SCROOGE, to crowd; t...
scrooped
18
15
SCROOP, to make a ha...
scrootch
22
16
to crouch, also SCRO...
scrotums
19
15
SCROTUM, the bag of...
scrouged
18
15
SCROUGE, to crowd; t...
scrouger
18
14
(US archaic) a whopp...
scrouges
18
14
SCROUGE, to crowd; t...
scrounge
17
15
to gather by foragin...
scroungy
24
17
dirty [adj SCROUNGIE...
scrowdge
21
17
to crowd; to squeeze...
scrowled
21
16
SCROWLE, to draft, a...
scrowles
21
15
SCROWLE, to draft, a...
scroyles
24
14
SCROYLE, (obsolete)...
scrubbed
22
19
SCRUB, to rub hard i...
scrubber
22
18
an apparatus for rem...
scruffed
22
19
SCRUFF, in rugby, to...
scrummed
20
19
SCRUM, to mill aroun...
scrummie
20
18
(slang) a rugby scru...
scrumped
21
19
SCRUMP, to gather wi...
scrumple
22
19
to crumple or crush...
scrumpox
27
25
(slang) rugby slang...
scrunchy
29
20
able to be crushed [...
scrupled
21
17
SCRUPLE, to hesitate...
scrupler
21
16
one who has scruples...
scruples
21
16
SCRUPLE, to hesitate...
scrutiny
24
15
a close examination,...
scruzing
22
24
SCRUZE, (obsolete) t...
scryings
25
16
SCRYING, the practic...
scubaing
20
18
SCUBA, to dive using...
scuchins
23
18
SCUCHIN, (Spenser) a...
scudders
18
14
SCUDDER, one who scu...
scudding
19
17
SCUD, to run or move...
scuddled
19
16
SCUDDLE, to run hast...
scuddles
19
15
SCUDDLE, to run hast...
scudlers
19
14
SCUDLER, the conduct...
scuffers
22
18
SCUFFER, a type of s...
scuffing
23
21
SCUFF, to scrape the...
scuffled
23
20
SCUFFLE, to struggle...
scuffler
23
19
one who scuffles [n...
scuffles
23
19
SCUFFLE, to struggle...
scugging
21
19
SCUG, (Scots) to she...
sculches
24
18
SCULCH, rubbish, als...
sculkers
20
17
SCULKER, one that sk...
sculking
21
20
SCULK, to move about...
scullers
20
14
SCULLER, one that sc...
scullery
26
16
a storeroom and clea...
sculling
21
17
the act of sculling...
scullion
19
15
a kitchen servant wh...
sculping
22
19
SCULP, to form an im...
sculpins
21
17
SCULPIN, the scorpio...
sculpsit
22
16
(Latin) he or she sc...
sculpted
21
17
SCULPT, to form an i...
sculptor
21
16
one who sculpts [n -...
scumbags
22
20
SCUMBAG, a contempti...
scumball
23
20
a dirtbag [n -S]
scumbers
21
18
SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scumbled
22
20
SCUMBLE, to soften t...
scumbles
22
19
SCUMBLE, to soften t...
scumfish
24
20
(Scots) to suffocate...
scumless
20
16
having no scum [adj]
scumlike
21
20
like scum [adj]
scummers
20
18
SCUMMER, (Scots) a s...
scummier
20
18
SCUMMY, covered with...
scummily
28
21
SCUMMY, covered with...
scumming
21
21
matter removed as sc...
scungier
18
15
SCUNGY, (Australian...
scungile
19
16
(Italian) the meat o...
scungili
20
16
SCUNGILE, (Italian)...
scunging
19
18
SCUNGE, to slink abo...
scunners
16
14
SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppaug
23
21
a marine fish food,...
scuppers
22
18
SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scurfier
20
15
SCURFY, covered with...
scurried
18
13
SCURRY, to move hurr...
scurrier
18
12
(obsolete) a scout,...
scurries
18
12
SCURRY, to move hurr...
scurrile
19
13
(archaic) like or wo...
scurring
19
15
SCUR, to scour, sear...
scurvier
20
16
SCURVY, scabby, mean...
scurvies
20
16
SCURVY, a disease ca...
scurvily
28
19
SCURVY, scabby, mean...
scutages
18
14
SCUTAGE, (historical...
scutched
23
18
SCUTCH, to beat out...
scutcher
23
17
one who scutches, be...
scutches
23
17
SCUTCH, to beat out...
scutella
19
14
SCUTELLUM, a scale o...
scutiger
19
14
a kind of centipede;...
scutters
18
12
SCUTTER, to run hast...
scuttled
19
14
SCUTTLE, to move or...
scuttler
19
13
one who scuttles [n...
scuttles
19
13
SCUTTLE, to move or...
scutwork
22
19
tedious or menial wo...
scuzzbag
27
35
a dirty, disreputabl...
scuzzier
24
30
SCUZZY, dirty or sha...
scybalum
28
21
(Latin) a lump or ma...
scyphate
27
18
shaped like a cup [a...
scytales
24
14
SCYTALE, (Greek) a S...
scythers
26
15
SCYTHER, one who use...
scything
27
18
SCYTHE, to cut with...
sdaining
14
13
SDAINE, (obsolete) t...
sdayning
20
15
SDAYN, (obsolete) to...
sdeigned
14
13
SDEIGNE, (obsolete)...
sdeignes
14
12
SDEIGNE, (obsolete)...
sdeining
14
13
SDEIN, (obsolete) to...
seabanks
15
16
SEABANK, a bank besi...
seabeach
19
16
a beach lying along...
seabirds
16
12
SEABIRD, a bird freq...
seablite
16
12
a salt-marsh plant [...
seaboard
14
12
the line where land...
seaboots
14
11
SEABOOT, a waterproo...
seaborne
13
12
carried on the sea [...
seacoast
15
11
land bordering the s...
seacocks
20
18
SEACOCK, a valve in...
seacraft
18
14
skill in navigation...
seacunny
21
16
a lascar steersman [...
seadrome
13
12
a floating aerodrome...
seafarer
14
11
one who travels by s...
seafloor
15
12
the bottom of the se...
seafoams
15
14
SEAFOAM, foam formed...
seafolks
17
16
SEAFOLK, seafaring p...
seafoods
14
12
SEAFOOD, edible fish...
seafowls
19
15
SEAFOWL, a seabird [...
seafront
14
12
an area along the ed...
seagoing
14
13
designed for use on...
seagrass
14
10
a grasslike plant li...
seagulls
17
13
SEAGULL, a gull freq...
seahawks
19
17
SEAHAWK, a predatory...
seahorse
14
10
any marine fish of t...
seahound
14
13
the dogfish [n -S]
seakales
14
13
SEAKALE, a kind of m...
sealable
16
13
able to be sealed [a...
sealants
13
10
SEALANT, a sealing a...
sealifts
17
12
SEALIFT, to transpor...
sealines
13
10
SEALINE, a coastline...
sealings
15
12
SEALING, the act of...
seallike
16
14
like an aquatic mamm...
sealskin
15
14
the skin of a seal [...
sealyham
23
16
a terrier dog [n -S]
seamaids
14
12
SEAMAID, (Shakespear...
seamanly
20
15
SEAMAN [adv]
seamarks
15
15
SEAMARK, a landmark...
seamfree
15
14
of stockings, withou...
seamiest
14
11
SEAMY, unpleasant [a...
seamings
15
14
SEAMING, the act of...
seamless
15
12
having no seam, also...
seamlike
16
16
like a seam [adj]
seamount
13
13
a volcanic mountain...
seamsets
14
11
SEAMSET, a tool for...
seamster
14
11
a person whose occup...
seapiece
17
14
a picture representi...
seaplane
14
13
an airplane designed...
seaports
15
11
SEAPORT, a harbour f...
seaquake
21
22
an undersea earthqua...
searched
18
14
SEARCH, to look care...
searcher
18
13
one that searches [n...
searches
18
13
SEARCH, to look care...
searcing
17
14
SEARCE, (obsolete) t...
searings
14
11
SEARING, the act of...
searness
12
9
the state of being d...
searobin
14
12
an American fish of...
seascape
17
14
a picture representi...
seascout
16
12
a boy trained in wat...
seashell
17
12
the shell of a marin...
seashore
14
10
land bordering on th...
seasides
13
9
SEASIDE, the seashor...
seasonal
12
10
occurring at certain...
seasoned
11
10
SEASON, to improve f...
seasoner
11
9
one who seasons [n -...
seaspeak
15
15
a restricted variety...
seasures
13
9
SEASURE, (obsolete)...
seatback
19
18
the back of a seat [...
seatbelt
16
12
an arrangement of st...
seatings
14
11
SEATING, material fo...
seatless
14
9
without seats [adj]
seatmate
13
11
one with whom one sh...
seatrain
12
9
a ship equipped to c...
seatrout
13
9
a marine fish [n -S]
seatwork
17
15
work done at one's s...
seawalls
18
13
SEAWALL, a wall to p...
seawants
15
12
SEAWANT, (Native Ame...
seawards
16
12
towards the sea, als...
seawares
15
11
SEAWARE, seaweed use...
seawater
15
11
water from the sea [...
seaweeds
15
12
SEAWEED, any large p...
seaweedy
21
14
abounding in seaweed...
seawives
18
15
SEAWIFE, a kind of w...
seawoman
15
15
a woman serving at s...
seawomen
15
15
SEAWOMAN, a woman se...
seaworms
17
14
SEAWORM, a marine wo...
sebesten
14
12
(Arabic) an oriental...
secalose
16
12
a complex carbohydra...
secantly
23
15
SECANT, cutting [adv...
secateur
16
12
a pruning tool [n -S...
seceders
16
12
SECEDER, one who sec...
seceding
17
15
SECEDE, to withdraw...
secerned
15
13
SECERN, to discern a...
secesher
18
13
a secessionist, also...
seceshes
18
13
SECESH, a secessioni...
secluded
18
15
SECLUDE, to remove o...
secludes
18
14
SECLUDE, to remove o...
secodont
15
13
the cutting of back...
seconals
16
13
SECONAL, (tradename)...
seconded
15
14
SECOND, to support a...
secondee
14
13
a person on secondme...
seconder
15
13
one who seconds or s...
secondes
15
13
SECONDE, (French) in...
secondly
23
16
SECOND, number two i...
secreted
16
12
SECRETE, to emit by...
secreter
16
11
SECRET, hidden [adj]
secretes
16
11
SECRETE, to emit by...
secretin
16
12
a hormone secreted b...
secretly
24
14
SECRET, hidden [adv]
secretor
16
11
one that secretes [n...
sectator
16
11
an adherent of a par...
sections
16
12
SECTION, to divide i...
sectoral
17
12
pertaining to a sect...
sectored
16
12
SECTOR, to divide in...
seculars
18
13
SECULAR, a layman; a...
seculums
20
17
SECULUM, (Latin) an...
secundly
24
17
SECUND, esp. of the...
secundum
18
18
(Latin) according to...
securely
24
15
SECURE, free from da...
securers
17
12
SECURER, one who sec...
securest
17
12
SECURE, free from da...
securing
18
15
SECURE, to make firm...
security
24
14
the state of being s...
sedately
20
12
SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sedatest
13
9
SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sedating
14
12
SEDATE, to tranquill...
sedation
12
10
the reduction of str...
sedative
15
13
a drug the induces a...
sederunt
13
11
(Latin) a prolonged...
sedgiest
15
11
SEDGY, bordered by s...
sedilium
17
14
(Latin) a seat in a...
sediment
14
13
to settle in the bot...
sedition
13
10
incitement or rebell...
seducers
17
13
SEDUCER, one that se...
seducing
18
16
leading astray [adj...
seducive
19
17
able to seduce [adj]
seductor
17
13
(obsolete) one who s...
sedulity
22
13
the state of being s...
sedulous
15
12
diligent, perseverin...
seecatch
21
16
an adult male fur se...
seedbeds
15
13
SEEDBED, land prepar...
seedcake
16
16
a sweet cake with se...
seedcase
15
12
the protective outer...
seedhead
14
12
a seed-containing pa...
seediest
13
9
SEEDY, shabby [adj]
seedings
14
12
SEEDING, the act of...
seedless
14
10
without seeds [adj]
seedlike
15
14
like a seed [adj]
seedling
15
13
a young plant [n -S]
seedlips
17
13
SEEDLIP, a sower's b...
seedness
12
10
(obsolete) sowing, s...
seedpods
15
13
SEEDPOD, a type of s...
seedsman
13
13
a dealer in seeds, a...
seedsmen
13
13
SEEDSMAN, a dealer i...
seedtime
14
12
the season for sowin...
seeliest
14
9
SEELY, fortunate; in...
seelings
15
12
SEELING, (Spenser) a...
seemings
15
14
SEEMING, appearance,...
seemless
15
12
(Spenser) unseemly,...
seemlier
15
12
SEEMLY, of pleasing...
seepages
15
13
SEEPAGE, the quantit...
seepiest
15
11
SEEPY, oozing with w...
seesawed
15
12
SEESAW, to move up a...
seethers
15
10
SEETHER, a pot for b...
seething
16
13
very angry [adj SEET...
seewings
17
14
SEEWING, (Spenser) p...
segments
15
14
SEGMENT, to divide i...
segolate
14
11
in Hebrew, a disylla...
segreant
13
11
in heraldry, with ra...
segueing
15
14
SEGUE, to proceed fr...
segugios
16
13
SEGUGIO, (Italian) a...
seicento
15
12
(Italian) the sevent...
seigneur
14
12
a feudal lord, also...
seignior
14
11
a feudal lord, also...
seignory
20
13
feudal lordship, als...
seinings
14
12
SEINING, fishing wit...
seisable
16
12
able to be seised [a...
seisings
15
11
SEISING, the act of...
seismism
17
14
the natural activity...
seisures
14
9
SEISURE, the act of...
seizable
19
21
able to be seized [a...
seizings
18
20
SEIZING, the act of...
seizures
17
18
SEIZURE, the act of...
seladang
14
13
a kind of wild ox, a...
selamlik
18
17
(Turkish) the portio...
selcouth
20
15
(obsolete) strange,...
seldomly
23
16
SELDOM, infrequent [...
seldseen
13
11
(obsolete) seldom se...
selectas
17
12
SELECTA, a disc jock...
selected
17
13
SELECT, to choose [v...
selectee
16
12
one that is selected...
selectly
25
15
SELECT, choice [adv]
selector
17
12
something or someone...
selenate
12
10
a salt of selenic ac...
selenian
12
11
of the moon [adj]
selenide
13
11
a compound of seleni...
selenite
13
10
a variety of gypsum...
selenium
15
14
a nonmetallic solid...
selenous
13
11
of selenium in lower...
selfdoms
18
16
SELFDOM, selfhood [n...
selfheal
19
15
a perennial herb wit...
selfhood
18
15
the state of being a...
selfings
18
15
SELFING, self-fertil...
selfisms
19
15
SELFISM, concentrati...
selfists
18
12
SELFIST, one who is...
selfless
18
13
unselfish [adj SELFL...
selfness
16
13
the state of being a...
selfsame
17
15
identical [adj]
selfward
20
16
towards oneself [adv...
selictar
18
12
(Turkish) a sword-be...
sellable
18
14
able to be sold [adj...
sellings
17
13
SELLING, the act of...
selloffs
20
16
SELLOFF, the sale of...
sellouts
16
11
SELLOUT, a performan...
seltzers
18
18
SELTZER, (German) na...
selvaged
17
16
SELVAGE, to border a...
selvagee
16
15
an untwisted skein o...
selvages
17
15
SELVAGE, to border a...
selvedge
17
16
to border a fabric t...
semantic
17
15
of or relating to me...
semantra
13
12
SEMANTRON, (Greek) a...
semblant
17
16
(archaic) a likeness...
sembling
19
18
SEMBLE, to bring tog...
semester
14
11
(Latin) a period of...
semiarid
15
12
receiving between 10...
semibald
18
16
partly bald [adj]
semibold
18
16
a typeface between m...
semibull
20
17
a bull issued by a p...
semicoma
18
17
a coma from which a...
semideaf
16
15
partly deaf [adj]
semidome
15
15
a half dome [n -S]
semigala
16
14
an event similar to...
semihard
17
14
moderately hard [adj...
semihigh
21
17
moderately high [adj...
semihobo
18
16
a person having some...
semillon
16
14
a white grape grown...
semilune
15
14
(French) a half-moon...
semimatt
16
14
having a slight lust...
semimild
18
16
partly mild [adj]
semimute
16
15
a person who is part...
seminars
14
12
SEMINAR, an advanced...
seminary
20
14
a school for trainin...
seminate
13
12
to sow [v SEMINATED,...
seminoma
14
15
a malignant tumour o...
seminude
14
14
partly nude [adj]
semiopen
15
15
partly open [adj]
semioses
14
11
SEMIOSIS, a process...
semiosis
15
11
a process in which s...
semiotic
18
14
relating to signs or...
semioval
17
16
in the shape of half...
semipeds
17
15
SEMIPED, a half foot...
semipros
17
14
SEMIPRO, one who is...
semisoft
17
14
moderately soft [adj...
semitars
15
11
SEMITAR, (obsolete)...
semitaur
15
12
(obsolete) a curved...
semitist
16
11
a Semitic scholar [n...
semitone
13
12
half a tone, one of...
semiwild
20
16
somewhat wild [adj]
semolina
14
13
a granular product o...
semplest
18
15
SEMPLE, of humble bi...
semplice
21
18
(Italian) as a music...
sempster
17
14
a person who sews [n...
semuncia
17
16
(Latin) a Roman coin...
senaries
12
9
SENARY, a set of six...
senarius
13
10
a Greek or Latin ver...
senators
12
9
SENATOR, a member of...
sendable
15
14
able to be sent [adj...
sendings
14
13
SENDING, an act of d...
sendoffs
17
16
SENDOFF, a farewell...
senecios
15
12
SENECIO, any plant o...
senesced
15
13
SENESCE, to become o...
senesces
15
12
SENESCE, to become o...
sengreen
12
12
houseleek, a plant w...
senhoras
14
11
SENHORA, (Spanish) a...
senhores
14
11
SENHOR, (Spanish) a...
senilely
21
13
SENILE, deteriorated...
senility
21
12
mental and physical...
sennight
16
14
(archaic) the space...
senopias
14
12
SENOPIA, improvement...
senorita
12
9
(Spanish) a mode of...
sensated
12
10
SENSATE, to apprehen...
sensates
12
9
SENSATE, to apprehen...
senseful
16
14
full of sense; reaso...
sensible
16
13
something that can b...
sensibly
23
15
SENSIBLE, showing go...
sensilla
15
11
(Latin) in insects,...
sensings
14
12
SENSING, the act of...
sensisms
15
12
SENSISM, the doctrin...
sensists
14
9
SENSIST, one who ind...
sensoria
12
9
SENSORIUM, the area...
sensuous
13
11
pertaining to or der...
sentence
14
13
to declare judiciall...
sentient
12
10
capable of sensation...
sentimos
14
12
SENTIMO, a monetary...
sentinel
13
11
to stand guard [v SE...
sentries
13
9
SENTRY, the one who...
sepadded
15
14
SEPAD, to suppose, u...
sepaline
15
13
of the form of sepal...
sepalled
17
14
having one or more s...
sepalody
22
15
transformation into...
sepaloid
16
13
of the form of sepal...
sepalous
16
13
having sepals [adj]
separata
14
11
SEPARATUM, a separat...
separate
14
11
apart [adj SEPARATEL...
sepiment
16
15
a hedge [n -S]
sepiosts
16
11
SEPIOST, cuttlebone,...
seppukus
20
20
SEPPUKU, (Japanese)...
septages
16
13
SEPTAGE, the waste i...
septaria
15
11
SEPTARIUM, a nodule...
septette
15
11
a group of seven, al...
septical
20
15
having power to prom...
septimal
18
15
relating to seven [a...
septimes
17
14
SEPTIME, the seventh...
septleva
18
16
(French) in the game...
septoria
15
11
a type of fungus [n...
septuors
16
12
SEPTUOR, a group of...
septuple
19
16
to make seven times...
sequelae
21
19
SEQUELA, an abnormal...
sequence
23
22
to arrange in order...
sequency
30
24
the following of one...
sequents
21
19
SEQUENT, a follower...
sequined
21
20
SEQUIN, to apply shi...
sequitur
23
19
(Latin) something th...
sequoias
21
18
SEQUOIA, any of a ge...
serafile
16
12
men riding in the re...
serafins
15
12
SERAFIN, (Portuguese...
seraglio
15
11
a harem, also SERAIL...
seraphic
21
16
of or like a seraph,...
seraphim
19
16
in Christian theolog...
seraphin
17
14
(Portuguese) a forme...
serenade
11
10
(French) a piece of...
serenata
11
9
(Italian) a piece of...
serenate
11
9
to calm, make serene...
serenely
19
12
SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serenest
12
9
SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serening
13
12
SERENE, to tranquill...
serenity
19
11
the state of being s...
serfages
16
13
SERFAGE, the state o...
serfdoms
17
15
SERFDOM, the state o...
serfhood
17
14
the state of being a...
serflike
18
16
like a serf [adj]
serfship
21
16
the state of being a...
sergeant
13
11
a noncommissioned mi...
sergings
16
13
SERGING, a process o...
serially
22
12
SERIAL, in sequence...
seriated
13
9
SERIATE, to arrange...
seriates
13
8
SERIATE, to arrange...
seriatim
15
11
(Latin) one after an...
sericins
17
12
SERICIN, the gelatin...
sericite
17
11
a silky potash mica...
sericons
16
12
SERICON, a conjectur...
seriemas
14
11
SERIEMA, a large Sou...
seriffed
18
15
with a serif, a deco...
seringas
14
11
SERINGA, (Portuguese...
serjeant
14
18
a noncommissioned mi...
serkalis
16
13
SERKALI, (Swahili) i...
sermoned
13
13
SERMON, to preach a...
sermoner
13
12
a preacher; a sermon...
sermonet
13
12
a short sermon, also...
sermonic
17
15
like, or appropriate...
serology
21
13
the science of serum...
serosity
20
10
the state of being s...
serotine
12
9
a kind of bat, named...
serotiny
19
11
the condition of hav...
serotype
21
13
to classify accordin...
serovars
15
12
SEROVAR, a group of...
serpents
15
12
SERPENT, a snake [n]
serpigos
17
13
SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulae
16
13
SERPULA, a member of...
serpulas
17
13
SERPULA, a member of...
serpulid
18
14
a marine worm that l...
serranid
13
10
a group of fish, sea...
serranos
12
9
SERRANO, (Spanish) a...
serrated
13
9
SERRATE, to supply w...
serrates
13
8
SERRATE, to supply w...
serratus
14
9
a muscle of the thor...
serrying
21
13
SERRY, to press clos...
seruewed
16
13
SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
seruewes
16
12
SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
servable
18
16
capable of being ser...
servants
15
13
SERVANT, to act as s...
servewed
18
16
SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
servewes
18
15
SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
serviced
19
16
SERVICE, to repair [...
servicer
19
15
one who services [n...
services
19
15
SERVICE, to repair [...
servient
15
13
subordinate [adj]
serviles
17
13
SERVILE, a servile p...
servings
17
15
SERVING, a portion o...
servitor
16
12
one who serves; a cl...
servlets
17
13
SERVLET, a small pro...
servqual
25
23
a marketing concept...
sesamoid
14
12
shaped like a sesame...
sessions
13
9
SESSION, a period of...
sesspool
16
12
a covered well or pi...
sesterce
16
11
(Latin) a Roman coin...
sestette
13
8
a group of six, a pi...
sestetto
13
8
a piece of music com...
sestetts
14
8
SESTETT, a piece of...
sestinas
13
9
SESTINA, (Italian) a...
sestines
13
9
SESTINE, an old vers...
setbacks
20
18
SETBACK, a defeat [n...
setenant
11
10
(French) in philatel...
setiform
17
14
having the form of a...
setlines
14
10
SETLINE, a strong fi...
setscrew
20
14
a type of screw [n -...
settered
13
9
SETTER, to treat wit...
settings
15
11
SETTING, the scenery...
settlers
15
9
SETTLER, one who set...
settling
16
12
the residue in the b...
settlors
15
9
SETTLOR, one who mak...
setuales
14
10
SETUALE, (Spenser) v...
setulose
14
10
covered with setae,...
setulous
15
11
having small bristle...
setwalls
19
13
SETWALL, valerian, a...
sevenths
17
15
SEVENTH, one of seve...
severals
16
13
SEVERAL, privately o...
severely
22
15
SEVERE, strict, hars...
severest
15
12
SEVERE, strict, hars...
severies
15
12
SEVERY, a compartmen...
severing
16
15
SEVER, to divide or...
severity
22
14
the state of being s...
seviches
21
17
SEVICHE, (Spanish) i...
sevrugas
17
15
SEVRUGA, (Russian) a...
sewellel
19
14
(Native American) th...
sewerage
16
13
the waste matter car...
sewering
17
14
the provision of sew...
sexfoils
23
19
SEXFOIL, a window, d...
sexiness
19
16
the state of being s...
sexology
27
20
the study of human s...
sexperts
22
18
SEXPERT, an expert i...
sextains
19
16
SEXTAIN, a stanza of...
sextants
19
16
SEXTANT, a navigatio...
sextarii
20
15
SEXTARIUS, (Latin) a...
sextette
19
15
a piece of music com...
sextetts
20
15
SEXTETT, a piece of...
sextiles
21
16
SEXTILE, the aspect...
sextings
21
18
SEXTING, the act of...
sextolet
20
16
a group of six notes...
sextuors
20
16
SEXTUOR, a group of...
sextuple
23
20
sixfold [adj SEXTUPL...
sextuply
30
22
in Scots law, to off...
sexually
28
20
SEXUAL, pertaining t...
seysures
20
11
SEYSURE, (Shakespear...
sforzati
19
20
SFORZATO, (Italian)...
sforzato
18
20
(Italian) a suddenly...
sfumatos
17
15
SFUMATO, (Italian) a...
shabbier
20
16
SHABBY, not smart [a...
shabbily
28
19
SHABBY, not smart [a...
shabbles
21
17
SHABBLE, (Scots) an...
shabrack
22
20
(historical) a troop...
shackier
20
17
SHACKY, dilapidated...
shacking
21
20
SHACK, to avoid resp...
shackled
21
19
SHACKLE, to confine...
shackler
21
18
one who shackles [n...
shackles
21
18
SHACKLE, to confine...
shackoes
19
17
SHACKO, (Hungarian)...
shadblow
22
18
an American rosaceou...
shadbush
21
17
an American rosaceou...
shadchan
20
17
a Jewish marriage br...
shaddock
20
19
a grapefruit-like tr...
shadiest
16
11
SHADY, full of shade...
shadings
17
14
SHADING, protection...
shadkhan
18
18
(Hebrew) a Jewish ma...
shadoofs
17
14
SHADOOF, (Arabic) a...
shadowed
18
15
SHADOW, to make dark...
shadower
18
14
one who shadows [n -...
shadrach
21
16
a mass of iron on wh...
shafters
18
13
SHAFTER, a shaft-hor...
shafting
19
16
a system of rods for...
shagbark
20
19
a rough-barked speci...
shaggers
18
14
SHAGGER, (vulgar sla...
shaggier
18
14
SHAGGY, covered with...
shaggily
26
17
SHAGGY, covered with...
shagging
19
17
SHAG, to make shaggy...
shagpile
20
16
of carpets, having a...
shagreen
15
13
the rough skin of ce...
shagroon
15
13
(Irish) an early set...
shahadah
19
15
(Arabic) the Muslim...
shahadas
17
13
SHAHADA, (Arabic) th...
shahdoms
19
16
SHAHDOM, the territo...
shaheeds
17
13
SHAHEED, (Arabic) a...
shaitans
15
11
SHAITAN, (Arabic) an...
shakable
19
18
that can be shaken,...
shakeout
16
15
a minor economic rec...
shakeups
19
18
SHAKEUP, a total reo...
shakiest
17
14
SHAKY, shaking [adj]
shakings
18
17
SHAKING, the act of...
shakudos
17
16
SHAKUDO, (Japanese)...
shaliest
17
11
SHALY, resembling sh...
shallons
17
13
SHALLON, an evergree...
shalloon
16
13
a light woollen fabr...
shallops
20
15
SHALLOP, a light riv...
shallots
18
12
SHALLOT, an onion wi...
shallows
21
15
SHALLOW, to become s...
shalwars
20
14
SHALWAR, (Urdu) loos...
shamable
19
17
capable of being sha...
shamably
26
19
SHAMABLE, capable of...
shamanic
19
17
pertaining to a sham...
shambled
20
18
SHAMBLE, to walk awk...
shambles
20
17
SHAMBLE, to walk awk...
shameful
20
18
disgraceful [adj SHA...
shamiana
15
14
(Hindi) in India, a...
shaminas
16
14
SHAMINA, a wool blen...
shamisen
16
14
(Japanese) a banjo-l...
shammash
20
18
(Yiddish) a minor of...
shammers
18
16
SHAMMER, one who sha...
shammied
18
17
SHAMMY, to prepare l...
shammies
18
16
SHAMMY, to prepare l...
shamming
19
19
SHAM, to feign [v]
shamosim
18
16
SHAMOS, (Yiddish) a...
shamoyed
22
16
SHAMOY, to prepare s...
shampoos
18
16
SHAMPOO, to wash wit...
shamrock
21
20
a trifoliate leaf or...
shamuses
17
14
SHAMUS, (US slang) a...
shandies
15
12
SHANDY, a mixture of...
shanghai
18
15
to kidnap for servic...
shanking
17
18
SHANK, to hit sharpl...
shannies
14
12
SHANNY, a small mari...
shanteys
21
13
SHANTEY, a song sung...
shanties
15
11
SHANTY, a song sung...
shantihs
18
13
SHANTIH, (Sanskrit)...
shantung
16
15
(Chinese) a plain ro...
shapable
20
17
that may be shaped,...
shapened
16
15
SHAPEN, to shape [v]
shapeups
20
17
SHAPEUP, a method of...
shapings
19
16
SHAPING, the act of...
sharable
18
14
that can be shared,...
shareman
15
14
a fisherman who shar...
sharemen
15
14
SHAREMAN, a fisherma...
shariahs
18
12
SHARIAH, (Turkish) t...
shariats
16
10
SHARIAT, (Turkish) t...
sharings
17
13
SHARING, the act of...
sharkers
17
14
SHARKER, one who liv...
sharking
18
17
trickery, deception...
sharkish
20
16
behaving like a shar...
sharnier
15
11
SHARNY, like cow-dun...
sharnies
15
11
SHARNY, a person res...
sharpens
17
14
SHARPEN, to make sha...
sharpers
18
13
SHARPER, a cheat or...
sharpest
18
13
SHARP, keen, acute [...
sharpies
18
13
SHARPIE, a flat-bott...
sharping
19
16
raising a note in mu...
sharpish
21
15
somewhat sharp [adj]
shashing
19
15
SHASH, to provide wi...
shashlik
21
17
(Russian) a type of...
shasliks
19
15
SHASLIK, (Russian) a...
shasters
16
10
SHASTER, (Sanskrit)...
shastras
16
10
SHASTRA, (Sanskrit)...
shatoosh
17
12
(Persian) a fine woo...
shatters
16
10
SHATTER, to break in...
shattery
22
12
brittle [adj]
shauchle
22
17
(Scots) to shuffle [...
shauchly
29
19
shuffling [adj SHAUC...
shauling
18
15
SHAUL, to become sha...
shavable
20
18
capable of being sha...
shavings
19
17
SHAVING, something s...
shawarma
19
16
(Arabic) a sandwich...
shawleys
26
16
SHAWLEY, in Ireland,...
shawlies
20
14
SHAWLIE, in Ireland,...
shawling
21
17
the wearing of a sha...
sheading
16
14
an administrative di...
sheafier
17
13
SHEAFY, like sheafs...
sheafing
18
16
SHEAF, to gather int...
shealing
17
14
a rough hut near sum...
shearers
15
10
SHEARER, one who she...
shearing
16
13
the act of cutting w...
shearleg
17
13
one of the spars of...
shearman
15
14
a textile worker [n...
shearmen
15
14
SHEARMAN, a textile...
sheathed
17
13
SHEATHE, to put into...
sheather
17
12
one who sheathes [n...
sheathes
17
12
SHEATHE, to put into...
sheaving
18
17
SHEAVE, to gather in...
shebangs
18
16
SHEBANG, a situation...
shebeans
16
14
SHEBEAN, a place whe...
shebeens
16
14
SHEBEEN, to operate...
shechita
21
15
(Hebrew) the slaught...
shedable
18
15
capable of being cas...
shedders
16
12
SHEDDER, one that ca...
shedding
17
15
the act of casting o...
shedfuls
20
16
SHEDFUL, the content...
shedhand
17
15
a person who works i...
shedlike
18
16
resembling a small,...
shedload
16
13
a large amount [n -S...
sheeling
17
14
SHEEL, (Shakespeare)...
sheeneys
20
13
SHEENEY, a Jew, a pa...
sheenful
18
16
shining [adj]
sheenier
14
11
SHEENY, bright, shin...
sheenies
14
11
SHEENIE, a Jew, a pa...
sheening
15
14
SHEEN, to shine, hav...
sheepcot
20
16
a small enclosure fo...
sheepdog
18
16
a dog trained in the...
sheepier
17
13
SHEEPY, sheeplike [a...
sheepish
20
15
embarrassed [adj SHE...
sheepman
17
17
a man who raises she...
sheepmen
17
17
SHEEPMAN, a man who...
sheerest
15
10
SHEER, utter [adj]
sheering
16
13
SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheerleg
17
13
one of the spars of...
sheeshas
17
12
SHEESHA, (Urdu) a ki...
sheeters
15
10
SHEETER, one that sh...
sheetfed
17
14
pertaining to a type...
sheetier
15
10
SHEETY, like sheets...
sheeting
16
13
cloth for sheets [n...
shehitah
20
14
(Hebrew) the slaught...
shehitas
18
12
SHEHITA, (Hebrew) th...
shehnais
17
13
SHEHNAI, (Bengali) a...
sheikdom
18
18
the domain of a shei...
sheikhas
19
16
SHEIKHA, (Arabic) th...
sheiling
18
14
a rough hut near sum...
sheitans
15
11
SHEITAN, (Arabic) an...
sheitels
17
11
SHEITEL, (Yiddish) a...
shekalim
19
18
SHEKEL, (Hebrew) the...
shekelim
19
18
SHEKEL, (Hebrew) the...
shelduck
22
20
a large duck of genu...
shelfful
23
19
as much as a shelf c...
shelfier
19
14
SHELFY, abounding in...
shelfing
20
17
SHELF, to put on a s...
shellack
22
19
to cover with a thin...
shellacs
21
15
SHELLAC, to cover wi...
shellers
18
12
SHELLER, one who she...
shellful
22
17
enough to fill a she...
shellier
18
12
SHELLY, abounding in...
shelling
19
15
the act of shelling...
shelters
17
11
SHELTER, to provide...
sheltery
23
13
giving shelter [adj]
shelties
17
11
SHELTIE, a small, sh...
shelvers
19
15
SHELVER, a person em...
shelvier
19
15
SHELVY, having sandb...
shelving
20
18
material for shelves...
shemales
17
14
SHEMALE, a person, b...
shending
16
15
SHEND, (archaic) to...
shepherd
20
16
to watch over carefu...
sheqalim
26
23
SHEQEL, an ancient u...
sherangs
16
13
SHERANG, (Australian...
sherbert
18
13
a frozen fruit-flavo...
sherbets
18
13
SHERBET, a frozen fr...
shereefs
17
13
SHEREEF, a descendan...
sheriats
16
10
SHERIAT, (Turkish) t...
sheriffs
21
16
SHERIFF, a law-enfor...
sherlock
21
18
to investigate (some...
sheroots
15
10
SHEROOT, a square-cu...
sherried
16
11
cooked or flavoured...
sherries
16
10
SHERRY, a fortified...
sherwani
18
14
(Hindi) in India, a...
shetland
16
13
a lightweight loosel...
shetting
17
13
SHET, (dialect) to s...
sheuched
21
17
SHEUCH, to plant tem...
sheughed
19
16
SHEUGH, (Scots) to p...
shiatsus
17
11
SHIATSU, (Japanese)...
shiatzus
20
20
SHIATZU, (Japanese)...
shickers
21
17
SHICKER, (Australian...
shicksas
21
17
SHICKSA, (Yiddish) a...
shidders
17
12
SHIDDER, (Spenser) a...
shidduch
23
18
(Judaism) an arrange...
shielded
17
13
SHIELD, to protect f...
shielder
17
12
one who shields [n -...
shieling
18
14
a rough hut near sum...
shifters
19
13
SHIFTER, one who shi...
shiftier
19
13
SHIFTY, evasive [adj...
shiftily
27
16
SHIFTY, evasive [adv...
shifting
20
16
the act of shifting...
shigella
19
14
a rod-shaped bacteri...
shiitake
17
14
(Japanese) a large d...
shikaras
17
14
SHIKARA, (Hindi) a l...
shikaree
16
14
(Urdu) a hunter, esp...
shikaris
18
14
SHIKARI, (Urdu) a hu...
shikkers
19
18
SHIKKER, (Australian...
shiksehs
20
16
SHIKSEH, (Yiddish) a...
shilingi
19
14
a monetary unit of T...
shillala
19
13
(Irish) an Irish cud...
shilling
20
15
a former monetary un...
shimaals
18
14
SHIMAAL, (Arabic) in...
shimmers
19
16
SHIMMER, to glimmer...
shimmery
25
18
glistening [adj SHIM...
shimmeys
25
18
SHIMMEY, a chemise [...
shimmied
19
17
SHIMMY, to dance the...
shimmies
19
16
SHIMMY, to dance the...
shimming
20
19
SHIM, to adjust by u...
shinbone
16
15
the tibia [n -S]
shindies
16
12
SHINDY, a commotion,...
shindigs
18
14
SHINDIG, a lively no...
shingled
18
15
SHINGLE, to cover wi...
shingler
18
14
a person who shingle...
shingles
18
14
SHINGLE, to cover wi...
shiniest
16
11
SHINY, filled with l...
shinkins
17
16
SHINKIN, (Welsh) a w...
shinleaf
18
15
a perennial herb [n...
shinnery
21
14
a dense growth of sm...
shinneys
21
14
SHINNEY, to play a f...
shinnied
15
13
SHINNY, to climb by...
shinnies
15
12
SHINNY, to climb by...
shinning
16
15
SHIN, to climb by gr...
shinolas
16
12
SHINOLA, (trade) a k...
shintied
16
12
SHINTY, to play shin...
shinties
16
11
SHINTY, to play shin...
shipfuls
23
18
SHIPFUL, a ship with...
shiplaps
22
17
SHIPLAP, an arrangem...
shipless
20
14
without a ship [adj]
shipload
19
15
a ship with a full c...
shipmate
19
16
a fellow sailor [n -...
shipment
19
17
something that is sh...
shippens
20
17
SHIPPEN, a cowshed,...
shippers
21
16
SHIPPER, a person or...
shippies
21
16
SHIPPIE, a prostitut...
shipping
22
19
the business of one...
shippons
20
17
SHIPPON, a cowshed,...
shipside
19
14
the area alongside a...
shiptime
20
16
the annual arrival o...
shipways
28
18
SHIPWAY, a sliding w...
shipworm
23
19
a wormlike mollusc,...
shipyard
25
16
a place where ships...
shiralee
16
11
(Australian slang) a...
shirazes
19
19
SHIRAZ, (Persian) a...
shireman
16
14
a law-enforcement of...
shiremen
16
14
SHIREMAN, a law-enfo...
shirkers
18
14
SHIRKER, one who shi...
shirking
19
17
SHIRK, to avoid work...
shirring
18
13
a puckered arrangeme...
shirtier
17
10
SHIRTY, irritable, a...
shirtily
25
13
SHIRTY, irritable, a...
shirting
18
13
fabric used for maki...
shitakes
17
14
SHITAKE, (Japanese)...
shitbags
20
15
SHITBAG, an unpleasa...
shitcans
19
14
SHITCAN, to discard...
shitface
21
16
a contemptible perso...
shithead
18
13
an unpleasant person...
shitheel
19
13
a contemptible perso...
shithole
19
13
a filthy place [n -S...
shitless
18
11
very frightened, as...
shitlist
19
11
a blacklist of peopl...
shitload
17
12
(slang) a lot [n -S]
shittahs
19
12
SHITTAH, (Hebrew) a...
shitters
17
10
SHITTER, (slang) a t...
shittier
17
10
SHITTY, very unpleas...
shittily
25
13
SHITTY, very unpleas...
shittims
19
13
SHITTIM, (Hebrew) th...
shitting
18
13
SHIT, to defecate [v...
shitwork
21
17
work considered to b...
shivaree
17
14
to perform a mock se...
shivered
18
15
SHIVER, to tremble w...
shiverer
18
14
one who shivers [n -...
shivitis
20
14
SHIVITI, a plaque wi...
shivving
22
21
SHIV [v]
shizzles
24
29
SHIZZLE, a form of s...
shkotzim
22
26
SHEGETZ, (Yiddish) a...
shlemiel
19
15
(Yiddish) an unlucky...
shlepped
21
18
SHLEPP, (Yiddish) to...
shlepper
21
17
(Yiddish) an incompe...
shloshim
21
16
(Judaism) the period...
shlumped
21
19
SHLUMP, (Yiddish) to...
shmaltzy
28
25
characterized by sch...
shmattes
17
13
SHMATTE, (Yiddish) c...
shmeared
16
14
SHMEAR, (Yiddish) to...
shmeered
16
14
SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmoosed
16
14
SHMOOSE, (Yiddish) t...
shmooses
16
13
SHMOOSE, (Yiddish) t...
shmoozed
19
23
SHMOOZE, (Yiddish) t...
shmoozer
19
22
one who shmoozes, al...
shmoozes
19
22
SHMOOZE, (Yiddish) t...
shnorrer
15
11
(Yiddish) a beggar,...
shoalest
16
11
SHOAL, shallow, also...
shoalier
16
11
SHOALY, full of shal...
shoaling
17
14
a shallow area of wa...
shochets
21
15
SHOCHET, (Hebrew) a...
shockers
20
17
SHOCKER, one that sh...
shocking
21
20
SHOCK, to outrage fe...
shoddier
16
12
SHODDY, of poor qual...
shoddies
16
12
SHODDY, woollen fibr...
shoddily
24
15
SHODDY, of poor qual...
shoebill
20
15
a large African wadi...
shoehorn
16
13
to force into a smal...
shoeings
16
13
SHOEING, the act of...
shoelace
18
14
a lace for fastening...
shoeless
16
11
without shoes [adj]
shoepack
21
20
a waterproof boot, a...
shoepacs
20
16
SHOEPAC, a waterproo...
shoetree
14
10
a device for prevent...
shofroth
20
15
SHOFAR, a horn blown...
shogging
19
17
SHOG, to move along...
shoggled
19
16
SHOGGLE, (Scots) to...
shoggles
19
15
SHOGGLE, (Scots) to...
shogunal
17
15
relating to a shogun...
shoneens
13
12
SHONEEN, (Irish) an...
shonkier
16
15
SHONKY, (Australian...
shoogied
16
13
SHOOGIE, (Scots) to...
shoogies
16
12
SHOOGIE, (Scots) to...
shoogled
17
14
SHOOGLE, (Scots) to...
shoogles
17
13
SHOOGLE, (Scots) to...
shooling
17
14
SHOOL, (dialect) to...
shooshed
17
13
SHOOSH, to move with...
shooshes
17
12
SHOOSH, to move with...
shooters
15
10
SHOOTER, one who sho...
shooties
15
10
SHOOTIE, a fashionab...
shooting
16
13
the act of one that...
shootist
16
10
a skilled marksman [...
shootout
15
11
a battle fought with...
shopbots
20
16
SHOPBOT, a website t...
shopboys
26
18
SHOPBOY, a boy emplo...
shopfuls
22
18
SHOPFUL, as much as...
shopgirl
21
16
a salesgirl [n -S]
shophars
20
15
SHOPHAR, (Hebrew) a...
shopless
19
14
having no stores [ad...
shoplift
22
17
to steal goods from...
shoppers
20
16
SHOPPER, one who sho...
shoppier
20
16
SHOPPY, abounding wi...
shoppies
20
16
SHOPPY, a shop assis...
shopping
21
19
the activity of visi...
shoptalk
20
18
conversation concern...
shopworn
20
17
showing wear from be...
shoreman
15
14
one who dwells on or...
shoremen
15
14
SHOREMAN, one who dw...
shorings
17
13
SHORING, a system of...
shortage
16
12
an insufficient supp...
shortarm
17
13
using a bent arm [ad...
shortcut
20
14
to take a shorter or...
shortens
15
11
SHORTEN, to check or...
shortest
16
10
SHORT, having little...
shortias
16
10
SHORTIA, a perennial...
shorties
16
10
SHORTY, (colloquial)...
shorting
17
13
SHORT, to cause a ty...
shortish
19
12
somewhat short [adj]
shotguns
17
14
SHOTGUN, to shoot wi...
shothole
18
13
a hole drilled in a...
shotting
17
13
SHOT, to load with s...
shottles
17
11
SHOTTLE, (Scots) a s...
shoulder
17
13
to assume the burden...
shouldst
18
13
SHALL, used as an au...
shouters
16
11
SHOUTER, one who sho...
shouther
18
13
(Scots) to assume th...
shoutier
16
11
SHOUTY, prone to sho...
shouting
17
14
loud [adj SHOUTINGLY...
shoutout
16
12
a public greeting, e...
shoveled
18
16
SHOVEL, to use a dig...
shoveler
18
15
a kind of duck with...
shovings
19
17
SHOVING, the act of...
showable
21
17
able to be shown [ad...
showboat
20
16
to show off [v -ED,...
showcase
21
16
to show something of...
showding
20
17
SHOWD, (Scots) to ro...
showdown
21
18
an event that causes...
showered
18
14
SHOWER, to bathe in...
showerer
18
13
one who showers [n -...
showghes
22
17
SHOWGHE, (Shakespear...
showgirl
22
16
a chorus girl [n -S]
showgoer
19
15
one who goes to show...
showiest
19
13
SHOWY, making a bril...
showings
20
16
SHOWING, a exhibitio...
showjump
25
29
to take part in a sh...
showoffs
23
19
SHOWOFF, one given t...
showring
20
16
a ring where animals...
showroom
19
16
a room used for the...
showtime
20
16
the time at which an...
showyard
25
16
a yard for cattle sh...
shraddha
18
14
(Sanskrit) an offeri...
shrapnel
18
15
fragments from an ex...
shredded
16
13
SHRED, to cut into f...
shredder
16
12
a machine that shred...
shreeked
16
15
SHREEK, (Shakespeare...
shreiked
17
15
SHREIK, (Milton) to...
shrewder
19
14
SHREWD, having keen...
shrewdie
19
14
(Australian slang) a...
shrewdly
27
17
SHREWD, having keen...
shrewing
20
16
SHREW, (Shakespeare)...
shrewish
22
15
ill-tempered [adj SH...
shrieked
17
15
SHRIEK, to utter a s...
shrieker
17
14
one who shrieks [n -...
shrieval
19
15
relating to a sherif...
shrieved
18
15
SHRIEVE, to hear a c...
shrieves
18
14
SHRIEVE, to hear a c...
shrights
21
14
SHRIGHT, (Spenser) a...
shriking
19
17
SHRIKE, to shriek, a...
shrilled
19
13
SHRILL, to utter a h...
shriller
19
12
SHRILL, having a hig...
shrimped
20
17
SHRIMP, to catch sma...
shrimper
20
16
a fisher of shrimp [...
shrining
17
14
SHRINE, to place on...
shrinker
17
15
one who shrinks [n -...
shrivels
20
15
SHRIVEL, to contract...
shrivers
19
14
SHRIVER, one who shr...
shriving
20
17
the act of shriving...
shroffed
20
17
SHROFF, to test coin...
shroomed
16
14
SHROOM, to take magi...
shroomer
16
13
one who takes magic...
shrouded
16
13
SHROUD, to attire in...
shroving
19
17
SHROVE, to celebrate...
shrowing
20
16
SHROW, (Shakespeare)...
shrubbed
21
18
SHRUB, to lop; to cu...
shrugged
19
16
SHRUG, to raise and...
shrunken
16
17
SHRINK, to contract...
shtetels
17
11
SHTETEL, (Yiddish) f...
shtupped
21
18
SHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
shuckers
21
18
SHUCKER, something o...
shucking
22
21
the act of one that...
shudders
17
13
SHUDDER, to shiver o...
shuddery
23
15
shuddering [adj]
shuffled
22
19
SHUFFLE, to walk wit...
shuffler
22
18
one who shuffles [n...
shuffles
22
18
SHUFFLE, to walk wit...
shufties
19
14
SHUFTY, (colloquial)...
shuggies
19
15
SHUGGY, (dialect) a...
shunless
17
13
(Shakespeare) not to...
shunners
15
13
SHUNNER, one who shu...
shunning
16
16
SHUN, to avoid [v]
shunpike
19
19
to travel on sideroa...
shunters
16
12
SHUNTER, an engine u...
shunting
17
15
the act of shunting...
shuriken
17
16
(Japanese) a handhel...
shushers
19
13
SHUSHER, one who shu...
shushing
20
16
SHUSH, to hush [v]
shutdown
19
16
a temporary closing...
shuteyes
22
13
SHUTEYE, (colloquial...
shutoffs
21
17
SHUTOFF, a device th...
shutouts
17
12
SHUTOUT, at bridge,...
shutters
17
11
SHUTTER, to provide...
shutting
18
14
SHUT, to close, also...
shuttled
18
13
SHUTTLE, to move bac...
shuttler
18
12
one who uses a shutt...
shuttles
18
12
SHUTTLE, to move bac...
shvartze
21
23
(Yiddish) a black pe...
shvitzed
22
24
SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
shvitzes
22
23
SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
shwanpan
19
18
(Chinese) a Chinese...
shweshwe
24
18
(South African) an A...
shylocks
28
20
SHYLOCK, to lend mon...
shysters
23
12
SHYSTER, an unscrupu...
sialidan
14
11
an alderfly, also SI...
siamangs
15
14
SIAMANG, (Malay) a l...
siamesed
14
12
SIAMESE, to join pip...
siameses
14
11
SIAMESE, to join pip...
siamezed
17
21
SIAMEZE, to join pip...
siamezes
17
20
SIAMEZE, to join pip...
sibilant
17
13
hissing, also SIBILO...
sibilate
17
12
to pronounce (words)...
sibilous
18
13
having a hissing sou...
siblings
19
15
SIBLING, one who has...
sibships
22
16
SIBSHIP, kinship [n]
sibyllic
29
18
of or like a sibyl,...
sicarios
17
11
SICARIO, (Spanish) a...
sichting
21
16
SICHT, (Scots) to si...
sickbays
27
20
SICKBAY, a ship's ho...
sickbeds
21
19
SICKBED, a sick pers...
sickened
17
17
SICKEN, to make sick...
sickener
17
16
a poisonous toadstoo...
sickerly
26
18
SICKER, (Scots) sure...
sicklied
20
17
SICKLY, to make sick...
sicklier
20
16
SICKLY, in poor heal...
sicklies
20
16
SICKLY, to make sick...
sicklily
28
19
SICKLY, in poor heal...
sickling
21
19
SICKLE, to harvest w...
sickness
18
16
the state of being s...
sickouts
19
16
SICKOUT, an organize...
sickroom
19
18
a room occupied by a...
sidalcea
17
13
a plant of the marro...
siddurim
17
14
SIDDUR, (Hebrew) a J...
sidearms
15
12
SIDEARM [n]
sideband
15
14
a band of radio freq...
sidebars
16
12
SIDEBAR, a short new...
sidebone
14
13
ossification of the...
sideburn
16
14
either of two strips...
sidecars
17
12
SIDECAR, a passenger...
sidehill
19
13
the side or slope of...
sidekick
20
20
a partner [n -S]
sideless
15
10
without sides [adj]
sideline
14
11
to remove a player f...
sideling
16
13
a slope (esp. on the...
sidelock
19
17
a lock of hair at th...
sidelong
15
13
directed to one side...
sidemeat
14
12
meat cut from the si...
sidenote
12
10
a comment written in...
sidepath
18
14
a byway or sidewalk...
siderate
13
9
to blast or strike [...
sidereal
14
10
relating to the star...
siderite
14
9
a carbonate of iron,...
sideroad
13
10
a byroad [n -S]
sideshow
19
14
a small show offered...
sideslip
18
13
to slip to one side...
sidesman
14
13
a deputy churchwarde...
sidesmen
14
13
SIDESMAN, a deputy c...
sidespin
16
13
a type of spin impar...
sidestep
16
12
to step to one side...
sidewalk
19
17
the pavement [n -S]
sidewall
19
14
the side portion of...
sideward
17
13
in a sideways direct...
sideways
23
14
towards or from one...
sidewise
17
12
toward or on one sid...
sienites
13
9
SIENITE, a coarse-gr...
sierozem
17
20
(Russian) a type of...
sieverts
16
12
SIEVERT, the SI unit...
siffleur
20
16
(French) a (male) pr...
siffling
21
18
SIFFLE, to whistle,...
siftings
18
14
SIFTING, the act of...
siganids
15
12
SIGANID, any of a fa...
sighings
19
15
SIGHING, making a so...
sighless
19
13
uttering no sighs [a...
sighlike
20
17
resembling a sigh [a...
sighters
18
12
SIGHTER, (Scots) an...
sighting
19
15
an observation [n -S...
sightsaw
21
15
SIGHTSEE, to view pl...
sightsee
17
12
to view places of in...
sigisbei
18
13
SIGISBEO, (Italian)...
sigisbeo
17
13
(Italian) a professe...
sigmated
16
14
SIGMATE, to add a si...
sigmates
16
13
SIGMATE, to add a si...
sigmatic
20
16
characterized by a s...
sigmoids
17
14
SIGMOID, an S-shaped...
signable
17
15
able to be signed [a...
signages
15
13
SIGNAGE, a system of...
signaled
15
13
SIGNAL, to make a si...
signaler
15
12
(US) one who signals...
signally
23
15
SIGNAL, notable [adv...
signeted
14
12
SIGNET, to mark with...
signieur
15
12
(Shakespeare) a lord...
signings
16
14
SIGNING, the use of...
signiori
15
11
SIGNOR, an Italian t...
signiors
15
11
SIGNOR, an Italian t...
signiory
21
13
the power of a seign...
signless
16
12
without signs [adj]
signoras
14
11
SIGNORA, an Italian...
signores
14
11
SIGNORE, an Italian...
signoria
14
11
(Italian) the govern...
signpost
17
14
to provide with post...
sikorsky
23
18
a helicopter [n SIKO...
silaging
17
14
SILAGE, to harvest a...
silastic
19
12
a flexible silicone...
silenced
17
14
SILENCE, to make qui...
silencer
17
13
one that silences [n...
silences
17
13
SILENCE, to make qui...
silenter
14
10
SILENT, without soun...
silently
22
13
SILENT, without soun...
silesias
15
9
SILESIA, a thin twil...
silicate
18
12
to combine with sili...
silicide
19
13
a silicon compound [...
silicify
28
17
to convert into sili...
silicium
21
16
the original name of...
silicles
20
13
SILICLE, a seed vess...
silicone
17
13
any of a number of e...
silicons
18
13
SILICON, a nonmetall...
silicula
20
14
(Latin) a seed vesse...
silicule
20
14
a seed vessel resemb...
siliquae
23
19
SILIQUA, a type of d...
siliquas
24
19
SILIQUA, a type of d...
siliques
24
19
SILIQUE, a type of d...
silkened
15
15
SILKEN, to make soft...
silkiest
17
13
SILKY, resembling si...
silklike
19
18
like silk [adj]
silktail
18
14
a bird, a kind of wa...
silkweed
19
17
another name for the...
silkworm
21
19
the larva of the Chi...
sillabub
21
17
a frothy dish of cre...
silladar
16
11
(Urdu) an irregular...
sillibub
22
17
a frothy dish of cre...
silliest
17
10
SILLY, showing a lac...
sillocks
21
17
SILLOCK, (Scots) a y...
siloxane
19
17
any of various polym...
silphium
22
18
a plant imported by...
siltiest
16
9
SILTY, full of silt...
silurian
15
11
formed in the third...
silurids
17
11
SILURID, any of a fa...
silurist
17
10
a member of the anci...
siluroid
16
11
any of a family of c...
silvatic
21
16
pertaining to the fo...
silvered
17
14
SILVER, to cover wit...
silverer
17
13
one who silvers [n -...
silverly
25
16
with a silvery appea...
silvexes
23
20
SILVEX, a herbicide...
silvical
22
17
relating to silvics,...
simarres
15
11
SIMARRE, (French) a...
simaruba
17
15
a tropical American...
simazine
17
21
an organic herbicide...
similise
17
12
to liken, also SIMIL...
similize
20
21
to liken, also SIMIL...
similors
17
12
SIMILOR, an alloy of...
simitars
16
11
SIMITAR, a curved or...
simmered
16
15
SIMMER, to cook just...
simoleon
14
13
(US slang) a dollar...
simoniac
17
15
one who practices si...
simonies
14
12
SIMONY, the buying a...
simonise
14
12
to polish with wax,...
simonist
15
12
one who practices si...
simonize
17
21
to polish with wax,...
simpered
17
15
SIMPER, to smirk in...
simperer
17
14
one who simpers [n -...
simpkins
19
19
SIMPKIN, an Urdu cor...
simplers
19
15
SIMPLER, (archaic) o...
simplest
19
15
SIMPLE, straightforw...
simplify
28
20
to make simple [v SI...
simpling
20
18
the act of gathering...
simplism
21
18
affected simplicity...
simplist
20
15
(archaic) one skille...
simulant
16
14
a simulator [n -S]
simulars
17
13
SIMULAR, one that si...
simulate
16
13
to take on the appea...
simulium
19
17
a small black bloods...
simurghs
20
16
SIMURGH, (Persian) a...
sinapism
17
15
a mustard-plaster [n...
sincerer
16
12
SINCERE, free from h...
sinciput
20
16
(Latin) the forehead...
sindings
15
13
the act of rinsing [...
sinecure
16
13
a position that requ...
sinewier
16
12
SINEWY, lean and mus...
sinewing
17
15
SINEW, to bind as if...
sinfonia
14
13
(Italian) a symphony...
sinfonie
14
13
SINFONIA, (Italian)...
sinfully
25
17
SINFUL, tainted with...
singable
17
15
able to be sung [adj...
singeing
15
14
SINGE, to burn sligh...
singings
16
14
SINGING, the act of...
singlets
16
12
SINGLET, a man's und...
singling
17
15
the act of singling...
singsong
15
14
a ballad; jingly ver...
singular
16
13
not plural; strange...
singults
17
13
SINGULT, (archaic) a...
sinicise
17
12
to modify by Chinese...
sinicize
20
21
to modify by Chinese...
sinister
14
9
threatening or porte...
sinkable
17
17
able to be sunk [adj...
sinkages
15
15
SINKAGE, the act of...
sinkfuls
19
18
SINKFUL, the content...
sinkhole
17
16
a natural depression...
sinkiest
15
13
SINKY, yielding unde...
sinkings
16
16
SINKING, the act of...
sinnered
12
11
SINNER, to transgres...
sinology
21
14
the study of Chinese...
sinopias
15
12
SINOPIA, (Latin) a r...
sinopite
15
12
an iron ore, from wh...
sintered
13
10
SINTER, to make cohe...
sinuated
13
11
SINUATE, to curve in...
sinuates
13
10
SINUATE, to curve in...
sinuitis
15
10
inflammation of a si...
sinusoid
14
11
a curve having the f...
siphonal
18
15
pertaining to a siph...
siphoned
17
15
SIPHON, to draw off...
siphonet
17
14
an aphid's honeydew...
siphonic
21
17
pertaining to a siph...
sippable
21
18
capable of being sip...
sippling
21
18
SIPPLE, to sip at le...
sirenian
12
10
any of an order of a...
sirenise
13
9
to bewitch, also SIR...
sirenize
16
18
to bewitch, also SIR...
sirgangs
16
13
SIRGANG, a green Asi...
siriases
14
8
SIRIASIS, sunstroke...
siriasis
15
8
sunstroke [n SIRIASE...
sirloins
15
10
SIRLOIN, a loin of b...
sirnamed
14
13
SIRNAME, to give the...
sirnames
14
12
SIRNAME, to give the...
siroccos
20
14
SIROCCO, (Italian) a...
sironise
13
9
to use a particular...
sironize
16
18
to use a particular...
sirtuins
15
10
SIRTUIN, any of a gr...
sirupier
17
12
SIRUPY, like sirup [...
siruping
18
15
SIRUP, to make into...
sirvente
15
13
(French) a (usually...
siserary
20
10
a scolding; a blow,...
sissiest
15
8
SISSY, effeminate, a...
sissyish
24
12
resembling a sissy [...
sistered
14
9
SISTER, to treat lik...
sisterly
22
11
resembling a sister...
sistroid
15
9
shaped like a sistru...
sistrums
17
12
SISTRUM, a kind of r...
sitarist
15
8
one who plays the si...
sitellas
16
10
SITELLA, a small bla...
sitfasts
17
11
SITFAST, a lump on a...
sithence
18
14
(Shakespeare) since;...
sitkamer
16
15
(Afrikaans) a sittin...
sitology
22
13
the science of nutri...
sittella
16
10
a small black-and-wh...
sittines
14
9
SITTINE, any of the...
sittings
16
11
SITTING, a meeting o...
situated
14
10
SITUATE, to place in...
situates
14
9
SITUATE, to place in...
sitzmark
20
24
(German) a mark in t...
siwashed
19
14
SIWASH, to camp out...
siwashes
19
13
SIWASH, to camp out...
sixaines
19
16
SIXAINE, a stanza of...
sixpence
24
22
an obsolete British...
sixpenny
27
22
a coin worth six pen...
sixscore
23
18
one hundred and twen...
sixteens
19
16
SIXTEEN, a number [n...
sixtieth
23
17
one of sixty equal p...
sixtyish
30
19
being about sixty ye...
sizeable
19
21
quite large, also SI...
sizeably
26
23
SIZEABLE, quite larg...
sizeisms
19
20
SIZEISM, prejudice a...
sizeists
18
17
SIZEIST, one who bel...
siziness
17
18
the state of resembl...
sizzlers
22
27
SIZZLER, a very hot...
sizzling
23
30
very hot [adj SIZZLI...
sjamboks
20
27
SJAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
skailing
17
16
SKAIL, (Scots) to di...
skaithed
17
15
SKAITH, (obsolete) t...
skangers
15
15
SKANGER, (Irish) a y...
skankers
15
17
SKANKER, one who ska...
skankier
15
17
SKANKY, filthy or sl...
skanking
16
20
the act of dancing t...
skatings
16
15
SKATING, the act of...
skatoles
15
13
SKATOLE, a crystalli...
skearier
14
12
SKEARY, (dialect) sc...
skearing
15
15
SKEAR, (dialect) to...
skedding
16
17
SKED, to schedule [v...
skeechan
18
18
(Gaelic) a kind of b...
skeelier
15
13
SKEELY, (Scots) skil...
skeerier
14
12
SKEERY, (dialect) sc...
skeering
15
15
SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeeters
14
12
SKEETER, a skeet sho...
skeevier
16
16
SKEEVY, repulsive, d...
skeggers
17
16
SKEGGER, a young sal...
skeigher
18
16
SKEIGH, (Scots) (of...
skeining
15
16
SKEIN, to wind into...
skelders
16
14
SKELDER, to beg; to...
skeletal
16
14
like a skeleton [adj...
skeleton
14
14
the supporting bone...
skellied
17
15
SKELLIE, (Scots) to...
skellier
17
14
SKELLY, cross-eyed,...
skellies
17
14
SKELLIE, (Scots) to...
skelloch
22
19
(Scots) to yell [v -...
skellums
19
18
SKELLUM, (Scots) a s...
skelping
19
19
a slapping [n -S]
skelters
16
13
SKELTER, to scurry [...
skenning
14
17
SKEN, (Scots) to squ...
skepfuls
21
20
SKEPFUL, the content...
skepping
20
21
SKEP, to collect int...
skeptics
21
18
SKEPTIC, a person wh...
skerrick
20
19
(Australian slang) a...
skerries
15
12
SKERRY, a small, roc...
skerring
16
15
SKER, to scour, sear...
sketched
20
18
SKETCH, to make a ro...
sketcher
20
17
one who sketches [n...
sketches
20
17
SKETCH, to make a ro...
sketting
16
15
SKET, to splash (wat...
skewback
24
25
a sloping surface ag...
skewbald
21
20
a horse with brown a...
skewered
17
16
SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skewness
17
16
lack of symmetry [n...
skiagram
17
17
a shadow picture or...
skiatron
14
13
a cathode-ray tube [...
skidders
16
14
SKIDDER, a tractor w...
skiddier
16
14
SKIDDY, likely to ca...
skidding
17
17
the act of making a...
skiddoos
15
14
SKIDDOO, to ride a s...
skidlids
18
15
SKIDLID, (colloquial...
skidmark
18
20
the mark left by a s...
skidooed
14
14
SKIDOO, to ride a sk...
skidooer
14
13
one that rides on a...
skidpads
18
17
SKIDPAD, a road surf...
skidpans
17
17
SKIDPAN, a track for...
skidways
25
18
SKIDWAY, a platform...
skieyest
21
14
SKIEY, resembling th...
skiffing
21
21
SKIFF, to skim [v]
skiffled
21
20
SKIFFLE, to play a p...
skiffles
21
19
SKIFFLE, to play a p...
skijorer
17
21
one who does skijori...
skilfull
22
19
full of skill, also...
skilless
18
14
without skill [adj]
skillets
18
14
SKILLET, a frying pa...
skillful
22
19
having skill, also S...
skillier
18
14
SKILLY, having skill...
skillies
18
14
SKILLY, a thin soup...
skilling
19
17
(Danish) an obsolete...
skillion
17
15
(Australian) an outh...
skimmers
18
18
SKIMMER, a seabird t...
skimmias
18
18
SKIMMIA, an Asiatic...
skimming
19
21
something that is sk...
skimpier
19
18
SKIMPY, brief, exigu...
skimpily
27
21
SKIMPY, brief, exigu...
skimping
20
21
SKIMP, to scrimp [v]
skincare
17
16
care of the skin usi...
skinfood
16
17
a cosmetic intended...
skinfuls
19
18
SKINFUL, as much as...
skinhead
16
16
one whose hair is cu...
skinkers
16
17
SKINKER, one employe...
skinking
17
20
SKINK, to pour out [...
skinless
16
14
without skin [adj]
skinlike
17
18
like skin [adj]
skinners
14
14
SKINNER, one who ski...
skinnier
14
14
SKINNY, having littl...
skinnies
14
14
SKINNY, information,...
skinning
15
17
SKIN, to remove the...
skinsuit
16
14
a one-piece skintigh...
skintest
15
13
SKINT, having no mon...
skiorers
15
12
SKIORER, one who eng...
skioring
16
15
(Norwegian) the spor...
skipjack
24
31
a fish that swims ne...
skiplane
17
17
a plane designed for...
skippers
20
18
SKIPPER, to act as m...
skippets
20
18
SKIPPET, a small box...
skippier
20
18
SKIPPY, frolicsome [...
skipping
21
21
flighty, giddy [adj...
skirling
18
16
a shrill sound [n -S...
skirmish
20
17
to engage in a minor...
skirrets
16
12
SKIRRET, a water par...
skirring
17
15
SKIRR, to scour, sea...
skirters
16
12
SKIRTER, someone who...
skirting
17
15
the board at the bas...
skitched
21
18
SKITCH, (New Zealand...
skitches
21
17
SKITCH, (New Zealand...
skitters
16
12
SKITTER, to skim ove...
skittery
22
14
darting about [adj S...
skittish
19
14
easily frightened [a...
skittled
17
14
SKITTLE, to knock do...
skittles
17
13
SKITTLE, to knock do...
skivered
17
17
SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skiviest
18
16
SKIVIE, (Scots) dera...
skivings
19
19
SKIVING, the act of...
skivvied
20
21
SKIVVY, to work as a...
skivvies
20
20
SKIVVY, to work as a...
sklating
17
16
SKLATE, (Scots) to c...
sklented
15
15
SKLENT, (Scots) to s...
skliffed
21
20
SKLIFF, (Scots) to s...
sklimmed
19
20
SKLIM, (Scots) to cl...
skoaling
16
16
SKOAL, to down a dri...
skoffing
20
21
SKOFF, to devour; to...
skogging
18
19
SKOG, to shelter, al...
skokiaan
14
17
(Zulu) a strong home...
skollies
17
14
SKOLLIE, (Afrikaans)...
skolling
18
17
SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skookums
17
20
SKOOKUM, (American I...
skooshed
16
15
SKOOSH, (Scots) to s...
skooshes
16
14
SKOOSH, (Scots) to s...
skreeghs
18
16
SKREEGH, (Scots) to...
skreighs
19
16
SKREIGH, (Scots) to...
skriechs
21
17
SKRIECH, (Scots) to...
skrieghs
19
16
SKRIEGH, (Scots) to...
skriking
18
19
SKRIKE, (dialect) to...
skrimped
19
19
SKRIMP, to scratch a...
skrumped
19
20
SKRUMP, (colloquial)...
skudlers
17
15
SKUDLER, in Shetland...
skugging
19
20
SKUG, (Scots) to she...
skulkers
18
18
SKULKER, one that sk...
skulking
19
21
the act of skulking...
skullcap
23
21
a close-fitting cap...
skulling
19
18
SKULL, to propel wit...
skulpins
19
18
SKULPIN, a kind of f...
skummers
18
19
SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skunkier
16
18
SKUNKY, having a sme...
skunking
17
21
SKUNK, to defeat ove...
skurried
16
14
SKURRY, to move in a...
skurries
16
13
SKURRY, to move in a...
skuttled
17
15
SKUTTLE, to move or...
skuttles
17
14
SKUTTLE, to move or...
skyboard
23
18
a board with foot bi...
skyborne
22
18
airborne [adj]
skyboxes
29
24
SKYBOX, an enclosure...
skydived
24
20
SKYDIVE, to parachut...
skydiver
24
19
one who practises sk...
skydives
24
19
SKYDIVE, to parachut...
skyglows
27
20
SKYGLOW, a glow in t...
skyhomes
24
19
SKYHOME, a sub-penth...
skyhooks
24
20
SKYHOOK, an imaginar...
skyjacks
28
30
SKYJACK, to hijack a...
skylarks
24
19
SKYLARK, to frolic [...
skylight
27
19
a window placed in a...
skylines
22
16
SKYLINE, the horizon...
skyrmion
22
18
a mathematical model...
skysails
23
15
SKYSAIL, a type of s...
skyscape
26
20
a picture of the sky...
skysurfs
25
18
SKYSURF, to perform...
skywalks
27
22
SKYWALK, an elevated...
skywards
25
18
towards the sky, als...
skywatch
30
22
to observe the sky f...
skywrite
25
17
to write in the sky...
skywrote
24
17
SKYWRITE, to write i...
slabbers
19
15
SLABBER, to slaver;...
slabbery
25
17
like, or covered wit...
slabbier
19
15
SLABBY, thick, visco...
slabbing
20
18
the act of forming i...
slablike
19
17
resembling a slab [a...
slackens
18
17
SLACKEN, to loosen o...
slackers
19
16
SLACKER, a shirker [...
slackest
19
16
SLACK, not tight or...
slacking
20
19
SLACK, to slacken [v...
sladangs
15
13
SLADANG, a wild ox,...
slaggier
17
13
SLAGGY, resembling r...
slagging
18
16
an act of slagging [...
slairged
16
12
SLAIRG, (Scots) to s...
slaister
15
9
to do in a sloppy ma...
slakable
18
17
that can be slaked,...
slalomed
16
14
SLALOM, (Norwegian)...
slalomer
16
13
one who slaloms [n -...
slammers
17
15
SLAMMER, (slang) pri...
slamming
18
18
slam dancing [n -S]
slanders
14
11
SLANDER, to defame [...
slangers
15
12
SLANGER, a hawker; a...
slangier
15
12
SLANGY, full of slan...
slangily
23
15
SLANGY, full of slan...
slanging
16
15
scolding [adj SLANGI...
slangish
18
14
somewhat slangy [adj...
slanters
14
10
SLANTER, (Australian...
slantier
14
10
SLANTY, deviating fr...
slanting
15
13
SLANT, to deviate fr...
slapdash
19
15
to do in a hasty, im...
slaphead
18
15
someone with a shave...
slapjack
23
28
a flat batter cake c...
slappers
19
15
SLAPPER, (slang) a p...
slapping
20
18
the act of striking...
slapshot
19
14
a fast powerful shot...
slarting
16
12
SLART, (dialect) to...
slashers
17
11
SLASHER, one that sl...
slashing
18
14
the act of one that...
slatches
20
14
SLATCH, a calm betwe...
slathers
17
11
SLATHER, to spread t...
slatiest
15
9
SLATY, resembling sl...
slatings
16
12
SLATING, a telling o...
slattern
14
10
a slovenly woman [n...
slatters
15
9
SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slattery
21
11
(dialect) slovenly [...
slatting
16
12
material for making...
slavered
16
14
SLAVER, to drool [v]
slaverer
16
13
one who slavers [n -...
slayable
23
15
able to be slayed [a...
slayings
22
14
SLAYING, an act of k...
sleaving
17
16
SLEAVE, to separate...
sleazier
17
18
SLEAZY, shoddy, also...
sleazily
25
21
SLEAZY, shoddy, also...
sleazing
18
21
SLEAZE, to behave in...
sleazoid
17
19
a person of low mora...
sledders
15
11
SLEDDER, one who goe...
sledding
16
14
conveyance by sled [...
sledgers
16
12
SLEDGER, one who dri...
sledging
17
15
journeying by sled [...
sleeches
19
14
SLEECH, a mud flat [...
sleekens
14
14
SLEEKEN, to make smo...
sleekers
15
13
SLEEKER, a moulding...
sleekest
15
13
SLEEK, smooth, gloss...
sleekier
15
13
SLEEKY, sleek, smoot...
sleeking
16
16
the act of making sm...
sleepers
16
12
SLEEPER, one that sl...
sleepery
22
14
(Scots) sleepy [adj]
sleepier
16
12
SLEEPY, inclined to...
sleepily
24
15
SLEEPY, inclined to...
sleeping
17
15
the act of one who s...
sleepout
16
13
part of a veranda pa...
sleetier
14
9
SLEETY, resembling s...
sleeting
15
12
SLEET, to shower fro...
sleeveen
14
14
(Irish) a crafty, sm...
sleevers
16
13
SLEEVER, an old Wels...
sleeving
17
16
a tubular covering f...
sleezier
17
18
SLEEZY, sordid, also...
sleighed
18
14
SLEIGH, to ride in a...
sleigher
18
13
one who travels by s...
sleights
19
13
SLEIGHT, cunning, de...
slenters
14
10
SLENTER, (Australian...
sleuthed
17
13
SLEUTH, to act as a...
slicings
20
15
SLICING, the act of...
slickens
19
17
SLICKEN, to smooth,...
slickers
20
16
SLICKER, an oilskin...
slickest
20
16
SLICK, smooth and sl...
slicking
21
19
a polishing up [n -S...
slidable
18
14
able to be slid [adj...
slidders
16
11
SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
sliddery
22
13
slippery [adj]
slideway
24
15
a route along which...
slidings
17
13
SLIDING, the act of...
slighted
19
14
SLIGHT, to treat wit...
slighter
19
13
one who slights [n -...
slightly
27
16
SLIGHT, small in siz...
slimdown
19
17
an instance of an or...
slimebag
19
17
an odious and contem...
slimiest
17
12
SLIMY, resembling sl...
slimline
17
14
slim, or conducive t...
slimmers
18
15
SLIMMER, one engaged...
slimmest
18
15
SLIM, slender [adj]
slimming
19
18
the act of slimming...
slimmish
21
17
somewhat slim [adj]
slimness
16
13
the state of being s...
slimsier
17
12
SLIMSY, flimsy, also...
slingers
16
12
SLINGER, one who use...
slinging
17
15
SLING, to throw with...
slinkers
16
14
SLINKER, one who sli...
slinkier
16
14
SLINKY, slinking, cl...
slinkily
24
17
SLINKY, slinking, cl...
slinking
17
17
SLINK, to move steal...
slinters
15
10
SLINTER, a trick, al...
sliotars
15
9
SLIOTAR, (Irish) the...
slipcase
20
15
a protective case fo...
slipform
21
18
to construct with th...
slipknot
18
17
a knot that adjusts...
slipless
19
13
free from errors [ad...
slipouts
18
13
SLIPOUT, an insertio...
slipover
19
16
a garment easily put...
slippage
20
17
a falling off from a...
slippers
20
15
SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slippery
26
17
causing slips [adj S...
slippier
20
15
SLIPPY, slippery [ad...
slippily
28
18
SLIPPY, slippery [ad...
slipping
21
18
SLIP, to slide sudde...
sliprail
19
13
(Australian) a movab...
slipshod
20
15
carelessly done [adj...
slipslop
21
16
watery food [n -S]
slipsole
18
13
a thin insole [n -S]
slipware
20
15
pottery decorated wi...
slipways
27
17
SLIPWAY, an sloping...
slithers
18
11
SLITHER, to slide fr...
slithery
24
13
given to slithering...
slitless
17
10
without slits [adj]
slitlike
18
14
like a slit [adj]
slitters
16
9
SLITTER, one who, or...
slittier
16
9
SLITTY, of an openin...
slitting
17
12
SLIT, to make a long...
slivered
17
14
SLIVER, to cut into...
sliverer
17
13
one who slivers [n -...
slivovic
23
20
(Serbo-Croat) a dry...
slobbers
19
15
SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slobbery
25
17
slobbering [adj SLOB...
slobbier
19
15
SLOBBY, characterist...
slobbing
20
18
SLOB, to behave in a...
slobbish
22
17
boorish [adj]
slobland
17
15
a mudflat, reclaimed...
slockens
18
17
SLOCKEN, (Scots) to...
sloebush
19
15
the blackthorn, also...
sloetree
13
9
the blackthorn tree,...
sloganed
14
13
having a slogan [adj...
sloggers
17
13
SLOGGER, a person wh...
slogging
18
16
SLOG, to plod [v]
slokened
14
15
SLOKEN, (Scots) to q...
slommock
21
22
(dialect) to walk wi...
sloomier
15
12
SLOOMY, sluggish, sp...
slooming
16
15
SLOOM, to slumber [v...
slooshed
16
12
SLOOSH, to wash or r...
slooshes
16
11
SLOOSH, to wash or r...
slopiest
17
12
SLOPY, sloping [adj]
sloppier
19
15
SLOPPY, wet or muddy...
sloppily
27
18
SLOPPY, wet or muddy...
slopping
20
18
SLOP, to spill or sp...
slopwork
21
19
the manufacture of c...
slorming
17
15
SLORM, to wipe carel...
sloshier
17
11
SLOSHY, splashy [adj...
sloshing
18
14
the bulk motion of l...
slotback
21
19
a type of football p...
slothful
21
16
sluggish [adj SLOTHF...
slothing
18
14
SLOTH, to be lazy [v...
slotters
15
9
SLOTTER, a machine t...
slotting
16
12
SLOT, to cut a long...
slouched
20
16
SLOUCH, to sit, stan...
sloucher
20
15
one who slouches [n...
slouches
20
15
SLOUCH, to sit, stan...
sloughed
18
15
SLOUGH, to cast off...
sloughis
19
14
SLOUGHI, a breed of...
slovenly
23
17
habitually untidy or...
slovenry
22
16
(Shakespeare) sloven...
slowback
24
22
(obsolete) a lazy pe...
slowdown
20
17
a lessening of pace...
slowings
19
15
SLOWING, the lesseni...
slowness
17
13
the state of being s...
slowpoke
20
19
a slow individual [n...
slowworm
22
18
a kind of legless li...
slubbers
20
16
SLUBBER, to stain or...
slubbier
20
16
SLUBBY, lumpy, knobb...
slubbing
21
19
a slightly twisted r...
sludgier
17
13
SLUDGY, covered with...
sludging
18
16
SLUDGE, to cover wit...
sluffing
21
19
SLUFF, to discard a...
slugabed
18
16
one who indulges in...
slugfest
19
15
a vigorous fight [n...
sluggard
18
15
a habitually lazy pe...
sluggers
18
14
SLUGGER, a person wh...
slugging
19
17
SLUG, to strike heav...
sluggish
21
16
slow-moving [adj SLU...
slughorn
18
15
(Browning) an old fo...
sluicier
19
13
SLUICY, falling in s...
sluicing
20
16
SLUICE, to wash with...
slumbers
19
16
SLUMBER, to sleep [v...
slumbery
25
18
full of slumber, als...
slumgums
20
19
SLUMGUM, the residue...
slumisms
19
16
SLUMISM, the prevale...
slumlord
18
15
a landlord of slum p...
slummers
18
16
SLUMMER, one who slu...
slummier
18
16
SLUMMY, resembling a...
slumming
19
19
the visitation of sl...
slummock
22
23
to move slowly and a...
slumpier
19
16
SLUMPY, marshy [adj]
slumping
20
19
SLUMP, to sink sudde...
slurpers
18
13
SLURPER, one who dri...
slurpier
18
13
SLURPY, like a slurp...
slurping
19
16
SLURP, to drink nois...
slurried
16
11
SLURRY, to convert i...
slurries
16
10
SLURRY, to convert i...
slurring
17
13
SLUR, to disparage [...
slushier
18
12
SLUSHY, resembling s...
slushies
18
12
SLUSHY, an unskilled...
slushily
26
15
SLUSHY, resembling s...
slushing
19
15
SLUSH, to splash wit...
slutches
21
15
SLUTCH, (dialect) mu...
sluttery
22
12
the realism of being...
sluttier
16
10
SLUTTY, characterist...
sluttily
24
13
SLUTTY, characterist...
sluttish
19
12
like a slut [adj SLU...
slyboots
23
14
a sly person [n SLYB...
smaaking
16
18
SMAAK, (South Africa...
smackers
19
18
SMACKER, (colloquial...
smacking
20
21
the act of smacking...
smallage
17
15
a wild celery [n -S]
smallboy
25
18
a deputy steward in...
smallest
17
13
SMALL, not large [ad...
smalling
18
16
SMALL, to make or be...
smallish
20
15
somewhat small [adj]
smallpox
25
23
a virus disease [n -...
smallsat
17
13
a relatively small,...
smalmier
17
15
SMALMY, (obsolete) o...
smalmily
25
18
SMALMY, (obsolete) o...
smalming
18
18
SMALM, to smear, mak...
smaltine
15
13
a gray mineral of me...
smaltite
16
12
a gray mineral of me...
smaragde
15
14
(archaic) emerald, a...
smaragds
16
14
SMARAGD, (archaic) e...
smarmier
16
14
SMARMY, oily, ingrat...
smarmily
24
17
SMARMY, oily, ingrat...
smarming
17
17
SMARM, to smear, gus...
smartass
15
11
(colloquial) a showi...
smartens
14
12
SMARTEN, to improve...
smartest
15
11
SMART, clever [adj]
smarties
15
11
SMARTY, (colloquial)...
smarting
16
14
SMART, to sting [v]
smartish
18
13
somewhat smart [adj]
smashers
17
13
SMASHER, one that sm...
smashing
18
16
strikingly good [adj...
smashups
20
17
SMASHUP, a collision...
smatched
20
17
SMATCH, (obsolete) t...
smatches
20
16
SMATCH, (obsolete) t...
smatters
15
11
SMATTER, to speak wi...
smearers
14
11
SMEARER, one who sme...
smearier
14
11
SMEARY, covered with...
smearily
22
14
SMEARY, covered with...
smearing
15
14
SMEAR, to spread wit...
smectite
18
14
the family of minera...
smeddums
17
17
SMEDDUM, (Scots) a f...
smeeched
19
17
SMEECH, (dialect) to...
smeeches
19
16
SMEECH, (dialect) to...
smeeking
16
18
SMEEK, (Scots) to sm...
smeethed
16
14
SMEETH, to make smoo...
smeiking
17
18
SMEIK, (Scots) to sm...
smellers
17
13
SMELLER, one who sme...
smellier
17
13
SMELLY, having an un...
smellies
17
13
perfumes and other s...
smelling
18
16
the act or smelling...
smelters
16
12
SMELTER, one who sme...
smeltery
22
14
a place for smelting...
smelting
17
15
the act of smelting...
smerking
17
18
SMERK, to smile in a...
smickers
20
18
SMICKER, (obsolete)...
smickets
20
18
SMICKET, a woman's u...
smiddied
16
14
SMIDDY, to forge met...
smiddies
16
13
SMIDDY, to forge met...
smidgens
16
15
SMIDGEN, a very smal...
smidgeon
15
15
a very small amount,...
smidgins
17
15
SMIDGIN, a very smal...
smilaxes
22
19
SMILAX, a genus of p...
smileful
20
17
full of smiles [adj]
smiliest
17
12
SMILEY, given to smi...
smilings
18
15
SMILING, the act of...
smilodon
15
14
an extinct genus of...
smirched
21
17
SMIRCH, to soil, bes...
smircher
21
16
one who smirches [n...
smirches
21
16
SMIRCH, to soil, bes...
smirkers
17
15
SMIRKER, one who smi...
smirkier
17
15
SMIRKY, given to smi...
smirkily
25
18
SMIRKY, given to smi...
smirking
18
18
SMIRK, to smile in a...
smirrier
16
11
SMIRRY, drizzly [adj...
smirring
17
14
SMIR, to drizzle, al...
smirting
17
14
(Irish) the act of a...
smithers
18
13
small fragments [n]
smithery
24
15
the trade of a smith...
smithied
18
14
SMITHY, to forge met...
smithies
18
13
SMITHY, to forge met...
smithing
19
16
the work of a smith...
smitting
17
14
SMIT, (Scots) to sta...
smocking
20
21
a type of embroidery...
smoggier
17
15
SMOGGY, filled with...
smogless
17
14
without smog [adj]
smoiling
17
15
SMOILE, (obsolete) t...
smokable
18
19
that can be smoked,...
smokebox
23
25
part of a steam boil...
smokehos
17
17
SMOKEHO, in the Falk...
smokepot
17
18
a container for givi...
smokiest
16
15
SMOKY, full of smoke...
smokings
17
18
SMOKING, to preserve...
smolders
16
13
SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smooched
19
17
SMOOCH, to kiss, als...
smoocher
19
16
one who smooches [n...
smooches
19
16
SMOOCH, to kiss, als...
smoodged
15
15
SMOODGE, (Australian...
smoodges
15
14
SMOODGE, (Australian...
smooging
16
16
SMOOGE, (Australian...
smooring
15
14
SMOOR, (Scots) to sm...
smooshed
16
14
SMOOSH, to paint to...
smooshes
16
13
SMOOSH, to paint to...
smoothed
16
14
SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smoothen
15
14
to free from lumps,...
smoother
16
13
a smoothing tool [n...
smoothes
16
13
SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smoothie
16
13
a person with polish...
smoothly
24
16
SMOOTH, not rough [a...
smooting
15
14
SMOOT, (slang) to wo...
smorbrod
17
15
(Norwegian) hors d'o...
smorzato
17
20
(Italian) with a gra...
smothers
17
13
SMOTHER, to prevent...
smothery
23
15
tending to smother [...
smouched
20
18
SMOUCH, to kiss clos...
smouches
20
17
SMOUCH, to kiss clos...
smoulder
16
14
to burn with no flam...
smouldry
23
16
(Spenser) smoulderin...
smousers
15
12
SMOUSER, (Afrikaans)...
smousing
16
15
SMOUSE, (Yiddish) to...
smouting
16
15
SMOUT, to work as a...
smoyling
23
17
SMOYLE, (obsolete) t...
smudgers
17
15
SMUDGER, (slang) a s...
smudgier
17
15
SMUDGY, having smudg...
smudgily
25
18
SMUDGY, having smudg...
smudging
18
18
the act of smudging...
smuggery
24
18
a state of smugness...
smuggest
18
16
SMUG, complacent [ad...
smugging
19
19
SMUG, to seize witho...
smuggled
19
18
SMUGGLE, to import o...
smuggler
19
17
one that smuggles [n...
smuggles
19
17
SMUGGLE, to import o...
smugness
16
15
the state of being s...
smurfing
19
18
intentionally floodi...
smurrier
16
12
SMURRY, (Scots) like...
smurring
17
15
SMUR, to drizzle, al...
smushing
19
17
SMUSH, to crush [v]
smutched
21
18
SMUTCH, to soil [v]
smutches
21
17
SMUTCH, to soil [v]
smuttier
16
12
SMUTTY, sexually sug...
smuttily
24
15
SMUTTY, sexually sug...
smutting
17
15
SMUT, to soil, make...
smytries
22
13
SMYTRIE, (Scots) a c...
snabbled
18
17
SNABBLE, to put a bi...
snabbles
18
16
SNABBLE, to put a bi...
snackers
17
16
SNACKER, one who sna...
snackier
17
16
SNACKY, suitable as...
snacking
18
19
SNACK, to eat a ligh...
snaffled
18
17
SNAFFLE, to obtain b...
snaffles
18
16
SNAFFLE, to obtain b...
snafuing
16
16
SNAFU, to cause conf...
snaggers
15
13
SNAGGER, a person wh...
snaggier
15
13
SNAGGY, full of snag...
snagging
16
16
SNAG, to catch on a...
snaggles
16
14
SNAGGLE, a tangled o...
snaglike
16
16
resembling a snag [a...
snailery
20
12
a place where snails...
snailier
14
10
SNAILY, like a snail...
snailing
15
13
SNAIL, to move slowl...
snakebit
16
16
unlucky [adj]
snakepit
16
16
a pit filled with sn...
snakiest
14
13
SNAKY, like a snake,...
snapback
21
22
a sudden rebound or...
snapless
16
13
lacking a fastening...
snaplink
17
18
a metal link used in...
snappers
17
15
SNAPPER, to stumble,...
snappier
17
15
SNAPPY, bad-tempered...
snappily
25
18
SNAPPY, bad-tempered...
snapping
18
18
irritable [adj SNAPP...
snappish
20
17
tending to behave in...
snapshot
17
14
to photograph inform...
snaptins
15
13
SNAPTIN, a container...
snapweed
17
16
a flowering plant [n...
snarfing
16
15
SNARF, (colloquial)...
snarfled
16
14
SNARFLE, to snarl [v...
snarfles
16
13
SNARFLE, to snarl [v...
snariest
13
9
SNARY, in danger of...
snarings
14
12
SNARING, the act of...
snarkier
14
13
SNARKY, crotchety [a...
snarkily
22
16
SNARKY, crotchety [a...
snarlers
14
10
SNARLER, one who sna...
snarlier
14
10
SNARLY, tangled [adj...
snarling
15
13
making a snarling no...
snarring
14
12
SNAR, (Spenser) to s...
snashing
16
14
SNASH, to talk abusi...
snatched
18
15
SNATCH, to seize sud...
snatcher
18
14
one who snatches [n...
snatches
18
14
SNATCH, to seize sud...
snazzier
19
27
SNAZZY, trendily sma...
snazzily
27
30
SNAZZY, trendily sma...
sneakbox
21
23
a small boat masked...
sneakers
13
13
SNEAKER, (colloquial...
sneakeup
15
17
(Shakespeare) a snea...
sneakier
13
13
SNEAKY, crafty [adj]
sneakily
21
16
SNEAKY, crafty [adv]
sneaking
14
16
SNEAK, to move steal...
sneakish
16
15
befitting a sneak [a...
sneaksby
22
18
(archaic) a sneak [n...
sneaping
15
15
SNEAP, to nip, pinch...
snebbing
18
18
SNEB, to reprimand,...
snecking
18
19
SNECK, to fasten wit...
snedding
14
14
SNED, to cut, lop [v...
sneerers
12
9
SNEERER, one who sne...
sneerful
16
14
given to sneering [a...
sneerier
12
9
SNEERY, full of snee...
sneering
13
12
contemptuous [adj SN...
sneeshan
13
12
(Scots) snuff, also...
sneeshed
14
12
SNEESH, to take snuf...
sneeshes
14
11
SNEESH, (Scots) snuf...
sneeshin
14
12
(Scots) snuff, also...
sneezers
15
18
SNEEZER, one who sne...
sneezier
15
18
SNEEZY, tending to s...
sneezing
16
21
the act of sneezing...
snellest
15
11
SNELL, keen, sharp [...
snelling
16
14
SNELL, to attach suc...
snibbing
19
18
SNIB, to fasten with...
snickers
18
16
SNICKER, to utter a...
snickery
24
18
tending to snicker [...
snickets
18
16
SNICKET, a narrow ba...
snicking
19
19
SNICK, to snip, cut...
snidiest
14
10
SNIDEY, maliciously...
sniffers
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SNIFFER, one who sni...
sniffier
18
15
SNIFFY, given to sni...
sniffily
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18
SNIFFY, given to sni...
sniffing
19
18
with a sniffing soun...
sniffish
21
17
haughty [adj SNIFFIS...
sniffled
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17
SNIFFLE, to sniff re...
sniffler
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16
one who sniffles; a...
sniffles
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16
SNIFFLE, to sniff re...
snifters
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12
SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniftier
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12
SNIFTY, (slang) havi...
snifting
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15
SNIFT, to sniff, to...
sniggers
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13
SNIGGER, to snicker...
snigging
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SNIG, to drag a load...
sniggled
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15
SNIGGLE, to fish for...
sniggler
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14
one who sniggles, fi...
sniggles
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14
SNIGGLE, to fish for...
sniglets
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12
SNIGLET, a word coin...
snipiest
16
12
SNIPY, snipelike; fr...
snipings
17
15
SNIPING, the act of...
snippers
18
15
SNIPPER, a tool for...
snippets
18
15
SNIPPET, a small pie...
snippety
24
17
ridiculously small;...
snippier
18
15
SNIPPY, stingy, snap...
snippily
26
18
SNIPPY, stingy, snap...
snipping
19
18
a clipping [n -S]
snirting
15
12
SNIRT, (Scots) to sn...
snirtled
15
11
SNIRTLE, (Scots) to...
snirtles
15
10
SNIRTLE, (Scots) to...
snitched
19
15
SNITCH, to inform on...
snitcher
19
14
one who snitches, in...
snitches
19
14
SNITCH, to inform on...
snittier
14
9
SNITTY, disagreeably...
sniveled
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15
SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
sniveler
16
14
one who snivels, als...
snivelly
24
17
given to snivelling,...
snobbery
23
17
snobbish behaviour [...
snobbier
17
15
SNOBBY, snobbish [ad...
snobbily
25
18
SNOBBY, snobbish [ad...
snobbish
20
17
characteristic of a...
snobbism
19
18
the practice of snob...
snobling
17
16
a little snob [n -S]
snocoach
20
17
a bus-like vehicle w...
snoddest
13
11
SNOD, (Scots) smooth...
snodding
14
14
SNOD, to trim, tidy...
snoggers
15
13
SNOGGER, one that sn...
snogging
16
16
SNOG, (slang) to kis...
snooding
13
13
SNOOD, to wear a net...
snookers
13
13
SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snooking
14
16
SNOOK, to snuff or s...
snooling
14
13
SNOOL, (Scots) to be...
snoopers
14
12
SNOOPER, one who sno...
snoopier
14
12
SNOOPY, prying [adj]
snoopily
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15
SNOOPY, prying [adv]
snooping
15
15
SNOOP, to pry about...
snootful
16
14
(colloquial) enough...
snootier
12
9
SNOOTY, supercilious...
snootily
20
12
SNOOTY, supercilious...
snooting
13
12
SNOOT, to treat with...
snoozers
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18
SNOOZER, one who sno...
snoozier
15
18
SNOOZY, given to sno...
snoozing
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SNOOZE, to sleep lig...
snoozled
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20
SNOOZLE, (colloquial...
snoozles
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19
SNOOZLE, (colloquial...
snorings
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12
SNORING, the act of...
snorkels
15
14
SNORKEL, to swim usi...
snorters
13
9
SNORTER, one that sn...
snortier
13
9
SNORTY, inclined to...
snorting
14
12
making a snorting no...
snotrags
14
11
SNOTRAG, (slang) a h...
snotters
13
9
SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snottery
19
11
filthiness [n SNOTTE...
snottier
13
9
SNOTTY, foul with sn...
snotties
13
9
SNOTTIE, (slang) a m...
snottily
21
12
SNOTTY, foul with sn...
snotting
14
12
SNOT, to blow the no...
snoutier
13
10
SNOUTY, resembling a...
snouting
14
13
SNOUT, to provide wi...
snoutish
16
12
like a snout [adj]
snowball
20
17
to increase at a rap...
snowbank
18
20
a mound of snow [n -...
snowbell
20
17
a flowering shrub [n...
snowbelt
19
16
a area of regular sn...
snowbird
19
16
an arctic finch, oft...
snowboot
17
15
a boot for walking i...
snowbush
21
18
any of several white...
snowcaps
21
18
SNOWCAP, a very smal...
snowcats
19
15
SNOWCAT, a tracklayi...
snowdome
16
16
a leisure centre off...
snowdrop
18
16
a drooping white flo...
snowfall
20
17
a fall of snow [n -S...
snowflea
18
16
a wingless insect ap...
snowiest
16
12
SNOWY, full of snow...
snowking
18
19
SNOWK, (Scots) to sn...
snowland
16
15
an area marked by a...
snowless
17
13
without snow [adj]
snowlike
18
17
having the appearanc...
snowline
16
14
an area which define...
snowmelt
18
16
water produced by th...
snowmold
18
17
a fungus disease of...
snowpack
22
22
an accumulation of p...
snowplow
22
19
to execute a type of...
snowshed
18
15
a structure which pr...
snowshoe
17
14
to walk on oval fram...
snowslip
20
16
a large mass or aval...
snowsuit
17
13
a child's garment fo...
snubbers
18
16
SNUBBER, a device fo...
snubbier
18
16
SNUBBY, inclined to...
snubbing
19
19
the act of snubbing...
snubbish
21
18
inclined to snub [ad...
snubness
15
14
the quality of being...
snudging
16
16
SNUDGE, to be snug a...
snuffbox
26
26
a box for holding sn...
snuffers
18
16
SNUFFER, an instrume...
snuffier
18
16
SNUFFY, soiled with...
snuffily
26
19
SNUFFY, soiled with...
snuffing
19
19
the act of snuffing...
snuffled
19
18
SNUFFLE, to sniffle...
snuffler
19
17
a person who snuffle...
snuffles
19
17
SNUFFLE, to sniffle...
snuggery
22
16
a snug place e.g. in...
snuggest
16
14
SNUG, cosy [adj]
snuggies
16
14
women's long underwe...
snugging
17
17
SNUG, to lie close [...
snuggled
17
16
SNUGGLE, to press cl...
snuggles
17
15
SNUGGLE, to press cl...
snugness
14
13
the state of being s...
snushing
17
15
SNUSH, (obsolete) to...
snuzzled
21
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SNUZZLE, to caress w...
snuzzles
21
29
SNUZZLE, to caress w...
soakages
14
14
SOAKAGE, the act of...
soakaway
22
17
a depression into wh...
soakings
15
15
SOAKING, the act of...
soapbark
18
18
a South American tre...
soapdish
18
14
a dish for holding s...
soapfish
20
16
a tropical fish that...
soapiest
15
11
SOAPY, like soap [ad...
soapland
15
14
(slang) a red-light...
soapless
16
12
without soap [adj]
soaplike
17
16
like soap [adj]
soaproot
14
11
any plant whose root...
soapsuds
16
13
soapy water [n]
soapwort
18
14
a tall herb of the p...
soaraway
21
13
making spectacular p...
soarings
14
11
SOARING, the act of...
sobbings
19
17
SOBBING, the act of...
soberest
15
11
SOBER, having contro...
sobering
16
14
SOBER, to make sober...
soberise
15
11
to make sober, also...
soberize
18
20
to make sober, also...
sobriety
22
13
the state of being s...
socagers
17
13
SOCAGER, a tenant by...
soccages
20
16
SOCCAGE, a form of f...
sociable
19
15
gregarious [adj SOCI...
sociably
26
17
SOCIABLE, gregarious...
socially
25
15
with respect to soci...
sociates
16
11
SOCIATE, (archaic) a...
societal
17
12
relating to society...
socketed
17
16
SOCKET, to provide w...
sockette
17
15
a foot covering [n -...
sockeyes
23
17
SOCKEYE, a Pacific s...
sockless
19
16
without socks [adj]
sodaless
14
10
without soda [adj]
sodalist
15
10
a member of a sodali...
sodalite
14
10
a transparent or tra...
sodality
21
12
an organized group,...
sodamide
14
13
a compound formed wh...
soddened
12
12
SODDEN, to make or b...
soddenly
20
14
SODDEN, wet through...
soddiest
14
10
SODDY, consisting of...
sodgered
14
12
SODGER, to soldier [...
sodicity
24
14
the amount of sodium...
sodomies
14
12
SODOMY, anal interco...
sodomise
14
12
to engage in sodomy...
sodomist
15
12
one who practices so...
sodomite
14
12
one who practices so...
sodomize
17
21
to engage in sodomy...
sofabeds
17
15
SOFABED, a sofa that...
soffioni
17
15
(Italian) volcanic s...
softback
22
21
a book bound in a fl...
softball
20
16
an American game sim...
softcore
18
14
of pornography, not...
softened
14
13
SOFTEN, to make soft...
softener
14
12
one that softens [n...
softhead
17
14
a foolish person [n...
softling
18
15
(archaic) a soft, ef...
softness
15
12
the state of being s...
software
18
14
data used in compute...
softwood
18
15
the soft wood of var...
soggiest
16
12
SOGGY, heavy with mo...
soggings
17
15
SOGGING, the act of...
soilages
15
11
SOILAGE, green crops...
soiliest
15
9
SOILY, dirty, soiled...
soilings
16
12
SOILING, the act of...
soilless
16
10
without dirt [adj]
soilures
15
10
SOILURE, a stain or...
sojourns
15
19
SOJOURN, to stay tem...
solacers
17
12
SOLACER, one who sol...
solacing
18
15
SOLACE, to console [...
solander
13
11
(Swedish) a case for...
solanine
12
11
a poisonous alkaloid...
solanins
13
11
SOLANIN, a poisonous...
solanums
15
14
SOLANUM, any herbace...
solarise
14
9
to expose to sunligh...
solarism
16
12
folk tales as concep...
solarist
15
9
one who practises so...
solarium
16
13
a room exposed to th...
solarize
17
18
to expose to sunligh...
solating
15
12
SOLATE, to convert o...
solation
13
10
liquefaction of a ge...
solatium
16
13
(Latin) a compensati...
soldados
14
11
SOLDADO, (Spanish) a...
soldered
14
11
SOLDER, to join toge...
solderer
14
10
one who solders [n -...
soldiers
15
10
SOLDIER, to perform...
soldiery
21
12
the military profess...
solecise
17
12
to use ungrammatical...
solecism
19
15
an ungrammatical com...
solecist
18
12
one who commits a so...
solecize
20
21
to use ungrammatical...
soleless
15
10
without a sole [adj]
solemner
14
13
SOLEMN, serious [adj...
solemnly
22
16
SOLEMN, serious [adv...
soleness
13
10
the state of being t...
solenoid
13
11
a cylindrical wire c...
solerets
14
9
SOLERET, a metallic...
soleuses
14
10
SOLEUS, a leg muscle...
solfeges
17
14
SOLFEGE, (French) a...
solfeggi
19
16
SOLFEGGIO, a singing...
solicits
19
12
SOLICIT, to ask for...
solicity
25
14
(Shakespeare) solici...
solidago
15
12
a flower, goldenrod...
solidare
14
10
(Shakespeare) a smal...
solidary
21
12
united [adj]
solidate
14
10
to consolidate [v SO...
solidest
15
10
SOLID, having defini...
solidify
24
15
to make solid [v SOL...
solidish
18
12
somewhat solid [adj]
solidism
17
13
a doctrine on diseas...
solidist
16
10
an advocate of, or b...
solidity
22
12
the state of being s...
solidums
17
14
SOLIDUM, (Latin) a l...
solipeds
17
13
SOLIPED, an animal w...
soliquid
24
20
a fluid colloidal sy...
solitary
21
11
alone [adj SOLITARIL...
solitons
14
10
SOLITON, a solitary...
solitude
15
11
the state of being a...
sollared
15
11
SOLLAR, (archaic) to...
solleret
15
10
a metallic pointy to...
soloists
15
9
SOLOIST, one who per...
solonets
13
10
a type of soil, also...
solonetz
16
19
a type of soil, also...
solpugid
19
16
(Latin) a type of ve...
solstice
18
12
the time when the su...
solubles
18
14
SOLUBLE, something t...
solution
14
11
the act of solving o...
solutive
17
14
a solvent or laxativ...
solvable
19
17
able to be solved [a...
solvated
16
14
SOLVATE, to convert...
solvates
16
13
SOLVATE, to convert...
solvency
25
19
the ability to pay a...
solvents
16
14
SOLVENT, a substance...
somatism
16
14
materialism [n -S]
somatist
15
11
one who admits the e...
sombered
16
15
SOMBER, to make somb...
somberer
16
14
SOMBER, (US) sombre...
somberly
24
17
SOMBER, (US) sombre...
sombrely
24
17
SOMBRE, gloomy, dark...
sombrero
16
14
a broad-brimmed hat...
sombrest
17
14
SOMBRE, gloomy, dark...
sombring
18
17
SOMBRE, to make somb...
sombrous
17
15
gloomy; somber [adj]
somebody
22
17
an important person...
somedeal
14
13
(archaic) a large pa...
somedele
14
13
(archaic) somewhat,...
somegate
14
13
somewhere [adv]
someones
12
12
SOMEONE, a somebody...
somerset
14
11
a leap in which a pe...
sometime
15
14
at some future time...
someways
23
16
in some way, somehow...
somewhat
19
16
an unspecified numbe...
somewhen
18
17
at some indefinite t...
somewise
17
14
in some way, somehow...
somniate
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12
to dream [v SOMNIATE...
somnific
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18
sleep inducing [adj]
sonances
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SONANCE, a sounding,...
sonantal
12
11
of a sound, uttered...
sonantic
15
13
of a sound, uttered...
sonarman
12
13
a man who operates s...
sonarmen
12
13
SONARMAN, a man who...
sonatina
11
10
(Italian) a short an...
sonatine
11
10
SONATINA, (Italian)...
sondages
13
12
SONDAGE, (French) a...
sondelis
14
11
SONDELI, the Indian...
songbird
17
15
a bird that utters a...
songbook
16
18
a book of songs [n -...
songfest
16
14
a gathering for sing...
songkoks
16
19
SONGKOK, (Malaysia)...
songless
15
12
without songs [adj S...
songlike
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16
like a song [adj]
songster
14
11
a singing bird [n -S...
sonhoods
14
12
SONHOOD, the state o...
sonicate
15
12
to disrupt with soun...
sonneted
11
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SONNET, to compose a...
sonobuoy
20
15
a buoy that detects...
sonogram
14
14
an image produced by...
sonorant
11
10
a voiced consonant r...
sonority
19
11
the quality of being...
sonorous
12
10
characterized by a f...
sonships
18
14
SONSHIP, the state o...
sonsiest
13
9
SONSIE, buxom, comel...
soochong
18
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(Chinese) a kind of...
soopings
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SOOPING, the act of...
soothers
15
10
SOOTHER, to cajole,...
soothest
15
10
SOOTH, true, real, a...
soothful
19
15
truthful, faithful [...
soothing
16
13
reassuring, calming...
soothsay
21
12
to foretell, to divi...
sootiest
13
8
SOOTY, covered with...
sootings
14
11
SOOTING, the act of...
sootless
14
9
without soot [adj]
sopheric
21
16
(Hebrew) relating to...
sopherim
19
16
(Hebrew) the scribes...
sophisms
20
16
SOPHISM, a plausible...
sophists
19
13
SOPHIST, a person wh...
sopiting
17
14
SOPITE, to put to sl...
soporose
14
11
causing sleep; sleep...
soporous
15
12
causing sleep; sleep...
soppiest
18
14
SOPPY, foolishly sen...
soppings
19
17
SOPPING, the act of...
sopranos
14
12
SOPRANO, (Italian) t...
sorbable
18
15
able to be absorbed...
sorbaria
15
11
a small deciduous sh...
sorbates
15
11
SORBATE, a salt of s...
sorbents
15
12
SORBENT, a substance...
sorbitan
15
12
a chemical compound...
sorbites
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11
SORBITE, a fine-grai...
sorbitic
20
14
of or like sorbite,...
sorbitol
17
12
a white crystalline...
sorboses
15
11
SORBOSE, a type of s...
sorbuses
16
12
SORBUS, (Latin) any...
sorcerer
16
11
a magician who emplo...
sordider
14
10
SORDID, low, mean [a...
sordidly
22
13
SORDID, low, mean [a...
sordines
13
10
SORDINE, a cone-shap...
soredial
14
10
relating to a soredi...
soredium
15
13
a reproductive body...
sorehead
14
11
a person who is easi...
sorehons
14
11
SOREHON, (Irish) an...
soreness
12
9
the state of being s...
sorghums
19
16
SORGHUM, a genus of...
soricine
16
12
shrewlike, also SORI...
soricoid
17
12
shrewlike, also SORI...
sornings
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12
SORNING, the act of...
sorobans
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12
SOROBAN, (Japanese)...
soroches
18
13
SOROCHE, mountain si...
sororate
12
8
the marriage of a ma...
sororial
14
9
pertaining to sister...
sororise
13
8
to associate in a si...
sorority
20
10
a social club for wo...
sororize
16
17
to associate in a si...
sorption
15
12
the process or sorbi...
sorptive
18
15
tending to absorb an...
sorriest
14
8
SORRY, feeling regre...
sorrowed
16
12
SORROW, to grieve [v...
sorrower
16
11
one who sorrows [n -...
sorryish
23
12
somewhat sorry [adj]
sortable
16
12
able to be sorted [a...
sortably
23
14
SORTABLE [adv]
sortance
15
12
suitableness [n -S]
sortings
15
11
SORTING, the act of...
sortment
14
12
an assortment [n -S]
sosaties
13
8
SOSATIE, (Afrikaans)...
sossings
15
11
SOSSING, the act of...
soterial
14
9
pertaining to salvat...
sottedly
21
12
SOTTED [adv]
sottings
15
11
SOTTING, the act of...
soubises
16
12
SOUBISE, (French) a...
souchong
19
17
(Chinese) a kind of...
souffled
19
17
like a souffle, made...
souffles
19
16
SOUFFLE, (French) a...
soughing
18
16
SOUGH, to make a moa...
souldans
14
12
SOULDAN, (Arabic) th...
souldier
15
11
(archaic) to soldier...
soulless
16
11
without a soul [adj...
soullike
17
15
like a soul [adj]
soulmate
15
13
a person with whom o...
soulster
15
10
a singer of soul mus...
soumings
16
15
SOUMING, the act of...
soundbox
21
21
a resonant cavity in...
sounders
13
11
SOUNDER, a herd of p...
soundest
13
11
SOUND, being in good...
sounding
14
14
the action of determ...
soundman
13
15
a person who control...
soundmen
13
15
SOUNDMAN, a person w...
soupcons
18
16
SOUPCON, (French) a...
soupfins
18
16
SOUPFIN, the requiem...
soupiest
16
12
SOUPY, having the co...
soupless
17
13
without soup [adj]
souplike
18
17
like soup [adj]
soupling
18
16
SOUPLE, to make supp...
sourball
18
14
a sour candy [n -S]
sourcing
18
15
the act of sourcing...
sourdine
13
11
a mute or damper, al...
sourgums
17
15
SOURGUM, a softwood...
sourings
15
12
SOURING, a crabapple...
sourness
13
10
the state of being s...
sourocks
18
16
SOUROCK, (Scots) sor...
sourpuss
17
13
a grouchy person [n...
soursops
16
12
SOURSOP, a West Indi...
sourveld
17
15
(Afrikaans) in South...
sourwood
16
13
the sorrel tree [n -...
sousings
15
12
SOUSING, the act of...
sousliks
17
14
SOUSLIK, (Russian) a...
soutache
18
14
(French) a narrow br...
soutanes
12
10
SOUTANE, (French) a...
souterly
21
12
like a shoemaker [ad...
southern
15
12
in the south [adj SO...
southers
16
11
SOUTHER, to move tow...
southing
17
14
movement toward the...
southpaw
21
17
a left-handed sports...
southron
15
12
someone from the sou...
southsay
22
13
to foretell, to divi...
soutpiel
17
13
(South African) dero...
souvenir
15
14
a remembrance [n -S]...
souvlaki
18
18
a Greek dish of lamb...
sovietic
19
15
of or like a soviet...
sovkhozy
28
29
SOVKHOZ, (Russian) a...
sovranly
22
16
supremely [adv]
sovranty
21
15
sovereignty [n SOVRA...
sowarree
15
11
(Urdu) a mounted ret...
sowbacks
23
21
SOWBACK, an eroded,...
sowbelly
27
18
pork cured in salt [...
sowbread
18
15
a kind of cyclamen,...
sowffing
22
20
SOWFF, (Scots) to wh...
sownding
17
16
SOWND, (Spenser) to...
sowssing
18
14
SOWSSE, (Spenser) to...
sowthing
20
16
SOWTH, (Scots) to wh...
soybeans
20
14
SOYBEAN, a bean prod...
soymeals
21
14
SOYMEAL, the residue...
soymilks
24
18
SOYMILK, a milk subs...
sozzlier
21
27
SOZZLY, drunk [adj]
sozzling
22
30
SOZZLE, to intoxicat...
spacelab
21
18
a laboratory in spac...
spaceman
18
18
an astronaut [n SPAC...
spacemen
18
18
SPACEMAN, an astrona...
spaciest
19
14
SPACY, weird in beha...
spacings
20
17
SPACING, the distanc...
spacious
19
15
ample in extent [adj...
spackled
21
20
SPACKLE, to fill cra...
spackles
21
19
SPACKLE, to fill cra...
spadeful
19
17
as much as a spade c...
spademan
15
16
a worker with a spad...
spademen
15
16
SPADEMAN, a worker w...
spadgers
17
14
SPADGER, (slang) a s...
spadices
19
15
SPADIX, (Latin) a fl...
spadille
18
14
the ace of spades in...
spadillo
18
14
(obsolete) the ace o...
spadixes
22
19
SPADIX, (Latin) a fl...
spadones
14
13
SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spadroon
14
13
(historical) a sword...
spaeings
16
14
SPAEING, the act of...
spaetzle
19
21
(German) in Jewish c...
spaewife
20
17
(Scots) a wise woman...
spageric
20
16
alchemical, also SPA...
spagging
19
18
SPAG, (of a cat) to...
spagiric
21
16
pertaining to alchem...
spagyric
27
18
alchemical, also SPA...
spaining
16
15
SPAIN, (Scots) to we...
spairged
17
14
SPAIRGE, to sprinkle...
spairges
17
13
SPAIRGE, to sprinkle...
spaldeen
15
14
a small hollow rubbe...
spallers
18
13
SPALLER, one who spa...
spalling
19
16
the breaking of ston...
spalpeen
17
16
(Irish) a scamp, a g...
spalting
18
15
SPALT, to splinter [...
spambots
19
17
SPAMBOT, a computer...
spammers
18
17
SPAMMER, someone who...
spammier
18
17
SPAMMY, bland, unexc...
spammies
18
17
SPAMMIE, (dialect) a...
spamming
19
20
sending out electron...
spancels
19
16
SPANCEL, to bind wit...
spandrel
16
14
a space between two...
spandril
17
14
a space between two...
spanghew
21
19
(dialect) to fling i...
spanging
17
17
SPANG, to cover with...
spangled
17
16
SPANGLE, to adorn wi...
spangler
17
15
one who spangles [n...
spangles
17
15
SPANGLE, to adorn wi...
spanglet
17
15
a sparkling bit of m...
spaniels
16
13
SPANIEL, to follow d...
spankers
16
16
SPANKER, the sail on...
spanking
17
19
spirited, going free...
spanless
16
13
having no extent [ad...
spanners
14
13
SPANNER, a tool for...
spanning
15
16
SPAN, to extend over...
spanspek
18
19
(Afrikaans) a sweet...
spansule
16
14
a pill [n -S]
spanworm
19
18
the larva of any geo...
sparable
18
15
a type of nail [n -S...
sparaxis
22
18
a South African irid...
sparerib
18
14
a cut of pork [n -S]
spargers
17
13
SPARGER, a vessel wi...
sparging
18
16
SPARGE, to sprinkle...
sparkers
17
15
SPARKER, a powerful...
sparkier
17
15
SPARKY, lively, also...
sparkies
17
15
SPARKIE, (colloquial...
sparkily
25
18
SPARKY, lively, also...
sparking
18
18
SPARK, to emit small...
sparkish
20
17
jaunty, showy [adj]
sparkled
18
17
SPARKLE, to reflect...
sparkler
18
16
something that spark...
sparkles
18
16
SPARKLE, to reflect...
sparklet
18
16
a small spark [n -S]
sparlike
18
16
resembling a spar [a...
sparling
18
15
a kind of fish, the...
sparoids
16
12
SPAROID, any of a fa...
sparrers
16
11
SPARRER, one who spa...
sparrier
16
11
SPARRY, having a con...
sparring
17
14
the act of sparring...
sparrows
19
14
SPARROW, a small bir...
sparsely
23
14
SPARSE, thinly distr...
sparsest
16
11
SPARSE, thinly distr...
sparsity
23
13
the state of being s...
spartans
15
12
SPARTAN, a crisp red...
sparthes
18
13
SPARTHE, (archaic) a...
spartina
15
12
a salt-marsh grass o...
spasming
18
17
SPASM, to go into sp...
spastics
20
14
SPASTIC, one affecte...
spatfall
20
16
a mass of shellfish...
spathose
17
13
relating to spar, al...
spatlese
16
12
(German) a sweet whi...
spattees
15
11
SPATTEE, a protectiv...
spatters
16
11
SPATTER, to scatter...
spatting
17
14
SPAT, to slap, strik...
spatular
17
13
shaped like a spatul...
spatulas
17
13
SPATULA, (Latin) a b...
spatules
17
13
SPATULE, (Latin) a b...
spatzles
20
21
SPATZLE, (German) in...
spavined
17
17
infected with spavin...
spawling
21
18
SPAWL, (archaic) to...
spawners
18
15
SPAWNER, a mature fe...
spawnier
18
15
SPAWNY, of or like s...
spawning
19
18
the act of spawning...
spazzing
23
32
SPAZZ, (slang) to la...
speakers
16
15
SPEAKER, one who spe...
speaking
17
18
a speech or discours...
speakout
16
16
the act of speaking...
speaning
15
15
SPEAN, (Scots) to we...
spearers
15
11
SPEARER, one who spe...
speargun
16
15
a gun that shoots sp...
spearier
15
11
SPEARY, like a spear...
spearing
16
14
the act of piercing...
spearman
15
15
a man armed with a s...
spearmen
15
15
SPEARMAN, a man arme...
speccier
22
17
SPECCY, wearing spec...
speccies
22
17
SPECCY, someone who...
speccing
23
20
SPEC, to write speci...
specials
20
15
SPECIAL [n]
speciate
18
14
to undergo a type of...
specific
25
20
for a particular pur...
specimen
19
18
a representative of...
specious
19
15
plausible, but inacc...
speckier
20
18
SPECKY, having speck...
speckies
20
18
SPECKY, someone who...
specking
21
21
SPECK, to mark with...
speckled
21
20
SPECKLE, to mark wit...
speckles
21
19
SPECKLE, to mark wit...
spectate
18
14
to attend and view [...
specters
19
14
SPECTER, a visible d...
specting
20
17
SPECT, a nonstandard...
spectral
20
15
resembling a spectre...
spectres
19
14
SPECTRE, a visible d...
spectrin
19
15
a protein found in r...
spectrum
21
18
an array of the comp...
specular
20
16
relating to a specul...
speculum
22
20
a medical instrument...
speeched
20
17
SPEECH, to harangue...
speeches
20
16
SPEECH, to harangue...
speeders
15
12
SPEEDER, one who spe...
speedful
19
17
full of speed [adj S...
speedier
15
12
SPEEDY, fast [adj]
speedily
23
15
SPEEDY, fast [adv]
speeding
16
15
the act of driving o...
speedups
18
16
SPEEDUP, an accelera...
speedway
24
17
a road designed for...
speelers
16
12
SPEELER, a climber (...
speeling
17
15
SPEEL, (Scots) to cl...
speering
16
14
an inquiry [n -S]
speiling
18
15
SPEIL, to climb, als...
speiring
17
14
an inquiry [n -S]
speisses
16
11
SPEISS, (German) a m...
spekboom
19
21
(Afrikaans) a South...
spelaean
14
13
living in caves, als...
spelders
17
13
SPELDER, (Scots) to...
spelding
18
16
a haddock or other s...
speldins
17
14
SPELDIN, a haddock o...
speldrin
17
14
a haddock or other s...
spellers
18
13
SPELLER, one who spe...
spellful
22
18
abounding in spells,...
spelling
19
16
a sequence of letter...
spelters
17
12
SPELTER, zinc in the...
speltzes
20
21
SPELTZ, a hardy whea...
spelunks
18
18
SPELUNK, to explore...
spencers
18
15
SPENCER, one who has...
spendall
17
15
a spendthrift [n -S]
spenders
15
13
SPENDER, one who spe...
spendier
15
13
SPENDY, expensive [a...
spending
16
16
the act of spending...
sperling
18
15
a kind of fish, the...
spermary
23
16
an organ in which sp...
spermine
16
15
a chemical compound...
spermous
17
15
pertaining to sperm,...
sperring
17
14
SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
spersing
17
14
SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sperthes
18
13
SPERTHE, (archaic) a...
spetched
21
17
SPETCH, to repair or...
spetches
21
16
SPETCH [n]
spetsnaz
18
21
(Russian) a select m...
spetting
17
14
SPET, to spit [v]
spetznaz
21
30
(Russian) a select m...
spewiest
19
14
SPEWY, boggy [adj]
sphaeres
17
13
SPHAERE, (obsolete)...
sphagnum
20
20
a grayish moss [n -S...
sphairee
17
13
(Australia) an alter...
spheares
17
13
SPHEARE, (archaic) a...
sphenoid
17
15
wedge-shaped, also S...
spherics
22
16
(short for) atmosphe...
spherier
18
13
SPHERY, resembling a...
sphering
19
16
SPHERE, to form into...
spheroid
18
14
a body resembling or...
spherule
19
15
a small sphere [n -S...
sphinges
19
16
SPHINX, (Greek) any...
sphingid
20
17
a member of the Sphi...
sphinxes
24
21
SPHINX, (Greek) any...
sphygmic
31
23
pertaining to the pu...
sphygmus
28
21
(Greek) the pulse [n...
sphynxes
30
23
SPHYNX, a hairless b...
spicated
19
15
spiked; spikelike, a...
spiccato
22
17
a method of playing...
spiciest
20
14
SPICY, tasting of sp...
spickest
21
18
SPICK, tidy, fresh [...
spicknel
21
20
(obsolete) an umbell...
spiculae
20
16
SPICULA, (Latin) a s...
spicular
21
16
resembling a dart; h...
spicules
21
16
SPICULE, a needlelik...
spiculum
23
20
a needlelike structu...
spidered
16
13
SPIDER, to move in a...
spiegels
18
14
SPIEGEL, (German) an...
spielers
17
12
SPIELER, a swindler...
spieling
18
15
SPIEL, to talk at le...
spiering
17
14
SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiffied
21
18
SPIFFY, to make spif...
spiffier
21
17
SPIFFY, excellent [a...
spiffies
21
17
SPIFFY, to make spif...
spiffily
29
20
SPIFFY, excellent [a...
spiffing
22
20
SPIFF, to make spiff...
spighted
20
16
SPIGHT, (Spenser) to...
spignels
18
15
SPIGNEL, an umbellif...
spikelet
18
16
a type of flower clu...
spikiest
18
15
SPIKY, resembling a...
spilikin
19
17
a small slip of wood...
spilings
19
15
SPILING, the act of...
spilites
18
12
SPILITE, a fine-grai...
spilitic
22
15
of or like spilite,...
spillage
19
15
that which is spilt,...
spillers
19
13
SPILLER, one who spi...
spilling
20
16
the amount spilt [n...
spillway
28
18
a channel for overfl...
spimmers
19
17
SPIMMER, a person wh...
spimming
20
20
the activity of send...
spinachy
27
19
like spinach [adj]
spinages
16
14
SPINAGE, a cultivate...
spinally
24
16
SPINAL, related to t...
spindled
17
15
SPINDLE, to impale o...
spindler
17
14
one that spindles [n...
spindles
17
14
SPINDLE, to impale o...
spinelle
17
14
any mineral of a gro...
spinette
15
12
a musical instrument...
spiniest
16
12
SPINY, having spines...
spinifex
24
22
(Latin) a sharp-poin...
spinking
18
19
SPINK, of a finch, t...
spinless
17
13
having no rotation [...
spinners
15
13
SPINNER, one that sp...
spinnery
21
15
a spinning mill [n S...
spinnets
15
13
SPINNET, a musical i...
spinneys
21
15
SPINNEY, a small thi...
spinnier
15
13
SPINNY, crazy, fooli...
spinnies
15
13
SPINNY, a small thic...
spinning
16
16
the act of one who s...
spinodes
15
13
SPINODE, the cusp of...
spinoffs
20
18
SPINOFF, an incident...
spinouts
16
13
SPINOUT, a rotationa...
spinster
16
12
an older unmarried w...
spintext
22
19
a clergyman, a long-...
spinulae
16
14
SPINULA, (Latin) a s...
spinules
17
14
SPINULE, a small tho...
spiracle
20
15
an orifice through w...
spiraeas
15
11
SPIRAEA, any of a gr...
spiraled
17
13
SPIRAL, to move in s...
spirally
25
15
SPIRAL, winding like...
spirants
16
12
SPIRANT, a sound pro...
spirated
16
12
spirally twisted [ad...
spirelet
17
12
a slender spire [n -...
spiremes
17
14
SPIREME, a filament...
spiriest
17
11
SPIRY, tall, slender...
spirilla
19
13
SPIRILLUM, a rigid,...
spirited
17
12
SPIRIT, to carry off...
spiritus
18
12
(Latin) spirit; a br...
spirling
19
15
a kind of fish, aka...
spirting
18
14
SPIRT, to emit liqui...
spirtles
18
12
SPIRTLE, a wooden st...
spirulae
17
13
SPIRULA, a spiral-sh...
spirulas
18
13
SPIRULA, a spiral-sh...
spitball
21
16
to pitch a baseball...
spitcher
22
16
(slang) to be doomed...
spiteful
20
16
malicious [adj SPITE...
spitfire
19
14
a hot-tempered perso...
spitters
17
11
SPITTER, a type of p...
spittier
17
11
SPITTY, marked with...
spitting
18
14
the act of ejecting...
spittles
18
12
SPITTLE, saliva [n]
spittoon
15
12
a receptacle for sal...
spivvery
27
21
the world of spivs [...
spivvier
21
19
SPIVVY, like a spiv...
spivvish
24
21
like a spiv [adj]
splashed
19
15
SPLASH, to scatter l...
splasher
19
14
one that splashes [n...
splashes
19
14
SPLASH, to scatter l...
splatted
17
13
SPLAT, to flatten on...
splatter
17
12
to spatter, to splas...
splaying
24
17
SPLAY, to spread out...
splendid
17
15
magnificent [adj SPL...
splendor
16
14
magnificence [n -S]
splenial
17
14
of or like the splen...
splenium
18
17
a surgical bandage [...
splenius
17
14
(Latin) a muscle of...
splicers
21
15
SPLICER, one who spl...
splicing
22
18
the act of joining a...
splining
18
16
SPLINE, to provide w...
splinted
17
14
SPLINT, to put a spl...
splinter
17
13
to split into sharp,...
splished
20
15
SPLISH, to splash, a...
splishes
20
14
SPLISH, to splash, a...
splitted
18
13
SPLIT, to separate l...
splitter
18
12
one that splits [n -...
splodged
18
16
SPLODGE, to make a s...
splodges
18
15
SPLODGE, to make a s...
sploshed
19
15
SPLOSH, to splash, a...
sploshes
19
14
SPLOSH, to splash, a...
splotchy
29
19
covered with splotch...
splurged
19
16
SPLURGE, to spend mo...
splurger
19
15
one who splurges [n...
splurges
19
15
SPLURGE, to spend mo...
splurted
18
14
SPLURT, to gush fort...
splutter
18
13
to speak rapidly and...
spoddier
16
13
SPODDY, boring, stud...
spodiums
18
16
SPODIUM, (Greek) bon...
spodosol
16
13
a type of ashy soil...
spoffish
23
19
(archaic) fussy, off...
spoilage
17
14
something that is sp...
spoilers
17
12
SPOILER, one who spo...
spoilful
21
17
wasteful; rapacious,...
spoiling
18
15
SPOIL, to mar [v]
spoliate
16
12
to despoil; to plund...
spondaic
18
16
or of pertaining to...
spondees
14
13
SPONDEE, a type of m...
spondyls
23
16
SPONDYL, (Greek) a v...
spongers
16
14
SPONGER, one that sp...
spongier
16
14
SPONGY, absorptive [...
spongily
24
17
SPONGY, absorptive [...
sponging
17
17
SPONGE, to wipe with...
spongins
16
15
SPONGIN, a horny sub...
spongoid
16
15
resembling a sponge...
sponsing
16
15
a platform jutting f...
sponsion
14
13
the act of becoming...
sponsons
14
13
SPONSON, a platform...
sponsors
15
12
SPONSOR, to act as a...
spontoon
13
13
a small-headed halbe...
spoofers
17
14
SPOOFER, one who spo...
spoofery
23
16
good-natured ridicul...
spoofier
17
14
SPOOFY, humorously s...
spoofing
18
17
an act of spoofing [...
spookery
22
17
something spooky [n...
spookier
16
15
SPOOKY, scary, also...
spookily
24
18
SPOOKY, scary, also...
spooking
17
18
SPOOK, to frighten,...
spookish
19
17
spooky [adj]
spoolers
16
12
SPOOLER, a device fo...
spooling
17
15
the temporary storag...
spooming
17
17
SPOOM, to scud befor...
spooners
14
12
SPOONER, one who eng...
spooneys
20
14
SPOONEY, one who is...
spoonfed
16
16
aided in every way [...
spoonful
18
17
as much as a spoon c...
spoonier
14
12
SPOONY, foolishly fo...
spoonies
14
12
SPOONY, one who is f...
spoonily
22
15
SPOONY, foolishly fo...
spooning
15
15
SPOON, to eat with a...
spoorers
15
11
SPOORER, one who spo...
spooring
16
14
SPOOR, to follow a t...
sporadic
19
15
occurring at irregul...
sporidia
16
12
SPORIDIUM, a seconda...
sporozoa
17
20
SPOROZOON, a parasit...
sporrans
15
12
SPORRAN, a large pur...
sporters
16
11
SPORTER, one who spo...
sportful
20
16
full of sport; merry...
sportier
16
11
SPORTY, inclined to...
sporties
16
11
SPORTY, a sporty you...
sportifs
19
14
SPORTIF, (French) a...
sportily
24
14
SPORTY, inclined to...
sporting
17
14
sportsmanlike; fair...
sportive
18
15
playful [adj SPORTIV...
sporular
17
13
of or like a sporule...
sporules
17
13
SPORULE, a small spo...
sposhier
18
13
SPOSHY, (US) slushy...
spotless
17
12
perfectly clean [adj...
spotters
16
11
SPOTTER, one who spo...
spottier
16
11
SPOTTY, marked with...
spotties
16
11
SPOTTIE, (New Zealan...
spottily
24
14
SPOTTY, marked with...
spotting
17
14
the act of spotting...
spousage
16
14
espousal [n -S]
spousals
17
13
SPOUSAL, the state o...
spousing
17
15
SPOUSE, to betroth,...
spouters
16
12
SPOUTER, a spouting...
spoutier
16
12
SPOUTY, having a spo...
spouting
17
15
a rainwater downpipe...
sprackle
21
19
(Scots) to clamber,...
spraddle
17
14
to straddle [v SPRAD...
spragged
18
16
SPRAG, to stop with...
sprained
15
13
SPRAIN, to injure by...
spraints
16
12
SPRAINT, otter's dun...
sprangle
17
15
(US) to sprawl, to s...
sprattle
17
12
(Scots) to scramble...
sprauncy
25
18
smart, dapper [adj S...
sprawled
20
16
SPRAWL, to stretch o...
sprawler
20
15
one who sprawls [n -...
sprayers
22
13
SPRAYER, a device fo...
sprayier
22
13
SPRAYEY, full of spr...
spraying
23
16
an act of spraying [...
spreader
15
12
one who spreads [n -...
spreaghs
19
15
SPREAGH, (Gaelic) a...
spreathe
17
13
(SW dialect) to chap...
spreazed
18
21
SPREAZE, (SW dialect...
spreazes
18
20
SPREAZE, (SW dialect...
spredden
15
14
SPRED, (obsolete) to...
spreddes
16
13
SPREDDE, (obsolete)...
spreeing
16
14
SPREE, to carouse [v...
spreethe
17
13
(SW dialect) to chap...
spreezed
18
21
SPREEZE, (SW dialect...
spreezes
18
20
SPREEZE, (SW dialect...
sprented
15
13
SPRENT, to spring or...
sprigged
19
16
SPRIG, to embroider...
sprigger
19
15
one that decorates w...
sprights
21
15
SPRIGHT, (Shakespear...
springal
18
15
(archaic) an active...
springed
17
15
SPRINGE, to snare in...
springer
17
14
a kind of spaniel [n...
springes
17
14
SPRINGE, to snare in...
springle
18
15
a snare with a noose...
sprinkle
18
17
to scatter drops on...
sprinted
16
13
SPRINT, to run at to...
sprinter
16
12
one who sprints [n -...
spritely
24
14
lively, also SPRIGHT...
spritzed
20
21
SPRITZ, to spray (li...
spritzer
20
20
(German) a drink of...
spritzes
20
20
SPRITZ, to spray (li...
spritzig
22
22
(German) a usually s...
sprocket
20
18
a toothlike projecti...
sproglet
18
14
a small child [n -S]
sprouted
16
13
SPROUT, to begin to...
sprucely
27
18
SPRUCE, smart, dappe...
sprucest
20
15
SPRUCE, smart, dappe...
sprucier
20
15
SPRUCY, neat and tri...
sprucing
21
18
SPRUCE, to make smar...
spruiked
18
17
SPRUIK, (Australian...
spruiker
18
16
(Australian slang) o...
sprushed
19
15
SPRUSH, (Scots) to s...
sprushes
19
14
SPRUSH, (Scots) to s...
spryness
22
14
the state of being s...
spudders
17
14
SPUDDER, a tool for...
spuddier
17
14
SPUDDY, podgy [adj]
spudding
18
17
the process of start...
spuddles
18
15
SPUDDLE, (dialect) a...
spudgels
19
16
SPUDGEL, a bucket at...
spuggies
19
16
SPUGGY, (Scots) a ho...
spuilzie
21
22
(Scots) to plunder,...
spulyied
24
16
SPULYIE, (Scots) to...
spulyies
24
15
SPULYIE, (Scots) to...
spulzied
21
23
SPULZIE, (Scots) to...
spulzies
21
22
SPULZIE, (Scots) to...
spumante
16
16
(Italian) a sparklin...
spumiest
18
15
SPUMY, like spume [a...
spumones
16
16
SPUMONE, (Italian) a...
spumonis
17
16
SPUMONI, (Italian) a...
spunkier
17
17
SPUNKY, courageous,...
spunkies
17
17
SPUNKIE, (Scots) an...
spunkily
25
20
SPUNKY, courageous,...
spunking
18
20
SPUNK, to begin to b...
spunyarn
21
16
rope of yarns twiste...
spurdogs
18
15
SPURDOG, the dogfish...
spurgall
20
16
to injure with a spu...
spurious
17
13
not genuine [adj SPU...
spurless
18
13
without spurs [adj]
spurling
19
16
a tern [n -S]
spurners
16
13
SPURNER, one who spu...
spurning
17
16
the act of spurning...
spurrers
17
12
SPURRER, one who spu...
spurreys
23
14
SPURREY, an annual h...
spurrier
17
12
one whose occupation...
spurries
17
12
SPURRY, an annual he...
spurring
18
15
the act of spurring...
spurters
17
12
SPURTER, one who spu...
spurting
18
15
SPURT, to gush forth...
spurtles
18
13
SPURTLE, a wooden st...
spurways
26
17
SPURWAY, a bridle ro...
sputniks
18
17
SPUTNIK, (Russian) a...
sputters
17
12
SPUTTER, to spit, or...
sputtery
23
14
spluttery [adj]
spyglass
25
16
a small telescope [n...
spyholes
25
16
SPYHOLE, a peephole...
spyplane
24
18
a plane equipped to...
spywares
25
16
SPYWARE, software wh...
squabash
26
23
to crush esp. with c...
squabbed
26
25
SQUAB, to stuff, uph...
squabber
26
24
SQUAB, fat, clumsy,...
squabble
27
25
to quarrel [v SQUABB...
squaccos
28
24
SQUACCO, (Italian) a...
squadded
22
21
SQUAD, to form into...
squaddie
22
20
(colloquial) a soldi...
squadron
21
20
to organize in divis...
squailed
23
20
SQUAIL, to pelt with...
squailer
23
19
a throwing stick [n...
squalene
21
20
a natural oil obtain...
squalled
24
21
SQUALL, to rain or b...
squaller
24
20
a person, esp. a chi...
squaloid
23
20
like a shark [adj]
squalors
23
19
SQUALOR, the state o...
squamate
22
21
covered with scales,...
squamose
22
21
covered with scales,...
squamous
23
22
covered with scales,...
squamula
24
23
a little scale, also...
squamule
24
23
a little scale, also...
squander
21
20
to spend wastefully...
squarely
29
21
SQUARE, rigidly conv...
squarers
22
18
SQUARER, (Shakespear...
squarest
22
18
SQUARE, rigidly conv...
squarial
23
19
a flat diamond-shape...
squaring
23
21
the act of making sq...
squarish
25
20
somewhat square [adj...
squarson
21
19
a clergyman who is a...
squashed
24
21
SQUASH, to press int...
squasher
24
20
one who squashes [n...
squashes
24
20
SQUASH, to press int...
squatted
22
19
SQUAT, to sit on one...
squatter
22
18
to splash water abou...
squattle
23
19
(Scots) to squat dow...
squawked
26
26
SQUAWK, to utter a l...
squawker
26
25
a loudspeaker for re...
squawman
25
25
a white man with an...
squawmen
25
25
SQUAWMAN, a white ma...
squeaked
22
23
SQUEAK, to make a sh...
squeaker
22
22
something that squea...
squealed
22
20
SQUEAL, to utter a s...
squealer
22
19
an informer [n -S]
squeegee
21
20
to wipe with a type...
squeezed
24
28
SQUEEZE, to press ha...
squeezer
24
27
one that squeezes [n...
squeezes
24
27
SQUEEZE, to press ha...
squegged
24
23
SQUEG, to oscillate...
squegger
24
22
a squegging oscillat...
squelchy
35
26
sounding like a sque...
squibbed
27
25
SQUIB, to lampoon [v...
squibber
27
24
in baseball, an infi...
squidded
23
21
SQUID, to fish with...
squidged
24
22
SQUIDGE, to squeeze...
squidges
24
21
SQUIDGE, to squeeze...
squiffed
27
25
(colloquial) tipsy,...
squiffer
27
24
(slang) a concertina...
squiggle
26
23
to writhe about; squ...
squiggly
33
25
like squiggles, wrig...
squilgee
24
21
to wipe with a type...
squillae
24
20
SQUILLA, a kind of b...
squillas
25
20
SQUILLA, a kind of b...
squinied
22
20
SQUINY, (dialect) to...
squinies
22
19
SQUINY, (dialect) to...
squinted
22
20
SQUINT, to look with...
squinter
22
19
one who squints [n -...
squirage
23
20
squires collectively...
squireen
21
19
(facetious) one who...
squirely
30
21
like a squire [adj]
squiress
23
18
a squire's wife [n -...
squiring
24
21
SQUIRE, to escort [v...
squirish
26
20
resembling a squire...
squirmed
24
22
SQUIRM, to wriggle [...
squirmer
24
21
a person who squirms...
squirred
23
19
SQUIRR, to scour, se...
squirrel
24
19
to store up for futu...
squirted
23
19
SQUIRT, to throw out...
squirter
23
18
a device for squirti...
squished
25
21
SQUISH, to squash, a...
squishes
25
20
SQUISH, to squash, a...
squizzes
29
36
SQUIZ, (Australian s...
squooshy
30
22
squashy [adj SQUOOSH...
squushed
25
22
SQUUSH, to squash [v...
squushes
25
21
SQUUSH, to squash [v...
sraddhas
16
12
SRADDHA, (Sanskrit)...
stabbers
18
14
STABBER, one who sta...
stabbing
19
17
of a pain, sharp and...
stabiles
17
12
STABILE, a stationar...
stablers
17
12
STABLER, one who kee...
stablest
17
12
STABLE, well-founded...
stabling
18
15
accommodation for an...
stablish
20
14
(archaic) to establi...
staccati
20
14
STACCATO, a musical...
staccato
19
14
a musical passage wi...
stackers
18
15
STACKER, one who sta...
stackets
18
15
STACKET, (Scots) a s...
stacking
19
18
the act of stacking...
stackups
21
19
STACKUP, an arrangem...
staddles
15
11
STADDLE, a support f...
stadials
15
10
STADIAL, a single pe...
stadiums
16
13
STADIUM, a race cour...
staffage
18
16
decorative addition...
staffers
18
14
STAFFER, a member of...
staffing
19
17
the provision of sta...
staffman
18
18
a person who holds t...
staffmen
18
18
STAFFMAN, a person w...
stageful
18
15
as much as a stage c...
stagette
14
10
a hen party [n -S]
staggard
16
13
the male red deer wh...
staggart
16
12
the male red deer wh...
staggers
16
12
STAGGER, to walk or...
staggery
22
14
given to staggering...
staggier
16
12
STAGGY, having the a...
staggies
16
12
STAGGIE, (Scots) a c...
stagging
17
15
STAG, to attend a fu...
staghorn
16
13
a stag's antler [n -...
stagiest
15
10
STAGY, having a thea...
stagings
16
13
STAGING, a temporary...
stagnant
13
12
still and often foul...
stagnate
13
11
to become still and...
staidest
14
9
STAID, sober and sed...
stainers
13
9
STAINER, that which...
staining
14
12
the act of staining...
stairway
23
13
a flight of stairs [...
staithes
16
10
STAITHE, a wharf for...
stakeout
14
13
a surveillance of an...
stalagma
16
14
a stalactite [n -S]
stalkers
16
13
STALKER, one who sta...
stalkier
16
13
STALKY, long and sle...
stalkily
24
16
STALKY, long and sle...
stalking
17
16
the act of stalking...
stalkoes
15
13
STALKO, (Irish) a ge...
stallage
16
12
rent paid for a mark...
stalling
17
13
the act of stalling...
stallion
15
11
an uncastrated male...
stallman
16
14
a keeper of a stall...
stallmen
16
14
STALLMAN, a keeper o...
stalwart
18
12
staunch, also STALWO...
stamened
13
13
having stamens [adj]
staminal
15
13
relating to stamina...
staminas
14
12
STAMINA, endurance [...
stammels
17
15
STAMMEL, (historical...
stammers
16
14
STAMMER, to speak wi...
stampede
16
15
to send rushing in p...
stampedo
16
15
(obsolete) to stampe...
stampers
17
14
STAMPER, one who sta...
stamping
18
17
the act of stamping...
stanched
18
15
STANCH, to stop the...
stanchel
19
15
an upright beam, bar...
stancher
18
14
an upright beam, bar...
stanches
18
14
STANCH, to stop the...
stanchly
26
17
STANCH, firm, steadf...
standard
13
11
conforming to the no...
standbys
22
15
STANDBY, one who can...
standees
12
10
STANDEE, one who sta...
standers
13
10
STANDER, one who sta...
standing
14
13
a position in societ...
standish
16
12
a receptacle for pen...
standoff
17
16
a tie or a draw, in...
standout
13
11
one that shows marke...
standpat
15
13
resisting or opposin...
standups
16
14
STANDUP, a standup c...
stanging
15
14
STANG, (Scots) to st...
stanhope
16
14
a light, open carria...
staniels
14
10
STANIEL, the kestrel...
stanines
12
10
STANINE, a nine-poin...
stanking
15
16
STANK, (Scots) to da...
stannary
18
12
a tin-mining region...
stannate
11
10
a salt of stannic ac...
stannels
13
11
STANNEL, the kestrel...
stannite
12
10
an ore of tin [n -S]
stannous
12
11
of bivalent tin [adj...
stannums
14
14
STANNUM, (Latin) the...
stanyels
20
12
STANYEL, the kestrel...
stanzaed
15
19
having a stanza [adj...
stanzaic
19
21
pertaining to, or co...
stanzoes
15
18
STANZO, (Shakespeare...
stapedes
15
12
STAPES, a bone of th...
stapedii
16
12
STAPEDIUS, the muscl...
stapelia
16
12
any of various succu...
staplers
17
12
STAPLER, a stapling...
stapling
18
15
the act of fastening...
stapping
19
17
STAP, (Scots) to stu...
stapples
19
15
STAPPLE, a tobacco p...
staragen
13
11
(obsolete) the tarra...
starched
19
14
STARCH, to stiffen a...
starcher
19
13
one who starches [n...
starches
19
13
STARCH, to stiffen a...
stardoms
15
12
STARDOM, the status...
stardust
15
10
cosmic dust, meteori...
starfish
19
13
a star-shaped marine...
stargaze
17
19
to gaze at the stars...
starings
15
11
STARING, the act of...
starkens
14
13
STARKEN, to make or...
starkers
15
12
(colloquial) naked [...
starkest
15
12
STARK, stern, harsh...
starking
16
15
STARK, to stiffen [v...
starless
15
9
without stars [adj]
starlets
15
9
STARLET, a minor sho...
starlike
16
13
like a star [adj]
starling
16
12
a European bird [n -...
starnies
13
9
STARNIE, (Scots) a s...
starning
14
12
STARN, to row backwa...
starnose
12
9
a curious American m...
starosta
13
8
(Russian) a village...
starosty
20
10
a domain bestowed by...
starrier
14
8
STARRY, abounding wi...
starrily
22
11
STARRY, abounding wi...
starring
15
11
the act or starring...
starship
19
13
a spaceship for inte...
starspot
16
11
an area of darkness...
starters
14
8
STARTER, one who sta...
startful
18
13
of a horse, apt to s...
starting
15
11
beginning [adj START...
startish
17
10
of a horse, apt to s...
startled
15
10
STARTLE, to frighten...
startler
15
9
one who startles [n...
startles
15
9
STARTLE, to frighten...
startups
17
12
STARTUP, the act of...
starvers
16
12
STARVER, one who sta...
starving
17
15
the act of starving...
starwort
17
11
any plant of the gen...
stashies
16
10
STASHIE, (Scots) fus...
stashing
17
13
STASH, to store in a...
stasimon
14
12
a choral ode in an a...
statable
16
12
capable of being sta...
statedly
21
12
at stated times; reg...
statelet
14
9
a small political st...
statical
18
12
relating to statics,...
statices
17
11
STATICE, (Latin) the...
staticky
25
17
marked by static [ad...
stations
13
9
STATION, to assign t...
statisms
16
11
STATISM, a theory of...
statists
15
8
STATIST, a statesman...
statives
16
12
STATIVE, a verb indi...
statuary
20
11
a group of statues [...
statured
14
10
sculptured [adj]
statures
14
9
STATURE, the natural...
statuses
14
9
STATUS, a state of a...
statutes
14
9
STATUTE, a law enact...
staumrel
16
13
a dolt [n -S]
stauning
14
13
STAUN, (Scots) to st...
stayaway
28
15
in South Africa, a s...
stayless
21
11
without stays [adj]
stayning
20
14
STAYNE, (Spenser) to...
staysail
21
11
a fore-and-aft sail...
steadied
13
10
STEADY, to make stea...
steadier
13
9
one who steadies [n...
steadies
13
9
STEADY, to make stea...
steadily
21
12
STEADY, well-balance...
steading
14
12
a small farm [n -S]
stealage
14
11
theft [n -S]
stealers
14
9
STEALER, one who ste...
stealing
15
12
the act of stealing...
stealths
17
11
STEALTH, to approach...
stealthy
23
13
acting with stealth,...
steamers
14
11
STEAMER, to travel b...
steamier
14
11
STEAMY, like steam [...
steamies
14
11
STEAMIE, (Scots) a p...
steamily
22
14
STEAMY, like steam [...
steaming
15
14
a method of cooking...
steaning
13
12
STEAN, to line e.g....
steapsin
15
12
an enzyme present in...
stearage
13
10
(obsolete) the act o...
stearate
12
8
a salt of stearic ac...
stearine
12
9
the solid portion of...
stearing
14
11
STEARE [v]
stearins
13
9
STEARIN, the solid p...
steatite
13
8
the massive talc tha...
steatoma
13
11
(Greek) a cyst conta...
steddied
14
11
STEDDY, (archaic) to...
steddies
14
10
STEDDY, (archaic) to...
stedding
15
13
STEDD, (Spenser) to...
stedfast
16
12
(obsolete) of a pers...
steedied
13
10
STEEDY, (archaic) to...
steedies
13
9
STEEDY, (archaic) to...
steeding
14
12
STEED, (Spenser) to...
steeking
15
15
STEEK, (Scots) to st...
steelbow
19
15
(Scots) stock and go...
steelier
14
9
STEELY, resembling s...
steelies
14
9
STEELIE, a steel pla...
steeling
15
12
the act of steeling...
steelman
14
13
a worker in the stee...
steelmen
14
13
STEELMAN, a worker i...
steeming
15
14
STEEM, (archaic) to...
steenbok
15
16
(Afrikaans) a small...
steening
13
12
a stone lining, also...
steepens
14
12
STEEPEN, to become s...
steepers
15
11
STEEPER, a vessel fo...
steepest
15
11
STEEP, inclined shar...
steepeup
17
15
(Shakespeare) precip...
steepier
15
11
STEEPY, steep; preci...
steeping
16
14
STEEP, to soak in a...
steepish
18
13
somewhat steep [adj]
steepled
16
13
having a steeple [ad...
steeples
16
12
STEEPLE, a structure...
steerage
13
10
a section in a passe...
steerers
13
8
STEERER, one who ste...
steerier
13
8
STEERY, busy or bust...
steeries
13
8
STEERY, a commotion...
steering
14
11
the guiding of a veh...
steevely
22
15
STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
steevest
15
12
STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
steeving
16
15
the angular elevatio...
stegodon
13
12
an extinct mammal wi...
steinbok
16
16
(Afrikaans) a small...
steining
14
12
a stone lining of a...
stellate
15
10
star-shaped; starry,...
stellify
25
15
to convert into a st...
stelling
17
13
STELL, to establish,...
stellion
15
11
an East Mediterranea...
stellite
16
10
a cobalt-base alloy...
stemboks
18
18
STEMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
stembuck
22
22
(Afrikaans) a small...
stemhead
16
14
the head of the stem...
stemless
16
12
without a stem [adj]
stemlets
16
12
STEMLET, a small ste...
stemlike
17
16
like a stem [adj]
stemmata
15
14
STEMMA, (Greek) a di...
stemmers
16
14
STEMMER, a metal bar...
stemmery
22
16
a place where tobacc...
stemmier
16
14
STEMMY, abounding in...
stemming
17
17
material used for ta...
stempels
18
15
STEMPEL, (German) a...
stemples
18
15
STEMPLE, a crosstimb...
stemsons
14
12
STEMSON, a supportin...
stemware
17
14
a type of glassware...
stenched
18
15
STENCH, to cause to...
stenches
18
14
STENCH, to cause to...
stencils
18
13
STENCIL, to produce...
stending
14
13
STEND, (Scots) to bo...
stengahs
16
13
STENGAH, (Malay) a d...
stenlock
18
17
(Scots) a coalfish [...
stenning
13
13
STEN, to stride vigo...
stenosed
12
10
affected with stenos...
stenoses
12
9
STENOSIS, a narrowin...
stenosis
13
9
a narrowing of a bod...
stenotic
16
12
relating to a stenos...
stenting
14
12
STENT, (Scots) to st...
stentors
13
9
STENTOR, a person wh...
stentour
13
10
one who determines t...
stepdads
16
13
STEPDAD, a stepfathe...
stepdame
16
15
a stepmother [n -S]
stephane
16
14
(Greek) an ancient G...
stepless
17
12
lacking steps [adj]
steplike
18
16
like a step [adj]
stepmoms
18
17
STEPMOM, (colloquial...
stepneys
21
14
STEPNEY, (slang) a s...
stepover
17
15
an instance of raisi...
steppers
18
14
STEPPER, one who ste...
stepping
19
17
STEP, to measure by...
stepsons
15
12
STEPSON, a son of on...
stepwise
19
14
marked by a gradual...
steranes
12
9
STERANE, a chemical...
stereoed
12
9
STEREO, to make a ty...
stereome
13
11
mechanical tissue in...
sterical
18
12
pertaining to atoms...
sterigma
16
13
a spore-bearing stal...
sterlets
15
9
STERLET, (Russian) a...
sterling
16
12
genuine, authentic [...
sternage
13
11
(Shakespeare) sterns...
sternest
13
9
STERN, severe [adj]
sterning
14
12
STERN, to back, row...
sternite
13
9
the ventral plate of...
sternson
12
10
the end of a ship's...
sternums
15
13
STERNUM, a long, fla...
sternway
22
14
the backward movemen...
steroids
14
9
STEROID, any of a cl...
stertors
14
8
STERTOR, (Latin) a h...
sterving
17
15
STERVE, (Spenser) to...
stetsons
13
9
STETSON, (tradename)...
stetting
15
11
STET, to cancel a pr...
stewable
19
15
able to be stewed [a...
stewards
17
12
STEWARD, to act as a...
stewbums
21
18
STEWBUM, a drunken b...
stewiest
17
11
STEWY, like a stew [...
stewings
18
14
STEWING, the act of...
stewpans
18
15
STEWPAN, a pan used...
stewpond
18
16
a fish pond [n -S]
stewpots
19
14
STEWPOT, a pot for c...
sthenias
15
11
STHENIA, unusual or...
stibbler
20
15
(Scots) a horse turn...
stibbles
20
15
STIBBLE, (Scots) the...
stibines
16
12
STIBINE, antimony hy...
stibiums
19
15
STIBIUM, (Latin) ant...
stibnite
16
12
an ore of antimony [...
sticcado
20
15
(Italian) an instrum...
sticcato
20
14
(Italian) an instrum...
stichera
19
13
STICHERON, (Greek) a...
stickers
19
15
STICKER, to apply ad...
stickful
23
20
as much set type as...
stickied
19
16
STICKY, to make stic...
stickier
19
15
STICKY, adhesive [ad...
stickies
19
15
STICKY, to make stic...
stickily
27
18
STICKY, adhesive [ad...
sticking
20
18
the act of sticking...
stickjaw
24
27
a sweet meat [n -S]
stickled
20
17
STICKLE, to argue st...
stickler
20
16
one who has scruples...
stickles
20
16
STICKLE, to argue st...
stickman
19
19
one who supervises p...
stickmen
19
19
STICKMAN, one who su...
stickout
19
16
one who is conspicuo...
stickpin
21
19
a decorative tiepin...
stickums
21
19
STICKUM, a substance...
stickups
22
19
STICKUP, (colloquial...
stiction
17
12
frictional force whi...
stiddied
15
11
STIDDIE, to forge on...
stiddies
15
10
STIDDIE, to forge on...
stievely
23
15
STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stievest
16
12
STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stiffens
18
15
STIFFEN, to make sti...
stiffest
19
14
STIFF, rigid [adj]
stiffies
19
14
STIFFIE, an erect pe...
stiffing
20
17
STIFF, to cheat, rob...
stiffish
22
16
somewhat stiff [adj]
stiflers
18
12
STIFLER, one who, or...
stifling
19
15
very hot [adj STIFLI...
stigmata
16
13
STIGMA, a mark of di...
stilbene
16
13
a crystalline hydroc...
stilbite
18
12
a common mineral of...
stiletto
15
9
(Italian) a narrow d...
stillage
17
12
a cask stand, also S...
stillers
17
10
STILLER, a distiller...
stillest
17
10
STILL, free from sou...
stillier
17
10
STILLY, still, quiet...
stilling
18
13
a cask stand, also S...
stillion
16
11
a cask stand, also S...
stillman
17
14
one who operates a d...
stillmen
17
14
STILLMAN, one who op...
stillson
16
11
(tradename) a kind o...
stilters
16
9
STILTER, one who wal...
stiltier
16
9
STILTY, stilt-like [...
stilting
17
12
the act of stilting...
stiltish
19
11
somewhat stilty [adj...
stimulus
18
14
an agency that produ...
stimying
23
16
STIMY, to thwart, st...
stingers
15
11
STINGER, one that st...
stingier
15
11
STINGY, mean, niggar...
stingies
15
11
STINGY, a stinging n...
stingily
23
14
STINGY, mean, niggar...
stinging
16
14
painful, severe [adj...
stingray
21
13
a ray with a formida...
stinkard
15
14
a despicable person...
stinkbug
19
19
a shield bug that re...
stinkers
15
13
STINKER, a very unpl...
stinkier
15
13
STINKY, emitting a f...
stinking
16
16
evil-smelling [adj S...
stinkpot
17
16
a common musk turtle...
stinters
14
9
STINTER, one who, or...
stintier
14
9
STINTY, limited [adj...
stinting
15
12
grudging [adj STINTI...
stipends
16
13
STIPEND, a fixed amo...
stipites
17
11
STIPES, a slender su...
stippled
20
16
STIPPLE, to paint or...
stippler
20
15
one who stipples [n...
stipples
20
15
STIPPLE, to paint or...
stipular
18
13
of or pertaining to...
stipuled
18
14
having a stipule [ad...
stipules
18
13
STIPULE, an appendag...
stirless
16
9
without stir [adj]
stirrahs
17
10
STIRRAH, (Scots) a r...
stirrers
15
8
STIRRER, a troublema...
stirring
16
11
rousing, exciting [a...
stirrups
18
12
STIRRUP, a support f...
stishies
17
10
STISHIE, (Scots) fus...
stitched
20
14
STITCH, to sew toget...
stitcher
20
13
one who stitches [n...
stitches
20
13
STITCH, to sew toget...
stithied
17
11
STITHY, to forge on...
stithies
17
10
STITHY, to forge on...
stiviest
17
12
STIVY, stuffy [adj]
stobbing
19
17
STOB, to stab [v]
stoccado
19
15
(Italian) a stab; a...
stoccata
19
14
(Italian) a straight...
stocious
17
12
(Irish slang) drunk,...
stockade
17
16
to build a type of p...
stockage
18
17
the amount of suppli...
stockcar
21
18
a boxcar for carryin...
stockers
18
15
STOCKER, an animal k...
stockier
18
15
STOCKY, having a sho...
stockily
26
18
STOCKY, having a sho...
stocking
19
18
a covering for the f...
stockish
21
17
like a stock; stupid...
stockist
19
15
a shopkeeper who sto...
stockman
18
19
a man who owns or ra...
stockmen
18
19
STOCKMAN, a man who...
stockpot
20
18
a pot for making sou...
stodgers
15
11
STODGER, a dull pers...
stodgier
15
11
STODGY, boring [adj]
stodgily
23
14
STODGY, boring [adv]
stodging
16
14
STODGE, to stuff ful...
stoicism
19
14
indifference to plea...
stoiters
14
8
STOITER, (Scots) to...
stoiting
15
11
STOIT, (Scots) to st...
stokesia
14
12
a perennial herb of...
stokvels
18
17
STOKVEL, (South Afri...
stolider
15
10
STOLID, impassive, u...
stolidly
23
13
STOLID, impassive, u...
stollens
15
11
STOLLEN, (German) a...
stolonic
17
13
of or like a stolon,...
stolport
17
12
an airport for aircr...
stomachs
20
16
STOMACH, to tolerate...
stomachy
26
18
obstinate; sullen; h...
stomacks
19
18
STOMACK, (East Afric...
stomatal
15
12
pertaining to the st...
stomates
14
11
STOMATE, a minute op...
stomatic
18
14
of or pertaining to...
stomiums
17
15
STOMIUM, a pollen ce...
stomodea
13
12
STOMODEUM, an embryo...
stompers
17
14
STOMPER, one who sto...
stompier
17
14
STOMPY, conducive to...
stompies
17
14
STOMPIE, (South Afri...
stomping
18
17
STOMP, to tread heav...
stonable
15
13
carrying the penalty...
stonecut
16
13
a print made from an...
stonefly
22
15
a winged insect [n S...
stonerag
13
11
a kind of lichen, al...
stoneraw
15
12
a kind of lichen, al...
stoniest
13
9
STONY, of or like st...
stonings
14
12
STONING, the act of...
stonkers
14
13
STONKER, (Australian...
stonking
15
16
STONK, (slang) to bo...
stonning
13
13
STONNE, (obsolete) t...
stonying
20
14
STONY, aphetic for a...
stooging
15
13
STOOGE, to act as a...
stookers
14
12
STOOKER, one who sto...
stookies
14
12
STOOKIE, (Scots) stu...
stooking
15
15
the act of putting c...
stoolies
14
9
STOOLIE, (short for)...
stooling
15
12
STOOL, to put forth...
stoopers
15
11
STOOPER, one who sto...
stooping
16
14
STOOP, to bend the b...
stooshie
15
10
(Scots) fuss, ado, a...
stoozers
16
17
STOOZER, one who sto...
stoozing
17
20
the practice of taki...
stopband
17
16
a band of frequencie...
stopbank
18
19
an embankment along...
stopcock
23
21
a short pipe opened...
stopgaps
19
16
STOPGAP, a temporary...
stopings
17
14
STOPING, the process...
stopless
17
12
without a stop [adj]
stopoffs
20
17
STOPOFF, a brief sto...
stopover
17
15
a brief stop in the...
stoppage
18
16
the act of stopping...
stoppers
18
14
STOPPER, to seal wit...
stopping
19
17
the action of one wh...
stoppled
19
16
STOPPLE, to stop up,...
stopples
19
15
STOPPLE, to stop up,...
stopword
19
15
a frequently used wo...
storable
16
12
something that can b...
storages
14
10
STORAGE, a place for...
storaxes
19
15
STORAX, (Latin) a fr...
storeman
13
12
a storekeeper [n STO...
storemen
13
12
STOREMAN, a storekee...
storeyed
19
11
having a storey [adj...
stormers
15
11
STORMER, a humdinger...
stormful
19
16
abounding with storm...
stormier
15
11
STORMY, wild, tempes...
stormily
23
14
STORMY, wild, tempes...
storming
16
14
the act of storming...
storying
21
13
the art of relating...
stotinka
14
13
a Bulgarian monetary...
stotinki
15
13
STOTINKA, a Bulgaria...
stotinov
15
13
STOTIN, a monetary u...
stotious
14
9
(Irish slang) drunk,...
stotters
14
8
STOTTER, to stagger,...
stotties
14
8
STOTTIE, (dialect) a...
stotting
15
11
STOTT, to bound with...
stounded
13
12
STOUND, to ache, thr...
stouning
14
13
STOUN, (Spenser) to...
stourier
14
9
STOURY, (Scots) dust...
stoushed
16
12
STOUSH, (Australian...
stoushes
16
11
STOUSH, (Australian...
stoushie
16
11
(Scots) fuss, ado, a...
stoutens
13
10
STOUTEN, to make sto...
stoutest
14
9
STOUT, thick, resolu...
stoutish
17
11
somewhat stout [adj]
stovaine
14
13
an anaesthetic cocai...
stovetop
17
15
the hob of a stove [...
stovings
17
15
STOVING, the act of...
stowable
19
15
able to be stowed [a...
stowages
17
13
STOWAGE, goods in st...
stowaway
25
16
a person who hides a...
stowdown
19
16
the process of stowi...
stowings
18
14
STOWING, the act of...
stowlins
18
13
(Scots) by stealth,...
stownded
16
14
STOWND, to ache, thr...
strabism
18
14
a squint, also STRAB...
straddle
15
11
to bestride; to set...
stradiot
14
9
(historical) a Venet...
strafers
16
11
STRAFER, one who str...
straffed
18
15
STRAFF, (German) to...
strafing
17
14
the act of raking wi...
straggle
17
13
to stray [v STRAGGLE...
straggly
24
15
irregularly spread o...
straicht
20
13
(Scots) straight, al...
straight
18
12
uncurved, also STRAI...
straiked
15
13
STRAIK, to stroke, a...
strained
13
10
STRAIN, to exert to...
strainer
13
9
a utensil used to se...
straints
14
9
STRAINT, (Spenser) p...
straited
14
9
STRAIT, to confine [...
straiten
13
9
to make strait, narr...
straiter
14
8
STRAIT, confined, ri...
straitly
22
11
STRAIT, confined, ri...
stramash
17
13
(Scots) to make a ra...
strammel
17
15
(obsolete) a straw;...
stramony
20
14
thorn apple, and its...
stramped
17
15
STRAMP, (Scots) to t...
stranded
13
11
STRAND, to leave in...
strander
13
10
a machine that twist...
stranger
14
11
to make a stranger [...
stranges
14
11
STRANGE, an unfamili...
strangle
15
12
to choke to death [v...
strapped
18
15
STRAP, to fasten wit...
strapper
18
14
an apprentice, a lea...
strasses
14
8
STRASS, (German) a p...
strategy
21
12
a plan for obtaining...
stratify
23
13
to arrange in layers...
stratose
13
8
in strata, layered,...
stratous
14
9
in strata, layered,...
stratums
16
12
STRATUM, a layer of...
straucht
20
14
(Scots) straight, al...
straught
18
13
(Scots) straight, al...
straunge
14
12
(archaic) strange, i...
stravage
16
14
to stroll, also STRA...
stravaig
17
14
(Scots) to wander ai...
strawhat
19
13
pertaining to a summ...
strawier
17
11
STRAWY, resembling s...
strawing
18
14
STRAW, to cover with...
strayers
20
10
STRAYER, one who str...
straying
21
13
the act of straying...
strayved
22
15
STRAYVE, (dialect) t...
strayves
22
14
STRAYVE, (dialect) t...
streaked
14
13
STREAK, to cover wit...
streaker
14
12
a person who runs na...
streamed
14
12
STREAM, to flow in a...
streamer
14
11
a long narrow flag [...
streeked
14
13
STREEK, to stretch;...
streeker
14
12
one that streeks, st...
streeled
14
10
STREEL, (Irish) to t...
streeted
13
9
STREET, to provide w...
streight
18
12
(Spenser) a strait,...
streigne
14
11
(obsolete) to strain...
strelitz
19
18
(Russian) a soldier...
strength
17
13
a degree of being me...
strepent
15
12
(Latin) noisy [adj]
stressed
14
9
STRESS, to place emp...
stresses
14
8
STRESS, to place emp...
stressor
14
8
an agent or factor t...
stretchy
26
15
tending to stretch [...
strettas
14
8
STRETTA, (Italian) a...
strettos
14
8
STRETTO, a concludin...
streusel
15
10
(German) a crumb-lik...
strewage
17
13
items discarded [n -...
strewers
17
11
STREWER, one who str...
strewing
18
14
the act of strewing...
striatal
15
9
relating to the corp...
striated
14
9
STRIATE, to mark wit...
striates
14
8
STRIATE, to mark wit...
striatum
16
12
(Latin) part of the...
striches
20
13
STRICH, (archaic) th...
stricken
18
16
strongly affected or...
strickle
20
16
to shape grain with...
stricter
18
11
STRICT, kept within...
strictly
26
14
STRICT, kept within...
stridden
14
11
STRIDE, to walk with...
striddle
16
11
to straddle, also ST...
strident
14
10
loud, grating [adj S...
striders
15
9
STRIDER, one who str...
striding
16
12
STRIDE, to walk with...
stridors
15
9
STRIDOR, (Latin) a h...
strigate
15
10
having strigae, bris...
strigged
17
13
STRIG, to remove the...
strigils
18
11
STRIGIL, (Latin) an...
strigine
15
11
owllike [adj]
strigose
15
10
having strigae, bris...
strikers
16
12
STRIKER, an attackin...
striking
17
15
impressive [adj STRI...
strimmed
17
15
STRIM, to cut grass...
stringed
15
12
STRING, to provide w...
stringer
15
11
a journalist or repo...
strinkle
16
14
(Scots) to sprinkle...
stripers
17
11
STRIPER, a food and...
stripier
17
11
STRIPY, marked with...
striping
18
14
stripes marked or pa...
stripped
19
15
STRIP, to remove the...
stripper
19
14
one who removes his...
strivers
17
12
STRIVER, one who str...
striving
18
15
trying hard [adj STR...
stroamed
14
12
STROAM, to wander ab...
strobila
17
12
a stack of immature...
strobile
17
12
a scaly spike of fem...
strobili
18
12
STROBILUS, (Greek) a...
strobils
18
12
STROBIL, a scaly spi...
strobing
17
14
an unwanted jerky ef...
stroddle
15
11
(dialect) to straddl...
strodled
15
11
STRODLE, (dialect) t...
strodles
15
10
STRODLE, (dialect) t...
strokers
15
12
STROKER, one who str...
stroking
16
15
the act of stroking...
strolled
16
11
STROLL, to walk in a...
stroller
16
10
one who strolls [n -...
stromata
14
11
STROMA, a supporting...
strombus
18
15
a very large gastrop...
stronger
14
11
STRONG, having great...
strongly
22
14
STRONG, having great...
strongyl
22
14
(Greek) a parasitic...
strontia
13
9
an oxide of the meta...
strontic
17
12
containing, or desig...
strooken
13
13
STRIKE, to hit [v]
strookes
14
12
STROOKE, (obsolete)...
strophes
18
13
STROPHE, (Greek) a g...
strophic
22
16
pertaining to or con...
stropped
18
15
STROP, to sharpen on...
stropper
18
14
one who strops [n -S...
stroupan
15
13
(Scots) a drink of t...
strouted
14
10
STROUT, to swell; to...
strowers
17
11
STROWER, one who str...
strowing
18
14
the act of strowing...
stroyers
20
10
STROYER, one who str...
stroying
21
13
STROY, (dialect) to...
strucken
18
17
STRIKE, to hit [v]
strudels
16
11
STRUDEL, (German) a...
struggle
18
14
to strive vigorously...
strummed
17
16
STRUM, to play a str...
strummel
18
16
(obsolete) a straw;...
strummer
17
15
one who strums [n -S...
strumose
15
12
scrofulous; having s...
strumous
16
13
scrofulous; having s...
strumpet
18
15
(archaic) a whore [n...
strunted
14
11
STRUNT, to walk with...
strutted
15
10
STRUT, to walk with...
strutter
15
9
one who struts [n -S...
stubbier
19
15
STUBBY, short and sq...
stubbies
19
15
STUBBIE, (Australian...
stubbily
27
18
STUBBY, short and sq...
stubbing
20
18
STUB, to strike acci...
stubbled
20
17
having a stubble [ad...
stubbles
20
16
STUBBLE, the leaving...
stubborn
18
16
obstinate [adj STUBB...
stuccoed
20
16
STUCCO, to coat with...
stuccoer
20
15
one who stuccoes [n...
stuccoes
20
15
STUCCO, to coat with...
studbook
17
17
a record of the pedi...
studdies
15
11
STUDDIE, a blacksmit...
studding
16
14
the woodwork of a la...
studdles
16
12
STUDDLE, a post, a p...
students
14
11
STUDENT, a person fo...
studenty
20
13
like a student [adj]
studfarm
18
16
a horse-breeding far...
studfish
20
15
any one of several s...
studiers
15
10
STUDIER, one who stu...
studious
15
11
given to study [adj...
studlier
16
11
STUDLY, (slang) hunk...
studwork
19
17
brickwork walls betw...
studying
22
15
STUDY, to apply ones...
stuffers
19
15
STUFFER, one that st...
stuffier
19
15
STUFFY, badly ventil...
stuffily
27
18
STUFFY, badly ventil...
stuffing
20
18
material with which...
stuggier
17
13
STUGGY, (dialect) th...
stuivers
17
13
STUIVER, (Dutch) a D...
stukkend
16
19
(South African) brok...
stultify
25
15
to cause to appear a...
stumbled
19
17
STUMBLE, to trip whe...
stumbler
19
16
one who stumbles [n...
stumbles
19
16
STUMBLE, to trip whe...
stummels
18
16
STUMMEL, (German) a...
stumming
18
18
STUM, to increase fe...
stumpage
18
17
uncut marketable tim...
stumpers
18
15
STUMPER, a baffling...
stumpier
18
15
STUMPY, short and sq...
stumpies
18
15
STUMPY, (colloquial)...
stumpily
26
18
STUMPY, short and sq...
stumping
19
18
the act of baffling...
stunkard
15
15
(Scots) sulky, sulle...
stunners
13
11
STUNNER, a very attr...
stunning
14
14
stupefying, excellen...
stunsail
15
11
a contraction of stu...
stunting
15
13
STUNT, to hinder fro...
stuntman
14
14
a stand-in for dange...
stuntmen
14
14
STUNTMAN, a stand-in...
stupider
17
13
STUPID, foolish [adj...
stupidly
25
16
STUPID, foolish [adv...
stuprate
16
12
(archaic) to ravish;...
sturdied
15
11
afflicted with sturd...
sturdier
15
10
STURDY, strongly bui...
sturdies
15
10
STURDY, a disease of...
sturdily
23
13
STURDY, strongly bui...
sturgeon
14
12
a large fish of nort...
sturmers
16
12
STURMER, a variety o...
sturnine
13
11
pertaining to starli...
sturnoid
14
11
pertaining to starli...
sturting
16
12
STURT, to vex; to an...
stushies
17
11
STUSHIE, (Scots) fus...
stutters
15
9
STUTTER, to speak wi...
styliest
22
11
STYLIE, (New Zealand...
stylings
23
14
STYLING, the way in...
stylised
22
12
STYLISE, to make con...
styliser
22
11
one who stylises, al...
stylises
22
11
STYLISE, to make con...
stylists
23
11
STYLIST, one who is...
stylites
22
11
STYLITE, (Greek) one...
stylitic
26
14
of or like a stylite...
stylized
25
21
STYLIZE, to make con...
stylizer
25
20
one who stylises, al...
stylizes
25
20
STYLIZE, to make con...
styloids
22
12
STYLOID, a spiny pro...
stylopes
23
14
STYLOPS, a genus of...
stylopid
24
15
an insect that is a...
styluses
22
12
STYLUS, a pointed in...
stymying
29
18
STYMY, to thwart, st...
styptics
27
16
STYPTIC, a substance...
styraxes
26
17
STYRAX, a fragrant r...
styrenes
19
11
STYRENE, a liquid hy...
suasible
17
13
capable of being per...
suasions
13
10
SUASION, persuasion...
subabbot
20
18
a subordinate abbot...
subacrid
20
16
somewhat acrid [adj]
subacted
19
16
SUBACT, to subdue [v...
subacute
19
16
somewhat acute [adj...
subadars
16
13
SUBADAR, (Hindi) a n...
subadult
18
15
an individual approa...
subagent
16
15
a subordinate agent...
subahdar
18
15
(Hindi) a native off...
subareas
15
12
SUBAREA, a subdivisi...
subatoms
17
15
SUBATOM, a component...
subaudio
16
14
relating to low-freq...
subaural
17
14
below the normal ran...
subaxial
23
20
somewhat axial [adj]
subbasal
19
16
below the base [adj]
subbases
18
15
SUBBASE, the lowest...
subbasin
18
16
a section of an area...
subbings
20
18
SUBBING, the act of...
subblock
24
23
a subdivision of a b...
subbreed
18
16
a distinguishable st...
subcaste
19
15
a subdivision of a c...
subcause
19
16
a subordinate cause...
subcells
22
17
SUBCELL, a subdivisi...
subchief
24
20
a subordinate chief...
subchord
22
18
a subdivision of a c...
subclaim
22
19
a subdivision of a c...
subclans
20
17
SUBCLAN, a subdivisi...
subclass
21
16
to place in a subdiv...
subclerk
22
20
a subordinate clerk...
subcodes
19
16
SUBCODE, a subdivisi...
subcools
20
16
SUBCOOL, to cool bel...
subcosta
19
15
the vein on an insec...
subcrust
21
16
a subdivision of a c...
subcults
22
17
SUBCULT, a subdivisi...
subcutes
20
16
SUBCUTIS, the deeper...
subcutis
21
16
the deeper part of t...
subdeans
15
14
SUBDEAN, a subordina...
subdepot
18
16
a subdivision of a m...
subdewed
19
17
SUBDEW, to bring und...
subduals
18
15
SUBDUAL, the act of...
subduced
20
18
SUBDUCE, to take awa...
subduces
20
17
SUBDUCE, to take awa...
subducts
21
17
SUBDUCT, to withdraw...
subduers
17
14
SUBDUER, one who sub...
subduing
18
17
SUBDUE, to bring und...
subduple
20
18
in the ratio of one...
subdural
18
15
situated under the d...
subdwarf
22
19
a small star of rela...
subedars
16
13
SUBEDAR, (Hindi) a n...
subedits
17
13
SUBEDIT, to act as a...
subentry
22
15
an entry made under...
subepoch
23
20
a subdivision of an...
subequal
25
23
subordinately equal...
suberate
15
12
a salt of suberic ac...
suberect
19
15
nearly erect [adj]
suberins
16
13
SUBERIN, a substance...
suberise
16
12
to convert into cork...
suberize
19
21
to convert into cork...
suberose
15
12
pertaining to cork,...
suberous
16
13
pertaining to cork,...
subfeued
18
17
SUBFEU, to grant lan...
subfield
20
17
a subset of a mathem...
subfiles
20
16
SUBFILE, a subdivisi...
subfixes
25
22
SUBFIX, a distinguis...
subfloor
19
16
a rough floor laid a...
subfluid
21
18
somewhat fluid [adj]
subframe
19
18
a frame for the atta...
subfuscs
23
19
SUBFUSC, dark, forma...
subfusks
21
20
SUBFUSK, dark, forma...
subgenre
16
15
a subdivision of a g...
subgenus
17
16
a subdivision of a g...
subgoals
18
15
SUBGOAL, a subordina...
subgrade
17
15
a surface on which a...
subgraph
22
19
a graph contained wi...
subgroup
20
18
a distinct group wit...
subheads
18
15
SUBHEAD, an inferior...
subhuman
19
19
one that is less tha...
subhumid
21
19
of a climate, too we...
subideas
16
13
SUBIDEA, an inferior...
subimago
18
17
a stage in the life...
subindex
22
21
a distinguishing sym...
subitems
18
15
SUBITEM, an item tha...
subitise
17
12
to perceive, also SU...
subitize
20
21
to perceive, also SU...
subjects
22
24
SUBJECT, to cause to...
subjoins
18
22
SUBJOIN, to add at t...
sublated
17
14
SUBLATE, to deny; to...
sublates
17
13
SUBLATE, to deny; to...
sublease
16
13
to rent leased prope...
sublevel
20
18
a lower level [n -S]
sublimed
19
17
SUBLIME, to sublimat...
sublimer
19
16
one who sublimes [n...
sublimes
19
16
SUBLIME, to sublimat...
sublimit
20
16
a limit within a lim...
sublines
17
14
SUBLINE, an inbred l...
sublunar
17
15
under the moon, terr...
submenta
16
16
SUBMENTUM, part of a...
submenus
17
17
SUBMENU, a secondary...
submerge
18
17
to place below the s...
submerse
17
15
to place below the s...
subnasal
16
14
situated under the n...
subniche
21
18
a subdivision of a h...
subnodal
16
15
situated under a nod...
subocean
17
16
beneath the ocean [a...
suboptic
22
18
situated under the e...
suborder
16
13
a category of relate...
suborned
15
14
SUBORN, to induce to...
suborner
15
13
one who suborns [n -...
subovate
17
16
nearly ovate [adj]
suboxide
22
20
an oxide containing...
subpanel
18
17
a subdivision of a p...
subparts
19
15
SUBPART, a subdivisi...
subpenas
17
16
SUBPENA, to summon w...
subphase
20
17
a subdivision of a p...
subphyla
28
20
SUBPHYLUM, (Latin) t...
subplots
20
16
SUBPLOT, a subordina...
subpoena
16
16
to summon with a typ...
subpolar
19
16
situated just outsid...
subprime
20
18
a loan made to a bor...
subprior
19
15
the vicegerent of a...
subpubic
25
22
situated under the p...
subraces
19
15
SUBRACE, a subdivisi...
subrents
16
13
SUBRENT [n]
subrings
18
15
SUBRING, a subset of...
subrules
18
14
SUBRULE, a subordina...
subsales
17
13
SUBSALE, a resale of...
subscale
20
16
a subdivision of a s...
subsects
20
15
SUBSECT, a sect dire...
subsense
15
13
a subdivision of a s...
subseres
16
12
SUBSERE, a type of e...
subserve
18
16
to help forward [v S...
subshaft
21
17
a shaft that is bene...
subshell
21
16
one of the orbitals...
subshrub
22
18
a low shrub [n -S]
subsided
17
14
SUBSIDE, to sink to...
subsider
17
13
something or someone...
subsides
17
13
SUBSIDE, to sink to...
subsists
18
12
SUBSIST, to continue...
subsites
17
12
SUBSITE, a division...
subsizar
20
21
a student of lower r...
subskill
21
18
a subordinate skill...
subsoils
18
13
SUBSOIL, to plow the...
subsolar
17
13
directly under the s...
subsongs
17
15
SUBSONG, a bird's un...
subsonic
19
16
moving at a speed le...
subspace
21
18
a subset of a mathem...
substage
17
14
a part of a microsco...
substate
16
12
a subdivision of a s...
substyle
24
15
the straight line on...
subsumed
18
17
SUBSUME, to classify...
subsumes
18
16
SUBSUME, to classify...
subtacks
21
19
SUBTACK, a sublease...
subtalar
17
13
below the anklebone...
subtasks
18
16
SUBTASK, a subordina...
subtaxon
21
20
a subdivision of a t...
subteens
15
13
SUBTEEN, a person ap...
subtends
16
14
SUBTEND, to extend u...
subtense
15
13
a line subtending, o...
subtests
17
12
SUBTEST, a subdivisi...
subtexts
23
19
SUBTEXT, written or...
subtheme
19
17
a subordinate theme...
subtidal
18
14
of a subordinate tid...
subtiler
18
13
SUBTIL, (archaic) su...
subtilin
18
14
an antibiotic [n -S]
subtilty
25
15
the state of being s...
subtitle
18
13
to give a secondary...
subtlest
18
13
SUBTLE, so slight as...
subtlety
24
15
the state of being s...
subtones
15
13
SUBTONE, a low or su...
subtonic
19
16
the seventh tone of...
subtopia
18
15
the suburbs of a cit...
subtopic
22
18
a secondary topic [n...
subtotal
17
13
partially total [adj...
subtract
20
15
to take away, also S...
subtrade
16
13
in the construction...
subtrend
16
14
a subordinate trend...
subtribe
19
15
a subdivision of a t...
subtrist
18
12
(archaic) somewhat s...
subtrude
17
14
to push in stealthil...
subtunic
20
17
a tunic worn under a...
subtypes
25
17
SUBTYPE, a type that...
subucula
21
18
(Latin) in the early...
subulate
17
14
awl-shaped, long and...
subunits
17
14
SUBUNIT, a unit that...
suburban
18
17
one who lives in a s...
suburbed
19
17
having a suburb [adj...
suburbia
19
16
the suburbs of a cit...
subvened
17
18
SUBVENE, to arrive o...
subvenes
17
17
SUBVENE, to arrive o...
subverse
18
16
to overthrow, also S...
subverst
19
16
SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverts
19
16
SUBVERT, to destroy...
subvicar
22
19
a subordinate vicar...
subviral
20
17
pertaining to a part...
subvirus
20
17
a viral protein smal...
subvocal
22
20
of words formed in s...
subwayed
25
18
SUBWAY, to travel by...
subworld
21
17
a subdivision of a s...
subzonal
19
23
pertaining to a subd...
subzones
18
22
SUBZONE, a subdivisi...
succades
20
16
SUCCADE, a candied f...
succeeds
20
16
SUCCEED, to accompli...
succinct
24
19
clearly expressed in...
succinic
24
19
of, relating to or d...
succinyl
28
19
the radical of succi...
succored
20
16
SUCCOR, to go to the...
succorer
20
15
one who succors, als...
succours
21
16
SUCCOUR, to go to th...
succubae
22
19
SUCCUBA, a female de...
succubas
23
19
SUCCUBA, a female de...
succubus
24
20
a female demon, also...
succumbs
25
22
SUCCUMB, to yield to...
suchlike
22
19
of a similar kind [a...
suchness
19
15
essential or charact...
suchwise
23
17
in such a manner [ad...
suckener
17
17
a tenant under the t...
suckered
18
17
SUCKER, to strip off...
suckfish
24
21
a remora, sucker fis...
suckhole
21
19
(Australian slang) t...
suckiest
19
16
SUCKY, not good [adj...
suckings
20
19
SUCKING, the act of...
sucklers
20
17
SUCKLER, an animal t...
suckless
20
17
having no juice [adj...
suckling
21
20
a young mammal that...
sucrases
17
12
SUCRASE, an enzyme t...
sucriers
18
12
SUCRIER, (French) a...
sucroses
17
12
SUCROSE, a white cry...
suctions
17
13
SUCTION, to remove b...
sucuruju
21
24
a South American Ind...
sudamens
14
14
SUDAMEN, (Latin) a w...
sudamina
14
14
SUDAMEN, (Latin) a w...
sudaries
14
10
SUDARY, a cloth for...
sudarium
16
14
a cloth for wiping t...
sudating
15
13
SUDATE, to sweat [v]
sudation
13
11
excessive sweating [...
sudatory
20
12
a hot-air bath for i...
suddenly
21
15
SUDDEN, without warn...
suddenty
20
14
suddenness [n SUDDEN...
sudorous
14
11
sweaty [adj]
sudsiest
15
10
SUDSY, full of suds...
sudsless
16
11
without suds [adj]
suedette
13
10
a fabric made with a...
suetiest
14
9
SUETY, resembling su...
suettier
14
9
SUETTY, resembling s...
suffaris
19
15
SUFFARI, a hunting e...
suffects
22
18
SUFFECT, (Latin) in...
suffered
18
16
SUFFER, to feel pain...
sufferer
18
15
one who suffers [n -...
suffetes
18
15
SUFFETE, (Latin) one...
sufficed
22
19
SUFFICE, to be adequ...
sufficer
22
18
one who suffices [n...
suffices
22
18
SUFFICE, to be adequ...
suffixal
26
23
pertaining to a suff...
suffixed
25
23
SUFFIX, to add to th...
suffixes
25
22
SUFFIX, to add to th...
sufflate
19
16
(archaic) to inflate...
suffrage
19
17
the right to vote [n...
suffused
19
17
SUFFUSE, to spread t...
suffuses
19
16
SUFFUSE, to spread t...
sugarers
15
11
SUGARER, one that ma...
sugarier
15
11
SUGARY, containing s...
sugaring
16
14
sweetening with suga...
suggests
17
13
SUGGEST, to put forw...
suggings
18
16
SUGGING, selling und...
suicidal
19
14
self-destructive [ad...
suicided
18
14
SUICIDE, to kill one...
suicides
18
13
SUICIDE, to kill one...
suidians
14
11
SUIDIAN, a member of...
suilline
16
12
of pigs [adj]
suiplaps
20
16
SUIPLAP, (Afrikaans)...
suitable
17
13
appropriate [adj SUI...
suitably
24
15
SUITABLE, appropriat...
suitcase
17
12
a piece of luggage f...
suitings
16
12
SUITING, fabric for...
suitlike
17
14
like a suit [adj]
suitored
14
10
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suitress
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a female suitor [n -...
suivante
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(French) a waiting w...
sukiyaki
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(Japanese) sliced me...
sulcated
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having long, narrow...
sulfated
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SULFATE, to treat wi...
sulfates
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SULFATE, to treat wi...
sulfatic
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pertaining to a salt...
sulfides
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SULFIDE, a compound...
sulfinyl
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the bivalent chemica...
sulfites
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SULFITE, a salt of s...
sulfitic
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pertaining to sulfit...
sulfones
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SULFONE, a sulfur co...
sulfonic
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relating to a sulfon...
sulfonyl
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a bivalent sulphone...
sulfured
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SULFUR, to treat wit...
sulfuret
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to treat with sulfur...
sulfuric
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pertaining to sulfur...
sulfuryl
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a bivalent sulphone...
sulkiest
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SULKY, in a resentfu...
sullages
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SULLAGE, filth; refu...
sullener
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SULLEN, showing broo...
sullenly
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SULLEN, showing broo...
sullying
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SULLY, to soil, make...
sulphate
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15
to treat with sulfur...
sulphide
20
16
a sulfur compound, a...
sulphids
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SULPHID, a sulfur co...
sulphite
20
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a salt of sulphurous...
sulphone
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16
a sulfur compound, a...
sulphurs
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SULPHUR, to treat wi...
sulphury
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18
resembling sulfur, a...
sultanas
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SULTANA, a small, pa...
sultanic
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pertaining to a sult...
sultrier
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SULTRY, humid and op...
sultrily
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SULTRY, humid and op...
sumatras
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SUMATRA, a short, vi...
sumbitch
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(colloquial) sonofab...
summable
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able to be summed [a...
summands
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SUMMAND, an addend,...
summated
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SUMMATE, to add toge...
summates
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SUMMATE, to add toge...
summered
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SUMMER, to pass the...
summerly
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of or like summer, a...
summings
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SUMMING, the act of...
summists
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SUMMIST, a writer of...
summital
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pertaining to the su...
summited
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SUMMIT, to take part...
summitry
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conferences between...
summoned
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SUMMON, to order to...
summoner
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one who summons [n -...
sumoists
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SUMOIST, a sumo wres...
sumotori
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(Japanese) a sumo wr...
sumphish
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(Scots) stupid, dolt...
sumpitan
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(Malay) a Malay blow...
sumpters
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SUMPTER, (archaic) a...
sumpweed
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a marsh plant [n -S]
sunbaked
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SUNBAKE, to bake e.g...
sunbakes
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SUNBAKE, to bake e.g...
sunbathe
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to take a sunbath [v...
sunbaths
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SUNBATH, an exposure...
sunbeams
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SUNBEAM, a beam of s...
sunbeamy
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bright and sun lit [...
sunbelts
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SUNBELT, the souther...
sunberry
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dark edible fruit [n...
sunbirds
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SUNBIRD, a family of...
sunblind
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a blind to keep out...
sunblock
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a lotion to protect...
sunburns
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SUNBURN, to burn by...
sunburnt
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SUNBURN, to burn by...
sunburst
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a burst of sunlight...
suncares
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SUNCARE, protection...
sunchoke
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a type of sunflower...
sundaris
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SUNDARI, (Sanskrit)...
sundecks
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SUNDECK, the upper d...
sundered
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SUNDER, to break apa...
sunderer
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one who sunders [n -...
sundials
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SUNDIAL, a type of t...
sundowns
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SUNDOWN, the time at...
sundress
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a low-cut dress, lea...
sundries
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miscellaneous items...
sundrily
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SUNDRY, miscellaneou...
sundrops
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an American evening...
sungazer
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an African lizard gi...
sunglass
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a lens for concentra...
sunglows
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sungrebe
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the finfoot, a South...
sunlamps
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SUNLAMP, a lamp that...
sunlands
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SUNLAND, an area mar...
sunlight
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the light of the sun...
sunniest
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SUNNY, full of sun [...
sunporch
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a porch that admits...
sunproof
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resistant to damage...
sunrises
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SUNRISE, the rising...
sunroofs
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SUNROOF, a roof of a...
sunrooms
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SUNROOM, a room buil...
sunscald
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an injury of woody p...
sunshade
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an umbrella-like pro...
sunshine
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the light of the sun...
sunshiny
22
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pertaining to the su...
sunspecs
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(colloquial) sunglas...
sunspots
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SUNSPOT, a dark spot...
sunstars
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10
SUNSTAR, a kind of s...
sunstone
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a variety of quartz...
sunsuits
15
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SUNSUIT, an outfit w...
suntraps
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SUNTRAP, a sheltered...
sunwards
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14
towards the sun, als...
superadd
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to add further [v -E...
superate
15
12
(obsolete) to overco...
superbad
18
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exceedingly bad [adj...
superber
18
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SUPERB, of excellent...
superbly
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SUPERB, of excellent...
superbug
20
18
a bacterium resistan...
supercar
19
15
a very big or fast c...
supercop
21
18
a superior police of...
supercow
22
18
a dairy cow that pro...
superego
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a part of the psyche...
superfan
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an exceedingly devot...
superfit
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exceptionally fit [a...
superfix
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a recurrent pattern...
superfly
26
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showily pretentious...
supergun
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a very large gun [n...
superhet
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a superheterodyne re...
superhit
19
14
something exceedingl...
superhot
18
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extremely hot [adj]
supering
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SUPER, to reinforce...
superior
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of higher rank, qual...
superjet
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a type of jet airpla...
superlay
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15
SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
superlie
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to lie above [v SUPE...
superloo
16
13
a self-cleaning publ...
superman
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a hypothetical super...
supermax
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a jail with the high...
supermen
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SUPERMAN, a hypothet...
supermom
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a superior mother [n...
supernal
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14
being or coming from...
superpro
18
15
a superior professio...
supersex
22
19
very good sex [n -ES...
superspy
25
17
a superior spy [n SU...
supertax
22
19
an additional tax [n...
supinate
15
13
to turn so that the...
supinely
23
16
SUPINE, lying on the...
suplexes
23
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SUPLEX, a wrestling...
suppawns
21
19
SUPPAWN, (Native Ame...
suppeago
18
17
a skin disease [n -E...
suppered
18
16
SUPPER, to supply wi...
supplant
19
17
to take the place of...
supplely
27
19
SUPPLE, pliant, lith...
supplest
20
16
SUPPLE, pliant, lith...
supplial
21
17
the act of supplying...
supplied
20
17
SUPPLY, to provide w...
supplier
20
16
one that supplies [n...
supplies
20
16
SUPPLY, to provide w...
suppling
21
19
SUPPLE, to make supp...
supports
19
15
SUPPORT, to hold up...
supposal
19
16
something supposed [...
supposed
18
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SUPPOSE, to assume t...
supposer
18
15
one who supposes [n...
supposes
18
15
SUPPOSE, to assume t...
suppress
19
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to subdue or hold ba...
supremer
17
15
SUPREME, highest, gr...
supremes
17
15
SUPREME, the highest...
supremos
17
15
SUPREMO, one who is...
supremum
19
19
in maths, a maximum...
suramins
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SURAMIN, a drug used...
surances
16
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SURANCE, (Shakespear...
surbahar
18
14
an Indian stringed i...
surbased
16
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having a surbase [ad...
surbases
16
12
SURBASE, a border ab...
surbated
16
13
SURBATE, to make foo...
surbates
16
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SURBATE, to make foo...
surcease
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12
to stop or cease [v...
surcoats
17
12
SURCOAT, a tunic wor...
surculus
20
15
a sucker [n SURCULUS...
surefire
16
12
sure to meet expecta...
sureness
13
10
the state of being s...
suretied
14
10
SURETY, (Shakespeare...
sureties
14
9
SURETY, (Shakespeare...
surfable
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able to be surfed [a...
surfaced
19
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SURFACE, to apply an...
surfacer
19
15
a form of machine fo...
surfaces
19
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SURFACE, to apply an...
surfbird
20
16
an American Pacific...
surfboat
18
15
a strong rowboat [n...
surfeits
17
12
SURFEIT, to indulge...
surffish
22
17
a Western American f...
surfiest
17
12
SURFY, abounding in...
surfings
18
15
SURFING, the sport o...
surflike
19
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resembling breaking...
surfride
17
13
to ride on surf [v S...
surfrode
16
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SURFRIDE, to ride on...
surfside
17
13
beside the sea [adj]
surgeful
19
16
full of surges [adj]
surgeons
14
12
SURGEON, one who pra...
surgical
20
15
pertaining to surger...
surgiest
16
11
SURGY, surging [adj]
surgings
17
14
SURGING, the act of...
suricate
17
12
(Dutch) a South Afri...
surliest
16
10
SURLY, sullenly rude...
surloins
15
11
SURLOIN, a loin of b...
surmisal
17
13
a guess [n -S]
surmised
16
13
SURMISE, to infer wi...
surmiser
16
12
one who surmises [n...
surmises
16
12
SURMISE, to infer wi...
surmount
15
14
to get over or acros...
surnamed
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14
SURNAME, to give the...
surnamer
14
13
one who allots a sur...
surnames
14
13
SURNAME, to give the...
surplice
21
16
a loose-fitting ankl...
surprint
17
13
to print over printi...
surprise
17
12
to come upon unexpec...
surprize
20
21
to come upon unexpec...
surquedy
29
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(obsolete) arrogance...
surreals
15
10
SURREAL, the atmosph...
surrebut
17
13
to reply to a rebutt...
surround
14
12
to encompass [v -ED,...
surroyal
21
12
the topmost prong of...
surtaxed
20
17
SURTAX, to assess wi...
surtaxes
20
16
SURTAX, to assess wi...
surtitle
16
10
a translation printe...
surtouts
15
10
SURTOUT, (French) a...
surucucu
22
18
a South American Ind...
surveils
18
14
SURVEIL, to watch cl...
surveyal
23
16
a close examination,...
surveyed
22
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SURVEY, to examine i...
surveyor
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15
one who surveys land...
surviews
20
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SURVIEW, to survey,...
survival
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18
a living or continui...
survived
19
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SURVIVE, to remain i...
surviver
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one that survives, a...
survives
19
17
SURVIVE, to remain i...
survivor
19
17
one that survives, a...
suspects
20
15
SUSPECT, to think gu...
suspence
18
16
(Milton) suspended,...
suspends
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14
SUSPEND, to stop for...
suspense
15
13
a state of mental un...
suspired
17
13
SUSPIRE, to sigh [v]
suspires
17
12
SUSPIRE, to sigh [v]
sustains
14
10
SUSTAIN, to maintain...
susurrus
16
11
a soft rustling soun...
sutorial
15
10
relating to cobbling...
sutorian
13
10
relating to cobbling...
suttling
17
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SUTTLE, to trade as...
suturing
16
13
SUTURE, to unite by...
suzerain
16
19
a feudal lord [n -S]
svarajes
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21
SVARAJ, (Sanskrit) s...
svastika
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(Sanskrit) a Greek c...
svedberg
19
18
(Swedish) a unit of...
sveltely
24
16
SVELTE, slender, sle...
sveltest
17
13
SVELTE, slender, sle...
swabbers
21
17
SWABBER, one that sw...
swabbies
21
17
SWABBIE, (US slang)...
swabbing
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20
SWAB, to clean with...
swacking
22
21
SWACK, (Scots) to st...
swaddies
17
13
SWADDY, a soldier, e...
swaddled
18
15
SWADDLE, to wrap in...
swaddler
18
14
a term of contempt f...
swaddles
18
14
SWADDLE, to wrap in...
swaggers
19
15
SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swaggies
19
15
SWAGGIE, a hobo, als...
swagging
20
18
SWAG, to sway, sag [...
swagshop
22
18
a place where cheap...
swagsman
18
17
a man who seeks work...
swagsmen
18
17
SWAGSMAN, a man who...
swaining
17
15
love-making [n -S]
swainish
19
14
boorish [adj]
swaliest
18
12
SWALY, marshy [adj]
swalings
19
15
SWALING, the act of...
swallets
19
13
SWALLET, a place whe...
swallies
19
13
SWALLY, (Scots) an a...
swallows
22
16
SWALLOW, to take int...
swampers
20
17
SWAMPER, one that li...
swampier
20
17
SWAMPY, like a swamp...
swamping
21
20
SWAMP, to inundate [...
swampish
23
19
like a swamp [adj]
swanherd
18
15
one who tends swans...
swankers
17
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SWANKER, one who sho...
swankest
17
16
SWANK, slender, plia...
swankeys
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18
SWANKEY, (Scots) one...
swankier
17
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SWANKY, ostentatious...
swankies
17
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SWANKIE, (Scots) one...
swankily
25
19
SWANKY, ostentatious...
swanking
18
19
SWANK, to show off [...
swankpot
19
19
one who shows off, a...
swanlike
18
17
like a swan [adv]
swannery
21
15
a place where swans...
swannier
15
13
SWANNY, swanlike [ad...
swannies
15
13
SWANNIE, (tradename)...
swanning
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the act of swanning...
swanpans
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SWANPAN, (Chinese) a...
swanskin
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a soft napped fabric...
swansong
16
15
the fabled song of a...
swapfile
22
18
a computer file with...
swappers
21
17
SWAPPER, a person wh...
swapping
22
20
the act of swapping...
swaption
18
15
a swap option [n -S]
swarajes
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SWARAJ, (Sanskrit) s...
swardier
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SWARDY, covered with...
swarding
18
15
SWARD, to cover with...
swarfing
20
17
SWARF, to faint, als...
swarmers
18
14
SWARMER, one who swa...
swarming
19
17
the act of swarming...
swarving
20
18
SWARVE, to swerve [v...
swashers
19
13
SWASHER, (Shakespear...
swashier
19
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SWASHY, slushy [adj]
swashing
20
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the act of slashing...
swastica
20
14
(Sanskrit) a Greek c...
swastika
18
15
(Sanskrit) a Greek c...
swatches
22
16
SWATCH, a sample pie...
swathers
19
13
SWATHER, a device at...
swathier
19
13
SWATHY, in swathes [...
swathing
20
16
SWATHE, to wrap in b...
swatters
17
11
SWATTER, to splash o...
swattier
17
11
SWATTY, given to har...
swatting
18
14
the act of swatting...
swayable
25
17
able to be swayed [a...
swayback
29
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an abnormal sagging...
swayings
24
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SWAYING, the act of...
swayling
25
17
a scorching [n -S]
swazzles
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SWAZZLE, an instrume...
swealing
18
15
a melting [n -S]
swearers
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11
SWEARER, one who swe...
swearier
16
11
SWEARY, relating to,...
swearing
17
14
the act of swearing...
sweatbox
24
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a small enclosure in...
sweaters
16
11
SWEATER, a heavy jer...
sweatier
16
11
SWEATY, covered with...
sweatily
24
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SWEATY, covered with...
sweating
17
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the act of sweating...
swedgers
18
14
SWEDGER, (Scots) a s...
sweeling
18
15
SWEEL, to scorch, si...
sweeneys
21
14
SWEENEY, atrophy of...
sweenies
15
12
SWEENY, atrophy of a...
sweepers
18
14
SWEEPER, one who swe...
sweepier
18
14
SWEEPY, of wide rang...
sweeping
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17
wide-ranging [adj SW...
sweering
17
14
SWEER, to swear [v]
sweetens
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12
SWEETEN, to make swe...
sweetest
16
11
SWEET, tasting like...
sweeties
16
11
SWEETY, an attractiv...
sweeting
17
14
a sweet apple [n -S]
sweetish
19
13
somewhat sweet [adj...
sweetlip
20
15
an Australian fish [...
sweetman
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(Caribbean) a man ke...
sweetmen
16
15
SWEETMAN, (Caribbean...
sweetsop
18
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a tropical American...
sweirest
17
11
SWEIR, (Scots) sloth...
sweiring
18
14
SWEIR, to swear [v]
swelchie
23
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in the Orkneys, a wh...
swelldom
20
17
the fashionable worl...
swellers
19
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SWELLER, a member of...
swellest
19
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SWELL, stylish [adj]
swelling
20
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something that is sw...
swellish
22
15
foppish, dandified [...
swelters
18
12
SWELTER, to suffer f...
swelting
19
15
SWELT, (dialect) to...
swerfing
20
17
SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swervers
19
15
SWERVER, one who swe...
swerving
20
18
the act of swerving...
swiddens
17
14
SWIDDEN, land prepar...
swifters
20
14
SWIFTER, a rope used...
swiftest
20
14
SWIFT, rapid [adj]
swifties
20
14
SWIFTIE, (Australian...
swifting
21
17
SWIFT, to tighten wi...
swiftlet
21
15
a cave-dwelling swif...
swiggers
20
15
SWIGGER, one who swi...
swigging
21
18
SWIG, to drink rapid...
swilings
20
15
SWILING, the activit...
swillers
20
13
SWILLER, one who swi...
swilling
21
16
the act of swilling...
swimmers
20
17
SWIMMER, one that sw...
swimmier
20
17
SWIMMY, blurred, swi...
swimmily
28
20
SWIMMY, blurred, swi...
swimming
21
20
smooth [adj SWIMMING...
swimsuit
20
15
a bathing suit [n -S...
swimwear
21
17
garments made for sw...
swindged
18
16
SWINDGE, (Shakespear...
swindges
18
15
SWINDGE, (Shakespear...
swindled
18
15
SWINDLE, to take mon...
swindler
18
14
one who swindles [n...
swindles
18
14
SWINDLE, to take mon...
swinepox
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a disease of swine [...
swingarm
19
17
the part of a motorc...
swingbin
20
18
a rubbish bin with a...
swingbys
27
19
SWINGBY, a spacecraf...
swingers
18
14
SWINGER, one that sw...
swingier
18
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SWINGY, having swing...
swinging
19
17
lively and hip [adj...
swingism
20
17
the ideas of Captain...
swingled
19
16
SWINGLE, to separate...
swingles
19
15
SWINGLE, to separate...
swingman
18
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a basketball player...
swingmen
18
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SWINGMAN, a basketba...
swinkers
18
16
SWINKER, a hard work...
swinking
19
19
SWINK, (archaic) to...
swinneys
22
15
SWINNEY, atrophy of...
swipiest
20
14
SWIPEY, fuddled with...
swipples
23
18
SWIPPLE, a part of a...
swirlier
19
12
SWIRLY, swirling [ad...
swirling
20
15
SWIRL, to move with...
swishers
20
13
SWISHER, one who swi...
swishest
20
13
SWISH, smart, stylis...
swishier
20
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SWISHY, swishing [ad...
swishing
21
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making a swishing no...
swissing
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ordinary calendering...
switched
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SWITCH, to beat with...
switchel
24
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(US) a drink of mola...
switcher
23
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one who switches [n...
switches
23
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SWITCH, to beat with...
swithers
20
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SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swiveled
20
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SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swizzing
25
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SWIZZ, to defraud, a...
swizzled
25
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SWIZZLE, to defraud,...
swizzler
25
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one that swizzles, s...
swizzles
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SWIZZLE, to defraud,...
swobbers
21
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SWOBBER, a sweeper o...
swobbing
22
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SWOB, to mop up [v]
swoffers
21
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SWOFFER, someone who...
swoffing
22
20
the sport of saltwat...
swooners
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SWOONER, one who swo...
swoonier
15
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SWOONY, languid, daz...
swooning
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fainting [adj SWOONI...
swoopers
18
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SWOOPER, one who swo...
swoopier
18
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SWOOPY, having sweep...
swooping
19
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SWOOP, to make a sud...
swooshed
18
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SWOOSH, to make a no...
swooshes
18
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SWOOSH, to make a no...
swoppers
21
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SWOPPER, one who swo...
swopping
22
20
the act of swopping...
sworders
17
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SWORDER, (archaic) a...
swording
18
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SWORD, to wield a sw...
swordman
17
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one who wields a swo...
swordmen
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SWORDMAN, one who wi...
swotters
17
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SWOTTER, one who swo...
swottier
17
11
SWOTTY, given to har...
swotting
18
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the act of swotting...
swounded
16
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SWOUND, to faint, al...
swouning
17
16
SWOUN, to faint, als...
swozzles
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SWOZZLE, an instrume...
sybarite
22
13
a person devoted to...
sybotism
24
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the study of swine h...
sycamine
23
17
the mulberry tree [n...
sycamore
23
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the great maple [n -...
sycomore
23
16
a kind of fig tree [...
syconium
24
18
(Greek) a form of fr...
syconoid
22
15
of or like a sycon,...
syenites
19
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SYENITE, a coarse-gr...
syenitic
23
14
of or like syenite,...
syllabic
28
18
relating to syllable...
syllable
25
16
to pronounce units o...
syllabub
27
19
a frothy dish of cre...
syllabus
25
16
an outline of a cour...
sylloges
23
14
SYLLOGE, a collectio...
sylphide
26
17
a young sylph, also...
sylphids
27
17
SYLPHID, a young syl...
sylphier
26
16
SYLPHY, like a sylph...
sylphine
25
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pertaining to a sylp...
sylphish
29
18
sylph-like [adj]
sylvaner
22
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(German) a German gr...
sylvatic
27
18
relating to woodland...
sylviine
23
16
of the thrush family...
sylvines
23
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SYLVINE, a native po...
sylvites
24
15
SYLVITE, a native po...
symbions
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SYMBION, an organism...
symbiont
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an organism living i...
symbiote
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an organism living i...
symbiots
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SYMBIOT, an organism...
symboled
24
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SYMBOL, to serve as...
symboles
24
17
SYMBOLE, (obsolete)...
symbolic
28
20
pertaining to a symb...
symitare
21
13
a curved oriental sw...
symitars
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SYMITAR, a curved or...
symmetry
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18
exact correspondence...
sympathy
32
20
a feeling of compass...
sympatry
30
18
the state of occupyi...
symphile
27
19
an animal kept as a...
symphily
34
21
the practise of keep...
symphony
31
21
an orchestral compos...
symplast
25
17
the continuous netwo...
symploce
27
20
the repetition of a...
sympodia
23
17
SYMPODIUM, a stem in...
symposia
23
16
SYMPOSIUM, a confere...
symptoms
25
19
SYMPTOM, a subjectiv...
synagogs
21
15
SYNAGOG, (Greek) a J...
synangia
19
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SYNANGIUM, a cluster...
synanons
17
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SYNANON, a method of...
synanthy
27
16
abnormal fusion of f...
synaphea
22
16
a metrical system of...
synapsed
21
15
SYNAPSE, to come tog...
synapses
21
14
SYNAPSE, to come tog...
synapsid
22
15
one of a group of ex...
synapsis
22
14
the point at which a...
synaptes
21
14
SYNAPTE, (Greek) in...
synaptic
25
17
of or pertaining to...
synarchy
31
18
joint sovereignty [n...
synastry
26
13
coincidence of stell...
syncarps
25
17
SYNCARP, a fleshy mu...
syncarpy
31
19
the state of being a...
synching
26
19
SYNCH, to cause to o...
synchros
25
16
SYNCHRO, (short for)...
syncline
23
16
a type of rock forma...
syncopal
25
18
of or showing syncop...
syncopes
24
17
SYNCOPE, a contracti...
syncopic
28
20
of or showing syncop...
syncytia
29
16
SYNCYTIUM, a multinu...
syndeses
19
12
SYNDESIS, the point...
syndesis
20
12
the point at which a...
syndetic
23
15
in grammar, connecti...
syndeton
18
13
in grammar, a syndet...
syndical
24
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relating to a syndic...
syndings
21
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SYNDING, the act of...
syndrome
20
15
a group of symptoms...
synechia
24
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an abnormal adhesion...
synectic
26
17
pertaining to a syst...
synedria
19
12
SYNEDRIUM, an ancien...
synergia
20
13
combined action, als...
synergic
24
16
relating to synergy...
synergid
21
14
a cell found in the...
synfuels
23
16
SYNFUEL, a fuel deri...
syngamic
25
19
of or like syngamy,...
syngases
20
13
SYNGAS, a mixture of...
syngenic
23
17
genetically similar...
syngraph
25
18
a contract signed al...
synkarya
26
17
SYNKARYON, the nucle...
synodals
20
13
SYNODAL, a payment m...
synonyme
25
17
a word having the sa...
synonyms
26
17
SYNONYM, a word havi...
synonymy
32
19
equivalence of meani...
synopses
21
14
SYNOPSIS, a general...
synopsis
22
14
a general view; a su...
synoptic
25
17
of or giving a synop...
synovial
22
16
relating to the syno...
synovias
21
15
SYNOVIA, a lubricati...
syntagma
21
16
a syntactic unit com...
syntagms
22
16
SYNTAGM, a syntactic...
syntaxes
25
18
SYNTAX, the way word...
syntenic
22
15
of genes, being on t...
syntexis
26
18
the alteration of ma...
synthase
21
13
an enzyme that catal...
synthons
21
14
SYNTHON, a constitue...
synthpop
26
19
popular music played...
syntones
18
12
SYNTONE, a person ha...
syntonic
22
15
pertaining to synton...
syntonin
18
13
a substance similar...
syntypes
28
16
SYNTYPE, each of a s...
syphered
24
16
SYPHER, to lay an ed...
syphilis
27
16
a venereal disease,...
syphonal
24
17
like a syphon, also...
syphoned
23
17
SYPHON, to draw off...
syphonic
27
19
like a syphon, also...
syrettes
20
10
SYRETTE, a small tub...
syringas
21
13
SYRINGA, an ornament...
syringed
21
14
SYRINGE, to treat wi...
syringes
21
13
SYRINGE, to treat wi...
syrinxes
26
18
SYRINX, the vocal or...
syrphian
24
16
a wasplike fly, also...
syrphids
26
16
SYRPHID, a wasplike...
syrupier
23
14
SYRUPY, like syrup,...
syruping
24
17
SYRUP, to make into...
sysadmin
21
15
a computer system ad...
syssitia
21
10
(Greek) the ancient...
systemed
21
14
having a system [adj...
systemic
25
16
relating to a system...
systoles
21
11
SYSTOLE, the normal...
systolic
25
14
of or like systole,...
systyles
28
13
SYSTYLE, a building...
syzygial
32
24
related to a syzygy,...
syzygies
31
23
SYZYGY, the configur...
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