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macabrely
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MACABRE, gruesome, a...
macadamed
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paved with macadam [...
macadamia
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a kind of nut grown...
macahubas
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MACAHUBA, an America...
macallums
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MACALLUM, (Scots) a...
macarised
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MACARISE, to declare...
macarises
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MACARISE, to declare...
macarisms
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18
MACARISM, a beatitud...
macarized
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MACARIZE, to declare...
macarizes
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MACARIZE, to declare...
macaronic
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mixing words from di...
macaronis
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MACARONI, a tubular...
macaroons
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MACAROON, a sweet bi...
macassars
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MACASSAR, a kind of...
maccabaws
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MACCABAW, a type of...
maccaboys
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MACCABOY, a type of...
maccaroni
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(Italian) a form of...
macchiato
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20
(Italian) espresso c...
maccoboys
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23
MACCOBOY, a type of...
macedoine
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(French) mixed diced...
macerated
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16
MACERATE, to soften...
macerater
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one who macerates [n...
macerates
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MACERATE, to soften...
macerator
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15
a person who fasts a...
machinate
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to plan; to contrive...
machinery
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machines in general...
machinima
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the use of real-time...
machining
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MACHINE, to process...
machinist
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a person who operate...
machismos
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MACHISMO, the qualit...
machmeter
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an instrument for me...
machoisms
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MACHOISM, the qualit...
machzorim
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MACHZOR, a Jewish pr...
macintosh
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a waterproof raincoa...
mackerels
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MACKEREL, a marine f...
mackinaws
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MACKINAW, (Native Am...
macrobian
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long-lived [adj]
macrocode
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a macro instruction...
macrocopy
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an enlarged copy of...
macrocosm
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a large and complex...
macrocyst
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an unusually large c...
macrocyte
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an abnormally large...
macrodome
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a dome parallel to t...
macrodont
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having large teeth [...
macroglia
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one of the two types...
macrolide
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any of a class of an...
macrology
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much talk with littl...
macromere
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a large blastomere,...
macromole
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in chemistry, a larg...
macropods
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MACROPOD, an animal...
macropsia
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a condition of the e...
macrotous
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having large ears [a...
macrurans
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MACRURAN, any of a s...
macruroid
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belonging to the cru...
macrurous
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long-tailed, also MA...
mactation
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the killing or slaug...
maculated
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MACULATE, to spot or...
maculates
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MACULATE, to spot or...
madaroses
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MADAROSIS, loss of e...
madarosis
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13
loss of eyelashes or...
madbrains
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MADBRAIN, (Shakespea...
maddening
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MADDEN, to make or b...
maddingly
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MADDING [adv]
madefying
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MADEFY, (archaic) to...
madeleine
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(French) a small, ri...
maderised
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MADERISE, to become...
maderises
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MADERISE, to become...
maderized
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MADERIZE, to become...
maderizes
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MADERIZE, to become...
madhouses
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MADHOUSE, an insane...
madnesses
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MADNESS, the state o...
madrasahs
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MADRASAH, (Arabic) a...
madrassah
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(Arabic) an Islamic...
madrassas
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MADRASSA, (Arabic) a...
madrepore
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a coral of the commo...
madrigals
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MADRIGAL, an unaccom...
madrilene
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(French) a tomato-fl...
maelstrom
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(Dutch) a powerful w...
maenadism
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the state of being a...
maestosos
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MAESTOSO, a stately...
mafficked
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MAFFICK, to celebrat...
mafficker
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one who mafficks, ce...
mafflings
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MAFFLING, a simpleto...
magainins
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MAGAININ, one of sev...
magalogue
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a large mail-order c...
magazines
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MAGAZINE, a type of...
magdalene
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a reformed prostitut...
magdalens
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MAGDALEN, a reformed...
mageships
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MAGESHIP, the office...
maggotier
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MAGGOTY, full of mag...
magianism
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the teachings or phi...
magically
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MAGICAL, resembling...
magicians
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MAGICIAN, one who is...
magicking
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MAGIC, to work spell...
magisters
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MAGISTER, a person l...
magistery
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the quality, positio...
magistral
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masterly [adj MAGIST...
magmatism
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the production of ma...
magnalium
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an alloy of magnesiu...
magnesial
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relating to magnesia...
magnesian
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relating to magnesia...
magnesias
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MAGNESIA, an ore of...
magnesite
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native magnesium car...
magnesium
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a bright silver-whit...
magnetars
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MAGNETAR, a type of...
magnetics
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the study of magneti...
magnetise
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to make magnetic, al...
magnetism
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the state of being m...
magnetist
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an expert in magneti...
magnetite
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magnetic iron ore, c...
magnetize
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to make magnetic, al...
magnetons
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MAGNETON, a unit of...
magnetron
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a vacuum tube combin...
magnifico
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(Italian) a person o...
magnified
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MAGNIFY, to increase...
magnifier
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something that magni...
magnifies
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MAGNIFY, to increase...
magnitude
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size, extent [n -S]
magnolias
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MAGNOLIA, any tree o...
maharajah
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(Sanskrit) a king or...
maharajas
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MAHARAJA, a king or...
maharanee
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(Sanskrit) the wife...
maharanis
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MAHARANI, (Sanskrit)...
maharishi
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(Sanskrit) a Hindu t...
mahimahis
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MAHIMAHI, (Hawaiian)...
mahjonggs
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MAHJONGG, a game of...
mahlstick
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(Dutch) a stick used...
maiasaura
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a species of dinosau...
maiasaurs
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MAIASAUR, a species...
maidenish
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like a maiden [adj]
maidhoods
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MAIDHOOD, the state...
maieutics
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the Socratic mode of...
mailboats
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MAILBOAT, a boat tha...
mailboxes
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MAILBOX, a box for p...
mailcoach
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a railway coach spec...
mailgrams
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MAILGRAM, (tradename...
mailmerge
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a merge of a file of...
mailpouch
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a mailbag [n -ES]
mailrooms
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MAILROOM, a room in...
mailsacks
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MAILSACK, a sack in...
mailshots
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MAILSHOT, targeted a...
mainbooms
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MAINBOOM, the spar t...
mainbrace
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the brace attached t...
maindoors
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MAINDOOR, the princi...
mainframe
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a large computer ser...
mainlands
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MAINLAND, a principa...
mainlined
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MAINLINE, to inject...
mainliner
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one who takes a narc...
mainlines
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MAINLINE, to inject...
mainmasts
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MAINMAST, the princi...
mainprise
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(historical) to allo...
mainsails
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MAINSAIL, the princi...
mainsheet
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a rope by which a ma...
mainstays
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MAINSTAY, the princi...
maintains
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MAINTAIN, to keep in...
mainyards
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MAINYARD, the lower...
maiolicas
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MAIOLICA, an elabora...
mairehaus
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MAIREHAU, a small ar...
maistered
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MAISTER, (Scots) to...
maistries
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MAISTRY, (obsolete)...
maistring
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(obsolete) mastering...
majesties
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MAJESTY, regal digni...
majolicas
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MAJOLICA, an elabora...
majordomo
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an official who has...
majorette
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a member of a group...
majorship
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the rank or office o...
majuscule
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a capital or other l...
makebates
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MAKEBATE, (archaic)...
makefasts
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MAKEFAST, an object...
makeovers
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MAKEOVER, a complete...
makeready
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the preparation of a...
makeshift
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something that serve...
makimonos
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MAKIMONO, a Japanese...
makutuing
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MAKUTU, to cast a sp...
malachite
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native hydrous carbo...
maladroit
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clumsy, unskilful [a...
malaguena
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(Spanish) a Spanish...
malamutes
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MALAMUTE, an Alaskan...
malanders
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MALANDER, an eruptio...
malaperts
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MALAPERT, a saucy pe...
malaprops
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MALAPROP, a humorous...
malarious
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relating to malaria,...
malarkeys
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MALARKEY, (US colloq...
malarkies
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MALARKY, (US colloqu...
malaromas
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MALAROMA, an offensi...
malathion
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(tradename) an insec...
malaxages
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MALAXAGE, the soften...
malaxated
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MALAXATE, to soften...
malaxates
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MALAXATE, to soften...
malaxator
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one who, or that whi...
maledicts
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MALEDICT, (archaic)...
maleffect
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an adverse effect [n...
malefices
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MALEFICE, (archaic)...
malemiuts
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MALEMIUT, an Alaskan...
malemutes
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MALEMUTE, an Alaskan...
malengine
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(Spenser) evil machi...
malformed
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badly formed [adj]
malicious
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bearing ill-will or...
malignant
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evil, malign [adj MA...
maligners
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MALIGNER, one who ma...
maligning
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MALIGN, to speak evi...
malignity
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the quality of being...
malihinis
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MALIHINI, a newcomer...
malingers
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MALINGER, to feign i...
malingery
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the spirit or practi...
mallander
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an eruption of the s...
mallcores
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MALLCORE, a form of...
malleable
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able to be beaten, r...
malleably
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MALLEABLE, able to b...
malleated
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MALLEATE, to hammer;...
malleates
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MALLEATE, to hammer;...
mallechos
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MALLECHO, (Shakespea...
mallemuck
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(Dutch) the albatros...
mallender
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an eruption of the s...
malleolar
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of or pertaining to...
malleolus
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a rounded bony proje...
malleuses
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MALLEUS, a bone of t...
malmstone
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calcareous loam; ear...
malodours
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MALODOUR, an offensi...
malonates
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MALONATE, a salt of...
malpighia
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the Barbados cherry...
malsticks
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MALSTICK, a stick us...
maltalent
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(Spenser) ill-will [...
maltiness
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the state of being m...
maltreats
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MALTREAT, to treat b...
maltsters
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MALTSTER, one who ma...
maltworms
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MALTWORM, a lover of...
malvasian
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relating to malvasia...
malvasias
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MALVASIA, a type of...
malvesies
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MALVESIE, a strong s...
malvoisie
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(French) a strong sw...
mamaguyed
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MAMAGUY, (Caribbean)...
mamaligas
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MAMALIGA, a type of...
mamateeks
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MAMATEEK, (American...
mamelucos
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MAMELUCO, a child bo...
mamelukes
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MAMELUKE, (historica...
mamillary
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relating to the nipp...
mamillate
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with nipple-like pro...
mammalian
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a mammal [n -S]
mammality
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the state of being a...
mammalogy
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the study of mammals...
mammaries
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MAMMARY, a breast [n...
mammering
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MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mammifers
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MAMMIFER, a mammal [...
mammiform
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shaped like a breast...
mammillae
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MAMMILLA, the nipple...
mammillar
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resembling a breast...
mammocked
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MAMMOCK, (Shakespear...
mammogram
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an X-ray of the brea...
mammonish
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actuated or prompted...
mammonism
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the greedy pursuit o...
mammonist
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one devoted to the a...
mammonite
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one devoted to the a...
mamselles
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MAMSELLE, a form of...
manacling
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MANACLE, to handcuff...
mancipate
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to enslave [v MANCIP...
manciples
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MANCIPLE, an steward...
mandarine
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a small orange of Ch...
mandarins
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MANDARIN, a member o...
mandatary
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the holder of a mand...
mandating
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MANDATE, to issue wi...
mandators
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MANDATOR, one who gi...
mandatory
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by mandate, also MAN...
mandibles
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MANDIBLE, the bone o...
mandilion
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a loose outer garmen...
mandiocas
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17
MANDIOCA, (Tupi) a p...
mandiocca
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(Tupi) a plant of th...
mandoline
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a musical instrument...
mandolins
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MANDOLIN, a musical...
mandorlas
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MANDORLA, (Italian)...
mandrakes
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MANDRAKE, a poisonou...
mandrills
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16
MANDRILL, a large We...
manducate
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to chew or eat [v MA...
mandylion
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18
a loose outer garmen...
maneuvers
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MANEUVER, to perform...
mangabeys
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MANGABEY, a long-tai...
mangabies
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MANGABY, a long-tail...
manganate
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a salt of manganic a...
manganese
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16
a hard grey brittle...
manganins
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17
MANGANIN, an alloy o...
manganite
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16
an oxide of manganes...
manganous
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17
of manganese of lowe...
mangetout
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(French) a type of p...
manginess
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the state of being m...
mangonels
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17
MANGONEL, (historica...
mangostan
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(Malay) a tree of th...
mangouste
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(French) a mongoose...
mangroves
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MANGROVE, any of var...
mangulate
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(Australian slang) t...
manhandle
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to move by manpower;...
manhattan
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a kind of cocktail [...
manhunter
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one who takes part i...
manically
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20
MANIC, affected by m...
manicotti
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16
(Italian) tubular pa...
manicured
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18
MANICURE, to have th...
manicures
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17
MANICURE, to have th...
manifesto
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a written statement...
manifests
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16
MANIFEST, to show cl...
manifolds
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18
MANIFOLD, to make ma...
maniplies
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17
the third stomach of...
manipular
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18
a soldier of a manip...
manlikely
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21
MANLIKE, like a man...
manliness
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the state of being m...
mannequin
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a dummy for the disp...
mannerism
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a marked peculiarity...
mannerist
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one addicted to mann...
mannikins
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MANNIKIN, an anatomi...
mannishly
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MANNISH, resembling...
mannitols
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MANNITOL, a sweet al...
manoeuvre
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a contrived, complic...
manometer
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an instrument for me...
manometry
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18
the measurement of t...
manoscopy
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the measurement of t...
manpowers
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MANPOWER, available...
manriders
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MANRIDER, a paddy tr...
manriding
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used of equipment on...
mansarded
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having a mansard, a...
manscaped
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MANSCAPE, to trim or...
manscapes
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MANSCAPE, to trim or...
manshifts
21
18
MANSHIFT, the work d...
manslayer
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16
a person who kills a...
mansworns
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17
MANSWORN, (archaic)...
mantelets
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MANTELET, a mobile s...
manticora
18
16
a mythical monster w...
manticore
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16
a mythical monster w...
mantillas
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15
MANTILLA, a veil cov...
mantissas
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13
MANTISSA, the decima...
mantlings
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17
MANTLING, the draper...
mantyhose
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17
a one-piece clinging...
manubrial
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shaped like a handle...
manubrium
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any handle-like stru...
manucodes
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18
MANUCODE, (Javanese)...
manuhiris
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MANUHIRI, (Maori) a...
manurance
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(archaic) cultivatio...
manurings
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MANURING, the act of...
manyattas
21
15
MANYATTA, a small Ma...
manyplies
25
19
the third stomach of...
manzanita
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23
(Spanish) a Californ...
manzellos
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24
MANZELLO, a musical...
maplelike
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like a maple [adj]
mapmakers
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22
MAPMAKER, one who ma...
mapmaking
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25
the process of makin...
mappemond
20
23
a map of the world [...
mapperies
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18
MAPPERY, working wit...
mapsticks
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MAPSTICK, the long h...
maquettes
24
22
MAQUETTE, (French) a...
maquisard
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23
a member of the maqu...
marabouts
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16
MARABOUT, an African...
marabunta
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in the Caribbean, a...
maragings
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17
MARAGING, a process...
maranatha
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15
a curse or excommuni...
marasmoid
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16
suffering from maras...
marathons
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15
MARATHON, a long-dis...
marauders
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14
MARAUDER, one who ma...
marauding
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the act of wandering...
maravedis
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17
MARAVEDI, a former c...
marbelise
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16
to stain or grain in...
marbelize
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25
to stain or grain in...
marbleise
19
16
to stain or grain in...
marbleize
22
25
to stain or grain in...
marbliest
20
16
MARBLY, mottled [adj...
marblings
21
19
MARBLING, the interm...
marcasite
19
15
sulphide of iron in...
marcellas
21
17
MARCELLA, a cotton,...
marcelled
21
18
MARCEL, to make a de...
marceller
21
17
one who marcels [n -...
marchesas
21
17
MARCHESA, the wife o...
marchland
22
20
a borderland [n -S]
marchlike
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like a (musical) mar...
marchpane
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21
(Italian) an old nam...
marconied
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17
MARCONI, to communic...
mareschal
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18
(archaic) a marshal,...
margarine
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15
a butterlike substan...
margarins
17
15
MARGARIN, a butter s...
margarita
17
14
(Spanish) a cocktail...
margarite
17
14
a pearl [n -S]
margented
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16
MARGENT, to provide...
marginals
18
16
MARGINAL, anything i...
marginate
16
15
to provide with a ma...
margining
18
18
MARGIN, to provide w...
margraves
19
18
MARGRAVE, (German) a...
mariachis
22
17
MARIACHI, a Mexican...
marialite
17
13
a mineral, a variety...
marigolds
19
16
MARIGOLD, a composit...
marigrams
19
17
MARIGRAM, a record o...
marigraph
22
19
an instrument for re...
marihuana
17
16
(Spanish) Indian hem...
marijuana
17
23
(Spanish) Indian hem...
marimbist
21
18
one who plays the ma...
marinaded
15
15
MARINADE, to soak in...
marinades
15
14
MARINADE, to soak in...
marinaras
15
13
MARINARA, a seasoned...
marinated
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14
MARINATE, to soak in...
marinates
15
13
MARINATE, to soak in...
marineras
15
13
MARINERA, a Peruvian...
mariniere
15
13
(French) esp. of mus...
mariposas
18
15
MARIPOSA, any of sev...
marischal
23
18
(Scots) a marshal, a...
maritages
17
14
MARITAGE, the right...
maritally
25
16
MARITAL, relating to...
marjorams
19
24
MARJORAM, any of var...
markdowns
20
21
MARKDOWN, the act of...
marketeer
16
16
one who markets, als...
marketers
17
16
MARKETER, one that m...
marketing
18
19
the business process...
marketise
17
16
to adopt a market ec...
marketize
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25
to adopt a market ec...
markhoors
19
18
MARKHOOR, a wild goa...
marlstone
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14
a sandy calcareous s...
marmalade
17
17
a jam or preserve ma...
marmalise
18
16
(slang) to beat soun...
marmalize
21
25
(slang) to beat soun...
marmarise
17
15
to convert limestone...
marmarize
20
24
to convert limestone...
marmelise
18
16
(slang) to thrash, d...
marmelize
21
25
(slang) to thrash, d...
marmoreal
17
16
of or like marble, a...
marmorean
15
16
of or like marble, a...
marmosets
17
15
MARMOSET, a kind of...
marocains
18
16
MAROCAIN, a dress ma...
marooners
14
13
MAROONER, one who ma...
marooning
15
16
the act of abandonin...
maroquins
24
23
MAROQUIN, goat leath...
marquetry
31
24
furniture inlaid wit...
marquises
25
22
MARQUIS, a British o...
marriages
17
14
MARRIAGE, the legal...
marrowfat
21
18
a rich but late vari...
marrowing
20
18
MARROW, to be a mate...
marrowish
22
17
of the nature of, or...
marrowsky
27
21
a spoonerism [n MARR...
marryings
24
17
MARRYING, the act of...
marseille
18
14
(French) a strong co...
marshalcy
29
20
the rank, office or...
marshaled
19
16
MARSHAL, to put in p...
marshaler
19
15
one who marshals, al...
marshalls
21
16
MARSHALL, to put in...
marshbuck
26
25
an antelope of Centr...
marshiest
19
14
MARSHY, resembling a...
marshland
19
17
low poorly drained l...
marshlike
21
19
like a marsh [adj]
marshwort
22
17
a small umbelliferou...
marsports
19
15
MARSPORT, (archaic)...
marsquake
25
26
a violent tremor on...
marsupial
20
17
relating to a pouch...
marsupian
18
17
a pouched mammal, al...
marsupium
21
20
the pouch, formed by...
martagons
16
15
MARTAGON, a kind of...
martelled
18
15
MARTEL, (Spenser) to...
martellos
18
14
MARTELLO, (Italian)...
martially
25
16
MARTIAL, pertaining...
martinets
16
13
MARTINET, a strict d...
martingal
18
16
a strap from the rei...
martyrdom
24
18
the state of being a...
martyries
23
14
MARTYRY, a shrine er...
martyring
24
17
MARTYR, to put someo...
martyrise
23
14
to cause to suffer m...
martyrium
25
18
a shrine erected in...
martyrize
26
23
to offer as a sacrif...
marvelers
19
17
MARVELER, one who ma...
marveling
20
20
MARVEL, to be filled...
marvelled
20
19
MARVEL, to be filled...
marvelous
19
18
(US) astonishing, ve...
marvering
19
19
MARVER, to roll glas...
marxisant
22
20
(French) of Marxist...
maryjanes
23
24
MARYJANE, (slang) ma...
marzipans
21
25
MARZIPAN, a confecti...
mascaraed
18
16
MASCARA, to apply ma...
mascarons
18
16
MASCARON, a grotesqu...
masculine
20
18
male [adj MASCULINEL...
masculist
22
17
an advocate of the r...
mashallah
22
18
(Arabic) what God wi...
mashgiach
25
21
(Hebrew) a person wh...
mashgihim
24
21
MASHGIAH, (Hebrew) a...
mashiachs
24
19
MASHIACH, (Judaism)...
mashlochs
25
20
MASHLOCH, a mixed gr...
masochism
23
20
the derivation of se...
masochist
22
17
one who derives sexu...
masonites
15
13
MASONITE, (tradename...
masonried
15
14
constructed of mason...
masonries
15
13
MASONRY, the craft o...
masoolahs
18
15
MASOOLAH, an Indian...
massacred
19
16
MASSACRE, to slaught...
massacrer
19
15
one who massacres [n...
massacres
19
15
MASSACRE, to slaught...
massagers
17
14
MASSAGER, one who ma...
massaging
18
17
MASSAGE, to knead or...
massagist
18
14
a masseur [n -S]
masscults
22
17
MASSCULT, culture as...
masseters
16
12
MASSETER, a muscle t...
masseuses
16
13
MASSEUSE, (French) a...
massicots
20
15
MASSICOT, (French) y...
massiness
16
13
the state of being m...
massively
26
19
MASSIVE, of great si...
massoolas
16
13
MASSOOLA, an Indian...
masstiges
18
14
MASSTIGE, the impres...
massymore
23
17
(Scott) a subterrane...
mastabahs
20
17
MASTABAH, an ancient...
masterate
15
12
the status or dignit...
masterdom
17
16
dominion; rule; comm...
masterful
20
17
exercising the autho...
masteries
16
12
MASTERY, superior kn...
mastering
17
15
the act of becoming...
mastheads
18
15
MASTHEAD, to raise t...
masthouse
18
15
a building in which...
masticate
19
15
to chew; to knead me...
mastiches
22
17
MASTICHE, a pale yel...
masticots
20
15
MASTICOT, (French) y...
mastodons
15
14
MASTODON, a large ex...
mastodont
15
14
a large extinct mamm...
mastoidal
17
14
relating to the mast...
mastopexy
30
24
cosmetic surgery of...
masuriums
19
17
MASURIUM, a name pro...
matachina
20
18
a female matachin, s...
matachini
21
18
MATACHIN, (Spanish)...
matachins
21
18
MATACHIN, (Spanish)...
matadoras
15
13
MATADORA, a female m...
matadores
15
13
MATADORE, the man wh...
matagouri
17
15
(Maori) a thorny bus...
matamatas
16
15
MATAMATA, a South Am...
matambala
19
19
TAMBALA, (Nyanja) a...
matchable
24
21
capable of being mat...
matchbook
24
24
a book of matches [n...
matchless
23
18
without compare [adj...
matchlock
27
25
an early form of gun...
matchmade
22
21
MATCHMAKE, to bring...
matchmake
23
24
to bring suitable pe...
matchmark
24
24
to mark mating compo...
matchplay
31
23
scoring in golf acco...
matchwood
24
21
wood suitable for ma...
matelasse
16
13
(French) having a ra...
matelotes
16
13
MATELOTE, a kind of...
matelotte
16
13
(French) a kind of r...
materials
17
13
MATERIAL, the substa...
materiels
17
13
MATERIEL, (French) m...
maternity
22
15
motherhood [n MATERN...
mateships
21
17
MATESHIP, the state...
mateyness
21
15
the state of being m...
matfellon
19
18
the greater knapweed...
matfelons
18
17
MATFELON, the greate...
matrasses
16
12
MATRASS, a long-neck...
matriarch
22
17
a woman who is the h...
matricide
20
16
the killing of a mot...
matricula
21
17
(Latin) a register o...
matriliny
24
16
descent reckoned thr...
matrimony
23
18
the rite or institut...
matronage
15
15
the state of a matro...
matronise
15
13
to make a matron of;...
matronize
18
22
to make a matron of;...
matrosses
16
12
MATROSS, (obsolete)...
matsutake
17
17
(Japanese) a Japanes...
mattamore
16
15
a subterranean chamb...
matterful
20
17
(archaic) full of ma...
mattering
17
15
MATTER, to be of imp...
mattified
19
16
MATTIFY [v]
mattifies
19
15
MATTIFY [v]
maturable
19
17
that can be matured...
maturated
16
14
MATURATE, to develop...
maturates
16
13
MATURATE, to develop...
matutinal
17
15
relating to or occur...
maudlinly
25
19
MAUDLIN, weakly sent...
maulgring
20
19
MAULGRE, to show spi...
maulstick
23
21
(Dutch) a stick used...
maundered
15
16
MAUNDER, to talk inc...
maunderer
15
15
one who maunders [n...
maungiest
17
16
MAUNGY, scabby, also...
mausolean
15
15
pertaining to a maus...
mausoleum
18
18
a large, stately tom...
mauveines
17
18
MAUVEINE, a mauve dy...
mavericks
23
23
MAVERICK, an unbrand...
mavournin
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19
(Irish) my dear one,...
mawkishly
31
24
MAWKISH, offensively...
maxiboats
24
22
MAXIBOAT, a large ra...
maxicoats
25
22
MAXICOAT, a long coa...
maxidress
23
20
a dress that reaches...
maxillary
31
23
of or relating to th...
maxillula
26
23
in crustaceans, a ma...
maximally
32
26
MAXIMAL, pertaining...
maximands
23
24
MAXIMAND, something...
maximised
24
23
MAXIMISE, to make as...
maximiser
24
22
one who maximises, a...
maximises
24
22
MAXIMISE, to make as...
maximists
25
22
MAXIMIST, a habitual...
maximites
24
22
MAXIMITE, a powerful...
maximized
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32
MAXIMIZE, to make as...
maximizer
27
31
one who maximizes, a...
maximizes
27
31
MAXIMIZE, to make as...
maximumly
33
29
MAXIMUM, greatest [a...
maximuses
24
23
MAXIMUS, a very long...
mayapples
27
21
MAYAPPLE, an America...
maybushes
27
20
MAYBUSH, the hawthor...
mayfishes
27
19
MAYFISH, a common ki...
mayflower
28
21
in England, the hawt...
mayhappen
27
23
perhaps, also MAYHAP...
mayoralty
29
17
the office, or the t...
mayorship
27
19
the office of a mayo...
mazaedium
20
26
a spore-producing or...
mazarines
18
22
MAZARINE, a rich blu...
mazedness
18
23
the state of being m...
mazements
19
25
MAZEMENT, bewilderme...
mazourkas
20
26
MAZOURKA, a Polish d...
mbaqangas
26
27
MBAQANGA, (Zulu) a t...
meagerest
16
14
MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
mealiness
16
14
the state of being m...
mealtimes
18
16
MEALTIME, the usual...
mealworms
21
19
MEALWORM, the destru...
mealybugs
27
21
MEALYBUG, a destruct...
meandered
14
15
MEANDER, to wander [...
meanderer
14
14
one who meanders [n...
meandrian
14
15
(obsolete) meanderin...
meandrous
15
15
meandering, also MEA...
meaningly
23
19
MEANING [adv]
meantimes
16
16
MEANTIME, the interv...
meanwhile
21
19
a period of time whi...
measliest
17
13
MEASLY, spotty, palt...
measurers
16
13
MEASURER, one who me...
measuring
17
16
the act of taking a...
meatballs
20
17
MEATBALL, a small ba...
meatheads
17
15
MEATHEAD, (US slang)...
meathooks
18
18
MEATHOOK, a hook on...
meatiness
15
13
the state of being m...
meatspace
20
18
real physical space,...
mechanics
24
21
MECHANIC, a person w...
mechanise
20
18
to make mechanical,...
mechanism
22
21
the belief that life...
mechanist
21
18
an adherent of mecha...
mechanize
23
27
to make mechanical,...
mechitzas
25
26
MECHITZA, a partitio...
mechitzot
25
26
MECHITZA, a partitio...
meclizine
23
26
a drug used to treat...
meconates
17
16
MECONATE, a salt of...
meconiums
20
20
MECONIUM, the first...
medaillon
17
16
(French) a small rou...
medalists
18
14
MEDALIST, one who wi...
medalling
19
18
MEDAL, to honour wit...
medallion
17
16
a large medal, esp....
medallist
19
15
one who wins a medal...
medalplay
26
20
a scoring system use...
meddlings
19
18
MEDDLING, the act of...
medevaced
20
21
MEDEVAC, to evacuate...
mediacies
19
16
MEDIACY, the act of...
mediaeval
18
18
belonging to the Mid...
mediately
23
16
MEDIATE, middle, int...
mediating
17
16
MEDIATE, to act as a...
mediation
15
14
the act of mediating...
mediatise
16
13
to cause to act thro...
mediative
18
17
pertaining to mediat...
mediatize
19
22
to cause to act thro...
mediators
16
13
MEDIATOR, one who me...
mediatory
22
15
acting to mediate [a...
mediatrix
23
20
(archaic) a female m...
medicable
22
20
capable of being med...
medicably
29
22
MEDICABLE, capable o...
medicaids
20
17
MEDICAID, a type of...
medically
28
20
MEDICAL, related to...
medicants
19
17
MEDICANT, a healing...
medicares
19
16
MEDICARE, a type of...
medicated
19
17
MEDICATE, to treat w...
medicates
19
16
MEDICATE, to treat w...
medicides
20
17
MEDICIDE, a medicall...
medicinal
20
18
relating to medicine...
medicined
19
18
MEDICINE, to treat w...
mediciner
19
17
(archaic) a physicia...
medicines
19
17
MEDICINE, to treat w...
medievals
19
18
MEDIEVAL, a person w...
meditated
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14
MEDITATE, to conside...
meditates
16
13
MEDITATE, to conside...
meditator
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one who meditates [n...
medivaced
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MEDIVAC, to evacuate...
medresseh
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15
(Arabic) an Islamic...
medullary
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18
consisting of or res...
medullate
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16
having medulla, also...
medusoids
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15
MEDUSOID, a jellyfis...
meekening
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20
MEEKEN, to make meek...
megabucks
24
25
MEGABUCK, one millio...
megabytes
25
19
MEGABYTE, 1,048,576...
megacurie
20
18
a unit of radiation,...
megacycle
30
23
a million cycles; a...
megadeals
17
16
MEGADEAL, a business...
megadeath
18
17
a million deaths [n...
megadoses
16
15
MEGADOSE, an abnorma...
megadynes
22
18
MEGADYNE, a unit of...
megafarad
18
18
a measure of electri...
megafauna
17
19
the large or macrosc...
megaflops
22
21
MEGAFLOP, a measure...
megaflora
19
18
large plants [n MEGA...
megagauss
18
17
a unit of magnetic f...
megahertz
22
25
a measure of frequen...
megajoule
19
25
a million joules [n...
megaliths
21
17
MEGALITH, a huge sto...
megalitre
18
15
one million litres [...
megalodon
16
17
an extinct giant sha...
megalopic
23
21
having large eyes [a...
megamalls
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19
MEGAMALL, a very lar...
megaphone
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20
a device to magnify...
megaphyll
30
23
a relatively large t...
megapixel
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25
one million pixels [...
megapodes
18
18
MEGAPODE, one of a f...
megaquake
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28
a very large earthqu...
megascope
21
20
an instrument for pr...
megaspore
18
17
the larger of the tw...
megastars
17
14
MEGASTAR, an extreme...
megastore
16
14
a large supermarket...
megastorm
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17
a very large storm [...
megathere
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16
any of various gigan...
megatonic
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relating to a megato...
megavolts
20
19
MEGAVOLT, a unit of...
megawatts
20
17
MEGAWATT, a unit of...
megillahs
22
18
MEGILLAH, (Hebrew) a...
megilloth
22
18
MEGILLAH, (Hebrew) a...
meibomian
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as in meibomian glan...
meiocytes
25
17
MEIOCYTE, a cell whi...
meiofauna
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animals less than 1...
meionites
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13
MEIONITE, one of a g...
meiospore
17
15
a haploid spore [n -...
mekometer
17
19
a kind of range-find...
melaleuca
20
18
an Australian tree w...
melamines
17
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MELAMINE, a colourle...
melampode
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(Spenser) the black...
melanians
15
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MELANIAN, one of a f...
melanised
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MELANISE, to make da...
melanises
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MELANISE, to make da...
melanisms
18
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MELANISM, abnormally...
melanists
17
14
MELANIST, one who is...
melanites
16
14
MELANITE, a black va...
melanitic
20
17
of or like melanite,...
melanized
19
24
MELANIZE, to make da...
melanizes
19
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MELANIZE, to make da...
melanoids
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MELANOID, someone su...
melanomas
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17
MELANOMA, a darkly p...
melanoses
15
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MELANOSIS, the morbi...
melanosis
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14
the morbid depositio...
melanotic
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17
dark-complexioned, a...
melanuria
16
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the presence of a da...
melanuric
20
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relating to melanuri...
melaphyre
27
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any one of several d...
melastome
17
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a tropical flowering...
melatonin
15
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a hormone secreted b...
melilites
19
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MELILITE, a tetragon...
melinites
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MELINITE, a powerful...
meliorate
16
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to make better, also...
meliorism
19
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the belief that the...
meliorist
18
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a proponent of melio...
meliority
24
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the state of being b...
melismata
18
16
MELISMA, melodic emb...
melittins
18
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MELITTIN, a toxic po...
mellotron
17
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(tradename) an elect...
mellowest
21
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MELLOW, well matured...
mellowing
22
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MELLOW, to make matu...
melocoton
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(obsolete) a kind of...
melodeons
15
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MELODEON, a small re...
melodicas
20
17
MELODICA, a harmonic...
melodions
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MELODION, a small re...
melodious
17
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having melody [adj M...
melodised
17
15
MELODISE, to compose...
melodiser
17
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one who melodises, a...
melodises
17
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MELODISE, to compose...
melodists
18
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MELODIST, a composer...
melodized
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MELODIZE, to compose...
melodizer
20
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one who melodizes, a...
melodizes
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23
MELODIZE, to compose...
melodrama
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a kind of romantic a...
melodrame
17
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a kind of romantic a...
melomania
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a mania for music [n...
melomanic
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suffering from melom...
melongene
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an aubergine [n -S]
meloxicam
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a drug used to treat...
melphalan
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an antineoplastic dr...
meltdowns
20
18
MELTDOWN, the meltin...
meltingly
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MELTING, in a meltin...
meltwater
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the water that runs...
melungeon
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any of a dark-skinne...
membranal
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of or like a membran...
membraned
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having a membrane [a...
membranes
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MEMBRANE, a thin, pl...
mementoes
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MEMENTO, something k...
memoirism
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the act or art of wr...
memoirist
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one who writes memoi...
memorable
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worth remembering [a...
memorably
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MEMORABLE, worth rem...
memoranda
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MEMORANDUM, (Latin)...
memorials
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MEMORIAL, something...
memorised
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MEMORISE, to commit...
memoriser
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one who memorises, a...
memorises
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MEMORISE, to commit...
memoriter
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(Latin) from memory;...
memorized
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MEMORIZE, to commit...
memorizer
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one who memorizes, a...
memorizes
20
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MEMORIZE, to commit...
memsahibs
22
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MEMSAHIB, a European...
menadione
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vitamin K3 [n -S]
menagerie
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(French) a collectio...
menarches
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18
MENARCHE, the first...
mendacity
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given to lying, esp....
mendicant
18
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a beggar; a friar wh...
mendicity
26
19
the practice of begg...
menhadens
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MENHADEN, (Native Am...
menilites
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MENILITE, a kind of...
meningeal
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of or pertaining to...
meniscate
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like a meniscus [adj...
meniscoid
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17
concavo-convex, like...
menominee
14
17
a small whitefish fo...
menominis
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MENOMINI, a small wh...
menopause
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the period during wh...
menopolis
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(colloquial) an area...
menopomes
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MENOPOME, a large Am...
menorrhea
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normal menstrual ble...
menschier
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MENSCHY, like a mens...
menseless
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(Scots) graceless, u...
menstrual
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relating to menstrua...
menstruum
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(Latin) a solvent, e...
menswears
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MENSWEAR, clothing f...
mentalese
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the picturing of con...
mentalism
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the belief that the...
mentalist
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14
a proponent of menta...
mentality
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mind, a way of think...
mentation
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thought, cogitation...
menthenes
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MENTHENE, a colorles...
menticide
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17
the systematic under...
mentioned
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MENTION, to remark b...
mentioner
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one who mentions [n...
mentorial
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14
containing advice or...
mentoring
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the act of serving a...
menuisier
16
14
(French) a joiner [n...
mepacrine
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a bitter yellow powd...
mephitism
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poisoning by mephiti...
merbromin
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a green crystalline...
mercaptan
20
19
a substance analogou...
mercenary
24
18
hired for money; mot...
merceries
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MERCERY, a mercer's...
mercerise
19
15
to treat cotton fabr...
mercerize
22
24
to treat cotton fabr...
merchants
21
18
MERCHANT, to buy and...
merciable
22
19
(Spenser) merciful,...
mercifide
22
19
MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
mercified
22
19
MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
mercifies
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18
MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
merciless
21
16
without mercy [adj M...
mercurate
19
16
to mercurialize or t...
mercurial
21
17
of a volatile temper...
mercuries
20
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MERCURY, a metallic...
mercurise
20
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to treat with mercur...
mercurize
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to treat with mercur...
mercurous
20
17
containing univalent...
merengues
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MERENGUE, a Caribbea...
mereology
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17
the formal study of...
merestone
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a stone designating...
merganser
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an aquatic bird of a...
mergences
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MERGENCE, the act of...
mericarps
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MERICARP, one carpel...
meridians
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MERIDIAN, a line of...
merimakes
18
19
MERIMAKE, (Spenser)...
meringues
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MERINGUE, a topping...
meristems
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MERISTEM, embryonic...
meritless
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without merit [adj]
mermaiden
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a mythical creature...
merocrine
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designating a gland...
meroistic
20
15
applied to the ovari...
meropidan
17
17
one of a family of b...
merosomes
16
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MEROSOME, one of the...
merozoite
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a young trophozoite...
merpeople
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mermaids and mermen...
merriment
17
16
gaiety with laughter...
merriness
16
13
the state of being m...
mersalyls
25
16
MERSALYL, a sodium s...
merycisms
28
20
MERYCISM, a rare con...
mescaline
19
17
the principal alkalo...
mescalins
20
17
MESCALIN, the princi...
mescalism
22
19
the habitual use of...
meseemeth
18
17
MESEEMS, it seems to...
mesentera
14
13
MESENTERON, the midg...
mesentery
21
15
a membrane enclosing...
meshugaas
19
17
(Yiddish) madness, f...
meshuggah
23
21
(Yiddish) mad, crazy...
meshworks
23
21
MESHWORK, a network...
mesically
28
19
MESIC, relating to a...
mesmerise
17
15
to hypnotize, spellb...
mesmerism
19
18
a hypnotic state ind...
mesmerist
18
15
one that practises m...
mesmerize
20
24
to hypnotize, spellb...
mesoblast
19
16
another name for the...
mesocarps
21
18
MESOCARP, the middle...
mesocrany
24
18
medium skull breadth...
mesoderms
17
16
MESODERM, the middle...
mesogleal
18
16
relating to the meso...
mesogleas
17
15
MESOGLEA, a gelatino...
mesogloea
16
15
a gelatinous layer b...
mesolites
17
13
MESOLITE, a zeolitic...
mesomeres
16
15
MESOMERE, an embryon...
mesomorph
21
20
a person of muscular...
mesopause
17
16
the upper limit of t...
mesophile
21
18
the ideal growth tem...
mesophyll
29
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the photosynthetic t...
mesophyls
28
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MESOPHYL, the soft t...
mesophyte
26
19
a land plant growing...
mesosaurs
16
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MESOSAUR, an extinct...
mesoscale
19
16
looking at or invest...
mesosomes
16
15
MESOSOME, a convolut...
mesotrons
15
13
MESOTRON, a former n...
mesozoans
17
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MESOZOAN, any of a p...
mesprises
19
15
MESPRISE, (Spenser)...
mesprizes
22
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MESPRIZE, (Spenser)...
mesquites
25
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MESQUITE, a spiny tr...
messaging
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17
the act of sending a...
messaline
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14
a soft lightweight s...
messenger
16
15
one who bears a mess...
messianic
19
16
inspired, or as thou...
messiases
16
12
MESSIAS, an expected...
messieurs
17
13
MONSIEUR, a French t...
messiness
16
13
the state of being m...
messmates
17
15
MESSMATE, a person w...
messuages
17
15
MESSUAGE, a dwelling...
mestesoes
15
12
MESTESO, a person of...
mestinoes
15
13
MESTINO, a person of...
mestizoes
19
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MESTIZO, (Spanish) a...
mestranol
16
14
a synthetic oestroge...
metabases
17
15
METABASIS, a transit...
metabasis
18
15
a transition, e.g. f...
metabatic
21
18
transitional [adj]
metabolic
22
19
relating to an organ...
metacarpi
21
18
METACARPUS, that par...
metadatas
15
13
METADATA, informatio...
metafiles
19
16
METAFILE, graphical...
metagenic
19
18
relating to metagene...
metairies
16
12
METAIRIE, (French) a...
metalhead
18
16
a fan of heavy metal...
metalised
17
14
METALISE, to make or...
metalises
17
13
METALISE, to make or...
metalists
18
13
METALIST, (US) a wor...
metalized
20
23
METALIZE, to make or...
metalizes
20
22
METALIZE, to make or...
metallics
22
17
METALLIC, a fabric m...
metallike
19
18
like metal [adj]
metalline
17
15
of, like, consisting...
metalling
19
17
road metal, broken s...
metallise
18
14
to make or treat wit...
metallist
19
14
a worker in metals,...
metallize
21
23
to make or treat wit...
metalloid
18
15
an element intermedi...
metalmark
19
20
one of a family of t...
metalware
19
16
goods made of metal...
metalwork
21
20
work in metal [n -S]
metamales
17
16
METAMALE, a sterile...
metameral
17
16
relating to a metame...
metameres
16
15
METAMERE, one of the...
metameric
20
18
relating to a metame...
metanoias
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13
METANOIA, penitence;...
metapelet
18
16
a woman acting as fo...
metaphase
19
17
the stage of mitotic...
metaphors
20
17
METAPHOR, implied co...
metaplasm
20
19
the alteration of a...
metarchon
20
18
a nontoxic substance...
metasomas
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15
METASOMA, the poster...
metatarsi
16
12
METATARSUS, that par...
metaverse
17
16
a 3D virtual world,...
metaxylem
30
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a part of the primar...
metayages
22
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METAYAGE, a system o...
metazoans
17
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METAZOAN, any of a m...
meteorism
17
15
abdominal cramps and...
meteorist
16
12
one suffering from m...
meteorite
15
12
a meteor that has fa...
meteoroid
15
13
a meteor that has no...
meteorous
15
13
of the nature or app...
meterages
16
14
METERAGE, measuremen...
metestick
21
19
a measuring rod, als...
metestrus
17
13
the short period fol...
metewands
18
17
METEWAND, a measurin...
meteyards
22
15
METEYARD, a measurin...
metformin
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a drug used to treat...
methadone
16
16
a synthetic drug sim...
methadons
17
16
METHADON, a syntheti...
methanals
18
16
METHANAL, formaldehy...
methanoic
20
18
as in methanoic acid...
methanols
18
16
METHANOL, methyl alc...
metheglin
20
18
(Welsh) a spiced or...
methodise
18
15
to reduce to method;...
methodism
20
18
methodical procedure...
methodist
19
15
a follower of Method...
methodize
21
24
to reduce to method;...
methought
22
19
METHINK, it seems to...
methoxide
24
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a saltlike compound...
methoxies
24
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METHOXY, a drug that...
methoxyls
32
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METHOXYL [n]
methylals
27
18
METHYLAL, a colourle...
methylase
25
17
an enzyme that catal...
methylate
25
17
to introduce one or...
methylene
24
18
the radical CH2, whi...
methystic
29
19
intoxicating [adj]
metonymic
26
21
relating to a metony...
metopisms
20
18
METOPISM, the condit...
metopryls
26
18
METOPRYL, an anaesth...
metralgia
18
15
pain in the uterus [...
metrazols
20
22
METRAZOL, a drug use...
metricate
19
15
to measure [v METRIC...
metrician
19
16
a composer of verses...
metricise
20
15
to convert to metric...
metricism
22
18
the study of metre [...
metricist
21
15
a person skilled in...
metricize
23
24
to convert to metric...
metrified
19
16
METRIFY, to compose...
metrifier
19
15
one who metrifies [n...
metrifies
19
15
METRIFY, to compose...
metrology
24
17
the science of weigh...
metronome
15
16
a mechanical device...
metroplex
25
23
a large urban or met...
mezcaline
22
26
the principal alkalo...
mezereons
17
22
MEZEREON, an early-f...
mezereums
20
25
MEZEREUM, an early-f...
mezquites
28
31
MEZQUITE, a name for...
mezzaluna
22
33
a half-moon shaped k...
mezzanine
20
32
a low storey between...
mezzotint
22
31
to engrave using a m...
miasmatic
21
18
of or like a miasma,...
micaceous
22
19
consisting of or mad...
micawbers
25
21
MICAWBER, a person w...
michigans
23
20
MICHIGAN, (US) a car...
mickeries
21
19
MICKERY, (Native Aus...
mickeying
28
24
MICKEY, to drug a dr...
micrified
23
19
MICRIFY, to make sma...
micrifies
23
18
MICRIFY, to make sma...
microbars
22
18
MICROBAR, a unit of...
microbeam
22
21
a beam of radiation...
microbial
23
19
of or like a microbe...
microbian
21
19
of or like a microbe...
microblog
24
21
a blog in which ther...
microbrew
25
21
a beer produced by a...
microcard
23
19
a card representing...
microcars
23
18
MICROCAR, a compact...
microchip
28
23
a chip of silicon [n...
microcode
22
19
a micro-instruction...
microcopy
31
23
a copy on microfilm...
microcosm
24
21
the world of human n...
microcyte
29
20
an unusually small r...
microdont
19
17
having unusually sma...
microdots
20
16
MICRODOT, a copy of...
microfilm
25
22
to make a microfilm...
microform
23
21
a process for reprod...
microglia
22
18
a type of non-nervou...
microgram
22
20
a millionth of a gra...
microinch
25
21
one millionth of an...
microjets
22
24
MICROJET, a light je...
microlite
21
16
a rare mineral of re...
microlith
24
18
a very small stone t...
microloan
19
17
a very small loan [n...
micrology
28
20
the branch of scienc...
micromere
20
18
a small cell formed...
micromesh
23
20
a very fine mesh [n...
micromhos
23
20
MICROMHO, a unit of...
micromini
21
19
something extremely...
micromole
21
19
a millionth of a mol...
micromort
21
18
a unit of risk equal...
micronise
19
16
to reduce to a few m...
micronize
22
25
to reduce to a few m...
micropore
21
18
a very small pore [n...
micropsia
22
18
a condition of the e...
micropump
26
25
a miniature pump ins...
micropyle
29
21
a micropore in ovum...
microsite
20
15
a website that is in...
microsome
20
18
a minute granule or...
microtome
20
18
an instrument used t...
microtomy
27
20
the art of using the...
microtone
18
16
an interval less tha...
microvolt
23
20
the millionth part o...
microwatt
23
18
a millionth of a wat...
microwave
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in radio communicati...
microwire
23
18
a very strong, very...
micturate
20
16
to urinate [v MICTUR...
midbrains
19
17
MIDBRAIN, the middle...
midcourse
20
17
in mid course [adj]
middleman
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an intermediary, esp...
middlemen
18
19
MIDDLEMAN, an interm...
middlings
20
18
goods, esp. flour, c...
middorsal
18
15
in the middle of the...
midfields
21
18
MIDFIELD, the middle...
midinette
16
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(French) a French, e...
midiskirt
20
17
a skirt of medium le...
midlander
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one who lives in the...
midlifers
21
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MIDLIFER, a middle-a...
midmonths
20
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MIDMONTH, halfway th...
midnights
21
18
MIDNIGHT, the middle...
midpoints
19
17
MIDPOINT, the point...
midranges
17
16
MIDRANGE, the middle...
midrashic
23
18
relating to the midr...
midrashim
21
18
MIDRASH, an early Je...
midrashot
19
15
MIDRASH, an early Je...
midseason
15
14
taking place in the...
midspaces
22
19
MIDSPACE, the middle...
midstream
18
16
the middle part of a...
midsummer
20
20
the middle of summer...
midwaters
20
16
MIDWATER, the middle...
midweekly
28
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taking place in the...
midwifery
29
21
the occupation of a...
midwifing
24
22
MIDWIFE, to assist a...
midwinter
20
17
the middle of winter...
midwiving
24
23
MIDWIVE, to assist a...
miffiness
21
19
the state of being m...
mightiest
21
16
MIGHTY, full of migh...
migmatite
19
17
a type of rock conta...
mignonnes
15
17
MIGNONNE, a darling...
migraines
17
15
MIGRAINE, a severe h...
migrating
19
17
MIGRATE, to move fro...
migration
17
15
a removal from one c...
migrators
18
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MIGRATOR, one who mi...
migratory
24
16
migrating, wandering...
mijnheers
20
24
MIJNHEER, (Dutch) th...
mildening
18
18
MILDEN, to make mild...
mildewing
22
20
MILDEW, to grow a wh...
mileposts
20
16
MILEPOST, a post wit...
milesimos
19
16
MILESIMO, a former m...
milestone
16
14
a post or stone mark...
miliarial
19
14
of or like miliaria,...
miliarias
18
13
MILIARIA, a skin dis...
militance
20
17
the condition or fac...
militancy
27
19
the condition or fac...
militants
18
14
MILITANT, one who is...
militaria
18
13
weapons, uniforms an...
militated
18
14
MILITATE, to have in...
militates
18
13
MILITATE, to have in...
milkiness
19
18
the state of being m...
milkmaids
21
21
MILKMAID, a woman wh...
milkshake
22
23
a drink of frothy mi...
milksheds
22
20
MILKSHED, a region s...
milksoppy
30
25
like a milksop, a sp...
milktoast
19
17
a very timid, unasse...
milkweeds
22
21
MILKWEED, a plant th...
milkwoods
22
21
MILKWOOD, any of var...
milkworts
23
20
MILKWORT, a plant of...
millboard
21
18
a kind of stout past...
millcakes
23
21
MILLCAKE, a residue...
millenary
24
17
a group of a thousan...
millennia
17
16
MILLENNIUM, (Latin)...
millepede
20
18
a myriapod with many...
millepeds
21
18
MILLEPED, a multi-le...
millepore
20
17
any of a group or or...
millerite
19
14
nickel sulfide [n -S...
millhands
21
18
MILLHAND, a worker i...
millhouse
21
17
a house attached to...
milliamps
23
20
MILLIAMP, one thousa...
milliards
20
15
MILLIARD, (French) a...
milliares
19
14
MILLIARE, a unit of...
millibars
22
17
MILLIBAR, a unit of...
milliemes
20
17
MILLIEME, (French) a...
milligals
22
17
MILLIGAL, a thousand...
milligram
22
19
a thousandth of a gr...
millimhos
23
19
MILLIMHO, a unit of...
millimole
21
18
a thousandth of a mo...
milliners
19
15
MILLINER, one who ma...
millinery
25
17
hat-making [n MILLIN...
milliohms
23
19
MILLIOHM, a unit of...
millionth
21
17
the ordinal of milli...
millipede
21
18
a myriapod with many...
millipeds
22
18
MILLIPED, a myriapod...
millirems
21
17
MILLIREM, a quantity...
millivolt
23
19
one thousandth of a...
milliwatt
23
17
one thousandth of a...
millocrat
22
17
a member of the mill...
millponds
21
19
MILLPOND, a pool for...
millraces
22
17
MILLRACE, the curren...
millrinds
20
16
MILLRIND, an iron su...
millscale
23
18
scale formed on iron...
millstone
18
15
one of a pair of hea...
milltails
21
15
MILLTAIL, the channe...
millwheel
25
20
a waterwheel that dr...
millworks
24
21
MILLWORK, the shafti...
milometer
18
16
an instrument that r...
miltonias
17
14
MILTONIA, a plant of...
mimesises
18
15
MIMESIS, (Greek) imi...
mimesters
18
15
MIMESTER, one who mi...
mimetical
22
19
imitative; of or rel...
mimetites
18
15
MIMETITE, an arsenia...
mimickers
23
22
MIMICKER, one who mi...
mimicking
24
25
MIMIC, to imitate [v...
mimicries
22
18
MIMICRY, an act of m...
mimivirus
22
20
a genus of virus, on...
mimmicked
24
26
MIMMICK, to be over-...
mimuluses
20
18
MIMULUS, any of vari...
minacious
19
17
threatening [adj MIN...
minareted
15
14
having a minaret [ad...
mincemeat
19
19
a mixture of dried f...
mincingly
28
22
MINCING [adv]
mindfucks
24
25
MINDFUCK, an exhilar...
mindfully
28
22
MINDFUL, heedful [ad...
mindshare
18
16
the level of awarene...
minefield
19
18
an area laid with ex...
minelayer
22
16
a ship used to lay m...
mineshaft
20
18
a vertical entrance...
minestone
14
14
ore, esp. ironstone...
minginess
17
16
meanness, stinginess...
minglings
20
19
MINGLING, the act of...
miniating
17
16
MINIATE, to decorate...
miniation
15
14
the act of painting...
miniature
16
14
a small or reduced c...
minibiker
20
20
one who rides a mini...
minibikes
20
20
MINIBIKE, a small mo...
minibreak
19
20
a short break [n -S]
minibuses
19
17
MINIBUS, a small bus...
minicamps
23
22
MINICAMP, a brief tr...
minidiscs
21
17
MINIDISC, a miniatur...
minidisks
19
18
MINIDISK, a miniatur...
minidress
17
14
a short dress [n -ES...
minifying
26
21
MINIFY, to diminish,...
minigolfs
21
19
MINIGOLF, a game sim...
minimally
26
20
MINIMAL, relating to...
minimarts
18
16
MINIMART, a small su...
minimaxed
23
24
MINIMAX, to minimize...
minimaxes
23
23
MINIMAX, to minimize...
miniments
17
17
MINIMENT, a means of...
minimills
21
18
MINIMILL, a small-sc...
minimised
18
17
MINIMISE, to make as...
minimiser
18
16
one who minimises, a...
minimises
18
16
MINIMISE, to make as...
minimisms
20
19
MINIMISM, the inclin...
minimists
19
16
MINIMIST, one inclin...
minimized
21
26
MINIMIZE, to make as...
minimizer
21
25
one who minimizes, a...
minimizes
21
25
MINIMIZE, to make as...
minimotos
17
16
MINIMOTO, a reduced...
minimuses
18
17
MINIMUS, a being of...
miniparks
20
20
MINIPARK, a small ci...
minipills
22
18
MINIPILL, a low dose...
minirugby
27
21
a scaled down versio...
miniscule
21
18
small, insignificant...
minishing
20
18
MINISH, (archaic) to...
miniskirt
19
17
a skirt whose hemlin...
minisodes
16
14
MINISODE, a heavily...
ministate
16
13
a small state [n -S]
ministers
17
13
MINISTER, to give ai...
minitower
19
16
a computer in a smal...
minitrack
21
20
(tradename) a satell...
minneolas
15
15
MINNEOLA, a variety...
minnicked
20
22
MINNICK, to be over...
minnocked
19
22
MINNOCK, to be over...
minorship
21
18
the state of being a...
minoxidil
24
22
a peripheral vasodil...
minshukus
21
21
MINSHUKU, a Japanese...
minstrels
18
14
MINSTREL, a medieval...
minueting
17
17
MINUET, to dance a m...
minuscule
21
19
small, insignificant...
minuteman
16
18
in the American Revo...
minutemen
16
18
MINUTEMAN, in the Am...
minutiose
16
14
of or like a minutia...
miquelets
26
23
MIQUELET, (French) a...
mirabelle
20
17
(French) a European...
mirabilia
20
16
(Latin) wonders [n]
mirabilis
21
16
(short for) aqua mir...
miracidia
20
16
MIRACIDIUM, the cili...
mirandise
16
14
in USA, to inform an...
mirandize
19
23
in USA, to inform an...
mirifical
24
19
working wonders; mar...
mirkiness
18
17
the state of being m...
mirligoes
19
15
(Scots) dizziness [n...
mirlitons
18
14
MIRLITON, (French) a...
miromiros
18
15
MIROMIRO, a small Ne...
mirroring
18
15
the act of reflectin...
mirthless
21
15
without mirth [adj M...
misacting
21
18
MISACT, to act badly...
misadapts
19
16
MISADAPT, to adapt w...
misadding
18
17
MISADD, to add incor...
misadjust
20
23
to adjust wrongly; t...
misadvice
22
20
wrong advice [n -S]
misadvise
19
17
to advise wrongly [v...
misagents
17
15
MISAGENT, a bad agen...
misaiming
19
18
MISAIM, to aim badly...
misaligns
19
16
MISALIGN, to align i...
misallege
19
16
(obsolete) to state...
misallied
19
15
MISALLY, to ally bad...
misallies
19
14
MISALLY, to ally bad...
misallots
19
14
MISALLOT, to allot w...
misalters
18
13
MISALTER, to alter w...
misarrays
23
14
MISARRAY, (Scott) di...
misassays
23
14
MISASSAY, to attempt...
misassign
18
15
to assign wrongly [v...
misatoned
15
14
MISATONE, to atone w...
misatones
15
13
MISATONE, to atone w...
misaunter
16
14
(Scots) an unlucky c...
misavised
19
17
(Spenser) ill-advise...
misawards
20
16
MISAWARD, to award w...
misbecame
22
21
MISBECOME, (archaic)...
misbecome
22
21
(archaic) to be unbe...
misbegins
20
18
MISBEGIN, to begin w...
misbehave
22
21
to behave wrongly [v...
misbelief
22
19
erroneous or false b...
misbeseem
19
18
(archaic) to be unsu...
misbestow
22
18
to bestow improperly...
misbiased
19
16
MISBIAS, to bias wro...
misbiases
19
15
MISBIAS, to bias wro...
misbilled
22
18
MISBILL, to bill wro...
misbirths
23
17
MISBIRTH, (archaic)...
misbrands
19
17
MISBRAND, to brand i...
misbuilds
22
18
MISBUILD, to build i...
misbutton
19
17
to button wrongly [v...
miscalled
22
18
MISCALL, to call by...
miscaller
22
17
one who miscalls [n...
miscegene
19
18
a person of mixed ra...
miscegens
20
18
MISCEGEN, a person o...
miscegine
20
18
a person of mixed ra...
mischance
24
21
bad luck [n -S] / to...
mischancy
31
23
unlucky, happening a...
mischarge
23
19
to charge erroneousl...
mischiefs
25
20
MISCHIEF, to make mi...
mischoice
25
20
a wrong choice [n -S...
mischoose
21
17
to choose badly [v M...
mischosen
21
18
MISCHOOSE, to choose...
misciting
22
18
MISCITE, to cite wro...
misclaims
23
19
MISCLAIM, to claim w...
miscoding
21
19
MISCODE, to code wro...
miscoined
19
17
MISCOIN, to coin imp...
miscolors
21
16
MISCOLOR, to color i...
miscolour
21
17
to give a wrong colo...
miscooked
20
20
MISCOOK, to cook bad...
miscopied
22
19
MISCOPY, to copy inc...
miscopies
22
18
MISCOPY, to copy inc...
miscounts
20
17
MISCOUNT, to count i...
miscreant
19
16
originally, a misbel...
miscreate
19
15
to create wrongly [v...
miscredit
21
16
(archaic) to disbeli...
miscreeds
20
16
MISCREED, a false cr...
miscueing
21
19
MISCUE, to make a fa...
misdating
18
16
MISDATE, to date inc...
misdealer
17
14
one who misdeals [n...
misdeemed
17
17
MISDEEM, to judge un...
misdefine
18
17
to define wrongly [v...
misdemean
16
17
to behave ill, with...
misdesert
17
13
(Spenser) undeservin...
misdialed
18
15
MISDIAL, to dial inc...
misdieted
17
14
MISDIET, to diet or...
misdights
22
17
MISDIGHT, (Spenser)...
misdirect
21
16
to point in the wron...
misdivide
20
18
to divide wrongly [v...
misdoings
18
16
MISDOING, the act of...
misdoubts
20
17
MISDOUBT, to be susp...
misdreads
17
14
MISDREAD [n]
misdriven
19
18
MISDRIVE, to drive i...
misdrives
20
17
MISDRIVE, to drive i...
miseating
17
15
MISEAT, to eat impro...
misedited
17
14
MISEDIT, to edit inc...
misemploy
27
21
to employ wrongly or...
misenroll
18
15
to enrol wrongly, al...
misenrols
17
14
MISENROL, to enrol i...
misenters
16
13
MISENTER, to enter e...
miserable
19
16
wretched [adj MISERA...
miserably
26
18
MISERABLE, wretched...
misereres
16
12
MISERERE, the psalm...
miserlier
18
13
MISERLY, characteris...
misesteem
17
15
to lack esteem for;...
misevents
18
17
MISEVENT, a mishap [...
misfaiths
22
17
MISFAITH, (archaic)...
misfallen
20
18
MISFALL, unluckily t...
misfaring
20
18
(Spenser) wrongdoing...
misfeasor
18
15
one who commits a mi...
misfeigns
20
18
MISFEIGN, (Spenser)...
misfields
21
17
MISFIELD, to field b...
misfiling
22
19
MISFILE, to file in...
misfiring
21
18
MISFIRE, to fail to...
misfitted
20
16
MISFIT, to fit badly...
misformed
20
19
MISFORM, to make in...
misframed
20
19
MISFRAME, to frame b...
misframes
20
18
MISFRAME, to frame b...
misgauged
19
18
MISGAUGE, to gauge i...
misgauges
19
17
MISGAUGE, to gauge i...
misgiving
22
21
an apprehension [n -...
misgotten
17
15
(Spenser) unjustly g...
misgovern
19
19
to govern wrongly [v...
misgraded
18
16
MISGRADE, to grade i...
misgrades
18
15
MISGRADE, to grade i...
misgrafts
21
17
MISGRAFT, to graft w...
misgrowth
24
19
an unnatural or abno...
misguggle
22
20
(Scots) to bungle, m...
misguided
19
17
MISGUIDE, to guide w...
misguider
19
16
one who guides wrong...
misguides
19
16
MISGUIDE, to guide w...
mishandle
19
17
to handle wrongly [v...
mishanter
18
15
(Scots) an unlucky c...
mishapped
23
21
MISHAP, to have an u...
mishappen
22
21
(Spenser) to happen...
mishegaas
19
16
(Yiddish) madness, f...
mishegoss
20
16
(Yiddish) madness, f...
misinfers
19
16
MISINFER, to infer w...
misinform
20
19
to inform incorrectl...
misintend
16
15
(obsolete) to aim am...
misinters
17
13
MISINTER, to inter i...
misjoined
18
23
MISJOIN, to join inc...
misjudged
21
26
MISJUDGE, to judge w...
misjudger
21
25
one who misjudges [n...
misjudges
21
25
MISJUDGE, to judge w...
miskenned
16
19
MISKEN, to fail to r...
miskeying
25
21
MISKEY, to key in da...
miskicked
23
24
MISKICK, to kick bad...
mislabels
21
17
MISLABEL, to label i...
mislabors
20
16
MISLABOR, to labor b...
mislabour
20
17
to labour wrongly, a...
mislayers
24
15
MISLAYER, one who mi...
mislaying
25
18
MISLAY, to put in a...
misleader
17
14
one who leads into e...
misleared
17
14
(Scots) mistaught, u...
mislearns
17
14
MISLEARN, to learn w...
mislearnt
17
14
MISLEARN, to learn w...
misleeked
18
18
MISLEEKE, (Spenser)...
misleekes
18
17
MISLEEKE, (Spenser)...
misletoes
17
13
MISLETOE, (obsolete)...
mislights
23
17
MISLIGHT, to lead as...
mislikers
20
17
MISLIKER, one who mi...
misliking
21
20
the act of misliking...
mislippen
22
20
(Scots) to mistrust...
misliving
22
20
MISLIVE, to live a b...
mislocate
20
16
to locate in the wro...
mislodged
19
17
MISLODGE, to lodge i...
mislodges
19
16
MISLODGE, to lodge i...
mislucked
23
22
MISLUCK, to meet wit...
mismaking
20
22
MISMAKE, to make inc...
mismanage
17
18
to manage wrongly [v...
mismarked
19
20
MISMARK, to mark wro...
mismating
19
18
MISMATE, to mate uns...
mismetred
18
16
MISMETRE, to spoil t...
mismetres
18
15
MISMETRE, to spoil t...
mismoving
21
22
MISMOVE, to move wro...
misnaming
18
19
MISNAME, to call by...
misnomers
17
16
MISNOMER, to use a m...
misnumber
20
20
to number wrongly [v...
misoclere
20
16
hating the clergy [a...
misogamic
22
20
relating to misogamy...
misogynic
27
20
hating women [adj]
misoneism
17
16
a hatred or fear of...
misoneist
16
13
a hater of things wh...
misorders
17
13
MISORDER, to order i...
misorient
16
13
to orient in a wrong...
mispaging
21
20
MISPAGE, to page inc...
mispaints
19
16
MISPAINT, to paint w...
misparsed
19
16
MISPARSE, to parse i...
misparses
19
15
MISPARSE, to parse i...
misparted
19
16
MISPART, to part bad...
mispenned
17
18
MISPEN, to write inc...
misphrase
21
17
to phrase wrongly [v...
mispickel
25
23
(German) arsenical i...
misplaced
23
20
MISPLACE, to put in...
misplaces
23
19
MISPLACE, to put in...
misplants
20
17
MISPLANT, to plant w...
misplayed
26
19
MISPLAY, to make a b...
mispleads
20
17
MISPLEAD, to plead w...
misplease
19
16
(obsolete) to disple...
mispoints
19
16
MISPOINT, to point i...
mispoised
19
16
MISPOISE, to poise i...
mispoises
19
15
MISPOISE, to poise i...
mispraise
19
15
to praise amiss [v M...
mispriced
23
19
MISPRICE, to price i...
misprices
23
18
MISPRICE, to price i...
misprints
20
16
MISPRINT, to print i...
misprised
20
16
MISPRISE, to underva...
misprises
20
15
MISPRISE, to underva...
misprized
23
25
MISPRIZE, to underva...
misprizer
23
24
one who misprizes [n...
misprizes
23
24
MISPRIZE, to underva...
misquoted
25
23
MISQUOTE, to quote i...
misquoter
25
22
one who misquotes [n...
misquotes
25
22
MISQUOTE, to quote i...
misraised
17
13
MISRAISE, to raise w...
misraises
17
12
MISRAISE, to raise w...
misrating
18
15
MISRATE, to rate inc...
misreckon
20
20
to reckon wrongly; t...
misrecord
20
16
to record incorrectl...
misrefers
19
15
MISREFER, to refer i...
misregard
18
15
(Spenser) to have no...
misrelate
17
13
to relate inaccurate...
misrelied
18
14
MISRELY, to rely wro...
misrelies
18
13
MISRELY, to rely wro...
misrender
16
14
to render wrongly; t...
misreport
19
15
to report erroneousl...
misrhymed
27
20
badly rhymed [adj]
misrouted
17
14
MISROUTE, to route i...
misroutes
17
13
MISROUTE, to route i...
misruling
20
17
MISRULE, to rule unw...
missaying
24
17
the act of saying in...
misseated
16
13
MISSEAT, to seat wro...
misseeing
17
15
MISSEE, to see wrong...
misseemed
17
16
MISSEEM, to be unbec...
missensed
16
14
MISSENSE, to sense w...
missenses
16
13
MISSENSE [n]
misshaped
21
18
MISSHAPE, to shape b...
misshapen
20
18
MISSHAPE, to shape b...
misshaper
21
17
one who misshapes [n...
misshapes
21
17
MISSHAPE, to shape b...
misshoods
19
15
MISSHOOD, the state...
missileer
18
13
one responsible for...
missilery
25
15
missiles collectivel...
missingly
26
18
(Shakespeare) with a...
missional
17
14
emphasising preachin...
missioned
16
14
MISSION, to send to...
missioner
16
13
a missionary; an env...
missorted
17
13
MISSORT, to sort bad...
missounds
17
15
MISSOUND, to sound w...
misspaced
22
19
MISSPACE, to space i...
misspaces
22
18
MISSPACE, to space i...
misspeaks
20
19
MISSPEAK, to speak i...
misspells
22
17
MISSPELL, to spell i...
misspends
19
17
MISSPEND, to spend u...
misspoken
19
20
MISSPEAK, to speak i...
misstamps
21
18
MISSTAMP, to stamp w...
misstarts
18
12
MISSTART, to start o...
misstated
17
13
MISSTATE, to state w...
misstates
17
12
MISSTATE, to state w...
missteers
17
12
MISSTEER, to steer w...
misstrike
19
16
to strike wrongly [v...
misstruck
23
20
MISSTRIKE, to strike...
misstyled
25
16
MISSTYLE, to style w...
misstyles
25
15
MISSTYLE, to style w...
missuited
18
14
MISSUIT, to suit bad...
mistakers
18
16
MISTAKER, one who ma...
mistaking
19
19
(Shakespeare) a mist...
mistaught
21
17
MISTEACH, to teach w...
mistemper
20
18
(obsolete) to temper...
mistended
16
15
MISTEND, to tend to...
misteries
17
12
MISTERY, mystery, in...
mistering
18
15
MISTER, to address a...
mistermed
18
16
MISTERM, to call by...
misthinks
21
19
MISTHINK, to think w...
misthrown
22
18
MISTHROW, to throw e...
misthrows
23
17
MISTHROW, to throw e...
mistigris
20
14
(French) a variation...
mistiming
20
18
the act of timing wr...
mistiness
17
13
the state of being m...
mistitled
19
14
MISTITLE, to call by...
mistitles
19
13
MISTITLE, to call by...
mistletoe
17
13
a Eurasian evergreen...
mistraced
20
16
MISTRACE, to trace w...
mistraces
20
15
MISTRACE, to trace w...
mistrains
17
13
MISTRAIN, to train i...
mistreats
17
12
MISTREAT, to treat b...
mistrials
19
13
MISTRIAL, a trial ma...
mistrusts
19
13
MISTRUST, to have no...
mistruths
21
15
MISTRUTH, a lie [n]
mistrysts
25
14
MISTRYST, to fail to...
mistuning
18
17
MISTUNE, to tune inc...
mistutors
18
13
MISTUTOR, to instruc...
mistyping
27
20
MISTYPE, to type inc...
misunions
16
15
MISUNION, a bad unio...
misusages
18
15
MISUSAGE, incorrect...
misvalued
20
19
MISVALUE, to value i...
misvalues
20
18
MISVALUE, to value i...
misweened
18
17
MISWEEN, to judge wr...
misworded
20
17
MISWORD, to word wro...
miswrites
21
15
MISWRITE, to write i...
misyoking
25
21
MISYOKE, to yoke imp...
miterwort
20
15
a slender, perennial...
mithering
20
17
MITHER, to confuse,...
miticidal
22
17
relating to a mitici...
miticides
21
16
MITICIDE, a substanc...
mitigable
21
18
that may be mitigate...
mitigants
18
15
MITIGANT, something...
mitigated
18
15
MITIGATE, to make le...
mitigates
18
14
MITIGATE, to make le...
mitigator
18
14
one who mitigates [n...
mitogenic
20
18
causing cell divisio...
mitomycin
27
21
a kind of antibiotic...
mitraille
19
14
(French) shot or bit...
mitrewort
20
15
a slender, perennial...
mitriform
21
18
mitre-shaped [adj]
mixedness
22
21
the state of being m...
mixmaster
24
22
a disc jockey [n -S]
mizenmast
20
25
the mast aft or next...
mizzliest
25
31
MIZZLY, drizzly, rai...
mizzlings
26
34
MIZZLING, drizzling...
mizzonite
22
31
a scapolite richer i...
mnemonics
19
20
MNEMONIC, a device t...
mnemonist
16
17
an expert in mnemoni...
moanfully
26
21
MOANFUL, full of moa...
moaningly
23
19
MOANING, making a mo...
mobbishly
31
23
MOBBISH, in the way...
mobcasted
21
19
MOBCAST, to broadcas...
mobilised
20
17
MOBILISE, to make mo...
mobiliser
20
16
something that serve...
mobilises
20
16
MOBILISE, to make mo...
mobilized
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26
MOBILIZE, to make mo...
mobilizer
23
25
something that serve...
mobilizes
23
25
MOBILIZE, to make mo...
mobisodes
18
16
MOBISODE, an episode...
moblogger
21
20
one who keeps a mobl...
mobocracy
30
23
government by mobs o...
mobocrats
21
18
MOBOCRAT, one who fa...
mocassins
19
16
MOCASSIN, (Native Am...
moccasins
22
19
MOCCASIN, (Native Am...
mochiness
21
18
(Scots) mouldiness,...
mockadoes
19
20
MOCKADO, (obsolete)...
mockeries
20
19
MOCKERY, the act of...
mockering
21
22
MOCKER, to clothe [v...
mockernut
20
21
a kind of hickory nu...
mockingly
29
25
MOCKING, derisive [a...
mocktails
22
20
MOCKTAIL, a cocktail...
mocuddums
22
22
MOCUDDUM, (Arabic) a...
modafinil
19
18
a stimulant drug tha...
modalisms
19
17
MODALISM, belief in...
modalists
18
14
MODALIST, an adheren...
modelings
18
17
MODELING, the art of...
modelists
18
14
MODELIST, one who ma...
modellers
18
15
MODELLER, one that m...
modelling
19
18
the act of modelling...
modellist
19
15
a person who constru...
moderated
15
14
MODERATE, to make le...
moderates
15
13
MODERATE, to make le...
moderator
15
13
one who moderates [n...
moderatos
15
13
MODERATO, (Italian)...
modernest
15
14
MODERN, pertaining t...
modernise
15
14
to make modern, also...
modernism
17
17
a modern usage, expr...
modernist
16
14
an admirer of modern...
modernity
22
16
the quality of being...
modernize
18
23
to make modern, also...
modestest
16
13
MODEST, unassuming [...
modesties
16
13
MODESTY, the quality...
modifiers
19
16
MODIFIER, one that m...
modifying
26
21
MODIFY, to alter sli...
modillion
18
16
(Italian) an ornamen...
modiworts
20
16
MODIWORT, (dialect)...
modularly
25
18
MODULAR, pertaining...
modulated
17
16
MODULATE, to adjust...
modulates
17
15
MODULATE, to adjust...
modulator
17
15
a person who, or tha...
moffettes
20
18
MOFFETTE, a fissure...
mofussils
21
17
MOFUSSIL, in India,...
moidering
17
16
MOIDER, to confuse,...
moilingly
26
19
MOILING [adv]
moistened
15
14
MOISTEN, to make or...
moistener
15
13
something that moist...
moistness
16
13
the state of being m...
moistures
17
13
MOISTURE, moistness...
moithered
18
15
MOITHER, to confuse,...
mojahedin
19
25
fundamentalist Musli...
mokaddams
18
21
MOKADDAM, (Arabic) a...
mokomokos
18
23
MOKOMOKO, a type of...
mokopunas
18
21
MOKOPUNA, (Maori) a...
moldavite
19
18
a green tektite foun...
moldboard
19
18
a curved plate of ir...
moldering
18
17
MOLDER, to turn to d...
moldiness
17
15
the state of being m...
moldwarps
23
20
MOLDWARP, (dialect)...
molecasts
20
16
MOLECAST, a little e...
molecular
21
18
relating to a molecu...
molecules
21
18
MOLECULE, the smalle...
molehills
22
17
MOLEHILL, a little e...
molehunts
19
17
MOLEHUNT, a hunt for...
moleskins
18
18
MOLESKIN, a heavy du...
molesters
17
13
MOLESTER, one who mo...
molestful
21
18
troublesome, vexatio...
molesting
18
16
MOLEST, to touch or...
mollified
21
18
MOLLIFY, to soften,...
mollifier
21
17
one who mollifies [n...
mollifies
21
17
MOLLIFY, to soften,...
mollities
19
14
(archaic) in medicin...
molluscan
21
19
related to the mollu...
molluscum
24
22
a childhood skin pro...
molluskan
19
20
related to the mollu...
mollyhawk
31
25
the juvenile of the...
mollymawk
30
26
(Dutch) the fulmar o...
molochise
22
18
to sacrifice (as to...
molochize
25
27
to sacrifice (as to...
molybdate
25
19
a salt of molybdic a...
molybdous
26
20
of molybdenum of low...
momentany
21
19
(Shakespeare) moment...
momentary
22
18
lasting for a moment...
momentoes
15
16
MOMENTO, something k...
momentous
16
17
of great consequence...
momentums
18
20
MOMENTUM, force of m...
monachism
22
21
the monastic system...
monachist
21
18
an adherent of monac...
monacidic
22
20
designating a compou...
monactine
17
17
the spicule of a spo...
monadical
19
18
of, pertaining to, o...
monadisms
17
17
MONADISM, the theory...
monadnock
18
22
a mountain or rocky...
monamines
15
17
MONAMINE, an amine c...
monarchal
21
19
pertaining to a mona...
monarchic
24
21
pertaining to a mona...
monastery
21
15
the residence of a r...
monastics
19
16
MONASTIC, a monk [n]
monatomic
19
19
consisting of, or co...
monaxonic
23
24
having only one axis...
monazites
18
22
MONAZITE, a phosphat...
mondaines
14
15
MONDAINE, a (female)...
monecious
18
17
having separate male...
monellins
17
16
MONELLIN, a protein...
monergism
18
18
the theory that the...
monetised
15
14
MONETISE, to coin in...
monetises
15
13
MONETISE, to coin in...
monetized
18
23
MONETIZE, to coin in...
monetizes
18
22
MONETIZE, to coin in...
moneybags
24
20
MONEYBAG, a bag for...
moneyless
22
16
having no money [adj...
moneywort
24
18
a trailing plant, wi...
mongcorns
19
19
MONGCORN, a mixed gr...
mongeries
16
15
MONGERY, trading in...
mongering
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18
trading in a particu...
mongolian
16
17
an offensive term me...
mongolism
19
19
a medical condition,...
mongoloid
17
17
a person affected wi...
mongooses
15
15
MONGOOSE, a carnivor...
mongrelly
25
19
like a mongrel [adj]
monickers
20
20
MONICKER, (slang) a...
monikered
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18
having a moniker [ad...
moniments
16
17
MONIMENT, an histori...
moniplies
19
17
the third stomach of...
monishing
19
18
MONISH, to admonish;...
monitions
15
14
MONITION, a caution;...
monitored
15
14
MONITOR, to keep tra...
monitress
16
13
a female monitor [n...
monkeries
16
17
MONKERY, the mode of...
monkeying
23
22
MONKEY, to mimic [v]
monkeyish
25
21
like a monkey [adj]
monkeyism
24
22
being like a monkey...
monkeypod
24
23
the rain-tree [n -S]
monkeypot
24
22
the round-lidded out...
monkeypox
30
29
a rare virus disease...
monkhoods
18
20
MONKHOOD, the state...
monkishly
27
22
MONKISH, pertaining...
monkshood
18
20
a plant of the genus...
monoacids
18
17
MONOACID, a compound...
monoamine
14
17
an amine containing...
monobasic
20
19
of an acid, such as...
monobrows
20
19
MONOBROW, a derogato...
monocarps
20
19
MONOCARP, a plant th...
monoceros
17
16
a one-horned creatur...
monochord
20
19
a musical instrument...
monocline
18
18
a simple fold, descr...
monocoque
25
26
(French) an aircraft...
monocotyl
25
19
a plant having a sin...
monocracy
27
21
rulership by one ind...
monocrats
18
16
MONOCRAT, one who go...
monocrops
20
19
MONOCROP, to plant t...
monocular
19
18
for use with one eye...
monocycle
28
22
a cycle with only on...
monocytes
24
18
MONOCYTE, a type of...
monocytic
28
21
of or like a monocyt...
monodical
19
18
of or like a monody,...
monodists
16
14
MONODIST, a writer o...
monodrama
15
17
a one-man show; a pl...
monoecies
17
16
MONOECY, the conditi...
monoecism
19
19
the state or conditi...
monoester
14
13
an ester, as of a di...
monofuels
18
18
MONOFUEL, a type of...
monogamic
20
21
pertaining to, or in...
monogenic
18
19
of e.g. rocks, havin...
monoglots
17
16
MONOGLOT, a person s...
monograms
17
18
MONOGRAM, to mark wi...
monograph
20
20
a special treatise o...
monohulls
20
18
MONOHULL, a vessel w...
monoicous
18
17
having separate male...
monokines
15
18
MONOKINE, a substanc...
monokinis
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18
MONOKINI, swimwear c...
monolater
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14
one who worships one...
monolatry
22
16
worship of one god w...
monolayer
21
16
a single continuous...
monoliths
19
16
MONOLITH, a large si...
monologic
20
19
relating to a monolo...
monologue
16
17
a dramatic piece for...
monomachy
27
23
single combat; a due...
monomania
14
17
an abnormal obsessio...
monomarks
17
20
MONOMARK, a particul...
monomeric
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19
of or like a monomer...
monometer
15
16
a rhythmic series, c...
monomials
17
17
MONOMIAL, an algebra...
monophagy
26
22
the eating of one ki...
monophase
18
18
a type of matter or...
monophony
24
21
a composition for on...
monophyly
33
23
the state of being m...
monopitch
23
21
a monotone [n -ES]
monoplane
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18
an aeroplane or glid...
monoploid
18
18
a haploid organism,...
monopodes
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MONOPODE, a one-foot...
monopodia
16
17
a physical deformity...
monopoles
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17
MONOPOLE, a particle...
monopsony
22
19
a market condition w...
monoptera
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16
MONOPTERON, a circul...
monoptote
16
16
a noun that has one...
monopulse
18
18
a type of radar syst...
monorails
16
14
MONORAIL, a railway...
monorchid
21
19
having only one test...
monorhine
16
16
having one nostril,...
monorhyme
24
20
a series of lines al...
monosemic
19
19
having only a single...
monoskied
16
18
MONOSKI, to ski on a...
monoskier
16
17
one who skis on a mo...
monosomes
15
16
MONOSOME, an unpaire...
monosomic
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19
relating to a monoso...
monostele
15
14
a single stele, also...
monostely
22
16
a single stele, also...
monostich
21
18
a composition consis...
monostome
15
16
having only one mout...
monostyle
22
16
consisting of a sing...
monotasks
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17
MONOTASK, to perform...
monotints
15
14
MONOTINT, a painting...
monotoned
13
15
MONOTONE, to sing or...
monotones
13
14
MONOTONE, to sing or...
monotonic
17
17
having one tone; of...
monotreme
15
16
a primitive Australi...
monotroch
20
18
(Scott) a wheelbarro...
monotypes
23
18
MONOTYPE, a monotypi...
monotypic
27
21
of a genus, containi...
monovular
18
19
having one ovule [ad...
monoxides
21
21
MONOXIDE, an oxide c...
monoxylon
27
24
a canoe made from on...
monsignor
16
16
(Italian) an honorif...
monsoonal
14
15
relating to a monsoo...
monsteras
15
13
MONSTERA, a kind of...
monstered
15
14
MONSTER, to criticis...
monstrous
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14
huge, like a monster...
montadale
15
15
any of an American b...
montaging
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18
MONTAGE, to combine...
montantos
14
14
MONTANTO, a vertical...
montarias
15
13
MONTARIA, in Brazil,...
monteiths
18
15
MONTEITH, (Scots) a...
monthlies
19
16
MONTHLY, a publicati...
monthling
20
19
(archaic) a month-ol...
monthlong
19
19
lasting for a month...
monticles
20
17
MONTICLE, a little h...
monticule
20
18
(French) a secondary...
monuments
16
18
MONUMENT, to mark wi...
monyplies
25
19
the third stomach of...
monzonite
17
23
a coarse-grained int...
moodiness
15
14
the state of being m...
moonbeams
17
19
MOONBEAM, a ray of l...
moonblind
18
19
dim-sighted; purblin...
moonboots
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16
thickly padded boots...
mooncakes
18
20
MOONCAKE, a kind of...
moonchild
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20
someone who is born...
mooncraft
20
19
a lunar module [n -S...
moondusts
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15
MOONDUST, dust on th...
moonfaced
19
20
having a round, moon...
moonfaces
19
19
MOONFACE, a full rou...
moongates
15
15
MOONGATE, a circular...
mooniness
14
14
the state of being m...
moonishly
25
18
MOONISH, like the mo...
moonlight
20
18
the light of the moo...
moonphase
18
18
a phase of the moon...
moonports
17
16
MOONPORT, a facility...
moonquake
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27
a seismic disturbanc...
moonraker
15
17
a small sail sometim...
moonrises
15
13
MOONRISE, the time w...
moonrocks
19
20
MOONROCK, rock from...
moonroofs
16
16
MOONROOF, the transp...
moonsails
16
14
MOONSAIL, a sail som...
moonscape
19
19
a view of the moon's...
moonseeds
14
14
MOONSEED, a plant of...
moonshees
16
15
MOONSHEE, (Hindi) a...
moonshine
16
16
(US) illegally disti...
moonshiny
23
18
full of moonlight [a...
moonships
20
18
MOONSHIP, a lunar mo...
moonshots
17
15
MOONSHOT, the launch...
moonstone
13
14
a nearly pellucid va...
moonwalks
20
21
MOONWALK, to perform...
moonwards
18
17
in the direction of...
moonworts
18
16
MOONWORT, the plant...
moorburns
18
17
MOORBURN, the season...
moorcocks
23
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MOORCOCK, the male m...
moorfowls
22
19
MOORFOWL, a red, or...
moorlands
16
15
MOORLAND, a tract of...
moorworts
19
15
MOORWORT, a marsh fl...
moosebird
18
16
a North American jay...
moosewood
17
16
a North American tre...
mooseyard
21
15
an area where a moos...
mopboards
20
19
MOPBOARD, a narrow b...
mopehawks
24
24
MOPEHAWK, an owl of...
mopsticks
24
22
MOPSTICK, the long h...
moquettes
24
22
MOQUETTE, a thick pi...
moraceous
18
16
relating to the mulb...
moralised
17
14
MORALISE, to explain...
moraliser
17
13
one who moralises, a...
moralises
17
13
MORALISE, to explain...
moralisms
19
16
MORALISM, the practi...
moralists
18
13
MORALIST, a teacher...
moralized
20
23
MORALIZE, to explain...
moralizer
20
22
one who moralizes, a...
moralizes
20
22
MORALIZE, to explain...
morallers
18
14
MORALLER, (Shakespea...
moralling
19
17
MORAL, (archaic) to...
moratoria
15
12
MORATORIUM, a legal...
morbidest
19
16
MORBID, of the natur...
morbidity
26
18
the condition or sta...
mordacity
26
18
the quality of being...
mordanted
15
15
MORDANT, to impregna...
mordantly
23
17
MORDANT, biting [adv...
moreporks
19
19
MOREPORK, an owl of...
moresques
24
22
MORESQUE, an ancient...
morganite
16
15
a rosy pink semiprec...
moriscoes
19
15
MORISCO, an arabesqu...
moronisms
17
16
MORONISM, the condit...
morphemes
21
20
MORPHEME, a word or...
morphemic
25
23
of or like a morphem...
morphetic
24
20
relating to Morpheus...
morphines
20
18
MORPHINE, the princi...
morphings
22
20
MORPHING, the techni...
morphinic
24
21
relating to morphine...
morphogen
20
20
a chemical substance...
morphoses
20
17
MORPHOSIS, the order...
morphosis
21
17
the order or mode of...
morphotic
24
20
pertaining to format...
morrising
18
15
MORRIS, to dance the...
morseling
18
16
MORSEL, to divide in...
morselled
18
15
MORSEL, to divide in...
mortalise
17
13
to make mortal, also...
mortality
24
15
the state of being m...
mortalize
20
22
to make mortal, also...
mortaring
17
15
MORTAR, to bind with...
mortarman
16
16
a person firing a mo...
mortarmen
16
16
MORTARMAN, a person...
mortbells
21
17
MORTBELL, a funeral...
mortcloth
23
18
a pall [n -S]
mortgaged
18
17
MORTGAGE, to pledge...
mortgagee
17
16
one who has a mortga...
mortgager
18
16
one who gives a mort...
mortgages
18
16
MORTGAGE, to pledge...
mortgagor
18
16
one who gives a mort...
morticers
20
15
MORTICER, one who ma...
mortician
19
16
(US) an undertaker [...
morticing
21
18
MORTICE, to join or...
mortified
19
16
MORTIFY, to humiliat...
mortifier
19
15
one who mortifies [n...
mortifies
19
15
MORTIFY, to humiliat...
mortisers
17
12
MORTISER, one who ma...
mortising
18
15
MORTISE, to join or...
mortlings
19
16
MORTLING, a sheep th...
mortmains
17
16
MORTMAIN, the perpet...
mortsafes
18
15
MORTSAFE, a heavy ir...
mosaicism
21
18
the property or stat...
mosaicist
20
15
a worker in mosaic [...
mosaicked
20
20
MOSAIC, to decorate...
mosasauri
16
13
MOSASAURUS, a gigant...
mosasaurs
16
13
MOSASAUR, a gigantic...
moschatel
22
18
a plant of the genus...
moskonfyt
25
22
(Afrikaans) a thick...
mosquitos
25
22
MOSQUITO, any dipter...
mossbacks
23
22
MOSSBACK, a person o...
mossgrown
20
18
covered in moss [adj...
mossiness
16
13
the state of being m...
mosslands
17
15
MOSSLAND, wet land [...
mossplant
19
17
a plant of moss [n -...
moteliers
17
13
MOTELIER, the owner...
motettist
17
12
one who writes motet...
mothballs
23
19
MOTHBALL, to put int...
motherese
17
14
a simplified and rep...
mothering
19
17
the act of mothering...
mothproof
22
20
of clothes, chemical...
motioners
15
13
MOTIONER, one who ma...
motioning
16
16
MOTION, to direct by...
motionist
16
13
(Milton) a person wh...
motivated
18
17
MOTIVATE, to inspire...
motivates
18
16
MOTIVATE, to inspire...
motivator
18
16
one who motivates [n...
motleyest
23
15
MOTLEY, diversified...
motocross
19
15
a form of scrambling...
motorable
18
16
of roads, able to be...
motorails
17
13
MOTORAIL, a train sy...
motorbike
19
19
a bicycle driven by...
motorboat
17
15
a boat with an inboa...
motorcade
18
16
a procession of moto...
motorcars
19
15
MOTORCAR, an automob...
motordoms
17
16
MOTORDOM, the motor...
motorhome
18
17
a large motor vehicl...
motorings
17
15
MOTORING, the recrea...
motorised
16
13
MOTORISE, to provide...
motorises
16
12
MOTORISE, to provide...
motorists
17
12
MOTORIST, one who tr...
motoriums
18
16
MOTORIUM, that part...
motorized
19
22
MOTORIZE, to provide...
motorizes
19
21
MOTORIZE, to provide...
motorless
17
13
without a motor [adj...
motorship
21
17
a ship with a motor...
motorways
25
17
MOTORWAY, a type of...
motoscafi
21
18
MOTOSCAFO, (Italian)...
motoscafo
20
18
(Italian) a motorboa...
mottlings
19
16
MOTTLING, a blotched...
mouchards
22
19
MOUCHARD, (French) a...
mouchoirs
22
18
MOUCHOIR, (French) a...
moudiwart
20
17
(dialect) a mole, al...
moudiwort
20
17
(dialect) a mole, al...
moufflons
21
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MOUFFLON, (French) a...
mouldable
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capable of being mol...
mouldered
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MOULDER, to turn to...
mouldiest
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MOULDY, covered with...
mouldings
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MOULDING, a long, na...
mouldwarp
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(dialect) a mole, al...
moulinets
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MOULINET, a machine...
moultings
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MOULTING, the act of...
moundbird
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an Australian bird l...
mounseers
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MOUNSEER, (archaic)...
mountable
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such as can be mount...
mountains
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MOUNTAIN, a large, n...
mountainy
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mountainous [adj]
mountants
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MOUNTANT, an adhesiv...
mountings
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MOUNTING, a backing...
mournings
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MOURNING, an outward...
mournival
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(French) a set of fo...
mousebird
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another name for the...
mousekins
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MOUSEKIN, (archaic)...
mouselike
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like a mouse [adj]
mousemats
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MOUSEMAT, a piece of...
mouseover
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on a web page, any i...
mousepads
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MOUSEPAD, a pad for...
mouseries
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MOUSERY, a place whe...
mousetail
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any of various tempe...
mousetrap
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a device for catchin...
mousiness
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the state of being m...
moussakas
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MOUSSAKA, a Greek di...
moustache
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the unshaved hair on...
mouterers
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MOUTERER, (Scots) a...
moutering
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MOUTER, to take mout...
mouthable
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lending itself to re...
mouthfeel
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the sensory percepti...
mouthfuls
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MOUTHFUL, as much as...
mouthiest
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MOUTHY, outspoken, o...
mouthless
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destitute of a mouth...
mouthlike
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like a mouth [adj]
mouthpart
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part of a mouth [n -...
mouthwash
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an antiseptic soluti...
moutonnee
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(French) of a rock,...
moveables
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MOVEABLE, something...
movements
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MOVEMENT, the act of...
moviedoms
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MOVIEDOM, the world...
moviegoer
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one who goes to the...
movieland
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the world of the mov...
movieokes
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MOVIEOKE, like karao...
movieolas
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MOVIEOLA, (tradename...
mowburned
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MOWBURN, to heat and...
moygashel
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an Irish linen; a ga...
mozzettas
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MOZZETTA, (Italian)...
mridamgam
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(Sanskrit) a two-hea...
mridangam
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(Sanskrit) a two-hea...
mridangas
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MRIDANGA, (Sanskrit)...
muchachas
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MUCHACHA, a young wo...
muchachos
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MUCHACHO, (Spanish)...
mucidness
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the state of being m...
mucilages
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MUCILAGE, an adhesiv...
mucinogen
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a substance secreted...
muckamuck
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(colloquial) food [n...
muckender
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(obsolete) a handker...
muckering
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MUCKER, to squander...
muckerish
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coarse [adj]
muckheaps
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MUCKHEAP, a dunghill...
muckiness
21
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the quality of being...
mucklucks
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MUCKLUCK, (Inuit) a...
muckraked
22
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MUCKRAKE, to search...
muckraker
22
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one who spreads defa...
muckrakes
22
24
MUCKRAKE, to search...
mucksweat
24
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a profuse sweat [n -...
muckworms
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MUCKWORM, a worm fou...
muckymuck
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a person who is or l...
mucolytic
31
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an agent that is abl...
mucronate
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terminating in a sha...
mudcapped
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MUDCAP, to cover an...
muddiness
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the state of being m...
muddliest
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MUDDLY, disordered [...
muddlings
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MUDDLING, the act of...
mudejares
18
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MUDEJAR, a Spanish m...
mudfishes
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MUDFISH, a fish that...
mudguards
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MUDGUARD, a fender [...
mudhopper
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a fish of mud flats...
mudiriehs
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MUDIRIEH, (Arabic) t...
mudlarked
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MUDLARK, to follow t...
mudlogger
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a person who looks f...
mudslides
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MUDSLIDE, a slippage...
mudslings
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MUDSLING, to use ins...
mudstones
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MUDSTONE, a fine-gra...
muensters
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MUENSTER, a semisoft...
muffettee
20
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(obsolete) a muffler...
muffineer
20
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a dish for keeping m...
mufflered
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wearing a muffler [a...
mugearite
17
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a dark, finely cryst...
mugginess
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the quality of being...
mugginses
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MUGGINS, a fool, a s...
muirburns
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MUIRBURN, the season...
mujahedin
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(Arabic) islamic fun...
mujahidin
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(Arabic) islamic fun...
mulatress
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a woman of mixed rac...
mulattoes
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MULATTO, (Spanish) t...
mulesings
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17
MULESING, the practi...
muleteers
17
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MULETEER, a mule-dri...
mullahing
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MULLAH, to inflict a...
mullahism
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the system of having...
mullering
20
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MULLER, to inflict a...
mulligans
20
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MULLIGAN, a stew of...
mullioned
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MULLION, to provide...
mulloways
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MULLOWAY, a large Au...
multiatom
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containing many atom...
multiband
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having many bands [a...
multibank
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comprising many bank...
multicast
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a broadcast from one...
multicell
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having or made up of...
multicide
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mass murder [n -S]
multicity
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involving several ci...
multicopy
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any of several or ma...
multidisc
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involving more than...
multidrug
21
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involving many diffe...
multifils
23
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MULTIFIL, a multiple...
multifoil
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an ornamental foliat...
multifold
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many times doubled;...
multiform
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a multiform object;...
multigerm
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producing or being a...
multigrid
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comprising many grid...
multigyms
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MULTIGYM, an apparat...
multihued
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with many hues [adj]
multihull
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a boat having more t...
multilane
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having several lanes...
multiline
19
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a variety of crop wi...
multilobe
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having more than one...
multimode
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having many modes [a...
multipack
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a pack containing se...
multipage
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19
having many pages [a...
multipara
20
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a mother of two or m...
multipart
21
17
having many parts [a...
multipath
23
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comprising many path...
multipede
20
18
an insect having man...
multipeds
21
18
MULTIPED, an insect...
multipion
20
18
comprising many pion...
multiples
22
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MULTIPLE, the produc...
multiplet
22
18
a group of elementar...
multiplex
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to incorporate into...
multipole
21
18
having many poles [a...
multiport
21
17
involving more than...
multirisk
21
18
(of insurance) cover...
multirole
19
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having a number of r...
multiroom
19
17
having many rooms [a...
multisite
19
14
having many sites [a...
multisize
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coming in many sizes...
multistep
21
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having many steps [a...
multitask
20
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to work at several d...
multitone
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having many tones [a...
multitool
19
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a device that contai...
multitude
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a great number of pe...
multiunit
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having many units [a...
multiuser
19
15
able to be used by m...
multiwall
24
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made of three or mor...
multiyear
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lasting many years [...
multurers
19
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MULTURER, a person w...
multuring
20
18
MULTURE, to take a f...
mumbliest
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MUMBLY, given to mum...
mumblings
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MUMBLING, the act of...
mumchance
25
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a silent game with c...
mummeries
19
19
MUMMERY, a performan...
mummering
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a Christmas time hou...
mummichog
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(Native American) an...
mummified
22
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MUMMIFY, to preserve...
mummifies
22
22
MUMMIFY, to preserve...
mummiform
23
25
a sarcophagus [n -S]
mumpishly
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MUMPISH, sulky [adv]
mumpsimus
23
23
an erroneous word or...
mumsiness
18
17
the state of being m...
munchable
24
23
that can be munched...
munchiest
22
19
MUNCHY, suitable for...
munchkins
23
24
MUNCHKIN, a very sma...
mundanely
22
19
MUNDANE, ordinary, b...
mundanest
15
16
MUNDANE, ordinary, b...
mundanity
22
18
worldliness [n MUNDA...
mundified
19
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MUNDIFY, to cleanse,...
mundifies
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18
MUNDIFY, to cleanse,...
mundungos
17
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MUNDUNGO, (Spanish)...
mundungus
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(archaic) a foul-sme...
mungcorns
20
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MUNGCORN, a mixed gr...
mungooses
16
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MUNGOOSE, a carnivor...
municipal
23
21
relating to (the gov...
munifying
26
22
MUNIFY, to fortify,...
muniments
17
18
MUNIMENT, a means of...
munitions
16
15
MUNITION, to furnish...
muqaddams
26
27
MUQADDAM, (Arabic) a...
muraenids
16
15
MURAENID, an eel of...
muralists
19
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MURALIST, a painter...
murderees
16
14
MURDEREE, one who is...
murderers
17
14
MURDERER, one who mu...
murderess
17
14
a female murderer [n...
murdering
18
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MURDER, to kill unla...
murderous
17
15
inclined to murder [...
murgeoned
16
17
MURGEON, to mock wit...
muricated
20
17
rough or warty with...
murkiness
18
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the state of being m...
murmurers
19
17
MURMURER, one who mu...
murmuring
20
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MURMUR, to make a su...
murmurous
19
18
full of murmurs [adj...
murrained
16
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affected with the mu...
murrelets
18
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MURRELET, any of sev...
murrhines
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MURRHINE, a kind of...
murthered
19
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MURTHER, (dialect) t...
murtherer
19
15
a murderer [n -S]
musaceous
19
17
of, pertaining to, o...
muscadels
21
18
MUSCADEL, a rich spi...
muscadets
20
17
MUSCADET, a dry, whi...
muscadine
19
18
(archaic) a musk-sce...
muscadins
20
18
MUSCADIN, (French) a...
muscarine
19
17
a poisonous alkaloid...
muscatels
21
17
MUSCATEL, a rich spi...
muscavado
21
21
(Spanish) raw or unr...
muscleman
21
21
a man of extravagant...
musclemen
21
21
MUSCLEMAN, a man of...
muscliest
22
17
MUSCLY, of a muscula...
musclings
23
20
MUSCLING, muscular s...
muscology
28
21
the study of mosses...
muscovado
21
21
(Spanish) raw or unr...
muscovite
22
20
a type of mica, used...
musculous
22
19
(obsolete) muscular...
musefully
28
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MUSEFUL, meditative;...
museology
24
18
the study of museums...
mushiness
19
16
the state of being m...
mushmouth
23
21
(US) a person who sl...
mushrooms
20
18
MUSHROOM, to grow or...
musicales
21
17
MUSICALE, a program...
musically
29
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MUSICAL, relating to...
musicians
20
17
MUSICIAN, one who pe...
musickers
22
20
MUSICKER, (dialect)...
musicking
23
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MUSICK, to compose m...
musicless
22
17
without music [adj]
musketeer
17
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a soldier who uses a...
musketoon
16
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a short musket; a so...
muskiness
18
18
the state of being m...
muskmelon
19
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the fruit of the mel...
muskroots
18
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MUSKROOT, a plant of...
muslinets
18
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MUSLINET, a coarse k...
musselled
19
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poisoned by eating a...
mussiness
17
14
mess, confusion [n -...
mussitate
17
13
(obsolete) to mutter...
mustached
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19
having a mustache [a...
mustaches
22
18
MUSTACHE, the unshav...
mustachio
22
18
(Spanish) a large, e...
mustelids
19
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MUSTELID, a mammal o...
musteline
17
15
a weasel or similar...
musterers
17
13
MUSTERER, one who mu...
mustering
18
16
MUSTER, to gather to...
mustiness
17
14
the state of being m...
mutagenic
20
19
inducing mutations [...
mutations
16
14
MUTATION, the act of...
mutchkins
24
23
MUTCHKIN, (historica...
mutilated
18
15
MUTILATE, to injure...
mutilates
18
14
MUTILATE, to injure...
mutilator
18
14
one who mutilates [n...
mutineers
16
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MUTINEER, to revolt...
mutinying
24
19
MUTINY, to revolt ag...
mutoscope
21
19
an early form of cin...
mutterers
17
13
MUTTERER, one who mu...
muttering
18
16
making a muttering s...
mutualise
18
15
to organize (a compa...
mutualism
20
18
a belief in the mutu...
mutualist
19
15
an advocate of mutua...
mutuality
25
17
the state of being m...
mutualize
21
24
to organize (a compa...
muzziness
23
32
the state of being m...
mycetomas
26
20
MYCETOMA, a chronic...
mycobiont
27
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the fungal constitue...
mycoflora
28
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the fungi characteri...
mycologic
31
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of or relating to my...
mycophagy
37
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the eating of mushro...
mycophile
31
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one who loves fungi...
mycorhiza
31
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a fungus associated...
mycotoxin
31
25
a poison derived fro...
mycovirus
29
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a virus attacking fu...
mydriases
23
15
MYDRIASIS, morbid di...
mydriasis
24
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morbid dilatation of...
mydriatic
27
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causing dilatation o...
myelocyte
32
20
a nerve-cell of the...
myelogram
25
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an X-ray of the spin...
myelomata
23
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MYELOMA, a tumour of...
myiophily
35
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pollination of plant...
mylodonts
23
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MYLODONT, an extinct...
mylohyoid
32
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a nerve in the regio...
mylonites
23
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MYLONITE, a hard, st...
mylonitic
27
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of or like mylonite,...
myoblasts
26
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MYOBLAST, a cell cap...
myocardia
25
18
MYOCARDIUM, the main...
myoclonic
29
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relating to myoclonu...
myoclonus
26
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muscle spasm [n MYOC...
myofibril
29
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a contractile elemen...
myoglobin
26
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a protein that store...
myographs
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MYOGRAPH, an instrum...
myography
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the recording of mus...
myologies
24
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MYOLOGY, the study o...
myologist
25
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one who studies musc...
myomantic
26
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relating to myomancy...
myomatous
23
18
of or like a myoma,...
myoneural
22
17
relating to or conne...
myopathic
30
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of or pertaining to...
myoscopes
27
20
MYOSCOPE, an instrum...
myostatin
22
15
a protein that preve...
myotonias
21
15
MYOTONIA, muscular s...
myriadths
26
17
MYRIADTH, one of a m...
myriapods
25
18
MYRIAPOD, a multi-le...
myriopods
25
18
MYRIOPOD, a multi-le...
myriorama
23
17
a picture consisting...
myrmecoid
27
21
antlike [adj]
myrmidons
24
19
MYRMIDON, (Greek) a...
myrobalan
24
19
the astringent fruit...
myspacing
29
23
MYSPACE, to search f...
mystagogs
25
18
MYSTAGOG, one who te...
mystagogy
31
20
the doctrines, princ...
mysteries
23
14
MYSTERY, something t...
mysticete
26
17
a species of whale [...
mysticism
29
20
the habit or tendenc...
mystified
26
18
MYSTIFY, to perplex...
mystifier
26
17
one who mystifies [n...
mystifies
26
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MYSTIFY, to perplex...
mystiques
32
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MYSTIQUE, an aura of...
mythicise
29
19
to make mythical, al...
mythicism
31
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a theory that explai...
mythicist
30
19
an adherent of mythi...
mythicize
32
28
to make mythical, al...
mythising
27
19
MYTHISE, to tell a t...
mythizing
30
28
MYTHIZE, to tell a t...
mythmaker
27
23
a maker of myths [n...
mythology
33
21
a body of myths; the...
mythomane
24
20
someone who is prone...
mythopeic
30
22
myth-making, also MY...
mythopoet
26
19
a mythmaker; a write...
myxamebae
30
27
MYXAMEBA, a cell pro...
myxamebas
31
27
MYXAMEBA, a cell pro...
myxamoeba
30
27
a cell produced by a...
myxedemas
29
25
MYXEDEMA, (US) a ski...
myxedemic
33
28
(US) relating to myx...
myxocytes
38
26
MYXOCYTE, a large ce...
myxoedema
28
25
a skin disease, mark...
myxoviral
32
26
of or like a myxovir...
myxovirus
32
26
any of a group of re...
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