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oakenshaw
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an oak wood [n -S]
oakleaves
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OAKLEAF, the leaf of...
oakmosses
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OAKMOSS, a lichen th...
oanshaghs
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OANSHAGH, (Irish) a...
oarfishes
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OARFISH, a long slen...
oarswoman
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a woman who rows [n...
oarswomen
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OARSWOMAN, a woman w...
oasthouse
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a house where hops a...
obbligati
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OBBLIGATO, (Italian)...
obbligato
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(Italian) a musical...
obconical
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conical, but having...
obcordate
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of e.g. a leaf, inve...
obdurated
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OBDURATE, to make ob...
obdurates
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OBDURATE, to make ob...
obeahisms
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OBEAHISM, belief in...
obedience
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the act or practice...
obeisance
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a bow or curtsey, a...
obeliscal
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formed like an obeli...
obelising
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OBELISE, to mark wit...
obelizing
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OBELIZE, to mark wit...
obeseness
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the state of being o...
obesities
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OBESITY, the conditi...
obesogens
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OBESOGEN, a substanc...
obfuscate
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to darken, make obsc...
objectify
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to make objective [v...
objecting
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OBJECT, to argue in...
objection
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the act of objecting...
objective
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relating to or const...
objectors
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OBJECTOR, one that o...
objurgate
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to scold or rebuke s...
oblations
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OBLATION, the act of...
obligable
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that can be obligate...
obligants
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OBLIGANT, in Scots l...
obligated
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OBLIGATE, to bind mo...
obligates
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OBLIGATE, to bind mo...
obligator
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one who obligates [n...
obligatos
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OBLIGATO, (Italian)...
obliquely
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OBLIQUE, slanting [a...
obliquest
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OBLIQUE, slanting [a...
obliquing
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OBLIQUE, (obsolete)...
obliquity
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the state of being o...
oblivions
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OBLIVION, a state of...
oblivious
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forgetful [adj OBLIV...
obloquial
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relating to obloquy...
obloquies
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OBLOQUY, abusive lan...
obnoxious
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unpleasant [adj OBNO...
obovately
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OBOVATE, of a leaf,...
obreption
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(obsolete) an attemp...
obscenely
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OBSCENE, offensive,...
obscenest
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OBSCENE, offensive,...
obscenity
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something offensive,...
obscurant
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one who obscures; on...
obscurely
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OBSCURE, indistinct...
obscurers
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OBSCURER, one who ob...
obscurest
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OBSCURE, indistinct...
obscuring
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OBSCURE, to make ind...
obscurity
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the state of being o...
obsecrate
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to beseech, supplica...
obsequent
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of a river, flowing...
obsequial
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(Shakespeare) relati...
obsequies
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OBSEQUIE, (Milton) a...
observant
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carefully attentive...
observers
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OBSERVER, one that o...
observing
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OBSERVE, to look att...
obsessing
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OBSESS, to dominate...
obsession
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the morbid persisten...
obsessive
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subject to obsession...
obsessors
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OBSESSOR, something...
obsidians
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OBSIDIAN, a dark-col...
obsignate
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to seal or confirm,...
obsigning
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OBSIGN, to seal or c...
obsolesce
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to grow obsolescent...
obsoleted
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OBSOLETE, to make or...
obsoletes
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OBSOLETE, to make or...
obstacles
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OBSTACLE, something...
obstetric
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relating to the care...
obstinacy
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stubbornness [n OBST...
obstinate
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stubborn [adj OBSTIN...
obstructs
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OBSTRUCT, to get in...
obstruent
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a sound characterize...
obtainers
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OBTAINER, one who ob...
obtaining
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OBTAIN, to gain poss...
obtempers
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OBTEMPER, to yield o...
obtending
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OBTEND, (obsolete) t...
obtention
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the act of obtending...
obtesting
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OBTEST, to beseech,...
obtruders
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OBTRUDER, one who ob...
obtruding
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the act of obtruding...
obtrusion
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an unwanted thrustin...
obtrusive
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thrusting forward [a...
obtundent
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having the property...
obtunding
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OBTUND, to blunt, de...
obtundity
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the state of being o...
obturated
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OBTURATE, to stop up...
obturates
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OBTURATE, to stop up...
obturator
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a structure or devic...
obumbrate
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to overshadow [v OBU...
obvention
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(obsolete) any incid...
obversely
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OBVERSE [adv]
obversion
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the act of turning t...
obverting
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OBVERT, to turn, to...
obviating
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OBVIATE, to forestal...
obviation
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the action of obviat...
obviators
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OBVIATOR, one who ob...
obviously
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OBVIOUS, easily unde...
obvoluted
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of a leaf etc., havi...
obvolvent
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enwrapping; curved d...
occasions
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OCCASION, to cause [...
occidents
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OCCIDENT, the part o...
occipital
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relating to the back...
occludent
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causing or resulting...
occluders
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OCCLUDER, a medical...
occluding
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OCCLUDE, to stop up...
occlusion
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the closing of an op...
occlusive
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a consonantal sound...
occlusors
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OCCLUSOR, a muscle e...
occulters
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OCCULTER, something...
occulting
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OCCULT, to hide or m...
occultism
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the study of the occ...
occultist
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one who studies the...
occupance
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the act or fact of o...
occupancy
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the act or fact of o...
occupants
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OCCUPANT, one who oc...
occupated
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OCCUPATE, to reside...
occupates
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OCCUPATE, to reside...
occupiers
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OCCUPIER, one who oc...
occupying
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OCCUPY, to reside in...
occurrent
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occurring [adj] / an...
occurring
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OCCUR, to take place...
oceanaria
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OCEANARIUM, an enclo...
oceanauts
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OCEANAUT, someone wh...
oceanides
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OCEANID, an ocean ny...
ocellated
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eyelike and ringed;...
ochidores
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OCHIDORE, Charles Ki...
ochlocrat
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a mob ruler [n -S]
ockerisms
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OCKERISM, (Australia...
ocotillos
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OCOTILLO, a cactus-l...
octachord
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an instrument of eig...
octagonal
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having eight sides a...
octahedra
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OCTAHEDRON, (Greek)...
octameter
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a verse-line of eigh...
octangles
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OCTANGLE, an octagon...
octaploid
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eightfold [adj] / a...
octapodic
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of a verse line, hav...
octaroons
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OCTAROON, a person h...
octastich
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a poem or stanza of...
octastyle
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having eight columns...
octennial
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recurring every eigh...
octillion
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the ninth power of a...
octohedra
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OCTOHEDRON, (Greek)...
octonarii
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OCTONARIUS, in proso...
octoploid
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eightfold [adj] / a...
octopodan
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an octopus or other...
octopodes
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OCTOPUS, a nocturnal...
octopuses
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OCTOPUS, a nocturnal...
octoroons
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OCTOROON, a person h...
octostyle
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a building with eigh...
octothorp
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the symbol # on a te...
octuplets
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OCTUPLET, one of eig...
octupling
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OCTUPLE, to multiply...
ocularist
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a person who makes a...
odaliques
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ODALIQUE, (French) a...
odalisque
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(French) a female sl...
oddnesses
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ODDNESS, the state o...
oddsmaker
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one who figures odds...
odiferous
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having odour, also O...
odographs
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ODOGRAPH, a device f...
odometers
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ODOMETER, a device f...
odonatist
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an expert on dragonf...
odontalgy
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toothache, also ODON...
odontists
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ODONTIST, (Jocular)...
odontoids
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ODONTOID, a toothlik...
odontomas
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ODONTOMA, a tooth tu...
odorisers
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ODORISER, something...
odorising
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ODORISE, to make odo...
odorizers
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ODORIZER, something...
odorizing
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ODORIZE, to make odo...
odorously
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ODOROUS, having an o...
odourless
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without odour, also...
oecologic
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relating to oecology...
oecumenic
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general; universal;...
oedipally
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OEDIPAL, pertaining...
oedometer
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an instrument for me...
oeillades
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OEILLADE, an amorous...
oenanthic
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having or imparting...
oenomancy
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divination by studyi...
oenomania
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an obsession or craz...
oenometer
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an instrument for me...
oenophile
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a wine connoisseur,...
oenophils
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OENOPHIL, a wine con...
oenophily
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the love of wine [n...
oenothera
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a type of South Amer...
oerlikons
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OERLIKON, (Swiss) a...
oesophagi
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OESOPHAGUS, that por...
oestriols
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OESTRIOL, an estroge...
oestrogen
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a female sex-hormone...
oestrones
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OESTRONE, an estroge...
oestruses
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OESTRUS, the period...
offenders
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OFFENDER, one who of...
offending
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OFFEND, to commit a...
offensive
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causing offence [adj...
offerable
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capable of being off...
offerings
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OFFERING, a contribu...
offertory
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the part of the Euch...
offhanded
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ungraciously curt, a...
officered
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OFFICER, to command...
officials
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OFFICIAL, one that h...
officiant
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the officer who offi...
officiary
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a body of officers;...
officiate
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to perform the dutie...
officinal
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tending or used to c...
officious
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volunteering one's s...
offloaded
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OFFLOAD, to unload [...
offprints
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OFFPRINT, to reprint...
offsaddle
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to unsaddle [v OFFSA...
offscreen
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in a film, not actua...
offseason
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the season when ther...
offshoots
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OFFSHOOT, a lateral...
offshored
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OFFSHORE, to transfe...
offshores
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OFFSHORE, to transfe...
offsiders
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OFFSIDER, a side-kic...
offspring
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progeny [n -S]
offstages
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OFFSTAGE, the part o...
oftenness
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frequency [n -ES]
oghamists
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OGHAMIST, one who wr...
ogreishly
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OGREISH, resembling...
ohmically
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OHMIC, of or pertain...
ohmmeters
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OHMMETER, an instrum...
oilcloths
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OILCLOTH, a fabric,...
oilfields
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OILFIELD, an area of...
oilpapers
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OILPAPER, paper whic...
oilstones
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OILSTONE, a stone fo...
ointments
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OINTMENT, a viscous...
oiticicas
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OITICICA, any of sev...
okeydokey
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perfectly all right,...
oldnesses
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OLDNESS, the state o...
oldsquaws
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OLDSQUAW, a kind of...
oldstyles
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OLDSTYLE, a style of...
oleaceous
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of or pertaining to...
oleanders
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OLEANDER, a poisonou...
oleasters
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OLEASTER, a yellow-f...
olecranal
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relating to the olec...
olecranon
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(Greek) the projecti...
oleograph
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a lithographic repro...
oleoresin
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a solution of a resi...
olfacting
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OLFACT, to smell som...
olfaction
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the act of perceivin...
olfactive
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related to the sense...
olfactory
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concerned with the s...
olibanums
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OLIBANUM, an aromati...
oligaemia
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abnormal deficiency...
oligaemic
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relating to oligaemi...
oligarchs
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OLIGARCH, a ruler in...
oligarchy
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a government in whic...
oligemias
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OLIGEMIA, loss of bl...
oligocene
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belonging to a certa...
oligogene
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a type of gene [n -S...
oligomers
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OLIGOMER, a type of...
oligopoly
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a market situation i...
oligurias
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OLIGURIA, scantiness...
olinguito
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(Spanish) a small an...
oliphants
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OLIPHANT, (obsolete)...
olitories
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OLITORY, (archaic) a...
olivenite
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an olive-green hydro...
olivewood
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the wood of the oliv...
ologoaned
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OLOGOAN, (Irish) to...
ololiuqui
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a woody-stemmed Mexi...
olympiads
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OLYMPIAD, a celebrat...
omadhauns
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OMADHAUN, (Irish) a...
ombrellas
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OMBRELLA, an umbrell...
ombrophil
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a plant flourishing...
ombudsman
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(Swedish) a governme...
ombudsmen
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OMBUDSMAN, (Swedish)...
omelettes
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OMELETTE, a dish mad...
ominously
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OMINOUS, portending...
omissible
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that can be omitted...
omissions
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OMISSION, something...
omittance
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(Shakespeare) omissi...
ommatidia
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OMMATIDIUM, a simple...
omneities
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OMNEITY, allness, al...
omniarchs
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OMNIARCH, an almight...
omnibuses
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OMNIBUS, a large pub...
omnieties
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OMNIETY, allness, al...
omnifying
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OMNIFY, to make univ...
omnirange
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a system of radio na...
omnivores
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OMNIVORE, an omnivor...
omohyoids
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OMOHYOID, a shoulder...
omophagia
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the eating of raw fl...
omophagic
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relating to omophagi...
omophoria
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OMOPHORION, an Easte...
omoplates
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OMOPLATE, the should...
omphacite
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a grass-green pyroxe...
omphaloid
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of or pertaining to...
onanistic
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relating to onanism...
oncidiums
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ONCIDIUM, any of a g...
oncogenes
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ONCOGENE, a gene tha...
oncogenic
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relating to oncogene...
oncologic
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relating to oncology...
oncolyses
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ONCOLYSIS, the destr...
oncolysis
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the destruction of t...
oncolytic
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an agent that destro...
oncometer
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an instrument measur...
oncomings
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ONCOMING, an approac...
oncomouse
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(US) a mouse bred fo...
oncostman
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a mine worker paid b...
oncostmen
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ONCOSTMAN, a mine wo...
oncovirus
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a virus causing canc...
ondograms
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ONDOGRAM, a graph of...
ondograph
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an instrument for pr...
onenesses
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ONENESS, unity [n]
onerously
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ONEROUS, burdensome...
ongaongas
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ONGAONGA, (Maori) a...
onioniest
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ONIONY, like an onio...
onionskin
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a very thin variety...
onloading
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ONLOAD, to load a ve...
onlookers
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ONLOOKER, a spectato...
onlooking
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watching [adj]
onomastic
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relating to a name,...
onrushing
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rushing forward [adj...
onsetters
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ONSETTER, (archaic)...
onsetting
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an incitement [n -S]
onshoring
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the practice of empl...
onslaught
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an attack [n -S]
ontically
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ONTIC, having real e...
ontogenic
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relating to ontogene...
ontologic
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based upon being or...
onychites
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ONYCHITE, onyx marbl...
onychitis
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inflammation of the...
onychiums
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ONYCHIUM, a pad on a...
ooftishes
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OOFTISH, (Yiddish) m...
oogametes
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OOGAMETE, a female g...
oogeneses
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OOGENESIS, the enlar...
oogenesis
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the enlargement and...
oogenetic
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relating to oogenesi...
oogoniums
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OOGONIUM, a female s...
oolachans
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OOLACHAN, the North...
oolichans
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OOLICHAN, (Native Am...
oological
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relating to oology,...
oologists
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OOLOGIST, an expert...
oompahing
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OOMPAH, to play a re...
oomycetes
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OOMYCETE, an organis...
oophorons
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OOPHORON, an ovary [...
oospheres
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OOSPHERE, an unferti...
oosporous
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of or pertaining to...
opacified
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OPACIFY, to make opa...
opacifier
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something that opaci...
opacifies
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OPACIFY, to make opa...
opacities
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OPACITY, something t...
opalesced
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OPALESCE, to emit an...
opalesces
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OPALESCE, to emit an...
opensides
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OPENSIDE, a rugby pl...
openworks
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OPENWORK, ornamental...
operagoer
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one who attends the...
operantly
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OPERANT, operative [...
operatics
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the study of opera;...
operating
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OPERATE, to perform...
operation
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the act of operating...
operatise
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to turn a play etc....
operative
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having the power of...
operatize
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to turn a play etc....
operators
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OPERATOR, one who op...
operceles
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OPERCELE, an anatomi...
opercular
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belonging to the ope...
opercules
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OPERCULE, an anatomi...
operculum
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an anatomical part t...
operettas
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OPERETTA, a light mu...
operosely
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OPEROSE, involving g...
operosity
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laboriousness [n OPE...
ophidians
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OPHIDIAN, a snake [n...
ophiolite
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a slice of oceanic r...
ophiology
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the study of snakes...
ophiurans
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OPHIURAN, a member o...
ophiurids
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OPHIURID, a member o...
ophiuroid
20
16
a member of the Ophi...
opificers
23
18
OPIFICER, (obsolete)...
opinioned
15
15
opinionated; conceit...
opiumisms
21
19
OPIUMISM, opium addi...
opobalsam
20
19
balm of Gilead, the...
opodeldoc
20
18
a name given by Para...
oppilated
20
17
OPPILATE, to block u...
oppilates
20
16
OPPILATE, to block u...
opponency
26
22
the act of being an...
opponents
17
17
OPPONENT, one that o...
opportune
18
17
happening at the rig...
opposable
21
19
that can be opposed...
opposably
28
21
OPPOSABLE, that can...
opposites
19
15
OPPOSITE, something...
oppressed
19
16
OPPRESS, to treat wi...
oppresses
19
15
OPPRESS, to treat wi...
oppressor
19
15
one that oppresses [...
oppugnant
19
20
opposing [adj OPPUGN...
oppugners
20
19
OPPUGNER, one who op...
oppugning
21
22
OPPUGN, to assail wi...
opsimaths
21
17
OPSIMATH, one who le...
opsimathy
27
19
education late in li...
opsomania
16
16
an abnormal love for...
opsonised
16
14
OPSONISE, to make (b...
opsonises
16
13
OPSONISE, to make (b...
opsoniums
18
17
OPSONIUM, anything e...
opsonized
19
23
OPSONIZE, to make (b...
opsonizes
19
22
OPSONIZE, to make (b...
optatives
19
16
OPTATIVE, a grammati...
optically
29
19
OPTICAL, pertaining...
opticians
20
16
OPTICIAN, one who de...
opticists
22
15
OPTICIST, one engage...
optimally
27
19
OPTIMAL, best, most...
optimates
18
15
OPTIMATE, a member o...
optimised
19
16
OPTIMISE, to make as...
optimiser
19
15
one who optimises, a...
optimises
19
15
OPTIMISE, to make as...
optimisms
21
18
OPTIMISM, a disposit...
optimists
20
15
OPTIMIST, one who ex...
optimized
22
25
OPTIMIZE, to make as...
optimizer
22
24
one who optimises, a...
optimizes
22
24
OPTIMIZE, to make as...
optionals
17
14
OPTIONAL, an electiv...
optionees
15
13
OPTIONEE, one who ho...
optioning
17
16
OPTION, to grant the...
optometer
17
15
an instrument for te...
optometry
24
17
the science of visio...
optophone
19
18
a device transformin...
optronics
20
16
the study or use of...
opulences
20
18
OPULENCE, conspicuou...
opulently
25
18
OPULENT, wealthy [ad...
opuscular
22
18
of or like an opuscu...
opuscules
22
18
OPUSCULE, a short wo...
opusculum
24
22
a short work, also O...
oraculous
19
15
of the nature of an...
oralities
16
10
ORALITY, the state o...
orangeade
13
13
a soft drink made fr...
orangerie
14
12
(French) a building...
orangiest
15
12
ORANGY, resembling t...
orangutan
14
14
(Malay) a reddish-br...
oratorial
15
10
of an orator or an o...
oratorian
13
10
a father or priest o...
oratories
14
9
ORATORY, the art of...
oratorios
14
9
ORATORIO, a choral w...
oratrices
18
12
ORATRIX, a female or...
oratrixes
21
16
ORATRIX, a female or...
orbicular
22
17
spherical [adj ORBIC...
orbitally
26
16
ORBITAL, relating to...
orchellas
22
16
ORCHELLA, a dye obta...
orchestic
24
17
relating to dancing...
orchestra
20
14
a large company of m...
orchidist
22
15
a fancier or grower...
orchillas
23
16
ORCHILLA, a red dye...
ordainers
14
11
ORDAINER, one who or...
ordaining
15
14
ORDAIN, to invest wi...
ordaliums
18
15
ORDALIUM, the proces...
orderable
17
14
that can be ordered...
orderings
16
13
ORDERING, arrangemen...
orderless
16
11
without orders [adj]
orderlies
16
11
ORDERLY, a male atte...
ordinaire
14
11
(French) vin ordinai...
ordinally
23
15
ORDINAL, indicating...
ordinance
16
15
that which is ordain...
ordinands
14
13
ORDINAND, one who is...
ordinants
14
12
ORDINANT, one who or...
ordinated
14
12
ORDINATE, to subject...
ordinates
14
11
ORDINATE, to subject...
ordnances
16
15
ORDNANCE, military s...
orebodies
16
13
OREBODY, a mass of o...
oreodonts
13
11
OREODONT, an extinct...
orepearch
21
17
(Shakespeare) to fly...
orestunck
19
18
OVERSTINK, to stink...
organdies
15
13
ORGANDY, a cotton fa...
organelle
16
14
a specialized part o...
organical
19
16
(obsolete) relating...
organised
15
13
ORGANISE, to form in...
organiser
15
12
one who organises, a...
organises
15
12
ORGANISE, to form in...
organisms
17
15
ORGANISM, any form o...
organists
16
12
ORGANIST, one who pl...
organized
18
22
ORGANIZE, to form in...
organizer
18
21
one who organizes, a...
organizes
18
21
ORGANIZE, to form in...
organosol
15
13
a resin-based coatin...
organotin
14
13
of an organic compou...
organzine
17
22
a silk yarn of two o...
orgasming
18
17
ORGASM, to experienc...
orgiastic
20
14
relating to orgies,...
orgillous
19
14
(Shakespeare) proud,...
oribatids
18
13
ORIBATID, any of a f...
oricalche
24
18
(Spenser) a gold-col...
orichalcs
25
18
ORICHALC, a gold-col...
oriencies
17
13
ORIENCY, brightness...
orientals
15
11
ORIENTAL, a precious...
orientate
13
10
to determine the pos...
orienteer
13
10
to take part in orie...
orienters
14
10
ORIENTER, one who he...
orienting
15
13
ORIENT, to determine...
orificial
22
16
relating to an orifi...
oriflamme
20
19
an inspiring standar...
origanums
17
16
ORIGANUM, wild marjo...
originals
17
13
ORIGINAL, the first...
originate
15
12
to have an origin [v...
orillions
17
12
ORILLION, part of a...
orinasals
15
11
ORINASAL, a sound pr...
orleanses
14
11
ORLEANS, a variety o...
orlistats
17
10
ORLISTAT, an orally...
ornaments
14
14
ORNAMENT, to decorat...
orneriest
14
10
ORNERY, stubborn and...
ornithine
16
13
a bird [n -S]
ornithoid
17
13
birdlike [adj]
orogenies
14
12
OROGENY, the process...
orography
26
18
the branch of physic...
orologies
16
12
OROLOGY, the scienti...
orologist
17
12
one versed in orolog...
orometers
15
12
OROMETER, a baromete...
orphanage
18
17
a place where orphan...
orphaning
19
18
ORPHAN, to deprive o...
orphanism
20
18
the state of being a...
orpharion
18
15
a large lute-like st...
orphreyed
25
17
embroidered with orp...
orpiments
18
16
ORPIMENT, a yellow a...
orrisroot
15
9
the root of orris, u...
orseilles
17
11
ORSEILLE, a dye obta...
ortanique
22
20
(French) a cross bet...
orthicons
20
15
ORTHICON, a kind of...
orthoaxes
22
18
ORTHOAXIS, in crysta...
orthoaxis
23
18
in crystallography,...
orthodoxy
29
21
the state of being o...
orthoepic
22
17
relating to orthoepy...
orthopedy
25
17
the art or process o...
orthopods
19
15
ORTHOPOD, (slang) an...
orthopter
19
14
a type of aircraft p...
orthoptic
23
17
pertaining to correc...
orthotics
21
14
the branch of medici...
orthotist
18
11
one skilled in ortho...
orthotone
15
12
taking an accent in...
orthroses
17
11
ORTHROS, one of the...
oscillate
20
14
to swing to and fro...
oscitance
20
16
yawning, sleepiness,...
oscitancy
27
18
yawning, sleepiness,...
oscitated
18
13
OSCITATE, to yawn [v...
oscitates
18
12
OSCITATE, to yawn [v...
osculated
19
15
OSCULATE, to kiss [v...
osculates
19
14
OSCULATE, to kiss [v...
osmeteria
15
12
OSMETERIUM, a forked...
osmically
28
19
relating to the sens...
osmometer
16
15
an instrument for me...
osmometry
23
17
the use of an osmome...
osmundine
15
16
a type of compost ma...
osnaburgs
18
16
OSNABURG, (German) a...
ossariums
17
13
OSSARIUM, a deposito...
ossatures
15
10
OSSATURE, a skeleton...
osseously
22
13
OSSEOUS, composed of...
ossicular
20
14
relating to an ossic...
ossifiers
18
12
OSSIFIER, an agent t...
ossifraga
18
14
(Latin) the giant fu...
ossifrage
18
14
(Biblical) a large b...
ossifying
25
17
OSSIFY, to change in...
ossobucos
20
16
OSSOBUCO, an Italian...
ossuaries
15
10
OSSUARY, a depositor...
ostensive
16
14
showing, exhibiting...
ostensory
20
12
a container for hold...
ostenting
15
13
OSTENT, to show off...
osteocyte
23
14
a cell that is chara...
osteoderm
15
13
a bony dermal plate...
osteogens
14
12
OSTEOGEN, a substanc...
osteogeny
20
14
the formation or gro...
osteology
22
14
the study of bones [...
osteomata
14
12
OSTEOMA, a tumor com...
osteopath
18
14
a practitioner of os...
osteotome
14
12
strong nippers or a...
osteotomy
21
14
the dissection or an...
ostiaries
15
9
OSTIARY, a doorkeepe...
ostinatos
14
10
OSTINATO, a constant...
ostiolate
15
10
having an opening [a...
ostleress
16
10
a female ostler [n -...
ostomates
15
12
OSTOMATE, one who ha...
ostosises
15
9
OSTOSIS, the formati...
ostracean
16
13
of or relating to oy...
ostracise
18
12
to exclude from a gr...
ostracism
20
15
expulsion from socie...
ostracize
21
21
to exclude from a gr...
ostracode
17
13
a minute freshwater...
ostracods
18
13
OSTRACOD, a minute f...
ostregers
16
11
OSTREGER, a falconer...
ostriches
21
14
OSTRICH, a large, fl...
otherness
16
12
the state of being o...
otherwise
20
14
differently, alterna...
otocystic
28
17
relating to an otocy...
otolithic
22
15
of or like an otolit...
otologies
16
12
OTOLOGY, the science...
otologist
17
12
a practitioner of ot...
otoplasty
24
15
cosmetic surgery on...
otorrhoea
15
11
a discharge from the...
otoscopes
19
15
OTOSCOPE, an instrum...
otoscopic
23
18
relating to otoscopy...
ottavinos
16
14
OTTAVINO, (Italian)...
ottrelite
16
10
a mineral like chlor...
oubliette
18
14
(French) a dungeon w...
oughlying
27
20
OUGHLY, to make ugly...
oughtness
18
15
(archaic) rightness...
ouglieing
18
16
OUGLIE, to make ugly...
ouistitis
17
10
OUISTITI, (French) a...
oulachons
20
17
OULACHON, (Native Am...
ouroboros
16
13
(Greek) a snake eati...
ouroscopy
26
18
the diagnosis of dis...
ourselves
18
15
OURSELF [n]
outacting
19
16
OUTACT, to surpass i...
outadding
16
15
OUTADD, to surpass i...
outargued
16
14
OUTARGUE, to get the...
outargues
16
13
OUTARGUE, to get the...
outasight
19
14
amazing, excellent,...
outasking
17
17
OUTASK, to surpass i...
outbacker
21
20
one who lives in the...
outbaking
19
20
OUTBAKE, to surpass...
outbarked
18
18
OUTBARK, to surpass...
outbarred
17
14
OUTBAR, to form a ba...
outbawled
21
18
OUTBAWL, to surpass...
outbeamed
17
17
OUTBEAM, to surpass...
outbegged
19
18
OUTBEG, to surpass i...
outbidden
17
16
OUTBID, to bid highe...
outbidder
18
15
one who outbids [n -...
outblazed
21
24
OUTBLAZE, to surpass...
outblazes
21
23
OUTBLAZE, to surpass...
outbleats
18
14
OUTBLEAT, to surpass...
outblooms
19
17
OUTBLOOM, to surpass...
outbluffs
24
21
OUTBLUFF, to surpass...
outboards
17
14
OUTBOARD, a type of...
outboasts
17
13
OUTBOAST, to surpass...
outbought
21
18
OUTBUY, to surpass i...
outbounds
17
16
(Spenser) boundaries...
outboxing
24
23
OUTBOX, to surpass i...
outbraved
19
18
OUTBRAVE, to surpass...
outbraves
19
17
OUTBRAVE, to surpass...
outbrawls
22
17
OUTBRAWL, to surpass...
outbrazen
19
23
to be more brazen th...
outbreaks
18
17
OUTBREAK, to burst f...
outbreeds
17
14
OUTBREED, to interbr...
outbribed
20
17
OUTBRIBE, to surpass...
outbribes
20
16
OUTBRIBE, to surpass...
outbroken
17
18
OUTBREAK, to burst f...
outbuilds
20
16
OUTBUILD, to surpass...
outbulged
20
18
OUTBULGE, to bulge o...
outbulges
20
17
OUTBULGE, to bulge o...
outbulked
20
20
OUTBULK, to surpass...
outburned
17
16
OUTBURN, to burn lon...
outbursts
19
14
OUTBURST, to burst o...
outbuying
25
19
OUTBUY, to surpass i...
outcalled
20
16
OUTCALL, to bid high...
outcapers
20
16
OUTCAPER, to surpass...
outcasted
18
14
OUTCASTE, to cause s...
outcastes
18
13
OUTCASTE, to cause s...
outcaught
22
18
OUTCATCH, to surpass...
outcavils
22
18
OUTCAVIL, to surpass...
outcharge
21
17
to surpass in chargi...
outcharms
22
18
OUTCHARM, to surpass...
outcheats
20
15
OUTCHEAT, to exceed...
outchided
21
17
OUTCHIDE, to surpass...
outchides
21
16
OUTCHIDE, to surpass...
outcities
19
13
OUTCITY, a city on t...
outclimbs
24
20
OUTCLIMB, to surpass...
outcooked
18
18
OUTCOOK, to surpass...
outcounts
18
15
OUTCOUNT, to surpass...
outcrafty
27
18
(Shakespeare) to exc...
outcrawls
23
17
OUTCRAWL, to surpass...
outcrowds
22
17
OUTCROWD, to cause t...
outcrowed
21
17
OUTCROW, to surpass...
outcrying
26
18
OUTCRY, to cry loude...
outcursed
19
15
OUTCURSE, to surpass...
outcurses
19
14
OUTCURSE, to surpass...
outcurves
21
18
OUTCURVE, a type of...
outdanced
17
16
OUTDANCE, to surpass...
outdances
17
15
OUTDANCE, to surpass...
outdaring
16
14
OUTDARE, to surpass...
outdating
16
14
OUTDATE, to make out...
outdazzle
22
30
to surpass in dazzli...
outdebate
16
14
to surpass in debati...
outdesign
16
14
to surpass in design...
outdodged
16
15
OUTDODGE, to surpass...
outdodges
16
14
OUTDODGE, to surpass...
outdoorsy
21
13
(colloquial) of an o...
outdreams
16
14
OUTDREAM, to surpass...
outdreamt
16
14
OUTDREAM, to surpass...
outdrinks
17
16
OUTDRINK, to surpass...
outdriven
17
16
OUTDRIVE, to drive a...
outdrives
18
15
OUTDRIVE, to drive a...
outdueled
16
14
OUTDUEL, to surpass...
outduring
17
15
OUTDURE, (obsolete)...
outdwells
21
16
OUTDWELL, (Shakespea...
outearned
13
12
OUTEARN, to surpass...
outeating
15
13
OUTEAT, to surpass i...
outechoed
19
16
OUTECHO, to surpass...
outechoes
19
15
OUTECHO, to surpass...
outercoat
17
13
a coat [n -S]
outermost
16
13
farthest from the mi...
outerwear
17
13
outer clothing [n -S...
outfabled
20
18
OUTFABLE, to surpass...
outfables
20
17
OUTFABLE, to surpass...
outfacing
21
19
OUTFACE, to confront...
outfasted
17
14
OUTFAST, to surpass...
outfawned
19
18
OUTFAWN, to surpass...
outfeasts
17
13
OUTFEAST, to surpass...
outfenced
19
18
OUTFENCE, to surpass...
outfences
19
17
OUTFENCE, to surpass...
outfields
19
15
OUTFIELD, a part of...
outfights
22
17
OUTFIGHT, to surpass...
outfigure
19
16
to surpass in figuri...
outfiring
19
16
OUTFIRE, to surpass...
outfished
20
16
OUTFISH, to surpass...
outfishes
20
15
OUTFISH, to surpass...
outfitted
18
14
OUTFIT, to equip [v]
outfitter
18
13
a person who deals i...
outflanks
19
19
OUTFLANK, to circumv...
outflings
20
17
OUTFLING [n]
outfloats
18
14
OUTFLOAT, to float l...
outflowed
21
18
OUTFLOW, to flow out...
outflying
26
19
OUTFLY, to surpass i...
outfooled
17
15
OUTFOOL, to surpass...
outfooted
16
14
OUTFOOT, to surpass...
outfought
21
18
OUTFIGHT, to surpass...
outfoxing
24
23
OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
outfrowns
20
17
OUTFROWN, to frown m...
outfumble
22
21
to surpass in fumbli...
outgained
15
14
OUTGAIN, to gain mor...
outgallop
20
17
to surpass at gallop...
outgamble
20
19
to surpass at gambli...
outgassed
16
13
OUTGAS, to remove ga...
outgasses
16
12
OUTGAS, to remove ga...
outgazing
20
24
OUTGAZE, to surpass...
outgiving
20
19
the act of outgiving...
outglared
17
14
OUTGLARE, to surpass...
outglares
17
13
OUTGLARE, to surpass...
outgleams
18
16
OUTGLEAM, to surpass...
outglowed
20
17
OUTGLOW, to surpass...
outgnawed
18
17
OUTGNAW, to surpass...
outgoings
17
15
OUTGOING, a departur...
outgroups
19
16
OUTGROUP, a group of...
outgrowth
22
17
that which grows out...
outguards
17
14
OUTGUARD, a guard or...
outguided
17
15
OUTGUIDE, to surpass...
outguides
17
14
OUTGUIDE, to surpass...
outgunned
15
16
OUTGUN, to surpass i...
outgushed
19
16
OUTGUSH, to gush ove...
outgushes
19
15
OUTGUSH, to gush ove...
outhandle
17
15
to handle better tha...
outhauler
18
14
a rope used to haul...
outhiring
19
15
OUTHIRE, to hire out...
outhomers
18
15
OUTHOMER, to surpass...
outhouses
17
13
OUTHOUSE, a building...
outhowled
21
17
OUTHOWL, to surpass...
outhumors
19
16
OUTHUMOR, to surpass...
outhumour
19
17
to surpass in humori...
outhunted
17
15
OUTHUNT, to surpass...
outhustle
19
14
to surpass in hustli...
outhyring
25
17
OUTHYRE, (Spenser) t...
outjested
17
20
OUTJEST, to excel in...
outjinxed
23
28
OUTJINX, to surpass...
outjinxes
23
27
OUTJINX, to surpass...
outjockey
27
28
to surpass in jockey...
outjuggle
21
25
to surpass at juggli...
outjumped
21
27
OUTJUMP, to surpass...
outjutted
18
21
OUTJUT, to stick out...
outkicked
21
22
OUTKICK, to surpass...
outkilled
19
17
OUTKILL, to surpass...
outkissed
17
15
OUTKISS, to surpass...
outkisses
17
14
OUTKISS, to surpass...
outlander
15
13
a foreigner, also UI...
outlashed
18
14
OUTLASH, to lash out...
outlashes
18
13
OUTLASH [n]
outlasted
16
12
OUTLAST, to last lon...
outlaughs
20
16
OUTLAUGH, to surpass...
outlaunce
18
16
(Spenser) to launch...
outlaunch
21
18
to launch forth, als...
outlawing
20
17
OUTLAW, to prohibit...
outlaying
23
16
OUTLAY, to pay out [...
outleaped
17
15
OUTLEAP, to surpass...
outlearns
15
12
OUTLEARN, to surpass...
outlearnt
15
12
OUTLEARN, to surpass...
outlinear
15
12
like an outline [adj...
outliners
16
12
OUTLINER, one that o...
outlining
17
15
OUTLINE, to make a g...
outlivers
19
15
OUTLIVER, one who ou...
outliving
20
18
OUTLIVE, to live lon...
outlooked
16
16
OUTLOOK, to look out...
outloving
19
18
OUTLOVE, to surpass...
outlustre
17
12
(Shakespeare) to out...
outmanned
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16
OUTMAN, to surpass i...
outmantle
16
15
(archaic) to exceed...
outmaster
16
13
to surpass [v -ED, -...
outmoding
17
17
OUTMODE, to put out...
outmoving
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OUTMOVE, to move fas...
outmuscle
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18
to surpass in muscle...
outnaming
16
17
OUTNAME, to exceed i...
outnesses
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11
OUTNESS, the state o...
outnights
19
15
OUTNIGHT, to surpass...
outnumber
18
18
to surpass in number...
outoffice
22
19
an outbuilding [n -S...
outpacing
21
19
OUTPACE, to move fas...
outpaints
17
14
OUTPAINT, to surpass...
outpassed
17
14
OUTPASS, to excel in...
outpasses
17
13
OUTPASS, to excel in...
outpeeped
18
17
OUTPEEP, to peep out...
outpeered
16
14
OUTPEER, (Shakespear...
outpeople
19
17
to rid a country of...
outpitied
18
14
OUTPITY, to surpass...
outpities
18
13
OUTPITY, to surpass...
outplaced
21
18
OUTPLACE, to find ne...
outplacer
21
17
one who outplaces [n...
outplaces
21
17
OUTPLACE, to find ne...
outplayed
24
17
OUTPLAY, to excel or...
outpoints
17
14
OUTPOINT, to score m...
outpolled
19
16
OUTPOLL, to get more...
outporter
17
13
an inhabitant or nat...
outpoured
17
15
OUTPOUR, to pour out...
outpourer
17
14
one who pours out [n...
outpowers
20
16
OUTPOWER, to surpass...
outprayed
23
16
OUTPRAY, to surpass...
outpreach
22
18
to surpass in preach...
outpreens
16
14
OUTPREEN, to surpass...
outpriced
21
17
OUTPRICE, to offer a...
outprices
21
16
OUTPRICE, to offer a...
outprized
21
23
OUTPRIZE, to exceed...
outprizes
21
22
OUTPRIZE, to exceed...
outpsychs
30
20
OUTPSYCH, to defeat...
outpulled
20
17
OUTPULL, to attract...
outpupils
22
18
OUTPUPIL, a student...
outpursue
18
15
to pursue further th...
outpushed
20
17
OUTPUSH, to surpass...
outpushes
20
16
OUTPUSH, to surpass...
outputted
18
15
OUTPUT, to produce [...
outquoted
23
21
OUTQUOTE, to surpass...
outquotes
23
20
OUTQUOTE, to surpass...
outracing
19
16
OUTRACE, to run fast...
outraging
17
15
OUTRAGE, to arouse a...
outraised
15
11
OUTRAISE, to surpass...
outraises
15
10
OUTRAISE, to surpass...
outrances
17
14
OUTRANCE, the last e...
outranged
15
14
OUTRANGE, to surpass...
outranges
15
13
OUTRANGE, to surpass...
outranked
15
16
OUTRANK, to rank hig...
outrating
16
13
OUTRATE, to surpass...
outraving
18
17
OUTRAVE, to surpass...
outreason
13
11
to surpass in reason...
outreckon
18
18
to surpass in reckon...
outredded
15
13
OUTRED, to surpass i...
outredden
14
13
to surpass in rednes...
outreigns
16
13
OUTREIGN, to reign l...
outrelief
18
14
outdoor relief [n -S...
outremers
16
13
OUTREMER, (French) t...
outridden
15
13
OUTRIDE, to ride fas...
outriders
16
11
OUTRIDER, a mounted...
outriding
17
14
OUTRIDE, to ride fas...
outrigged
18
15
OUTRIG, to equip (a...
outrigger
18
14
a spar extended from...
outrivals
19
15
OUTRIVAL, to outdo i...
outroared
14
11
OUTROAR, to roar lou...
outrocked
19
18
OUTROCK, to surpass...
outrolled
17
13
OUTROLL, to roll out...
outrooper
16
13
(obsolete) an auctio...
outrooted
14
11
OUTROOT, to pull up...
outropers
17
13
OUTROPER, (obsolete)...
outrowing
19
16
OUTROW, to surpass i...
outrunner
14
13
one who outruns [n -...
outrushed
18
14
OUTRUSH, to surpass...
outrushes
18
13
OUTRUSH, to surpass...
outsailed
16
12
OUTSAIL, to sail fas...
outsavors
17
14
OUTSAVOR, (US) to su...
outsavour
17
15
to exceed in savouri...
outsaying
22
15
OUTSAY, to surpass i...
outscheme
21
18
to surpass in schemi...
outscolds
20
15
OUTSCOLD, to surpass...
outscoops
20
16
OUTSCOOP, to surpass...
outscored
18
14
OUTSCORE, to score m...
outscores
18
13
OUTSCORE, to score m...
outscorns
18
14
OUTSCORN, to surpass...
outscream
19
16
to surpass at scream...
outseeing
15
13
OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outserved
17
15
OUTSERVE, to surpass...
outserves
17
14
OUTSERVE, to surpass...
outshamed
18
16
OUTSHAME, to surpass...
outshames
18
15
OUTSHAME, to surpass...
outshined
17
14
OUTSHINE, to shine b...
outshines
17
13
OUTSHINE, to shine b...
outshoots
17
12
OUTSHOOT, to shoot b...
outshouts
18
13
OUTSHOUT, to shout l...
outsiders
16
11
OUTSIDER, one who do...
outsights
20
14
OUTSIGHT, the power...
outsinned
14
13
OUTSIN, to surpass i...
outskated
16
15
OUTSKATE, to surpass...
outskates
16
14
OUTSKATE, to surpass...
outskirts
18
14
OUTSKIRT, an outlyin...
outsleeps
18
14
OUTSLEEP, to sleep l...
outslicks
22
18
OUTSLICK, to get the...
outsmarts
17
13
OUTSMART, to outwit...
outsmells
19
15
OUTSMELL, to surpass...
outsmiled
18
15
OUTSMILE, to surpass...
outsmiles
18
14
OUTSMILE, to surpass...
outsmoked
17
18
OUTSMOKE, to surpass...
outsmokes
17
17
OUTSMOKE, to surpass...
outsnored
14
12
OUTSNORE, to surpass...
outsnores
14
11
OUTSNORE, to surpass...
outsoared
14
11
OUTSOAR, to soar bey...
outsource
18
14
to source a contract...
outspeaks
18
17
OUTSPEAK, to outdo i...
outspeeds
17
14
OUTSPEED, to go fast...
outspells
20
15
OUTSPELL, to surpass...
outspends
17
15
OUTSPEND, to exceed...
outspoken
17
18
OUTSPEAK, to outdo i...
outsports
18
13
OUTSPORT, to sport b...
outsprang
18
16
OUTSPRING, to spring...
outspread
17
14
to spread out [v OUT...
outspring
19
16
to spring out [v OUT...
outsprint
18
14
to excel in sprintin...
outsprung
19
17
OUTSPRING, to spring...
outstands
15
12
OUTSTAND, to stand o...
outstared
15
11
OUTSTARE, to outdo i...
outstares
15
10
OUTSTARE, to outdo i...
outstarts
16
10
OUTSTART, to get ahe...
outstated
15
11
OUTSTATE, to surpass...
outstates
15
10
OUTSTATE, to surpass...
outstayed
21
13
OUTSTAY, to surpass...
outsteers
15
10
OUTSTEER, to surpass...
outstrain
15
11
to surpass in strain...
outstride
16
11
to surpass in stridi...
outstrike
17
14
to outdo in striking...
outstrips
19
13
OUTSTRIP, to go fast...
outstrive
18
14
to surpass in strivi...
outstrode
15
11
OUTSTRIDE, to surpas...
outstroke
16
14
an outward stroke [n...
outstrove
17
14
OUTSTRIVE, to surpas...
outstruck
21
18
OUTSTRIKE, to outdo...
outstunts
16
12
OUTSTUNT, to surpass...
outsulked
18
17
OUTSULK, to surpass...
outsummed
18
18
OUTSUM, to outnumber...
outswears
18
13
OUTSWEAR, to surpass...
outsweeps
20
16
OUTSWEEP, to surpass...
outswells
21
15
OUTSWELL, to exceed...
outswings
20
16
OUTSWING, an outward...
outtaking
17
17
OUTTAKE, to take out...
outtalked
17
16
OUTTALK, to surpass...
outtasked
16
15
OUTTASK, to surpass...
outthanks
18
17
OUTTHANK, to surpass...
outthieve
19
16
to surpass at thievi...
outthinks
19
17
OUTTHINK, to get the...
outthrobs
20
15
OUTTHROB, to surpass...
outthrown
20
16
OUTTHROW, to throw f...
outthrows
21
15
OUTTHROW, to throw f...
outthrust
19
13
to extend outwards [...
outtongue
15
14
(Shakespeare) to spe...
outtopped
19
17
OUTTOP, to overtop [...
outtowers
18
13
OUTTOWER, to tower a...
outtraded
15
12
OUTTRADE, to get the...
outtrades
15
11
OUTTRADE, to get the...
outtravel
18
15
to exceed in speed o...
outtricks
21
17
OUTTRICK, to get the...
outtrumps
20
17
OUTTRUMP, to surpass...
outvalued
18
17
OUTVALUE, to be wort...
outvalues
18
16
OUTVALUE, to be wort...
outvaunts
17
16
OUTVAUNT, to surpass...
outvenoms
17
18
OUTVENOM, (Shakespea...
outvoiced
20
18
OUTVOICE, to surpass...
outvoices
20
17
OUTVOICE, to surpass...
outvoters
17
14
OUTVOTER, a voter fr...
outvoting
18
17
OUTVOTE, to defeat b...
outwaited
18
14
OUTWAIT, to exceed i...
outwalked
20
19
OUTWALK, to surpass...
outwardly
26
17
OUTWARD [adv]
outwarred
18
14
OUTWAR, to surpass i...
outwashes
20
15
OUTWASH, detritus wa...
outwasted
18
14
OUTWASTE, to surpass...
outwastes
18
13
OUTWASTE, to surpass...
outweeded
17
15
OUTWEED, (Spenser) t...
outweighs
22
17
OUTWEIGH, to weigh m...
outwelled
20
16
OUTWELL, to pour out...
outwhirls
23
16
OUTWHIRL, to surpass...
outwicked
23
21
OUTWICK, to make suc...
outwiling
21
17
OUTWILE, to surpass...
outwilled
21
16
OUTWILL, to surpass...
outwinded
18
16
OUTWIND, to unwind [...
outwinged
19
17
OUTWING, to fly beyo...
outwished
21
16
OUTWISH, to surpass...
outwishes
21
15
OUTWISH, to surpass...
outwitted
19
14
OUTWIT, to defeat by...
outworked
19
18
OUTWORK, to work fas...
outworker
19
17
one who works away f...
outworths
21
15
OUTWORTH, (Shakespea...
outwrests
19
13
OUTWREST, (Spenser)...
outwrites
19
13
OUTWRITE, to write b...
outyelled
23
15
OUTYELL, to yell lou...
outyelped
24
17
OUTYELP, to surpass...
outyields
23
14
OUTYIELD, to surpass...
ouvrieres
17
14
OUVRIERE, (French) a...
ovalbumin
21
22
the albumin in egg-w...
ovalities
18
14
OVALITY, the state o...
ovarioles
17
14
OVARIOLE, one of the...
ovational
16
15
relating to ovation,...
ovenbirds
19
18
OVENBIRD, an America...
ovenproof
19
20
resistant to the hea...
ovenwares
18
17
OVENWARE, heat-resis...
ovenwoods
18
18
OVENWOOD, brushwood...
overacted
19
17
OVERACT, to act with...
overacute
19
17
too acute [adj]
overalert
17
14
excessively alert [a...
overalled
18
16
wearing overalls [ad...
overarmed
17
17
OVERARM, to throw a...
overawing
20
19
OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overbaked
19
21
OVERBAKE, to bake to...
overbakes
19
20
OVERBAKE, to bake to...
overbanks
19
21
OVERBANK, a stage of...
overbears
18
16
OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbeats
18
16
OVERBEAT, to beat to...
overbills
22
18
OVERBILL, to bill to...
overbites
19
16
OVERBITE, the overla...
overblown
22
21
OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overblows
23
20
OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overboard
18
17
from on board, over...
overboils
20
17
OVERBOIL, to boil to...
overbooks
19
20
OVERBOOK, to book in...
overboots
18
16
OVERBOOT, a protecti...
overborne
17
17
OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbound
18
19
to bound excessively...
overbrake
19
20
to brake too much [v...
overbreed
18
17
to breed too much [v...
overbrief
21
19
excessively brief [a...
overbrims
21
19
OVERBRIM, to flow ov...
overbroad
18
17
excessively broad [a...
overbrows
22
19
OVERBROW, (archaic)...
overbuild
21
19
to build over [v OVE...
overbuilt
21
18
OVERBUILD, to build...
overbulks
22
22
OVERBULK, to oppress...
overburns
19
18
OVERBURN, to burn to...
overburnt
19
18
OVERBURN, to burn to...
overcalls
22
18
OVERCALL, in bridge,...
overcarry
26
18
to carry too far [v...
overcasts
20
16
OVERCAST, to sew sti...
overcatch
25
21
to overtake [v OVERC...
overcheap
23
21
too cheap [adj]
overcheck
26
25
a large prominent ch...
overchill
25
20
to chill to excess [...
overcivil
24
21
too civil [adj]
overclaim
22
20
to claim excessively...
overclass
21
17
a dominant group in...
overclean
19
18
to clean to excess [...
overclear
20
17
to clear to excess [...
overclock
25
24
to run a computer co...
overclose
20
17
too close [adj]
overcloud
21
19
to cover or overspre...
overcloys
27
19
OVERCLOY, to eat to...
overclubs
24
21
OVERCLUB, to hit a s...
overcoach
24
21
to coach to excess [...
overcoats
19
16
OVERCOAT, a warm coa...
overcolor
20
17
to color too highly,...
overcomer
20
19
one who overcomes [n...
overcomes
20
19
OVERCOME, to get the...
overcooks
20
20
OVERCOOK, to cook to...
overcools
20
17
OVERCOOL, to make to...
overcount
19
18
to rate too high; to...
overcover
21
20
to cover up [v -ED,...
overcrams
21
19
OVERCRAM, to stuff t...
overcraws
23
19
OVERCRAW, (Spenser)...
overcrops
22
19
OVERCROP, to exhaust...
overcrowd
23
20
to crowd excessively...
overcrows
23
19
OVERCROW, to triumph...
overcured
20
18
OVERCURE, to cure to...
overcures
20
17
OVERCURE, to cure to...
overdared
16
15
OVERDARE, to become...
overdares
16
14
OVERDARE, to become...
overdated
16
15
out of date [adj]
overdecks
21
21
OVERDECK, to adorn e...
overdight
21
18
(Spenser) covered ov...
overdoers
16
14
OVERDOER, one who ov...
overdoing
17
17
OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdosed
16
15
OVERDOSE, to give an...
overdoses
16
14
OVERDOSE, to give an...
overdraft
19
17
the overdrawing of a...
overdrank
17
19
OVERDRINK, to drink...
overdrawn
19
18
OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdraws
20
17
OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdress
17
14
to dress or adorn to...
overdried
17
15
OVERDRY, to dry too...
overdries
17
14
OVERDRY, to dry too...
overdrink
18
19
to drink to excess [...
overdrive
19
18
to drive to excess [...
overdrove
18
18
OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdrunk
18
20
OVERDRINK, to drink...
overdusts
18
15
OVERDUST, to dust ov...
overdyers
23
16
OVERDYER, one who ov...
overeager
16
15
too eager; too impat...
overeaten
14
14
OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overeater
15
13
one who overeats [n...
overedits
17
14
OVEREDIT, to edit mo...
overegged
18
18
OVEREGG, as in the p...
overemote
16
16
to emote excessively...
overequip
27
26
to equip, furnish wi...
overexert
22
20
to exert oneself to...
overeying
23
18
OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfalls
21
18
OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfavor
20
20
to favor excessively...
overfears
18
16
OVERFEAR, to fear to...
overfeeds
18
17
OVERFEED, to feed to...
overfills
22
18
OVERFILL, to fill to...
overflies
20
17
OVERFLY, to fly over...
overflood
19
18
to flood excessively...
overflown
22
21
OVERFLY, to fly over...
overflows
23
20
OVERFLOW, to flow ov...
overflush
23
20
too flush [adj] / su...
overfocus
22
20
to focus to excess [...
overfolds
20
18
OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
overfrank
19
21
too frank [adj]
overfunds
19
19
OVERFUND, to fund mo...
overfussy
26
19
too fussy [adj OVERF...
overgalls
20
17
OVERGALL, to greatly...
overgangs
18
18
OVERGANG, (Scots) to...
overgears
17
15
OVERGEAR, to cause a...
overgilds
20
17
OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirds
19
16
OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overgiven
19
20
OVERGIVE, to give up...
overgives
20
19
OVERGIVE, to give up...
overglaze
21
25
to cover with a glaz...
overgloom
19
19
to cover with gloom...
overgoads
17
16
OVERGOAD, to goad to...
overgoing
18
18
a passing over [n -S...
overgorge
18
17
(Shakespeare) to gor...
overgrade
17
16
to grade too highly...
overgrain
17
16
in painting, to grai...
overgrass
18
15
to grass over, conce...
overgraze
20
24
to graze to excess [...
overgreat
17
15
too great [adj]
overgreen
16
16
to cover with green...
overgrown
20
19
OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overgrows
21
18
OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overhaile
19
16
(Spenser) to overtak...
overhairs
19
15
OVERHAIR, fur coveri...
overhaled
19
17
OVERHALE, (Spenser)...
overhales
19
16
OVERHALE, (Spenser)...
overhands
18
17
OVERHAND, to sew wit...
overhangs
19
18
OVERHANG, to protrud...
overhappy
29
23
exceedingly happy [a...
overhaste
18
15
too great haste [n -...
overhasty
25
17
too hasty [adj OVERH...
overhated
18
16
OVERHATE, to hate to...
overhates
18
15
OVERHATE, to hate to...
overhauls
20
17
OVERHAUL, to examine...
overheads
18
16
OVERHEAD, the genera...
overheaps
20
18
OVERHEAP, to heap up...
overheard
18
16
OVERHEAR, to hear by...
overhears
18
15
OVERHEAR, to hear by...
overheats
18
15
OVERHEAT, to heat to...
overhents
18
16
OVERHENT, (Spenser)...
overholds
20
17
OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhonor
17
16
to honor too highly,...
overhoped
20
19
OVERHOPE, to hope ex...
overhopes
20
18
OVERHOPE, to hope ex...
overhunts
19
17
OVERHUNT, to deplete...
overhyped
27
21
OVERHYPE, to hype to...
overhypes
27
20
OVERHYPE, to hype to...
overinked
17
19
concealed by the use...
overissue
17
14
to issue in excess (...
overjoyed
24
25
OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overjumps
23
29
OVERJUMP, to jump to...
overkeeps
19
20
OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkills
21
19
OVERKILL, to destroy...
overkings
19
20
OVERKING, a king who...
overlabor
19
17
to cause to labor ex...
overladed
17
16
OVERLADE, to load wi...
overladen
16
16
OVERLADE, to load wi...
overlades
17
15
OVERLADE, to load wi...
overlands
17
16
OVERLAND [v]
overlards
18
15
OVERLARD, to smear o...
overlarge
18
16
excessively large [a...
overleaps
19
17
OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overleapt
19
17
OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overlearn
16
15
to continue to study...
overlends
17
16
OVERLEND, to lend to...
overliers
18
14
OVERLIER, one that l...
overlight
22
18
to light too much [v...
overlived
20
19
OVERLIVE, to outlive...
overlives
20
18
OVERLIVE, to outlive...
overloads
17
15
OVERLOAD, to load to...
overlocks
22
21
OVERLOCK, to oversew...
overlooks
18
18
OVERLOOK, to fail to...
overlords
18
15
OVERLORD, to rule ty...
overloved
19
19
OVERLOVE, to love to...
overloves
19
18
OVERLOVE, to love to...
overlusty
25
17
(Shakespeare) too lu...
overlying
25
19
OVERLIE, to lie abov...
overmasts
18
16
OVERMAST, to provide...
overmatch
23
21
to be more than a ma...
overmelts
19
17
OVERMELT, to melt to...
overmerry
24
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excessively merry [a...
overmilks
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OVERMILK, to milk to...
overmined
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OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmines
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OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmixed
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OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmixes
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OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmount
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to rise above [v -ED...
overnamed
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OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnames
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OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnight
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lasting a night, for...
overpacks
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OVERPACK, to pack to...
overpaint
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to color or describe...
overparts
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OVERPART, to give an...
overpedal
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to make excessive us...
overpeers
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OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overperch
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to fly up and perch...
overpitch
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in cricket, to bowl...
overplaid
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a textile design con...
overplans
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OVERPLAN, to plan to...
overplant
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to plant to excess [...
overplast
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(Spenser) overplaced...
overplays
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OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overplied
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OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overplies
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OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overplots
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OVERPLOT, to devise...
overpoise
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to burden with weigh...
overposts
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OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpower
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to overcome or reduc...
overpress
19
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to oppress, burden t...
overprice
22
19
to set an excessive...
overprint
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to print over someth...
overprize
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to prize excessively...
overproof
20
19
a spirit with a high...
overproud
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18
exceedingly or undul...
overpumps
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OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overquick
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too quick [adj]
overracks
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OVERRACK, to overstr...
overraked
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OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overrakes
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OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overranks
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OVERRANK, to assign...
overrated
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OVERRATE, to rate to...
overrates
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OVERRATE, to rate to...
overreach
21
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to reach beyond, to...
overreact
19
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to react or respond...
overreads
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OVERREAD, to read ov...
overrider
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either of two projec...
overrides
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OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overrigid
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too rigid; too sever...
overripen
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to become too ripe [...
overroast
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to roast too much [v...
overruffs
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OVERRUFF, at cards,...
overruled
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OVERRULE, to disallo...
overruler
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one who overrules [n...
overrules
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OVERRULE, to disallo...
oversails
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OVERSAIL, to project...
oversales
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OVERSALE, the act of...
oversalts
18
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OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversauce
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to sauce excessively...
oversaved
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OVERSAVE, to save to...
oversaves
18
17
OVERSAVE, to save to...
overscale
20
17
oversize, also OVERS...
overscore
19
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to score or draw lin...
overseeds
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OVERSEED, to seed to...
overseers
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OVERSEER, one that o...
oversells
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OVERSELL, to sell mo...
oversewed
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OVERSEW, to sew over...
oversexed
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excessively sexual [...
overshade
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to cover with shade...
oversharp
21
18
too sharp [adj]
overshine
18
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(Shakespeare) to shi...
overshirt
20
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a shirt worn over an...
overshoes
18
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OVERSHOE, a protecti...
overshone
17
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OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overshoot
18
15
to shoot over or bey...
overshots
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OVERSHOT, a type of...
oversides
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OVERSIDE, the other...
oversight
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a failure to notice...
oversized
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OVERSIZE, to cover w...
oversizes
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OVERSIZE, to cover w...
overskips
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OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overskirt
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an upper skirt, shor...
oversleep
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to sleep past a plan...
overslept
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OVERSLEEP, to sleep...
overslips
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OVERSLIP, to leave o...
overslipt
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OVERSLIP, to leave o...
oversmoke
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to smoke excessively...
oversoaks
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OVERSOAK, to soak to...
oversouls
18
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OVERSOUL, the divine...
oversowed
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OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspend
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to spend to excess [...
overspent
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OVERSPEND, to spend...
overspice
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to spice excessively...
overspill
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the proportion of a...
overspilt
21
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OVERSPILL, to spill...
overspins
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OVERSPIN, a forward...
overstaff
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to employ too many s...
overstain
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to cover with a stai...
overstand
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(archaic) to endure...
overstank
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OVERSTINK, to stink...
overstare
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to outstare [v OVERS...
overstate
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to state in too stro...
overstays
23
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OVERSTAY, to stay be...
oversteer
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to steer excessively...
oversteps
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OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstink
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to stink more than [...
overstirs
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OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstock
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to stock in excess [...
overstood
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OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
overstory
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the highest level of...
overstrew
20
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to strew or scatter...
overstudy
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to study to excess [...
overstuff
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20
to stuff to excess [...
overstunk
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OVERSTINK, to stink...
oversways
26
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OVERSWAY, to bear do...
overswear
19
16
to swear anew [v OVE...
oversweet
19
16
excessively sweet [a...
overswell
22
18
to swell or rise abo...
overswims
22
19
OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
overswing
21
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an excessive swing [...
overswore
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OVERSWEAR, to swear...
oversworn
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OVERSWEAR, to swear...
overswung
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OVERSWING [v]
overtaken
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OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtakes
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OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtalks
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18
OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasks
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OVERTASK, to impose...
overtaxed
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OVERTAX, to tax too...
overtaxes
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20
OVERTAX, to tax too...
overteach
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to teach too much [v...
overteems
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OVERTEEM, to produce...
overthick
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too thick [adj]
overthink
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to think to excess [...
overthrew
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OVERTHROW [v]
overthrow
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a defeat [n -S] / to...
overtight
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too tight [adj]
overtimed
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OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtimer
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one who works overti...
overtimes
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OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtimid
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too timid [adj]
overtired
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OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtires
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OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtness
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the state of being o...
overtoils
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OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtones
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OVERTONE, in music,...
overtower
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to tower over or abo...
overtrade
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to trade beyond one'...
overtrain
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to train to excess [...
overtreat
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to treat excessively...
overtrick
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at bridge, a trick i...
overtrims
19
16
OVERTRIM, to trim to...
overtrips
20
16
OVERTRIP, to trip ni...
overtrump
21
20
to trump with a high...
overtrust
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to trust excessively...
overtured
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OVERTURE, to put for...
overtures
17
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OVERTURE, to put for...
overturns
17
15
OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overtyped
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OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overtypes
25
18
OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overurged
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OVERURGE, to urge to...
overurges
18
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OVERURGE, to urge to...
overusing
18
17
OVERUSE, to use too...
overvalue
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19
to value too highly...
overveils
20
18
OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overviews
22
20
OVERVIEW, a summary...
overvivid
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excessively vivid [a...
overvoted
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OVERVOTE, to defeat...
overvotes
18
17
OVERVOTE, to defeat...
overwarms
21
19
OVERWARM, to warm to...
overwatch
25
21
to watch too much [v...
overwater
19
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to water excessively...
overwears
19
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OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overweary
25
18
to weary too much; t...
overweens
18
17
OVERWEEN, to expect...
overweigh
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to exceed in weight;...
overwhelm
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to crush with someth...
overwinds
20
18
OVERWIND, to wind to...
overwings
21
19
OVERWING, to fly ove...
overwords
20
17
OVERWORD, (Scots) th...
overworks
21
20
OVERWORK, to cause t...
overwound
19
19
OVERWIND, to wind to...
overwraps
22
19
OVERWRAP, to wrap ex...
overwrest
20
16
to wrest or force fr...
overwrite
20
16
to write in a labour...
overwrote
19
16
OVERWRITE, to write...
overyears
22
15
OVERYEAR, to keep in...
overzeals
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OVERZEAL, excess or...
ovibovine
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of or relating to th...
oviductal
22
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relating to the ovid...
oviferous
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egg-carrying, also O...
ovigerous
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egg-carrying, also O...
oviparity
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the production of of...
oviparous
19
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producing offspring...
oviposits
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OVIPOSIT, to lay or...
oviraptor
19
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a small two-footed d...
ovotestes
16
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OVOTESTIS, an organ...
ovotestis
17
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an organ which produ...
ovulating
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OVULATE, to produce...
ovulation
17
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the act of releasing...
ovulatory
24
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relating to ovulatio...
owerloups
21
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OWERLOUP, to leap ov...
ownerless
18
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without an owner [ad...
ownership
22
18
the state of being a...
owrecomes
21
18
OWRECOME [n]
owrewords
21
16
OWREWORD, (Scots) th...
oxacillin
26
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a semisynthetic peni...
oxalating
22
20
OXALATE, to treat wi...
oxazepams
26
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OXAZEPAM, a tranquil...
oxidating
22
20
OXIDATE, to combine...
oxidation
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the act of oxidizing...
oxidative
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relating to oxidatio...
oxidisers
22
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OXIDISER, an oxidant...
oxidising
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OXIDISE, to combine...
oxidizers
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OXIDIZER, an oxidant...
oxidizing
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OXIDIZE, to combine...
oximeters
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OXIMETER, a photoele...
oxpeckers
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OXPECKER, an African...
oxtongues
21
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OXTONGUE, any of sev...
oxycodone
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an opiate drug used...
oxygenase
26
21
an enzyme [n -S]
oxygenate
26
21
to impregnate or tre...
oxygenise
27
21
to oxygenate, also O...
oxygenize
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to oxygenate, also O...
oxygenous
27
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consisting of or con...
oxymorons
27
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OXYMORON, a self-con...
oxyphiles
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OXYPHILE, an organis...
oxyphilic
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thriving in an acid...
oxytocics
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OXYTOCIC, a drug tha...
oxytocins
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OXYTOCIN, a pituitar...
oxytropes
29
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OXYTROPE, a genus of...
oysterers
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OYSTERER, one who de...
oystering
22
14
gathering oysters [n...
oysterman
21
15
one who gathers or b...
oystermen
21
15
OYSTERMAN, one who g...
oystriges
23
13
OYSTRIGE, (Spenser)...
ozocerite
20
21
a waxy natural paraf...
ozokerite
18
22
a waxy natural paraf...
ozonating
17
22
OZONATE, to treat wi...
ozonation
15
20
the act of treating...
ozonisers
17
19
OZONISER, a device f...
ozonising
18
22
OZONISE, to convert...
ozonizers
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OZONIZER, a device f...
ozonizing
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OZONIZE, to convert...
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