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2 letter words that contains ER

2 letter ER word

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er 3 2 used to express hesi...

4 letter words that contains ER

4 letter ER word

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aber 8 7 (Welsh) an estuary [...
acer 9 7 a plant of the maple...
aero 5 4 (Relating to) aircra...
aery 12 6 the nest of a bird o...
ager 7 6 one that ages [n -S]
aper 8 7 one who mimics [n -S...
aver 8 8 to declare positivel...
beer 8 7 an alcoholic drink m...
bere 8 7 barley, esp. the six...
berg 10 9 (short for) iceberg...
berk 10 11 (colloquial) a fool,...
berm 10 10 a narrow shelf or pa...
bier 9 7 a coffin stand [n -S...
brer 9 7 (US dialect) brother...
cere 9 7 to wrap in a waxy cl...
cero 9 7 (Spanish) a large sp...
cert 10 7 (short for) a certai...
cher 12 9 (French) dear [adj]
deer 6 5 a ruminant mammal [n...
dere 6 5 to injure, also DEAR...
derm 8 8 the true skin, below...
dern 6 6 secret; lonely, also...
dero 6 5 (Australian slang) a...
derv 9 9 fuel for a diesel en...
doer 6 5 one that does someth...
dyer 13 7 one who dyes [n -S]
eery 12 6 uncanny, also EERIE...
eger 7 6 a tidal flood, also...
eras 6 4 ERA, a main division...
ered 6 5 ERE, to plough [v]
eres 6 4 ERE, to plough [v]
erev 8 8 the day before a Jew...
ergo 7 6 (short for) ergomete...
ergs 8 6 ERG, a unit of work...
erhu 9 7 a Chinese two-string...
eric 10 7 a murderer's fine in...
erks 8 8 ERK, (slang) an airc...
erne 5 5 an eagle, esp. a lon...
erns 6 5 ERN, (Milton) to ear...
eros 6 4 (Greek) the sum of t...
errs 7 4 ERR, to make a mista...
erst 7 4 formerly, also EARST...
eruv 9 9 a designated region...
ever 8 8 at all times [adv]
ewer 9 7 a jug with a wide mo...
eyer 12 6 one who eyes [n -S]
feer 8 7 (Scots) to draw the...
fere 8 7 a companion, also FE...
ferm 10 10 (Spenser) a farm, lo...
fern 8 8 a flowerless vascula...
fier 9 7 a companion, also FE...
gere 7 6 (Spenser) gear, equi...
germ 9 9 to put forth buds, s...
gers 8 6 GER, in Mongolia, an...
gert 8 6 (dialect) very big [...
goer 7 6 one that goes [n -S]
herb 11 9 a seed-bearing plant...
herd 9 7 to bring together a...
here 8 6 this place [n -S]
herl 10 7 a feathered fishing...
herm 10 9 a type of statue, al...
hern 8 7 (dialect) a heron [n...
hero 8 6 a brave man [n HEROE...
hers 9 6 the possessive case...
hery 15 8 (Spenser) to praise,...
hoer 8 6 one who hoes [n -S]
huer 9 7 a pilchard fishermen...
icer 10 7 a person who makes o...
jeer 8 13 to mock, also GEARE...
jerk 10 17 to move spasmodicall...
kerb 10 11 to provide with a pa...
kerf 10 11 an incision made by...
kern 7 9 to be formed with a...
kero 7 8 (Australian slang) k...
kier 8 8 a vat for boiling an...
laer 7 5 (Afrikaans) in South...
leer 7 5 to look with a sidew...
lere 7 5 (Scots) to teach, al...
lerp 10 8 (Native Australian)...
lier 8 5 one who lies [n -S]
meer 7 7 to mark off, also ME...
merc 11 10 (short for) a mercen...
mere 7 7 nothing more, nothin...
meri 8 7 (Maori) a war-club [...
merk 9 11 an old Scotch silver...
merl 9 8 a blackbird, also ME...
moer 7 7 (South African slang...
nerd 6 6 a person obsessed wi...
nerk 7 9 a bothersome idiot [...
omer 7 7 a Hebrew unit of dry...
oner 5 5 something unique [n...
over 8 8 above, in excess, al...
ower 9 7 (Scots) over, also O...
oxer 12 11 in foxhunting, an ox...
oyer 12 6 (obsolete) a hearing...
peer 8 7 to look narrowly or...
perc 12 10 (short for) perchlor...
pere 8 7 (French) father [n -...
peri 9 7 a supernatural being...
perk 10 11 to carry oneself jau...
perm 10 10 to permanent wave th...
pern 8 8 to move with a spira...
perp 11 10 (colloquial) short f...
pert 9 7 impudent, jaunty [ad...
perv 11 11 (short for) pervert,...
pier 9 7 a structure extendin...
puer 9 8 to tan leather with...
ruer 7 5 one who rues [n -S]
seer 6 4 a prophet [n -S]
sera 6 4 SERUM, the watery po...
sere 6 4 withered, dry, also...
serf 9 7 a person in modified...
serk 8 8 (Scots) a shirt or c...
serr 7 4 to press close, also...
sers 7 4 SER, an Indian unit...
sker 8 8 to scour, search; to...
suer 7 5 one who sues [n -S]
teer 6 4 to daub, plaster [v...
terf 9 7 (Milton) turf, also...
term 8 7 to designate [v -ED,...
tern 6 5 a long-winged aquati...
tier 7 4 to arrange in rows [...
tyer 13 6 one who ties [n -S]
user 7 5 one that uses [n -S]
veer 8 8 to change direction...
vera 8 8 very, also VERRA [ad...
verb 11 11 a part of speech tha...
verd 9 9 as in verd antique,...
vers 9 8 (French) verse [n]
vert 9 8 (colloquial) to beco...
very 15 10 absolute [adj VERIER...
vier 9 8 one who vies [n -S]
weer 9 7 WEE, small [adj]
were 9 7 BE, to exist [v]
wero 9 7 (Maori) a challenge...
wert 10 7 BE, to exist [v]
yerd 13 7 (Scots) to bury, als...
yerk 14 10 to tie with a jerk,...
zerk 11 17 a fitting on a beari...
zero 9 13 to set at or adjust...

5 letter words that contains ER

5 letter ER word

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abers 10 8 ABER, (Welsh) an est...
abler 11 9 ABLE, competent, als...
acerb 13 11 bitter and sour, als...
acers 11 8 ACER, a plant of the...
acker 12 12 (Australian slang) a...
adder 8 7 a venomous snake [n...
aerie 7 5 the nest of a bird o...
aeros 7 5 AERO, (Relating to)...
after 10 8 later in time [prep]
agers 9 7 AGER, one that ages...
agger 10 9 (historical) an arti...
aider 8 6 one who aids [n -S]
aiery 14 7 the nest of a bird o...
aimer 9 8 one who aims [n -S]
airer 8 5 a frame on which to...
aiver 10 9 (Scots) a draft hors...
alder 9 7 any tree of the genu...
alert 9 6 ready for sudden act...
alter 9 6 to make different [v...
amber 11 11 a fossil resin, used...
ameer 8 8 a Muslim governor, a...
anger 8 8 wrath [adj ANGERLY]...
anker 8 10 an old wine measure...
apers 10 8 APER, one who mimics...
apert 10 8 (archaic) open, publ...
apery 16 10 the act of aping [n...
apter 10 8 APT, suited to [adj]
arere 7 5 (Spenser) backward,...
armer 9 8 one who arms [n -S]
asker 9 9 one who asks [n -S]
asper 10 8 a Turkish money of a...
aster 8 5 a plant of the Aster...
auger 9 8 a kind of boring too...
avers 10 9 AVER, to declare pos...
avert 10 9 to ward off [v -ED,...
awner 10 9 a machine for removi...
baker 11 12 one that bakes [n -S...
baler 11 9 one who bales [n -S]
barer 10 8 BARE, unclothed, unc...
baser 10 8 BASE, mean [adj]
beers 10 8 BEER, an alcoholic d...
beery 16 10 smelling of beer [ad...
beray 16 10 (obsolete) to befoul...
beres 10 8 BERE, barley, esp. t...
beret 10 8 a flat round woollen...
bergs 12 10 BERG, (short for) ic...
berko 11 12 (Australian slang) b...
berks 12 12 BERK, (colloquial) a...
berme 11 11 a narrow shelf or pa...
berms 12 11 BERM, to provide a b...
berob 12 11 (Spenser) to rob [v...
berry 17 10 a fleshy fruit which...
berth 13 10 to moor a ship [v -E...
beryl 18 11 a semiprecious stone...
bever 12 12 to snack [v -ED, -IN...
bider 11 9 one who bides [n -S]
biers 11 8 BIER, a coffin stand...
biker 12 12 one who rides a bike...
biner 10 9 (short for) karabine...
biter 11 8 that which bites [n...
blaer 11 9 BLAE, blackish blue...
blert 12 9 (colloquial) a fooli...
bluer 12 10 BLUE, having the col...
boner 9 9 (US slang) a stupid...
borer 10 8 one that bores [n -S...
bower 13 11 to enclose in a shad...
boxer 16 15 a person who boxes o...
breer 10 8 to sprout above grou...
brere 10 8 (Spenser) a briar, a...
brers 11 8 BRER, (US dialect) b...
brier 11 8 a prickly shrub, als...
buyer 17 11 one that buys [n -S]
caber 13 11 (Scots) a heavy wood...
cager 12 10 a basketball player...
caner 10 9 one who canes [n -S]
caper 13 11 to leap or skip like...
carer 11 8 one that cares [n -S...
cater 11 8 to provide food and...
caver 13 12 one who explores cav...
ceder 11 9 one who cedes [n -S]
cerci 15 11 CERCUS, a sensory ap...
cered 11 9 CERE, to wrap in a w...
ceres 11 8 CERE, to wrap in a w...
cerge 12 10 a large wax candle b...
ceria 11 8 cerium oxide [n -S]
ceric 15 11 containing cerium [a...
cerne 10 9 (Shakespeare) to con...
ceros 11 8 CERO, (Spanish) a la...
certs 12 8 CERT, (short for) a...
certy 18 10 as in by my certy, S...
cheer 13 10 to applaud with shou...
chere 13 10 (French) dear (femin...
chert 14 10 a microcrystalline f...
cider 12 9 an alcoholic drink m...
citer 12 8 one who cites [n -S]
clerk 14 13 to serve as an offic...
coder 11 9 one who writes code...
comer 12 11 one showing great pr...
cooer 10 8 one that coos [n -S]
coper 13 11 a ship for supplying...
corer 11 8 a device for removin...
cover 13 12 to spread something...
cower 14 11 to cringe [v -ED, -I...
coyer 17 10 COY, modest, bashful...
crier 12 8 one that cries, also...
cryer 18 10 one that cries, also...
cuber 14 12 a machine for cuttin...
curer 12 9 one who cures [n -S]
cuter 12 9 CUTE, pleasingly att...
cyber 20 13 involving computers...
cyder 18 11 an alcoholic drink m...
daker 9 10 to lounge, also DACK...
darer 8 6 one who dares [n -S]
dater 8 6 one who dates [n -S]
dazer 11 15 something that dazes...
deere 7 6 (Spenser) a deer [n...
deers 8 6 DEER, a ruminant mam...
defer 10 9 to postpone [v DEFER...
derat 8 6 to rid of rats [v DE...
deray 14 8 (obsolete) to derang...
derby 17 11 a type of hat [n DER...
dered 8 7 DERE, to injure, als...
deres 8 6 DERE, to injure, als...
derig 10 8 to dismantle [v DERI...
derma 9 9 the true skin, below...
derms 10 9 DERM, the true skin,...
derns 8 7 DERN [n]
deros 8 6 DERO, (Australian sl...
derro 8 6 (Australian slang) a...
derry 15 8 (Australian slang) a...
derth 11 8 (Spenser) dearth [n...
dervs 11 10 DERV, fuel for a die...
deter 8 6 to hinder or prevent...
dicer 12 9 a device that dices...
diker 10 10 a person who makes d...
dimer 10 9 a molecular compound...
diner 8 7 one that dines [n -S...
direr 9 6 DIRE, disastrous [ad...
diver 11 10 one who dives; a div...
doers 8 6 DOER, one that does...
doner 7 7 as in doner kebab, g...
doper 10 9 one who dopes [n -S]
doser 8 6 one who doses [n -S]
doter 8 6 one who dotes, also...
dover 10 10 (Scots) to doze, als...
dower 11 9 to provide with a do...
dozer 11 15 one who dozes [n -S]
dreer 8 6 DREE, (Scots) dreary...
drere 8 6 (Spenser) dreariness...
drier 9 6 an apparatus for dry...
dryer 15 8 an apparatus for dry...
duper 11 10 one who dupes anothe...
dyers 15 8 DYER, one who dyes [...
eager 8 7 a tidal flood, also...
easer 7 5 one who eases [n -S]
eater 7 5 one who eats [n -S]
edger 9 8 a tool used to trim...
eerie 7 5 uncanny, also EERY [...
egers 9 7 EGER, a tidal flood,...
egger 10 9 any of several large...
eider 8 6 a large sea duck [n...
elder 9 7 a kind of shrub or s...
elver 11 10 a young eel [n -S]
ember 11 11 a small piece of woo...
emeer 8 8 (Arabic) an Eastern...
emerg 10 10 the section of a hos...
emery 15 10 to coat with emery (...
emmer 10 11 (German) a primitive...
ender 7 7 one that ends someth...
enter 7 6 to go or come in [v...
erase 7 5 to efface or rub out...
erbia 10 8 erbium oxide [n -S]
erect 11 8 upright [adj ERECTLY...
erevs 10 9 EREV, the day before...
ergon 8 8 (Greek) work or busi...
ergos 9 7 ERGO, (short for) er...
ergot 9 7 a fungal disease of...
erhus 11 8 ERHU, a Chinese two-...
erica 11 8 a shrub of the heath...
erick 13 12 a murderer's fine in...
erics 12 8 ERIC, a murderer's f...
ering 9 8 ERE, to plough [v]
erned 7 7 ERNE [v]
ernes 7 6 ERNE [v]
erode 7 6 to wear away [v EROD...
erose 7 5 irregularly notched...
erred 8 6 ERR, to make a mista...
error 8 5 a mistake [n -S]
erses 8 5 ERS, a European vetc...
eruct 12 9 to belch out, also E...
erugo 9 8 a green film that fo...
erupt 11 9 to break out or thro...
eruvs 11 10 ERUV, a designated r...
erven 9 10 ERF, in South Africa...
ervil 12 10 a European vetch, al...
esker 9 9 a narrow ridge of gr...
ester 8 5 a compound formed by...
ether 10 7 a volatile liquid us...
evert 10 9 to turn inside out [...
every 16 11 each without excepti...
ewers 11 8 EWER, a jug with a w...
exert 14 12 to make an effort [v...
eyers 14 7 EYER, one who eyes [...
facer 13 11 a sudden difficulty...
fader 10 9 a sliding control as...
faery 16 10 (archaic) the world...
faker 11 12 one who fakes e.g. w...
farer 10 8 a traveller [n -S]
faver 12 12 FAVE, (slang) favour...
fayer 16 10 FAY, whimsical, also...
feers 10 8 FEER, (Scots) to dra...
feral 11 9 of a species which b...
ferer 10 8 FERE, able [adj]
feres 10 8 FERE, a companion, a...
feria 10 8 a weekday which is n...
ferly 18 11 marvellous [adj FERL...
fermi 12 11 in physics, a unit o...
ferms 12 11 FERM, (Spenser) a fa...
ferns 10 9 FERN, a flowerless v...
ferny 16 11 covered with ferns [...
ferry 17 10 to transport by a ty...
fever 12 12 to affect with an ab...
fewer 13 11 FEW, not many [adj]
feyer 16 10 FEY, foreseeing the...
fiber 13 11 a threadlike cell or...
fiere 10 8 a companion, also FE...
fiers 11 8 FIER, a companion, a...
fiery 17 10 intensely hot [adj F...
fifer 13 11 one who plays the fi...
filer 12 9 a person or thing th...
finer 10 9 a refiner [n -S]
firer 11 8 a person who fires [...
fiver 13 12 a five dollar bill,...
fixer 17 15 one that fixes [n -S...
fleer 11 9 to deride by making...
flier 12 9 one that flies, also...
flyer 18 11 one that flies, also...
fouer 10 9 FOU, (Scots) drunk [...
foyer 16 10 a large room in a th...
freer 10 8 one who frees [n -S]
frere 10 8 a friar [n -S]
frier 11 8 a pan or container f...
fryer 17 10 a pan or container f...
fuero 10 9 (Spanish) a Basque l...
fumer 12 12 one that fumes [n -S...
gager 10 9 one who gauges; an o...
gamer 10 10 a player who relishe...
gaper 11 10 a mollusc with a she...
gater 9 7 an alligator, also G...
gayer 15 9 GAY, cheerful [adj]
gazer 12 16 one who gazes [n -S]
gerah 11 9 a Hebrew unit of wei...
gerbe 11 10 (French) a (heraldic...
geres 9 7 GERE, (Spenser) gear...
gerle 10 8 (Spenser) a girl [n...
germs 11 10 GERM, to put forth b...
germy 17 12 full of germs [adj G...
gerne 8 8 (Spenser) to grin or...
geyer 15 9 GEY, considerable [a...
giber 12 10 one who gibes, also...
giver 12 11 one that gives [n -S...
gluer 11 9 one who glues [n -S]
goers 9 7 GOER, one that goes...
gofer 11 10 a waffle with a patt...
goier 9 7 GOEY, anxious to go...
gomer 10 10 an unwanted hospital...
goner 8 8 one who is in a hope...
haler 11 8 a coin of the Czech...
hater 10 7 one who hates [n -S]
haver 12 11 to hem and haw [v -E...
hayer 16 9 one who makes hay [n...
hazer 13 16 one who hazes, a tea...
heder 10 8 (Hebrew) a Jewish sc...
herbs 13 10 HERB, a seed-bearing...
herby 19 12 abounding with herbs...
herds 11 8 HERD, to bring toget...
heres 10 7 (Latin) an heir, als...
herls 12 8 HERL, a feathered fi...
herma 11 10 a type of statue, al...
herms 12 10 HERM, a type of stat...
herns 10 8 HERN, (dialect) a he...
heron 9 8 a wading bird [n -S]
heros 10 7 HERO, a brave man [n...
herry 17 9 (Spenser) to praise,...
herse 10 7 (obsolete) a harrow...
hertz 14 16 a unit of electromag...
herye 16 9 (Spenser) to praise,...
hewer 13 10 one that hews [n -S]
hexer 16 14 one who hexes, casts...
hider 11 8 one who hides [n -S]
hiker 12 11 one who hikes [n -S]
hirer 11 7 one who hires [n -S]
hiver 13 11 someone who hives [n...
hoers 10 7 HOER, one who hoes [...
homer 11 10 to hit a home run [v...
honer 9 8 a tool for honing [n...
hoper 12 10 one who hopes [n -S]
hoser 10 7 a person who deceive...
hover 12 11 to hang suspended in...
huers 11 8 HUER, a pilchard fis...
huger 12 10 HUGE, very large [ad...
hyper 19 12 an excitable person...
icers 12 8 ICER, a person who m...
icier 12 8 ICY, covered with ic...
icker 13 12 (Scots) a single ear...
idler 10 7 one that idles [n -S...
iller 11 7 ILL, unwell [adj]
inerm 9 9 without thorns, also...
inert 8 6 passive [adj INERTER...
infer 10 9 to reach or derive b...
inker 9 10 one who inks; a pad...
inner 7 7 interior [adj INNERL...
inter 8 6 to bury [v INTERRED,...
ither 11 7 other [adj]
jager 11 16 a German army marksm...
japer 12 17 one who japes [n -S]
jeers 10 14 JEER, to mock, also...
jerid 11 15 a wooden Oriental ja...
jerks 12 18 JERK, to move spasmo...
jerky 18 20 dried meat [n JERKIE...
jerry 17 16 (colloquial) a chamb...
jiber 13 17 one who jibes, also...
jiver 13 18 one who jives [n -S]
joker 11 18 one that jokes [n -S...
kerbs 12 12 KERB, to provide wit...
kerel 10 10 (Afrikaans) a chap o...
kerfs 12 12 KERF, to make an inc...
kerky 17 15 stupid [adj KERKIER,...
kerma 10 12 a term in physics re...
kerne 8 10 a medieval foot sold...
kerns 9 10 KERN, to be formed w...
keros 9 9 KERO, (Australian sl...
kerry 16 11 one of an Irish bree...
kerve 11 13 (Spenser) to carve [...
keyer 15 11 a device that turns...
kiers 10 9 KIER, a vat for boil...
kiter 10 9 one that kites, obta...
koker 10 13 (Dutch) in Guyana, a...
lacer 12 9 one that laces [n -S...
lader 9 7 one who lades [n -S]
laers 9 6 LAER, to make a defe...
lager 10 8 to form a defensive...
laker 10 10 a fish found in lake...
lamer 10 9 LAME, disabled in th...
laser 9 6 a source of high-int...
later 9 6 LATE, coming after t...
laver 11 10 an edible seaweed of...
lawer 12 9 LAW, (Scots) low [ad...
laxer 15 13 LAX, slack or loose...
layer 15 8 a single thickness,...
leers 9 6 LEER, to look with a...
leery 15 8 cunning, wary, also...
leger 10 8 one who sells short...
leper 11 9 one affected with le...
lered 9 7 LERE, (Scots) to tea...
leres 9 6 LERE, (Scots) to tea...
lerps 12 9 LERP, (Native Austra...
lever 11 10 to prise open [v -ED...
liber 12 9 a book of public rec...
liers 10 6 LIER, one who lies [...
lifer 12 9 a prisoner serving a...
liger 11 8 the offspring of a m...
liker 11 10 one who likes [n -S]
liner 9 7 a passenger ship, es...
liter 10 6 (US) a measure of ca...
liver 12 10 a secreting organ [n...
loner 8 7 one who avoids other...
loper 11 9 one of a pair of sli...
loser 9 6 one who loses [n -S]
lover 11 10 someone who loves [n...
lower 12 9 to appear dark and t...
luger 11 9 one who rides a luge...
lurer 10 7 one who lures [n -S]
luser 10 7 a user of a computer...
luter 10 7 a lute-player, also...
luxer 16 14 LUXE, (French) luxur...
macer 12 11 an official who carr...
maerl 10 9 calcified red seawee...
maker 10 12 one that makes, also...
maser 9 8 a device used to amp...
mater 9 8 (Latin) mother [n MA...
mazer 12 17 a large drinking ves...
meers 9 8 MEER, to mark off, a...
merch 15 13 (colloquial) merchan...
mercs 13 11 MERC, (short for) a...
mercy 19 13 compassion and cleme...
merde 9 9 (French) excrement,...
mered 9 9 MERE, to mark off, d...
merel 10 9 a counter used in a...
merer 9 8 MERE, nothing more,...
meres 9 8 MERE, to mark off, d...
merge 10 10 to combine [v MERGED...
meril 11 9 a counter used in a...
meris 10 8 MERI, (Maori) a war-...
merit 10 8 to deserve [v -ED, -...
merks 11 12 MERK, an old Scotch...
merle 10 9 a blackbird, also ME...
merls 11 9 MERL, a blackbird, a...
merry 16 10 mirthful, also MERRI...
merse 9 8 (Scots) a low flat m...
meter 9 8 to measure by mechan...
miler 11 9 one who runs in mile...
mimer 11 11 one that mimes [n -S...
miner 9 9 one that mines [n -S...
miser 10 8 one who hoards money...
miter 10 8 (US) to join with a...
mixer 16 15 one that mixes [n -S...
moder 9 9 (German) a layer of...
moers 9 8 MOER, (South African...
moner 8 9 a hypothetical simpl...
moper 11 11 one who mopes [n -S]
mover 11 12 one that moves [n -S...
mower 12 11 one that mows [n -S]
muser 10 9 one who muses [n -S]
muter 10 9 MUTE, dumb [adj]
naker 8 10 a small kettledrum [...
namer 8 9 one who names [n -S]
neper 9 9 a unit for expressin...
neral 8 7 the trans-isomer of...
nerds 8 7 NERD, a person obses...
nerdy 14 9 socially inept, also...
nerka 8 10 the sockeye salmon [...
nerks 9 10 NERK, a bothersome i...
nerol 8 7 a fragrant alcohol [...
nerts 8 6 used to express defi...
nertz 11 15 used to express defi...
nerve 9 10 to give courage to [...
nervy 16 12 nervous [adj NERVIER...
never 9 10 at no time [adv]
newer 10 9 NEW, of recent origi...
nicer 11 9 NICE, agreeable; pre...
niger 9 8 (obsolete) a negro,...
niner 7 7 a student in the nin...
niter 8 6 potassium nitrate or...
nixer 14 13 (Australian slang) a...
noser 7 6 (slang) a blow or fa...
noter 7 6 a person who makes n...
nuder 8 8 NUDE, without clothe...
oaker 8 9 (Spenser) ochre, a p...
oater 7 5 a cowboy movie [n -S...
ocher 13 10 a native pigment com...
ocker 12 12 (Australian slang) a...
odder 8 7 ODD, strange, unpair...
offer 12 11 to present for consi...
ofter 10 8 OFT, often [adv]
ogler 10 8 one who ogles [n -S]
oiler 9 6 someone who or somet...
older 9 7 OLD, living for a lo...
oller 10 7 (dialect) waste grou...
omber 11 11 a card game, also OM...
omers 9 8 OMER, a Hebrew unit...
oncer 10 9 (slang) a one-pound...
oners 7 6 ONER, something uniq...
onery 13 8 (colloquial) cantank...
opera 9 8 a form of musical dr...
opter 10 8 someone who opts [n...
order 8 6 to give a command to...
ormer 9 8 a sea snail of rocky...
osier 8 5 a species of willow...
other 10 7 one that remains of...
otter 8 5 to fish with a board...
outer 8 6 a part of an archery...
overs 10 9 OVER, to go, leap or...
overt 10 9 open to view [adj OV...
owler 12 9 a smuggler of wool o...
owner 10 9 one that owns [n -S]
oxers 14 12 OXER, in foxhunting,...
oxter 14 12 (Scots) to take unde...
oyers 14 7 OYER, (obsolete) a h...
pacer 13 11 a horse whose gait i...
pager 11 10 an electronic device...
paler 11 9 PALE, lacking colour...
paper 12 11 to cover with a thin...
parer 10 8 an instrument for pa...
pater 10 8 a father [n -S]
paver 12 12 a person who lays pa...
pawer 13 11 one who paws [n -S]
payer 16 10 one who pays, also P...
peers 10 8 PEER, to look narrow...
peery 16 10 a wooden spinning to...
perai 10 8 a ferocious, carnivo...
perce 13 11 (Spenser) to pierce,...
perch 16 13 to sit in an elevate...
percs 14 11 PERC, (short for) pe...
perdu 11 10 (Shakespeare) a sold...
perdy 17 11 (Shakespeare) assure...
perea 9 8 PEREON, a crustacean...
peres 10 8 PERE, (French) fathe...
peril 12 9 to put in danger, al...
peris 11 8 PERI, a supernatural...
perks 12 12 PERK, to carry onese...
perky 18 14 cheerful, lively [ad...
perms 12 11 PERM, to permanent w...
perns 10 9 PERN [n]
perog 11 10 (Russian) a large Ru...
perps 13 11 PERP, (colloquial) s...
perry 17 10 a beverage of pear j...
perse 10 8 a dark blue colour [...
perst 11 8 PERSE, (Spenser) to...
perts 11 8 PERT, an impudent pe...
perve 12 12 (short for) a perver...
pervo 12 12 a pervert, also PERV...
pervs 13 12 PERV, to behave as a...
pervy 19 14 perverted [adj PERVI...
peter 10 8 to diminish graduall...
pheer 12 10 a companion, also FE...
piers 11 8 PIER, a structure ex...
piert 11 8 a small plant with s...
piker 12 12 a stingy person, a c...
piler 12 9 one who places thing...
piper 13 11 one who plays the pi...
plier 12 9 one who plies, also...
plyer 18 11 one who plies, also...
poker 11 12 one that pokes [n -S...
poler 11 9 (Australian) one of...
porer 10 8 one who pores [n -S]
poser 10 8 one that poses [n -S...
power 13 11 to equip with mechan...
prier 11 8 one who pries, also...
pryer 17 10 one who pries, also...
pucer 14 12 PUCE, dark red [adj]
puers 11 9 PUER, to tan leather...
puker 12 13 (archaic) an emetic...
puler 12 10 one who pules [n -S]
purer 11 9 PURE, free from stai...
queer 16 15 strange [adj QUEERER...
quern 16 16 a hand operated ston...
query 23 17 to question [v QUERI...
racer 11 8 one that races [n -S...
rager 9 7 one who rages [n -S]
raker 9 9 in games, a long, fa...
raper 10 8 one who rapes [n -S]
rarer 8 5 RARE, not common [ad...
raser 8 5 one that rases, also...
rater 8 5 one that rates [n -S...
raver 10 9 one that raves [n -S...
rawer 11 8 RAW, uncooked [adj]
razer 11 14 one who razes, also...
refer 10 8 to direct to a sourc...
reran 7 6 RERUN, to show a rep...
rerig 10 7 to rig again [v RERI...
rerun 8 7 to show a repetition...
ricer 12 8 a cooking utensil fo...
rider 9 6 one who rides [n -S]
rifer 11 8 RIFE, abundant, prev...
rimer 10 8 one that rimes, also...
riper 11 8 one who gropes, rans...
riser 9 5 a rod securing a sta...
river 11 9 a large natural stre...
roger 9 7 (slang) to have inte...
roker 9 9 any ray other than a...
roper 10 8 a rope-maker [n -S]
rover 10 9 one who roves [n -S]
rower 11 8 one who rows [n -S]
ruder 9 7 RUDE, boorish [adj]
ruers 9 6 RUER, one who rues [...
ruler 10 7 to strike with an im...
ryper 17 10 RYPE, (Danish) a pta...
saber 10 8 to strike with a typ...
safer 10 8 SAFE, secure [adj]
sager 9 7 SAGE, wise [adj]
saker 9 9 a falcon native to S...
saner 7 6 SANE, mentally sound...
saser 8 5 a device for amplify...
saver 10 9 one that saves [n -S...
sawer 11 8 one who saws, also S...
sayer 14 7 one that says [n -S]
seder 8 6 (Hebrew) a Pesach ce...
seers 8 5 SEER, a prophet [n]
sefer 10 8 (Hebrew) any book of...
serac 11 8 (French) a large mas...
serai 8 5 (Turkish) a caravans...
seral 9 6 pertaining to a seri...
sered 8 6 SERE, to burn the su...
serer 8 5 SERE, withered, dry,...
seres 8 5 SERE, to burn the su...
serfs 11 8 SERF, a person in mo...
serge 9 7 a strong twilled wor...
seric 12 8 silken [adj]
serif 11 8 a decorative stroke...
serin 8 6 a bird of the finch...
serks 10 9 SERK, (Scots) a shir...
seron 7 6 a crate, also SEROON...
serow 11 8 a Himalayan goatlike...
serra 8 5 (Latin) a saw-like o...
serre 8 5 to press close, also...
serrs 9 5 SERR, to press close...
serry 15 7 to press close, clos...
serum 10 9 the watery portion o...
serve 10 9 to work for [v SERVE...
servo 10 9 (Australian slang) a...
sever 10 9 to divide or cut int...
sewer 11 8 to clean or maintain...
sexer 14 12 one who sexes fowls...
sheer 10 7 utter [adj SHEERER,...
sherd 11 8 a fragment of broken...
shere 10 7 (Spenser) sheer [adj...
shero 10 7 a woman regarded as...
shier 11 7 a horse that shies,...
shoer 10 7 one who shoes horses...
shyer 17 9 a horse tending to s...
sider 9 6 a native or inhabita...
siker 10 9 (US) secure, certain...
siler 10 6 a strainer [n -S]
siver 11 9 (Scots) a drain; a g...
sixer 15 12 anything counting fo...
sizer 12 14 a student at Cambrid...
skeer 9 9 (dialect) to scare,...
skers 10 9 SKER, to scour, sear...
skier 10 9 one who skis [n -S]
skyer 16 11 in cricket, a hit hi...
sleer 9 6 SLEE, (Scots) sly [a...
slier 10 6 SLY, cunning, wily;...
slyer 16 8 SLY, cunning, wily;...
smerk 11 12 to smile in a smug m...
sneer 7 6 to curl the lip in c...
sober 10 8 having control of on...
soger 9 7 (dialect) a soldier,...
soler 9 6 (archaic) an upper r...
sorer 8 5 SORE, sensitive to p...
sower 11 8 one who sows [n -S]
spaer 10 8 (Scots) one who fore...
speer 10 8 (Scots) to ask, also...
sperm 12 11 a male gamete [n -S]
spier 11 8 (Scots) to ask, also...
spuer 11 9 one who spues, also...
steer 8 5 to guide or direct,...
stere 8 5 (French) a timber me...
stern 8 6 severe [adj STERNER,...
suber 11 9 (Latin) the bark of...
suers 9 6 SUER, one who sues [...
super 11 9 to reinforce with a...
surer 9 6 SURE, certain [adj]
sweer 11 8 (Scots) slothful; gr...
swerf 14 11 (Scots) to faint, al...
syker 16 11 (Spenser) sure, cert...
syver 17 11 (Scots) a drain; a g...
taber 10 8 a light medieval dru...
taker 9 9 one who takes [n -S]
taler 9 6 (German) an obsolete...
tamer 9 8 one that tames [n -S...
taper 10 8 to become gradually...
taser 8 5 (tradename) a gunlik...
tater 8 5 (colloquial) a potat...
taver 10 9 (Scots) to wander, r...
tawer 11 8 a maker of white lea...
taxer 14 12 one who imposes taxe...
teers 8 5 TEER, to daub, plast...
terai 8 5 (Hindi) a wide-brimm...
teras 8 5 (Greek) a monstrosit...
terce 11 8 a prayer service hel...
terek 9 9 (Russian) a kind of...
teres 8 5 (Latin) either of tw...
terfe 10 8 (Milton) turf, also...
terfs 11 8 TERF, (Milton) turf,...
terga 9 7 TERGUM, (Latin) the...
terms 10 8 TERM, to designate [...
terne 7 6 to cover with an all...
terns 8 6 TERN, a long-winged...
terra 8 5 (Latin) the earth [n...
terry 15 7 an absorbent fabric...
terse 8 5 succinct [adj TERSER...
terts 9 5 (short for) tetrachl...
there 10 7 that place [n -S]
therm 12 10 a unit of quantity o...
tiers 9 5 TIER, to arrange in...
tiger 10 7 a fierce, striped As...
tiler 10 6 a maker or layer of...
timer 10 8 one that times [n -S...
titer 9 5 the concentration of...
toker 9 9 one that tokes, puff...
toner 7 6 fine powdered pigmen...
toper 10 8 a drunkard [n -S]
toter 8 5 one who totes [n -S]
tower 11 8 to rise to a great h...
toyer 14 7 one who toys, a trif...
trier 9 5 one who tries, also...
truer 9 6 TRUE, corresponding...
tryer 15 7 one who tries, also...
tuber 11 9 an underground stem...
tuner 8 7 one who tunes e.g. p...
tuyer 15 8 a pipe through which...
tweer 11 8 (obsolete) to peer [...
twerk 13 12 to thrust the hips u...
twerp 14 11 a small, impudent pe...
twier 12 8 a pipe through which...
twoer 11 8 (colloquial) anythin...
twyer 18 10 a pipe through which...
tyers 15 7 TYER, one who ties [...
tyler 16 8 a maker or layer of...
udder 9 8 a mammary gland [n -...
ulcer 13 10 to affect with a typ...
umber 12 12 to colour with a bro...
under 8 8 in a lower position...
upper 13 12 the part of a boot o...
upter 11 9 (Australian slang) o...
urger 10 8 one who urges [n -S]
users 9 6 USER, one that uses...
usher 11 8 to escort people to...
uteri 9 6 UTERUS, an organ of...
utter 9 6 complete [adj UTTERE...
vaper 12 12 one who vapes, inhal...
veers 10 9 VEER, to change dire...
veery 16 11 an American thrush,...
verbs 13 12 VERB, a part of spee...
verge 11 11 to come near [v VERG...
verra 10 9 (Scots) very, also V...
verry 17 11 charged or variegate...
verse 10 9 to write in a poetic...
verso 10 9 (Latin) the reverse,...
verst 11 9 (Russian) a unit of...
verts 11 9 VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertu 11 10 a love or taste for...
verve 12 13 the state of being l...
vexer 16 16 one who vexes [n -S]
viers 11 9 VIER, one who vies [...
viler 12 10 VILE, odious [adj]
viner 10 10 a wine grower [n -S]
viper 13 12 a venomous snake [n...
viver 13 13 (dialect) a fishpond...
vomer 11 12 (Latin) any of vario...
voter 10 9 one who votes [n -S]
vower 13 12 one who makes a vow...
wader 11 9 one that wades [n -S...
wafer 13 11 to fasten with an ad...
wager 12 10 to make a bet [v -ED...
waker 12 12 one that wakens, als...
waler 12 9 in India, an Austral...
water 11 8 to sprinkle with a t...
waver 13 12 to move to and fro [...
waxer 17 15 one who waxes [n -S]
weber 13 11 a unit of magnetic f...
weros 11 8 WERO, (Maori) a chal...
wersh 14 10 (Scots) tasteless, i...
where 13 10 the place at or in w...
wider 12 9 WIDE, broad [adj]
wiper 14 11 one that wipes [n -S...
wirer 12 8 one who wires [n -S]
wiser 12 8 WISE, intelligent [a...
wiver 14 12 in heraldry, a drago...
wooer 10 8 one who woos [n -S]
wrier 12 8 WRY, twisted [adj]
wryer 18 10 WRY, twisted [adj]
xeric 18 15 requiring only a sma...
xerox 20 19 to produce by a xero...
xerus 15 13 an African ground sq...
yager 15 9 (German) a huntsman,...
yarer 14 7 YARE, (archaic) nimb...
yerba 16 10 (Spanish) an infusio...
yerds 15 8 YERD, (Scots) to bur...
yerks 16 11 YERK, to tie with a...
yfere 16 10 (obsolete) a friend,...
yoker 15 11 to spit [v -ED, -ING...
zerda 11 15 (Arabic) a desert fo...
zerks 13 18 ZERK, a fitting on a...
zeros 11 14 ZERO, to set at or a...
zoner 10 15 one who zones [n -S]

6 letter words that contains ER

6 letter ER word

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abaser 11 9 one who abases [n -S...
abater 11 9 one who abates [n -S...
abider 12 10 one who abides, or c...
abuser 12 10 one who abuses [n -S...
acater 12 9 (obsolete) an office...
achier 15 11 ACHY, aching [adj]
acider 13 10 ACID, sharp, sour [a...
ackers 14 13 ACKER, (Australian s...
acuter 13 10 ACUTE, sharply point...
adders 10 8 ADDER, a venomous sn...
adhere 11 9 to become or remain...
adorer 9 7 one that adores [n -...
adverb 14 14 a word used to modif...
advert 12 11 an advertisement [n...
aerate 8 6 to put air into [v A...
aerial 10 7 pertaining to the ai...
aeried 9 7 having aeries, e.g....
aerier 9 6 AERY, airy [adj]
aeries 9 6 AERIE, the nest of a...
aerify 18 11 to infuse air into;...
aerily 17 9 AERY, airy [adv]
aerobe 10 9 an organism that req...
aerugo 10 9 a green film that fo...
aether 11 8 the upper region of...
affeer 13 12 (archaic) to assess;...
afters 12 9 the latter part of a...
aggers 12 10 AGGER, (historical)...
agiler 12 9 AGILE, able to move...
aiders 10 7 AIDER, one who aids...
aimers 11 9 AIMER, one who aims...
airers 10 6 AIRER, a frame on wh...
airier 10 6 AIRY, relating to ai...
aivers 12 10 AIVER, (Scots) a dra...
albert 13 10 a kind of watch chai...
aldern 10 9 made of alder wood [...
alders 11 8 ALDER, any tree of t...
alerce 13 10 the wood of the sand...
alerts 11 7 ALERT, to warn [v]
aliner 10 8 one who alines, also...
almery 18 12 a cupboard for sacre...
almner 11 11 a giver of alms; a s...
altern 10 8 (archaic) alternate...
alters 11 7 ALTER, to make diffe...
ambeer 12 12 the spittle produced...
ambers 13 12 AMBER, a fossil resi...
ambery 19 14 a cupboard for sacre...
ambler 14 13 one who ambles [n -S...
ameers 10 9 AMEER, a Muslim gove...
amerce 13 12 to fine or punish [v...
ampere 12 12 a unit of electric c...
ampler 14 13 AMPLE, plentiful [ad...
amuser 11 10 one who amuses [n -S...
anergy 16 11 the failure of the i...
anerly 16 10 (Scots) only [adv]
angers 10 9 ANGER, to make angry...
angler 11 10 one that angles [n -...
ankers 10 11 ANKER, an old wine m...
answer 12 10 to say, write, or ac...
anther 11 9 the part of the stam...
antler 10 8 the horn of an anima...
apercu 15 13 a brief outline [n -...
archer 15 11 someone who uses a b...
arguer 11 9 one who argues [n -S...
arider 10 7 ARID, very dry [adj]
armers 11 9 ARMER, one who arms...
arsier 10 6 ARSY, (Australian sl...
artery 16 8 a vessel that carrie...
artier 10 6 ARTY, artistic in a...
ashery 18 10 a place where potash...
ashier 12 8 ASHY, covered with a...
ashler 13 9 to build with square...
askers 11 10 ASKER, one who asks...
aspers 12 9 ASPER, a Turkish mon...
assert 10 6 to state positively...
astern 9 7 towards the stern [a...
asters 10 6 ASTER, a plant of th...
astert 10 6 (obsolete) to start...
atoner 8 7 one who atones [n -S...
augers 11 9 AUGER, a kind of bor...
aulder 11 9 AULD, (Scots) old [a...
aunter 9 8 (obsolete) an advent...
averse 11 10 opposed, reluctant [...
averts 12 10 AVERT, to ward off [...
avider 12 11 AVID, eager [adj]
avower 14 13 one who avows [n -S]
avoyer 17 12 (French) a chief mag...
awarer 12 9 AWARE, knowing and a...
awners 12 10 AWNER, a machine for...
awnier 12 10 AWNY, bristly like a...
azerty 19 17 designating a Europe...
babier 14 12 BABY, like a baby [a...
backer 16 16 a supporter [n -S]
badder 12 11 BAD, not good [adj]
badger 13 12 to pester or harass...
bagger 14 13 one that bags [n -S]
bailer 13 10 (US) a person who ba...
baiter 12 9 one who baits [n -S]
bakers 13 13 BAKER, one that bake...
bakery 19 15 a baker's shop [n BA...
balder 13 11 BALD, without hair [...
balers 13 10 BALER, one who bales...
balker 14 14 one who, or that whi...
baller 14 11 a person who or a ma...
bammer 14 15 a fool [n -S]
bander 11 11 a member of a league...
banger 12 12 (colloquial) a sausa...
banker 12 14 a person who works i...
banner 10 11 a square flag bearin...
banter 11 10 to exchange mildly t...
barber 14 12 to shave or cut the...
barker 13 13 (slang) a pistol [n...
barter 12 9 to trade by exchange...
basher 14 11 one who bashes [n -S...
basser 12 9 someone who plays th...
baster 12 9 one who bastes [n -S...
bather 14 11 one who bathes [n -S...
batler 13 10 a wooden mallet for...
batter 12 9 to beat repeatedly [...
bauera 11 10 a kind of evergreen...
bawler 16 13 one who bawls [n -S]
baxter 18 16 (obsolete) a baker [...
beader 11 10 one who makes things...
beaker 12 13 a large cup [n -S]
beamer 12 12 a workman or machine...
bearer 11 9 one who bears [n -S]
beater 11 9 one who beats [n -S]
beaver 13 13 to work hard [v -ED,...
bedder 12 11 one that makes up be...
beeper 13 12 a paging device [n -...
beezer 14 18 (Scots) something of...
beiger 13 11 BEIGE, greyish buff...
belier 13 10 one who belies [n -S...
belter 13 10 an impressive perfor...
bender 11 11 a drunken spree [n -...
berake 12 13 to rake all over [v...
berate 11 9 to scold severely [v...
berays 18 11 BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berber 14 12 a type of carpet [n...
bereft 14 12 BEREAVE, to deprive...
berets 12 9 BERET, a flat round...
bergen 12 12 a type of large ruck...
berime 13 12 to compose in rhyme,...
berley 19 12 (Australian) to scat...
berlin 13 11 an old four-wheeled...
bermed 13 13 BERM, to provide a b...
bermes 13 12 BERME, a narrow shel...
berobs 14 12 BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berret 12 9 a round close-fittin...
bertha 14 11 a woman's deep lace...
berthe 14 11 a woman's deep lace...
berths 15 11 BERTH, to moor a shi...
beryls 20 12 BERYL, a semipreciou...
better 12 9 to improve [v -ED, -...
bevers 14 13 BEVER [n]
bibber 17 15 a tippler [n -S]
bicker 17 16 to squabble [v -ED,...
bidder 13 11 one who bids [n -S]
biders 13 10 BIDER, one who bides...
biffer 17 15 in sports, someone w...
bifter 15 12 (slang) a cannabis c...
bigger 15 13 BIG, of large size [...
bikers 14 13 BIKER, one who rides...
bilker 15 14 one who bilks, elude...
biller 15 11 one who bills [n -S]
binder 12 11 one who binds [n -S]
biners 12 10 BINER, (short for) k...
binger 13 12 someone who binges [...
birder 13 10 a birdwatching enthu...
birler 14 10 one who birls, carou...
bister 13 9 a pigment of warm br...
biters 13 9 BITER, that which bi...
bitser 13 9 (Australian slang) a...
bitter 13 9 having a disagreeabl...
blader 13 11 a person skating wit...
blaher 15 12 BLAH, dull, insipid...
blamer 14 13 one who blames [n -S...
blater 13 10 BLATE, (Scots) timid...
blazer 16 19 a light jacket, ofte...
blerts 14 10 BLERT, (colloquial)...
blower 16 13 something or someone...
bluier 14 11 BLUEY, somewhat blue...
boater 11 9 a kind of straw-hat...
bobber 16 15 a bobsleigh rider [n...
bodger 13 12 a maker of beechwood...
bogger 14 13 (Australian slang) a...
boiler 13 10 a vessel for boiling...
bolder 13 11 BOLD, brave, daring...
bolero 12 10 (Spanish) a Spanish...
bolter 13 10 a sieve, a machine f...
bomber 15 15 an aeroplane that ca...
bonder 11 11 one who bonds [n -S]
boners 11 10 BONER, (US slang) a...
bonier 11 10 BONEY, like bone, al...
bonzer 14 19 (Australian slang) v...
booger 12 11 a bogeyman [n -S]
booker 12 13 one who engages ente...
boomer 12 12 a large male kangaro...
booner 10 10 (Australian slang) a...
boozer 14 18 (slang) a drunkard [...
bopper 16 15 one who dances to po...
border 12 10 to be adjacent to [v...
borers 12 9 BORER, one that bore...
bosker 13 13 (Australian slang) v...
bosser 12 9 BOSS, excellent [adj...
bother 14 11 to annoy [v -ED, -IN...
bovver 16 17 (slang) rowdy or vio...
bowers 15 12 BOWER, to enclose in...
bowery 21 14 a colonial Dutch far...
bowler 16 13 a stiff felt hat wit...
bowser 15 12 (tradename) a light...
bowyer 21 14 a maker of archery b...
boxers 18 16 BOXER, a person who...
boxier 18 16 BOXY, like a box [ad...
bracer 15 12 an archer's leather...
braver 14 13 one who braves [n -S...
brawer 15 12 BRAW, (Scots) fine,...
brayer 18 11 an instrument for sp...
brazer 15 18 one that brazes [n -...
breers 12 9 BREER, to sprout abo...
breres 12 9 BRERE, (Spenser) a b...
brewer 15 12 one who brews, also...
briber 15 12 one who bribes [n -S...
briers 13 9 BRIER, a prickly shr...
briery 19 11 thorny, full of brie...
briner 12 10 one that brines [n -...
broker 13 13 to act as a stockbro...
bruter 13 10 one that shapes diam...
bucker 17 17 a hammer for bucking...
budder 13 12 one that buds [n -S]
budger 14 13 one who budges [n -S...
buffer 17 16 to protect against s...
bugger 15 14 to practise buggery...
bugler 15 13 one who plays the bu...
bulger 15 13 a wooden golf club w...
bulker 15 15 (archaic) a street t...
buller 15 12 to seethe, gurgle [v...
bummer 15 16 a disappointment [n...
bumper 16 16 a cup or glass full...
bunger 13 13 (Australian slang) a...
bunker 13 15 to store in a large...
bunter 12 11 a female ragpicker [...
burger 14 12 a hamburger [n -S]
burier 13 10 one who buries [n -S...
burker 14 14 one that burkes, mur...
burler 14 11 one who burls or dre...
burner 12 11 one that burns [n -S...
burrer 13 10 one that burrs [n -S...
busera 12 10 a Ugandan alcoholic...
busher 15 12 a minor league baseb...
busier 13 10 BUSY, occupied [adj]
busker 14 14 a street entertainer...
buster 13 10 a horse-breaker [n -...
butler 14 11 a male servant in ch...
butter 13 10 to spread with a mil...
buyers 19 12 BUYER, one that buys...
buzzer 19 28 an apparatus that ma...
cabers 15 12 CABER, (Scots) a hea...
cabler 16 13 one that supplies a...
cadger 14 12 a scrounger; orig a...
cagers 14 11 CAGER, a basketball...
cagier 14 11 CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cahier 15 11 (French) a number of...
cakier 14 13 CAKY, lumpy, also CA...
calker 15 14 a pointed piece on a...
caller 15 11 one that calls [n -S...
calmer 15 13 CALM, free from agit...
calver 16 14 to prepare fish whil...
camber 16 15 to arch slightly [v...
camera 13 12 an apparatus for tak...
camper 16 15 one who lives in the...
cancer 15 13 a malignant growth [...
caners 12 10 CANER, one who canes...
canier 12 10 CANY, like cane, abo...
canker 13 14 to affect with ulcer...
canner 11 11 one that cans food [...
canoer 11 10 one who travels by c...
canter 12 10 to ride a horse at a...
capers 15 12 CAPER, to leap or sk...
capper 17 15 one whose business i...
carder 13 10 one that does cardin...
career 12 9 to go at full speed...
carers 13 9 CARER, one that care...
carper 15 12 one who carps, criti...
carter 13 9 one who drives a car...
carver 15 13 one that carves [n -...
casern 12 10 a barracks for soldi...
caster 13 9 a small solid swivel...
caters 13 9 CATER, to provide fo...
cauker 14 14 a big lie, also CAUL...
causer 13 10 one who causes [n -S...
cauter 13 10 a hot iron for seari...
cavern 14 14 to hollow out [v -ED...
cavers 15 13 CAVER, one who explo...
cavier 15 13 (obsolete) salted ro...
cawker 17 16 a pointed piece on a...
ceders 13 10 CEDER, one who cedes...
ceiler 14 10 one that ceils [n -S...
celery 20 12 a plant with edible...
censer 12 10 a vessel for burning...
center 12 10 to place at the midd...
cerate 12 9 a stiff ointment com...
cercal 17 13 pertaining to a tail...
cercis 17 12 any tree or shrub of...
cercus 17 13 a sensory appendage...
cereal 13 10 food made from grain...
cereus 13 10 (Latin) a genus of p...
cerges 14 11 CERGE, a large wax c...
cerias 13 9 CERIA, cerium oxide...
cering 14 12 CERE, to wrap in a w...
ceriph 18 14 a line used to finis...
cerise 13 9 a colour, deep to vi...
cerite 13 9 a hydrous silicate o...
cerium 15 13 a metallic chemical...
cermet 14 12 a strong alloy of a...
cerned 12 11 CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
cernes 12 10 CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
ceroon 11 10 a crate or hamper; a...
cerous 13 10 of or like cerium [a...
cerris 14 9 (Latin) a species of...
certes 13 9 (archaic) in truth;...
certie 13 9 as in by my certie,...
cerule 14 11 sky-blue, also CAERU...
ceruse 13 10 white lead, used as...
cervid 16 14 a member of the deer...
cervix 22 20 a necklike opening,...
cesser 13 9 a type of legal liab...
chafer 17 14 any of several kinds...
chaser 15 11 one that chases [n -...
chawer 18 14 one who chaws, also...
cheder 15 12 (Hebrew) a religious...
cheero 14 11 goodbye, also CHEERI...
cheers 15 11 CHEER, to applaud wi...
cheery 21 13 cheerful [adj CHEERI...
cherry 22 13 a fruit [n CHERRIES]...
cherts 16 11 CHERT, a microcrysta...
cherty 22 13 resembling chert [ad...
cherub 18 15 an angel [n CHERUBS...
cherup 18 15 to chirp, also CHIRR...
chewer 18 14 one who chews, also...
chicer 19 14 CHIC, smartly elegan...
chider 16 12 one who chides [n -S...
chimer 17 14 a loose sleeveless r...
choker 16 15 a close-fitting neck...
choler 16 12 anger, irascibility...
cicero 16 12 a printing measure [...
ciders 14 10 CIDER, an alcoholic...
cidery 20 12 like cider [adj]
cierge 14 11 a large wax candle u...
cimier 15 12 (French) the crest o...
cinder 13 11 to reduce to ashes [...
cipher 18 14 to work at arithmeti...
citers 14 9 CITER, one who cites...
cither 16 11 a pear-shaped guitar...
cizers 17 18 (Shakespeare) scisso...
claver 16 14 (Scots) to gossip [v...
clawer 17 13 one who claws [n -S]
clergy 22 14 the body of persons...
cleric 18 13 a member of the cler...
clerid 15 11 a predatory beetle [...
clerks 16 14 CLERK, to serve as a...
clever 16 14 intelligent, dextero...
cloner 13 11 one who clones [n -S...
closer 14 10 one who, or that whi...
clover 16 14 any papilionaceous p...
cluier 15 11 CLUEY, (Australian s...
coaler 13 10 a ship that carries...
coater 12 9 a worker, machine et...
coaxer 18 16 one who coaxes [n -S...
cobber 17 15 (Australian slang) f...
cocker 17 16 to pamper; to indulg...
codder 13 11 a cod fisherman [n -...
coders 13 10 CODER, one who write...
codger 14 12 an old man [n -S]
coerce 15 12 to compel by force o...
coffer 17 15 to put in a strongbo...
cogger 15 13 a flatterer or decei...
cohere 14 11 to stick together [v...
coiler 14 10 one who coils [n -S]
coiner 12 10 one who coins [n -S]
cokier 14 13 COKY, like coke [adj...
colder 14 11 COLD, having no warm...
colter 14 10 a blade on a plow, a...
comber 16 15 one that combs [n -S...
comers 14 12 COMER, one showing g...
commer 15 15 (archaic) a comer [n...
comper 16 15 a person who enters...
conder 12 11 a person who, statio...
confer 14 13 to bestow [v CONFERR...
conger 13 12 a kind of marine eel...
conker 13 14 a horse-chestnut use...
conner 11 11 a kind of wrasse, ak...
cooers 12 9 COOER, one that coos...
cooker 13 13 one that cooks [n -S...
cooler 13 10 (colloquial) a priso...
cooper 14 12 to make barrels [v -...
cooser 12 9 a stallion, also CUS...
cooter 12 9 a kind of turtle [n...
copers 15 12 COPER, to supply a s...
copier 15 12 one that copies [n -...
copper 17 15 to cover with a meta...
copter 15 12 (short for) a helico...
corder 13 10 a person who or thin...
corers 13 9 CORER, a device for...
corker 14 13 one that corks [n -S...
corner 12 10 to gain control of [...
cosher 15 11 to pamper, coddle [v...
cosier 13 9 (Shakespeare) a cobb...
coster 13 9 a seller of fruit an...
cotter 13 9 a medieval peasant i...
couper 15 13 (Scots) a dealer [n...
couter 13 10 a piece of armour fo...
covers 15 13 COVER, to spread som...
covert 15 13 secret [adj COVERTLY...
cowers 16 12 COWER, to cringe [v]
cowier 16 12 COWY, suggestive of...
coxier 19 16 COXY, self-important...
cozier 16 18 (Shakespeare) a cobb...
crater 13 9 to form cavities in...
craver 15 13 one who craves [n -S...
crayer 19 11 a trading vessel, al...
criers 14 9 CRIER, one that crie...
crower 16 12 one who crows, gloat...
crozer 16 18 a tool used in barre...
cruder 14 11 CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
cryers 20 11 CRYER, one that crie...
cubers 16 13 CUBER, a machine for...
cuiter 14 10 (Scots) to wheedle;...
culler 16 12 a person who culls o...
culter 15 11 (obsolete) a knife o...
culver 17 15 a pigeon [n -S]
cumber 17 16 to burden [v -ED, -I...
cummer 16 16 (Scots) a woman, a g...
cunner 12 12 a kind of wrasse, ak...
cupper 18 16 a cupbearer [n -S]
curber 16 13 one who curbs [n -S]
curers 14 10 CURER, one who cures...
curler 15 11 one that curls [n -S...
curser 14 10 one who curses [n -S...
curter 14 10 CURT, abrupt [adj]
cusser 14 10 (Scots) a stallion,...
cutler 15 11 one who sells and re...
cutter 14 10 a powerful motor-lau...
cycler 24 15 (US) a cyclist [n -S...
cyders 20 12 CYDER, an alcoholic...
cypher 24 16 to write in a kind o...
dabber 14 13 a pad for dabbing in...
dacker 14 14 (Scots) to lounge, s...
dafter 12 10 DAFT, insane [adj]
dagger 12 11 to stab with a small...
daiker 11 11 (Scots) to lounge, s...
dakers 11 11 DAKER, to lounge, al...
dammer 12 13 a hard resin used in...
damner 10 11 one who damns [n -S]
damper 13 13 (Australian slang) a...
dancer 12 11 one who dances [n -S...
dander 9 9 (dialect) to stroll,...
danger 10 10 to expose to loss or...
danker 10 12 DANK, unpleasantly d...
dapper 14 13 trim, neat [adj DAPP...
darers 10 7 DARER, one who dares...
darker 11 11 DARK, having little...
darner 9 8 one who darns [n -S]
darter 10 7 a freshwater diving...
dasher 12 9 one who dashes [n -S...
daters 10 7 DATER, one who dates...
dauber 12 11 one who daubs; an un...
dauner 9 9 (dialect) to stroll,...
dawner 12 11 (dialect) to stroll,...
dazers 13 16 DAZER, something tha...
deader 9 8 a dead person [n -S]
deafer 11 10 DEAF, lacking the se...
dealer 10 8 one that deals [n -S...
deaner 8 8 (obsolete slang) a s...
dearer 9 7 DEAR, costly [adj]
decern 12 11 to decree by judicia...
decker 14 14 a person who adorns...
deeder 9 8 DEED, dead [adj]
deeper 11 10 DEEP, extending far...
deeres 9 7 DEERE, (Spenser) a d...
defers 12 10 DEFER, to postpone [...
deffer 14 13 DEF, excellent [adj]
defier 12 10 one that defies [n -...
defter 12 10 DEFT, skilful [adj]
degerm 12 12 to remove germs from...
deicer 13 10 one that deices [n -...
deider 10 8 DEID, dead [adj]
deifer 12 10 DEIF, (Scots) deaf [...
delver 13 12 one who delves [n -S...
denier 9 8 a unit of weight for...
denser 9 8 DENSE, compact [adj]
deperm 13 13 to demagnetize [v -E...
derail 11 8 to cause to leave th...
derate 9 7 to relieve from some...
derats 10 7 DERAT, to rid of rat...
derays 16 9 DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derham 13 12 a Middle Eastern coi...
deride 10 8 to ridicule, mock [v...
derigs 12 9 DERIG, to dismantle...
dering 11 10 DERE, to injure, als...
derive 12 11 to trace to an origi...
dermal 12 11 relating to the derm...
dermas 11 10 DERMA, the true skin...
dermic 15 13 relating to the derm...
dermis 12 10 the true skin, below...
derned 9 9 DERN, to keep hidden...
dernly 17 11 (archaic) secretly;...
derris 11 7 a vine yielding rote...
derros 10 7 DERRO, (Australian s...
derths 13 9 DERTH, (Spenser) dea...
desert 10 7 to abandon [v -ED, -...
deters 10 7 DETER, to hinder or...
dewier 13 10 DEWY, covered with d...
dexter 16 14 a small breed of Ker...
dialer 11 8 one that dials, also...
diaper 12 10 to put a nappy on [v...
dibber 15 13 a planting instrumen...
dicers 14 10 DICER, a device that...
dicier 14 10 DICEY, dangerous [ad...
dicker 15 14 to haggle, to hesita...
didder 11 9 (dialect) to shake [...
dieter 10 7 one who diets [n -S]
differ 15 13 to be unlike [v -ED,...
digger 13 11 one who or something...
dikers 12 11 DIKER, a person who...
dikier 12 11 DIKEY, (colloquial)...
dimers 12 10 DIMER, a molecular c...
dimmer 13 13 a device for dimming...
dinero 9 8 a former Peruvian si...
diners 10 8 DINER, one that dine...
dinger 11 10 anything superlative...
dinker 11 12 DINK, neat [adj]
dinner 9 9 the chief meal of th...
dipper 15 13 a water bird with a...
disker 12 11 one who disks, break...
dither 13 9 to act indecisively...
divers 13 11 sundry, several [adj...
divert 13 11 to turn aside [v -ED...
doater 9 7 one who dotes, also...
dobber 14 13 (Australian slang) o...
docker 14 14 a dock worker [n -S]
dodder 10 9 to walk unsteadily o...
dodger 11 10 one that dodges [n -...
doffer 14 13 part of a carding ma...
dogger 12 11 a two-masted fishing...
domier 11 10 DOMY, like a dome [a...
donder 9 9 (Afrikaans) to beat...
doofer 11 10 a thingummybob The n...
doozer 12 16 an extraordinary one...
dopers 12 10 DOPER, one who dopes...
dopier 12 10 DOPY, lethargic; stu...
dopper 14 13 a little grebe, also...
dormer 11 10 a type of gabled win...
dorper 12 10 a breed of mutton-pr...
dorser 10 7 a covering for the b...
dorter 10 7 (archaic) a dormitor...
dosers 10 7 DOSER, one who doses...
dosser 10 7 a covering for the b...
doters 10 7 DOTER, one who dotes...
dotier 10 7 DOTY, stained by dec...
dotter 10 7 one who dots [n -S]
doucer 13 11 DOUCE, (French) swee...
dourer 10 8 DOUR, determined, su...
douser 10 8 something used for d...
douter 10 8 an extinguisher for...
dovers 12 11 DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dovier 12 11 DOVIE, (Scots) stupi...
dowers 13 10 DOWER, to provide wi...
dowery 19 12 the property which a...
dowier 13 10 DOWIE, (Scots) dull,...
downer 12 11 something that oppre...
dowser 13 10 one who searches for...
dozers 13 16 DOZER, one who dozes...
dozier 13 16 DOZY, sleepy [adj]
draper 12 10 a dealer in cloth [n...
drawer 13 10 one that draws [n -S...
dreres 10 7 DRERE, (Spenser) dre...
driers 11 7 DRIER, an apparatus...
driver 13 11 one who drives [n -S...
droger 11 9 a West Indian sailin...
droler 11 8 DROLE, amusing [adj]
droner 9 8 one who drones [n -S...
drover 12 11 a driver of cattle o...
dryers 17 9 DRYER, an apparatus...
dubber 15 14 one that dubs [n -S]
ducker 15 15 a diving-bird [n -S]
dudder 11 10 to tremble, shudder...
dueler 11 9 one who duels, also...
duffer 15 14 a clumsy person [n -...
duiker 12 12 (Afrikaans) a small...
dukery 18 14 a duke's seat [n DUK...
duller 13 10 DULL, mentally slow...
dumber 14 14 DUMB, incapable of s...
dumper 14 14 a wave that crashes...
dunder 10 10 dregs of sugar-cane...
dunger 11 11 (New Zealand) a dila...
dunker 11 13 one who dunks [n -S]
dunner 9 10 DUN, of a dull brown...
dupers 13 11 DUPER, one who dupes...
dupery 19 13 the act or practice...
dusker 12 12 DUSK, dim, darkening...
duster 11 8 one who dusts [n -S]
duyker 18 14 (Afrikaans) a small...
dykier 18 13 DYKEY, like a lesbia...
dzeren 12 17 a kind of Asian ante...
eagers 10 8 EAGER, a tidal flood...
earner 8 7 one that earns [n -S...
easers 9 6 EASER, one who eases...
easier 9 6 EASY, not difficult...
easter 9 6 one living in the ea...
eaters 9 6 EATER, one who eats...
eatery 15 8 a restaurant, also E...
ebayer 17 11 someone who trades o...
echoer 14 11 one that echoes [n -...
edgers 11 9 EDGER, a tool used t...
edgier 11 9 EDGY, nervous [adj]
eelier 10 7 EELY, like an eel [a...
eerier 9 6 EERY, uncanny, also...
eerily 17 9 EERY, uncanny, also...
effere 13 12 (obsolete) to appert...
eggers 12 10 EGGER, any of severa...
eggery 18 12 a place where eggs a...
eggier 12 10 EGGY, containing egg...
eggler 13 11 (archaic) an egg-dea...
eiders 10 7 EIDER, a large sea d...
either 12 8 relating to one or t...
elater 10 7 a kind of beetle, ak...
elders 11 8 ELDER, a kind of shr...
elmier 12 10 ELMY, full of elm tr...
eloper 12 10 one who elopes [n -S...
eluder 11 9 one who eludes [n -S...
elvers 13 11 ELVER, a young eel [...
embers 13 12 EMBER, a small piece...
emeers 10 9 EMEER, (Arabic) an E...
emerge 11 11 to come into view [v...
emergs 12 11 EMERG, the section o...
emerod 10 10 a haemorrhoid, also...
emerse 10 9 of leaves, rising ab...
emmers 12 12 EMMER, (German) a pr...
emoter 10 9 one who emotes, show...
empery 19 14 empire or power [n E...
enders 9 8 ENDER, one that ends...
energy 16 11 the power required f...
enerve 10 11 (obsolete) to weaken...
enserf 11 10 to make a serf of [v...
entera 8 7 ENTERON, a body cavi...
enters 9 7 ENTER, to go or come...
envier 11 11 one who envies [n -S...
epater 11 9 (French) to shock co...
eperdu 12 11 (French) desperately...
epimer 13 12 a type of sugar comp...
erased 9 7 ERASE, to efface or...
eraser 9 6 one that erases [n -...
erases 9 6 ERASE, to efface or...
erbias 12 9 ERBIA, erbium oxide...
erbium 14 13 a metallic element [...
erects 13 9 ERECT, to build or r...
eremic 14 12 of deserts [adj]
erenow 11 10 before this time [ad...
ergate 10 8 a worker ant, an und...
ergons 10 9 ERGON, (Greek) work...
ergots 11 8 ERGOT, a fungal dise...
eriach 15 11 a murderer's fine in...
ericas 13 9 ERICA, a shrub of th...
ericks 15 13 ERICK, a murderer's...
eringo 10 9 a plant of the genus...
erinus 10 8 any rock plant of th...
erlang 11 10 a unit of traffic in...
ermine 10 10 the stoat; a white f...
erning 10 10 ERNE [v]
eroded 9 8 ERODE, to wear away...
erodes 9 7 ERODE, to wear away...
eroses 9 6 EROS, (Greek) the su...
erotic 13 9 relating to sexual d...
errand 9 8 a message or mission...
errant 9 7 wandering [adj ERRAN...
errata 9 6 a list of printing e...
erring 11 9 mistaken [adj ERRING...
errors 10 6 ERROR, a mistake [n]
ersatz 13 15 a substitute [n -ES]
erucic 17 13 as in erucic acid, a...
eructs 14 10 ERUCT, to belch out,...
erugos 11 9 ERUGO, a green film...
erupts 13 10 ERUPT, to break out...
eruvim 14 14 ERUV, a designated r...
eruvin 12 12 ERUV, a designated r...
ervils 14 11 ERVIL, a European ve...
eryngo 16 11 a plant of the genus...
eskers 11 10 ESKER, a narrow ridg...
espier 12 9 someone who espies [...
esters 10 6 ESTER, a compound fo...
etcher 15 11 one who etches [n -S...
eterne 8 7 everlasting [adj]
ethers 12 8 ETHER, a volatile li...
etrier 10 6 (French) a small rop...
evader 11 11 one that evades [n -...
evener 10 11 something or someone...
everts 12 10 EVERT, to turn insid...
eviler 13 11 EVIL, morally bad [a...
evoker 12 14 one who evokes [n -S...
exergy 23 17 a measure of the max...
exerts 16 13 EXERT, to make an ef...
exiler 17 14 one who exiles [n -S...
expert 18 16 skilled [adj EXPERTL...
exsert 16 13 to protrude [v -ED,...
extern 15 14 an officer in attend...
fabber 16 15 FAB, excellent [adj]
fabler 15 13 a writer of fables [...
facers 15 12 FACER, a sudden diff...
faders 12 10 FADER, a sliding con...
fadier 12 10 FADY, wearing away [...
faerie 11 9 (archaic) the world...
fainer 11 10 FAIN, happy; incline...
fairer 12 9 FAIR, just; pleasant...
fakeer 12 13 a Hindu ascetic, als...
fakers 13 13 FAKER, one who fakes...
fakery 19 15 the practice of faki...
fakier 13 13 FAKEY, fake [adj]
faller 14 11 one who falls [n -S]
falser 13 10 (obsolete) a falsifi...
falter 13 10 to hesitate [v -ED,...
fanner 10 11 one who fans [n -S]
farcer 15 12 a performer in farce...
farers 12 9 FARER, a traveller [...
farmer 13 12 one who farms [n -S]
faster 12 9 one who fasts [n -S]
father 14 11 to be the male paren...
fatter 12 9 FAT, having an abund...
faurer 12 10 FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
fawner 14 13 one who fawns [n -S]
fearer 11 9 one who fears [n -S]
feater 11 9 FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
feeder 11 10 one that feeds [n -S...
feeler 12 10 the antenna of insec...
feered 11 10 FEER, (Scots) to dra...
feerie 11 9 a theatrical extrava...
feerin 11 10 a first guiding furr...
feller 14 11 one that fells [n -S...
felter 13 10 to mat together like...
fencer 14 13 one who fences [n -S...
fender 11 11 a metal guard over a...
ferals 13 10 FERAL, a person who...
ferbam 15 15 a fungicide [n -S]
ferest 12 9 FERE, able [adj]
feriae 11 9 FERIA, a weekday whi...
ferial 13 10 pertaining to holida...
ferias 12 9 FERIA, a weekday whi...
ferine 11 10 of a species which b...
ferity 19 11 the state of being w...
ferlie 13 10 (archaic) a wonder,...
fermis 14 12 FERMI, in physics, a...
ferrel 13 10 to fit with a metal...
ferret 12 9 to search out persis...
ferric 16 12 pertaining to iron [...
ferrum 14 13 iron [n -S]
ferula 13 11 a flat piece of wood...
ferule 13 11 to fit with a metal...
fervid 15 14 warm, ardent [adj FE...
fervor 14 13 great intensity, als...
fester 12 9 to generate pus [v -...
fetter 12 9 to shackle [v -ED, -...
fevers 14 13 FEVER, to affect wit...
fewter 15 12 to set a spear in a...
fibber 17 15 one who fibs [n -S]
fibers 15 12 FIBER, a threadlike...
fierce 15 12 violently hostile or...
fieres 12 9 FIERE, a companion,...
fifers 15 12 FIFER, one who plays...
fikery 20 15 (Scots) fuss, fidget...
fikier 14 13 FIKY, fidgeting and...
filers 14 10 FILER, a person or t...
filler 15 11 one that fills [n -S...
filmer 15 13 one who films [n -S]
filter 14 10 to purify a fluid of...
finder 12 11 one that finds [n -S...
fineer 11 10 to get goods by frau...
finers 12 10 FINER, a refiner [n]
finery 18 12 elaborate adornment...
finger 13 12 to touch with one of...
finner 11 11 a finback whale, als...
firers 13 9 FIRER, a person who...
firmer 14 12 a carpenter's or woo...
fisher 15 11 one who catches fish...
fitter 13 9 one that fits [n -S]
fivers 15 13 FIVER, a five dollar...
fixers 19 16 FIXER, one that fixe...
fizzer 19 27 (Australian slang) a...
flaker 14 14 someone or something...
flamer 14 13 a person who or thin...
flaser 13 10 a streaky appearance...
flayer 19 12 one who flays [n -S]
fleers 13 10 FLEER, to deride by...
fliers 14 10 FLIER, one that flie...
flower 16 13 to blossom or flouri...
fluier 14 11 FLUEY, infected with...
fluter 14 11 one who plays the fl...
flyers 20 12 FLYER, one that flie...
foamer 12 12 something that foams...
fodder 12 11 to feed cattle with...
fogger 14 13 a person who sets ra...
folder 13 11 one that folds [n -S...
fonder 11 11 FOND, having an affe...
footer 11 9 to mess around aimle...
forcer 15 12 one who forces [n -S...
forger 13 11 one that forges [n -...
forker 13 13 one who forks [n -S]
former 13 12 preceding [adj FORME...
foster 12 9 to promote the growt...
fother 14 11 to protect a sail wi...
fouler 13 11 FOUL, offensive to t...
fouter 12 10 (Scots) to mess arou...
fowler 16 13 one that fowls [n -S...
foxier 18 16 FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foyers 18 11 FOYER, a large room...
fozier 15 18 FOZY, lacking in fre...
framer 13 12 one who frames [n -S...
frater 12 9 a monk, a house for...
freers 12 9 FREER, one who frees...
freres 12 9 FRERE, a friar [n]
friers 13 9 FRIER, a pan or cont...
frizer 16 18 one that frizzes, al...
fryers 19 11 FRYER, a pan or cont...
fucker 17 17 a contemptible perso...
fueler 13 11 one who fuels, also...
fueros 12 10 FUERO, (Spanish) a B...
fuhrer 15 12 (German) a leader, a...
fuller 15 12 to groove with a typ...
fumers 14 13 FUMER, one that fume...
fumier 14 13 FUMY, full of fumes,...
funder 12 12 a financial backer [...
funker 13 15 one who funks [n -S]
funner 11 12 FUN, providing enjoy...
furder 13 11 further [adv]
furler 14 11 one that furls [n -S...
fusker 14 14 a piece of software...
fusser 13 10 one that fusses [n -...
gabber 15 14 a chatterbox [n -S]
gacher 16 13 one that gaches, a b...
gadder 11 10 one that gads about...
gaffer 15 14 an old man; a TV lig...
gagers 12 10 GAGER, one who gauge...
gagger 13 12 one who gags [n -S]
gainer 10 9 one who gains [n -S]
gaiter 11 8 a covering for the l...
galere 11 9 (French) a group of...
gamers 12 11 GAMER, a player who...
gamier 12 11 GAMY, tasting like g...
gammer 13 14 an old woman [n -S]
gander 10 10 a male goose [n -S]...
ganger 11 11 a foreman of a group...
gaoler 11 9 one who keeps a gaol...
gapers 13 11 GAPER, a mollusc wit...
gapier 13 11 GAPY, infested with...
gapper 15 14 a person taking a ye...
garner 10 9 to gather and store...
garter 11 8 a band used to suppo...
gasher 13 10 GASH, ghastly [adj]
gasper 13 11 (slang) a cheap ciga...
gasser 11 8 an oil well yielding...
gaster 11 8 to frighten, scare [...
gaters 11 8 GATER, an alligator,...
gather 13 10 to bring together in...
gaufer 13 12 a waffle, also GAUFR...
gauger 12 11 one who gauges; an o...
gauper 13 12 one that gaups, also...
gawker 15 15 one who gawks, stand...
gawper 16 14 one that gawps, also...
gazers 14 17 GAZER, one who gazes...
gazier 14 17 GAZY, given to gazin...
geezer 13 17 (slang) an eccentric...
gelder 12 10 one who gelds or cas...
gender 10 10 a distinction of wor...
genera 9 9 GENUS, (Latin) a tax...
gerahs 13 10 GERAH, a Hebrew unit...
gerbes 13 11 GERBE, (French) a (h...
gerbil 15 12 a desert rodent, als...
gerent 10 9 a ruler or manager [...
gerles 12 9 GERLE, (Spenser) a g...
german 11 12 an elaborate dance [...
germed 12 12 GERM, to put forth b...
germen 11 12 something that serve...
germin 12 12 something that serve...
gerned 10 10 GERNE, (Spenser) to...
gernes 10 9 GERNE, (Spenser) to...
gerund 11 11 a verbal form such a...
getter 11 8 to remove traces of...
geyser 17 10 a type of thermal sp...
gherao 12 10 in India, the surrou...
gibber 16 14 to utter senseless o...
gibers 14 11 GIBER, one who gibes...
gilder 13 10 one who gilds [n -S]
giller 14 10 one that gills, catc...
gimmer 14 14 (Scots) a young ewe...
ginger 12 11 to spice up, make sp...
ginner 10 10 one that gins cotton...
gipper 16 14 one who gips, a swin...
girder 12 9 a large beam, esp. o...
girner 11 9 one who girns, makes...
givers 14 12 GIVER, one that give...
glazer 15 18 one who applies glaz...
glider 13 10 a type of aircraft [...
glover 14 13 a maker or seller of...
glower 15 12 to look or stare wit...
gluers 13 10 GLUER, one who glues...
gluier 13 10 GLUEY, resembling gl...
gnawer 13 12 one who, or that whi...
gofers 13 11 GOFER, a waffle with...
goffer 15 14 to press ridges or p...
goiter 11 8 an enlargement of th...
golder 12 10 GOLD, of the colour...
golfer 14 12 one that golfs, also...
goller 13 10 to make a loud gurgl...
gomers 12 11 GOMER, an unwanted h...
goners 10 9 GONER, one who is in...
goober 12 11 (US) a peanut [n -S]
gooier 10 8 GOOEY, sticky or vis...
gopher 15 13 a name applied to va...
gorger 12 10 one who gorges [n -S...
gorier 11 8 GORY, bloody, also G...
goster 11 8 (dialect) to laugh u...
gouger 12 11 one that gouges [n -...
govern 12 13 to rule or direct [v...
gowder 14 12 GOWD, golden [adj]
gowfer 16 14 one that golfs, also...
grader 11 9 a machine used to cr...
grater 11 8 one that grates [n -...
graver 13 12 an engraving tool, a...
grayer 17 10 GRAY, between black...
grazer 14 17 an animal that graze...
greyer 17 10 GREY, between black...
gricer 15 11 a train-spotter or r...
griper 14 11 one who gripes [n -S...
grocer 14 11 a dealer in food and...
groper 13 11 one who gropes [n -S...
groser 11 8 (Scots) a gooseberry...
grower 14 11 one that grows [n -S...
guider 12 10 a member of the Girl...
guiler 13 10 (Spenser) a deceiver...
guiser 12 9 a person in disguise...
guizer 15 18 a person in disguise...
guller 14 11 someone who deceives...
gulper 15 13 one who gulps [n -S]
gummer 14 15 one that gums [n -S]
gunner 10 11 one that operates a...
gunter 11 10 a topmast arranged w...
gusher 14 11 a gushing oil well [...
gutser 12 9 a greedy person, als...
gutter 12 9 to form channels for...
gutzer 15 18 a greedy person, als...
guyler 19 12 a deceiver, also GUI...
gypper 22 16 one that gyps, swind...
hacker 16 15 one that hacks [n -S...
haeres 11 8 an heir, also HERES...
hafter 14 11 a caviler, a wrangle...
hailer 13 9 one that hails [n -S...
halers 13 9 HALER, a coin of the...
haleru 13 10 HALER, a coin of the...
halier 13 9 a former monetary un...
halser 13 9 a large rope for moo...
halter 13 9 to put restraint upo...
halver 15 13 (Scots) a half-share...
hammer 14 14 to strike repeatedly...
hamper 15 14 to hinder, obstruct...
hander 11 10 one who hands over o...
hanger 12 11 a wood on a hillside...
hanker 12 13 to long for [v -ED,...
harder 12 9 HARD, firm and unyie...
harmer 13 11 one who harms [n -S]
harper 14 11 one who plays the ha...
haters 12 8 HATER, one who hates...
hatter 12 8 to trouble, annoy [v...
hauler 13 10 one who hauls [n -S]
hauter 12 9 HAUT, (French) high;...
havers 14 12 HAVER, to hem and ha...
hawker 16 15 a peddler [n -S]
hawser 15 11 a large rope for moo...
hayers 18 10 HAYER, one who makes...
hayier 18 10 HAYEY, like hay [adj...
hazers 15 17 HAZER, one who hazes...
hazier 15 17 HAZY, like a haze, u...
header 11 9 a dive head foremost...
healer 12 9 one that heals [n -S...
heaper 13 11 one who heaps [n -S]
hearer 11 8 one that hears [n -S...
heater 11 8 an apparatus for hea...
heaver 13 12 one who heaves [n -S...
hedera 11 9 (Latin) ivy [n -S]
heders 12 9 HEDER, (Hebrew) a Je...
hedger 13 11 one that hedges [n -...
heeder 11 9 one who heeds [n -S]
heeler 12 9 a dog that herds cat...
hefter 14 11 one who hefts, lifts...
heifer 14 11 a young cow that has...
heller 14 10 a Czech monetary uni...
helmer 14 12 a film director [n -...
helper 15 12 one who helps [n -S]
hemmer 14 14 one who, or that whi...
henner 10 10 (Scots) a challenge...
hepper 16 14 HEP, well abreast of...
herald 13 10 to proclaim, announc...
herbal 15 12 a book about herbs a...
herbar 14 11 (Spenser) a herb-gar...
herbed 14 12 flavoured with herbs...
herded 12 10 HERD, to bring toget...
herden 11 10 a coarse fabric made...
herder 12 9 one who tends a herd...
herdic 16 12 a low-hung carriage...
hereat 11 8 at this time [adj]
hereby 20 13 not far off [adj]
herein 11 9 contained in this [a...
hereof 13 11 concerning this [adv...
hereon 10 9 upon this [adv]
heresy 18 10 a belief contrary to...
hereto 11 8 to this matter, also...
heried 12 9 HERY, (Spenser) to p...
heries 12 8 HERY, (Spenser) to p...
heriot 12 8 (historical) a payme...
hermae 12 11 HERMA, a type of sta...
hermai 13 11 HERMA, a type of sta...
hermit 14 11 a recluse [n -S]
hernia 11 9 the protrusion of an...
heroes 11 8 HERO, a brave man [n...
heroic 15 11 brave, also HEROICAL...
heroin 11 9 an addictive narcoti...
herons 11 9 HERON, a wading bird...
heroon 10 9 (Greek) a temple to...
herpes 14 11 a skin infection [n...
hersed 12 9 (obsolete) arranged...
herses 12 8 HERSE, (obsolete) a...
heryed 18 11 HERYE, (Spenser) to...
heryes 18 10 HERYE, (Spenser) to...
hetero 11 8 a heterosexual [n -S...
hether 14 10 (Spenser) hither, al...
hewers 15 11 HEWER, one that hews...
hexers 18 15 HEXER, one who hexes...
hicker 17 15 HICK, characteristic...
hidder 13 10 (Spenser) a young ma...
hiders 13 9 HIDER, one who hides...
higher 16 12 to raise, make highe...
hikers 14 12 HIKER, one who hikes...
hiller 15 10 something that hills...
hinder 12 10 to impede [v -ED, -I...
hinger 13 11 one that hinges [n -...
hinter 12 9 one that hints [n -S...
hipper 17 14 HIP, aware of the la...
hirers 13 8 HIRER, one who hires...
hisser 13 8 one who hisses [n -S...
hither 15 10 to come this way [v...
hitter 13 8 one that hits [n -S]
hivers 15 12 HIVER, someone who h...
hoaxer 17 15 one that hoaxes [n -...
hobber 16 14 a machine used in ma...
hocker 16 15 one who hocks, pawns...
hogger 14 12 a stocking without a...
hokier 13 12 HOKEY, overdone, con...
holder 13 10 one that holds [n -S...
holier 13 9 HOLY, perfect in a m...
holler 14 10 to call out or yell...
homers 13 11 HOMER, to hit a home...
homier 13 11 HOMY, homelike, also...
honers 11 9 HONER, a tool for ho...
honker 12 13 a wild goose [n -S]
hoofer 13 11 a professional dance...
hooker 12 12 (slang) a prostitute...
hooper 13 11 one who hoops casks...
hooter 11 8 one that hoots [n -S...
hoover 13 12 to vacuum clean usin...
hopers 14 11 HOPER, one who hopes...
hopper 16 14 a container for grai...
horner 11 9 a person who deals i...
hosers 12 8 HOSER, a person who...
hosier 12 8 a person who makes o...
hotter 12 8 to vibrate, to tremb...
houser 12 9 one who organizes ho...
hovers 14 12 HOVER, to hang suspe...
howker 16 15 a two-masted Dutch o...
howler 16 12 a kind of monkey [n...
huffer 17 15 a blustering bully [...
hugger 15 13 one who hugs [n -S]
huller 15 11 one who, or that whi...
humeri 14 12 HUMERUS, the large b...
hummer 15 15 one who, or that whi...
humper 16 15 someone who carries...
hunger 13 12 to crave [v -ED, -IN...
hunker 13 14 to squat [v -ED, -IN...
hunter 12 10 one that hunts [n -S...
hurler 14 10 one who hurls [n -S]
hurter 13 9 a beam, block, etc....
husher 15 11 to usher, escort peo...
husker 14 13 someone who husks ma...
hypers 21 13 HYPER, an excitable...
iberis 13 9 the candytuft plant...
ickers 15 13 ICKER, (Scots) a sin...
ickier 15 13 ICKY, repulsive [adj...
ickler 16 14 ICKLE, (colloquial)...
idlers 12 8 IDLER, one that idle...
iffier 15 12 IFFY, full of uncert...
imager 12 11 one that images [n -...
inaner 8 8 INANE, empty, sensel...
incher 15 12 something having a s...
inerts 10 7 INERT, something tha...
infere 11 10 (obsolete) in fere,...
infers 12 10 INFER, to reach or d...
inhere 11 9 to be an essential c...
injera 11 16 a type of Ethiopian...
inkers 11 11 INKER, one who inks;...
inkier 11 11 INKY, like ink [adj]
inlier 11 8 an older rock format...
inners 9 8 INNER, in archery, a...
insert 10 7 to put in [v -ED, -I...
intern 9 8 to confine during a...
inters 10 7 INTER, to bury [v]
invert 12 11 to turn upside down...
irater 10 6 IRATE, angry [adj]
ironer 9 7 a machine for pressi...
isomer 11 9 a body or compound w...
issuer 11 7 one who issues [n -S...
iterum 12 10 again, once more [ad...
jabber 16 21 to talk rapidly [v -...
jabers 14 18 as in the Irish oath...
jacker 16 22 one who jacks [n -S]
jadery 18 18 the tricks of a perv...
jaeger 12 17 a German army marksm...
jagers 13 17 JAGER, a German army...
jagger 14 19 a hawker, a pedlar [...
jailer 13 16 a keeper of a jail,...
jamber 15 21 (obsolete) armor for...
jammer 14 21 a person or thing th...
janker 12 20 a long pole on wheel...
japers 14 18 JAPER, one who japes...
japery 20 20 jesting, buffoonery...
jasper 14 18 a red variety of che...
jazzer 18 33 a jazz musician [n -...
jeered 11 16 JEER, to mock, also...
jeerer 11 15 one who jeers [n -S]
jerbil 16 19 (French) a desert ro...
jerboa 13 18 (Arabic) a desert ro...
jereed 11 16 a wooden Oriental ja...
jerids 13 16 JERID, a wooden Orie...
jerked 13 20 JERK, to move spasmo...
jerker 13 19 (US) a kind of fish,...
jerkin 13 20 a kind of jacket [n...
jerque 20 25 to search a vessel f...
jerrid 13 16 a wooden Oriental ja...
jersey 18 17 a knitted shirt [n -...
jester 12 15 one that jests [n -S...
jibber 17 21 to utter senseless s...
jibers 15 18 JIBER, one who jibes...
jigger 15 19 to jerk up and down...
jilter 14 16 one who jilts [n -S]
jimper 16 21 JIMP, (Scots) slende...
jinker 13 20 (Australian slang) a...
jitter 13 15 to fidget [v -ED, -I...
jivers 15 19 JIVER, one who jives...
jivier 15 19 JIVY, jazzy, lively,...
jobber 16 21 a pieceworker [n -S]
jogger 14 19 one that jogs [n -S]
joiner 11 16 a carpenter [n -S]
jokers 13 19 JOKER, one that joke...
jokier 13 19 JOKY, amusing, also...
joller 14 17 one who jols, has a...
jolter 13 16 one who, or that whi...
josher 14 17 one who joshes [n -S...
josser 12 15 (slang) a clergyman...
jotter 12 15 one that jots; a pad...
jowler 16 19 a heavy-jawed hound...
judder 13 18 to vibrate, shudder...
judger 14 19 one who judges [n -S...
juicer 16 19 a juice extractor [n...
jumper 16 22 a type of overall, s...
junker 13 21 (German) a young Ger...
juster 13 16 one who tilts with l...
kaiser 11 10 an emperor, also KEA...
karter 11 10 one who drives go-ca...
kasher 13 12 to prepare food acco...
kedger 12 13 a small steadying an...
keeker 11 14 someone who looks, s...
keeler 11 11 one employed in mana...
keener 9 11 a professional mourn...
keeper 12 13 one who keeps [n -S]
kegger 13 14 a drinking party at...
kegler 13 13 a bowler, also KEGEL...
kelper 14 14 an inhabitant of the...
kelter 12 11 a coarse cloth made...
kemper 14 16 a champion [n -S]
kenner 9 12 one who kens, knows...
kerbed 13 14 KERB, to provide wit...
kerels 12 11 KEREL, (Afrikaans) a...
kereru 11 11 a kind of New Zealan...
kerfed 13 14 KERF, to make an inc...
kermas 12 13 KERMA, a term in phy...
kermes 12 13 a red cochineal-like...
kermis 13 13 (Dutch) in Europe, p...
kerned 10 12 KERN, to be formed w...
kernel 11 12 to envelop like the...
kernes 10 11 KERNE, a medieval fo...
kerria 11 10 a flowering shrub [n...
kersey 17 12 a kind of coarse woo...
kerved 13 15 KERVE, (Spenser) to...
kerves 13 14 KERVE, (Spenser) to...
kewler 15 14 KEWL, (colloquial) c...
keyers 17 12 KEYER, a device that...
kicker 16 17 one that kicks [n -S...
kidder 12 12 a person who kids an...
kierie 11 10 in South Africa, a s...
kilerg 14 13 a thousand ergs [n -...
killer 14 12 one that kills [n -S...
kilter 13 11 good condition, also...
kimmer 14 16 a godmother, also CU...
kinder 11 12 (short for) a kinder...
kipper 16 16 to cure fish by salt...
kisser 12 10 (colloquial) the mou...
kiters 12 10 KITER, one that kite...
knifer 13 14 someone who knifes [...
knower 13 14 one who knows [n -S]
kokers 12 14 KOKER, (Dutch) in Gu...
korero 10 10 a New Zealand word f...
kosher 13 12 to prepare food acco...
krater 11 10 (Greek) a large two-...
kroner 10 11 KRONE, a former mone...
kumera 12 14 (New Zealand) the sw...
laager 11 9 to form a defensive...
lacers 14 10 LACER, one that lace...
lacier 14 10 LACEY, resembling la...
lacker 15 14 to coat with a gloss...
ladder 11 9 to cause a run in a...
laders 11 8 LADER, one who lades...
ladler 12 9 one who ladles; (his...
laered 10 8 LAER, to make a defe...
lagers 12 9 LAGER, to form a def...
lagger 13 11 one who lags, also L...
laiker 12 11 one who sports or pl...
lakers 12 11 LAKER, a fish found...
lakier 12 11 LAKY, full of lakes...
lamber 14 13 a ewe that is lambin...
lammer 13 13 (Scots) amber [n -S]
lamper 14 13 a primitive fish-lik...
lancer 13 11 a cavalryman armed w...
lander 10 9 one who lands [n -S]
langer 11 10 (Irish slang) a peni...
lanker 11 12 LANK, long and thin...
lanner 9 9 a kind of falcon [n...
lapper 15 13 (Scots) to curdle, a...
lapser 13 10 one who lapses [n -S...
larder 11 8 a place where food i...
larger 12 9 LARGE, great in size...
larker 12 11 a catcher of larks [...
lasers 11 7 LASER, a source of h...
lasher 13 9 a rope for binding o...
laster 11 7 a worker who shapes...
lather 13 9 to cover with a ligh...
latter 11 7 the second mentioned...
lauder 11 9 one who lauds, also...
laveer 12 11 (archaic) to sail ag...
lavers 13 11 LAVER, an edible sea...
lawyer 20 12 a member of the lega...
layers 17 9 LAYER, to form a lay...
lazier 14 16 LAZY, disinclined to...
leader 10 8 one that leads or gu...
leaker 11 11 something that leaks...
lealer 11 8 LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
leaner 9 8 one that leans [n -S...
leaper 12 10 one who leaps [n -S]
leaser 10 7 one who leases [n -S...
leaver 12 11 one that leaves [n -...
lecher 16 12 an excessively lewd...
ledger 12 10 (obsolete) an ambass...
leered 10 8 LEER, to look with a...
lefter 13 10 LEFT, pertaining to...
legers 12 9 LEGER, one who sells...
legger 13 11 a bargeman who legs...
leiger 12 9 (obsolete) an ambass...
lekker 13 15 (South African slang...
lender 10 9 one that lends [n -S...
lenger 11 10 LENG, (obsolete) lon...
lepers 13 10 LEPER, one affected...
lering 12 10 LERE, (Scots) to tea...
lesser 11 7 LESS, smaller [adj]
letter 11 7 to inscribe with sym...
levers 13 11 LEVER, to prise open...
levier 13 11 one who levies [n -S...
lewder 14 11 LEWD, sexually sugge...
libber 16 13 (short for) a libera...
libero 13 10 (Italian) a football...
libers 14 10 LIBER, a book of pub...
licker 16 14 one who licks [n -S]
lidger 13 10 (obsolete) an ambass...
lieder 11 8 LIED, a German song...
liefer 13 10 LIEF, (archaic) soon...
lieger 12 9 (obsolete) an ambass...
lierne 10 8 (French) a cross-rib...
liever 13 11 LIEVE [adv]
lifers 14 10 LIFER, a prisoner se...
lifter 14 10 one who lifts [n -S]
ligers 13 9 LIGER, the offspring...
ligger 14 11 a horizontal timber...
likers 13 11 LIKER, one who likes...
limber 15 13 supple [adj LIMBERER...
limier 13 10 LIMY, containing lim...
limmer 14 13 (Scots) a rogue or t...
limner 12 11 a painter of portrai...
limper 15 13 one who limps [n -S]
liners 11 8 LINER, a passenger s...
linger 12 10 to delay departure [...
linier 11 8 LINEY, resembling a...
linker 12 12 one who links [n -S]
linter 11 8 a machine for removi...
lipper 16 13 to ripple [v -ED, -I...
lisper 14 10 one who lisps [n -S]
lister 12 7 a three-pronged spea...
liters 12 7 LITER, (US) a measur...
lither 14 9 LITHE, supple [adj]
litter 12 7 to scatter rubbish a...
livers 14 11 LIVER, to thicken or...
livery 20 13 the identifying unif...
livier 14 11 a permanent resident...
livyer 20 13 a permanent resident...
loader 10 8 one that loads [n -S...
loafer 12 10 a lazy person; a sho...
loaner 9 8 one who loans [n -S]
lobber 15 13 one who lobs [n -S]
locker 15 14 a small cupboard for...
lodger 12 10 one who stays in ren...
loerie 10 7 a type of African bi...
lofter 13 10 a type of golf club...
logger 13 11 one who fells timber...
logier 12 9 LOGY, sluggish, also...
loiter 11 7 to stand idly about...
loller 13 9 one who lolls [n -S]
loners 10 8 LONER, one who avoid...
longer 11 10 one that longs [n -S...
looker 11 11 one that looks [n -S...
looper 12 10 a caterpillar of the...
looser 10 7 LOOSE, slack [adj]
looter 10 7 one that loots [n -S...
lopers 13 10 LOPER, one of a pair...
lopper 15 13 (Scots) to curdle, a...
losers 11 7 LOSER, one who loses...
lother 13 9 LOTH, unwilling, als...
lotter 11 7 someone who rents or...
louder 11 9 LOUD, strongly audib...
louser 11 8 (Irish) a mean, nast...
louver 13 12 a sloping slat place...
lovers 13 11 LOVER, someone who l...
lovier 13 11 LOVEY, fondly affect...
lowers 14 10 LOWER, to appear dar...
lowery 20 12 cloudy, gloomy, lowe...
lowser 14 10 LOWSE, (Scots) loose...
lubber 16 14 a clumsy fellow, als...
lucern 14 12 a fodder plant, aka...
lugers 13 10 LUGER, one who rides...
lugger 14 12 a small 2- or-3-mast...
luller 14 10 one who lulls [n -S]
lumber 15 14 to move heavily and...
lumper 15 14 a labourer employed...
lunger 12 11 one who lunges [n -S...
lunier 11 9 LUNY, crazy [adj]
lunker 12 13 a large game fish [n...
lurers 12 8 LURER, one who lures...
lurker 13 12 one that lurks [n -S...
lusers 12 8 LUSER, a user of a c...
lusher 14 10 a heavy drinker [n -...
luster 12 8 to make lustrous, al...
luters 12 8 LUTER, a lute-player...
luzern 14 18 a fodder plant, aka...
macers 14 12 MACER, an official w...
macher 16 14 (Yiddish) an importa...
madder 11 11 a herbaceous plant w...
maerls 12 10 MAERL, calcified red...
mailer 12 10 one who sends mail [...
maimer 12 12 one who maims [n -S]
mainer 10 10 MAIN, chief, princip...
makers 12 13 MAKER, one that make...
mammer 13 15 (Shakespeare) to hes...
mamzer 15 21 (Yiddish) an illegit...
manger 11 12 a feeding trough for...
manner 9 11 method, fashion of s...
mapper 15 15 one who maps, a mapm...
marero 10 9 a member of a mara i...
marker 12 13 one that marks [n -S...
marrer 11 9 one who mars or inju...
marver 13 13 a marble or iron sla...
masers 11 9 MASER, a device used...
masher 13 11 a dandy frequenting...
masker 12 13 one who wears a mask...
master 11 9 a person, esp. male,...
maters 11 9 MATER, (Latin) mothe...
matier 11 9 MATY, friendly [adj]
matter 11 9 to be of importance...
mauger 12 12 (archaic) in spite o...
mauler 12 11 one that mauls [n -S...
mauver 13 14 MAUVE, coloured mauv...
mawger 15 14 (Caribbean) lean, th...
mazers 14 18 MAZER, a large drink...
mazier 14 18 MAZY, full of confus...
meager 11 11 (US) scanty, also MA...
mealer 11 10 a device for convert...
meaner 9 10 a person who means,...
meeker 11 13 MEEK, having a mild...
meered 10 10 MEER, to mark off, a...
meeter 10 9 one that meets [n -S...
melder 12 11 (Scots) the quantity...
melter 12 10 one who, or that whi...
member 14 15 a distinct part of a...
mender 10 11 one that mends [n -S...
meneer 9 10 (Dutch) the Dutch eq...
mercat 14 12 (Scots) market; trad...
mercer 14 12 a dealer in textiles...
merces 14 12 MERC, (short for) a...
merdes 11 10 MERDE, (French) excr...
merell 13 11 a counter used in a...
merels 12 10 MEREL, a counter use...
merely 18 12 MERE, nothing more,...
merest 11 9 MERE, nothing more,...
merged 12 12 MERGE, to combine [v...
mergee 11 11 a company acquired b...
merger 12 11 the combining of two...
merges 12 11 MERGE, to combine [v...
merils 13 10 MERIL, a counter use...
mering 12 12 a marking off [n -S]
merino 10 10 a soft woollen or wo...
merism 13 12 repetition of parts...
merits 12 9 MERIT, to deserve [v...
merkin 12 14 a hairpiece for the...
merles 12 10 MERLE, a blackbird,...
merlin 12 11 a species of small f...
merlon 11 11 the part of a parape...
merlot 12 10 a red dry wine [n -S...
merman 11 13 a fabulous creature...
mermen 11 13 MERMAN, a fabulous c...
merome 11 12 one of the serial se...
merrie 11 9 (archaic) merry [adj...
merses 11 9 MERSE, (Scots) a low...
mester 11 9 (dialect) master, he...
meters 11 9 METER, to measure by...
metier 11 9 (French) one's occup...
mewler 15 13 one that mewls [n -S...
micher 17 14 a truant, also MOOCH...
milder 13 11 MILD, gentle in temp...
milers 13 10 MILER, one who runs...
milker 14 14 one who milks (cows)...
miller 14 11 a person who owns or...
milter 13 10 a male fish at breed...
mimers 13 12 MIMER, one that mime...
mimmer 14 15 MIM, prim, demure, p...
mincer 14 13 one who minces [n -S...
minder 11 11 one that minds [n -S...
miners 11 10 MINER, one that mine...
minger 12 12 an unpleasant person...
minier 11 10 MINY, abounding with...
minter 11 10 a person who coins o...
mirier 12 9 MIRY, full of mire [...
mirker 13 13 MIRK, dark, also MUR...
misere 11 9 an undertaking in ca...
misers 12 9 MISER, one who hoard...
misery 18 11 a state of great suf...
mister 12 9 to address as mister...
miters 12 9 MITER, (US) to join...
mither 14 11 to confuse, stupefy,...
mitier 12 9 MITY, infested with...
mixers 18 16 MIXER, one that mixe...
mixier 18 16 MIXY, mixed [adj]
moaner 9 10 one who moans [n -S]
mobber 15 15 one that mobs [n -S]
mocker 15 16 to clothe [v -ED, -I...
modder 11 11 one who modifies a m...
modern 10 11 pertaining to the pr...
moders 11 10 MODER, (German) a la...
moered 10 10 MOER, (South African...
moider 11 10 to confuse, stupefy,...
moiler 12 10 one who moils, drudg...
moiser 11 9 (Yiddish) an informe...
molder 12 11 to turn to dust by n...
molter 12 10 one that molts, also...
momser 12 12 (Yiddish) an illegit...
momzer 15 21 (Yiddish) an illegit...
monera 9 10 MONER, a hypothetica...
monger 11 12 a trader; a dealer;...
mooner 9 10 one who abstractedly...
mooter 10 9 a disputer of a moot...
mopers 13 12 MOPER, one who mopes...
mopery 19 14 violation of a trivi...
mopier 13 12 MOPY, dejected, also...
mopper 15 15 one who mops [n -S]
mosher 13 11 one who moshes, danc...
mosser 11 9 a person who works i...
mother 13 11 to give birth to [v...
motier 11 9 MOTEY, full of motes...
motser 11 9 (Australian slang) a...
mouser 11 10 a cat kept to catch...
mouter 11 10 (Scots) a miller's f...
movers 13 13 MOVER, one that move...
mowers 14 12 MOWER, one that mows...
mucker 16 17 to squander [v -ED,...
mudder 12 12 a racehorse that run...
mudger 13 13 one who mudges, equi...
mugger 14 14 (Hindi) a broad-snou...
muller 14 12 to inflict a severe...
mummer 14 16 to take part in mumm...
mumper 15 16 a beggar; a begging...
munter 11 11 (colloquial) an unat...
murder 12 11 to kill unlawfully w...
murker 13 14 MURK, dark, gloomy,...
musers 12 10 MUSER, one who muses...
musher 14 12 a person who travels...
muster 12 10 to gather together [...
mutter 12 10 to speak unclearly [...
nabber 13 13 one who nabs [n -S]
naffer 13 13 NAFF, inferior, tack...
nagger 11 11 one who nags, esp. a...
naifer 11 10 NAIF, (French) ingen...
nailer 10 8 a maker of nails [n...
naiver 11 11 NAIVE, lacking sophi...
nakers 10 11 NAKER, a small kettl...
namers 10 10 NAMER, one who names...
napery 17 12 table and other hous...
napper 13 13 one who naps cloth a...
natter 9 7 to chatter [v -ED, -...
nearer 8 7 NEAR, situated withi...
neater 8 7 NEAT, tidy [adj]
necker 13 14 a person who indulge...
needer 8 8 one who needs [n -S]
nepers 11 10 NEPER, a unit for ex...
nerals 10 8 NERAL, the trans-iso...
nerdic 13 11 another name for gee...
nereid 9 8 a sea nymph, one of...
nereis 9 7 a marine worm [n NER...
nerine 8 8 a type of South Amer...
nerite 9 7 a type of sea snail...
nerkas 10 11 NERKA, the sockeye s...
neroli 10 8 an oil distilled fro...
nerols 10 8 NEROL, a fragrant al...
nerval 12 12 of the nerves, also...
nerved 11 12 NERVE, to give coura...
nerver 11 11 someone or something...
nerves 11 11 NERVE, to give coura...
nesher 11 9 NESH, soft, crumbly;...
nester 9 7 one who nests [n -S]
nether 11 9 situated below [adj]
netter 9 7 one who nets [n -S]
neuter 9 8 to castrate [v -ED,...
nicher 15 12 (Scots) to neigh, al...
nicker 14 14 (Scots) to neigh, al...
niffer 14 13 (Scots) to barter, t...
nigers 11 9 NIGER, (obsolete) a...
nigger 12 11 to exhaust by overcr...
nigher 13 11 NIGH, near [adj]
nimmer 12 13 a thief [n -S]
niners 9 8 NINER, a student in...
nipper 14 13 to seize two ropes t...
nipter 12 10 (Greek) an ecclesias...
niters 10 7 NITER, potassium nit...
nitery 16 9 (colloquial) a night...
nither 12 9 (dialect) to shiver...
nixers 16 14 NIXER, (Australian s...
nobler 12 11 NOBLE, possessing qu...
nodder 9 9 one who nods; a drow...
nooner 7 8 a brief sexual encou...
nooser 8 7 one who nooses [n -S...
nosers 9 7 NOSER, (slang) a blo...
nosher 11 9 one who noshes, nibb...
nosier 9 7 NOSEY, unduly curiou...
noters 9 7 NOTER, a person who...
nother 11 9 neither; nor [adj]
nozzer 15 25 (slang) a raw naval...
nudger 11 11 one who nudges [n -S...
number 13 14 to count [v -ED, -IN...
nurser 10 8 one who nurses; one...
nutter 10 8 a crazy person [n -S...
nuzzer 16 26 (Hindi) a present to...
oakers 10 10 OAKER, (Spenser) och...
oakier 10 10 OAKY, like an oak [a...
oarier 9 6 OARY, having the for...
oaters 9 6 OATER, a cowboy movi...
oatier 9 6 OATY, like oats [adj...
obeser 11 9 OBESE, very fat [adj...
obeyer 17 11 one who obeys [n -S]
obiter 12 9 (Latin) in passing;...
obvert 14 13 to turn, to show a d...
ochers 15 11 OCHER, a native pigm...
ochery 21 13 containing or resemb...
ockers 14 13 OCKER, (Australian s...
offers 14 12 OFFER, to present fo...
oglers 12 9 OGLER, one who ogles...
oilers 11 7 OILER, someone who o...
oilery 17 9 an oil business [n O...
oilier 11 7 OILY, covered in oil...
oliver 13 11 a forge-hammer worke...
ollers 12 8 OLLER, (dialect) was...
ombers 13 12 OMBER, a card game,...
omerta 10 9 (Italian) the Mafia...
onager 9 9 a wild ass of Asia [...
oncers 12 10 ONCER, (slang) a one...
oneyer 14 9 (Shakespeare) a (gre...
oofier 11 9 OOFY, expensive, ost...
oorier 9 6 OORIE, (Scots) dingy...
oosier 9 6 OOSY, having fluff [...
oozier 12 15 OOZY, oozing [adj]
opener 10 10 one that opens [n -S...
operas 11 9 OPERA, a form of mus...
operon 10 10 a group of genes ope...
opters 12 9 OPTER, someone who o...
orbier 12 9 ORBY, resembling a s...
orders 10 7 ORDER, to give a com...
ormers 11 9 ORMER, a sea snail o...
ornery 15 9 stubborn and mean sp...
orrery 16 8 a mechanical model o...
osiers 10 6 OSIER, a species of...
osiery 16 8 an osier bed [n OSIE...
ostler 11 7 a horse tender at an...
others 12 8 OTHER, one that rema...
otters 10 6 OTTER, to fish with...
oulder 11 9 OULD, (Irish) old [a...
ourier 10 7 OURIE, dingy, also O...
ouster 10 7 ejection or disposse...
outers 10 7 OUTER, a part of an...
outher 12 9 (dialect) either [ad...
outler 11 8 someone who is out o...
ouvert 12 11 (French) open, also...
overby 20 15 a little way over, a...
overdo 11 11 to do to excess [v O...
overed 11 11 OVER, to go, leap or...
overgo 12 12 to travel over [v OV...
overly 19 13 to an excessive degr...
owerby 21 14 (Scots) a little way...
owlers 14 10 OWLER, a smuggler of...
owlery 20 12 a place inhabited by...
owlier 14 10 OWLY, owlish, like a...
owners 12 10 OWNER, one that owns...
owrier 13 9 OWRIE, (Scots) dingy...
oxherd 18 16 one who tends oxen [...
oxters 16 13 OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oyster 16 8 a bivalve shellfish,...
pacers 15 12 PACER, a horse whose...
pacier 15 12 PACY, fast, also PAC...
packer 16 16 one who packs [n -S]
padder 12 11 a highwayman who ste...
pagers 13 11 PAGER, an electronic...
pairer 12 9 PAIR, (Scots) poor [...
palier 13 10 PALY, somewhat pale...
palmer 14 13 one who bears a palm...
palter 13 10 to talk or act insin...
pamper 15 15 to treat with excess...
pander 11 11 to act as a procurer...
paneer 10 10 a soft white cheese...
panier 11 10 a large basket, also...
panner 10 11 one who pans for gol...
panter 11 10 (Shakespeare) the of...
panzer 14 19 (German) a German ta...
papers 14 12 PAPER, to cover with...
papery 20 14 resembling paper [ad...
parera 11 9 (Maori) a New Zealan...
parers 12 9 PARER, an instrument...
parker 13 13 a park-keeper [n -S]
parser 12 9 a program or routine...
parter 12 9 one who, or which, p...
passer 12 9 one that passes [n -...
paster 12 9 one who pastes [n -S...
patera 11 9 a type of Roman shal...
paters 12 9 PATER, a father [n]
patter 12 9 to talk rapidly and...
patzer 15 18 (German) an inept ch...
pauper 14 13 to reduce to poverty...
pauser 12 10 one who pauses [n -S...
pavers 14 13 PAVER, a person who...
pawers 15 12 PAWER, one who paws...
pawner 14 13 one who pawns someth...
payers 18 11 PAYER, one who pays,...
pecker 16 16 that which pecks; (s...
pedder 12 11 (Scots) a pedlar [n...
pedler 13 11 a person who goes ab...
peeler 12 10 (colloquial) a polic...
peeper 13 12 a kind of tree-frog...
peered 11 10 PEER, to look narrow...
peerie 11 9 small [adj PEERIER,...
peever 13 13 (Scots) a tile, tin...
pelter 13 10 to shower blows or m...
penner 10 11 one who pens [n -S]
pepper 16 15 to season with a pun...
peraea 10 9 PERAEON, a crustacea...
perais 12 9 PERAI, a ferocious,...
perced 15 13 PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percen 14 13 (Spenser) to pierce...
perces 15 12 PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percid 16 13 a freshwater fish of...
perdie 12 10 (Shakespeare) assure...
perdue 12 11 (Shakespeare) a sold...
perdus 13 11 PERDU, (Shakespeare)...
pereia 11 9 PEREION, a crustacea...
pereon 10 10 a crustacean's thora...
perfay 20 14 (archaic) by my fait...
perfet 14 12 (Milton) perfect [ad...
perfin 14 13 a postage stamp perf...
perils 14 10 PERIL, to put in dan...
period 12 10 one of the main divi...
perish 15 11 to die [v -ED, -ING,...
periti 13 9 PERITUS, a type of t...
perked 13 14 PERK, to carry onese...
perkin 13 14 an oatmeal biscuit,...
permed 13 13 PERM, to permanent w...
permie 13 12 a permanent worker,...
permit 14 12 to allow [v PERMITTE...
perned 11 11 PERN, to move with a...
pernio 11 10 a chilblain [n PERNI...
pernod 11 11 (tradename) an anise...
perogi 13 11 (Polish) a tradition...
perogs 13 11 PEROG, (Russian) a l...
perogy 19 13 (Russian) a small du...
perone 10 10 the fibula, a bone o...
peroxo 17 16 containing the bival...
peroxy 24 18 containing the bival...
perron 11 10 a raised platform or...
perses 12 9 PERSE, (Spenser) to...
person 11 10 a human being [n -S]
persue 12 10 to follow, in order...
perter 12 9 PERT, impudent, jaun...
pertly 20 12 PERT, impudent, jaun...
peruke 13 14 a kind of wig, also...
peruse 12 10 to read [v PERUSED,...
perved 14 14 PERVE [v]
perves 14 13 PERVE [v]
pervos 14 13 PERVO, a pervert, al...
pester 12 9 to bother [v -ED, -I...
peters 12 9 PETER, to diminish g...
pether 14 11 (Scots) a pedlar, al...
petter 12 9 one who pets [n -S]
pewter 15 12 an alloy of tin, ant...
phaser 14 11 a type of science-fi...
pheere 13 11 a companion, also FE...
pheers 14 11 PHEER, a companion,...
phoner 13 12 one that telephones...
picker 17 16 one that picks [n -S...
piecer 15 12 a worker who joins b...
pierce 15 12 to thrust, or make a...
pierid 13 10 any butterfly belong...
pieris 13 9 an American or Asiat...
pierog 13 11 a large Russian pie,...
pierst 13 9 (Spenser) pierced, a...
pierts 13 9 PIERT, a small plant...
pikers 14 13 PIKER, a stingy pers...
pilers 14 10 PILER, one who place...
pilfer 16 13 to steal [v -ED, -IN...
pincer 15 13 one of the two pivot...
pinder 12 11 one who impounds cat...
pinery 18 12 an area where pineap...
pinger 13 12 a device for produci...
pinier 12 10 PINY, covered with p...
pinker 13 14 a person who cuts or...
pinner 11 11 one who impounds cat...
pioner 11 10 (Shakespeare) a mili...
pipers 15 12 PIPER, one who plays...
pipier 15 12 PIPY, like a pipe; h...
pisher 15 11 (Yiddish) a small bo...
pisser 13 9 something that pisse...
pitier 13 9 one who pities [n -S...
pitter 13 9 to sound like a gras...
placer 16 13 a person who places,...
planer 12 11 a planing machine [n...
plater 13 10 one who plates [n -S...
player 19 12 one who plays [n -S]
pliers 14 10 PLIER, one who plies...
plover 15 14 a general name for b...
plower 16 13 one who ploughs, als...
plyers 20 12 PLYER, one who plies...
pogoer 12 11 someone who pogos [n...
poiser 12 9 the balancer of dipt...
pokers 13 13 POKER, one that poke...
pokier 13 13 POKY, cramped, also...
polder 13 11 to reclaim low-lying...
polers 13 10 POLER, (Australian)...
poller 14 11 one that polls, also...
ponder 11 11 to consider deeply [...
pooler 12 10 a person taking part...
pooper 13 12 as in party pooper,...
poorer 11 9 POOR, lacking the me...
pooter 11 9 a suction bottle for...
popera 13 12 operatic music prese...
popery 20 14 a hostile term for R...
popper 16 15 one that pops [n -S]
porers 12 9 PORER, one who pores...
porier 12 9 PORY, having pores [...
porker 13 13 a pig, esp. a young...
porter 12 9 to carry luggage [v...
posers 12 9 POSER, one that pose...
posher 14 11 POSH, smart, stylish...
posier 12 9 POSY, given to posin...
posser 12 9 (archaic) a wooden s...
poster 12 9 to stick bills on [v...
pother 14 11 to make a commotion...
potter 12 9 to occupy oneself in...
potzer 15 18 (German) an inept ch...
pouder 12 11 (obsolete) powder, a...
pourer 12 10 one who pours [n -S]
pouter 12 10 a variety of pigeon...
powder 15 13 matter in a finely d...
powers 15 12 POWER, to equip with...
powter 15 12 (Scots) to poke, rum...
poxier 18 16 POXY, afflicted by p...
prater 12 9 one who prates [n -S...
prayer 18 11 a devout petition to...
prefer 14 12 to like better [v PR...
preyer 18 11 one who, or that whi...
pricer 16 12 one who sets a price...
priers 13 9 PRIER, one who pries...
primer 14 12 a book that covers t...
priser 13 9 a contestant for a p...
prizer 16 18 a contestant for a p...
prober 14 12 one who probes [n -S...
proker 13 13 a poker [n -S]
proler 13 10 (obsolete) a prowler...
proner 11 10 PRONE, lying face do...
proper 14 12 fitting [adj PROPERE...
proser 12 9 a writer of prose, a...
prover 14 13 one who proves [n -S...
prower 15 12 PROW, (archaic) full...
pruner 12 11 one that prunes [n -...
pryers 19 11 PRYER, one who pries...
pteria 12 9 PTERION, a place whe...
pterin 12 10 (Greek) any of a gro...
pucker 17 17 to gather into small...
pudder 13 12 to make a tumult or...
puered 12 11 PUER, to tan leather...
puffer 17 16 a steam-engine; a ki...
puirer 13 10 PUIR, (Scots) poor [...
pukers 14 14 PUKER, (archaic) an...
pukier 14 14 PUKY, reminiscent of...
pulers 14 11 PULER, one who pules...
pulier 14 11 PULY, given to pulin...
puller 15 12 one that pulls [n -S...
pulper 16 14 a machine for pulpin...
pulser 14 11 a device that causes...
pulver 16 15 to reduce to powder...
pumper 16 16 one who pumps [n -S]
punier 12 11 PUNY, of inferior si...
punker 13 15 a punk rock musician...
punner 11 12 one who makes puns,...
punter 12 11 one that punts [n -S...
purger 14 12 one who purges [n -S...
purler 14 11 a heavy fall [n -S]
purser 13 10 an officer in charge...
pusher 15 12 one that pushes [n -...
pusser 13 10 in naval slang, a su...
putter 13 10 to occupy oneself in...
pyoner 17 12 (Shakespeare) a mili...
quaere 17 16 to inquire or questi...
quaker 19 20 one who quakes [n -S...
quarer 18 16 QUARE, (dialect) que...
quaver 20 20 to tremble, quiver [...
queers 18 16 QUEER, to spoil, to...
querns 18 17 QUERN, a hand operat...
queuer 18 17 one who lines up [n...
quiver 21 20 to shake slightly [v...
quoter 18 16 one who quotes [n -S...
qwerty 28 20 the usual keyboard l...
racers 13 9 RACER, one that race...
racier 13 9 RACY, pungent [adj]
racker 14 13 a horse that walks w...
radder 10 8 RAD, afraid [adj]
radger 11 9 RADGE, (Scots) angry...
rafter 12 9 to supply with suppo...
ragers 11 8 RAGER, one who rages...
raider 10 7 one that raids [n -S...
railer 11 7 one who rails [n -S]
raiser 10 6 one who raises [n -S...
rakers 11 10 RAKER, in games, a l...
rakery 17 12 dissoluteness [n RAK...
rammer 12 12 a tool for ramming e...
ramper 13 12 one who makes a dist...
ranger 10 9 an officer supervisi...
ranker 10 11 an enlisted soldier...
ranter 9 7 one who rants [n -S]
rapers 12 9 RAPER, one who rapes...
rapier 12 9 a long, slender swor...
rapper 14 12 a doorknocker [n -S]
rasers 10 6 RASER, one that rase...
rasher 12 8 a thin slice of meat...
rasper 12 9 a tool used for rasp...
raster 10 6 the area reproducing...
raters 10 6 RATER, one that rate...
rather 12 8 preferably, also RUT...
ratter 10 6 an animal used for c...
ravers 12 10 RAVER, one that rave...
ravier 12 10 RAVEY, characteristi...
razers 13 15 RAZER, one who razes...
reader 9 7 one that reads [n -S...
realer 10 7 REAL, actually exist...
reamer 10 9 a tool used to enlar...
reaper 11 9 one that reaps [n -S...
rearer 9 6 a horse that rears [...
reaver 11 10 one that reaves, als...
redder 10 8 one who redds, tidie...
reeder 9 7 a thatcher [n -S]
reefer 11 9 a midshipman [n -S]
reeker 10 10 one that reeks [n -S...
reeler 10 7 an instrument for re...
refers 12 9 REFER, to direct to...
reiter 10 6 to reiterate [v -ED,...
reiver 12 10 a raider, plunderer,...
relier 11 7 (Shakespeare) one wh...
render 9 8 to plaster with a fi...
renker 10 11 RENK, (dialect) unpl...
renter 9 7 one who rents [n -S]
reperk 13 13 to brew again [v -ED...
rerack 14 13 to rack again [v -ED...
rerail 11 7 to replace on the ra...
reread 9 7 to read again [v RER...
rerent 9 7 to rent again [v -ED...
rerigs 12 8 RERIG, to rig again...
rerise 10 6 to rise again [v RER...
reroll 12 8 to roll again [v -ED...
reroof 11 9 to renew the roof [v...
rerose 9 6 RERISE, to rise agai...
reruns 10 8 RERUN, to show a rep...
rester 10 6 one who rests [n -S]
reverb 14 13 (Shakespeare) to ech...
revere 11 10 to regard with great...
revers 12 10 a part of a garment...
revert 12 10 to return to a forme...
revery 18 12 a daydream, also REV...
rezero 12 15 to reset (a gauge) b...
rhymer 20 13 one who composes rhy...
ribber 15 12 one that ribs [n -S]
ribier 13 9 a large, black grape...
ricers 14 9 RICER, a cooking ute...
richer 16 11 RICH, wealthy [adj]
ricier 14 9 RICY, containing ric...
ricker 15 13 a young tree trunk [...
ridder 11 8 one who rids [n -S]
riders 11 7 RIDER, one who rides...
ridger 12 9 a type of plough whi...
riever 12 10 a raider, plunderer,...
rifler 14 10 a hawk that grasps o...
rigger 13 10 one who rigs e.g. sh...
rilier 12 7 RILEY, turbid, also...
rimers 12 9 RIMER, one that rime...
rimier 12 9 RIMY, covered with r...
rimmer 13 12 a tool used to enlar...
ringer 11 9 one that rings [n -S...
rinser 10 7 something or someone...
rioter 10 6 one that riots [n -S...
ripers 13 9 RIPER, one who grope...
ripper 15 12 (obsolete) a person...
risers 11 6 RISER, a rod securin...
risker 12 10 one who risks or haz...
ritter 11 6 (archaic) a German o...
rivers 13 10 RIVER, a large natur...
rivery 19 12 like a river [adj]
rizzer 17 24 (Scots) to dry in th...
roamer 10 9 one who roams, a wan...
roarer 9 6 one who roars [n -S]
robber 14 12 one that robs [n -S]
rocker 14 13 the rock dove, also...
roemer 10 9 a large drinking gla...
rogers 11 8 ROGER, (slang) to ha...
roguer 11 9 a rogue [n -S]
rokers 11 10 ROKER, any ray other...
rokier 11 10 ROKY, (dialect) mist...
rolfer 13 10 a manipulator of mus...
roller 12 8 a cylindrical device...
romper 13 12 a one-piece garment...
ronzer 12 16 (New Zealand) someon...
roofer 11 9 one who supplies or...
roomer 10 9 a lodger [n -S]
rooser 9 6 (Scots) a boaster [n...
rooter 9 6 a vocal supporter [n...
ropers 12 9 ROPER, a rope-maker...
ropery 18 11 a place where ropes...
ropier 12 9 ROPY, resembling rop...
rorier 10 6 RORY, (Scots) noisy,...
rorter 10 6 a conman [n -S]
rosery 16 8 a place where roses...
rosier 10 6 a rosebush, also ROS...
rosser 10 6 (slang) a policeman,...
roster 10 6 to put on a list of...
rother 12 8 (obsolete) an ox, co...
rotter 10 6 a scoundrel [n -S]
rouser 10 7 a person or thing th...
router 10 7 a two-handled plane...
rovers 12 10 ROVER, one who roves...
rowers 13 9 ROWER, one who rows...
rozzer 16 24 (slang) a policeman,...
rubber 15 13 to provide with an e...
rubier 13 10 RUBY, red like a rub...
rudder 11 9 a vertical blade use...
rudery 17 10 (colloquial) rudenes...
rugger 13 11 a form of football,...
ruiner 10 8 one who ruins [n -S]
rulers 12 8 RULER, to strike wit...
rulier 12 8 RULY, obedient, orde...
rummer 13 13 (Dutch) a large drin...
runner 9 9 one who runs [n -S]
rusher 13 9 in American football...
ruther 13 9 (dialect) rather [ad...
rutter 11 7 (obsolete) a horsema...
sabers 12 9 SABER, to strike wit...
sacker 14 13 a position in baseba...
sadder 10 8 SAD, unhappy [adj]
saeter 9 6 (Norwegian) an uplan...
safter 12 9 SAFT, (Scots) soft [...
sagger 12 10 a clay box in which...
sagier 11 8 SAGY, flavoured with...
sailer 11 7 a vessel that sails...
sairer 10 6 SAIR, (Scots) sore,...
sakers 11 10 SAKER, a falcon nati...
salter 11 7 a person who makes o...
salver 13 11 a tray or serving pl...
samier 11 9 SAMEY, (colloquial)...
sander 9 8 a tool for sanding [...
sanger 10 9 (Australian slang) a...
sapper 14 12 a military engineer...
sasers 10 6 SASER, a device for...
saucer 13 10 a small shallow dish...
sauger 11 9 an American freshwat...
savers 12 10 SAVER, one that save...
sawder 13 10 to flatter, also SOW...
sawers 13 9 SAWER, one who saws,...
sawyer 19 11 one whose occupation...
sayers 16 8 SAYER, one that says...
scaler 14 10 a person or thing th...
scarer 13 9 something or someone...
scerne 12 10 (archaic) to discern...
sclera 14 10 the outermost membra...
sclere 14 10 a sponge spicule [n...
scorer 13 9 one that scores [n -...
scoter 13 9 a sea duck [n -S]
scryer 20 11 one who scries in a...
sealer 10 7 one who hunts seals...
seamer 10 9 a ball delivered by...
searer 9 6 SEAR, scorched, with...
seater 9 6 someone or something...
secern 12 10 to discern as separa...
seders 10 7 SEDER, (Hebrew) a Pe...
seeder 9 7 one who seeds [n -S]
seeker 10 10 one who seeks [n -S]
seemer 10 9 one who seems [n -S]
seiker 11 10 SEIK, (Scots) sick [...
seiner 9 7 one who fishes with...
seiser 10 6 one who seizes (prop...
seizer 13 15 one who seizes (prop...
seller 12 8 one that sells [n -S...
semper 13 12 (Latin) always [adj]
sender 9 8 one that sends [n -S...
seracs 13 9 SERAC, (French) a la...
serail 11 7 a harem, also SERAGL...
serais 10 6 SERAI, (Turkish) a c...
serang 10 9 (Urdu) the boatswain...
serape 11 9 (Spanish) a blanket...
seraph 14 11 in Christian theolog...
serdab 12 10 a chamber within an...
serein 9 7 (French) fine tropic...
serene 8 7 calm, tranquil [adj...
serest 10 6 SERE, withered, dry,...
serged 11 9 with sewn seams [adj...
serger 11 8 a sewing machine att...
serges 11 8 SERGE [v]
serial 11 7 in sequence [adj SER...
series 10 6 an arrangement of on...
serifs 13 9 SERIF, a decorative...
serine 9 7 a polar amino acid f...
sering 11 9 SERE, to burn the su...
serins 10 7 SERIN, a bird of the...
seriph 15 11 a decorative stroke...
sermon 10 10 to preach a religiou...
serons 9 7 SERON, a crate, also...
seroon 8 7 a crate, also SERON...
serosa 9 6 (Latin) a thin membr...
serous 10 7 of or relating to se...
serows 13 9 SEROW, a Himalayan g...
serrae 9 6 SERRA, (Latin) a saw...
serran 9 7 a fish of the genus...
serras 10 6 SERRA, (Latin) a saw...
serred 10 7 SERR, to press close...
serres 10 6 SERRE, to press clos...
serums 12 10 SERUM, the watery po...
serval 13 11 a long-legged Africa...
served 12 11 SERVE, to work for [...
server 12 10 one who serves anoth...
serves 12 10 SERVE, to work for [...
servos 12 10 SERVO, (Australian s...
setter 10 6 to treat with a seto...
severe 11 10 strict, harsh [adj S...
severs 12 10 SEVER, to divide or...
severy 18 12 a compartment of vau...
sewers 13 9 SEWER, to clean or m...
sexers 16 13 SEXER, one who sexes...
sexier 16 13 SEXY, arousing sexua...
shader 12 9 one who, or that whi...
shaker 13 12 one who shakes [n -S...
shamer 13 11 one who causes shame...
shaper 14 11 one that shapes [n -...
sharer 12 8 one that shares [n -...
shaver 14 12 a youngster [n -S]
sheers 12 8 SHEER, to swerve, to...
sherds 13 9 SHERD, a fragment of...
sheria 12 8 (Turkish) the body o...
sherif 15 11 a descendant of the...
sherpa 14 11 an aide to, or perso...
sherry 19 10 a fortified wine, or...
shewer 15 11 one who shews [n -S]
shiers 13 8 SHIER, a horse that...
shiner 12 9 a black eye [n -S]
shiver 15 12 to tremble with fear...
shmeer 13 11 to bribe, also SCHME...
shoder 12 9 a package of gold be...
shoers 12 8 SHOER, one who shoes...
shorer 12 8 one who props up thi...
shover 14 12 one who shoves, as i...
shower 15 11 to bathe in a spray...
shyers 19 10 SHYER, a horse tendi...
sicker 15 13 (Scots) sure, certai...
siders 11 7 SIDER, a native or i...
sidler 12 8 one who sidles [n -S...
sieger 11 8 one who besieges, al...
sierra 10 6 (Spanish) a ridge of...
sifter 13 9 one who, or that whi...
sigher 14 10 one who sighs [n -S]
signer 11 9 one that signs [n -S...
silers 12 7 SILER, a strainer [n...
siller 13 8 (Scots) silver [n -S...
silver 14 11 to cover with a meta...
simmer 13 12 to cook just below b...
simper 14 12 to smirk in a silly...
singer 11 9 one that sings [n -S...
sinker 11 11 a weight for a fishi...
sinner 9 8 to transgress, to ac...
sinter 10 7 to make cohesive by...
sipper 15 12 one who sips [n -S]
sister 11 6 to treat like a fema...
sitter 11 6 one who sits [n -S]
sivers 13 10 SIVER, (Scots) a dra...
sixers 17 13 SIXER, anything coun...
sizers 14 15 SIZER, a student at...
sizier 14 15 SIZY, pertaining to...
skater 11 10 one who skates [n -S...
skeers 11 10 SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeery 17 12 (dialect) scary, als...
skerry 18 12 a small, rocky islan...
skewer 14 13 a long pin of wood o...
skiers 12 10 SKIER, one who skis...
skiver 14 14 (dialect) to skewer...
skryer 18 12 one who scries in a...
skyers 18 12 SKYER, in cricket, a...
skyier 18 12 SKYEY, resembling th...
slaker 12 11 one who slakes [n -S...
slater 11 7 one who roofs with s...
slaver 13 11 to drool [v -ED, -IN...
slayer 17 9 one that slays [n -S...
slicer 15 10 one that slices [n -...
slider 12 8 a person who or thin...
sliver 14 11 to cut into long, th...
sloper 13 10 a native or inhabita...
slower 14 10 SLOW, moving with li...
smerks 13 13 SMERK, to smile in a...
smiler 13 10 one who smiles [n -S...
smiter 12 9 one who smites [n -S...
smoker 12 13 one that smokes [n -...
snarer 9 7 one who sets snares...
sneers 9 7 SNEER, to curl the l...
sneery 15 9 full of sneers [adj...
snider 10 8 SNIDE, base, also SN...
sniper 12 10 one who snipes [n -S...
snorer 9 7 one who snores [n -S...
soaker 10 10 a small piece of lea...
soaper 11 9 a serial melodrama o...
soarer 9 6 a person who or thin...
sobber 14 12 one who sobs [n -S]
sobers 12 9 SOBER, to make sober...
soccer 16 12 a type of ball game...
sodger 11 9 (colloquial) a soldi...
soever 11 10 to an indefinite deg...
softer 12 9 SOFT, not hard, also...
sogers 11 8 SOGER, (dialect) a s...
solder 11 8 to join together wit...
solera 10 7 (Spanish) a system o...
solers 11 7 SOLER, (archaic) an...
soller 12 8 (archaic) an upper r...
solver 13 11 one who solves [n -S...
somber 13 12 (US) sombre [adj SOM...
sonder 9 8 a class of small yac...
soneri 9 7 (Hindi) a cloth of g...
sooler 10 7 one who sools, incit...
sooner 8 7 one who settles on g...
sorner 9 7 one who obtrudes him...
sorter 10 6 one that sorts [n -S...
souper 12 10 in Ireland, a person...
sourer 10 7 SOUR, having an acid...
souser 10 7 a drunkard [n -S]
souter 10 7 (Scots) a shoemaker;...
sowder 13 10 as in soft sowder, f...
sowers 13 9 SOWER, one who sows...
sowter 13 9 (Scots) a cobbler, a...
spacer 15 12 someone who, or some...
spader 12 10 one who, or that whi...
spaers 12 9 SPAER, (Scots) one w...
sparer 12 9 one who spares [n -S...
speers 12 9 SPEER, (Scots) to as...
sperms 14 12 SPERM, a male gamete...
sperre 12 9 (Spenser) to bolt, b...
sperse 12 9 (archaic) to dispers...
sperst 13 9 SPERSE, (archaic) to...
spewer 15 12 one who spews, also...
sphaer 14 11 (obsolete) a sphere,...
sphere 14 11 to form into a type...
sphery 21 13 resembling a sphere...
spicer 16 12 (obsolete) a dealer...
spider 13 10 to move in a scuttli...
spiers 13 9 SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiker 14 13 a device for spiking...
sprier 13 9 SPRY, smart, dapper...
spryer 19 11 SPRY, smart, dapper...
spuers 13 10 SPUER, one who spues...
squier 19 16 (Shakespeare) a squa...
stager 11 8 an experienced perso...
staker 11 10 one that marks off a...
staler 11 7 STALE, not fresh [ad...
starer 10 6 one who stares [n -S...
stater 10 6 (Greek) an ancient G...
stayer 16 8 one who stays [n -S]
steers 10 6 STEER, to guide or d...
steery 16 8 busy or bustling [ad...
stereo 9 6 to make a type of pr...
steres 10 6 STERE, (French) a ti...
steric 14 9 pertaining to atoms...
sterna 9 7 STERNUM, a long, fla...
sterns 10 7 STERN, to back, row...
sterol 11 7 a solid higher alcoh...
sterve 12 10 (Spenser) to starve,...
stewer 13 9 one who stews [n -S]
steyer 16 8 STEY, (Scots) steep...
stiver 13 10 (Dutch) a former Dut...
stoker 11 10 a person who or thin...
stoner 9 7 one who stones [n -S...
stoper 12 9 one that stopes, exc...
storer 10 6 one who stores thing...
stover 12 10 (archaic) the dried...
stower 13 9 one who stows [n -S]
stumer 12 10 (slang) a counterfei...
styler 18 9 one who styles [n -S...
suaver 12 11 SUAVE, sophisticated...
subers 13 10 SUBER, (Latin) the b...
sucker 15 14 to strip off superfl...
sudder 11 9 (Arabic) a supreme c...
sudser 11 8 (slang) a soap opera...
suffer 15 13 to feel pain or dist...
suiter 11 7 a special suitcase f...
sulker 13 12 one who sulks [n -S]
summer 13 13 to pass the warmest...
sunder 10 9 to break apart [v -E...
sunker 11 12 a ridge of rock near...
superb 15 13 of excellent quality...
supers 13 10 SUPER, to reinforce...
supper 15 13 to supply with an ev...
surfer 13 10 one who surfs, also...
surger 12 9 one who surges [n -S...
sutler 12 8 one who peddles good...
swager 14 11 one who uses a swage...
swayer 19 11 one who sways [n -S]
sweers 13 9 SWEER, to swear [v]
sweert 13 9 (Scots) slothful; gr...
swerfs 16 12 SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swerve 15 13 to turn aside sudden...
swiler 15 10 (Canadian) in Newfou...
swiper 16 12 one who sweeps for o...
sypher 21 13 to lay an edge over...
syvers 19 12 SYVER, (Scots) a dra...
taberd 12 10 a herald's or knight...
tabers 12 9 TABER, to play on th...
tacker 14 13 (Australian slang) a...
tagger 12 10 the pursuer in a gam...
tailer 11 7 one who secretly fol...
taiver 12 10 (Scots) to wander, t...
takers 11 10 TAKER, one who takes...
takier 11 10 TAKY, (obsolete) att...
talers 11 7 TALER, (German) an o...
talker 12 11 one who talks [n -S]
taller 12 8 TALL, having great h...
tamber 13 12 the distinctive qual...
tamers 11 9 TAMER, one that tame...
tamper 13 12 to interfere in a ha...
tanker 10 11 to transport by a sh...
tanner 8 8 in pre-decimal coina...
tapers 12 9 TAPER, to become gra...
tapper 14 12 a person who taps; a...
tarter 10 6 TART, sharp tasting...
tasers 10 6 TASER, to immobilize...
tasker 11 10 one who performs a t...
taster 10 6 one who tastes [n -S...
taters 10 6 TATER, (colloquial)...
tatler 11 7 an indiscreet talker...
tatter 10 6 to become torn and w...
tauter 10 7 TAUT, stretched tigh...
tavern 11 11 an ale house [n -S]
tavers 12 10 TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
tavert 12 10 (Scots) muddled, fud...
tawers 13 9 TAWER, a maker of wh...
tawery 19 11 a place where skins...
tawier 13 9 TAWIE, (Scots) tract...
taxers 16 13 TAXER, one who impos...
teamer 10 9 a person who drives...
tearer 9 6 (slang) a boisterous...
teaser 9 6 one who teases [n -S...
tedder 10 8 a machine for teddin...
tedier 10 7 TEDY, (Scott) tediou...
teemer 10 9 one who teems, or br...
teener 8 7 a teenager [n -S]
teered 9 7 TEER, to daub, plast...
teeter 9 6 to move unsteadily [...
telfer 13 10 to transport by a sy...
teller 12 8 a sapling, a shoot f...
temper 13 12 to moderate by addin...
tender 9 8 soft, sensitive [adj...
tenner 8 8 (colloquial) a ten-p...
tenser 9 7 TENSE, taut [adj]
tenter 9 7 to stretch on a type...
terais 10 6 TERAI, (Hindi) a wid...
teraph 14 11 (Hebrew) an image of...
terata 9 6 TERAS, (Greek) a mon...
terbia 12 9 an oxide of terbium...
terbic 16 12 pertaining to the el...
tercel 14 10 a male hawk, also TA...
terces 13 9 TERCE, a prayer serv...
tercet 13 9 a group of three lin...
tercio 13 9 (Spanish) an infantr...
teredo 9 7 a bivalve mollusk [n...
terefa 11 9 (Hebrew) not rituall...
tereks 11 10 TEREK, (Russian) a k...
terete 9 6 smooth-surfaced, cyl...
terfes 12 9 TERFE, (Milton) turf...
tergal 12 9 relating to the terg...
tergum 13 12 (Latin) the back of...
termed 11 10 TERM, to designate [...
termer 11 9 a person who holds a...
termly 19 12 a publication once a...
termor 11 9 a person who holds a...
ternal 10 8 threefold [adj]
terned 9 8 TERNE, to cover with...
ternes 9 7 TERNE, to cover with...
terrae 9 6 TERRA, (Latin) the e...
terras 10 6 an earthy volcanic t...
terret 10 6 a metal ring on a ha...
territ 11 6 a metal ring on a ha...
terror 10 6 intense fear [n -S]
terser 10 6 TERSE, succinct [adj...
tertia 10 6 (Scott) an infantry...
tester 10 6 a canopy over a bed...
tether 12 8 to confine with a ro...
tetter 10 6 to affect with a ski...
texter 16 13 a person who communi...
thaler 13 9 (German) an obsolete...
thawer 15 11 an ice-melting agent...
theres 12 8 THERE, that place [n...
therme 13 11 a unit of quantity o...
therms 14 11 THERM, a unit of qua...
ticker 15 13 (slang) the heart [n...
tidier 11 7 one who tidies [n -S...
tierce 13 9 a period for prayer...
tiered 10 7 TIER, to arrange in...
tigers 12 8 TIGER, a fierce, str...
tigery 18 10 like a tiger [adj]
tigger 13 10 to damage (electroni...
tilers 12 7 TILER, a maker or la...
tilery 18 9 a tile factory [n TI...
tiller 13 8 to put forth stems f...
tilter 12 7 one who tilts, or jo...
timber 14 12 to furnish with wood...
timers 12 9 TIMER, one that time...
tinder 10 8 dry inflammable matt...
tinier 10 7 TINY, very small [ad...
tinker 11 11 to repair shoddily [...
tinner 9 8 a tin miner [n -S]
tinter 10 7 a person or thing th...
tipper 15 12 one who tips [n -S]
titers 11 6 TITER, the concentra...
titfer 13 9 (slang) cockney rhym...
tither 13 8 one who collects tit...
titler 12 7 a writer of titles;...
titter 11 6 to utter a restraine...
tocher 15 11 (Gaelic) to dower [v...
todger 11 9 (slang) the penis [n...
toeier 9 6 TOEY, (Australian sl...
toerag 10 8 a tramp, a despicabl...
togger 12 10 (colloquial) to play...
toiler 11 7 one that toils [n -S...
tokers 11 10 TOKER, one that toke...
toller 12 8 a collector of tolls...
tolter 11 7 (dialect) to flounde...
toners 9 7 TONER, fine powdered...
tonger 10 9 a person who gathers...
tonier 9 7 TONY, high-toned, al...
tonker 10 11 one who tonks, hits...
tonner 8 8 an object having a s...
tooler 10 7 a person who tools t...
toomer 10 9 TOOM, (Scots) empty...
tooter 9 6 one who toots; one w...
topers 12 9 TOPER, a drunkard [n...
topper 14 12 (slang) a top hat [n...
torero 9 6 (Spanish) a bullfigh...
tosher 12 8 (colloquial) a non-c...
tosser 10 6 (slang) an unpleasan...
toters 10 6 TOTER, one who totes...
tother 12 8 (archaic) the other...
totter 10 6 to walk unsteadily [...
tourer 10 7 a large, open automo...
touser 10 7 one who touses [n -S...
touter 10 7 one who seeks custom...
towers 13 9 TOWER, to rise to a...
towery 19 11 very tall [adj TOWER...
towier 13 9 TOWY, pertaining to...
towser 13 9 one who towses [n -S...
toyers 16 8 TOYER, one who toys,...
tracer 13 9 a kind of ammunition...
trader 10 7 one who trades [n -S...
triers 11 6 TRIER, one who tries...
trimer 12 9 a substance in which...
triter 11 6 TRITE, banal, common...
trover 12 10 a type of legal acti...
tryers 17 8 TRYER, one who tries...
tubber 15 13 one who tubs i.e. ta...
tubers 13 10 TUBER, an undergroun...
tucker 15 14 to tire out [v -ED,...
tufter 13 10 a hound that drives...
tugger 13 11 one who tugs, esp. i...
tuners 10 8 TUNER, one who tunes...
tunier 10 8 TUNY, tuneful, esp....
turner 10 8 one who turns wood o...
tusker 12 11 a turf-spade, also T...
tusser 11 7 (Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tuyere 16 9 a pipe through which...
tuyers 17 9 TUYER, a pipe throug...
tweers 13 9 TWEER, (obsolete) to...
twerks 15 13 TWERK, to thrust the...
twerps 16 12 TWERP, a small, impu...
twerpy 22 14 like a twerp, also T...
twicer 17 12 a compositor and pre...
twiers 14 9 TWIER, a pipe throug...
twiner 13 10 a twining plant [n -...
twoers 13 9 TWOER, (colloquial)...
twofer 15 12 something that is so...
twyere 19 11 a pipe through which...
twyers 20 11 TWYER, a pipe throug...
tylers 18 9 TYLER, a maker or la...
typier 19 11 TYPY, conforming to...
uberty 19 12 fruitfulness [n UBER...
uckers 15 14 a form of the game l...
udders 11 9 UDDER, a mammary gla...
uglier 13 10 UGLY, not beautiful...
ulcers 15 11 ULCER, to affect wit...
ulster 12 8 a long, loose overco...
umbers 14 13 UMBER, to colour wit...
umbery 20 15 like umber [adj]
uncoer 12 11 UNCO, (Scots) strang...
undern 9 10 (obsolete) orig the...
undoer 9 9 one who undoes [n -S...
uniter 10 8 one who unites [n -S...
uppers 15 13 UPPER, the part of a...
ureter 10 7 a duct that conveys...
urgers 12 9 URGER, one who urges...
usager 11 9 someone who has the...
ushers 13 9 USHER, to escort peo...
usurer 11 8 one who lives by usu...
uterus 11 8 an organ of female m...
utters 11 7 UTTER, to give audib...
vaguer 13 13 VAGUE, indeterminate...
vainer 11 11 VAIN, filled with un...
valuer 13 12 one that values [n -...
vamper 15 16 one who vamps; one w...
vanner 10 12 a person who owns a...
vapers 14 13 VAPER, one who vapes...
varier 12 10 a wanderer; one who...
vaster 12 10 VAST, huge [adj]
vatter 12 10 one who uses a vat [...
vealer 12 11 a calf raised for fo...
veered 11 11 VEER, to change dire...
veiler 13 11 one who veils [n -S]
veiner 11 11 a tool used in wood...
vender 11 12 a seller, also VENDO...
veneer 10 11 to overlay with thin...
venery 17 13 (archaic) the pursui...
venger 12 13 (Spenser) an avenger...
venter 11 11 (obsolete) a person...
verbal 15 14 in words [adj VERBAL...
verbid 15 14 a nonfinite part of...
verdet 12 11 copper acetate [n -S...
verdin 12 12 a small yellow-heade...
verdit 13 11 (Spenser) a verdict...
verdoy 18 13 in heraldry, a flora...
verged 13 13 VERGE, to come near...
verger 13 12 a church official, a...
verges 13 12 VERGE, to come near...
verier 12 10 VERY, absolute [adj]
verify 21 15 to prove to be true...
verily 20 13 in truth [adv]
verism 14 13 realism in art or li...
verist 13 10 an adherent of veris...
verite 12 10 (French) reality, tr...
verity 19 12 truth [n VERITIES]
verjus 15 20 the sour juice of cr...
verlan 12 12 (French) a variety o...
verlig 15 13 (Afrikaans) politica...
vermal 14 14 relating to a vermis...
vermes 13 13 VERMIS, a part of th...
vermil 15 14 to colour red, also...
vermin 13 14 troublesome animals...
vermis 14 13 a part of the brain...
vernal 12 12 pertaining to spring...
vernix 18 18 a fatty substance co...
verrel 13 11 a band placed around...
verrey 18 12 charged or variegate...
versal 13 11 an ornamental letter...
versed 12 11 VERSE, to write in a...
verser 12 10 a versifier [n -S]
verses 12 10 VERSE [n]
verset 12 10 a short line of metr...
versin 12 11 a versed sine, a tri...
versos 12 10 VERSO, (Latin) the r...
verste 12 10 (Russian) a unit of...
versts 13 10 VERST, (Russian) a u...
versus 13 11 (Latin) against; in...
verted 12 11 VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertex 18 17 (Latin) the highest...
vertue 12 11 moral excellence, al...
vertus 13 11 VERTU, a love or tas...
vervel 15 15 a ring for a hawk's...
verven 13 15 (Spenser) vervain, t...
verves 14 14 VERVE, the state of...
vervet 14 14 (French) a small, lo...
vesper 14 13 an evening service,...
vetoer 11 10 one who vetoes [n -S...
vetter 12 10 one that evaluates s...
vexers 18 17 VEXER, one who vexes...
vibier 15 13 VIBEY, lively, vibra...
viewer 15 13 one that views [n -S...
viners 12 11 VINER, a wine grower...
vinery 18 13 a place in which gra...
vinier 12 11 VINY, of or pertaini...
violer 13 11 a viol player, a fid...
vipers 15 13 VIPER, a venomous sn...
virger 14 12 (obsolete) a verger...
visier 13 10 (Arabic) a minister...
vivers 15 14 VIVER, (dialect) a f...
vizier 16 19 (Arabic) a minister...
vogier 13 12 VOGIE, (Scots) vain,...
voguer 13 13 one who vogues, perf...
voicer 15 13 one who voices [n -S...
voider 12 11 one who voids [n -S]
volery 19 13 a large bird cage [n...
vomers 13 13 VOMER, (Latin) any o...
voters 12 10 VOTER, one who votes...
vowers 15 13 VOWER, one who makes...
wacker 17 16 (slang) mate, pal [n...
wadder 13 11 an implement for wad...
waders 13 10 WADER, one that wade...
wafers 15 12 WAFER, to fasten wit...
wafery 21 14 like a wafer [adj]
wafter 15 12 an armed vessel empl...
wagers 14 11 WAGER, to make a bet...
wagger 15 13 a wastepaper basket...
wailer 14 10 one who wails [n -S]
waiter 13 9 one who serves at ta...
waiver 15 13 the act of waiving s...
wakers 14 13 WAKER, one that wake...
walers 14 10 WALER, in India, an...
walier 14 10 WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walker 15 14 one who walks [n -S]
waller 15 11 a builder of walls [...
wander 12 11 to move about with n...
wanier 12 10 WANY, waning in some...
wanker 13 14 one who masturbates...
wanner 11 11 WAN, pale [adj]
wanter 12 10 one who wants [n -S]
wapper 17 15 to cause to shake; t...
warder 13 10 someone who guards o...
warier 13 9 WARY, cautious [adj]
warmer 14 12 something that warms...
warner 12 10 one who warns [n -S]
warper 15 12 one who, or that whi...
washer 15 11 to fit with a washer...
waster 13 9 (Scots) to spend pro...
waters 13 9 WATER, to sprinkle w...
watery 19 11 like water [adj WATE...
watter 13 9 WAT, wet [adj]
wauker 14 14 a fuller of cloth, a...
wavers 15 13 WAVER, to move to an...
wavery 21 15 unsteady [adj WAVERI...
wavier 15 13 WAVY, having waves [...
waxers 19 16 WAXER, one who waxes...
waxier 19 16 WAXY, like wax [adj]
weaker 13 13 WEAK, feeble [adj]
weaner 11 10 a calf, lamb, or pig...
wearer 12 9 one who is dressed [...
weaver 14 13 one that weaves [n -...
webers 15 12 WEBER, a unit of mag...
wedder 13 11 (dialect) to weather...
weeder 12 10 one who weeds [n -S]
weeper 14 12 one who weeps [n -S]
weeter 12 9 WEET, wet [adj]
weever 14 13 any one of several s...
weiner 12 10 (German) a frankfurt...
welder 14 11 one that welds, also...
welter 14 10 to roll about [v -ED...
werris 14 9 (Australian slang) u...
wester 13 9 to move towards the...
wether 15 11 a castrated ram [n -...
wetter 13 9 something that wets...
whaler 16 12 a person who hunts w...
wheres 15 11 WHERE, the place at...
wherry 22 13 to transport in a ro...
wherve 17 15 a piece of wood used...
whiner 15 12 one who whines [n -S...
whiter 16 11 WHITE, of the color...
wicker 18 16 a pliant twig or bra...
widder 14 11 (colloquial) a widow...
wiener 12 10 (German) a frankfurt...
wigger 16 13 (colloquial) a white...
wilder 15 11 to cause to stray [v...
wilier 15 10 WILY, crafty [adj]
willer 16 11 someone who wills [n...
wincer 16 13 one who winces [n -S...
winder 13 11 (slang) a blow that...
winery 19 12 a place where wine i...
winger 14 12 a footballer who pla...
winier 13 10 WINEY, like or tasti...
winker 14 14 something that winks...
winner 12 11 one that wins [n -S]
winter 13 10 to pass the coldest...
wipers 16 12 WIPER, one that wipe...
wirers 14 9 WIRER, one who wires...
wirier 14 9 WIRY, thin and tough...
wisher 16 11 one who wishes [n -S...
wither 16 11 to dry up and wilt [...
witter 14 9 to mutter peevishly...
wivern 15 14 in heraldry, a drago...
wivers 16 13 WIVER, in heraldry,...
wizier 17 18 (Arabic) a minister...
wolfer 16 13 a hunter of wolves,...
wolver 16 14 a hunter of wolves,...
womera 13 12 (Native Australian)...
wonder 12 11 to speculate [v -ED,...
wonner 11 11 (Scots) a wonder [n...
wooers 12 9 WOOER, one who woos...
woofer 14 12 a loudspeaker for lo...
wooler 13 10 a domestic animal ra...
worker 14 13 one that works [n -S...
wormer 14 12 a screw fixed on the...
worser 13 9 worse [adj]
wowfer 18 15 WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wowser 16 12 (Australian slang) a...
writer 14 9 one that writes [n -...
wunner 12 12 something that is on...
wuther 16 12 to move swiftly or w...
wyvern 21 16 in heraldry, a drago...
xeroma 16 16 a dry lustreless con...
xyster 23 15 a surgeon's instrume...
yabber 20 14 (Native Australian)...
yacker 20 15 (Native Australian)...
yagers 17 10 YAGER, (German) a hu...
yagger 18 12 (Scots) a pedlar [n...
yakker 18 16 (Native Australian)...
yammer 18 14 to complain peevishl...
yanker 16 13 (Scots) a big lie [n...
yapper 20 14 a yappy dog [n -S]
yarder 16 9 one who yards, draft...
yarner 15 9 one who tells storie...
yatter 16 8 to talk idly [v -ED,...
yauper 18 12 one who yaups, yelps...
yawier 19 11 YAWY, pertaining to...
yawner 18 12 one who yawns [n -S]
yawper 21 14 one who yawps, cries...
yeller 18 10 one who cries out [n...
yelper 19 12 one who yelps [n -S]
yemmer 18 14 (dialect) an ember [...
yerbas 18 11 YERBA, (Spanish) an...
yerded 16 10 YERD, (Scots) to bur...
yerked 17 13 YERK, to tie with a...
yester 16 8 pertaining to yester...
yferes 18 11 YFERE, (obsolete) a...
yicker 21 15 to utter sharp littl...
yikker 19 16 to utter sharp littl...
yipper 21 14 a golfer suffering f...
yodler 17 10 one who yodels, also...
yokers 17 12 YOKER, to spit [v]
yonder 15 10 over there, also THO...
yonker 16 13 (obsolete) a young p...
yopper 20 14 a young person emplo...
yorker 17 12 a kind of delivery i...
yowler 20 12 one who yowls [n -S]
yucker 21 16 an American bird, th...
yukier 18 13 YUKY, itchy [adj]
zaffer 17 21 (Italian) an impure...
zander 12 17 (German) a European...
zanier 12 16 ZANY, comical, clown...
zapper 17 21 a device that zaps [...
zerdas 13 16 ZERDA, (Arabic) a de...
zereba 14 18 (Arabic) an improvis...
zeriba 15 18 (Arabic) an improvis...
zeroed 12 16 ZERO, to set at or a...
zeroes 12 15 ZERO, to set at or a...
zeroth 15 17 being numbered zero...
zester 13 15 a utensil for peelin...
zinger 14 18 someone or something...
zipper 18 21 to close with an int...
zither 16 17 a stringed instrumen...
zoners 12 16 ZONER, one who zones...
zooier 12 15 ZOOEY, like a zoo [a...
zoster 13 15 (Greek) an ancient G...

7 letter words that contains ER

7 letter ER word

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abasers 13 10 ABASER, one who abas...
abaters 13 10 ABATER, one who abat...
abetter 13 10 one who abets, also...
abiders 14 11 ABIDER, one who abid...
abjurer 16 20 one who abjures [n -...
aborter 13 10 one who aborts [n -S...
abrader 13 11 a tool for abrading...
abusers 14 11 ABUSER, one who abus...
abutter 14 11 a person whose prope...
acaters 14 10 ACATER, (obsolete) a...
acceder 17 14 one who accedes [n -...
accuser 18 14 one who accuses [n -...
acerate 13 10 needle-shaped [adj]
acerber 16 13 ACERB, bitter and so...
acerbic 20 16 bitter and sour, als...
acerola 14 11 a West Indian shrub...
acerose 13 10 needle-shaped [adj]
acerous 14 11 needle-shaped [adj]
acidier 15 11 ACIDY, resembling ac...
acrider 15 11 ACRID, sharp to the...
acroter 14 10 a pedestal or orname...
adapter 13 11 something that adapt...
adducer 15 13 one who adduces [n -...
adepter 13 11 ADEPT, highly skille...
adermin 12 12 a former name of pyr...
adhered 13 11 ADHERE, to become or...
adherer 13 10 one who remains clos...
adheres 13 10 ADHERE, to become or...
adjurer 14 18 one who commands sol...
admirer 13 11 one who admires [n -...
adopter 13 11 one who adopts [n -S...
adorers 11 8 ADORER, one that ado...
adorner 10 9 one who adorns [n -S...
adverbs 16 15 ADVERB, a word used...
adverse 13 12 acting against [adj...
adverts 14 12 ADVERT, to refer to...
adviser 14 12 one who gives counse...
aeradio 10 8 a Canadian radio ser...
aerated 10 8 AERATE, to put air i...
aerates 10 7 AERATE, to put air i...
aerator 10 7 that which supplies...
aerials 12 8 AERIAL, an antenna [...
aeriest 11 7 AERY, airy [adj]
aerobat 12 10 one who performs fea...
aerobes 12 10 AEROBE, an organism...
aerobia 12 10 AEROBIUM, an organis...
aerobic 16 13 requiring free oxyge...
aerobot 12 10 an unmanned gas-fill...
aerobus 13 11 a type of monorail t...
aerogel 12 10 a highly porous soli...
aerosat 10 7 a satellite for air-...
aerosol 11 8 a spray released und...
aerugos 12 10 AERUGO, a green film...
aethers 13 9 AETHER, the upper re...
affeers 15 13 AFFEER, (archaic) to...
affixer 22 20 one who affixes [n -...
aginner 11 11 an opponent of chang...
agister 13 9 a former officer of...
aieries 11 7 AIERY, the nest of a...
aileron 11 9 a balancing flap on...
albergo 15 13 an inn, also AUBERGE...
alberts 15 11 ALBERT, a kind of wa...
alchera 17 13 the dreamtime in Aus...
alerces 15 11 ALERCE, the wood of...
alerion 11 9 in heraldry, an eagl...
alerted 12 9 ALERT, to warn [v]
alerter 12 8 ALERT, ready for sud...
alertly 20 11 ALERT, ready for sud...
alferez 17 20 (Arabic) a standard-...
aliener 11 9 one that transfers p...
aligner 13 11 one who aligns, also...
aliners 12 9 ALINER, one who alin...
allayer 19 11 one who, or that whi...
alleger 14 11 one who alleges [n -...
allergy 21 13 a state of hypersens...
allover 15 13 a fabric with a patt...
allurer 14 10 one who allures [n -...
almners 13 12 ALMNER, a giver of a...
almoner 12 12 a giver of alms; a s...
alnager 12 11 an inspector of clot...
altered 12 9 ALTER, to make diffe...
alterer 12 8 one who alters [n -S...
alterne 11 9 one of two or more p...
amasser 12 10 one who amasses [n -...
ambeers 14 13 AMBEER, the spittle...
ambered 14 14 embedded in amber [a...
amblers 16 14 AMBLER, one who ambl...
amender 11 12 one who amends [n -S...
amerced 15 14 AMERCE, to fine or p...
amercer 15 13 one who amerces, fin...
amerces 15 13 AMERCE, to fine or p...
ammeter 13 13 an instrument for me...
amperes 14 13 AMPERE, a unit of el...
amusers 13 11 AMUSER, one who amus...
anergia 11 10 lack of energy [n -S...
anergic 15 13 relating to anergia;...
aneroid 10 9 a type of barometer...
angered 11 11 ANGER, to make angry...
angerly 19 13 ANGER, wrath [adv]
anglers 13 11 ANGLER, one that ang...
angrier 12 10 ANGRY, having anger...
annoyer 15 11 one who annoys [n -S...
another 12 10 one more [adj]
answers 14 11 ANSWER, to say, writ...
anthers 13 10 ANTHER, the part of...
antlers 12 9 ANTLER, the horn of...
antsier 11 8 ANTSY, eager, excite...
apercus 17 14 APERCU, a brief outl...
aperies 13 10 APERY, the act of ap...
apperil 17 14 (Shakespeare) peril,...
applier 17 14 one who applies [n -...
apposer 15 13 (obsolete) an examin...
aptamer 14 13 any of various creat...
apteral 14 11 wingless, also APTER...
apteria 13 10 APTERIUM, a bare pat...
apteryx 26 19 one of a genus of Ne...
aquafer 21 20 an underground reser...
aquifer 22 20 an underground reser...
aquiver 22 21 quivering [adj]
arbiter 14 10 a person with power...
archers 17 12 ARCHER, someone who...
archery 23 14 the sport of shootin...
arguers 13 10 ARGUER, one who argu...
armeria 12 10 the generic name for...
armiger 14 12 an armour-bearer; a...
armorer 12 10 (US) one who makes o...
arouser 11 8 one who arouses [n -...
arrayer 17 9 one who arrays [n -S...
arriere 11 7 (French) in the rear...
arriero 11 7 (Spanish) a muleteer...
arriver 14 11 one who arrives [n -...
artsier 12 7 ARTSY, arty [adj]
ashiver 16 13 (archaic) shivering...
ashlers 15 10 ASHLER, to build wit...
asperge 14 12 to sprinkle [v ASPER...
asperse 13 10 to slander, disparag...
aspirer 14 10 one who aspires [n -...
assayer 17 9 one that assays [n -...
asserts 12 7 ASSERT, to state pos...
assever 13 11 to solemnly declare...
assizer 15 16 an officer in charge...
assumer 13 11 one who assumes or a...
assurer 12 8 one who assures, tak...
asteria 11 7 a precious stone tha...
asterid 12 8 a starfish, also AST...
asterts 12 7 ASTERT, (obsolete) t...
astuter 12 8 ASTUTE, shrewd and p...
asunder 11 10 into parts [adv]
atelier 12 8 an artist's studio [...
atoners 10 8 ATONER, one who aton...
auberge 14 13 an inn, also ALBERGO...
augurer 13 11 (Shakespeare) an aug...
aunters 11 9 AUNTER, (obsolete) a...
austere 11 8 severe [adj AUSTERER...
avenger 13 14 one that avenges, al...
average 13 13 mediocre [adj AVERAG...
averred 13 12 AVER, to declare pos...
averted 13 12 AVERT, to ward off [...
averter 13 11 one who averts [n -S...
avoider 13 12 one who avoids [n -S...
avowers 16 14 AVOWER, one who avow...
avoyers 19 13 AVOYER, (French) a c...
awaiter 14 10 one who awaits [n -S...
awarder 14 11 one who awards [n -S...
babbler 19 17 any of a family of t...
backers 18 17 BACKER, a supporter...
baconer 15 14 a pig suitable for b...
badgers 15 13 BADGER, to pester or...
baffler 19 17 a person who or thin...
baggers 16 14 BAGGER, one that bag...
baggier 16 14 BAGGY, loose fitting...
bailers 15 11 BAILER, (US) a perso...
baiters 14 10 BAITER, one who bait...
baldier 15 12 BALDY, having no hai...
balkers 16 15 BALKER, one who, or...
balkier 16 15 BALKY, apt to balk;...
ballers 16 12 BALLER, a person who...
balmier 16 14 BALMY, mild, tempera...
bammers 16 16 BAMMER, a fool [n]
banaler 13 12 BANAL, flat and unin...
banders 13 12 BANDER, a member of...
bandier 13 12 BANDY, having crooke...
bangers 14 13 BANGER, (colloquial)...
bankers 14 15 BANKER, a person who...
banners 12 12 BANNER, to furnish w...
banters 13 11 BANTER, to exchange...
barbers 16 13 BARBER, to shave or...
bardier 14 11 BARDY, (Scots) scold...
barkers 15 14 BARKER, (slang) a pi...
barkier 15 14 BARKY, having a toug...
barmier 15 13 BARMIE, foamy; dotty...
barnier 13 11 BARNY, like a barn [...
barrier 14 10 to shut by means of...
barters 14 10 BARTER, to trade by...
bashers 16 12 BASHER, one who bash...
bassers 14 10 BASSER, someone who...
bassier 14 10 BASSY, somewhat deep...
basters 14 10 BASTER, one who bast...
batcher 19 15 one who puts things...
bathers 16 12 BATHER, one who bath...
batlers 15 11 BATLER, a wooden mal...
battero 13 10 (Shakespeare) a cudg...
batters 14 10 BATTER, to beat repe...
battery 20 12 a device for generat...
battier 14 10 BATTY, (colloquial)...
battler 15 11 one who battles [n -...
baueras 13 11 BAUERA, a kind of ev...
baulker 16 16 one who baulks [n -S...
bawdier 17 14 BAWDY, obscene [adj]
bawlers 18 14 BAWLER, one who bawl...
baxters 20 17 BAXTER, (obsolete) a...
beaders 13 11 BEADER, one who make...
beadier 13 11 BEADY, resembling be...
beagler 15 13 one who hunts with b...
beakers 14 14 BEAKER, a large cup...
beakier 14 14 BEAKY, resembling a...
beamers 14 13 BEAMER, a workman or...
beamier 14 13 BEAMY, radiant [adj]
beanery 18 13 a cheap restaurant [...
bearers 13 10 BEARER, one who bear...
beaters 13 10 BEATER, one who beat...
beatier 13 10 BEATY, of music, hav...
beauter 13 11 BEAUT, beautiful [ad...
beavers 15 14 BEAVER, to work hard...
beavery 21 16 a place where beaver...
bebeeru 15 14 a tropical tree, aka...
bedders 14 12 BEDDER, one that mak...
bederal 14 12 (Scots) a beadle, al...
beefier 15 13 BEEFY, thickly built...
beepers 15 13 BEEPER, a paging dev...
beerage 13 12 the brewing industry...
beerier 13 10 BEERY, smelling of b...
beerily 21 13 BEERY, smelling of b...
beermat 14 13 a cardboard mat to p...
beernut 13 12 a peanut with a swee...
beetler 14 11 an operator of a clo...
beezers 16 19 BEEZER, (Scots) some...
behaver 17 16 one who behaves [n -...
beigier 15 12 BEIGY, relating to t...
belayer 20 13 one who belays [n -S...
belcher 20 16 a kind of spotted ne...
beliers 15 11 BELIER, one who beli...
belters 15 11 BELTER, an impressiv...
bencher 18 16 a senior member of a...
benders 13 12 BENDER, a drunken sp...
bendier 13 12 BENDY, full of bends...
bentier 13 11 BENTY, like wiry gra...
beraked 14 15 BERAKE, to rake all...
berakes 14 14 BERAKE, to rake all...
berated 13 11 BERATE, to scold sev...
berates 13 10 BERATE, to scold sev...
berayed 19 13 BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berbere 15 13 an Ethiopian hot pas...
berbers 16 13 BERBER, a type of ca...
berbice 19 16 as in berbice chair,...
berceau 16 14 a cradle, a covered...
berdash 16 13 an American Indian t...
bereave 14 14 to deprive esp. by d...
beretta 13 10 a square cap worn by...
bergali 16 13 a fish of the wrasse...
bergama 15 15 a type of rug [n -S]
bergens 14 13 BERGEN, a type of la...
bergere 14 12 a type of easy chair...
bergylt 23 15 (Norwegian) the Norw...
berhyme 23 17 to compose in rhyme,...
berimed 15 14 BERIME, to compose i...
berimes 15 13 BERIME, to compose i...
berleys 21 13 BERLEY, (Australian)...
berline 14 12 an old four-wheeled...
berlins 15 12 BERLIN, an old four-...
berming 16 16 BERM, to provide a b...
berobed 15 14 wearing a robe [adj]
berrets 14 10 BERRET, a round clos...
berried 14 11 BERRY, to collect be...
berries 14 10 BERRY, to collect be...
berseem 14 13 a Mediterranean clov...
berserk 15 14 out of control [adj...
berthas 16 12 BERTHA, a woman's de...
berthed 16 13 BERTH, to moor a shi...
berthes 16 12 BERTHE, a woman's de...
betters 14 10 BETTER, to improve [...
beveler 16 15 one who bevels, also...
bevered 15 15 BEVER, to snack [v]
bibbers 19 16 BIBBER, a tippler [n...
bibbery 25 18 the act of tippling...
bickers 19 17 BICKER, to squabble...
bidders 15 12 BIDDER, one who bids...
biffers 19 16 BIFFER, in sports, s...
bifters 17 13 BIFTER, (slang) a ca...
bigener 14 13 a hybrid between gen...
bilayer 21 13 a film with two mole...
bilgier 17 13 BILGY, having the sm...
bilkers 17 15 BILKER, one who bilk...
billers 17 12 BILLER, one who bill...
binders 14 12 BINDER, one who bind...
bindery 20 14 a place where books...
bingers 15 13 BINGER, someone who...
bioherm 17 15 a mound of material...
birders 15 11 BIRDER, a birdwatchi...
birkier 16 14 BIRKIE, (Scots) acti...
birlers 16 11 BIRLER, one who birl...
birsier 15 10 BIRSY, (Scots) brist...
birther 17 12 a person who believe...
bisters 15 10 BISTER, a pigment of...
bitsers 15 10 BITSER, (Australian...
bitsier 15 10 BITSY, small and att...
bittern 14 11 a wading bird, also...
bitters 15 10 BITTER, to make rese...
bittier 15 10 BITTY, fragmented [a...
blabber 19 17 to reveal secrets [v...
blacker 19 18 BLACK, being of the...
bladder 15 13 a saclike receptacle...
bladers 15 12 BLADER, a person ska...
bladier 15 12 BLADY, as in blady g...
blagger 17 15 one who blags, a thi...
blaguer 16 14 one who talks preten...
blamers 16 14 BLAMER, one who blam...
blander 14 13 BLAND, neutral-tasti...
blanker 15 16 BLANK, empty [adj]
blaster 15 11 one who blasts [n -S...
blather 17 13 to talk foolishly [v...
blatter 15 11 (Scots) to beat like...
blazers 18 20 BLAZER, a light jack...
bleaker 15 15 BLEAK, dull and chee...
blearer 14 11 BLEAR, of the eyes,...
bleater 14 11 (colloquial) a compl...
bleeder 14 12 one who bleeds [n -S...
bleeper 16 14 a device that bleeps...
blender 14 13 one that blends [n -...
blesser 15 11 one who blesses [n -...
blether 17 13 to talk nonsense [v...
blinder 15 13 a thing that blinds...
blinger 16 14 BLING, flashy [adj]
blinker 16 16 a leather flap to pr...
blister 16 11 to cause fluid fille...
blither 18 13 to talk loquacious n...
blitter 16 11 a chip or system tha...
blitzer 19 20 one who blitzes [n -...
bloater 14 11 a smoked herring [n...
blocker 19 18 one that blocks [n -...
blogger 17 15 one who maintains a...
blokier 16 15 BLOKEY, like one of...
blonder 14 13 BLOND, light coloure...
bloomer 15 14 a large loaf with a...
blooper 16 14 a public blunder [n...
blotter 15 11 a piece of ink-absor...
blowers 18 14 BLOWER, something or...
blowier 18 14 BLOWY, windy, gusty...
blubber 20 18 to weep effusively [...
blucher 21 17 (German) a leather h...
bludger 17 15 (Australian slang) a...
bludier 16 13 BLUDY, stained with...
bluffer 20 18 one that bluffs [n -...
blunder 15 14 to make a mistake [v...
blunger 16 15 a machine or person...
blunker 16 17 (Scots) a bungler [n...
blunter 15 13 BLUNT, not sharp or...
blurter 16 12 one who blurts [n -S...
blusher 18 14 one who blushes [n -...
bluster 16 12 to blow violently [v...
boarder 13 11 one that boards [n -...
boaster 13 10 one that boasts [n -...
boaters 13 10 BOATER, a kind of st...
bobbers 18 16 BOBBER, a bobsleigh...
bobbery 24 18 a noisy row [n BOBBE...
bodgers 15 13 BODGER, a maker of b...
bodgier 15 13 BODGIE, fake [adj]
boerbul 17 15 (South Africa) a mas...
boggers 16 14 BOGGER, (Australian...
boggier 16 14 BOGGY, like a bog [a...
boggler 17 15 one who boggles or h...
boilers 15 11 BOILER, a vessel for...
boilery 21 13 a place and apparatu...
boleros 14 11 BOLERO, (Spanish) a...
bolster 15 11 to support [v -ED, -...
bolters 15 11 BOLTER, a sieve, a m...
bombers 17 16 BOMBER, an aeroplane...
bonders 13 12 BONDER, one who bond...
boneyer 18 13 BONEY, like bone, al...
bonkers 14 15 crazy [adj]
bonnier 12 12 BONNY, pretty or hea...
boodler 14 12 someone involved in...
boofier 15 13 BOOFY, muscular and...
boogers 14 12 BOOGER, a bogeyman [...
bookers 14 14 BOOKER, one who enga...
bookier 14 14 BOOKY, by way of bei...
boomers 14 13 BOOMER, a large male...
boomier 14 13 BOOMY, hollow-soundi...
booners 12 11 BOONER, (Australian...
booster 13 10 an engine that gives...
bootery 19 12 a shoe store [n BOOT...
boozers 16 19 BOOZER, (slang) a dr...
boozier 16 19 BOOZY, inclined to b...
boppers 18 16 BOPPER, one who danc...
boppier 18 16 BOPPY, suggestive of...
borders 14 11 BORDER, to be adjace...
bortier 14 10 BORTY, relating to b...
boshter 16 12 (Australian slang) v...
boskier 15 14 BOSKY, woody or bush...
bossier 14 10 BOSSY, domineering [...
botcher 19 15 one who makes a botc...
bothers 16 12 BOTHER, to annoy [v]
bottler 15 11 (Australian slang) a...
boulder 15 13 a large rock, also B...
boulter 15 12 a sieve, a machine f...
bouncer 16 15 a person or thing th...
bounder 13 13 a cad [n -S]
bourder 14 12 a jester [n -S]
bousier 14 11 BOUSY, inclined to b...
bouvier 16 15 (French) a large rou...
bovvers 18 18 BOVVER, (slang) rowd...
bowered 16 14 BOWER, to enclose in...
bowlder 18 15 a large rock, also B...
bowlers 18 14 BOWLER, a stiff felt...
bowsers 17 13 BOWSER, (tradename)...
bowyers 23 15 BOWYER, a maker of a...
boysier 20 12 BOYSY, suited to or...
bracero 16 13 (Spanish) a Mexican...
bracers 17 13 BRACER, an archer's...
bragger 16 14 one who brags [n -S]
braider 14 11 one who braids; a ma...
brakier 15 14 BRAKY, abounding in...
brander 13 12 (Scots) a gridiron [...
branner 12 12 one that brans [n -S...
brasero 13 10 (Spanish) a brazier;...
brasher 16 12 BRASH, forward, over...
brasier 14 10 one who works in bra...
bravers 16 14 BRAVER, one who brav...
bravery 22 16 courage [n BRAVERIES...
brawler 18 14 a fighter [n -S]
brayers 20 12 BRAYER, an instrumen...
brazers 17 19 BRAZER, one that bra...
brazier 17 19 a container for hot...
breaker 14 14 one that breaks [n -...
breeder 13 11 one who breeds [n -S...
breered 13 11 BREER, to sprout abo...
brenter 13 11 BRENT, (Scots) lofty...
brevier 16 14 an old type size [n...
brewers 17 13 BREWER, one who brew...
brewery 23 15 a place for brewing...
bribers 17 13 BRIBER, one who brib...
bribery 23 15 an act of influencin...
bridler 16 12 one who restrains an...
briefer 16 13 one who gives instru...
briered 14 11 full of briers, also...
briller 17 12 BRILL, brilliant [ad...
brimmer 17 16 a bowl or glass full...
briners 14 11 BRINER, one that bri...
bringer 15 13 one who brings [n -S...
brinier 14 11 BRINY, salty [adj]
brisker 16 14 BRISK, quick of move...
broader 13 11 BROAD, broad [adj]
broider 14 11 to adorn with needle...
broiler 15 11 a quickly-reared you...
brokers 15 14 BROKER, to act as a...
brokery 21 16 a broker's business...
brommer 16 16 (Afrikaans) a bluebo...
bronzer 16 20 a tanning cosmetic [...
brooder 13 11 a heated building or...
brosier 14 10 BROSY, having the qu...
brother 16 12 a male sibling [n BR...
browner 16 14 a fawning person [n...
browser 17 13 one who browses [n -...
bruiser 15 11 a big husky man [n -...
bruiter 15 11 one that bruits [n -...
brummer 17 17 (Afrikaans) a bluebo...
brusher 17 13 one who brushes [n -...
brusker 16 15 BRUSK, abrupt in man...
bruters 15 11 BRUTER, one that sha...
bubbler 20 18 (tradename) a kind o...
buckers 19 18 BUCKER, a hammer for...
buckler 20 19 a light shield [n -S...
budders 15 13 BUDDER, one that bud...
buddier 15 13 BUDDY, having buds [...
budgero 15 14 (Hindi) a heavy keel...
budgers 16 14 BUDGER, one who budg...
buffers 19 17 BUFFER, to protect a...
buffier 19 17 BUFFY, of a yellowis...
buggers 17 15 BUGGER, to practise...
buggery 23 17 sodomy [n BUGGERIES]
buggier 17 15 BUGGY, full of bugs...
buglers 17 14 BUGLER, one who play...
builder 16 13 one that builds [n -...
bulgers 17 14 BULGER, a wooden gol...
bulgier 17 14 BULGY, bulging [adj]
bulkers 17 16 BULKER, (archaic) a...
bulkier 17 16 BULKY, having bulk [...
bullers 17 13 BULLER, to seethe, g...
bullier 17 13 BULLY, wonderful [ad...
bumbler 19 18 a bungler [n -S]
bummers 17 17 BUMMER, a disappoint...
bumpers 18 17 BUMPER, to drink bum...
bumpier 18 17 BUMPY, of uneven sur...
bumster 16 14 of trousers, cut in...
buncher 19 17 one that gathers thi...
bundler 15 14 one that bundles [n...
bungers 15 14 BUNGER, (Australian...
bungler 16 15 one who mismanages [...
bunkers 15 16 BUNKER, to store in...
bunters 14 12 BUNTER, a female rag...
buntier 14 12 BUNTY, having bunt,...
burbler 18 15 one who burbles [n -...
burgers 16 13 BURGER, a hamburger...
burgher 18 15 a freeman or citizen...
buriers 15 11 BURIER, one who buri...
burkers 16 15 BURKER, one that bur...
burlers 16 12 BURLER, one who burl...
burlier 16 12 BURLY, heavy and mus...
burners 14 12 BURNER, one that bur...
burrers 15 11 BURRER, one that bur...
burrier 15 11 BURRY, abounding in...
bursera 14 11 designating a tropic...
burster 15 11 a machine for separa...
buseras 14 11 BUSERA, a Ugandan al...
bushers 17 13 BUSHER, a minor leag...
bushier 17 13 BUSHY, having many b...
buskers 16 15 BUSKER, a street ent...
busters 15 11 BUSTER, a horse-brea...
bustier 15 11 (French) a strapless...
bustler 16 12 one who bustles [n -...
butcher 20 16 to slaughter [v -ED,...
butlers 16 12 BUTLER, to act as a...
butlery 22 14 a storage room [n BU...
butters 15 11 BUTTER, to spread wi...
buttery 21 13 a wine cellar [n BUT...
buxomer 21 21 BUXOM, healthily plu...
buzzers 21 29 BUZZER, an apparatus...
buzzier 21 29 BUZZY, having a buzz...
byliner 21 14 one that writes unde...
bywoner 22 16 (Afrikaans) the subt...
cablers 18 14 CABLER, one that sup...
cabover 18 17 a truck or lorry wit...
cackier 19 17 CACKY, of or like ex...
cackler 20 18 one who cackles [n -...
cadaver 16 15 a corpse [n -S]
cadgers 16 13 CADGER, a scrounger;...
cadgier 16 13 CADGY, cheerful, als...
caerule 15 12 (Spenser) sky-blue,...
caganer 14 13 a traditional charac...
cahiers 17 12 CAHIER, (French) a n...
cajoler 17 20 one who cajoles [n -...
caldera 15 12 (Spanish) a large, b...
caliber 18 14 the diameter of a gu...
caliper 18 14 in papermaking, a me...
caliver 18 15 a type of light musk...
calkers 17 15 CALKER, a pointed pi...
callers 17 12 CALLER, one that cal...
calmier 17 14 CALMY, clayey [adj]
caloyer 21 13 a Greek Orthodox mon...
calvers 18 15 CALVER, to prepare f...
cambers 18 16 CAMBER, to arch slig...
camerae 14 13 CAMERA, an apparatus...
cameral 16 14 relating to a camera...
cameras 15 13 CAMERA, an apparatus...
campers 18 16 CAMPER, one who live...
campery 24 18 being camp [n CAMPER...
campier 18 16 CAMPY, comically exa...
cancers 17 14 CANCER, a malignant...
candler 15 13 one whose job it is...
cankers 15 15 CANKER, to affect wi...
cankery 21 17 like a canker; full...
canners 13 12 CANNER, one that can...
cannery 19 14 a place where food i...
cannier 13 12 CANNIE, prudent, als...
canoers 13 11 CANOER, one who trav...
canters 14 11 CANTER, to ride a ho...
cantier 14 11 CANTY, (Scots) conte...
capered 16 14 CAPER, to leap or sk...
caperer 16 13 one who capers [n -S...
cappers 19 16 CAPPER, one whose bu...
capuera 16 14 (Portuguese) a marti...
carders 15 11 CARDER, one that doe...
careers 14 10 CAREER, to go at ful...
cariere 14 10 (obsolete) career [n...
carnier 14 11 CARNY, cunning [adj]
caroler 15 11 one who sings joyous...
carpers 17 13 CARPER, one who carp...
carrier 15 10 one that carries [n...
carters 15 10 CARTER, one who driv...
carvers 17 14 CARVER, one that car...
carvery 23 16 a type of buffet ser...
caserne 13 11 a barracks for soldi...
caserns 14 11 CASERN, a barracks f...
cashier 17 12 to dismiss in disgra...
caskier 16 14 CASKY, resembling a...
casters 15 10 CASTER, a small soli...
catcher 20 15 one that catches [n...
cateran 13 11 (Scots) a military i...
catered 14 11 CATER, to provide fo...
caterer 14 10 one that caters [n -...
cattery 21 12 a breeding place for...
cattier 15 10 CATTY, spiteful [adj...
caukers 16 15 CAUKER, a big lie, a...
caulder 16 13 CAULD, (Scots) cold...
caulker 17 16 a big lie, also CAUK...
causers 15 11 CAUSER, one who caus...
cauters 15 11 CAUTER, a hot iron f...
cautery 21 13 something used to de...
caverns 16 15 CAVERN, to hollow ou...
caviers 17 14 CAVIER, (obsolete) s...
caviler 18 15 one that cavils, als...
cawkers 19 17 CAWKER, a pointed pi...
ceilers 16 11 CEILER, one that cei...
censers 14 11 CENSER, a vessel for...
centers 14 11 CENTER, to place at...
centner 13 12 (German) an old unit...
ceramal 16 14 a strong alloy of a...
ceramic 19 16 an item made of bake...
cerasin 14 11 the insoluble portio...
cerated 14 11 covered with wax [ad...
cerates 14 10 CERATE, a stiff oint...
ceratin 14 11 a nitrogenous compou...
cereals 15 11 CEREAL, food made fr...
cerebra 16 13 CEREBRUM, a part of...
cereous 14 11 waxy [adj]
ceresin 14 11 a kind of hard, whit...
ceriphs 20 15 CERIPH, a line used...
cerises 15 10 CERISE, a colour, de...
cerites 15 10 CERITE, a hydrous si...
ceriums 17 14 CERIUM, a metallic c...
cermets 16 13 CERMET, a strong all...
cerning 15 14 CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
ceroons 13 11 CEROON, a crate or h...
cerotic 18 13 pertaining to, or de...
cerrado 14 11 an area of wooded sa...
cerrial 16 11 of or pertaining to...
certain 14 11 absolutely confident...
certify 24 15 to declare as true [...
cerumen 15 15 (Latin) the yellow w...
ceruses 15 11 CERUSE, white lead,...
cerveza 19 23 (Spanish) beer [n -S...
cervids 18 15 CERVID, a member of...
cervine 16 15 of, relating to or r...
cessers 15 10 CESSER, a type of le...
chafers 19 15 CHAFER, any of sever...
chaffer 21 18 to bargain or haggle...
chainer 16 13 one who chains [n -S...
chalder 18 14 an old Scottish dry...
chamber 20 18 to put in a room [v...
chamfer 20 18 to channel or make f...
champer 20 18 one who champs, or b...
chancer 19 16 an opportunist [n -S...
changer 17 15 one that changes [n...
channer 15 14 (Scots) gravel, shin...
chanter 16 13 one who chants, also...
chapter 19 15 to divide a book int...
charger 18 14 a flat dish; a warho...
charier 17 12 CHARY, discreetly ca...
charmer 18 15 one that charms [n -...
charter 17 12 to lease or hire (a...
charver 19 16 (dialect) a young wo...
chasers 17 12 CHASER, one that cha...
chaster 17 12 CHASTE, sexually vir...
chatter 17 12 to talk idly [v -ED,...
chaufer 19 16 a metal box for hold...
chaumer 18 16 (Scots) a room or bu...
chawers 20 15 CHAWER, one who chaw...
cheaper 18 15 CHEAP, inexpensive [...
cheater 16 12 one that cheats [n -...
checker 21 19 to divide into or ma...
cheders 17 13 CHEDER, (Hebrew) a r...
cheeper 18 15 a young bird, esp. a...
cheered 16 13 CHEER, to applaud wi...
cheerer 16 12 one who cheers [n -S...
cheerio 16 12 goodbye, also CHEERO...
cheerly 24 15 (archaic) cheerful [...
cheeros 16 12 CHEERO, goodbye, als...
chequer 25 22 to divide into or ma...
cherish 20 14 to hold dear [v -ED,...
cheroot 16 12 a square-cut cigar,...
cherubs 20 16 CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherups 20 16 CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chervil 21 17 an aromatic umbellif...
chewers 20 15 CHEWER, one who chew...
chewier 20 15 CHEWY, not easily ch...
chiders 18 13 CHIDER, one who chid...
chiefer 19 15 CHIEF, important [ad...
chigger 20 16 a parasitic mite, al...
childer 19 14 (dialect) children,...
chiller 20 14 a frightening film [...
chimera 18 15 an imaginary monster...
chimere 18 15 (French) a loose sle...
chimers 19 15 CHIMER, a loose slee...
chipper 22 18 to twitter, chatter...
chirker 19 16 CHIRK, cheerful [adj...
chirper 20 15 a little bird [n -S]
chitter 18 12 to shiver or (of the...
chocker 21 19 (slang) full up; fed...
choicer 20 15 CHOICE, of fine qual...
chokers 18 16 CHOKER, a close-fitt...
chokier 18 16 CHOKY, tending to ca...
cholera 17 13 an acute and frequen...
cholers 18 13 CHOLER, anger, irasc...
chomper 20 18 one who chomps [n -S...
chooser 16 12 one who chooses [n -...
chopper 21 18 to travel by helicop...
chouser 17 13 a swindler [n -S]
chowder 20 16 to make a thick soup...
chucker 22 20 a bowler whose arm a...
chudder 18 15 the large veil worn...
chuffer 22 19 CHUFF, gruff [adj]
chugger 20 17 a charity worker who...
chukker 20 21 (Hindi) a period of...
chunder 17 15 (Australian slang) t...
chunner 16 15 to mutter, grumble,...
chunter 17 14 to mutter, grumble,...
churner 17 14 a person who or mach...
ciceros 18 13 CICERO, a printing m...
cierges 16 12 CIERGE, a large wax...
cimiers 17 13 CIMIER, (French) the...
cinders 15 12 CINDER, to reduce to...
cindery 21 14 having the nature of...
cinerea 13 11 the grey matter of t...
cinerin 14 12 a pyrethrum compound...
ciphers 20 15 CIPHER, to work at a...
circler 20 14 one who encircles [n...
cissier 16 10 CISSY, timid, also S...
cistern 15 11 an artificial reserv...
cithern 17 13 a pear-shaped guitar...
cithers 18 12 CITHER, a pear-shape...
cittern 15 11 a pear-shaped guitar...
clabber 20 17 to curdle, turn sour...
clacker 20 18 that which clacks; e...
cladder 16 13 one who clads [n -S]
claimer 17 14 one who makes a clai...
clamber 19 17 to climb awkwardly [...
clammer 18 17 one who gathers clam...
clamper 19 17 to botch up [v -ED,...
clanger 16 14 (colloquial) a mista...
clapper 20 17 a thing that claps,...
claquer 24 21 a member of a claque...
clasher 18 13 one who clashes [n -...
clasper 18 14 a clasping organ [n...
classer 16 11 one that classes [n...
clatter 16 11 to make a rattling s...
clavers 18 15 CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
clavier 18 15 an early keyboard in...
clawers 19 14 CLAWER, one who claw...
clayier 22 13 CLAYEY, resembling c...
cleaner 14 12 one that cleans [n -...
clearer 15 11 one that clears [n -...
cleaver 17 15 a heavy knife [n -S]
clerics 20 14 CLERIC, a member of...
clerids 17 12 CLERID, a predatory...
clerisy 23 13 scholars and educate...
clerked 17 16 CLERK, to serve as a...
clerkly 25 18 pertaining to a cler...
cleruch 22 17 a citizen of Athens...
clicker 21 18 the compositor who d...
climber 20 17 one that climbs [n -...
clinger 17 14 something or someone...
clinker 17 16 to make furnace slag...
clipper 21 17 a kind of sailing sh...
clitter 17 11 to make a shrill rat...
clivers 19 15 an annual herb, goos...
clobber 20 17 to strike very hard...
clocker 20 18 a 24-hour dealer in...
clogger 18 15 a maker of clogs [n...
cloners 15 12 CLONER, one who clon...
closers 16 11 CLOSER, one who, or...
clotter 16 11 to coagulate [v -ED,...
clouter 16 12 one who clouts, mend...
clovers 18 15 CLOVER, any papilion...
clovery 24 17 abounding in clover...
clowder 19 15 a collective name fo...
clubber 21 18 a person who frequen...
clucker 21 19 a chicken [n CLUCKER...
clumber 20 18 a stocky spaniel [n...
clumper 20 18 a kind of heavy shoe...
clunker 17 17 a dilapidated old ca...
cluster 17 12 to form into groups...
clutter 17 12 to pile in a disorde...
clyster 23 13 (archaic) an enema [...
coacher 19 15 a person who coaches...
coalers 15 11 COALER, a ship that...
coalier 15 11 COALY, containing co...
coarser 14 10 COARSE, rough, crude...
coaster 14 10 a vessel that plies...
coaters 14 10 COATER, a worker, ma...
coaxers 20 17 COAXER, one who coax...
cobbers 19 16 COBBER, (Australian...
cobbier 19 16 COBBY, stout, obstin...
cobbler 20 17 a mender of shoes [n...
cockers 19 17 COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockier 19 17 COCKY, arrogantly se...
cockler 20 18 someone who collects...
codders 15 12 CODDER, a cod fisher...
coddler 16 13 one who coddles [n -...
codgers 16 13 CODGER, an old man [...
coerced 17 14 COERCE, to compel by...
coercer 17 13 one who coerces [n -...
coerces 17 13 COERCE, to compel by...
coerect 17 13 to erect together [v...
coexert 20 17 to exert jointly [v...
coffers 19 16 COFFER, to put in a...
cogener 14 13 something of the sam...
coggers 17 14 COGGER, a flatterer...
cohered 16 13 COHERE, to stick tog...
coherer 16 12 a device used to det...
coheres 16 12 COHERE, to stick tog...
coilers 16 11 COILER, one who coil...
coiners 14 11 COINER, one who coin...
coinfer 16 14 to infer jointly [v...
cointer 14 11 to bury together [v...
collier 17 12 a coal miner [n -S]
colorer 15 11 one that colors, als...
colters 16 11 COLTER, a blade on a...
comaker 16 17 one who stands as a...
combers 18 16 COMBER, one that com...
combier 18 16 COMBY, full of holes...
comfier 18 16 COMFY, (colloquial)...
commere 16 16 (French) a female co...
commers 17 16 COMMER, (archaic) a...
compeer 17 16 to be the equal of [...
compere 17 16 to act as master of...
compers 18 16 COMPER, a person who...
compter 18 16 (obsolete) a counter...
concern 16 15 to be of interest to...
concert 17 14 to construct or devi...
conders 14 12 CONDER, a person who...
confers 16 14 CONFER, to bestow [v...
congers 15 13 CONGER, a kind of ma...
conifer 16 14 any tree or shrub of...
conkers 15 15 CONKER, a horse-ches...
conkier 15 15 CONKY, full of a tre...
conners 13 12 CONNER, a kind of wr...
conquer 22 21 to overcome by force...
conster 14 11 (archaic) to constru...
convert 16 15 to change into anoth...
cookers 15 14 COOKER, one that coo...
cookery 21 16 the art of cooking [...
coolers 15 11 COOLER, (colloquial)...
coomier 15 13 COOMY, full of coom,...
coopers 16 13 COOPER, to make barr...
coopery 22 15 the trade of cooperi...
coosers 14 10 COOSER, a stallion,...
cooters 14 10 COOTER, a kind of tu...
copered 16 14 COPER, to supply a s...
copiers 17 13 COPIER, one that cop...
coppers 19 16 COPPER, to cover wit...
coppery 25 18 like copper [adj]
copsier 17 13 COPSY, like a coppic...
copters 17 13 COPTER, (short for)...
corders 15 11 CORDER, a person who...
corkers 16 14 CORKER, one that cor...
corkier 16 14 CORKY, like cork [ad...
corners 14 11 CORNER, to gain cont...
cornier 14 11 CORNY, trite, sentim...
coroner 13 11 an officer who inves...
coruler 16 12 one that rules joint...
coshers 17 12 COSHER, to pamper, c...
coshery 23 14 the ancient right of...
cosiers 15 10 COSIER, (Shakespeare...
costers 15 10 COSTER, a seller of...
coterie 14 10 (French) a social or...
cotters 15 10 COTTER, a medieval p...
cottier 15 10 an Irish tenant hold...
coucher 20 16 one who couches [n -...
cougher 18 15 one that coughs [n -...
coulter 16 12 a blade on a plow, a...
counter 14 12 to oppose [v -ED, -I...
coupers 17 14 COUPER, (Scots) a de...
coupler 18 15 someone who or somet...
courier 15 11 a messenger [n -S] /...
courser 15 11 a swift horse, a lar...
courter 15 11 one who courts [n -S...
couters 15 11 COUTER, a piece of a...
couther 17 13 COUTH, sophisticated...
couvert 17 15 (French) a cover (at...
covered 16 15 COVER, to spread som...
coverer 16 14 one that covers [n -...
coverts 17 14 COVERT, a hiding pla...
coverup 19 18 something used to co...
coveter 16 14 one who covets [n -S...
cowered 17 14 COWER, to cringe [v]
cowherb 22 18 a European flowering...
cowherd 20 16 one who tends cattle...
cozener 16 20 one who cozens [n -S...
coziers 18 19 COZIER, (Shakespeare...
crabber 19 16 a crab fisherman [n...
cracker 19 17 a thin, crisp biscui...
cradler 16 12 one who cradles [n -...
crafter 17 13 a person doing craft...
cragger 17 14 a member of a carbon...
crammer 17 16 a person who or an i...
cramper 18 16 a spiked metal plate...
cranker 15 15 CRANK, lively [adj]
crapier 17 13 CRAPY, like crape [a...
crapper 19 16 a toilet [n -S]
crasher 17 12 one who crashes [n -...
crasser 15 10 CRASS, grossly vulga...
craters 15 10 CRATER, to form cavi...
cravers 17 14 CRAVER, one who crav...
crawler 19 14 one that crawls [n -...
crayers 21 12 CRAYER, a trading ve...
crazier 18 19 CRAZY, insane [adj]
creamer 15 13 a device for separat...
creaser 14 10 one who creases [n -...
creeper 16 13 a creeping plant [n...
crepier 17 13 CREPY, having the te...
cribber 20 16 one that cribs [n -S...
crimmer 18 16 (German) a tightly c...
crimper 19 16 a person or device t...
cringer 16 13 a person who cringes...
crisper 18 13 a compartment in a r...
critter 16 10 a creature, also CRI...
croaker 15 14 a person or animal t...
crofter 17 13 a tenant farmer [n -...
cronker 15 15 CRONK, (Australian c...
crooker 15 14 CROOK, (Australian s...
crooner 13 11 one who croons, i.e....
cropper 19 16 a plant that yields...
crosier 15 10 a bishop's staff, al...
crosser 15 10 one that crosses [n...
crouper 17 14 a strap buckled to t...
crowder 18 14 a fiddler [n -S]
crowers 18 13 CROWER, one who crow...
crowner 17 14 an officer who inves...
crozers 18 19 CROZER, a tool used...
crozier 18 19 a bishop's staff, al...
crudier 16 12 CRUDY, (Shakespeare)...
crueler 16 12 CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruiser 16 11 a high-speed warship...
cruller 18 13 in North America, a...
crumber 19 17 one who makes crumbs...
crumper 19 17 CRUMP, crisp, also C...
crupper 20 17 a strap on a saddle...
crusher 18 13 one that crushes [n...
cubbier 20 17 CUBBY, plump, squat...
cuddler 17 14 one who cuddles [n -...
cuisser 16 11 (Scots) a stallion,...
cuiters 16 11 CUITER, (Scots) to w...
cullers 18 13 CULLER, a person who...
culters 17 12 CULTER, (obsolete) a...
cultier 17 12 CULTY, intended to a...
culvers 19 16 CULVER, a pigeon [n]
culvert 19 16 to channel a stream...
cumbers 19 17 CUMBER, to burden [v...
cummers 18 17 CUMMER, (Scots) a wo...
cunners 14 13 CUNNER, a kind of wr...
cupeler 18 15 one who assays in a...
cuppers 20 17 CUPPER, a cupbearer...
cuppier 20 17 CUPPY, cuplike [adj]
curbers 18 14 CURBER, one who curb...
curdier 16 12 CURDY, having the te...
curdler 17 13 something or someone...
curlers 17 12 CURLER, one that cur...
curlier 17 12 CURLY, tending to cu...
curnier 15 12 CURNY, granular, als...
currier 16 11 a person who dresses...
cursers 16 11 CURSER, one who curs...
curvier 18 15 CURVEY, curved, also...
cushier 18 13 CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cuspier 18 14 CUSPY, of a computer...
cussers 16 11 CUSSER, (Scots) a st...
cutlers 17 12 CUTLER, one who sell...
cutlery 23 14 the business of a cu...
cutover 17 15 (US) land cleared of...
cutters 16 11 CUTTER, a powerful m...
cuttier 16 11 CUTTY, (Scots) short...
cyclers 26 16 CYCLER, (US) a cycli...
cyclery 32 18 a bicycle shop [n CY...
cyphers 26 17 CYPHER, to write in...
dabbers 16 14 DABBER, a pad for da...
dabbler 17 15 one who dabbles, a d...
dabster 14 11 one who is skilled;...
dackers 16 15 DACKER, (Scots) to l...
daffier 16 14 DAFFY, daft [adj]
daggers 14 12 DAGGER, to stab with...
daggier 14 12 DAGGY, (Australian c...
daikers 13 12 DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
dakered 12 13 DAKER, to lounge, al...
dallier 14 10 one who dallies [n -...
damager 13 13 one who damages [n -...
dammers 14 14 DAMMER, a hard resin...
damners 12 12 DAMNER, one who damn...
dampers 15 14 DAMPER, (Australian...
dampier 15 14 DAMPY, somewhat damp...
dancers 14 12 DANCER, one who danc...
dancier 14 12 DANCY, (esp. of elec...
danders 11 10 DANDER, (dialect) to...
dandier 11 10 DANDY, fine [adj]
dandler 12 11 one who dandles or f...
dangers 12 11 DANGER, to expose to...
dangler 13 12 (archaic) one who da...
dappers 16 14 DAPPER, one who daps...
darners 11 9 DARNER, one who darn...
darters 12 8 DARTER, a freshwater...
dashers 14 10 DASHER, one who dash...
dashier 14 10 DASHY, stylish [adj]
daubers 14 12 DAUBER, one who daub...
daubery 20 14 a crudely artful dev...
daubier 14 12 DAUBY, smeary [adj]
daunder 11 11 (dialect) to stroll,...
dauners 11 10 DAUNER, (dialect) to...
daunter 11 10 one who daunts [n -S...
dawdler 16 13 one who dawdles [n -...
dawners 14 12 DAWNER, (dialect) to...
dazzler 19 27 a remarkable or exce...
deaders 11 9 DEADER, a dead perso...
dealers 12 9 DEALER, one that dea...
deaners 10 9 DEANER, (obsolete sl...
deanery 16 11 the office of a dean...
debaser 13 11 one who debases [n -...
debater 13 11 one who debates [n -...
debbier 16 14 DEBBY, like a debuta...
deboner 12 12 a utensil for deboni...
decayer 20 13 an agent that causes...
decerns 14 12 DECERN, to decree by...
decider 15 12 one that decides [n...
deckers 16 15 DECKER, a person who...
decoder 14 12 one what decodes [n...
decoyer 20 13 one who decoys [n -S...
decreer 14 11 one who decrees [n -...
decrier 15 11 one who decries [n -...
deedier 11 9 DEEDY, industrious [...
deerfly 21 14 a bloodsucking fly [...
deerlet 12 9 a water-deer, a chev...
defacer 16 14 one who defaces [n -...
defamer 14 14 one who defames [n -...
defiers 14 11 DEFIER, one that def...
defiler 15 12 one who defiles [n -...
definer 13 12 one who defines [n -...
defuser 14 12 one who defuses [n -...
degerms 14 13 DEGERM, to remove ge...
deicers 15 11 DEICER, one that dei...
deifier 14 11 one who deifies [n -...
delayer 18 11 one who delays [n -S...
deliver 15 13 nimble [adj DELIVERL...
dellier 14 10 DELLY, like a dell [...
deluder 13 11 one who deludes [n -...
delvers 15 13 DELVER, one who delv...
demerge 13 13 to remove a division...
demerit 13 11 to lower in status [...
demerse 12 11 (obsolete) to immers...
deminer 12 12 one that removes (ex...
demurer 13 12 DEMURE, shy and mode...
deniers 11 9 DENIER, a unit of we...
denuder 11 11 one who denudes [n -...
deperms 15 14 DEPERM, to demagneti...
deposer 13 11 one who deposes [n -...
deraign 12 11 (obsolete) to vindic...
derails 13 9 DERAIL, to cause to...
derange 11 11 to disorder [v DERAN...
derated 11 9 DERATE, to relieve f...
derates 11 8 DERATE, to relieve f...
derayed 17 11 DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derbies 14 11 DERBY, a type of hat...
derecho 16 13 a line of intense wi...
derhams 15 13 DERHAM, a Middle Eas...
derided 12 10 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derider 12 9 one who derides [n -...
derides 12 9 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derived 14 13 DERIVE, to trace to...
deriver 14 12 one who derives [n -...
derives 14 12 DERIVE, to trace to...
dermoid 13 12 a cyst or similar ce...
dernful 15 14 solitary; mournful,...
dernier 11 9 (French) last [adj]
derning 12 12 DERN, to keep hidden...
derrick 17 15 a hoisting mechanism...
derries 12 8 DERRY, (Australian s...
dervish 17 14 a member of a Muslim...
deserts 12 8 DESERT, to abandon [...
deserve 13 12 to be worthy of [v D...
desirer 12 8 one who desires [n -...
dessert 12 8 a final course of a...
deterge 12 10 to cleanse esp. a wo...
deviser 14 12 one who devises [n -...
dewater 14 11 to remove water from...
dexters 18 15 DEXTER, a small bree...
dialers 13 9 DIALER, one that dia...
dialler 14 10 one that dials, also...
diapers 14 11 DIAPER, to put a nap...
diaster 12 8 (Greek) a stage in c...
dibbers 17 14 DIBBER, a planting i...
dibbler 18 15 a device for making...
dickers 17 15 DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickier 17 15 DICKY, poor in condi...
dictier 16 11 DICTY, (US slang) pr...
didders 13 10 DIDDER, (dialect) to...
diddier 13 10 DIDDY, (colloquial)...
diddler 14 11 a cheat [n -S]
diester 12 8 a type of chemical c...
dieters 12 8 DIETER, one who diet...
diether 14 10 a chemical compound...
differs 17 14 DIFFER, to be unlike...
diggers 15 12 DIGGER, one who or s...
dilater 13 9 something that enlar...
dillier 15 10 DILLY, very pleasing...
diluter 14 10 someone who or somet...
dimeric 17 14 composed of two part...
dimeter 13 11 a verse of two metri...
dimmers 15 14 DIMMER, a device for...
dineric 15 12 pertaining to the in...
dineros 11 9 DINERO, a former Per...
dingers 13 11 DINGER, anything sup...
dingier 13 11 DINGY, grimy, also D...
dinkier 13 13 DINKY, small, neat [...
dinners 11 10 DINNER, to dine [v]
diopter 14 11 a measure of refract...
dippers 17 14 DIPPER, a water bird...
dippier 17 14 DIPPY, crazy, insane...
diptera 14 11 an extensive order o...
dirtier 13 8 DIRTY, soiled [adj]
discern 15 12 to perceive, also SC...
discerp 18 14 to separate [v -ED,...
discoer 15 11 one who frequents di...
dishier 15 10 DISHY, (colloquial)...
diskers 14 12 DISKER, one who disk...
dissert 13 8 to discuss in a form...
ditcher 18 13 one who digs ditches...
dithers 15 10 DITHER, to act indec...
dithery 21 12 nervously excited [a...
ditsier 13 8 DITSY, eccentric, al...
ditzier 16 17 DITZY, eccentric, al...
diverge 15 14 to move in different...
diverse 14 12 varied [adj DIVERSEL...
diverts 15 12 DIVERT, to turn asid...
divider 15 13 one who divides [n -...
diviner 14 13 one who divines [n -...
divvier 17 16 DIVVY, stupid [adj]
dizzier 19 26 DIZZY, giddy [adj]
doaters 11 8 DOATER, one who dote...
dobbers 16 14 DOBBER, (Australian...
dociler 16 12 DOCILE, compliant [a...
dockers 16 15 DOCKER, a dock worke...
dodders 12 10 DODDER, to walk unst...
doddery 18 12 unsteady with age [a...
doddier 12 10 DODDY, sulky [adj]
dodgers 13 11 DODGER, one that dod...
dodgery 19 13 evasion, trickery [n...
dodgier 13 11 DODGY, dubious, shad...
doffers 16 14 DOFFER, part of a ca...
doggers 14 12 DOGGER, a two-masted...
doggery 20 14 surly behaviour [n D...
doggier 14 12 DOGGY, resembling a...
doilter 13 9 DOILT, (Scots) crazy...
dollier 14 10 one who wheels a tro...
donders 11 10 DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donnerd 10 11 (Scots) stupid, dull...
donnert 10 10 (Scots) stupid, dull...
donsier 11 9 DONSIE, unlucky, als...
doodler 12 10 one that doodles [n...
doofers 13 11 DOOFER, a thingummyb...
doomier 12 11 DOOMY, depressed [ad...
doozers 14 17 DOOZER, an extraordi...
doppers 16 14 DOPPER, a little gre...
dorkier 13 12 DORKY, (slang) idiot...
dormers 13 11 DORMER, a type of ga...
dorpers 14 11 DORPER, a breed of m...
dorsers 12 8 DORSER, a covering f...
dorters 12 8 DORTER, (archaic) a...
dortier 12 8 DORTY, (Scots) petti...
dossers 12 8 DOSSER, a covering f...
dossier 12 8 a file of papers on...
dotters 12 8 DOTTER, one who dots...
dottier 12 8 DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dottler 13 9 DOTTLE, of tobacco,...
doubler 15 13 one that doubles [n...
doubter 14 12 one who doubts [n -S...
dousers 12 9 DOUSER, something us...
douters 12 9 DOUTER, an extinguis...
dovered 13 13 DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dowager 15 13 a title given to a w...
dowdier 15 12 DOWDY, dressed unsty...
dowered 14 12 DOWER, to provide wi...
dowlier 16 12 DOWLY, (English dial...
downers 14 12 DOWNER, something th...
downier 14 12 DOWNY, covered in do...
dowsers 15 11 DOWSER, one who sear...
drabber 16 14 one who associates w...
drabler 15 12 a piece of canvas fa...
drafter 14 11 a person who prepare...
dragger 14 12 a fishing vessel tha...
drainer 11 9 someone or something...
drapers 14 11 DRAPER, a dealer in...
drapery 20 13 cloth, textiles etc....
drapier 14 11 (obsolete) one whose...
drawers 15 11 DRAWER, one that dra...
drawler 16 12 one who drawls [n -S...
dreader 11 9 someone who dreads [...
dreamer 12 11 one that dreams [n -...
drearer 11 8 DREAR, dreary, also...
dredger 13 11 a boat or machine us...
dresser 12 8 one that dresses [n...
dribber 17 14 (obsolete) one who d...
drifter 15 11 one that drifts [n -...
driller 15 10 one who drills [n -S...
drinker 13 13 one who drinks [n -S...
dripper 17 14 something from liqui...
drivers 15 12 DRIVER, one who driv...
drogers 13 10 DROGER, a West India...
drogher 15 12 a West Indian sailin...
droller 14 10 DROLL, quaintly amus...
droners 11 9 DRONER, one who dron...
dronier 11 9 DRONY, monotonous [a...
dropper 16 14 a tube for dispensin...
drosera 11 8 a genus of insectivo...
drovers 14 12 DROVER, a driver of...
drowner 14 12 one who drowns [n -S...
drubber 17 15 one who drubs [n -S]
drudger 14 12 one who drudges [n -...
drugger 15 13 one who drugs [n -S]
drummer 15 15 one who plays a drum...
drunker 13 14 DRUNK, intoxicated [...
drusier 13 9 DRUSY, rough with mi...
druther 15 11 one's preference [n...
druxier 19 16 DRUXY, of timber, ha...
dubbers 17 15 DUBBER, one that dub...
duckers 17 16 DUCKER, a diving-bir...
duckier 17 16 DUCKY, (US slang) ex...
dudders 13 11 DUDDER [n]
duddery 19 13 rags collectively [n...
duddier 13 11 DUDDY, (Scots) ragge...
duelers 13 10 DUELER, one who duel...
dueller 14 11 one who duels, also...
duffers 17 15 DUFFER, a clumsy per...
duikers 14 13 DUIKER, (Afrikaans)...
dullier 15 11 DULLY, somewhat dull...
dummier 15 15 DUMMY, sham, feigned...
dumpers 16 15 DUMPER, a wave that...
dumpier 16 15 DUMPY, short and thi...
duncery 21 15 stupidity [n DUNCERI...
dunders 12 11 DUNDER, dregs of sug...
dungers 13 12 DUNGER, (New Zealand...
dungier 13 12 DUNGY, having the qu...
dunkers 13 14 DUNKER, one who dunk...
dunnier 11 11 DUNNY, stupid [adj]
durgier 14 11 DURGY, dwarfish [adj...
duskier 14 13 DUSKY, somewhat dark...
dusters 13 9 DUSTER, one who dust...
dustier 13 9 DUSTY, full of dust...
duykers 20 15 DUYKER, (Afrikaans)...
dwarfer 17 14 DWARF, extremely sma...
dweller 17 13 one who dwells [n -S...
dyester 18 10 (Scots) one who dyes...
dzerens 14 18 DZEREN, a kind of As...
eagerer 11 9 EAGER, full of keen...
eagerly 19 12 EAGER, full of keen...
earlier 12 8 EARLY, before the du...
earners 10 8 EARNER, one that ear...
eastern 10 8 pertaining to the ea...
easters 11 7 EASTER, one living i...
eaterie 10 7 a restaurant, also E...
ebayers 19 12 EBAYER, someone who...
echoers 16 12 ECHOER, one that ech...
echoier 16 12 ECHOEY, full of echo...
edifier 14 11 one who edifies [n -...
eensier 10 8 EENSY, (colloquial)...
eeriest 11 7 EERY, uncanny, also...
effacer 18 16 one who effaces [n -...
effered 15 14 EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
efferes 15 13 EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
egglers 15 12 EGGLER, (archaic) an...
elaters 12 8 ELATER, a kind of be...
elderly 20 12 older people [n ELDE...
eloiner 11 9 one who eloins, also...
elopers 14 11 ELOPER, one who elop...
eluders 13 10 ELUDER, one who elud...
emailer 13 11 one who sends electr...
embower 17 16 to place in a bower;...
emender 11 12 one who emends [n -S...
emerald 13 12 a gemstone, a green...
emerged 13 13 EMERGE, to come into...
emerges 13 12 EMERGE, to come into...
emeried 12 11 EMERY, to coat with...
emeries 12 10 EMERY, to coat with...
emerita 12 10 a retired woman who...
emeriti 13 10 EMERITUS, a retired...
emerods 12 11 EMEROD, a haemorrhoi...
emeroid 12 11 a haemorrhoid, also...
emersed 12 11 of leaves, rising ab...
emitter 13 10 something that emits...
emoters 12 10 EMOTER, one who emot...
empaler 15 14 one that empales, im...
emperce 17 16 to pierce, also EMPI...
emperor 14 13 the ruler of an empi...
empower 17 16 to authorize, also I...
emptier 15 13 one who empties [n -...
enabler 13 12 one who enables [n -...
encheer 15 13 (archaic) to cheer o...
encoder 13 12 one who encodes [n -...
enderon 9 10 the sensitive layer...
endower 13 12 one who endows [n -S...
endurer 11 10 (obsolete) one who e...
energic 15 13 showing energy [adj]
energid 12 11 the nucleus and acti...
enerved 12 13 ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enerves 12 12 ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enfever 14 15 to excite fever in [...
engager 12 12 one who engages [n -...
enginer 11 11 (Shakespeare) an eng...
enjoyer 18 19 one who enjoys [n -S...
enrober 12 11 one who enrobes [n -...
enserfs 13 11 ENSERF, to make a se...
ensurer 11 9 one who ensures, als...
enteral 11 9 pertaining to the en...
entered 10 9 ENTER, to go or come...
enterer 10 8 someone who enters [...
enteric 14 11 typhoid fever [n -S]
enteron 9 9 a body cavity in coe...
enticer 14 11 one who entices [n -...
enviers 13 12 ENVIER, one who envi...
epaters 13 10 EPATER, (French) to...
eperdue 13 12 (French) desperately...
epergne 13 13 (French) a branched...
epicier 17 13 (French) a grocer [n...
epiderm 15 14 the outermost layer...
epimere 14 13 in an embryo, the pa...
epimers 15 13 EPIMER, a type of su...
equerry 26 19 an official who atte...
erasers 11 7 ERASER, one that era...
erasing 12 10 ERASE, to efface or...
erasion 10 8 the act of rubbing o...
erasure 11 8 the act of erasing [...
erathem 14 12 the stratigraphical...
erbiums 16 14 ERBIUM, a metallic e...
erected 14 11 ERECT, to build or r...
erecter 14 10 one that erects, als...
erectly 22 13 ERECT, upright [adv]
erector 14 10 one that erects, als...
erelong 12 11 before long; soon [a...
eremite 12 10 a hermit, esp. a rel...
eremuri 13 11 EREMURUS, a flower,...
erepsin 13 11 an enzyme of the sma...
erethic 17 12 showing erethism, ab...
ergates 12 9 ERGATE, a worker ant...
ergodic 16 13 of or relating to th...
ergotic 16 12 pertaining to, or de...
eriachs 17 12 ERIACH, a murderer's...
ericoid 15 11 with heatherlike lea...
eringos 12 10 ERINGO, a plant of t...
erinite 11 8 a basic arsenate of...
eristic 16 10 pertaining to disput...
erlangs 13 11 ERLANG, a unit of tr...
erlking 15 15 (German) a spirit th...
ermelin 13 12 (archaic) ermine [n...
ermined 12 12 trimmed with ermine...
ermines 12 11 ERMINE, the stoat; a...
erodent 10 9 a caustic chemical [...
eroding 12 11 ERODE, to wear away...
erodium 13 12 a plant of the geran...
erosely 18 10 EROSE, irregularly n...
erosion 10 8 the act of eroding [...
erosive 13 11 causing erosion [adj...
erotema 11 10 a rhetorical questio...
eroteme 11 10 a rhetorical questio...
erotica 14 10 (Latin) erotic books...
erotics 15 10 EROTIC, a person who...
erotise 11 7 to give a sexual mea...
erotism 13 10 sexual excitement [n...
erotize 14 16 to give a sexual mea...
errable 14 11 capable of erring [a...
errancy 20 13 an instance of errin...
errands 11 9 ERRAND, a message or...
errants 11 8 ERRANT, a knight err...
erratas 11 7 ERRATA, a list of pr...
erratic 15 10 wandering, also ERRA...
erratum 13 11 an error in writing...
errhine 13 10 an obsolete medicine...
errings 13 10 ERRING, the act of e...
eructed 15 12 ERUCT, to belch out,...
erudite 12 9 learned [adj ERUDITE...
erupted 14 12 ERUPT, to break out...
eryngos 18 12 ERYNGO, a plant of t...
escaper 16 13 one that escapes [n...
eserine 10 8 an alkaloid found in...
esotery 17 9 secret doctrine [n E...
espiers 14 10 ESPIER, someone who...
essayer 17 9 one who essays [n -S...
estover 13 11 a common right to co...
etaerio 10 7 an aggregated fruit...
etagere 11 9 (French) a display s...
etchers 17 12 ETCHER, one who etch...
eternal 11 9 everlasting, also ET...
etheric 17 12 like a spirit, also...
etriers 12 7 ETRIER, (French) a s...
evaders 13 12 EVADER, one that eva...
eveners 12 12 EVENER, something or...
eventer 12 12 a horse which is tra...
evernet 12 12 a hypothetical form...
everted 13 12 EVERT, to turn insid...
evertor 13 11 a muscle that turns...
eviller 16 13 EVIL, morally bad [a...
evokers 14 15 EVOKER, one who evok...
evolver 16 16 one who evolves [n -...
exacter 20 17 one that exacts, als...
exalter 18 15 one who exalts or ra...
excerpt 23 20 to pick out a passag...
excimer 22 20 a dimer above the gr...
exciter 21 17 one that excites, al...
excuser 21 18 one who excuses [n -...
exergue 18 17 (French) a space on...
exerted 17 15 EXERT, to make an ef...
exhumer 21 20 someone who exhumes...
exilers 19 15 EXILER, one who exil...
exoderm 18 18 the external layer o...
experts 20 17 EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expirer 20 17 one who expires [n -...
exposer 19 17 one who exposes [n -...
exserts 18 14 EXSERT, to protrude...
externe 16 15 an officer in attend...
externs 17 15 EXTERN, an officer i...
fabbier 18 16 FABBY, excellent, ma...
fablers 17 14 FABLER, a writer of...
faddier 14 12 FADDY, inclined to t...
faeries 13 10 FAERIE, (archaic) th...
faffier 18 16 FAFFY, awkward and t...
faggery 22 16 drudgery, fagging [n...
faggier 16 14 FAGGY, having the ch...
fagoter 14 12 one who does fagotin...
fahlerz 20 22 (German) an ore of c...
fainter 13 11 one who faints [n -S...
fairier 14 10 FAIRY, of or like a...
faither 16 12 (Scots) father [n -S...
fakeers 14 14 FAKEER, a Hindu asce...
fallers 16 12 FALLER, one who fall...
falsers 15 11 FALSER, (obsolete) a...
falters 15 11 FALTER, to hesitate...
fancier 16 14 one that has a speci...
fanners 12 12 FANNER, one who fans...
farcers 17 13 FARCER, a performer...
farmers 15 13 FARMER, one who farm...
farmery 21 15 farm buildings [n FA...
farrier 14 10 one who shoes horses...
farther 16 12 to a greater distanc...
fashery 22 14 annoyance [n FASHERI...
fasters 14 10 FASTER, one who fast...
fathers 16 12 FATHER, to be the ma...
fattier 14 10 FATTY, greasy or oil...
favorer 15 14 one that favors, als...
fawners 16 14 FAWNER, one who fawn...
fawnier 16 14 FAWNY, yellowish-bro...
fearers 13 10 FEARER, one who fear...
feaster 13 10 one who feasts [n -S...
feather 15 12 to cover with the pl...
fechter 19 15 (Scots) a fighter [n...
federal 14 12 relating to or consi...
feebler 16 14 FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feeders 13 11 FEEDER, one that fee...
feelers 14 11 FEELER, the antenna...
feeries 13 10 FEERIE, a theatrical...
feering 14 13 a first guiding furr...
feerins 13 11 FEERIN, a first guid...
feigner 14 13 one who feigns or pr...
feinter 13 11 FEINT, ruled with fa...
feirier 14 10 FEIRIE, (Scots) nimb...
fellers 16 12 FELLER, one that fel...
felters 15 11 FELTER, to mat toget...
feltier 15 11 FELTY, matted like f...
femiter 15 13 a plant once used to...
femmier 16 16 FEMMY, markedly femi...
fencers 16 14 FENCER, one who fenc...
fenders 13 12 FENDER, a metal guar...
fendier 13 12 FENDY, (Scots) resou...
fennier 12 12 FENNY, having fens [...
feoffer 17 16 one that grants a fe...
ferbams 17 16 FERBAM, a fungicide...
ferlied 15 12 FERLY, to wonder [v]
ferlier 15 11 FERLY, marvellous [a...
ferlies 15 11 FERLIE, (archaic) a...
fermata 14 13 (Italian) a pause in...
fermate 14 13 FERMATA, (Italian) a...
ferment 14 14 to undergo a type of...
fermion 14 14 a type of subatomic...
fermium 17 17 a radioactive elemen...
fernery 19 13 a place where ferns...
fernier 13 11 FERNY, covered with...
ferning 14 14 a tendency for cervi...
ferrate 13 10 a salt of ferric aci...
ferrels 15 11 FERREL, to fit with...
ferrets 14 10 FERRET, to search ou...
ferrety 20 12 like a polecat [adj]
ferried 14 11 FERRY, to transport...
ferries 14 10 FERRY, to transport...
ferrite 14 10 a form of pure iron...
ferrous 14 11 pertaining to iron [...
ferrugo 15 13 a disease of plants...
ferrule 15 12 to fit with a metal...
ferrums 16 14 FERRUM, iron [n]
fertile 15 11 productive [adj FERT...
ferulae 14 12 FERULA, a flat piece...
ferulas 15 12 FERULA, a flat piece...
feruled 15 13 FERULE, to fit with...
ferules 15 12 FERULE, to fit with...
fervent 15 15 hot, glowing, zealou...
fervors 16 14 FERVOR, great intens...
fervour 16 15 great intensity, als...
festers 14 10 FESTER, to generate...
festier 14 10 FESTY, (Australian s...
fetcher 19 15 one who fetches [n -...
fetider 14 11 FETID, stinking, als...
fetters 14 10 FETTER, to shackle [...
fettler 15 11 a railway maintenanc...
fevered 15 15 FEVER, to affect wit...
fewters 17 13 FEWTER, to set a spe...
fibbers 19 16 FIBBER, one who fibs...
fibbery 25 18 the habit of fibbing...
fibered 16 14 having fibre, also F...
fibster 17 13 one who tells fibs [...
fickler 20 18 FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fiddler 16 13 one who plays on a f...
fielder 15 12 one who catches or p...
fiercer 17 13 FIERCE, violently ho...
fierier 14 10 FIERY, intensely hot...
fierily 22 13 FIERY, intensely hot...
figgery 23 16 dressy ornamentation...
fighter 18 14 one that fights [n -...
figurer 16 13 one who figures [n -...
filacer 18 14 an officer who filed...
filazer 18 20 an officer who filed...
filberd 18 15 a hazel nut, also FI...
filbert 18 14 a hazel nut, also FI...
filcher 21 16 someone who filches...
fillers 17 12 FILLER, one that fil...
filmers 17 14 FILMER, one who film...
filmier 17 14 FILMY, thin, delicat...
filters 16 11 FILTER, to purify a...
finders 14 12 FINDER, one that fin...
fineers 13 11 FINEER, to get goods...
fingers 15 13 FINGER, to touch wit...
finners 13 12 FINNER, a finback wh...
finnier 13 12 FINNY, having fins [...
firmers 16 13 FIRMER, a carpenter'...
firrier 15 10 FIRRY, abounding in...
fishers 17 12 FISHER, one who catc...
fishery 23 14 a place for catching...
fishier 17 12 FISHY, consisting of...
fistier 15 10 FISTY, like a fist [...
fitlier 16 11 FITLY, in a fit mann...
fitters 15 10 FITTER, one that fit...
fizzers 21 28 FIZZER, (Australian...
fizzier 21 28 FIZZY, fizzing [adj]
flacker 19 18 (Scots) to flutter,...
flaffer 19 17 (Scots) to flutter,...
flagger 17 15 a person who carries...
flakers 16 15 FLAKER, someone or s...
flakier 16 15 FLAKEY, in flakes; c...
flamers 16 14 FLAMER, a person who...
flamier 16 14 FLAMY, flaming [adj]
flanger 15 14 a vertical scraper f...
flanker 15 16 to use flank defence...
flapper 19 17 a flighty young woma...
flarier 15 11 FLARY, tending to fl...
flasers 15 11 FLASER, a streaky ap...
flasher 17 13 something or someone...
flatter 15 11 to praise excessivel...
flawier 18 14 FLAWY, full of flaws...
flaxier 21 18 FLAXY, like flax; of...
flayers 21 13 FLAYER, one who flay...
flecker 19 18 to mark with spots [...
fleecer 17 14 a machine that fleec...
fleered 14 12 FLEER, to deride by...
fleerer 14 11 someone who fleers [...
fleeter 14 11 FLEET, swift, also F...
flenser 14 12 one that flenses, al...
flesher 17 13 an instrument for sc...
flicker 20 18 to burn unsteadily,...
flinder 15 13 to break to pieces [...
flinger 16 14 one who flings; one...
flipper 20 17 a flat limb for swim...
flirter 16 11 someone who flirts [...
flitter 16 11 to vibrate or move q...
flivver 20 19 a small, cheap, usua...
floater 14 11 one who floats or sw...
flogger 17 15 one who flogs [n -S]
flooder 14 12 one who floods anyth...
floorer 14 11 a knockdown blow; a...
flopper 19 17 something or someone...
florier 15 11 FLORY, having fleur-...
flosser 15 11 one who flosses [n -...
flouter 15 12 one who flouts; a mo...
flowers 18 14 FLOWER, to blossom o...
flowery 24 16 abounding in flowers...
flubber 20 18 one who flubs, makes...
flueric 19 15 pertaining to a bran...
fluffer 20 18 a person employed on...
flukier 17 16 FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
flunker 16 17 something or someone...
flusher 18 14 someone who flushes...
fluster 16 12 to put into a state...
fluters 16 12 FLUTER, one who play...
flutier 16 12 FLUTY, resembling a...
flutter 16 12 to move in quick mot...
flyover 23 17 a flight of aircraft...
flytier 22 13 a maker of fishing f...
foamers 14 13 FOAMER, something th...
foamier 14 13 FOAMY, covered with...
focuser 17 14 a device to assist f...
fodders 14 12 FODDER, to feed catt...
foggers 16 14 FOGGER, a person who...
foggier 16 14 FOGGY, filled with f...
foister 14 10 one who foists [n -S...
folders 15 12 FOLDER, one that fol...
folkier 16 15 FOLKY, down to earth...
fondler 14 13 one who fondles [n -...
foodery 19 13 a restaurant [n FOOD...
foolery 20 13 foolish behaviour or...
footers 13 10 FOOTER, to mess arou...
footier 13 10 FOOTY, mean [adj]
footler 14 11 someone who footles...
foozler 17 20 one who foozles, foo...
foppery 24 18 dandyish behaviour [...
forager 14 12 one who forages [n -...
forayer 19 12 one who makes or joi...
forcers 17 13 FORCER, one who forc...
foreran 12 11 FORERUN, to run in a...
forerun 13 12 to run in advance of...
forever 15 14 an indefinite length...
forgers 15 12 FORGER, one that for...
forgery 21 14 the act of fraudulen...
forgoer 14 12 one who forgoes [n -...
forkers 15 14 FORKER, one who fork...
forkier 15 14 FORKY, resembling a...
formers 15 13 FORMER, someone or s...
fosters 14 10 FOSTER, to promote t...
fothers 16 12 FOTHER, to protect a...
foulder 15 13 (Spenser) to thunder...
founder 13 13 to become disabled [...
fouters 14 11 FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
fowlers 18 14 FOWLER, one that fow...
fracker 18 17 one who engages in f...
frailer 15 11 FRAIL, weak, infirm...
framers 15 13 FRAMER, one who fram...
franger 14 13 (Australian slang) a...
franker 14 15 one that franks [n -...
fraters 14 10 FRATER, a monk, a ho...
fratery 20 12 a convent of friars,...
freezer 16 19 an appliance for fre...
fresher 16 12 a first year college...
fretter 14 10 one who, or that whi...
frigger 17 14 a glass ornament [n...
friller 17 12 one that frills [n -...
fripper 19 16 (archaic) one who de...
frisker 16 14 one who frisks; one...
fritter 15 10 to squander little b...
frizers 18 19 FRIZER, one that fri...
frizzer 21 28 one that frizzes, al...
fronter 13 11 a three-year-old ani...
frother 16 12 one who froths [n -S...
frowier 17 13 FROWIE, (Spenser) mu...
frowner 16 14 one who frowns [n -S...
fruiter 15 11 one who grows of sel...
fubbery 25 19 a deception [n FUBBE...
fubbier 19 17 FUBBY, chubby and sq...
fubsier 17 14 FUBSY, chubby, also...
fuckers 19 18 FUCKER, a contemptib...
fuddier 15 13 FUDDY, old-fashioned...
fuddler 16 14 a drunkard [n -S]
fudgier 16 14 FUDGY, resembling fu...
fuehrer 16 13 (German) a leader, a...
fuelers 15 12 FUELER, one who fuel...
fueller 16 13 one who fuels, also...
fuffier 19 17 FUFFY, light and sof...
fuggier 17 15 FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fuglier 17 14 FUGLY, an offensive...
fuhrers 17 13 FUHRER, (German) a l...
fullers 17 13 FULLER, to groove wi...
fullery 23 15 a place for fulling...
fumbler 19 18 one who fumbles [n -...
funders 14 13 FUNDER, a financial...
funeral 14 13 a ceremony held to h...
funkers 15 16 FUNKER, one who funk...
funkier 15 16 FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funnier 13 13 FUNNY, amusing [adj]
funster 14 12 a prankster; a perso...
furlers 16 12 FURLER, one that fur...
furrier 15 11 one who deals in fur...
further 17 13 to help forward [v -...
furzier 18 20 FURZY, abounding in...
fuskers 16 15 FUSKER, a piece of s...
fussers 15 11 FUSSER, one that fus...
fussier 15 11 FUSSY, overly concer...
fustier 15 11 FUSTY, old-fashioned...
futiler 16 12 FUTILE, ineffective...
fuzzier 21 29 FUZZY, covered with...
gabbers 17 15 GABBER, a chatterbox...
gabbier 17 15 GABBY, talkative [ad...
gabbler 18 16 one who gabbles [n -...
gachers 18 14 GACHER, one that gac...
gadders 13 11 GADDER, one that gad...
gaffers 17 15 GAFFER, an old man;...
gaggers 15 13 GAGGER, one who gags...
gaggery 21 15 the practice of tell...
gagster 14 11 one who writes jokes...
gainers 12 10 GAINER, one who gain...
gaiters 13 9 GAITER, a covering f...
galeres 13 10 GALERE, (French) a g...
gallery 21 13 to provide with a lo...
gallier 15 11 GALLY, gall-like, bi...
gambier 16 15 the inspissated juic...
gambler 17 16 one that gambles [n...
gammers 15 15 GAMMER, an old woman...
gammier 15 15 GAMMY, lame, maimed...
ganders 12 11 GANDER, to wander [v...
gangers 13 12 GANGER, a foreman of...
gaolers 13 10 GAOLER, one who keep...
gappers 17 15 GAPPER, a person tak...
gappier 17 15 GAPPY, full of gaps...
garbler 16 13 one who garbles [n -...
gargler 15 12 one who garglers [n...
garners 12 10 GARNER, to gather an...
garters 13 9 GARTER, to support w...
gaspers 15 12 GASPER, (slang) a ch...
gaspier 15 12 GASPY [adj]
gassers 13 9 GASSER, an oil well...
gassier 13 9 GASSY, containing ga...
gasters 13 9 GASTER [n]
gatcher 18 14 one that gatches, bo...
gathers 15 11 GATHER, to bring tog...
gaucher 18 15 one that gauches, bo...
gaucier 16 13 GAUCY, (Scots) portl...
gaudery 19 13 finery [n GAUDERIES]
gaudier 13 11 GAUDY, tastelessly s...
gaufers 15 13 GAUFER, a waffle, al...
gauffer 17 16 to press ridges or p...
gaugers 14 12 GAUGER, one who gaug...
gaulter 14 11 a person who digs ga...
gaumier 14 13 GAUMY, dauby, smeary...
gaunter 12 11 GAUNT, emaciated [ad...
gaupers 15 13 GAUPER, one that gau...
gauzier 16 19 GAUZY, resembling ga...
gawcier 19 15 GAWCY, (Scots) portl...
gawkers 17 16 GAWKER, one who gawk...
gawkier 17 16 GAWKY, awkward [adj]
gawpers 18 15 GAWPER, one that gaw...
gawsier 16 12 GAWSIE, (Scots) port...
geekery 19 15 preoccupation with,...
geekier 13 13 GEEKY, socially awkw...
geezers 15 18 GEEZER, (slang) an e...
gelders 14 11 GELDER, one who geld...
gelider 14 11 GELID, extremely col...
gemmery 21 17 gems generally [n GE...
gemmier 15 15 GEMMY, resembling a...
genders 12 11 GENDER, (archaic) to...
general 12 11 widespread [adj GENE...
generic 15 13 general; applicable...
gentier 12 10 GENTY, neat, trim [a...
gentler 13 11 GENTLE, mild and ref...
gerbera 14 12 a genus of South Afr...
gerbils 17 13 GERBIL, a desert rod...
gerents 12 10 GERENT, a ruler or m...
gerenuk 13 15 a long-legged antelo...
germain 13 13 (Shakespeare) a germ...
germane 12 13 closely related to;...
germans 13 13 GERMAN, an elaborate...
germens 13 13 GERMEN, something th...
germier 14 12 GERMY, full of germs...
germina 13 13 GERMEN, something th...
germing 15 15 GERM, to put forth b...
germins 14 13 GERMIN, something th...
gerning 13 13 GERNE, (Spenser) to...
gertcha 18 14 (slang) get away, ge...
gerunds 13 12 GERUND, a verbal for...
getters 13 9 GETTER, to remove tr...
geysers 19 11 GEYSER, a type of th...
gheraos 14 11 GHERAO, to carry out...
gherkin 16 16 a kind of small, pri...
gibbers 18 15 GIBBER, to utter sen...
giddier 14 11 GIDDY, dizzy [adj]
giggler 17 14 one who giggles [n -...
gilbert 17 13 an electrical unit o...
gilders 15 11 GILDER, one who gild...
gillers 16 11 GILLER, one that gil...
gimmers 16 15 GIMMER, (Scots) a yo...
gimpier 17 15 GIMPY, limping [adj]
gingers 14 12 GINGER, to spice up,...
gingery 20 14 sandy in colour [adj...
ginners 12 11 GINNER, one that gin...
ginnery 18 13 a place where cotton...
ginnier 12 11 GINNY, affected with...
gippers 18 15 GIPPER, one who gips...
girders 14 10 GIRDER, a large beam...
girdler 15 11 one who girdles [n -...
girlier 15 10 GIRLY, like a girl [...
girners 13 10 GIRNER, one who girn...
girnier 13 10 GIRNIE, ill-tempered...
gittern 13 10 to play a medieval g...
glacier 17 13 a huge mass of ice [...
gladder 14 12 GLAD, feeling pleasu...
gladier 14 11 GLADY, full of glade...
glammer 16 16 GLAM, characterised...
glancer 16 14 one who glances [n -...
glarier 14 10 GLARY, glaring [adj]
glazers 17 19 GLAZER, one who appl...
glazier 17 19 one whose business i...
gleamer 14 13 one who gleams [n -S...
gleaner 12 11 one who gleans, gath...
glebier 16 13 GLEBY, (archaic) clo...
glegger 16 14 GLEG, (Scots) quick,...
glibber 19 16 GLIB, fluent and pla...
glidder 15 12 GLID, (Scots) slippe...
gliders 15 11 GLIDER, a type of ai...
glimmer 17 16 to shine faintly or...
glister 15 10 (archaic) to be brig...
glitter 15 10 to sparkle [v -ED, -...
gloater 13 10 one who gloats [n -S...
globier 16 13 GLOBY, (Milton) roun...
glomera 14 13 GLOMUS, a small body...
glosser 14 10 a polisher; one who...
glovers 16 14 GLOVER, a maker or s...
glowers 17 13 GLOWER, to look or s...
glummer 17 17 GLUM, low in spirits...
gnasher 14 12 (colloquial) a tooth...
gnawers 15 13 GNAWER, one who, or...
goatier 12 9 GOATY, like a goat,...
gobbier 17 15 GOBBY, (colloquial)...
gobbler 18 16 (US) a turkey cock [...
godlier 14 11 GODLY, like a god [a...
goffers 17 15 GOFFER, to press rid...
goggler 16 14 a kind of oceanic fi...
goiters 13 9 GOITER, an enlargeme...
goldier 14 11 GOLDY, somewhat like...
golfers 16 13 GOLFER, one that gol...
gollers 15 11 GOLLER, to make a lo...
gomeral 14 13 (Scots) a simpleton,...
gomerel 14 13 (Scots) a simpleton,...
gomeril 15 13 (Scots) a simpleton,...
goobers 14 12 GOOBER, (US) a peanu...
goodier 12 10 GOOD, having positiv...
goofier 14 12 GOOFY, foolish, stup...
gookier 13 13 GOOKY, sticky, messy...
goonery 17 12 thuggish behaviour [...
goonier 11 10 GOONY, stupid [adj]
goopier 14 12 GOOPY, sticky or goo...
goosery 18 11 a place for geese [n...
goosier 12 9 GOOSY, resembling a...
gophers 17 14 GOPHER, to burrow, m...
gorgers 14 11 GORGER, one who gorg...
gormier 14 12 GORMY, dauby, smeary...
gorsier 13 9 GORSY, covered with...
gosters 13 9 GOSTER, (dialect) to...
gothier 15 11 GOTHY, (colloquial)...
gougere 13 12 a kind of choux past...
gougers 14 12 GOUGER, one that gou...
goutier 13 10 GOUTY, affected with...
governs 14 14 GOVERN, to rule or d...
gowfers 18 15 GOWFER, one that gol...
grabber 17 15 one who seizes or gr...
graders 13 10 GRADER, a machine us...
grafter 15 12 one who grafts [n -S...
grainer 12 10 a person who grains;...
grander 12 11 GRAND, large and imp...
granfer 14 13 (dialect) a grandfat...
granger 13 12 a farm steward [n -S...
granter 12 10 the person by whom a...
grapery 21 14 a building or inclos...
grapier 15 12 GRAPY, resembling gr...
grasper 15 12 one who grasps [n -S...
grasser 13 9 (slang) a grass, an...
graters 13 9 GRATER, one that gra...
gravers 15 13 GRAVER, an engraving...
grazers 16 18 GRAZER, an animal th...
grazier 16 18 one who pastures cat...
greaser 12 9 one who, or that whi...
greater 12 9 GREAT, large, exalte...
greener 11 10 a newly-arrived immi...
greeter 12 9 one who greets anoth...
gricers 17 12 GRICER, a train-spot...
gridder 14 11 (US) an American foo...
griefer 15 12 an onliner game play...
griever 15 13 one who grieves [n -...
grifter 16 12 (US) a swindler [n -...
griller 16 11 a person who or thin...
grimier 15 12 GRIMY, dirty, covere...
grimmer 16 15 GRIM, stern and unre...
grinder 13 11 one who, or that whi...
grinner 12 11 one who grins [n -S]
gripers 16 12 GRIPER, one who grip...
gripier 16 12 GRIPEY, causing shar...
gripper 18 15 one who, or that whi...
grister 14 9 a device for grindin...
gritter 14 9 a vehicle for spread...
groaner 11 10 one who groans [n -S...
grocers 16 12 GROCER, a dealer in...
grocery 22 14 a grocer's store [n...
grodier 13 10 GRODY, (US slang) sl...
groomer 13 12 one that grooms [n -...
groover 14 13 one who or that whic...
gropers 15 12 GROPER, one who grop...
grosers 13 9 GROSER, (Scots) a go...
grosert 13 9 (Scots) a gooseberry...
grosser 13 9 a product that yield...
grouper 15 13 one of several speci...
grouser 13 10 one who grouses [n -...
grouter 13 10 an instrument or too...
grovier 15 13 GROVY, like a grove...
growers 16 12 GROWER, one that gro...
growler 17 13 one who growls; a sm...
grubber 18 16 an implement for gru...
grudger 15 13 one who grudges [n -...
grueler 14 11 one that gruels, als...
gruffer 18 16 GRUFF, low and harsh...
grummer 16 16 GRUM, glum, morose [...
grunger 14 13 a fan of a style of...
grunter 13 11 one who, or that whi...
gruyere 19 12 (French) a kind of c...
guarder 13 11 one who guards [n -S...
guckier 18 17 GUCKY, slimy, mucky...
guelder 14 12 as in guelder rose,...
guerdon 12 12 a reward, a recompen...
guereza 15 19 a large, long-haired...
guerite 13 10 (French) a projectin...
guesser 13 10 one who guesses [n -...
guiders 14 11 GUIDER, a member of...
guilder 15 12 a monetary unit of t...
guilers 15 11 GUILER, (Spenser) a...
guisers 14 10 GUISER, a person in...
guizers 17 19 GUIZER, a person in...
gulfier 17 14 GULFY, full of whirl...
gullers 16 12 GULLER, someone who...
gullery 22 14 a deception [n GULLE...
gulpers 17 14 GULPER, one who gulp...
gulpier 17 14 GULPY, marked by gul...
gummers 16 16 GUMMER, one that gum...
gummier 16 16 GUMMY, resembling gu...
gungier 14 13 GUNGY, sticky and me...
gunkier 14 15 GUNKY, covered in gu...
gunnera 11 12 a large-leaved ornam...
gunners 12 12 GUNNER, one that ope...
gunnery 18 14 the use of guns [n G...
gunters 13 11 GUNTER, a topmast ar...
gurlier 15 11 GURLY, grim [adj]
gurrier 14 10 in Dublin, a low-cla...
gushers 16 12 GUSHER, a gushing oi...
gushier 16 12 GUSHY, overly sentim...
gustier 14 10 GUSTY, blowing in gu...
gutcher 19 15 a grandfather, also...
gutsers 14 10 GUTSER, a greedy per...
gutsier 14 10 GUTSY, (colloquial)...
gutters 14 10 GUTTER, to form chan...
guttery 20 12 marked by vulgarity...
guttier 14 10 GUTTY, marked by cou...
guttler 15 11 a greedy eater; a gl...
gutzers 17 19 GUTZER, a greedy per...
guylers 21 13 GUYLER, a deceiver,...
guzzler 21 29 an immoderate eater...
gyppers 24 17 GYPPER, one that gyp...
gypster 22 14 one that gyps, cheat...
hackers 18 16 HACKER, one that hac...
hackery 24 18 an ox-drawn cart for...
hackler 19 17 a device for hacklin...
hafters 16 12 HAFTER, a caviler, a...
haggler 17 14 one who haggles [n -...
hailers 15 10 HAILER, one that hai...
hailier 15 10 HAILY, with hail fal...
hairier 14 9 HAIRY, covered with...
halberd 17 14 an ancient axelike w...
halbert 17 13 an ancient axelike w...
haliers 15 10 HALIER, a former mon...
halsers 15 10 HALSER, a large rope...
haltere 14 10 the rudimentary hind...
halters 15 10 HALTER, to put restr...
halvers 17 14 HALVER, (Scots) a ha...
hammers 16 15 HAMMER, to strike re...
hammier 16 15 HAMMY, overly theatr...
hampers 17 15 HAMPER, to hinder, o...
hamster 15 12 a small rodent with...
hanaper 14 13 a wicker receptacle...
handers 13 11 HANDER, one who hand...
handier 13 11 HANDY, convenient [a...
handler 14 12 one who handles [n -...
hangers 14 12 HANGER, a wood on a...
hankers 14 14 HANKER, to long for...
happier 18 15 HAPPY, marked by joy...
hardier 14 10 HARDY, very sturdy [...
harmers 15 12 HARMER, one who harm...
harpers 16 12 HARPER, one who play...
harrier 14 9 a medium-sized scent...
harsher 16 11 HARSH, severe [adj]
hashier 16 11 HASHY, thrown togeth...
hastier 14 9 HASTY, speedy [adj]
hatcher 19 14 one who hatches [n -...
hatters 14 9 HATTER, to trouble,...
hauberk 17 17 a tunic-like coat of...
haulers 15 11 HAULER, one who haul...
haulier 15 11 a person or firm emp...
haunter 13 11 one who haunts [n -S...
havered 15 14 HAVER, to hem and ha...
haverel 16 14 (Scots) a foolish pe...
hawkers 18 16 HAWKER, a peddler [n...
hawsers 17 12 HAWSER, a large rope...
headers 13 10 HEADER, a dive head...
headier 13 10 HEADY, intoxicating...
healers 14 10 HEALER, one that hea...
heapers 15 12 HEAPER, one who heap...
heapier 15 12 HEAPY, full of heaps...
hearers 13 9 HEARER, one that hea...
heaters 13 9 HEATER, an apparatus...
heather 15 11 a common low-growing...
heavers 15 13 HEAVER, one who heav...
heavier 15 13 HEAVY, of great weig...
heckler 19 17 one that heckles [n...
hederal 14 11 pertaining to a part...
hederas 13 10 HEDERA, (Latin) ivy...
hedgers 15 12 HEDGER, one that hed...
hedgier 15 12 HEDGY, abounding in...
heeders 13 10 HEEDER, one who heed...
heedier 13 10 HEEDY, (Spenser) hee...
heelers 14 10 HEELER, a dog that h...
hefters 16 12 HEFTER, one who heft...
heftier 16 12 HEFTY, big of build...
heifers 16 12 HEIFER, a young cow...
heister 14 9 one who heists, carr...
helleri 16 11 a tropical fish [n H...
hellers 16 11 HELLER, a Czech mone...
hellery 22 13 rough play [n HELLER...
hellier 16 11 a slater, a tiler, a...
helmers 16 13 HELMER, a film direc...
helpers 17 13 HELPER, one who help...
hemmers 16 15 HEMMER, one who, or...
hempier 17 15 HEMPIE [adj]
henners 12 11 HENNER, (Scots) a ch...
hennery 18 13 a poultry farm [n HE...
hennier 12 11 HENNY, hen-like [adj...
hepster 16 12 (slang) one who is h...
heralds 15 11 HERALD, to proclaim,...
herbage 16 14 herbs collectively [...
herbals 17 13 HERBAL, a book about...
herbars 16 12 HERBAR, (Spenser) a...
herbary 22 14 a garden of herbs [n...
herbier 16 12 HERBY, abounding wit...
herbist 17 12 a person who practis...
herblet 17 13 (Shakespeare) a smal...
herbose 15 12 abounding with herbs...
herbous 16 13 abounding with herbs...
herdboy 22 15 a boy who acts as a...
herdens 13 11 HERDEN, a coarse fab...
herders 14 10 HERDER, one who tend...
herdess 14 10 a female keeper of a...
herdics 18 13 HERDIC, a low-hung c...
herding 15 13 the act of forming i...
herdman 14 14 a keeper of a herd,...
herdmen 14 14 HERDMAN, a keeper of...
heredes 13 10 HERES, (Latin) an he...
heretic 17 12 pertaining to heresy...
heriots 14 9 HERIOT, (historical)...
herisse 14 9 (French) in heraldry...
heritor 14 9 a proprietor or land...
herling 16 13 a young seatrout, a...
hermits 16 12 HERMIT, a recluse [n...
herniae 12 10 HERNIA, the protrusi...
hernial 14 11 relating to a hernia...
hernias 13 10 HERNIA, the protrusi...
heroics 17 12 HEROIC, an epic vers...
heroine 12 10 a brave woman [n -S]
heroins 13 10 HEROIN, an addictive...
heroise 13 9 to make heroic, also...
heroism 15 12 heroic behaviour [n...
heroize 16 18 to make heroic, also...
heronry 19 12 a breeding place for...
heroons 12 10 HEROON, (Greek) a te...
herried 14 10 HERRY, (Spenser) to...
herries 14 9 HERRY, (Spenser) to...
herring 15 12 any marine soft-finn...
hersall 16 11 (Spenser) a rehearsa...
herself 17 13 a form of the 3rd pe...
hership 19 14 (Scots) plundering,...
hertzes 17 18 HERTZ, a unit of ele...
herying 21 14 HERYE, (Spenser) to...
hetaera 12 9 a Greek courtesan, a...
heteros 13 9 HETERO, a heterosexu...
hexerei 19 16 witchcraft [n -S]
hidders 15 11 HIDDER, (Spenser) a...
higgler 18 14 a salesperson who in...
highers 18 13 HIGHER, to raise, ma...
hillers 17 11 HILLER, something th...
hillier 17 11 HILLY, abounding in...
hinders 14 11 HINDER, to impede [v...
hingers 15 12 HINGER, one that hin...
hinkier 15 14 HINKY, strange, unre...
hinters 14 10 HINTER, one that hin...
hippier 19 15 HIPPY, having big hi...
hipster 17 12 a person who knows a...
hissers 15 9 HISSER, one who hiss...
hissier 15 9 HISSY, temperamental...
hitcher 20 14 one that hitches [n...
hithers 17 11 HITHER, to come this...
hitters 15 9 HITTER, one that hit...
hoarder 13 10 one that hoards [n -...
hoarier 13 9 HOARY, white with ag...
hoarser 13 9 HOARSE, rough and hu...
hoaxers 19 16 HOAXER, one that hoa...
hobbers 18 15 HOBBER, a machine us...
hobbler 19 16 (obsolete) a person...
hockers 18 16 HOCKER, one who hock...
hoggers 16 13 HOGGER, a stocking w...
hoggery 22 15 hogs collectively [n...
hoister 14 9 one who hoists [n -S...
holders 15 11 HOLDER, one that hol...
holeyer 20 12 HOLEY, full of holes...
hollers 16 11 HOLLER, to call out...
holster 15 10 a case for a gun [n...
homager 15 14 a feudal vassal [n -...
homered 14 13 HOMER, to hit a home...
homeric 18 15 grand, imposing [adj...
honkers 14 14 HONKER, a wild goose...
honorer 12 10 one who honors, also...
hoodier 13 10 HOODY, resembling a...
hoofers 15 12 HOOFER, a profession...
hookers 14 13 HOOKER, (slang) a pr...
hookier 14 13 HOOKY, full of hooks...
hoolier 14 10 HOOLY, soft and care...
hoopers 15 12 HOOPER, one who hoop...
hooters 13 9 HOOTER, one that hoo...
hootier 13 9 HOOTY, sounding like...
hoovers 15 13 HOOVER, to vacuum cl...
hoppers 18 15 HOPPER, a container...
hoppier 18 15 HOPPY, tasting of ho...
hoppler 19 16 one who hopples [n -...
horners 13 10 HORNER, a person who...
hornier 13 10 HORNY, like horn [ad...
horsier 14 9 HORSEY, like a horse...
hosiers 14 9 HOSIER, a person who...
hosiery 20 11 stockings or socks [...
hostler 15 10 one who tends horses...
hotters 14 9 HOTTER, to vibrate,...
houhere 15 12 a small evergreen Ne...
hounder 13 12 one who hounds [n -S...
housers 14 10 HOUSER, one who orga...
housier 14 10 HOUSEY, typical of h...
hovered 15 14 HOVER, to hang suspe...
hoverer 15 13 that which hovers [n...
however 18 16 nevertheless [adv]
howkers 18 16 HOWKER, a two-masted...
howlers 18 13 HOWLER, a kind of mo...
huckery 25 19 (colloquial) ugly [a...
huddler 16 13 one who huddles thin...
huffers 19 16 HUFFER, a blustering...
huffier 19 16 HUFFY, easily offend...
huggers 17 14 HUGGER, one who hugs...
huggier 17 14 HUGGY, sensitive and...
hulkier 17 15 HULKY, bulky, unwiel...
hullers 17 12 HULLER, one who, or...
hullier 17 12 HULLY, having husks...
humaner 14 14 HUMANE, compassionat...
humbler 19 17 one that humbles [n...
humeral 16 14 a bone of the should...
humerus 16 14 the large bone of th...
humider 16 14 HUMID, moist, having...
hummers 17 16 HUMMER, one who, or...
humpers 18 16 HUMPER, someone who...
humpier 18 16 HUMPY, full of humps...
hungers 15 13 HUNGER, to crave [v]
hunkers 15 15 HUNKER, to squat [v]
hunkier 15 15 HUNKY, strongly buil...
hunters 14 11 HUNTER, one that hun...
hurdler 16 12 one that hurdles [n...
hurlers 16 11 HURLER, one who hurl...
hurrier 15 10 one who hurries [n -...
hurters 15 10 HURTER, a beam, bloc...
hushers 17 12 HUSHER, to usher, es...
hushier 17 12 HUSHY, hush-hush, se...
huskers 16 14 HUSKER, someone who...
huskier 16 14 HUSKY, hoarse [adj]
hustler 16 11 one who hustles [n -...
hyperon 21 15 a class of atomic pa...
iceberg 18 15 a large floating bod...
icteric 19 13 relating to or suffe...
icterid 16 11 an American oriole [...
icterus 16 11 a diseased condition...
igniter 13 10 someone who or somet...
ignorer 12 10 one who ignores [n -...
imagers 14 12 IMAGER, one that ima...
imagery 20 14 a mental picture [n...
imbiber 18 16 one that imbibes [n...
imbower 18 16 to give shelter, als...
immerge 15 15 to plunge into a liq...
immerse 14 13 to plunge into a liq...
impaler 16 14 one that impales, al...
impeder 15 14 one that impedes [n...
imperia 15 13 IMPERIUM, (Latin) em...
imperil 17 14 to put in danger, al...
imposer 15 13 one who imposes [n -...
impower 18 16 to authorize, also E...
impurer 16 14 IMPURE, tainted, als...
imputer 16 14 one who imputes [n -...
inchers 17 13 INCHER, something ha...
inciter 15 11 one who incites [n -...
incomer 15 14 one that comes in [n...
indexer 17 16 one who indexes [n -...
inditer 12 9 one who indites [n -...
inducer 15 13 one who, or that whi...
inepter 13 11 INEPT, unfit or unqu...
inerter 11 8 INERT, passive [adj]
inertia 11 8 the tendency of a bo...
inertly 19 11 INERT, passive [adv]
inferno 12 12 a place of horror an...
infuser 14 12 one who infuses [n -...
ingener 11 11 (Shakespeare) an eng...
inhaler 14 11 one that inhales [n...
inherce 16 13 (Shakespeare) to enc...
inhered 13 11 INHERE, to be an ess...
inheres 13 10 INHERE, to be an ess...
inherit 14 10 to receive by legal...
inhumer 15 14 one who inhumes [n -...
injeras 13 17 INJERA, a type of Et...
injurer 14 18 one who injures [n -...
inlayer 18 11 one who inlays [n -S...
inliers 13 9 INLIER, an older roc...
innerly 18 12 more inward [adv]
innerve 12 13 to supply with nerve...
inquere 19 18 (Spenser) to ask abo...
insaner 10 9 INSANE, mentally uns...
inserts 12 8 INSERT, to put in [v...
insider 12 9 an accepted member o...
insurer 12 9 one who insures, als...
integer 12 10 a whole number [n -S...
interim 13 11 temporary, provision...
interne 10 9 a trainee gaining pr...
interns 11 9 INTERN, to confine d...
intoner 10 9 one who intones [n -...
invader 13 13 one that invades [n...
inverse 13 12 opposite [adj INVERS...
inverts 14 12 INVERT, to turn upsi...
inviter 14 12 one who invites [n -...
invoker 14 16 one who invokes [n -...
iodiser 12 8 one that iodizes, al...
iodizer 15 17 one that iodizes, al...
ioniser 11 8 something that ioniz...
ionizer 14 17 something that ioniz...
ionomer 11 11 the product of ionic...
ironers 11 8 IRONER, a machine fo...
ironier 11 8 IRONY, like iron [ad...
isomere 12 10 a body or compound w...
isomers 13 10 ISOMER, a body or co...
issuers 13 8 ISSUER, one who issu...
itchier 18 12 ITCHY, affected with...
iterant 11 8 repeating [adj]
iterate 11 7 to repeat, do again...
jabbers 18 22 JABBER, to talk rapi...
jackers 18 23 JACKER, one who jack...
jaegers 14 18 JAEGER, a German arm...
jaggers 16 20 JAGGER, a hawker, a...
jaggery 22 22 a coarse, dark sugar...
jaggier 16 20 JAGGY, jagged, rough...
jailers 15 17 JAILER, a keeper of...
jambers 17 22 JAMBER, (obsolete) a...
jambier 17 22 (obsolete) armor for...
jammers 16 22 JAMMER, a person or...
jammier 16 22 JAMMY, very lucky [a...
jangler 15 20 a storyteller, a jes...
jankers 14 21 JANKER, a long pole...
jantier 13 17 JANTY, briskly self-...
jaspers 16 19 JASPER, a red variet...
jaspery 22 21 of or like jasper, a...
jazzers 20 34 JAZZER, a jazz music...
jazzier 20 34 JAZZY, of or like ja...
jeepers 15 19 used as a mild oath...
jeerers 13 16 JEERER, one who jeer...
jeering 14 19 mocking [adj JEERING...
jemmier 16 22 JEMMY, neat, smart [...
jerbils 18 20 JERBIL, (French) a d...
jerboas 15 19 JERBOA, (Arabic) a d...
jereeds 13 17 JEREED, a wooden Ori...
jerkers 15 20 JERKER, (US) a kind...
jerkier 15 20 JERKY, spasmodic [ad...
jerkies 15 20 JERKY, dried meat [n...
jerkily 23 23 JERKY, spasmodic [ad...
jerking 16 23 jerky [adj JERKINGLY...
jerkins 15 21 JERKIN, a kind of ja...
jerqued 22 27 JERQUE, to search a...
jerquer 22 26 one who searches for...
jerques 22 26 JERQUE, to search a...
jerreed 13 17 a wooden Oriental ja...
jerrids 15 17 JERRID, a wooden Ori...
jerries 14 16 JERRY, (colloquial)...
jerseys 20 18 JERSEY, a knitted sh...
jesters 14 16 JESTER, one that jes...
jettier 14 16 JETTY, jet black in...
jeweler 17 20 a trader or maker of...
jibbers 19 22 JIBBER, to utter sen...
jiggers 17 20 JIGGER, to jerk up a...
jiggier 17 20 JIGGY, with the rhyt...
jilters 16 17 JILTER, one who jilt...
jimpier 18 22 JIMPY, (Scots) neat...
jingler 16 20 one who, or that whi...
jinkers 15 21 JINKER, to transport...
jitters 15 16 JITTER, to fidget [v...
jittery 21 18 extremely nervous [a...
jobbers 18 22 JOBBER, a pieceworke...
jobbery 24 24 the conduct of publi...
jockier 18 23 JOCKY, resembling an...
joggers 16 20 JOGGER, one that jog...
joggler 17 21 one who joggles [n -...
joinder 13 18 a joining of parties...
joiners 13 17 JOINER, a carpenter...
joinery 19 19 the trade of a joine...
jointer 13 17 a bricklayer's tool...
jollers 16 18 JOLLER, one who jols...
jollier 16 18 one who puts others...
jollyer 22 20 one who uses a jolle...
jolters 15 17 JOLTER, one who, or...
joltier 15 17 JOLTY, in a jolting...
jookery 20 22 (Scots) trickery, ro...
joshers 16 18 JOSHER, one who josh...
jossers 14 16 JOSSER, (slang) a cl...
jostler 15 17 one who jostles [n -...
jotters 14 16 JOTTER, one that jot...
jottier 14 16 JOTTY, written down...
joukery 21 23 trickery, also JOOKE...
jouster 14 17 one who jousts, also...
jowlers 18 20 JOWLER, a heavy-jawe...
jowlier 18 20 JOWLY, having promin...
judders 15 19 JUDDER, to vibrate,...
juddery 21 21 given to juddering [...
judgers 16 20 JUDGER, one who judg...
juggler 18 22 one who juggles [n -...
juicers 18 20 JUICER, a juice extr...
juicier 18 20 JUICY, full of juice...
jumbler 19 24 one that jumbles [n...
jumpers 18 23 JUMPER, a type of ov...
jumpier 18 23 JUMPY, nervy [adj]
juniper 16 21 an evergreen conifer...
junkers 15 22 JUNKER, (German) a y...
junkier 15 22 JUNKY, rubbishy, wor...
justers 15 17 JUSTER, one who tilt...
juttier 15 17 JUTTY, jutting out [...
kacheri 18 16 (Hindi) an Indian ma...
kaisers 13 11 KAISER, an emperor,...
kamerad 13 15 to surrender [v -ED,...
karters 13 11 KARTER, one who driv...
kashers 15 13 KASHER, to prepare f...
kayaker 19 17 one that rides in a...
kedgers 14 14 KEDGER, a small stea...
kedgier 14 14 KEDGY, (Scots) brisk...
keekers 13 15 KEEKER, someone who...
keelers 13 12 KEELER, one employed...
keeners 11 12 KEENER, a profession...
keepers 14 14 KEEPER, one who keep...
keester 12 11 (slang) the buttocks...
kegeler 14 14 a bowler, also KEGLE...
keggers 15 15 KEGGER, a drinking p...
keglers 15 14 KEGLER, a bowler, al...
keister 13 11 (slang) the buttocks...
kelpers 16 15 KELPER, an inhabitan...
kelters 14 12 KELTER, a coarse clo...
kempers 16 17 KEMPER, a champion [...
kempier 16 17 KEMPY, of hair, coar...
kenners 11 13 KENNER, one who kens...
keramic 17 17 an item made of bake...
keratin 12 12 a fibrous protein [n...
kerbaya 20 16 a blouse worn by Mal...
kerbing 16 17 a concrete border al...
kerchoo 17 16 an interjection expr...
kererus 13 12 KERERU, a kind of Ne...
kerfing 16 17 KERF, to make an inc...
kerkier 14 15 KERKY, stupid [adj]
kermess 14 14 (Dutch) in Europe, p...
kermode 13 15 a type of black bear...
kernels 13 13 KERNEL, to envelop l...
kerning 13 15 adjustment of adjoin...
kernish 15 14 relating to a kern,...
kernite 12 12 a hydrated oxide of...
kerogen 12 14 a kind of bitumen fo...
kerrias 13 11 KERRIA, a flowering...
kerries 13 11 KERRY, one of an Iri...
kerseys 19 13 KERSEY, a kind of co...
kerving 16 18 KERVE, (Spenser) to...
kerygma 21 18 (Greek) the apostoli...
keyster 19 13 (slang) backside, bo...
kickers 18 18 KICKER, one that kic...
kickier 18 18 KICKY, exciting [adj...
kidders 14 13 KIDDER, a person who...
kiddier 14 13 a huckster; a cadger...
kidgier 15 14 KIDGIE, (Scots) bris...
kieries 13 11 KIERIE, in South Afr...
kiester 13 11 (slang) backside, bo...
kilergs 16 14 KILERG, a thousand e...
killers 16 13 KILLER, one that kil...
kilters 15 12 KILTER, good conditi...
kimmers 16 17 KIMMER, a godmother,...
kinders 13 13 KINDER, (short for)...
kindler 14 14 one who kindles [n -...
kinkier 14 16 KINKY, twisted [adj]
kippers 18 17 KIPPER, to cure fish...
kissers 14 11 KISSER, (colloquial)...
kissier 14 11 KISSY, inclined to k...
kittler 15 12 KITTLE, (Scots) tick...
klavern 15 17 a local branch of th...
klavier 16 16 an early keyboard in...
klezmer 18 24 (Yiddish) a style of...
klinker 15 17 a very hard paving b...
klister 15 12 a kind of wax for sk...
knacker 16 19 to exhaust [v -ED, -...
knapper 16 18 someone who breaks s...
knavery 20 18 trickery [n KNAVERIE...
kneader 11 13 one who kneads [n -S...
kneeler 12 13 a cushion, hassock,...
knicker 17 19 a clay marble [n -S]
knifers 15 15 KNIFER, someone who...
knitter 13 12 one that knits [n -S...
knobber 16 18 a stag in its second...
knocker 16 19 one that knocks [n -...
knoller 14 14 one that knolls, tol...
knotter 12 12 one who knots [n -S]
knowers 15 15 KNOWER, one who know...
kookier 13 15 KOOKY, eccentric [ad...
koreros 12 11 KORERO, to talk, con...
koshers 15 13 KOSHER, to prepare f...
kotower 15 14 one who kotows, also...
kraters 13 11 KRATER, (Greek) a la...
kreuzer 16 21 (German) a small cop...
krimmer 16 17 (German) tightly cur...
kruller 16 14 (Dutch) in North Ame...
krumper 17 18 one who does krumpin...
kumeras 14 15 KUMERA, (New Zealand...
laagers 13 10 LAAGER, to form a de...
labeler 15 12 one that labels, als...
laborer 14 11 one who labors, also...
lackers 17 15 LACKER, to coat with...
lacquer 24 21 to coat with a gloss...
ladders 13 10 LADDER, to cause a r...
laddery 19 12 having a ladder [adj...
laddier 13 10 LADDY, laddish in be...
ladlers 14 10 LADLER, one who ladl...
laering 13 11 LAER, to make a defe...
lagered 13 11 LAGER, to form a def...
laggers 15 12 LAGGER, one who lags...
laigher 16 12 LAIGH, (Scots) low,...
laikers 14 12 LAIKER, one who spor...
lairier 13 8 LAIRY, flashily dres...
lambers 16 14 LAMBER, a ewe that i...
lambert 16 14 a unit of brightness...
lambier 16 14 LAMBY, resembling a...
lameter 13 11 a cripple, also LAMI...
lamiger 15 13 a cripple, also LAME...
lamiter 14 11 a cripple, also LAME...
lammers 15 14 LAMMER, (Scots) ambe...
lampern 15 15 a primitive fish-lik...
lampers 16 14 inflammation of the...
lamster 14 11 a fugitive, also LAM...
lancers 15 12 LANCER, a cavalryman...
landers 12 10 LANDER, one who land...
landler 13 11 a slow Austrian danc...
langers 13 11 LANGER, (Irish slang...
lankier 13 13 LANKY, tall and thin...
lanners 11 10 LANNER, a kind of fa...
lantern 11 10 a lamp or light in a...
lappers 17 14 LAPPER, (Scots) to c...
lapsers 15 11 LAPSER, one who laps...
larders 13 9 LARDER, a place wher...
lardier 13 9 LARDY, like lard [ad...
larkers 14 12 LARKER, a catcher of...
larkier 14 12 LARKY, given to lark...
larmier 14 11 (French) a corona or...
larnier 12 9 LARNEY, of clothes,...
lasered 12 9 LASER, to treat with...
lashers 15 10 LASHER, a rope for b...
lassoer 12 8 one who uses a lasso...
lasters 13 8 LASTER, a worker who...
laterad 12 9 toward the side [adv...
lateral 13 9 sideways [adj LATERA...
lathers 15 10 LATHER, to cover wit...
lathery 21 12 covered with lather...
lathier 15 10 LATHY, like a lath;...
latters 13 8 LATTER, the second m...
lauders 13 10 LAUDER, one who laud...
laugher 16 13 one who laughs [n -S...
launder 12 11 to wash clothes [v -...
laveers 14 12 LAVEER, (archaic) to...
lawnier 15 12 LAWNY, covered with...
lawyers 22 13 LAWYER, to work as a...
layered 18 11 LAYER, to form a lay...
layover 20 14 a stopover [n -S]
leacher 17 13 one who leaches [n -...
leaders 12 9 LEADER, one that lea...
leadier 12 9 LEADY, resembling le...
leafery 20 13 foliage, also LEAFAG...
leafier 14 11 LEAFY, abounding in...
leaguer 13 11 to besiege [v -ED, -...
leakers 13 12 LEAKER, something th...
leakier 13 12 LEAKY, inclined to l...
leaners 11 9 LEANER, one that lea...
leapers 14 11 LEAPER, one who leap...
learier 12 8 LEARY, cunning, wary...
learner 11 9 one that learns [n -...
leasers 12 8 LEASER, one who leas...
leather 14 10 to cover with the ta...
leavers 14 12 LEAVER, one that lea...
leavier 14 12 LEAVY, full of leave...
lechers 18 13 LECHER, to lust [v]
lechery 24 15 excessive sexual ind...
lectern 15 12 a reading desk or su...
ledgers 14 11 LEDGER, to fish with...
ledgier 14 11 LEDGY, abounding in...
leerier 12 8 LEERY, cunning, wary...
leerily 20 11 LEERY, cunning, wary...
leering 13 11 the act of leering [...
leggers 15 12 LEGGER, a bargeman w...
leggier 15 12 LEGGY, having long l...
leidger 14 11 (obsolete) an ambass...
leigers 14 10 LEIGER, (obsolete) a...
leisher 15 10 LEISH, (Scots) activ...
leisler 14 9 a small black bat [n...
leister 13 8 to spear with a thre...
lenders 12 10 LENDER, one that len...
lettern 12 9 (obsolete) a reading...
letters 13 8 LETTER, to inscribe...
leveler 15 13 one that levels, als...
levered 14 13 LEVER, to prise open...
leveret 14 12 a young hare [n -S]
leviers 15 12 LEVIER, one who levi...
libbers 18 14 LIBBER, (short for)...
libeler 16 12 one that libels, als...
liberal 16 12 generous, freehanded...
liberos 15 11 LIBERO, (Italian) a...
liberty 22 13 the state of being f...
lichter 19 13 LICHT, (Scots) light...
lickers 18 15 LICKER, one who lick...
lidgers 15 11 LIDGER, (obsolete) a...
liegers 14 10 LIEGER, (obsolete) a...
liernes 12 9 LIERNE, (French) a c...
lifters 16 11 LIFTER, one who lift...
liggers 16 12 LIGGER, a horizontal...
lighter 17 12 a large open boat us...
limbers 17 14 LIMBER, to make supp...
limbier 17 14 LIMBY, having many l...
limiter 15 11 a friar who had a li...
limmers 16 14 LIMMER, (Scots) a ro...
limners 14 12 LIMNER, a painter of...
limpers 17 14 LIMPER, one who limp...
lingers 14 11 LINGER, to delay dep...
lingier 14 11 LINGY, covered with...
linkers 14 13 LINKER, one who link...
linkier 14 13 LINKY, full of inter...
linters 13 9 LINTER, a machine fo...
lintier 13 9 LINTY, covered with...
lippers 18 14 LIPPER, to ripple [v...
lippier 18 14 LIPPY, impertinent [...
lispers 16 11 LISPER, one who lisp...
listers 14 8 LISTER, a three-pron...
literal 14 9 to be taken as read...
litters 14 8 LITTER, to scatter r...
littery 20 10 covered with rubbish...
littler 15 9 LITTLE, small [adj]
livener 14 13 one who livens [n -S...
livered 15 13 LIVER, to thicken or...
liveyer 21 14 a permanent resident...
livider 16 13 LIVID, of bluish lea...
liviers 16 12 LIVIER, a permanent...
livyers 22 14 LIVYER, a permanent...
llanero 12 10 an inhabitant of the...
loaders 12 9 LOADER, one that loa...
loafers 14 11 LOAFER, a lazy perso...
loamier 13 11 LOAMY, resembling lo...
loaners 11 9 LOANER, one who loan...
loather 14 10 one who loathes [n -...
lobbers 17 14 LOBBER, one who lobs...
lobbyer 23 16 one who lobbies, als...
lobster 15 11 a large strong-clawe...
locater 15 11 one who locates, or...
lockers 17 15 LOCKER, a small cupb...
lodgers 14 11 LODGER, one who stay...
loeries 12 8 LOERIE, a type of Af...
lofters 15 11 LOFTER, a type of go...
loftier 15 11 LOFTY, very high [ad...
loggers 15 12 LOGGER, one who fell...
loggier 15 12 LOGGY, sluggish, als...
loiters 13 8 LOITER, to stand idl...
lollers 15 10 LOLLER, one who loll...
longers 13 11 LONGER, one that lon...
loobier 14 11 LOOBY, clumsy or stu...
lookers 13 12 LOOKER, one that loo...
loonier 11 9 LOONIE, crazy [adj]
loopers 14 11 LOOPER, a caterpilla...
loopier 14 11 LOOPY, full of loops...
looters 12 8 LOOTER, one that loo...
loppers 17 14 LOPPER, (Scots) to c...
loppier 17 14 LOPPY, hanging limpl...
lorimer 14 11 a maker of implement...
loriner 12 9 a maker of implement...
lossier 13 8 LOSSY, of a compress...
lotters 13 8 LOTTER, someone who...
lottery 19 10 a game of chance [n...
loucher 18 14 LOUCHE, not reputabl...
lounder 12 11 (Scots) to beat, thu...
lounger 13 12 a comfortable someti...
lourier 13 9 LOURY, gloomy, louri...
lousers 13 9 LOUSER, (Irish) a me...
lousier 13 9 LOUSY, infested with...
loutery 19 11 loutish behaviour [n...
louvers 15 13 LOUVER, a sloping sl...
lovered 14 13 (Shakespeare) having...
loverly 22 15 (archaic) like a lov...
lowered 15 12 LOWER, to appear dar...
lowlier 17 12 LOWLY, in a low posi...
loyaler 19 11 LOYAL, faithful [adj...
lubbers 18 15 LUBBER, a clumsy fel...
lucerne 15 13 a fodder plant, aka...
lucerns 16 13 LUCERN, a fodder pla...
lucider 17 13 LUCID, easily unders...
lucifer 19 15 a friction match [n...
luckier 18 16 LUCKY, fortunate [ad...
luggers 16 13 LUGGER, a small 2- o...
lullers 16 11 LULLER, one who lull...
lumbers 17 15 LUMBER, to move heav...
lummier 16 15 LUMMY, (slang) excel...
lumpers 17 15 LUMPER, a labourer e...
lumpier 17 15 LUMPY, full of lumps...
luncher 18 15 one who takes lunch...
lungers 14 12 LUNGER, one who lung...
lunkers 14 14 LUNKER, a large game...
lurcher 19 14 a crossbred dog, esp...
lurider 14 10 LURID, shining with...
lurkers 15 13 LURKER, one that lur...
lushers 16 11 LUSHER, a heavy drin...
lushier 16 11 LUSHY, tipsy [adj]
lusters 14 9 LUSTER, to make lust...
lustier 14 9 LUSTY, full of vigou...
luthern 15 12 a dormer window [n -...
luthier 16 11 one who makes string...
luzerns 16 19 LUZERN, a fodder pla...
lymiter 21 13 (Spenser) a friar wh...
lyncher 24 16 one who takes part i...
macaber 17 16 gruesome, also MACAB...
maceral 16 14 any of the organic e...
machers 18 15 MACHER, (Yiddish) an...
madders 13 12 MADDER, a herbaceous...
mahseer 14 12 a large freshwater f...
mailers 14 11 MAILER, one who send...
maimers 14 13 MAIMER, one who maim...
maister 13 10 (Scots) to master, t...
malmier 15 14 MALMY, resembling ma...
maltier 14 11 MALTY, resembling ma...
mammers 15 16 MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mampoer 15 16 (Afrikaans) home-mad...
mamzers 17 22 MAMZER, (Yiddish) an...
manager 12 13 one that manages [n...
mangers 13 13 MANGER, a feeding tr...
mangier 13 13 MANGEY, affected wit...
mangler 14 14 one who mangles [n -...
mankier 13 15 MANKY, (Scots) filth...
manlier 13 12 MANLY, having the qu...
manners 11 12 MANNER, method, fash...
manurer 12 12 one who manures [n -...
mappers 17 16 MAPPER, one who maps...
mappery 23 18 working with maps [n...
marbler 16 14 one who works upon m...
marcher 18 15 one that marches [n...
mardier 13 11 MARDY, petulant [adj...
mareros 12 10 MARERO, a member of...
mariner 12 11 a sailor [n -S]
markers 14 14 MARKER, one that mar...
marlier 14 11 MARLY, abounding wit...
marrers 13 10 MARRER, one who mars...
marrier 13 10 one who marries [n -...
marvers 15 14 MARVER, to roll glas...
marvier 15 14 MARVY, marvellous [a...
mashers 15 12 MASHER, a dandy freq...
mashier 15 12 MASHY, of the nature...
maskers 14 14 MASKER, one who wear...
masquer 21 20 one who wears a mask...
massier 13 10 MASSY, solid, full o...
masters 13 10 MASTER, to become sk...
mastery 19 12 superior knowledge o...
mastier 13 10 MASTY, as if well fe...
matcher 18 15 one who matches [n -...
matters 13 10 MATTER, to be of imp...
mattery 19 12 producing pus [adj]
maturer 13 11 one that brings some...
maulers 14 12 MAULER, one that mau...
maunder 12 13 to talk incoherently...
mausier 13 11 MAUSY, foggy, misty,...
mauther 15 13 an awkward girl, als...
mauzier 16 20 MAUZY, foggy, misty,...
mawkier 17 17 MAWKY, maggoty [adj]
mawther 18 15 (dialect) a big awkw...
mayster 19 12 (Spenser) master, al...
meagrer 13 12 MEAGRE, inadequate,...
mealers 13 11 MEALER, a device for...
mealier 13 11 MEALY, covered with...
meander 11 12 to wander [v -ED, -I...
meaners 11 11 MEANER, a person who...
meatier 12 10 MEATY, full of meat...
meddler 14 13 one who meddles [n -...
meercat 15 13 a South African carn...
meering 13 13 MEER, to mark off, a...
meerkat 13 14 a South African carn...
meeters 12 10 MEETER, one that mee...
meister 13 10 (German) an expert i...
melders 14 12 MELDER, (Scots) the...
melters 14 11 MELTER, one who, or...
meltier 14 11 MELTY, liable to mel...
members 16 16 MEMBER, a distinct p...
menacer 14 14 one who menaces [n -...
menders 12 12 MENDER, one that men...
meneers 11 11 MENEER, (Dutch) the...
meranti 12 11 (Malay) the wood of...
mercado 15 14 (Spanish) a market [...
mercats 16 13 MERCAT, (Scots) mark...
mercers 16 13 MERCER, a dealer in...
mercery 22 15 a mercer's shop [n M...
merches 18 15 MERCH, (colloquial)...
merchet 18 15 a fine paid to a lor...
mercies 16 13 MERCY, compassion an...
mercify 25 18 (Spenser) to show pi...
mercury 23 16 a metallic element [...
merells 15 12 MERELL, a counter us...
merfolk 17 18 mermen and mermaids...
mergees 13 12 MERGEE, a company ac...
mergers 14 12 MERGER, the combinin...
merging 15 15 an act of merging [n...
merguez 17 22 (Arabic) a spicy Nor...
merings 14 13 MERING, a marking of...
merinos 12 11 MERINO, a soft wooll...
merises 13 10 MERISIS, growth by c...
merisis 14 10 growth by cell divis...
merisms 15 13 MERISM, repetition o...
merited 13 11 MERIT, to deserve [v...
merkins 14 15 MERKIN, a hairpiece...
merling 15 14 (obsolete) a fish, t...
merlins 14 12 MERLIN, a species of...
merlons 13 12 MERLON, the part of...
merlots 14 11 MERLOT, a red dry wi...
mermaid 14 14 a mythical creature...
meromes 13 13 MEROME, one of the s...
meronym 19 16 a word whose relatio...
meropia 14 13 partial blindness [n...
meropic 18 16 relating to meropia,...
merrier 13 10 MERRY, mirthful, als...
merries 13 10 MERRY, a gean, a wil...
merrily 21 13 MERRY, mirthful, als...
mersion 12 11 (obsolete) dipping,...
meshier 15 12 MESHY, formed like n...
messier 13 10 MESSY, dirty or unti...
mesters 13 10 MESTER, (dialect) ma...
metamer 13 13 a compound metameric...
metayer 18 12 (French) one who cul...
metered 12 11 METER, to measure by...
metiers 13 10 METIER, (French) one...
mewlers 17 14 MEWLER, one that mew...
michers 19 15 MICHER, a truant, al...
mickery 24 19 (Native Australian)...
mickler 19 18 MICKLE, much or grea...
middler 15 13 a student in an inte...
midgier 15 13 MIDGY, full of midge...
midterm 15 14 the middle of an aca...
miffier 18 16 MIFFY, easily annoye...
milkers 16 15 MILKER, one who milk...
milkier 16 15 MILKY, like milk [ad...
millers 16 12 MILLER, a person who...
millier 16 12 a unit of weight [n...
milters 15 11 MILTER, a male fish...
miltier 15 11 MILTY, full of milt...
mimsier 15 13 MIMSY, prim, demure,...
mincers 16 14 MINCER, one who minc...
mincier 16 14 MINCY, affectedly da...
minders 13 12 MINDER, one that min...
mineral 13 12 any of various class...
minever 14 15 the ermine in winter...
mingers 14 13 MINGER, an unpleasan...
mingier 14 13 MINGY, mean and stin...
mingler 15 14 one who mingles [n -...
miniver 15 15 the ermine in winter...
minster 13 11 a large church or ca...
minters 13 11 MINTER, a person who...
mintier 13 11 MINTY, having the fl...
minuter 13 12 MINUTE, very small [...
mirkier 15 14 MIRKY, dark, also MU...
mirlier 15 11 MIRLY, marbled [adj]
misaver 15 14 to speak erroneously...
misdoer 13 11 a wrongdoer [n -S]
miseres 13 10 MISERE, an undertaki...
miserly 21 13 characteristic of a...
missier 14 10 MISSY, like a miss [...
misterm 15 13 to call by a wrong n...
misters 14 10 MISTER, to address a...
mistery 20 12 mystery, in the sens...
mistier 14 10 MISTY, blurry [adj]
misuser 14 11 one who misuses [n -...
mitered 13 11 MITER, (US) to join...
miterer 13 10 one that miters [n -...
mithers 16 12 MITHER, to confuse,...
moaners 11 11 MOANER, one who moan...
mobbers 17 16 MOBBER, one that mob...
mobster 15 13 a member of an organ...
mochier 18 15 MOCHY, (Scots) mould...
mockers 17 17 MOCKER, to clothe [v...
mockery 23 19 the act of mocking [...
modders 13 12 MODDER, one who modi...
modeler 13 12 one that models, als...
moderne 11 12 pretentiously modern...
moderns 12 12 MODERN, a person wit...
moering 13 13 MOER, (South African...
moiders 13 11 MOIDER, to confuse,...
moilers 14 11 MOILER, one who moil...
moisers 13 10 MOISER, (Yiddish) an...
moister 13 10 MOIST, slightly wet...
moither 15 12 to confuse, stupefy,...
molders 14 12 MOLDER, to turn to d...
moldier 14 12 MOLDY, mouldy [adj]
molters 14 11 MOLTER, one that mol...
momsers 14 13 MOMSER, (Yiddish) an...
momzers 17 22 MOMZER, (Yiddish) an...
moneran 10 12 a cellular organism...
moneron 10 12 a hypothetical simpl...
moneyer 17 13 (archaic) a person w...
mongers 13 13 MONGER, to peddle [v...
mongery 19 15 trading in a particu...
moniker 13 15 (slang) a name, a ni...
monkery 19 17 the mode of life of...
monomer 12 14 the simplest of any...
monster 12 11 an extraordinary gro...
montero 11 11 a huntsman's cap wit...
moocher 17 15 a truant, also MICHE...
moodier 12 11 MOODY, given to chan...
mooners 11 11 MOONER, one who abst...
moonier 11 11 MOONY, resembling th...
moorier 12 10 MOORY, of or pertain...
mooters 12 10 MOOTER, a disputer o...
moppers 17 16 MOPPER, one who mops...
moppier 17 16 MOPPY, (obsolete) dr...
moroser 12 10 MOROSE, sad, gloomy...
moshers 15 12 MOSHER, one who mosh...
mossers 13 10 MOSSER, a person who...
mossier 13 10 MOSSY, covered with...
mothers 15 12 MOTHER, to give birt...
mothery 21 14 consisting of, conta...
mothier 15 12 MOTHY, full of moths...
motlier 14 11 MOTLEY, diversified...
motsers 13 10 MOTSER, (Australian...
mottier 13 10 MOTTY, (Scots) conta...
mottler 14 11 one who mottles [n -...
moucher 18 16 a truant, also MICHE...
moulder 14 13 to turn to dust by n...
moulter 14 12 one that molts, also...
mounter 12 12 one who mounts [n -S...
mourner 12 12 one that mourns [n -...
mousers 13 11 MOUSER, a cat kept t...
mousery 19 13 a place where mice g...
mousier 13 11 MOUSY, like a mouse;...
mouters 13 11 MOUTER, to take mout...
mouther 15 13 one who mouths; an a...
muckers 18 18 MUCKER, to squander...
muckier 18 18 MUCKY, dirty [adj]
mudders 14 13 MUDDER, a racehorse...
muddier 14 13 MUDDY, covered with...
muddler 15 14 one who muddles [n -...
mudgers 15 14 MUDGER, one who mudg...
muffler 19 18 a thick scarf, colla...
muggers 16 15 MUGGER, (Hindi) a br...
muggier 16 15 MUGGY, warm and humi...
mullers 16 13 MULLER, to inflict a...
mumbler 18 18 one who mumbles [n -...
mummers 16 17 MUMMER [n]
mummery 22 19 a performance by mum...
mumpers 17 17 MUMPER, a beggar; a...
mumsier 15 14 MUMSY, old-fashioned...
muncher 18 17 one who munches [n -...
munster 13 12 a semisoft cow's mil...
munters 13 12 MUNTER, (colloquial)...
murders 14 12 MURDER, to kill unla...
murkier 15 15 MURKY, dark, also MI...
murlier 15 12 MURLY, (Scots) crumb...
murther 16 13 (dialect) to murder...
mushers 16 13 MUSHER, a person who...
mushier 16 13 MUSHY, like mush, so...
muskier 15 15 MUSKY, resembling mu...
mussier 14 11 MUSSY, disarranged,...
musters 14 11 MUSTER, to gather to...
mustier 14 11 MUSTY, having a stal...
mutters 14 11 MUTTER, to speak unc...
muzzier 20 29 MUZZY, confused [adj...
muzzler 21 30 a strong headwind [n...
mynheer 20 15 (Dutch) the Dutch eq...
myomere 19 15 part of a vertebrate...
mystery 26 14 something that canno...
mythier 22 14 MYTHY, resembling my...
nabbers 15 14 NABBER, one who nabs...
naggers 13 12 NAGGER, one who nags...
naggier 13 12 NAGGY, given to nagg...
nailers 12 9 NAILER, a maker of n...
nailery 18 11 a place where nails...
nakeder 11 13 NAKED, without cloth...
nappers 15 14 NAPPER, one who naps...
nappier 15 14 NAPPY, of beer, havi...
narkier 12 12 NARKY, irritable [ad...
nastier 11 8 NASTY, ill-natured [...
natters 11 8 NATTER, to chatter [...
nattery 17 10 peevish [adj]
nattier 11 8 NATTY, neatly dresse...
neckers 15 15 NECKER, a person who...
neddier 11 10 NEDDY, like a ned, a...
needers 10 9 NEEDER, one who need...
needier 10 9 NEEDY, in a state of...
needler 11 10 a needlemaker [n -S]
negater 11 10 one that negates, al...
neither 13 10 not one or the other...
nerdics 15 12 NERDIC, another name...
nerdier 11 9 NERDY, socially inep...
nerdish 14 11 socially inept, also...
nereids 11 9 NEREID, a sea nymph,...
nerines 10 9 NERINE, a type of So...
nerites 11 8 NERITE, a type of se...
neritic 15 11 pertaining to shallo...
nerolis 12 9 NEROLI, an oil disti...
nervate 12 12 having veins [adj]
nervers 13 12 NERVER, someone or s...
nervier 13 12 NERVY, nervous [adj]
nervily 21 15 NERVY, nervous [adv]
nervine 12 13 a soothing medicine...
nerving 14 15 a type of veterinary...
nervous 13 13 easily excited [adj...
nervule 14 14 a vascular ridge on...
nervure 13 13 a vascular ridge on...
nesters 11 8 NESTER, one who nest...
nestler 12 9 one who nestles [n -...
netters 11 8 NETTER, one who nets...
nettier 11 8 NETTY, resembling a...
nettler 12 9 one that nettles [n...
neuters 11 9 NEUTER, to castrate...
newsier 14 11 NEWSY, full of news...
nibbler 17 15 one who nibbles [n -...
nichers 17 13 NICHER, (Scots) to n...
nickers 16 15 NICKER, (Scots) to n...
niffers 16 14 NIFFER, (Scots) to b...
niffier 16 14 NIFFY, smelly [adj]
niftier 14 11 NIFTY, apt, agile; s...
niggers 14 12 NIGGER, to exhaust b...
niggery 20 14 like a black person...
niggler 15 13 one who niggles [n -...
nimbler 16 15 NIMBLE, agile [adj]
nimmers 14 14 NIMMER, a thief [n]
nippers 16 14 NIPPER, to seize two...
nippier 16 14 NIPPY, quick [adj]
nipters 14 11 NIPTER, (Greek) an e...
nirlier 13 9 NIRLY, (Scots) knott...
niterie 11 8 (colloquial) a night...
nithers 14 10 NITHER, (dialect) to...
nittier 12 8 NITTY, full of nits...
nobbier 15 14 NOBBY, stylish, modi...
nobbler 16 15 one who nobbles [n -...
nodders 11 10 NODDER, one who nods...
noddier 11 10 NODDY, easy to under...
noilier 12 9 NOILY, of or like no...
nointer 10 9 (Australian slang) a...
noisier 11 8 NOISY, making loud s...
nonhero 11 11 one who is not a her...
nonuser 10 10 one that is not a us...
nonzero 12 18 having a value other...
nookier 11 12 NOOKY, full of nooks...
nooners 9 9 NOONER, a brief sexu...
noosers 10 8 NOOSER, one who noos...
norther 13 10 to veer north [v -ED...
noshers 13 10 NOSHER, one who nosh...
noshery 19 12 (colloquial) a cafe...
notcher 16 13 one who notches [n -...
noticer 14 11 one who notices [n -...
nounier 10 10 NOUNY, having many n...
nowhere 15 13 a nonexistent place...
nowtier 14 11 NOWTY, bad-tempered...
nozzers 17 26 NOZZER, (slang) a ra...
nubbier 16 15 NUBBY, having small...
nudgers 13 12 NUDGER, one who nudg...
numbers 15 15 NUMBER, to count [v]
numeral 13 13 according to number...
numeric 16 15 relating to number,...
nummier 14 15 NUMMY, delicious [ad...
nunnery 16 13 a religious house fo...
nurdier 12 10 NURDY, socially inep...
nursers 12 9 NURSER, one who nurs...
nursery 18 11 a room for young chi...
nutsier 12 9 NUTSY, (slang) crazy...
nutters 12 9 NUTTER, a crazy pers...
nuttery 18 11 an area of nut-trees...
nuttier 12 9 NUTTY, tasting of nu...
nuzzers 18 27 NUZZER, (Hindi) a pr...
nuzzler 19 28 one who nuzzles [n -...
obeyers 19 12 OBEYER, one who obey...
obliger 16 13 one who obliges, als...
observe 15 14 to look attentively...
obtuser 14 11 OBTUSE, stupid [adj]
obverse 15 14 the side of the coin...
obverts 16 14 OBVERT, to turn, to...
ochered 16 13 OCHER, to colour wit...
odaller 13 10 in the Orkneys and S...
oersted 11 8 a unit of magnetic i...
offered 15 14 OFFER, to present fo...
offeree 14 13 someone who is offer...
offerer 15 13 one who offers, also...
offeror 15 13 one who offers, also...
officer 19 16 to command or lead [...
oftener 12 11 OFTEN, happening man...
oldster 13 9 an old person [n -S]
olivers 15 12 OLIVER, a forge-hamm...
omertas 12 10 OMERTA, (Italian) th...
omitter 13 10 one who omits [n -S]
onagers 11 10 ONAGER, a wild ass o...
onerier 10 8 ONERY, (colloquial)...
onerous 10 9 burdensome [adj ONER...
oneyers 16 10 ONEYER, (Shakespeare...
onliner 11 10 a user of the intern...
oosperm 14 13 a fertilized egg [n...
opaquer 21 20 OPAQUE, impervious t...
openers 12 11 OPENER, one that ope...
operand 12 12 a quantity on which...
operant 12 11 operative [adj OPERA...
operate 12 10 to perform a functio...
operons 12 11 OPERON, a group of g...
operose 12 10 involving great labo...
opposer 15 13 one who opposes [n -...
oranger 11 10 ORANGE, the colour o...
orbiter 14 10 a spacecraft that or...
ordered 11 9 ORDER, to give a com...
orderer 11 8 one who orders [n -S...
orderly 19 11 a male attendant [n...
ornater 10 8 ORNATE, decorated [a...
osiered 11 8 covered or fringed w...
osseter 11 7 (Russian) a species...
ostlers 13 8 OSTLER, a horse tend...
ottered 11 8 OTTER, to fish with...
oundier 11 10 OUNDY, (obsolete) wa...
ousters 12 8 OUSTER, ejection or...
outdoer 11 9 one who outdoes [n -...
outgoer 12 10 someone who is outgo...
outlers 13 9 OUTLER, someone who...
outlier 13 9 a detached portion o...
outpeer 13 11 (Shakespeare) to sur...
outsert 12 8 a sheet enclosing a...
ouverte 13 12 (French) open, also...
ouvrier 14 12 (French) a (male) ma...
overact 16 14 to act with exaggera...
overage 13 13 an excess, a surplus...
overall 15 13 a loose coverall [n...
overapt 15 14 excessively apt [adj...
overarm 14 14 done with the arm ab...
overate 12 11 OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overawe 15 14 to subdue by inspiri...
overbed 15 15 spanning a bed [adj]
overbet 15 14 to bet too much [v O...
overbid 16 15 to bid or offer beyo...
overbig 17 16 too big [adj]
overbuy 22 17 to buy too much [v -...
overcoy 22 16 excessively coy [adj...
overcut 17 15 to cut too much [v O...
overdid 14 13 OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdog 14 14 one that is dominant...
overdry 20 14 to dry too much [v O...
overdub 16 16 to add sound to a re...
overdue 13 13 due and more than du...
overdye 19 14 to dye with too much...
overeat 12 11 to eat to excess [v...
overegg 15 15 as in the phrase tp...
overeye 18 13 to survey [v OVEREYE...
overfar 15 14 too far [adj]
overfat 15 14 too fat [adj]
overfed 15 15 OVERFEED, to feed to...
overfit 16 14 excessively fit [adj...
overfly 23 17 to fly over [v OVERF...
overget 14 13 to get over, recover...
overgot 14 13 OVERGET, to get over...
overhit 16 13 to hit a ball beyond...
overhot 15 13 excessively hot [adj...
overing 14 14 OVER, to go, leap or...
overjoy 21 22 to fill with great j...
overlap 16 15 to extend over and c...
overlax 20 19 excessively lax [adj...
overlay 20 14 to lay over [v OVERL...
overlet 14 12 to let to excess [v...
overlie 14 12 to lie above [v OVER...
overlit 15 12 OVERLIGHT, to light...
overman 13 15 to provide with more...
overmen 13 15 OVERMAN, a foreman [...
overmix 21 21 to mix too much [v -...
overnet 12 12 to cover with a net...
overnew 15 15 excessively new [adj...
overpay 21 16 to pay too much [v O...
overply 23 17 to ply to excess; ov...
overran 12 12 OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
overred 13 12 to cover with a red...
overren 12 12 (archaic) to overrun...
overrun 13 13 to swarm over [v OVE...
oversad 13 12 excessively sad [adj...
oversaw 16 14 OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversea 12 11 across the sea [adv]
oversee 12 11 to watch over and di...
overset 13 11 to upset; to disorde...
oversew 16 14 to sew overhand [v O...
oversow 16 14 to sow over [v OVERS...
oversup 16 15 to sup to excess [v...
overtax 19 18 to tax too heavily [...
overtip 16 14 to tip more than is...
overtly 21 14 OVERT, open to view...
overtop 15 14 to rise above the to...
overuse 13 12 to use too much [v O...
overwet 16 14 to wet too much [v O...
oxherds 20 17 OXHERD, one who tend...
oxtered 17 15 OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oysters 18 9 OYSTER, to gather oy...
packers 18 17 PACKER, one who pack...
padders 14 12 PADDER, a highwayman...
paddler 15 13 one who paddles [n -...
painter 13 11 one who paints [n -S...
palaver 16 15 to talk profusely or...
pallier 16 12 PALLY, marked by clo...
palmers 16 14 PALMER, one who bear...
palmier 16 14 a pastry shaped like...
palsier 15 11 PALSY, pally, being...
palters 15 11 PALTER, to talk or a...
pampero 16 16 (Spanish) a violent...
pampers 17 16 PAMPER, to treat wit...
panders 13 12 PANDER, to act as a...
paneers 12 11 PANEER, a soft white...
paniers 13 11 PANIER, a large bask...
panners 12 12 PANNER, one who pans...
pannier 12 12 a large basket, also...
panters 13 11 PANTER, (Shakespeare...
panther 15 13 a leopard, esp. a bl...
pantler 14 12 (Shakespeare) the of...
panzers 16 20 PANZER, (German) a G...
papaver 17 17 a genus of poppies i...
papered 15 14 PAPER, to cover with...
paperer 15 13 one who papers [n -S...
pappier 18 16 PAPPY, resembling pa...
parader 13 11 one who parades [n -...
pardner 13 12 (colloquial) partner...
pareras 13 10 PARERA, (Maori) a Ne...
parerga 14 12 PARERGON, (Greek) a...
parkers 15 14 PARKER, a park-keepe...
parkier 15 14 PARKY, (colloquial)...
parrier 14 10 one who parries [n -...
parsers 14 10 PARSER, a program or...
parters 14 10 PARTER, one who, or...
partier 14 10 one who parties, als...
partner 13 11 to join with in a co...
partyer 20 12 one who parties, als...
passers 14 10 PASSER, one that pas...
pastern 13 11 the part of horse's...
pasters 14 10 PASTER, one who past...
pastier 14 10 PASTY, pale and unhe...
patcher 19 15 one who patches [n -...
paterae 12 10 PATERA, a type of Ro...
pattern 13 11 to copy a design [v...
patters 14 10 PATTER, to talk rapi...
patzers 17 19 PATZER, (German) an...
paupers 16 14 PAUPER, to reduce to...
pausers 14 11 PAUSER, one who paus...
paviser 16 14 a soldier carrying a...
pawkier 18 17 PAWKY, (Scots) drily...
pawners 16 14 PAWNER, one who pawn...
peacher 18 15 one who peaches [n -...
peakier 14 14 PEAKY, off-colour, u...
pearler 14 11 one who dives for pe...
pearter 13 10 PEART, active, livel...
peatery 19 12 a region covered wit...
peatier 13 10 PEATY, of or like pe...
peckers 18 17 PECKER, that which p...
peckier 18 17 PECKY, marked by dec...
pedaler 14 12 someone who uses ped...
pedders 14 12 PEDDER, (Scots) a pe...
peddler 15 13 a person who goes ab...
pedlers 15 12 PEDLER, a person who...
pedlery 21 14 the trade of a peddl...
pedrero 13 11 a type of old gun, a...
peelers 14 11 PEELER, (colloquial)...
peepers 15 13 PEEPER, a kind of tr...
peerage 13 12 the rank of a noblem...
peeress 13 10 a noblewoman [n -ES]
peerier 13 10 PEERIE, small [adj]
peeries 13 10 PEERY, a wooden spin...
peering 14 13 PEER, to look narrow...
peevers 15 14 PEEVER, (Scots) a ti...
peggier 16 14 PEGGY, resembling a...
pelters 15 11 PELTER, to shower bl...
penners 12 12 PENNER, one who pens...
penster 13 11 a writer [n -S]
peopler 16 14 a settler; an inhabi...
peppers 18 16 PEPPER, to season wi...
peppery 24 18 resembling pepper [a...
peppier 18 16 PEPPY, full of energ...
peracid 17 14 a type of acid [n -S...
peraeon 11 11 a crustacean's thora...
percale 17 14 a closely woven Fren...
percase 16 13 (obsolete) perhaps;...
percent 16 14 one part in a hundre...
percept 19 16 something that is pe...
perched 19 16 PERCH, to sit in an...
percher 19 15 one who perches [n -...
perches 19 15 PERCH, to sit in an...
percids 18 14 PERCID, a freshwater...
percine 16 14 of or like a perch,...
percing 18 16 PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percoct 20 16 to cook thoroughly [...
percoid 17 14 of the perch family,...
percuss 18 14 to strike with force...
perdues 14 12 PERDUE, (Shakespeare...
perdure 14 12 to continue to exist...
peregal 15 13 (obsolete) an equal...
pereion 12 11 a crustacean's thora...
pereira 13 10 a Brazilian tree, th...
perenty 19 13 a large Australian m...
pereons 12 11 PEREON, a crustacean...
perfect 19 16 lacking in fault or...
perfidy 23 16 deliberate breach of...
perfing 17 16 (New Zealand) the pr...
perfins 16 14 PERFIN, a postage st...
perform 17 16 to begin and carry t...
perfume 17 17 to fill with a fragr...
perfumy 24 19 redolent of perfume...
perfuse 16 14 to diffuse through o...
pergola 15 13 an arbor formed of c...
perhaps 18 15 something open to do...
periapt 16 13 (Shakespeare) an amu...
pericon 16 14 an Argentinan folk-d...
peridia 14 11 PERIDIUM, the outer...
peridot 14 11 a gemstone, a pale g...
perigee 14 12 the point at which a...
perigon 14 13 an angle equal to 36...
periled 15 12 PERIL, to put in dan...
perilla 16 12 a genus of labiate h...
perinea 12 11 PERINEUM, the lower...
periods 14 11 PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
periost 14 10 a tough fibrous memb...
perique 22 20 a strong, black, Lou...
peritus 15 11 a type of theologica...
periwig 19 15 (historical) a wig o...
perjink 17 24 (Scots) prim, finica...
perjure 16 20 to make a perjurer o...
perjury 23 22 false swearing under...
perkier 15 14 PERKY, cheerful, liv...
perkily 23 17 PERKY, cheerful, liv...
perking 16 17 PERK, to carry onese...
perkins 15 15 PERKIN, an oatmeal b...
perkish 18 16 somewhat perky [adj]
perlite 15 11 a kind of volcanic g...
perlous 15 12 (Spenser) perilous,...
permian 14 14 relating to the last...
permies 15 13 PERMIE, a permanent...
perming 16 16 PERM, to permanent w...
permits 16 13 PERMIT, to allow [v]
permute 15 14 to alter the order,...
perning 14 14 PERN, to move with a...
pernods 13 12 PERNOD, (tradename)...
perogie 14 12 (Russian) a small du...
perogis 15 12 PEROGI, (Polish) a t...
perones 12 11 PERONE, the fibula,...
peroral 14 11 occurring through th...
peroxid 20 18 a bleaching agent, a...
perpend 15 15 to weigh in the mind...
perpent 15 14 a stone passing thro...
perplex 23 21 to puzzle [v -ED, -I...
perrier 14 10 (obsolete) a short m...
perries 14 10 PERRY, a beverage of...
perrons 13 11 PERRON, a raised pla...
persalt 15 11 a term formerly give...
persant 13 11 (Spenser) piercing,...
persico 17 13 a cordial made of th...
persing 15 13 PERSE, (Spenser) to...
persist 15 10 to continue resolute...
persona 12 11 a character in a lit...
persons 13 11 PERSON, a human bein...
perspex 22 20 an acrylic plastic c...
persued 14 12 PERSUE, to follow, i...
persues 14 11 PERSUE, to follow, i...
pertain 13 11 to have reference or...
pertake 14 14 to participate, also...
pertest 14 10 PERT, impudent, jaun...
pertook 14 14 PERTAKE, to particip...
perturb 17 14 to disturb greatly [...
pertuse 14 11 punched or pierced,...
peruked 15 16 adorned with a peruk...
perukes 15 15 PERUKE, a kind of wi...
perusal 15 12 the act of perusing...
perused 14 12 PERUSE, to read [v]
peruser 14 11 one who peruses [n -...
peruses 14 11 PERUSE, to read [v]
pervade 15 15 to permeate the whol...
pervert 16 14 to turn away from th...
pervier 16 14 PERVY, perverted [ad...
perving 17 17 PERVE [v]
peskier 15 14 PESKY, annoying [adj...
pesters 14 10 PESTER, to bother [v...
pestier 14 10 PESTY, annoying [adj...
petered 13 11 PETER, to diminish g...
pethers 16 12 PETHER, (Scots) a pe...
petters 14 10 PETTER, one who pets...
pettier 14 10 PETTY, insignificant...
pewters 17 13 PEWTER, an alloy of...
pewtery 23 15 of or like pewter [a...
pharmer 17 15 one who participates...
phasers 16 12 PHASER, a type of sc...
phatter 16 12 PHAT, susceptible of...
pheeres 15 12 PHEERE, a companion,...
philter 18 13 to put under the spe...
phisher 19 14 one that phishes [n...
phoners 15 13 PHONER, one that tel...
phonier 15 13 PHONY, not genuine o...
phraser 16 12 a repeater of empty...
piaffer 18 16 a movement in horsem...
piaster 14 10 a monetary unit of s...
pickeer 18 17 to forage, to skirmi...
pickers 19 17 PICKER, one that pic...
pickery 25 19 pilfering [n PICKERI...
pickier 19 17 PICKY, choosy, fasti...
pickler 20 18 one who pickles [n -...
piddler 16 13 one who piddles, was...
piecers 17 13 PIECER, a worker who...
pierage 14 12 a fee paid for the u...
pierced 17 14 PIERCE, to thrust, o...
piercer 17 13 something or someone...
pierces 17 13 PIERCE, to thrust, o...
pierids 15 11 PIERID, any butterfl...
pierogi 15 12 (Russian) a small du...
pierogs 15 12 PIEROG, a large Russ...
pierrot 14 10 (French) a comic cha...
piffero 18 16 (Italian) a fife; an...
piffler 20 17 one who talks nonsen...
piggery 23 16 a place where swine...
piggier 17 14 PIGGY, piggish [adj]
pilcher 21 16 (Shakespeare) a scab...
pilfers 18 14 PILFER, to steal [v]
pilfery 24 16 petty theft [n PILFE...
pilsner 15 12 (German) a light-col...
pincers 17 14 PINCER, to grip in p...
pincher 19 16 one who pinches [n -...
pinders 14 12 PINDER, one who impo...
pingers 15 13 PINGER, a device for...
pingler 16 14 one who nibbles at f...
pinkers 15 15 PINKER, a person who...
pinkier 15 15 PINKY, somewhat pink...
pinners 13 12 PINNER, one who impo...
pioneer 12 11 someone who is among...
pioners 13 11 PIONER, (Shakespeare...
piperic 20 16 applied to an acid o...
pippier 19 16 PIPPY, having pips [...
pishers 17 12 PISHER, (Yiddish) a...
pissers 15 10 PISSER, something th...
pissier 15 10 PISSY, soiled with u...
pitcher 20 15 a container for hold...
pithier 17 12 PITHY, full of pith,...
pitiers 15 10 PITIER, one who piti...
pitters 15 10 PITTER, to sound lik...
pivoter 16 14 someone who makes pi...
placers 18 14 PLACER, a person who...
plaguer 16 14 one who plagues [n -...
plainer 14 12 PLAIN, unadorned [ad...
plaiter 15 11 one who plaits [n -S...
planers 14 12 PLANER, a planing ma...
planner 13 13 one who plans [n -S]
planter 14 12 one who plants [n -S...
plasher 17 13 one who plashes [n -...
plaster 15 11 to cover with a mixt...
platers 15 11 PLATER, one who plat...
platier 15 11 PLATY, split into th...
platter 15 11 a large, shallow dis...
players 21 13 PLAYER, one who play...
pleader 14 12 one who pleads; an a...
pleaser 14 11 one who pleases [n -...
pleater 14 11 one who pleats [n -S...
pledger 16 14 one who pledges some...
plerion 14 12 a supernova remnant...
pleroma 15 14 (Greek) fullness, ab...
plerome 15 14 part of a plant resp...
plinker 16 16 one who plinks, shoo...
plodder 15 13 one who plods; a slo...
plonker 15 16 a large marble, also...
plotter 15 11 (Scots) to dabble in...
plouter 15 12 (Scots) to dabble in...
plovers 17 15 PLOVER, a general na...
plovery 23 17 abounding in plovers...
plowers 18 14 PLOWER, one who plou...
plowter 18 14 (Scots) to dabble in...
plucker 20 19 one who plucks [n -S...
plugger 18 16 something for pluggi...
plumber 19 18 one who installs or...
plumery 23 17 plumes collectively...
plumier 17 15 PLUMY, covered with...
plummer 18 18 PLUM, plum coloured;...
plumper 19 18 a pad kept in the mo...
plunder 15 14 to rob by force [v -...
plunger 16 15 an instrument or par...
plunker 16 17 a large marble, also...
plusher 18 14 PLUSH, luxurious [ad...
poacher 18 15 one who poaches [n -...
pockier 18 17 POCKY, covered with...
poddier 14 12 PODDY, corpulent [ad...
podgier 15 13 PODGY, short and fat...
pogoers 14 12 POGOER, someone who...
poinder 13 12 (Scots) one who poin...
pointer 13 11 a breed of dog used...
poisers 14 10 POISER, the balancer...
polders 15 12 POLDER, to reclaim l...
policer 18 14 a computer device co...
politer 15 11 POLITE, showing cons...
pollers 16 12 POLLER, one that pol...
polymer 22 16 a complex chemical c...
pomeroy 20 15 an old variety of ap...
pompier 17 16 (French) a conventio...
poncier 16 14 PONCY, effeminate, a...
ponders 13 12 PONDER, to consider...
pongier 14 13 PONGY, (colloquial)...
poofier 15 13 POOFY, effeminate, a...
poofter 15 13 (Australian slang) a...
poolers 14 11 POOLER, a person tak...
poopers 15 13 POOPER, as in party...
poopier 15 13 POOPY, stupid or ine...
pooters 13 10 POOTER, a suction bo...
poovery 21 16 the state of being a...
poovier 15 14 POOVY, effeminate, a...
poperas 15 13 POPERA, operatic mus...
poperin 15 14 (obsolete) a variety...
popover 17 17 a very light egg muf...
poppers 18 16 POPPER, one that pop...
poppier 18 16 POPPY, like pop musi...
popster 16 13 a pop musician [n -S...
porifer 16 13 a member of the Pori...
porkers 15 14 PORKER, a pig, esp....
porkier 15 14 PORKY, plump like a...
pornier 13 11 PORNY, (colloquial)...
porters 14 10 PORTER, to carry lug...
portier 14 10 PORTY, of the taste...
possers 14 10 POSSER, (archaic) a...
postern 13 11 a rear door or gate...
posters 14 10 POSTER, to stick bil...
potager 14 12 a decorative vegetab...
potcher 19 15 a machine that break...
potherb 18 15 any herb used as a s...
pothers 16 12 POTHER, to make a co...
pothery 22 14 in a turmoil [adj]
potters 14 10 POTTER, to occupy on...
pottery 20 12 articles moulded fro...
pottier 14 10 POTTY, crazy [adj]
potzers 17 19 POTZER, (German) an...
pouders 14 12 POUDER, (obsolete) p...
poufter 16 14 (offensive) a male h...
poulder 15 13 (obsolete) powder, a...
poulter 15 12 (archaic) a dealer i...
pouncer 16 15 one that pounces [n...
pounder 13 13 a specimen weighing...
pourers 14 11 POURER, one who pour...
pouters 14 11 POUTER, a variety of...
pouther 16 13 (Scots) powder, also...
poutier 14 11 POUTY, tending to po...
poverty 22 16 the state of being p...
powders 17 14 POWDER, to reduce to...
powdery 23 16 like powder [adj POW...
powered 16 14 POWER, to equip with...
powters 17 13 POWTER, (Scots) to p...
praiser 14 10 one who praises [n -...
prancer 16 14 a horse that prances...
praters 14 10 PRATER, one who prat...
prawner 16 14 one who fishes for p...
prayers 20 12 PRAYER, a devout pet...
preaver 15 14 to aver beforehand [...
preener 12 11 one who preens [n -S...
prefers 16 13 PREFER, to like bett...
premier 15 13 a chief in rank or o...
prerace 16 13 before a race [adj]
preriot 14 10 preceding a riot [ad...
prerock 18 17 preceding the develo...
prerupt 17 14 broken off; steep; a...
presser 14 10 one who presses [n -...
prester 14 10 (Latin) a priest [n...
preterm 15 13 born prematurely [ad...
preverb 18 17 a particle or prefix...
preyers 20 12 PREYER, one who, or...
pricers 18 13 PRICER, one who sets...
pricier 18 13 PRICY, expensive, al...
pricker 19 17 a light horseman emp...
prigger 17 14 one who prigs, a thi...
primero 15 13 (Spanish) an old car...
primers 16 13 PRIMER, a book that...
primmer 17 16 a book that covers t...
prinker 15 15 one who prinks [n -S...
printer 14 11 one that prints [n -...
prisere 14 10 the succession of ve...
prisers 15 10 PRISER, a contestant...
privier 17 14 PRIVY, private [adj]
prizers 18 19 PRIZER, a contestant...
probers 16 13 PROBER, one who prob...
prodder 14 12 one who prods [n -S]
proffer 18 16 to present for accep...
progger 16 14 one who progs, wande...
prokers 15 14 PROKER, a poker [n]
prolers 15 11 PROLER, (obsolete) a...
proller 16 12 (obsolete) a prowler...
prommer 16 16 an attender of prome...
proofer 15 13 one who proofs [n -S...
propers 16 13 PROPER, a service, p...
prosers 14 10 PROSER, a writer of...
prosier 14 10 PROSY, prosaic, tedi...
prosper 16 13 to be successful [v...
prouder 14 12 PROUD, having or dis...
prouler 15 12 (obsolete) a prowler...
proverb 18 17 a short familiar say...
provers 16 14 PROVER, one who prov...
prowler 18 14 one that prowls, als...
prudery 21 14 a person with affect...
pruners 14 12 PRUNER, one that pru...
prunier 14 12 PRUNEY, resembling a...
psalter 15 11 a book of psalms [n...
pterins 14 11 PTERIN, (Greek) any...
pterion 13 11 a place where severa...
pteroic 17 13 as in pteroic acid,...
pteryla 21 13 the feathered area o...
puberal 17 15 of or pertaining to...
puberty 23 16 the beginning of sex...
puckers 19 18 PUCKER, to gather in...
puckery 25 20 astringent; tending...
pudders 15 13 PUDDER, to make a tu...
puddier 15 13 PUDDY, short and pud...
puddler 16 14 one who converts pig...
pudgier 16 14 PUDGY, short and fat...
pudsier 15 12 PUDSY, podgy, also P...
puerile 15 12 juvenile; childish [...
puering 15 14 PUER, to tan leather...
puffers 19 17 PUFFER, a steam-engi...
puffery 25 19 excessive public pra...
puffier 19 17 PUFFY, swollen [adj]
puggery 23 17 (Hindi) a turban, a...
puggier 17 15 PUGGY, like a monkey...
pullers 17 13 PULLER, one that pul...
pulpers 18 15 PULPER, a machine fo...
pulpier 18 15 PULPY, resembling pu...
pulsers 16 12 PULSER, a device tha...
pulvers 18 16 PULVER, to reduce to...
pumicer 19 17 one that pumices [n...
pumpers 18 17 PUMPER, one who pump...
puncher 19 17 one who punches; an...
punkers 15 16 PUNKER, a punk rock...
punkier 15 16 PUNKY, like a punk [...
punners 13 13 PUNNER, one who make...
punnier 13 13 PUNNY, involving a p...
punster 14 12 one who makes puns,...
punters 14 12 PUNTER, one that pun...
purfler 18 15 something or someone...
purgers 16 13 PURGER, one who purg...
purlers 16 12 PURLER, a heavy fall...
purpler 18 15 PURPLE, of a colour...
pursers 15 11 PURSER, an officer i...
pursier 15 11 PURSY, short of brea...
pursuer 15 12 one that pursues [n...
purtier 15 11 PURTY, (US dialect)...
pushers 17 13 PUSHER, one that pus...
pushier 17 13 PUSHY, offensively a...
pussers 15 11 PUSSER, in naval sla...
pussier 15 11 PUSSY, full of pus [...
putcher 20 16 a wire trap for catc...
putters 15 11 PUTTER, to occupy on...
puttier 15 11 one who putties; a g...
puzzler 22 30 something that puzzl...
pyoners 19 13 PYONER, (Shakespeare...
quacker 24 24 one who quacks [n -S...
quaered 19 18 QUAERE, to inquire o...
quaeres 19 17 QUAERE, to inquire o...
quaffer 24 23 one who quaffs, or d...
quakers 21 21 QUAKER, one who quak...
quakier 21 21 QUAKY, quaking, shak...
quarter 20 17 to divide into four...
quasher 22 19 one who quashes [n -...
quavers 22 21 QUAVER, to tremble,...
quavery 28 23 shaky, quavering [ad...
queered 19 18 QUEER, to spoil, to...
queerer 19 17 QUEER, strange [adj]
queerly 27 20 QUEER, strange [adv]
queller 22 19 a killer; as, Jack t...
querida 20 18 (Spanish) a Mexican...
queried 20 18 QUERY, to question [...
querier 20 17 one who questions, a...
queries 20 17 QUERY, to question [...
querist 21 17 one who questions, a...
quester 20 17 a person who seeks,...
queuers 20 18 QUEUER, one who line...
quicker 25 24 QUICK, acting or cap...
quieter 20 17 one who quiets [n -S...
quilter 22 18 one who makes quilts...
quipper 25 23 a person given to ma...
quitter 21 17 one who quits, gives...
quivers 23 21 QUIVER, to shake sli...
quivery 29 23 quivering [adj QUIVE...
quizzer 27 35 one who quizzes [n -...
quoiter 20 17 one who plays quoits...
quoters 20 17 QUOTER, one who quot...
qwertys 30 21 QWERTY, the usual ke...
rabbler 17 14 a scraping tool for...
rabider 14 11 RABID, afflicted wit...
rackers 16 14 RACKER, a horse that...
raffler 17 14 one who raffles [n -...
rafters 14 10 RAFTER, to supply wi...
raggery 20 13 rags collectively [n...
raggier 14 11 RAGGY, tattered [adj...
raiders 12 8 RAIDER, one that rai...
railers 13 8 RAILER, one who rail...
rainier 11 8 RAINY, marked by rai...
raisers 12 7 RAISER, one who rais...
rallier 14 9 one who rallies [n -...
rambler 16 14 one that rambles [n...
rammers 14 13 RAMMER, a tool for r...
rammier 14 13 RAMMY, resembling a...
rampers 15 13 RAMPER, one who make...
rancher 16 13 one that owns or wor...
randier 11 9 RANDY, full of sexua...
rangers 12 10 RANGER, an officer s...
rangier 12 10 RANGY, tall and slen...
rankers 12 12 RANKER, an enlisted...
ranters 11 8 RANTER, one who rant...
rapider 14 11 RAPID, quick [adj]
rapiers 14 10 RAPIER, a long, slen...
rappers 16 13 RAPPER, a doorknocke...
rashers 14 9 RASHER, a thin slice...
raspers 14 10 RASPER, a tool used...
raspier 14 10 RASPY, rough [adj]
rassler 13 8 a wrestler [n -S]
rasters 12 7 RASTER, the area rep...
ratters 12 7 RATTER, an animal us...
rattery 18 9 a place where rats a...
rattier 12 7 RATTY, infested with...
rattler 13 8 a rattlesnake [n -S]
raucler 16 12 RAUCLE, (Scots) roug...
ravager 14 13 one who ravages [n -...
raveler 14 12 one who ravels, also...
ravener 12 12 one who, or that whi...
reacher 16 12 one who reaches [n -...
readers 11 8 READER, one that rea...
readier 11 8 READY, prepared [adj...
realter 12 8 to alter again [v -E...
reamers 12 10 REAMER, a tool used...
reamier 12 10 REAMY, creamy, froth...
reapers 13 10 REAPER, one that rea...
rearers 11 7 REARER, a horse that...
reavers 13 11 REAVER, one that rea...
rebater 13 10 one who rebates [n -...
rebuker 15 15 one who rebukes [n -...
reciter 15 10 one who recites [n -...
recover 16 14 to obtain again afte...
recower 17 13 to recover, also REC...
redders 12 9 REDDER, one who redd...
reddier 12 9 REDDY, somewhat red...
reducer 15 12 a joint piece that c...
reeders 11 8 REEDER, a thatcher [...
reedier 11 8 REEDY, abounding in...
reefers 13 10 REEFER, a midshipman...
reefier 13 10 REEFY, abounding in...
reekers 12 11 REEKER, one that ree...
reekier 12 11 REEKY, (Scots) smoky...
reelers 12 8 REELER, an instrumen...
reenter 10 8 to enter again [v -E...
reerect 14 10 to erect again [v -E...
referee 12 10 to supervise the pla...
refiner 13 11 one who, or that whi...
refuser 14 11 one that refuses [n...
refuter 14 11 one who refutes [n -...
regaler 13 10 one who regales [n -...
reifier 14 10 one that reifies [n...
reinter 11 8 to inter again [v RE...
reiters 12 7 REITER, to reiterate...
reivers 14 11 REIVER, a raider, pl...
relater 12 8 one who relates, als...
relaxer 18 15 one that relaxes [n...
reliers 13 8 RELIER, (Shakespeare...
reliver 15 12 to deliver back [v -...
remaker 13 14 one who remakes [n -...
remercy 22 15 (obsolete) to thank...
remerge 13 12 to merge again [v RE...
remixer 19 17 one that remixes (a...
remoter 12 10 REMOTE, far off [adj...
remover 14 14 one who removes [n -...
renders 11 9 RENDER, to plaster w...
reneger 11 10 one who reneges [n -...
renewer 13 11 one who renews [n -S...
renters 11 8 RENTER, one who rent...
rentier 11 8 (French) a person wh...
reoffer 15 13 to offer for public...
reorder 11 8 to put in a further...
repaper 15 13 to apply new paper [...
reperks 15 14 REPERK, to brew agai...
repiner 13 11 one who repines [n -...
replier 15 11 one who replies [n -...
reposer 13 10 one who reposes [n -...
repower 16 13 to power again [v -E...
requere 19 17 (Spenser) to require...
reracks 16 14 RERACK, to rack agai...
rerails 13 8 RERAIL, to replace o...
reraise 11 7 to raise again [v RE...
rereads 11 8 REREAD, to read agai...
reredos 11 8 a screen or panellin...
reremai 12 10 (Maori) the basking...
rerents 11 8 RERENT, to rent agai...
rerisen 11 8 RERISE, to rise agai...
rerises 12 7 RERISE, to rise agai...
rerolls 14 9 REROLL, to roll agai...
reroofs 13 10 REROOF, to renew the...
reroute 11 8 to choose a differen...
rescuer 15 11 one who rescues [n -...
reserve 13 11 to hold in abeyance...
resider 12 8 one who resides [n -...
resiner 11 8 a resin gatherer [n...
resters 12 7 RESTER, one who rest...
restier 12 7 RESTY, (obsolete) re...
resumer 13 11 one who resumes [n -...
retaker 12 11 one who takes again...
retirer 12 7 one who retires [n -...
rettery 18 9 a place where flax i...
reutter 12 8 to utter again [v -E...
reveler 14 12 one who revels, also...
reverbs 16 14 REVERB, (Shakespeare...
revered 13 12 REVERE, to regard wi...
reverer 13 11 one who reveres [n -...
reveres 13 11 REVERE, to regard wi...
reverie 13 11 a daydream, also REV...
reverse 13 11 in the opposite dire...
reversi 14 11 REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reverso 13 11 (Italian) a back-han...
reverts 14 11 REVERT, to return to...
reviler 15 12 one who reviles [n -...
reviser 14 11 one who revises, als...
reviver 16 15 something that reviv...
revoker 14 15 one who revokes [n -...
rewater 14 10 to water again [v -E...
rezeros 14 16 REZERO, to reset (a...
rhymers 22 14 RHYMER, one who comp...
ribbers 17 13 RIBBER, one that rib...
ribbier 17 13 RIBBY, marked by rib...
ribiers 15 10 RIBIER, a large, bla...
richter 18 12 RICHT, (Scots) right...
rickers 17 14 RICKER, a young tree...
ridders 13 9 RIDDER, one who rids...
riddler 14 10 one who poses riddle...
ridered 12 9 depicting a rider [a...
ridgers 14 10 RIDGER, a type of pl...
ridgier 14 10 RIDGY, having ridges...
rievers 14 11 RIEVER, a raider, pl...
riffler 18 14 a small file with cu...
riflers 16 11 RIFLER, a hawk that...
riflery 22 13 the practice of shoo...
riftier 15 10 RIFTY, having fissur...
riggers 15 11 RIGGER, one who rigs...
righter 16 11 one who sets things...
rigider 14 10 RIGID, stiff [adj]
rimmers 15 13 RIMMER, a tool used...
rindier 12 9 RINDY, covered in ri...
ringers 13 10 RINGER, one that rin...
rinsers 12 8 RINSER, something or...
rioters 12 7 RIOTER, one that rio...
ripener 13 11 one that ripens [n -...
rippers 17 13 RIPPER, (obsolete) a...
rippier 17 13 (obsolete) a person...
rippler 18 14 a toothed tool for c...
riskers 14 11 RISKER, one who risk...
riskier 14 11 RISKY, dangerous, al...
ritters 13 7 RITTER, (archaic) a...
ritzier 16 16 RITZY, pretentious [...
rivered 14 12 watered by rivers [a...
riveret 14 11 (archaic) a small ri...
riveter 14 11 one who rivets [n -S...
riviera 14 11 (Italian) a warm coa...
riviere 14 11 (French) a necklace...
rizzers 19 25 RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
roamers 12 10 ROAMER, one who roam...
roarers 11 7 ROARER, one who roar...
roarier 11 7 ROARY, noisy, garish...
roaster 11 7 a pan or dish in whi...
robbers 16 13 ROBBER, one that rob...
robbery 22 15 the act of one who r...
rockers 16 14 ROCKER, the rock dov...
rockery 22 16 a rock garden [n ROC...
rockier 16 14 the rock dove, also...
rodster 12 8 (archaic) an angler...
roemers 12 10 ROEMER, a large drin...
rogered 12 10 ROGER, (slang) to ha...
roguers 13 10 ROGUER, a rogue [n]
roguery 19 12 roguish conduct [n R...
roilier 13 8 ROILY, turbid [adj]
roister 12 7 to revel noisily, ca...
rolfers 15 11 ROLFER, a manipulato...
rollers 14 9 ROLLER, a cylindrica...
rompers 15 13 ROMPER, a one-piece...
ronzers 14 17 RONZER, (New Zealand...
roofers 13 10 ROOFER, one who supp...
roofier 13 10 ROOFY, having a roof...
rookery 18 13 a colony of European...
rookier 12 11 ROOKY, (Shakespeare)...
roomers 12 10 ROOMER, a lodger [n]
roomier 12 10 ROOMY, spacious [adj...
roopier 13 10 ROOPY, (Scots) hoars...
roosers 11 7 ROOSER, (Scots) a bo...
rooster 11 7 a domestic cock [n -...
rooters 11 7 ROOTER, a vocal supp...
rootier 11 7 ROOTY, full of roots...
rorters 12 7 RORTER, a conman [n]
rortier 12 7 RORTY, (Australian s...
rosaker 12 11 (obsolete) a bright-...
rosiere 11 7 (Spenser) a rosebush...
rosiers 12 7 ROSIER, a rosebush,...
rosiner 11 8 a strong alcoholic d...
rossers 12 7 ROSSER, (slang) a po...
rosters 12 7 ROSTER, to put on a...
rothers 14 9 ROTHER, (obsolete) a...
rotifer 14 10 a microscopic aquati...
rotters 12 7 ROTTER, a scoundrel...
rougher 15 12 a person who perform...
rounder 11 10 a tool for rounding...
roupier 14 11 ROUPY, hoarse, also...
rousers 12 8 ROUSER, a person or...
rouster 12 8 a wharf labourer and...
routers 12 8 ROUTER, a two-handle...
rowdier 15 11 ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
rowover 16 14 a rowing event won b...
royster 18 9 to revel noisily, ca...
rozzers 18 25 ROZZER, (slang) a po...
rubbers 17 14 RUBBER, to provide w...
rubbery 23 16 resembling an elasti...
rudders 13 10 RUDDER, a vertical b...
ruddier 13 10 RUDDY, reddish [adj]
ruderal 13 10 a plant growing in p...
ruffler 18 15 a beggar posing as a...
ruggers 15 12 RUGGER, a form of fo...
ruggier 15 12 RUGGY, rough and une...
ruiners 12 9 RUINER, one who ruin...
rulered 13 10 RULER, to strike wit...
rumbler 17 15 a machine for peelin...
rummers 15 14 RUMMER, (Dutch) a la...
rummier 15 14 RUMMY, queer [adj]
rumorer 13 11 a person who is give...
runners 11 10 RUNNER, one who runs...
runnier 11 10 RUNNY, inclined to r...
runover 13 13 matter for publicati...
runtier 12 9 RUNTY, like a runt [...
rushers 15 10 RUSHER, in American...
rushier 15 10 RUSHY, abounding in...
rustier 13 8 RUSTY, covered with...
rustler 14 9 one who steals cattl...
rutters 13 8 RUTTER, (obsolete) a...
ruttier 13 8 RUTTY, marked by rut...
sabered 13 11 SABER, to strike wit...
sackers 16 14 SACKER, a position i...
saddler 13 10 one who makes, sells...
saeters 11 7 SAETER, (Norwegian)...
saggers 14 11 SAGGER, to pack in a...
saggier 14 11 SAGGY, characterized...
sailers 13 8 SAILER, a vessel tha...
sakeret 12 11 the male saker [n -S...
salfern 14 12 a medicinal herb, ak...
sallier 14 9 one who sallies [n -...
saltern 12 9 a saltwork [n -S]
salters 13 8 SALTER, a person who...
saltery 19 10 a factory where fish...
saltier 13 8 a heraldic design, a...
saluter 13 9 one who salutes [n -...
salvers 15 12 SALVER, a tray or se...
sampler 16 14 one that samples [n...
sanders 11 9 sandalwood, esp. red...
sandier 11 9 SANDY, covered with...
sangers 12 10 SANGER, (Australian...
santera 10 8 a priestess of sante...
santero 10 8 (Spanish) a priest o...
sappers 16 13 SAPPER, a military e...
sappier 16 13 SAPPY, full of sap [...
sarkier 13 11 SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sassier 12 7 SASSY, impertinent [...
saucers 15 11 SAUCER, a small shal...
saucier 15 11 a chef who specializ...
saugers 13 10 SAUGER, an American...
saunter 11 9 to walk in a leisure...
savager 14 13 SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
savorer 13 11 one that savors, als...
savvier 16 15 SAVVY, shrewd [adj]
sawders 15 11 SAWDER, to flatter,...
sawyers 21 12 SAWYER, one whose oc...
sazerac 17 19 a cocktail based on...
scalder 16 12 that which scalds [n...
scalers 16 11 SCALER, a person or...
scalier 16 11 SCALY, peeling off i...
scalper 18 14 a semicircular gougi...
scammer 17 16 one who perpetrates...
scamper 18 16 to run playfully abo...
scanner 13 12 a device for scannin...
scanter 14 11 SCANT, scarce [adj]
scarcer 18 13 SCARCE, in short sup...
scarers 15 10 SCARER, something or...
scarfer 17 13 one that eats or dri...
scarier 15 10 SCARY, frightening,...
scarper 17 13 to run away, leave w...
scatter 15 10 to disperse in all d...
scauper 17 14 a semicircular gougi...
scenery 20 13 a picturesque landsc...
scepter 17 13 to invest with royal...
scerned 14 12 SCERNE, (archaic) to...
scernes 14 11 SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schemer 18 15 one that schemes [n...
scherzi 21 21 SCHERZO, a lively mu...
scherzo 20 21 a lively musical mov...
schmeer 18 15 (Yiddish) to flatter...
sclerae 15 11 SCLERA, the outermos...
scleral 17 12 pertaining to the sc...
scleras 16 11 SCLERA, the outermos...
scleres 16 11 SCLERE, a sponge spi...
scodier 15 11 SCODY, (New Zealand)...
scoffer 19 16 one who scoffs [n -S...
scolder 16 12 one who scolds [n -S...
scooper 16 13 a tool used esp. in...
scooter 14 10 to travel by by a tw...
scorers 15 10 SCORER, one that sco...
scorner 14 11 one who scorns [n -S...
scorper 17 13 a semicircular gougi...
scorser 15 10 one who barters [n -...
scoters 15 10 SCOTER, a sea duck [...
scourer 15 11 (historical) a membe...
scouser 15 11 a native of Liverpoo...
scouter 15 11 an adult working wit...
scowder 18 14 to scorch, also SCOU...
scowler 19 14 one who scowls [n -S...
scowrer 18 13 (obsolete) a member...
scraper 17 13 one that scrapes [n...
screwer 18 13 one who screws [n -S...
scriber 18 13 a scribing tool for...
scryers 22 12 SCRYER, one who scri...
scudder 16 13 one who scuds, a swi...
scudler 17 13 the conductor of a f...
scuffer 20 17 a type of sandal [n...
sculker 18 16 one that skulks, als...
sculler 18 13 one that sculls [n -...
scumber 19 17 (archaic) to void ex...
scummer 18 17 (Scots) a shallow la...
scunner 14 13 to feel loathing or...
scupper 20 17 to thwart, frustrate...
scutter 16 11 to run hastily, scur...
scyther 24 14 one who uses a scyth...
sealers 12 8 SEALER, one who hunt...
sealery 18 10 the occupation of hu...
seamers 12 10 SEAMER, a ball deliv...
seamier 12 10 SEAMY, unpleasant [a...
seaters 11 7 SEATER, someone or s...
seceder 14 11 one who secedes [n -...
secerns 14 11 SECERN, to discern a...
securer 15 11 one who secures [n -...
sedater 11 8 SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sedgier 13 10 SEDGY, bordered by s...
seducer 15 12 one that seduces [n...
seeders 11 8 SEEDER, one who seed...
seedier 11 8 SEEDY, shabby [adj]
seekers 12 11 SEEKER, one who seek...
seelier 12 8 SEELY, fortunate; in...
seemers 12 10 SEEMER, one who seem...
seepier 13 10 SEEPY, oozing with w...
seeress 11 7 a female seer [n -ES...
seether 13 9 a pot for boiling th...
seiners 11 8 SEINER, one who fish...
seisers 12 7 SEISER, one who seiz...
seizers 15 16 SEIZER, one who seiz...
sellers 14 9 SELLER, one that sel...
seltzer 16 17 (German) naturally e...
sempler 16 14 SEMPLE, of humble bi...
senders 11 9 SENDER, one that sen...
serafin 13 11 (Portuguese) a forme...
serails 13 8 SERAIL, a harem, als...
serangs 12 10 SERANG, (Urdu) the b...
serapes 13 10 SERAPE, (Spanish) a...
seraphs 16 12 SERAPH, in Christian...
serdabs 14 11 SERDAB, a chamber wi...
sereins 11 8 SEREIN, (French) fin...
serened 10 9 SERENE, to tranquill...
serener 10 8 SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serenes 10 8 SERENE, to tranquill...
serfage 14 12 the state of being a...
serfdom 15 14 the state of being a...
serfish 17 12 characteristic of a...
sergers 13 9 SERGER, a sewing mac...
serging 14 12 a process of finishi...
serials 13 8 SERIAL, a literary o...
seriate 11 7 arranged in a series...
sericin 15 11 the gelatinous prote...
sericon 14 11 a conjectural red or...
seriema 12 10 a large South Americ...
serifed 14 11 with a serif, a deco...
serines 11 8 SERINE, a polar amin...
seringa 12 10 (Portuguese) a Brazi...
serious 12 8 thoughtful or subdue...
seriphs 17 12 SERIPH, a decorative...
serkali 14 12 (Swahili) in Africa,...
sermons 12 11 SERMON, to preach a...
seroons 10 8 SEROON, a crate, als...
seropus 14 11 a mixture of serum a...
serosae 10 7 SEROSA, (Latin) a th...
serosal 12 8 relating to serosa,...
serosas 11 7 SEROSA, (Latin) a th...
serovar 13 11 a group of microorga...
serpent 13 11 a snake [n -S]
serpigo 15 12 a spreading skin eru...
serpula 15 12 a member of a genus...
serrano 10 8 (Spanish) a Mexican...
serrans 11 8 SERRAN, a fish of th...
serrate 11 7 to supply with tooth...
serrati 12 7 SERRATUS, a muscle o...
serried 12 8 SERRY, to press clos...
serries 12 7 SERRY, to press clos...
serring 13 10 SERR, to press close...
seruewe 14 11 (Spenser) to surview...
serumal 14 12 of or like serum [ad...
servals 15 12 SERVAL, a long-legge...
servant 13 12 someone who is hired...
servers 14 11 SERVER, one who serv...
servery 20 13 a room or rooms adjo...
servewe 16 14 (Spenser) to surview...
service 17 14 to repair [v SERVICE...
servile 15 12 slavish, fawning [ad...
serving 15 14 a portion of food [n...
servlet 15 12 a small program runn...
setters 12 7 SETTER, to treat wit...
settler 13 8 one who settles [n -...
several 14 12 various [adj SEVERAL...
severed 13 12 SEVER, to divide or...
severer 13 11 SEVERE, strict, hars...
sewered 14 11 SEWER, to clean or m...
sexpert 20 17 an expert in sexual...
sferics 18 13 (short for) atmosphe...
shaders 14 10 SHADER, one who, or...
shadier 14 10 SHADY, full of shade...
shafter 16 12 a shaft-horse [n -S]
shagger 16 13 (vulgar slang) a per...
shakers 15 13 SHAKER, one who shak...
shakier 15 13 SHAKY, shaking [adj]
shalier 15 10 SHALY, resembling sh...
shamers 15 12 SHAMER, one who caus...
shammer 16 15 one who shams; an im...
shapers 16 12 SHAPER, one that sha...
sharers 14 9 SHARER, one that sha...
sharker 15 13 one who lives by sha...
sharper 16 12 a cheat or hoaxer, e...
shaster 14 9 (Sanskrit) any of th...
shatter 14 9 to break into pieces...
shavers 16 13 SHAVER, a youngster...
shearer 13 9 one who shears (shee...
shedder 14 11 one that casts off s...
sheered 13 10 SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheerer 13 9 SHEER, utter [adj]
sheerly 21 12 SHEER, utter [adv]
sheeter 13 9 one that sheets [n -...
sheller 16 11 one who shells [n -S...
shelter 15 10 to provide cover or...
shelver 17 14 a person employed to...
sherang 14 12 (Australian slang) a...
sherbet 16 12 a frozen fruit-flavo...
shereef 15 12 a descendant of the...
sherias 14 9 SHERIA, (Turkish) th...
sheriat 14 9 (Turkish) the body o...
sheriff 19 15 a law-enforcement of...
sherifs 17 12 SHERIF, a descendant...
sheroes 13 9 SHERO, a woman regar...
sheroot 13 9 a square-cut cigar,...
sherpas 16 12 SHERPA, an aide to,...
sherris 15 9 (archaic) sherry [n...
shewers 17 12 SHEWER, one who shew...
shicker 19 16 (Australian slang) s...
shidder 15 11 (Spenser) a female a...
shifter 17 12 one who shifts [n -S...
shikker 17 17 (Australian slang) s...
shimmer 17 15 to glimmer [v -ED, -...
shiners 14 10 SHINER, a black eye...
shinier 14 10 SHINY, filled with l...
shipper 19 15 a person or company...
shirker 16 13 one who shirks [n -S...
shitter 15 9 (slang) a toilet [n...
shivers 17 13 SHIVER, to tremble w...
shivery 23 15 shivering [adj SHIVE...
shmeers 15 12 SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shoaler 14 10 SHOAL, shallow, also...
shocker 18 16 one that shocks [n -...
shoders 14 10 SHODER, a package of...
shooter 13 9 one who shoots [n -S...
shopper 18 15 one who shops [n -S]
shorers 14 9 SHORER, one who prop...
shorter 14 9 SHORT, having little...
shouter 14 10 one who shouts [n -S...
shovers 16 13 SHOVER, one who shov...
showers 17 12 SHOWER, to bathe in...
showery 23 14 abounding with showe...
showier 17 12 SHOWY, making a bril...
shriver 17 13 one who shrives; a c...
shucker 19 17 something or someone...
shudder 15 12 to shiver or tremble...
shunner 13 12 one who shuns [n -S]
shunter 14 11 an engine used for s...
shusher 17 12 one who shushes [n -...
shutter 15 10 to provide with wind...
shyster 21 11 an unscrupulous lawy...
sideral 13 9 sent from the stars,...
sidlers 14 9 SIDLER, one who sidl...
siegers 13 9 SIEGER, one who besi...
sierran 11 8 relating to a mounta...
sierras 12 7 SIERRA, (Spanish) a...
sievert 14 11 the SI unit of radia...
sifters 15 10 SIFTER, one who, or...
sighers 16 11 SIGHER, one who sigh...
sighter 16 11 (Scots) an inspector...
signers 13 10 SIGNER, one that sig...
silkier 15 12 SILKY, resembling si...
sillers 15 9 SILLER, (Scots) silv...
sillier 15 9 SILLY, showing a lac...
siltier 14 8 SILTY, full of silt...
silvern 15 13 made of silver [adj]
silvers 16 12 SILVER, to cover wit...
silvery 22 14 appearing like silve...
simmers 15 13 SIMMER, to cook just...
simpers 16 13 SIMPER, to smirk in...
simpler 17 14 (archaic) one skille...
sincere 14 11 free from hypocrisy...
singers 13 10 SINGER, one that sin...
sinkers 13 12 SINKER, a weight for...
sinkier 13 12 SINKY, yielding unde...
sinners 11 9 SINNER, to transgres...
sinters 12 8 SINTER, to make cohe...
sintery 18 10 coalescing under hea...
sippers 17 13 SIPPER, one who sips...
sissier 13 7 SISSY, effeminate, a...
sisters 13 7 SISTER, to treat lik...
sitters 13 7 SITTER, one who sits...
sizzler 20 26 a very hot day [n -S...
skanger 13 14 (Irish) a young work...
skanker 13 16 one who skanks, danc...
skaters 13 11 SKATER, one who skat...
skeered 12 12 SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeeter 12 11 a skeet shooter [n -...
skegger 15 15 a young salmon [n -S...
skelder 14 13 to beg; to swindle;...
skelter 14 12 to scurry [v -ED, -I...
skerred 13 12 SKER, to scour, sear...
skewers 16 14 SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skidder 14 13 a tractor with thick...
skieyer 19 13 SKIEY, resembling th...
skimmer 16 17 a seabird that skims...
skinker 14 16 one employed to disp...
skinner 12 13 one who skins [n -S]
skinter 13 12 SKINT, having no mon...
skiorer 13 11 one who engages in t...
skipper 18 17 to act as master or...
skirter 14 11 someone who removes...
skitter 14 11 to skim over the sur...
skivers 16 15 SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skivier 16 15 SKIVIE, (Scots) dera...
skryers 20 13 SKRYER, one who scri...
skudler 15 14 in Shetland, the lea...
skulker 16 17 one that skulks, als...
skummer 16 18 (archaic) to void ex...
slabber 17 14 to slaver; to drivel...
slacker 17 15 a shirker [n -S]
slakers 14 12 SLAKER, one who slak...
slammer 15 14 (slang) prison [n -S...
slander 12 10 to defame [v -ED, -I...
slanger 13 11 a hawker; a dealer i...
slanter 12 9 (Australian slang) a...
slapper 17 14 (slang) a promiscuou...
slasher 15 10 one that slashes [n...
slaters 13 8 SLATER, one who roof...
slather 15 10 to spread thickly [v...
slatier 13 8 SLATY, resembling sl...
slatter 13 8 (dialect) to be unti...
slavers 15 12 SLAVER, to drool [v]
slavery 21 14 the ownership of one...
slayers 19 10 SLAYER, one that sla...
sledder 13 10 one who goes on a sl...
sledger 14 11 one who drives a sle...
sleeker 13 12 a moulding tool for...
sleeper 14 11 one that sleeps [n -...
sleever 14 12 an old Welsh measure...
slender 12 10 slight of build [adj...
slenter 12 9 (Australian slang) a...
slicers 17 11 SLICER, one that sli...
slicker 18 15 an oilskin raincoat...
slidder 14 10 (Scots) to slip, sli...
sliders 14 9 SLIDER, a person who...
slimier 15 11 SLIMY, resembling sl...
slimmer 16 14 one engaged in slimm...
slinger 14 11 one who uses a sling...
slinker 14 13 one who slinks [n -S...
slinter 13 9 a trick, also SLANTE...
slipper 18 14 a shoe easily slippe...
slither 16 10 to slide from side t...
slitter 14 8 one who, or that whi...
slivers 16 12 SLIVER, to cut into...
slobber 17 14 to drool, also SLABB...
slogger 15 12 a person who hits ha...
slopers 15 11 SLOPER, a native or...
slopier 15 11 SLOPY, sloping [adj]
slotter 13 8 a machine that cuts...
slubber 18 15 to stain or dirty [v...
slugger 16 13 a person who hits ha...
slumber 17 15 to sleep [v -ED, -IN...
slummer 16 15 one who slums [n -S]
slurper 16 12 one who drinks noisi...
smacker 17 17 (colloquial) a kiss...
smaller 15 12 SMALL, not large [ad...
smarter 13 10 SMART, clever [adj]
smasher 15 12 one that smashes [n...
smatter 13 10 to speak with little...
smearer 12 10 one who smears [n -S...
smeller 15 12 one who smells [n -S...
smelter 14 11 one who smelts [n -S...
smerked 14 15 SMERK, to smile in a...
smicker 18 17 (obsolete) to look a...
smilers 15 11 SMILER, one who smil...
smilier 15 11 SMILEY, given to smi...
smirker 15 14 one who smirks [n -S...
smiters 14 10 SMITER, one who smit...
smokers 14 14 SMOKER, one that smo...
smokier 14 14 SMOKY, full of smoke...
smolder 14 12 to burn with no flam...
smother 15 12 to prevent from brea...
smouser 13 11 (Afrikaans) in South...
smudger 15 14 (slang) a street or...
smugger 16 15 SMUG, complacent [ad...
snacker 15 15 one who snacks [n -S...
snagger 13 12 a person who uses il...
snakier 12 12 SNAKY, like a snake,...
snapper 15 14 to stumble, trip [v...
snarers 11 8 SNARER, one who sets...
snarier 11 8 SNARY, in danger of...
snarler 12 9 one who snarls [n -S...
sneaker 11 12 (colloquial) a plims...
sneered 10 9 SNEER, to curl the l...
sneerer 10 8 one who sneers [n -S...
sneezer 13 17 one who sneezes [n -...
sneller 13 10 SNELL, keen, sharp [...
snicker 16 15 to utter a partly st...
snidier 12 9 SNIDEY, maliciously...
sniffer 16 14 one who sniffs; a do...
snifter 14 11 to sniff, snivel [v...
snigger 14 12 to snicker [v -ED, -...
snipers 14 11 SNIPER, one who snip...
snipier 14 11 SNIPY, snipelike; fr...
snipper 16 14 a tool for snipping...
snodder 11 10 SNOD, (Scots) smooth...
snogger 13 12 one that snogs [n -S...
snooker 11 12 to thwart, obstruct...
snooper 12 11 one who snoops [n -S...
snoozer 13 17 one who snoozes [n -...
snorers 11 8 SNORER, one who snor...
snorter 11 8 one that snorts [n -...
snotter 11 8 to snivel [v -ED, -I...
snowier 14 11 SNOWY, full of snow...
snubber 16 15 a device for stoppin...
snuffer 16 15 an instrument for ex...
snugger 14 13 SNUG, cosy [adj]
soakers 12 11 SOAKER, a small piec...
soapers 13 10 SOAPER, a serial mel...
soapier 13 10 SOAPY, like soap [ad...
soarers 11 7 SOARER, a person who...
sobbers 16 13 SOBBER, one who sobs...
sobered 13 11 SOBER, to make sober...
soberer 13 10 SOBER, having contro...
soberly 21 13 SOBER, having contro...
socager 15 12 a tenant by socage,...
soccers 18 13 SOCCER, a type of ba...
soddier 12 9 SODDY, consisting of...
sodgers 13 10 SODGER, to soldier [...
soggier 14 11 SOGGY, heavy with mo...
soilier 13 8 SOILY, dirty, soiled...
solacer 15 11 one who solaces [n -...
solders 13 9 SOLDER, to join toge...
soldier 13 9 to perform military...
soleras 12 8 SOLERA, (Spanish) a...
soleret 12 8 a metallic pointy to...
solider 13 9 SOLID, having defini...
sollers 14 9 SOLLER, (archaic) an...
solvers 15 12 SOLVER, one who solv...
sombers 15 13 SOMBER, to make somb...
sombrer 15 13 SOMBRE, gloomy, dark...
sonders 11 9 SONDER, a class of s...
soneris 11 8 SONERI, (Hindi) a cl...
sonsier 11 8 SONSIE, buxom, comel...
soolers 12 8 SOOLER, one who sool...
sooners 10 8 SOONER, one who sett...
soother 13 9 to cajole, flatter;...
sootier 11 7 SOOTY, covered with...
soppier 16 13 SOPPY, foolishly sen...
sorcery 21 12 alleged use of super...
sorners 11 8 SORNER, one who obtr...
sorrier 12 7 SORRY, feeling regre...
sorters 12 7 SORTER, one that sor...
sounder 11 10 a herd of pigs; a yo...
soupers 14 11 SOUPER, in Ireland,...
soupier 14 11 SOUPY, having the co...
sousers 12 8 SOUSER, a drunkard [...
souters 12 8 SOUTER, (Scots) a sh...
souther 14 10 to move towards the...
sowders 15 11 SOWDER, as in soft s...
sowters 15 10 SOWTER, (Scots) a co...
spacers 17 13 SPACER, someone who,...
spacier 17 13 SPACY, weird in beha...
spaders 14 11 SPADER, one who, or...
spadger 15 13 (slang) a sparrow [n...
spaller 16 12 one who spalls; a to...
spammer 16 16 someone who sends ou...
spanker 14 15 the sail on the mast...
spanner 12 12 a tool for undoing n...
sparers 14 10 SPARER, one who spar...
sparger 15 12 a vessel with a perf...
sparker 15 14 a powerful form of s...
sparrer 14 10 one who spars [n -S]
sparser 14 10 SPARSE, thinly distr...
spatter 14 10 to scatter in drops...
spawner 16 14 a mature female fish...
speaker 14 14 one who speaks [n -S...
spearer 13 10 one who spears [n -S...
specter 17 13 a visible disembodie...
speeder 13 11 one who speeds [n -S...
speeler 14 11 a climber (originall...
speered 13 11 SPEER, (Scots) to as...
spelder 15 12 (Scots) to spread op...
speller 16 12 one who spells [n -S...
spelter 15 11 zinc in the form of...
spencer 16 14 one who has the care...
spender 13 12 one who spends [n -S...
spermic 19 16 pertaining to sperm,...
sperred 14 11 SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
sperres 14 10 SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
spersed 14 11 SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sperses 14 10 SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sperthe 16 12 (archaic) a long bat...
spewers 17 13 SPEWER, one who spew...
spewier 17 13 SPEWY, boggy [adj]
sphaere 15 12 (obsolete) a sphere,...
sphaers 16 12 SPHAER, (obsolete) a...
spheral 17 13 having the form of a...
sphered 16 13 SPHERE, to form into...
spheres 16 12 SPHERE, to form into...
spheric 20 15 having the shape of...
spicers 18 13 SPICER, (obsolete) a...
spicery 24 15 spices in general; a...
spicier 18 13 SPICY, tasting of sp...
spicker 19 17 SPICK, tidy, fresh [...
spiders 15 11 SPIDER [n]
spidery 21 13 like a spider, scraw...
spieler 15 11 a swindler or card-s...
spiered 14 11 SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spikers 16 14 SPIKER, a device for...
spikery 22 16 very High-Church Ang...
spikier 16 14 SPIKY, resembling a...
spiller 17 12 one who spills [n -S...
spimmer 17 16 a person who sends u...
spinier 14 11 SPINY, having spines...
spinner 13 12 one that spins [n -S...
spirier 15 10 SPIRY, tall, slender...
spitter 15 10 a type of pitch in b...
splicer 19 14 one who splices [n -...
spoiler 15 11 one who spoils [n -S...
sponger 14 13 one that sponges [n...
spoofer 15 13 one who spoofs, a ho...
spooler 14 11 a device for transfe...
spooner 12 11 one who engages in s...
spoorer 13 10 one who spoors, a tr...
sporter 14 10 one who sports, a sp...
spotter 14 10 one who spots e.g. f...
spouter 14 11 a spouting whale; a...
sprayer 20 12 a device for sprayin...
sprucer 18 14 SPRUCE, smart, dappe...
spudder 15 13 a tool for removing...
spumier 16 14 SPUMY, like spume [a...
spurner 14 12 one who spurns [n -S...
spurrer 15 11 one who spurs [n -S]
spurter 15 11 one who spurts [n -S...
sputter 15 11 to spit, or to emit...
squarer 20 17 (Shakespeare) a figh...
squiers 21 17 SQUIER, (Shakespeare...
stabber 16 13 one who stabs [n -S]
stabler 15 11 one who keeps a stab...
stacker 16 14 one who stacks [n -S...
staffer 16 13 a member of the perm...
stagers 13 9 STAGER, an experienc...
stagery 19 11 theatrical contrivan...
stagger 14 11 to walk or stand uns...
stagier 13 9 STAGY, having a thea...
staider 12 8 STAID, sober and sed...
stainer 11 8 that which stains [n...
stakers 13 11 STAKER, one that mar...
stalker 14 12 one who stalks [n -S...
stammer 14 13 to speak with involu...
stamper 15 13 one who stamps [n -S...
stander 11 9 one who stands [n -S...
stapler 15 11 a stapling machine [...
starers 12 7 STARER, one who star...
starker 13 11 STARK, stern, harsh...
starter 12 7 one who starts [n -S...
starver 14 11 one who starves [n -...
staters 12 7 STATER, (Greek) an a...
stayers 18 9 STAYER, one who stay...
stealer 12 8 one who steals [n -S...
steamer 12 10 to travel by steamsh...
steeper 13 10 a vessel for steepin...
steered 11 8 STEER, to guide or d...
steerer 11 7 one who steers [n -S...
steever 13 11 STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
stemmer 14 13 a metal bar used to...
stepper 16 13 one who steps [n -S]
sterane 10 8 a chemical compound...
stereos 11 7 STEREO, to make a ty...
sterile 13 8 incapable of produci...
sterlet 13 8 (Russian) a small st...
sternal 12 9 pertaining to the st...
sterned 11 9 STERN, to back, row...
sterner 11 8 STERN, severe [adj]
sternly 19 11 STERN, severe [adv]
sternum 13 12 a long, flat support...
steroid 12 8 any of a class of co...
sterols 13 8 STEROL, a solid high...
stertor 12 7 (Latin) a heavy snor...
sterved 14 12 STERVE, (Spenser) to...
sterves 14 11 STERVE, (Spenser) to...
stewers 15 10 STEWER, one who stew...
stewier 15 10 STEWY, like a stew [...
sticker 17 14 to apply adhesive la...
stiever 14 11 STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stiffer 17 13 STIFF, rigid [adj]
stifler 16 11 one who, or that whi...
stiller 15 9 a distiller [n -S]
stilter 14 8 one who walks on sti...
stinger 13 10 one that stings [n -...
stinker 13 12 a very unpleasant pe...
stinter 12 8 one who, or that whi...
stirrer 13 7 a troublemaker [n -S...
stivers 15 11 STIVER, (Dutch) a fo...
stivier 15 11 STIVY, stuffy [adj]
stocker 16 14 an animal kept while...
stodger 13 10 a dull person [n -S]
stoiter 12 7 (Scots) to stagger,...
stokers 13 11 STOKER, a person who...
stomper 15 13 one who stomps [n -S...
stonern 10 9 (dialect) of stone,...
stoners 11 8 STONER, one who ston...
stonier 11 8 STONY, of or like st...
stonker 12 12 (Australian slang) t...
stooker 12 11 one who stooks, sets...
stooper 13 10 one who stoops [n -S...
stoozer 14 16 one who stoozes [n -...
stopers 14 10 STOPER, one that sto...
stopper 16 13 a plug, usually glas...
storers 12 7 STORER, one who stor...
stormer 13 10 a humdinger, a reall...
stotter 12 7 to stagger, also STO...
stouter 12 8 STOUT, thick, resolu...
stovers 14 11 STOVER, (archaic) th...
stowers 15 10 STOWER, one who stow...
strafer 14 10 one who strafes [n -...
strayer 18 9 one who strays [n -S...
strewer 15 10 one who strews, also...
strider 13 8 one who strides [n -...
striker 14 11 an attacking player,...
striper 15 10 a food and game fish...
striver 15 11 one who strives [n -...
stroker 13 11 one who strokes [n -...
strower 15 10 one who strows, also...
stroyer 18 9 one who stroys [n -S...
studier 13 9 one who studies [n -...
stuffer 17 14 one that stuffs [n -...
stuiver 15 12 (Dutch) a Dutch coin...
stumers 14 11 STUMER, (slang) a co...
stumper 16 14 a baffling question...
stunner 11 10 a very attractive pe...
sturmer 14 11 a variety of dessert...
stutter 13 8 to speak with spasmo...
stylers 20 10 STYLER, one who styl...
stylier 20 10 STYLIE, (New Zealand...
subduer 15 13 one who subduers [n...
suberic 18 14 relating to an acid...
suberin 14 12 a substance found in...
subsere 14 11 a type of ecological...
subtler 16 12 SUBTLE, so slight as...
subvert 17 15 to destroy completel...
subzero 17 20 registering less tha...
suckers 17 15 SUCKER, to strip off...
suckier 17 15 SUCKY, not good [adj...
suckler 18 16 an animal that suckl...
sucrier 16 11 (French) a table ves...
sudders 13 10 SUDDER, (Arabic) a s...
sudsers 13 9 SUDSER, (slang) a so...
sudsier 13 9 SUDSY, full of suds...
suetier 12 8 SUETY, resembling su...
suffers 17 14 SUFFER, to feel pain...
sugarer 13 10 one that makes sugar...
suiters 13 8 SUITER, a special su...
sulkers 15 13 SULKER, one who sulk...
sulkier 15 13 SULKY, in a resentfu...
summers 15 14 SUMMER, to pass the...
summery 21 16 characteristic of su...
sumpter 16 14 (archaic) a pack hor...
sunders 12 10 SUNDER, to break apa...
sunkers 13 13 SUNKER, a ridge of r...
sunnier 11 10 SUNNY, full of sun [...
supered 14 12 SUPER, to reinforce...
suppers 17 14 SUPPER, to supply wi...
suppler 18 15 SUPPLE, pliant, lith...
surfers 15 11 SURFER, one who surf...
surfier 15 11 SURFY, abounding in...
surgers 14 10 SURGER, one who surg...
surgery 20 12 the treatment of med...
surgier 14 10 SURGY, surging [adj]
surlier 14 9 SURLY, sullenly rude...
sutlers 14 9 SUTLER, one who pedd...
sutlery 20 11 a camp hawker's stal...
svelter 15 12 SVELTE, slender, sle...
swabber 19 16 one that swabs, also...
swagers 16 12 SWAGER, one who uses...
swagger 17 14 to walk with a pompo...
swalier 16 11 SWALY, marshy [adj]
swamper 18 16 one that lives in a...
swanker 15 15 one who shows off, a...
swapper 19 16 a person who swaps [...
swarmer 16 13 one who swarms [n -S...
swasher 17 12 (Shakespeare) a blus...
swather 17 12 a device attached to...
swatter 15 10 to splash or spill a...
swayers 21 12 SWAYER, one who sway...
swearer 14 10 one who swears [n -S...
sweater 14 10 a heavy jersey for l...
swedger 16 13 (Scots) a sweet [n -...
sweeper 16 13 one who sweeps [n -S...
sweered 14 11 SWEER, to swear [v]
sweeter 14 10 SWEET, tasting like...
sweirer 15 10 SWEIR, (Scots) sloth...
sweller 17 12 a member of the fash...
swelter 16 11 to suffer from oppre...
swerfed 17 14 SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swerved 17 15 SWERVE, to turn asid...
swerver 17 14 one who swerves [n -...
swerves 17 14 SWERVE, to turn asid...
swifter 18 13 a rope used to tight...
swigger 18 14 one who swigs [n -S]
swilers 17 11 SWILER, (Canadian) i...
swiller 18 12 one who swills [n -S...
swimmer 18 16 one that swims [n -S...
swinery 21 13 a place where pigs a...
swinger 16 13 one that swings [n -...
swinker 16 15 a hard worker [n -S]
swipers 18 13 SWIPER, one who swee...
swipier 18 13 SWIPEY, fuddled with...
swisher 18 12 one who swishes [n -...
swither 18 12 (Scots) to be undeci...
swobber 19 16 a sweeper of the dec...
swoffer 19 16 someone who engages...
swooner 13 11 one who swoons [n -S...
swooper 16 13 one who swoops [n -S...
swopper 19 16 one who swops [n -S]
sworder 15 11 (archaic) a gladiato...
swotter 15 10 one who swots [n -S]
synergy 25 14 combined action, als...
syphers 23 14 SYPHER, to lay an ed...
taberds 14 11 TABERD, a herald's o...
tabered 13 11 TABER, to play on th...
tablier 15 11 (historical) an apro...
taborer 13 10 one who tabors, also...
tabrere 13 10 (Spenser) a person w...
tackers 16 14 TACKER, (Australian...
tackier 16 14 TACKEY, slightly sti...
tackler 17 15 one who tackles [n -...
taggers 14 11 TAGGER, the pursuer...
taggier 14 11 TAGGY, matted into t...
tailers 13 8 TAILER, one who secr...
taivers 14 11 TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
taivert 14 11 (Scots) muddled, fud...
talcier 16 11 TALCY, like talc, al...
talkers 14 12 TALKER, one who talk...
talkier 14 12 TALKY, tending to ta...
tallier 14 9 one who keeps tally...
tambers 15 13 TAMBER, the distinct...
tampers 15 13 TAMPER, to interfere...
tanager 11 10 (Tupi) a brightly-co...
tangier 12 10 TANGY, having a fres...
tangler 13 11 one who tangles [n -...
tankers 12 12 TANKER [n]
tanners 10 9 TANNER, in pre-decim...
tannery 16 11 a place where hides...
tapered 13 11 TAPER, to become gra...
taperer 13 10 one who carries a ca...
tappers 16 13 TAPPER, a person who...
tapster 14 10 one who dispenses li...
tardier 12 8 TARDY, late [adj]
tarrier 12 7 one who tarries [n -...
tarsier 12 7 (French) a kind of l...
tartier 12 7 TARTY, like a prosti...
tasered 11 8 TASER, to immobilize...
taskers 13 11 TASKER, one who perf...
tasters 12 7 TASTER, one who tast...
tastier 12 7 TASTY, pleasant to t...
tatlers 13 8 TATLER, an indiscree...
tatters 12 7 TATTER, to become to...
tattery 18 9 ragged [adj]
tattier 12 7 TATTY, shabby, fraye...
tattler 13 8 an indiscreet person...
taunter 11 9 one who taunts [n -S...
tavered 13 12 TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
taverna 12 12 (Modern Greek) in Gr...
taverns 13 12 TAVERN, an ale house...
tawnier 14 11 TAWNY, orange-brown,...
tawtier 15 10 TAWTIE, (Scots) matt...
teacher 16 12 one that teaches [n...
teamers 12 10 TEAMER, a person who...
tearers 11 7 TEARER, (slang) a bo...
tearier 11 7 TEARY, wet with tear...
teasers 11 7 TEASER, one who teas...
techier 17 12 TECHY, irritable, al...
tedders 12 9 TEDDER, to use such...
teemers 12 10 TEEMER, one who teem...
teeners 10 8 TEENER, a teenager [...
teenier 10 8 TEENY, (colloquial)...
teering 12 10 TEER, to daub, plast...
teeters 11 7 TEETER, to move unst...
teether 13 9 an article that a ba...
teleran 11 9 an air-traffic contr...
telergy 20 12 a physical force in...
telfers 15 11 TELFER, to transport...
tellers 14 9 TELLER, to produce s...
telpher 17 13 to transport by a sy...
tempera 14 13 (Italian) an emulsio...
tempers 15 13 TEMPER, to moderate...
tempter 15 13 one that tempts [n -...
tenders 11 9 TENDER, to offer [v]
tenners 10 9 TENNER, (colloquial)...
tenoner 9 9 one who tenons [n -S...
tenters 11 8 TENTER, to stretch o...
tentier 11 8 TENTY, watchful, als...
tepider 14 11 TEPID, moderately wa...
teraohm 14 12 one trillion ohms [n...
terbias 14 10 TERBIA, an oxide of...
terbium 16 14 a metallic element [...
tercels 16 11 TERCEL, a male hawk,...
tercets 15 10 TERCET, a group of t...
tercios 15 10 TERCIO, (Spanish) an...
terebic 17 13 pertaining to an aci...
terebra 13 10 a boring instrument...
teredos 11 8 TEREDO, a bivalve mo...
terefah 15 12 (Hebrew) not rituall...
tereses 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
teretes 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
tergite 13 9 the back of an arthr...
termers 13 10 TERMER, a person who...
terming 14 13 TERM, to designate [...
termini 13 11 TERMINUS, an end [n]
termite 13 10 a so-called white an...
termors 13 10 TERMOR, a person who...
ternary 17 10 a group of three [n...
ternate 10 8 with three leaflets...
terning 12 11 TERNE, to cover with...
ternion 10 9 a triad; a section o...
terpene 12 11 any of a class of vo...
terrace 14 10 to form into raised...
terrain 11 8 a tract of land [n -...
terrane 10 8 a kind of rock forma...
terreen 10 8 an earthenware jar,...
terrene 10 8 earthly [adj TERRENE...
terrets 12 7 TERRET, a metal ring...
terrier 12 7 a small dog of vario...
terries 12 7 TERRY, an absorbent...
terrify 21 12 to cause terror in [...
terrine 11 8 (French) an earthenw...
territs 13 7 TERRIT, a metal ring...
terroir 12 7 (French) the combina...
terrors 12 7 TERROR, intense fear...
tersely 19 10 TERSE, succinct [adv...
tersest 12 7 TERSE, succinct [adj...
tersion 11 8 the act of wiping [n...
tertial 13 8 a flight feather of...
tertian 11 8 a fever recurring ev...
tertias 12 7 TERTIA, (Scott) an i...
tertium 14 11 something neither on...
tertius 13 8 the third person [n...
tessera 11 7 (Latin) a small piec...
testern 11 8 (Shakespeare) to rew...
testers 12 7 TESTER, a canopy ove...
testier 12 7 TESTY, irritable [ad...
tethers 14 9 TETHER, to confine w...
tetters 12 7 TETTER, to affect wi...
teucher 17 13 TEUCH, (Scots) tough...
teugher 15 12 TEUGH, (Scots) tough...
texters 18 14 TEXTER, a person who...
thalers 15 10 THALER, (German) an...
thanker 14 14 one who thanks [n -S...
thawers 17 12 THAWER, an ice-melti...
thawier 17 12 THAWY, inclined to m...
theater 13 9 a building for drama...
therapy 22 14 the treatment of ill...
thereat 13 9 at that place or tim...
thereby 22 14 by that means [adv]
therein 13 10 in that place [adv]
thereof 15 12 of that [adv]
thereon 12 10 on that [adv]
thereto 13 9 to that [adv]
theriac 17 12 (archaic) an antidot...
therian 13 10 belonging to the sub...
thermae 14 12 (Latin) hot springs...
thermal 16 13 relating to heat [ad...
thermel 16 13 a device for tempera...
thermes 15 12 THERME, a unit of qu...
thermic 19 15 of or by heat, also...
thermit 16 12 a metallic mixture t...
thermos 15 12 (tradename) a contai...
theroid 14 10 resembling a beast [...
thether 16 11 (Spenser) thither [a...
thewier 17 12 THEWY, having strong...
thicker 19 16 THICK, having a grea...
thigger 17 13 one who thigs, a beg...
thiller 17 11 the horse which goes...
thinker 15 14 one that thinks [n -...
thinner 13 11 a preparation used t...
thither 17 11 in that direction, a...
thonder 13 11 (Scots) yonder [adj]
thother 16 11 (Spenser) the other...
thriver 17 13 one who thrives [n -...
thrower 17 12 one that throws [n -...
thumper 18 16 a strikingly big thi...
thunder 14 12 to produce a loud, r...
thymier 22 14 THYMEY, abounding in...
tichier 18 12 TICHY, very small, a...
tickers 17 14 TICKER, (slang) the...
tickler 18 15 someone or something...
tiddier 13 9 TIDDY, very small [a...
tiddler 14 10 a small fish [n -S]
tiderip 15 11 disturbed sea due to...
tidiers 13 8 TIDIER, one who tidi...
tierced 15 11 divided into three e...
tiercel 16 11 a male hawk, also TA...
tierces 15 10 TIERCE, a period for...
tiercet 15 10 (Italian) a triplet...
tiering 13 10 TIER, to arrange in...
tigerly 21 12 like a tiger [adj]
tiggers 15 11 TIGGER, to damage (e...
tighter 16 11 TIGHT, firmly or clo...
tillers 15 9 TILLER, to put forth...
tillier 15 9 TILLY, of or like ti...
tilters 14 8 TILTER, one who tilt...
timbers 16 13 TIMBER, to furnish w...
timbery 22 15 resembling timber [a...
timider 14 11 TIMID, lacking coura...
tinders 12 9 TINDER, dry inflamma...
tindery 18 11 like tinder [adj]
tingler 14 11 a thing which causes...
tinkers 13 12 TINKER, to repair sh...
tinkler 14 13 an itinerant mender...
tinners 11 9 TINNER, a tin miner...
tinnier 11 9 TINNY, making a nois...
tinters 12 8 TINTER, a person or...
tintier 12 8 TINTY, unevenly tint...
tippers 17 13 TIPPER, one who tips...
tippier 17 13 TIPPY, (slang) in th...
tippler 18 14 one who tipples, dri...
tipsier 15 10 TIPSY, slightly drun...
tipster 15 10 one who sells inform...
tireder 12 8 TIRED, fatigued [adj...
titfers 15 10 TITFER, (slang) cock...
tithers 15 9 TITHER, one who coll...
titlers 14 8 TITLER, a writer of...
titters 13 7 TITTER, to utter a r...
toaster 11 7 a device for toastin...
tochers 17 12 TOCHER, (Gaelic) to...
tockier 16 14 TOCKY, muddy [adj]
toddler 13 10 a young child [n -S]
todgers 13 10 TODGER, (slang) the...
toerags 12 9 TOERAG, a tramp, a d...
toffier 16 13 TOFFY, like a toff,...
toggers 14 11 TOGGER, (colloquial)...
toggery 20 13 clothes; garments; a...
toggler 15 12 one who toggles [n -...
toheroa 12 9 (Maori) a kind of Ne...
toilers 13 8 TOILER, one that toi...
tollers 14 9 TOLLER, a collector...
tolters 13 8 TOLTER, (dialect) to...
tongers 12 10 TONGER, a person who...
tonkers 12 12 TONKER, one who tonk...
tonners 10 9 TONNER, an object ha...
toolers 12 8 TOOLER, a person who...
tooters 11 7 TOOTER, one who toot...
tootler 12 8 one who tootles [n -...
toppers 16 13 TOPPER, (slang) a to...
toppier 16 13 TOPPY, of audio repr...
torcher 17 12 (Shakespeare) a ligh...
toreros 11 7 TORERO, (Spanish) a...
torquer 20 17 one who torques [n -...
toshers 14 9 TOSHER, (colloquial)...
toshier 14 9 TOSHY, full of twadd...
tossers 12 7 TOSSER, (slang) an u...
tossier 12 7 TOSSY, tossing the h...
tothers 14 9 TOTHER, (archaic) th...
totters 12 7 TOTTER, to walk unst...
tottery 18 9 shaky [adj]
tottier 12 7 TOTTY, unsteady; tot...
toucher 17 13 one who touches [n -...
tougher 15 12 TOUGH, hard, durable...
tourers 12 8 TOURER, a large, ope...
tousers 12 8 TOUSER, one who tous...
tousier 12 8 TOUSY, shaggy, unkem...
touters 12 8 TOUTER, one who seek...
toutier 12 8 TOUTIE, (Scots) petu...
touzier 15 17 TOUZY, shaggy, unkem...
towered 14 11 TOWER, to rise to a...
townier 14 11 TOWNY, belonging to...
towsers 15 10 TOWSER, one who tows...
towsier 15 10 TOWSY, shaggy, unkem...
towzier 18 19 TOWZY, shaggy, unkem...
tracers 15 10 TRACER, a kind of am...
tracery 21 12 ornamental work of i...
tracker 16 14 one who tracks [n -S...
traders 12 8 TRADER, one who trad...
trailer 13 8 to transport by a ve...
trainer 11 8 a soft running shoe,...
tramper 15 13 one who tramps, a va...
tranter 11 8 one who trants; a pe...
trapper 16 13 one that traps [n -S...
trasher 14 9 one that destroys or...
trawler 16 11 a vessel used for tr...
treader 11 8 one who treads [n -S...
treater 11 7 one who treats [n -S...
trekker 14 15 one who treks [n -S]
tricker 17 14 one who plays tricks...
triffer 17 13 TRIFF, (slang) terri...
trifler 16 11 one who trifles [n -...
trigger 15 11 to set in action [v...
triller 15 9 a kind of tropical b...
trimers 14 10 TRIMER, a substance...
trimmer 15 13 one that trims, a po...
tripery 21 12 a place that sells o...
tripier 15 10 TRIPY, like tripe, w...
tripper 17 13 one who goes on trip...
troffer 16 13 a fixture for fluore...
troller 14 9 a person who trolls,...
trooper 13 10 a cavalryman [n -S]
trotter 12 7 a foot, esp. of a sh...
trouper 14 11 a member of a theatr...
trouser 12 8 to appropriate or po...
trouter 12 8 a trout fisherman [n...
trovers 14 11 TROVER, a type of le...
trucker 17 15 a truck driver, also...
trudger 14 11 one who trudges [n -...
trusser 13 8 a person who or mach...
truster 13 8 one who trusts [n -S...
truther 15 10 a person who does no...
tryster 19 9 one who makes an app...
tuatera 11 8 (Maori) a primitive...
tubbers 17 14 TUBBER, one who tubs...
tubbier 17 14 TUBBY, corpulent, al...
tuckers 17 15 TUCKER, to tire out...
tufters 15 11 TUFTER, a hound that...
tuftier 15 11 TUFTY, abounding in...
tuggers 15 12 TUGGER, one who tugs...
tumbler 17 15 a drinking-glass [n...
tummler 16 15 (Yiddish) one, such...
tumpier 16 14 TUMPY, hummocky [adj...
turfier 15 11 TURFY, covered with...
turners 12 9 TURNER, one who turn...
turnery 18 11 the shaping of artic...
turtler 14 9 one who catches turt...
tushery 21 12 a style of period no...
tushker 16 14 a turf-spade, also T...
tuskers 14 12 TUSKER, a turf-spade...
tuskier 14 12 TUSKY, having promin...
tussers 13 8 TUSSER, (Hindi) a fa...
tutoyer 18 10 to address familiarl...
tuyeres 18 10 TUYERE, a pipe throu...
twanger 15 13 a person playing a s...
tweaker 15 14 a small screwdriver...
tweener 13 11 a player having some...
tweered 14 11 TWEER, (obsolete) to...
tweeter 14 10 a loudspeaker made f...
tweezer 17 19 a pincerlike tool [n...
twerked 16 15 TWERK, to thrust the...
twicers 19 13 TWICER, a compositor...
twigger 18 14 a wanton [n -S]
twiners 15 11 TWINER, a twining pl...
twinier 15 11 TWINY, resembling st...
twinter 15 11 (Scots) a two-year o...
twirler 17 11 a person who or thin...
twister 16 10 (colloquial) a torna...
twitter 16 10 to chirp [v -ED, -IN...
twoccer 21 16 a person who takes (...
twocker 19 17 a person who takes a...
twofers 17 13 TWOFER, something th...
twyeres 21 12 TWYERE, a pipe throu...
uberous 14 12 abounding in milk [a...
udaller 14 11 a holder of an udal...
uddered 12 11 having an udder [adj...
ulcered 16 13 ULCER, to affect wit...
ulsters 14 9 ULSTER, a long, loos...
umbered 15 15 UMBER, to colour wit...
umbrere 15 14 (Spenser) the visor...
uncover 16 16 to remove the coveri...
underdo 11 11 to do insufficiently...
undergo 12 12 to be subjected to [...
underns 11 11 UNDERN, (obsolete) o...
undoers 11 10 UNDOER, one who undo...
uneager 11 11 not eager [adj UNEAG...
unherst 14 11 UNHEARSE, to remove...
unifier 14 12 something or someone...
uniquer 20 19 UNIQUE, having no ot...
uniters 12 9 UNITER, one who unit...
unmaker 13 16 one who unmakes [n -...
unmerry 19 14 not merry [adj UNMER...
unmiter 13 12 to depose from the r...
unnerve 12 14 to deprive of courag...
unorder 11 10 to countermand [v -E...
unpaper 15 15 to remove paper from...
unperch 19 17 to drive from a perc...
unriper 14 12 UNRIPE, not mature e...
unsafer 13 12 UNSAFE, not safe [ad...
unsober 13 12 not sober [adj UNSOB...
unsurer 12 10 UNSURE, not sure [ad...
untruer 12 10 UNTRUE, not true [ad...
unwater 14 12 to drain, esp. a min...
unwiser 15 12 UNWISE, not wise [ad...
upcheer 19 16 to encourage [v -ED,...
updater 14 12 one who updates [n -...
upmaker 16 18 one who makes up gal...
upriser 15 11 one who rises up [n...
upriver 17 15 an area lying toward...
urbaner 13 12 URBANE, refined and...
ureters 12 8 URETER, a duct that...
uromere 12 11 any one of the abdom...
usagers 13 10 USAGER, someone who...
ushered 14 11 USHER, to escort peo...
usurers 13 9 USURER, one who live...
usurper 15 12 one who usurps [n -S...
uterine 11 9 pertaining to the ut...
uttered 12 9 UTTER, to give audib...
utterer 12 8 one who utters [n -S...
utterly 20 11 UTTER, complete [adv...
vairier 14 11 VAIRY, charged or va...
valeric 18 15 as in valeric acid,...
valider 15 13 VALID, sound, legall...
valuers 15 13 VALUER, one that val...
vampers 17 17 VAMPER, one who vamp...
vampier 17 17 VAMPY, like a vamp,...
vanners 12 13 VANNER, a person who...
vapider 16 15 VAPID, empty [adj]
vaporer 15 14 one that vapors, als...
vaquero 21 21 (Spanish) one who ha...
variers 14 11 VARIER, a wanderer;...
vastier 14 11 VASTY, (archaic) vas...
vatters 14 11 VATTER, one who uses...
vaulter 15 13 one who vaults [n -S...
vaunter 13 13 one who boasts, vaun...
vealers 14 12 VEALER, a calf raise...
vealier 14 12 VEALY, resembling ve...
veeries 13 11 VEERY, an American t...
veering 14 14 changing direction [...
veilers 15 12 VEILER, one who veil...
veilier 15 12 VEILY, like a veil,...
veiners 13 12 VEINER, a tool used...
veinier 13 12 VEINY, full of veins...
veliger 16 14 (Latin) a mollusc la...
venders 13 13 VENDER, a seller, al...
veneers 12 12 VENEER, to overlay w...
venerer 12 12 a gamekeeper [n -S]
vengers 14 14 VENGER, (Spenser) an...
venomer 13 15 (archaic) a poisoner...
venters 13 12 VENTER, (obsolete) a...
veranda 12 13 (Hindi) a roofed gal...
verbals 17 15 VERBAL, to take a po...
verbena 14 15 a plant of the verva...
verbids 17 15 VERBID, a nonfinite...
verbify 25 19 to use as a verb [v...
verbile 17 15 one whose mental ima...
verbing 17 17 using a nouns as a v...
verbose 15 14 wordy [adj VERBOSER,...
verdant 13 13 green with vegetatio...
verdets 14 12 VERDET, copper aceta...
verdict 18 15 the decision of a ju...
verdins 14 13 VERDIN, a small yell...
verdite 14 12 green mica [n -S]
verdits 15 12 VERDIT, (Spenser) a...
verdoys 20 14 VERDOY, in heraldry,...
verdure 14 13 green vegetation [n...
vergers 15 13 VERGER, a church off...
verging 16 16 VERGE, to come near...
verglas 16 14 (French) a film of i...
veridic 18 15 truthful; correspond...
veriest 14 11 VERY, absolute [adj]
verismo 15 14 realism in art or li...
verisms 16 14 VERISM, realism in a...
verists 15 11 VERIST, an adherent...
veritas 14 11 (Latin) truth [n VER...
verites 14 11 VERITE, (French) rea...
verlans 14 13 VERLAN, (French) a v...
vermeil 16 15 to colour red, also...
vermell 17 16 (Spenser) vermilion...
vermian 14 15 pertaining to worms...
vermils 17 15 VERMIL, to colour re...
vermily 23 17 (Spenser) vermilion,...
vermins 15 15 VERMIN, troublesome...
verminy 21 17 infested with vermin...
vermuth 18 17 (French) a drink wit...
vernant 12 13 sprouting in spring...
vernier 13 12 an auxiliary scale t...
veronal 13 13 a barbitone [n -S]
verrels 15 12 VERREL, a band place...
verrine 13 12 an appetiser or dess...
verruca 17 15 (Latin) a plantar wa...
verruga 15 14 (Spanish) a fever wi...
versals 15 12 VERSAL, an ornamenta...
versant 13 12 the slope of a mount...
versers 14 11 VERSER, a versifier...
versets 14 11 VERSET, a short line...
versify 23 16 to change from prose...
versine 13 12 a versed sine, a tri...
versing 15 14 the composing of ver...
versins 14 12 VERSIN, a versed sin...
version 13 12 to create a new acco...
verstes 14 11 VERSTE, (Russian) a...
versute 14 12 crafty; wily [adj]
vertigo 15 13 dizziness [n VERTIGI...
verting 15 14 VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertues 14 12 VERTUE, moral excell...
vervain 15 16 a wild verbena, beli...
vervels 17 16 VERVEL, a ring for a...
vervens 15 16 VERVEN, (Spenser) ve...
vervets 16 15 VERVET, (French) a s...
vespers 16 14 VESPER, an evening s...
veteran 12 12 a former member of t...
vetiver 16 15 (Tamil) an East Indi...
vetoers 13 11 VETOER, one who veto...
vetters 14 11 VETTER, one that eva...
viceroy 23 16 one who rules as the...
viewers 17 14 VIEWER, one that vie...
viewier 17 14 VIEWY, showy; having...
vintner 13 13 a wine merchant [n -...
violers 15 12 VIOLER, a viol playe...
virgers 16 13 VIRGER, (obsolete) a...
viscera 17 14 VISCUS, one of the o...
visiers 15 11 VISIER, (Arabic) a m...
visiter 15 11 someone who calls in...
vitamer 15 14 a type of chemical c...
viverra 16 15 (Latin) a member of...
vivider 17 16 VIVID, strikingly br...
viziers 18 20 VIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
vlogger 17 16 one who keeps a vlog...
vocoder 16 15 an electronic device...
voguers 15 14 VOGUER, one who vogu...
voguier 15 14 VOGUEY, in vogue [ad...
voicers 17 14 VOICER, one who voic...
voiders 14 12 VOIDER, one who void...
vomiter 15 14 one who vomits [n -S...
voucher 19 17 to establish the aut...
voyager 20 15 one who voyages [n -...
vuggier 17 16 VUGGY, abounding in...
vughier 18 16 VUGHY, abounding in...
vuttier 15 12 VUTTY, (dialect) dir...
wabbler 20 17 (obsolete) one who w...
wabster 17 13 (Scots) a weaver, al...
wackers 19 17 WACKER, (slang) mate...
wackier 19 17 WACKY, eccentric, al...
wadders 15 12 WADDER, an implement...
waddler 16 13 one who waddles [n -...
wafered 16 14 WAFER, to fasten wit...
waffler 20 17 one who waffles [n -...
wafters 17 13 WAFTER, an armed ves...
wagered 15 13 WAGER, to make a bet...
wagerer 15 12 one who makes a bet...
waggers 17 14 WAGGER, a wastepaper...
waggery 23 16 mischievous behaviou...
waggler 18 15 a fishing float with...
wagoner 14 13 one who drives a wag...
wailers 16 11 WAILER, one who wail...
waister 15 10 a seaman stationed i...
waiters 15 10 WAITER, one who serv...
waivers 17 14 WAIVER, the act of w...
wakener 14 15 one that wakens, als...
walkers 17 15 WALKER, one who walk...
wallers 17 12 WALLER, a builder of...
wallier 17 12 WALLY, (Scots) fine,...
waltier 16 11 WALTY, inclined to t...
waltzer 19 20 one who waltzes [n -...
wanders 14 12 WANDER, to move abou...
wangler 16 14 one who wangles [n -...
wankers 15 15 WANKER, one who mast...
wankier 15 15 WANKY, contemptible...
wanters 14 11 WANTER, one who want...
wappers 19 16 WAPPER, to cause to...
warbier 17 13 WARBY, (Australian s...
warbler 18 14 someone who warbles...
warders 15 11 WARDER, to guard as...
warmers 16 13 WARMER, something th...
warners 14 11 WARNER, one who warn...
warpers 17 13 WARPER, one who, or...
warsler 16 11 one who takes part i...
wartier 15 10 WARTY, covered with...
washers 17 12 WASHER, to fit with...
washery 23 14 a washhouse [n WASHE...
washier 17 12 WASHY, watery, damp...
waspier 17 13 WASPY, like a wasp,...
wasters 15 10 WASTER, (Scots) to s...
wastery 21 12 reckless extravaganc...
watcher 20 15 one who watches [n -...
watered 14 11 WATER, to sprinkle w...
waterer 14 10 a device for waterin...
waukers 16 15 WAUKER, a fuller of...
waulker 17 16 a fuller of cloth, a...
wavered 16 15 WAVER, to move to an...
waverer 16 14 one who wavers [n -S...
weaners 13 11 WEANER, a calf, lamb...
wearers 14 10 WEARER, one who is d...
wearier 14 10 WEARY, tired [adj]
weather 16 12 to expose to atmosph...
weavers 16 14 WEAVER, one that wea...
webbier 19 16 WEBBY, resembling a...
webster 17 13 (obsolete) a weaver,...
wedders 15 12 WEDDER, (dialect) to...
wedgier 16 13 WEDGY, resembling a...
weeders 14 11 WEEDER, one who weed...
weedery 20 13 a place full of weed...
weedier 14 11 WEEDY, resembling we...
weenier 13 11 WEENY, very small [a...
weepers 16 13 WEEPER, one who weep...
weepier 16 13 WEEPY, tending to we...
weevers 16 14 WEEVER, any one of s...
weigher 18 14 one who weighs [n -S...
weiners 14 11 WEINER, (German) a f...
weirder 15 11 WEIRD, eeerily stran...
welcher 21 16 one who welches, als...
welders 16 12 WELDER, one that wel...
welsher 18 13 one who welches, als...
welters 16 11 WELTER, to roll abou...
wencher 19 16 one who wenches; a l...
wennier 13 12 WENNY, resembling a...
wergeld 17 14 a price paid for tak...
wergelt 17 13 a price paid for tak...
wergild 18 14 a price paid for tak...
wersher 17 12 WERSH, (Scots) taste...
werwolf 21 17 a person who suppose...
western 14 11 a film, book etc. co...
westers 15 10 WESTER, to move towa...
wethers 17 12 WETHER, a castrated...
wetters 15 10 WETTER, something th...
whacker 21 19 (Australian slang) a...
whalers 18 13 WHALER, a person who...
whalery 24 15 whaling [n WHALERIES...
whapper 21 18 something unusually...
wheeler 17 13 one who wheels, or t...
wheezer 19 21 one who wheezes [n -...
whereas 16 12 an introduction of a...
whereat 16 12 at what [adv]
whereby 25 17 by which [adv]
wherein 16 13 in which place [adv]
whereof 18 15 of what [adv]
whereon 15 13 on which [adv]
whereso 16 12 in whatever place, a...
whereto 16 12 to what [adv]
wherret 17 12 (obsolete) to give a...
wherrit 18 12 to worry, also WORRI...
wherves 19 16 WHERVE, a piece of w...
whether 19 14 if it be the case th...
whetter 17 12 one who, or that whi...
wheyier 23 14 WHEYEY, like whey al...
whicker 22 19 to neigh; to bleat [...
whidder 18 14 (Scots) to whiz, als...
whiffer 22 18 one that whiffs, fis...
whilere 18 13 (archaic) a little w...
whimper 21 18 to cry plaintively [...
whiners 17 13 WHINER, one who whin...
whinger 18 15 (historical) a dirk...
whinier 17 13 WHINY, given to whin...
whipper 22 18 one who whips [n -S]
whirler 19 13 one who whirls [n -S...
whisker 19 16 coarse hair on the f...
whisper 20 15 to speak softly [v -...
whither 20 14 to blow strongly wit...
whitier 18 12 WHITY, whiteish, als...
whitter 18 12 to talk or mutter pe...
whizzer 24 30 (slang) a pickpocket...
whoever 18 16 whatever person [pro...
whooper 18 15 a kind of swan [n -S...
whopper 21 18 something unusually...
whyever 25 18 (colloquial) for wha...
wickers 20 17 WICKER, a pliant twi...
widders 16 12 WIDDER, (colloquial)...
widener 14 12 a kind of tool for w...
widower 18 14 a man whose wife is...
wielder 16 12 one that wields [n -...
wieners 14 11 WIENER, (German) a f...
wiftier 18 13 WIFTY, ditsy, amiabl...
wiggers 18 14 WIGGER, (colloquial)...
wiggery 24 16 a wig or wigs; false...
wiggier 18 14 WIGGY, crazy [adj]
wiggler 19 15 one who wiggles [n -...
wilders 17 12 WILDER, to cause to...
willers 18 12 WILLER, someone who...
wimpier 19 16 WIMPY, ineffectual,...
wincers 18 14 WINCER, one who winc...
wincher 20 16 one who winches [n -...
winders 15 12 WINDER, (slang) a bl...
windier 15 12 WINDY, related to wi...
wingers 16 13 WINGER, a footballer...
wingier 16 13 WINGY, having or res...
winkers 16 15 WINKER, something th...
winkler 17 16 a person who evicts...
winners 14 12 WINNER, one that win...
winters 15 11 WINTER, to pass the...
wintery 21 13 having the character...
wishers 18 12 WISHER, one who wish...
wispier 18 13 WISPY, like a wisp,...
withers 18 12 WITHER, to dry up an...
withier 18 12 WITHY, flexible and...
witters 16 10 WITTER, to mutter pe...
wittier 16 10 WITTY, possessed of...
wiverns 17 15 WIVERN, in heraldry,...
wiziers 19 19 WIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
wobbler 20 17 one who wobbles, als...
wolfers 18 14 WOLFER, a hunter of...
wolvers 18 15 WOLVER, a hunter of...
wombier 18 16 WOMBY, (Shakespeare)...
womeras 15 13 WOMERA, (Native Aust...
wommera 16 16 a stick used to prop...
wonders 14 12 WONDER, to speculate...
wonkery 21 17 the qualities or act...
wonkier 15 15 WONKY, not working p...
wonners 13 12 WONNER, (Scots) a wo...
woodier 14 11 WOODY, like wood [ad...
woofers 16 13 WOOFER, a loudspeake...
woofier 16 13 WOOFY, dense in text...
woofter 16 13 (slang) a homosexual...
woolder 15 12 a stick used to tigh...
woolers 15 11 WOOLER, a domestic a...
woolier 15 11 WOOLY, having the te...
woomera 14 13 (Native Australian)...
woonerf 15 14 (Dutch) a road in th...
woozier 17 19 WOOZY, slightly drun...
wordier 15 11 WORDY, verbose [adj]
workers 16 14 WORKER, one that wor...
worlder 16 12 one who belongs to a...
wormers 16 13 WORMER, a screw fixe...
wormery 22 15 a place in which wor...
wormier 16 13 WORMY, infested with...
worrier 15 10 one who worries [n -...
wotcher 20 15 a greeting, develope...
wounder 14 13 one who wounds [n -S...
wowsers 18 13 WOWSER, (Australian...
wrapper 19 16 to put a covering on...
wreaker 15 14 (archaic) one who wr...
wrecker 19 17 one that wrecks [n -...
wrester 15 10 one who wrests [n -S...
wringer 16 13 a machine for forcin...
wrister 16 10 a type of shot in ho...
writers 16 10 WRITER, one that wri...
writher 18 12 one that writhes [n...
wronger 15 13 a person who wrongs...
wunners 14 13 WUNNER, something th...
wussier 16 11 WUSSY, wimpish [adj]
wuthers 18 13 WUTHER, to move swif...
wyverns 23 17 WYVERN, in heraldry,...
xerafin 19 18 (Portuguese) a forme...
xerarch 23 19 developing in a dry...
xerasia 17 14 abnormal dryness of...
xeromas 18 17 XEROMA, a dry lustre...
xeroses 17 14 XEROSIS, abnormal dr...
xerosis 18 14 abnormal dryness of...
xerotes 17 14 abnormal dryness of...
xerotic 21 17 of abnormally dry bo...
xeroxed 23 22 XEROX, to produce by...
xeroxes 23 21 XEROX, to produce by...
xeruses 18 15 XERUS, an African gr...
xysters 25 16 XYSTER, a surgeon's...
yabbers 22 15 YABBER, (Native Aust...
yachter 23 14 one who sails a yach...
yackers 22 16 YACKER, (Native Aust...
yaggers 20 13 YAGGER, (Scots) a pe...
yakkers 20 17 YAKKER, (Native Aust...
yammers 20 15 YAMMER, to complain...
yankers 18 14 YANKER, (Scots) a bi...
yappers 22 15 YAPPER, a yappy dog...
yappier 22 15 YAPPY, given to yapp...
yapster 20 12 a dog [n -S]
yarders 18 10 YARDER, one who yard...
yarners 17 10 YARNER, one who tell...
yatters 18 9 YATTER, to talk idly...
yaupers 20 13 YAUPER, one who yaup...
yawners 20 13 YAWNER, one who yawn...
yawnier 20 13 YAWNY, full of yawns...
yawpers 23 15 YAWPER, one who yawp...
yearner 16 10 one who yearns [n -S...
yechier 23 14 YECHY, disgusting [a...
yellers 20 11 YELLER, one who crie...
yelpers 21 13 YELPER, one who yelp...
yemmers 20 15 YEMMER, (dialect) an...
yerding 19 13 YERD, (Scots) to bur...
yerking 20 16 YERK, to tie with a...
yestern 17 10 pertaining to yester...
yeukier 19 14 YEUKY, itchy [adj]
yickers 23 16 YICKER, to utter sha...
yielder 19 11 one who yields [n -S...
yikkers 21 17 YIKKER, to utter sha...
yippers 23 15 YIPPER, a golfer suf...
yobbery 28 17 loutish behaviour, a...
yobbier 22 15 YOBBY, resembling a...
yodeler 18 11 one who yodels, also...
yodlers 19 11 YODLER, one who yode...
yokered 18 14 YOKER, to spit [v]
yolkier 20 14 YOLKY, like yolk [ad...
yonders 17 11 YONDER, the distance...
yonkers 18 14 YONKER, (obsolete) a...
yoppers 22 15 YOPPER, a young pers...
yorkers 19 13 YORKER, a kind of de...
younger 18 13 an inferior in age [...
younker 18 15 (colloquial) a young...
yowlers 22 13 YOWLER, one who yowl...
yperite 20 12 mustard gas [n -S]
yuckers 23 17 YUCKER, an American...
yuckier 23 17 YUCKY, messy or disg...
yukkier 21 18 YUKKY, disgusting, a...
yummier 21 16 YUMMY, delicious [ad...
yupster 21 13 a hipster with a pro...
zaffers 19 22 ZAFFER, (Italian) an...
zanders 14 18 ZANDER, (German) a E...
zanjero 15 26 (Spanish) someone wh...
zappers 19 22 ZAPPER, a device tha...
zappier 19 22 ZAPPY, (slang) full...
zerebas 16 19 ZEREBA, (Arabic) an...
zeribas 17 19 ZERIBA, (Arabic) an...
zeroing 15 19 ZERO, to set at or a...
zesters 15 16 ZESTER, a utensil fo...
zestier 15 16 ZESTY, full of zest...
zincier 18 20 ZINCY, of or like zi...
zingers 16 19 ZINGER, someone or s...
zingier 16 19 ZINGY, full of zest...
zinkier 16 21 ZINKY, of or like zi...
zippers 20 22 ZIPPER, to close wit...
zippier 20 22 ZIPPY, full of zip,...
zithern 17 19 a stringed instrumen...
zithers 18 18 ZITHER, a stringed i...
zoopery 22 21 experimentation on a...
zootier 14 16 ZOOTY, flashy in man...
zosters 15 16 ZOSTER, (Greek) an a...

8 letter words that contains ER

8 letter ER word

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abampere 17 17 a unit of electric c...
aberrant 14 12 wandering or strayin...
aberrate 14 11 to go astray, deviat...
abetters 15 11 ABETTER, one who abe...
abhorrer 17 13 one who abhors [n -S...
abjurers 18 21 ABJURER, one who abj...
aborters 15 11 ABORTER, one who abo...
abraders 15 12 ABRADER, a tool for...
abridger 17 14 one who abridges [n...
abrupter 18 15 ABRUPT, sudden [adj]
abseiler 16 12 one that abseils [n...
absenter 14 12 one who keeps away [...
absolver 18 16 one who absolves [n...
absorber 17 14 something that absor...
absterge 16 13 to cleanse by wiping...
absurder 16 13 ABSURD, ridiculous [...
abutters 16 12 ABUTTER, a person wh...
acceders 19 15 ACCEDER, one who acc...
accepter 21 17 a person who accepts...
accorder 19 15 one who accords [n -...
accouter 19 15 (US) to dress or equ...
accusers 20 15 ACCUSER, one who acc...
acerated 15 12 needle-shaped, also...
acerbate 17 14 to embitter, to irri...
acerbest 18 14 ACERB, bitter and so...
acerbity 25 16 sourness [n ACERBITI...
acerolas 16 12 ACEROLA, a West Indi...
acervate 17 15 heaped [adj ACERVATE...
acervuli 20 17 the spore-producing...
achiever 20 17 one who achieves [n...
acierage 16 13 the covering of a me...
acierate 15 11 to turn into steel [...
acquirer 25 21 one who acquires [n...
acroters 16 11 ACROTER, a pedestal...
actioner 15 12 a film with a lot of...
adapters 15 12 ADAPTER, something t...
adducers 17 14 ADDUCER, one who add...
adermins 14 13 ADERMIN, a former na...
adherend 14 13 the surface to which...
adherent 14 12 sticking, growing to...
adherers 15 11 ADHERER, one who rem...
adhering 16 14 ADHERE, to become or...
adjurers 16 19 ADJURER, one who com...
adjuster 16 19 one who adjusts [n -...
admirers 15 12 ADMIRER, one who adm...
admitter 15 12 one who admits [n -S...
adopters 15 12 ADOPTER, one who ado...
adorners 12 10 ADORNER, one who ado...
adroiter 13 9 ADROIT, skilful [adj...
adsorber 15 12 something that adsor...
adultery 21 13 voluntary sexual int...
advancer 17 17 one who advances [n...
adverser 15 13 ADVERSE, acting agai...
adverted 15 14 ADVERT, to refer to...
advisers 16 13 ADVISER, one who giv...
aeradios 12 9 AERADIO, a Canadian...
aerating 13 11 AERATE, to put air i...
aeration 11 9 exposure to the acti...
aerators 12 8 AERATOR, that which...
aerially 21 12 pertaining to the ai...
aerified 15 12 AERIFY, to infuse ai...
aerifies 15 11 AERIFY, to infuse ai...
aeriform 16 14 having the form of a...
aerobats 14 11 AEROBAT, one who per...
aerobics 18 14 exercise for conditi...
aerobium 16 15 an organism that req...
aerobomb 17 17 a bomb for dropping...
aerobots 14 11 AEROBOT, an unmanned...
aerodart 12 9 an arrow-headed miss...
aeroduct 16 13 a type of jet engine...
aerodyne 17 12 a heavier-than-air a...
aerofoil 15 12 a structure which gi...
aerogels 14 11 AEROGEL, a highly po...
aerogram 14 13 an airmail letter, a...
aerolite 13 9 a meteorite [n -S]
aerolith 16 11 a meteorite [n -S]
aerology 20 13 the study of the atm...
aeronaut 11 10 a traveller through...
aeronomy 18 14 the study of the upp...
aerosats 12 8 AEROSAT, a satellite...
aerosols 13 9 AEROSOL, a spray rel...
aerostat 12 8 any lighter-than-air...
aerotone 10 9 a deep bath with mas...
aetheric 18 13 pertaining to the ae...
affecter 20 17 one who affects, ass...
affeered 16 15 AFFEER, (archaic) to...
afferent 16 15 bearing, bringing or...
affirmer 19 17 one who affirms [n -...
affixers 24 21 AFFIXER, one who aff...
affrayer 23 16 a disturber of the p...
aflutter 17 13 nervously excited [a...
aftereye 20 13 (Shakespeare) to gaz...
aftersun 15 13 moisturing lotion ap...
aftertax 21 18 remaining after paym...
agacerie 16 13 (French) an allureme...
ageratum 15 14 a flowering tropical...
aginners 13 12 AGINNER, an opponent...
agisters 15 10 AGISTER, a former of...
aglimmer 18 17 glimmering [adj]
aglitter 16 11 glittering [adj]
ahemeral 16 14 not being a full 24...
ailerons 13 10 AILERON, a balancing...
airliner 14 10 a large passenger ai...
airpower 18 14 military air strengt...
alberghi 20 16 ALBERGO, an inn, als...
alcheras 19 14 ALCHERA, the dreamti...
alderfly 24 16 a riverside winged i...
alderman 14 14 a member of a munici...
aldermen 14 14 ALDERMAN, a member o...
alerions 13 10 ALERION, in heraldry...
alertest 14 9 ALERT, ready for sud...
alerting 15 12 ALERT, to warn [v]
algerine 14 12 a kind of woollen fa...
alieners 13 10 ALIENER, one that tr...
aligners 15 12 ALIGNER, one who ali...
allayers 21 12 ALLAYER, one who, or...
allegers 16 12 ALLEGER, one who all...
allergen 15 13 a substance that ind...
allergic 20 15 suffering from an al...
allergin 16 13 a substance that ind...
allerion 14 11 in heraldry, an eagl...
allotter 15 10 one who allots [n -S...
allovers 17 14 ALLOVER, a fabric wi...
allurers 16 11 ALLURER, one who all...
almeries 15 12 ALMERY, a cupboard f...
almoners 14 13 ALMONER, a giver of...
alnagers 14 12 ALNAGER, an inspecto...
alterant 13 10 something that alter...
alterers 14 9 ALTERER, one who alt...
altering 15 12 ALTER, to make diffe...
alterity 21 11 otherness [n ALTERIT...
alternat 13 10 a way of determining...
alternes 13 10 ALTERNE, one of two...
amassers 14 11 AMASSER, one who ama...
amberies 16 14 AMBERY, a cupboard f...
amberina 15 15 (tradename) a type o...
amberite 16 14 a kind of smokeless...
amberoid 16 15 a synthetic amber, a...
amberous 16 15 containing amber [ad...
ambivert 19 18 someone who is both...
ambusher 19 17 one who ambushes [n...
ameerate 12 11 the rank of an ameer...
amenders 13 13 AMENDER, one who ame...
amercers 17 14 AMERCER, one who ame...
amercing 18 17 AMERCE, to fine or p...
ammeters 15 14 AMMETER, an instrume...
amperage 16 16 the strength of an e...
anaerobe 12 12 an organism that liv...
analyser 19 12 one who analyses [n...
analyzer 22 21 a person who analyse...
anergias 13 11 ANERGIA, lack of ene...
anergies 13 11 ANERGY, the failure...
aneroids 12 10 ANEROID, a type of b...
angering 14 14 ANGER, to make angry...
angstier 14 11 ANGSTY, feeling anxi...
animater 13 12 one who, or that whi...
ankerite 13 13 a mineral closely re...
annealer 11 11 one who anneals [n -...
annoyers 17 12 ANNOYER, one who ann...
anodiser 12 10 something that anodi...
anodizer 15 19 something that anodi...
anointer 11 10 one who anoints [n -...
anserine 11 10 belonging to the goo...
anserous 12 10 resembling a goose;...
answered 15 13 ANSWER, to say, writ...
answerer 15 12 one that answers [n...
anteater 11 9 any of several mamma...
anterior 12 9 in front [adj]
anteroom 12 12 a room before, or fo...
antevert 14 13 to displace a body o...
antheral 15 12 relating to the poll...
antherid 15 12 the male reproductiv...
antihero 14 11 a principal characte...
antimere 13 12 one of the two halve...
antiquer 21 19 one who antiques, ag...
antisera 12 9 ANTISERUM, a serum c...
antlered 13 11 bearing antlers [adj...
anywhere 23 16 any place at all [n...
aperient 14 12 a laxative [n -S]
aperitif 18 14 an alcoholic pre-din...
aperture 15 12 an opening [n -S]
appealer 17 15 one who appeals [n -...
appearer 16 14 one who appears [n -...
appeaser 16 14 one who appeases [n...
apperill 20 16 (Shakespeare) peril,...
apperils 19 15 APPERIL, (Shakespear...
appliers 19 15 APPLIER, one who app...
apposers 17 14 APPOSER, (obsolete)...
appriser 18 14 one who informs, als...
apprizer 21 23 one who informs, als...
approver 19 18 one that approves [n...
aptamers 16 14 APTAMER, any of vari...
apterism 17 14 a lack of wings [n -...
apterium 17 15 a bare patch on a bi...
apterous 15 12 wingless, also APTER...
aquafers 23 21 AQUAFER, an undergro...
aquifers 24 21 AQUIFER, an undergro...
arbiters 16 11 ARBITER, a person wi...
argufier 17 14 one who argues stubb...
armerias 14 11 ARMERIA, the generic...
armigero 15 13 one who carries the...
armigers 16 13 ARMIGER, an armour-b...
armorers 14 11 ARMORER, (US) one wh...
armourer 14 12 one who makes or rep...
arousers 13 9 AROUSER, one who aro...
arranger 13 11 one that arranges [n...
arrayers 19 10 ARRAYER, one who arr...
arrester 13 8 one who makes an arr...
arrieros 13 8 ARRIERO, (Spanish) a...
arrivers 16 12 ARRIVER, one who arr...
arterial 14 9 relating to an arter...
arteries 13 8 ARTERY, a vessel tha...
artmaker 15 15 one that produces ar...
ascender 15 13 a part or stroke pro...
asheries 15 10 ASHERY, a place wher...
ashlered 16 12 ASHLER, to build wit...
asperate 14 11 to make rough or har...
asperged 16 14 ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
asperger 16 13 a vessel for sprinkl...
asperges 16 13 ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
asperity 22 13 roughness [n ASPERIT...
aspermia 16 14 failure to produce s...
asperous 15 12 rough with short hai...
aspersed 15 12 ASPERSE, to slander,...
asperser 15 11 one who asperses, al...
asperses 15 11 ASPERSE, to slander,...
aspersor 15 11 one who asperses, al...
aspheric 21 16 a lens that has a sh...
aspirers 16 11 ASPIRER, one who asp...
assailer 14 9 one who assails [n -...
assayers 19 10 ASSAYER, one that as...
assenter 12 9 one who agrees, also...
asserted 13 9 ASSERT, to state pos...
asserter 13 8 one who asserts, als...
assertor 13 8 one who asserts, als...
assevers 15 12 ASSEVER, to solemnly...
assigner 14 11 a person who transfe...
assister 14 8 one who assists, als...
assizers 17 17 ASSIZER, an officer...
assorter 13 8 one who assorts [n -...
assuager 14 11 one who assuages [n...
assumers 15 12 ASSUMER, one who ass...
assurers 14 9 ASSURER, one who ass...
asterias 13 8 ASTERIA, a precious...
asterids 14 9 ASTERID, a starfish,...
asterisk 15 12 a star-shaped mark [...
asterism 15 11 a constellation of s...
asternal 13 10 not sternal, said of...
asteroid 13 9 a rocky object, a ty...
asterted 13 9 ASTERT, (obsolete) t...
asynergy 26 15 lack of muscle co-or...
ateliers 14 9 ATELIER, an artist's...
atherine 14 11 a fish resembling th...
atheroma 15 13 a fatty deposit in t...
atomiser 14 11 an device which spra...
atomizer 17 20 an device which spra...
attacher 18 13 one who attaches [n...
attacker 17 15 one that attacks [n...
attainer 12 9 one who attains [n -...
attemper 16 14 (archaic) to alter q...
attender 12 10 one who is attentive...
attercop 18 14 (Old English) a spid...
attester 13 8 one who attests, als...
atwitter 17 11 twittering [adj]
auberges 16 14 AUBERGE, an inn, als...
augurers 15 12 AUGURER, (Shakespear...
auguster 15 12 AUGUST, stately, ven...
aulnager 14 13 cloth inspector, als...
auntlier 14 11 AUNTLY, like an aunt...
austerer 13 9 AUSTERE, severe [adj...
avengers 15 15 AVENGER, one that av...
averaged 15 15 AVERAGE, to calculat...
averager 15 14 in maritime law, a p...
averages 15 14 AVERAGE, to calculat...
averment 15 16 a positive assertion...
averring 16 15 AVER, to declare pos...
aversely 22 15 AVERSE, opposed, rel...
aversion 14 13 a feeling of repugna...
aversive 17 16 relating to aversion...
averters 15 12 AVERTER, one who ave...
averting 16 15 AVERT, to ward off [...
avoiders 15 13 AVOIDER, one who avo...
avoucher 20 18 one who avouches [n...
avoutrer 15 13 an adulterer [n -S]
awaiters 16 11 AWAITER, one who awa...
awakener 15 16 one that awakens [n...
awarders 16 12 AWARDER, one who awa...
aweather 17 13 on the weather side;...
awfuller 21 17 AWFUL, horrible [adj...
babblers 21 18 BABBLER, any of a fa...
babblier 21 18 BABBLY, given to bab...
baconers 17 15 BACONER, a pig suita...
bacteria 18 14 a microscopic organi...
bacteric 22 17 of bacteria [adj]
bacterin 18 15 a vaccine derived fr...
badgered 16 15 BADGER, to pester or...
badgerly 24 17 like a badger [adj]
bafflers 21 18 BAFFLER, a person wh...
bagpiper 21 19 one who plays the ba...
bakeries 16 15 BAKERY, a baker's sh...
balancer 18 16 one who balances [n...
balloter 17 13 one who votes by bal...
ballsier 18 13 BALLSY, gutsy [adj]
baluster 17 13 a small pillar suppo...
bandager 15 15 one who bandages [n...
banderol 15 14 (French) a small ban...
bandster 15 13 a binder of sheaves...
bangster 16 14 (Scots) a violent pe...
banisher 17 14 one that banishes [n...
banister 15 12 a stair hand-rail [n...
bankerly 23 19 like a banker [adj]
bankster 16 16 a banker or investor...
bannered 13 14 BANNER, to furnish w...
banneret 13 13 (historical) a knigh...
bannerol 14 14 a streamer, also BAN...
bantered 14 13 BANTER, to exchange...
banterer 14 12 one who banters or r...
baptiser 18 14 one who baptizes, al...
baptizer 21 23 one who baptizes, al...
barbered 17 15 BARBER, to shave or...
barberry 24 16 a thorny shrub of th...
barrater 15 11 one that persistentl...
barrener 14 12 BARREN, unproductive...
barriers 16 11 BARRIER, to shut by...
bartered 15 12 BARTER, to trade by...
barterer 15 11 a person who barters...
basifier 18 14 that which converts...
batchers 21 16 BATCHER, one who put...
batteler 16 12 someone who battels;...
battener 14 12 one who battens [n -...
battered 15 12 BATTER, to beat repe...
batterer 15 11 someone who batters...
batterie 15 11 (French) a ballet ju...
batteros 15 11 BATTERO, (Shakespear...
battlers 17 12 BATTLER, one who bat...
baulkers 18 17 BAULKER, one who bau...
baulkier 18 17 BAULKY, stubborn [ad...
bayadeer 20 14 a fabric with horizo...
bayadere 20 14 a fabric with horizo...
bayberry 30 18 the berry of the bay...
beachier 20 16 BEACHY, sandy or peb...
beaglers 17 14 BEAGLER, one who hun...
beardier 15 12 BEARDY, having a bea...
beavered 16 16 BEAVER, to work hard...
bebeerus 17 15 BEBEERU, a tropical...
bebopper 21 20 one who plays bebop,...
beckoner 18 19 one who beckons [n -...
bedcover 20 19 a cover for a bed [n...
bederals 16 13 BEDERAL, (Scots) a b...
bediaper 17 15 to put a nappy on [v...
bedlamer 17 16 a young harp seal [n...
bedliner 16 14 a protective coverin...
bedmaker 17 19 one who makes beds [...
beechier 20 16 BEECHY, abounding in...
beerages 15 13 BEERAGE, the brewing...
beerfest 17 14 (US) a beer festival...
beerhall 19 15 a large drinking pla...
beeriest 15 11 BEERY, smelling of b...
beermats 16 14 BEERMAT, a cardboard...
beernuts 15 13 BEERNUT, a peanut wi...
beersies 15 11 (New Zealand slang)...
beetlers 16 12 BEETLER, an operator...
befinger 18 17 to touch all over [v...
beflower 21 18 to cover with flower...
befouler 18 16 one who befouls [n -...
begetter 16 13 one who begets [n -S...
beginner 15 15 one who begins, a no...
beguiler 18 15 one who beguiles [n...
behavers 19 17 BEHAVER, one who beh...
beheader 16 14 one who beheads [n -...
beholder 18 15 one that beholds [n...
bejabers 19 23 an interjection attr...
belayers 22 14 BELAYER, one who bel...
belchers 22 17 BELCHER, a kind of s...
believer 18 16 one who believes [n...
belleter 17 13 a bellfounder [n -S]
bellower 20 16 one who bellows [n -...
belonger 16 15 a person of conserva...
bemoaner 14 15 one who bemoans [n -...
benchers 20 17 BENCHER, a senior me...
benchier 20 17 BENCHY, of a hillsid...
benigner 15 15 BENIGN, favourably d...
benitier 15 12 a holy-water font [n...
bepepper 21 20 to hit hard with gun...
bepester 17 14 (archaic) to pester,...
bepowder 20 18 to powder over [v -E...
beraking 17 18 BERAKE, to rake all...
berascal 19 15 to accuse of being a...
berating 16 14 BERATE, to scold sev...
beraying 22 16 BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berberes 17 14 BERBERE, an Ethiopia...
berberin 17 15 an alkaloid obtained...
berberis 18 14 a flowering shrub [n...
berceaux 24 22 BERCEAU, a cradle, a...
berceuse 18 15 (French) a lullaby [...
berdache 20 17 an American Indian t...
bereaved 16 16 BEREAVE, to deprive...
bereaven 15 16 BEREAVE, to deprive...
bereaver 16 15 one who bereaves [n...
bereaves 16 15 BEREAVE, to deprive...
berettas 15 11 BERETTA, a square ca...
bergalis 18 14 BERGALI, a fish of t...
bergamas 17 16 BERGAMA, a type of r...
bergamot 17 16 a citrus tree [n -S]
bergenia 15 14 any of various peren...
bergeres 16 13 BERGERE, a type of e...
bergfall 21 18 (German) a fall of m...
berghaan 17 16 (Afrikaans) the bate...
bergmehl 21 19 (German) a powdery d...
bergylts 25 16 BERGYLT, (Norwegian)...
berhymed 25 19 BERHYME, to compose...
berhymes 25 18 BERHYME, to compose...
beriberi 18 14 a disease caused by...
berimbau 19 18 a Brazilian single-s...
beriming 18 17 BERIME, to compose i...
beringed 16 15 adorned with rings [...
berleyed 22 15 BERLEY, (Australian)...
berlines 16 13 BERLINE, an old four...
bermudas 17 16 knee-length walking...
bernicle 19 16 a kind of wild goose...
berobbed 19 18 BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berouged 16 15 thickly rouged [adj]
berretta 15 11 (Spanish) a square c...
berrigan 16 14 an Australian tree w...
berrying 23 16 the gathering of ber...
berseems 16 14 BERSEEM, a Mediterra...
berserks 17 15 BERSERK, a Norse war...
berthage 18 15 a place for mooring...
berthing 19 16 the act of occupying...
beryline 22 15 of or like beryl, th...
beryllia 24 15 an oxide of berylliu...
besetter 15 11 one who, or that whi...
beshiver 20 17 to break into small...
besieger 16 13 one who besieges, al...
beslaver 18 16 to slobber upon [v -...
bestower 18 14 one who bestows [n -...
betatter 15 11 to tatter [v -ED, -I...
betrayer 21 13 one who betrays [n -...
bettered 15 12 BETTER, to improve [...
bevelers 18 16 BEVELER, one who bev...
beveller 19 17 one who bevels, also...
beverage 17 17 any liquid for drink...
bevering 18 18 BEVER, to snack [v]
bewailer 19 15 one who bewails or l...
bewilder 20 16 to confuse [v -ED, -...
bewrayer 24 16 one who, or that whi...
bickered 20 19 BICKER, to squabble...
bickerer 20 18 one who bickers [n -...
bicycler 30 20 one who rides a bicy...
bieldier 17 13 BIELDY, (Scots) affo...
bigeners 16 14 BIGENER, a hybrid be...
bijwoner 20 24 (Afrikaans) the subt...
bilander 16 14 (Dutch) a two-masted...
bilayers 23 14 BILAYER, a film with...
bilberry 26 17 a whortleberry shrub...
billeter 18 13 one who billets [n -...
bimester 17 14 a two-month period [...
bioherms 19 16 BIOHERM, a mound of...
biometer 16 14 a device for measuri...
birthers 19 13 BIRTHER, a person wh...
biserial 17 12 arranged in two rows...
bistered 16 12 painted with bister,...
bitchery 28 18 ill-tempered [n BITC...
bitchier 22 16 BITCHY, catty [adj]
bittered 16 12 BITTER, to make rese...
bitterer 16 11 BITTER, having a dis...
bitterly 24 14 BITTER, having a dis...
bitterns 16 12 BITTERN, a wading bi...
blabbers 21 18 BLABBER, to reveal s...
blabbier 21 18 BLABBY, tending to b...
bladders 17 14 BLADDER, a saclike r...
bladdery 23 16 like a bladder [adj]
blaggers 19 16 BLAGGER, one who bla...
blaguers 18 15 BLAGUER, one who tal...
blancher 21 18 one who, or that whi...
blashier 19 14 BLASHY, showery; of...
blasters 17 12 BLASTER, one who bla...
blastier 17 12 BLASTY, characterise...
blathers 19 14 BLATHER, to talk foo...
blatters 17 12 BLATTER, (Scots) to...
blazered 19 22 wearing a blazer [ad...
blazoner 18 22 a person who blazons...
bleacher 21 17 an outdoor uncovered...
blearier 16 12 BLEARY, dim [adj]
bleaters 16 12 BLEATER, (colloquial...
blebbier 21 18 BLEBBY, containing b...
bleeders 16 13 BLEEDER, one who ble...
bleepers 18 15 BLEEPER, a device th...
blencher 21 18 a person stationed t...
blenders 16 14 BLENDER, one that bl...
blessers 17 12 BLESSER, one who ble...
blethers 19 14 BLETHER, to talk non...
blighter 21 16 an unpleasant person...
blimpery 27 20 pompous behaviour [n...
blinders 17 14 BLINDER, a thing tha...
blingier 18 15 BLINGY, bling, flash...
blinkers 18 17 BLINKER, to put blin...
blipvert 22 19 a very short adverti...
blisters 18 12 BLISTER, to cause fl...
blistery 24 14 having blisters [adj...
blithers 20 14 BLITHER, to talk loq...
blitters 18 12 BLITTER, a chip or s...
blitzers 21 21 BLITZER, one who bli...
bloaters 16 12 BLOATER, a smoked he...
blobbier 21 18 BLOBBY, having blobs...
blockers 21 19 BLOCKER, one that bl...
blockier 21 19 BLOCKY, block-like [...
bloggers 19 16 BLOGGER, one who mai...
bloodier 16 13 BLOODY, stained with...
bloomers 17 15 BLOOMER, a large loa...
bloomery 23 17 a furnace for smelti...
bloomier 17 15 BLOOMY, covered with...
bloopers 18 15 BLOOPER, a public bl...
bloopier 18 15 BLOOPY, in baseball,...
blotters 17 12 BLOTTER, a piece of...
blottier 17 12 BLOTTY, smudged [adj...
blousier 17 13 BLOUSY, coarse and r...
blowsier 20 15 BLOWSY, coarse and r...
blowzier 23 24 BLOWZY, coarse and r...
blubbers 22 19 BLUBBER, to weep eff...
blubbery 28 21 swollen, protuberant...
bluchers 23 18 BLUCHER, (German) a...
bludgers 19 16 BLUDGER, (Australian...
bluesier 17 13 BLUESY, resembling b...
bluffers 22 19 BLUFFER, one that bl...
bluggier 20 17 BLUGGY, (colloquial)...
bluidier 18 14 BLUIDY, stained with...
blunders 17 15 BLUNDER, to make a m...
blungers 18 16 BLUNGER, a machine o...
blunkers 18 18 BLUNKER, (Scots) a b...
blurrier 18 13 BLURRY, blurred [adj...
blurters 18 13 BLURTER, one who blu...
blushers 20 15 BLUSHER, one who blu...
blusters 18 13 BLUSTER, to blow vio...
blustery 24 15 windy [adj BLUSTERIE...
boarders 15 12 BOARDER, one that bo...
boasters 15 11 BOASTER, one that bo...
bobblier 21 18 BOBBLY, like pilled...
bobowler 21 18 a type of large moth...
boerbull 20 17 a South African cros...
boerbuls 19 16 BOERBUL, (South Afri...
boertjie 17 20 (South Africa) frien...
bogglers 19 16 BOGGLER, one who bog...
boilover 18 16 a surprising result...
boiserie 15 11 (French) wood panell...
bolshier 19 14 BOLSHIE, left-wing,...
bolsters 17 12 BOLSTER, to support...
bondager 15 15 (historical) a field...
boodlers 16 13 BOODLER, someone inv...
booksier 16 15 BOOKSY, in a literar...
boosters 15 11 BOOSTER, an engine t...
bordered 15 13 BORDER, to be adjace...
borderer 15 12 a person who lives o...
borrower 18 14 one who borrows [n -...
bosomier 16 14 BOSOMY, having large...
botchers 21 16 BOTCHER, one who mak...
botchery 27 18 something botched [n...
botchier 21 16 BOTCHY, done badly [...
bothered 17 14 BOTHER, to annoy [v]
bottlers 17 12 BOTTLER, (Australian...
bottomer 16 14 a person who provide...
bouderie 15 13 (French) a pouting,...
boulders 17 14 BOULDER, a large roc...
bouldery 23 16 of a landscape, char...
boulters 17 13 BOULTER, a sieve, a...
bouncers 18 16 BOUNCER, a person or...
bouncier 18 16 BOUNCY, tending to b...
bounders 15 14 BOUNDER, a cad [n]
bourders 16 13 BOURDER, a jester [n...
boursier 16 12 (French) a foundatio...
bouviers 18 16 BOUVIER, (French) a...
boweries 18 14 BOWERY, a colonial D...
bowering 19 17 BOWER, to enclose in...
bowlders 20 16 BOWLDER, a large roc...
boxberry 30 23 an evergreen plant,...
brabbler 21 18 a clamorous, quarrel...
braceros 18 14 BRACERO, (Spanish) a...
braggers 18 15 BRAGGER, one who bra...
braggier 18 15 BRAGGY, tending to b...
braiders 16 12 BRAIDER, one who bra...
brailler 18 13 a Braille writing ma...
brainier 15 12 BRAINY, intelligent...
brancher 20 17 a young hawk or othe...
branders 15 13 BRANDER, to cook on...
brankier 16 16 BRANKY, (Scots) show...
branners 14 13 BRANNER, one that br...
brannier 14 13 BRANNY, containing b...
braseros 15 11 BRASERO, (Spanish) a...
brashier 18 13 BRASHY, covered with...
brasiers 16 11 BRASIER, one who wor...
brassier 16 11 BRASSY, resembling b...
brattier 16 11 BRATTY, like a brat,...
brawlers 20 15 BRAWLER, a fighter [...
brawlier 20 15 BRAWLIE, (Scots) ver...
brawnier 18 15 BRAWNY, strongly bui...
braziers 19 20 BRAZIER, a container...
braziery 25 22 a place where brass...
breacher 20 16 one who breaches [n...
breadier 15 12 BREADY, resembling b...
breakers 16 15 BREAKER, one that br...
breather 17 13 a rest to recover br...
breeders 15 12 BREEDER, one who bre...
breering 16 14 BREER, to sprout abo...
breezier 18 20 BREEZY, windy [adj]
breviers 18 15 BREVIER, an old type...
brewster 19 14 (Scots) a brewer, al...
briarier 16 11 BRIARY, full of bria...
brichter 22 16 BRICHT, (Scots) brig...
brickier 21 18 BRICKY, made of bric...
bridlers 18 13 BRIDLER, one who res...
briefers 18 14 BRIEFER, one who giv...
brierier 16 11 BRIERY, thorny, full...
brighter 20 15 BRIGHT, shining [adj...
brimmers 19 17 BRIMMER, a bowl or g...
bringers 17 14 BRINGER, one who bri...
briskier 18 15 BRISKY [adj]
brittler 18 12 BRITTLE, frail [adj]
broacher 20 16 a spit; a broach [n...
broguery 23 16 the use of an Irish...
broiders 16 12 BROIDER, to adorn wi...
broidery 22 14 the act of broiderin...
broilers 17 12 BROILER, a quickly-r...
brokered 16 16 BROKER, to act as a...
brommers 18 17 BROMMER, (Afrikaans)...
bronzers 18 21 BRONZER, a tanning c...
bronzier 18 21 BRONZY, of a brownis...
brooders 15 12 BROODER, a heated bu...
broodier 15 12 BROODY, tending to b...
broomier 16 14 BROOMY, abounding in...
brothers 18 13 BROTHER, to treat li...
brothier 18 13 BROTHY, like broth [...
browners 18 15 BROWNER, a fawning p...
brownier 18 15 BROWNY, somewhat bro...
browsers 19 14 BROWSER, one who bro...
browsier 19 14 BROWSY, relating to...
bruisers 17 12 BRUISER, a big husky...
bruiters 17 12 BRUITER, one that br...
brummers 19 18 BRUMMER, (Afrikaans)...
bruncher 21 18 someone who eats bru...
brushers 19 14 BRUSHER, one who bru...
brushier 19 14 BRUSHY, resembling a...
brusquer 25 22 BRUSQUE, abrupt in m...
bubblers 22 19 BUBBLER, (tradename)...
bubblier 22 19 BUBBLY, full of bubb...
buckeroo 19 19 (US) a cowboy, also...
bucklers 22 20 BUCKLER, (Shakespear...
budgeree 16 15 (Native Australian)...
budgeros 17 15 BUDGERO, (Hindi) a h...
budgerow 20 18 (Hindi) a heavy keel...
budgeter 17 15 one who prepares a b...
buffered 20 19 BUFFER, to protect a...
buffeter 20 18 one who buffets; a b...
buggered 18 17 BUGGER, to practise...
builders 18 14 BUILDER, one that bu...
bullered 18 15 BULLER, to seethe, g...
bumblers 21 19 BUMBLER, a bungler [...
bumpered 19 19 BUMPER, to drink bum...
bumsters 18 15 trousers cut just ab...
bunchers 21 18 BUNCHER, one that ga...
bunchier 21 18 BUNCHY, clustered [a...
bundlers 17 15 BUNDLER, one that bu...
bunglers 18 16 BUNGLER, one who mis...
bunkered 16 18 BUNKER, to store in...
buplever 21 20 the hare's-ear plant...
burblers 20 16 BURBLER, one who bur...
burblier 20 16 BURBLY, burbling [ad...
burdener 15 14 one who burdens [n -...
burghers 20 16 BURGHER, a freeman o...
burrower 19 15 one that burrows [n...
bursters 17 12 BURSTER, a machine f...
burstier 17 12 BURSTY, occurring in...
busheler 19 15 one who bushels, men...
bustiers 17 12 BUSTIER, (French) a...
bustlers 18 13 BUSTLER, one who bus...
butchers 22 17 BUTCHER, to slaughte...
butchery 28 19 wanton or cruel kill...
butlered 17 14 BUTLER, to act as a...
buttered 16 13 BUTTER, to spread wi...
buttoner 15 13 one who buttons [n -...
bylander 22 16 (Dutch) a two-masted...
byliners 23 15 BYLINER, one that wr...
bywoners 24 17 BYWONER, (Afrikaans)...
caballer 20 16 one who cabals, intr...
cabernet 17 15 (French) a type of b...
caboceer 20 17 a West African headm...
cabovers 20 18 CABOVER, a truck or...
cacklers 22 19 CACKLER, one who cac...
cadaster 16 12 a public record of l...
cadavers 18 16 CADAVER, a corpse [n...
caganers 16 14 CAGANER, a tradition...
cairnier 16 12 CAIRNY, relating to...
cajolers 19 21 CAJOLER, one who caj...
cajolery 25 23 persuasion by flatte...
calderas 17 13 CALDERA, (Spanish) a...
calender 16 14 to smooth by pressin...
calibers 20 15 CALIBER, the diamete...
calipers 20 15 CALIPER, to measure...
calivers 20 16 CALIVER, a type of l...
calliper 21 16 in papermaking, a me...
callower 21 16 CALLOW, immature [ad...
caloyers 23 14 CALOYER, a Greek Ort...
calvered 19 17 CALVER, to prepare f...
calypter 26 17 a hood or hoodlike s...
cambered 19 18 CAMBER, to arch slig...
cameleer 17 15 a camel driver [n -S...
canaller 17 14 a freight boat [n -S...
canaster 15 12 a kind of tobacco fo...
canceler 19 16 one who cancels, als...
cancered 18 16 affected with cancer...
candider 16 14 CANDID, frank and si...
candlers 17 14 CANDLER, one whose j...
canister 16 12 a small container, u...
cankered 16 17 CANKER, to affect wi...
cantered 15 13 CANTER, to ride a ho...
canvaser 17 16 one who goes from do...
capabler 21 18 CAPABLE, competent [...
caperers 18 14 CAPERER, one who cap...
capering 19 17 CAPER, to leap or sk...
capmaker 20 21 one that makes caps...
caponier 17 15 (French) a work made...
capsomer 19 17 a protein forming a...
capturer 19 15 one who captures [n...
capueras 18 15 CAPUERA, (Portuguese...
carceral 20 15 pertaining to prison...
careener 14 12 one who careens [n -...
careered 15 12 CAREER, to go at ful...
careerer 15 11 one who careers [n -...
caresser 16 11 one who caresses [n...
carieres 16 11 CARIERE, (obsolete)...
carmaker 18 18 an automobile manufa...
carolers 17 12 CAROLER, one who sin...
caroller 18 13 one who sings joyous...
carouser 16 12 one who carouses [n...
carriers 17 11 CARRIER, one that ca...
casernes 15 12 CASERNE, a barracks...
cashiers 19 13 CASHIER, to dismiss...
cashmere 19 16 a soft twilled fabri...
casimere 17 14 a twilled cloth of t...
castered 16 12 having casters, smal...
catbrier 19 14 a thorny vine, also...
catchers 22 16 CATCHER, one that ca...
catchier 22 16 CATCHY, pleasing and...
caterans 15 12 CATERAN, (Scots) a m...
caterers 16 11 CATERER, one that ca...
cateress 16 11 a woman who caters [...
catering 17 14 the business of cate...
catheter 18 13 a tube which can be...
catnaper 17 15 one that steals cats...
caulkers 19 17 CAULKER, a big lie,...
causerie 16 12 (French) a light and...
cavalero 18 16 a horseman, also CAB...
cavalier 19 16 careless [adj CAVALI...
caverned 17 17 CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavilers 20 16 CAVILER, one that ca...
caviller 21 17 one that cavils, als...
cavorter 18 15 one who cavorts [n -...
celeriac 20 15 a vegetable, celery...
celeries 17 12 CELERY, a plant with...
celerity 24 14 swiftness [n CELERIT...
cellarer 18 13 a monastery official...
cementer 16 15 a person or thing th...
cemetery 23 16 a burial ground [n C...
censurer 16 13 one who censures [n...
centered 15 13 CENTER, to place at...
centners 15 13 CENTNER, (German) an...
ceramals 18 15 CERAMAL, a strong al...
ceramics 21 17 CERAMIC, an item mad...
ceramide 17 15 any of a family of l...
ceramist 18 14 one who makes cerami...
cerasins 16 12 CERASIN, the insolub...
cerastes 16 11 (Greek) any venomous...
ceratins 16 12 CERATIN, a nitrogeno...
ceratoid 16 12 resembling horn or k...
cercaria 19 14 (Latin) the final la...
cercises 20 14 CERCIS, any tree or...
cerclage 21 17 any of several proce...
cercopid 22 18 any member of the fa...
cerebral 19 15 relating to the brai...
cerebric 22 17 relating to the cere...
cerebrum 20 18 a part of the brain...
cerement 16 15 a waxed wrapping for...
ceremony 22 17 a formal observance...
ceresine 15 12 a kind of hard, whit...
ceresins 16 12 CERESIN, a kind of h...
cereuses 16 12 CEREUS, (Latin) a ge...
cernuous 16 14 of flowers and buds,...
cerotype 24 16 a process of engravi...
cerrados 16 12 CERRADO, an area of...
cerrises 17 11 CERRIS, (Latin) a sp...
cerulean 16 14 a sky-blue colour, a...
cerulein 17 14 a coal-tar dyestuff,...
cerumens 17 16 CERUMEN, (Latin) the...
cerusite 17 12 native lead carbonat...
cervelas 19 16 (French) a type of F...
cervelat 19 16 (French) a type of F...
cervezas 21 24 CERVEZA, (Spanish) b...
cervical 23 19 pertaining to the ce...
cervices 22 18 CERVIX, a necklike o...
cervicum 24 22 the flexible region...
cervixes 25 22 CERVIX, a necklike o...
ceterach 21 16 a kind of fern [n -S...
chaffers 23 19 CHAFFER, to bargain...
chaffery 29 21 the act of trading [...
chaffier 23 19 CHAFFY, worthless [a...
chainers 18 14 CHAINER, one who cha...
chalders 20 15 CHALDER, an old Scot...
chalkier 21 18 CHALKY, resembling c...
chambers 22 19 CHAMBER, to put in a...
chamfers 22 19 CHAMFER, to channel...
champers 22 19 CHAMPER, one who cha...
champier 22 19 CHAMPY, broken up by...
chancers 21 17 CHANCER, an opportun...
chancery 27 19 a court of public re...
chancier 21 17 CHANCY, risky, also...
chandler 19 16 a dealer in provisio...
changers 19 16 CHANGER, one that ch...
channers 17 15 CHANNER, (Scots) gra...
chanters 18 14 CHANTER, one who cha...
chaperon 19 17 to accompany and sup...
chapiter 21 16 the capital of a a c...
chappier 23 19 CHAPPY, cracked [adj...
chapters 21 16 CHAPTER, to divide a...
chargers 20 15 CHARGER, a flat dish...
charlier 20 14 as in charlier shoe,...
charmers 20 16 CHARMER, one that ch...
charrier 19 13 CHARRY, resembling c...
charters 19 13 CHARTER, to lease or...
charvers 21 17 CHARVER, (dialect) a...
chasmier 20 16 CHASMY, full of chas...
chatters 19 13 CHATTER, to talk idl...
chattery 25 15 loquacious [adj]
chattier 19 13 CHATTY, talkative [a...
chaufers 21 17 CHAUFER, a metal box...
chauffer 23 20 a metal box for hold...
chaumers 20 17 CHAUMER, (Scots) a r...
chaunter 18 15 a singer; a precento...
chavvier 23 21 CHAVVY, like a chav...
cheaters 18 13 CHEATER, one that ch...
cheatery 24 15 a cheating [n CHEATE...
checkers 23 20 CHECKER, to divide i...
checkier 23 20 CHECKY, chequered [a...
cheekier 19 17 CHEEKY, impudent [ad...
cheepers 20 16 CHEEPER, a young bir...
cheerers 18 13 CHEERER, one who che...
cheerful 22 18 in good spirits [adj...
cheerier 18 13 CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheerily 26 16 CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheering 19 16 the act of encouragi...
cheerios 18 13 CHEERIO, goodbye, al...
cheerled 19 15 CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
cheesier 18 13 CHEESY, resembling a...
cheffier 23 19 CHEFFY, relating to...
chequers 27 23 CHEQUER, to divide i...
chequier 27 23 CHEQUY, checkered, a...
cheroots 18 13 CHEROOT, a square-cu...
cherried 19 14 CHERRY, to cheer [v]
cherrier 19 13 CHERRY, ruddy [adj]
cherries 19 13 CHERRY, a fruit [n]
chertier 19 13 CHERTY, resembling c...
cherubic 25 20 like a cherub, also...
cherubim 23 20 CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherubin 21 18 (Shakespeare) a cher...
cheruped 21 18 CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chervils 23 18 CHERVIL, an aromatic...
chestier 19 13 CHESTY, suffering fr...
cheverel 21 18 soft, flexible, kids...
cheveril 22 18 soft, flexible, kids...
cheveron 19 18 a kid glove [n -S]
cheverye 26 19 (Spenser) an Irish c...
chicaner 21 17 a person who chicane...
chichier 25 18 CHICHI, elaborately...
chiefery 27 18 an Irish chieftaincy...
chiggers 22 17 CHIGGER, a parasitic...
chillers 22 15 CHILLER, a frighteni...
chillier 22 15 CHILLY, cool [adj]
chimaera 19 16 a mythical or geneti...
chimeras 20 16 CHIMERA, an imaginar...
chimeres 20 16 CHIMERE, (French) a...
chimeric 24 19 of the nature of a c...
chimerid 21 17 a fish of the genus...
chinkier 20 18 CHINKY, full of crac...
chippers 24 19 CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chippier 24 19 CHIPPY, belligerent...
chirpers 22 16 CHIRPER, a little bi...
chirpier 22 16 CHIRPY, cheerful [ad...
chiseler 20 14 one who chisels; a s...
chitters 20 13 CHITTER, to shiver o...
chittier 20 13 CHITTY, childish [ad...
choccier 25 19 CHOCCY, having the t...
choleras 19 14 CHOLERA, an acute an...
choleric 23 17 bad-tempered [adj CH...
chollers 21 15 (English dialect) ch...
chompers 22 19 CHOMPER, one who cho...
choosers 18 13 CHOOSER, one who cho...
choosier 18 13 CHOOSY, difficult to...
choppers 23 19 CHOPPER, to travel b...
choppier 23 19 CHOPPY, full of irre...
chortler 20 14 one who chortles [n...
chounter 18 15 to mutter, grumble,...
chousers 19 14 CHOUSER, a swindler...
chowders 22 17 CHOWDER, to make a t...
chromier 20 16 CHROMY, decorated wi...
chubbier 24 20 CHUBBY, plump, short...
chuckers 24 21 CHUCKER, a bowler wh...
chuckler 25 22 one who chuckles [n...
chudders 20 16 CHUDDER, the large v...
chuffier 24 20 CHUFFY, fat or puffe...
chuggers 22 18 CHUGGER, a charity w...
chukkers 22 22 CHUKKER, (Hindi) a p...
chummier 22 20 CHUMMY, friendly [ad...
chunders 19 16 CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunkier 20 19 CHUNKY, in chunks, s...
chunners 18 16 CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chunters 19 15 CHUNTER, to mutter,...
churners 19 15 CHURNER, a person wh...
cicerone 18 15 (Italian) a guide es...
ciceroni 19 15 CICERONE, (Italian)...
ciderkin 18 17 a type of weak cider...
cindered 16 14 CINDER, to reduce to...
cinerary 22 14 pertaining to ashes,...
cinereal 16 13 relating to cinerea,...
cinereas 15 12 CINEREA, the grey ma...
cinerins 16 13 CINERIN, a pyrethrum...
ciphered 21 17 CIPHER, to work at a...
cipherer 21 16 one who ciphers [n -...
circiter 21 14 (Latin) formerly use...
circlers 22 15 CIRCLER, one who enc...
cisterna 16 12 a fluid-containing s...
cisterns 17 12 CISTERN, an artifici...
citherns 19 14 CITHERN, a pear-shap...
citterns 17 12 CITTERN, a pear-shap...
clabbers 22 18 CLABBER, to curdle,...
clackers 22 19 CLACKER, that which...
cladders 18 14 CLADDER, one who cla...
claggier 20 16 CLAGGY, sticky [adj]
claimers 19 15 CLAIMER, one who mak...
clambers 21 18 CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clammers 20 18 CLAMMER, one who gat...
clammier 20 18 CLAMMY, unpleasantly...
clamorer 18 15 one who makes a clam...
clampers 21 18 CLAMPER, to botch up...
clangers 18 15 CLANGER, (colloquial...
clankier 18 17 CLANKY, making a sha...
clappers 22 18 CLAPPER, to make a n...
claquers 26 22 CLAQUER, a member of...
clartier 18 12 CLARTY, sticky and d...
clashers 20 14 CLASHER, one who cla...
claspers 20 15 CLASPER, a clasping...
classers 18 12 CLASSER, one that cl...
classier 18 12 CLASSY, having class...
clatters 18 12 CLATTER, to make a r...
clattery 24 14 having a rattling so...
clavered 19 17 CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
claviers 20 16 CLAVIER, an early ke...
claviger 21 18 (Latin) one who carr...
cleaners 16 13 CLEANER, one that cl...
cleanser 16 13 that which cleanses...
clearers 17 12 CLEARER, one that cl...
cleavers 19 16 CLEAVER, a heavy kni...
cleckier 22 19 CLECKY, broody [adj]
clencher 22 18 a tool for clenching...
clergies 19 14 CLERGY, the body of...
clerical 22 16 like a cleric [adj C...
clerihew 23 17 a light verse quatra...
clerkdom 20 20 the status of a cler...
clerkess 19 16 a female clerk [n -E...
clerking 20 19 CLERK, to serve as a...
clerkish 22 18 resembling a clerk [...
cleruchs 24 18 CLERUCH, a citizen o...
cleruchy 30 20 an allotment of land...
cleverer 19 16 CLEVER, intelligent,...
cleverly 27 19 CLEVER, intelligent,...
clickers 23 19 CLICKER, the composi...
cliffier 23 18 CLIFFY, abounding in...
cliftier 21 15 CLIFTY, broken into...
climbers 22 18 CLIMBER, one that cl...
clincher 23 18 a decisive remark [n...
clingers 19 15 CLINGER, something o...
clingier 19 15 CLINGY, adhesive [ad...
clinkers 19 17 CLINKER, to make fur...
clippers 23 18 CLIPPER, a kind of s...
cliquier 27 22 CLIQUEY, inclined to...
clitters 19 12 CLITTER, to make a s...
clobbers 22 18 CLOBBER, to strike v...
clockers 22 19 CLOCKER, a 24-hour d...
cloddier 18 14 CLODDY, earthy [adj]
cloggers 20 16 CLOGGER, a maker of...
cloggier 20 16 CLOGGY, lumpy, stick...
cloister 18 12 to seclude [v -ED, -...
clonkier 18 17 CLONKY, making a dul...
clothier 20 14 one who deals in clo...
clotters 18 12 CLOTTER, to coagulat...
clottier 18 12 CLOTTY, tending to c...
cloudier 18 14 CLOUDY, overcast wit...
clouters 18 13 CLOUTER, one who clo...
clovered 19 17 covered with clover...
clowders 21 16 CLOWDER, a collectiv...
clownery 26 18 clownish behaviour [...
clubbers 23 19 CLUBBER, a person wh...
clubbier 23 19 CLUBBY, characterist...
cluckers 23 20 CLUCKER, a chicken [...
cluckier 23 20 CLUCKY, (Australian...
clumbers 22 19 CLUMBER, a stocky sp...
clumpers 22 19 CLUMPER, a kind of h...
clumpier 22 19 CLUMPY, in clumps [a...
clumsier 20 16 CLUMSY, not dexterou...
clunkers 19 18 CLUNKER, a dilapidat...
clunkier 19 18 CLUNKY, clumsy in st...
clusters 19 13 CLUSTER, to form int...
clustery 25 15 pertaining to a clus...
clutters 19 13 CLUTTER, to pile in...
cluttery 25 15 characterized by dis...
clysters 25 14 CLYSTER, (archaic) a...
coachers 21 16 COACHER, a person wh...
coachier 21 16 COACHY, relating to...
coasters 16 11 COASTER, a vessel th...
cobblers 22 18 COBBLER, a mender of...
cobblery 28 20 the mending of shoes...
cocinera 18 15 a cook [n -S]
cockered 20 19 COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockerel 21 19 a young rooster [n -...
cocklers 22 19 COCKLER, someone who...
cocksier 21 18 COCKSY, self-importa...
cocooner 17 15 one who retreats to...
coddlers 18 14 CODDLER, one who cod...
coderive 18 16 to derive jointly [v...
codifier 19 15 one who codifies [n...
codriver 19 16 one who codrives [n...
coercers 19 14 COERCER, one who coe...
coercing 20 17 COERCE, to compel by...
coercion 18 15 the act of coercing...
coercive 21 18 serving or intended...
coerects 19 14 COERECT, to erect to...
coexerts 22 18 COEXERT, to exert jo...
coffered 20 18 COFFER, to put in a...
cogeners 16 14 COGENER, something o...
cogglier 20 16 COGGLY, shaky [adj]
cogniser 17 14 one that cognizes, a...
cognizer 20 23 one that cognizes, a...
coherent 17 14 sticking together [a...
coherers 18 13 COHERER, a device us...
cohering 19 16 COHERE, to stick tog...
coholder 19 15 an athlete who share...
coinfers 18 15 COINFER, to infer jo...
coinhere 17 14 to inhere jointly [v...
cointers 16 12 COINTER, to bury tog...
cokernut 17 17 the large, hard-shel...
colander 16 14 a perforated vessel...
coleader 16 13 one who leads togeth...
colleger 19 15 a student supported...
collider 19 14 a type of accelerato...
colliers 19 13 COLLIER, a coal mine...
colliery 25 15 the place where coal...
colluder 19 15 one who conspires in...
colorers 17 12 COLORER, one that co...
colourer 17 13 one that colors, als...
comakers 18 18 COMAKER, one who sta...
combater 19 17 one who fights again...
combiner 19 18 one who, or that whi...
combover 21 21 a vain attempt to ma...
comelier 18 15 COMELY, pleasing to...
comember 20 20 a joint member [n -S...
comeover 18 18 a person who has com...
comether 19 16 (dialect) wheedling,...
commerce 21 20 to engage in trade [...
commeres 18 17 COMMERE, (French) a...
commerge 19 19 to merge together [v...
commoner 17 18 one of the common pe...
communer 18 19 one who communes [n...
commuter 19 18 one who commutes; es...
comparer 19 17 one who compares [n...
compeers 19 17 COMPEER, to be the e...
compered 19 18 COMPERE, to act as m...
comperes 19 17 COMPERE, to act as m...
compiler 21 18 one who compiles, es...
complier 21 18 one who complies [n...
composer 19 17 one who writes music...
compters 20 17 COMPTER, (obsolete)...
computer 20 18 a machine that compu...
conceder 18 16 one who concedes [n...
concerns 18 16 CONCERN, to be of in...
concerti 19 15 CONCERTO, a musical...
concerto 18 15 a musical compositio...
concerts 19 15 CONCERT, to construc...
conciser 19 15 CONCISE, succinct [a...
condoler 16 14 one who condoles [n...
condoner 14 14 one who condones [n...
conducer 19 17 one that conduces [n...
conferee 16 15 one on whom somethin...
conferva 19 19 a freshwater alga [n...
confider 18 16 one who confides [n...
confiner 17 16 one who, or that whi...
confrere 17 15 (French) a fellow me...
confuter 18 16 one who confutes or...
congener 15 15 something of the sam...
conifers 18 15 CONIFER, any tree or...
conjurer 18 22 a person who perform...
conniver 17 17 one who connives [n...
conquers 24 22 CONQUER, to overcome...
conserve 17 16 to keep, preserve [v...
consider 16 13 to think about [v -E...
consoler 16 13 one who gives consol...
consters 16 12 CONSTER, (archaic) t...
consumer 17 16 one who, or that whi...
convener 16 17 one who convenes, al...
converge 18 18 to come together [v...
converse 17 16 reversed, opposite [...
converso 17 16 a mediaeval Spanish...
converts 18 16 CONVERT, to change i...
conveyer 23 18 one that conveys, al...
convoker 18 20 one who convokes [n...
coopered 17 15 COOPER, to make barr...
copering 19 17 COPER, to supply a s...
copperah 22 19 dried coconut meat,...
copperas 20 17 a compound used in m...
coppered 20 18 COPPER, to cover wit...
cordiner 16 13 (archaic) a shoemake...
cornered 15 13 CORNER, to gain cont...
coroners 15 12 CORONER, an officer...
corroder 16 12 something that corro...
corulers 18 13 CORULER, one that ru...
coshered 18 14 COSHER, to pamper, c...
cosherer 18 13 someone who lives on...
cosigner 17 14 one who cosigns [n -...
costlier 18 12 COSTLY, expensive [a...
costumer 18 15 one who makes or dea...
coteries 16 11 COTERIE, (French) a...
cottager 17 13 one who lives in a c...
cottered 16 12 COTTER [v]
cottiers 17 11 COTTIER, an Irish te...
couchers 22 17 COUCHER, one who cou...
coughers 20 16 COUGHER, one that co...
coulters 18 13 COULTER, a blade on...
counters 16 13 COUNTER, to oppose [...
couplers 20 16 COUPLER, someone who...
couriers 17 12 COURIER, to deliver...
coursers 17 12 COURSER, a swift hor...
courters 17 12 COURTER, one who cou...
courtier 17 12 someone in attendanc...
couthier 19 14 COUTHIE, friendly, a...
couverts 19 16 COUVERT, (French) a...
coverage 18 17 the extent to which...
coverall 20 17 one-piece protective...
coverers 18 15 COVERER, one that co...
covering 19 18 something that cover...
coverlet 19 16 a bed covering, also...
coverlid 20 17 a bed covering, also...
coversed 18 16 as in coversed sine/...
covertly 26 18 COVERT, secret [adv]
coverups 21 19 COVERUP, something u...
coveters 18 15 COVETER, one who cov...
cowberry 28 19 the red whortleberry...
cowering 20 17 COWER, to cringe [v]
cowherbs 24 19 COWHERB, a European...
cowherds 22 17 COWHERD, one who ten...
cowinner 18 16 one of two or more w...
coworker 20 18 a fellow worker [n -...
cowriter 20 14 one who cowrites [n...
cozeners 18 21 COZENER, one who coz...
crabbers 21 17 CRABBER, a crab fish...
crabbier 21 17 CRABBY, ill-tempered...
crackers 21 18 CRACKER, a thin, cri...
crackier 21 18 CRACKY, full of crac...
cradlers 18 13 CRADLER, one who cra...
crafters 19 14 CRAFTER, a person do...
craftier 19 14 CRAFTY, skillful in...
craggers 19 15 CRAGGER, a member of...
craggier 19 15 CRAGGY, full of crag...
crammers 19 17 CRAMMER, a person wh...
crampers 20 17 CRAMPER, a spiked me...
crampier 20 17 CRAMPY, affected wit...
crankier 17 16 CRANKY, cantankerous...
crappers 21 17 CRAPPER, a toilet [n...
crappier 21 17 CRAPPY, inferior in...
crashers 19 13 CRASHER, one who cra...
cratered 16 12 CRATER, to form cavi...
crawlers 21 15 CRAWLER, one that cr...
crawlier 21 15 CRAWLY, creepy [adj]
crayoner 21 14 one who crayons, als...
creakier 17 15 CREAKY, creaking, al...
creamers 17 14 CREAMER, a device fo...
creamery 23 16 a place where butter...
creamier 17 14 CREAMY, having the c...
creasers 16 11 CREASER, one who cre...
creasier 16 11 CREASY, having wrink...
creekier 17 15 CREEKY, full of cree...
creepers 18 14 CREEPER, a creeping...
creepier 18 14 CREEPY, rather eerie...
creperie 18 14 a restaurant that sp...
cressier 17 11 CRESSY, like cress [...
creutzer 20 21 (German) a small cop...
cribbers 22 17 CRIBBER, one that cr...
crimmers 20 17 CRIMMER, (German) a...
crimpers 21 17 CRIMPER, a person or...
crimpier 21 17 CRIMPY, wrinkled, cu...
cringers 18 14 CRINGER, a person wh...
crippler 23 18 one that cripples; (...
crispers 20 14 CRISPER, a compartme...
crispier 20 14 CRISPY, crisp in tex...
criteria 17 11 CRITERION, a standar...
critters 18 11 CRITTER, a creature,...
croakers 17 15 CROAKER, a person or...
croakier 17 15 CROAKY, low and hoar...
crockery 27 20 domestic pottery [n...
crofters 19 14 CROFTER, a tenant fa...
crookery 23 17 crooked activity [n...
crooners 15 12 CROONER, one who cro...
croonier 15 12 CROONY, having or be...
croppers 21 17 CROPPER, a plant tha...
crosiers 17 11 CROSIER, a bishop's...
crossers 17 11 CROSSER, one that cr...
croupers 19 15 CROUPER, a strap buc...
croupier 19 15 an attendant in a ca...
crowders 20 15 CROWDER, a fiddler [...
crowners 19 15 CROWNER, an officer...
croziers 20 20 CROZIER, a bishop's...
crucifer 23 18 one who bears a cros...
cruddier 18 14 CRUDDY, dirty, unple...
crueller 19 14 CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruisers 18 12 CRUISER, a high-spee...
cruisier 18 12 CRUISY, frequented b...
crullers 20 14 CRULLER, in North Am...
crumbers 21 18 CRUMBER, one who mak...
crumbier 21 18 CRUMBY, full of crum...
crummier 20 18 CRUMMY, mean, despic...
crumpier 21 18 CRUMPY, crisp, also...
cruncher 22 18 one that crunches [n...
cruppers 22 18 CRUPPER, a strap on...
crusader 17 13 one that crusades [n...
crushers 20 14 CRUSHER, one that cr...
crustier 18 12 CRUSTY, covered with...
cucumber 24 22 a garden vegetable,...
cuddlers 19 15 CUDDLER, one who cud...
cuddlier 19 15 CUDDLY, pleasant to...
cudgeler 19 16 one who cudgels, als...
cudgerie 18 15 (Australia) a large...
cuissers 18 12 CUISSER, (Scots) a s...
cuitered 17 13 CUITER, (Scots) to w...
culchier 24 18 CULCHIE, (Irish) rus...
culshier 21 15 CULSHIE, rustic, boo...
culverin 20 18 a lightweight, porta...
culverts 21 17 CULVERT [n]
cumbered 20 19 CUMBER, to burden [v...
cumberer 20 18 one who cumbers [n -...
cupelers 20 16 CUPELER, one who ass...
cupeller 21 17 someone who cupels,...
curdlers 19 14 CURDLER, something o...
curriers 18 12 CURRIER, a person wh...
curriery 24 14 the shop of a currie...
curseder 17 13 CURSED, wicked [adj]
customer 18 15 one who buys somethi...
cutchery 29 19 a judicial office in...
cutesier 17 12 CUTESY, (US) affecte...
cutovers 19 16 CUTOVER, (US) land c...
cutwater 20 15 the forepart of a sh...
cyberpet 27 19 a computer simulated...
cybersex 31 23 sexual communication...
cyberwar 28 19 crippling an enemy s...
cylinder 24 16 to provide with a tu...
cymbaler 27 20 one who plays the cy...
cyphered 27 19 CYPHER, to write in...
cytaster 23 13 a structure formed i...
dabblers 19 16 DABBLER, one who dab...
dabsters 16 12 DABSTER, one who is...
dackered 17 17 DACKER, (Scots) to l...
daggered 15 14 DAGGER, to stab with...
daikered 14 14 DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
daintier 13 10 DAINT [adj]
dakerhen 15 16 another name for the...
dakering 15 16 DAKER, to lounge, al...
dalliers 16 11 DALLIER, one who dal...
damagers 15 14 DAMAGER, one who dam...
damneder 13 14 DAMNED, damnable [ad...
dampener 15 16 a thing that dampens...
dandered 12 12 DANDER, (dialect) to...
dandlers 14 12 DANDLER, one who dan...
dangered 13 13 DANGER, to expose to...
danglers 15 13 DANGLER, (archaic) o...
danglier 15 13 DANGLY, hanging loos...
dapperer 17 15 DAPPER, trim, neat [...
dapperly 25 18 DAPPER, trim, neat [...
darkener 13 14 someone or something...
darklier 16 14 DARKLY, DARK, having...
darneder 12 11 DARNED, bothersome [...
dataller 15 11 a day-labourer, also...
daughter 17 14 a female child [n -S...
daunders 13 12 DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daunered 12 12 DAUNER, (dialect) to...
daunters 13 11 DAUNTER, one who dau...
dawdlers 18 14 DAWDLER, one who daw...
dawnered 15 14 DAWNER, (dialect) to...
daytaler 20 12 a day-labourer, also...
dazzlers 21 28 DAZZLER, a remarkabl...
deadener 11 11 one that deadens [n...
deadlier 14 11 DEADLY, lethal [adj]
deaerate 11 9 to remove air or gas...
deathier 15 11 DEATHY, like death [...
debarker 16 16 one that removes bar...
debasers 15 12 DEBASER, one who deb...
debaters 15 12 DEBATER, one who deb...
deboners 14 13 DEBONER, a utensil f...
debugger 18 17 a computer program d...
debunker 16 18 one who debunks [n -...
decanter 15 13 a decorative bottle...
decayers 22 14 DECAYER, an agent th...
deceiver 18 16 one who deceives [n...
decenter 15 13 to put out of center...
decerned 15 14 DECERN, to decree by...
deciders 17 13 DECIDER, one that de...
decipher 21 17 to interpret from th...
declarer 17 13 one who declares [n...
decliner 17 14 one who declines [n...
decoders 16 13 DECODER, one what de...
decoyers 22 14 DECOYER, one who dec...
decreers 16 12 DECREER, one who dec...
decriers 17 12 DECRIER, one who dec...
deemster 14 12 a judge on the Isle...
deepener 13 13 one that deepens [n...
deerhorn 14 12 the horn of a deer [...
deerlets 14 10 DEERLET, a water-dee...
deerlike 15 14 like a deer [adj]
deerskin 14 14 the skin of a deer [...
deerweed 15 13 a bushlike herb [n -...
deeryard 19 12 an area where deer h...
defacers 18 15 DEFACER, one who def...
defamers 16 15 DEFAMER, one who def...
defeater 14 12 one who defeats [n -...
defender 14 14 one who defends [n -...
deferent 14 13 an imaginary circle...
deferral 16 13 the act of deferring...
deferred 15 13 DEFER, to postpone [...
deferrer 15 12 one who defers [n -S...
defilers 17 13 DEFILER, one who def...
definers 15 13 DEFINER, one who def...
deflater 16 13 something that defla...
deflower 19 16 to deprive of virgin...
defoamer 15 15 an agent used for de...
defogger 17 16 an agent used for de...
deforcer 18 15 one who deforces, ke...
deformer 16 15 one who deforms [n -...
defrayer 21 14 one who pays off exp...
defusers 16 13 DEFUSER, one who def...
degasser 14 11 an agent used for de...
degender 13 13 (Spenser) to degener...
degermed 15 15 DEGERM, to remove ge...
degrader 14 12 one that degrades [n...
dehorner 14 12 an implement for rem...
dehorter 15 11 a dissuader; an advi...
deifiers 16 12 DEIFIER, one who dei...
dejeuner 14 20 (French) a breakfast...
delayers 20 12 DELAYER, one who del...
delivers 17 14 DELIVER, to take to...
delivery 23 16 the act of deliverin...
delouser 14 11 an agent that remove...
deluders 15 12 DELUDER, one who del...
deluster 15 11 to lessen the sheen...
demander 13 14 one who demands [n -...
demerara 13 12 a light-brown raw ca...
demerged 15 15 DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerger 15 14 to remove a division...
demerges 15 14 DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerits 15 12 DEMERIT, to lower in...
demersal 15 13 found at the bottom...
demersed 14 13 DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demerses 14 12 DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
deminers 14 13 DEMINER, one that re...
demister 15 12 a device that demist...
dempster 17 15 (Scots) formerly in...
demurrer 15 13 one who demurs [n -S...
denuders 13 12 DENUDER, one who den...
departer 15 12 one who departs [n -...
depermed 16 16 DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicter 19 15 one that depicts, al...
depleter 16 13 one who depletes [n...
deplorer 16 13 one who deplores [n...
deployer 22 15 one who deploys [n -...
deporter 15 12 one who deports [n -...
deposers 15 12 DEPOSER, one who dep...
depraver 17 16 one who depraves [n...
depriver 18 16 one who deprives [n...
deracine 15 13 (French) a displaced...
deraigns 14 12 DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derailed 14 11 DERAIL, to cause to...
derailer 14 10 something which dera...
deranged 13 13 DERANGE, to disorder...
deranger 13 12 one who deranges [n...
deranges 13 12 DERANGE, to disorder...
derating 14 12 the act of derating...
deration 12 10 to free from rationi...
deratted 13 10 DERAT, to rid of rat...
deraying 20 14 DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derechos 18 14 DERECHO, a line of i...
derelict 18 13 anything forsaken or...
deriders 14 10 DERIDER, one who der...
deriding 15 13 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derigged 16 14 DERIG, to dismantle...
deringer 14 12 a small pocket pisto...
derision 13 10 the act of deriding...
derisive 16 13 expressing derision,...
derisory 20 11 expressing derision,...
derivate 15 13 to derive, especiall...
derivers 16 13 DERIVER, one who der...
deriving 17 16 DERIVE, to trace to...
dermatic 18 15 relating to the derm...
dermises 15 12 DERMIS, the true ski...
dermoids 15 13 DERMOID, a cyst or s...
derogate 13 11 degenerate [adj DERO...
derricks 19 16 DERRICK, to hoist by...
derriere 13 9 (French) the backsid...
derrises 14 9 DERRIS, a vine yield...
desalter 14 10 something used for d...
descaler 17 13 a thing for removing...
descrier 17 12 one who descries [n...
deseeder 12 10 one that deseeds [n...
deserted 13 10 DESERT, to abandon [...
deserter 13 9 one that deserts [n...
desertic 17 12 like a desert, arid...
deserved 15 14 DESERVE, to be worth...
deserver 15 13 one who deserves [n...
deserves 15 13 DESERVE, to be worth...
designer 14 12 one who designs [n -...
desilver 17 14 to remove the silver...
desirers 14 9 DESIRER, one who des...
desorber 15 12 one that desorbs [n...
despiser 16 12 one who despises [n...
desserts 14 9 DESSERT, a final cou...
destrier 14 9 (archaic) a war-hors...
detacher 18 14 one who detaches [n...
detailer 14 10 one who details [n -...
detainer 12 10 the unlawful withhol...
detecter 16 12 one that detects, al...
deterged 14 12 DETERGE, to cleanse...
deterger 14 11 one that deterges [n...
deterges 14 11 DETERGE, to cleanse...
deterred 13 10 DETER, to hinder or...
deterrer 13 9 one that deters [n -...
detester 13 9 one who detests [n -...
deticker 18 16 an agent used for de...
deuteric 17 13 pertaining to heavy...
deuteron 12 11 the nucleus of heavy...
deverbal 18 17 a word derived from...
devisers 16 13 DEVISER, one who dev...
devourer 15 14 one who devours [n -...
devouter 15 14 DEVOUT, pious [adj]
dewaters 16 12 DEWATER, to remove w...
dewberry 25 17 a fruit like a black...
dewormer 17 15 an agent for removin...
diablery 23 15 black magic; sorcery...
diallers 16 11 DIALLER, one that di...
dialoger 15 12 one who makes things...
dialyser 21 12 an apparatus used fo...
dialyzer 24 21 an apparatus used fo...
diameter 14 12 a straight line pass...
diapered 15 13 DIAPER, to put a nap...
diasters 14 9 DIASTER, (Greek) a s...
dibblers 20 16 DIBBLER, a device fo...
dickered 18 17 DICKER, to haggle, t...
dickerer 18 16 one who dickers [n -...
dicktier 19 16 DICKTY, (US slang) p...
didapper 18 16 a small grebe, also...
diddered 14 12 DIDDER, (dialect) to...
diddlers 16 12 DIDDLER, a cheat [n]
diemaker 15 16 one that makes dies...
diereses 13 9 DIERESIS, the separa...
dieresis 14 9 the separation of tw...
dieretic 17 12 of or like dieresis,...
diesters 14 9 DIESTER, a type of c...
diethers 16 11 DIETHER, a chemical...
differed 18 16 DIFFER, to be unlike...
diffuser 19 16 one that diffuses, a...
digerati 15 11 the elite who make m...
digester 15 11 an apparatus which s...
dilaters 15 10 DILATER, something t...
diluters 16 11 DILUTER, someone who...
dimerise 15 12 to make into a dimer...
dimerism 17 15 the state of being d...
dimerize 18 21 to make into a dimer...
dimerous 15 13 composed of two part...
dimeters 15 12 DIMETER, a verse of...
dimplier 19 16 DIMPLY, dimpled [adj...
dinklier 16 15 DINKLY, neat, tidy [...
dinnered 12 12 DINNER, to dine [v]
diopters 16 12 DIOPTER, a measure o...
diplexer 23 20 a device which enabl...
dipteral 17 13 having two wings onl...
dipteran 15 13 an insect of the ord...
dipteras 16 12 DIPTERA, an extensiv...
dipteroi 16 12 DIPTEROS, a building...
dipteron 15 13 a two-winged insect,...
dipteros 16 12 a building with two...
directer 17 12 DIRECT, straightforw...
disabler 17 13 one who disables [n...
disarmer 15 12 one that disarms [n...
disaster 14 9 a calamity [n -S]
discerns 17 13 DISCERN, to perceive...
discerps 20 15 DISCERP, to separate...
discoers 17 12 DISCOER, one who fre...
discover 19 16 to find out, also DI...
disherit 17 11 to deprive of an inh...
disinter 14 10 to exhume [v DISINTE...
disliker 17 14 one who dislikes [n...
dismaler 16 13 DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
disorder 14 10 to disarrange [v -ED...
disowner 16 13 one who disowns [n -...
disperse 16 12 to scatter [v DISPER...
disponer 15 13 one who legally tran...
disposer 16 12 one who disposes [n...
disputer 17 13 one who disputes [n...
disrober 16 12 one who, or that whi...
dissaver 16 13 one who dissaves [n...
disserts 15 9 DISSERT, to discuss...
disserve 16 13 to treat badly [v DI...
dissever 16 13 to sever, part in tw...
ditchers 20 14 DITCHER, one who dig...
dithered 16 12 DITHER, to act indec...
ditherer 16 11 one who dithers [n -...
diverged 17 16 DIVERGE, to move in...
diverges 17 15 DIVERGE, to move in...
diversed 16 14 DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diverses 16 13 DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diversly 24 16 DIVERS, sundry, seve...
diverted 16 14 DIVERT, to turn asid...
diverter 16 13 one who diverts [n -...
dividers 17 14 DIVIDER, one who div...
diviners 16 14 DIVINER, one who div...
divorcer 19 16 one who divorces [n...
divulger 19 17 one who divulges [n...
doddered 13 12 DODDER, to walk unst...
dodderer 13 11 one who dodders [n -...
dogberry 23 16 the berry of the dog...
doggeder 15 14 DOGGED, stubbornly d...
doggerel 16 14 poor quality comic v...
doggoner 14 14 DOGGONE, damned, cur...
dognaper 15 15 one who dognaps, abd...
dolerite 14 10 a type of igneous ro...
dolliers 16 11 DOLLIER, one who whe...
domineer 13 13 to be overbearing [v...
dondered 12 12 DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donnered 11 12 (Scots) stupid, dull...
donniker 13 15 an outside lavatory,...
doodlers 14 11 DOODLER, one that do...
doomster 14 12 (Scots) formerly in...
dopester 15 12 one who predicts the...
dormered 14 13 having dormer window...
dosseret 13 9 a block resting on t...
dossiers 14 9 DOSSIER, a file of p...
dotterel 14 10 a shore bird, also D...
douanier 12 11 (French) a customhou...
doublers 17 14 DOUBLER, one that do...
doubters 16 13 DOUBTER, one who dou...
doughier 17 14 DOUGHY, resembling d...
douzeper 18 22 (Spenser) one of the...
dovering 16 16 DOVER, (Scots) to do...
dowagers 17 14 DOWAGER, a title giv...
doweries 16 12 DOWERY, the property...
dowering 17 15 DOWER, to provide wi...
drabbers 18 15 DRABBER, one who ass...
drabbier 18 15 DRABBY, sluttish, al...
drabbler 19 16 a piece of canvas fa...
drablers 17 13 DRABLER, a piece of...
draffier 18 15 DRAFFY, like dregs,...
drafters 16 12 DRAFTER, a person wh...
draftier 16 12 DRAFTY, exposed to c...
draggers 16 13 DRAGGER, a fishing v...
draggier 16 13 DRAGGY, boring [adj]
dragster 15 11 a car built or modif...
drainers 13 10 DRAINER, someone or...
drapiers 16 12 DRAPIER, (obsolete)...
drawlers 18 13 DRAWLER, one who dra...
drawlier 18 13 DRAWLY, marked by dr...
dreaders 13 10 DREADER, someone who...
dreamers 14 12 DREAMER, one that dr...
dreamery 20 14 a place favourable t...
dreamier 14 12 DREAMY, full of drea...
drearier 13 9 DREARY, dismal [adj]
dreckier 18 16 DRECKY, rubbishy, al...
dredgers 15 12 DREDGER, a boat or m...
dreggier 16 13 DREGGY, full of dreg...
dreicher 19 14 DREICH, dreary, also...
dreigher 17 13 DREIGH, (Scots) drea...
drekkier 16 17 DREKKY, rubbishy, al...
drencher 18 15 something that drenc...
dressers 14 9 DRESSER, one that dr...
dressier 14 9 DRESSY, showy in dre...
dribbers 19 15 DRIBBER, (obsolete)...
dribbler 20 16 one who dribbles [n...
drifters 17 12 DRIFTER, one that dr...
driftier 17 12 DRIFTY, full of mass...
drillers 17 11 DRILLER, one who dri...
drinkers 15 14 DRINKER, one who dri...
drippers 19 15 DRIPPER, something f...
drippier 19 15 DRIPPY, silly, inane...
driveler 17 14 one who drivels, als...
droghers 17 13 DROGHER, a West Indi...
drollery 22 13 something droll [n D...
droolier 14 10 DROOLY, drooling [ad...
droopier 15 12 DROOPY, hanging [adj...
droppers 18 15 DROPPER, a tube for...
droseras 13 9 DROSERA, a genus of...
drossier 14 9 DROSSY, worthless [a...
drowners 16 13 DROWNER, one who dro...
drowsier 17 12 DROWSY, sleepy [adj]
drubbers 19 16 DRUBBER, one who dru...
drudgers 16 13 DRUDGER, one who dru...
drudgery 22 15 hard, tedious work [...
druggers 17 14 DRUGGER, one who dru...
druggier 17 14 DRUGGY, affected by...
drugster 16 12 a drug addict [n -S]
drumlier 17 14 DRUMLY, (Scots) turb...
drummers 17 16 DRUMMER, one who pla...
druthers 17 12 DRUTHER, one's prefe...
duddered 14 13 DUDDER, to tremble,...
duellers 16 12 DUELLER, one who due...
dukeries 15 14 DUKERY, a duke's sea...
dulcimer 20 17 a musical instrument...
dummerer 16 16 somebody who pretend...
dumpster 18 16 a large skip for ref...
dungmere 15 16 a manure-pit [n -S]
duperies 16 13 DUPERY, the act or p...
duplexer 23 21 a system allowing us...
durneder 13 12 DURNED, damned [adj]
dweebier 18 15 DWEEBY, socially ine...
dwellers 19 14 DWELLER, one who dwe...
dyesters 20 11 DYESTER, (Scots) one...
eagerest 13 10 EAGER, full of keen...
earthier 15 10 EARTHY, consisting o...
easterly 20 11 a wind from the east...
eateries 12 8 EATERIE, a restauran...
ebenezer 16 21 (Hebrew) a chapel or...
eclipser 20 15 one that eclipses [n...
ectoderm 17 15 the external layer o...
ectomere 16 14 a cell that develops...
edifiers 16 12 EDIFIER, one who edi...
eeriness 12 9 the state of being e...
effacers 20 17 EFFACER, one who eff...
effecter 20 17 an organ that respon...
efferent 16 15 carrying outward or...
effering 18 17 EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
effierce 20 17 (Spenser) to make fi...
eggeries 15 12 EGGERY, a place wher...
eglatere 14 11 (archaic) sweetbriar...
elaterid 14 10 a click beetle, also...
elaterin 13 10 a purgative produced...
eloigner 14 12 one who eloigns, als...
eloiners 13 10 ELOINER, one who elo...
emailers 15 12 EMAILER, one who sen...
embalmer 18 18 one that embalms, al...
embanker 16 19 one who makes banks...
embitter 17 14 to make bitter, also...
emblazer 20 24 one who emblazes [n...
embodier 16 15 one who embodies [n...
emborder 16 15 to provide with a bo...
embosser 16 14 one who embosses [n...
embowers 19 17 EMBOWER, to place in...
embracer 19 17 a person who seeks t...
emeerate 12 11 the office of emeer,...
emenders 13 13 EMENDER, one who eme...
emeralds 15 13 EMERALD, a gemstone,...
emeraude 13 13 (Spenser) emerald, a...
emergent 14 14 emerging [adj EMERGE...
emerging 16 16 EMERGE, to come into...
emeritae 13 11 EMERITA, a retired w...
emeritas 14 11 EMERITA, a retired w...
emeritus 15 12 a retired person who...
emeroids 14 12 EMEROID, a haemorrho...
emersion 13 12 the act of emerging...
emerying 21 16 EMERY, to coat with...
emitters 15 11 EMITTER, something t...
empalers 17 15 EMPALER, one that em...
emperced 19 18 EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperces 19 17 EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperies 16 14 EMPERY, empire or po...
emperise 16 14 to play the emperor,...
emperish 19 16 (Spenser) to impair...
emperize 19 23 to play the emperor,...
emperors 16 14 EMPEROR, the ruler o...
empierce 19 17 (Spenser) to pierce,...
employer 23 17 one who employs peop...
empolder 17 16 to reclaim low-lying...
empowers 19 17 EMPOWER, to authoriz...
emptiers 17 14 EMPTIER, one who emp...
enablers 15 13 ENABLER, one who ena...
enameler 13 13 one who enamels; a w...
enaunter 11 11 (obsolete) lest by c...
enchaser 17 14 one who enchases [n...
encheers 17 14 ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
encierro 15 12 (Spanish) in Spanish...
encipher 20 17 to write in a secret...
encloser 16 13 one who encloses [n...
encoders 15 13 ENCODER, one who enc...
encumber 19 19 to impede the motion...
endanger 12 13 to expose to loss or...
endermic 17 16 acting by absorption...
enderons 11 11 ENDERON, the sensiti...
endoderm 13 14 the innermost layer...
endorser 12 10 one that endorses, a...
endowers 15 13 ENDOWER, one who end...
endpaper 16 16 a sheet of paper use...
endurers 13 11 ENDURER, (obsolete)...
energids 14 12 ENERGID, the nucleus...
energies 13 11 ENERGY, the power re...
energise 13 11 to give energy to, a...
energize 16 20 to give energy to, a...
enervate 13 13 to weaken, to debili...
enerving 15 16 ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enfetter 14 12 to bind with chains...
enfevers 16 16 ENFEVER, to excite f...
enfierce 17 15 (Spenser) to make fi...
enflower 18 16 to cover with flower...
enfolder 15 14 one who enfolds [n -...
enforcer 17 15 one that enforces [n...
engagers 14 13 ENGAGER, one who eng...
engender 12 13 to bring into existe...
engineer 12 12 to arrange or contri...
enginers 13 12 ENGINER, (Shakespear...
enginery 19 14 the act or art of ma...
engraver 15 15 one who engraves [n...
enhancer 16 15 one who enhances [n...
enhunger 15 15 to make hungry [v -E...
enjoiner 13 19 one who enjoins [n -...
enjoyers 20 20 ENJOYER, one who enj...
enkernel 13 15 to enclose in a kern...
enlarger 14 12 a device which enlar...
enlister 14 10 one who enlists [n -...
ennobler 14 14 one who ennobles [n...
enquirer 21 19 one who enquires, al...
enricher 18 14 one who enriches [n...
enrobers 14 12 ENROBER, one who enr...
enroller 14 11 one who enrols [n -S...
enserfed 14 13 ENSERF, to make a se...
enslaver 15 14 one who enslaves [n...
ensnarer 11 10 one that ensnares, a...
ensphere 16 14 to enclose in a sphe...
ensurers 13 10 ENSURER, one who ens...
entailer 13 10 one who entails (an...
entender 11 11 (obsolete) to make t...
enterate 11 9 having an alimentary...
enterers 12 9 ENTERER, someone who...
enterics 16 12 ENTERIC, typhoid fev...
entering 13 12 the act of entering...
enterons 11 10 ENTERON, a body cavi...
enticers 16 12 ENTICER, one who ent...
entoderm 13 13 the innermost layer...
epatered 14 12 EPATER, (French) to...
epergnes 15 14 EPERGNE, (French) a...
ephemera 17 16 an insect of the may...
epiciers 19 14 EPICIER, (French) a...
epiderms 17 15 EPIDERM, the outermo...
epimeres 16 14 EPIMERE, in an embry...
epimeric 20 17 having the character...
episperm 19 17 the skin or coat of...
epistler 17 12 one who writes epist...
equipper 26 24 one who equips [n -S...
eradiate 12 9 to shoot out like a...
erasable 15 12 able to be erased [a...
erasions 12 9 ERASION, the act of...
erasures 13 9 ERASURE, the act of...
erathems 16 13 ERATHEM, the stratig...
erecters 16 11 ERECTER, one that er...
erectile 17 12 capable of being rai...
erecting 17 14 ERECT, to build or r...
erection 15 12 the act of erecting...
erective 18 15 tending to erect [ad...
erectors 16 11 ERECTOR, one that er...
eremital 15 12 of or like an eremit...
eremites 14 11 EREMITE, a hermit, e...
eremitic 18 14 of or pertaining to...
eremurus 15 13 a flower, the foxtai...
erepsins 15 12 EREPSIN, an enzyme o...
erethism 17 13 abnormal irritabilit...
erewhile 19 14 some time ago [adv]
ergastic 18 13 pertaining to byprod...
ergative 16 14 a certain grammatica...
ergatoid 14 11 a wingless but sexua...
ergogram 16 15 a record made by an...
ergotise 14 10 to affect with ergot...
ergotism 16 13 poisoning by eating...
ergotize 17 19 to affect with ergot...
erigeron 13 11 a plant of the genus...
eringoes 13 11 ERINGO, a plant of t...
erinites 13 9 ERINITE, a basic ars...
erinuses 13 10 ERINUS, any rock pla...
erionite 12 9 a mineral which occu...
eristics 18 11 ERISTIC, a disputant...
erlkings 17 16 ERLKING, (German) a...
ermelins 15 13 ERMELIN, (archaic) e...
erodable 15 13 that can be eroded,...
erodents 12 10 ERODENT, a caustic c...
erodible 16 13 that can be eroded,...
erodiums 15 13 ERODIUM, a plant of...
erogenic 16 14 producing erotic des...
erosible 16 12 that can be eroded,...
erosions 12 9 EROSION, the act of...
erotemas 13 11 EROTEMA, a rhetorica...
erotemes 13 11 EROTEME, a rhetorica...
eroteses 12 8 EROTESIS, a rhetoric...
erotesis 13 8 a rhetorical questio...
erotetic 16 11 interrogatory [adj]
erotical 17 12 of or pertaining to...
eroticas 16 11 EROTICA, (Latin) ero...
erotised 13 9 EROTISE, to give a s...
erotises 13 8 EROTISE, to give a s...
erotisms 15 11 EROTISM, sexual exci...
erotized 16 18 EROTIZE, to give a s...
erotizes 16 17 EROTIZE, to give a s...
errantly 20 12 ERRANT, wandering [a...
errantry 19 11 roaming around, look...
erratics 17 11 ERRATIC, a boulder c...
errhines 15 11 ERRHINE, an obsolete...
erringly 22 14 ERRING, mistaken [ad...
errorist 14 8 one holding a mistak...
ersatzes 16 17 ERSATZ, a substitute...
eructate 16 12 to belch out, also E...
eructing 18 15 ERUCT, to belch out,...
erudites 14 10 ERUDITE, a learned p...
erumpent 16 16 breaking or bursting...
erupting 17 15 ERUPT, to break out...
eruption 15 13 the action of a volc...
eruptive 18 16 breaking out or burs...
eryngium 22 17 a plant of the genus...
eryngoes 19 13 ERYNGO, a plant of t...
erythema 22 15 a redness of the ski...
erythron 21 13 a bodily organ consi...
escalier 17 12 (French) a staircase...
escapers 18 14 ESCAPER, one that es...
eschewer 21 16 one who eschews [n -...
eserines 12 9 ESERINE, an alkaloid...
esoteric 16 11 intended for or unde...
espalier 16 12 a lattice on which t...
espouser 15 12 one who espouses [n...
essayers 19 10 ESSAYER, one who ess...
essoiner 12 9 one who submits an e...
esterase 12 8 any of a number of e...
esterify 22 13 to convert into an e...
estovers 15 12 ESTOVER, a common ri...
etaerios 12 8 ETAERIO, an aggregat...
etageres 13 10 ETAGERE, (French) a...
etcetera 15 11 additional items [n...
eternals 13 10 ETERNAL, something l...
eternise 12 9 to make eternal, als...
eternity 19 11 duration without beg...
eternize 15 18 to make eternal, als...
ethercap 20 16 a spider, also ATTER...
ethereal 15 11 characterized by lig...
etherial 16 11 like a spirit, also...
etherify 24 15 to convert into ethe...
etherion 14 11 a very light gas onc...
etherise 15 10 to administer ether...
etherish 18 12 somewhat like ether...
etherism 17 13 addiction to ether [...
etherist 16 10 one who administers...
etherize 18 19 to administer ether...
etranger 13 11 (French) a (male) fo...
ettercap 18 14 (Scots) a spider, al...
eumerism 16 15 a biologic aggregati...
eventers 14 13 EVENTER, a horse whi...
evermore 15 15 forever [adv]
evernets 14 13 EVERNET, a hypotheti...
eversion 14 13 the act of turning i...
everting 16 15 EVERT, to turn insid...
evertors 15 12 EVERTOR, a muscle th...
everyday 27 17 something appropriat...
everyman 21 18 the hero of an old m...
everymen 21 18 EVERYMAN, the hero o...
everyone 19 15 every person [pron]
everyway 30 19 all ways [adv]
evildoer 16 14 one who commits evil...
evolvers 18 17 EVOLVER, one who evo...
exacters 22 18 EXACTER, one that ex...
exahertz 24 26 one quintillion hert...
exalters 20 16 EXALTER, one who exa...
examiner 19 19 one that examines [n...
exceeder 21 19 one who exceeds [n -...
excerpta 24 21 extracts [n]
excerpts 25 21 EXCERPT, to pick out...
excimers 24 21 EXCIMER, a dimer abo...
exciters 23 18 EXCITER, one that ex...
excluder 24 21 one who excludes [n...
excreter 22 18 one who excretes [n...
excusers 23 19 EXCUSER, one who exc...
executer 22 19 one who executes, al...
exercise 22 18 to perform a set dri...
exergies 20 17 EXERGY, a measure of...
exergual 21 19 relating to the exer...
exergues 20 18 EXERGUE, (French) a...
exerting 20 18 EXERT, to make an ef...
exertion 18 16 the act of exerting...
exertive 21 19 having power or a te...
exhorter 21 17 one who exhorts or i...
exhumers 23 21 EXHUMER, someone who...
exoderms 20 19 EXODERM, the externa...
exoergic 23 20 releasing energy [ad...
exoteric 22 18 intelligible to the...
expander 20 20 a type of transducer...
expecter 24 21 someone who expects...
expeller 23 20 one who expels [n -S...
expender 20 20 one who expends [n -...
experted 21 19 EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expertly 29 21 EXPERT, skilled [adv...
expirers 22 18 EXPIRER, one who exp...
exploder 22 20 one that explodes [n...
explorer 22 19 one who explores [n...
exporter 21 18 one who exports [n -...
exposers 21 18 EXPOSER, one who exp...
expunger 22 22 one who expunges [n...
exserted 19 16 EXSERT, to protrude...
extender 18 17 a substance added to...
exterior 19 15 outside [adj EXTERIO...
external 19 17 on the outside [adj...
externat 18 16 (French) a day-schoo...
externes 18 16 EXTERNE, an officer...
extoller 21 17 one who extols [n -S...
extorter 19 15 one who extorts [n -...
extremer 20 18 EXTREME, farthest fr...
extruder 20 17 something or someone...
eyeliner 19 12 makeup for the eyes...
eyewater 21 13 a wash or lotion for...
fagoters 16 13 FAGOTER, one who doe...
failover 18 16 a procedure by which...
fainters 15 12 FAINTER, one who fai...
faintier 15 12 FAINTY, somewhat fai...
fairgoer 16 13 one who attends a fa...
faithers 18 13 FAITHER, (Scots) fat...
fakeries 16 15 FAKERY, the practice...
falconer 18 16 one that hunts with...
falderal 17 14 to sing meaningless...
falderol 17 14 nonsense; a meaningl...
fallower 20 16 FALLOW, brownish-yel...
faltered 16 13 FALTER, to hesitate...
falterer 16 12 one who falters [n -...
fanciers 18 15 FANCIER, one that ha...
farriers 16 11 FARRIER, one who sho...
farriery 22 13 the trade of a farri...
fastener 14 12 something that faste...
fathered 17 14 FATHER, to be the ma...
fatherly 25 16 like a father [adj]
fathomer 18 16 one who fathoms [n -...
fattener 14 12 one that fattens [n...
faultier 17 13 FAULTY, imperfect [a...
favorers 17 15 FAVORER, one that fa...
favourer 17 16 one that favors, als...
feasters 15 11 FEASTER, one who fea...
feathers 17 13 FEATHER, to cover wi...
feathery 23 15 resembling feathers...
featlier 16 12 FEATLY, (Shakespeare...
fechters 21 16 FECHTER, (Scots) a f...
federacy 24 17 confederacy [n FEDER...
federals 16 13 FEDERAL, a supporter...
federary 21 14 (Shakespeare) a conf...
federate 14 12 to unite in an allia...
feerings 16 14 FEERING, a first gui...
feigners 16 14 FEIGNER, one who fei...
feistier 16 11 FEISTY, spirited [ad...
feldsher 19 15 a medical worker in...
feltered 16 13 FELTER, to mat toget...
femerall 18 16 an outlet for smoke...
femerell 18 16 a ventilator or smok...
femiters 17 14 FEMITER, a plant onc...
fencerow 20 18 the land occupied by...
fendered 14 14 having a fender [adj...
feoffers 19 17 FEOFFER, one that gr...
feracity 25 16 the state of being f...
feretory 21 13 a receptacle where s...
ferities 16 11 FERITY, the state of...
ferliest 17 12 FERLY, marvellous [a...
ferlying 24 17 FERLY, to wonder [v]
fermatas 16 14 FERMATA, (Italian) a...
ferments 16 15 FERMENT, to undergo...
fermions 16 15 FERMION, a type of s...
fermiums 19 18 FERMIUM, a radioacti...
fernally 23 16 a vascular flowerles...
fernbird 18 16 a small New Zealand...
ferniest 15 12 FERNY, covered with...
fernings 16 15 FERNING, a tendency...
ferninst 15 13 right opposite to in...
fernless 16 13 without ferns [adj]
fernlike 17 17 like a fern [adj]
fernshaw 20 17 a thicket of ferns [...
ferocity 25 16 fierceness [n FEROCI...
ferrates 15 11 FERRATE, a salt of f...
ferreled 16 13 FERREL, to fit with...
ferreous 15 12 containing iron [adj...
ferreted 15 12 FERRET, to search ou...
ferreter 15 11 one who ferrets [n -...
ferriage 16 13 the fare paid for fe...
ferrites 16 11 FERRITE, a form of p...
ferritic 20 14 consisting mainly of...
ferritin 16 12 a protein in which i...
ferrugos 17 14 FERRUGO, a disease o...
ferruled 17 14 FERRULE, to fit with...
ferrules 17 13 FERRULE, to fit with...
ferrying 23 16 FERRY, to transport...
ferryman 22 17 a man who operates a...
ferrymen 22 17 FERRYMAN, a man who...
fertiler 17 12 FERTILE, productive...
feruling 18 16 FERULE, to fit with...
fervency 26 21 eagerness [n FERVENC...
fervider 18 16 FERVID, warm, ardent...
fervidly 26 19 FERVID, warm, ardent...
fervours 18 16 FERVOUR, great inten...
festered 15 12 FESTER, to generate...
fetchers 21 16 FETCHER, one who fet...
feterita 15 11 a cereal grass [n -S...
fettered 15 12 FETTER, to shackle [...
fetterer 15 11 one who fetters [n -...
fettlers 17 12 FETTLER, a railway m...
feverfew 22 21 a perennial herb [n...
fevering 18 18 FEVER, to affect wit...
feverish 20 17 having a fever [adj...
feverous 17 16 affected with fever...
fewtered 18 15 FEWTER, to set a spe...
fiberise 18 14 to break into fibers...
fiberize 21 23 to break into fibers...
fibsters 19 14 FIBSTER, one who tel...
fiddlers 18 14 FIDDLER, one who pla...
fiddlier 18 14 FIDDLY, time consumi...
fidgeter 17 14 one who fidgets [n -...
fielders 17 13 FIELDER, one who cat...
fiercely 26 17 FIERCE, violently ho...
fiercest 19 14 FIERCE, violently ho...
fieriest 16 11 FIERY, intensely hot...
figeater 16 13 a large beetle which...
fighters 20 15 FIGHTER, one that fi...
figurers 18 14 FIGURER, one who fig...
fikeries 17 15 FIKERY, (Scots) fuss...
filacers 20 15 FILACER, an officer...
filander 16 14 a threadlike intesti...
filazers 20 21 FILAZER, an officer...
filberds 20 16 FILBERD, a hazel nut...
filberts 20 15 FILBERT, a hazel nut...
filchers 23 17 FILCHER, someone who...
filister 18 12 a groove on a window...
filleter 18 13 one who fillets [n -...
filmgoer 19 17 one who goes to see...
filtered 17 13 FILTER, to purify a...
filterer 17 12 one that filters [n...
filthier 20 14 FILTHY, offensively...
finagler 17 15 one who finagles, ob...
fineered 14 13 FINEER, to get goods...
fineries 15 12 FINERY, elaborate ad...
finesser 15 12 one who does somethi...
fingered 16 15 FINGER, to touch wit...
fingerer 16 14 one that fingers [n...
finisher 18 14 one that finishes [n...
firereel 16 12 a fire engine [n -S]
fireroom 16 14 a room containing a...
flabbier 21 18 FLABBY, hanging loos...
flackers 21 19 FLACKER, (Scots) to...
flackery 27 21 publicity [n FLACKER...
flaffers 21 18 FLAFFER, (Scots) to...
flaggers 19 16 FLAGGER, a person wh...
flaggier 19 16 FLAGGY, drooping [ad...
flanerie 15 13 commendable idleness...
flangers 17 15 FLANGER, a vertical...
flankers 17 17 FLANKER, to use flan...
flaperon 17 16 an airfoil that func...
flappers 21 18 FLAPPER, a flighty y...
flappier 21 18 FLAPPY, flapping [ad...
flashers 19 14 FLASHER, something o...
flashier 19 14 FLASHY, showy, vulga...
flatters 17 12 FLATTER, to praise e...
flattery 23 14 the act of flatterin...
flaunter 16 14 one who flaunts [n -...
flavorer 18 16 one that flavors, al...
fleckers 21 19 FLECKER, to mark wit...
fleckier 21 19 FLECKY, flecked [adj...
fledgier 18 15 FLEDGY, covered with...
fleecers 19 15 FLEECER, a machine t...
fleecier 19 15 FLEECY, like a fleec...
fleerers 16 12 FLEERER, someone who...
fleering 17 15 sneering, jeering [a...
flencher 21 18 one who flenches, al...
flensers 16 13 FLENSER, one that fl...
fleshers 19 14 FLESHER, an instrume...
fleshier 19 14 FLESHY, having much...
fletcher 22 17 one who makes arrows...
flibbert 22 18 (dialect) a small pi...
flichter 23 17 to flutter and quive...
flickers 22 19 FLICKER, to burn uns...
flickery 28 21 flickering [adj]
flimsier 19 15 FLIMSY, lacking stre...
flincher 22 18 one who flinches [n...
flinders 17 14 FLINDER [n]
flingers 18 15 FLINGER, one who fli...
flintier 17 13 FLINTY, resembling f...
flippers 22 18 FLIPPER, a flat limb...
flippier 22 18 FLIPPY, flaring at t...
flirters 18 12 FLIRTER, someone who...
flirtier 18 12 FLIRTY, light-hearte...
fliskier 19 16 FLISKY, (Scots) rest...
flittern 17 13 bark obtained from y...
flitters 18 12 FLITTER, to vibrate...
flivvers 22 20 FLIVVER, a small, ch...
floaters 16 12 FLOATER, one who flo...
floatier 16 12 FLOATY, tending to f...
flockier 21 19 FLOCKY, abounding wi...
floggers 19 16 FLOGGER, one who flo...
flooders 16 13 FLOODER, one who flo...
floorers 16 12 FLOORER, a knockdown...
flopover 20 19 a defect in televisi...
floppers 21 18 FLOPPER, something o...
floppier 21 18 FLOPPY, soft and fle...
florider 17 13 FLORID, flowery; hav...
flossers 17 12 FLOSSER, one who flo...
flossier 17 12 FLOSSY, resembling a...
flounder 16 15 to struggle clumsily...
flourier 17 13 FLOURY, fine-grained...
flouters 17 13 FLOUTER, one who flo...
flowered 19 16 FLOWER, to blossom o...
flowerer 19 15 a plant that flowers...
floweret 19 15 a small flower, also...
flubbers 22 19 FLUBBER, one who flu...
fluerics 21 16 the technology of us...
fluffers 22 19 FLUFFER, a person em...
fluffier 22 19 FLUFFY, downy, light...
flummery 26 21 a sweet dessert [n F...
flunkers 18 18 FLUNKER, something o...
flushers 20 15 FLUSHER, someone who...
flushier 20 15 FLUSHY, red-complexi...
flusters 18 13 FLUSTER, to put into...
flustery 24 15 confused [adj]
fluteyer 23 15 FLUTEY, like a flute...
flutters 18 13 FLUTTER, to move in...
fluttery 24 15 marked by fluttering...
flymaker 25 21 one who ties flies f...
flyovers 25 18 FLYOVER, a flight of...
flypaper 27 20 a sticky paper desig...
flytiers 24 14 FLYTIER, a maker of...
focusers 19 15 FOCUSER, a device to...
foddered 15 14 FODDER, to feed catt...
fodderer 15 13 someone who supplies...
foetider 15 12 FOETID, stinking, al...
foisters 16 11 FOISTER, one who foi...
folderol 17 14 nonsense, also FALDE...
folksier 18 16 FOLKSY, having an af...
follower 20 16 one that follows [n...
fomenter 15 15 one who foments [n -...
fondlers 16 14 FONDLER, one who fon...
footered 14 12 FOOTER, to mess arou...
footlers 16 12 FOOTLER, someone who...
foozlers 19 21 FOOZLER, one who foo...
foragers 16 13 FORAGER, one who for...
forayers 21 13 FORAYER, one who mak...
foregoer 15 13 one who goes before...
forerank 15 16 the first rank [n -S...
foreread 14 12 to foretell [v FORER...
foreruns 15 13 FORERUN, to run in a...
foreseer 14 11 one who foresees [n...
forester 15 11 one skilled in fores...
forevers 17 15 FOREVER, an indefini...
forgiver 19 17 one who forgives [n...
forgoers 16 13 FORGOER, one who for...
formerly 24 17 previously [adv]
forrader 15 12 (English dialect) fo...
forsaker 16 15 one who forsakes [n...
fostered 15 12 FOSTER, to promote t...
fosterer 15 11 one that fosters [n...
fothered 17 14 FOTHER, to protect a...
foulders 17 14 FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
founders 15 14 FOUNDER, to become d...
foustier 16 12 FOUSTY, (Scots) moul...
foutered 15 13 FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foxberry 30 23 the red whortleberry...
frackers 20 18 FRACKER, one who eng...
fragiler 18 14 FRAGILE, easily brok...
frampler 20 18 (Scott) a brawler [n...
frangers 16 14 FRANGER, (Australian...
frankers 16 16 FRANKER, one that fr...
franzier 18 21 FRANZY, cross and pe...
freakery 22 17 an obsession with fr...
freakier 16 15 FREAKY, quirkily unu...
freeride 15 12 an extreme form of s...
freetier 15 11 FREETY, superstitiou...
freezers 18 20 FREEZER, an applianc...
freitier 16 11 FREITY, superstitiou...
frescoer 18 14 one who paints fresc...
freshers 18 13 FRESHER, a first yea...
fretters 16 11 FRETTER, one who, or...
frettier 16 11 FRETTY, adorned with...
fribbler 22 18 (obsolete) a trifler...
friggers 19 15 FRIGGER, a glass orn...
frigider 18 14 FRIGID, chillingly s...
frillers 19 13 FRILLER, one that fr...
frillery 25 15 an arrangement of fr...
frillier 19 13 FRILLY, having frill...
fringier 17 14 FRINGY, resembling a...
frippers 21 17 FRIPPER, (archaic) o...
frippery 27 19 excessive ornamentat...
friskers 18 15 FRISKER, one who fri...
friskier 18 15 FRISKY, lively and p...
fritters 17 11 FRITTER, to squander...
frivoler 19 16 one who frivols, als...
frizzers 23 29 FRIZZER, one that fr...
frizzier 23 29 FRIZZY, of hair, tig...
frizzler 24 30 one who frizzles [n...
froggery 24 17 a place where frogs...
froggier 18 15 FROGGY, abounding in...
fronters 15 12 FRONTER, a three-yea...
frontier 15 12 a border between two...
frostier 16 11 FROSTY, covered with...
frothers 18 13 FROTHER, one who fro...
frothery 24 15 mere froth [n FROTHE...
frothier 18 13 FROTHY, covered with...
frouzier 19 21 FROUZY, unkempt, als...
frowners 18 15 FROWNER, one who fro...
frowsier 19 14 FROWSY, fusty, stuff...
frowster 19 14 (obsolete) one who f...
frowzier 22 23 FROWZY, fusty, stuff...
fruiters 17 12 FRUITER, one who gro...
fruitery 23 14 a place for storing...
fruitier 17 12 FRUITY, tasting of f...
frumpier 20 18 FRUMPY, ill-dressed...
fuddlers 18 15 FUDDLER, a drunkard...
fuehrers 18 14 FUEHRER, (German) a...
fuellers 18 14 FUELLER, one who fue...
fullered 18 15 FULLER, to groove wi...
fulsomer 18 16 FULSOME, cloying [ad...
fumblers 21 19 FUMBLER, one who fum...
fumerole 17 16 a hole in a volcanic...
funerals 16 14 FUNERAL, a ceremony...
funerary 21 15 pertaining to or sui...
funereal 15 14 pertaining to a fune...
funkster 17 17 a performer or fan o...
funsters 16 13 FUNSTER, a prankster...
furriers 17 12 FURRIER, one who dea...
furriery 23 14 the business of a fu...
furriner 16 13 a foreigner [n -S]
furrower 19 15 one that makes furro...
furthers 19 14 FURTHER, to help for...
fusileer 17 13 a soldier armed with...
fusilier 18 13 a soldier armed with...
gabblers 20 17 GABBLER, one who gab...
gabeller 18 15 a collector of gabel...
gagsters 16 12 GAGSTER, one who wri...
gainlier 15 12 GAINLY, shapely, com...
gaitered 14 11 wearing gaiters [adj...
galleria 16 12 a shopping arcade [n...
galloper 18 15 a rider, esp. a hunt...
gambiers 18 16 GAMBIER, the inspiss...
gamblers 19 17 GAMBLER, one that ga...
gamesier 15 13 GAMESY, keen on spor...
gamester 15 13 a gambler [n -S]
gammoner 15 17 one who misleads by...
gandered 13 13 GANDER, to wander [v...
ganglier 16 14 GANGLY, awkwardly ta...
gangster 15 13 a member of a crimin...
ganister 14 11 a flintlike rock use...
garblers 18 14 GARBLER, one who gar...
gardener 13 12 one that gardens [n...
garglers 17 13 GARGLER, one who gar...
garnered 13 12 GARNER, to gather an...
garotter 14 10 one who executes by...
garroter 14 10 one who executes by...
gartered 14 11 GARTER, to support w...
gasalier 15 11 a gaslight chandelie...
gaselier 15 11 a gaslight chandelie...
gashlier 18 13 GASHLY, ghastly [adj...
gasifier 17 13 a device for gasifyi...
gasolier 15 11 a gaslight chandelie...
gastered 14 11 GASTER, to frighten,...
gatchers 20 15 GATCHER, one that ga...
gathered 16 13 GATHER, to bring tog...
gatherer 16 12 one that gathers [n...
gauchers 20 16 GAUCHER, one that ga...
gauffers 19 17 GAUFFER, to press ri...
gaulters 16 12 GAULTER, a person wh...
gazumper 21 26 one that gazumps (ch...
gazunder 17 22 to lower the sum off...
gendered 13 13 GENDER, (archaic) to...
generale 13 12 (Latin) a general pr...
generals 14 12 GENERAL, to act as a...
generant 12 12 a line which traces...
generate 12 11 to bring into existe...
generics 17 14 GENERIC, a generic d...
generous 13 12 willing to give [adj...
gennaker 13 16 a type of sail for b...
geologer 15 13 a geologist, also GE...
geometer 14 13 a specialist in geom...
geotherm 17 15 a line on a the eart...
geranial 14 12 an alcohol forming a...
geraniol 14 12 an alcohol forming a...
geranium 15 15 a plant of the genus...
gerardia 14 11 any of a genus of of...
gerberas 16 13 GERBERA, a genus of...
gerbille 19 15 a desert rodent, als...
gerenuks 15 16 GERENUK, a long-legg...
germaine 14 14 (Shakespeare) a germ...
germains 15 14 GERMAIN, (Shakespear...
germanic 18 17 containing germanium...
germfree 17 16 free of germs [adj]
germiest 16 13 GERMY, full of germs...
germinal 16 15 being in the highest...
germlike 18 18 like a germ [adj]
geronimo 14 14 a shout given by US...
gerontic 17 14 pertaining to old ag...
geropiga 17 15 a sweet fortified wi...
gesneria 13 11 a plant of a tropica...
gesturer 15 11 one who gestures [n...
gettered 14 11 GETTER, to remove tr...
geysered 20 13 GEYSER, to eject jet...
gheraoed 15 13 GHERAO, to carry out...
gheraoes 15 12 GHERAO, to carry out...
gherkins 18 17 GHERKIN, a kind of s...
ghostier 17 12 GHOSTY, like a ghost...
gibbered 19 17 GIBBER, to utter sen...
gigglers 19 15 GIGGLER, one who gig...
gigglier 19 15 GIGGLY, tending to g...
gilberts 19 14 GILBERT, an electric...
gingered 15 14 GINGER, to spice up,...
gingerly 23 16 in a careful manner...
girdlers 17 12 GIRDLER, one who gir...
gitterns 15 11 GITTERN, to play a m...
glaciers 19 14 GLACIER, a huge mass...
gladlier 17 13 GLADLY [adv]
glairier 16 11 GLAIRY, resembling e...
glammier 18 17 GLAMMY, glamorous [a...
glancers 18 15 GLANCER, one who gla...
glanders 15 13 a disease of horses...
glassier 16 11 GLASSY, resembling g...
glaurier 16 12 GLAURY, (Scots) miry...
glaziers 19 20 GLAZIER, one whose b...
glaziery 25 22 the work of a glazie...
gleamers 16 14 GLEAMER, one who gle...
gleamier 16 14 GLEAMY, gleaming [ad...
gleaners 14 12 GLEANER, one who gle...
gleetier 15 11 GLEETY, resembling m...
glibbery 27 19 (obsolete) slippery...
gliddery 23 15 (Scots) slippery, al...
glimmers 19 17 GLIMMER, to shine fa...
glimmery 25 19 glimmering, faintly...
glimpser 20 17 one who glimpses [n...
glintier 16 12 GLINTY, glittering [...
glisters 17 11 GLISTER, (archaic) t...
glitters 17 11 GLITTER, to sparkle...
glittery 23 13 glittering [adj GLIT...
glitzier 20 20 GLITZY, showy, garis...
gloaters 15 11 GLOATER, one who glo...
globbier 20 17 GLOBBY, full of glob...
gloomier 16 14 GLOOMY, dismally dar...
gloopier 17 14 GLOOPY, thickly visc...
gloppier 20 17 GLOPPY, being or res...
glossers 16 11 GLOSSER, a polisher;...
glossier 16 11 GLOSSY, with a surfa...
glowered 18 15 GLOWER, to look or s...
glumpier 20 18 GLUMPY, (dialect) su...
glyceria 25 16 an aquatic grass [n...
glyceric 29 19 pertaining to, or de...
glycerin 25 17 a non-technical name...
glycerol 26 17 a syrupy alcohol [n...
glyceryl 33 19 a radical derived fr...
gnarlier 15 12 GNARLY, gnarled [adj...
gnashers 16 13 GNASHER, (colloquial...
gnattier 14 11 GNATTY, infested wit...
goadster 14 11 a man who uses a goa...
goatherd 16 13 one who tends goats...
gobblers 20 17 GOBBLER, (US) a turk...
goffered 18 17 GOFFER, to press rid...
gogglers 18 15 GOGGLER, a kind of o...
gogglier 18 15 GOGGLY, wide-eyed [a...
goitered 14 11 afflicted with a goi...
goldener 14 13 GOLDEN, of the colou...
gollered 16 13 GOLLER, to make a lo...
golloper 18 15 one who gollops [n -...
gomerals 16 14 GOMERAL, (Scots) a s...
gomerels 16 14 GOMEREL, (Scots) a s...
gomerils 17 14 GOMERIL, (Scots) a s...
gongster 15 13 a person who strikes...
goodlier 15 12 GOODLY, of pleasing...
gophered 18 16 GOPHER, to burrow, m...
gorgerin 15 13 a part of a column [...
gospeler 17 14 one that teaches the...
gossamer 15 13 a fine film of cobwe...
gossiper 17 13 one that gossips, al...
gostered 14 11 GOSTER, (dialect) to...
gougeres 15 13 GOUGERE, a kind of c...
goujeers 16 20 an editor's spurious...
gourdier 15 12 GOURDY, of a horse,...
goustier 15 11 GOUSTY, (Scots) deso...
governed 15 16 GOVERN, to rule or d...
governor 15 15 one that governs [n...
grabbers 19 16 GRABBER, one who sei...
grabbier 19 16 GRABBY, tending to g...
grabbler 20 17 one who grabbles, gr...
grafters 17 13 GRAFTER, one who gra...
grainers 14 11 GRAINER, a person wh...
grainier 14 11 GRAINY, having a gra...
gramercy 25 18 an expression of gra...
granfers 16 14 GRANFER, (dialect) a...
grangers 15 13 GRANGER, a farm stew...
granters 14 11 GRANTER, the person...
grappler 20 17 one who grapples [n...
graspers 17 13 GRASPER, one who gra...
grassers 15 10 GRASSER, (slang) a g...
grassier 15 10 GRASSY, resembling o...
graziers 18 19 GRAZIER, one who pas...
greasers 14 10 GREASER, one who, or...
greasier 14 10 GREASY, containing o...
greedier 14 11 GREEDY, marked by gr...
greeners 13 11 GREENER, a newly-arr...
greenery 19 13 green vegetation [n...
greenier 13 11 GREENY, somewhat gre...
greeters 14 10 GREETER, one who gre...
greffier 19 16 (French) in the Chan...
gridders 16 12 GRIDDER, (US) an Ame...
griefers 17 13 GRIEFER, an onliner...
grievers 17 14 GRIEVER, one who gri...
grifters 18 13 GRIFTER, (US) a swin...
grillers 18 12 GRILLER, a person wh...
grillery 24 14 a place where grille...
grimacer 19 16 one who grimaces [n...
grinders 15 12 GRINDER, one who, or...
grindery 21 14 places where tools a...
grinners 14 12 GRINNER, one who gri...
grippers 20 16 GRIPPER, one who, or...
grippier 20 16 GRIPPY, affected wit...
grislier 17 11 GRISLY, horrifying,...
gristers 16 10 GRISTER, a device fo...
gritters 16 10 GRITTER, a vehicle f...
grittier 16 10 GRITTY, plucky [adj]
grizzler 23 29 a grumbler [n -S]
groaners 13 11 GROANER, one who gro...
groggery 23 16 a low public-house [...
groggier 17 14 GROGGY, dazed [adj]
groolier 15 11 GROOLY, (slang) grue...
groomers 15 13 GROOMER, one that gr...
groovers 16 14 GROOVER, one who or...
groovier 16 14 GROOVY, trendy [adj]
groserts 15 10 GROSERT, (Scots) a g...
grossers 15 10 GROSSER, a product t...
grottier 15 10 GROTTY, wretchedly s...
grounder 14 13 in baseball, a ball...
groupers 17 14 GROUPER, one of seve...
grousers 15 11 GROUSER, one who gro...
grouters 15 11 GROUTER, an instrume...
groutier 15 11 GROUTY, sulky [adj]
groveler 17 15 (US) one who grovels...
growlers 19 14 GROWLER, one who gro...
growlery 25 16 a retreat for times...
growlier 19 14 GROWLY, deep and har...
grubbers 20 17 GRUBBER, an implemen...
grubbier 20 17 GRUBBY, dirty [adj]
grudgers 17 14 GRUDGER, one who gru...
gruelers 16 12 GRUELER, one that gr...
grueller 17 13 one that gruels, als...
gruffier 20 17 GRUFFY, low and hars...
grumbler 20 18 one that grumbles [n...
grumpier 19 17 GRUMPY, bad-tempered...
grungers 16 14 GRUNGER, a fan of a...
grungier 16 14 GRUNGEY, dirty, mess...
grunters 15 12 GRUNTER, one who, or...
gruyeres 21 13 GRUYERE, (French) a...
guarders 15 12 GUARDER, one who gua...
guerdons 14 13 GUERDON, to reward [...
guerezas 17 20 GUEREZA, a large, lo...
gueridon 14 13 a small ornate stand...
guerilla 17 13 a member of an irreg...
guerites 15 11 GUERITE, (French) a...
guernsey 20 14 a close-fitting knit...
guessers 15 11 GUESSER, one who gue...
guilders 17 13 GUILDER, a monetary...
guiltier 17 12 GUILTY, worthy of bl...
gunlayer 21 15 one who sights a gun...
gunmaker 16 19 a maker of guns [n -...
gunneras 13 13 GUNNERA, a large-lea...
gunpaper 18 18 a type of explosive...
gurglier 18 14 GURGLY, making bubbl...
gurriers 16 11 GURRIER, in Dublin,...
gutchers 21 16 GUTCHER, a grandfath...
guttered 15 12 GUTTER, to form chan...
guttlers 17 12 GUTTLER, a greedy ea...
guyliner 22 15 eyeliner when worn b...
guzzlers 23 30 GUZZLER, an immodera...
gypsters 24 15 GYPSTER, one that gy...
habanera 15 14 a slow and seductive...
habanero 15 14 a hot chili pepper [...
hacklers 21 18 HACKLER, a device fo...
hacklier 21 18 HACKLY, rough or bro...
haeredes 14 11 HAERES, an heir, als...
haeremai 15 13 (Maori) welcome [n -...
hagberry 25 17 a genus of trees rel...
hagglers 19 15 HAGGLER, one who hag...
hagrider 17 13 one who hagrides [n...
halberds 19 15 HALBERD, an ancient...
halberts 19 14 HALBERT, an ancient...
halierov 18 15 HALIER, a former mon...
hallower 20 15 one who hallows [n -...
halosere 15 11 a plant community th...
haltered 16 12 HALTER, to put restr...
halteres 16 11 HALTERE, the rudimen...
hammered 17 17 HAMMER, to strike re...
hammerer 17 16 one who hammers [n -...
hampered 18 17 HAMPER, to hinder, o...
hamperer 18 16 one who hampers [n -...
hampster 19 16 a small rodent with...
hamsters 17 13 HAMSTER, a small rod...
hanapers 16 14 HANAPER, a wicker re...
handlers 16 13 HANDLER, one who han...
handover 16 16 a transfer [n -S]
hangover 17 17 the physical effects...
hangrier 16 13 HANGRY, irritable as...
hankered 15 16 HANKER, to long for...
hankerer 15 15 one who hankers [n -...
hapteron 16 14 a holdfast or attach...
harasser 15 10 one who harasses [n...
harborer 17 13 (US) one who, or tha...
hardener 14 12 one that hardens [n...
harkener 15 15 one who harkens, als...
harriers 16 10 HARRIER, a medium-si...
harrower 18 13 one that harrows [n...
hastener 14 11 one who hastens [n -...
hatchers 21 15 HATCHER, one who hat...
hatchery 27 17 a place for hatching...
haterent 14 11 (Scots) hatred [n -S...
hatmaker 17 17 one that makes hats...
hattered 15 11 HATTER, to trouble,...
hatteria 15 10 a kind of New Zealan...
hauberks 19 18 HAUBERK, a tunic-lik...
hauliers 17 12 HAULIER, a person or...
haulmier 18 15 HAULMY, of or like h...
haunters 15 12 HAUNTER, one who hau...
haverels 18 15 HAVEREL, (Scots) a f...
havering 18 17 nonsensical talk [n...
havocker 21 21 one who wreaks havoc...
haweater 17 13 a resident of Manito...
haymaker 23 19 one that makes hay;...
hazarder 18 20 one who hazards [n -...
hearsier 15 10 HEARSY, resembling a...
heartier 15 10 HEARTY, very friendl...
heathers 17 12 HEATHER, a common lo...
heathery 23 14 like heather [adj HE...
heathier 17 12 HEATHY, abounding in...
hecklers 21 18 HECKLER, one that he...
hectorer 18 13 one who hectors [n -...
hedgerow 19 16 a row of bushes [n -...
heisters 16 10 HEISTER, one who hei...
helleris 18 12 HELLERI, a tropical...
helliers 18 12 HELLIER, a slater, a...
hemipter 19 16 one of the Hemiptera...
hepsters 18 13 HEPSTER, (slang) one...
heralded 16 13 HERALD, to proclaim,...
heraldic 20 15 pertaining to herald...
heraldry 23 14 the science of armor...
herbaged 18 16 covered with grass [...
herbages 18 15 HERBAGE, herbs colle...
herbaria 17 13 collections of dried...
herbelet 18 14 (Shakespeare) a smal...
herbiest 18 13 HERBY, abounding wit...
herbists 19 13 HERBIST, a person wh...
herbless 19 14 destitute of herbs o...
herblets 19 14 HERBLET, (Shakespear...
herblike 20 18 like a herb [adj]
hercules 20 15 any man of great siz...
herdboys 24 16 HERDBOY, a boy who a...
herdings 17 14 HERDING, the act of...
herdlike 18 16 resembling a herd [a...
herdsman 16 15 a keeper of a herd,...
herdsmen 16 15 HERDSMAN, a keeper o...
herdwick 24 21 a breed of sheep [n...
hereaway 23 15 hereabout, in this v...
heredity 22 13 the genetic transmis...
herefrom 18 16 from this [adv]
hereinto 14 11 into this place [adv...
hereness 14 11 the fact of being he...
heresies 15 10 HERESY, a belief con...
heretics 19 13 HERETIC, one that up...
heretrix 22 17 a female heritor, al...
hereunto 14 12 to this matter, also...
hereupon 16 15 immediately followin...
herewith 21 15 along with this [adv...
herisson 15 11 (French) a pivoted b...
heritage 16 12 something that is in...
heritors 16 10 HERITOR, a proprieto...
heritrix 23 17 a female heritor, al...
herlings 18 14 HERLING, a young sea...
hermaean 14 14 of or like a herma,...
hermetic 20 16 of or relating to so...
hermitic 21 16 of or like a hermit,...
hermitry 24 15 the state of being a...
herniate 14 11 to protrude through...
hernshaw 20 16 a heron, also HERONS...
heroical 19 14 courageous [adj HERO...
heroicly 26 16 (Milton) heroically...
heroines 14 11 HEROINE, a brave wom...
heroised 15 11 HEROISE, to make her...
heroises 15 10 HEROISE, to make her...
heroisms 17 13 HEROISM, heroic beha...
heroized 18 20 HEROIZE, to make her...
heroizes 18 19 HEROIZE, to make her...
heronsew 17 14 a heron, also HERNSH...
heroship 20 15 the state of being a...
herpeses 17 13 HERPES, a skin infec...
herpetic 21 16 relating to herpes [...
herptile 19 14 relating to both rep...
herrings 17 13 HERRING, any marine...
herrying 23 15 HERRY, (Spenser) to...
hersalls 18 12 HERSALL, (Spenser) a...
herships 21 15 HERSHIP, (Scots) plu...
herstory 22 12 history with a femin...
hesperid 18 14 a skipper butterfly...
hetaerae 13 10 HETAERA, a Greek cou...
hetaeras 14 10 HETAERA, a Greek cou...
hetaeric 18 13 like a hetaera, also...
heuchera 20 16 a North American pla...
hexereis 21 17 HEXEREI, witchcraft...
hibernal 18 15 pertaining to winter...
hierarch 21 15 a high-ranking perso...
hieratic 19 13 the sacred script of...
hierurgy 24 15 a sacred performance...
higglers 20 15 HIGGLER, a salespers...
highered 19 15 HIGHER, to raise, ma...
hijacker 22 26 one that hijacks, al...
hindered 15 13 HINDER, to impede [v...
hinderer 15 12 one who hinders [n -...
hipsters 19 13 HIPSTER, a person wh...
hitchers 22 15 HITCHER, one that hi...
hitchier 22 15 HITCHY, inclined to...
hithered 18 13 HITHER, to come this...
hitherto 18 12 up to now [adv]
hitmaker 18 17 a musician who produ...
hizzoner 21 29 his honour, used as...
hoarders 15 11 HOARDER, one that ho...
hobblers 21 17 HOBBLER, (obsolete)...
hoggerel 18 15 (dialect) a young sh...
hoisters 16 10 HOISTER, one who hoi...
holdover 18 16 something left over...
hollered 17 13 HOLLER, to call out...
hollower 20 15 HOLLOW, not solid [a...
holsters 17 11 HOLSTER, to place in...
homagers 17 15 HOMAGER, a feudal va...
homelier 17 14 HOMELY, unattractive...
homering 17 16 HOMER, to hit a home...
homeroom 16 16 the classroom where...
honester 14 11 HONEST, truthful [ad...
honorers 14 11 HONORER, one who hon...
honourer 14 12 one who honours, als...
hoopster 17 13 a basketball player...
hoovered 16 15 HOOVER, to vacuum cl...
hopplers 21 17 HOPPLER, one who hop...
horopter 17 13 a set of points whic...
horrider 16 11 HORRID, nasty, repel...
hosteler 16 11 a person who lives i...
hostlers 17 11 HOSTLER, one who ten...
hotelier 16 11 a hotel manager, als...
hotliner 16 12 someone running a ra...
hottered 15 11 HOTTER, to vibrate,...
houheres 17 13 HOUHERE, a small eve...
hounders 15 13 HOUNDER, one who hou...
hoveller 19 16 a small coasting-ves...
hoverers 17 14 HOVERER, that which...
hoverfly 27 20 a fly noted for hove...
hovering 18 17 HOVER, to hang suspe...
howitzer 22 22 a short relatively l...
huaquero 23 21 (Spanish) in Latin A...
hubblier 22 18 HUBBLY, having an un...
huckster 21 18 a pedlar, a hawker [...
huddlers 18 14 HUDDLER, one who hud...
huissier 17 11 (French) a doorkeepe...
humblers 21 18 HUMBLER, one that hu...
humerals 18 15 HUMERAL, a bone of t...
hungered 16 15 HUNGER, to crave [v]
hungerly 24 17 (Shakespeare) hungry...
hungover 18 18 suffering from a han...
hungrier 17 14 HUNGRY, having a cra...
hunkered 16 17 HUNKER, to squat [v]
hurdlers 18 13 HURDLER, one that hu...
hurriers 17 11 HURRIER, one who hur...
hushered 18 14 HUSHER, to usher, es...
hustlers 18 12 HUSTLER, one who hus...
hypergol 26 18 a rocket fuel [n -S]
hypernym 31 21 a word representing...
hyperons 23 16 HYPERON, a class of...
hyperope 25 18 a farsighted person...
hypester 24 15 a person or organisa...
hypoderm 25 19 the tissue next unde...
hysteria 22 12 uncontrollable excit...
hysteric 26 15 related to hysteria,...
iberises 16 11 IBERIS, the candytuf...
icebergs 20 16 ICEBERG, a large flo...
icemaker 18 18 an appliance that ma...
icterics 21 14 ICTERIC, a remedy fo...
icterids 18 12 ICTERID, an American...
icterine 16 12 marked yellow [adj]
idolater 14 10 one that worships id...
idoliser 15 10 one who idolises, al...
idolizer 18 19 one who idolises, al...
igniters 15 11 IGNITER, someone who...
ignobler 17 15 IGNOBLE, not noble,...
ignorers 14 11 IGNORER, one who ign...
imaginer 15 14 one who imagines [n...
imbalmer 19 18 one who imbalms, als...
imbibers 20 17 IMBIBER, one that im...
imbitter 18 14 to make bitter, also...
imborder 17 15 to provide with a bo...
imbowers 20 17 IMBOWER, to give she...
immenser 15 15 IMMENSE, huge [adj]
immerged 17 17 IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immerges 17 16 IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immersed 16 15 IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immerser 16 14 one who immerses [n...
immerses 16 14 IMMERSE, to plunge i...
impacter 20 17 one that impacts, al...
impairer 17 14 one who, or that whi...
impalers 18 15 IMPALER, one that im...
imparter 17 14 one who imparts [n -...
impeders 17 15 IMPEDER, one that im...
impeller 19 16 one that impels, als...
imperial 18 15 commanding [adj IMPE...
imperils 19 15 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperium 19 18 (Latin) empire, abso...
impinger 18 17 one that impinges [n...
implorer 18 15 one who implores [n...
impolder 18 16 to reclaim low-lying...
importer 17 14 one that imports [n...
imposers 17 14 IMPOSER, one who imp...
imposter 17 14 one who poses as ano...
impowers 20 17 IMPOWER, to authoriz...
improper 19 17 not proper [adj IMPR...
improver 19 18 one who improves [n...
impugner 18 18 one who impugns, att...
imputers 18 15 IMPUTER, one who imp...
incenser 15 13 a burner of incense,...
incenter 15 13 the centre of an ins...
inciters 17 12 INCITER, one who inc...
incliner 17 14 something or someone...
incloser 17 13 one who, or that whi...
incomers 17 15 INCOMER, one that co...
incumber 20 19 to impede the motion...
indenter 12 11 one that indents, al...
indexers 19 17 INDEXER, one who ind...
indicter 17 13 one who indicts, als...
inditers 14 10 INDITER, one who ind...
indorser 13 10 one that endorses, a...
inducers 17 14 INDUCER, one who, or...
indulger 16 14 one who indulges [n...
inermous 14 13 without thorns, also...
inerrant 12 10 free from error [adj...
inertest 13 9 INERT, passive [adj]
inertiae 12 9 INERTIA, the tendenc...
inertial 14 10 of or relating to in...
inertias 13 9 INERTIA, the tendenc...
inexpert 21 19 not expert, also UNE...
infecter 18 15 one that infects, al...
inferiae 14 12 offerings to the spi...
inferior 15 12 lower in any respect...
infernal 15 14 pertaining to hell [...
infernos 14 13 INFERNO, a place of...
inferred 15 13 INFER, to reach or d...
inferrer 15 12 one who infers [n -S...
infester 15 12 one who, or that whi...
infirmer 17 15 INFIRM, sickly [adj]
inflamer 17 16 one who inflames [n...
inflater 16 13 one that inflates, a...
infolder 16 14 one that infolds [n...
informer 16 15 one that informs [n...
infusers 16 13 INFUSER, one who inf...
ingather 16 13 to gather in, to har...
ingeners 13 12 INGENER, (Shakespear...
inhalers 16 12 INHALER, one that in...
inhauler 16 13 a line for bringing...
inherced 18 15 INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inherces 18 14 INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inherent 14 12 innate, natural [adj...
inhering 16 14 INHERE, to be an ess...
inherits 16 11 INHERIT, to receive...
inholder 16 13 a container [n -S]
inhumers 17 15 INHUMER, one who inh...
injurers 16 19 INJURER, one who inj...
inkberry 23 18 a small shrub [n INK...
inlander 13 12 one living inland [n...
inlayers 20 12 INLAYER, one who inl...
innerved 14 15 INNERVE, to supply w...
innerves 14 14 INNERVE, to supply w...
inputter 16 13 someone who feeds in...
inquered 21 20 INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inqueres 21 19 INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inquirer 22 19 one who enquires, al...
inserted 13 10 INSERT, to put in [v...
inserter 13 9 one who inserts [n -...
insetter 13 9 a person who or thin...
insiders 14 10 INSIDER, an accepted...
insister 14 9 one who insists [n -...
insnarer 12 10 one that ensnares, a...
insphere 17 14 to enclose in a sphe...
inspirer 16 12 one that inspires [n...
insulter 15 11 one who insults [n -...
insurers 14 10 INSURER, one who ins...
integers 14 11 INTEGER, a whole num...
intender 12 11 (obsolete) to make t...
intenser 12 10 INTENSE, existing in...
interact 16 12 to act on one anothe...
interage 13 11 including people of...
interbed 15 13 to insert between ot...
intercom 17 15 a type of communicat...
intercut 17 13 to alternate camera...
interess 13 9 (obsolete) to intere...
interest 13 9 to engage the attent...
interims 15 12 INTERIM, the time be...
interior 13 9 internal [adj INTERI...
interlap 16 13 to lap over one anot...
interlay 20 12 to place between [v...
intermat 14 12 to mat fibers togeth...
intermit 15 12 to stop temporarily...
intermix 21 19 to mix together [v -...
internal 13 11 inner [adj INTERNALL...
interned 12 11 INTERN, to confine d...
internee 11 10 one who has been int...
internes 12 10 INTERNE, a trainee g...
internet 12 10 the worldwide connec...
interred 13 10 INTER, to bury [v]
interrex 19 16 someone who rules be...
interrow 16 12 existing between row...
intersex 19 16 people having charac...
intertie 13 9 a short timber bindi...
interval 16 14 a space of time betw...
interwar 16 12 happening between wa...
interweb 18 15 a facetious name for...
intoners 12 10 INTONER, one who int...
intruder 14 11 one that intrudes [n...
invaders 15 14 INVADER, one that in...
inventer 14 14 one who invents, als...
inverity 22 15 lack of truth [n INV...
inversed 15 14 INVERSE, to turn som...
inverses 15 13 INVERSE, to turn som...
inverted 15 14 INVERT, to turn upsi...
inverter 15 13 one who inverts, als...
invertin 15 14 an unorganized ferme...
invertor 15 13 one who inverts, als...
inviters 16 13 INVITER, one who inv...
invokers 16 17 INVOKER, one who inv...
involver 18 18 one who involves [n...
iodisers 14 9 IODISER, one that io...
iodizers 17 18 IODIZER, one that io...
ionisers 13 9 IONISER, something t...
ionizers 16 18 IONIZER, something t...
ionomers 13 12 IONOMER, the product...
islander 14 11 one who lives on an...
isomeres 14 11 ISOMERE, a body or c...
isomeric 18 14 of or like an isomer...
isothere 15 10 a line connecting po...
isotherm 17 13 a line on a map conn...
itemiser 15 11 one that itemizes, a...
itemizer 18 20 one that itemizes, a...
iterance 15 12 repetition [n -S]
iterated 13 9 ITERATE, to repeat,...
iterates 13 8 ITERATE, to repeat,...
jabbered 19 24 JABBER, to talk rapi...
jabberer 19 23 one who jabbers [n -...
jackeroo 18 24 a newcomer gaining e...
jaderies 15 18 JADERY, the tricks o...
jaggeder 17 22 JAGGED, rough-edged...
jagghery 26 25 a coarse, dark sugar...
jambiers 19 23 JAMBIER, (obsolete)...
janglers 17 21 JANGLER, a storytell...
janglier 17 21 JANGLY, making a jan...
japanner 15 22 one who varnishes in...
japeries 17 20 JAPERY, jesting, buf...
jauntier 15 19 JAUNTY, briskly self...
jawboner 19 24 one who engages in j...
jazerant 17 27 (historical) a coat...
jeerings 16 20 JEERING, the act of...
jeremiad 16 21 a literary work or s...
jerepigo 18 22 a sweet fortified wi...
jerkiest 17 21 JERKY, spasmodic [ad...
jerkings 18 24 JERKING, the act of...
jeroboam 17 23 an oversize wine bot...
jerquers 24 27 JERQUER, one who sea...
jerquing 25 30 a search for contrab...
jerreeds 15 18 JERREED, a wooden Or...
jerrican 18 21 a fuel container, al...
jerrycan 24 23 a fuel container, al...
jerseyed 21 20 wearing a jersey [ad...
jetliner 16 19 a plane powered by j...
jewelers 19 21 JEWELER, a trader or...
jeweller 20 22 a trader or maker of...
jibbered 20 24 JIBBER, to utter sen...
jiggered 18 22 JIGGER, to jerk up a...
jigglier 20 22 JIGGLY, given to jig...
jinglers 18 21 JINGLER, one who, or...
jinglier 18 21 JINGLY, jingling [ad...
jinkered 16 23 JINKER, to transport...
jittered 16 18 JITTER, to fidget [v...
jogglers 19 22 JOGGLER, one who jog...
joinders 15 19 JOINDER, a joining o...
jointers 15 18 JOINTER, a bricklaye...
jokester 16 21 a practical joker [n...
jolleyer 23 21 one who uses a jolle...
jolliers 18 19 JOLLIER, one who put...
jollyers 24 21 JOLLYER, one who use...
jostlers 17 18 JOSTLER, one who jos...
jouncier 18 22 JOUNCY, jolting [adj...
jousters 16 18 JOUSTER, one who jou...
joyrider 22 20 one who joyrides [n...
juddered 16 21 JUDDER, to vibrate,...
jugglers 20 23 JUGGLER, one who jug...
jugglery 26 25 the art of juggler [...
jumblers 21 25 JUMBLER, one that ju...
jumblier 21 25 JUMBLY, in a jumble...
junglier 18 22 JUNGLY, of or relati...
junipers 18 22 JUNIPER, an evergree...
junketer 16 23 one that junkets, al...
justicer 20 21 (obsolete) a judge,...
kacheris 20 17 KACHERI, (Hindi) an...
kaiserin 14 13 a kaiser's wife [n -...
kamerads 15 16 KAMERAD, to surrende...
kashered 16 15 KASHER, to prepare f...
kayakers 21 18 KAYAKER, one that ri...
kedgeree 14 15 a food in India [n -...
keesters 14 12 KEESTER, (slang) the...
kegelers 16 15 KEGELER, a bowler, a...
keisters 15 12 KEISTER, (slang) the...
keramics 19 18 KERAMIC, an item mad...
keratins 14 13 KERATIN, a fibrous p...
keratoid 14 13 resembling horn or k...
keratoma 14 15 a skin disease [n KE...
keratose 13 12 of certain sponges,...
kerbayas 22 17 KERBAYA, a blouse wo...
kerbings 18 18 KERBING, a concrete...
kerbside 17 16 the side of a paveme...
kerchief 22 20 a cloth or scarf use...
kerkiest 16 16 KERKY, stupid [adj]
kermeses 15 15 KERMES, a red cochin...
kermesse 15 15 (Dutch) a cycle race...
kermises 16 15 KERMIS, (Dutch) in E...
kermodes 15 16 KERMODE, a type of b...
kerneled 14 15 KERNEL, to envelop l...
kernelly 22 17 full of kernels [adj...
kernings 15 16 KERNING, adjustment...
kernites 14 13 KERNITE, a hydrated...
kerogens 14 15 KEROGEN, a kind of b...
kerosene 12 13 a fuel oil, also KER...
kerosine 13 13 a fuel oil, also KER...
kerplunk 19 22 to drop with a heavy...
kerygmas 23 19 KERYGMA, (Greek) the...
keynoter 19 15 one who delivers a k...
keysters 21 14 KEYSTER, (slang) bac...
kibitzer 21 24 (Yiddish) one who of...
kiddiers 16 14 KIDDIER, a huckster;...
kidnaper 16 17 one who kidnaps, als...
kiesters 15 12 KIESTER, (slang) bac...
killdeer 17 15 a wading bird, also...
kindlers 16 15 KINDLER, one who kin...
kindlier 16 15 KINDLY, kind [adj]
kinglier 17 16 KINGLY, befitting a...
kippered 19 19 KIPPER, to cure fish...
kipperer 19 18 one who cures kipper...
kittlier 17 13 KITTLY, (Scots) tick...
klaverns 17 18 KLAVERN, a local bra...
klaviers 18 17 KLAVIER, an early ke...
klezmers 20 25 KLEZMER, (Yiddish) a...
klinkers 17 18 KLINKER, a very hard...
klisters 17 13 KLISTER, a kind of w...
kludgier 18 17 KLUDGY, involving or...
klutzier 20 23 KLUTZY, clumsy [adj]
knackers 18 20 KNACKER, to exhaust...
knackery 24 22 a knacker's yard [n...
knackier 18 20 KNACKY, cunning, als...
knaggier 16 17 KNAGGY, of wood, kno...
knappers 18 19 KNAPPER, someone who...
knarlier 15 14 KNARLY, like a knarl...
knarrier 14 13 KNARRY, of a tree, h...
kneaders 13 14 KNEADER, one who kne...
kneejerk 16 26 responding in a pred...
kneelers 14 14 KNEELER, a cushion,...
kneeroom 13 16 space to put one's k...
knickers 19 20 women's or girls' un...
knitters 15 13 KNITTER, one that kn...
knobbers 18 19 KNOBBER, a stag in i...
knobbier 18 19 KNOBBY, full of knob...
knockers 18 20 KNOCKER, one that kn...
knollers 16 15 KNOLLER, one that kn...
knollier 16 15 KNOLLY, like a knoll...
knotters 14 13 KNOTTER, one who kno...
knottier 14 13 KNOTTY, full of knot...
knubbier 19 20 KNUBBY, having littl...
knuckler 20 22 (slang) a pickpocket...
knurlier 16 15 KNURLY, full of knot...
koreroed 13 13 KORERO, to talk, con...
koshered 16 15 KOSHER, to prepare f...
kotowers 17 15 KOTOWER, one who kot...
kowtower 20 18 one who kowtows, als...
krameria 15 15 a genus of spreading...
kreutzer 18 22 (German) a small cop...
kreuzers 18 22 KREUZER, (German) a...
krimmers 18 18 KRIMMER, (German) ti...
krullers 18 15 KRULLER, (Dutch) in...
krumpers 19 19 KRUMPER, one who doe...
kvetcher 22 21 (Yiddish) a whiner,...
laagered 14 12 LAAGER, to form a de...
labelers 17 13 LABELER, one that la...
labeller 18 14 one that labels, als...
laborers 16 12 LABORER, one who lab...
labourer 16 13 one who labours, als...
lacerant 16 13 harrowing [adj]
lacerate 16 12 to tear roughly [v L...
lacertid 18 13 a kind of lizard [n...
lackered 18 17 LACKER, to coat with...
lacquers 26 22 LACQUER, to coat wit...
laddered 14 12 LADDER, to cause a r...
lagering 16 14 LAGER, to form a def...
laidlier 16 11 LAIDLY, (Scots) loat...
lamasery 21 14 a monastery of lamas...
lamberts 18 15 LAMBERT, a unit of b...
lamenter 14 13 one who laments [n -...
lameters 15 12 LAMETER, a cripple,...
lamigers 17 14 LAMIGER, a cripple,...
lamister 16 12 a fugitive, also LAM...
lamiters 16 12 LAMITER, a cripple,...
lammiger 18 17 a cripple, also LAME...
lamperns 17 16 LAMPERN, a primitive...
lamsters 16 12 LAMSTER, a fugitive,...
lanciers 17 13 a French dance [n]
landlers 15 12 LANDLER, a slow Aust...
langered 14 13 (colloquial) extreme...
lanneret 12 11 the male lanner, a k...
lanterns 13 11 LANTERN, to provide...
lappered 18 16 LAPPER, (Scots) to c...
larcener 16 13 one who commits larc...
larderer 14 10 a person in charge o...
larmiers 16 12 LARMIER, (French) a...
larruper 17 13 one who larrups [n -...
lasering 15 12 LASER, to treat with...
lassoers 14 9 LASSOER, one who use...
lateener 12 10 a lateenrigged vesse...
laterals 15 10 LATERAL, to throw a...
laterise 14 9 to convert to lateri...
laterite 14 9 a highly weathered r...
laterize 17 18 to convert to lateri...
lathered 16 12 LATHER, to cover wit...
latherer 16 11 one who lathers [n -...
latterly 22 12 lately [adv]
laughers 18 14 LAUGHER, one who lau...
laughier 18 14 LAUGHY, inclined to...
laughter 18 14 the act or sound of...
launcher 19 16 a launching device [...
launders 14 12 LAUNDER, to wash clo...
lavalier 17 14 a loosely-tied bow;...
lavatera 15 13 any plant of the lav...
laveered 15 14 LAVEER, (archaic) to...
lavender 15 15 a labiate plant with...
laverock 20 20 a songbird, the lark...
lavisher 19 15 one who lavishes [n...
lawgiver 21 18 one who institutes a...
lawmaker 19 19 one who makes the la...
lawyered 23 15 LAWYER, to work as a...
lawyerly 31 17 befitting a member o...
layerage 20 13 a method of plant pr...
layering 21 14 a method of plant pr...
layovers 22 15 LAYOVER, a stopover...
leachers 19 14 LEACHER, one who lea...
leachier 19 14 LEACHY, permitting l...
leaguers 15 12 LEAGUER, to besiege...
learners 13 10 LEARNER, one that le...
leathern 15 12 made of leather [adj...
leathers 16 11 LEATHER, to cover wi...
leathery 22 13 resembling leather [...
leavener 14 14 one who leavens, has...
lechered 19 15 LECHER, to lust [v]
lecterns 17 13 LECTERN, a reading d...
lecturer 18 13 one who lectures [n...
ledgered 15 13 LEDGER, to fish with...
leeriest 14 9 LEERY, cunning, wary...
leerings 15 12 LEERING, the act of...
leftover 18 16 an unused portion [n...
legering 16 14 the act of selling s...
legerity 22 13 quickness of the min...
leggiero 16 13 (Italian) light or g...
leidgers 16 12 LEIDGER, (obsolete)...
leislers 16 10 LEISLER, a small bla...
leisters 15 9 LEISTER, to spear wi...
lemonier 14 13 LEMONY, tasting of l...
lernaean 11 11 in Greek myth relati...
lettered 14 10 LETTER, to inscribe...
letterer 14 9 one who letters [n -...
letterns 14 10 LETTERN, (obsolete)...
levanter 15 14 a boisterous Mediter...
levelers 17 14 LEVELER, one that le...
leveller 18 15 one that levels, als...
leverage 16 15 the mechanical power...
leverets 16 13 LEVERET, a young har...
levering 17 16 LEVER, to prise open...
lewdster 18 13 someone addicted to...
libelers 18 13 LIBELER, one that li...
libeller 19 14 one that libels, als...
liberals 18 13 LIBERAL, a person fa...
liberate 16 12 to set free [v LIBER...
licencer 20 16 one who licenses, al...
licenser 17 13 one who licenses, al...
lientery 20 12 the discharge of par...
lighters 19 13 LIGHTER, to convey b...
likelier 17 14 LIKELY, probable [ad...
limbered 18 16 LIMBER, to make supp...
limberer 18 15 LIMBER, supple [adj]
limberly 26 18 LIMBER, supple [adv]
limerick 21 19 a form of humorous v...
limiters 17 12 LIMITER, a friar who...
limpsier 19 15 LIMPSEY, lacking str...
lingered 15 13 LINGER, to delay dep...
lingerer 15 12 one who lingers [n -...
lingerie 15 12 women's underwear [n...
lingster 16 12 an interpreter, also...
linisher 17 12 someone or something...
linkster 16 14 (US) an interpreter,...
lioniser 14 10 one who lionises, al...
lionizer 17 19 one who lionizes, al...
lipliner 18 14 a cosmetic used to o...
lippered 19 16 LIPPER, to ripple [v...
listener 14 10 one who listens [n -...
listeria 15 9 any bacterium of the...
listserv 18 13 (tradename) an Inter...
literacy 24 14 the ability to read...
literals 16 10 LITERAL, a misprint,...
literary 21 11 pertaining to books...
literate 14 9 able to read and wri...
literati 15 9 LITERATO, (Italian)...
literato 14 9 (Italian) a learned...
literose 14 9 affectedly literary...
litherly 25 14 (obsolete) mischievo...
littered 15 10 LITTER, to scatter r...
litterer 15 9 one who litters [n -...
livelier 18 14 LIVELY, full of ener...
liveners 16 14 LIVENER, one who liv...
liveried 17 14 attired in livery [a...
liveries 17 13 LIVERY, the identify...
livering 18 16 the act of thickenin...
liverish 20 15 having a liver disor...
liveyere 22 15 a permanent resident...
liveyers 23 15 LIVEYER, a permanent...
llaneros 14 11 LLANERO, an inhabita...
loathers 16 11 LOATHER, one who loa...
lobbyers 25 17 LOBBYER, one who lob...
lobsters 17 12 LOBSTER, to fish for...
locaters 17 12 LOCATER, one who loc...
loitered 14 10 LOITER, to stand idl...
loiterer 14 9 one that loiters [n...
lonelier 14 11 LONELY, sad from lac...
longeron 13 13 a longitudinal membe...
lonicera 16 13 the honeysuckle [n -...
lookover 16 17 a looking over [n -S...
loosener 12 10 a laxative [n -S]
loppered 18 16 LOPPER, (Scots) to c...
lordlier 16 11 LORDLY, in the manne...
lorimers 16 12 LORIMER, a maker of...
loriners 14 10 LORINER, a maker of...
loudlier 16 12 LOUDLY [adv]
lounders 14 12 LOUNDER, (Scots) to...
loungers 15 13 LOUNGER, a comfortab...
loungier 15 13 LOUNGY, suitable for...
louvered 16 15 having louvers, slop...
lovelier 17 14 LOVELY, extremely be...
lowerier 17 12 LOWERY, cloudy, gloo...
lowering 18 15 overcast, threatenin...
lowlifer 21 16 a despicable person,...
lowrider 18 13 a car having a lower...
loyaller 22 13 LOYAL, faithful [adj...
lubberly 27 19 like a lubber, clums...
lucernes 17 14 LUCERNE, a fodder pl...
lucifers 21 16 LUCIFER, a friction...
luderick 20 18 (Native Australian)...
lumbered 18 17 LUMBER, to move heav...
lumberer 18 16 someone employed in...
lumberly 26 19 lumbering [adj]
lunchers 20 16 LUNCHER, one who tak...
lurchers 21 15 LURCHER, a crossbred...
lustered 15 11 LUSTER, to make lust...
lutherns 17 13 LUTHERN, a dormer wi...
luthiers 18 12 LUTHIER, one who mak...
luxmeter 22 20 an instrument for me...
lymiters 23 14 LYMITER, (Spenser) a...
lynchers 26 17 LYNCHER, one who tak...
lysergic 26 16 as in lysergic acid...
macerals 18 15 MACERAL, any of the...
macerate 16 14 to soften by soaking...
mackerel 19 19 a marine food fish [...
maderise 14 12 to become flat and r...
maderize 17 21 to become flat and r...
magister 16 13 a person licensed to...
mahseers 16 13 MAHSEER, a large fre...
maisters 15 11 MAISTER, (Scots) to...
makeover 16 19 a complete change of...
malander 14 14 an eruption of the s...
malapert 17 15 (archaic) impudently...
maligner 16 15 one who maligns [n -...
malinger 16 15 to feign illness in...
maltster 16 12 one who makes malt,...
mammered 16 18 MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mammifer 19 20 a mammal [n -S]
mampoers 17 17 MAMPOER, (Afrikaans)...
mamzerim 20 26 MAMZER, (Yiddish) an...
managers 14 14 MANAGER, one that ma...
maneuver 15 17 to perform a stratag...
manglers 16 15 MANGLER, one who man...
mannered 12 14 having a certain man...
mannerly 20 16 polite [adj]
manpower 18 18 available resources...
manrider 14 13 a paddy train [n -S]
manurers 14 13 MANURER, one who man...
mapmaker 18 21 one who makes maps [...
marauder 14 13 one who marauds [n -...
marblers 18 15 MARBLER, one who wor...
marblier 18 15 MARBLY, mottled [adj...
marchers 20 16 MARCHER, one that ma...
marinera 13 12 a Peruvian folk-danc...
mariners 14 12 MARINER, a sailor [n...
marketer 15 15 one that markets, al...
marooner 12 12 one who maroons [n -...
marriers 15 11 MARRIER, one who mar...
marshier 17 13 MARSHY, resembling a...
marveler 17 16 one who marvels [n -...
marvered 16 16 MARVER, to roll glas...
masquers 23 21 MASQUER, one who wea...
massager 15 13 one who massages [n...
masseter 14 11 a muscle that raises...
mastered 14 12 MASTER, to become sk...
masterly 22 14 very skillful [adj]
matchers 20 16 MATCHER, one who mat...
material 15 12 relevant [adj MATERI...
materiel 15 12 (French) material; e...
maternal 14 13 pertaining to a moth...
mattered 14 12 MATTER, to be of imp...
maturers 15 12 MATURER, one that br...
maunders 14 14 MAUNDER, to talk inc...
maungier 15 15 MAUNGY, scabby, also...
mauthers 17 14 MAUTHER, an awkward...
maverick 21 22 an unbranded animal;...
mawthers 20 16 MAWTHER, (dialect) a...
maysters 21 13 MAYSTER, (Spenser) m...
meagerer 14 13 MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
meagerly 22 16 MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
meanders 13 13 MEANDER, to wander [...
measlier 15 12 MEASLY, spotty, palt...
measurer 14 12 one who measures [n...
meddlers 16 14 MEDDLER, one who med...
meercats 17 14 MEERCAT, a South Afr...
meerkats 15 15 MEERKAT, a South Afr...
meisters 15 11 MEISTER, (German) an...
mellower 19 16 MELLOW, well matured...
membered 17 18 having limbs [adj]
menacers 16 15 MENACER, one who men...
merantis 14 12 MERANTI, (Malay) the...
mercados 17 15 MERCADO, (Spanish) a...
mercapto 19 17 containing a particu...
merchant 19 17 a trader, esp. whole...
merchets 20 16 MERCHET, a fine paid...
merchild 22 18 a fish with the body...
merciful 22 19 full of mercy [adj M...
mercuric 22 18 containing bivalent...
merengue 14 15 a Caribbean ballroom...
meresman 14 15 a man appointed to a...
meresmen 14 15 MERESMAN, a man appo...
merfolks 19 19 MERFOLK, mermen and...
mergence 17 17 the act of merging [...
mergings 17 16 MERGING, an act of m...
mericarp 20 17 one carpel of an umb...
meridian 14 13 a line of longitude...
merimake 16 18 (Spenser) merrymakin...
meringue 15 15 a topping for pies m...
meristem 16 14 embryonic plant tiss...
meristic 19 14 pertaining to the nu...
meriting 16 14 MERIT, to deserve [v...
merlings 17 15 MERLING, (obsolete)...
mermaids 16 15 MERMAID, a mythical...
merogony 20 16 the artificial produ...
meronyms 21 17 MERONYM, a word whos...
meronymy 27 19 the state of being a...
meropias 16 14 MEROPIA, partial bli...
merosome 14 14 one of the serial se...
merriest 15 11 MERRY, mirthful, als...
merryman 21 17 a zany, a jester [n...
merrymen 21 17 MERRYMAN, a zany, a...
mersalyl 23 15 a sodium salt used a...
mersions 14 12 MERSION, (obsolete)...
merycism 26 19 a rare condition in...
mesmeric 19 17 pertaining to hypnot...
mesoderm 15 15 the middle germ laye...
mesomere 14 14 an embryonic segment...
metamere 14 14 one of the similar b...
metamers 15 14 METAMER, a compound...
metayers 20 13 METAYER, (French) on...
meterage 14 13 measurement by meter...
metering 15 14 METER, to measure by...
meuniere 13 13 (French) of food, es...
mezereon 15 21 an early-flowering w...
mezereum 18 24 an early-flowering w...
micawber 23 20 a person who remains...
middlers 17 14 MIDDLER, a student i...
midlifer 19 16 a middle-aged person...
midterms 17 15 MIDTERM, the middle...
midwater 18 15 the middle portion v...
mightier 19 15 MIGHTY, full of migh...
mijnheer 18 23 (Dutch) the Dutch eq...
milliers 18 13 MILLIER, a unit of w...
milliner 17 14 one who makes or sel...
mimester 16 14 one who mimes [n -S]
mimicker 21 21 one who mimics [n -S...
minerals 15 13 MINERAL, any of vari...
minevers 16 16 MINEVER, the ermine...
minglers 17 15 MINGLER, one who min...
minister 15 12 to give aid or servi...
minivers 17 16 MINIVER, the ermine...
minsters 15 12 MINSTER, a large chu...
misalter 16 12 to alter wrongly [v...
misavers 17 15 MISAVER, to speak er...
misdoers 15 12 MISDOER, a wrongdoer...
misenter 14 12 to enter erroneously...
miserere 14 11 the psalm usually ap...
miseries 15 11 MISERY, a state of g...
misinfer 17 15 to infer wrongly [v...
misinter 15 12 to inter improperly...
mislayer 22 14 one who mislays [n -...
misliker 18 16 one who mislikes [n...
misnomer 15 15 the use of a wrong n...
misorder 15 12 to order incorrectly...
misrefer 17 14 to refer incorrectly...
missteer 15 11 to steer wrongly [v...
mistaker 16 15 one who makes a mist...
mistered 15 12 MISTER, to address a...
misterms 17 14 MISTERM, to call by...
misusers 16 12 MISUSER, one who mis...
miterers 15 11 MITERER, one that mi...
mitering 16 14 MITER, (US) to join...
mithered 17 14 MITHER, to confuse,...
mizzlier 23 30 MIZZLY, drizzly, rai...
mobsters 17 14 MOBSTER, a member of...
mockered 18 19 MOCKER, to clothe [v...
modelers 15 13 MODELER, one that mo...
modeller 16 14 one that models, als...
moderate 13 12 reasonable, not extr...
moderato 13 12 (Italian) a musical...
moderner 13 13 MODERN, pertaining t...
modernes 13 13 MODERNE, a design st...
modernly 21 16 MODERN, pertaining t...
modester 14 12 MODEST, unassuming [...
modifier 17 15 one that modifies [n...
moidered 14 13 MOIDER, to confuse,...
moithers 17 13 MOITHER, to confuse,...
moldered 15 14 MOLDER, to turn to d...
molester 15 12 one who molests [n -...
momzerim 20 26 MOMZER, (Yiddish) an...
monerans 12 13 MONERAN, a cellular...
moneyers 19 14 MONEYER, (archaic) a...
mongered 14 15 MONGER, to peddle [v...
monicker 18 19 (slang) a name; an a...
monikers 15 16 MONIKER, (slang) a n...
monogerm 15 17 of a fruit that prod...
monomers 14 15 MONOMER, the simples...
monstera 13 12 a kind of fruit, gro...
monsters 14 12 MONSTER, an extraord...
monteros 13 12 MONTERO, a huntsman'...
moochers 19 16 MOOCHER, a truant, a...
moperies 16 14 MOPERY, violation of...
moraller 16 13 (Shakespeare) a mora...
morbider 17 15 MORBID, of the natur...
moreover 15 15 in addition [adv]
morticer 18 14 one who makes mortic...
mortiser 15 11 one who makes mortis...
motelier 15 12 the owner or manager...
mothered 16 14 MOTHER, to give birt...
motherly 24 16 maternal [adj]
motioner 13 12 one who makes a moti...
motleyer 21 14 MOTLEY, diversified...
mottlers 16 12 MOTTLER, one who mot...
mouchers 20 17 MOUCHER, a truant, a...
moulders 16 14 MOULDER, to turn to...
mouldier 16 14 MOULDY, covered with...
moulters 16 13 MOULTER, one that mo...
mounseer 13 13 (archaic) a Frenchma...
mounters 14 13 MOUNTER, one who mou...
mourners 14 13 MOURNER, one that mo...
moutered 14 13 MOUTER, to take mout...
mouterer 14 12 (Scots) a person who...
mouthers 17 14 MOUTHER, one who mou...
mouthier 17 14 MOUTHY, outspoken, o...
muckered 19 20 MUCKER, to squander...
muddlers 17 15 MUDDLER, one who mud...
muddlier 17 15 MUDDLY, disordered [...
muenster 14 13 a semisoft cow's mil...
mufflers 21 19 MUFFLER, a thick sca...
mulberry 25 18 any of various trees...
muleteer 15 13 a mule-driver [n -S]
mullered 17 15 MULLER, to inflict a...
multurer 17 14 a person who pays or...
mumblers 20 19 MUMBLER, one who mum...
mumblier 20 19 MUMBLY, given to mum...
mummered 17 19 MUMMER, to take part...
munchers 20 18 MUNCHER, one who mun...
munchier 20 18 MUNCHY, suitable for...
mundaner 13 15 MUNDANE, ordinary, b...
munsters 15 13 MUNSTER, a semisoft...
murdered 15 14 MURDER, to kill unla...
murderee 14 13 one who is murdered...
murderer 15 13 one who murders [n -...
murmurer 17 16 one who murmurs [n -...
murthers 18 14 MURTHER, (dialect) t...
musclier 20 16 MUSCLY, of a muscula...
musicker 20 19 (dialect) a musician...
mustered 15 13 MUSTER, to gather to...
musterer 15 12 one who musters (liv...
mutineer 14 13 to revolt against co...
muttered 15 13 MUTTER, to speak unc...
mutterer 15 12 one who mutters [n -...
muzzlers 23 31 MUZZLER, a strong he...
mynheers 22 16 MYNHEER, (Dutch) the...
myomeres 21 16 MYOMERE, part of a v...
nabobery 22 17 the state of being a...
naperies 14 12 NAPERY, table and ot...
narrater 12 9 one that narrates, a...
narrower 15 12 NARROW, of little wi...
nattered 12 10 NATTER, to chatter [...
natterer 12 9 someone who natters...
navicert 18 16 a document permittin...
naysayer 24 13 one that denies or o...
nearlier 13 10 NEARLY, almost [adv]
neatherd 14 12 a herdsman [n -S]
needlers 13 11 NEEDLER, a needlemak...
needlier 13 11 NEEDLY, like needles...
negaters 13 11 NEGATER, one that ne...
neoteric 15 12 recent in origin, mo...
nerdiest 13 10 NERDY, socially inep...
nereides 12 10 NEREIS, a marine wor...
nervelet 15 14 a little nerve [n -S...
nerviest 15 13 NERVY, nervous [adj]
nervines 14 14 NERVINE, a soothing...
nervings 16 16 NERVING, a type of v...
nervular 16 15 relating to a nervul...
nervules 16 15 NERVULE, a vascular...
nervures 15 14 NERVURE, a vascular...
nestlers 14 10 NESTLER, one who nes...
nettlers 14 10 NETTLER, one that ne...
nettlier 14 10 NETTLY, like a nettl...
neutered 12 11 NEUTER, to castrate...
newcomer 19 18 one who has recently...
newwaver 20 19 a member of a new-wa...
nibblers 19 16 NIBBLER, one who nib...
nichered 18 15 NICHER, (Scots) to n...
nickered 17 17 NICKER, (Scots) to n...
nidering 14 13 an infamous person;...
niffered 17 16 NIFFER, (Scots) to b...
niggered 15 14 NIGGER, to exhaust b...
nigglers 17 14 NIGGLER, one who nig...
nigglier 17 14 NIGGLY, trifling [ad...
nippered 17 16 NIPPER, to seize two...
nisberry 22 14 an edible fruit, the...
niteries 13 9 NITERIE, (colloquial...
nithered 15 12 NITHER, (dialect) to...
nobblers 18 16 NOBBLER, one who nob...
nointers 12 10 NOINTER, (Australian...
noninert 11 11 not inert [adj]
nonowner 13 14 one who is not the o...
nonskier 13 14 one who does not ski...
nonusers 12 11 NONUSER, one that is...
nonvoter 13 14 one who does not vot...
northern 14 12 a person living in t...
northers 15 11 NORTHER, to veer nor...
nosherie 14 11 (colloquial) a cafe...
notchers 18 14 NOTCHER, one who not...
notchier 18 14 NOTCHY, having notch...
noticers 16 12 NOTICER, one who not...
notifier 15 12 one who notifies [n...
november 17 19 (in international ra...
novercal 18 17 pertaining to a step...
noverint 14 14 (Latin) a writ, begi...
nowheres 17 14 NOWHERE, a nonexiste...
nubblier 19 17 NUBBLY, having small...
numbered 16 17 NUMBER, to count [v]
numberer 16 16 one who numbers [n -...
numeracy 23 18 the state of underst...
numerals 15 14 NUMERAL, a symbol th...
numerary 20 15 pertaining to number...
numerate 13 13 to compute, calculat...
numerics 18 16 NUMERIC, a numeral [...
numerous 14 14 many [adj NUMEROUSLY...
nurturer 14 11 one who nurtures [n...
nuzzlers 21 29 NUZZLER, one who nuz...
obligers 18 14 OBLIGER, one who obl...
obliquer 25 22 OBLIQUE, slanting [a...
obscener 17 15 OBSCENE, offensive,...
obscurer 19 15 one who obscures [n...
observed 17 16 OBSERVE, to look att...
observer 17 15 one that observes [n...
observes 17 15 OBSERVE, to look att...
obtainer 14 12 one who obtains [n -...
obtemper 18 17 to yield obedience t...
obtruder 16 13 one who obtrudes [n...
obverses 17 15 OBVERSE, the side of...
obverted 17 16 OBVERT, to turn, to...
occluder 21 17 a medical closing de...
occulter 21 16 something or someone...
occupier 22 18 one who occupies [n...
ochering 19 16 OCHER, to colour wit...
ocherish 21 15 resembling ocher, al...
ocheroid 18 14 of or like ocher, al...
ocherous 18 14 containing or resemb...
ockerism 19 18 (Australian slang) b...
odallers 15 11 ODALLER, in the Orkn...
odometer 13 12 a device for measuri...
odoriser 13 9 something that odori...
odorizer 16 18 something that odori...
oerlikon 14 14 (Swiss) a type of an...
oersteds 13 9 OERSTED, a unit of m...
offender 16 16 one who offends [n -...
offerees 16 14 OFFEREE, someone who...
offerers 17 14 OFFERER, one who off...
offering 18 17 a contribution [n -S...
offerors 17 14 OFFEROR, one who off...
officers 21 17 OFFICER, to command...
offsider 18 15 a side-kick [n -S]
ohmmeter 17 16 an instrument for me...
oileries 14 9 OILERY, an oil busin...
oilpaper 18 15 paper which has been...
oldsters 15 10 OLDSTER, an old pers...
oleander 12 11 a poisonous evergree...
oleaster 13 9 a yellow-flowered, o...
oligomer 16 14 a type of complex ch...
omitters 15 11 OMITTER, one who omi...
oneriest 12 9 ONERY, (colloquial)...
onionier 11 10 ONIONY, like an onio...
onliners 13 11 ONLINER, a user of t...
onlooker 13 14 a spectator [n -S]
onsetter 12 9 (archaic) an assaila...
oosperms 16 14 OOSPERM, a fertilize...
oosphere 16 13 an unfertilized egg...
operable 17 15 that can be operated...
operably 24 17 OPERABLE, that can b...
operands 14 13 OPERAND, a quantity...
operants 14 12 OPERANT, an operator...
operated 14 12 OPERATE, to perform...
operates 14 11 OPERATE, to perform...
operatic 18 14 relating to opera [a...
operator 14 11 one who operates [n...
opercele 18 15 an anatomical part t...
opercula 19 16 OPERCULUM, an anatom...
opercule 19 16 an anatomical part t...
operetta 14 11 a light musical dram...
opificer 21 17 (obsolete) an artifi...
opposers 17 14 OPPOSER, one who opp...
oppugner 18 18 one who oppugns [n -...
orangery 19 13 a building for growi...
orangier 13 11 ORANGY, resembling t...
orbiters 16 11 ORBITER, a spacecraf...
ordainer 12 10 one who ordains [n -...
orderers 13 9 ORDERER, one who ord...
ordering 14 12 arrangement [n -S]
orienter 12 9 one who helps anothe...
ornerier 12 9 ORNERY, stubborn and...
orometer 13 11 a barometer showing...
orreries 13 8 ORRERY, a mechanical...
osieries 13 8 OSIERY, an osier bed...
osseters 13 8 OSSETER, (Russian) a...
ossifier 16 11 an agent that causes...
ostreger 14 10 a falconer who keeps...
ottering 14 11 OTTER, to fish with...
outcaper 18 15 to surpass in caperi...
outdoers 13 10 OUTDOER, one who out...
outgoers 14 11 OUTGOER, someone who...
outhomer 16 14 to surpass in hittin...
outliers 15 10 OUTLIER, a detached...
outliner 14 11 one that outlines [n...
outliver 17 14 one who outlives [n...
outpeers 15 12 OUTPEER, (Shakespear...
outpower 18 15 to surpass in power...
outremer 14 12 (French) the region...
outrider 14 10 a mounted carriage a...
outroper 15 12 (obsolete) an auctio...
outserts 14 9 OUTSERT, a sheet enc...
outserve 15 13 to surpass in servin...
outsider 14 10 one who does not bel...
outsteer 13 9 to surpass in steeri...
outtower 16 12 to tower above [v -E...
outvoter 15 13 a voter from outside...
ouvriere 15 13 (French) a (female)...
ouvriers 16 13 OUVRIER, (French) a...
overable 17 16 excessively able [ad...
overacts 18 15 OVERACT, to act with...
overaged 15 15 too old to be useful...
overages 15 14 OVERAGE, an excess,...
overalls 17 14 OVERALL, a loose cov...
overarch 20 17 to form an arch over...
overarms 16 15 OVERARM, to throw a...
overawed 17 16 OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overawes 17 15 OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overbake 17 19 to bake too long [v...
overbank 17 20 a stage of a river w...
overbear 16 15 to bring down by sup...
overbeat 16 15 to beat too much [v...
overbets 17 15 OVERBET, to bet too...
overbids 18 16 OVERBID, to bid or o...
overbill 20 17 to bill too much [v...
overbite 17 15 the overlapping of t...
overblew 21 19 OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overblow 21 19 to give excess impor...
overboil 18 16 to boil too long [v...
overbold 18 17 excessively bold [ad...
overbook 17 19 to book in excess of...
overboot 16 15 a protective boot wo...
overbore 16 15 OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overborn 16 16 OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbred 17 16 bred too finely [adj...
overbrim 19 18 to flow over [v OVER...
overbrow 20 18 (archaic) to overhan...
overbulk 20 21 to oppress by bulk [...
overburn 17 17 to burn too much; to...
overbusy 24 18 to occupy oneself to...
overbuys 24 18 OVERBUY, to buy too...
overcall 20 17 in bridge, to outbid...
overcame 18 18 OVERCOME, to get the...
overcast 18 15 to sew stitches over...
overclad 19 17 overdressed [adj]
overcloy 25 18 to eat to excess [v...
overclub 22 20 to hit a shot too fa...
overcoat 17 15 a warm coat worn ove...
overcold 19 17 cold to excess [adj]
overcome 18 18 to get the better of...
overcook 18 19 to cook too long [v...
overcool 18 16 to make too cool [v...
overcram 19 18 to stuff to excess [...
overcraw 21 18 (Spenser) to triumph...
overcrop 20 18 to exhaust the land...
overcrow 21 18 to triumph over, als...
overcure 18 16 to cure too long [v...
overcuts 19 16 OVERCUT, to cut too...
overdare 14 13 to become too daring...
overdear 14 13 excessively dear [ad...
overdeck 19 20 to adorn extravagant...
overdoer 14 13 one who overdoes [n...
overdoes 14 13 OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdogs 16 15 OVERDOG, one that is...
overdone 13 14 OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdose 14 13 to give an excessive...
overdraw 18 16 to draw beyond one's...
overdrew 18 16 OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdubs 18 17 OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdust 16 14 to dust over [v -ED,...
overdyed 21 16 OVERDYE, to dye with...
overdyer 21 15 one who overdyes [n...
overdyes 21 15 OVERDYE, to dye with...
overeasy 20 14 too easy [adj]
overeats 14 12 OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overedit 15 13 to edit more than ne...
overeggs 17 16 OVEREGG, as in the p...
overeyed 20 15 OVEREYE, to survey [...
overeyes 20 14 OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfall 19 17 to fall over [v OVER...
overfast 17 15 too fast [adj]
overfear 16 15 to fear too much [v...
overfeed 16 16 to feed too much [v...
overfell 19 17 OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfill 20 17 to fill to overflowi...
overfine 16 16 too refined [adj]
overfish 20 17 to deplete the fish...
overflew 21 19 OVERFLY, to fly over...
overflow 21 19 to flow over the top...
overfold 18 17 to fold over [v -ED,...
overfond 16 17 foolish to excess [a...
overfoul 18 17 excessively foul [ad...
overfree 16 15 too liberal [adj OVE...
overfull 20 18 too full [adj]
overfund 17 18 to fund more than re...
overgall 18 16 to greatly blister [...
overgang 16 17 (Scots) to dominate;...
overgave 17 18 OVERGIVE, to give up...
overgear 15 14 to cause a company t...
overgets 16 14 OVERGET, to get over...
overgild 18 16 to gild over [v OVER...
overgilt 18 15 OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgird 17 15 to gird to excess [v...
overgirt 17 14 OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overgive 18 18 to give up [v OVERGA...
overglad 17 16 excessively or undul...
overgoad 15 15 to goad too much [v...
overgoes 15 14 OVERGO, to travel ov...
overgone 14 15 OVERGO, to travel ov...
overgrew 19 17 OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overgrow 19 17 to grow over [v OVER...
overhair 17 14 fur covering of some...
overhale 17 15 (Spenser) to overtak...
overhand 16 16 to sew with short ve...
overhang 17 17 to protrude over [v...
overhard 17 15 excessively hard [ad...
overhate 16 14 to hate to excess [v...
overhaul 18 16 to examine carefully...
overhead 16 15 the general cost of...
overheap 18 17 to heap up to excess...
overhear 16 14 to hear by accident...
overheat 16 14 to heat to excess [v...
overheld 18 16 OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhent 16 15 (Spenser) to overtak...
overhigh 21 18 too high [adj]
overhits 18 14 OVERHIT, to hit a ba...
overhold 18 16 to rate too highly [...
overholy 24 17 too holy [adj]
overhope 18 17 to hope exceedingly...
overhung 18 18 OVERHANG, to protrud...
overhunt 17 16 to deplete game in a...
overhype 25 19 to hype to excess [v...
overidle 16 14 too idle [adj]
overjoys 23 23 OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overjump 21 28 to jump too far [v -...
overjust 18 22 excessively just [ad...
overkeen 14 17 excessively keen [ad...
overkeep 17 19 to keep too long or...
overkept 18 19 OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkest 16 16 (Spenser) overcast [...
overkill 19 18 to destroy with more...
overkind 16 18 excessively kind [ad...
overking 17 19 a king who has sover...
overknee 14 17 reaching above the k...
overlade 15 14 to load with too gre...
overlaid 16 14 OVERLAY, to lay over...
overlain 15 14 OVERLAY, to lay over...
overland 15 15 a train or stagecoac...
overlaps 18 16 OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlard 16 14 to smear over as if...
overlate 15 13 too late; exceedingl...
overlays 22 15 OVERLAY, to lay over...
overleaf 17 16 on the other side of...
overleap 17 16 to leap over, also O...
overlend 15 15 to lend too much [v...
overlent 15 14 OVERLEND, to lend to...
overlets 16 13 OVERLET, to let to e...
overlewd 19 17 too lewd [adj]
overlier 16 13 one that lies above...
overlies 16 13 OVERLIE, to lie abov...
overlive 18 17 to outlive [v OVERLI...
overload 15 14 to load to excess, a...
overlock 20 20 to oversew to preven...
overlong 16 16 too long [adj]
overlook 16 17 to fail to notice [v...
overlord 16 14 to rule tyrannically...
overloud 16 15 excessively loud [ad...
overlove 17 17 to love to excess [v...
overlush 19 16 excessively lush [ad...
overmans 15 16 OVERMAN, to provide...
overmany 21 18 an excess of people...
overmast 16 15 to provide with too...
overmeek 16 19 excessively meek [ad...
overmelt 17 16 to melt too much [v...
overmild 18 17 too mild [adj]
overmilk 19 20 to milk to excess [v...
overmine 15 16 to mine to excess [v...
overmuch 22 21 an excess [n -ES]
overname 14 16 to repeat the names...
overnear 13 13 too near [adj]
overneat 13 13 too neat [adj]
overnets 14 13 OVERNET, to cover wi...
overnice 17 16 excessively nice; fa...
overpack 21 22 to pack to excess [v...
overpage 17 17 overleaf [adj]
overpaid 17 16 OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpart 17 15 to give an actor too...
overpass 17 15 to pass over [v -ED,...
overpast 17 15 completely finished...
overpays 23 17 OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpeer 16 15 to peer over [v -ED,...
overpert 17 15 excessively pert [ad...
overplan 17 17 to plan to excess [v...
overplay 24 18 to exaggerate [v -ED...
overplot 18 16 to devise an overly...
overplus 19 17 a surplus [n OVERPLU...
overpost 17 15 to hasten over quick...
overpump 21 22 to pump to excess [v...
overrack 19 19 to overstrain [v -ED...
overrake 15 16 to sweep over [v OVE...
overrank 15 17 to assign an unneces...
overrash 17 14 excessively rash [ad...
overrate 14 12 to rate too highly [...
overread 14 13 to read over [v -ING...
overreds 15 13 OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrens 14 13 OVERREN, (archaic) t...
overrich 21 17 excessively rich [ad...
override 15 13 to ride over [v OVER...
overrife 17 15 excessively rife [ad...
overripe 17 15 too ripe [adj]
overrode 14 13 OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overrude 15 14 excessively rude [ad...
overruff 20 19 at cards, to trump w...
overrule 16 14 to disallow the argu...
overruns 15 14 OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
oversail 16 13 to project [v -ED, -...
oversale 15 13 the act of overselli...
oversalt 16 13 to salt to excess [v...
oversave 16 16 to save too much [v...
overseas 14 12 beyond or across the...
overseed 14 13 to seed to excess [v...
overseen 13 13 OVERSEE, to watch ov...
overseer 14 12 one that oversees [n...
oversees 14 12 OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversell 17 14 to sell more than ca...
oversets 15 12 OVERSET, to upset; t...
oversewn 17 16 OVERSOW, to sow over...
oversews 18 15 OVERSEW, to sew over...
overshoe 16 14 a protective outer s...
overshot 17 14 a type of fabric wea...
oversick 20 19 too sick [adj]
overside 15 13 the other side of th...
oversize 18 21 to cover with size [...
overskip 19 19 to skip over [v OVER...
overslip 19 16 to leave out [v OVER...
overslow 19 16 excessively slow [ad...
oversman 15 16 an umpire [n OVERSME...
oversmen 15 16 OVERSMAN, an umpire...
oversoak 15 16 to soak too much [v...
oversoft 17 15 excessively soft [ad...
oversold 16 14 OVERSELL, to sell mo...
oversoon 13 13 too soon [adv]
oversoul 16 14 the divine principle...
oversown 17 16 OVERSOW, to sow over...
oversows 18 15 OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspin 17 16 a forward spin impar...
overstay 21 14 to stay beyond a tim...
overstep 17 15 to go beyond [v OVER...
overstir 16 12 to stir too much [v...
oversuds 16 14 to form an excessive...
oversups 18 16 OVERSUP, to sup to e...
oversure 15 13 excessively sure [ad...
overswam 19 18 OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
oversway 24 17 to bear down [v -ED,...
overswim 20 18 to swim across [v OV...
overswum 20 19 OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
overtake 15 16 to catch up with [v...
overtalk 17 17 to talk to excess [v...
overtame 15 15 excessively tame [ad...
overtart 15 12 too tart [adj]
overtask 16 16 to impose too many t...
overteem 15 15 to produce in excess...
overthin 17 15 too thin [adj]
overtime 16 15 to exceed the correc...
overtips 18 15 OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtire 15 12 to tire excessively...
overtoil 16 13 to exhaust by excess...
overtone 13 13 in music, a higher p...
overtook 15 16 OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtops 17 15 OVERTOP, to rise abo...
overtrim 17 15 to trim too much [v...
overtrip 18 15 to trip nimbly over...
overture 15 13 an instrumental prel...
overturn 15 14 to turn over [v -ED,...
overtype 23 17 to type over the top...
overurge 16 15 to urge too much [v...
overused 15 14 OVERUSE, to use too...
overuses 15 13 OVERUSE, to use too...
overveil 18 17 to veil over [v -ED,...
overview 20 19 a summary [n -S]
overvote 16 16 to defeat by a major...
overwarm 19 18 to warm too much [v...
overwary 24 17 too wary [adj]
overwash 20 17 material carried by...
overweak 18 19 too weak [adj]
overwear 17 15 to wear out [v OVERW...
overween 16 16 to expect too much;...
overwent 17 16 OVERGO, to travel ov...
overwets 18 15 OVERWET, to wet too...
overwide 18 16 excessively wide [ad...
overwily 26 18 excessively wily [ad...
overwind 18 17 to wind too much [v...
overwing 19 18 to fly over [v -ED,...
overwise 18 15 too wise; affectedly...
overword 18 16 (Scots) the refrain...
overwore 17 15 OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overwork 19 19 to cause to work too...
overworn 17 16 OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overwrap 20 18 to wrap excessively...
overyear 20 14 to keep into a furth...
overzeal 18 22 excess or zeal [n -S...
owerloup 19 16 to leap over, also O...
owleries 17 12 OWLERY, a place inha...
oxidiser 20 16 an oxidant, also OXI...
oxidizer 23 25 an oxidant, also OXI...
oximeter 20 18 a photoelectric inst...
oxpecker 25 25 an African bird, aka...
oxtering 20 18 OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oystered 19 11 OYSTER, to gather oy...
oysterer 19 10 one who deals in oys...
ozoniser 15 18 a device for turning...
ozonizer 18 27 a device for turning...
pacifier 21 17 something that pacif...
packager 20 20 one who packages [n...
paddlers 17 14 PADDLER, one who pad...
paderero 14 12 a type of old gun, a...
painters 15 12 PAINTER, one who pai...
paintier 15 12 PAINTY, covered with...
palavers 18 16 PALAVER, to talk pro...
pallider 18 14 PALLID, pale, wan [a...
palmiers 18 15 PALMIER, a pastry sh...
paltered 16 13 PALTER, to talk or a...
palterer 16 12 one who palters, tal...
paltrier 17 12 PALTRY, meagre, mean...
pampered 18 18 PAMPER, to treat wit...
pamperer 18 17 one who pampers [n -...
pamperos 18 17 PAMPERO, (Spanish) a...
pandered 14 14 PANDER, to act as a...
panderer 14 13 one who panders, pro...
panderly 22 16 acting as a procurer...
panniers 14 13 PANNIER, a large bas...
panthers 17 14 PANTHER, a leopard,...
pantlers 16 13 PANTLER, (Shakespear...
papavers 19 18 PAPAVER, a genus of...
paperboy 25 19 a newsboy [n -S]
paperers 17 14 PAPERER, one who pap...
paperier 17 14 PAPERY, resembling p...
papering 18 17 the act of covering...
papisher 20 16 a supporter of the p...
paraders 15 12 PARADER, one who par...
parcener 17 15 a coheir, or one of...
pardners 15 13 PARDNER, (colloquial...
pardoner 14 13 one who raises money...
parergon 15 14 (Greek) a piece of w...
pargeter 16 13 one who pargets, pla...
parleyer 22 14 one who parleys [n -...
parriers 16 11 PARRIER, one who par...
parroter 15 11 one who simply repea...
partaker 16 15 one who partakes [n...
parterre 15 11 a section of a theat...
partiers 16 11 PARTIER, one who par...
partners 15 12 PARTNER, to join wit...
partyers 22 13 PARTYER, one who par...
passager 16 13 as in passager hawk...
passerby 24 16 one who passes by [n...
passover 17 15 an annual feast of t...
pasterns 15 12 PASTERN, the part of...
pasturer 16 12 one who pastures liv...
patchers 21 16 PATCHER, one who pat...
patchery 27 18 (Shakespeare) knaver...
patchier 21 16 PATCHY, uneven in qu...
paterero 14 11 a type of old gun, a...
paternal 15 13 pertaining to a fath...
pattered 15 12 PATTER, to talk rapi...
patterer 15 11 one who patters [n -...
patterns 15 12 PATTERN, to copy a d...
paupered 17 16 PAUPER, to reduce to...
pavisers 18 15 PAVISER, a soldier c...
peaberry 23 16 a type of coffee see...
peachers 20 16 PEACHER, one who pea...
peachier 20 16 PEACHY, coloured or...
pearlers 16 12 PEARLER, one who div...
pearlier 16 12 PEARLY, like a pearl...
pebblier 21 18 PEBBLY, resembling p...
pedalers 16 13 PEDALER, someone who...
pedalfer 18 16 a type of soil, typi...
pedalier 16 13 the pedal keyboard o...
pedaller 17 14 someone who uses ped...
peddlers 17 14 PEDDLER, a person wh...
peddlery 23 16 the trade of a peddl...
pederast 15 12 a man who engages in...
pederero 14 12 a type of old gun, a...
pedreros 15 12 PEDRERO, a type of o...
peerages 15 13 PEERAGE, the rank of...
peeriest 15 11 PEERIE, small [adj]
peerless 16 12 having no equal [adj...
pelerine 15 13 (French) a woman's c...
peltered 16 13 PELTER, to shower bl...
penciler 19 16 one who pencils, als...
pensters 15 12 PENSTER, a writer [n...
penwiper 20 18 a piece of equipment...
peoplers 18 15 PEOPLER, a settler;...
peperino 16 15 a type of volcanic r...
peperoni 16 15 a highly seasoned sa...
peppered 19 18 PEPPER, to season wi...
pepperer 19 17 a dealer in pepper a...
peptiser 18 14 one that peptises, a...
peptizer 21 23 one that peptizes, a...
peracids 19 15 PERACID, a type of a...
peracute 18 15 violent [adj]
peraeons 13 12 PERAEON, a crustacea...
percales 19 15 PERCALE, a closely w...
perceant 17 15 piercing, also PERSA...
perceive 20 18 to become aware of t...
percents 18 15 PERCENT, one part in...
percepts 21 17 PERCEPT, something t...
perchers 21 16 PERCHER, one who per...
perchery 27 18 a barn where hens ar...
perching 22 19 a method of softenin...
percines 18 15 PERCINE, a perch-lik...
percocts 22 17 PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percoids 19 15 PERCOID, a member of...
percolin 19 16 a small bird, a cros...
perdendo 14 14 (Italian) slowing an...
perdured 16 14 PERDURE, to continue...
perdures 16 13 PERDURE, to continue...
peregals 17 14 PEREGAL, (obsolete)...
peregrin 16 14 a swift falcon much...
pereions 14 12 PEREION, a crustacea...
pereiras 15 11 PEREIRA, a Brazilian...
perentie 14 12 a large Australian m...
pereopod 16 15 an appendage of the...
perfecta 20 17 a system of betting...
perfecti 21 17 a Catharist sect in...
perfecto 20 17 a medium-sized cigar...
perfects 21 17 PERFECT, to make fau...
perfings 19 17 PERFING, (New Zealan...
perforce 20 17 of necessity [adv]
performs 19 17 PERFORM, to begin an...
perfumed 19 19 PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfumer 19 18 one who prepares per...
perfumes 19 18 PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfused 18 16 PERFUSE, to diffuse...
perfuses 18 15 PERFUSE, to diffuse...
pergolas 17 14 PERGOLA, an arbor fo...
periagua 16 14 a type of dugout can...
perianth 17 14 an outer covering of...
periapts 18 14 PERIAPT, (Shakespear...
periblem 20 18 a region of plant ti...
periboli 19 15 PERIBOLUS, a precinc...
pericarp 21 17 the wall of a ripene...
pericope 20 17 a section from a boo...
periderm 17 15 an outer layer of pl...
peridial 17 13 relating to a peridi...
peridium 18 16 the outer coating of...
peridote 15 12 a gemstone, a pale g...
peridots 16 12 PERIDOT, a gemstone,...
perigeal 17 14 relating to a perige...
perigean 15 14 relating to a perige...
perigees 16 13 PERIGEE, the point a...
perigone 15 14 any organ inclosing...
perigons 16 14 PERIGON, an angle eq...
perigyny 29 18 a receptacle develop...
periling 18 15 PERIL, to put in dan...
perillas 18 13 PERILLA, a genus of...
perilled 18 14 PERIL, to put in dan...
perilous 17 13 dangerous, also PARL...
perilune 16 14 the point at which a...
perineal 15 13 relating to a perine...
perineum 16 16 the lower part of th...
perioded 15 13 PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
periodic 19 15 happening at set int...
periodid 16 13 a compound of iodine...
periosts 16 11 PERIOST, a tough fib...
periotic 19 14 a bone of the middle...
peripety 24 16 a sudden change in a...
periplus 20 16 a voyage or trip aro...
peripter 18 14 a structure with a r...
periques 24 21 PERIQUE, a strong, b...
perisarc 19 14 a protective coverin...
perished 18 14 PERISH, to die [v]
perisher 18 13 (colloquial) an anno...
perishes 18 13 PERISH, to die [v]
periwigs 21 16 PERIWIG, (historical...
perjured 18 22 PERJURE, to make a p...
perjurer 18 21 one guilty of perjur...
perjures 18 21 PERJURE, to make a p...
perkiest 17 15 PERKY, cheerful, liv...
perlites 17 12 PERLITE, a kind of v...
perlitic 21 15 having a texture lik...
permatan 15 15 a permanent tan [n -...
permeant 15 15 passing through, per...
permease 15 14 an enzyme which assi...
permeate 15 14 to spread through [v...
permuted 17 16 PERMUTE, to alter th...
permutes 17 15 PERMUTE, to alter th...
pernancy 23 18 receiving, in legal...
perogies 16 13 PEROGI, (Polish) a t...
peroneal 14 13 pertaining to the fi...
peroneus 14 13 one of the muscles o...
perorate 14 11 to make a lengthy sp...
peroxide 21 19 a bleaching agent, a...
peroxids 22 19 PEROXID, a bleaching...
perpends 17 16 PERPEND, to weigh in...
perpents 17 15 PERPENT, a stone pas...
perradii 16 12 PERRADIUS, the prima...
perriers 16 11 PERRIER, (obsolete)...
perruque 24 22 a kind of wig, also...
persalts 17 12 PERSALT, a term form...
persaunt 15 13 (Spenser) piercing,...
perseity 22 13 an independent exist...
persicos 19 14 PERSICO, a cordial m...
persicot 19 14 a cordial made of th...
persists 17 11 PERSIST, to continue...
personae 13 12 PERSONA, a character...
personal 15 13 related to oneself [...
personas 14 12 PERSONA, a character...
perspire 18 14 to exude sweat throu...
perspiry 25 16 perspiring, sweaty [...
persuade 15 13 to induce by reasoni...
persuing 17 15 PERSUE, to follow, i...
perswade 18 15 to induce by reasoni...
pertains 15 12 PERTAIN, to have ref...
pertaken 15 16 PERTAKE, to particip...
pertakes 16 15 PERTAKE, to particip...
perthite 18 13 a variety of alkali...
pertness 15 12 the quality of being...
perturbs 19 15 PERTURB, to disturb...
pertused 16 13 punched or pierced,...
perusals 17 13 PERUSAL, the act of...
perusers 16 12 PERUSER, one who per...
perusing 17 15 PERUSE, to read [v]
pervaded 17 17 PERVADE, to permeate...
pervader 17 16 one who pervades [n...
pervades 17 16 PERVADE, to permeate...
perverse 17 15 wilfully deviating f...
perverts 18 15 PERVERT, to turn awa...
perviate 17 15 to make a way throug...
perviest 18 15 PERVY, perverted [ad...
pervious 18 16 capable of being pen...
pestered 15 12 PESTER, to bother [v...
pesterer 15 11 one who pesters [n -...
petering 16 14 PETER, to diminish g...
peterman 15 15 a safe-blower [n PET...
petermen 15 15 PETERMAN, a safe-blo...
petnaper 16 15 one who steals a pet...
pewterer 18 14 one who makes articl...
pharmers 19 16 PHARMER, one who par...
phereses 17 13 PHERESIS, a speciali...
pheresis 18 13 a specialised form o...
philters 20 14 PHILTER, to put unde...
phishers 21 15 PHISHER, one that ph...
phrasers 18 13 PHRASER, a repeater...
phrasier 18 13 PHRASY, inclined to...
phreaker 18 17 one who uses equipme...
physeter 24 15 a whale which spouts...
piaffers 20 17 PIAFFER, a movement...
piasters 16 11 PIASTER, a monetary...
pickeers 20 18 PICKEER, to forage,...
pickerel 21 19 a young pike; a smal...
picketer 20 18 one who pickets [n -...
picklers 22 19 PICKLER, one who pic...
piddlers 18 14 PIDDLER, one who pid...
piddlier 18 14 PIDDLY, insignifican...
piecener 17 15 a worker who joins b...
pierages 16 13 PIERAGE, a fee paid...
piercers 19 14 PIERCER, something o...
piercing 20 17 penetrating, very ac...
pierhead 17 14 the seaward end of a...
pierises 16 11 PIERIS, an American...
pierrots 16 11 PIERROT, (French) a...
pifferos 20 17 PIFFERO, (Italian) a...
pifflers 22 18 PIFFLER, one who tal...
pilaster 17 12 a square column part...
pilchers 23 17 PILCHER, (Shakespear...
pilfered 19 16 PILFER, to steal [v]
pilferer 19 15 one who pilfers [n -...
pillager 19 15 one who pillages [n...
pilsener 16 13 (German) a light-col...
pilsners 17 13 PILSNER, (German) a...
pimplier 21 18 PIMPLY, covered with...
pinaster 15 12 a species of pine gr...
pincered 18 16 PINCER, to grip in p...
pinchers 21 17 PINCHER, one who pin...
pineries 15 12 PINERY, an area wher...
pinglers 18 15 PINGLER, one who nib...
pinscher 21 17 (German) a breed of...
pioneers 14 12 PIONEER, to take par...
piperine 17 15 an alkaloid found in...
pitchers 22 16 PITCHER, a container...
pitchier 22 16 PITCHY, like pitch [...
pittered 16 12 PITTER, to sound lik...
pivoters 18 15 PIVOTER, someone who...
pizzeria 22 29 a place where pizzas...
placater 19 15 one who placates [n...
placider 20 16 PLACID, calm in natu...
plaguers 18 15 PLAGUER, one who pla...
plaguier 18 15 PLAGUEY, vexatious,...
plaister 17 12 (Scots) to plaster [...
plaiters 17 12 PLAITER, one who pla...
plankter 17 17 an organism that is...
planners 15 14 PLANNER, one who pla...
planters 16 13 PLANTER, one who pla...
plashers 19 14 PLASHER, one who pla...
plashier 19 14 PLASHY, like a plash...
plasters 17 12 PLASTER, to cover wi...
plastery 23 14 resembling plaster [...
platters 17 12 PLATTER, a large, sh...
playgoer 23 16 one who attends play...
pleaders 16 13 PLEADER, one who ple...
pleasers 16 12 PLEASER, one who ple...
pleaters 16 12 PLEATER, one who ple...
pleather 18 14 a plastic fabric mad...
plebbier 21 18 PLEBBY, (colloquial)...
pledgers 18 15 PLEDGER, one who ple...
plerions 16 13 PLERION, a supernova...
pleromas 17 15 PLEROMA, (Greek) ful...
pleromes 17 15 PLEROME, part of a p...
plighter 21 16 one who, or that whi...
plinkers 18 17 PLINKER, one who pli...
plinkier 18 17 PLINKY, of a high pi...
pliskier 19 16 PLISKIE, (Scots) tri...
plodders 17 14 PLODDER, one who plo...
plonkers 17 17 PLONKER, a large mar...
plonkier 17 17 PLONKY, pompously se...
plookier 17 16 PLOOKY, pimply, also...
plotters 17 12 PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
plottier 17 12 PLOTTY, full of intr...
plougher 20 17 one who ploughs, als...
ploukier 18 17 PLOUKIE, pimply, als...
plouters 17 13 PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowters 20 15 PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
pluckers 22 20 PLUCKER, one who plu...
pluckier 22 20 PLUCKY, brave and sp...
pluffier 22 19 PLUFFY, puffed up, p...
pluggers 20 17 PLUGGER, something f...
plumbers 21 19 PLUMBER, one who ins...
plumbery 27 21 the work of a plumbe...
plumeria 18 16 a flowering shrub, a...
plummier 20 19 PLUMMY, full of plum...
plumpers 21 19 PLUMPER, a pad kept...
plumpier 21 19 PLUMPY, (Shakespeare...
plunders 17 15 PLUNDER, to rob by f...
plungers 18 16 PLUNGER, an instrume...
plunkers 18 18 PLUNKER, a large mar...
plunkier 18 18 PLUNKY, marked by a...
plushier 20 15 PLUSHY, luxurious [a...
poachers 20 16 POACHER, one who poa...
poachier 20 16 POACHY, spongy and s...
pocketer 19 18 one who pockets [n -...
podomere 15 15 a limb segment of an...
poetiser 15 11 one who poetises, al...
poetizer 18 20 one who poetises, al...
poinders 15 13 POINDER, (Scots) one...
pointers 15 12 POINTER, a breed of...
pointier 15 12 POINTY, coming to a...
poisoner 14 12 one who poisons [n -...
pokerish 19 17 (US colloquial) myst...
pokeroot 15 15 an aromatic perennia...
poldered 16 14 POLDER, to reclaim l...
policers 20 15 POLICER, a computer...
policier 20 15 a film featuring pol...
polisher 19 14 one who polishes [n...
pollster 18 13 one that polls, also...
polluter 18 14 one who pollutes [n...
polymers 24 17 POLYMER, a complex c...
polymery 30 19 in botany, the condi...
pomander 15 16 a mixture of aromati...
pomeroys 22 16 POMEROY, an old vari...
pompiers 19 17 POMPIER, (French) a...
pomwater 19 17 (Shakespeare) a swee...
ponderal 15 14 pertaining to weight...
pondered 14 14 PONDER, to consider...
ponderer 14 13 one who ponders [n -...
poofters 17 14 POOFTER, (Australian...
poorlier 16 12 POORLY, unwell [adj]
poperies 17 14 POPERY, a hostile te...
poperins 17 15 POPERIN, (obsolete)...
popovers 19 18 POPOVER, a very ligh...
popplier 21 18 POPPLY, like a rippl...
popsters 18 14 POPSTER, a pop music...
porifers 18 14 PORIFER, a member of...
portered 15 12 PORTER, to carry lug...
porterly 23 14 like a porter [adv]
portiere 15 11 (French) a curtain h...
portlier 17 12 PORTLY, corpulent, s...
poserish 18 13 affected, insincere...
postered 15 12 POSTER, to stick bil...
posterns 15 12 POSTERN, a rear door...
posturer 16 12 one who postures, al...
potagers 16 13 POTAGER, a decorativ...
potchers 21 16 POTCHER, a machine t...
potherbs 20 16 POTHERB, any herb us...
pothered 17 14 POTHER, to make a co...
potholer 18 14 someone who explores...
potsherd 18 14 a fragment of broken...
pottered 15 12 POTTER, to occupy on...
potterer 15 11 one who potters [n -...
pouchier 21 17 POUCHY, resembling a...
pouffier 20 18 POUFFY, like a pouf,...
poufters 18 15 POUFTER, (offensive)...
poulders 17 14 POULDER, (obsolete)...
poulters 17 13 POULTER, (archaic) a...
pouncers 18 16 POUNCER, one that po...
pounders 15 14 POUNDER, a specimen...
pouthers 18 14 POUTHER, to powder [...
powdered 18 16 POWDER, to reduce to...
powderer 18 15 one who powders [n -...
powerful 22 19 full of power [adj P...
powering 19 17 POWER, to equip with...
powtered 18 15 POWTER, (Scots) to p...
praisers 16 11 PRAISER, one who pra...
prancers 18 15 PRANCER, a horse tha...
prankier 16 16 PRANKY, of the natur...
prattler 17 12 one who prattles [n...
prawners 18 15 PRAWNER, one who fis...
preacher 20 16 one that preaches [n...
prealter 16 12 to alter beforehand...
preavers 17 15 PREAVER, to aver bef...
preciser 19 14 PRECISE, sharply and...
preeners 14 12 PREENER, one who pre...
preerect 18 14 to erect beforehand...
prefacer 20 17 one that prefaces [n...
preggers 18 15 (slang) pregnant, al...
preggier 18 15 PREGGY, (colloquial)...
preluder 17 14 a person who plays o...
premiere 16 14 to present publicly...
premiers 17 14 PREMIER, a chief in...
preorder 15 12 to order beforehand...
preparer 17 14 one who prepares [n...
preppier 20 17 PREPPY, denoting the...
preradio 15 12 before the invention...
prerenal 15 13 situated in front of...
prerinse 15 12 to rinse beforehand...
presager 16 13 one who, or that whi...
preserve 17 15 to keep safe from ha...
presider 16 12 one who presides [n...
pressers 16 11 PRESSER, one who pre...
presters 16 11 PRESTER, (Latin) a p...
presumer 17 15 one who presumes [n...
preterit 16 11 the grammatical tens...
preterms 17 14 PRETERM, a premature...
prettier 16 11 PRETTY, pleasing to...
preverbs 20 18 PREVERB, a particle...
prickers 21 18 PRICKER, a light hor...
prickier 21 18 PRICKY, having many...
priggers 19 15 PRIGGER, one who pri...
priggery 25 17 prim adherence to co...
primeros 17 14 PRIMERO, (Spanish) a...
primmers 19 17 PRIMMER, a book that...
primsier 18 14 PRIMSIE, (Scots) pri...
prinkers 17 16 PRINKER, one who pri...
printers 16 12 PRINTER, one that pr...
printery 22 14 a place where printi...
priseres 16 11 PRISERE, the success...
prisoner 15 12 one that is imprison...
prissier 17 11 PRISSY, affectedly p...
privater 18 15 PRIVATE, secluded fr...
procurer 19 15 someone who procures...
prodders 16 13 PRODDER, one who pro...
producer 19 16 one that produces [n...
profaner 16 15 one who profanes [n...
proffers 20 17 PROFFER, to present...
profiler 19 15 one who profiles, al...
profiter 18 14 one who profits [n -...
profuser 18 15 a prodigal or spendt...
progeria 16 13 a syndrome of childr...
proggers 18 15 PROGGER, one who pro...
prollers 18 13 PROLLER, (obsolete)...
promiser 17 14 one who promises, al...
prommers 18 17 PROMMER, an attender...
promoter 16 14 one who promotes [n...
prompter 19 17 one that prompts [n...
proofers 17 14 PROOFER, one who pro...
properer 17 14 PROPER, fitting [adj...
properly 25 17 PROPER, fitting [adv...
property 24 16 something owned [n P...
proposer 17 14 one that proposes [n...
prospers 18 14 PROSPER, to be succe...
prosumer 17 15 a consumer who uses...
proulers 17 13 PROULER, (obsolete)...
proverbs 20 18 PROVERB, to speak of...
provider 18 16 one that provides [n...
provoker 18 19 something or someone...
prowlers 20 15 PROWLER, one that pr...
psalters 17 12 PSALTER, a book of p...
psaltery 23 14 an ancient stringed...
pseudery 22 15 falseness [n PSEUDER...
pteropod 17 15 a small swimming mol...
pterygia 23 15 PTERYGIUM, a growth...
pterylae 22 14 PTERYLA, the feather...
pubertal 19 16 of or pertaining to...
puckered 20 20 PUCKER, to gather in...
puckerer 20 19 one who, or that whi...
puckster 21 19 a hockey player [n -...
puddered 16 15 PUDDER, to make a tu...
puddlers 18 15 PUDDLER, one who con...
puddlier 18 15 PUDDLY, full of pudd...
puerpera 17 15 (Latin) a woman who...
pullover 20 18 a garment that is pu...
pulpiter 20 16 someone who speaks f...
pulvered 19 18 PULVER, to reduce to...
pumicers 21 18 PUMICER, one that pu...
punchers 21 18 PUNCHER, one who pun...
punchier 21 18 PUNCHY, forceful, ha...
punisher 18 15 one that punishes [n...
punsters 16 13 PUNSTER, one who mak...
purflers 20 16 PURFLER, something o...
purifier 19 15 one that purifies [n...
purplier 20 16 PURPLY, purplish [ad...
pursuers 17 13 PURSUER, one that pu...
pushover 20 18 an easily defeated p...
putchers 22 17 PUTCHER, a wire trap...
putrider 17 13 PUTRID, rotten [adj]
puttered 16 13 PUTTER, to occupy on...
putterer 16 12 one who putters [n -...
puttiers 17 12 PUTTIER, one who put...
puzzlers 24 31 PUZZLER, something t...
pyoderma 22 17 a pus-causing skin d...
quackers 26 25 QUACKER, one who qua...
quackery 32 27 the practise of a ch...
quackier 26 25 QUACKY, resembling t...
quaffers 26 24 QUAFFER, one who qua...
quaggier 24 22 QUAGGY, boggy, like...
quainter 21 19 QUAINT, pleasantly o...
qualmier 24 22 QUALMY, having misgi...
quarrier 22 18 one who quarries [n...
quartern 21 19 a fourth part [n -S]
quarters 22 18 QUARTER, to divide i...
quartier 22 18 (French) a specified...
quashers 24 20 QUASHER, one who qua...
quavered 23 23 QUAVER, to tremble,...
quaverer 23 22 one who quavers [n -...
quazzier 28 36 QUAZZY, (English dia...
queasier 21 18 QUEASY, feeling sick...
queazier 24 27 QUEAZY, feeling sick...
queenier 20 19 QUEENY, camp or effe...
queerdom 22 22 a group of homosexua...
queerest 21 18 QUEER, strange [adj]
queering 22 21 QUEER, to spoil, to...
queerish 24 20 slightly queer [adj]
queerity 28 20 oddity [n QUEERITIES...
quellers 24 20 QUELLER, a killer; a...
quencher 26 24 one who, or that whi...
quercine 24 22 pertaining to oak tr...
queridas 22 19 QUERIDA, (Spanish) a...
queriers 22 18 QUERIER, one who que...
querists 23 18 QUERIST, one who que...
querying 29 23 questioning [n -S]
questers 22 18 QUESTER, a person wh...
quibbler 28 25 one who quibbles [n...
quiddler 24 21 someone who quiddles...
quieters 22 18 QUIETER, one who qui...
quilters 24 19 QUILTER, one who mak...
quippers 27 24 QUIPPER, a person gi...
quippier 27 24 QUIPPY, full of quip...
quipster 25 21 a person given to ma...
quirkier 24 22 QUIRKY, twisted [adj...
quitters 23 18 QUITTER, one who qui...
quivered 24 23 QUIVER, to shake sli...
quiverer 24 22 one who quivers [n -...
quizzers 29 36 QUIZZER, one who qui...
quizzery 35 38 the act of interroga...
quoiters 22 18 QUOITER, one who pla...
qwerties 25 20 QWERTY, the usual ke...
rabbiter 18 14 one who hunts rabbit...
rabblers 19 15 RABBLER, a scraping...
racegoer 16 13 an attender of race...
racketer 17 15 one who makes, or en...
rafflers 19 15 RAFFLER, one who raf...
raftered 15 12 RAFTER, to supply wi...
raggeder 15 13 RAGGED, tattered [ad...
ragtimer 16 13 one who plays ragtim...
raillery 22 12 good-natured teasing...
rakeries 14 12 RAKERY, dissolutenes...
ralliers 16 10 RALLIER, one who ral...
ramblers 18 15 RAMBLER, one that ra...
rampager 17 16 one who rampages [n...
ranchera 17 14 (Spanish) a type of...
ranchero 17 14 (Spanish) in Mexico...
ranchers 18 14 RANCHER, one that ow...
rancider 16 13 RANCID, rank in tast...
ransomer 13 12 one who ransoms [n -...
rapiered 15 12 having a rapier [adj...
rarefier 15 11 something or someone...
rareripe 15 11 a fruit that ripens...
rasslers 15 9 RASSLER, a wrestler...
rastered 13 9 RASTER, to create a...
ratifier 16 11 one who ratifies [n...
ratooner 11 9 a plant that ratoons...
rattener 12 9 one who rattens, com...
rattlers 15 9 RATTLER, a rattlesna...
rattlier 15 9 RATTLY, inclined to...
ravagers 16 14 RAVAGER, one who rav...
ravelers 16 13 RAVELER, one who rav...
raveller 17 14 one who ravels, also...
raveners 14 13 RAVENER, one who, or...
ravisher 18 14 one who ravishes [n...
reachers 18 13 REACHER, one who rea...
readerly 20 12 typical of a reader...
realiser 14 9 one who realises, al...
realizer 17 18 one who realizes, al...
realters 14 9 REALTER, to alter ag...
reanswer 15 12 to be equivalent to...
reasoner 11 9 one who reasons [n -...
reassert 13 8 to assert again [v -...
reastier 13 8 REASTY, rancid [adj]
rebaters 15 11 REBATER, one who reb...
rebeller 17 13 one who rebels [n -S...
rebukers 17 16 REBUKER, one who reb...
rebutter 16 12 one who rebuts [n -S...
recaller 18 13 one who recalls [n -...
recamier 17 14 (French) a backless...
recanter 15 12 one who recants [n -...
receiver 18 15 one that receives [n...
recenter 15 12 RECENT, happening no...
reciters 17 11 RECITER, one who rec...
reckoner 16 16 one that reckons [n...
recliner 17 13 a kind of couch [n -...
recoiler 17 12 one who, or that whi...
reconfer 17 15 to confer again [v R...
recorder 16 12 one that records [n...
recovers 18 15 RECOVER, to obtain a...
recovery 24 17 an economic upturn [...
recowers 19 14 RECOWER, to recover,...
recycler 27 17 one who recycles, al...
redeemer 13 12 one that redeems [n...
redliner 14 11 one that redlines, w...
redrawer 16 12 one that redraws [n...
reducers 17 13 REDUCER, a joint pie...
redwater 16 12 a cattle disease [n...
reechier 18 13 REECHIE, (Shakespear...
reemerge 14 13 to emerge again [v R...
reenters 12 9 REENTER, to enter ag...
reerects 16 11 REERECT, to erect ag...
reestier 13 8 REESTY, of a horse,...
refereed 14 12 REFEREE, to supervis...
referees 14 11 REFEREE, to supervis...
referent 14 12 something referred t...
referral 16 12 an instance of being...
referred 15 12 REFER, to direct to...
referrer 15 11 one that refers [n -...
refilter 17 12 to filter again [v -...
refiners 15 12 REFINER, one who, or...
refinery 21 14 a place where crude...
reflower 19 15 to flower again [v -...
reformer 16 14 one that reforms [n...
refunder 15 14 one who refunds, res...
refusers 16 12 REFUSER, one that re...
refuters 16 12 REFUTER, one who ref...
regainer 13 11 one who regains [n -...
regalers 15 11 REGALER, one who reg...
regarder 14 11 one who regards [n -...
regather 16 12 to assemble once mor...
regifter 17 13 one who regifts [n -...
register 15 10 to record officially...
regmaker 16 17 (South Africa) a dri...
regrater 14 10 one who buys and sel...
rehabber 19 16 one who rehabs, reha...
rehammer 17 16 to hammer again [v -...
reheater 14 10 an apparatus for reh...
reifiers 16 11 REIFIER, one that re...
reindeer 12 10 a large deer [n -S]
reinsert 13 9 to insert again [v -...
reinters 13 9 REINTER, to inter ag...
reissuer 14 9 one who reissues [n...
reitered 13 9 REITER, to reiterate...
rejecter 18 20 one who rejects, als...
rejigger 18 21 to fix something up...
rejoicer 18 20 one who rejoices [n...
relapser 16 12 one who relapses [n...
relaters 14 9 RELATER, one who rel...
relaxers 20 16 RELAXER, one that re...
releaser 13 9 one who releases, al...
reletter 14 9 to write again [v -E...
reliever 16 13 one who relieves [n...
relivers 17 13 RELIVER, to deliver...
reloader 13 10 a device for reloadi...
remailer 15 12 an internet service...
remakers 15 15 REMAKER, one who rem...
remarker 15 15 one who remarks [n -...
remaster 14 11 to master again [v -...
remember 17 17 to bring to mind aga...
remerged 15 14 REMERGE, to merge ag...
remerges 15 13 REMERGE, to merge ag...
reminder 14 13 something that serve...
remitter 15 11 one who remits, also...
remixers 21 18 REMIXER, one that re...
removers 16 15 REMOVER, one who rem...
rendered 12 11 RENDER, to plaster w...
renderer 12 10 one that renders [n...
renegers 13 11 RENEGER, one who ren...
reneguer 13 12 one who renegues [n...
renewers 15 12 RENEWER, one who ren...
renowner 14 13 one who gives anothe...
rentiers 13 9 RENTIER, (French) a...
renumber 16 16 to number again [v -...
renverse 14 13 (archaic) to reverse...
renverst 15 13 RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reoffers 17 14 REOFFER, to offer fo...
reopener 13 12 a clause in a contra...
reorders 13 9 REORDER, to put in a...
repairer 15 11 one who repairs [n -...
repapers 17 14 REPAPER, to apply ne...
repealer 15 12 one who repeals [n -...
repeater 14 11 one who repeats [n -...
repeller 17 13 one who, or that whi...
repenter 14 12 one who repents [n -...
reperepe 16 14 the elephant fish, a...
reperked 16 16 REPERK, to brew agai...
reperuse 15 12 to peruse again [v R...
repiners 15 12 REPINER, one who rep...
replacer 19 15 one who replaces [n...
repliers 17 12 REPLIER, one who rep...
reporter 15 11 one that reports [n...
reposers 15 11 REPOSER, one who rep...
repowers 18 14 REPOWER, to power ag...
reprover 17 15 one who, or that whi...
repulser 17 13 one who repulses [n...
requered 21 19 REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
requeres 21 18 REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
requirer 22 18 one who requires [n...
requiter 22 18 one who requites [n...
reracked 17 16 RERACK, to rack agai...
rerailed 14 10 RERAIL, to replace o...
reraised 13 9 RERAISE, to raise ag...
reraises 13 8 RERAISE, to raise ag...
rerecord 16 12 to record again [v -...
reremais 14 11 REREMAI, (Maori) the...
reremice 17 14 REREMOUSE, a bat, al...
reremind 14 13 to remind again [v -...
rerented 12 10 RERENT, to rent agai...
rerepeat 14 11 to repeat again [v -...
rereview 18 15 to review again [v -...
rerevise 15 12 to revise again [v R...
rereward 16 12 the rearmost divisio...
rerigged 16 13 RERIG, to rig again...
rerising 15 11 RERISE, to rise agai...
rerolled 15 11 REROLL, to roll agai...
reroller 15 10 one who rerolls [n -...
reroofed 14 12 REROOF, to renew the...
rerouted 13 10 REROUTE, to choose a...
reroutes 13 9 REROUTE, to choose a...
rescuers 17 12 RESCUER, one who res...
reseller 15 10 one who resells [n -...
resenter 12 9 one who resents [n -...
reserved 15 13 RESERVE, to hold in...
reserver 15 12 one who reserves [n...
reserves 15 12 RESERVE, to hold in...
resetter 13 8 one who resets [n -S...
reshaper 17 13 one that reshapes so...
reshower 18 13 to shower again [v -...
residers 14 9 RESIDER, one who res...
resigner 14 11 one who resigns [n -...
resilver 17 13 to cover with silver...
resiners 13 9 RESINER, a resin gat...
resister 14 8 one who resists [n -...
resolder 14 10 to solder again [v -...
resolver 16 13 one that resolves [n...
resorter 13 8 one who resorts [n -...
restorer 13 8 one that restores [n...
resumers 15 12 RESUMER, one who res...
retailer 14 9 one who sells direct...
retainer 12 9 one that retains [n...
retakers 14 12 RETAKER, one who tak...
retarder 13 9 one who retards [n -...
reteller 15 10 one who retells stor...
retemper 16 14 to modify again [v -...
retirers 14 8 RETIRER, one who ret...
retorter 13 8 one who retorts [n -...
retracer 16 11 one who retraces [n...
returner 13 10 one who returns [n -...
reuniter 13 10 one who reunites [n...
reutters 14 9 REUTTER, to utter ag...
revamper 18 18 one who revamps [n -...
revealer 15 13 one who reveals [n -...
revelers 16 13 REVELER, one who rev...
reveller 17 14 one who revels, also...
revenger 15 15 one who takes reveng...
revenuer 14 14 a revenue officer [n...
reverbed 17 16 REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reverend 14 14 a clergyman [n -S]
reverent 14 13 deeply respectful [a...
reverers 15 12 REVERER, one who rev...
reveries 15 12 REVERY, a daydream,...
reverify 24 17 to verify again [v R...
revering 16 15 REVERE, to regard wi...
reverist 16 12 a person who has rev...
reversal 16 13 the act of reversing...
reversed 15 13 REVERSE, to turn or...
reverser 15 12 one who reverses [n...
reverses 15 12 REVERSE, to turn or...
reversis 16 12 an old card game in...
reversos 15 12 REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reverted 15 13 REVERT, to return to...
reverter 15 12 one who, or that whi...
reviewer 18 15 one who reviews [n -...
revilers 17 13 REVILER, one who rev...
revisers 16 12 REVISER, one who rev...
revivers 18 16 REVIVER, something t...
revokers 16 16 REVOKER, one who rev...
revolter 16 13 one who revolts [n -...
revolver 18 17 a pistol with a rota...
rewarder 16 12 one that rewards [n...
rewaters 16 11 REWATER, to water ag...
rewinder 16 13 one who rewinds [n -...
rewriter 17 11 a device for rewriti...
rezeroed 15 18 REZERO, to reset (a...
rezeroes 15 17 REZERO, to reset (a...
rheumier 17 14 RHEUMY, like rheum [...
ribalder 17 13 RIBALD, earthily sex...
ricercar 20 14 any of various contr...
ricklier 20 16 RICKLY, (Scots) loos...
riddlers 16 11 RIDDLER, one who pos...
rifflers 20 15 RIFFLER, a small fil...
righters 18 12 RIGHTER, one who set...
rightier 18 12 RIGHTY, politically...
rimester 15 11 one that rimes, also...
ringster 15 11 a member of a ring,...
ripeners 15 12 RIPENER, one that ri...
rippiers 19 14 RIPPIER, (obsolete)...
ripplers 20 15 RIPPLER, a toothed t...
ripplier 20 15 RIPPLY, marked by ri...
riverain 15 13 a riverside dweller...
riverbed 18 16 the area covered by...
riverets 16 12 RIVERET, (archaic) a...
riverine 15 13 pertaining to a rive...
riverman 16 16 a man who works on a...
rivermen 16 16 RIVERMAN, a man who...
riverway 25 17 a river as a waterwa...
riveters 16 12 RIVETER, one who riv...
rivieras 16 12 RIVIERA, (Italian) a...
rivieres 16 12 RIVIERE, (French) a...
rizzered 20 27 RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
roadster 13 9 a light, open automo...
roasters 13 8 ROASTER, a pan or di...
robuster 16 12 ROBUST, strong and h...
rocketer 17 15 a bird, esp. a pheas...
rockiers 18 15 ROCKIER, the rock do...
rodsters 14 9 RODSTER, (archaic) a...
rogering 15 13 the act of rogering...
roisters 14 8 ROISTER, to revel no...
rollover 17 14 a motor vehicle acci...
romancer 16 15 one who writes roman...
roosters 13 8 ROOSTER, a domestic...
rootsier 13 8 ROOTSY, reminiscent...
roperies 15 11 ROPERY, a place wher...
rosakers 14 12 ROSAKER, (obsolete)...
roseries 13 8 ROSERY, a place wher...
roseroot 12 8 a fleshy-leaved herb...
rosieres 13 8 ROSIERE, (Spenser) a...
rosiners 13 9 ROSINER, a strong al...
rostered 13 9 ROSTER, to put on a...
rotifers 16 11 ROTIFER, a microscop...
rottener 12 9 ROTTEN, very bad, ro...
rotunder 13 11 ROTUND, rounded, plu...
roturier 14 9 a plebeian, a common...
roughers 17 13 ROUGHER, a person wh...
rounders 13 11 ROUNDER, a tool for...
rousters 14 9 ROUSTER, a wharf lab...
routhier 16 11 ROUTHIE, (Scots) ple...
rowovers 18 15 ROWOVER, a rowing ev...
royaller 21 12 ROYAL, relating to a...
roysters 20 10 ROYSTER, to revel no...
rubbered 18 16 RUBBER, to provide w...
rubblier 20 16 RUBBLY, abounding in...
ruderals 15 11 RUDERAL, a plant gro...
ruderies 14 10 RUDERY, (colloquial)...
rufflers 20 16 RUFFLER, a beggar po...
rufflier 20 16 RUFFLY, not smooth [...
ruggeder 16 14 RUGGED, having an un...
rulering 16 13 RULER, to strike wit...
rumblers 19 16 RUMBLER, a machine f...
rumblier 19 16 RUMBLY, tending to r...
rummager 17 17 one who rummages [n...
rumorers 15 12 RUMORER, a person wh...
rumourer 15 13 one who spreads rumo...
rumplier 19 16 RUMPLY, wrinkled [ad...
runovers 15 14 RUNOVER, matter for...
rustlers 16 10 RUSTLER, one who ste...
sabering 16 14 SABER, to strike wit...
sabotier 15 11 (French) a wearer of...
sacreder 16 12 SACRED, dedicated to...
saddlers 15 11 SADDLER, one who mak...
saddlery 21 13 the shop of a saddle...
saggered 15 13 SAGGER, to pack in a...
sakerets 14 12 SAKERET, the male sa...
salering 15 12 a cattle-selling are...
saleroom 14 12 a room where goods f...
salferns 16 13 SALFERN, a medicinal...
salliers 16 10 SALLIER, one who sal...
sallower 18 13 SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
salterns 14 10 SALTERN, a saltwork...
saltiers 15 9 SALTIER, a heraldic...
saluters 15 10 SALUTER, one who sal...
salvager 17 15 one who salvages [n...
samplers 18 15 SAMPLER, one that sa...
samplery 24 17 sample work [n SAMPL...
sandiver 15 14 scum formed on molte...
sanglier 15 12 (French) a wild boar...
sanserif 15 12 a typeface without s...
santeras 12 9 SANTERA, a priestess...
santeria 12 9 (Spanish) a Caribbea...
santeros 12 9 SANTERO, (Spanish) a...
sauciers 17 12 SAUCIER, a chef who...
saunters 13 10 SAUNTER, to walk in...
sauterne 12 10 (French) a sweet whi...
savagery 22 16 the quality of being...
savorers 15 12 SAVORER, one that sa...
savorier 15 12 SAVORY, (US) savoury...
savourer 15 13 one that savors, als...
sawdered 16 13 SAWDER, to flatter,...
sazeracs 19 20 SAZERAC, a cocktail...
scabbier 21 17 SCABBY, covered with...
scaffier 21 17 SCAFFY, (Scots) havi...
scalders 18 13 SCALDER, that which...
scalpers 20 15 SCALPER, a semicircu...
scambler 21 18 (Scots) one who scro...
scammers 19 17 SCAMMER, one who per...
scampers 20 17 SCAMPER, to run play...
scamster 18 14 one who perpetrates...
scanners 15 13 SCANNER, a device fo...
scantier 16 12 SCANTY, poorly suppl...
scareder 16 12 SCARED, frightened [...
scarfers 19 14 SCARFER, one that ea...
scarpers 19 14 SCARPER, to run away...
scarrier 17 11 SCARRY, marked with...
scatters 17 11 SCATTER, to disperse...
scattery 23 13 dispersed [adj]
scattier 17 11 SCATTY, empty-headed...
scaupers 19 15 SCAUPER, a semicircu...
scavager 19 17 an officer who colle...
scelerat 17 12 (French) a villain,...
scepters 19 14 SCEPTER, to invest w...
scerning 17 15 SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schemers 20 16 SCHEMER, one that sc...
scherzos 22 22 SCHERZO, a lively mu...
schiller 22 15 (German) a peculiar...
schizier 23 22 SCHIZY, affected wit...
schlager 21 16 (German) a duelling...
schliere 20 14 (German) one of a se...
schmeers 20 16 SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schooler 19 14 a student attending...
schooner 17 14 a kind of sailing ve...
schusser 20 14 (German) one who mak...
scienter 16 12 having knowledge [ad...
scimiter 19 14 a curved oriental sw...
sclaffer 22 18 one who sclaffs, sla...
sclereid 18 13 a thick-walled plant...
sclerema 18 15 (Greek) a hardening...
sclerite 18 12 a hard skeletal plat...
scleroid 18 13 of tissue, hard, har...
scleroma 18 15 a hardened patch of...
sclerose 17 12 to harden; to affect...
sclerous 18 13 hard, indurated, als...
scoffers 21 17 SCOFFER, one who sco...
scolders 18 13 SCOLDER, one who sco...
scoopers 18 14 SCOOPER, a tool used...
scooters 16 11 SCOOTER [n]
scorcher 22 16 (colloquial) a very...
scorners 16 12 SCORNER, one who sco...
scorpers 19 14 SCORPER, a semicircu...
scorsers 17 11 SCORSER, one who bar...
scourers 17 12 SCOURER, (historical...
scourger 18 14 one who scourges [n...
scousers 17 12 SCOUSER, a native of...
scouters 17 12 SCOUTER, an adult wo...
scouther 19 14 to scorch, also SCOW...
scowders 20 15 SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowlers 21 15 SCOWLER, one who sco...
scowrers 20 14 SCOWRER, (obsolete)...
scowther 22 16 (Scots) to scorch, s...
scrapers 19 14 SCRAPER, one that sc...
scrapper 21 17 a fighter [n -S]
scrawler 21 15 one who scrawls [n -...
screamer 17 14 a gooselike South Am...
screeder 16 12 a person who lays pl...
screener 15 12 one who screens [n -...
screever 18 15 one who writes beggi...
screwers 20 14 SCREWER, one who scr...
screwier 20 14 SCREWY, (colloquial)...
scribers 20 14 SCRIBER, a scribing...
scrimper 21 17 one who scrimps [n -...
scripter 20 14 one who scripts [n -...
scroller 19 13 someone or something...
scrouger 18 14 (US archaic) a whopp...
scrubber 22 18 an apparatus for rem...
scrupler 21 16 one who has scruples...
scudders 18 14 SCUDDER, one who scu...
scudlers 19 14 SCUDLER, the conduct...
scuffers 22 18 SCUFFER, a type of s...
scuffler 23 19 one who scuffles [n...
sculkers 20 17 SCULKER, one that sk...
scullers 20 14 SCULLER, one that sc...
scullery 26 16 a storeroom and clea...
scumbers 21 18 SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scummers 20 18 SCUMMER, (Scots) a s...
scummier 20 18 SCUMMY, covered with...
scungier 18 15 SCUNGY, (Australian...
scunners 16 14 SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppers 22 18 SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scurfier 20 15 SCURFY, covered with...
scurrier 18 12 (obsolete) a scout,...
scurvier 20 16 SCURVY, scabby, mean...
scutcher 23 17 one who scutches, be...
scutiger 19 14 a kind of centipede;...
scutters 18 12 SCUTTER, to run hast...
scuttler 19 13 one who scuttles [n...
scuzzier 24 30 SCUZZY, dirty or sha...
scythers 26 15 SCYTHER, one who use...
seafarer 14 11 one who travels by s...
seamster 14 11 a person whose occup...
searcher 18 13 one that searches [n...
seasoner 11 9 one who seasons [n -...
seawater 15 11 water from the sea [...
seceders 16 12 SECEDER, one who sec...
secerned 15 13 SECERN, to discern a...
secesher 18 13 a secessionist, also...
seconder 15 13 one who seconds or s...
secreter 16 11 SECRET, hidden [adj]
securers 17 12 SECURER, one who sec...
sederunt 13 11 (Latin) a prolonged...
seducers 17 13 SEDUCER, one that se...
seemlier 15 12 SEEMLY, of pleasing...
seethers 15 10 SEETHER, a pot for b...
seltzers 18 18 SELTZER, (German) na...
semester 14 11 (Latin) a period of...
sempster 17 14 a person who sews [n...
serafile 16 12 men riding in the re...
serafins 15 12 SERAFIN, (Portuguese...
seraglio 15 11 a harem, also SERAIL...
seraphic 21 16 of or like a seraph,...
seraphim 19 16 in Christian theolog...
seraphin 17 14 (Portuguese) a forme...
serenade 11 10 (French) a piece of...
serenata 11 9 (Italian) a piece of...
serenate 11 9 to calm, make serene...
serenely 19 12 SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serenest 12 9 SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serening 13 12 SERENE, to tranquill...
serenity 19 11 the state of being s...
serfages 16 13 SERFAGE, the state o...
serfdoms 17 15 SERFDOM, the state o...
serfhood 17 14 the state of being a...
serflike 18 16 like a serf [adj]
serfship 21 16 the state of being a...
sergeant 13 11 a noncommissioned mi...
sergings 16 13 SERGING, a process o...
serially 22 12 SERIAL, in sequence...
seriated 13 9 SERIATE, to arrange...
seriates 13 8 SERIATE, to arrange...
seriatim 15 11 (Latin) one after an...
sericins 17 12 SERICIN, the gelatin...
sericite 17 11 a silky potash mica...
sericons 16 12 SERICON, a conjectur...
seriemas 14 11 SERIEMA, a large Sou...
seriffed 18 15 with a serif, a deco...
seringas 14 11 SERINGA, (Portuguese...
serjeant 14 18 a noncommissioned mi...
serkalis 16 13 SERKALI, (Swahili) i...
sermoned 13 13 SERMON, to preach a...
sermoner 13 12 a preacher; a sermon...
sermonet 13 12 a short sermon, also...
sermonic 17 15 like, or appropriate...
serology 21 13 the science of serum...
serosity 20 10 the state of being s...
serotine 12 9 a kind of bat, named...
serotiny 19 11 the condition of hav...
serotype 21 13 to classify accordin...
serovars 15 12 SEROVAR, a group of...
serpents 15 12 SERPENT, a snake [n]
serpigos 17 13 SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulae 16 13 SERPULA, a member of...
serpulas 17 13 SERPULA, a member of...
serpulid 18 14 a marine worm that l...
serranid 13 10 a group of fish, sea...
serranos 12 9 SERRANO, (Spanish) a...
serrated 13 9 SERRATE, to supply w...
serrates 13 8 SERRATE, to supply w...
serratus 14 9 a muscle of the thor...
serrying 21 13 SERRY, to press clos...
seruewed 16 13 SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
seruewes 16 12 SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
servable 18 16 capable of being ser...
servants 15 13 SERVANT, to act as s...
servewed 18 16 SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
servewes 18 15 SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
serviced 19 16 SERVICE, to repair [...
servicer 19 15 one who services [n...
services 19 15 SERVICE, to repair [...
servient 15 13 subordinate [adj]
serviles 17 13 SERVILE, a servile p...
servings 17 15 SERVING, a portion o...
servitor 16 12 one who serves; a cl...
servlets 17 13 SERVLET, a small pro...
servqual 25 23 a marketing concept...
sesterce 16 11 (Latin) a Roman coin...
settered 13 9 SETTER, to treat wit...
settlers 15 9 SETTLER, one who set...
severals 16 13 SEVERAL, privately o...
severely 22 15 SEVERE, strict, hars...
severest 15 12 SEVERE, strict, hars...
severies 15 12 SEVERY, a compartmen...
severing 16 15 SEVER, to divide or...
severity 22 14 the state of being s...
sewerage 16 13 the waste matter car...
sewering 17 14 the provision of sew...
sexperts 22 18 SEXPERT, an expert i...
shabbier 20 16 SHABBY, not smart [a...
shackier 20 17 SHACKY, dilapidated...
shackler 21 18 one who shackles [n...
shadower 18 14 one who shadows [n -...
shafters 18 13 SHAFTER, a shaft-hor...
shaggers 18 14 SHAGGER, (vulgar sla...
shaggier 18 14 SHAGGY, covered with...
shammers 18 16 SHAMMER, one who sha...
sharkers 17 14 SHARKER, one who liv...
sharnier 15 11 SHARNY, like cow-dun...
sharpers 18 13 SHARPER, a cheat or...
shasters 16 10 SHASTER, (Sanskrit)...
shatters 16 10 SHATTER, to break in...
shattery 22 12 brittle [adj]
sheafier 17 13 SHEAFY, like sheafs...
shearers 15 10 SHEARER, one who she...
sheather 17 12 one who sheathes [n...
shedders 16 12 SHEDDER, one that ca...
sheenier 14 11 SHEENY, bright, shin...
sheepier 17 13 SHEEPY, sheeplike [a...
sheerest 15 10 SHEER, utter [adj]
sheering 16 13 SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheerleg 17 13 one of the spars of...
sheeters 15 10 SHEETER, one that sh...
sheetier 15 10 SHEETY, like sheets...
shelfier 19 14 SHELFY, abounding in...
shellers 18 12 SHELLER, one who she...
shellier 18 12 SHELLY, abounding in...
shelters 17 11 SHELTER, to provide...
sheltery 23 13 giving shelter [adj]
shelvers 19 15 SHELVER, a person em...
shelvier 19 15 SHELVY, having sandb...
shepherd 20 16 to watch over carefu...
sherangs 16 13 SHERANG, (Australian...
sherbert 18 13 a frozen fruit-flavo...
sherbets 18 13 SHERBET, a frozen fr...
shereefs 17 13 SHEREEF, a descendan...
sheriats 16 10 SHERIAT, (Turkish) t...
sheriffs 21 16 SHERIFF, a law-enfor...
sherlock 21 18 to investigate (some...
sheroots 15 10 SHEROOT, a square-cu...
sherried 16 11 cooked or flavoured...
sherries 16 10 SHERRY, a fortified...
sherwani 18 14 (Hindi) in India, a...
shickers 21 17 SHICKER, (Australian...
shidders 17 12 SHIDDER, (Spenser) a...
shielder 17 12 one who shields [n -...
shifters 19 13 SHIFTER, one who shi...
shiftier 19 13 SHIFTY, evasive [adj...
shikkers 19 18 SHIKKER, (Australian...
shimmers 19 16 SHIMMER, to glimmer...
shimmery 25 18 glistening [adj SHIM...
shingler 18 14 a person who shingle...
shinnery 21 14 a dense growth of sm...
shippers 21 16 SHIPPER, a person or...
shirkers 18 14 SHIRKER, one who shi...
shirtier 17 10 SHIRTY, irritable, a...
shitters 17 10 SHITTER, (slang) a t...
shittier 17 10 SHITTY, very unpleas...
shivered 18 15 SHIVER, to tremble w...
shiverer 18 14 one who shivers [n -...
shlepper 21 17 (Yiddish) an incompe...
shmeered 16 14 SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmoozer 19 22 one who shmoozes, al...
shnorrer 15 11 (Yiddish) a beggar,...
shoalier 16 11 SHOALY, full of shal...
shockers 20 17 SHOCKER, one that sh...
shoddier 16 12 SHODDY, of poor qual...
shonkier 16 15 SHONKY, (Australian...
shooters 15 10 SHOOTER, one who sho...
shoppers 20 16 SHOPPER, one who sho...
shoppier 20 16 SHOPPY, abounding wi...
shoulder 17 13 to assume the burden...
shouters 16 11 SHOUTER, one who sho...
shouther 18 13 (Scots) to assume th...
shoutier 16 11 SHOUTY, prone to sho...
shoveler 18 15 a kind of duck with...
showered 18 14 SHOWER, to bathe in...
showerer 18 13 one who showers [n -...
showgoer 19 15 one who goes to show...
shredder 16 12 a machine that shred...
shrewder 19 14 SHREWD, having keen...
shrieker 17 14 one who shrieks [n -...
shriller 19 12 SHRILL, having a hig...
shrimper 20 16 a fisher of shrimp [...
shrinker 17 15 one who shrinks [n -...
shrivers 19 14 SHRIVER, one who shr...
shroomer 16 13 one who takes magic...
shuckers 21 18 SHUCKER, something o...
shudders 17 13 SHUDDER, to shiver o...
shuddery 23 15 shuddering [adj]
shuffler 22 18 one who shuffles [n...
shunners 15 13 SHUNNER, one who shu...
shunters 16 12 SHUNTER, an engine u...
shushers 19 13 SHUSHER, one who shu...
shutters 17 11 SHUTTER, to provide...
shuttler 18 12 one who uses a shutt...
shysters 23 12 SHYSTER, an unscrupu...
sickener 17 16 a poisonous toadstoo...
sickerly 26 18 SICKER, (Scots) sure...
sicklier 20 16 SICKLY, in poor heal...
siderate 13 9 to blast or strike [...
sidereal 14 10 relating to the star...
siderite 14 9 a carbonate of iron,...
sideroad 13 10 a byroad [n -S]
sierozem 17 20 (Russian) a type of...
sieverts 16 12 SIEVERT, the SI unit...
sighters 18 12 SIGHTER, (Scots) an...
signaler 15 12 (US) one who signals...
silencer 17 13 one that silences [n...
silenter 14 10 SILENT, without soun...
silvered 17 14 SILVER, to cover wit...
silverer 17 13 one who silvers [n -...
silverly 25 16 with a silvery appea...
simmered 16 15 SIMMER, to cook just...
simpered 17 15 SIMPER, to smirk in...
simperer 17 14 one who simpers [n -...
simplers 19 15 SIMPLER, (archaic) o...
sincerer 16 12 SINCERE, free from h...
sinewier 16 12 SINEWY, lean and mus...
sinister 14 9 threatening or porte...
sinnered 12 11 SINNER, to transgres...
sintered 13 10 SINTER, to make cohe...
sirupier 17 12 SIRUPY, like sirup [...
siserary 20 10 a scolding; a blow,...
sistered 14 9 SISTER, to treat lik...
sisterly 22 11 resembling a sister...
sitkamer 16 15 (Afrikaans) a sittin...
sizzlers 22 27 SIZZLER, a very hot...
skangers 15 15 SKANGER, (Irish) a y...
skankers 15 17 SKANKER, one who ska...
skankier 15 17 SKANKY, filthy or sl...
skearier 14 12 SKEARY, (dialect) sc...
skeelier 15 13 SKEELY, (Scots) skil...
skeerier 14 12 SKEERY, (dialect) sc...
skeering 15 15 SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeeters 14 12 SKEETER, a skeet sho...
skeevier 16 16 SKEEVY, repulsive, d...
skeggers 17 16 SKEGGER, a young sal...
skeigher 18 16 SKEIGH, (Scots) (of...
skelders 16 14 SKELDER, to beg; to...
skellier 17 14 SKELLY, cross-eyed,...
skelters 16 13 SKELTER, to scurry [...
skerrick 20 19 (Australian slang) a...
skerries 15 12 SKERRY, a small, roc...
skerring 16 15 SKER, to scour, sear...
sketcher 20 17 one who sketches [n...
skewered 17 16 SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skidders 16 14 SKIDDER, a tractor w...
skiddier 16 14 SKIDDY, likely to ca...
skidooer 14 13 one that rides on a...
skijorer 17 21 one who does skijori...
skillier 18 14 SKILLY, having skill...
skimmers 18 18 SKIMMER, a seabird t...
skimpier 19 18 SKIMPY, brief, exigu...
skinkers 16 17 SKINKER, one employe...
skinners 14 14 SKINNER, one who ski...
skinnier 14 14 SKINNY, having littl...
skiorers 15 12 SKIORER, one who eng...
skippers 20 18 SKIPPER, to act as m...
skippier 20 18 SKIPPY, frolicsome [...
skirters 16 12 SKIRTER, someone who...
skitters 16 12 SKITTER, to skim ove...
skittery 22 14 darting about [adj S...
skivered 17 17 SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skudlers 17 15 SKUDLER, in Shetland...
skulkers 18 18 SKULKER, one that sk...
skummers 18 19 SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skunkier 16 18 SKUNKY, having a sme...
skydiver 24 19 one who practises sk...
slabbers 19 15 SLABBER, to slaver;...
slabbery 25 17 like, or covered wit...
slabbier 19 15 SLABBY, thick, visco...
slackers 19 16 SLACKER, a shirker [...
slaggier 17 13 SLAGGY, resembling r...
slaister 15 9 to do in a sloppy ma...
slalomer 16 13 one who slaloms [n -...
slammers 17 15 SLAMMER, (slang) pri...
slanders 14 11 SLANDER, to defame [...
slangers 15 12 SLANGER, a hawker; a...
slangier 15 12 SLANGY, full of slan...
slanters 14 10 SLANTER, (Australian...
slantier 14 10 SLANTY, deviating fr...
slappers 19 15 SLAPPER, (slang) a p...
slashers 17 11 SLASHER, one that sl...
slathers 17 11 SLATHER, to spread t...
slattern 14 10 a slovenly woman [n...
slatters 15 9 SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slattery 21 11 (dialect) slovenly [...
slavered 16 14 SLAVER, to drool [v]
slaverer 16 13 one who slavers [n -...
sleazier 17 18 SLEAZY, shoddy, also...
sledders 15 11 SLEDDER, one who goe...
sledgers 16 12 SLEDGER, one who dri...
sleekers 15 13 SLEEKER, a moulding...
sleekier 15 13 SLEEKY, sleek, smoot...
sleepers 16 12 SLEEPER, one that sl...
sleepery 22 14 (Scots) sleepy [adj]
sleepier 16 12 SLEEPY, inclined to...
sleetier 14 9 SLEETY, resembling s...
sleevers 16 13 SLEEVER, an old Wels...
sleezier 17 18 SLEEZY, sordid, also...
sleigher 18 13 one who travels by s...
slenters 14 10 SLENTER, (Australian...
slickers 20 16 SLICKER, an oilskin...
slidders 16 11 SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
sliddery 22 13 slippery [adj]
slighter 19 13 one who slights [n -...
slimmers 18 15 SLIMMER, one engaged...
slimsier 17 12 SLIMSY, flimsy, also...
slingers 16 12 SLINGER, one who use...
slinkers 16 14 SLINKER, one who sli...
slinkier 16 14 SLINKY, slinking, cl...
slinters 15 10 SLINTER, a trick, al...
slipover 19 16 a garment easily put...
slippers 20 15 SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slippery 26 17 causing slips [adj S...
slippier 20 15 SLIPPY, slippery [ad...
slithers 18 11 SLITHER, to slide fr...
slithery 24 13 given to slithering...
slitters 16 9 SLITTER, one who, or...
slittier 16 9 SLITTY, of an openin...
slivered 17 14 SLIVER, to cut into...
sliverer 17 13 one who slivers [n -...
slobbers 19 15 SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slobbery 25 17 slobbering [adj SLOB...
slobbier 19 15 SLOBBY, characterist...
sloggers 17 13 SLOGGER, a person wh...
sloomier 15 12 SLOOMY, sluggish, sp...
sloppier 19 15 SLOPPY, wet or muddy...
sloshier 17 11 SLOSHY, splashy [adj...
slotters 15 9 SLOTTER, a machine t...
sloucher 20 15 one who slouches [n...
slubbers 20 16 SLUBBER, to stain or...
slubbier 20 16 SLUBBY, lumpy, knobb...
sludgier 17 13 SLUDGY, covered with...
sluggers 18 14 SLUGGER, a person wh...
sluicier 19 13 SLUICY, falling in s...
slumbers 19 16 SLUMBER, to sleep [v...
slumbery 25 18 full of slumber, als...
slummers 18 16 SLUMMER, one who slu...
slummier 18 16 SLUMMY, resembling a...
slumpier 19 16 SLUMPY, marshy [adj]
slurpers 18 13 SLURPER, one who dri...
slurpier 18 13 SLURPY, like a slurp...
slushier 18 12 SLUSHY, resembling s...
sluttery 22 12 the realism of being...
sluttier 16 10 SLUTTY, characterist...
smackers 19 18 SMACKER, (colloquial...
smalmier 17 15 SMALMY, (obsolete) o...
smarmier 16 14 SMARMY, oily, ingrat...
smashers 17 13 SMASHER, one that sm...
smatters 15 11 SMATTER, to speak wi...
smearers 14 11 SMEARER, one who sme...
smearier 14 11 SMEARY, covered with...
smellers 17 13 SMELLER, one who sme...
smellier 17 13 SMELLY, having an un...
smelters 16 12 SMELTER, one who sme...
smeltery 22 14 a place for smelting...
smerking 17 18 SMERK, to smile in a...
smickers 20 18 SMICKER, (obsolete)...
smircher 21 16 one who smirches [n...
smirkers 17 15 SMIRKER, one who smi...
smirkier 17 15 SMIRKY, given to smi...
smirrier 16 11 SMIRRY, drizzly [adj...
smithers 18 13 small fragments [n]
smithery 24 15 the trade of a smith...
smoggier 17 15 SMOGGY, filled with...
smolders 16 13 SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smoocher 19 16 one who smooches [n...
smoother 16 13 a smoothing tool [n...
smothers 17 13 SMOTHER, to prevent...
smothery 23 15 tending to smother [...
smoulder 16 14 to burn with no flam...
smousers 15 12 SMOUSER, (Afrikaans)...
smudgers 17 15 SMUDGER, (slang) a s...
smudgier 17 15 SMUDGY, having smudg...
smuggery 24 18 a state of smugness...
smuggler 19 17 one that smuggles [n...
smurrier 16 12 SMURRY, (Scots) like...
smuttier 16 12 SMUTTY, sexually sug...
snackers 17 16 SNACKER, one who sna...
snackier 17 16 SNACKY, suitable as...
snaggers 15 13 SNAGGER, a person wh...
snaggier 15 13 SNAGGY, full of snag...
snailery 20 12 a place where snails...
snailier 14 10 SNAILY, like a snail...
snappers 17 15 SNAPPER, to stumble,...
snappier 17 15 SNAPPY, bad-tempered...
snarkier 14 13 SNARKY, crotchety [a...
snarlers 14 10 SNARLER, one who sna...
snarlier 14 10 SNARLY, tangled [adj...
snatcher 18 14 one who snatches [n...
snazzier 19 27 SNAZZY, trendily sma...
sneakers 13 13 SNEAKER, (colloquial...
sneakier 13 13 SNEAKY, crafty [adj]
sneerers 12 9 SNEERER, one who sne...
sneerful 16 14 given to sneering [a...
sneerier 12 9 SNEERY, full of snee...
sneering 13 12 contemptuous [adj SN...
sneezers 15 18 SNEEZER, one who sne...
sneezier 15 18 SNEEZY, tending to s...
snickers 18 16 SNICKER, to utter a...
snickery 24 18 tending to snicker [...
sniffers 18 15 SNIFFER, one who sni...
sniffier 18 15 SNIFFY, given to sni...
sniffler 19 16 one who sniffles; a...
snifters 16 12 SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniftier 16 12 SNIFTY, (slang) havi...
sniggers 16 13 SNIGGER, to snicker...
sniggler 17 14 one who sniggles, fi...
snippers 18 15 SNIPPER, a tool for...
snippier 18 15 SNIPPY, stingy, snap...
snitcher 19 14 one who snitches, in...
snittier 14 9 SNITTY, disagreeably...
sniveler 16 14 one who snivels, als...
snobbery 23 17 snobbish behaviour [...
snobbier 17 15 SNOBBY, snobbish [ad...
snoggers 15 13 SNOGGER, one that sn...
snookers 13 13 SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snoopers 14 12 SNOOPER, one who sno...
snoopier 14 12 SNOOPY, prying [adj]
snootier 12 9 SNOOTY, supercilious...
snoozers 15 18 SNOOZER, one who sno...
snoozier 15 18 SNOOZY, given to sno...
snorters 13 9 SNORTER, one that sn...
snortier 13 9 SNORTY, inclined to...
snotters 13 9 SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snottery 19 11 filthiness [n SNOTTE...
snottier 13 9 SNOTTY, foul with sn...
snoutier 13 10 SNOUTY, resembling a...
snubbers 18 16 SNUBBER, a device fo...
snubbier 18 16 SNUBBY, inclined to...
snuffers 18 16 SNUFFER, an instrume...
snuffier 18 16 SNUFFY, soiled with...
snuffler 19 17 a person who snuffle...
snuggery 22 16 a snug place e.g. in...
soberest 15 11 SOBER, having contro...
sobering 16 14 SOBER, to make sober...
soberise 15 11 to make sober, also...
soberize 18 20 to make sober, also...
socagers 17 13 SOCAGER, a tenant by...
sodgered 14 12 SODGER, to soldier [...
softener 14 12 one that softens [n...
solacers 17 12 SOLACER, one who sol...
solander 13 11 (Swedish) a case for...
soldered 14 11 SOLDER, to join toge...
solderer 14 10 one who solders [n -...
soldiers 15 10 SOLDIER, to perform...
soldiery 21 12 the military profess...
solemner 14 13 SOLEMN, serious [adj...
solerets 14 9 SOLERET, a metallic...
solleret 15 10 a metallic pointy to...
sombered 16 15 SOMBER, to make somb...
somberer 16 14 SOMBER, (US) sombre...
somberly 24 17 SOMBER, (US) sombre...
sombrero 16 14 a broad-brimmed hat...
somerset 14 11 a leap in which a pe...
songster 14 11 a singing bird [n -S...
soothers 15 10 SOOTHER, to cajole,...
sopheric 21 16 (Hebrew) relating to...
sopherim 19 16 (Hebrew) the scribes...
sorcerer 16 11 a magician who emplo...
sordider 14 10 SORDID, low, mean [a...
sorrower 16 11 one who sorrows [n -...
soterial 14 9 pertaining to salvat...
souldier 15 11 (archaic) to soldier...
soulster 15 10 a singer of soul mus...
sounders 13 11 SOUNDER, a herd of p...
souterly 21 12 like a shoemaker [ad...
southern 15 12 in the south [adj SO...
southers 16 11 SOUTHER, to move tow...
sozzlier 21 27 SOZZLY, drunk [adj]
spadgers 17 14 SPADGER, (slang) a s...
spageric 20 16 alchemical, also SPA...
spallers 18 13 SPALLER, one who spa...
spammers 18 17 SPAMMER, someone who...
spammier 18 17 SPAMMY, bland, unexc...
spangler 17 15 one who spangles [n...
spankers 16 16 SPANKER, the sail on...
spanners 14 13 SPANNER, a tool for...
sparerib 18 14 a cut of pork [n -S]
spargers 17 13 SPARGER, a vessel wi...
sparkers 17 15 SPARKER, a powerful...
sparkier 17 15 SPARKY, lively, also...
sparkler 18 16 something that spark...
sparrers 16 11 SPARRER, one who spa...
sparrier 16 11 SPARRY, having a con...
spatters 16 11 SPATTER, to scatter...
spawners 18 15 SPAWNER, a mature fe...
spawnier 18 15 SPAWNY, of or like s...
speakers 16 15 SPEAKER, one who spe...
spearers 15 11 SPEARER, one who spe...
spearier 15 11 SPEARY, like a spear...
speccier 22 17 SPECCY, wearing spec...
speckier 20 18 SPECKY, having speck...
specters 19 14 SPECTER, a visible d...
speeders 15 12 SPEEDER, one who spe...
speedier 15 12 SPEEDY, fast [adj]
speelers 16 12 SPEELER, a climber (...
speering 16 14 an inquiry [n -S]
spelders 17 13 SPELDER, (Scots) to...
spellers 18 13 SPELLER, one who spe...
spelters 17 12 SPELTER, zinc in the...
spencers 18 15 SPENCER, one who has...
spenders 15 13 SPENDER, one who spe...
spendier 15 13 SPENDY, expensive [a...
sperling 18 15 a kind of fish, the...
spermary 23 16 an organ in which sp...
spermine 16 15 a chemical compound...
spermous 17 15 pertaining to sperm,...
sperring 17 14 SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
spersing 17 14 SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sperthes 18 13 SPERTHE, (archaic) a...
sphaeres 17 13 SPHAERE, (obsolete)...
spherics 22 16 (short for) atmosphe...
spherier 18 13 SPHERY, resembling a...
sphering 19 16 SPHERE, to form into...
spheroid 18 14 a body resembling or...
spherule 19 15 a small sphere [n -S...
spidered 16 13 SPIDER, to move in a...
spielers 17 12 SPIELER, a swindler...
spiering 17 14 SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiffier 21 17 SPIFFY, excellent [a...
spillers 19 13 SPILLER, one who spi...
spimmers 19 17 SPIMMER, a person wh...
spindler 17 14 one that spindles [n...
spinners 15 13 SPINNER, one that sp...
spinnery 21 15 a spinning mill [n S...
spinnier 15 13 SPINNY, crazy, fooli...
spinster 16 12 an older unmarried w...
spitcher 22 16 (slang) to be doomed...
spitters 17 11 SPITTER, a type of p...
spittier 17 11 SPITTY, marked with...
spivvery 27 21 the world of spivs [...
spivvier 21 19 SPIVVY, like a spiv...
splasher 19 14 one that splashes [n...
splatter 17 12 to spatter, to splas...
splicers 21 15 SPLICER, one who spl...
splinter 17 13 to split into sharp,...
splitter 18 12 one that splits [n -...
splurger 19 15 one who splurges [n...
splutter 18 13 to speak rapidly and...
spoddier 16 13 SPODDY, boring, stud...
spoilers 17 12 SPOILER, one who spo...
spongers 16 14 SPONGER, one that sp...
spongier 16 14 SPONGY, absorptive [...
spoofers 17 14 SPOOFER, one who spo...
spoofery 23 16 good-natured ridicul...
spoofier 17 14 SPOOFY, humorously s...
spookery 22 17 something spooky [n...
spookier 16 15 SPOOKY, scary, also...
spoolers 16 12 SPOOLER, a device fo...
spooners 14 12 SPOONER, one who eng...
spoonier 14 12 SPOONY, foolishly fo...
spoorers 15 11 SPOORER, one who spo...
sporters 16 11 SPORTER, one who spo...
sportier 16 11 SPORTY, inclined to...
sposhier 18 13 SPOSHY, (US) slushy...
spotters 16 11 SPOTTER, one who spo...
spottier 16 11 SPOTTY, marked with...
spouters 16 12 SPOUTER, a spouting...
spoutier 16 12 SPOUTY, having a spo...
sprawler 20 15 one who sprawls [n -...
sprayers 22 13 SPRAYER, a device fo...
sprayier 22 13 SPRAYEY, full of spr...
spreader 15 12 one who spreads [n -...
sprigger 19 15 one that decorates w...
springer 17 14 a kind of spaniel [n...
sprinter 16 12 one who sprints [n -...
spritzer 20 20 (German) a drink of...
sprucier 20 15 SPRUCY, neat and tri...
spruiker 18 16 (Australian slang) o...
spudders 17 14 SPUDDER, a tool for...
spuddier 17 14 SPUDDY, podgy [adj]
spunkier 17 17 SPUNKY, courageous,...
spurners 16 13 SPURNER, one who spu...
spurrers 17 12 SPURRER, one who spu...
spurrier 17 12 one whose occupation...
spurters 17 12 SPURTER, one who spu...
sputters 17 12 SPUTTER, to spit, or...
sputtery 23 14 spluttery [adj]
squabber 26 24 SQUAB, fat, clumsy,...
squailer 23 19 a throwing stick [n...
squaller 24 20 a person, esp. a chi...
squander 21 20 to spend wastefully...
squarers 22 18 SQUARER, (Shakespear...
squasher 24 20 one who squashes [n...
squatter 22 18 to splash water abou...
squawker 26 25 a loudspeaker for re...
squeaker 22 22 something that squea...
squealer 22 19 an informer [n -S]
squeezer 24 27 one that squeezes [n...
squegger 24 22 a squegging oscillat...
squibber 27 24 in baseball, an infi...
squiffer 27 24 (slang) a concertina...
squinter 22 19 one who squints [n -...
squirmer 24 21 a person who squirms...
squirter 23 18 a device for squirti...
stabbers 18 14 STABBER, one who sta...
stablers 17 12 STABLER, one who kee...
stackers 18 15 STACKER, one who sta...
staffers 18 14 STAFFER, a member of...
staggers 16 12 STAGGER, to walk or...
staggery 22 14 given to staggering...
staggier 16 12 STAGGY, having the a...
stainers 13 9 STAINER, that which...
stalkers 16 13 STALKER, one who sta...
stalkier 16 13 STALKY, long and sle...
stammers 16 14 STAMMER, to speak wi...
stampers 17 14 STAMPER, one who sta...
stancher 18 14 an upright beam, bar...
standers 13 10 STANDER, one who sta...
staplers 17 12 STAPLER, a stapling...
starcher 19 13 one who starches [n...
starkers 15 12 (colloquial) naked [...
starrier 14 8 STARRY, abounding wi...
starters 14 8 STARTER, one who sta...
startler 15 9 one who startles [n...
starvers 16 12 STARVER, one who sta...
steadier 13 9 one who steadies [n...
stealers 14 9 STEALER, one who ste...
steamers 14 11 STEAMER, to travel b...
steamier 14 11 STEAMY, like steam [...
steelier 14 9 STEELY, resembling s...
steepers 15 11 STEEPER, a vessel fo...
steepier 15 11 STEEPY, steep; preci...
steerage 13 10 a section in a passe...
steerers 13 8 STEERER, one who ste...
steerier 13 8 STEERY, busy or bust...
steeries 13 8 STEERY, a commotion...
steering 14 11 the guiding of a veh...
stemmers 16 14 STEMMER, a metal bar...
stemmery 22 16 a place where tobacc...
stemmier 16 14 STEMMY, abounding in...
stepover 17 15 an instance of raisi...
steppers 18 14 STEPPER, one who ste...
steranes 12 9 STERANE, a chemical...
stereoed 12 9 STEREO, to make a ty...
stereome 13 11 mechanical tissue in...
sterical 18 12 pertaining to atoms...
sterigma 16 13 a spore-bearing stal...
sterlets 15 9 STERLET, (Russian) a...
sterling 16 12 genuine, authentic [...
sternage 13 11 (Shakespeare) sterns...
sternest 13 9 STERN, severe [adj]
sterning 14 12 STERN, to back, row...
sternite 13 9 the ventral plate of...
sternson 12 10 the end of a ship's...
sternums 15 13 STERNUM, a long, fla...
sternway 22 14 the backward movemen...
steroids 14 9 STEROID, any of a cl...
stertors 14 8 STERTOR, (Latin) a h...
sterving 17 15 STERVE, (Spenser) to...
stibbler 20 15 (Scots) a horse turn...
stichera 19 13 STICHERON, (Greek) a...
stickers 19 15 STICKER, to apply ad...
stickier 19 15 STICKY, adhesive [ad...
stickler 20 16 one who has scruples...
stiflers 18 12 STIFLER, one who, or...
stillers 17 10 STILLER, a distiller...
stillier 17 10 STILLY, still, quiet...
stilters 16 9 STILTER, one who wal...
stiltier 16 9 STILTY, stilt-like [...
stingers 15 11 STINGER, one that st...
stingier 15 11 STINGY, mean, niggar...
stinkers 15 13 STINKER, a very unpl...
stinkier 15 13 STINKY, emitting a f...
stinters 14 9 STINTER, one who, or...
stintier 14 9 STINTY, limited [adj...
stippler 20 15 one who stipples [n...
stirrers 15 8 STIRRER, a troublema...
stitcher 20 13 one who stitches [n...
stockers 18 15 STOCKER, an animal k...
stockier 18 15 STOCKY, having a sho...
stodgers 15 11 STODGER, a dull pers...
stodgier 15 11 STODGY, boring [adj]
stoiters 14 8 STOITER, (Scots) to...
stolider 15 10 STOLID, impassive, u...
stompers 17 14 STOMPER, one who sto...
stompier 17 14 STOMPY, conducive to...
stonerag 13 11 a kind of lichen, al...
stoneraw 15 12 a kind of lichen, al...
stonkers 14 13 STONKER, (Australian...
stookers 14 12 STOOKER, one who sto...
stoopers 15 11 STOOPER, one who sto...
stoozers 16 17 STOOZER, one who sto...
stopover 17 15 a brief stop in the...
stoppers 18 14 STOPPER, to seal wit...
stormers 15 11 STORMER, a humdinger...
stormier 15 11 STORMY, wild, tempes...
stotters 14 8 STOTTER, to stagger,...
stourier 14 9 STOURY, (Scots) dust...
strafers 16 11 STRAFER, one who str...
strainer 13 9 a utensil used to se...
straiter 14 8 STRAIT, confined, ri...
strander 13 10 a machine that twist...
stranger 14 11 to make a stranger [...
strapper 18 14 an apprentice, a lea...
strawier 17 11 STRAWY, resembling s...
strayers 20 10 STRAYER, one who str...
streaker 14 12 a person who runs na...
streamer 14 11 a long narrow flag [...
streeker 14 12 one that streeks, st...
strewers 17 11 STREWER, one who str...
stricter 18 11 STRICT, kept within...
striders 15 9 STRIDER, one who str...
strikers 16 12 STRIKER, an attackin...
stringer 15 11 a journalist or repo...
stripers 17 11 STRIPER, a food and...
stripier 17 11 STRIPY, marked with...
stripper 19 14 one who removes his...
strivers 17 12 STRIVER, one who str...
strokers 15 12 STROKER, one who str...
stroller 16 10 one who strolls [n -...
stronger 14 11 STRONG, having great...
stropper 18 14 one who strops [n -S...
strowers 17 11 STROWER, one who str...
stroyers 20 10 STROYER, one who str...
strummer 17 15 one who strums [n -S...
strutter 15 9 one who struts [n -S...
stubbier 19 15 STUBBY, short and sq...
stuccoer 20 15 one who stuccoes [n...
studiers 15 10 STUDIER, one who stu...
studlier 16 11 STUDLY, (slang) hunk...
stuffers 19 15 STUFFER, one that st...
stuffier 19 15 STUFFY, badly ventil...
stuggier 17 13 STUGGY, (dialect) th...
stuivers 17 13 STUIVER, (Dutch) a D...
stumbler 19 16 one who stumbles [n...
stumpers 18 15 STUMPER, a baffling...
stumpier 18 15 STUMPY, short and sq...
stunners 13 11 STUNNER, a very attr...
stupider 17 13 STUPID, foolish [adj...
sturdier 15 10 STURDY, strongly bui...
sturmers 16 12 STURMER, a variety o...
stutters 15 9 STUTTER, to speak wi...
styliser 22 11 one who stylises, al...
stylizer 25 20 one who stylises, al...
subclerk 22 20 a subordinate clerk...
subduers 17 14 SUBDUER, one who sub...
suberate 15 12 a salt of suberic ac...
suberect 19 15 nearly erect [adj]
suberins 16 13 SUBERIN, a substance...
suberise 16 12 to convert into cork...
suberize 19 21 to convert into cork...
suberose 15 12 pertaining to cork,...
suberous 16 13 pertaining to cork,...
sublimer 19 16 one who sublimes [n...
submerge 18 17 to place below the s...
submerse 17 15 to place below the s...
suborder 16 13 a category of relate...
suborner 15 13 one who suborns [n -...
subseres 16 12 SUBSERE, a type of e...
subserve 18 16 to help forward [v S...
subsider 17 13 something or someone...
subtiler 18 13 SUBTIL, (archaic) su...
subverse 18 16 to overthrow, also S...
subverst 19 16 SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverts 19 16 SUBVERT, to destroy...
succorer 20 15 one who succors, als...
suckener 17 17 a tenant under the t...
suckered 18 17 SUCKER, to strip off...
sucklers 20 17 SUCKLER, an animal t...
sucriers 18 12 SUCRIER, (French) a...
suettier 14 9 SUETTY, resembling s...
suffered 18 16 SUFFER, to feel pain...
sufferer 18 15 one who suffers [n -...
sufficer 22 18 one who suffices [n...
sugarers 15 11 SUGARER, one that ma...
sugarier 15 11 SUGARY, containing s...
sullener 15 12 SULLEN, showing broo...
sultrier 16 10 SULTRY, humid and op...
summered 16 16 SUMMER, to pass the...
summerly 24 18 of or like summer, a...
summoner 15 16 one who summons [n -...
sumpters 18 15 SUMPTER, (archaic) a...
sunberry 22 15 dark edible fruit [n...
sundered 13 12 SUNDER, to break apa...
sunderer 13 11 one who sunders [n -...
sungazer 17 21 an African lizard gi...
superadd 16 14 to add further [v -E...
superate 15 12 (obsolete) to overco...
superbad 18 16 exceedingly bad [adj...
superber 18 15 SUPERB, of excellent...
superbly 26 18 SUPERB, of excellent...
superbug 20 18 a bacterium resistan...
supercar 19 15 a very big or fast c...
supercop 21 18 a superior police of...
supercow 22 18 a dairy cow that pro...
superego 16 14 a part of the psyche...
superfan 17 16 an exceedingly devot...
superfit 19 15 exceptionally fit [a...
superfix 25 22 a recurrent pattern...
superfly 26 18 showily pretentious...
supergun 17 16 a very large gun [n...
superhet 18 14 a superheterodyne re...
superhit 19 14 something exceedingl...
superhot 18 14 extremely hot [adj]
supering 17 15 SUPER, to reinforce...
superior 16 12 of higher rank, qual...
superjet 18 21 a type of jet airpla...
superlay 23 15 SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
superlie 17 13 to lie above [v SUPE...
superloo 16 13 a self-cleaning publ...
superman 16 16 a hypothetical super...
supermax 23 22 a jail with the high...
supermen 16 16 SUPERMAN, a hypothet...
supermom 18 18 a superior mother [n...
supernal 16 14 being or coming from...
superpro 18 15 a superior professio...
supersex 22 19 very good sex [n -ES...
superspy 25 17 a superior spy [n SU...
supertax 22 19 an additional tax [n...
suppered 18 16 SUPPER, to supply wi...
supplier 20 16 one that supplies [n...
supposer 18 15 one who supposes [n...
supremer 17 15 SUPREME, highest, gr...
surfacer 19 15 a form of machine fo...
surmiser 16 12 one who surmises [n...
surnamer 14 13 one who allots a sur...
surviver 19 17 one that survives, a...
suzerain 16 19 a feudal lord [n -S]
svedberg 19 18 (Swedish) a unit of...
swabbers 21 17 SWABBER, one that sw...
swaddler 18 14 a term of contempt f...
swaggers 19 15 SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swampers 20 17 SWAMPER, one that li...
swampier 20 17 SWAMPY, like a swamp...
swanherd 18 15 one who tends swans...
swankers 17 16 SWANKER, one who sho...
swankier 17 16 SWANKY, ostentatious...
swannery 21 15 a place where swans...
swannier 15 13 SWANNY, swanlike [ad...
swappers 21 17 SWAPPER, a person wh...
swardier 17 12 SWARDY, covered with...
swarmers 18 14 SWARMER, one who swa...
swashers 19 13 SWASHER, (Shakespear...
swashier 19 13 SWASHY, slushy [adj]
swathers 19 13 SWATHER, a device at...
swathier 19 13 SWATHY, in swathes [...
swatters 17 11 SWATTER, to splash o...
swattier 17 11 SWATTY, given to har...
swearers 16 11 SWEARER, one who swe...
swearier 16 11 SWEARY, relating to,...
sweaters 16 11 SWEATER, a heavy jer...
sweatier 16 11 SWEATY, covered with...
swedgers 18 14 SWEDGER, (Scots) a s...
sweepers 18 14 SWEEPER, one who swe...
sweepier 18 14 SWEEPY, of wide rang...
sweering 17 14 SWEER, to swear [v]
swellers 19 13 SWELLER, a member of...
swelters 18 12 SWELTER, to suffer f...
swerfing 20 17 SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swervers 19 15 SWERVER, one who swe...
swerving 20 18 the act of swerving...
swifters 20 14 SWIFTER, a rope used...
swiggers 20 15 SWIGGER, one who swi...
swillers 20 13 SWILLER, one who swi...
swimmers 20 17 SWIMMER, one that sw...
swimmier 20 17 SWIMMY, blurred, swi...
swindler 18 14 one who swindles [n...
swingers 18 14 SWINGER, one that sw...
swingier 18 14 SWINGY, having swing...
swinkers 18 16 SWINKER, a hard work...
swirlier 19 12 SWIRLY, swirling [ad...
swishers 20 13 SWISHER, one who swi...
swishier 20 13 SWISHY, swishing [ad...
switcher 23 16 one who switches [n...
swithers 20 13 SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swizzler 25 30 one that swizzles, s...
swobbers 21 17 SWOBBER, a sweeper o...
swoffers 21 17 SWOFFER, someone who...
swooners 15 12 SWOONER, one who swo...
swoonier 15 12 SWOONY, languid, daz...
swoopers 18 14 SWOOPER, one who swo...
swoopier 18 14 SWOOPY, having sweep...
swoppers 21 17 SWOPPER, one who swo...
sworders 17 12 SWORDER, (archaic) a...
swotters 17 11 SWOTTER, one who swo...
swottier 17 11 SWOTTY, given to har...
sylphier 26 16 SYLPHY, like a sylph...
sylvaner 22 16 (German) a German gr...
synergia 20 13 combined action, als...
synergic 24 16 relating to synergy...
synergid 21 14 a cell found in the...
syphered 24 16 SYPHER, to lay an ed...
syrupier 23 14 SYRUPY, like syrup,...
taberdar 15 12 a scholar of Queen's...
tabering 16 14 TABER, to play on th...
tabliers 17 12 TABLIER, (historical...
taborers 15 11 TABORER, one who tab...
tabourer 15 12 one who tabors, also...
tabreres 15 11 TABRERE, (Spenser) a...
tacklers 19 16 TACKLER, one who tac...
tafferel 18 15 a rail around the st...
taileron 13 10 either part of a two...
taivered 15 13 TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
takeover 15 16 the act of assuming...
talckier 19 16 TALCKY, pertaining t...
talliers 16 10 TALLIER, one who kee...
tampered 16 15 TAMPER, to interfere...
tamperer 16 14 one who tampers [n -...
tanagers 13 11 TANAGER, (Tupi) a br...
tanglers 15 12 TANGLER, one who tan...
tanglier 15 12 TANGLY, tangled [adj...
tankered 13 14 TANKER, to transport...
tapadera 14 12 (Spanish) the leathe...
tapadero 14 12 (Spanish) the leathe...
taperers 15 11 TAPERER, one who car...
tapering 16 14 becoming smaller tow...
tapsters 16 11 TAPSTER, one who dis...
taqueria 21 18 (Spanish) a Mexican...
tarpaper 17 14 a heavy paper coated...
tarriers 14 8 TARRIER, one who tar...
tarsiers 14 8 TARSIER, (French) a...
tasering 14 11 TASER, to immobilize...
tattered 13 9 TATTER, to become to...
tattlers 15 9 TATTLER, an indiscre...
tattooer 12 8 one who tattooes, al...
taunters 13 10 TAUNTER, one who tau...
tautomer 14 12 a type of chemical c...
tavering 16 15 TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
tavernas 14 13 TAVERNA, (Modern Gre...
taverner 14 13 one who runs a taver...
tawdrier 17 12 TAWDRY, cheap, trash...
taweries 16 11 TAWERY, a place wher...
taxpayer 27 20 one who pays taxes [...
tayberry 28 15 a hybrid plant, a bl...
teaberry 21 13 a North American shr...
teachers 18 13 TEACHER, one that te...
teamaker 14 15 one that makes tea [...
teamster 14 11 a truck driver, also...
teaseler 13 9 one who uses teasels...
teddered 13 11 TEDDER, to use such...
teenager 12 11 a person between the...
teensier 12 9 TEENSY, (colloquial)...
teentier 12 9 TEENTY, (colloquial)...
teetered 12 9 TEETER, to move unst...
teethers 15 10 TEETHER, an article...
telerans 13 10 TELERAN, an air-traf...
telergic 19 14 working at a distanc...
telfered 16 13 TELFER, to transport...
telferic 20 15 relating to a telfer...
tellered 15 11 TELLER, to produce s...
telomere 14 12 a centromere that is...
telphers 19 14 TELPHER, to transpor...
temerity 21 13 foolish boldness [n...
temerous 14 12 rashly or presumptuo...
temperas 16 14 TEMPERA, (Italian) a...
tempered 16 15 TEMPER, to moderate...
temperer 16 14 one who tempers [n -...
tempters 17 14 TEMPTER, one that te...
tendered 12 11 TENDER, to offer [v]
tenderer 12 10 one who tenders [n -...
tenderly 20 13 TENDER, soft, sensit...
tenoners 11 10 TENONER, one who ten...
tentered 12 10 TENTER, to stretch o...
terabyte 21 13 a large unit of comp...
teraflop 18 15 a trillion calculati...
teraglin 15 12 (Native Australian)...
terakihi 17 14 (Maori) an Australas...
teraohms 16 13 TERAOHM, one trillio...
teraphim 19 16 an image of a Semiti...
teratism 15 11 a malformed fetus [n...
teratoid 13 9 resembling a monster...
teratoma 13 11 (Greek) a tumor, som...
terawatt 16 11 a trillion watts [n...
terbiums 18 15 TERBIUM, a metallic...
tercelet 17 12 the male of various...
terebene 13 12 a light yellow disin...
terebrae 14 11 TEREBRA, a boring in...
terebras 15 11 TEREBRA, a boring in...
tergites 15 10 TERGITE, the back of...
teriyaki 21 14 (Japanese) a dish of...
terminal 15 13 at the end [adj TERM...
terminer 14 12 (obsolete) a determi...
terminus 15 13 an end [n TERMINUSES...
termites 15 11 TERMITE, a so-called...
termitic 19 14 of termites [adj]
termless 16 12 having no limits [ad...
termlies 16 12 TERMLY, a publicatio...
termtime 16 14 the time when a scho...
ternions 12 10 TERNION, a triad; a...
terpenes 14 12 TERPENE, any of a cl...
terpenic 18 15 relating to a terpen...
terpinol 16 13 a terpene alcohol us...
terraced 16 12 TERRACE, to form int...
terraces 16 11 TERRACE, to form int...
terrains 13 9 TERRAIN, a tract of...
terranes 12 9 TERRANE, a kind of r...
terrapin 15 12 any of various webfo...
terraria 13 8 TERRARIUM, a glass e...
terrases 13 8 TERRAS, an earthy vo...
terrasse 13 8 (French) a paved are...
terrazzo 19 26 (Italian) a flooring...
terreens 12 9 TERREEN, an earthenw...
terrella 15 10 a spherical magnet [...
terrenes 12 9 TERRENE, the world,...
terrible 17 12 awful [adj TERRIBLY]...
terribly 24 14 TERRIBLE, awful [adv...
terriers 14 8 TERRIER, a small dog...
terrific 20 14 marvellous [adj TERR...
terrines 13 9 TERRINE, (French) an...
terroirs 14 8 TERROIR, (French) th...
tersions 13 9 TERSION, the act of...
tertials 15 9 TERTIAL, a flight fe...
tertians 13 9 TERTIAN, a fever rec...
tertiary 20 10 a flight feather of...
terylene 19 12 a kind of polyester...
terzetta 16 17 (Italian) a triplet...
terzetti 17 17 TERZETTO, (Italian)...
terzetto 16 17 (Italian) a composit...
tesserae 12 8 TESSERA, (Latin) a s...
tesseral 14 9 of, pertaining to, o...
testerns 13 9 TESTERN, (Shakespear...
tetchier 19 13 TETCHY, peevish, fre...
tethered 15 11 TETHER, to confine w...
tetramer 14 11 a polymer consisting...
tettered 13 9 TETTER, to affect wi...
teuchter 19 14 (Scots) a derogatory...
thankers 16 15 THANKER, one who tha...
thatcher 21 15 one that thatches [n...
theaters 15 10 THEATER, a building...
therblig 21 16 a unit of work for q...
therefor 17 13 for that [adv]
theremin 16 14 an electronic musica...
thereout 15 11 out of that [adv]
theriaca 18 13 (archaic) an antidot...
theriacs 19 13 THERIAC, (archaic) a...
therians 15 11 THERIAN, a therian m...
thermals 18 14 THERMAL, a rising cu...
thermels 18 14 THERMEL, a device fo...
thermion 16 14 an ion emitted by a...
thermite 17 13 a metallic mixture t...
thermits 18 13 THERMIT, a metallic...
theropod 17 14 a carnivorous dinosa...
thievery 24 16 the act of stealing...
thiggers 19 14 THIGGER, one who thi...
thillers 19 12 THILLER, the horse w...
thingier 17 13 THINGY, real, actual...
thinkers 17 15 THINKER, one that th...
thinners 15 12 THINNER, a preparati...
thirster 17 10 one who thirsts [n -...
thongier 16 13 THONGY, resembling a...
thornier 15 11 THORNY, full of thor...
thrasher 18 12 any of several Ameri...
threader 15 11 a person who or thin...
threaper 17 13 one who threaps, als...
threeper 17 13 one who threeps, als...
thresher 18 12 any of several Ameri...
thriller 19 12 one that thrills [n...
thrivers 19 14 THRIVER, one who thr...
throbber 20 16 one who throbs [n -S...
thronner 14 12 (dialect) a person g...
throwers 19 13 THROWER, one that th...
thrummer 19 17 one that thrums, str...
thruster 17 11 one that thrusts, al...
thuggery 25 17 thuggish behaviour [...
thumbier 20 17 THUMBY, like thumbs,...
thumpers 20 17 THUMPER, a strikingl...
thunders 16 13 THUNDER, to produce...
thundery 22 15 indicative of thunde...
thurifer 19 14 an altar boy or acol...
thwacker 23 20 one who thwacks [n -...
thwarter 19 13 one who thwarts [n -...
ticklers 20 16 TICKLER, someone or...
ticklier 20 16 TICKLY, easily tickl...
tiddlers 16 11 TIDDLER, a small fis...
tiddlier 16 11 TIDDLY, slightly dru...
tiderips 17 12 TIDERIP, disturbed s...
tiercels 18 12 TIERCEL, a male hawk...
tiercets 17 11 TIERCET, (Italian) a...
tigereye 20 12 a gemstone, a golden...
tigerish 18 12 like a tiger [adj TI...
tigerism 17 13 swagger [n -S]
tiggered 16 13 TIGGER, to damage (e...
tileries 15 9 TILERY, a tile facto...
tillered 16 11 TILLER, to put forth...
timbered 17 15 TIMBER, to furnish w...
timelier 16 12 TIMELY, occurring at...
timoneer 13 12 a helmsman [n -S]
tinglers 16 12 TINGLER, a thing whi...
tinglier 16 12 TINGLY, tingling [ad...
tinkered 14 14 TINKER, to repair sh...
tinkerer 14 13 one who tinkers [n -...
tinklers 16 14 TINKLER, an itineran...
tinklier 16 14 TINKLY, producing a...
tipplers 20 15 TIPPLER, one who tip...
tipsters 17 11 TIPSTER, one who sel...
titchier 20 13 TITCHY, very small,...
tittered 14 9 TITTER, to utter a r...
titterer 14 8 one that titters [n...
toasters 13 8 TOASTER, a device fo...
toastier 13 8 TOASTY, like toast,...
tochered 18 14 TOCHER, (Gaelic) to...
toddlers 15 11 TODDLER, a young chi...
together 16 12 into a union or rela...
toggered 15 13 TOGGER, (colloquial)...
togglers 17 13 TOGGLER, one who tog...
toheroas 14 10 TOHEROA, (Maori) a k...
tolerant 13 10 inclined to tolerate...
tolerate 13 9 to endure with patie...
toltered 14 10 TOLTER, (dialect) to...
tongster 14 11 (Chinese) a member o...
tontiner 12 10 the receiver of an a...
tooshier 15 10 TOOSHIE, (Australian...
toothier 15 10 TOOTHY, having promi...
tootlers 14 9 TOOTLER, one who too...
topliner 16 13 a star [n -S]
topmaker 17 18 one who makes tops [...
topsider 16 12 one who is at the hi...
topwater 18 14 floating on or near...
torchere 18 13 (French) a tall orna...
torchers 19 13 TORCHER, (Shakespear...
torchier 19 13 (French) a floor lam...
torquers 22 18 TORQUER, one who tor...
torquier 22 18 TORQUEY, providing f...
torrider 14 9 TORRID, extremely ho...
torturer 14 9 one that tortures [n...
tottered 13 9 TOTTER, to walk unst...
totterer 13 8 one who totters [n -...
touchers 19 14 TOUCHER, one who tou...
touchier 19 14 TOUCHY, quick to tak...
toustier 14 9 TOUSTIE, (Scott) ira...
towerier 16 11 TOWERY, very tall [a...
towering 17 14 TOWER, to rise to a...
townlier 17 13 TOWNLY, townish [adj...
trackers 18 15 TRACKER, one who tra...
traducer 17 13 one who traduces [n...
trailers 15 9 TRAILER, to transpor...
trainers 13 9 TRAINER, a soft runn...
trampers 17 14 TRAMPER, one who tra...
trampier 17 14 TRAMPY, having the c...
trampler 18 15 one who tramples [n...
trancier 16 12 TRANCEY, (of music,...
transfer 15 12 to move from one pla...
tranters 13 9 TRANTER, one who tra...
trappers 18 14 TRAPPER, one that tr...
trappier 18 14 TRAPPY, full of trap...
trashers 16 10 TRASHER, one that de...
trashery 22 12 rubbish [n TRASHERIE...
trashier 16 10 TRASHY, rubbishy [ad...
traveler 16 13 one who travels, als...
traverse 15 12 to cross or pass thr...
trawlers 18 12 TRAWLER, a vessel us...
treacher 18 13 (obsolete) a traitor...
treaders 13 9 TREADER, one who tre...
treadler 14 10 one who works a trea...
treaters 13 8 TREATER, one who tre...
trekkers 16 16 TREKKER, one who tre...
trembler 18 15 a West Indian bird o...
trencher 18 14 a wooden platter for...
trendier 13 10 TRENDY, fashionable...
tressier 14 8 TRESSY, abounding in...
tributer 17 12 a miner who works fo...
trickers 19 15 TRICKER, one who pla...
trickery 25 17 deception [n TRICKER...
trickier 19 15 TRICKIE, characteriz...
triflers 18 12 TRIFLER, one who tri...
triggers 17 12 TRIGGER, to set in a...
trillers 17 10 TRILLER, a kind of t...
trimeric 19 14 of a chemical compou...
trimeter 15 11 a verse of three met...
trimmers 17 14 TRIMMER, one that tr...
trippers 19 14 TRIPPER, one who goe...
trippery 25 16 like a noisy vulgar...
trippier 19 14 TRIPPY, suggesting a...
trippler 20 15 a horse that tripple...
troffers 18 14 TROFFER, a fixture f...
trollers 16 10 TROLLER, a person wh...
troopers 15 11 TROOPER, a cavalryma...
trossers 14 8 (obsolete) trousers,...
trotters 14 8 TROTTER, a foot, esp...
troubler 17 13 something or someone...
trouncer 16 13 one who trounces [n...
troupers 16 12 TROUPER, a member of...
trousers 14 9 a garment worn on th...
trouters 14 9 TROUTER, a trout fis...
troutier 14 9 TROUTY, containing t...
trouvere 15 13 (French) one of a sc...
troweler 17 12 one who trowels, als...
trowsers 17 11 (archaic) trousers,...
truckers 19 16 TRUCKER, a truck dri...
truckler 20 17 one who truckles, or...
trudgers 16 12 TRUDGER, one who tru...
trumpery 24 17 worthless finery [n...
trundler 15 12 a golf bag or shoppi...
trussers 15 9 TRUSSER, a person wh...
trusters 15 9 TRUSTER, one who tru...
trustier 15 9 TRUSTY, worthy of tr...
truthers 17 11 TRUTHER, a person wh...
truthier 17 11 TRUTHY, characterize...
trysters 21 10 TRYSTER, one who mak...
tuateras 13 9 TUATERA, (Maori) a p...
tubercle 20 16 a small tuber, protu...
tuberoid 16 13 a thickened or flesh...
tuberose 15 12 a Mexican amaryllid...
tuberous 16 13 having tubers; knobb...
tuckered 18 17 TUCKER, to tire out...
tumblers 19 16 TUMBLER, a drinking-...
tummlers 18 16 TUMMLER, (Yiddish) o...
tunneler 13 12 one who tunnels, als...
turgider 16 12 TURGID, swollen, inf...
turmeric 19 15 a spice used in Indi...
turnover 15 14 a small pie made by...
turtlers 16 10 TURTLER, one who cat...
tushkers 18 15 TUSHKER, a turf-spad...
tutoyers 20 11 TUTOYER, to address...
twaddler 18 14 one who talks twaddl...
twangers 17 14 TWANGER, a person pl...
twangier 17 14 TWANGY, twanging [ad...
twangler 18 15 one who twangles [n...
twattler 18 12 one who twattles [n...
tweakers 17 15 TWEAKER, a small scr...
tweakier 17 15 TWEAKY, twitchy [adj...
tweedier 16 12 TWEEDY, of a refined...
tweedler 17 13 one who tweedles [n...
tweeners 15 12 TWEENER, a player ha...
tweering 17 14 TWEER, (obsolete) to...
tweeters 16 11 TWEETER, a loudspeak...
tweezers 19 20 TWEEZER, a pincerlik...
twerking 19 18 the act of thrusting...
twerpier 19 14 TWERPY, like a twerp...
twiddler 19 14 one who twiddles [n...
twiggers 20 15 TWIGGER, a wanton [n...
twiggier 20 15 TWIGGY, twiglike, fu...
twinkler 19 17 one who, or that whi...
twinters 17 12 TWINTER, (Scots) a t...
twirlers 19 12 TWIRLER, a person wh...
twirlier 19 12 TWIRLY, curved [adj]
twirpier 20 14 TWIRPY, like a twirp...
twisters 18 11 TWISTER, (colloquial...
twistier 18 11 TWISTY, full of curv...
twitcher 23 16 one that twitches [n...
twitters 18 11 TWITTER, to chirp [v...
twittery 24 13 nervously agitated [...
twoccers 23 17 TWOCCER, a person wh...
twockers 21 18 TWOCKER, a person wh...
typifier 25 16 one who, or that whi...
uberties 16 12 UBERTY, fruitfulness...
udallers 16 12 UDALLER, a holder of...
udderful 18 16 with full udder [adj...
udometer 14 13 a rain gauge [n -S]
uglifier 19 15 something or someone...
ulcerate 17 13 to affect with a typ...
ulcering 19 16 ULCER, to affect wit...
ulcerous 18 14 being affected with...
ulstered 15 11 wearing an ulster [a...
ulterior 15 10 (Latin) of e.g. a mo...
umbering 18 18 UMBER, to colour wit...
umbreres 17 15 UMBRERE, (Spenser) t...
umbriere 17 15 (Spenser) the visor...
unbereft 17 16 not bereft [adj]
unbitter 16 13 not bitter [adj]
unbusier 16 14 UNBUSY, not busy [ad...
uncipher 21 18 (obsolete) to deciph...
uncovers 18 17 UNCOVER, to remove t...
underact 16 14 to act subtly and wi...
underage 13 13 not yet of the requi...
underarm 14 14 the underside of the...
underate 12 11 UNDEREAT, to eat an...
underbid 16 15 to bid lower than [v...
underbit 16 14 UNDERBITE, to bite i...
underbud 16 16 to bud from beneath...
underbuy 22 17 to buy at a lower pr...
undercut 17 15 to cut under [v UNDE...
underdid 14 13 UNDERDO, to do insuf...
underdog 14 14 one who is expected...
undereat 12 11 to eat an insufficie...
underfed 15 15 fed an insufficient...
underfur 16 15 the thick, soft fur...
undergod 14 14 a lesser god [n -S]
underjaw 18 23 the lower jaw [n -S]
underlap 16 15 to extend partly und...
underlay 20 14 to place under [v UN...
underlet 14 12 to lease at less tha...
underlie 14 12 to lie under [v UNDE...
underlip 17 15 the lower lip [n -S]
underlit 15 12 lacking adequate lig...
underman 13 15 to use too few worke...
undermen 13 15 UNDERMAN, an inferio...
underpad 15 15 a layer of soft foam...
underpay 21 16 to pay less than is...
underpin 15 15 to support from belo...
underran 12 12 UNDERRUN, to pass or...
underrun 13 13 to pass or extend un...
undersay 19 13 to say in answer [v...
undersea 12 11 below the sea, also...
underset 13 11 a current below the...
undersky 21 17 a lower sky [n UNDER...
undersow 16 14 to sow land already...
undertax 19 18 to tax less than the...
undertow 16 14 the seaward pull of...
underuse 13 12 to not use to the fu...
underway 22 16 in progress [adv]
underwit 17 14 inferior wit [n -S]
undesert 13 11 a lack of merit [n -...
uneasier 12 10 UNEASY, marked by me...
unerased 12 11 not erased [adj]
unerotic 16 13 not erotic [adj]
unerring 14 13 not erring [adj UNER...
unevener 13 15 UNEVEN, not even [ad...
unexpert 21 20 not expert, also INE...
unfairer 15 13 UNFAIR, not fair [ad...
unfetter 15 13 to free from fetters...
unfitter 16 13 UNFIT, not fit [adj]
unfolder 16 15 one who unfolds [n -...
unhairer 15 12 one who unhairs [n -...
unheroic 18 15 not heroic, also UNH...
unhipper 20 18 UNHIP, (slang) squar...
unholier 16 13 UNHOLY, not holy [ad...
unifiers 16 13 UNIFIER, something o...
unitiser 14 10 one who unitises, al...
unitizer 17 19 one who unitizes, al...
universe 15 14 the totality of all...
unjuster 16 20 UNJUST, not just [ad...
unkinder 14 16 UNKIND, not kind [ad...
unkosher 16 16 not kosher [adj]
unlimber 18 17 to prepare for actio...
unloader 13 12 one who unloads [n -...
unmakers 15 17 UNMAKER, one who unm...
unmasker 15 17 one who unmasks [n -...
unmirier 15 13 UNMIRY, not miry [ad...
unmiters 15 13 UNMITER, to depose f...
unnerved 14 16 UNNERVE, to deprive...
unnerves 14 15 UNNERVE, to deprive...
unorders 13 11 UNORDER, to counterm...
unpacker 19 20 one that unpacks [n...
unpapers 17 16 UNPAPER, to remove p...
unpeered 14 14 unequalled [adj]
unperson 14 14 a nonperson [n -S] /...
unproper 17 16 improper [adj UNPROP...
unpucker 20 21 to remove the wrinkl...
unreeler 13 11 one who unreels [n -...
unrulier 15 12 UNRULY, difficult to...
unserved 15 15 not served [adj]
unsexier 19 17 UNSEXY, not sexy [ad...
unsicker 18 17 (Scots) insecure, un...
unsobers 15 13 UNSOBER, to make unr...
unsolder 14 12 to separate from bei...
unsphere 17 15 to remove from a sph...
untemper 16 16 to destroy the tempe...
untender 12 12 not tender [adj UNTE...
untether 15 12 to free from a tethe...
untidier 14 11 UNTIDY, not tidy [ad...
unveiler 16 15 one who removes a ve...
unversed 15 15 not versed [adj]
unwarier 16 13 UNWARIE, (Spenser) u...
unwaters 16 13 UNWATER, to drain, e...
unwatery 22 15 not watery [adj]
unwinder 16 15 one who unwinds [n -...
upbearer 17 15 one who bears up [n...
upcheers 21 17 UPCHEER, to encourag...
updaters 16 13 UPDATER, one who upd...
upgather 19 16 to gather up [v -ED,...
upgrader 17 15 one who upgrades [n...
upheaver 19 18 one who upheaves [n...
upholder 19 16 one who upholds [n -...
uplander 16 15 an inhabitant of an...
uplifter 20 16 one who uplifts [n -...
upmakers 18 19 UPMAKER, one who mak...
uppercut 22 19 to strike an upward...
upraiser 16 12 one who upraises [n...
uprisers 17 12 UPRISER, one who ris...
uprivers 19 16 UPRIVER, an area lyi...
uprooter 15 12 one who uproots [n -...
upsetter 16 12 one who upsets [n -S...
upstager 17 14 one who upstages [n...
upstater 16 12 an inhabitant of an...
uptowner 18 16 one who lives uptown...
ureteral 14 10 relating to the uret...
ureteric 17 12 relating to the uret...
uromeres 14 12 UROMERE, any one of...
username 13 13 an identifying seque...
usheress 16 11 a female usher [n -E...
ushering 17 14 the act of ushering...
usurpers 17 13 USURPER, one who usu...
uteritis 15 9 inflammation of the...
uteruses 14 10 UTERUS, an organ of...
utiliser 16 10 one who utilises, al...
utilizer 19 19 one who utilizes, al...
utterers 14 9 UTTERER, one who utt...
utterest 14 9 UTTER, complete [adj...
uttering 15 12 the circulation of c...
vacherin 20 18 (French) a kind of c...
valerate 15 13 a salt of valeric ac...
valerian 15 14 a perennial herb [n...
vanisher 17 15 one who vanishes [n...
vaporers 17 15 VAPORER, one that va...
vapourer 17 16 one that vapours, al...
vaqueros 23 22 VAQUERO, (Spanish) o...
vaulters 17 14 VAULTER, one who vau...
vaultier 17 14 VAULTY, (Shakespeare...
vaunters 15 14 VAUNTER, one who boa...
vauntery 21 16 (archaic) vaunting,...
vauntier 15 14 VAUNTY, boastful, al...
vawntier 18 16 VAWNTIE, boastful, a...
veerings 16 15 VEERING, the act of...
veligers 18 15 VELIGER, (Latin) a m...
velveret 18 17 a kind of velvet hav...
veneered 13 14 VENEER, to overlay w...
veneerer 13 13 one who veneers [n -...
venerate 13 13 to revere [v VENERAT...
venereal 14 14 relating to sexual d...
venerean 12 14 a person addicted to...
venerers 14 13 VENERER, a gamekeepe...
veneries 14 13 VENERY, (archaic) th...
venomers 15 16 VENOMER, (archaic) a...
venturer 15 14 one who ventures [n...
veracity 25 17 conformity to truth...
verandah 16 16 (Hindi) a roofed gal...
verandas 14 14 VERANDA, (Hindi) a r...
veratria 15 12 a poisonous mixture...
veratrin 15 13 a poisonous mixture...
veratrum 17 16 (Latin) a genus of c...
verbally 26 19 VERBAL, in words [ad...
verbatim 19 18 (Latin) word for wor...
verbenas 16 16 VERBENA, a plant of...
verbiage 18 17 a profusion of words...
verbiles 19 16 VERBILE, one whose m...
verbings 19 18 VERBING, using a nou...
verbless 19 16 without a verb [adj]
verboser 17 15 VERBOSE, wordy [adj]
verboten 16 16 (German) forbidden [...
verdancy 24 19 the state of being v...
verdelho 18 16 (Portuguese) a white...
verderer 15 13 (historical) an offi...
verderor 15 13 an officer in charge...
verdicts 20 16 VERDICT, the decisio...
verditer 16 13 (archaic) a greenish...
verdites 16 13 VERDITE, green mica...
verdured 16 15 having green vegetat...
verdures 16 14 VERDURE, green veget...
verecund 18 18 (Latin) shy, coy, ba...
vergence 18 18 the simultaneous tur...
vergency 25 20 the act of verging o...
verified 18 16 VERIFY, to prove to...
verifier 18 15 one who verifies [n...
verifies 18 15 VERIFY, to prove to...
verismos 17 15 VERISMO, realism in...
veristic 20 15 relating to verism,...
verities 16 12 VERITY, truth [n]
verjuice 21 25 the sour juice of cr...
verjuses 18 22 VERJUS, the sour jui...
verkramp 20 22 (Afrikaans) in South...
verligte 18 15 (Afrikaans) in South...
vermeils 18 16 VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermells 19 17 VERMELL, (Spenser) v...
vermined 16 17 infested with vermin...
vermoulu 18 18 (French) eaten by wo...
vermouth 19 18 (French) a drink wit...
vermuths 20 18 VERMUTH, (French) a...
vernacle 18 17 a handkerchief beari...
vernally 23 17 VERNAL, pertaining t...
vernicle 19 17 a handkerchief beari...
verniers 15 13 VERNIER, an auxiliar...
vernixes 21 20 VERNIX, a fatty subs...
veronals 15 14 VERONAL, a barbitone...
veronica 17 16 a handkerchief beari...
verquere 23 22 a form of backgammon...
verquire 24 22 a form of backgammon...
verrines 15 13 VERRINE, an appetise...
verrucae 18 16 VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
verrucas 19 16 VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
verrugas 17 15 VERRUGA, (Spanish) a...
versants 15 13 VERSANT, the slope o...
verselet 16 13 a little verse [n -S...
verseman 15 16 one who writes verse...
versemen 15 16 VERSEMAN, one who wr...
versicle 20 16 a short verse in a c...
versines 15 13 VERSINE, a versed si...
versings 17 15 VERSING, the composi...
versions 15 13 VERSION [n]
vertebra 17 15 a component of the v...
vertexes 21 19 VERTEX, (Latin) the...
vertical 20 16 upright [adj VERTICA...
vertices 19 15 VERTEX, (Latin) the...
verticil 21 16 a circular arrangeme...
vertigos 17 14 VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertisol 17 13 a type of clayey soi...
vertuous 16 14 (Spenser) possessing...
vervains 17 17 VERVAIN, a wild verb...
vesperal 18 16 an office-book conta...
vesturer 16 13 a person responsible...
vetchier 21 17 VETCHY, covered with...
veterans 14 13 VETERAN, a former me...
vetivers 18 16 VETIVER, (Tamil) an...
vetivert 18 16 (Tamil) the essentia...
viameter 16 15 a device for measuri...
viceroys 25 17 VICEROY, one who rul...
vigneron 15 16 (French) a vine-grow...
vilifier 20 16 one who vilifies [n...
villager 19 16 one who lives in a v...
vineries 15 13 VINERY, a place in w...
vinifera 17 16 a European grape [n...
vintager 16 15 one that harvests wi...
vintners 15 14 VINTNER, a wine merc...
violater 16 13 one who violates, al...
viperine 17 16 of or pertaining to...
viperish 21 17 like a viper [adj VI...
viperous 18 16 having the qualities...
visceral 20 16 pertaining to the in...
visioner 15 13 a person who sees vi...
visiters 17 12 VISITER, someone who...
vitamers 17 15 VITAMER, a type of c...
viverras 18 16 VIVERRA, (Latin) a m...
viverrid 19 17 a member of the ferr...
vivifier 21 19 one who vivifies [n...
vloggers 19 17 VLOGGER, one who kee...
vocoders 18 16 VOCODER, an electron...
voertsak 16 16 (South Africa) offen...
voertsek 16 16 (South Africa) offen...
voleries 16 13 VOLERY, a large bird...
volleyer 23 16 one who volleys e.g....
vomerine 15 16 of or pertaining to...
vomiters 17 15 VOMITER, one who vom...
vouchers 21 18 VOUCHER, to establis...
voyagers 22 16 VOYAGER, one who voy...
vraicker 20 19 a gatherer of vraic,...
vulgarer 18 16 VULGAR, common [adj]
wabblers 22 18 WABBLER, (obsolete)...
wabblier 22 18 WABBLY, wobbly [adj]
wabsters 19 14 WABSTER, (Scots) a w...
waddlers 18 14 WADDLER, one who wad...
waddlier 18 14 WADDLY, having a wad...
wafering 19 17 WAFER, to fasten wit...
wafflers 22 18 WAFFLER, one who waf...
wafflier 22 18 WAFFLY, given to waf...
wagerers 17 13 WAGERER, one who mak...
wagering 18 16 the act of making a...
wagglers 20 16 WAGGLER, a fishing f...
wagglier 20 16 WAGGLY, waggling [ad...
waggoner 17 16 one who drives a wag...
wagoners 16 14 WAGONER, one who dri...
wairsher 19 13 WAIRSH, tasteless, i...
waisters 17 11 WAISTER, a seaman st...
waitered 16 12 WAITER, to serve at...
wakeners 16 16 WAKENER, one that wa...
wakerife 19 18 (Scots) wakeful, vig...
walkover 20 20 a race involving onl...
walloper 20 16 (colloquial) anythin...
wallower 21 16 one that rolls about...
waltzers 21 21 WALTZER, one who wal...
wamblier 21 18 WAMBLY, affected wit...
wandered 15 14 WANDER, to move abou...
wanderer 15 13 one who wanders [n -...
wanderoo 14 13 (Sinhalese) a long-t...
wanglers 18 15 WANGLER, one who wan...
wantoner 14 13 one who wantons [n -...
wappered 20 18 WAPPER, to cause to...
warblers 20 15 WARBLER, someone who...
warblier 20 15 WARBLY, voiced in a...
wardered 16 13 WARDER, to guard as...
wareroom 16 14 a room for the displ...
warfarer 18 14 one engaged in warfa...
wargamer 18 16 one who practises wa...
warmaker 18 18 one who makes war [n...
warpower 21 17 the power to make wa...
warrener 15 12 the keeper of a warr...
warslers 18 12 WARSLER, one who tak...
warstler 18 12 one who takes part i...
washered 18 14 WASHER, to fit with...
wastered 16 12 WASTER, (Scots) to s...
wasterie 16 11 reckless extravaganc...
watchers 22 16 WATCHER, one who wat...
waterage 16 13 conveyance of goods...
waterbed 18 15 a bed filled with wa...
waterbus 19 15 a large motorboat fo...
waterdog 17 14 a large salamander [...
waterers 16 11 WATERER, a device fo...
waterhen 17 14 the gallinule or moo...
waterier 16 11 WATERY, like water [...
waterily 24 14 WATERY, like water [...
watering 17 14 the act of watering...
waterish 19 13 somewhat watery [adj...
waterjet 18 20 a stream of water fo...
waterlog 18 14 to soak with water [...
waterloo 16 12 a decisive defeat [n...
waterman 16 15 a boatman or ferryma...
watermen 16 15 WATERMAN, a boatman...
waterpox 24 21 chickenpox [n -ES]
waterski 18 15 a ski for skiing on...
waterway 25 16 a navigable body of...
waulkers 19 17 WAULKER, a fuller of...
waverers 18 15 WAVERER, one who wav...
waverier 18 15 WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
wavering 19 18 vacillating [adj WAV...
waverous 18 16 unsteady [adj]
waxberry 31 23 a berry [n WAXBERRIE...
wayfarer 24 16 a traveller [n -S]
waylayer 29 16 one who waylays [n -...
waywiser 26 16 an instrument for me...
weakener 15 16 something or someone...
weaklier 18 16 WEAKLY, weak and sic...
weaseler 16 12 one who acts evasive...
weathers 18 13 WEATHER, to expose t...
websters 19 14 WEBSTER, (obsolete)...
weddered 16 14 WEDDER, (dialect) to...
weensier 15 12 WEENSY, tiny [adj]
weighers 20 15 WEIGHER, one who wei...
weighter 20 15 one that weights [n...
welchers 23 17 WELCHER, one who wel...
welcomer 21 18 one who welcomes [n...
welldoer 18 14 a doer of good deeds...
welshers 20 14 WELSHER, one who wel...
weltered 17 13 WELTER, to roll abou...
wenchers 21 17 WENCHER, one who wen...
weregild 19 15 a price paid for tak...
werewolf 22 18 a person who suppose...
wergelds 19 15 WERGELD, a price pai...
wergelts 19 14 WERGELT, a price pai...
wergilds 20 15 WERGILD, a price pai...
werrises 17 11 WERRIS, (Australian...
wershest 19 13 WERSH, (Scots) taste...
westered 16 12 WESTER, to move towa...
westerly 24 14 a wind from the west...
westerns 16 12 WESTERN, a film, boo...
whackers 23 20 WHACKER, (Australian...
whackier 23 20 WHACKY, eccentric, a...
whappers 23 19 WHAPPER, something u...
whatever 20 17 being what [adj]
wheatier 18 13 WHEATY, tasting of w...
wheedler 19 15 one who wheedles [n...
wheelers 19 14 WHEELER, one who whe...
wheelier 19 14 WHEELY, like a wheel...
wheezers 21 22 WHEEZER, one who whe...
wheezier 21 22 WHEEZY, given to whe...
whelkier 21 18 WHELKY, marked with...
whenever 19 18 at whatever time [ad...
wherefor 20 16 a reason why, also W...
whereout 18 14 out of which [adv]
wherever 20 17 in or to whatever pl...
wherrets 19 13 WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherried 19 14 WHERRY, to transport...
wherries 19 13 WHERRY, to transport...
wherrits 20 13 WHERRIT, to worry, a...
whetters 19 13 WHETTER, one who, or...
whickers 24 20 WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whidders 20 15 WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whiffers 24 19 WHIFFER, one that wh...
whiffier 24 19 WHIFFY, smelly [adj]
whiffler 25 20 an official who clea...
whilever 22 18 for as long as [adv]...
whimmier 22 19 WHIMMY, full of whim...
whimpers 23 19 WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimsier 21 16 WHIMSY, full of whim...
whingers 20 16 WHINGER, (historical...
whingier 20 16 WHINGY, complaining...
whinnier 18 15 WHINNY, abounding in...
whippers 24 19 WHIPPER, one who whi...
whippier 24 19 WHIPPY, pliant, supp...
whipster 22 16 (obsolete) a nimble...
whirlers 21 14 WHIRLER, one who whi...
whirlier 21 14 WHIRLY, given to whi...
whirrier 20 13 WHIRRY, characterist...
whiskers 21 17 WHISKER, coarse hair...
whiskery 27 19 having whiskers [adj...
whispers 22 16 WHISPER, to speak so...
whispery 28 18 resembling a whisper...
whistler 21 14 someone or something...
whitener 18 14 something that white...
whithers 22 15 WHITHER, to blow str...
whitster 20 13 (archaic) a bleacher...
whitters 20 13 WHITTER, to talk or...
whittler 21 14 one who whittles [n...
whizzers 26 31 WHIZZER, (slang) a p...
whizzier 26 31 WHIZZY, using sophis...
whomever 21 20 the objective case o...
whoopers 20 16 WHOOPER, a kind of s...
whoppers 23 19 WHOPPER, something u...
whosever 20 17 the possessive case...
wickeder 21 19 WICKED, bad, evil [a...
wickered 21 19 made of wicker [adj]
wideners 16 13 WIDENER, a kind of t...
widowers 20 15 WIDOWER, a man whose...
wielders 18 13 WIELDER, one that wi...
wieldier 18 13 WIELDY, easily wield...
wifelier 20 15 WIFELY, befitting a...
wigglers 21 16 WIGGLER, one who wig...
wigglier 21 16 WIGGLY, tending to w...
wigmaker 20 20 one who makes wigs [...
wildered 18 14 WILDER, to cause to...
willower 22 16 one who willows [n -...
winchers 22 17 WINCHER, one who win...
wineries 16 12 WINERY, a place wher...
wingover 19 18 a flight manoeuver [...
winklers 19 17 WINKLER, a person wh...
winnower 18 16 one who winnows [n -...
winsomer 17 15 WINSOME, charming, c...
wintered 16 13 WINTER, to pass the...
winterer 16 12 one who spends the w...
winterly 24 15 having the character...
wintrier 17 12 WINTRY, having the c...
wiselier 18 12 WISELY, in a wise ma...
wisteria 17 11 an ornamental climbi...
witchery 29 18 enchantment; witchcr...
witchier 23 16 WITCHY, malicious [a...
withered 19 14 WITHER, to dry up an...
witherer 19 13 one that withers [n...
witherod 19 14 a North American shr...
wittered 17 12 WITTER, to mutter pe...
wobblers 22 18 WOBBLER, one who wob...
wobblier 22 18 WOBBLY, unsteady, al...
wofuller 21 17 WOFUL, full of grief...
wommeras 18 17 WOMMERA, a stick use...
wondered 15 14 WONDER, to speculate...
wonderer 15 13 one who wonders [n -...
woodener 14 13 WOODEN, stiff as in...
woodfern 17 16 an evergreen fern [n...
woodsier 16 12 WOODSY, relating to...
woofters 18 14 WOOFTER, (slang) a h...
woolders 17 13 WOOLDER, a stick use...
woollier 18 13 WOOLLY, like wool [a...
woomeras 16 14 WOOMERA, (Native Aus...
woonerfs 17 15 WOONERF, (Dutch) a r...
worlders 18 13 WORLDER, one who bel...
worriers 17 11 WORRIER, one who wor...
worthier 19 13 WORTHY, full of wort...
wounders 16 14 WOUNDER, one who wou...
woundier 16 14 WOUNDY, (archaic) ex...
wrangler 18 15 a cattle-herder, a c...
wrapover 20 18 a skirt that wraps a...
wrappers 21 17 WRAPPER, to put a co...
wrathier 19 13 WRATHY, inclined to...
wreakers 17 15 WREAKER, (archaic) o...
wreather 18 13 one who wreathes [n...
wreckers 21 18 WRECKER, one that wr...
wrencher 21 17 one who wrenches [n...
wresters 17 11 WRESTER, one who wre...
wrestler 18 12 one who takes part i...
wriggler 21 16 one who wriggles [n...
wringers 18 14 WRINGER, a machine f...
wristers 18 11 WRISTER, a type of s...
wristier 18 11 WRISTY, making exten...
writerly 25 14 having an accomplish...
writhers 20 13 WRITHER, one that wr...
wrongers 17 14 WRONGER, a person wh...
wuthered 19 15 WUTHER, to move swif...
xerafins 21 19 XERAFIN, (Portuguese...
xeranses 18 16 XERANSIS, a drying u...
xeransis 19 16 a drying up [n XERAN...
xerantic 22 19 relating to xeransis...
xeraphin 23 21 (Portuguese) a forme...
xerasias 19 15 XERASIA, abnormal dr...
xeromata 19 18 XEROMA, a dry lustre...
xerosere 18 15 a sequence of ecolog...
xeroxing 26 25 XEROX, to produce by...
yabbered 23 17 YABBER, (Native Aust...
yachters 25 15 YACHTER, one who sai...
yammered 21 17 YAMMER, to complain...
yammerer 21 16 one who yammers [n -...
yapsters 22 13 YAPSTER, a dog [n]
yattered 19 11 YATTER, to talk idly...
yawmeter 23 16 an instrument in an...
yearners 18 11 YEARNER, one who yea...
yeasayer 24 12 a person who (habitu...
yeastier 19 10 YEASTY, like yeast,...
yellower 24 15 YELLOW, of a bright...
yersinia 19 11 a bacterium spread b...
yickered 24 18 YICKER, to utter sha...
yielders 21 12 YIELDER, one who yie...
yikkered 22 19 YIKKER, to utter sha...
yodelers 20 12 YODELER, one who yod...
yodeller 21 13 one who yodels, also...
yokering 21 17 YOKER, to spit [v]
yonderly 26 15 (dialect) mentally o...
youngers 20 14 YOUNGER, an inferior...
younkers 20 16 YOUNKER, (colloquial...
youthier 22 13 YOUTHY, (Scots) youn...
yperites 22 13 YPERITE, mustard gas...
ytterbia 22 13 a chemical compound,...
ytterbic 26 16 pertaining to, or de...
yumberry 30 19 the purple-red edibl...
yupsters 23 14 YUPSTER, a hipster w...
zanjeros 17 27 ZANJERO, (Spanish) s...
zerumbet 20 24 (Persian) an East In...
zinckier 21 25 ZINCKY, of or like z...
zingiber 20 23 a plant of the ginge...
zippered 21 24 ZIPPER, to close wit...
zitherns 19 20 ZITHERN, a stringed...
zoolater 16 18 one who worships ani...
zooperal 18 21 relating to zoopery,...
zoosperm 19 23 one of the spermatic...

9 letter words that contains ER

9 letter ER word

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abamperes 19 18 ABAMPERE, a unit of...
abandoner 14 15 one who abandons [n...
abernethy 24 17 a crisp unleavened b...
aberrance 18 16 the state of being a...
aberrancy 25 18 the state of being a...
aberrants 16 13 ABERRANT, one who co...
aberrated 16 13 ABERRATE, to go astr...
aberrates 16 12 ABERRATE, to go astr...
abhorrers 19 14 ABHORRER, one who ab...
abolisher 20 15 one who abolishes [n...
abridgers 19 15 ABRIDGER, one who ab...
absconder 19 17 one who absconds [n...
abseilers 18 13 ABSEILER, one that a...
absenters 16 13 ABSENTER, one who ke...
absoluter 18 14 ABSOLUTE, unconditio...
absolvers 20 17 ABSOLVER, one who ab...
absorbers 19 15 ABSORBER, something...
abstainer 16 13 one who abstains [n...
absterged 18 15 ABSTERGE, to cleanse...
absterges 18 14 ABSTERGE, to cleanse...
abstruser 18 13 ABSTRUSE, difficult...
accepters 23 18 ACCEPTER, a person w...
accipiter 24 18 (Latin) a bird belon...
acclaimer 23 19 one who acclaims [n...
accorders 21 16 ACCORDER, one who ac...
accouters 21 16 ACCOUTER, (US) to dr...
acerbated 19 16 ACERBATE, to embitte...
acerbates 19 15 ACERBATE, to embitte...
acervulus 22 19 (Latin) the spore-pr...
acetifier 20 15 an agent that acetif...
achievers 22 18 ACHIEVER, one who ac...
acidifier 21 16 an agent that acidif...
acierages 18 14 ACIERAGE, the coveri...
acierated 17 13 ACIERATE, to turn in...
acierates 17 12 ACIERATE, to turn in...
acquirers 27 22 ACQUIRER, one who ac...
acquitter 27 22 one who acquits [n -...
acroteria 17 12 ACROTERIUM, a pedest...
actioners 17 13 ACTIONER, a film wit...
adderbead 16 15 a prehistoric orname...
adderwort 18 14 the common bistort,...
addresser 15 11 one who addresses, a...
adherable 19 16 capable of adhering...
adherence 18 16 the state of adherin...
adherends 16 14 ADHEREND, the surfac...
adherents 16 13 ADHERENT, a supporte...
adipocere 19 16 (Latin) a fatty subs...
adjusters 18 20 ADJUSTER, one who ad...
admitters 17 13 ADMITTER, one who ad...
adsorbers 17 13 ADSORBER, something...
adulterer 16 12 one who commits adul...
advancers 19 18 ADVANCER, one who ad...
adverbial 20 18 relating to an adver...
adversary 23 16 an opponent [n ADVER...
adversely 24 17 ADVERSE, acting agai...
adversest 17 14 ADVERSE, acting agai...
adversity 24 16 a state, condition,...
advertent 16 15 attentive, heedful [...
adverting 18 17 ADVERT, to refer to...
advertise 17 14 to draw attention to...
advertize 20 23 to draw attention to...
advoutrer 17 15 (obsolete) an adulte...
aerations 13 10 AERATION, exposure t...
aerialist 16 10 one who performs on...
aeriality 22 12 the state of being a...
aerifying 24 17 AERIFY, to infuse ai...
aerobatic 19 15 relating to the art...
aerobiont 15 13 an aerobe, an organi...
aerobombs 19 18 AEROBOMB, a bomb for...
aerobrake 16 16 to use a planet's at...
aerobuses 16 13 AEROBUS, a type of m...
aerodarts 14 10 AERODART, an arrow-h...
aerodrome 14 13 a place for aircraft...
aeroducts 18 14 AERODUCT, a type of...
aerodynes 19 13 AERODYNE, a heavier-...
aerofoils 17 13 AEROFOIL, a structur...
aerograms 16 14 AEROGRAM, an airmail...
aerograph 19 16 an airborne meteorol...
aerolites 15 10 AEROLITE, a meteorit...
aeroliths 18 12 AEROLITH, a meteorit...
aerolitic 19 13 of or pertaining to...
aerologic 19 15 relating to aerology...
aeromancy 23 18 divination by means...
aerometer 14 12 an instrument for me...
aerometry 21 14 the measurement of t...
aeromotor 14 12 an engine for aircra...
aeronauts 13 11 AERONAUT, a travelle...
aeronomer 13 13 one who studies the...
aeronomic 17 16 relating to aeronomy...
aeropause 15 13 the region of the ea...
aerophagy 25 18 spasmodic swallowing...
aerophobe 19 17 a person with a fear...
aerophone 16 15 any wind instrument...
aerophore 17 14 a device for playing...
aerophyte 24 16 a plant obtaining al...
aeroplane 15 14 a flying machine [n...
aeropulse 17 14 a type of jet engine...
aeroscope 18 15 a device for observi...
aeroshell 18 13 a form of parachute...
aerospace 18 15 the Earth's atmosphe...
aerospike 17 16 a rocket engine with...
aerostats 14 9 AEROSTAT, any lighte...
aerotaxes 19 16 AEROTAXIS, movement...
aerotaxis 20 16 movement towards or...
aerotones 12 10 AEROTONE, a deep bat...
aerotrain 13 10 a train driven by an...
aethereal 16 12 like a spirit, also...
affecters 22 18 AFFECTER, one who af...
affeering 19 18 AFFEER, (archaic) to...
afferents 18 16 AFFERENT, something...
affirmers 21 18 AFFIRMER, one who af...
afflicter 24 19 one who afflicts [n...
affrayers 25 17 AFFRAYER, a disturbe...
afterbody 25 18 any discarded part t...
aftercare 19 15 care subsequent to a...
afterclap 23 19 an unexpected damagi...
afterdamp 20 19 poisonous gas formed...
afterdeck 21 20 a deck behind a ship...
aftereyed 22 15 AFTEREYE, (Shakespea...
aftereyes 22 14 AFTEREYE, (Shakespea...
aftergame 18 17 a rematch; a means e...
afterglow 22 18 a glow remaining aft...
afterheat 18 14 the heat from fissio...
afterings 18 15 the last milk drawn...
afterlife 20 16 life after death [n...
aftermath 20 17 a second mowing of g...
aftermost 18 15 hindmost, as opposed...
afternoon 14 14 the time between mor...
afterpain 18 16 pain that comes afte...
afterpeak 19 19 space behind the aft...
aftershow 22 17 a party held after a...
aftersuns 17 14 AFTERSUN, moisturing...
aftertime 18 15 the time after the p...
afterward 20 16 at a later time, als...
afterword 20 16 an epilogue [n -S]
agaceries 18 14 AGACERIE, (French) a...
ageratums 17 15 AGERATUM, a flowerin...
agterskot 17 15 (Afrikaans) the fina...
ahungered 17 16 (archaic) oppressed...
airliners 16 11 AIRLINER, a large pa...
airpowers 20 15 AIRPOWER, military a...
alabaster 17 13 a soft, semitranspar...
albertite 18 13 a bituminous mineral...
albuterol 19 15 a drug used to treat...
alertness 15 11 the state of being a...
alexander 20 19 a kind of cocktail,...
alfereces 20 16 ALFEREZ, (Arabic) a...
alfileria 19 14 (Spanish) a Californ...
algerines 16 13 ALGERINE, a kind of...
algometer 17 15 an instrument for me...
aliteracy 25 15 the state of being n...
aliterate 15 10 not literate [adj] /...
alkaliser 18 15 an agent that alkali...
alkalizer 21 24 an agent that alkali...
allcomers 21 17 anyone who comes [n]
allergens 17 14 ALLERGEN, a substanc...
allergics 22 16 ALLERGIC, one who su...
allergies 18 13 ALLERGY, a state of...
allergins 18 14 ALLERGIN, a substanc...
allergist 19 13 a doctor specialisin...
allerions 16 12 ALLERION, in heraldr...
allomeric 21 17 of similar crystalli...
allostery 23 13 of an enzyme, the pr...
allotters 17 11 ALLOTTER, one who al...
allottery 23 13 (Shakespeare) a shar...
almondier 16 15 ALMONDY, having an a...
almsgiver 21 19 one who gives alms [...
alterable 18 14 that can be altered...
alterably 25 16 ALTERABLE, that can...
alterants 15 11 ALTERANT, something...
altercate 18 13 to dispute, argue [v...
alternant 14 12 composed of alternat...
alternate 14 11 in turns [adj ALTERN...
alternats 15 11 ALTERNAT, a way of d...
altimeter 17 13 a device for measuri...
ambergris 20 17 an ash-grey strongly...
amberinas 17 16 AMBERINA, (tradename...
amberites 18 15 AMBERITE, a kind of...
amberjack 24 31 a large Atlantic gam...
amberoids 18 16 AMBEROID, a syntheti...
ambiverts 21 19 AMBIVERT, someone wh...
ambushers 21 18 AMBUSHER, one who am...
ameerates 14 12 AMEERATE, the rank o...
americium 21 19 a white metallic tra...
amperages 18 17 AMPERAGE, the streng...
ampersand 17 17 the and sign &, also...
amperzand 20 26 the and sign &, also...
amplifier 22 19 a device for making...
anaerobes 14 13 ANAEROBE, an organis...
anaerobia 14 13 ANAEROBIUM, an organ...
anaerobic 18 16 living in the absenc...
analysers 21 13 ANALYSER, one who an...
analyzers 24 22 ANALYZER, a person w...
ancienter 16 14 ANCIENT, very old, a...
angerless 16 13 without anger [adj]
animalier 16 14 a sculptor or painte...
animaters 15 13 ANIMATER, one who, o...
ankerites 15 14 ANKERITE, a mineral...
annealers 13 12 ANNEALER, one who an...
announcer 15 16 one who announces [n...
anodisers 14 11 ANODISER, something...
anodizers 17 20 ANODIZER, something...
anointers 13 11 ANOINTER, one who an...
anserines 13 11 ANSERINE, a bird of...
answerers 17 13 ANSWERER, one that a...
answering 18 16 ANSWER, to say, writ...
anteaters 13 10 ANTEATER, any of sev...
anterooms 14 13 ANTEROOM, a room bef...
anteverts 16 14 ANTEVERT, to displac...
antherids 17 13 ANTHERID, the male r...
antibuser 17 14 a person who opposes...
antilifer 18 14 a person in favour o...
antimeres 15 13 ANTIMERE, one of the...
antimeric 19 16 of or like an antime...
antinuker 15 16 a person opposed to...
antiquers 23 20 ANTIQUER, one who an...
antiserum 16 14 a serum containing a...
antiulcer 19 15 designed to prevent...
anywheres 25 17 ANYWHERE, any place...
aperients 16 13 APERIENT, a laxative...
aperiodic 20 16 not periodic [adj AP...
aperitifs 20 15 APERITIF, an alcohol...
aperitive 19 16 a laxative (medicine...
apertness 16 13 (archaic) openness;...
apertural 18 14 related to an apertu...
apertured 17 14 having an aperture [...
apertures 17 13 APERTURE, an opening...
aphereses 18 14 APHERESIS, the omiss...
apheresis 19 14 the omission of a le...
apheretic 22 17 relating to apheresi...
aphoriser 19 14 one who makes aphori...
aphorizer 22 23 one who makes aphori...
appealers 19 16 APPEALER, one who ap...
appearers 18 15 APPEARER, one who ap...
appeasers 18 15 APPEASER, one who ap...
apperills 22 17 APPERILL, (Shakespea...
appertain 18 16 to relate to [v -ED,...
appetiser 19 15 something that whets...
appetizer 22 24 something that whets...
applauder 20 18 one who applauds [n...
appointer 18 16 one who appoints [n...
appraiser 19 15 one who appraises [n...
apprisers 20 15 APPRISER, one who in...
apprizers 23 24 APPRIZER, one who in...
approvers 21 19 APPROVER, one that a...
apterisms 19 15 APTERISM, a lack of...
apteryxes 29 21 APTERYX, one of a ge...
arblaster 18 13 a crossbowman, also...
archaiser 20 14 one who archaises, a...
archaizer 23 23 one who archaizes, a...
archeress 20 14 (archaic) a female a...
archeries 20 14 ARCHERY, the sport o...
areometer 14 12 (historical) an inst...
argufiers 19 15 ARGUFIER, one who ar...
armigeral 18 15 relating to an armig...
armigeros 17 14 ARMIGERO, one who ca...
armourers 16 13 ARMOURER, one who ma...
arpillera 19 14 (Spanish) a pictoria...
arraigner 15 12 one who arraigns [n...
arrangers 15 12 ARRANGER, one that a...
arresters 15 9 ARRESTER, one who ma...
arterials 16 10 ARTERIAL, a type of...
arteriole 15 10 a small artery [n -S...
arteritis 16 9 inflammation of an a...
artificer 21 15 a craftsman [n -S]
artillery 24 13 offensive weapons of...
artmakers 17 16 ARTMAKER, one that p...
ascenders 17 14 ASCENDER, a part or...
ascertain 17 13 to make sure [v -ED,...
ashlering 19 15 facing with ashlars,...
asmoulder 17 15 (archaic) smoulderin...
asperated 16 13 ASPERATE, to make ro...
asperates 16 12 ASPERATE, to make ro...
aspergers 18 14 ASPERGER, a vessel f...
aspergill 21 16 a holy water sprinkl...
asperging 19 17 ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
aspermias 18 15 ASPERMIA, failure to...
aspersers 17 12 ASPERSER, one who as...
aspersing 18 15 ASPERSE, to slander,...
aspersion 16 13 calumny, slander [n...
aspersive 19 16 tending to asperse,...
aspersoir 17 12 (French) a brushlike...
aspersors 17 12 ASPERSOR, one who as...
aspersory 23 14 a vessel for holding...
asphalter 20 15 a person who lays as...
aspherics 23 17 ASPHERIC, a lens tha...
assailers 16 10 ASSAILER, one who as...
assaulter 16 11 one who assaults [n...
assembler 19 16 a type of computer p...
assenters 14 10 ASSENTER, one who ag...
asserters 15 9 ASSERTER, one who as...
asserting 16 12 ASSERT, to state pos...
assertion 14 10 the act of asserting...
assertive 17 13 given to assertion [...
assertors 15 9 ASSERTOR, one who as...
assertory 21 11 affirmative [adj]
assevered 16 14 ASSEVER, to solemnly...
assigners 16 12 ASSIGNER, a person w...
assisters 16 9 ASSISTER, one who as...
assorters 15 9 ASSORTER, one who as...
assuagers 16 12 ASSUAGER, one who as...
asterisks 17 13 ASTERISK, to mark wi...
asterisms 17 12 ASTERISM, a constell...
asteroids 15 10 ASTEROID, a rocky ob...
asterting 16 12 ASTERT, (obsolete) t...
astringer 16 12 a falconer who keeps...
asynergia 21 14 lack of coordination...
atherines 16 12 ATHERINE, a fish res...
atheromas 17 14 ATHEROMA, a fatty de...
atmometer 16 15 an instrument for me...
atomisers 16 12 ATOMISER, an device...
atomizers 19 21 ATOMIZER, an device...
attachers 20 14 ATTACHER, one who at...
attackers 19 16 ATTACKER, one that a...
attainder 14 11 the loss of civil ri...
attainers 14 10 ATTAINER, one who at...
attempers 18 15 ATTEMPER, (archaic)...
attempter 18 15 one who attempts [n...
attenders 14 11 ATTENDER, one who is...
attercops 20 15 ATTERCOP, (Old Engli...
attesters 15 9 ATTESTER, one who at...
attolaser 15 10 a high-powered laser...
attracter 18 12 one who attracts, al...
aubergine 17 16 (French) an eggplant...
augmenter 16 16 one who, or that whi...
aulnagers 16 14 AULNAGER, cloth insp...
auslander 15 13 (German) a foreigner...
austerely 22 13 AUSTERE, severe [adv...
austerest 15 10 AUSTERE, severe [adj...
austerity 22 12 the quality of being...
automaker 16 17 a manufacturer of au...
autometer 15 13 a small device fitte...
autotimer 16 13 a device on a cooker...
auxometer 21 20 an instrument for me...
averagely 24 18 AVERAGE, mediocre [a...
averagers 17 15 AVERAGER, in maritim...
averaging 18 18 AVERAGE, to calculat...
averments 17 17 AVERMENT, a positive...
averrable 19 17 that can be averred...
aversions 16 14 AVERSION, a feeling...
aversives 19 17 AVERSIVE, a techniqu...
avertable 19 17 capable of being ave...
avertedly 24 17 AVERTED [adv]
avertible 20 17 capable of being ave...
avouchers 22 19 AVOUCHER, one who av...
avouterer 16 14 (obsolete) an adulte...
avoutrers 17 14 AVOUTRER, an adulter...
awakeners 17 17 AWAKENER, one that a...
awkwarder 22 20 AWKWARD, lacking gra...
baboonery 23 18 baboonish behavior [...
backacter 24 22 a mechanical excavat...
backbiter 24 22 one who engages in m...
backspeer 23 22 (Scots) to cross-que...
backwater 24 22 water turned back in...
bacterial 21 16 of or like bacteria,...
bacterian 19 16 of or like bacteria,...
bacterias 20 15 BACTERIA, a microsco...
bacterins 20 16 BACTERIN, a vaccine...
bacterise 20 15 to treat with bacter...
bacterium 22 19 a class of unicellul...
bacterize 23 24 to treat with bacter...
bacteroid 20 16 a swollen bacterium...
badgering 19 18 BADGER, to pester or...
badinerie 16 14 (French) a name give...
bagpipers 23 20 BAGPIPER, one who pl...
bairnlier 18 14 BAIRNLY, like a bair...
balancers 20 17 BALANCER, one who ba...
balladeer 18 15 one who sings ballad...
ballaster 19 14 one who ballasts [n...
ballerina 18 15 (Italian) a female b...
ballerine 18 15 BALLERINA, (Italian)...
balloters 19 14 BALLOTER, one who vo...
balusters 19 14 BALUSTER, a small pi...
bandagers 17 16 BANDAGER, one who ba...
bandelier 17 15 (French) a shoulder...
banderole 16 15 (French) a small ban...
banderols 17 15 BANDEROL, (French) a...
bandoleer 16 15 (French) a shoulder...
bandolero 16 15 (Spanish) a highwaym...
bandolier 17 15 (French) a shoulder...
bandsters 17 14 BANDSTER, a binder o...
baneberry 24 18 a black poisonous be...
bangsters 18 15 BANGSTER, (Scots) a...
banishers 19 15 BANISHER, one that b...
banisters 17 13 BANISTER, a stair ha...
banksters 18 17 BANKSTER, a banker o...
bannerall 17 16 (Spenser) a small ba...
bannerets 15 14 BANNERET, (historica...
bannering 16 17 BANNER, to furnish w...
bannerols 16 15 BANNEROL, a streamer...
bannister 16 14 any of the upright p...
banqueter 24 23 one who banquets [n...
banterers 16 13 BANTERER, one who ba...
bantering 17 16 the exchange of mild...
baptisers 20 15 BAPTISER, one who ba...
baptizers 23 24 BAPTIZER, one who ba...
barbecuer 22 19 one who barbecues [n...
barbering 20 18 BARBER, to shave or...
bargainer 17 15 one who bargains [n...
bargander 17 16 the shelduck, also B...
barkeeper 19 19 a bartender [n -S]
barometer 17 15 an instrument for me...
barperson 18 16 one who serves in a...
barracker 21 19 one who barracks [n...
barraters 17 12 BARRATER, one that p...
barretter 17 12 a resistor capable o...
barriered 17 13 BARRIER, to shut by...
barrister 18 12 a person who is qual...
bartender 16 14 one who tends a bar...
barterers 17 12 BARTERER, a person w...
bartering 18 15 BARTER, to trade by...
baseliner 17 14 a tennis-player who...
basifiers 20 15 BASIFIER, that which...
batfowler 23 19 one who batfowls, ca...
bathwater 22 17 the water in a bath...
battelers 18 13 BATTELER, someone wh...
batteners 16 13 BATTENER, one who ba...
batterers 17 12 BATTERER, someone wh...
batteries 17 12 BATTERY, a device fo...
battering 18 15 a beating involving...
bayadeers 22 15 BAYADEER, a fabric w...
bayaderes 22 15 BAYADERE, a fabric w...
beachgoer 22 19 one who frequents th...
beakerful 21 21 the contents of a fu...
beaneries 15 13 BEANERY, a cheap res...
bearberry 25 17 a trailing plant of...
beastlier 18 13 BEASTLY, resembling...
beatboxer 24 22 one who practises be...
beaveries 18 16 BEAVERY, a place whe...
beavering 19 19 BEAVER, to work hard...
bebeerine 17 16 an alkaloid yielded...
beboppers 23 21 BEBOPPER, one who pl...
beckoners 20 20 BECKONER, one who be...
becquerel 29 26 (French) the SI unit...
bedcovers 22 20 BEDCOVER, a cover fo...
bediapers 19 16 BEDIAPER, to put a n...
bedlamers 19 17 BEDLAMER, a young ha...
bedliners 18 15 BEDLINER, a protecti...
bedmakers 19 20 BEDMAKER, one who ma...
bedsitter 18 13 a furnished room wit...
bedwarmer 21 19 a metal pan containi...
bedwetter 20 16 a person who urinate...
beefeater 17 15 an African bird, aka...
beekeeper 18 19 one who keeps bees [...
beerfests 19 15 BEERFEST, (US) a bee...
beerhalls 21 16 BEERHALL, a large dr...
beeriness 16 13 the quality of being...
befingers 20 18 BEFINGER, to touch a...
beflowers 23 19 BEFLOWER, to cover w...
befoulers 20 17 BEFOULER, one who be...
begetters 18 14 BEGETTER, one who be...
beginners 17 16 BEGINNER, one who be...
beglerbeg 22 20 (Turkish) the govern...
begrudger 20 18 one who begrudges [n...
beguilers 20 16 BEGUILER, one who be...
beheaders 18 15 BEHEADER, one who be...
beholders 20 16 BEHOLDER, one that b...
bejabbers 23 27 an interjection attr...
bejeebers 20 24 an interjection attr...
beleaguer 18 16 to surround with an...
believers 20 17 BELIEVER, one who be...
belittler 20 14 one who belittles [n...
belleters 19 14 BELLETER, a bellfoun...
bellowers 22 17 BELLOWER, one who be...
belongers 18 16 BELONGER, a person o...
belvedere 19 18 (Italian) a structur...
bemoaners 16 16 BEMOANER, one who be...
bemonster 17 16 (archaic) to make mo...
benefiter 18 16 one who benefits [n...
benighter 20 17 one who benights [n...
benitiers 17 13 BENITIER, a holy-wat...
bepeppers 23 21 BEPEPPER, to hit har...
bepesters 19 15 BEPESTER, (archaic)...
beplaster 20 16 (archaic) to plaster...
bepowders 22 19 BEPOWDER, to powder...
berascals 21 16 BERASCAL, to accuse...
berberine 18 16 an alkaloid obtained...
berberins 19 16 BERBERIN, an alkaloi...
berceuses 20 16 BERCEUSE, (French) a...
berdaches 22 18 BERDACHE, an America...
berdashes 19 15 BERDASH, an American...
bereavers 18 16 BEREAVER, one who be...
bereaving 19 19 BEREAVE, to deprive...
bergamask 20 21 a rustic dance, also...
bergamots 19 17 BERGAMOT, a citrus t...
bergander 17 16 the shelduck, also B...
bergenias 17 15 BERGENIA, any of var...
bergfalls 23 19 BERGFALL, (German) a...
berghaans 19 17 BERGHAAN, (Afrikaans...
bergmehls 23 20 BERGMEHL, (German) a...
bergomask 20 21 a rustic dance, also...
berhyming 28 22 BERHYME, to compose...
beriberis 20 15 BERIBERI, a disease...
berimbaus 21 19 BERIMBAU, a Brazilia...
berkelium 21 21 a radioactive, metal...
berleying 25 18 BERLEY, (Australian)...
bernicles 21 17 BERNICLE, a kind of...
berobbing 22 21 BEROB, (Spenser) to...
berrettas 17 12 BERRETTA, (Spanish)...
berrigans 18 15 BERRIGAN, an Austral...
berryings 25 17 BERRYING, the gather...
berryless 25 15 without berries [adj...
berrylike 26 19 like a berry [adj]
berserker 18 16 (Old Norse) a Norse...
berserkly 26 19 BERSERK, out of cont...
berthages 20 16 BERTHAGE, a place fo...
berthings 21 17 BERTHING, the act of...
beryllias 26 16 BERYLLIA, an oxide o...
beryllium 28 20 a metallic element [...
bescatter 20 15 (archaic) to scatter...
beseecher 21 17 one who beseeches [n...
besetters 17 12 BESETTER, one who, o...
beshivers 22 18 BESHIVER, to break i...
besiegers 18 14 BESIEGER, one who be...
beslavers 20 17 BESLAVER, to slobber...
beslobber 22 19 to slobber on; to sm...
beslubber 23 20 to slobber on; to sm...
besmearer 17 15 one who besmears [n...
bespatter 19 15 to soil by spatterin...
bestowers 20 15 BESTOWER, one who be...
betatters 17 12 BETATTER, to tatter...
betrayers 23 14 BETRAYER, one who be...
bettering 18 15 improvement [n -S]
bevellers 21 18 BEVELLER, one who be...
beverages 19 18 BEVERAGE, any liquid...
bewailers 21 16 BEWAILER, one who be...
bewilders 22 17 BEWILDER, to confuse...
bewitcher 26 20 one who bewitches [n...
bewrayers 26 17 BEWRAYER, one who, o...
bibberies 22 18 BIBBERY, the act of...
bicameral 22 19 consisting of, or in...
bickerers 22 19 BICKERER, one who bi...
bickering 23 22 a petty quarrel [n -...
bicyclers 32 21 BICYCLER, one who ri...
bigeneric 21 18 relating to a bigene...
biggitier 21 16 BIGGITY, conceited,...
bijwoners 22 25 BIJWONER, (Afrikaans...
bilanders 18 15 BILANDER, (Dutch) a...
bilateral 19 14 having or involving...
biliteral 20 14 consisting of two le...
billeters 20 14 BILLETER, one who bi...
billowier 23 17 BILLOWY, swelling [a...
bimesters 19 15 BIMESTER, a two-mont...
binderies 17 14 BINDERY, a place whe...
binervate 18 17 of leaves, having tw...
bioenergy 23 17 fuel or electricity...
biofibers 22 18 vegetable, animal, o...
biofouler 20 17 an animal that obstr...
biomarker 19 19 anything that might...
biometers 18 15 BIOMETER, a device f...
biosphere 21 17 the plant and animal...
bioterror 17 12 use of biological we...
biseriate 17 12 of petals etc. arran...
biserrate 17 12 doubly serrated [adj...
bitterest 18 12 BITTER, having a dis...
bittering 19 15 BITTER, to make rese...
bitterish 21 14 somewhat bitter [adj...
bitternut 18 14 a North American hic...
blabbered 22 20 BLABBER, to reveal s...
blackener 21 21 something that black...
bladdered 18 16 (slang) drunk [adj]
blaeberry 26 18 (Scots) the bilberry...
blanchers 23 19 BLANCHER, one who, o...
blathered 20 16 BLATHER, to talk foo...
blatherer 20 15 one who blathers, al...
blattered 18 14 BLATTER, (Scots) to...
blazoners 20 23 BLAZONER, a person w...
bleachers 23 18 BLEACHER, an outdoor...
bleachery 29 20 a place or an establ...
blemisher 22 18 one who blemishes [n...
blenchers 23 19 BLENCHER, a person s...
blesseder 18 14 BLESSED, holy [adj]
blethered 20 16 BLETHER, to talk non...
bletherer 20 15 one who blethers, ta...
blighters 23 17 BLIGHTER, an unpleas...
blinkered 19 19 BLINKER, to put blin...
blipverts 24 20 BLIPVERT, a very sho...
blistered 19 14 BLISTER, to cause fl...
blithered 21 16 BLITHER, to talk loq...
blockader 22 21 one who blockades [n...
blootered 17 14 (Scots) drunk [adj]
blotchier 24 18 BLOTCHY, covered wit...
blubbered 23 21 BLUBBER, to weep eff...
blubberer 23 20 one who blubbers [n...
blueberry 27 19 the edible fruit of...
blueliner 19 16 a machine which make...
blundered 18 17 BLUNDER, to make a m...
blunderer 18 16 one who blunders [n...
blustered 19 15 BLUSTER, to blow vio...
blusterer 19 14 one who blusters [n...
bobberies 21 18 BOBBERY, a noisy row...
bobowlers 23 19 BOBOWLER, a type of...
bodeguero 17 16 (Spanish) a man who...
boerbulls 22 18 BOERBULL, a South Af...
boerewors 19 15 (Afrikaans) a tradit...
boertjies 19 21 BOERTJIE, (South Afr...
boileries 18 13 BOILERY, a place and...
boilerman 18 17 a man who looks afte...
boilermen 18 17 BOILERMAN, a man who...
boilovers 20 17 BOILOVER, a surprisi...
boiseries 17 12 BOISERIE, (French) w...
bolometer 18 16 an instrument for me...
bolstered 18 14 BOLSTER, to support...
bolsterer 18 13 one who bolsters [n...
bombarder 20 19 one who bombards [n...
bombaster 20 18 one who speaks bomba...
bondagers 17 16 BONDAGER, (historica...
boogerman 17 18 a goblin, a bugbear,...
boogermen 17 18 BOOGERMAN, a goblin,...
bookmaker 19 23 a person who accepts...
boomerang 17 18 (Native Australian)...
booteries 16 12 BOOTERY, a shoe stor...
bootmaker 18 19 one who makes boots...
bordereau 16 14 (French) a detailed...
borderers 17 13 BORDERER, a person w...
bordering 18 16 BORDER, to be adjace...
borrowers 20 15 BORROWER, one who bo...
bosberaad 18 16 (Afrikaans) a meetin...
botaniser 16 13 one who botanises, a...
botanizer 19 22 one who botanizes, a...
bothering 20 17 BOTHER, to annoy [v]
bottomers 18 15 BOTTOMER, a person w...
bouderies 17 14 BOUDERIE, (French) a...
bouldered 18 16 BOULDER, to climb bo...
boulderer 18 15 someone who climbs b...
boursiers 18 13 BOURSIER, (French) a...
bowerbird 23 19 any of various passe...
bowhunter 22 19 a person who hunts w...
boxercise 26 22 exercise via boxing...
boxkeeper 25 26 an attendant at a th...
boycotter 26 17 one who boycotts [n...
brabblers 23 19 BRABBLER, a clamorou...
braillers 20 14 BRAILLER, a Braille...
bramblier 22 19 BRAMBLY, full of bra...
branchers 22 18 BRANCHER, a young ha...
branchery 28 20 a system of branches...
branchier 22 18 BRANCHY, having many...
brandered 16 15 BRANDER, to cook on...
brasserie 17 12 (French) a restauran...
brassiere 17 12 (French) a woman's u...
braveries 19 16 BRAVERY, courage [n]
breachers 22 17 BREACHER, one who br...
breathers 19 14 BREATHER, a rest to...
breathier 19 14 BREATHY, marked by l...
breweries 20 15 BREWERY, a place for...
brewsters 21 15 BREWSTER, (Scots) a...
briberies 20 15 BRIBERY, an act of i...
brieriest 18 12 BRIERY, thorny, full...
brierroot 17 12 the root of a briar,...
brierwood 20 16 the wood of a brier...
brigadier 19 15 an officer having co...
bristlier 20 13 BRISTLY, stiffly ere...
broachers 22 17 BROACHER, a spit; a...
broadener 15 14 one who broadens [n...
broidered 17 14 BROIDER, to adorn wi...
broiderer 17 13 (archaic) one who em...
brokerage 18 18 the business or empl...
brokeries 18 16 BROKERY, a broker's...
brokering 19 19 bargaining, negotiat...
brothered 19 15 BROTHER, to treat li...
brotherly 27 17 like a brother [adj]
brunchers 23 19 BRUNCHER, someone wh...
buccaneer 22 20 a pirate, orig of th...
buccanier 23 20 to act as a buccanee...
buckeroos 21 20 BUCKEROO, (US) a cow...
bucklered 23 22 BUCKLER, (Shakespear...
budgerows 22 19 BUDGEROW, (Hindi) a...
budgeteer 18 16 one who prepares a b...
budgeters 19 16 BUDGETER, one who pr...
buffering 23 22 the act of using a b...
buffeters 22 19 BUFFETER, one who bu...
buggeries 20 17 BUGGERY, sodomy [n]
buggering 21 20 BUGGER, to practise...
buirdlier 20 15 BUIRDLY, (Scots) sta...
bullbrier 23 18 a prickly American v...
bulldozer 23 25 a powerful, heavy tr...
bullering 21 18 BULLER, to seethe, g...
bumpering 22 22 BUMPER, to drink bum...
bumsucker 24 24 (slang) a toady [n -...
bunkering 19 21 BUNKER, to store in...
buplevers 23 21 BUPLEVER, the hare's...
burdeners 17 15 BURDENER, one who bu...
burladero 18 15 (Spanish) the wooden...
burnisher 20 16 one who burnishes [n...
burrowers 21 16 BURROWER, one that b...
bushelers 21 16 BUSHELER, one who bu...
busheller 22 17 one who bushels, men...
butchered 23 19 BUTCHER, to slaughte...
butcherer 23 18 one who butchers [n...
butcherly 31 21 like a butcher, sava...
butlerage 19 16 the department of a...
butleries 19 14 BUTLERY, a storage r...
butlering 20 17 BUTLER, to act as a...
butterbur 21 17 a plant of damp plac...
buttercup 24 20 a crowfoot (genus Ra...
butterfat 20 16 the fat contained in...
butterfly 28 19 a general name for a...
butterier 18 13 BUTTERY, containing...
butteries 18 13 BUTTERY, a wine cell...
butterine 17 14 a substance prepared...
buttering 19 16 BUTTER, to spread wi...
butternut 18 15 the oily nut of the...
buttoners 17 14 BUTTONER, one who bu...
bylanders 24 17 BYLANDER, (Dutch) a...
bystander 23 16 someone who stands b...
caballero 21 17 (Spanish) a Spanish...
caballers 22 17 CABALLER, one who ca...
cabdriver 23 20 one who drives a cab...
cabernets 19 16 CABERNET, (French) a...
caboceers 22 18 CABOCEER, a West Afr...
cadasters 18 13 CADASTER, a public r...
cadaveric 23 20 of or resembling a c...
caerulean 17 15 sky-blue; dark blue;...
cafeteria 19 15 a restaurant where c...
cafetiere 19 15 (French) a type of c...
calenders 18 15 CALENDER, to smooth...
calendrer 18 15 a person who calende...
calfdozer 24 26 a small bulldozer [n...
calibered 21 17 having a given calib...
calipered 21 17 CALIPER, to measure...
callipers 23 17 CALLIPER, to measure...
calvering 22 20 CALVER, to prepare f...
calyptera 27 18 a hood or hoodlike s...
calypters 28 18 CALYPTER, a hood or...
cambering 22 21 a type of rock-foldi...
camcorder 22 19 a portable video cam...
cameleers 19 16 CAMELEER, a camel dr...
cameraman 18 19 one who works with a...
cameramen 18 19 CAMERAMAN, one who w...
camerated 18 16 chambered, vaulted,...
campanero 19 19 (Spanish) the bellbi...
camperies 21 18 CAMPERY, being camp...
canallers 19 15 CANALLER, a freight...
canasters 17 13 CANASTER, a kind of...
canceleer 20 17 (Scott) the turn of...
cancelers 21 17 CANCELER, one who ca...
cancelier 21 17 (Scott) the turn of...
canceller 22 18 one who cancels, als...
cancerate 19 16 to grow into a cance...
cancerous 20 17 afflicted with a can...
canisters 18 13 CANISTER, to put in...
cankering 19 20 CANKER, to affect wi...
cankerous 18 18 afflicted with a can...
canneries 16 14 CANNERY, a place whe...
cannister 17 14 a small container, u...
cannoneer 14 15 a soldier who manage...
cannonier 15 15 a soldier who manage...
canoniser 16 14 one who canonises, a...
canonizer 19 23 one who canonises, a...
canoodler 17 15 one who canoodles [n...
cantering 18 16 CANTER, to ride a ho...
canvasers 19 17 CANVASER, one who go...
canvasser 19 17 one who goes from do...
canyoneer 21 16 a canyon explorer [n...
capmakers 22 22 CAPMAKER, one that m...
caponiere 18 16 (French) a work made...
caponiers 19 16 CAPONIER, (French) a...
capsomere 20 18 any of the protein u...
capsomers 21 18 CAPSOMER, a protein...
capturers 21 16 CAPTURER, one who ca...
carabiner 19 16 (German) a steel lin...
caracoler 21 16 one who caracoles [n...
caravaner 18 17 one who travels by c...
carbineer 19 16 a soldier armed with...
carbinier 20 16 a soldier armed with...
careeners 16 13 CAREENER, one who ca...
careerers 17 12 CAREERER, one who ca...
careering 18 15 CAREER, to go at ful...
careerism 19 15 intentness on one's...
careerist 18 12 one intent on his ow...
caregiver 21 18 one who looks after...
caressers 18 12 CARESSER, one who ca...
caretaker 18 16 someone put in charg...
carjacker 24 28 one who steals cars...
carmakers 20 19 CARMAKER, an automob...
carollers 20 14 CAROLLER, one who si...
carousers 18 13 CAROUSER, one who ca...
carpenter 19 16 a person skilled in...
carpooler 20 16 one who shares a car...
carrotier 18 12 CARROTY, like or tas...
carryover 26 18 in accounting, a pay...
cartopper 22 18 something suitable f...
carveries 20 16 CARVERY, a type of b...
casemaker 19 19 a person who makes c...
cashiered 20 15 CASHIER, to dismiss...
cashierer 20 14 one who cashiers [n...
cashmeres 21 17 CASHMERE, a soft twi...
casimeres 19 15 CASIMERE, a twilled...
casserole 18 13 a stewpan; a covered...
cassimere 19 15 a twilled cloth of t...
castrater 18 12 a device used in cas...
cataloger 19 15 (US) one who catalog...
catalyser 25 15 an agent that cataly...
catalyzer 28 24 an agent that cataly...
catbriers 21 15 CATBRIER, a thorny v...
catcaller 23 17 one who catcalls [n...
caterings 19 15 CATERING, the busine...
caterwaul 22 17 to make a harsh cry...
catheters 20 14 CATHETER, a tube whi...
catnapers 19 16 CATNAPER, one that s...
catnapper 21 19 one that steals cats...
catteries 18 12 CATTERY, a breeding...
causeries 18 13 CAUSERIE, (French) a...
cauterant 17 14 a cauterizing substa...
cauteries 18 13 CAUTERY, something u...
cauterise 18 13 to burn or sear with...
cauterism 20 16 the use or applicati...
cauterize 21 22 to burn or sear with...
cautioner 17 14 one who cautions [n...
cavaleros 20 17 CAVALERO, a horseman...
cavaliers 21 17 CAVALIER, to behave...
caverning 20 20 CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavernous 19 18 large and empty, lik...
cavillers 23 18 CAVILLER, one that c...
cavorters 20 16 CAVORTER, one who ca...
celeriacs 22 16 CELERIAC, a vegetabl...
cellarers 20 14 CELLARER, a monaster...
cementers 18 16 CEMENTER, a person o...
censurers 18 14 CENSURER, one who ce...
centenier 16 14 in Jersey, an honora...
centering 18 16 a temporary framewor...
centraler 18 14 CENTRAL, in the midd...
ceraceous 20 16 resembling wax [adj]
ceramides 19 16 CERAMIDE, any of a f...
ceramists 20 15 CERAMIST, one who ma...
cerastium 20 16 any low ground-cover...
ceratitis 19 12 inflammation of the...
ceratodus 18 14 (Greek) a genus of g...
cerberean 18 16 of, pertaining to, o...
cerberian 19 16 of, pertaining to, o...
cercariae 20 15 CERCARIA, (Latin) th...
cercarial 22 16 relating to a cercar...
cercarian 20 16 relating to a cercar...
cercarias 21 15 CERCARIA, (Latin) th...
cerclages 23 18 CERCLAGE, any of sev...
cercopids 24 19 CERCOPID, any member...
cerealist 19 13 one who grows cereal...
cerebella 21 17 CEREBELLUM, (Latin)...
cerebrals 21 16 CEREBRAL, a cerebral...
cerebrate 19 15 to engage in intelle...
cerebroid 20 16 like the cerebrum [a...
cerebrums 22 19 CEREBRUM, a part of...
cerecloth 24 18 a cloth smeared with...
cerements 18 16 CEREMENT, a waxed wr...
ceresines 17 13 CERESINE, a kind of...
cerograph 23 19 a writing on wax [n...
ceromancy 27 21 divination by means...
cerotypes 26 17 CEROTYPE, a process...
certainer 17 13 CERTAIN, absolutely...
certainly 25 16 CERTAIN, absolutely...
certainty 24 15 the state of being c...
certified 21 16 CERTIFY, to declare...
certifier 21 15 one who certifies [n...
certifies 21 15 CERTIFY, to declare...
certitude 19 14 the state of being c...
ceruleans 18 15 CERULEAN, a sky-blue...
ceruleins 19 15 CERULEIN, a coal-tar...
ceruleous 19 15 sky-blue; dark blue;...
cerusites 19 13 CERUSITE, native lea...
cerussite 19 13 native lead carbonat...
cervelats 21 17 CERVELAT, (French) a...
cervicums 26 23 CERVICUM, the flexib...
ceterachs 23 17 CETERACH, a kind of...
chaffered 24 21 CHAFFER, to bargain...
chafferer 24 20 a vendor who enjoys...
chambered 23 21 CHAMBER, to put in a...
chamberer 23 20 (archaic) a plotter;...
chamfered 23 21 CHAMFER, to channel...
chamferer 23 20 one who chamfers [n...
champerty 30 22 an illegal contract...
chandlers 21 17 CHANDLER, a dealer i...
chandlery 27 19 the business of, pre...
channeler 19 17 one who channels, a...
chaperone 20 18 (French) a person wh...
chaperons 21 18 CHAPERON, to accompa...
chapiters 23 17 CHAPITER, the capita...
chapteral 23 18 of or like a chapter...
chaptered 22 18 CHAPTER, to divide a...
character 23 17 a symbol [n -S] / (a...
chartered 20 15 CHARTER, to lease or...
charterer 20 14 one who charters; es...
chastener 19 15 one who chastens [n...
chastiser 21 14 one who chastises [n...
chattered 20 15 CHATTER, to talk idl...
chatterer 20 14 one who chatters [n...
chauffers 25 21 CHAUFFER, a metal bo...
chaunters 20 16 CHAUNTER, a singer;...
chavender 21 20 another name for the...
cheapener 20 18 one who makes cheap...
checkered 24 22 CHECKER, to divide i...
cheeriest 20 14 CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheerings 21 17 CHEERING, the act of...
cheerlead 20 16 to lead in cheering...
cheerless 21 15 without cheer, gloom...
chelicera 24 18 the first pair of ap...
chequered 28 25 CHEQUER, to divide i...
cheralite 21 15 a radioactive minera...
cherimoya 27 19 (Quechua) a Peruvian...
cherished 23 17 CHERISH, to hold dea...
cherisher 23 16 one who cherishes [n...
cherishes 23 16 CHERISH, to hold dea...
chermoula 22 19 (Arabic) a marinade...
chernozem 23 27 (Russian) a very fer...
cherriest 21 14 CHERRY, ruddy [adj]
cherrying 28 19 CHERRY, to cheer [v]
chertiest 21 14 CHERTY, resembling c...
cherubims 25 21 CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherubins 23 19 CHERUBIN, (Shakespea...
cheruping 24 21 CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chevalier 23 19 (French) a cavalier,...
cheverels 23 19 CHEVEREL, soft, flex...
cheverils 24 19 CHEVERIL, soft, flex...
cheverons 21 19 CHEVERON, a kid glov...
cheveryes 28 20 CHEVERYE, (Spenser)...
chicaners 23 18 CHICANER, a person w...
chicanery 29 20 deception by tricker...
childlier 24 17 CHILDLY, (archaic) h...
chimaeras 21 17 CHIMAERA, a mythical...
chimaeric 25 20 of the nature of a c...
chimerids 23 18 CHIMERID, a fish of...
chimerism 24 20 the state of being o...
chinchier 26 20 CHINCHY, stingy [adj...
chintzier 24 24 CHINTZY, like chintz...
chippered 25 21 CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chiropter 23 17 a type of bat [n -S]
chirruper 24 18 one who chirrups [n...
chiselers 22 15 CHISELER, one who ch...
chiseller 23 16 one who chisels; a s...
chittered 21 15 CHITTER, to shiver o...
choleraic 24 18 relating to cholera...
choleroid 21 16 like cholera [adj]
choppered 24 21 CHOPPER, to travel b...
chorister 21 14 a member of a choir,...
chortlers 22 15 CHORTLER, one who ch...
chounters 20 16 CHOUNTER, to mutter,...
chowdered 23 19 CHOWDER, to make a t...
chucklers 27 23 CHUCKLER, one who ch...
chundered 20 18 CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunnered 19 18 CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chuntered 20 17 CHUNTER, to mutter,...
churchier 27 20 CHURCHY, associated...
ciceroned 20 17 CICERONE, to act as...
cicerones 20 16 CICERONE, to act as...
ciderkins 20 18 CIDERKIN, a type of...
ciguatera 19 15 (Spanish) poisoning...
cimmerian 20 19 very dark or gloomy...
cindering 19 17 CINDER, to reduce to...
cinderous 18 15 having the nature of...
cineramic 22 19 relating to Cinerama...
cineraria 17 13 any of various garde...
cinerator 17 13 an incinerator at a...
cinereous 17 14 related to ashes [ad...
cipherers 23 17 CIPHERER, one who ci...
ciphering 24 20 the act of encipheri...
cisternae 17 13 CISTERNA, a fluid-co...
cisternal 19 14 relating to a cister...
civiliser 23 17 one who civilises, a...
civilizer 26 26 one who civilizes, a...
clabbered 23 20 CLABBER, to curdle,...
clambered 22 20 CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clamberer 22 19 one who clambers [n...
clamorers 20 16 CLAMORER, one who ma...
clamourer 20 17 one who makes a clam...
clampered 22 20 CLAMPER, to botch up...
clappered 23 20 CLAPPER, to make a n...
clarifier 22 16 an agent that clarif...
clattered 19 14 CLATTER, to make a r...
clatterer 19 13 one who clatters [n...
clavering 22 20 CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
clavigers 23 19 CLAVIGER, (Latin) on...
cleanlier 19 15 CLEANLY, clean in ha...
cleansers 18 14 CLEANSER, that which...
clenchers 24 19 CLENCHER, a tool for...
clergyman 27 21 one who works for th...
clergymen 27 21 CLERGYMAN, one who w...
clericals 24 17 CLERICAL, a member o...
clericate 22 16 the position of a cl...
clericity 30 18 the state of being a...
clerihews 25 18 CLERIHEW, a light ve...
clerisies 20 13 CLERISY, scholars an...
clerkdoms 22 21 CLERKDOM, the status...
clerklier 22 18 CLERKLY, pertaining...
clerklike 23 22 like a clerk [adj]
clerkling 23 21 a small clerk [n -S]
clerkship 26 22 the state, quality,...
cleruchia 25 19 an allotment of land...
cleverest 21 17 CLEVER, intelligent,...
cleverish 24 19 somewhat clever [adj...
clinchers 25 19 CLINCHER, a decisive...
clinkered 20 19 CLINKER, to make fur...
clittered 20 14 CLITTER, to make a s...
clobbered 23 20 CLOBBER, to strike v...
cloisters 20 13 CLOISTER, to seclude...
clothiers 22 15 CLOTHIER, one who de...
clottered 19 14 CLOTTER, to coagulat...
clouterly 27 17 like a clouter, clow...
clustered 20 15 CLUSTER, to form int...
clutchier 26 19 CLUTCHY, tending to...
cluttered 20 15 CLUTTER, to pile in...
coalminer 19 17 one who digs coal [n...
cocineras 20 16 COCINERA, a cook [n]
cockerels 23 20 COCKEREL, a young ro...
cockering 23 22 COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockleert 23 20 (dialect) cockcrow [...
cocooners 19 16 COCOONER, one who re...
cocoonery 25 18 a building or apartm...
coderived 20 18 CODERIVE, to derive...
coderives 20 17 CODERIVE, to derive...
codifiers 21 16 CODIFIER, one who co...
codrivers 21 17 CODRIVER, one who co...
coercible 24 19 capable of being coe...
coercibly 31 21 COERCIBLE, capable o...
coercions 20 16 COERCION, the act of...
coerected 20 16 COERECT, to erect to...
coeternal 17 14 equally eternal, joi...
coexerted 23 20 COEXERT, to exert jo...
cofferdam 23 22 a narrow vacant spac...
coffering 23 21 COFFER, to put in a...
cofounder 19 18 one who founds somet...
cognisers 19 15 COGNISER, one that c...
cognizers 22 24 COGNIZER, one that c...
cohabiter 22 17 one who cohabits, al...
coherence 21 18 a tendency to cohere...
coherency 28 20 a tendency to cohere...
coheritor 20 14 a joint heir, also C...
coholders 21 16 COHOLDER, an athlete...
coinhered 19 16 COINHERE, to inhere...
coinheres 19 15 COINHERE, to inhere...
coinsurer 18 14 one who insures join...
cokernuts 19 18 COKERNUT, the large,...
colanders 18 15 COLANDER, a perforat...
coleaders 18 14 COLEADER, one who le...
coleopter 20 16 an aircraft that has...
colickier 24 20 COLICKY, pertaining...
collegers 21 16 COLLEGER, a student...
colliders 21 15 COLLIDER, a type of...
colluders 21 16 COLLUDER, one who co...
coloniser 18 14 one who colonises, a...
colonizer 21 23 one who colonizes, a...
coloriser 19 13 one who colorises, a...
colorizer 22 22 one who colorises, a...
colourers 19 14 COLOURER, one that c...
comanager 18 18 one who shares a man...
combaters 21 18 COMBATER, one who fi...
combiners 21 19 COMBINER, one who, o...
combovers 23 22 COMBOVER, a vain att...
comembers 22 21 COMEMBER, a joint me...
comeovers 20 19 COMEOVER, a person w...
comethers 21 17 COMETHER, (dialect)...
comforter 21 18 one who comforts [n...
commander 19 20 one who commands [n...
commencer 22 22 one who commences [n...
commender 19 20 one who commends [n...
commenter 19 19 one who comments, al...
commerced 23 22 COMMERCE, to engage...
commerces 23 21 COMMERCE, to engage...
commerged 21 21 COMMERGE, to merge t...
commerges 21 20 COMMERGE, to merge t...
committer 21 18 one who commits [n -...
commoners 19 19 COMMONER, one of the...
communers 20 20 COMMUNER, one who co...
commuters 21 19 COMMUTER, one who co...
comonomer 18 19 one of the constitue...
compacter 24 21 one who compacts, al...
compander 20 20 a system of transmit...
comparers 21 18 COMPARER, one who co...
compeered 20 19 COMPEER, to be the e...
compeller 23 20 one who compels [n -...
compering 22 21 COMPERE, to act as m...
compilers 23 19 COMPILER, one who co...
completer 22 19 one who completes [n...
complexer 28 26 COMPLEX, complicated...
compliers 23 19 COMPLIER, one who co...
composers 21 18 COMPOSER, one who wr...
composter 21 18 an apparatus for con...
compotier 21 18 (French) a dish, usu...
computers 22 19 COMPUTER, a machine...
comradery 25 18 the spirit of comrad...
concealer 20 17 one who conceals [n...
conceders 20 17 CONCEDER, one who co...
conceiver 22 20 one who conceives [n...
concenter 19 17 (US) to have a commo...
concerned 19 18 CONCERN, to be of in...
concerted 20 17 CONCERT, to construc...
concertos 20 16 CONCERTO, a musical...
concierge 21 18 (French) one who kee...
concluder 22 19 one who concludes [n...
concocter 23 19 one who concocts, al...
condemner 17 18 one who condemns, al...
condenser 16 15 an apparatus for red...
condolers 18 15 CONDOLER, one who co...
condoners 16 15 CONDONER, one who co...
conducers 21 18 CONDUCER, one that c...
conferees 18 16 CONFEREE, one on who...
conferral 20 17 the act of conferrin...
conferred 19 17 CONFER, to bestow [v...
conferree 18 16 one who takes part i...
conferrer 19 16 one who confers [n -...
confervae 20 20 CONFERVA, a freshwat...
conferval 22 21 relating to a confer...
confervas 21 20 CONFERVA, a freshwat...
confiders 20 17 CONFIDER, one who co...
confiners 19 17 CONFINER, one who, o...
confirmer 21 19 one who confirms, al...
conformer 20 19 one who conforms [n...
confreres 19 16 CONFRERE, (French) a...
confrerie 19 16 (French) a brotherho...
confuters 20 17 CONFUTER, one who co...
congealer 18 16 one who congeals [n...
congeners 17 16 CONGENER, something...
congeries 18 15 a collection of misc...
conjoiner 18 23 one who conjoins [n...
conjurers 20 23 CONJURER, a person w...
connecter 19 17 something that conne...
connivers 19 18 CONNIVER, one who co...
connivery 25 20 an act of conniving...
conquered 25 24 CONQUER, to overcome...
conquerer 25 23 one who conquers, al...
conqueror 25 23 one who conquers, al...
consenter 16 14 one who consents [n...
conserved 19 18 CONSERVE, to keep, p...
conserver 19 17 one who conserves [n...
conserves 19 17 CONSERVE, to keep, p...
considers 18 14 CONSIDER, to think a...
consigner 18 16 the person named in...
consolers 18 14 CONSOLER, one who gi...
consorter 17 13 one who consorts [n...
conspirer 20 16 one who conspires [n...
constered 17 14 CONSTER, (archaic) t...
construer 18 14 one who construes [n...
consulter 19 15 one who consults, or...
consumers 19 17 CONSUMER, one who, o...
container 16 14 something that conta...
contemner 17 17 a person who contemn...
contemper 20 19 to blend together; t...
contender 16 15 one who contends [n...
contester 17 13 one who contests [n...
continuer 17 15 one who continues [n...
contriver 20 17 one who contrives [n...
conveners 18 18 CONVENER, one who co...
converged 20 20 CONVERGE, to come to...
converges 20 19 CONVERGE, to come to...
conversed 19 18 CONVERSE, to speak t...
converser 19 17 one who engages in c...
converses 19 17 CONVERSE, to speak t...
conversos 19 17 CONVERSO, a mediaeva...
converted 19 18 CONVERT, to change i...
converter 19 17 something or someone...
convertor 19 17 something or someone...
conveyers 25 19 CONVEYER, one that c...
convincer 22 21 one who, or that whi...
convokers 20 21 CONVOKER, one who co...
cookeries 18 16 COOKERY, the art of...
cooperage 19 17 work done by a coope...
cooperate 18 15 to work together [v...
cooperies 19 15 COOPERY, the trade o...
coopering 20 18 the making of barrel...
copartner 19 16 one who is jointly c...
copolymer 28 21 a compound of high m...
copperahs 24 20 COPPERAH, dried coco...
coppering 23 21 the act of sheathing...
copperish 25 20 somewhat like copper...
copytaker 27 21 a person employed to...
cordiners 18 14 CORDINER, (archaic)...
coriander 17 14 a plant yielding see...
corkborer 21 19 an instrument for bo...
cornborer 19 16 a European moth whos...
cornering 18 16 the act of turning a...
cornerman 17 17 a person who assists...
cornermen 17 17 CORNERMAN, a person...
correcter 21 15 CORRECT, free from e...
corroders 18 13 CORRODER, something...
corrupter 21 16 CORRUPT, debased [ad...
corsetier 18 12 (French) a (male) co...
cosherers 20 14 COSHERER, someone wh...
cosheries 20 14 COSHERY, the ancient...
coshering 21 17 COSHER, to pamper, c...
cosigners 19 15 COSIGNER, one who co...
cosphered 22 18 (archaic) being in t...
costumers 20 16 COSTUMER, one who ma...
costumery 26 18 costumes taken colle...
costumier 20 16 one who makes or dea...
cottagers 19 14 COTTAGER, one who li...
cottering 19 15 COTTER [v]
countered 17 15 COUNTER, to oppose [...
couriered 18 14 COURIER, to deliver...
courtiers 19 13 COURTIER, someone in...
courtlier 20 14 COURTLY, polite [adj...
couturier 19 14 (French) a (male) dr...
coverable 22 20 that can be covered...
coverages 20 18 COVERAGE, the extent...
coveralls 22 18 COVERALL, one-piece...
coverings 21 19 COVERING, something...
coverless 21 17 without a cover [adj...
coverlets 21 17 COVERLET, a bed cove...
coverlids 22 18 COVERLID, a bed cove...
coversine 19 17 a function in trigon...
coverslip 24 20 a loose cover for a...
coverture 20 17 covering; shelter [n...
cowfeeder 22 19 a dairyman [n -S]
cowinners 20 17 COWINNER, one of two...
coworkers 22 19 COWORKER, a fellow w...
cowriters 22 15 COWRITER, one who co...
crabeater 19 15 a species of seal [n...
cracklier 24 20 CRACKLY, making a cr...
cranberry 26 18 the red acid berry o...
cratering 19 15 the act of forming c...
craterlet 19 13 a small crater [n -S...
craterous 18 13 pertaining to, or re...
crayoners 23 15 CRAYONER, one who cr...
creepered 19 16 covered in creeper [...
creeshier 20 14 CREESHY, (Scots) gre...
cremaster 19 15 (Greek) a thin muscl...
creperies 20 15 CREPERIE, a restaura...
creutzers 22 22 CREUTZER, (German) a...
cricketer 23 19 one who plays cricke...
crinklier 21 18 CRINKLY, crinkled [a...
cripplers 25 19 CRIPPLER, one that c...
criterial 20 13 relating to a criter...
criterion 18 13 a standard of judgem...
criterium 21 16 a kind of cycling ra...
crocheter 23 17 one who crochets [n...
crookeder 18 17 CROOKED, dishonest [...
crosiered 18 13 carrying a crosier,...
crossover 20 16 a road passing over...
croupiers 21 16 CROUPIER, an attenda...
crowberry 30 20 a low creeping moorl...
crucifers 25 19 CRUCIFER, one who be...
crucifier 25 19 one who crucifies [n...
crumblier 24 20 CRUMBLY, easily crum...
crumplier 24 20 CRUMPLY, easily wrin...
crunchers 24 19 CRUNCHER, one that c...
crunchier 24 19 CRUNCHY, given to cr...
crusaders 19 14 CRUSADER, one that c...
cryometer 25 17 an instrument for me...
cucumbers 26 23 CUCUMBER, a garden v...
cudgelers 21 17 CUDGELER, one who cu...
cudgeller 22 18 one who beats with a...
cudgeries 20 16 CUDGERIE, (Australia...
cuisinier 19 14 a cook [n -S]
cuitering 20 16 CUITER, (Scots) to w...
cullender 20 17 a perforated vessel...
culverins 22 19 CULVERIN, a lightwei...
culverted 22 19 CULVERT, to channel...
cumberers 22 19 CUMBERER, one who cu...
cumbering 23 22 CUMBER, to burden [v...
cunninger 18 18 CUNNING, crafty [adj...
cupbearer 22 19 a person who attends...
cupellers 23 18 CUPELLER, someone wh...
cupferron 22 20 a compound used in c...
curandera 17 15 a female faith heale...
curandero 17 15 a male faith healer...
curiouser 19 14 CURIOUS, inquisitive...
curlpaper 24 20 a strip of paper rou...
curtailer 20 14 one who curtails [n...
custodier 19 14 a person who has car...
customers 20 16 CUSTOMER, one who bu...
cutcherry 31 20 (Hindi) an Indian ma...
cutleries 20 14 CUTLERY, the busines...
cutwaters 22 16 CUTWATER, the forepa...
cybercafe 31 23 a cafe where compute...
cybercast 30 20 a broadcast over the...
cybernate 25 18 to control by means...
cybernaut 26 19 a person using the I...
cyberpets 29 20 CYBERPET, a computer...
cyberporn 28 21 pornography on the I...
cyberpunk 30 26 a genus of science f...
cyberwars 30 20 CYBERWAR, crippling...
cycleries 29 18 CYCLERY, a bicycle s...
cylinders 26 17 CYLINDER, to provide...
cymbaleer 28 21 one who plays the cy...
cymbalers 29 21 CYMBALER, one who pl...
cyphering 30 22 CYPHER, to write in...
cytasters 25 14 CYTASTER, a structur...
cytometer 25 17 an instrument for co...
dackering 20 20 DACKER, (Scots) to l...
daggering 18 17 DAGGER, to stab with...
daikering 17 17 DAIKER, (Scots) to l...
dakerhens 17 17 DAKERHEN, another na...
dampeners 17 17 DAMPENER, a thing th...
dandering 15 15 DANDER, (dialect) to...
dangering 16 16 DANGER, to expose to...
dangerous 15 14 full of danger [adj...
dapperest 19 16 DAPPER, trim, neat [...
darkeners 15 15 DARKENER, someone or...
dasymeter 22 15 a device for measuri...
datallers 17 12 DATALLER, a day-labo...
dauberies 17 14 DAUBERY, a crudely a...
daughters 19 15 DAUGHTER, a female c...
daundered 14 14 DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daunering 15 15 DAUNER, (dialect) to...
dawnering 18 17 DAWNER, (dialect) to...
dayflower 27 19 a genus consisting m...
daysailer 22 13 a dayboat powered by...
daytalers 22 13 DAYTALER, a day-labo...
dayworker 25 19 one who does daywork...
deadeners 13 12 DEADENER, one that d...
deaerated 13 11 DEAERATE, to remove...
deaerates 13 10 DEAERATE, to remove...
deaerator 13 10 a device for removin...
dealmaker 17 18 a person who makes d...
deaneries 13 11 DEANERY, the office...
deathlier 18 13 DEATHLY, like death...
debarkers 18 17 DEBARKER, one that r...
debaucher 22 19 one who debauches [n...
debriefer 19 16 one who debriefs [n...
debuggers 20 18 DEBUGGER, a computer...
debunkers 18 19 DEBUNKER, one who de...
decaliter 19 14 a cubic volume of te...
decameter 18 16 ten meters, also DEC...
decanters 17 14 DECANTER, a decorati...
decastere 17 13 a measure of capacit...
deceivers 20 17 DECEIVER, one who de...
deceleron 17 15 a type of aileron [n...
decenters 17 14 DECENTER, to put out...
decerning 18 17 DECERN, to decree by...
decertify 27 18 to withdraw or revok...
deciliter 20 14 one tenth of a liter...
decimeter 19 16 one tenth of a metre...
deciphers 23 18 DECIPHER, to interpr...
decistere 18 13 one tenth of a stere...
declaimer 20 17 one who declaims [n...
declarers 19 14 DECLARER, one who de...
decliners 19 15 DECLINER, one who de...
declutter 20 15 to simplify or get r...
decoherer 19 15 a device for bringin...
decoupler 21 18 one who decouples [n...
deemsters 16 13 DEEMSTER, a judge on...
deepeners 15 14 DEEPENER, one that d...
deepwater 19 16 relating to the deep...
deerberry 23 15 a shrub of the blueb...
deerflies 18 14 DEERFLY, a bloodsuck...
deergrass 16 12 a type of grass [n -...
deerhorns 16 13 DEERHORN, the horn o...
deerhound 16 15 a kind of hound used...
deerskins 16 15 DEERSKIN, the skin o...
deerweeds 17 14 DEERWEED, a bushlike...
deeryards 21 13 DEERYARD, an area wh...
defaulter 18 15 one who defaults [n...
defeaters 16 13 DEFEATER, one who de...
defenders 16 15 DEFENDER, one who de...
deferable 19 17 that can be deferred...
deference 18 17 a deferring or yield...
deferents 16 14 DEFERENT, an imagina...
deferment 17 17 the act of deferring...
deferrals 18 14 DEFERRAL, the act of...
deferrers 17 13 DEFERRER, one who de...
deferring 18 16 DEFER, to postpone [...
deflaters 18 14 DEFLATER, something...
deflowers 21 17 DEFLOWER, to deprive...
defoamers 17 16 DEFOAMER, an agent u...
defoggers 19 17 DEFOGGER, an agent u...
deforcers 20 16 DEFORCER, one who de...
deformers 18 16 DEFORMER, one who de...
defragger 19 17 one who defrags [n -...
defrauder 17 15 one who defrauds [n...
defrayers 23 15 DEFRAYER, one who pa...
defroster 17 13 something that defro...
degassers 16 12 DEGASSER, an agent u...
degausser 16 13 a device for nullify...
degenders 15 14 DEGENDER, (Spenser)...
degerming 18 18 DEGERM, to remove ge...
degraders 16 13 DEGRADER, one that d...
degreaser 15 12 a substance that rem...
dehorners 16 13 DEHORNER, an impleme...
dehorters 17 12 DEHORTER, a dissuade...
deioniser 14 11 an apparatus for rem...
deionizer 17 20 an apparatus for rem...
dejeuners 16 21 DEJEUNER, (French) a...
dekaliter 17 15 a cubic volume of te...
dekameter 16 17 ten meters, also DEC...
delighter 20 15 one who delights [n...
delimiter 18 14 something that marks...
delivered 18 16 DELIVER, to take to...
deliverer 18 15 one who delivers [n...
deliverly 26 18 DELIVER, nimble [adv...
delousers 16 12 DELOUSER, an agent t...
delusters 17 12 DELUSTER, to lessen...
demanders 15 15 DEMANDER, one who de...
demeraran 14 14 like demerara, a lig...
demeraras 15 13 DEMERARA, a light-br...
demergers 17 15 DEMERGER, to remove...
demerging 18 18 DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerited 16 14 DEMERIT, to lower in...
demersing 17 16 DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demersion 15 14 immersion [n -S]
demisters 17 13 DEMISTER, a device t...
dempsters 19 16 DEMPSTER, (Scots) fo...
demurrers 17 14 DEMURRER, one who de...
dendrimer 16 15 a polymer that has a...
denervate 15 15 to deprive of nerve...
denouncer 16 16 one who denounces [n...
densifier 17 14 an agent that densif...
departers 17 13 DEPARTER, one who de...
deperming 19 19 DEPERM, to demagneti...
depicters 21 16 DEPICTER, one that d...
depleters 18 14 DEPLETER, one who de...
deplorers 18 14 DEPLORER, one who de...
deployers 24 16 DEPLOYER, one who de...
deporters 17 13 DEPORTER, one who de...
depravers 19 17 DEPRAVER, one who de...
deprivers 20 17 DEPRIVER, one who de...
deracines 17 14 DERACINE, (French) a...
deraigned 15 14 DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derailers 16 11 DERAILER, something...
derailing 17 14 DERAIL, to cause to...
derangers 15 13 DERANGER, one who de...
deranging 16 16 DERANGE, to disorder...
deratings 16 13 DERATING, the act of...
derations 14 11 DERATION, to free fr...
deratting 16 13 DERAT, to rid of rat...
derelicts 20 14 DERELICT, anything f...
derepress 17 13 to activate (a gene...
derigging 19 17 DERIG, to dismantle...
deringers 16 13 DERINGER, a small po...
derisible 19 14 worthy of derision [...
derisions 15 11 DERISION, the act of...
derivable 20 18 that can be derived...
derivably 27 20 DERIVABLE, that can...
derivated 17 15 DERIVATE, to derive,...
derivates 17 14 DERIVATE [n]
dermatoid 16 14 like or resembling s...
dermatome 16 16 the lateral wall of...
dermestid 17 14 any of a family of b...
derogated 15 13 DEROGATE, to lessen...
derogates 15 12 DEROGATE, to lessen...
derricked 20 18 DERRICK, to hoist by...
derrieres 15 10 DERRIERE, (French) t...
derringer 16 13 a small pocket pisto...
dervishes 20 16 DERVISH, a member of...
desalters 16 11 DESALTER, something...
descalers 19 14 DESCALER, a thing fo...
descanter 17 14 one who performs a d...
descender 17 15 the part of the lowe...
describer 21 16 one who describes [n...
descriers 19 13 DESCRIER, one who de...
deseeders 14 11 DESEEDER, one that d...
deserters 15 10 DESERTER, one that d...
desertify 24 15 to make into a deser...
deserting 16 13 DESERT, to abandon [...
desertion 14 11 the act of deserting...
deservers 17 14 DESERVER, one who de...
deserving 18 17 worthy [adj DESERVIN...
designers 16 13 DESIGNER, one who de...
desilvers 19 15 DESILVER, to remove...
desolater 15 11 one who desolates, l...
desorbers 17 13 DESORBER, one that d...
despairer 17 13 one who despairs [n...
desperado 16 14 a desperate fellow,...
desperate 16 13 in a state of despai...
despisers 18 13 DESPISER, one who de...
despoiler 18 14 one who despoils [n...
destemper 18 16 (obsolete) to distem...
destriers 16 10 DESTRIER, (archaic)...
destroyer 21 12 a small fast lightly...
detachers 20 15 DETACHER, one who de...
detailers 16 11 DETAILER, one who de...
detainers 14 11 DETAINER, the unlawf...
detangler 16 14 a cosmetic product f...
detecters 18 13 DETECTER, one that d...
detergent 15 13 a cleansing agent [n...
detergers 16 12 DETERGER, one that d...
deterging 17 15 DETERGE, to cleanse...
determent 15 14 the act of deterring...
determine 15 14 to put terms or boun...
deterrent 14 11 serving to deter [ad...
deterrers 15 10 DETERRER, one that d...
deterring 16 13 DETER, to hinder or...
detersion 14 11 the act of cleaning...
detersive 17 14 cleansing [adj] / a...
detesters 15 10 DETESTER, one who de...
dethroner 16 13 one who dethrones [n...
detickers 20 17 DETICKER, an agent u...
deuterate 14 11 to add deuterium to;...
deuteride 15 12 a hydrogen compound...
deuterium 17 15 heavy hydrogen, an i...
deuterons 14 12 DEUTERON, the nucleu...
developer 19 18 one who develops [n...
deverbals 20 18 DEVERBAL, a word der...
devourers 17 15 DEVOURER, one who de...
dewatered 17 14 DEWATER, to remove w...
dewaterer 17 13 an agent for dewater...
dewormers 19 16 DEWORMER, an agent f...
dexterity 28 19 adroitness [n DEXTER...
dexterous 21 18 skilful and active w...
diablerie 18 14 (French) black magic...
diaereses 14 10 DIAERESIS, (Greek) t...
diaeresis 15 10 (Greek) the separati...
diaeretic 18 13 pertaining to diaere...
dialogers 17 13 DIALOGER, one who ma...
dialoguer 17 14 one who makes things...
dialysers 23 13 DIALYSER, an apparat...
dialyzers 26 22 DIALYZER, an apparat...
diameters 16 13 DIAMETER, a straight...
diapering 18 16 nappies collectively...
diathermy 25 17 heating of internal...
dicastery 25 15 a court of justice;...
dickerers 20 17 DICKERER, one who di...
dickering 21 20 DICKER, to haggle, t...
didappers 20 17 DIDAPPER, a small gr...
diddering 17 15 DIDDER, (dialect) to...
didjeridu 19 22 a native Australian...
diemakers 17 17 DIEMAKER, one that m...
diesinker 16 15 a person who engrave...
different 19 17 separate, unlike [ad...
differing 21 19 DIFFER, to be unlike...
diffusers 21 17 DIFFUSER, one that d...
digesters 17 12 DIGESTER, an apparat...
digitiser 18 12 a device that conver...
digitizer 21 21 a device that conver...
digresser 17 12 one who digresses [n...
dimerised 17 14 DIMERISE, to make in...
dimerises 17 13 DIMERISE, to make in...
dimerisms 19 16 DIMERISM, the state...
dimerized 20 23 DIMERIZE, to make in...
dimerizes 20 22 DIMERIZE, to make in...
dinnering 15 15 DINNER, to dine [v]
dinoceras 17 14 a uintathere, an ani...
dinothere 16 13 an extinct elephanti...
diplexers 25 21 DIPLEXER, a device w...
dipperful 24 21 the contents of a di...
dipterans 17 14 DIPTERAN, an insect...
dipterist 19 13 a person who studies...
dipterons 17 14 DIPTERON, a two-wing...
dipterous 18 14 having two wings, as...
disablers 19 14 DISABLER, one who di...
disarmers 17 13 DISARMER, one that d...
disasters 16 10 DISASTER, a calamity...
disavower 20 17 one who disavows [n...
disburser 19 14 one who disburses [n...
discanter 18 14 one who sings the di...
discarder 19 14 one who discards [n...
discerned 18 15 DISCERN, to perceive...
discerner 18 14 one who discerns [n...
discerped 21 17 DISCERP, to separate...
discloser 20 14 one who discloses [n...
discovers 21 17 DISCOVER, to find ou...
discovert 21 17 of a woman, without...
discovery 27 19 the act of finding o...
discreter 19 13 DISCRETE, separate,...
discumber 23 20 (archaic) to free of...
discusser 20 14 one who discusses [n...
disgorger 18 14 one who disgorges [n...
disgracer 20 15 one who disgraces [n...
disguiser 18 13 one who disguises [n...
disherits 19 12 DISHERIT, to deprive...
dishwater 21 15 water used for washi...
disinters 16 11 DISINTER, to exhume...
dislikers 19 15 DISLIKER, one who di...
dismaller 19 15 DISMAL, sad, gloomy...
dismember 20 19 to cut or tear a bod...
disobeyer 23 15 one who disobeys [n...
disorders 16 11 DISORDER, to disarra...
disowners 18 14 DISOWNER, one who di...
dispauper 20 17 to deprive of the cl...
dispeller 20 15 one who dispels [n -...
dispenser 17 14 one who dispenses [n...
dispersal 19 14 dispersion, distribu...
dispersed 18 14 DISPERSE, to scatter...
disperser 18 13 one who disperses [n...
disperses 18 13 DISPERSE, to scatter...
displacer 22 17 one who displaces [n...
displayer 25 16 one who displays [n...
disponers 17 14 DISPONER, one who le...
disposers 18 13 DISPOSER, one who di...
disprover 20 17 one who disproves [n...
disputers 19 14 DISPUTER, one who di...
disrobers 18 13 DISROBER, one who, o...
disrupter 19 14 one who disrupts, al...
dissavers 18 14 DISSAVER, one who di...
dissenter 15 11 one who dissents [n...
disserted 16 11 DISSERT, to discuss...
disserved 18 15 DISSERVE, to treat b...
disserves 18 14 DISSERVE, to treat b...
dissevers 18 14 DISSEVER, to sever,...
disshiver 21 16 (Spenser) to shiver...
dissolver 19 15 something that disso...
dissuader 16 12 one who dissuades [n...
dissunder 16 13 (archaic) to sunder...
distemper 19 16 a kind of paint [n -...
distender 15 12 one who distends [n...
distiller 19 12 one who distils [n -...
distorter 16 10 one who distorts [n...
disturber 19 14 something that distu...
disuniter 16 12 one who disunites [n...
ditherers 18 12 DITHERER, one who di...
ditherier 18 12 DITHERY, nervously e...
dithering 19 15 DITHER, to act indec...
dittander 15 12 a pungent cruciferou...
divergent 18 17 diverging [adj DIVER...
diverging 20 19 DIVERGE, to move in...
diversely 25 17 DIVERSE, varied [adv...
diversify 27 19 to give variety to [...
diversing 19 17 DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diversion 17 15 the act of diverting...
diversity 25 16 variety [n DIVERSITI...
diverters 18 14 DIVERTER, one who di...
diverting 19 17 DIVERT, to turn asid...
divertive 20 18 tending to divert [a...
divorcers 21 17 DIVORCER, one who di...
divulgers 21 18 DIVULGER, one who di...
dodderers 15 12 DODDERER, one who do...
dodderier 15 12 DODDERY, unsteady wi...
doddering 16 15 DODDER, to walk unst...
dodgeries 16 13 DODGERY, evasion, tr...
doggerels 18 15 DOGGEREL, poor quali...
doggeries 17 14 DOGGERY, surly behav...
doggerman 17 18 a sailor belonging t...
doggermen 17 18 DOGGERMAN, a sailor...
dognapers 17 16 DOGNAPER, one who do...
dognapper 19 19 one who dognaps, abd...
dogrobber 20 18 an army cook [n -S]
dolerites 16 11 DOLERITE, a type of...
doleritic 20 14 of or like dolerite...
domineers 15 14 DOMINEER, to be over...
dondering 15 15 DONDER, (Afrikaans)...
donnicker 18 19 an outside lavatory,...
donnikers 15 16 DONNIKER, an outside...
doomsayer 21 15 one who prophesies d...
doomsters 16 13 DOOMSTER, (Scots) fo...
dopesters 17 13 DOPESTER, one who pr...
dosemeter 15 13 an instrument for me...
dosimeter 16 13 an instrument for me...
dosserets 15 10 DOSSERET, a block re...
dotcommer 20 19 a person who carries...
dotterels 16 11 DOTTEREL, a shore bi...
douaniers 14 12 DOUANIER, (French) a...
doucepere 19 17 (Spenser) one of the...
doughtier 19 15 DOUGHTY, courageous...
douzepers 20 23 DOUZEPER, (Spenser)...
dowerless 19 14 destitute of dower;...
dowitcher 24 18 (Native American) th...
downcomer 21 20 a pipe that connects...
downriver 20 18 down the river [adv]
downsizer 21 23 one who downsizes [n...
drabblers 21 17 DRABBLER, a piece of...
dragsters 17 12 DRAGSTER, a car buil...
draperied 17 14 DRAPERY, to drape [v...
draperies 17 13 DRAPERY, to drape [v...
draughter 19 15 one who makes a draf...
drawerful 22 18 the contents of a dr...
drenchers 20 16 DRENCHER, something...
drerihead 17 13 (Spenser) dreariness...
dribblers 22 17 DRIBBLER, one who dr...
dribblier 22 17 DRIBBLY, given to dr...
dricksier 21 17 DRICKSIE, of timber,...
drivelers 19 15 DRIVELER, one who dr...
driveller 20 16 one who drivels, als...
drizzlier 24 29 DRIZZLY, marked by l...
droichier 21 15 DROICHY, (Gaelic) dw...
drouthier 18 13 DROUTHY, dry, also D...
drugmaker 19 20 one who manufactures...
drugsters 18 13 DRUGSTER, a drug add...
drysalter 23 13 a seller of dry good...
dudderies 16 13 DUDDERY, rags collec...
duddering 17 16 DUDDER, to tremble,...
dufferdom 21 21 being a duffer, also...
dufferism 22 20 being a duffer, also...
duikerbok 20 22 (Afrikaans) a small...
dulcimers 22 18 DULCIMER, a musical...
dummerers 18 17 DUMMERER, somebody w...
dumpsters 20 17 DUMPSTER, a large sk...
dunceries 18 15 DUNCERY, stupidity [...
dungeoner 14 15 a gaoler [n -S]
dungmeres 17 17 DUNGMERE, a manure-p...
duplexers 25 22 DUPLEXER, a system a...
durometer 16 14 an instrument for me...
dustcover 21 18 a cover to protect a...
dynameter 21 16 an instrument for de...
dynamiter 22 16 (archaic) a user of...
dysentery 27 15 inflammation of the...
eachwhere 24 19 (obsolete) everywher...
eagerness 14 12 the state of being e...
earbasher 18 14 (Australian slang) o...
earthlier 18 12 EARTHLY, of earth [a...
easterner 13 10 one who lives in or...
ebenezers 18 22 EBENEZER, (Hebrew) a...
echeveria 21 18 a kind of succulent...
eclipsers 22 16 ECLIPSER, one that e...
ecommerce 22 21 business conducted o...
ecosphere 21 17 the biosphere [n -S]
ectoderms 19 16 ECTODERM, the extern...
ectomeres 18 15 ECTOMERE, a cell tha...
ectomeric 22 18 like an ectomere, th...
ectotherm 21 17 a cold-blooded anima...
effecters 22 18 EFFECTER, an organ t...
efference 20 19 the act of conveying...
efferents 18 16 EFFERENT, a nerve ca...
effierced 22 19 EFFIERCE, (Spenser)...
effierces 22 18 EFFIERCE, (Spenser)...
eggbeater 18 16 a utensil for beatin...
eglateres 16 12 EGLATERE, (archaic)...
eiderdown 17 15 the soft down of the...
elastomer 16 13 any rubberlike subst...
elaterids 16 11 ELATERID, a click be...
elaterins 15 11 ELATERIN, a purgativ...
elaterite 15 10 elastic bitumen, a r...
elaterium 17 14 a substance containe...
eldercare 18 14 care of the elderly...
elderlies 17 12 ELDERLY, older peopl...
eldership 21 16 the state of being o...
eleutheri 18 13 (Greek) an invented...
eloigners 16 13 ELOIGNER, one who el...
elsewhere 20 15 in another place [ad...
embalmers 20 19 EMBALMER, one that e...
embankers 18 20 EMBANKER, one who ma...
embezzler 25 34 one who embezzles [n...
embitters 19 15 EMBITTER, to make bi...
emblazers 22 25 EMBLAZER, one who em...
embodiers 18 16 EMBODIER, one who em...
emborders 18 16 EMBORDER, to provide...
embossers 18 15 EMBOSSER, one who em...
embowered 20 19 EMBOWER, to place in...
embracers 21 18 EMBRACER, a person w...
embracery 27 20 an attempt to influe...
embroider 18 16 to ornament with des...
embroiler 19 16 one who embroils [n...
emeerates 14 12 EMEERATE, the office...
emeraudes 15 14 EMERAUDE, (Spenser)...
emergence 18 18 the act of emerging...
emergency 25 20 an unexpected occurr...
emergents 16 15 EMERGENT, an effect...
emersions 15 13 EMERSION, the act of...
empercing 22 21 EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperised 18 16 EMPERISE, to play th...
emperises 18 15 EMPERISE, to play th...
emperized 21 25 EMPERIZE, to play th...
emperizes 21 24 EMPERIZE, to play th...
empierced 21 19 EMPIERCE, (Spenser)...
empierces 21 18 EMPIERCE, (Spenser)...
emplaster 19 16 (obsolete) to plaste...
employers 25 18 EMPLOYER, one who em...
empolders 19 17 EMPOLDER, to reclaim...
empowered 20 19 EMPOWER, to authoriz...
enamelers 15 14 ENAMELER, one who en...
enameller 16 15 one who enamels; a w...
enchanter 18 16 one who enchants [n...
enchasers 19 15 ENCHASER, one who en...
encheered 18 16 ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
encierros 17 13 ENCIERRO, (Spanish)...
enciphers 22 18 ENCIPHER, to write i...
enclosers 18 14 ENCLOSER, one who en...
encounter 16 15 to meet [v -ED, -ING...
encumbers 21 20 ENCUMBER, to impede...
endangers 14 14 ENDANGER, to expose...
endoderms 15 15 ENDODERM, the innerm...
endoergic 18 16 of a reaction, absor...
endorsers 14 11 ENDORSER, one that e...
endosperm 17 17 in a seed, nutritive...
endotherm 17 16 a warm-blooded anima...
endpapers 18 17 ENDPAPER, a sheet of...
energetic 18 15 full of energetic, a...
energised 15 13 ENERGISE, to give en...
energiser 15 12 something that energ...
energises 15 12 ENERGISE, to give en...
energized 18 22 ENERGIZE, to give en...
energizer 18 21 something that energ...
energizes 18 21 ENERGIZE, to give en...
energumen 15 17 (obsolete) a person...
enervated 15 15 ENERVATE, to weaken,...
enervates 15 14 ENERVATE, to weaken,...
enervator 15 14 something that enerv...
enfeebler 18 17 something that enfee...
enfetters 16 13 ENFETTER, to bind wi...
enfevered 17 18 ENFEVER, to excite f...
enfierced 19 17 ENFIERCE, (Spenser)...
enfierces 19 16 ENFIERCE, (Spenser)...
enflowers 20 17 ENFLOWER, to cover w...
enfolders 17 15 ENFOLDER, one who en...
enforcers 19 16 ENFORCER, one that e...
engenders 14 14 ENGENDER, to bring i...
engineers 14 13 ENGINEER, to arrange...
engrainer 14 13 one who engrains, dy...
engravers 17 16 ENGRAVER, one who en...
engravery 23 18 (obsolete) the trade...
engrosser 15 12 one who copies a wri...
enhancers 18 16 ENHANCER, one who en...
enhungers 17 16 ENHUNGER, to make hu...
enjoinder 15 21 an order [n -S]
enjoiners 15 20 ENJOINER, one who en...
enkernels 15 16 ENKERNEL, to enclose...
enkindler 16 17 one who enkindles [n...
enlargers 16 13 ENLARGER, a device w...
enlisters 16 11 ENLISTER, one who en...
enlivener 16 16 something that enliv...
ennoblers 16 15 ENNOBLER, one who en...
enquirers 23 20 ENQUIRER, one who en...
enrichers 20 15 ENRICHER, one who en...
enrollers 16 12 ENROLLER, one who en...
enserfing 17 16 ENSERF, to make a se...
enshelter 17 13 (Shakespeare) to giv...
enslavers 17 15 ENSLAVER, one who en...
ensnarers 13 11 ENSNARER, one that e...
ensphered 18 16 ENSPHERE, to enclose...
enspheres 18 15 ENSPHERE, to enclose...
entailers 15 11 ENTAILER, one who en...
entangler 15 14 one who entangles [n...
entenders 13 12 ENTENDER, (obsolete)...
enterable 16 14 that can be entered...
enterally 22 14 ENTERAL, pertaining...
enterings 15 13 ENTERING, the act of...
enteritis 15 10 inflammation of the...
entertain 13 11 to hold the attentio...
entertake 14 14 (Spenser) to receive...
entertook 14 14 ENTERTAKE, (Spenser)...
entoderms 15 14 ENTODERM, the innerm...
entrainer 13 11 one who entrains [n...
entrapper 18 16 one who entraps [n -...
enumerate 14 14 to count, also NUMER...
enveloper 18 18 one who envelops [n...
envermeil 18 18 (Milton) to color wi...
epatering 17 15 EPATER, (French) to...
ephemerae 18 17 EPHEMERA, an insect...
ephemeral 20 18 existing only for a...
ephemeras 19 17 EPHEMERA, an insect...
ephemerid 20 18 an insect of the may...
ephemeris 20 17 (Greek) a table givi...
ephemeron 18 18 something of short l...
epicenter 19 16 (US) the point on th...
epidermal 19 17 of or pertaining to...
epidermic 22 19 of or pertaining to...
epidermis 19 16 the outermost layer...
epimerase 17 15 an enzyme which cata...
epimerise 18 15 to make into an epim...
epimerism 20 18 optical isomerism [n...
epimerize 21 24 to make an epimer of...
episperms 21 18 EPISPERM, the skin o...
episterna 16 13 EPISTERNUM, a median...
epistlers 19 13 EPISTLER, one who wr...
epistoler 18 13 the reader of the ep...
epitapher 21 17 a writer of epitaphs...
equaliser 24 20 a goal that equalise...
equalizer 27 29 a goal that equalise...
equerries 23 19 EQUERRY, an official...
equippers 28 25 EQUIPPER, one who eq...
eradiated 14 11 ERADIATE, to shoot o...
eradiates 14 10 ERADIATE, to shoot o...
eradicant 17 14 something that eradi...
eradicate 17 13 to root out [v ERADI...
erasement 14 13 the act of erasing;...
erectable 20 16 capable of being ere...
erections 17 13 ERECTION, the act of...
erectness 17 13 the state of being e...
eremitish 19 14 like an eremite, a h...
eremitism 18 15 the state of a hermi...
erethisms 19 14 ERETHISM, abnormal i...
erethitic 21 14 causing erethism, ab...
erewhiles 21 15 (archaic) some time...
ergataner 14 12 a worker-like wingle...
ergatives 18 15 ERGATIVE, a certain...
ergatoids 16 12 ERGATOID, a wingless...
ergogenic 19 17 enhancing physical p...
ergograms 18 16 ERGOGRAM, a record m...
ergograph 21 18 an instrument for me...
ergomania 15 15 excessive desire to...
ergometer 16 14 an instrument for me...
ergometry 23 16 the measurement of w...
ergonomic 19 18 of or pertaining to...
ergotised 16 12 ERGOTISE, to affect...
ergotises 16 11 ERGOTISE, to affect...
ergotisms 18 14 ERGOTISM, poisoning...
ergotized 19 21 ERGOTIZE, to affect...
ergotizes 19 20 ERGOTIZE, to affect...
erigerons 15 12 ERIGERON, a plant of...
eriometer 15 12 an instrument for me...
erionites 14 10 ERIONITE, a mineral...
eriophyid 26 17 any of a large famil...
eristical 20 13 pertaining to disput...
erogenous 14 13 producing erotic des...
erosional 14 11 relating or causing...
erosivity 24 15 the state of being e...
erostrate 14 9 without a beak [adj]
eroticise 18 12 to render erotic, al...
eroticism 20 15 erotic quality [n -S...
eroticist 19 12 one of an amorous te...
eroticize 21 21 to render erotic, al...
erotising 16 12 EROTISE, to give a s...
erotizing 19 21 EROTIZE, to give a s...
erotology 22 14 the study of erotic...
errancies 17 13 ERRANCY, an instance...
erratical 19 13 (archaic) erratic, a...
erroneous 13 11 wrong [adj ERRONEOUS...
errorists 16 9 ERRORIST, one holdin...
errorless 16 10 without errors [adj]
erstwhile 22 15 former; in the past...
eruciform 22 19 like a caterpillar [...
eructated 18 14 ERUCTATE, to belch o...
eructates 18 13 ERUCTATE, to belch o...
eruditely 23 14 ERUDITE, learned [ad...
erudition 15 12 learning [n -S]
eruptible 21 17 capable of undergoin...
eruptions 17 14 ERUPTION, the action...
eruptives 20 17 ERUPTIVE, a type of...
ervalenta 16 15 lentil-meal, also RE...
eryngiums 24 18 ERYNGIUM, a plant of...
erythemal 25 17 relating to erythema...
erythemas 24 16 ERYTHEMA, a redness...
erythemic 28 19 relating to erythema...
erythrina 23 14 a plant of the kaffi...
erythrism 26 16 a condition of exces...
erythrite 24 13 a reddish hydrous ar...
erythroid 24 14 of a red color [adj]
erythrons 23 14 ERYTHRON, a bodily o...
escalader 18 14 one who escalades, s...
escaliers 19 13 ESCALIER, (French) a...
eschewers 23 17 ESCHEWER, one who es...
esoterica 17 12 esoteric things [n]
esoteries 14 9 ESOTERY, secret doct...
esoterism 16 12 the holding of esote...
espaliers 18 13 ESPALIER, to train a...
esperance 18 16 (Shakespeare) hope,...
espousers 17 13 ESPOUSER, one who es...
essoiners 14 10 ESSOINER, one who su...
esterases 14 9 ESTERASE, any of a n...
estranger 15 12 one who estranges [n...
etceteras 17 12 ETCETERA, additional...
eternally 22 14 ETERNAL, everlasting...
eternised 14 11 ETERNISE, to make et...
eternises 14 10 ETERNISE, to make et...
eternized 17 20 ETERNIZE, to make et...
eternizes 17 19 ETERNIZE, to make et...
ethercaps 22 17 ETHERCAP, a spider,...
ethereous 16 12 (Milton) of or like...
etherical 21 15 relating to the ethe...
etherions 16 12 ETHERION, a very lig...
etherised 17 12 ETHERISE, to adminis...
etheriser 17 11 one who etherises, a...
etherises 17 11 ETHERISE, to adminis...
etherisms 19 14 ETHERISM, addiction...
etherists 18 11 ETHERIST, one who ad...
etherized 20 21 ETHERIZE, to adminis...
etherizer 20 20 one who administers...
etherizes 20 20 ETHERIZE, to adminis...
etrangere 14 12 (French) a (female)...
etrangers 15 12 ETRANGER, (French) a...
ettercaps 20 15 ETTERCAP, (Scots) a...
eulogiser 17 13 one who eulogises, a...
eulogizer 20 22 one who eulogizes, a...
eumerisms 18 16 EUMERISM, a biologic...
eurytherm 25 17 an organism which to...
eutherian 16 13 belonging to the Eut...
everglade 18 17 a swampy grassland,...
evergreen 16 16 a tree or shrub that...
eversible 20 17 that can be everted...
eversions 16 14 EVERSION, the act of...
everwhere 21 18 to or in all parts a...
everwhich 28 23 whichever [adj]
everybody 31 21 every person [pron]
everydays 29 18 EVERYDAY, something...
everywhen 27 21 on every occasion [a...
evildoers 18 15 EVILDOER, one who co...
eviternal 17 15 eternal [adj EVITERN...
examiners 21 20 EXAMINER, one that e...
exceeders 23 20 EXCEEDER, one who ex...
excerpted 26 23 EXCERPT, to pick out...
excerpter 26 22 one who makes excerp...
excerptor 26 22 one who makes excerp...
excerptum 28 26 (Latin) an excerpt,...
exchanger 26 24 one who exchanges [n...
exchequer 34 31 the Government's acc...
exclaimer 26 23 one who exclaims [n...
excluders 26 22 EXCLUDER, one who ex...
excreters 24 19 EXCRETER, one who ex...
executers 24 20 EXECUTER, one who ex...
exercised 24 20 EXERCISE, to perform...
exerciser 24 19 one who exercises [n...
exercises 24 19 EXERCISE, to perform...
exercycle 34 25 an exercise bike [n...
exergonic 24 22 of a biochemical rea...
exertions 20 17 EXERTION, the act of...
exhauster 23 19 one who, or that whi...
exhibiter 26 21 one who exhibits, al...
exhorters 23 18 EXHORTER, one who ex...
exodermal 22 21 relating to the exod...
exodermis 22 20 the outer cortex lay...
exonerate 18 17 to clear of blame [v...
exorciser 24 19 one who exorcises, a...
exorcizer 27 28 one who exorcizes, a...
exosphere 24 21 the outermost layer...
expanders 22 21 EXPANDER, a type of...
expecters 26 22 EXPECTER, someone wh...
expediter 23 20 one who expedites, a...
expellers 25 21 EXPELLER, one who ex...
expenders 22 21 EXPENDER, one who ex...
experting 24 22 EXPERT, (Spenser) to...
expertise 23 19 expert knowledge [n...
expertism 25 22 possession of specif...
expertize 26 28 to give an expert op...
explainer 23 21 one who explains [n...
exploders 24 21 EXPLODER, one that e...
exploiter 24 20 one who exploits [n...
explorers 24 20 EXPLORER, one who ex...
exporters 23 19 EXPORTER, one who ex...
expounder 22 22 one who expounds [n...
expresser 23 19 one who expresses [n...
expungers 24 23 EXPUNGER, one who ex...
exsertile 22 17 capable of being thr...
exserting 22 19 EXSERT, to protrude...
exsertion 20 17 a protrusion [n -S]
extenders 20 18 EXTENDER, a substanc...
exteriors 21 16 EXTERIOR, a part or...
extermine 21 20 (Shakespeare) to ext...
externals 21 18 EXTERNAL, an exterio...
externats 20 17 EXTERNAT, (French) a...
extollers 23 18 EXTOLLER, one who ex...
extorters 21 16 EXTORTER, one who ex...
extravert 23 20 extrovert, also EXTR...
extrovert 23 20 turning outwards, al...
extruders 22 18 EXTRUDER, something...
exuberant 22 21 luxuriant, overflowi...
exuberate 22 20 to be exuberant [v E...
eyeleteer 20 12 a small, sharp-point...
eyeliners 21 13 EYELINER, makeup for...
eyeopener 20 15 something surprising...
eyepopper 26 20 something that excit...
eyewaters 23 14 EYEWATER, a wash or...
fadometer 17 16 an instrument used t...
faggeries 19 16 FAGGERY, drudgery, f...
fahlerzes 23 24 FAHLERZ, (German) an...
failovers 20 17 FAILOVER, a procedur...
fairgoers 18 14 FAIRGOER, one who at...
falconers 20 17 FALCONER, one that h...
falderals 19 15 FALDERAL, to sing me...
falderols 19 15 FALDEROL, nonsense;...
fallalery 26 17 foppishness [n FALLA...
falsifier 21 16 one who falsifies [n...
falterers 18 13 FALTERER, one who fa...
faltering 19 16 hesitant [adj FALTER...
faradiser 17 13 one who faradises, s...
faradizer 20 22 one who faradises, s...
farmeress 18 15 a woman who farms [n...
farmeries 18 15 FARMERY, farm buildi...
fasheries 19 14 FASHERY, annoyance [...
fashioner 18 15 one who fashions [n...
fasteners 16 13 FASTENER, something...
fathering 20 17 the male act of proc...
fathomers 20 17 FATHOMER, one who fa...
fatteners 16 13 FATTENER, one that f...
favourers 19 17 FAVOURER, one that f...
feathered 18 15 FEATHER, to cover wi...
federally 25 17 FEDERAL, relating to...
federarie 16 13 (Shakespeare) a conf...
federated 16 14 FEDERATE, to unite i...
federates 16 13 FEDERATE, to unite i...
federator 16 13 one who federates [n...
feedwater 19 16 purified water used...
feldscher 24 19 (Russian) in Russia...
feldshers 21 16 FELDSHER, a medical...
feliciter 22 16 (Latin) happily, suc...
feltering 19 16 FELTER, to mat toget...
femeralls 20 17 FEMERALL, an outlet...
femerells 20 17 FEMERELL, a ventilat...
fencerows 22 19 FENCEROW, the land o...
feracious 20 16 prolific, fruitful [...
feralised 18 14 run wild following d...
feralized 21 23 run wild following d...
fermented 17 17 FERMENT, to undergo...
fermenter 17 16 an agent that causes...
fermentor 17 16 an agent that causes...
fermionic 21 19 of or like a fermion...
fernbirds 20 17 FERNBIRD, a small Ne...
ferneries 16 13 FERNERY, a place whe...
fernshaws 22 18 FERNSHAW, a thicket...
fernticle 21 17 (Scots) a freckle, a...
ferocious 20 16 fierce [adj FEROCIOU...
ferreling 19 16 FERREL, to fit with...
ferrelled 19 15 FERREL, to fit with...
ferreters 17 12 FERRETER, one who fe...
ferreting 18 15 rummaging about [n -...
ferriages 18 14 FERRIAGE, the fare p...
ferritins 18 13 FERRITIN, a protein...
ferrocene 18 16 an orange crystallin...
ferrogram 19 17 a slide prepared to...
ferrotype 25 17 an old form of photo...
ferruling 20 17 FERRULE, to fit with...
ferryboat 25 17 a boat used on a fer...
fertigate 18 14 to fertilize and irr...
fertilely 26 16 FERTILE, productive...
fertilest 19 13 FERTILE, productive...
fertilise 19 13 to make fertile, als...
fertility 26 15 the state of being f...
fertilize 22 22 to make fertile, als...
ferventer 18 17 FERVENT, hot, glowin...
fervently 26 20 FERVENT, hot, glowin...
fervidest 20 17 FERVID, warm, ardent...
fervidity 27 19 the state of being f...
fervorous 19 17 full of fervor [adj]
festering 18 15 FESTER, to generate...
feteritas 17 12 FETERITA, a cereal g...
fetterers 17 12 FETTERER, one who fe...
fettering 18 15 FETTER, to shackle [...
feverfews 24 22 FEVERFEW, a perennia...
feverless 20 17 without a fever [adj...
feverroot 18 16 an American wild pla...
feverweed 21 20 a plant thought to b...
feverwort 22 19 a coarse American he...
fewtering 21 18 FEWTER, to set a spe...
fibberies 22 18 FIBBERY, the habit o...
fiberfill 25 20 (US) synthetic fibre...
fiberised 20 16 FIBERISE, to break i...
fiberises 20 15 FIBERISE, to break i...
fiberized 23 25 FIBERIZE, to break i...
fiberizes 23 24 FIBERIZE, to break i...
fiberless 21 16 having no fibers, al...
fiberlike 22 20 like a fiber, also F...
fidgeters 19 15 FIDGETER, one who fi...
fidgetier 19 15 FIDGETY, restless, u...
fieriness 17 13 the state of being f...
fifteener 18 16 a verse of fifteen s...
figeaters 18 14 FIGEATER, a large be...
figgeries 20 16 FIGGERY, dressy orna...
filanders 18 15 FILANDER, a threadli...
filisters 20 13 FILISTER, a groove o...
fillester 20 14 a rabbet plane used...
filleters 20 14 FILLETER, one who fi...
fillister 21 14 a rabbet plane used...
filmgoers 21 18 FILMGOER, one who go...
filmmaker 22 23 one who makes films...
filterers 19 13 FILTERER, one that f...
filtering 20 16 FILTER, to purify a...
finaglers 19 16 FINAGLER, one who fi...
finaliser 18 14 one who finalises, a...
finalizer 21 23 one who finalizes, a...
financier 19 17 a person engaged in...
fineering 17 16 FINEER, to get goods...
finessers 17 13 FINESSER, one who do...
fingerers 18 15 FINGERER, one that f...
fingering 19 18 the choice of finger...
fingertip 21 18 the end of the finge...
finickier 22 20 FINICKY, difficult t...
finishers 20 15 FINISHER, one that f...
firepower 22 18 the amount of ammuni...
firereels 18 13 FIREREEL, a fire eng...
firerooms 18 15 FIREROOM, a room con...
firewater 20 15 strong alcoholic spi...
fisheries 20 14 FISHERY, a place for...
fisherman 20 18 one who catches fish...
fishermen 20 18 FISHERMAN, one who c...
flaccider 25 20 FLACCID, limp [adj]
flackered 22 21 FLACKER, (Scots) to...
flaffered 22 20 FLAFFER, (Scots) to...
flaneries 17 14 FLANERIE, commendabl...
flankered 18 19 FLANKER, to use flan...
flaperons 19 17 FLAPERON, an airfoil...
flashover 22 19 an electric discharg...
flatliner 19 15 one who flatlines [n...
flattener 17 14 something that makes...
flattered 18 14 FLATTER, to praise e...
flatterer 18 13 one who flatters [n...
flaughter 22 18 (Scots) to cut turfs...
flaunters 18 15 FLAUNTER, one who fl...
flauntier 18 15 FLAUNTY, showy [adj]
flavorers 20 17 FLAVORER, one that f...
flavourer 20 18 one who flavours, al...
fleckered 22 21 FLECKER, to mark wit...
fleerings 19 16 FLEERING, the act of...
flenchers 23 19 FLENCHER, one who fl...
flerovium 22 21 an artificially prod...
fleshlier 22 16 FLESHLY, pertaining...
fletchers 24 18 FLETCHER, one who ma...
flextimer 26 23 one who works flexti...
flibberts 24 19 FLIBBERT, (dialect)...
flichters 25 18 FLICHTER, to flutter...
flickered 23 21 FLICKER, to burn uns...
flightier 23 17 FLIGHTY, fickle [adj...
flinchers 24 19 FLINCHER, one who fl...
flindered 18 16 FLINDER, to break to...
flittered 19 14 FLITTER, to vibrate...
flitterns 19 14 FLITTERN, bark obtai...
flopovers 22 20 FLOPOVER, a defect i...
flouncier 21 18 FLOUNCY, flouncing [...
flounders 18 16 FLOUNDER, to struggl...
flowerage 21 18 the process or resul...
flowerbed 23 20 a bed containing flo...
flowerers 21 16 FLOWERER, a plant th...
flowerets 21 16 FLOWERET, a small fl...
flowerful 25 21 abounding with flowe...
flowerier 21 16 FLOWERY, abounding i...
flowerily 29 19 FLOWERY, abounding i...
flowering 22 19 the act of flowering...
flowerpot 23 19 a pot for a flower [...
flowmeter 22 19 an instrument for me...
fluidiser 20 15 an apparatus in whic...
fluidizer 23 24 an apparatus in whic...
flustered 19 15 FLUSTER, to put into...
fluttered 19 15 FLUTTER, to move in...
flutterer 19 14 one who flutters [n...
fluxmeter 26 24 any instrument for m...
flymakers 27 22 FLYMAKER, one who ti...
flypapers 29 21 FLYPAPER, a sticky p...
flyposter 27 18 one who engages in F...
flyrodder 25 17 an angler using arti...
focimeter 21 18 an instrument for me...
focometer 20 18 an instrument for me...
fodderers 17 14 FODDERER, someone wh...
foddering 18 17 the act of providing...
foederati 16 13 FOEDERATUS, (Latin)...
folderols 19 15 FOLDEROL, nonsense,...
followers 22 17 FOLLOWER, one that f...
fomenters 17 16 FOMENTER, one who fo...
fooderies 16 13 FOODERY, a restauran...
fooleries 17 13 FOOLERY, foolish beh...
foolisher 20 15 FOOLISH, lacking goo...
footering 17 15 FOOTER, to mess arou...
fopperies 21 18 FOPPERY, dandyish be...
forbearer 18 15 one who forbears [n...
forbidder 20 17 one who forbids [n -...
foreboder 18 16 a person who or thin...
foregoers 17 14 FOREGOER, one who go...
foreigner 17 15 a person belonging t...
foreranks 17 17 FORERANK, the first...
forereach 21 17 to glide ahead, esp....
forereads 16 13 FOREREAD, to foretel...
foreseers 16 12 FORESEER, one who fo...
foresters 17 12 FORESTER, one skille...
forfaiter 19 15 a person who, or com...
forfeiter 19 15 (Shakespeare) one wh...
forgather 20 16 to gather together,...
forgeries 18 14 FORGERY, the act of...
forgetter 18 14 one who forgets [n -...
forgivers 21 18 FORGIVER, one who fo...
forlorner 17 14 FORLORN, forsaken [a...
formatter 18 15 a programme for form...
forrarder 17 13 FORRAD, (Scots) forw...
forsakers 18 16 FORSAKER, one who fo...
fortifier 20 15 something that forti...
forwander 19 17 (archaic) to wander...
forwarder 20 16 one who forwards [n...
fossicker 22 19 (Australian slang) o...
fosterage 17 14 the care of a foster...
fosterers 17 12 FOSTERER, one that f...
fostering 18 15 the act of nurturing...
fothering 20 17 FOTHER, to protect a...
foughtier 21 17 FOUGHTY, (dialect) m...
fouldered 18 16 FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
foundered 16 16 FOUNDER, to become d...
foutering 18 16 FOUTER, (Scots) to m...
foxhunter 25 23 one who hunts foxes...
fracturer 21 16 one who fractures [n...
framplers 22 19 FRAMPLER, (Scott) a...
franseria 16 13 any of a genus of We...
fratchier 23 17 FRATCHY, quarrelsome...
frateries 17 12 FRATERY, a convent o...
fraternal 17 14 belonging to a broth...
fraudster 18 14 one who practises fr...
fraughter 21 17 FRAUGHT, laden with...
frecklier 23 20 FRECKLY, marked with...
freebaser 18 15 one who smokes freeb...
freediver 19 17 one who engages in f...
freerides 17 13 FREERIDE, an extreme...
freighter 21 16 a ship or aircraft f...
frescoers 20 15 FRESCOER, one who pa...
freshener 18 15 something that fresh...
fribblers 24 19 FRIBBLER, (obsolete)...
fripperer 22 18 (archaic) one who de...
frittered 18 13 FRITTER, to squander...
fritterer 18 12 one who fritters [n...
frivolers 21 17 FRIVOLER, one who fr...
frivoller 22 18 one who frivols, als...
frizzlers 26 31 FRIZZLER, one who fr...
frizzlier 26 31 FRIZZLY, of hair, ti...
frolicker 23 20 one who frolics [n -...
frontager 17 15 a person who owns or...
frontiers 17 13 FRONTIER, (Spenser)...
froughier 21 17 FROUGHY, of timber,...
frowsters 21 15 FROWSTER, (obsolete)...
frowstier 21 15 FROWSTY, fusty, stuf...
fruiterer 18 13 one who sells fruit...
fubberies 22 19 FUBBERY, a deception...
fulfiller 24 19 one who fulfils [n -...
fullerene 18 16 a ball-shaped molecu...
fulleride 20 16 a compound of a full...
fulleries 20 15 FULLERY, a place for...
fullering 21 18 FULLER, to groove wi...
fullerite 20 15 a crystalline form o...
fumeroles 19 17 FUMEROLE, a hole in...
funksters 19 18 FUNKSTER, a performe...
furbearer 19 16 an animal with fur [...
furbisher 23 18 one who furbishes; e...
furnisher 20 16 one who furnishes [n...
furriners 18 14 FURRINER, a foreigne...
furrowers 21 16 FURROWER, one that m...
furthered 20 16 FURTHER, to help for...
furtherer 20 15 one who furthers [n...
fusileers 19 14 FUSILEER, a soldier...
fusiliers 20 14 FUSILIER, a soldier...
gabellers 20 16 GABELLER, a collecto...
gaberdine 17 16 a closely woven twil...
gadgeteer 16 14 someone who delights...
gaggeries 18 15 GAGGERY, the practic...
gainsayer 21 14 one who gainsays, co...
gallanter 17 14 GALLANT, chivalrous...
gallerias 18 13 GALLERIA, a shopping...
galleried 18 14 GALLERY, to provide...
galleries 18 13 GALLERY, to provide...
gallerist 19 13 a person who owns or...
gallopers 20 16 GALLOPER, a rider, e...
galumpher 23 21 one who galumphs, mo...
gamesters 17 14 GAMESTER, a gambler...
gaminerie 16 15 (French) impishness,...
gammoners 17 18 GAMMONER, one who mi...
gandering 16 16 GANDER, to wander [v...
ganderism 17 16 behaviour of or suit...
gangsters 17 14 GANGSTER, a member o...
ganisters 16 12 GANISTER, a flintlik...
gannister 15 13 a flintlike rock use...
gaoleress 16 12 a female gaoler, als...
gardeners 15 13 GARDENER, one that g...
garderobe 17 15 (historical) a chamb...
garnering 16 15 GARNER, to gather an...
garnisher 18 14 one who, or that whi...
garotters 16 11 GAROTTER, one who ex...
garreteer 15 11 (archaic) one who li...
garroters 16 11 GARROTER, one who ex...
garrotter 16 11 one who garrottes [n...
gartering 17 14 GARTER, to support w...
gasaliers 17 12 GASALIER, a gaslight...
gaseliers 17 12 GASELIER, a gaslight...
gasholder 19 15 a storage tank for s...
gasifiers 19 14 GASIFIER, a device f...
gasoliers 17 12 GASOLIER, a gaslight...
gasometer 16 14 an instrument for ho...
gaspereau 17 15 (French) a fish of t...
gastering 17 14 GASTER, to frighten,...
gatherers 18 13 GATHERER, one that g...
gathering 19 16 a coming together [n...
gaucherie 21 17 (French) an awkward...
gauderies 16 13 GAUDERY, finery [n]
gauffered 20 19 GAUFFER, to press ri...
gauleiter 17 13 (German) an overbear...
gazetteer 18 20 a writer of news, or...
gazumpers 23 27 GAZUMPER, one that g...
gazunders 19 23 GAZUNDER, to lower t...
geekeries 16 15 GEEKERY, preoccupati...
gemmeries 18 17 GEMMERY, gems genera...
gendering 16 16 GENDER, (archaic) to...
genderise 15 13 to make distinctions...
genderize 18 22 to make distinctions...
generable 17 16 that may be generate...
generalcy 25 18 the rank of general...
generalia 15 13 GENERALE, (Latin) a...
generally 23 16 GENERAL, widespread...
generants 14 13 GENERANT, a line whi...
generated 14 13 GENERATE, to bring i...
generates 14 12 GENERATE, to bring i...
generator 14 12 an apparatus for tur...
generical 19 16 general; applicable...
gennakers 15 17 GENNAKER, a type of...
genteeler 15 13 GENTEEL, well-bred o...
geocacher 23 19 one who engages in g...
geologers 17 14 GEOLOGER, a geologis...
geomancer 18 18 one who practises ge...
geometers 16 14 GEOMETER, a speciali...
geosphere 19 16 the solid part of th...
geotherms 19 16 GEOTHERM, a line on...
geranials 16 13 GERANIAL, an alcohol...
geraniols 16 13 GERANIOL, an alcohol...
geraniums 17 16 GERANIUM, a plant of...
gerardias 16 12 GERARDIA, any of a g...
gerbilles 21 16 GERBILLE, a desert r...
gerfalcon 21 19 a heavy, powerful fa...
geriatric 20 14 relating to old peop...
germaines 16 15 GERMAINE, (Shakespea...
germander 16 16 a plant of the genus...
germanely 23 18 GERMANE, closely rel...
germanise 16 15 to make German, also...
germanite 16 15 a complex mineral, b...
germanium 18 19 a metallic element,...
germanize 19 24 to make German, also...
germanous 16 16 of or containing ger...
germicide 21 18 a substance that kil...
germinant 16 16 sprouting; sending f...
germinate 16 15 to sprout, to cause...
germiness 17 15 the state of being g...
germplasm 22 21 plant genetic materi...
germproof 21 20 proof against germs...
geropigas 19 16 GEROPIGA, a sweet fo...
gerundial 17 15 relating to a gerund...
gerundive 18 18 relating to a gerund...
gesneriad 15 13 a plant of a tropica...
gesnerias 15 12 GESNERIA, a plant of...
gesturers 17 12 GESTURER, one who ge...
gettering 17 14 the act of removing...
geysering 23 16 GEYSER, to eject jet...
geyserite 22 13 a deposit from hot s...
ghastlier 20 14 GHASTLY, like a ghos...
gheraoing 18 16 GHERAO, to carry out...
ghostlier 20 14 GHOSTLY, relating to...
giantlier 17 13 GIANTLY, like a gian...
gibbering 22 20 GIBBER, to utter sen...
gibberish 24 19 rapid, gabbling talk...
gigahertz 23 24 one billion hertz [n...
gingerade 16 15 a carbonated soft dr...
gingering 18 17 GINGER, to spice up,...
gingerous 17 15 (Dickens) sandy, red...
ginneries 15 13 GINNERY, a place whe...
gitterned 16 13 GITTERN, to play a m...
glaciered 20 16 having a glacier or...
gladdener 16 15 one who gladdens [n...
gladsomer 18 16 GLADSOME, feeling pl...
glandered 16 15 affected with glande...
glimmered 20 19 GLIMMER, to shine fa...
glimpsers 22 18 GLIMPSER, one who gl...
glissader 18 13 one who glissades [n...
glistered 18 13 GLISTER, (archaic) t...
glitchier 24 17 GLITCHY, characteris...
glittered 18 13 GLITTER, to sparkle...
glomerate 17 15 to gather into a bal...
glomerule 19 17 a cluster of short-s...
glomeruli 20 17 GLOMERULUS, the bunc...
glorifier 20 15 one who glorifies [n...
glowering 21 18 GLOWER, to look or s...
glycerias 27 17 GLYCERIA, an aquatic...
glyceride 27 18 an ester of glycerol...
glycerine 26 18 a non-technical name...
glycerins 27 18 GLYCERIN, a non-tech...
glycerols 28 18 GLYCEROL, a syrupy a...
glyceryls 35 20 GLYCERYL, a radical...
goadsters 16 12 GOADSTER, a man who...
goatherds 18 14 GOATHERD, one who te...
godfather 20 17 a male godparent [n...
godmother 19 17 a female godparent [...
goffering 21 20 make pleats with a g...
goldminer 18 17 one who mines for go...
gollering 19 16 GOLLER, to make a lo...
gollopers 20 16 GOLLOPER, one who go...
gondolier 16 14 one who operates a g...
gongsters 17 14 GONGSTER, a person w...
gooneries 14 12 GOONERY, thuggish be...
goosander 14 13 a large duck of the...
gooseherd 17 14 one who looks after...
gooseries 15 11 GOOSERY, a place for...
gophering 21 19 GOPHER, to burrow, m...
gorgerins 17 14 GORGERIN, a part of...
gospelers 19 15 GOSPELER, one that t...
gospeller 20 16 one of the four evan...
gossamers 17 14 GOSSAMER, a fine fil...
gossamery 23 16 of or like gossamer,...
gossipers 19 14 GOSSIPER, one that g...
gossipper 21 17 one who gossips, als...
gostering 17 14 GOSTER, (dialect) to...
governall 19 18 (Spenser) government...
governess 17 16 a woman entrusted wi...
governing 18 19 GOVERN, to rule or d...
governors 17 16 GOVERNOR, one that g...
grabblers 22 18 GRABBLER, one who gr...
gradelier 17 13 GRADELY, decent, ord...
graperies 18 14 GRAPERY, a building...
grapplers 22 18 GRAPPLER, one who gr...
gratifier 19 14 one who gratifies [n...
grauncher 21 18 a clumsy and incompe...
graywater 25 16 water that has been...
greffiers 21 17 GREFFIER, (French) i...
grenadier 15 13 originally, a soldie...
grewsomer 20 17 GREWSOME, repugnant,...
grimacers 21 17 GRIMACER, one who gr...
gristlier 19 12 GRISTLY, containing...
grizzlers 25 30 GRIZZLER, a grumbler...
grizzlier 25 30 GRIZZLY, greyish [ad...
groceries 19 14 GROCERY, a grocer's...
grouchier 22 17 GROUCHY, ill-tempere...
grounders 16 14 GROUNDER, in basebal...
grovelers 19 16 GROVELER, (US) one w...
groveller 20 17 one who grovels, als...
growthier 22 16 GROWTHY, exceptional...
gruellers 19 14 GRUELLER, one that g...
gruesomer 17 15 GRUESOME, repugnant,...
grumblers 22 19 GRUMBLER, one that g...
grumblier 22 19 GRUMBLY, muttering i...
guayabera 23 17 a short-sleeved, lig...
guberniya 24 18 (Russian) a territor...
guerdoned 15 15 GUERDON, to reward [...
guerdoner 15 14 one who guerdons, re...
gueridons 16 14 GUERIDON, a small or...
guerillas 19 14 GUERILLA, a member o...
guernseys 22 15 GUERNSEY, a close-fi...
guerrilla 19 14 a member of an irreg...
gulleries 19 14 GULLERY, a deception...
gumsucker 23 23 (Australian slang) a...
gunlayers 23 16 GUNLAYER, one who si...
gunmakers 18 20 GUNMAKER, a maker of...
gunneries 15 14 GUNNERY, the use of...
gunpapers 20 19 GUNPAPER, a type of...
gunpowder 21 20 an explosive mixture...
gunrunner 15 16 one who smuggles gun...
guttering 18 15 gutters collectively...
guyliners 24 16 GUYLINER, eyeliner w...
habaneras 17 15 HABANERA, a slow and...
habaneros 17 15 HABANERO, a hot chil...
haberdine 18 16 a cod salted and dri...
habergeon 18 17 (historical) a sleev...
hackberry 30 23 a genus of trees rel...
hackeries 21 18 HACKERY, an ox-drawn...
haeremais 17 14 HAEREMAI, (Maori) we...
hagbuteer 20 17 one who uses a hagbu...
hagbutter 21 17 one who uses a hagbu...
hagriders 19 14 HAGRIDER, one who ha...
hairdrier 18 12 a device for drying...
hairdryer 24 14 a device for drying...
hallowers 22 16 HALLOWER, one who ha...
haloseres 17 12 HALOSERE, a plant co...
haltering 19 15 HALTER, to put restr...
hamburger 22 20 (German) a patty of...
hamfatter 20 17 a third-rate minstre...
hammerers 19 17 HAMMERER, one who ha...
hammering 20 20 HAMMER, to strike re...
hammerkop 22 24 (Afrikaans) a bird o...
hammerman 19 21 a man who operates a...
hammermen 19 21 HAMMERMAN, a man who...
hammertoe 18 17 a deformity of the t...
hamperers 20 17 HAMPERER, one who ha...
hampering 21 20 HAMPER, to hinder, o...
hampsters 21 17 HAMPSTER, a small ro...
handovers 18 17 HANDOVER, a transfer...
handsomer 17 16 HANDSOME, attractive...
hangovers 19 18 HANGOVER, the physic...
hankerers 17 16 HANKERER, one who ha...
hankering 18 19 a yearning [n -S]
hapterons 18 15 HAPTERON, a holdfast...
haranguer 17 15 one who harangues [n...
harassers 17 11 HARASSER, one who ha...
harbinger 20 17 a forerunner; someth...
harborers 19 14 HARBORER, (US) one w...
harbourer 19 15 one who or that whic...
hardcover 22 19 a book in hard cover...
hardeners 16 13 HARDENER, one that h...
hardliner 18 14 one who takes a hard...
harkeners 17 16 HARKENER, one who ha...
harnesser 16 12 one who harnesses [n...
harpooner 17 15 one who uses a harpo...
harrowers 20 14 HARROWER, one that h...
harvester 19 15 any member of the Op...
hasteners 16 12 HASTENER, one who ha...
haterents 16 12 HATERENT, (Scots) ha...
hatmakers 19 18 HATMAKER, one that m...
hatterias 17 11 HATTERIA, a kind of...
hattering 18 14 HATTER, to trouble,...
haughtier 21 16 HAUGHTY, arrogant [a...
haverings 20 18 HAVERING, nonsensica...
haversack 23 22 a bag worn over the...
haversine 18 16 half the versed sine...
havockers 23 22 HAVOCKER, one who wr...
haweaters 19 14 HAWEATER, a resident...
haymakers 25 20 HAYMAKER, one that m...
hazarders 20 21 HAZARDER, one who ha...
headliner 17 14 the person whose nam...
headwater 19 15 the highest part of...
healthier 20 14 HEALTHY, wholesome [...
hearkener 16 16 one who hearkens, al...
heartener 15 12 one who heartens [n...
heathered 18 14 covered with heather...
hectorers 20 14 HECTORER, one who he...
hederated 16 13 crowned with a wreat...
hedgerows 21 17 HEDGEROW, a row of b...
helldiver 22 18 a small greyish-brow...
helleries 19 13 HELLERI, a tropical...
hemipters 21 17 HEMIPTER, one of the...
henneries 15 13 HENNERY, a poultry f...
heralding 19 16 HERALD, to proclaim,...
heraldist 19 13 a student of heraldr...
herbalism 22 18 the practice of herb...
herbalist 21 15 a person who practis...
herbarial 20 15 relating to a herbar...
herbarian 18 15 a herbalist [n -S]
herbaries 19 14 HERBARY, a garden of...
herbarium 21 18 a collection of pres...
herbelets 20 15 HERBELET, (Shakespea...
herbicide 23 18 a weedkiller [n -S]
herbivora 21 18 an extensive divisio...
herbivore 21 18 an organism that eat...
herbivory 28 20 the eating of grass...
herbology 27 19 the use or study of...
herborise 19 14 to search for plants...
herborist 20 14 a herbalist [n -S]
herborize 22 23 to search for plants...
hercogamy 28 21 the prevention of se...
herculean 20 17 of extraordinary str...
hercynite 26 17 black spinel, an alu...
herdesses 17 12 HERDESS, a female ke...
herdwicks 26 22 HERDWICK, a breed of...
hereabout 18 15 in the local area, a...
hereafter 18 14 from this time on [a...
hereaways 25 16 hereabout, in this v...
heretical 21 15 like a heretic, also...
hereunder 16 14 under this; below [a...
herissons 17 12 HERISSON, (French) a...
heritable 20 15 capable of being inh...
heritably 27 17 HERITABLE, capable o...
heritages 18 13 HERITAGE, something...
heritress 18 11 a female heir [n -ES...
herkogamy 26 22 the prevention of se...
hermandad 17 17 (Spanish) a confeder...
hermetics 22 17 the philosophy conta...
hermetism 20 17 a system of ideas ba...
hermetist 19 14 an adherent of herme...
hermitage 19 16 a hermit's abode [n...
hermitess 19 14 a female hermit [n -...
hermitism 21 17 the state of being a...
herniated 16 13 HERNIATE, to protrud...
herniates 16 12 HERNIATE, to protrud...
hernshaws 22 17 HERNSHAW, a heron, a...
heroicise 20 14 to make heroic, also...
heroicize 23 23 to make heroic, also...
heroinism 18 15 addiction to heroin...
heroising 18 14 HEROISE, to make her...
heroizing 21 23 HEROIZE, to make her...
heronries 16 12 HERONRY, a breeding...
heronsews 19 15 HERONSEW, a heron, a...
heronshaw 21 17 a heron, also HERNSH...
heroships 22 16 HEROSHIP, the state...
herpetics 23 17 HERPETIC, a person s...
herpetoid 19 15 of or relating to sn...
herriment 18 15 (Scots) spoliation,...
herringer 18 14 a man or boat employ...
herryment 24 17 (Scots) spoliation,...
hesitater 17 11 one who hesitates, a...
hesperids 20 15 HESPERID, a skipper...
hesternal 17 13 of or relating to ye...
hetaerism 18 14 concubinage; a syste...
hetaerist 17 11 an advocate of hetae...
heterodox 22 19 holding unorthodox o...
heteronym 23 17 a word having same s...
heteropod 18 15 any of a group of fr...
heteroses 16 11 HETEROSIS, the incre...
heterosis 17 11 the increased size a...
heterotic 20 14 relating to heterosi...
heucheras 22 17 HEUCHERA, a North Am...
hexameral 24 22 arranged in six grou...
hexameter 23 21 a verse line of six...
hibernate 18 15 to pass the winter i...
hibernise 19 15 to render Irish, als...
hibernize 22 24 to render Irish, als...
hieracium 22 18 any plant of the gen...
hierarchs 23 16 HIERARCH, a high-ran...
hierarchy 29 18 a body or organizati...
hieratica 20 14 (Latin) the finest p...
hieratics 21 14 HIERATIC, the sacred...
hierocrat 20 14 a governing priest [...
hierodule 18 14 a temple slave in th...
hierogram 19 16 a sacred or hierogly...
hierology 25 16 the science of sacre...
highering 22 18 HIGHER, to raise, ma...
highflier 25 19 a bird that flies hi...
highflyer 31 21 a bird that flies hi...
hijackers 24 27 HIJACKER, one that h...
hindberry 26 18 the raspberry [n HIN...
hinderers 17 13 HINDERER, one who hi...
hindering 18 16 impeding [adj HINDER...
hiphugger 25 21 of trousers, having...
hithering 21 16 HITHER, to come this...
hitmakers 20 18 HITMAKER, a musician...
hizzoners 23 30 HIZZONER, his honour...
hobjobber 25 29 one who does odd job...
hobnobber 22 21 one who hobnobs [n -...
hodiernal 17 14 of or pertaining to...
hodometer 17 15 an instrument for me...
hoggerels 20 16 HOGGEREL, (dialect)...
hoggeries 19 15 HOGGERY, hogs collec...
holderbat 20 16 a clamp fixed around...
holdovers 20 17 HOLDOVER, something...
holidayer 24 15 a holiday-maker [n -...
hollering 20 16 HOLLER, to call out...
holstered 18 13 HOLSTER, to place in...
homebuyer 26 20 one who is buying a...
homecomer 21 20 a person coming home...
homemaker 19 21 a housewife or house...
homeomery 24 19 the state of being h...
homeowner 19 18 one who owns a home...
homerooms 18 17 HOMEROOM, the classr...
homocercy 30 22 the condition in fis...
honourers 16 13 HONOURER, one who ho...
hoopsters 19 14 HOOPSTER, a basketba...
hoovering 19 18 the act of using a h...
hoppercar 24 20 a container for grai...
horologer 18 14 a watchmaker [n -S]
horopters 19 14 HOROPTER, a set of p...
horserace 19 14 a race for horses [n...
hosieries 17 11 HOSIERY, stockings o...
hostelers 18 12 HOSTELER, a person w...
hosteller 19 13 a person who lives i...
hotdogger 19 16 one who hotdogs, sho...
hoteliers 18 12 HOTELIER, a hotel ma...
hotliners 18 13 HOTLINER, someone ru...
hottering 18 14 HOTTER, to vibrate,...
houseroom 17 15 room or place in a h...
hovellers 21 17 HOVELLER, a small co...
hoverport 21 18 a port for hovercraf...
howitzers 24 23 HOWITZER, a short re...
howsoever 21 18 in what way soever,...
huaqueros 25 22 HUAQUERO, (Spanish)...
hucksters 23 19 HUCKSTER, to peddle...
huckstery 29 21 the business of a hu...
huissiers 19 12 HUISSIER, (French) a...
humaniser 18 16 something or someone...
humanizer 21 25 one who humanizes, a...
humbucker 26 26 a twin-coil guitar p...
humbugger 24 23 one who humbugs, dec...
humdinger 20 19 a person or thing of...
hummeller 22 20 (dialect) a machine...
hundreder 17 15 an inhabitant or fre...
hungerful 22 20 hungry [adj]
hungering 19 18 HUNGER, to crave [v]
hunkering 19 20 HUNKER, to squat [v]
husbander 19 17 one who husbands [n...
hushering 21 17 HUSHER, to usher, es...
hydrosere 23 14 an ecological sere o...
hyperacid 29 20 excessively acid [ad...
hyperarid 26 17 excessively arid [ad...
hyperbola 28 20 a type of mathematic...
hyperbole 28 20 (Greek) impression b...
hypercube 31 23 a figure in a space...
hyperemia 26 19 an excess or congest...
hyperemic 30 22 relating to hyperemi...
hyperfine 27 20 excessively fine [ad...
hypergamy 34 23 the marriage of a ma...
hypergols 28 19 HYPERGOL, a rocket f...
hypericin 29 20 a compound with anti...
hypericum 31 23 a herbaceous plant o...
hyperlink 28 22 a form of cross-refe...
hypermart 27 19 a very large self-se...
hypernova 26 21 an exploding star th...
hypernyms 33 22 HYPERNYM, a word rep...
hypernymy 39 24 the state of being a...
hyperopes 27 19 HYPEROPE, a farsight...
hyperopia 27 19 longsightedness, aka...
hyperopic 31 22 suffering from hyper...
hyperpnea 26 20 abnormally fast brea...
hyperpure 28 20 excessively pure [ad...
hyperreal 26 17 involving particular...
hypertext 32 23 computer software an...
hypesters 26 16 HYPESTER, a person o...
hypoderma 26 20 a layer of tissue be...
hypoderms 27 20 HYPODERM, the tissue...
hysterias 24 13 HYSTERIA, uncontroll...
hysterics 28 16 HYSTERIC, one who is...
hysteroid 24 14 like hysteria, also...
iceboater 19 15 one who travels by i...
icemakers 20 19 ICEMAKER, an applian...
icterical 23 16 a remedy for icterus...
icteruses 19 13 ICTERUS, a diseased...
idealiser 16 11 one who idealises, a...
idealizer 19 20 one who idealizes, a...
idolaters 16 11 IDOLATER, one that w...
idolisers 17 11 IDOLISER, one who id...
idolizers 20 20 IDOLIZER, one who id...
illiberal 21 15 narrow-minded, intol...
illuminer 19 16 one who illumines [n...
imageries 17 14 IMAGERY, a mental pi...
imagineer 16 15 to design and create...
imaginers 17 15 IMAGINER, one who im...
imbalmers 21 19 IMBALMER, one who im...
imbitters 20 15 IMBITTER, to make bi...
imborders 19 16 IMBORDER, to provide...
imbowered 21 19 IMBOWER, to give she...
immerging 20 20 IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immersers 18 15 IMMERSER, one who im...
immersing 19 18 IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immersion 17 16 the act of immersing...
immersive 20 19 providing stimulatio...
immuniser 18 17 one that renders imm...
immunizer 21 26 one that renders imm...
impacters 22 18 IMPACTER, one that i...
impairers 19 15 IMPAIRER, one who, o...
imparters 19 15 IMPARTER, one who im...
impeacher 23 20 one who impeaches [n...
impellers 21 17 IMPELLER, one that i...
imperator 18 15 (Latin) a commander;...
imperfect 24 21 not perfect, also UN...
imperials 20 16 IMPERIAL, an emperor...
imperiled 20 17 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperious 19 16 assuming command; ha...
imperiums 21 19 IMPERIUM, (Latin) em...
impingers 20 18 IMPINGER, one that i...
implanter 19 17 one who implants [n...
impleader 19 17 one who prosecutes o...
implorers 20 16 IMPLORER, one who im...
impolders 20 17 IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
impoliter 20 16 IMPOLITE, having bad...
importers 19 15 IMPORTER, one that i...
imposters 19 15 IMPOSTER, one who po...
impounder 18 18 one who impounds [n...
impowered 21 19 IMPOWER, to authoriz...
impresser 19 15 one who impresses [n...
imprinter 19 16 one who imprints [n...
improvers 21 19 IMPROVER, one who im...
impugners 20 19 IMPUGNER, one who im...
inbreeder 16 14 one who inbreeds [n...
incensers 17 14 INCENSER, a burner o...
incenters 17 14 INCENTER, the centre...
incertain 17 14 (obsolete) uncertain...
incliners 19 15 INCLINER, something...
inclosers 19 14 INCLOSER, one who, o...
increaser 17 13 one who increases [n...
incumbers 22 20 INCUMBER, to impede...
indenters 14 12 INDENTER, one that i...
indicters 19 14 INDICTER, one who in...
indorsers 15 11 INDORSER, one that e...
indulgers 18 15 INDULGER, one who in...
indweller 20 16 an inhabitant [n -S]
inerrable 17 14 incapable of erring;...
inerrably 24 16 INERRABLE, incapable...
inerrancy 23 16 exemption from error...
inertness 14 11 the state of being i...
inerudite 15 12 not erudite [adj]
inexperts 23 20 INEXPERT, one who la...
infanteer 15 14 a Canadian word for...
infecters 20 16 INFECTER, one that i...
inferable 19 17 that can be inferred...
inferably 26 19 INFERABLE, that can...
inference 18 17 the act of inferring...
inferible 20 17 that can be inferred...
inferiors 17 13 INFERIOR, one of les...
inferrers 17 13 INFERRER, one who in...
inferring 18 16 INFER, to reach or d...
infertile 18 14 not fertile, also UN...
infesters 17 13 INFESTER, one who, o...
infielder 18 15 a fielder who stands...
infighter 21 17 one who fights at cl...
inflamers 19 17 INFLAMER, one who in...
inflaters 18 14 INFLATER, one that i...
inflicter 22 17 one who inflicts, al...
infolders 18 15 INFOLDER, one that i...
informers 18 16 INFORMER, one that i...
infringer 18 16 one who infringes [n...
ingathers 18 14 INGATHER, to gather...
ingrainer 15 13 one who ingrains, al...
inhabiter 19 15 one who inhabits, al...
inhaulers 18 14 INHAULER, a line for...
inhercing 21 18 INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inherence 18 16 the state of inherin...
inherency 25 18 the state of inherin...
inherited 17 13 INHERIT, to receive...
inheritor 17 12 one who inherits [n...
inhibiter 20 15 something or someone...
inholders 18 14 INHOLDER, a containe...
initialer 16 11 one who initials, al...
inkholder 19 18 a container for ink;...
inlanders 15 13 INLANDER, one living...
innermost 15 14 farthest in [adj] /...
innerness 13 12 the state of being i...
innersole 14 12 an insole [n -S]
innervate 15 15 to supply with nerve...
innerving 17 18 INNERVE, to supply w...
innerwear 16 14 underwear [n -S]
innkeeper 16 18 a person in charge o...
inputters 18 14 INPUTTER, someone wh...
inquering 24 23 INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inquirers 24 20 INQUIRER, one who en...
inscriber 21 16 one who inscribes [n...
inselberg 19 16 (German) an isolated...
inserters 15 10 INSERTER, one who in...
inserting 16 13 INSERT, to put in [v...
insertion 14 11 the act of inserting...
insetters 15 10 INSETTER, a person w...
inshelter 18 13 to place in shelter...
insincere 17 14 not sincere [adj INS...
insisters 16 10 INSISTER, one who in...
insnarers 14 11 INSNARER, one that e...
insphered 19 16 INSPHERE, to enclose...
inspheres 19 15 INSPHERE, to enclose...
inspirers 18 13 INSPIRER, one that i...
installer 17 12 one who instals [n -...
instanter 14 11 without delay [adj]
instiller 18 12 one who instils [n -...
insulters 17 12 INSULTER, one who in...
inswinger 19 16 in cricket, a ball b...
intenders 14 12 INTENDER, (obsolete)...
interacts 18 13 INTERACT, to act on...
interarch 20 15 to have intersecting...
interbank 17 18 between or among ban...
interbeds 17 14 INTERBED, to insert...
interbred 17 14 INTERBREED, to breed...
intercede 17 14 to act as peacemaker...
intercell 20 15 between cells [adj]
intercept 20 16 to stop and seize on...
intercity 25 15 between cities [adj]
interclan 18 15 between clans [adj]
interclub 22 18 between clubs [adj]
intercoms 19 16 INTERCOM, a type of...
intercrop 20 16 to plant a second cr...
intercuts 19 14 INTERCUT, to alterna...
interdash 17 13 to dash between or a...
interdeal 15 12 (archaic) to intrigu...
interdict 19 14 to forbid, prohibit...
interdine 14 12 to eat together [v I...
interesse 14 10 (obsolete) an intere...
interests 15 10 INTEREST, to engage...
interface 19 16 to interact or opera...
interfere 16 13 to intervene, come i...
interfile 18 14 to arrange in or add...
interfirm 19 16 between firms [adj]
interflow 21 17 to flow in [v -ED, -...
interfold 18 15 to fold together or...
interfuse 17 14 to pour or spread be...
intergang 16 15 between gangs [adj]
intergrew 19 15 INTERGROW, to grow i...
intergrow 19 15 to grow into or amon...
interiors 15 10 INTERIOR, the inside...
interject 20 22 to interpose, throw...
interjoin 16 20 (Shakespeare) to joi...
interknit 16 15 to knit together [v...
interknot 15 15 to knot together [v...
interlace 18 14 to lace, weave toget...
interlaid 16 12 INTERLAY, to place b...
interlaps 18 14 INTERLAP, to lap ove...
interlard 16 12 to place lard or bac...
interlays 22 13 INTERLAY, to place b...
interleaf 17 14 a leaf inserted betw...
interlend 15 13 to lend between [v I...
interlent 15 12 INTERLEND, to lend b...
interline 15 12 to write or insert b...
interlink 17 16 to link together [v...
interloan 14 12 a loan between one l...
interlock 20 18 to lock or clasp tog...
interloop 17 14 to loop together [v...
interlope 17 14 to intrude; to traff...
interlude 16 13 an interval between...
intermale 16 14 between males [adj]
intermats 16 13 INTERMAT, to mat fib...
interment 15 14 the act or ceremony...
intermesh 18 15 to mesh together, to...
intermits 17 13 INTERMIT, to stop te...
intermont 15 14 situated between mou...
intermure 16 14 (obsolete) to wall i...
internals 15 12 INTERNAL, an inner a...
internees 13 11 INTERNEE, one who ha...
internets 14 11 INTERNET, the worldw...
interning 15 14 INTERN, to confine d...
internist 15 11 a specialist in inte...
internode 13 12 the space between tw...
interpage 17 15 to print or insert o...
interplay 24 16 mutual action [n -S]...
interpled 18 15 INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpone 15 14 to interpose; to ins...
interpose 16 13 to place between [v...
interpret 17 13 to explain the meani...
interrace 17 13 between races [adj]
interrail 16 11 to travel between ci...
interring 16 13 INTER, to bury [v]
interrupt 18 14 to break in between...
intersect 18 13 to cut into or betwe...
intersert 15 10 (obsolete) to put in...
interterm 16 13 the period between t...
intertext 21 17 a text between texts...
interties 15 10 INTERTIE, a short ti...
intertill 18 12 to cultivate between...
interunit 15 12 between units [adj]
intervale 17 15 a low level tract of...
intervals 18 15 INTERVAL, a space of...
intervein 16 15 to intersect (as) wi...
intervene 15 15 to come or be betwee...
interview 20 17 to conduct a formal...
interwebs 20 16 INTERWEB, a facetiou...
interwind 18 15 to wind in among [v...
interwork 19 17 to work together or...
interwove 19 17 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interzone 16 20 a zone between zones...
intimater 16 13 one who intimates [n...
intriguer 17 13 one who intrigues [n...
introvert 17 14 to turn inwards [v -...
intruders 16 12 INTRUDER, one that i...
inveigher 20 18 one who inveighs [n...
inveigler 19 17 one who inveigles [n...
inventers 16 15 INVENTER, one who in...
inverness 16 15 a loose overcoat wit...
inversely 24 17 INVERSE, opposite [a...
inversing 18 17 INVERSE, to turn som...
inversion 16 15 the act of inverting...
inversive 19 18 tending to invert [a...
invertase 16 14 an enzyme that inver...
inverters 17 14 INVERTER, one who in...
inverting 18 17 INVERT, to turn upsi...
invertins 17 15 INVERTIN, an unorgan...
invertors 17 14 INVERTOR, one who in...
involvers 20 19 INVOLVER, one who in...
isenergic 19 15 denoting equal energ...
islanders 16 12 ISLANDER, one who li...
isomerase 15 12 an enzyme which spee...
isomerise 16 12 to change into an is...
isomerism 18 15 the state, quality,...
isomerize 19 21 to change into an is...
isomerous 16 13 having the same numb...
isopteran 16 13 any member of an ord...
isosteric 19 12 of two different mol...
isotheral 18 12 a line connecting po...
isotheres 17 11 ISOTHERE, a line con...
isotherms 19 14 ISOTHERM, a line on...
itemisers 17 12 ITEMISER, one that i...
itemizers 20 21 ITEMIZER, one that i...
iterances 17 13 ITERANCE, repetition...
iterating 16 12 ITERATE, to repeat,...
iteration 14 10 repetition, also ITE...
iterative 17 13 repeating, iterating...
itineracy 24 15 making journeys from...
itinerant 14 11 travelling [adj ITIN...
itinerary 21 12 a plan or record of...
itinerate 14 10 to wander without a...
jabberers 21 24 JABBERER, one who ja...
jabbering 22 27 talking rapidly [adj...
jackeroos 20 25 JACKEROO, a newcomer...
jacquerie 28 31 (French) a peasant's...
jaggeries 19 22 JAGGERY, a coarse, d...
jaileress 18 19 a female jailer, als...
japanners 17 23 JAPANNER, one who va...
jargoneer 16 21 a person who uses ja...
jarlsberg 22 24 (tradename) a Norweg...
jasperise 19 21 to turn into, or cau...
jasperize 22 30 to turn into, or cau...
jasperous 19 22 of or like jasper, a...
jawboners 21 25 JAWBONER, one who en...
jayhawker 29 29 a name given to a fr...
jaywalker 28 28 one who walks in the...
jazerants 19 28 JAZERANT, (historica...
jeeringly 25 24 JEERING, mocking [ad...
jeoparder 18 22 one who puts in jeop...
jequerity 32 30 the tropical shrub I...
jeremiads 18 22 JEREMIAD, a literary...
jerepigos 20 23 JEREPIGO, a sweet fo...
jerfalcon 22 26 a heavy, powerful fa...
jerkiness 18 23 the state of being j...
jerkingly 27 28 JERKING, jerky [adv]
jerkwater 21 25 not on a branch line...
jeroboams 19 24 JEROBOAM, an oversiz...
jerquings 27 31 JERQUING, a search f...
jerricans 20 22 JERRICAN, a fuel con...
jerrycans 26 24 JERRYCAN, a fuel con...
jesserant 16 19 (historical) a coat...
jetliners 18 20 JETLINER, a plane po...
jewellers 22 23 JEWELLER, a trader o...
jewellery 28 25 jewels in general, a...
jibbering 23 27 JIBBER, to utter sen...
jiggering 21 25 JIGGER, to jerk up a...
jinkering 19 26 JINKER, to transport...
jitterbug 22 24 to dance a jazz danc...
jitterier 18 18 JITTERY, extremely n...
jittering 19 21 JITTER, to fidget [v...
jobberies 21 24 JOBBERY, the conduct...
jobernowl 22 26 a stupid person [n -...
jobholder 22 25 one who has a job [n...
jobseeker 19 25 one engaged in seeki...
joineries 16 19 JOINERY, the trade o...
jokesters 18 22 JOKESTER, a practica...
jolleyers 25 22 JOLLEYER, one who us...
jookeries 17 22 JOOKERY, (Scots) tri...
joukeries 18 23 JOUKERY, trickery, a...
journeyer 22 22 one who journeys [n...
joyfuller 28 26 JOYFUL, full of joy...
joypopper 29 29 one who joypops, use...
joyriders 24 21 JOYRIDER, one who jo...
juddering 19 24 JUDDER, to vibrate,...
junketeer 17 24 one who junkets, fea...
junketers 18 24 JUNKETER, one that j...
junketter 18 24 one who junkets, fea...
justicers 22 22 JUSTICER, (obsolete)...
justifier 21 22 one who justifies [n...
kachumber 25 25 (Hindi) a salad of c...
kaiserdom 17 17 the office of kaiser...
kaiserins 16 14 KAISERIN, a kaiser's...
kaiserism 18 16 the system of having...
kameraded 16 18 KAMERAD, to surrende...
karabiner 17 17 a steel link with cl...
kashering 19 18 KASHER, to prepare f...
kedgerees 16 16 KEDGEREE, a food in...
kekerengu 17 21 a New Zealand bug [n...
keratitis 17 13 inflammation of the...
keratomas 16 16 KERATOMA, a skin dis...
keratoses 15 13 KERATOSIS, excessive...
keratosic 19 16 relating to keratosi...
keratosis 16 13 excessive growth of...
keratotic 19 16 relating to keratosi...
kerbsides 19 17 KERBSIDE, the side o...
kerbstone 17 17 a stone placed edgew...
kerchiefs 24 21 KERCHIEF, a cloth or...
kerflooey 24 19 into a state of dest...
kerfuffle 24 24 (Scots) a commotion...
kermesite 17 16 a cherry-red mineral...
kermesses 17 16 KERMESSE, (Dutch) a...
kerneling 17 18 KERNEL, to envelop l...
kernelled 17 17 KERNEL, to envelop l...
kerosenes 14 14 KEROSENE, a fuel oil...
kerosines 15 14 KEROSINE, a fuel oil...
kerplunks 21 23 KERPLUNK, to drop wi...
kerygmata 24 20 KERYGMA, (Greek) the...
keylogger 25 20 a device or software...
keynoters 21 16 KEYNOTER, one who de...
keyworker 26 22 a worker such as a t...
kibbitzer 25 28 (Yiddish) one who of...
kibitzers 23 25 KIBITZER, (Yiddish)...
kickboxer 29 30 one who practises ki...
kidnapers 18 18 KIDNAPER, one who ki...
kidnapper 20 21 one who kidnaps, als...
kieserite 16 13 a hydrous sulphate o...
kilderkin 19 20 (obsolete) a cask me...
killdeers 19 16 KILLDEER, a wading b...
kilohertz 23 25 a unit of frequency,...
kiloliter 19 15 a unit of capacity,...
kilometer 18 17 a thousand metres, a...
kingmaker 19 23 one who decides who...
kipperers 21 19 KIPPERER, one who cu...
kippering 22 22 KIPPER, to cure fish...
kitchener 21 19 a kitchen servant; a...
kitschier 23 18 KITSCHY, having the...
klondiker 18 20 a factory-ship, also...
klondyker 24 22 a factory-ship, also...
knackered 19 22 KNACKER, to exhaust...
knaveries 17 18 KNAVERY, trickery [n...
kneerooms 15 17 KNEEROOM, space to p...
knickered 20 22 wearing knickers [ad...
kniferest 18 17 a support on which a...
knobblier 21 21 KNOBBLY, having very...
knowinger 19 20 KNOWING, astute, cra...
knubblier 22 22 KNUBBLY, having litt...
knucklers 22 23 KNUCKLER, (slang) a...
knucklier 22 23 KNUCKLY, having prom...
konimeter 16 17 an instrument for me...
koreroing 16 16 KORERO, to talk, con...
koshering 19 18 KOSHER, to prepare f...
kowtowers 22 19 KOWTOWER, one who ko...
kramerias 17 16 KRAMERIA, a genus of...
kreutzers 20 23 KREUTZER, (German) a...
kryometer 23 18 an instrument for me...
kvetchers 24 22 KVETCHER, (Yiddish)...
kvetchier 24 22 KVETCHY, (Yiddish) h...
laagering 17 15 LAAGER, to form a de...
labellers 20 15 LABELLER, one that l...
labourers 18 14 LABOURER, one who la...
lacemaker 20 20 one who makes lace [...
lacerable 21 17 that can be lacerate...
lacerated 18 14 LACERATE, to tear ro...
lacerates 18 13 LACERATE, to tear ro...
lacertian 18 14 related to the lizar...
lacertids 20 14 LACERTID, a kind of...
lacertine 18 14 lizard-like, also LA...
lackering 21 20 LACKER, to coat with...
lacquered 27 24 LACQUER, to coat wit...
lacquerer 27 23 one who lacquers [n...
laddering 17 15 LADDER, to cause a r...
lairdlier 18 12 LAIRDLY, like a lair...
lamaserai 16 13 (Tibetan) a monaster...
lamenters 16 14 LAMENTER, one who la...
lamisters 18 13 LAMISTER, a fugitive...
lammigers 20 18 LAMMIGER, a cripple,...
lamperses 19 16 LAMPERS, inflammatio...
lampooner 17 17 one who writes lampo...
landloper 18 16 (Dutch) a wanderer,...
landowner 17 16 one who owns land [n...
lannerets 14 12 LANNERET, the male l...
lanterloo 15 12 (obsolete) a card ga...
lanterned 14 13 LANTERN, to provide...
lappering 21 19 LAPPER, (Scots) to c...
larceners 18 14 LARCENER, one who co...
larderers 16 11 LARDERER, a person i...
larrupers 19 14 LARRUPER, one who la...
laserdisc 20 14 a disc similar to a...
laserdisk 18 15 a disc similar to a...
laserwort 19 13 any plant of the umb...
latecomer 19 16 one who arrives late...
lateeners 14 11 LATEENER, a lateenri...
lateraled 16 12 LATERAL, to throw a...
laterally 24 14 LATERAL, sideways [a...
laterborn 17 14 someone born later [...
laterised 16 11 LATERISE, to convert...
laterises 16 10 LATERISE, to convert...
laterites 16 10 LATERITE, a highly w...
lateritic 20 13 of laterite; similar...
laterized 19 20 LATERIZE, to convert...
laterizes 19 19 LATERIZE, to convert...
latherers 18 12 LATHERER, one who la...
latherier 18 12 LATHERY, covered wit...
lathering 19 15 LATHER, to cover wit...
laticifer 22 16 a cell or group of c...
latimeria 17 13 any fish of the coel...
laughters 20 15 LAUGHTER, the act or...
launchers 21 17 LAUNCHER, a launchin...
laundered 15 14 LAUNDER, to wash clo...
launderer 15 13 one who launders [n...
lavaliere 18 15 a loosely-tied bow;...
lavaliers 19 15 LAVALIER, a loosely-...
lavateras 17 14 LAVATERA, any plant...
laveering 18 17 LAVEER, (archaic) to...
lavenders 17 16 LAVENDER, to perfume...
laverocks 22 21 LAVEROCK, to catch l...
lavishers 21 16 LAVISHER, one who la...
lawgivers 23 19 LAWGIVER, one who in...
lawmakers 21 20 LAWMAKER, one who ma...
lawmonger 20 19 a trivially contenti...
lawnmower 22 20 a machine for cuttin...
lawyering 26 18 working as a member...
layerages 22 14 LAYERAGE, a method o...
layerings 23 15 LAYERING, a method o...
layperson 23 16 a member of the lait...
leaderene 13 12 a female leader, esp...
leaferies 17 13 LEAFERY, foliage, al...
leafleter 18 14 one who distributes...
leaguered 16 14 LEAGUER, to besiege...
leaperous 17 14 (obsolete) leprous,...
leathered 17 13 LEATHER, to cover wi...
leaveners 16 15 LEAVENER, one who le...
lecheries 21 15 LECHERY, excessive s...
lechering 22 18 LECHER, to lust [v]
lecherous 21 16 lustful [adj LECHERO...
lecturers 20 14 LECTURER, one who le...
ledgering 18 16 LEDGER, to fish with...
leeriness 15 11 the state of being l...
leeringly 24 16 LEERING [adv]
leftovers 20 17 LEFTOVER, an unused...
legaliser 18 13 one who legalises, a...
legalizer 21 22 one who legalizes, a...
legerings 18 15 LEGERING, the act of...
legwarmer 21 18 one of a pair of gar...
leistered 16 11 LEISTER, to spear wi...
lengthier 19 15 LENGTHY, very long [...
leprosery 24 15 a hospital for leper...
letterbox 24 20 a box for holding le...
letterers 16 10 LETTERER, one who le...
lettering 17 13 the act of impressin...
letterman 16 14 an athlete who has e...
lettermen 16 14 LETTERMAN, an athlet...
letterset 16 10 a method of rotary p...
levanters 17 15 LEVANTER, a boistero...
levellers 20 16 LEVELLER, one that l...
leveraged 18 17 LEVERAGE, to provide...
leverages 18 16 LEVERAGE, to provide...
lewdsters 20 14 LEWDSTER, someone ad...
libellers 21 15 LIBELLER, one that l...
liberally 27 17 LIBERAL, generous, f...
liberated 18 14 LIBERATE, to set fre...
liberates 18 13 LIBERATE, to set fre...
liberator 18 13 one who liberates [n...
liberties 19 13 LIBERTY, the state o...
libertine 18 14 a person who leads a...
licencers 22 17 LICENCER, one who li...
licensers 19 14 LICENSER, one who li...
lickerish 24 19 (obsolete) dainty, t...
lienteric 19 14 of or pertaining to...
lifesaver 20 17 the saver of a perso...
lightener 19 15 something that light...
lightered 20 15 LIGHTER, to convey b...
limberest 20 16 LIMBER, supple [adj]
limbering 21 19 LIMBER, to make supp...
limerence 19 17 a state of mind resu...
limericks 23 20 LIMERICK, a form of...
limewater 20 16 water impregnated wi...
linerless 17 12 of clothing, without...
lingberry 26 18 the cowberry or red...
lingerers 17 13 LINGERER, one who li...
lingeries 17 13 LINGERIE, women's un...
lingering 18 16 remaining [adj LINGE...
lingsters 18 13 LINGSTER, an interpr...
linishers 19 13 LINISHER, someone or...
linksters 18 15 LINKSTER, (US) an in...
linotyper 24 16 one who sets type us...
lionisers 16 11 LIONISER, one who li...
lionizers 19 20 LIONIZER, one who li...
lipliners 20 15 LIPLINER, a cosmetic...
lippering 22 19 LIPPER, to ripple [v...
lipreader 18 14 one who lipreads [n...
liquefier 27 23 that which liquefies...
liquifier 28 23 something that liqui...
listeners 16 11 LISTENER, one who li...
listerial 18 11 relating to listeria...
listerias 17 10 LISTERIA, any bacter...
listservs 20 14 LISTSERV, (tradename...
literally 25 14 LITERAL, to be taken...
literates 16 10 LITERATE, one who ca...
literatim 18 13 (Latin) letter for l...
literator 16 10 a dabbler in learnin...
literatus 17 11 (Latin) a learned ma...
litterbag 20 15 a bag for litter [n...
litterbug 21 16 someone who creates...
litterers 17 10 LITTERER, one who li...
littering 18 13 LITTER, to scatter r...
liverings 20 17 LIVERING, the act of...
liverleaf 21 18 a woodland plant [n...
liverless 20 15 without a liver [adj...
liverwort 22 17 any bryophyte of the...
liveryman 25 20 one who wears a live...
liverymen 25 20 LIVERYMAN, one who w...
liveyeres 24 16 LIVEYERE, a permanen...
loaferish 20 15 like a loafer, an id...
lobstered 18 14 LOBSTER, to fish for...
lobsterer 18 13 a person who catches...
localiser 20 14 one who localises, a...
localizer 23 23 one who localises, a...
lockmaker 22 24 one who makes locks...
logroller 19 14 one who engages in l...
loiterers 16 10 LOITERER, one that l...
loitering 17 13 standing idly [adj L...
longerons 15 14 LONGERON, a longitud...
loniceras 18 14 LONICERA, the honeys...
lookovers 18 18 LOOKOVER, a looking...
looseners 14 11 LOOSENER, a laxative...
loppering 21 19 LOPPER, (Scots) to c...
lossmaker 18 17 a business that make...
lotteries 16 10 LOTTERY, a game of c...
loundered 15 14 LOUNDER, (Scots) to...
louteries 16 11 LOUTERY, loutish beh...
lovemaker 19 21 one who makes love [...
loverless 19 15 without a lover [adj...
lowerable 21 17 that can be lowered...
lowercase 21 16 in printing, small a...
loweriest 19 13 LOWERY, cloudy, gloo...
lowerings 20 16 LOWERING, the act of...
lowermost 20 16 lowest [adj]
lowlander 19 16 one who lives in the...
lowlifers 23 17 LOWLIFER, a despicab...
lowriders 20 14 LOWRIDER, a car havi...
luciferin 22 18 a protein-like subst...
ludericks 22 19 LUDERICK, (Native Au...
lumberers 20 17 LUMBERER, someone em...
lumbering 21 20 walking heavily [adj...
lumberman 20 21 someone employed in...
lumbermen 20 21 LUMBERMAN, someone e...
lustering 18 14 LUSTER, to make lust...
luxmeters 24 21 LUXMETER, an instrum...
lyomerous 23 16 relating to the Lyom...
lysergide 24 15 the drug LSD [n -S]
lysimeter 24 15 an instrument for me...
macerated 18 16 MACERATE, to soften...
macerater 18 15 one who macerates [n...
macerates 18 15 MACERATE, to soften...
macerator 18 15 a person who fasts a...
machinery 27 20 machines in general...
machmeter 22 20 an instrument for me...
mackerels 21 20 MACKEREL, a marine f...
macromere 19 18 a large blastomere,...
maderised 16 14 MADERISE, to become...
maderises 16 13 MADERISE, to become...
maderized 19 23 MADERIZE, to become...
maderizes 19 22 MADERIZE, to become...
mafficker 25 25 one who mafficks, ce...
maggotier 18 16 MAGGOTY, full of mag...
magisters 18 14 MAGISTER, a person l...
magistery 24 16 the quality, positio...
magnifier 19 18 something that magni...
mailmerge 19 18 a merge of a file of...
mainliner 16 15 one who takes a narc...
maistered 16 13 MAISTER, (Scots) to...
makeovers 18 20 MAKEOVER, a complete...
makeready 22 19 the preparation of a...
malanders 16 15 MALANDER, an eruptio...
malaperts 19 16 MALAPERT, a saucy pe...
maligners 18 16 MALIGNER, one who ma...
malingers 18 16 MALINGER, to feign i...
malingery 24 18 the spirit or practi...
mallander 17 16 an eruption of the s...
mallender 17 16 an eruption of the s...
maltsters 18 13 MALTSTER, one who ma...
mammering 19 21 MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mammifers 21 21 MAMMIFER, a mammal [...
maneuvers 17 18 MANEUVER, to perform...
manhunter 17 17 one who takes part i...
mannerism 16 17 a marked peculiarity...
mannerist 15 14 one addicted to mann...
manometer 15 16 an instrument for me...
manpowers 20 19 MANPOWER, available...
manriders 16 14 MANRIDER, a paddy tr...
manslayer 22 16 a person who kills a...
mapmakers 20 22 MAPMAKER, one who ma...
mapperies 20 18 MAPPERY, working wit...
marauders 16 14 MARAUDER, one who ma...
marceller 21 17 one who marcels [n -...
marineras 15 13 MARINERA, a Peruvian...
mariniere 15 13 (French) esp. of mus...
marketeer 16 16 one who markets, als...
marketers 17 16 MARKETER, one that m...
marooners 14 13 MAROONER, one who ma...
marshaler 19 15 one who marshals, al...
marvelers 19 17 MARVELER, one who ma...
marvering 19 19 MARVER, to roll glas...
massacrer 19 15 one who massacres [n...
massagers 17 14 MASSAGER, one who ma...
masseters 16 12 MASSETER, a muscle t...
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...
materials 17 13 MATERIAL, the substa...
materiels 17 13 MATERIEL, (French) m...
maternity 22 15 motherhood [n MATERN...
matterful 20 17 (archaic) full of ma...
mattering 17 15 MATTER, to be of imp...
maundered 15 16 MAUNDER, to talk inc...
maunderer 15 15 one who maunders [n...
mavericks 23 23 MAVERICK, an unbrand...
maximiser 24 22 one who maximises, a...
maximizer 27 31 one who maximizes, a...
mayflower 28 21 in England, the hawt...
meagerest 16 14 MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
meandered 14 15 MEANDER, to wander [...
meanderer 14 14 one who meanders [n...
measurers 16 13 MEASURER, one who me...
mediciner 19 17 (archaic) a physicia...
megahertz 22 25 a measure of frequen...
megathere 18 16 any of various gigan...
mekometer 17 19 a kind of range-find...
melodiser 17 14 one who melodises, a...
melodizer 20 23 one who melodizes, a...
meltwater 20 16 the water that runs...
memoriser 17 15 one who memorises, a...
memoriter 17 15 (Latin) from memory;...
memorizer 20 24 one who memorizes, a...
menagerie 15 15 (French) a collectio...
menschier 21 18 MENSCHY, like a mens...
mentioner 14 14 one who mentions [n...
menuisier 16 14 (French) a joiner [n...
merbromin 19 19 a green crystalline...
mercaptan 20 19 a substance analogou...
mercenary 24 18 hired for money; mot...
merceries 19 15 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 22 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 16 MERCURY, a metallic...
mercurise 20 16 to treat with mercur...
mercurize 23 25 to treat with mercur...
mercurous 20 17 containing univalent...
merengues 16 16 MERENGUE, a Caribbea...
mereology 23 17 the formal study of...
merestone 14 13 a stone designating...
merganser 16 15 an aquatic bird of a...
mergences 19 18 MERGENCE, the act of...
mericarps 22 18 MERICARP, one carpel...
meridians 16 14 MERIDIAN, a line of...
merimakes 18 19 MERIMAKE, (Spenser)...
meringues 17 16 MERINGUE, a topping...
meristems 18 15 MERISTEM, embryonic...
meritless 18 13 without merit [adj]
mermaiden 16 17 a mythical creature...
merocrine 18 16 designating a gland...
meroistic 20 15 applied to the ovari...
meropidan 17 17 one of a family of b...
merosomes 16 15 MEROSOME, one of the...
merozoite 18 21 a young trophozoite...
merpeople 20 19 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...
mesentera 14 13 MESENTERON, the midg...
mesentery 21 15 a membrane enclosing...
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...
mesoderms 17 16 MESODERM, the middle...
mesomeres 16 15 MESOMERE, an embryon...
messenger 16 15 one who bears a mess...
metameral 17 16 relating to a metame...
metameres 16 15 METAMERE, one of the...
metameric 20 18 relating to a metame...
metaverse 17 16 a 3D virtual world,...
meterages 16 14 METERAGE, measuremen...
metrifier 19 15 one who metrifies [n...
mezereons 17 22 MEZEREON, an early-f...
mezereums 20 25 MEZEREUM, an early-f...
micawbers 25 21 MICAWBER, a person w...
mickeries 21 19 MICKERY, (Native Aus...
micromere 20 18 a small cell formed...
midlander 17 16 one who lives in the...
midlifers 21 17 MIDLIFER, a middle-a...
midsummer 20 20 the middle of summer...
midwaters 20 16 MIDWATER, the middle...
midwifery 29 21 the occupation of a...
midwinter 20 17 the middle of winter...
mijnheers 20 24 MIJNHEER, (Dutch) th...
millerite 19 14 nickel sulfide [n -S...
milliners 19 15 MILLINER, one who ma...
millinery 25 17 hat-making [n MILLIN...
milometer 18 16 an instrument that r...
mimesters 18 15 MIMESTER, one who mi...
mimickers 23 22 MIMICKER, one who mi...
minelayer 22 16 a ship used to lay m...
minibiker 20 20 one who rides a mini...
minimiser 18 16 one who minimises, a...
minimizer 21 25 one who minimizes, a...
ministers 17 13 MINISTER, to give ai...
minitower 19 16 a computer in a smal...
misalters 18 13 MISALTER, to alter w...
misaunter 16 14 (Scots) an unlucky c...
miscaller 22 17 one who miscalls [n...
misdealer 17 14 one who misdeals [n...
misdesert 17 13 (Spenser) undeservin...
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...
misgovern 19 19 to govern wrongly [v...
misguider 19 16 one who guides wrong...
mishanter 18 15 (Scots) an unlucky c...
misinfers 19 16 MISINFER, to infer w...
misinters 17 13 MISINTER, to inter i...
misjudger 21 25 one who misjudges [n...
mislayers 24 15 MISLAYER, one who mi...
misleader 17 14 one who leads into e...
mislikers 20 17 MISLIKER, one who mi...
misnomers 17 16 MISNOMER, to use a m...
misnumber 20 20 to number wrongly [v...
misoclere 20 16 hating the clergy [a...
misorders 17 13 MISORDER, to order i...
misprizer 23 24 one who misprizes [n...
misquoter 25 22 one who misquotes [n...
misrefers 19 15 MISREFER, to refer i...
misrender 16 14 to render wrongly; t...
misshaper 21 17 one who misshapes [n...
missileer 18 13 one responsible for...
missilery 25 15 missiles collectivel...
missioner 16 13 a missionary; an env...
missteers 17 12 MISSTEER, to steer w...
mistakers 18 16 MISTAKER, one who ma...
mistemper 20 18 (obsolete) to temper...
misteries 17 12 MISTERY, mystery, in...
mistering 18 15 MISTER, to address a...
mistermed 18 16 MISTERM, to call by...
miterwort 20 15 a slender, perennial...
mithering 20 17 MITHER, to confuse,...
mixmaster 24 22 a disc jockey [n -S]
mobiliser 20 16 something that serve...
mobilizer 23 25 something that serve...
moblogger 21 20 one who keeps a mobl...
mockeries 20 19 MOCKERY, the act of...
mockering 21 22 MOCKER, to clothe [v...
mockernut 20 21 a kind of hickory nu...
modellers 18 15 MODELLER, one that m...
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...
modifiers 19 16 MODIFIER, one that m...
moidering 17 16 MOIDER, to confuse,...
moistener 15 13 something that moist...
moithered 18 15 MOITHER, to confuse,...
moldering 18 17 MOLDER, to turn to d...
molesters 17 13 MOLESTER, one who mo...
mollifier 21 17 one who mollifies [n...
monastery 21 15 the residence of a r...
monergism 18 18 the theory that the...
mongeries 16 15 MONGERY, trading in...
mongering 17 18 trading in a particu...
monickers 20 20 MONICKER, (slang) a...
monikered 16 18 having a moniker [ad...
monkeries 16 17 MONKERY, the mode of...
monoceros 17 16 a one-horned creatur...
monoester 14 13 an ester, as of a di...
monolater 15 14 one who worships one...
monolayer 21 16 a single continuous...
monomeric 19 19 of or like a monomer...
monometer 15 16 a rhythmic series, c...
monoptera 16 16 MONOPTERON, a circul...
monoskier 16 17 one who skis on a mo...
monsteras 15 13 MONSTERA, a kind of...
monstered 15 14 MONSTER, to criticis...
moonraker 15 17 a small sail sometim...
moraliser 17 13 one who moralises, a...
moralizer 20 22 one who moralizes, a...
morallers 18 14 MORALLER, (Shakespea...
mortgager 18 16 one who gives a mort...
morticers 20 15 MORTICER, one who ma...
mortifier 19 15 one who mortifies [n...
mortisers 17 12 MORTISER, one who ma...
moteliers 17 13 MOTELIER, the owner...
motherese 17 14 a simplified and rep...
mothering 19 17 the act of mothering...
motioners 15 13 MOTIONER, one who ma...
mouldered 17 16 MOULDER, to turn to...
mounseers 15 14 MOUNSEER, (archaic)...
mouseover 17 17 on a web page, any i...
mouseries 16 13 MOUSERY, a place whe...
mouterers 16 13 MOUTERER, (Scots) a...
moutering 17 16 MOUTER, to take mout...
moviegoer 18 18 one who goes to the...
muckender 20 22 (obsolete) a handker...
muckering 22 23 MUCKER, to squander...
muckerish 24 22 coarse [adj]
muckraker 22 24 one who spreads defa...
mudhopper 23 22 a fish of mud flats...
mudlogger 20 19 a person who looks f...
muensters 16 14 MUENSTER, a semisoft...
muffineer 20 20 a dish for keeping m...
mufflered 22 21 wearing a muffler [a...
muleteers 17 14 MULETEER, a mule-dri...
mullering 20 18 MULLER, to inflict a...
multigerm 21 19 producing or being a...
multiuser 19 15 able to be used by m...
multurers 19 15 MULTURER, a person w...
mummeries 19 19 MUMMERY, a performan...
mummering 20 22 a Christmas time hou...
murderees 16 14 MURDEREE, one who is...
murderers 17 14 MURDERER, one who mu...
murderess 17 14 a female murderer [n...
murdering 18 17 MURDER, to kill unla...
murderous 17 15 inclined to murder [...
murmurers 19 17 MURMURER, one who mu...
murthered 19 16 MURTHER, (dialect) t...
murtherer 19 15 a murderer [n -S]
musickers 22 20 MUSICKER, (dialect)...
musketeer 17 17 a soldier who uses a...
musterers 17 13 MUSTERER, one who mu...
mustering 18 16 MUSTER, to gather to...
mutineers 16 14 MUTINEER, to revolt...
mutterers 17 13 MUTTERER, one who mu...
muttering 18 16 making a muttering s...
mysteries 23 14 MYSTERY, something t...
mystifier 26 17 one who mystifies [n...
mythmaker 27 23 a maker of myths [n...
nailbiter 18 14 someone who bites hi...
naileries 15 11 NAILERY, a place whe...
nanometer 13 14 a billionth of a met...
narraters 14 10 NARRATER, one that n...
naseberry 22 15 an edible fruit, aka...
natterers 14 10 NATTERER, someone wh...
nattering 15 13 NATTER, to chatter [...
naughtier 18 15 NAUGHTY, badly-behav...
navicerts 20 17 NAVICERT, a document...
naysayers 26 14 NAYSAYER, one that d...
neatherds 16 13 NEATHERD, a herdsman...
nebbisher 21 18 (Yiddish) a colourle...
nebenkern 15 19 (German) a two-stran...
nebuliser 18 15 a spraying apparatus...
nebulizer 21 24 a spraying apparatus...
neckverse 20 21 the test of ability...
neesberry 22 15 an edible fruit, aka...
neglecter 19 16 one who neglects, al...
nemertean 13 14 any of a phylum of w...
nemertian 14 14 any of a phylum of w...
nemertine 14 14 any of a phylum of w...
neoterics 17 13 NEOTERIC, a modern w...
neoterise 13 10 to innovate; to coin...
neoterism 15 13 the introduction of...
neoterist 14 10 one who introduces n...
neoterize 16 19 to innovate; to coin...
nerdiness 14 12 the state of being n...
nervation 15 15 the arrangement of n...
nervature 16 15 the arrangement of n...
nerveless 17 15 without nerves [adj...
nervelets 17 15 NERVELET, a little n...
nerviness 16 15 the state of being n...
nervosity 23 16 nervousness [n NERVO...
nervously 24 18 NERVOUS, easily exci...
netballer 18 15 one who plays netbal...
netminder 15 15 a goalkeeper [n -S]
netsurfer 17 14 one who engages in t...
networker 18 17 one who networks, es...
neutering 15 14 NEUTER, to castrate...
nevermind 17 19 (US) a matter of imp...
nevermore 16 17 never again, also NA...
newcomers 21 19 NEWCOMER, one who ha...
newsmaker 19 20 a person whose activ...
newspaper 21 19 to work on a newspap...
newwavers 22 20 NEWWAVER, a member o...
niaiserie 14 10 (French) simplicity;...
nichering 21 18 NICHER, (Scots) to n...
nickering 20 20 NICKER, (Scots) to n...
nicknamer 19 21 one who gives nickna...
niddering 16 15 (Old English) an inf...
niderings 16 14 NIDERING, an infamou...
niderling 17 15 (Old English) an inf...
niffering 20 19 NIFFER, (Scots) to b...
niggerdom 18 18 (offensive) black pe...
niggering 18 17 NIGGER, to exhaust b...
niggerish 20 16 (offensive) like a n...
niggerism 19 17 (offensive) an expre...
nippering 20 19 NIPPER, to seize two...
nipperkin 20 21 (archaic) a small me...
nithering 18 15 NITHER, (dialect) to...
nitpicker 22 20 one who makes petty...
nitrifier 18 13 an agent employed in...
nonanswer 15 15 to answer in an unsa...
noncareer 15 14 not related to a car...
noncereal 16 15 not cereal [adj]
nondancer 15 16 someone who does not...
nondesert 13 12 not related to or li...
nondriver 16 16 one who does not dri...
nonenergy 19 16 relating to the abse...
nonerotic 16 14 not erotic [adj]
nonexpert 21 21 not expert [adj] / o...
nonfarmer 16 17 someone who is not a...
nongolfer 17 17 someone who is not a...
nonheroes 14 13 NONHERO, one who is...
nonheroic 18 16 not heroic [adj]
nonhunter 15 15 one who does not hun...
nonjoiner 14 21 one who does not joi...
nonkosher 16 17 not kosher [adj] / f...
nonlawyer 23 17 one who is not a law...
nonmember 17 20 one who is not a mem...
nonmodern 13 16 not modern [adj] / o...
nonowners 15 15 NONOWNER, one who is...
nonperson 14 15 someone without the...
nonplayer 22 17 one who is not a pla...
nonreader 12 12 one who is not a rea...
nonrioter 13 11 one who is not a rio...
nonrubber 18 18 not made of rubber [...
nonrunner 12 14 one who is not a run...
nonserial 14 12 something that is no...
nonsigner 14 14 one who does not sig...
nonskater 14 15 one who is not a ska...
nonskiers 15 15 NONSKIER, one who do...
nonsmoker 15 18 one who is not a smo...
nontalker 15 16 someone who does not...
nonverbal 18 19 not verbal [adj NONV...
nonviewer 18 18 someone who is not a...
nonvoters 15 15 NONVOTER, one who do...
nonworker 17 18 someone who is not a...
nonwriter 17 14 someone who is not a...
noosphere 17 15 the sum of human kno...
norseller 16 12 (obsolete) one who f...
northered 16 13 NORTHER, to veer nor...
northerly 24 15 situated in the nort...
northerns 16 13 NORTHERN, a person l...
nosheries 16 12 NOSHERY, (colloquial...
notepaper 17 16 writing paper intend...
notifiers 17 13 NOTIFIER, one who no...
nourisher 17 13 one who nourishes [n...
noveliser 17 15 one who makes a nove...
novelizer 20 24 one who makes a nove...
novembers 19 20 NOVEMBER, (in intern...
noverints 16 15 NOVERINT, (Latin) a...
nowhither 22 17 (archaic) in no dire...
nuisancer 17 15 one who makes or cau...
nullifier 20 16 one who nullifies or...
numberers 18 17 NUMBERER, one who nu...
numbering 19 20 the act of numbering...
numerable 18 18 that can be numbered...
numerably 25 20 NUMERABLE, that can...
numeraire 15 14 (French) a standard...
numerally 24 18 NUMERAL, according t...
numerated 15 15 NUMERATE, to compute...
numerates 15 14 NUMERATE, to compute...
numerator 15 14 one who numbers [n -...
numerical 20 18 relating to number,...
nunataker 14 16 NUNATAK, (Inuit) a p...
nunneries 13 13 NUNNERY, a religious...
nurseries 15 11 NURSERY, a room for...
nurturers 16 12 NURTURER, one who nu...
nutbutter 18 15 a butter substitute...
nutjobber 21 26 the nuthatch [n -S]
nutpecker 21 21 the nuthatch [n -S]
nutteries 15 11 NUTTERY, an area of...
obscurers 21 16 OBSCURER, one who ob...
observant 18 17 carefully attentive...
observers 19 16 OBSERVER, one that o...
observing 20 19 OBSERVE, to look att...
obtainers 16 13 OBTAINER, one who ob...
obtempers 20 18 OBTEMPER, to yield o...
obtruders 18 14 OBTRUDER, one who ob...
obversely 26 19 OBVERSE [adv]
obversion 18 17 the act of turning t...
obverting 20 19 OBVERT, to turn, to...
occluders 23 18 OCCLUDER, a medical...
occulters 23 17 OCCULTER, something...
occupiers 24 19 OCCUPIER, one who oc...
ockerisms 21 19 OCKERISM, (Australia...
octameter 18 15 a verse-line of eigh...
oddsmaker 17 18 one who figures odds...
odiferous 17 14 having odour, also O...
odometers 15 13 ODOMETER, a device f...
odorisers 15 10 ODORISER, something...
odorizers 18 19 ODORIZER, something...
oedometer 14 13 an instrument for me...
oenometer 13 13 an instrument for me...
oenothera 14 12 a type of South Amer...
oerlikons 16 15 OERLIKON, (Swiss) a...
offenders 18 17 OFFENDER, one who of...
offerable 21 19 capable of being off...
offerings 20 18 OFFERING, a contribu...
offertory 25 17 the part of the Euch...
officered 22 19 OFFICER, to command...
offsiders 20 16 OFFSIDER, a side-kic...
ohmmeters 19 17 OHMMETER, an instrum...
oilpapers 20 16 OILPAPER, paper whic...
oleanders 14 12 OLEANDER, a poisonou...
oleasters 15 10 OLEASTER, a yellow-f...
oligomers 18 15 OLIGOMER, a type of...
oncometer 17 16 an instrument measur...
onerously 21 14 ONEROUS, burdensome...
onlookers 15 15 ONLOOKER, a spectato...
onsetters 14 10 ONSETTER, (archaic)...
oospheres 18 14 OOSPHERE, an unferti...
opacifier 22 18 something that opaci...
operagoer 16 14 one who attends the...
operantly 23 16 OPERANT, operative [...
operatics 20 15 the study of opera;...
operating 17 15 OPERATE, to perform...
operation 15 13 the act of operating...
operatise 16 12 to turn a play etc....
operative 18 16 having the power of...
operatize 19 21 to turn a play etc....
operators 16 12 OPERATOR, one who op...
operceles 20 16 OPERCELE, an anatomi...
opercular 21 17 belonging to the ope...
opercules 21 17 OPERCULE, an anatomi...
operculum 23 21 an anatomical part t...
operettas 16 12 OPERETTA, a light mu...
operosely 23 15 OPEROSE, involving g...
operosity 23 14 laboriousness [n OPE...
opificers 23 18 OPIFICER, (obsolete)...
oppugners 20 19 OPPUGNER, one who op...
optimiser 19 15 one who optimises, a...
optimizer 22 24 one who optimises, a...
optometer 17 15 an instrument for te...
orangerie 14 12 (French) a building...
ordainers 14 11 ORDAINER, one who or...
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...
organiser 15 12 one who organises, a...
organizer 18 21 one who organizes, a...
orienteer 13 10 to take part in orie...
orienters 14 10 ORIENTER, one who he...
orneriest 14 10 ORNERY, stubborn and...
orometers 15 12 OROMETER, a baromete...
orthopter 19 14 a type of aircraft p...
osmeteria 15 12 OSMETERIUM, a forked...
osmometer 16 15 an instrument for me...
ossifiers 18 12 OSSIFIER, an agent t...
osteoderm 15 13 a bony dermal plate...
ostleress 16 10 a female ostler [n -...
ostregers 16 11 OSTREGER, a falconer...
otherness 16 12 the state of being o...
otherwise 20 14 differently, alterna...
outbacker 21 20 one who lives in the...
outbidder 18 15 one who outbids [n -...
outcapers 20 16 OUTCAPER, to surpass...
outercoat 17 13 a coat [n -S]
outermost 16 13 farthest from the mi...
outerwear 17 13 outer clothing [n -S...
outfitter 18 13 a person who deals i...
outhauler 18 14 a rope used to haul...
outhomers 18 15 OUTHOMER, to surpass...
outlander 15 13 a foreigner, also UI...
outliners 16 12 OUTLINER, one that o...
outlivers 19 15 OUTLIVER, one who ou...
outmaster 16 13 to surpass [v -ED, -...
outnumber 18 18 to surpass in number...
outpeered 16 14 OUTPEER, (Shakespear...
outplacer 21 17 one who outplaces [n...
outporter 17 13 an inhabitant or nat...
outpourer 17 14 one who pours out [n...
outpowers 20 16 OUTPOWER, to surpass...
outremers 16 13 OUTREMER, (French) t...
outriders 16 11 OUTRIDER, a mounted...
outrigger 18 14 a spar extended from...
outrooper 16 13 (obsolete) an auctio...
outropers 17 13 OUTROPER, (obsolete)...
outrunner 14 13 one who outruns [n -...
outserved 17 15 OUTSERVE, to surpass...
outserves 17 14 OUTSERVE, to surpass...
outsiders 16 11 OUTSIDER, one who do...
outsteers 15 10 OUTSTEER, to surpass...
outtowers 18 13 OUTTOWER, to tower a...
outvoters 17 14 OUTVOTER, a voter fr...
outworker 19 17 one who works away f...
ouvrieres 17 14 OUVRIERE, (French) a...
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 18 excessively merry [a...
overmilks 21 21 OVERMILK, to milk to...
overmined 17 18 OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmines 17 17 OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmixed 24 24 OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmixes 24 23 OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmount 17 18 to rise above [v -ED...
overnamed 16 18 OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnames 16 17 OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnight 20 18 lasting a night, for...
overpacks 23 23 OVERPACK, to pack to...
overpaint 18 17 to color or describe...
overparts 19 16 OVERPART, to give an...
overpedal 19 18 to make excessive us...
overpeers 18 16 OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overperch 24 21 to fly up and perch...
overpitch 25 21 in cricket, to bowl...
overplaid 20 18 a textile design con...
overplans 19 18 OVERPLAN, to plan to...
overplant 19 18 to plant to excess [...
overplast 20 17 (Spenser) overplaced...
overplays 26 19 OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overplied 20 18 OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overplies 20 17 OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overplots 20 17 OVERPLOT, to devise...
overpoise 18 16 to burden with weigh...
overposts 19 16 OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpower 21 19 to overcome or reduc...
overpress 19 16 to oppress, burden t...
overprice 22 19 to set an excessive...
overprint 19 17 to print over someth...
overprize 22 25 to prize excessively...
overproof 20 19 a spirit with a high...
overproud 19 18 exceedingly or undul...
overpumps 23 23 OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overquick 30 30 too quick [adj]
overracks 21 20 OVERRACK, to overstr...
overraked 17 18 OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overrakes 17 17 OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overranks 17 18 OVERRANK, to assign...
overrated 16 14 OVERRATE, to rate to...
overrates 16 13 OVERRATE, to rate to...
overreach 21 18 to reach beyond, to...
overreact 19 16 to react or respond...
overreads 16 14 OVERREAD, to read ov...
overrider 17 14 either of two projec...
overrides 17 14 OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overrigid 19 16 too rigid; too sever...
overripen 18 17 to become too ripe [...
overroast 16 13 to roast too much [v...
overruffs 22 20 OVERRUFF, at cards,...
overruled 18 16 OVERRULE, to disallo...
overruler 18 15 one who overrules [n...
overrules 18 15 OVERRULE, to disallo...
oversails 18 14 OVERSAIL, to project...
oversales 17 14 OVERSALE, the act of...
oversalts 18 14 OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversauce 19 17 to sauce excessively...
oversaved 18 18 OVERSAVE, to save to...
oversaves 18 17 OVERSAVE, to save to...
overscale 20 17 oversize, also OVERS...
overscore 19 16 to score or draw lin...
overseeds 16 14 OVERSEED, to seed to...
overseers 16 13 OVERSEER, one that o...
oversells 19 15 OVERSELL, to sell mo...
oversewed 19 17 OVERSEW, to sew over...
oversexed 22 21 excessively sexual [...
overshade 18 16 to cover with shade...
oversharp 21 18 too sharp [adj]
overshine 18 16 (Shakespeare) to shi...
overshirt 20 15 a shirt worn over an...
overshoes 18 15 OVERSHOE, a protecti...
overshone 17 16 OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overshoot 18 15 to shoot over or bey...
overshots 19 15 OVERSHOT, a type of...
oversides 17 14 OVERSIDE, the other...
oversight 21 17 a failure to notice...
oversized 20 23 OVERSIZE, to cover w...
oversizes 20 22 OVERSIZE, to cover w...
overskips 21 20 OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overskirt 19 17 an upper skirt, shor...
oversleep 19 17 to sleep past a plan...
overslept 20 17 OVERSLEEP, to sleep...
overslips 21 17 OVERSLIP, to leave o...
overslipt 21 17 OVERSLIP, to leave o...
oversmoke 18 20 to smoke excessively...
oversoaks 17 17 OVERSOAK, to soak to...
oversouls 18 15 OVERSOUL, the divine...
oversowed 19 17 OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspend 18 18 to spend to excess [...
overspent 18 17 OVERSPEND, to spend...
overspice 22 19 to spice excessively...
overspill 22 18 the proportion of a...
overspilt 21 17 OVERSPILL, to spill...
overspins 19 17 OVERSPIN, a forward...
overstaff 21 19 to employ too many s...
overstain 16 14 to cover with a stai...
overstand 16 15 (archaic) to endure...
overstank 17 18 OVERSTINK, to stink...
overstare 16 13 to outstare [v OVERS...
overstate 16 13 to state in too stro...
overstays 23 15 OVERSTAY, to stay be...
oversteer 16 13 to steer excessively...
oversteps 19 16 OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstink 18 18 to stink more than [...
overstirs 18 13 OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstock 21 20 to stock in excess [...
overstood 16 14 OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
overstory 23 15 the highest level of...
overstrew 20 16 to strew or scatter...
overstudy 24 17 to study to excess [...
overstuff 22 20 to stuff to excess [...
overstunk 18 19 OVERSTINK, to stink...
oversways 26 18 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 19 an excessive swing [...
overswore 19 16 OVERSWEAR, to swear...
oversworn 19 17 OVERSWEAR, to swear...
overswung 21 20 OVERSWING [v]
overtaken 16 18 OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtakes 17 17 OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtalks 19 18 OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasks 18 17 OVERTASK, to impose...
overtaxed 22 21 OVERTAX, to tax too...
overtaxes 22 20 OVERTAX, to tax too...
overteach 21 18 to teach too much [v...
overteems 17 16 OVERTEEM, to produce...
overthick 24 22 too thick [adj]
overthink 20 20 to think to excess [...
overthrew 22 18 OVERTHROW [v]
overthrow 22 18 a defeat [n -S] / to...
overtight 21 17 too tight [adj]
overtimed 18 17 OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtimer 18 16 one who works overti...
overtimes 18 16 OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtimid 19 17 too timid [adj]
overtired 17 14 OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtires 17 13 OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtness 16 14 the state of being o...
overtoils 18 14 OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtones 15 14 OVERTONE, in music,...
overtower 19 16 to tower over or abo...
overtrade 16 14 to trade beyond one'...
overtrain 16 14 to train to excess [...
overtreat 16 13 to treat excessively...
overtrick 22 20 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 18 14 to trust excessively...
overtured 17 15 OVERTURE, to put for...
overtures 17 14 OVERTURE, to put for...
overturns 17 15 OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overtyped 25 19 OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overtypes 25 18 OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overurged 18 17 OVERURGE, to urge to...
overurges 18 16 OVERURGE, to urge to...
overusing 18 17 OVERUSE, to use too...
overvalue 19 19 to value too highly...
overveils 20 18 OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overviews 22 20 OVERVIEW, a summary...
overvivid 22 22 excessively vivid [a...
overvoted 18 18 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 16 to water excessively...
overwears 19 16 OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overweary 25 18 to weary too much; t...
overweens 18 17 OVERWEEN, to expect...
overweigh 23 20 to exceed in weight;...
overwhelm 24 22 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 20 23 OVERZEAL, excess or...
oviferous 19 17 egg-carrying, also O...
ovigerous 18 16 egg-carrying, also O...
owerloups 21 17 OWERLOUP, to leap ov...
ownerless 18 14 without an owner [ad...
ownership 22 18 the state of being a...
oxidisers 22 17 OXIDISER, an oxidant...
oxidizers 25 26 OXIDIZER, an oxidant...
oximeters 22 19 OXIMETER, a photoele...
oxpeckers 27 26 OXPECKER, an African...
oysterers 21 11 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...
ozocerite 20 21 a waxy natural paraf...
ozokerite 18 22 a waxy natural paraf...
ozonisers 17 19 OZONISER, a device f...
ozonizers 20 28 OZONIZER, a device f...
pacemaker 21 22 a person who sets th...
pachyderm 30 23 a thick-skinned quad...
pacifiers 23 18 PACIFIER, something...
packagers 22 21 PACKAGER, one who pa...
padereros 16 13 PADERERO, a type of...
paederast 16 13 one who has anal sex...
paganiser 17 15 one who converts oth...
paganizer 20 24 one who converts oth...
painterly 24 16 having the qualities...
palavered 19 18 PALAVER, to talk pro...
palaverer 19 17 one who palavers [n...
palmister 20 16 a person who tells f...
paloverde 19 18 (Spanish) a desert s...
palterers 18 13 PALTERER, one who pa...
paltering 19 16 PALTER, to talk or a...
pamperers 20 18 PAMPERER, one who pa...
pampering 21 21 PAMPER, to treat wit...
panderers 16 14 PANDERER, one who pa...
panderess 16 14 a female pander [n -...
pandering 17 17 PANDER, to act as a...
panderism 18 17 the employment, arts...
panderous 16 15 of or relating to a...
panickier 21 20 PANICKY, tending to...
panniered 15 15 fitted with panniers...
panspermy 26 21 the theory that life...
paperback 25 25 a book with a flexib...
paperbark 22 22 an Australian tree w...
paperboys 27 20 PAPERBOY, a newsboy...
paperclip 26 22 a bent wire clip for...
papergirl 22 18 a female paperboy [n...
paperiest 19 15 PAPERY, resembling p...
paperings 20 18 PAPERING, the act of...
paperless 20 16 using esp. electroni...
paperware 21 18 articles made of pap...
paperwork 23 22 clerical work; the k...
papeterie 18 15 (French) a stationer...
papishers 22 17 PAPISHER, a supporte...
paradoxer 22 20 one who engages in p...
paralyser 24 15 a paralysing agent,...
paralyzer 27 24 a paralysing agent,...
parameter 17 15 a boundary or limit...
parceners 19 16 PARCENER, a coheir,...
pardoners 16 14 PARDONER, one who ra...
pargeters 18 14 PARGETER, one who pa...
pargetter 18 14 one who pargets, pla...
parleyers 24 15 PARLEYER, one who pa...
parroters 17 12 PARROTER, one who si...
partakers 18 16 PARTAKER, one who pa...
parterres 17 12 PARTERRE, a section...
partnered 16 14 PARTNER, to join wit...
partygoer 24 16 one who attends part...
pasquiler 27 23 a writer of pasquils...
passenger 17 15 someone who travels...
passerine 16 13 a perching bird [n -...
passersby 26 17 PASSERBY, one who pa...
passovers 19 16 PASSOVER, an annual...
pasturers 18 13 PASTURER, one who pa...
patercove 21 19 (slang) a hedge-prie...
patereros 16 12 PATERERO, a type of...
paternity 23 15 fatherhood [n PATERN...
patienter 16 13 PATIENT, calm and un...
patissier 18 12 (French) a maker or...
patroller 19 14 one who patrols [n -...
patterers 17 12 PATTERER, one who pa...
pattering 18 15 PATTER, to talk rapi...
patterned 16 14 PATTERN, to copy a d...
paughtier 21 17 PAUGHTY, (Scots) hau...
paunchier 22 19 PAUNCHY, having a pr...
pauperdom 20 20 the state of being a...
pauperess 19 16 a female pauper [n -...
paupering 20 19 PAUPER, to reduce to...
pauperise 19 16 to reduce to pauperi...
pauperism 21 19 the state of being a...
pauperize 22 25 to reduce to pauperi...
paymaster 24 17 the official in an o...
peasouper 18 16 a thick fog [n -S]
peateries 16 12 PEATERY, a region co...
pedalfers 20 17 PEDALFER, a type of...
pedaliers 18 14 PEDALIER, the pedal...
pedallers 19 15 PEDALLER, someone wh...
pederasts 17 13 PEDERAST, a man who...
pederasty 23 15 anal intercourse bet...
pedereros 16 13 PEDERERO, a type of...
pedleries 18 14 PEDLERY, the trade o...
pedometer 17 16 an instrument for me...
pedreroes 16 13 PEDRERO, a type of o...
peeresses 16 12 PEERESS, a noblewoma...
pelerines 17 14 PELERINE, (French) a...
peltering 19 16 PELTER, to shower bl...
pencilers 21 17 PENCILER, one who pe...
penciller 22 18 one who pencils, als...
pendicler 21 18 the tenant of a pend...
penholder 19 17 a holder for pens [n...
penpusher 21 19 a person whose work...
penseroso 15 13 (Italian) brooding,...
pensioner 15 14 one receiving a pens...
pentamery 23 18 the condition of bei...
penwipers 22 19 PENWIPER, a piece of...
peperinos 18 16 PEPERINO, a type of...
peperomia 19 18 a genus of subtropic...
peperonis 18 16 PEPERONI, a highly s...
pepperbox 29 28 a pepper-pot; an ear...
pepperers 21 18 PEPPERER, a dealer i...
pepperier 21 18 PEPPERY, resembling...
peppering 22 21 a seasoning with pep...
pepperoni 20 19 (Italian) a hard, sp...
peptisers 20 15 PEPTISER, one that p...
peptizers 23 24 PEPTIZER, one that p...
peraeopod 17 16 each of the eight wa...
perborate 18 15 a salt that is a com...
percaline 20 17 (French) a glossy li...
perceable 22 19 (Spenser) able to be...
perceived 22 20 PERCEIVE, to become...
perceiver 22 19 one who perceives [n...
perceives 22 19 PERCEIVE, to become...
percental 20 17 relating to percenta...
perchance 24 21 by chance, as it may...
percheron 21 18 (French) a draught-h...
perchings 24 20 PERCHING, a method o...
perciform 24 21 a perch-like fish [n...
percocted 23 19 PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percolate 20 16 to pass through pore...
percolins 21 17 PERCOLIN, a small bi...
percussed 21 17 PERCUSS, to strike w...
percusses 21 16 PERCUSS, to strike w...
percussor 21 16 a percussion hammer...
perdition 17 14 everlasting misery a...
perduring 19 17 PERDURE, to continue...
peregrine 17 15 a swift falcon much...
peregrins 18 15 PEREGRIN, a swift fa...
pereiopod 18 16 each of the eight wa...
perennate 14 14 to last or live thro...
perennial 16 15 lasting for many yea...
perennity 22 16 the quality of being...
perenties 16 13 PERENTY, a large Aus...
pereopods 18 16 PEREOPOD, an appenda...
perfectas 22 18 PERFECTA, a system o...
perfected 22 19 PERFECT, to make fau...
perfecter 22 18 a person who or thin...
perfectly 30 21 PERFECT, lacking in...
perfector 22 18 a machine for perfec...
perfectos 22 18 PERFECTO, a medium-s...
perfervid 22 20 extremely or excessi...
perfervor 21 19 a state of great fer...
perfidies 20 16 PERFIDY, deliberate...
perforans 18 16 the long flexor musc...
perforant 18 16 perforating [adj]
perforate 18 15 to bore through or i...
performed 20 19 PERFORM, to begin an...
performer 20 18 one who performs [n...
perfumers 21 19 PERFUMER, one who pr...
perfumery 27 21 a place where perfum...
perfumier 21 19 one who prepares per...
perfuming 22 22 PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfusate 19 16 that which is perfus...
perfusing 21 19 PERFUSE, to diffuse...
perfusion 19 17 the act of perfusing...
perfusive 22 20 of a nature to flow...
pergunnah 19 19 (Hindi) a division o...
perhapses 21 17 PERHAPS, something o...
periaguas 18 15 PERIAGUA, a type of...
periaktoi 18 16 PERIAKTOS, (Greek) i...
periaktos 18 16 (Greek) in the ancie...
perianths 19 15 PERIANTH, an outer c...
periapses 19 15 PERIAPSIS, the close...
periapsis 20 15 the closest point to...
periblast 21 16 in meroblastic eggs,...
periblems 22 19 PERIBLEM, a region o...
periboloi 20 16 PERIBOLOS, (Greek) a...
peribolos 20 16 (Greek) a precinct;...
peribolus 21 17 a precinct; an enclo...
pericarps 23 18 PERICARP, the wall o...
periclase 21 16 a naturally occurrin...
pericline 21 17 a variety of albite...
pericones 19 16 PERICON, an Argentin...
pericopae 21 18 PERICOPE, a section...
pericopal 23 19 relating to a perico...
pericopes 22 18 PERICOPE, a section...
pericopic 26 21 relating to a perico...
pericycle 31 21 the outermost layer...
periderms 19 16 PERIDERM, an outer l...
peridinia 17 14 PERIDINIUM, a dinofl...
peridiums 20 17 PERIDIUM, the outer...
peridotes 17 13 PERIDOTE, a gemstone...
peridotic 21 16 relating to peridot...
peridrome 18 16 a gallery or balcony...
perigones 17 15 PERIGONE, any organ...
perigonia 17 15 PERIGONIUM, any orga...
perihelia 20 15 PERIHELION, the poin...
perikarya 24 18 PERIKARYON, the cell...
perilling 21 17 PERIL, to put in dan...
perilunes 18 15 PERILUNE, the point...
perilymph 31 23 the fluid surroundin...
perimeter 18 15 the circuit or bound...
perimetry 25 17 measurement of the f...
perimorph 23 20 a crystal of one spe...
perimysia 25 17 PERIMYSIUM, the conn...
perinaeum 17 17 the lower part of th...
perinatal 17 14 relating to the peri...
perineums 18 17 PERINEUM, the lower...
periodate 16 13 a salt of periodic a...
periodide 17 14 an iodid, a salt of...
periodids 18 14 PERIODID, a compound...
perioding 18 16 PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
periodise 17 13 to divide into perio...
periodize 20 22 to divide into perio...
periostea 16 12 PERIOSTEUM, a tough...
periotics 21 15 PERIOTIC, a bone of...
peripatus 20 16 a member of the genu...
peripetia 19 15 (Greek) a sudden and...
periphery 28 19 a line or surface ac...
periplasm 22 19 the region inside th...
periplast 21 16 an intercellular sub...
periproct 23 18 the region surroundi...
peripters 20 15 PERIPTER, a structur...
periptery 26 17 a peripteral buildin...
perisarcs 21 15 PERISARC, a protecti...
periscian 20 16 a person living insi...
periscope 22 18 a device (e.g. a tub...
perishers 20 14 PERISHER, (colloquia...
perishing 21 17 PERISH, to die [v]
perisperm 21 18 the albumen of a see...
peristome 18 15 the area, or a struc...
peristyle 25 15 a range of columns a...
peritonea 15 13 PERITONEUM, the smoo...
peritrack 22 19 at an airport, a spe...
peritrich 24 17 a bacterium bearing...
perjurers 20 22 PERJURER, one guilty...
perjuries 20 22 PERJURY, false swear...
perjuring 21 25 PERJURE, to make a p...
perjurous 20 23 (archaic) guilty of...
perkiness 18 17 the state of being p...
perlemoen 17 17 (Afrikaans) another...
permabear 19 18 an investor who cons...
permabull 23 21 an investor who cons...
permalink 20 21 an internet hyperlin...
permalloy 26 19 an alloy of nickel a...
permanent 16 17 remaining, or intend...
permatans 17 16 PERMATAN, a permanen...
permeable 20 19 allowing a gas or li...
permeably 27 21 PERMEABLE, allowing...
permeance 19 19 the property of allo...
permeants 17 16 PERMEANT, something...
permeases 17 15 PERMEASE, an enzyme...
permeated 17 16 PERMEATE, to spread...
permeates 17 15 PERMEATE, to spread...
permeator 17 15 something or someone...
permitted 19 16 PERMIT, to allow [v]
permittee 18 15 one to whom a permis...
permitter 19 15 one who permits [n -...
permutate 18 16 to alter the order,...
permuting 20 19 PERMUTE, to alter th...
perniones 15 14 PERNIO, a chilblain...
perorally 25 16 PERORAL, occurring t...
perorated 16 13 PERORATE, to make a...
perorates 16 12 PERORATE, to make a...
perorator 16 12 one who perorates [n...
perovskia 20 20 a genus of hardy dec...
peroxided 23 21 PEROXIDE, to bleach...
peroxides 23 20 PEROXIDE, to bleach...
peroxidic 27 23 relating to a peroxi...
perpended 18 18 PERPEND, to weigh in...
perpetual 20 17 lasting forever [adj...
perplexed 26 24 PERPLEX, to puzzle [...
perplexer 26 23 one who perplexes [n...
perplexes 26 23 PERPLEX, to puzzle [...
perradial 18 14 situated around the...
perradius 18 14 the primary radius o...
perruques 26 23 PERRUQUE, a kind of...
persecute 20 16 to harass, afflict,...
perseline 17 14 (Spenser) purslane,...
persevere 18 16 to continue steadfas...
persicots 21 15 PERSICOT, a cordial...
persienne 15 14 (French) an Eastern...
persimmon 19 19 a kind of plumlike f...
persisted 18 13 PERSIST, to continue...
persister 18 12 one who persists [n...
personage 16 15 a person, esp. an im...
personals 17 14 PERSONAL, an adverti...
personate 15 13 to assume the identi...
personify 25 18 to be the embodiment...
personise 16 13 to personify, also P...
personize 19 22 to personify, also P...
personned 15 15 manned [adj]
personnel 16 15 the persons employed...
perspexes 25 22 PERSPEX, an acrylic...
perspired 20 16 PERSPIRE, to exude s...
perspires 20 15 PERSPIRE, to exude s...
persuaded 17 15 PERSUADE, to induce...
persuader 17 14 one who persuades [n...
persuades 17 14 PERSUADE, to induce...
perswaded 20 17 PERSWADE, to induce...
perswades 20 16 PERSWADE, to induce...
pertained 16 14 PERTAIN, to have ref...
pertaking 19 19 PERTAKE, to particip...
perthites 20 14 PERTHITE, a variety...
perthitic 24 17 relating to perthite...
pertinent 16 14 belonging or related...
perturbed 20 17 PERTURB, to disturb...
perturber 20 16 one who, or that whi...
pertusate 17 13 pierced at the apex...
pertusion 17 14 the act of punching...
pertussal 19 14 relating to pertussi...
pertusses 18 13 PERTUSSIS, (Latin) w...
pertussis 19 13 (Latin) whooping cou...
perusable 20 17 that can be perused...
pervaders 19 17 PERVADER, one who pe...
pervading 20 20 PERVADE, to permeate...
pervasion 18 17 the act of pervading...
pervasive 21 20 tending to pervade [...
perverser 19 16 PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perverted 19 17 PERVERT, to turn awa...
perverter 19 16 one who perverts [n...
perviated 19 17 PERVIATE, to make a...
perviates 19 16 PERVIATE, to make a...
pervicacy 32 24 (obsolete) the state...
pesterers 17 12 PESTERER, one who pe...
pestering 18 15 PESTER, to bother [v...
pesterous 17 13 inclined to pester [...
petahertz 22 23 a very large unit of...
petersham 20 17 a rough, knotted woo...
petnapers 18 16 PETNAPER, one who st...
petnapper 20 19 one who kidnaps pets...
petrifier 20 15 an agent that petrif...
pewholder 23 19 one who has his or h...
pewterers 20 15 PEWTERER, one who ma...
phalanger 20 18 any of several kinds...
pheromone 18 18 a chemical substance...
philander 20 17 to engage in frivolo...
philavery 29 21 an idiosyncratic col...
philtered 21 16 PHILTER, to put unde...
phlegmier 23 20 PHLEGMY, full of phl...
phonmeter 19 18 an instrument for me...
phreakers 20 18 PHREAKER, one who us...
physeters 26 16 PHYSETER, a whale wh...
pickeered 21 20 PICKEER, to forage,...
pickeerer 21 19 one who pickeers, a...
pickerels 23 20 PICKEREL, a young pi...
pickeries 22 19 PICKERY, pilfering [...
picketers 22 19 PICKETER, one who pi...
picnicker 25 23 one who picnics [n -...
picometer 21 18 a trillionth of a me...
pieceners 19 16 PIECENER, a worker w...
piepowder 22 19 (obsolete) a wayfare...
piercings 22 18 PIERCING, a hole mad...
pierheads 19 15 PIERHEAD, the seawar...
pieridine 17 14 relating to the fami...
pierogies 18 14 PIEROGI, (Russian) a...
pierrette 17 12 (French) a female pe...
pifferari 22 18 PIFFERARO, (Italian)...
pifferaro 21 18 (Italian) a piffero...
piggeries 20 16 PIGGERY, a place whe...
pignerate 17 15 (archaic) to pledge...
pikeperch 26 24 a pike-like freshwat...
pilasters 19 13 PILASTER, a square c...
pilferage 21 18 the act of pilfering...
pilferers 21 16 PILFERER, one who pi...
pilferies 21 16 PILFERY, petty theft...
pilfering 22 19 petty theft [n -S]
pilgrimer 22 18 someone who goes on...
pillagers 21 16 PILLAGER, one who pi...
pilseners 18 14 PILSENER, (German) a...
pimpernel 21 20 a small red flower o...
pinasters 17 13 PINASTER, a species...
pincering 21 19 PINCER, to grip in p...
pinhooker 19 19 (slang) a speculator...
pinkerton 17 18 a private detective...
pinschers 23 18 PINSCHER, (German) a...
pinsetter 17 13 an employee on a mec...
pintadera 16 14 (Spanish) a decorati...
pioneered 15 14 PIONEER, to take par...
piperines 19 16 PIPERINE, an alkaloi...
piperonal 19 17 a phenolic aldehyde...
pistoleer 18 13 (obsolete) one who u...
pistolero 18 13 one who uses a pisto...
pistolier 19 13 one who uses a pisto...
pittering 19 15 PITTER, to sound lik...
pizzerias 24 30 PIZZERIA, a place wh...
placaters 21 16 PLACATER, one who pl...
placoderm 22 20 covered with bony sc...
plaisters 19 13 PLAISTER, (Scots) to...
planisher 20 16 a person who or tool...
plankters 19 18 PLANKTER, an organis...
plastered 18 14 PLASTER, to cover wi...
plasterer 18 13 one whose job is to...
playgoers 25 17 PLAYGOER, one who at...
playmaker 26 22 a playwright [n -S]
pleasurer 18 14 a pleasure seeker [n...
pleathers 20 15 PLEATHER, a plastic...
pleiomery 25 18 the state of being p...
plenisher 20 16 one who plenishes [n...
plighters 23 17 PLIGHTER, one who, o...
plottered 18 14 PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
ploughers 22 18 PLOUGHER, one who pl...
ploutered 18 15 PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowtered 21 17 PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
plumerias 20 17 PLUMERIA, a flowerin...
plumeries 20 17 PLUMERY, plumes coll...
plundered 18 17 PLUNDER, to rob by f...
plunderer 18 16 one who plunders [n...
pocketers 21 19 POCKETER, one who po...
podcaster 20 16 one who creates podc...
podomeres 17 16 PODOMERE, a limb seg...
poetaster 16 12 an inferior poet [n...
poetisers 17 12 POETISER, one who po...
poetizers 20 21 POETIZER, one who po...
poisoners 16 13 POISONER, one who po...
pokeberry 26 21 an American plant, a...
pokeroots 17 16 POKEROOT, an aromati...
pokerwork 22 23 the art of producing...
polariser 18 13 a device for polaris...
polarizer 21 22 a device for polaris...
poldering 19 17 POLDER, to reclaim l...
policiers 22 16 POLICIER, a film fea...
polishers 21 15 POLISHER, one who po...
pollsters 20 14 POLLSTER, one that p...
polltaker 20 18 a person conducting...
polluters 20 15 POLLUTER, one who po...
polverine 19 18 (obsolete) barilla a...
polyester 24 15 any of a range of po...
polymeric 29 21 of, in a relation of...
polywater 27 18 a supposed form of w...
pomanders 17 17 POMANDER, a mixture...
pomoerium 19 19 (Latin) an open spac...
pomwaters 21 18 POMWATER, (Shakespea...
ponderate 15 14 to consider; to pond...
ponderers 16 14 PONDERER, one who po...
pondering 17 17 PONDER, to consider...
ponderosa 15 14 (Spanish) a kind of...
ponderous 16 15 heavy and slow [adj...
pontoneer 14 14 a builder of pontoon...
pontonier 15 14 a builder of pontoon...
pontooner 14 14 a builder of pontoon...
pooveries 18 16 POOVERY, the state o...
poppering 22 21 a variety of pear, a...
poriferal 20 16 relating to the Pori...
poriferan 18 16 relating to the Pori...
poromeric 21 18 permeable to water v...
porrenger 17 15 a small dish for sou...
porringer 18 15 a small dish for sou...
porterage 17 14 the work of a porter...
porteress 17 12 a female porter, als...
portering 18 15 PORTER, to carry lug...
portiered 17 13 having a portiere [a...
portieres 17 12 PORTIERE, (French) a...
portioner 16 13 the proprietor of a...
portrayer 23 14 one who portrays [n...
positiver 20 16 POSITIVE, assertive,...
possibler 21 16 POSSIBLE, that can b...
postering 18 15 POSTER, to stick bil...
posterior 17 12 coming after [adj PO...
posterise 17 12 (US and Canadian sla...
posterity 24 14 those coming after;...
posterize 20 21 (US and Canadian sla...
postiller 20 14 one who postils, pro...
postponer 18 16 one who postpones [n...
postrider 18 13 one who rides over a...
posturers 18 13 POSTURER, one who po...
potboiler 20 16 a work in art or lit...
pothering 20 17 POTHER, to make a co...
potholder 20 16 a piece of material...
potholers 20 15 POTHOLER, someone wh...
pothunter 19 16 someone who hunts fo...
potometer 17 15 an instrument measur...
potsherds 20 15 POTSHERD, a fragment...
potterers 17 12 POTTERER, one who po...
potteries 17 12 POTTERY, articles mo...
pottering 18 15 busying oneself with...
pottinger 18 15 a small dish for sou...
potwaller 22 17 a man entitled to th...
poulterer 18 14 a dealer in dead fow...
pouthered 19 16 POUTHER, to powder [...
poverties 19 16 POVERTY, the state o...
powderers 20 16 POWDERER, one who po...
powderier 20 16 POWDERY, like powder...
powdering 21 19 the act of applying...
powerboat 21 18 a boat propelled by...
powerless 21 16 without power [adj P...
powerplay 29 21 strong, attacking pl...
powtering 21 18 POWTER, (Scots) to p...
practicer 24 18 one who practices, a...
practiser 21 15 one who practises, a...
prankster 18 17 one who plays pranks...
prattlers 19 13 PRATTLER, one who pr...
prayerful 27 19 given to prayer [adj...
preachers 22 17 PREACHER, one that p...
preachier 22 17 PREACHY, tending to...
prealters 18 13 PREALTER, to alter b...
precancer 22 19 preceding cancer [ad...
precooker 20 19 a device for prepari...
precurrer 21 16 (Shakespeare) a prec...
predicter 21 16 one who predicts, al...
predinner 16 15 taking place before...
preerects 20 15 PREERECT, to erect b...
prefacers 22 18 PREFACER, one that p...
preferred 19 16 PREFER, to like bett...
preferrer 19 15 one who prefers [n -...
preheater 18 14 something or someone...
preinsert 17 13 to insert beforehand...
prejudger 21 25 one who prejudges [n...
preluders 19 15 PRELUDER, a person w...
premerger 19 17 before a merger [adj...
premiered 18 16 PREMIERE, to present...
premieres 18 15 PREMIERE, to present...
premodern 17 17 occurring before the...
prenumber 20 20 to number in advance...
preorders 17 13 PREORDER, to order b...
preparers 19 15 PREPARER, one who pr...
prerecord 20 16 to record in advance...
prerectal 21 16 in front of the rect...
prereform 20 18 before reform [adj]
prereturn 17 14 preceding a return [...
prereview 22 19 taking place before...
prerinsed 17 14 PRERINSE, to rinse b...
prerinses 17 13 PRERINSE, to rinse b...
presagers 18 14 PRESAGER, one who, o...
presbyter 26 17 an elder in the earl...
presenter 16 13 one who presents [n...
preserved 19 17 PRESERVE, to keep sa...
preserver 19 16 one who preserves [n...
preserves 19 16 PRESERVE, to keep sa...
presiders 18 13 PRESIDER, one who pr...
presterna 16 13 PRESTERNUM, the ante...
presumers 19 16 PRESUMER, one who pr...
pretender 16 14 one who lays claim t...
preterist 18 12 a person who holds t...
preterite 17 12 the grammatical tens...
preterits 18 12 PRETERIT, the gramma...
pretermit 19 15 to omit, neglect to...
prevailer 20 17 one who prevails [n...
preventer 18 17 one who prevents [n...
preverbal 22 20 relating to the peri...
previewer 22 19 one who previews [n...
pricklier 24 20 PRICKLY, having many...
primavera 20 19 (Italian) a kind of...
prisoners 17 13 PRISONER, one that i...
privateer 19 16 a licensed pirate [n...
proceeder 19 16 one who proceeds [n...
procerity 27 17 tallness, loftiness...
processer 20 15 something that proce...
procurers 21 16 PROCURER, someone wh...
producers 21 17 PRODUCER, one that p...
profaners 18 16 PROFANER, one who pr...
proffered 21 19 PROFFER, to present...
profferer 21 18 one who proffers [n...
profilers 21 16 PROFILER, one who pr...
profiteer 19 15 a person who takes a...
profiters 20 15 PROFITER, one who pr...
profusers 20 16 PROFUSER, a prodigal...
progerias 18 14 PROGERIA, a syndrome...
programer 19 17 (US) one who writes...
prolonger 18 16 one who, or that whi...
promisers 19 15 PROMISER, one who pr...
promodern 17 17 in favour of the mod...
promoters 18 15 PROMOTER, one who pr...
prompters 21 18 PROMPTER, one that p...
propeller 21 17 someone who, or some...
properdin 19 17 a natural protein in...
properest 19 15 PROPER, fitting [adj...
proposers 19 15 PROPOSER, one that p...
prospered 19 16 PROSPER, to be succe...
prosterna 16 13 PROSTERNUM, the ster...
prosumers 19 16 PROSUMER, a consumer...
protecter 20 15 one who protects, al...
protester 17 12 one who protests, al...
protoderm 18 16 the dermatogen, the...
provender 18 18 dry food for domesti...
proverbed 21 20 PROVERB, to speak of...
providers 20 17 PROVIDER, one that p...
provokers 20 20 PROVOKER, something...
pruderies 18 14 PRUDERY, a person wi...
psalteria 18 13 PSALTERIUM, (Latin)...
pteridine 17 14 any member of a genu...
pteropods 19 16 PTEROPOD, a small sw...
pterosaur 17 13 a pterodactyl, also...
pterygial 26 17 of or relating to a...
pterygium 27 20 a growth over the co...
pterygoid 25 17 winglike [adj] / a p...
puberties 20 16 PUBERTY, the beginni...
publisher 24 19 one who publishes [n...
puckerers 22 20 PUCKERER, one who, o...
puckerier 22 20 PUCKERY, astringent;...
puckeries 22 20 PUCKERY, puckishness...
puckering 23 23 PUCKER, to gather in...
puckerood 21 21 (New Zealand slang)...
pucksters 23 20 PUCKSTER, a hockey p...
puddering 19 18 PUDDER, to make a tu...
puerilely 26 17 PUERILE, juvenile; c...
puerilism 21 17 childishness [n -S]
puerility 26 16 the state of being p...
puerperae 18 16 PUERPERA, (Latin) a...
puerperal 20 17 of or relating to ch...
puerperia 19 16 PUERPERIUM, (Latin)...
pufferies 22 19 PUFFERY, excessive p...
puggeries 20 17 PUGGERY, (Hindi) a t...
pullovers 22 19 PULLOVER, a garment...
pulpiteer 21 17 someone who speaks f...
pulpiters 22 17 PULPITER, someone wh...
pulverine 20 19 barilla ash, used in...
pulvering 22 21 PULVER, to reduce to...
pulverise 21 18 to reduce to powder,...
pulverize 24 27 to reduce to powder...
pulverous 21 19 dusty or powder [adj...
puncturer 21 18 one who punctures [n...
punishers 20 16 PUNISHER, one that p...
puppeteer 21 19 one who operates a p...
purchaser 23 18 one who purchases [n...
purifiers 21 16 PURIFIER, one that p...
purloiner 18 15 one who purloins [n...
pushovers 22 19 PUSHOVER, an easily...
putrefier 20 16 an agent that causes...
putterers 18 13 PUTTERER, one who pu...
puttering 19 16 PUTTER, to occupy on...
pyodermas 24 18 PYODERMA, a pus-caus...
pyodermic 28 21 of or like pyoderma,...
pyroceram 27 20 a transparent cerami...
pyrolater 24 15 a fire-worshipper [n...
pyrolyser 31 17 a device for pyrolys...
pyrolyzer 34 26 an agent that pyroly...
pyrometer 24 17 an instrument for me...
quaereing 23 22 QUAERE, to inquire o...
quaeritur 24 20 (Latin) the question...
qualifier 27 23 one who qualifies [n...
quantiser 23 20 one who quantises, e...
quantizer 26 29 one who quantizes, e...
quarender 22 21 a kind of early red...
quarreler 24 20 one who quarrels, al...
quarriers 24 19 QUARRIER, one who qu...
quartered 23 20 QUARTER, to divide i...
quarterer 23 19 one who quarters [n...
quarterly 31 22 a periodical appeari...
quarterns 23 20 QUARTERN, a fourth p...
quartiers 24 19 QUARTIER, (French) a...
quartzier 27 28 QUARTZY, like quartz...
quaverers 25 23 QUAVERER, one who qu...
quaverier 25 23 QUAVERY, shaky, quav...
quavering 26 26 shaky [adj QUAVERING...
queachier 28 24 QUEACHY, forming a t...
queechier 28 24 QUEECHY, forming a t...
queenlier 23 21 QUEENLY, like a quee...
queercore 25 22 a type of gay-orient...
queerdoms 24 23 QUEERDOM, a group of...
queerness 22 20 the state of being q...
quenchers 28 25 QUENCHER, one who, o...
quercetic 30 25 of or like quercetin...
quercetin 26 23 a yellow crystalline...
quercetum 28 26 (Latin) a plantation...
quercitin 27 23 a yellow crystalline...
querimony 30 25 a complaint [n QUERI...
querulous 25 22 complaining; peevish...
queryings 31 24 QUERYING, questionin...
quibblers 30 26 QUIBBLER, one who qu...
quickener 27 27 one who quickens [n...
quiddlers 26 22 QUIDDLER, someone wh...
quietener 22 20 one who quietens [n...
quipsters 27 22 QUIPSTER, a person g...
quirister 25 19 a member of a choir,...
quiverers 26 23 QUIVERER, one who qu...
quiverful 30 28 the contents of a qu...
quiverier 26 23 QUIVERY, quivering [...
quivering 27 26 shaking with a sligh...
quiverish 29 25 shaky, quivering [ad...
rabbiters 20 15 RABBITER, one who hu...
racegoers 18 14 RACEGOER, an attende...
racketeer 18 16 a criminal who runs...
racketers 19 16 RACKETER, one who ma...
racketier 19 16 RACKETY, noisy [adj]
raftering 18 15 rafters collectively...
raggedier 17 14 RAGGEDY, somewhat ra...
raggeries 17 13 RAGGERY, rags collec...
ragpicker 23 21 one who gets a livin...
ragtimers 18 14 RAGTIMER, one who pl...
rainmaker 16 17 a person in tribal s...
rainwater 17 13 water from rainfall...
rampagers 19 17 RAMPAGER, one who ra...
rancheras 19 15 RANCHERA, (Spanish)...
rancheria 19 15 (Spanish) in Spanish...
rancherie 19 15 a Canadian Indian vi...
rancheros 19 15 RANCHERO, (Spanish)...
ransacker 18 17 one who ransacks [n...
ransomers 15 13 RANSOMER, one who ra...
ranterism 16 13 the practice or tene...
rarefiers 17 12 RAREFIER, something...
rareripes 17 12 RARERIPE, a fruit th...
raspberry 26 17 the fruit of Rubus i...
rastering 16 12 RASTER, to create a...
rasterise 15 9 to convert an image...
rasterize 18 18 to convert an image...
ratemeter 15 12 an instrument for me...
ratepayer 22 14 one who pays rates o...
ratherest 17 11 RATHER [adj]
ratheripe 19 14 a fruit that ripens...
ratherish 20 13 (colloquial) rather...
ratifiers 18 12 RATIFIER, one who ra...
ratooners 13 10 RATOONER, a plant th...
ratteners 14 10 RATTENER, one who ra...
ratteries 15 9 RATTERY, a place whe...
raunchier 20 16 RAUNCHY, coarsely or...
ravellers 19 15 RAVELLER, one who ra...
ravishers 20 15 RAVISHER, one who ra...
razzberry 30 32 (US) a raspberry [n...
realisers 16 10 REALISER, one who re...
realizers 19 19 REALIZER, one who re...
realtered 15 11 REALTER, to alter ag...
reanswers 17 13 REANSWER, to be equi...
reasoners 13 10 REASONER, one who re...
reasserts 15 9 REASSERT, to assert...
reassurer 15 10 one who reassures [n...
rebellers 19 14 REBELLER, one who re...
rebirther 20 14 one who claims to ha...
rebounder 16 15 something that rebou...
rebutters 18 13 REBUTTER, one who re...
recallers 20 14 RECALLER, one who re...
recamiers 19 15 RECAMIER, (French) a...
recanters 17 13 RECANTER, one who re...
receivers 20 16 RECEIVER, one that r...
recertify 27 17 to certify again [v...
recharger 21 16 a device for recharg...
recharter 20 14 to charter again [v...
recherche 25 19 (French) exquisite,...
reckoners 18 17 RECKONER, one that r...
reclaimer 20 16 one who reclaims [n...
recliners 19 14 RECLINER, a kind of...
recoilers 19 13 RECOILER, one who, o...
reconfers 19 16 RECONFER, to confer...
reconquer 25 23 to conquer again [v...
reconvert 19 17 to convert again [v...
recorders 18 13 RECORDER, one that r...
recounter 17 14 one who recounts [n...
recovered 19 17 RECOVER, to obtain a...
recoveree 18 16 the person against w...
recoverer 19 16 one who recovers [n...
recoveror 19 16 the demandant in a c...
recowered 20 16 RECOWER, to recover,...
recruiter 19 13 one who recruits [n...
rectifier 21 15 a person who rectifi...
recyclers 29 18 RECYCLER, one who re...
redbaiter 17 13 one who redbaits [n...
redeemers 15 13 REDEEMER, one that r...
redeliver 18 15 to deliver or give b...
redliners 16 12 REDLINER, one that r...
redoubler 18 15 one who redoubles [n...
redrawers 18 13 REDRAWER, one that r...
redresser 15 10 one who redresses, a...
redwaters 18 13 REDWATER, a cattle d...
reemerged 16 15 REEMERGE, to emerge...
reemerges 16 14 REEMERGE, to emerge...
reentered 13 11 REENTER, to enter ag...
reerected 17 13 REERECT, to erect ag...
referable 19 16 capable of being ref...
reference 18 16 to refer to [v REFER...
referenda 15 14 REFERENDUM, (Latin)...
referents 16 13 REFERENT, something...
referrals 18 13 REFERRAL, an instanc...
referrers 17 12 REFERRER, one that r...
referring 18 15 REFER, to direct to...
refilters 19 13 REFILTER, to filter...
reflecter 21 16 (Swift) a person who...
reflowers 21 16 REFLOWER, to flower...
reformers 18 15 REFORMER, one that r...
refounder 16 15 one who refounds [n...
refrainer 16 13 one who refrains [n...
refresher 19 14 something that refre...
refunders 17 15 REFUNDER, one who re...
regainers 15 12 REGAINER, one who re...
regarders 16 12 REGARDER, one who re...
regathers 18 13 REGATHER, to assembl...
regifters 19 14 REGIFTER, one who re...
registers 17 11 REGISTER, to record...
regmakers 18 18 REGMAKER, (South Afr...
regraters 16 11 REGRATER, one who bu...
regretter 16 11 one who regrets [n -...
reguerdon 15 14 (Shakespeare) to rew...
rehabbers 21 17 REHABBER, one who re...
rehammers 19 17 REHAMMER, to hammer...
rehearser 16 11 one who rehearses [n...
reheaters 16 11 REHEATER, an apparat...
reimmerse 17 15 to immerse again [v...
reindeers 14 11 REINDEER, a large de...
reinserts 15 10 REINSERT, to insert...
reinsurer 15 11 one who gives reinsu...
reissuers 16 10 REISSUER, one who re...
reiterant 14 10 reiterating [adj]
reiterate 14 9 to repeat [v REITERA...
reitering 16 12 REITER, to reiterate...
rejecters 20 21 REJECTER, one who re...
rejiggers 20 22 REJIGGER, to fix som...
rejoicers 20 21 REJOICER, one who re...
rejoinder 16 20 a sharp and clever a...
relacquer 27 23 to lacquer again [v...
relapsers 18 13 RELAPSER, one who re...
relaunder 15 13 to launder again [v...
releasers 15 10 RELEASER, one who re...
reletters 16 10 RELETTER, to write a...
relievers 18 14 RELIEVER, one who re...
relivered 18 15 RELIVER, to deliver...
reloaders 15 11 RELOADER, a device f...
remailers 17 13 REMAILER, an interne...
remainder 15 14 what is left over [n...
remarkers 17 16 REMARKER, one who re...
remasters 16 12 REMASTER, to master...
remembers 19 18 REMEMBER, to bring t...
remercied 19 16 REMERCY, (obsolete)...
remercies 19 15 REMERCY, (obsolete)...
remerging 18 17 REMERGE, to merge ag...
reminders 16 14 REMINDER, something...
remitters 17 12 REMITTER, one who re...
remodeler 16 14 one who remodels [n...
renderers 14 11 RENDERER, one that r...
rendering 15 14 a first coat of plas...
reneguers 15 13 RENEGUER, one who re...
renfierst 17 13 (Spenser) made fierc...
renouncer 16 15 one who renounces [n...
renowners 16 14 RENOWNER, one who gi...
rentaller 16 12 (Scots) a kindly ten...
renumbers 18 17 RENUMBER, to number...
renversed 16 15 RENVERSE, (archaic)...
renverses 16 14 RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reobserve 18 16 to observe again [v...
reoffered 18 16 REOFFER, to offer fo...
reopeners 15 13 REOPENER, a clause i...
reoperate 15 12 to operate again [v...
reordered 14 11 REORDER, to put in a...
repairers 17 12 REPAIRER, one who re...
repapered 18 16 REPAPER, to apply ne...
repattern 16 13 to pattern again [v...
repealers 17 13 REPEALER, one who re...
repeaters 16 12 REPEATER, one who re...
repellers 19 14 REPELLER, one who, o...
repenters 16 13 REPENTER, one who re...
repercuss 21 16 to reverberate, have...
reperepes 18 15 REPEREPE, the elepha...
reperking 19 19 REPERK, to brew agai...
repertory 23 14 the performance of p...
reperusal 18 14 a second or repeated...
reperused 17 14 REPERUSE, to peruse...
reperuses 17 13 REPERUSE, to peruse...
replacers 21 16 REPLACER, one who re...
replaster 18 13 to plaster again [v...
repleader 17 14 a second pleading, o...
reporters 17 12 REPORTER, one that r...
repowered 19 16 REPOWER, to power ag...
represser 17 12 one who represses, a...
repriever 19 16 one who reprieves [n...
reprinter 17 13 one who reprints [n...
reprovers 19 16 REPROVER, one who, o...
repulsers 19 14 REPULSER, one who re...
requering 24 22 REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
requester 23 19 one who requests, al...
requirers 24 19 REQUIRER, one who re...
requiters 24 19 REQUITER, one who re...
reracking 20 19 RERACK, to rack agai...
reradiate 14 10 to radiate again [v...
rerailing 17 13 the act of replacing...
reraising 16 12 RERAISE, to raise ag...
rereading 15 13 the act of rereading...
rerebrace 19 15 armour for the arm f...
rerecords 18 13 RERECORD, to record...
reredoses 14 10 REREDOS, a screen or...
reredosse 14 10 a screen or panellin...
rerelease 14 10 to release again [v...
rereminds 16 14 REREMIND, to remind...
reremouse 15 13 a bat, also REARMOUS...
rerenting 15 13 RERENT, to rent agai...
rerepeats 16 12 REREPEAT, to repeat...
rereviews 20 16 REREVIEW, to review...
rerevised 17 14 REREVISE, to revise...
rerevises 17 13 REREVISE, to revise...
rerewards 18 13 REREWARD, the rearmo...
rerigging 19 16 RERIG, to rig again...
rerollers 17 11 REROLLER, one who re...
rerolling 18 14 REROLL, to roll agai...
reroofing 17 15 REROOF, to renew the...
rerouting 16 13 REROUTE, to choose a...
rerunning 15 15 RERUN, to show a rep...
rescinder 18 14 one who rescinds [n...
resellers 17 11 RESELLER, one who re...
resembler 19 16 one who resembles [n...
resenters 14 10 RESENTER, one who re...
reserpine 16 13 a sedative drug [n -...
reservers 17 13 RESERVER, one who re...
reservice 20 16 to service again [v...
reserving 18 16 RESERVE, to hold in...
reservist 18 13 a member of a reserv...
reservoir 17 13 a storage place [n -...
resetters 15 9 RESETTER, one who re...
reshapers 19 14 RESHAPER, one that r...
reshipper 22 17 one who reships [n -...
reshowers 20 14 RESHOWER, to shower...
resigners 16 12 RESIGNER, one who re...
resilvers 19 14 RESILVER, to cover w...
resisters 16 9 RESISTER, one who re...
resolders 16 11 RESOLDER, to solder...
resoluter 16 11 RESOLUTE, determined...
resolvers 18 14 RESOLVER, one that r...
resorters 15 9 RESORTER, one who re...
respecter 20 15 one who respects [n...
responder 16 14 one who responds, al...
responser 16 13 one who responds, al...
restarter 15 9 something or someone...
restorers 15 9 RESTORER, one that r...
retailers 16 10 RETAILER, one who se...
retainers 14 10 RETAINER, one that r...
retarders 15 10 RETARDER, one who re...
retellers 17 11 RETELLER, one who re...
retempers 18 15 RETEMPER, to modify...
rethinker 18 16 one who rethinks [n...
retorters 15 9 RETORTER, one who re...
retoucher 20 15 one who retouches [n...
retracers 18 12 RETRACER, one who re...
retreater 14 9 one who retreats [n...
retriever 17 13 one of a breed of la...
retrovert 17 13 to turn back [v -ED,...
retteries 15 9 RETTERY, a place whe...
returners 15 11 RETURNER, one who re...
reuniters 15 11 REUNITER, one who re...
reuttered 15 11 REUTTER, to utter ag...
revampers 20 19 REVAMPER, one who re...
revealers 17 14 REVEALER, one who re...
revellers 19 15 REVELLER, one who re...
revengers 17 16 REVENGER, one who ta...
revenuers 16 15 REVENUER, a revenue...
reverable 19 17 worthy of reverence...
reverbing 20 19 REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reverence 18 17 veneration [n -S] /...
reverends 16 15 REVEREND, a clergyma...
reverists 18 13 REVERIST, a person w...
reversals 18 14 REVERSAL, the act of...
reversely 24 16 REVERSE, in the oppo...
reversers 17 13 REVERSER, one who re...
reversing 18 16 REVERSE, to turn or...
reversion 16 14 the act of reverting...
revertant 16 14 (French) a mutant ge...
reverters 17 13 REVERTER, one who, o...
reverting 18 16 REVERT, to return to...
revertive 19 17 reverting, or tendin...
reviewers 20 16 REVIEWER, one who re...
revolters 18 14 REVOLTER, one who re...
revolvers 20 18 REVOLVER, a pistol w...
rewarders 18 13 REWARDER, one that r...
rewatered 17 13 REWATER, to water ag...
rewinders 18 14 REWINDER, one who re...
rewriters 19 12 REWRITER, a device f...
rezeroing 18 21 REZERO, to reset (a...
rheometer 17 14 an instrument that m...
rhinoceri 20 15 RHINOCEROS, a large...
rhymester 25 16 a poetaster, a would...
ricercare 21 15 any of various contr...
ricercari 22 15 RICERCARE, any of va...
ricercars 22 15 RICERCAR, any of var...
ricercata 21 15 any of various contr...
ricketier 20 16 RICKETY, shaky, rams...
riderless 17 11 without a rider [adj...
ridership 21 15 being a rider [n -S]
ridiculer 21 15 one who ridicules [n...
rifleries 19 13 RIFLERY, the practic...
rigsdaler 18 13 (Dutch) a rix-dollar...
rimesters 17 12 RIMESTER, one that r...
ringsider 17 13 one with a seat at t...
ringsters 17 12 RINGSTER, a member o...
riverains 17 14 RIVERAIN, a riversid...
riverbank 20 21 the bank of a river...
riverbeds 20 17 RIVERBED, the area c...
riverboat 19 16 a boat used for rive...
riverhead 19 16 the source of a rive...
riverless 19 14 without rivers [adj]
riverlike 20 18 like a river [adj]
riverside 18 14 the area at the side...
riverwalk 23 21 a walk beside a rive...
riverward 21 17 towards a river, als...
riverways 27 18 RIVERWAY, a river as...
riverweed 20 17 any plant of the gen...
rizzering 23 30 RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
roadsters 15 10 ROADSTER, a light, o...
robberies 19 15 ROBBERY, the act of...
rockeries 19 16 ROCKERY, a rock gard...
rocketeer 18 16 a person who experim...
rocketers 19 16 ROCKETER, a bird, es...
rockwater 22 19 water issuing from a...
rodfisher 20 15 one who fishes by ro...
rodgersia 16 12 a flowering perennia...
rogerings 17 14 ROGERING, the act of...
rogueries 16 12 ROGUERY, roguish con...
roistered 15 10 ROISTER, to revel no...
roisterer 15 9 one who roisters, ca...
rollovers 19 15 ROLLOVER, a motor ve...
romancers 18 16 ROMANCER, one who wr...
rookeries 15 13 ROOKERY, a colony of...
roseroots 14 9 ROSEROOT, a fleshy-l...
rosewater 17 12 water distilled from...
rostering 16 12 the act of rostering...
rotameter 15 12 an instrument for me...
rotiferal 18 13 relating to a rotife...
rotiferan 16 13 a rotifer [n -S]
roturiers 16 10 ROTURIER, a plebeian...
routineer 14 11 one who adheres to a...
roystered 21 12 ROYSTER, to revel no...
roysterer 21 11 one who roysters, ca...
rubberier 20 16 RUBBERY, resembling...
rubbering 21 19 RUBBER, to provide w...
rubberise 20 16 to coat with rubber,...
rubberize 23 25 to coat with rubber,...
rulership 22 16 being a ruler [n -S]
rummagers 19 18 RUMMAGER, one who ru...
rumourers 17 14 RUMOURER, one who sp...
rumrunner 16 16 a person involved in...
saberlike 19 17 like a saber, also S...
sabotiers 17 12 SABOTIER, (French) a...
safflower 23 19 a thistle-like plant...
saggering 18 16 SAGGER, to pack in a...
sailmaker 18 17 one who makes sails...
saintlier 16 11 SAINTLY, befitting a...
saleratus 16 11 potassium or sodium...
salerings 17 13 SALERING, a cattle-s...
salerooms 16 13 SALEROOM, a room whe...
salimeter 17 13 an instrument for me...
salometer 16 13 an instrument for me...
salteries 16 10 SALTERY, a factory w...
saltpeter 18 13 (US) potassium nitra...
saltwater 19 13 of, containing or in...
salvagers 19 16 SALVAGER, one who sa...
sanderses 14 11 SANDERS, sandalwood,...
sandivers 17 15 SANDIVER, scum forme...
sandpaper 18 17 a kind of rough pape...
sandpiper 19 17 any of various small...
sangliers 17 13 SANGLIER, (French) a...
sanitiser 15 10 one who sanitises, a...
sanitizer 18 19 one who sanitises, a...
sanserifs 17 13 SANSERIF, a typeface...
santerias 14 10 SANTERIA, (Spanish)...
sapsucker 22 20 a kind of woodpecker...
sarcomere 18 15 a unit of myofibril,...
satiriser 16 9 one who satirises, a...
satirizer 19 18 one who satirises, a...
satisfier 18 12 one who satisfies [n...
saturater 15 10 one who, or that whi...
saucerful 22 18 the contents of a sa...
sauntered 14 12 SAUNTER, to walk in...
saunterer 14 11 one who saunters [n...
sauternes 14 11 SAUTERNE, (French) a...
savourers 17 14 SAVOURER, one that s...
savourier 17 14 SAVOURY, pleasant to...
sawdering 19 16 SAWDER, to flatter,...
sawtimber 22 18 timber suitable for...
scalloper 22 17 one who fishes for s...
scamblers 23 19 SCAMBLER, (Scots) on...
scampered 21 19 SCAMPER, to run play...
scamperer 21 18 one who scampers [n...
scamsters 20 15 SCAMSTER, one who pe...
scarifier 21 15 an implement for sca...
scarpered 20 16 SCARPER, to run away...
scattered 18 13 SCATTER, to disperse...
scatterer 18 12 one who scatters [n...
scavagers 21 18 SCAVAGER, an officer...
scavenger 20 19 to act as a scavenge...
scelerate 18 13 (obsolete) a villain...
scelerats 19 13 SCELERAT, (French) a...
sceneries 17 13 SCENERY, a picturesq...
scenester 17 13 a person who identif...
sceptered 20 16 SCEPTER, to invest w...
scheduler 22 17 one who schedules [n...
schillers 24 16 SCHILLER, (German) a...
schizzier 28 32 SCHIZZY, affected wi...
schlagers 23 17 SCHLAGER, (German) a...
schlepper 26 21 (Yiddish) an incompe...
schlieren 21 16 one of a set of visi...
schlieric 26 18 relating to schliere...
schlocker 26 22 (Yiddish) something...
schmecker 26 24 a heroin user [n -RS...
schmeered 21 18 SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmicker 27 24 SCHMICK, (Australian...
schmoozer 24 26 (Yiddish) one who sc...
schmutter 23 18 (Yiddish) clothing,...
schnapper 24 21 an Australian food-f...
schnauzer 23 25 (German) a German br...
schnorrer 20 15 one who takes advant...
schoolers 21 15 SCHOOLER, a student...
schoolery 27 17 (archaic) something...
schooners 19 15 SCHOONER, a kind of...
schussers 22 15 SCHUSSER, (German) o...
scimiters 21 15 SCIMITER, a curved o...
scissorer 19 12 one who scissors [n...
sclaffers 24 19 SCLAFFER, one who sc...
sclaunder 19 16 (obsolete) slander [...
sclereide 19 14 a thick-walled plant...
sclereids 20 14 SCLEREID, a thick-wa...
scleremas 20 16 SCLEREMA, (Greek) a...
sclerites 20 13 SCLERITE, a hard ske...
scleritic 24 16 of or like a sclerit...
scleritis 21 13 inflammation of the...
scleromas 20 16 SCLEROMA, a hardened...
sclerosal 20 14 affected with sclero...
sclerosed 19 14 SCLEROSE, to harden;...
scleroses 19 13 SCLEROSE, to harden;...
sclerosis 20 13 hardening; morbid ha...
sclerotal 20 14 a sclerotic bone or...
sclerotia 19 13 SCLEROTIUM, a harden...
sclerotic 23 16 hard, indurated, als...
sclerotin 19 14 in insects, a protei...
scootered 17 13 SCOOTER, to travel b...
scorchers 24 17 SCORCHER, (colloquia...
scorifier 21 15 a thing which scorif...
scourgers 20 15 SCOURGER, one who sc...
scouthers 21 15 SCOUTHER, to scorch,...
scouthery 27 17 scorching, singeing...
scowdered 21 17 SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowthers 24 17 SCOWTHER, (Scots) to...
scrabbler 24 19 one who scrabbles [n...
scraggier 21 16 SCRAGGY, skinny [adj...
scrambler 23 19 a telephone device f...
scrannier 17 14 SCRANNY, thin, scraw...
scrappers 23 18 SCRAPPER, a fighter...
scrappier 23 18 SCRAPPY, fragmentary...
scratcher 24 17 a tool for scratchin...
scrawlers 23 16 SCRAWLER, one who sc...
scrawlier 23 16 SCRAWLY, written has...
scrawnier 21 16 SCRAWNY, extremely t...
screakier 19 16 SCREAKY, creaky [adj...
screamers 19 15 SCREAMER, a gooselik...
screecher 23 17 one who screeches [n...
screeders 18 13 SCREEDER, a person w...
screeners 17 13 SCREENER, one who sc...
screevers 20 16 SCREEVER, one who wr...
scribbler 25 19 one who scribbles [n...
scrimpers 23 18 SCRIMPER, one who sc...
scrimpier 23 18 SCRIMPY, scanty [adj...
scripters 22 15 SCRIPTER, one who sc...
scrivener 20 17 (historical) a scrib...
scroggier 21 16 SCROGGY, abounding i...
scrollers 21 14 SCROLLER, someone or...
scrougers 20 15 SCROUGER, (US archai...
scrounger 19 16 one who scrounges [n...
scrubbers 24 19 SCRUBBER, an apparat...
scrubbier 24 19 SCRUBBY, inferior in...
scruffier 24 19 SCRUFFY, untidy, dir...
scrummier 22 19 SCRUMMY, (colloquial...
scruntier 19 14 SCRUNTY, (Scots) stu...
scruplers 23 17 SCRUPLER, one who ha...
scuddaler 20 16 in Shetland, the lea...
scufflers 25 20 SCUFFLER, one who sc...
scumbered 22 20 SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scundered 18 16 (Irish dialect) emba...
scunnered 17 16 SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppered 23 20 SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scurriers 20 13 SCURRIER, (obsolete)...
scutchers 25 18 SCUTCHER, one who sc...
scutigers 21 15 SCUTIGER, a kind of...
scuttered 19 14 SCUTTER, to run hast...
scuttlers 21 14 SCUTTLER, one who sc...
seafarers 16 12 SEAFARER, one who tr...
sealeries 15 10 SEALERY, the occupat...
seamsters 16 12 SEAMSTER, a person w...
searchers 20 14 SEARCHER, one that s...
seasicker 19 16 SEASICK, affected wi...
seasoners 13 10 SEASONER, one who se...
seawaters 17 12 SEAWATER, water from...
secernent 16 14 secretory [adj] / a...
secerning 18 16 SECERN, to discern a...
seceshers 20 14 SECESHER, a secessio...
seconders 17 14 SECONDER, one who se...
sederunts 15 12 SEDERUNT, (Latin) a...
seedeater 13 10 a bird that eats see...
seeresses 14 9 SEERESS, a female se...
semainier 15 13 (French) a chest of...
semesters 16 12 SEMESTER, (Latin) a...
semidrier 17 13 SEMIDRY, half dry [a...
semierect 19 15 half erect [adj]
semiwater 19 15 as in semiwater gas,...
sempsters 19 15 SEMPSTER, a person w...
sensibler 18 14 SENSIBLE, showing go...
sentencer 16 14 one who sentences [n...
sepulcher 24 19 a receptacle in an a...
sequencer 25 23 a device connected t...
sequester 23 19 to set apart; to sei...
serafiles 18 13 SERAFILE, men riding...
seraglios 17 12 SERAGLIO, a harem, a...
seraphims 21 17 SERAPHIM, in Christi...
seraphine 18 15 a kind of small reed...
seraphins 19 15 SERAPHIN, (Portugues...
seraskier 16 13 (historical) a gener...
serenaded 13 12 SERENADE, to address...
serenader 13 11 one who serenades [n...
serenades 13 11 SERENADE, to address...
serenatas 13 10 SERENATA, (Italian)...
serenated 13 11 SERENATE, to calm, m...
serenates 13 10 SERENATE [n]
serfhoods 19 15 SERFHOOD, the state...
serfships 23 17 SERFSHIP, the state...
sergeancy 24 17 the office or rank o...
sergeants 15 12 SERGEANT, a noncommi...
sergeanty 21 14 a condition of tenur...
serialise 16 10 to convert into seri...
serialism 18 13 serial technique, or...
serialist 17 10 a writer of serials...
seriality 23 12 the state of being s...
serialize 19 19 to convert into seri...
seriately 22 12 SERIATE, arranged in...
seriating 16 12 SERIATE, to arrange...
seriation 14 10 arrangement or posit...
sericeous 18 13 of leaves, covered w...
sericites 19 12 SERICITE, a silky po...
sericitic 23 15 like sericite, a sil...
serigraph 21 16 a silkscreen print [...
serinette 14 10 (French) a small bar...
seriously 23 13 SERIOUS, thoughtful...
serjeancy 25 24 the office or rank o...
serjeants 16 19 SERJEANT, a noncommi...
serjeanty 22 21 (historical) a condi...
sermoneer 14 13 a preacher; a sermon...
sermoners 15 13 SERMONER, a preacher...
sermonets 15 13 SERMONET, a short se...
sermoning 16 16 preaching a sermon [...
sermonise 15 13 to deliver or compos...
sermonize 18 22 to deliver or compos...
serogroup 18 15 any group of bacteri...
serologic 20 15 as in serologic typi...
seropuses 17 13 SEROPUS, a mixture o...
serotinal 15 11 relating to a seroti...
serotines 14 10 SEROTINE, a kind of...
serotonin 13 11 a compound occurring...
serotyped 23 15 SEROTYPE, to classif...
serotypes 23 14 SEROTYPE, to classif...
serotypic 27 17 relating to a seroty...
serpentry 23 15 serpents collectivel...
serpigoes 18 14 SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulids 20 15 SERPULID, a marine w...
serpulite 19 14 a fossil serpula she...
serranids 15 11 SERRANID, a group of...
serranoid 14 11 any of a group of fi...
serrating 16 12 SERRATE, to supply w...
serration 14 10 the state of being s...
serrature 15 10 a notching, like tha...
serrefile 18 13 (French) a file of o...
serricorn 18 13 a kind of beetle wit...
serriedly 23 13 SERRIED [adv]
serriform 19 15 resembling a notched...
serrulate 16 11 finely serrate; havi...
seruewing 19 16 SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
servanted 16 15 SERVANT, to act as s...
servantry 23 16 a body of servants;...
serveable 19 17 capable of being ser...
serveries 17 13 SERVERY, a room or r...
servewing 21 19 SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
servicers 21 16 SERVICER, one who se...
servicing 22 19 the act of maintaini...
serviette 17 13 (French) a table-nap...
servilely 26 17 SERVILE, slavish, fa...
servilism 21 17 system of slavery or...
servility 26 16 the state of being s...
servitors 18 13 SERVITOR, one who se...
servitude 18 15 the state of being a...
servquals 27 24 SERVQUAL, a marketin...
sesterces 18 12 SESTERCE, (Latin) a...
sestertia 15 9 SESTERTIUM, (Latin)...
sestertii 16 9 SESTERTIUS, (Latin)...
settering 16 12 SETTER, to treat wit...
severable 19 17 that can be severed...
severally 25 17 SEVERAL, various [ad...
severalty 24 16 separateness; separa...
severance 18 17 the act of severing...
sewerages 18 14 SEWERAGE, the waste...
sewerings 19 15 SEWERING, the provis...
sewerless 19 13 without a sewer [adj...
sewerlike 20 17 like a sewer [adj]
sexercise 24 19 sexual activity rega...
shacklers 23 19 SHACKLER, one who sh...
shadberry 26 17 the edible fruit of...
shadowers 20 15 SHADOWER, one who sh...
shadowier 20 15 SHADOWY, full of sha...
shallower 22 16 SHALLOW, not deep [a...
shamblier 22 18 SHAMBLY, awkwardly [...
shampooer 19 17 one who shampoos [n...
shapelier 20 15 SHAPELY, having a pl...
sharpener 18 15 a device for sharpen...
shattered 17 12 SHATTER, to break in...
shatterer 17 11 something or someone...
sheathers 19 13 SHEATHER, one who sh...
sheathier 19 13 SHEATHY, sheathlike...
shebeener 17 15 one who keeps a sheb...
sheerlegs 19 14 SHEERLEG, one of the...
sheerness 16 12 the state of being s...
sheltered 18 13 SHELTER, to provide...
shelterer 18 12 one who shelters [n...
shepherds 22 17 SHEPHERD, to watch o...
sherberts 20 14 SHERBERT, a frozen f...
sherifian 19 15 relating to a sherif...
sherlocks 23 19 SHERLOCK [n]
sherrises 18 11 SHERRIS, (archaic) s...
sherwanis 20 15 SHERWANI, (Hindi) in...
shickered 22 19 (Australian slang) d...
shielders 19 13 SHIELDER, one who sh...
shikkered 20 20 (Australian slang) d...
shillaber 22 16 an accomplice to a t...
shimmered 20 18 SHIMMER, to glimmer...
shinglers 20 15 SHINGLER, a person w...
shinglier 20 15 SHINGLY, covered wit...
shipowner 22 18 the owner of a ship...
shiverers 20 15 SHIVERER, one who sh...
shiverier 20 15 SHIVERY, shivering [...
shivering 21 18 trembling with fear...
shleppers 23 18 SHLEPPER, (Yiddish)...
shleppier 23 18 SHLEPPY, shabby, run...
shlockier 23 19 SHLOCKY, of poor qua...
shlumpier 23 19 SHLUMPY, (Yiddish) s...
shmeering 19 17 SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmoozers 21 23 SHMOOZER, one who sh...
shmoozier 21 23 SHMOOZY, given to sh...
shmuckier 24 22 SHMUCKY, foolish, co...
shnorrers 17 12 SHNORRER, (Yiddish)...
shoemaker 18 18 one who makes shoes...
shogglier 21 16 SHOGGLY, (Scots) sha...
shooglier 19 14 SHOOGLY, (Scots) sha...
shortener 16 12 someone or something...
shotfirer 20 14 the mining worker wh...
shotmaker 19 18 in sport, a person w...
shoulders 19 14 SHOULDER, to assume...
shouthers 20 14 SHOUTHER, (Scots) to...
shovelers 20 16 SHOVELER, a kind of...
shoveller 21 17 a kind of duck with...
showerers 20 14 SHOWERER, one who sh...
showerful 24 19 full of showers [adj...
showerier 20 14 SHOWERY, abounding w...
showering 21 17 the act of taking a...
showgoers 21 16 SHOWGOER, one who go...
shredders 18 13 SHREDDER, a machine...
shreddier 18 13 SHREDDY, cut up [adj...
shriekers 19 15 SHRIEKER, one who sh...
shriekier 19 15 SHRIEKY, shrill [adj...
shrillier 21 13 SHRILLY, high-pitche...
shrimpers 22 17 SHRIMPER, a fisher o...
shrimpier 22 17 SHRIMPY, abounding i...
shrinkers 19 16 SHRINKER, one who sh...
shroomers 18 14 SHROOMER, one who ta...
shroudier 18 13 SHROUDY, giving shel...
shrubbery 29 20 a collection of shru...
shrubbier 23 18 SHRUBBY, covered wit...
shtickier 23 18 SHTICKY, like a shti...
shuddered 18 15 SHUDDER, to shiver o...
shufflers 24 19 SHUFFLER, one who sh...
shunpiker 21 20 one who avoids toll...
shuttered 18 13 SHUTTER, to provide...
shuttlers 20 13 SHUTTLER, one who us...
sickeners 19 17 SICKENER, a poisonou...
sideliner 16 12 one who sidelines [n...
siderated 15 11 SIDERATE, to blast o...
siderates 15 10 SIDERATE, to blast o...
siderites 16 10 SIDERITE, a carbonat...
sideritic 20 13 relating to siderite...
sideroads 15 11 SIDEROAD, a byroad [...
sideroses 15 10 SIDEROSIS, a sort of...
siderosis 16 10 a sort of pneumonia...
siderotic 19 13 relating to siderosi...
sierozems 19 21 SIEROZEM, (Russian)...
sightlier 21 14 SIGHTLY, pleasing to...
sightseer 19 13 one who sightsees [n...
signalers 17 13 SIGNALER, (US) one w...
signaller 18 14 one who signals, als...
signifier 19 15 something that signi...
silencers 19 14 SILENCER, one that s...
silverers 19 14 SILVERER, one who si...
silvereye 24 16 a greenish-coloured...
silverier 19 14 SILVERY, appearing l...
silvering 20 17 the act of coating w...
silverise 19 14 to cover with silver...
silverize 22 23 to cover with silver...
silvertip 22 17 a kind of grizzly be...
simmering 19 18 SIMMER, to cook just...
simperers 19 15 SIMPERER, one who si...
simpering 20 18 smiling in a silly,...
sincerely 25 16 SINCERE, free from h...
sincerest 18 13 SINCERE, free from h...
sincerity 25 15 the quality of being...
sinnering 15 14 SINNER, to transgres...
sintering 16 13 SINTER, to make cohe...
sistering 17 12 SISTER, to treat lik...
sitkamers 18 16 SITKAMER, (Afrikaans...
sixteener 20 17 a verse of sixteen s...
skeeriest 16 13 SKEERY, (dialect) sc...
skeldered 17 16 SKELDER, to beg; to...
skeltered 17 15 SKELTER, to scurry [...
skerricks 22 20 SKERRICK, (Australia...
sketchers 22 18 SKETCHER, one who sk...
sketchier 22 18 SKETCHY, lacking in...
skewering 20 19 SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skibobber 23 22 one who rides a skib...
skidooers 16 14 SKIDOOER, one that r...
skijorers 19 22 SKIJORER, one who do...
skijumper 23 29 one who engages in t...
skikjorer 20 26 one who engages in t...
skippered 21 20 SKIPPER, to act as m...
skittered 17 14 SKITTER, to skim ove...
skivering 20 20 SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skummered 19 21 SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skydivers 26 20 SKYDIVER, one who pr...
skyjacker 29 31 one who skyjacks, hi...
skylarker 25 20 one who skylarks, fr...
skysurfer 26 19 one who skysurfs [n...
skywriter 27 18 one who skywrites [n...
slabbered 20 17 SLABBER, to slaver;...
slabberer 20 16 one who slabbers, or...
slackener 19 18 one who slackens [n...
slaisters 17 10 SLAISTER, to do in a...
slaistery 23 12 slops, drudgery [n S...
slalomers 18 14 SLALOMER, one who sl...
slandered 15 13 SLANDER, to defame [...
slanderer 15 12 one who slanders [n...
slathered 18 13 SLATHER, to spread t...
slattered 16 11 SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slatterns 16 11 SLATTERN, a slovenly...
slaughter 20 15 the act of killing,...
slaverers 18 14 SLAVERER, one who sl...
slaveries 18 14 SLAVERY, the ownersh...
slavering 19 17 drooling [adj SLAVER...
sleechier 21 15 SLEECHY, slimy with...
sleepover 19 17 the custom of stayin...
sleighers 20 14 SLEIGHER, one who tr...
slenderer 15 12 SLENDER, slight of b...
slenderly 23 15 SLENDER, slight of b...
slickener 20 18 one who slickens [n...
slickered 21 18 wearing a slicker [a...
slickster 22 17 a dishonest person [...
sliddered 17 13 SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
slighters 21 14 SLIGHTER, one who sl...
slimpsier 21 16 SLIMPSY, flimsy, als...
slipcover 24 20 a cover for a book t...
slipovers 21 17 SLIPOVER, a garment...
slippered 21 17 SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slithered 19 13 SLITHER, to slide fr...
sliverers 19 14 SLIVERER, one who sl...
slivering 20 17 SLIVER, to cut into...
slobbered 20 17 SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slobberer 20 16 one who slobbers [n...
sloganeer 15 13 to invent or make he...
slouchers 22 16 SLOUCHER, one who sl...
slouchier 22 16 SLOUCHY, slouching [...
sloughier 20 15 SLOUGHY, full of slo...
slubbered 21 18 SLUBBER, to stain or...
slumbered 20 18 SLUMBER, to sleep [v...
slumberer 20 17 one who slumbers [n...
slutchier 23 16 SLUTCHY, (English di...
smasheroo 17 14 (colloquial) a thing...
smattered 16 13 SMATTER, to speak wi...
smatterer 16 12 one who has only a s...
smickered 21 20 SMICKER, (obsolete)...
smiercase 19 15 (German) cottage che...
smirchers 23 17 SMIRCHER, one who sm...
smoldered 17 15 SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smoochers 21 17 SMOOCHER, one who sm...
smoochier 21 17 SMOOCHY, given to sm...
smoothers 18 14 SMOOTHER, a smoothin...
smothered 18 15 SMOTHER, to prevent...
smotherer 18 14 one who smothers [n...
smoulders 18 15 SMOULDER, to burn wi...
smugglers 21 18 SMUGGLER, one that s...
smutchier 23 18 SMUTCHY, smutched [a...
snakeroot 14 14 bistort, milkwort, o...
snappered 18 17 SNAPPER, to stumble,...
snatchers 20 15 SNATCHER, one who sn...
snatchier 20 15 SNATCHY, irregular,...
sneakered 14 15 wearing sneakers [ad...
sneeriest 14 10 SNEERY, full of snee...
sneerings 15 13 SNEERING, the act of...
snickered 19 18 SNICKER, to utter a...
snickerer 19 17 one who snickers [n...
snifflers 21 17 SNIFFLER, one who sn...
snifflier 21 17 SNIFFLY, having a sn...
sniftered 17 14 SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniggered 17 15 SNIGGER, to snicker...
sniggerer 17 14 one who sniggers [n...
snigglers 19 15 SNIGGLER, one who sn...
snitchers 21 15 SNITCHER, one who sn...
snitchier 21 15 SNITCHY, bad tempere...
snivelers 18 15 SNIVELER, one who sn...
sniveller 19 16 one who snivels, als...
snookered 14 15 SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snorkeler 16 15 one who snorkels, al...
snottered 14 11 SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snowberry 26 18 the white berry of a...
snowmaker 19 20 a machine for produc...
snowshoer 19 15 one who travels by s...
snufflers 21 18 SNUFFLER, a person w...
snufflier 21 18 SNUFFLY, tending to...
snuggerie 17 15 a snug cozy place; e...
snugglier 19 16 SNUGGLY, warm and co...
soapberry 25 17 any tree of the genu...
soberised 17 13 SOBERISE, to make so...
soberises 17 12 SOBERISE, to make so...
soberized 20 22 SOBERIZE, to make so...
soberizes 20 21 SOBERIZE, to make so...
soberness 16 13 sobriety [n -ES]
sodbuster 18 14 (US) a farmer who wo...
sodgering 17 15 SODGER, to soldier [...
softcover 22 19 a paperback book [n...
softeners 16 13 SOFTENER, one that s...
sojourner 16 20 one who sojourns [n...
solanders 15 12 SOLANDER, (Swedish)...
solderers 16 11 SOLDERER, one who so...
soldering 17 14 the act of soldering...
soldiered 16 12 SOLDIER, to perform...
soldierly 24 14 like a soldier [adj]
solferino 17 14 (Italian) a moderate...
sollerets 17 11 SOLLERET, a metallic...
sollicker 22 18 (Australian slang) s...
somberest 18 15 SOMBER, (US) sombre...
sombering 19 18 SOMBER, to make somb...
sombreros 18 15 SOMBRERO, a broad-br...
somersets 16 12 SOMERSET, a leap in...
somewhere 20 17 in or to some place...
sommelier 18 16 (French) a wine stew...
songsters 16 12 SONGSTER, a singing...
sonneteer 12 11 a writer of sonnets,...
sonometer 14 13 a musical instrument...
sooterkin 15 14 (Dutch) a kind of fa...
soothered 16 12 SOOTHER, to cajole,...
sophister 20 14 a person who uses de...
sorcerers 18 12 SORCERER, a magician...
sorceress 18 12 a female sorcerer [n...
sorceries 18 12 SORCERY, alleged use...
sorcerous 18 13 having the nature of...
sorrowers 18 12 SORROWER, one who so...
sottisier 16 9 (French) a collectio...
souldiers 17 12 SOULDIER, (archaic)...
soulsters 17 11 SOULSTER, a singer o...
southered 17 13 SOUTHER, to move tow...
southerly 25 15 from the south [adj]...
southerns 17 13 SOUTHERN, a southern...
sovereign 17 16 supreme, also SOVRAN...
spanglers 19 16 SPANGLER, one who sp...
spanglier 19 16 SPANGLY, covered wit...
spareribs 20 15 SPARERIB, a cut of p...
sparklers 20 17 SPARKLER, something...
sparklier 20 17 SPARKLY, sparkling [...
sparterie 17 12 (French) articles ma...
spattered 17 13 SPATTER, to scatter...
specialer 21 16 SPECIAL, particular...
specifier 23 18 one who specifies [n...
speedster 17 13 one who likes to tra...
speerings 18 15 SPEERING, an inquiry...
speldered 18 15 SPELDER, (Scots) to...
spelunker 19 19 one who explores cav...
sperlings 20 16 SPERLING, a kind of...
spermaria 18 15 SPERMARIUM, the male...
spermatia 18 15 SPERMATIUM, one of t...
spermatic 22 18 pertaining to sperm,...
spermatid 19 16 a cell that develops...
spermines 18 16 SPERMINE, a chemical...
sphaerite 19 14 a hydrous aluminium...
spherical 24 18 having the shape of...
spheriest 20 14 SPHERY, resembling a...
spheroids 20 15 SPHEROID, a body res...
spherular 21 16 like a spherule or s...
spherules 21 16 SPHERULE, a small sp...
sphincter 23 18 a ringlike muscle wh...
spiceries 21 15 SPICERY, spices in g...
spiderier 18 13 SPIDERY, like a spid...
spidering 19 16 SPIDER, to move in a...
spiderish 21 15 like a spider [adj]
spiderman 18 17 (colloquial) a const...
spidermen 18 17 SPIDERMAN, (colloqui...
spiderweb 23 19 a thread of silk spu...
spikeries 19 16 SPIKERY, very High-C...
spillover 22 18 an overflow [n -S]
spindlers 19 15 SPINDLER, one that s...
spindlier 19 15 SPINDLY, long and sl...
spinnaker 17 18 a large triangular s...
spinneret 16 14 the silk-spinning or...
spinsters 18 13 SPINSTER, an older u...
spiraster 18 12 a coiled sponge spic...
spitchers 24 17 SPITCHER, (slang) to...
spittlier 20 13 SPITTLY, like or cov...
splashers 21 15 SPLASHER, one that s...
splashier 21 15 SPLASHY, given to sp...
splatters 19 13 SPLATTER, to spatter...
spleenier 17 14 SPLEENY, (Shakespear...
splinters 19 14 SPLINTER, to split i...
splintery 25 16 given to splintering...
splitters 20 13 SPLITTER, one that s...
splodgier 20 16 SPLODGY, covered wit...
splurgers 21 16 SPLURGER, one who sp...
splurgier 21 16 SPLURGY, tending to...
splutters 20 14 SPLUTTER, to speak r...
spluttery 26 16 given to spluttering...
sprawlers 22 16 SPRAWLER, one who sp...
sprawlier 22 16 SPRAWLY, tending to...
spreaders 17 13 SPREADER, one who sp...
sprechery 29 19 cattle-stealing; plu...
spriggers 21 16 SPRIGGER, one that d...
spriggier 21 16 SPRIGGY, having smal...
springers 19 15 SPRINGER, a kind of...
springier 19 15 SPRINGY, resilient [...
sprinkler 20 18 a device for sprinkl...
sprinters 18 13 SPRINTER, one who sp...
spritzers 22 21 SPRITZER, (German) a...
spritzier 22 21 SPRITZY, emitting a...
spruikers 20 17 SPRUIKER, (Australia...
spurriers 19 13 SPURRIER, one whose...
sputtered 18 14 SPUTTER, to spit, or...
sputterer 18 13 one who sputters [n...
spymaster 25 17 one who controls spi...
squabbier 28 25 SQUABBY, short and t...
squabbler 29 26 one who squabbles [n...
squailers 25 20 SQUAILER, a throwing...
squalider 25 21 SQUALID, filthy, neg...
squallers 26 21 SQUALLER, a person,...
squallier 26 21 SQUALLY, full of squ...
squanders 23 21 SQUANDER, to spend w...
squashers 26 21 SQUASHER, one who sq...
squashier 26 21 SQUASHY, yielding, s...
squatters 24 19 SQUATTER, to splash...
squattier 24 19 SQUATTY, squat, dump...
squawkers 28 26 SQUAWKER, a loudspea...
squawkier 28 26 SQUAWKY, shrill and...
squeakers 24 23 SQUEAKER, something...
squeakery 30 25 an assemblage of thi...
squeakier 24 23 SQUEAKY, making a sq...
squealers 24 20 SQUEALER, an informe...
squeezers 26 28 SQUEEZER, one that s...
squeezier 26 28 SQUEEZY, squeezable...
squeggers 26 23 SQUEGGER, a squeggin...
squelcher 30 25 an overwhelming blow...
squibbers 29 25 SQUIBBER, in basebal...
squidgier 26 22 SQUIDGY, unpleasantl...
squiffers 29 25 SQUIFFER, (slang) a...
squiffier 29 25 SQUIFFY, (colloquial...
squiggler 28 24 one who squiggles, w...
squinnier 23 21 SQUINNY, squinting [...
squinters 24 20 SQUINTER, one who sq...
squintier 24 20 SQUINTY, marked by s...
squirmers 26 22 SQUIRMER, a person w...
squirmier 26 22 SQUIRMY, given to sq...
squirters 25 19 SQUIRTER, a device f...
squishier 27 21 SQUISHY, squashy [ad...
squitters 25 19 (colloquial) diarrho...
stageries 16 11 STAGERY, theatrical...
staggered 17 14 STAGGER, to walk or...
staggerer 17 13 one who staggers [n...
stammered 17 16 STAMMER, to speak wi...
stammerer 17 15 one who stammers [n...
stampeder 18 16 one who stampedes [n...
stanchers 20 15 STANCHER, to support...
standover 16 15 a threatening or int...
starchers 21 14 STARCHER, one who st...
starchier 21 14 STARCHY, containing...
stargazer 19 20 any of various marin...
startlers 17 10 STARTLER, one who st...
statelier 16 10 STATELY, dignified [...
stateroom 15 12 a private cabin or r...
stationer 14 10 one who sells statio...
stauncher 20 16 something or someone...
staymaker 23 18 one whose occupation...
steadiers 15 10 STEADIER, one who st...
steamered 15 13 STEAMER, to travel b...
steerable 17 13 that can be steered...
steerages 15 11 STEERAGE, a section...
steeriest 15 9 STEERY, busy or bust...
steerings 16 12 STEERING, the guidin...
steerling 17 13 a young small steer...
steersman 15 13 the person who steer...
steersmen 15 13 STEERSMAN, the perso...
stellerid 18 12 a starfish, also STE...
stenchier 20 15 STENCHY, having a fo...
stenciler 19 14 one who paints or co...
stepovers 19 16 STEPOVER, an instanc...
steradian 14 11 a unit of measuremen...
stercoral 19 13 pertaining to dung [...
sterculia 20 14 any tree or shrub of...
stereoing 15 12 STEREO, to make a ty...
stereomes 15 12 STEREOME, mechanical...
sterigmas 18 14 STERIGMA, a spore-be...
sterilant 16 11 a sterilizing agent...
sterilely 24 13 STERILE, incapable o...
sterilise 17 10 to make sterile, als...
sterility 24 12 the quality of being...
sterilize 20 19 to render sterile, a...
sterlings 18 13 STERLING, an English...
sternages 15 12 STERNAGE, (Shakespea...
sternebra 16 13 one of the segments...
sternfast 17 13 a rope or chain for...
sternites 15 10 STERNITE, the ventra...
sternitic 19 13 relating to the ster...
sternmost 16 13 farthest astern; as,...
sternness 14 11 the state of being s...
sternport 17 13 a port or opening in...
sternpost 17 13 the main member at t...
sternsons 14 11 STERNSON, the end of...
sternward 18 14 towards the stern, a...
sternways 24 15 STERNWAY, the backwa...
steroidal 16 11 relating to steroids...
stibblers 22 16 STIBBLER, (Scots) a...
sticheron 20 15 (Greek) a short hymn...
stickered 20 17 STICKER, to apply ad...
sticklers 22 17 STICKLER, one who ha...
stiffener 19 16 something used to st...
stinkeroo 15 14 a bad or contemptibl...
stipplers 22 16 STIPPLER, one who st...
stitchers 22 14 STITCHER, one who st...
stitchery 28 16 needlework [n STITCH...
stoitered 15 10 STOITER, (Scots) to...
stomacher 21 17 armour for the chest...
stonerags 15 12 STONERAG, a kind of...
stoneraws 17 13 STONERAW, a kind of...
stonkered 15 15 STONKER, (Australian...
stopovers 19 16 STOPOVER, a brief st...
stoppered 19 16 STOPPER, to seal wit...
storeroom 15 12 a room in which thin...
stottered 15 10 STOTTER, to stagger,...
straddler 17 12 one who straddles [n...
straggler 19 14 one who straggles [n...
strainers 15 10 STRAINER, a utensil...
stranders 15 11 STRANDER, a machine...
strangers 16 12 STRANGER, to make a...
strangler 17 13 one who stranglers [...
strappers 20 15 STRAPPER, an apprent...
strappier 20 15 STRAPPY, having stra...
streakers 16 13 STREAKER, a person w...
streakier 16 13 STREAKY, covered wit...
streamers 16 12 STREAMER, a long nar...
streamier 16 12 STREAMY, streaming [...
streekers 16 13 STREEKER, one that s...
streetier 15 9 STREETY, abounding i...
stressier 16 9 STRESSY, (colloquial...
stretcher 21 14 a frame for carrying...
stringers 17 12 STRINGER, a journali...
stringier 17 12 STRINGY, fibrous [ad...
strippers 21 15 STRIPPER, one who re...
strollers 18 11 STROLLER, one who st...
stroppers 20 15 STROPPER, one who st...
stroppier 20 15 STROPPY, (colloquial...
strossers 16 9 (Shakespeare) trouse...
struggler 20 15 one who struggles [n...
strummers 19 16 STRUMMER, one who st...
strutters 17 10 STRUTTER, one who st...
stubblier 22 17 STUBBLY, covered wit...
stuccoers 22 16 STUCCOER, one who st...
stumblers 21 17 STUMBLER, one who st...
stumblier 21 17 STUMBLY, apt to stum...
stupefier 20 16 something that stupe...
stuttered 16 11 STUTTER, to speak wi...
stutterer 16 10 one who stutters [n...
stylisers 24 12 STYLISER, one who st...
stylizers 27 21 STYLIZER, one who st...
subaerial 18 14 in open air [adj SUB...
subaltern 18 15 a person holding a s...
subcenter 20 17 a subordinate center...
subchaser 23 18 a small manoeuvrable...
subclerks 24 21 SUBCLERK, a subordin...
subdealer 18 15 a dealer who buys fr...
subdermal 20 18 subcutaneous [adj SU...
suberates 17 13 SUBERATE, a salt of...
subereous 17 14 pertaining to cork,...
suberised 18 14 SUBERISE, to convert...
suberises 18 13 SUBERISE, to convert...
suberized 21 23 SUBERIZE, to convert...
suberizes 21 22 SUBERIZE, to convert...
subgenera 17 16 SUBGENUS, a subdivis...
subletter 19 14 one who sublets [n -...
sublimers 21 17 SUBLIMER, one who su...
submerged 20 19 SUBMERGE, to place b...
submerges 20 18 SUBMERGE, to place b...
submersed 19 17 SUBMERSE, to place b...
submerses 19 16 SUBMERSE, to place b...
submitter 20 16 one who submits [n -...
suborders 18 14 SUBORDER, a category...
suborners 17 14 SUBORNER, one who su...
subperiod 20 17 part of a period [n...
subseries 18 13 a subdivision of a s...
subserved 20 18 SUBSERVE, to help fo...
subserves 20 17 SUBSERVE, to help fo...
subsiders 19 14 SUBSIDER, something...
subsister 19 13 one who subsists [n...
subsoiler 19 14 a plough for subsoil...
subversal 21 18 the act of subvertin...
subversed 20 18 SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverses 20 17 SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverted 20 18 SUBVERT, to destroy...
subverter 20 17 one who, or that whi...
subwoofer 22 19 part of a sound syst...
subwriter 22 16 one who writes under...
succeeder 21 17 a successor [n -S]
succorers 22 16 SUCCORER, one who su...
succourer 22 17 one who succours, al...
succumber 26 23 one who succumbs [n...
suckeners 19 18 SUCKENER, a tenant u...
suckering 21 20 SUCKER, to strip off...
sufferers 20 16 SUFFERER, one who su...
suffering 21 19 feeling pain or dist...
sufficers 24 19 SUFFICER, one who su...
suggester 18 14 one who suggests [n...
summerier 18 16 SUMMERY, characteris...
summering 19 19 passing the summer [...
summerset 18 16 a leap in which a pe...
summiteer 18 16 a participant in sum...
summoners 17 17 SUMMONER, one who su...
sunbather 19 16 one who sunbathes [n...
sunderers 15 12 SUNDERER, one who su...
sundering 16 15 the act of sundering...
sundowner 17 16 (Australian slang) a...
sunflower 21 18 a composite plant wi...
sungazers 19 22 SUNGAZER, an African...
sunseeker 15 15 one who seeks the su...
superable 20 17 capable of being ove...
superably 27 19 SUPERABLE, capable o...
superadds 18 15 SUPERADD, to add fur...
superated 17 14 SUPERATE, (obsolete)...
superates 17 13 SUPERATE, (obsolete)...
superatom 18 16 a cluster of atoms b...
superbank 20 21 a very large bank [n...
superbest 20 16 SUPERB, of excellent...
superbike 21 20 a high-powered motor...
superbity 27 18 haughtiness, arrogan...
superbold 21 18 very bold [adj]
superbomb 23 22 a very big bomb [n -...
superbrat 20 16 a very brattish chil...
superbugs 22 19 SUPERBUG, a bacteriu...
supercars 21 16 SUPERCAR, a very big...
supercede 20 17 to take the place of...
supercell 23 18 an unusually large s...
superchic 27 21 very chic [adj]
supercity 28 18 a very big city [n S...
superclub 25 21 a very big club [n -...
supercoil 22 17 a complex coil forme...
supercold 22 18 cryogenic [adj]
supercool 21 17 to cool a liquid bel...
supercops 23 19 SUPERCOP, a superior...
supercows 24 19 SUPERCOW, a dairy co...
supercute 21 17 very cute [adj]
superegos 18 15 SUPEREGO, a part of...
superette 17 13 a small local superm...
superfans 19 17 SUPERFAN, an exceedi...
superfarm 21 19 a very big farm [n -...
superfast 20 16 very fast [adj]
superfine 19 17 very fine, or most f...
superfirm 22 19 a large firm [n -S]
superflux 28 25 (Shakespeare) superf...
superfood 19 17 a food with high phy...
superfund 20 19 a superior fund [n -...
superfuse 20 17 to pour over [v SUPE...
supergene 17 16 a group of closely l...
superglue 20 17 to glue with a power...
supergood 18 16 very good [adj]
superguns 19 17 SUPERGUN, a very lar...
superheat 19 15 the state of being s...
superhero 19 15 any of various comic...
superhets 20 15 SUPERHET, a superhet...
superhigh 24 19 extremely high [adj]
superhits 21 15 SUPERHIT, something...
superhive 22 19 a removable upper pa...
superhype 28 20 to subject to an exc...
superiors 18 13 SUPERIOR, one who is...
superjets 20 22 SUPERJET, a type of...
superjock 24 29 a very good athlete...
superlain 18 15 SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
superlies 19 14 SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
superload 18 15 a variable weight on...
superlong 19 17 extremely long [adj]
superloos 18 14 SUPERLOO, a self-cle...
supermale 19 17 an excessively macho...
supermart 19 16 a big supermarket [n...
supermind 19 18 a more than human in...
supermini 19 17 a small car with a g...
supermoms 20 19 SUPERMOM, a superior...
supermoto 18 16 a form of motorcycle...
supernate 16 14 to float on a surfac...
supernova 18 18 (Latin) a very brill...
superpimp 24 22 a pimp controlling o...
superplus 22 18 (obsolete) a surplus...
superport 20 16 a superior port [n -...
superpose 19 16 to place above or on...
superpros 20 16 SUPERPRO, a superior...
superrace 20 16 a race that dominate...
superreal 18 14 excessively real [ad...
superrich 24 18 very rich [adj]
superroad 17 14 a superior road [n -...
supersafe 19 16 very safe [adj]
supersale 18 14 a big sale [n -S]
supersalt 19 14 an acid salt [n -S]
supersaur 18 14 a very large dinosau...
supersede 17 14 to take the place of...
supersell 20 15 to sell in exception...
supershow 23 18 an exceptional show...
supersize 21 22 in a very large size...
supersoft 20 16 very soft [adj]
supersold 19 15 SUPERSELL, to sell i...
superstar 18 13 an extremely popular...
superstud 19 15 an exceptionally vir...
superthin 20 16 very thin [adj]
supertram 19 16 a very superior tram...
superuser 18 14 in computing, a spec...
supervene 18 18 to come in addition,...
supervise 20 17 to oversee, superint...
superwaif 23 19 an extremely thin an...
superwave 22 20 a exceptionally larg...
superweed 20 17 a hybrid plant that...
superwide 21 17 a very wide camera l...
superwife 23 19 an exceptional wife...
suppering 21 19 SUPPER, to supply wi...
suppliers 22 17 SUPPLIER, one that s...
supporter 20 16 a figure in heraldry...
supposers 20 16 SUPPOSER, one who su...
surfacers 21 16 SURFACER, a form of...
surfeiter 18 13 one who surfeits [n...
surfperch 26 21 a Western American f...
surfrider 19 14 one who engages in s...
surgeries 17 12 SURGERY, the treatme...
surmaster 17 13 (archaic) the second...
surmisers 18 13 SURMISER, one who su...
surnamers 16 14 SURNAMER, one who al...
surpasser 18 13 one who surpasses [n...
surpriser 19 13 one who surprises [n...
surrender 15 12 to yield, give up [v...
survivers 21 18 SURVIVER, one that s...
suspecter 21 16 one who suspects [n...
suspender 17 15 a strap to support a...
suspenser 17 14 something, e.g. a fi...
sustainer 15 11 one who sustains [n...
sutleries 17 11 SUTLERY, a camp hawk...
suzerains 18 20 SUZERAIN, a feudal l...
svedbergs 21 19 SVEDBERG, (Swedish)...
swaddlers 20 15 SWADDLER, a term of...
swaggered 20 17 SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swaggerer 20 16 one who swaggers [n...
swallower 23 17 one who swallows [n...
swanherds 20 16 SWANHERD, one who te...
swarthier 21 14 SWARTHY, having a da...
swattered 18 13 SWATTER, to splash o...
sweatered 17 13 wearing a sweater [a...
sweetener 16 13 a substance that swe...
sweltered 19 14 SWELTER, to suffer f...
sweltrier 20 13 SWELTRY, oppressivel...
swervable 23 20 capable of being swe...
swervings 22 19 SWERVING, the act of...
swimmeret 21 18 a crustacean's abdom...
swindlers 20 15 SWINDLER, one who sw...
swineherd 20 16 (archaic) one who lo...
swineries 18 13 SWINERY, a place whe...
switchers 25 17 SWITCHER, one who sw...
switchier 25 17 SWITCHY, full of swi...
swithered 21 15 SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swizzlers 27 31 SWIZZLER, one that s...
sylvaners 24 17 SYLVANER, (German) a...
synereses 20 12 SYNERESIS, the runni...
syneresis 21 12 the running together...
synergias 22 14 SYNERGIA, combined a...
synergids 23 15 SYNERGID, a cell fou...
synergies 22 14 SYNERGY, combined ac...
synergise 22 14 to act as a synergis...
synergism 24 17 the belief that huma...
synergist 23 14 a substance which in...
synergize 25 23 to act as a synergis...
syphering 27 19 joining boards edge...
tabasheer 18 14 (Hindi) a siliceous...
taberdars 17 13 TABERDAR, a scholar...
tabourers 17 13 TABOURER, one who ta...
tackifier 22 19 something for making...
tafferels 20 16 TAFFEREL, a rail aro...
tailender 15 12 someone coming at th...
tailerons 15 11 TAILERON, either par...
tailgater 17 12 a person who tailgat...
tailwater 19 13 water below a dam or...
taivering 18 16 TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
takeovers 17 17 TAKEOVER, the act of...
tambourer 18 16 one who embroiders o...
tamperers 18 15 TAMPERER, one who ta...
tampering 19 18 the act of tampering...
tangerine 14 13 a mandarin orange, e...
tankering 16 17 TANKER, to transport...
tanneries 13 11 TANNERY, a place whe...
tapaderas 16 13 TAPADERA, (Spanish)...
tapaderos 16 13 TAPADERO, (Spanish)...
taperings 18 15 TAPERING, the act of...
taperness 16 13 the state of being t...
taperwise 20 15 in tapering fashion...
taquerias 23 19 TAQUERIA, (Spanish)...
targeteer 15 11 (historical) one who...
tarnisher 17 12 something that cause...
tarpapers 19 15 TARPAPER, a heavy pa...
tasimeter 16 12 an instrument for me...
tattering 16 12 TATTER, to become to...
tattooers 14 9 TATTOOER, one who ta...
tautomers 16 13 TAUTOMER, a type of...
taverners 16 14 TAVERNER, one who ru...
taxameter 21 19 (obsolete) an instru...
taxidermy 29 22 the art of stuffing...
taximeter 22 19 an instrument for me...
taxonomer 20 20 a specialist in taxo...
taxpayers 29 21 TAXPAYER, one who pa...
teacherly 27 17 like a teacher [adj]
teamakers 16 16 TEAMAKER, one that m...
teamsters 16 12 TEAMSTER, a truck dr...
teaselers 15 10 TEASELER, one who us...
teaseller 16 11 one who uses teasels...
teataster 14 9 one whose job is to...
teddering 16 14 TEDDER, to use such...
teenagers 14 12 TEENAGER, a person b...
teentsier 14 10 TEENTSY, (colloquial...
teetering 15 12 TEETER, to move unst...
telemeter 16 13 to measure using a t...
telergies 17 12 TELERGY, a physical...
televiser 18 14 one who televises [n...
telferage 18 15 use of a telfer, a c...
telfering 19 16 TELFER, to transport...
tellering 18 14 TELLER, to produce s...
telomeres 16 13 TELOMERE, a centrome...
telphered 20 16 TELPHER, to transpor...
telpheric 24 18 relating to a telphe...
temperate 17 15 mild, moderate [adj...
temperers 18 15 TEMPERER, one who te...
tempering 19 18 the act of tempering...
tenderers 14 11 TENDERER, one who te...
tenderest 14 11 TENDER, soft, sensit...
tendering 15 14 the act of offering...
tenderise 14 11 to make tender, also...
tenderize 17 20 to make tender, also...
tensioner 13 11 something that tensi...
tentering 15 13 TENTER, to stretch o...
tentmaker 16 17 one who makes tents...
terabytes 23 14 TERABYTE, a large un...
teraflops 20 16 TERAFLOP, a trillion...
teraglins 17 13 TERAGLIN, (Native Au...
terahertz 20 20 a large unit of elec...
terakihis 19 15 TERAKIHI, (Maori) an...
teraphims 21 17 TERAPHIM, an image o...
teratisms 17 12 TERATISM, a malforme...
teratogen 14 12 an agent that raises...
teratomas 15 12 TERATOMA, (Greek) a...
terawatts 18 12 TERAWATT, a trillion...
tercelets 19 13 TERCELET, the male o...
terebenes 15 13 TEREBENE, a light ye...
terebinth 19 15 a small Mediterranea...
terebrant 16 13 boring, having a pie...
terebrate 16 12 to bore into; to pie...
teredines 14 11 TEREDO, a bivalve mo...
teriyakis 23 15 TERIYAKI, (Japanese)...
termagant 16 15 a shrewish, bullying...
terminals 17 14 TERMINAL, an end or...
terminate 15 13 to bring to an end [...
terminers 16 13 TERMINER, (obsolete)...
terminism 18 16 the doctrine that th...
terminist 17 13 a believer in termin...
termitary 23 14 a nest or mound of t...
termtimes 18 15 TERMTIME, the time w...
ternaries 14 10 TERNARY, a group of...
ternately 21 13 TERNATE, with three...
terpenoid 16 14 any one of a series...
terpineol 17 14 a terpene alcohol us...
terpinols 18 14 TERPINOL, a terpene...
terracing 19 15 terraces collectivel...
terraform 18 15 to make (another pla...
terramara 15 12 (Italian) a dark ear...
terramare 15 12 (Italian) a dark ear...
terrapins 17 13 TERRAPIN, any of var...
terrarium 17 13 a glass enclosure fo...
terrazzos 21 27 TERRAZZO, (Italian)...
terrellas 17 11 TERRELLA, a spherica...
terrenely 21 13 TERRENE, earthly [ad...
terribles 19 13 TERRIBLE, a terrible...
terricole 19 13 a land animal or pla...
terrified 18 13 TERRIFY, to cause te...
terrifier 18 12 one who terrifies [n...
terrifies 18 12 TERRIFY, to cause te...
territory 22 11 possessions in land;...
terrorful 19 14 full of terror [adj]
terrorise 15 9 to inflict terror on...
terrorism 17 12 an organized system...
terrorist 16 9 one who engages in t...
terrorize 18 18 to inflict terror on...
terseness 14 10 the state of being t...
tertiuses 16 10 TERTIUS, the third p...
tervalent 17 15 having a valency of...
terylenes 21 13 TERYLENE, a kind of...
terzettas 18 18 TERZETTA, (Italian)...
terzettos 18 18 TERZETTO, (Italian)...
tesseract 18 12 a figure of a cube w...
testerned 14 11 TESTERN, (Shakespear...
testifier 18 12 one who testifies [n...
tethering 18 14 TETHER, to confine w...
tetramers 16 12 TETRAMER, a polymer...
tettering 16 12 TETTER, to affect wi...
tetterous 15 10 having the character...
teuchters 21 15 TEUCHTER, (Scots) a...
thatchers 23 16 THATCHER, one that t...
thatchier 23 16 THATCHY, resembling...
thegither 21 15 (Scots) together [ad...
theologer 18 14 a theologian [n -S]
theoriser 17 11 one who theorises, a...
theorizer 20 20 one who theorizes, a...
theralite 18 12 a holocrystalline ig...
therapies 19 14 THERAPY, the treatme...
therapist 20 14 one who practises th...
therapsid 20 15 one of a group of Pe...
therbligs 23 17 THERBLIG, a unit of...
thereaway 25 16 in that direction [a...
therefore 18 14 for that reason [adv...
therefrom 20 17 from that [adv]
thereinto 16 12 into that or it [adv...
theremins 18 15 THEREMIN, an electro...
thereness 16 12 the quality of being...
thereunto 16 13 unto that or this; t...
thereupon 18 16 at which point [adv]
therewith 23 16 thereupon; forthwith...
theriacal 21 15 of or pertaining to...
theriacas 20 14 THERIACA, (archaic)...
thermally 27 18 THERMAL, relating to...
thermette 18 14 a device, used outdo...
thermical 23 18 of or by heat, also...
thermidor 19 15 a method of preparin...
thermions 18 15 THERMION, an ion emi...
thermites 19 14 THERMITE, a metallic...
thermoses 18 14 THERMOS, (tradename)...
thermoset 18 14 of resin or plastic,...
thermotic 22 17 of or due to heat, a...
therology 25 16 the study of wild ma...
theropods 19 15 THEROPOD, a carnivor...
thickener 21 19 an agent used for th...
thirsters 19 11 THIRSTER, one who th...
thirstier 19 11 THIRSTY, feeling a n...
thistlier 20 12 THISTLY, full of thi...
thitherto 20 13 to that point; so fa...
thrashers 20 13 THRASHER, any of sev...
thrashier 20 13 THRASHY, characteris...
threaders 17 12 THREADER, a person w...
threadier 17 12 THREADY, resembling...
threapers 19 14 THREAPER, one who th...
threepers 19 14 THREEPER, one who th...
threshers 20 13 THRESHER, any of sev...
thriftier 21 14 THRIFTY, frugal [adj...
thrillers 21 13 THRILLER, one that t...
thrillier 21 13 THRILLY, full of thr...
throatier 17 11 THROATY, of a voice,...
throbbers 22 17 THROBBER, one who th...
thronners 16 13 THRONNER, (dialect)...
throttler 19 12 one who, or that whi...
throwover 22 18 a piece of material...
throwster 21 14 one who throws or tw...
thrummers 21 18 THRUMMER, one that t...
thrummier 21 18 THRUMMY, made of or...
thrusters 19 12 THRUSTER, one that t...
thundered 17 15 THUNDER, to produce...
thunderer 17 14 a thing that makes a...
thurifers 21 15 THURIFER, an altar b...
thwackers 25 21 THWACKER, one who th...
thwarters 21 14 THWARTER, one who th...
tidewater 18 13 water brought by the...
tiercelet 19 13 the male of various...
tierceron 17 13 a subordinate rib sp...
tigereyes 22 13 TIGEREYE, a gemstone...
tigerisms 19 14 TIGERISM, swagger [n...
tigerlike 19 16 like a tiger [adj]
tigerwood 19 15 any of several showy...
tiggering 19 16 TIGGER, to damage (e...
tightener 18 14 something that serve...
tillering 19 14 TILLER, to put forth...
tillerman 18 15 one who operates a t...
tillermen 18 15 TILLERMAN, one who o...
tiltmeter 18 13 an instrument for me...
timbering 20 18 timber collectively;...
timberman 19 19 a man employed in pl...
timbermen 19 19 TIMBERMAN, a man emp...
timesaver 18 16 something that saves...
timoneers 15 13 TIMONEER, a helmsman...
tinderbox 23 21 a box for holding ti...
tinkerers 16 14 TINKERER, one who ti...
tinkering 17 17 the act of tinkering...
tinkerman 16 18 a manager or coach w...
tinkermen 16 18 TINKERMAN, a manager...
tinkertoy 22 16 (tradename) a child'...
tiremaker 17 16 one who makes tires...
titterers 16 9 TITTERER, one that t...
tittering 17 12 the act of tittering...
toadeater 13 10 a sycophant, also TO...
tochering 21 17 TOCHER, (Gaelic) to...
toeragger 16 13 a tramp; a despicabl...
toggeries 17 13 TOGGERY, clothes; ga...
toggering 18 16 TOGGER, (colloquial)...
tolerable 18 14 that can be tolerate...
tolerably 25 16 TOLERABLE, that can...
tolerance 17 14 the state of being t...
tolerated 15 11 TOLERATE, to endure...
tolerates 15 10 TOLERATE, to endure...
tolerator 15 10 one who tolerates [n...
toltering 17 13 TOLTER, (dialect) to...
tongsters 16 12 TONGSTER, (Chinese)...
tonometer 14 13 an instrument used t...
tontiners 14 11 TONTINER, the receiv...
toolmaker 17 17 one who makes tools...
topliners 18 14 TOPLINER, a star [n]
topmakers 19 19 TOPMAKER, one who ma...
topsiders 18 13 TOPSIDER, one who is...
torcheres 20 14 TORCHERE, (French) a...
torchiere 20 14 (French) a floor lam...
torchiers 21 14 TORCHIER, (French) a...
tormenter 15 13 one who torments, al...
torpedoer 16 13 one who torpedoes [n...
torturers 16 10 TORTURER, one that t...
totaliser 16 10 a system of betting...
totalizer 19 19 a system of betting...
totterers 15 9 TOTTERER, one who to...
tottering 16 12 unsteady [adj TOTTER...
toughener 17 15 something that tough...
tourneyer 20 13 one who takes part i...
tourtiere 15 10 a type of meat pie [...
toweriest 18 12 TOWERY, very tall [a...
towerless 19 13 without a tower [adj...
towerlike 20 17 like a tower [adj]
traceried 18 13 with tracery [adj]
traceries 18 12 TRACERY, ornamental...
traducers 19 14 TRADUCER, one who tr...
trailered 16 11 TRAILER, to transpor...
trammeler 18 16 one who trammels [n...
tramplers 20 16 TRAMPLER, one who tr...
transfers 17 13 TRANSFER, to move fr...
trapanner 15 14 one who trapans [n -...
travelers 18 14 TRAVELER, one who tr...
traveller 19 15 one who travels, als...
traversal 18 14 the action of traver...
traversed 17 14 TRAVERSE, to cross o...
traverser 17 13 one who traverses [n...
traverses 17 13 TRAVERSE, to cross o...
travertin 17 14 (Italian) a pale lim...
treachers 20 14 TREACHER, (obsolete)...
treachery 26 16 betrayal, readiness...
treaclier 19 13 TREACLY, thick and s...
treadlers 16 11 TREADLER, one who wo...
treasurer 15 10 a person who is in c...
tremblers 20 16 TREMBLER, a West Ind...
tremblier 20 16 TREMBLY, tremulous [...
trenchers 20 15 TRENCHER, a wooden p...
trepanner 15 14 one who trepans [n -...
trephiner 19 15 a surgeon who uses a...
tributers 19 13 TRIBUTER, a miner wh...
tricerion 18 13 a three-branched can...
tricklier 22 17 TRICKLY, marked by t...
tricksier 21 16 TRICKSY, mischievous...
trickster 21 16 one who plays tricks...
tricycler 30 18 one who rides a tric...
trierarch 21 14 (Greek) the captain...
trieteric 19 12 occurring in alterna...
triggered 18 14 TRIGGER, to set in a...
trimerism 19 15 the state of being a...
trimerous 17 13 of a flower, having...
trimester 17 12 three months, an aca...
trimeters 17 12 TRIMETER, a verse of...
trinketer 16 14 (obsolete) an intrig...
triperies 18 12 TRIPERY, a place tha...
tripplers 22 16 TRIPPLER, a horse th...
triserial 17 10 arranged in three ro...
triumpher 22 18 one who was honored...
troublers 19 14 TROUBLER, something...
trouncers 18 14 TROUNCER, one who tr...
trousered 15 11 TROUSER, to appropri...
trouveres 17 14 TROUVERE, (French) o...
trowelers 19 13 TROWELER, one who tr...
troweller 20 14 one who trowels, als...
trucklers 22 18 TRUCKLER, one who tr...
trumpeter 19 16 one who plays the tr...
trundlers 17 13 TRUNDLER, a golf bag...
tubercled 22 18 having tubercles [ad...
tubercles 22 17 TUBERCLE, a small tu...
tubercula 22 18 TUBERCULUM, a tuberc...
tubercule 22 18 a small tuber, protu...
tuberoids 18 14 TUBEROID, a thickene...
tuberoses 17 13 TUBEROSE, a Mexican...
tuckerbag 23 22 a bag used to carry...
tuckerbox 28 27 (Australian) a box f...
tuckering 21 20 TUCKER, to tire out...
tunnelers 15 13 TUNNELER, one who tu...
tunneller 16 14 one who tunnels, als...
turmerics 21 16 TURMERIC, a spice us...
turneries 15 11 TURNERY, the shaping...
turnovers 17 15 TURNOVER, a small pi...
tusheries 18 12 TUSHERY, a style of...
tutoyered 21 13 TUTOYER, to address...
tutworker 20 17 one who does tutwork...
twaddlers 20 15 TWADDLER, one who ta...
twaddlier 20 15 TWADDLY, boringly [a...
twanglers 20 16 TWANGLER, one who tw...
twattlers 20 13 TWATTLER, one who tw...
tweedlers 19 14 TWEEDLER, one who tw...
tweenager 17 15 a child of approxima...
twerkings 21 19 TWERKING, the act of...
twerpiest 21 15 TWERPY, like a twerp...
twiddlers 21 15 TWIDDLER, one who tw...
twiddlier 21 15 TWIDDLY, having many...
twinberry 27 18 a shrubby North Amer...
twinklers 21 18 TWINKLER, one who, o...
twinklier 21 18 TWINKLY, given to tw...
twitchers 25 17 TWITCHER, one that t...
twitchier 25 17 TWITCHY, given to tw...
twittered 19 13 TWITTER, to chirp [v...
twitterer 19 12 one who twitters [n...
twoseater 17 12 a car or other vehic...
tycoonery 29 17 the state of being a...
typifiers 27 17 TYPIFIER, one who, o...
tyremaker 23 18 one who makes tyres...
udderless 17 13 destitute or deprive...
udometers 16 14 UDOMETER, a rain gau...
uglifiers 21 16 UGLIFIER, something...
uitlander 16 13 (South African) in S...
ulcerated 19 15 ULCERATE, to affect...
ulcerates 19 14 ULCERATE, to affect...
umbrieres 19 16 UMBRIERE, (Spenser)...
unacerbic 23 20 not acerbic [adj]
unalerted 15 13 not alerted [adj]
unaltered 15 13 not altered [adj]
unamerced 18 18 not subject to a fin...
unaverage 16 17 not average [adj]
unaverted 16 16 not averted [adj]
unberufen 18 19 (German) an exclamat...
unbosomer 17 17 one who unbosoms, or...
unbulkier 20 20 UNBULKY, not bulky [...
unbundler 18 18 one who unbundles [n...
uncannier 16 16 UNCANNY, strange and...
uncatered 17 15 not catered [adj]
uncertain 17 15 not certain, also IN...
uncharier 20 16 UNCHARY, not chary [...
unchaster 20 16 UNCHASTE, not chaste...
uncheered 19 17 not cheered [adj]
unciphers 23 19 UNCIPHER, (obsolete)...
uncleaner 17 16 UNCLEAN, not clean [...
unclearer 18 15 UNCLEAR, not clear [...
unclutter 20 16 to rid of clutter [v...
uncoerced 20 18 not coerced [adj]
uncomfier 21 20 UNCOMFY, (colloquial...
unconcern 19 19 lack of concern [n -...
uncoupler 21 19 a device for uncoupl...
uncouther 20 17 UNCOUTH, uncultured...
uncovered 19 19 UNCOVER, to remove t...
underacts 18 15 UNDERACT, to act sub...
underaged 15 15 not adult [adj]
underages 15 14 UNDERAGE, one who is...
underarms 16 15 UNDERARM, the unders...
underbake 17 19 to bake insufficient...
underbear 16 15 (obsolete) to suppor...
underbids 18 16 UNDERBID, to bid low...
underbite 17 15 to bite insufficient...
underbody 23 18 the underside of a m...
underbore 16 15 UNDERBEAR, (obsolete...
underboss 17 15 an under-manager [n...
underbred 17 16 of inferior breeding...
underbrim 19 18 a facing on the unde...
underbuds 18 17 UNDERBUD, to bud fro...
underbush 20 18 underbrush, shrubs,...
underbuys 24 18 UNDERBUY, to buy at...
undercard 18 16 in boxing, a program...
undercart 18 15 (colloquial) an airc...
undercast 18 15 an air-passage cross...
underclad 19 17 insufficiently cloth...
underclay 25 18 a stratum of clay ly...
underclub 22 20 in golf, to hit with...
undercoat 17 15 a coat worn under an...
undercook 18 19 to cook insufficentl...
undercool 18 16 to cool insufficient...
undercuts 19 16 UNDERCUT, to cut und...
underdaks 16 17 (Australian slang) u...
underdeck 19 20 a lower deck on a sh...
underdoer 14 13 one who underdoes; a...
underdoes 14 13 UNDERDO, to do insuf...
underdogs 16 15 UNDERDOG, one who is...
underdone 13 14 UNDERDO, to do insuf...
underdose 14 13 to give an insuffici...
underdraw 18 16 to draw or describe...
underdrew 18 16 UNDERDRAW, to draw o...
undereats 14 12 UNDEREAT, to eat an...
underfeed 16 16 to feed inadequately...
underfelt 18 16 an underlayer of fel...
underfire 17 15 to fire or bake insu...
underfish 20 17 to fish insufficient...
underflow 21 19 an undercurrent [n -...
underfong 17 18 (Spenser) to underta...
underfoot 16 15 to underpin [v -ED,...
underfund 17 18 to fund inadequately...
underfurs 18 16 UNDERFUR, the thick,...
undergird 17 15 to form the basis or...
undergirt 17 14 UNDERGIRD, to form t...
undergods 16 15 UNDERGOD, a lesser g...
undergoer 15 14 one who undergoes [n...
undergoes 15 14 UNDERGO, to be subje...
undergone 14 15 UNDERGO, to be subje...
undergown 18 18 a gown worn under an...
undergrad 16 15 an undergraduate [n...
underhair 17 14 an inner layer of ha...
underhand 16 16 an underhand ball in...
underheat 16 14 to heat insufficient...
underhung 18 18 of a sliding door, r...
underived 17 17 not derived [adj]
underjaws 20 24 UNDERJAW, the lower...
underkeep 17 19 (Spenser) to keep un...
underkept 18 19 UNDERKEEP, (Spenser)...
underkill 19 18 less force than is n...
underking 17 19 a sub-king [n -S]
underlaid 16 14 UNDERLAY, to place u...
underlain 15 14 UNDERLIE, to lie und...
underlaps 18 16 UNDERLAP, to extend...
underlays 22 15 UNDERLAY, to place u...
underleaf 17 16 in liverworts, any o...
underlets 16 13 UNDERLET, to lease a...
underlier 16 13 one who underlies [n...
underlies 16 13 UNDERLIE, to lie und...
underline 15 14 to draw a line under...
underling 17 16 a subordinate [n -S]
underlips 19 16 UNDERLIP, the lower...
underload 15 14 to load insufficient...
undermans 15 16 UNDERMAN, to use too...
undermine 15 16 to dig beneath (e.g....
undermost 16 15 lowest, as in place,...
undernote 13 13 a subdued note; an u...
underpads 17 16 UNDERPAD, a layer of...
underpaid 17 16 UNDERPAY, to pay les...
underpart 17 15 a subordinate part [...
underpass 17 15 a road passing under...
underpays 23 17 UNDERPAY, to pay les...
underpeep 18 18 (Shakespeare) to pee...
underpins 17 16 UNDERPIN, to support...
underplay 24 18 to play down, unders...
underplot 18 16 a series of events i...
underprop 19 18 to prop from beneath...
underrate 14 12 to rate too low [v U...
underripe 17 15 insufficiently ripe...
underruns 15 14 UNDERRUN, to pass or...
undersaid 15 13 UNDERSAY, to say in...
undersays 21 14 UNDERSAY, to say in...
underseal 15 13 to coat parts of the...
underseas 14 12 below the sea, also...
underself 18 16 the subconscious sel...
undersell 17 14 to sell too cheap [v...
undersets 15 12 UNDERSET [v]
undershot 17 14 UNDERSHOOT, to fail...
underside 15 13 the underneath [n -S...
undersign 16 15 to write one's name...
undersize 18 21 below the usual size...
undersoil 16 13 the soil beneath the...
undersold 16 14 UNDERSELL, to sell t...
undersong 15 15 (archaic) the burden...
undersown 17 16 UNDERSOW, to sow lan...
undersows 18 15 UNDERSOW, to sow lan...
underspin 17 16 a kind of spin in ta...
undertake 15 16 to attempt [v UNDERT...
undertane 13 13 (Spenser) undertaken...
undertime 16 15 (Spenser) the time o...
undertint 15 13 a tint underlying an...
undertone 13 13 a subdued tone of vo...
undertook 15 16 UNDERTAKE, to attemp...
undertows 18 15 UNDERTOW, the seawar...
underused 15 14 UNDERUSE, to not use...
underuses 15 13 UNDERUSE, to not use...
undervest 17 16 an undershirt [n -S]
undervote 16 16 a vote cast but inva...
underwear 17 15 clothes worn under o...
underwent 17 16 UNDERGO, to be subje...
underwing 19 18 the underneath of a...
underwire 18 15 to support with wire...
underwits 19 15 UNDERWIT, inferior w...
underwood 17 16 small trees or shrub...
underwool 18 16 the underneath part...
underwork 19 19 to work insufficient...
undeserts 15 12 UNDESERT, a lack of...
undeserve 16 16 to fail to deserve [...
uneagerly 22 16 UNEAGER, not eager [...
unentered 13 13 not entered [adj]
unfancier 19 18 UNFANCY, not fancy [...
unfertile 18 15 not fertile, also IN...
unfetters 17 14 UNFETTER, to free fr...
unfolders 18 16 UNFOLDER, one who un...
unfunnier 16 17 UNFUNNY, not funny [...
unfussier 18 15 UNFUSSY, not fussy [...
ungermane 15 17 not germane [adj]
ungodlier 17 15 UNGODLY, not godly [...
ungreener 14 14 UNGREEN, not green [...
unhairers 17 13 UNHAIRER, one who un...
unhandier 16 15 UNHANDY, clumsy, awk...
unhappier 21 19 UNHAPPY, not happy [...
unhardier 17 14 UNHARDY, not hardy [...
unhastier 17 13 UNHASTY, not hasty [...
unheedier 16 14 UNHEEDY, incautious;...
uniformer 18 17 UNIFORM, consistent...
unioniser 14 12 one who unionises, a...
unionizer 17 21 one who unionizes, a...
uniserial 16 12 having only one row...
unitisers 16 11 UNITISER, one who un...
unitizers 19 20 UNITIZER, one who un...
universal 18 16 of the universe; com...
universes 17 15 UNIVERSE, the totali...
unlimbers 20 18 UNLIMBER, to prepare...
unloaders 15 13 UNLOADER, one who un...
unluckier 21 20 UNLUCKY, not lucky [...
unmanlier 16 16 UNMANLY, not manly [...
unmaskers 17 18 UNMASKER, one who un...
unmerited 16 15 not merited [adj UNM...
unmerrier 16 14 UNMERRY, not merry [...
unmetered 15 15 not metered [adj]
unmitered 16 15 UNMITER, to depose f...
unnerving 17 19 UNNERVE, to deprive...
unnoisier 14 12 UNNOISY, not noisy [...
unoffered 18 18 not offered [adj]
unordered 14 13 UNORDER, to counterm...
unorderly 22 15 not orderly [adj]
unpackers 21 21 UNPACKER, one that u...
unpapered 18 18 UNPAPER, to remove p...
unperched 22 20 UNPERCH, to drive fr...
unperches 22 19 UNPERCH, to drive fr...
unperfect 22 20 not perfect, also IM...
unperplex 26 25 to free from perplex...
unpersons 16 15 UNPERSON, to make so...
unpervert 19 18 to free from pervers...
unpierced 20 18 not pierced [adj]
unpuckers 22 22 UNPUCKER, to remove...
unquieter 23 21 UNQUIET, not quiet,...
unreadier 14 12 UNREADY, not ready,...
unreelers 15 12 UNREELER, one who un...
unreserve 16 15 absence of reserve,...
unriddler 17 14 one who unriddles [n...
unscarier 18 14 UNSCARY, not scary [...
unserious 15 12 not serious [adj]
unsevered 16 16 not severed [adj]
unshowier 20 16 UNSHOWY, not showy [...
unshutter 18 14 to open or remove th...
unsobered 16 15 UNSOBER, to make unr...
unsoberly 24 17 UNSOBER, not sober [...
unsolders 16 13 UNSOLDER, to separat...
unsonsier 14 12 UNSONSY, (Scots) unl...
unsounder 14 14 UNSOUND, not sound [...
unsphered 19 17 UNSPHERE, to remove...
unspheres 19 16 UNSPHERE, to remove...
unstabler 18 15 UNSTABLE, not stable...
unsterile 16 12 not sterile [adj]
unstopper 19 17 to take the stopper...
unsunnier 14 14 UNSUNNY, not sunny [...
untempers 18 17 UNTEMPER, to destroy...
untentier 14 12 UNTENTY, (Scots) car...
untethers 17 13 UNTETHER, to free fr...
untrusser 16 12 one who untrussed pe...
unushered 17 15 not ushered [adj]
unuttered 15 13 not uttered [adj]
unveilers 18 16 UNVEILER, one who re...
unwatered 17 15 UNWATER, to drain, e...
unwearier 17 14 UNWEARY, not weary [...
unwinders 18 16 UNWINDER, one who un...
unwittier 19 14 UNWITTY, not witty [...
upbearers 19 16 UPBEARER, one who be...
upbraider 20 17 one who upbraids [n...
upbuilder 22 19 one who upbuilds [n...
upcheered 22 19 UPCHEER, to encourag...
upgathers 21 17 UPGATHER, to gather...
upgraders 19 16 UPGRADER, one who up...
upheavers 21 19 UPHEAVER, one who up...
upholders 21 17 UPHOLDER, one who up...
upholster 21 16 to provide with stuf...
uplanders 18 16 UPLANDER, an inhabit...
uplifters 22 17 UPLIFTER, one who up...
uplighter 23 18 a light-fitting that...
uppercase 22 19 in capitals [n -S] /...
uppercuts 24 20 UPPERCUT, to strike...
uppermost 21 19 in the top position,...
upperpart 22 19 the upper part of so...
upraisers 18 13 UPRAISER, one who up...
uprooters 17 13 UPROOTER, one who up...
upsetters 18 13 UPSETTER, one who up...
upstagers 19 15 UPSTAGER, one who up...
upstaters 18 13 UPSTATER, an inhabit...
upthunder 20 18 to send up a noise l...
uptighter 22 17 UPTIGHT, tense; stra...
uptowners 20 17 UPTOWNER, one who li...
usernames 15 14 USERNAME, an identif...
usherette 17 12 a female usher, also...
usherings 19 15 USHERING, the act of...
ushership 23 17 the office of an ush...
uterotomy 22 15 surgical removal of...
utilisers 18 11 UTILISER, one who ut...
utilizers 21 20 UTILIZER, one who ut...
utterable 18 14 capable of being utt...
utterance 17 14 the act of uttering...
utterings 17 13 UTTERING, the circul...
utterless 17 11 incapable of being u...
uttermost 17 13 the greatest degree...
utterness 15 11 the state of being u...
vacherins 22 19 VACHERIN, (French) a...
valerates 17 14 VALERATE, a salt of...
valerians 17 15 VALERIAN, a perennia...
vanishers 19 16 VANISHER, one who va...
vaporiser 19 16 something that vapor...
vaporizer 22 25 something that vapor...
vapourers 19 17 VAPOURER, one that v...
varnisher 19 16 one who varnishes [n...
veeringly 25 19 VEERING, changing di...
velverets 20 18 VELVERET, a kind of...
velvetier 20 18 VELVETY, having the...
veneerers 15 14 VENEERER, one who ve...
veneering 16 17 an overlay with a th...
venerable 18 18 worthy of reverence...
venerably 25 20 VENERABLE, worthy of...
venerated 15 15 VENERATE, to revere...
venerates 15 14 VENERATE, to revere...
venerator 15 14 one who venerates [n...
venereans 14 15 VENEREAN, a person a...
venereous 15 15 venereal; exciting l...
venturers 17 15 VENTURER, one who ve...
veracious 20 17 truthful; exact [adj...
verandaed 15 16 having a veranda, al...
verandahs 18 17 VERANDAH, (Hindi) a...
verapamil 21 20 a calcium channel bl...
veratrias 17 13 VERATRIA, a poisonou...
veratrine 16 14 an alkaloid or mixtu...
veratrins 17 14 VERATRIN, a poisonou...
veratrums 19 17 VERATRUM, (Latin) a...
verbalise 20 17 to put into words, a...
verbalism 22 20 undue attention to w...
verbalist 21 17 a person dealing in...
verbality 27 19 the state of being v...
verbalize 23 26 to put into words, a...
verballed 21 19 VERBAL, to take a po...
verbarian 18 17 a coiner of words [n...
verbascum 24 23 another name for the...
verberate 18 16 (archaic) to beat [v...
verbiages 20 18 VERBIAGE, a profusio...
verbicide 23 20 destruction of the m...
verbified 22 20 VERBIFY, to use as a...
verbifies 22 19 VERBIFY, to use as a...
verbosely 26 19 VERBOSE, wordy [adv]
verbosest 19 16 VERBOSE, wordy [adj]
verbosity 26 18 the state of being v...
verdantly 24 18 VERDANT, green with...
verdelhos 20 17 VERDELHO, (Portugues...
verderers 17 14 VERDERER, (historica...
verderors 17 14 VERDEROR, an officer...
verdigris 20 16 a green or bluish de...
verditers 18 14 VERDITER, (archaic)...
verdurous 18 16 green with growth [a...
vergences 20 19 VERGENCE, the simult...
verglases 19 16 VERGLAS, (French) a...
veridical 22 18 truthful; correspond...
verifiers 20 16 VERIFIER, one who ve...
verifying 27 21 VERIFY, to prove to...
veritable 20 17 true [adj VERITABLY]
veritably 27 19 VERITABLE, true [adv...
veritates 17 13 VERITAS, (Latin) tru...
verjuiced 23 27 VERJUICE, to make so...
verjuices 23 26 VERJUICE, to make so...
verligtes 20 16 VERLIGTE, a liberal...
vermeiled 19 18 VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermeille 20 18 to make crimson [v V...
vermicide 22 20 a substance that kil...
vermicule 23 21 a small worm or inse...
vermiform 22 22 having the form of a...
vermifuge 22 22 a medicine or substa...
vermilies 20 17 VERMILY, (Spenser) v...
vermilion 19 18 bright red [adj] / a...
vermilled 21 19 VERMIL, to colour re...
verminate 17 17 to breed vermin [v V...
verminous 18 18 full of vermin [adj...
vermouths 21 19 VERMOUTH, (French) a...
vernacles 20 18 VERNACLE, a handkerc...
vernalise 17 15 to cause (plants) to...
vernality 24 17 the quality of being...
vernalize 20 24 to cause (plants) to...
vernation 15 15 the arrangement of t...
vernicles 21 18 VERNICLE, a handkerc...
veronicas 19 17 VERONICA, a handkerc...
veronique 24 24 (French) served with...
verqueres 25 23 VERQUERE, a form of...
verquires 26 23 VERQUIRE, a form of...
verrucose 20 17 covered with warty e...
verrucous 21 18 covered with warty e...
versatile 18 14 turning easily from...
verselets 18 14 VERSELET, a little v...
versicles 22 17 VERSICLE, a short ve...
versified 20 17 VERSIFY, to change f...
versifier 20 16 a maker of verses, a...
versifies 20 16 VERSIFY, to change f...
versiform 21 19 varying in form [adj...
versional 17 15 relating to a versio...
versioned 16 15 VERSION, to create a...
versioner 16 14 the producer of a ve...
vertebrae 18 16 VERTEBRA, a componen...
vertebral 20 17 of or like a vertebr...
vertebras 19 16 VERTEBRA, a componen...
verticals 22 17 VERTICAL, a vertical...
verticils 23 17 VERTICIL, a circular...
verticity 28 18 the power of turning...
vertigoes 18 15 VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertiport 20 16 an airport designed...
vertisols 19 14 VERTISOL, a type of...
vervelled 21 20 having vervels, ring...
vesperals 20 17 VESPERAL, an office-...
vesturers 18 14 VESTURER, a person r...
vetiverts 20 17 VETIVERT, (Tamil) th...
viameters 18 16 VIAMETER, a device f...
vicegeral 22 19 relating to a vicero...
viceregal 22 19 of a viceroy, of a g...
vicereine 19 17 (French) the wife of...
victualer 22 18 one who furnishes vi...
vignerons 17 17 VIGNERON, (French) a...
vignetter 18 16 one who makes vignet...
vilifiers 22 17 VILIFIER, one who vi...
villagers 21 17 VILLAGER, one who li...
villagery 27 19 villages; a district...
viniferas 19 17 VINIFERA, a European...
vintagers 18 16 VINTAGER, one that h...
violaters 18 14 VIOLATER, one who vi...
viosterol 18 14 a type of vitamin [n...
viperfish 25 21 a predatory deep-sea...
viscerate 20 16 to deprive of the vi...
visioners 17 14 VISIONER, a person w...
vitaliser 19 14 something that vital...
vitalizer 22 23 something that vital...
vivandier 19 19 (French) a (male) at...
viverrids 21 18 VIVERRID, a member o...
viverrine 19 18 a member of the ferr...
vivifiers 23 20 VIVIFIER, one who vi...
vizierate 20 22 the office, dignity,...
vizierial 22 23 of or like a vizier,...
vocaliser 21 17 one who vocalises, a...
vocalizer 24 26 one who vocalizes, a...
vodcaster 20 17 one who makes vodcas...
voiceover 21 20 a spoken commentary...
voiturier 18 14 (French) the driver...
volleyers 25 17 VOLLEYER, one who vo...
voltmeter 19 17 an instrument for me...
volumeter 19 18 an instrument for me...
volumiser 20 18 an agent used to giv...
volumizer 23 27 an agent used to giv...
volunteer 17 16 to offer one's servi...
voorkamer 18 20 (Afrikaans) a front...
vouchered 22 20 VOUCHER, to establis...
vraickers 22 20 VRAICKER, a gatherer...
vrystater 24 15 (South African) a na...
vulnerary 24 18 useful in healing wo...
vulnerate 17 16 (obsolete) to wound...
wadsetter 18 13 (Scots) one who hold...
wagerings 20 17 WAGERING, the act of...
waggeries 20 16 WAGGERY, mischievous...
waggoners 19 17 WAGGONER, one who dr...
waghalter 22 17 a felon likely to sw...
waiterage 18 14 service by a waiter...
waitering 19 15 the job of being a w...
walkovers 22 21 WALKOVER, a race inv...
wallopers 22 17 WALLOPER, (colloquia...
wallowers 23 17 WALLOWER, one that r...
wallpaper 24 20 paper used to cover...
wambenger 21 21 (Native Australian)...
wanderers 17 14 WANDERER, one who wa...
wandering 18 17 moving about with no...
wanderoos 16 14 WANDEROO, (Sinhalese...
wantoners 16 14 WANTONER, one who wa...
wappering 23 21 WAPPER, to cause to...
wardering 19 16 WARDER, to guard as...
wardrober 20 16 (historical) a house...
warerooms 18 15 WAREROOM, a room for...
warfarers 20 15 WARFARER, one engage...
wargamers 20 17 WARGAMER, one who pr...
warmakers 20 19 WARMAKER, one who ma...
warmonger 19 18 one who delights in...
warpowers 23 18 WARPOWER, the power...
warranter 17 13 one who warrants, al...
warreners 17 13 WARRENER, the keeper...
warstlers 20 13 WARSTLER, one who ta...
washeries 20 14 WASHERY, a washhouse...
washering 21 17 WASHER, to fit with...
washerman 20 18 a man who washes clo...
washermen 20 18 WASHERMAN, a man who...
wassailer 19 13 one who wassails [n...
wasserman 18 16 (German) a man-shape...
wassermen 18 16 WASSERMAN, (German)...
wasterful 22 17 (Scots) extravagant...
wasteries 18 12 WASTERIE, reckless e...
wastering 19 15 WASTER, (Scots) to s...
waterages 18 14 WATERAGE, conveyance...
waterbeds 20 16 WATERBED, a bed fill...
waterbird 21 16 a bird that leaves o...
waterbuck 25 23 any of several kinds...
waterdogs 19 15 WATERDOG, a large sa...
waterfall 22 17 a fall or perpendicu...
waterfowl 24 19 any bird that freque...
waterhead 19 15 the source of a rive...
waterhens 19 15 WATERHEN, the gallin...
wateriest 18 12 WATERY, like water [...
waterings 19 15 WATERING, the act of...
waterjets 20 21 WATERJET, a stream o...
waterleaf 20 16 any plant of the Ame...
waterless 19 13 without water [adj]
waterlily 27 16 a name commonly give...
waterline 18 14 any of several lines...
waterlogs 20 15 WATERLOG, to soak wi...
waterloos 18 13 WATERLOO, a decisive...
watermark 20 19 a distinguishing mar...
watermill 22 17 a mill driven by wat...
watershed 20 15 the area which a riv...
waterside 18 13 the edge of a sea, l...
waterskis 20 16 WATERSKI, a ski for...
waterways 27 17 WATERWAY, a navigabl...
waterweed 20 16 any plant with very...
waterwork 22 19 a piece of fabric pa...
waterworn 20 16 worn smooth by water...
waterzooi 20 21 a stew of fish or ch...
wattmeter 19 15 an instrument for me...
wavemeter 20 19 an instrument for me...
waveriest 20 16 WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
waverings 21 19 WAVERING, the act of...
waxflower 30 26 any of various plant...
waxworker 28 26 one who works in wax...
wayfarers 26 17 WAYFARER, a travelle...
waylayers 31 17 WAYLAYER, one who wa...
waywisers 28 17 WAYWISER, an instrum...
weakeners 17 17 WEAKENER, something...
wealthier 21 15 WEALTHY, rich [adj]
weaponeer 17 16 to design weapons, e...
weaselers 18 13 WEASELER, one who ac...
weaseller 19 14 one who weasels, als...
weathered 19 15 WEATHER, to expose t...
weatherer 19 14 one who weathers [n...
weatherly 27 17 able to sail close t...
webcaster 23 18 one who broadcasts o...
weblogger 23 20 one who keeps a webl...
webmaster 21 18 a person responsible...
weddering 19 17 WEDDER, (dialect) to...
weederies 17 13 WEEDERY, a place ful...
weekender 17 18 one who spends the w...
weighters 22 16 WEIGHTER, one that w...
weightier 22 16 WEIGHTY, heavy, pond...
welcomers 23 19 WELCOMER, one who we...
welldoers 20 15 WELLDOER, a doer of...
weltering 20 16 WELTER, to roll abou...
weregilds 21 16 WEREGILD, a price pa...
wernerite 17 13 the common grayish o...
werwolves 24 20 WERWOLF, a person wh...
westering 19 15 motion towards the w...
westerner 17 13 one who lives in or...
whaleries 21 15 WHALERY, whaling [n]
wheatgerm 22 19 the vitamin-rich emb...
wheedlers 21 16 WHEEDLER, one who wh...
whencever 24 22 from whatsoever plac...
whereases 19 14 WHEREAS, an introduc...
wherefore 21 17 a reason why, also W...
wherefors 22 17 WHEREFOR, a reason w...
wherefrom 23 20 from where [adv]
whereinto 19 15 into which; into wha...
whereness 19 15 the state of having...
whereunto 19 16 whereto, for what pu...
whereupon 21 19 at which point [adv]
wherewith 26 19 with what [adj] / th...
wherreted 20 15 WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherrited 21 15 WHERRIT, to worry, a...
wherrying 28 19 WHERRY, to transport...
wherryman 27 20 a man employed in a...
wherrymen 27 20 WHERRYMAN, a man emp...
whichever 28 23 any one, no matter w...
whickered 25 22 WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whiddered 21 17 WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whifflers 27 21 WHIFFLER, an officia...
whifflery 33 23 levity; trifling [n...
whimberry 31 22 the bilberry or whor...
whimpered 24 21 WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimperer 24 20 one who whimpers [n...
whinberry 29 20 the bilberry or whor...
whipsters 24 17 WHIPSTER, (obsolete)...
whiskered 22 19 having whiskers [adj...
whispered 23 18 WHISPER, to speak so...
whisperer 23 17 one who whispers [n...
whistlers 23 15 WHISTLER, someone or...
whiteners 20 15 WHITENER, something...
whithered 23 17 WHITHER, to blow str...
whitsters 22 14 WHITSTER, (archaic)...
whittawer 24 17 (dialect) a saddler...
whittered 21 15 WHITTER, to talk or...
whittlers 23 15 WHITTLER, one who wh...
whosoever 21 18 every one who [pron]
widowered 21 17 made into a widower...
wiggeries 21 16 WIGGERY, a wig or wi...
wigmakers 22 21 WIGMAKER, one who ma...
wigwagger 25 21 one who wigwags, sig...
wildering 21 17 WILDER, to cause to...
willinger 22 17 WILLING, ready to co...
willowers 24 17 WILLOWER, one who wi...
willowier 24 17 WILLOWY, slender and...
willpower 26 20 the power of the wil...
windhover 22 20 the kestrel [n -S]
windrower 21 17 a machine that puts...
wineberry 26 18 the red currant [n W...
winemaker 19 20 a maker of wine [n -...
wingovers 21 19 WINGOVER, a flight m...
winnowers 20 17 WINNOWER, one who wi...
winterers 18 13 WINTERER, one who sp...
winterfed 20 17 WINTERFEED, to feed...
winterier 18 13 WINTERY, having the...
wintering 19 16 WINTER, to pass the...
winterise 18 13 to make suitable for...
winterish 21 15 like winter [adj]
winterize 21 22 to make suitable for...
wisterias 19 12 WISTERIA, an ornamen...
witherers 21 14 WITHERER, one that w...
withering 22 17 of criticism, severe...
witherite 21 14 barium carbonate occ...
witherods 21 15 WITHEROD, a North Am...
witnesser 18 13 one who witnesses [n...
wittering 20 15 WITTER, to mutter pe...
woefuller 22 18 WOEFUL, full of woe,...
wolfberry 30 21 an American shrub wh...
wolverene 19 18 a ferocious mustelid...
wolverine 20 18 a ferocious mustelid...
womaniser 18 16 one who engages in c...
womanizer 21 25 one who engages in c...
womanlier 19 17 WOMANLY, like a woma...
wonderers 17 14 WONDERER, one who wo...
wonderful 21 19 causing wonder; stra...
wondering 18 17 having a feeling of...
wonderkid 19 19 (colloquial) an exce...
wonderous 17 15 strange, wonderful,...
wonkeries 18 17 WONKERY, the qualiti...
woodborer 19 16 any of various beetl...
woodferns 19 17 WOODFERN, an evergre...
woomerang 18 18 (Native Australian)...
worcester 21 15 a kind of fine wool...
workerist 20 16 one who supports wor...
worldlier 21 15 WORLDLY, pertaining...
wormeries 19 15 WORMERY, a place in...
worshiper 23 17 one who worships, al...
wranglers 20 16 WRANGLER, a cattle-h...
wrapovers 22 19 WRAPOVER, a skirt th...
wrappered 22 19 WRAPPER, to put a co...
wreathers 20 14 WREATHER, one who wr...
wreathier 20 14 WREATHY, like a wrea...
wrenchers 23 18 WRENCHER, one who wr...
wrestlers 20 13 WRESTLER, one who ta...
wrigglers 23 17 WRIGGLER, one who wr...
wrigglier 23 17 WRIGGLY, wriggling [...
wrinklier 21 18 WRINKLY, wrinkled [a...
writeress 19 12 a female writer [n -...
wrongdoer 18 16 one who does wrong [...
wuthering 22 18 WUTHER, to move swif...
xeraphins 25 22 XERAPHIN, (Portugues...
xerically 33 23 XERIC, requiring onl...
xeriscape 26 22 (tradename) to lands...
xerochasy 32 23 dehiscence on drying...
xeroderma 21 20 morbid dryness of sk...
xeromorph 26 24 a plant thriving in...
xerophagy 32 25 the eating of dry fo...
xerophile 26 22 a plant adapted to d...
xerophily 33 24 adaptation to very d...
xerophyte 31 23 a plant thriving in...
xeroseres 20 16 XEROSERE, a sequence...
xerostoma 21 19 excessive dryness of...
xylometer 29 22 an instrument for me...
yabbering 26 20 YABBER, (Native Aust...
yammerers 23 17 YAMMERER, one who ya...
yammering 24 20 peevish complaint [n...
yattering 22 14 jabbering [adj YATTE...
yawmeters 25 17 YAWMETER, an instrum...
yeasayers 26 13 YEASAYER, a person w...
yellowier 26 16 YELLOWY, yellowish [...
yersiniae 20 12 YERSINIA, a bacteriu...
yersinias 21 12 YERSINIA, a bacteriu...
yesterday 27 14 on the day immediate...
yestereve 22 15 yesterday evening, a...
yickering 27 21 YICKER, to utter sha...
yikkering 25 22 YIKKER, to utter sha...
yobberies 25 17 YOBBERY, loutish beh...
yodellers 23 14 YODELLER, one who yo...
youngster 22 15 a young person [n -S...
ytterbias 24 14 YTTERBIA, a chemical...
ytterbite 24 14 the mineral gadolini...
ytterbium 26 18 (Swedish) a rare ele...
ytterbous 24 15 containing ytterbium...
zeitgeber 21 23 (German) an environm...
zerumbets 22 25 ZERUMBET, (Persian)...
zigzagger 25 33 one who zigzags [n -...
zingibers 22 24 ZINGIBER, a plant of...
zippering 24 27 ZIPPER, to close wit...
zitherist 22 20 one who plays the zi...
zookeeper 19 25 one who looks after...
zoolaters 18 19 ZOOLATER, one who wo...
zooperies 19 21 ZOOPERY, experimenta...
zooperist 20 21 one who experiments...
zoosperms 21 24 ZOOSPERM, one of the...
zoosterol 18 19 a sterol, such as ch...
zwanziger 25 33 an old Austrian silv...
zygosperm 29 28 a spore formed by un...
zymometer 26 26 an instrument for me...

10 letter words that contains ER

10 letter ER word

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abacterial 22 17 not caused by or cha...
abandoners 16 16 ABANDONER, one who a...
aberdevine 19 19 a bird-fancier's nam...
aberrances 20 17 ABERRANCE, the state...
aberrantly 25 17 ABERRANT, wandering...
aberrating 19 16 ABERRATE, to go astr...
aberration 17 14 an instance of being...
abolishers 22 16 ABOLISHER, one who a...
absconders 21 18 ABSCONDER, one who a...
abstainers 18 14 ABSTAINER, one who a...
abstergent 19 16 serving to cleanse,...
absterging 21 18 ABSTERGE, to cleanse...
abstersion 18 14 the act of wiping cl...
abstersive 21 17 serving to cleanse o...
abstracter 22 16 one who abstracts or...
accelerant 22 18 an accelerating agen...
accelerate 22 17 to bring about at an...
accipiters 26 19 ACCIPITER, (Latin) a...
acclaimers 25 20 ACCLAIMER, one who a...
accoutered 22 18 ACCOUTER, (US) to dr...
aceraceous 21 17 relating to a plant...
acerbating 22 19 ACERBATE, to embitte...
acerbities 22 16 ACERBITY, sourness [...
acervately 28 20 ACERVATE, heaped [ad...
acervation 20 18 the action of heapin...
acetifiers 22 16 ACETIFIER, an agent...
acetometer 19 16 a device for measuri...
acidifiers 23 17 ACIDIFIER, an agent...
acidimeter 21 17 an instrument for me...
acidometer 20 17 a type of hydrometer...
acierating 20 16 ACIERATE, to turn in...
acieration 18 14 the process of turni...
acquitters 29 23 ACQUITTER, one who a...
acroterial 20 14 pertaining to an acr...
acroterion 18 14 a pedestal or orname...
acroterium 21 17 a pedestal or orname...
actinomere 19 17 one of any opposite...
adderbeads 18 16 ADDERBEAD, a prehist...
adderstone 15 13 a prehistoric spindl...
adderworts 20 15 ADDERWORT, the commo...
addressers 17 12 ADDRESSER, one who a...
adherences 20 17 ADHERENCE, the state...
adherently 25 17 ADHERENT, sticking,...
adipoceres 21 17 ADIPOCERE, (Latin) a...
administer 18 15 to manage or supervi...
admonisher 19 17 one who admonishes [...
adrenergic 20 17 released or activate...
adulterant 17 14 that which is used t...
adulterate 17 13 to make impure by th...
adulterers 18 13 ADULTERER, one who c...
adulteress 18 13 a female adulterer,...
adulteries 18 13 ADULTERY, voluntary...
adulterine 17 14 an offspring of adul...
adulterise 18 13 (archaic) to commit...
adulterize 21 22 (archaic) to commit...
adulterous 18 14 relating to, charact...
adventurer 18 17 one who adventures [...
adverbials 22 19 ADVERBIAL, an adverb...
adversaria 18 15 miscellaneous notes;...
advertence 20 19 the act of adverting...
advertency 27 21 the act of adverting...
advertised 19 16 ADVERTISE, to draw a...
advertiser 19 15 one who advertises,...
advertises 19 15 ADVERTISE, to draw a...
advertized 22 25 ADVERTIZE, to draw a...
advertizer 22 24 one who advertises,...
advertizes 22 24 ADVERTIZE, to draw a...
advoutrers 19 16 ADVOUTRER, (obsolete...
aerenchyma 27 21 respiratory tissue [...
aerialists 18 11 AERIALIST, one who p...
aerobatics 21 16 spectacular flying f...
aerobicise 21 16 to make aerobic, als...
aerobicist 22 16 one who practises ae...
aerobicize 24 25 to make aerobic, als...
aerobionts 17 14 AEROBIONT, an aerobe...
aerobioses 17 13 AEROBIOSIS, life in...
aerobiosis 18 13 life in the presence...
aerobiotic 21 16 related to, or of th...
aerobraked 18 18 AEROBRAKE, to use a...
aerobrakes 18 17 AEROBRAKE, to use a...
aerobusses 18 14 AEROBUS, a type of m...
aerodromes 16 14 AERODROME, a place f...
aerogramme 18 18 an airmail letter, a...
aerographs 21 17 AEROGRAPH, an airbor...
aerography 27 19 a description of the...
aerologies 17 13 AEROLOGY, the study...
aerologist 18 13 one versed in aerolo...
aerometers 16 13 AEROMETER, an instru...
aerometric 20 16 of or pertaining to...
aeromotors 16 13 AEROMOTOR, an engine...
aeronautic 18 15 relating to aeronaut...
aeronomers 15 14 AERONOMER, one who s...
aeronomies 15 14 AERONOMY, the study...
aeronomist 16 14 one who studies aero...
aeropauses 17 14 AEROPAUSE, the regio...
aerophagia 20 17 spasmodic swallowing...
aerophobes 21 18 AEROPHOBE, a person...
aerophobia 21 18 fear of flying or dr...
aerophobic 25 21 having a morbid fear...
aerophones 18 16 AEROPHONE, any wind...
aerophores 19 15 AEROPHORE, a device...
aerophytes 26 17 AEROPHYTE, a plant o...
aeroplanes 17 15 AEROPLANE, a flying...
aeropulses 19 15 AEROPULSE, a type of...
aeroscopes 20 16 AEROSCOPE, a device...
aeroshells 20 14 AEROSHELL, a form of...
aerosolise 16 11 to turn into an aero...
aerosolize 19 20 to turn into an aero...
aerospaces 20 16 AEROSPACE, the Earth...
aerosphere 19 15 the entire atmospher...
aerospikes 19 17 AEROSPIKE, a rocket...
aerostatic 19 13 relating to aerostat...
aerotactic 22 16 relating to or showi...
aerotrains 15 11 AEROTRAIN, a train d...
aerotropic 21 16 showing aerotropism,...
aeruginous 17 15 relating to copper-r...
affeerment 20 20 the act of affeering...
afferently 27 20 AFFERENT, bearing, b...
afflicters 26 20 AFFLICTER, one who a...
afterbirth 24 18 the placenta and fet...
afterbrain 20 17 a nontechnical name...
aftercares 21 16 AFTERCARE, care subs...
afterclaps 25 20 AFTERCLAP, an unexpe...
afterdamps 22 20 AFTERDAMP, poisonous...
afterdecks 23 21 AFTERDECK, a deck be...
aftereying 25 18 AFTEREYE, (Shakespea...
aftergames 20 18 AFTERGAME, a rematch...
afterglows 24 19 AFTERGLOW, a glow re...
aftergrass 20 15 the grass that grows...
afterguard 20 17 a sailor or group of...
afterheats 20 15 AFTERHEAT, the heat...
afterimage 20 18 a usually visual sen...
afterlifes 22 17 AFTERLIFE, life afte...
afterlives 22 18 AFTERLIFE, life afte...
aftermaths 22 18 AFTERMATH, a second...
afternoons 16 15 AFTERNOON, the time...
afterpains 20 17 AFTERPAIN, pain that...
afterparty 27 18 a small party held a...
afterpeaks 21 20 AFTERPEAK, space beh...
afterpiece 23 19 a minor piece after...
aftersales 19 14 after a sale has bee...
aftershaft 23 18 the second shaft com...
aftershave 22 19 a usually scented lo...
aftershock 25 22 an earthquake that f...
aftershows 24 18 AFTERSHOW, a party h...
afterswarm 23 19 a second swarm or ca...
aftertaste 18 13 persistence of a sen...
aftertimes 20 16 AFTERTIME, the time...
afterwards 22 17 at a later time, als...
afterwords 22 17 AFTERWORD, an epilog...
afterworld 23 18 a future world [n -S...
agterskots 19 16 AGTERSKOT, (Afrikaan...
alabasters 19 14 ALABASTER, a soft, s...
alablaster 20 15 (obsolete) alabaster...
albertites 20 14 ALBERTITE, a bitumin...
albuterols 21 16 ALBUTEROL, a drug us...
alcaiceria 23 17 (Spanish) a bazaar [...
alcheringa 23 19 (Native Australian)...
alderflies 21 16 ALDERFLY, a riversid...
aldermanic 21 19 relating to, becomin...
aldermanly 25 19 pertaining to, or li...
aldermanry 24 18 the district or ward...
alderwoman 20 19 a female alderman [n...
alderwomen 20 19 ALDERWOMAN, a female...
alexanders 22 20 ALEXANDER, a kind of...
alfilerias 21 15 ALFILERIA, (Spanish)...
algometers 19 16 ALGOMETER, an instru...
aliterates 17 11 ALITERATE, one who i...
alkalisers 20 16 ALKALISER, an agent...
alkalizers 23 25 ALKALIZER, an agent...
allergenic 22 18 causing an allergic...
allergists 21 14 ALLERGIST, a doctor...
alliterate 18 12 to form an alliterat...
allnighter 22 17 any event, party etc...
allomerism 21 18 similarity of crysta...
allomerous 19 16 exhibiting allomeris...
allosteric 22 15 of an enzyme, influe...
allweather 23 17 a track or pitch sui...
almsgivers 23 20 ALMSGIVER, one who g...
alphameric 26 22 consisting of, or (o...
alteration 16 12 the act of altering...
alterative 19 15 a medicine or treatm...
altercated 20 15 ALTERCATE, to disput...
altercates 20 14 ALTERCATE, to disput...
alterities 18 11 ALTERITY, otherness...
alternance 18 16 alternation, change...
alternants 16 13 ALTERNANT, a spellin...
alternated 16 13 ALTERNATE, to cause...
alternates 16 12 ALTERNATE, to cause...
alternatim 18 15 (Latin) in sacred mu...
alternator 16 12 an electric generato...
altimeters 19 14 ALTIMETER, a device...
altogether 20 15 a state of nudity [n...
amberjacks 26 32 AMBERJACK, a large A...
ambidexter 26 24 (archaic) someone wh...
ambuscader 23 21 one who ambuscades [...
amerceable 22 20 liable to be amerced...
amercement 20 20 the infliction of a...
amerciable 23 20 liable to be amerced...
americiums 23 20 AMERICIUM, a white m...
ampersands 19 18 AMPERSAND, the and s...
amperzands 22 27 AMPERZAND, the and s...
amphiaster 22 18 the structure that o...
amphimacer 26 24 a foot of three syll...
amphoteric 25 21 in chemistry, reacti...
amplifiers 24 20 AMPLIFIER, a device...
anaerobium 18 18 an organism not requ...
anagrammer 18 19 one who solves anagr...
anatomiser 16 14 one who anatomises,...
anatomizer 19 23 one who anatomises,...
anemometer 16 17 an instrument for me...
angiosperm 20 19 a plant of the Angio...
angleberry 26 19 a soft fleshy tumour...
angledozer 20 24 a bulldozer whose bl...
anglerfish 23 19 a wide-mouthed vorac...
anhungered 18 18 (archaic) hungry, al...
animadvert 19 19 to comment criticall...
animaliers 18 15 ANIMALIER, a sculpto...
anisomeric 20 17 of a chemical compou...
announcers 17 17 ANNOUNCER, one who a...
answerable 21 18 that can be answered...
answerably 28 20 ANSWERABLE, that can...
answerless 20 15 having no answer, or...
anteriorly 23 14 ANTERIOR, in front [...
anteverted 17 16 ANTEVERT, to displac...
antheridia 18 14 ANTHERIDIUM, the mal...
anthersmut 20 17 a fungus causing a d...
antibusers 19 15 ANTIBUSER, a person...
anticancer 21 18 of a drug, designed...
antierotic 19 14 designed to prevent...
antiheroes 17 13 ANTIHERO, a principa...
antiheroic 21 16 like an antihero [ad...
antiherpes 20 16 designed to prevent...
antihunter 18 15 one who is opposed t...
antilifers 20 15 ANTILIFER, a person...
antilitter 18 12 designed to prevent...
antimatter 17 14 matter composed of a...
antimerger 18 16 opposed to a merger...
antimerism 19 17 the state of having...
antimodern 16 16 opposed to the moder...
antinukers 17 17 ANTINUKER, a person...
antiphoner 19 17 a book of antiphons...
antiporter 18 14 a membrane protein t...
antiserums 18 15 ANTISERUM, a serum c...
antismoker 18 18 someone opposed to s...
anywhither 30 20 to or towards any pl...
aperitives 21 17 APERITIVE, a laxativ...
aphaereses 19 15 APHAERESIS, the omis...
aphaeresis 20 15 the omission of a le...
aphaeretic 23 18 relating to aphaeres...
aphorisers 21 15 APHORISER, one who m...
aphorizers 24 24 APHORIZER, one who m...
apitherapy 29 20 the therapeutic use...
apologiser 20 16 one who apologises,...
apologizer 23 25 one who apologises,...
apperceive 25 23 to perceive an inner...
appertains 20 17 APPERTAIN, to relate...
appetisers 21 16 APPETISER, something...
appetizers 24 25 APPETIZER, something...
applauders 22 19 APPLAUDER, one who a...
appointers 20 17 APPOINTER, one who a...
appraisers 21 16 APPRAISER, one who a...
apterygial 27 18 wingless; finless [a...
aquaplaner 26 25 one who aquaplanes [...
aquatinter 24 21 one who works with a...
aquiferous 27 24 consisting or convey...
araeometer 15 13 (historical) an inst...
arbalester 19 14 a crossbowman, also...
arbalister 20 14 a crossbowman, also...
arbitrager 20 15 one who carries out...
arblasters 20 14 ARBLASTER, a crossbo...
archaisers 22 15 ARCHAISER, one who a...
archaizers 25 24 ARCHAIZER, one who a...
archentera 20 16 ARCHENTERON, in the...
archerfish 27 20 a kind of fish that...
areometers 16 13 AREOMETER, (historic...
armigerous 19 16 entitled to bear her...
arpilleras 21 15 ARPILLERA, (Spanish)...
arraigners 17 13 ARRAIGNER, one who a...
arterially 25 14 ARTERIAL, relating t...
arteriolar 17 11 relating to an arter...
arterioles 17 11 ARTERIOLE, a small a...
arthromere 19 15 an arthropod body se...
artificers 23 16 ARTIFICER, a craftsm...
ascertains 19 14 ASCERTAIN, to make s...
ashlerings 21 16 ASHLERING, facing wi...
asperating 19 16 ASPERATE, to make ro...
aspergilla 22 17 ASPERGILLUM, a holy...
aspergilli 23 17 ASPERGILLUS, (Latin)...
aspergills 23 17 ASPERGILL, a holy wa...
asperities 19 13 ASPERITY, roughness...
aspersions 18 14 ASPERSION, calumny,...
aspersoirs 19 13 ASPERSOIR, (French)...
aspersoria 18 13 ASPERSORIUM, a basin...
asphalters 22 16 ASPHALTER, a person...
aspherical 25 19 not spherical, also...
assaulters 18 12 ASSAULTER, one who a...
assemblers 21 17 ASSEMBLER, a type of...
assertable 19 14 that can be asserted...
assertedly 24 14 ASSERTED [adv]
assertible 20 14 that can be asserted...
assertions 16 11 ASSERTION, the act o...
assertoric 20 13 of a statement, stat...
asseverate 17 14 to state positively,...
assevering 19 17 ASSEVER, to solemnly...
asteriated 16 11 having starlike rays...
asteridian 16 12 a starfish, also AST...
asterisked 18 15 ASTERISK, to mark wi...
asteroidal 17 12 of or pertaining to...
astringers 18 13 ASTRINGER, a falcone...
astrologer 18 13 one who affects to t...
astronomer 16 14 a person who is skil...
asynergias 23 15 ASYNERGIA, lack of c...
asynergies 23 15 ASYNERGY, lack of mu...
athermancy 28 21 imperviousness to ra...
atheromata 18 15 ATHEROMA, a fatty de...
atmometers 18 16 ATMOMETER, an instru...
atmosphere 21 18 the body of air and...
attainders 16 12 ATTAINDER, the loss...
attempered 19 17 ATTEMPER, (archaic)...
attempters 20 16 ATTEMPTER, one who a...
attolasers 17 11 ATTOLASER, a high-po...
attracters 20 13 ATTRACTER, one who a...
attributer 20 14 one who attributes,...
aubergines 19 17 AUBERGINE, (French)...
aubergiste 20 16 (French) an innkeepe...
auctioneer 18 15 an agent who sells g...
audiometer 17 15 an instrument for me...
auditioner 16 13 one who auditions [n...
augmenters 18 17 AUGMENTER, one who,...
auriferous 19 15 containing gold [adj...
auslanders 17 14 AUSLANDER, (German)...
austringer 18 14 a falconer who keeps...
authoriser 19 13 one who authorises,...
authorizer 22 22 one who authorises,...
autoerotic 19 14 relating to sexual e...
automakers 18 18 AUTOMAKER, a manufac...
autometers 17 14 AUTOMETER, a small d...
autoteller 18 13 an automatic telling...
autotimers 18 14 AUTOTIMER, a device...
autowinder 19 16 a battery-operated d...
autoworker 20 18 a person employed in...
auxometers 23 21 AUXOMETER, an instru...
avengeress 18 17 a female avenger [n...
averagings 20 19 AVERAGING [n]
averseness 17 15 the state of being a...
aversively 28 21 AVERSIVE, relating t...
avertiment 19 18 (Milton) advertiseme...
avouterers 18 15 AVOUTERER, (obsolete...
backacters 26 23 BACKACTER, a mechani...
backbiters 26 23 BACKBITER, one who e...
backhander 24 24 a bribe [n -S]
backlasher 26 23 one who backlashes [...
backmarker 25 27 a person who starts...
backpacker 29 30 one who travels with...
backslider 25 22 one who backslides [...
backspacer 28 26 the backspace key on...
backspeers 25 23 BACKSPEER, (Scots) t...
backvelder 26 26 one who lives in the...
backwaters 26 23 BACKWATER, water tur...
backworker 27 27 a miner who does bac...
bacteremia 22 19 the presence of bact...
bacteremic 26 22 having bacteria in t...
bacterials 23 17 BACTERIAL, a bacteri...
bacterioid 22 17 a swollen bacterium...
bacterised 22 17 BACTERISE, to treat...
bacterises 22 16 BACTERISE, to treat...
bacterized 25 26 BACTERIZE, to treat...
bacterizes 25 25 BACTERIZE, to treat...
bacteroids 22 17 BACTEROID, a swollen...
bacteruria 22 17 the presence of bact...
badderlock 24 23 an edible seaweed, a...
badineries 18 15 BADINERIE, (French)...
bagswinger 24 21 (Australian slang) a...
balderdash 22 18 nonsense, drivel [n...
balladeers 20 16 BALLADEER, one who s...
ballasters 21 15 BALLASTER, one who b...
ballerinas 20 16 BALLERINA, (Italian)...
ballflower 27 22 a carved ornament in...
ballplayer 30 21 a person who plays b...
balustered 20 16 having balusters [ad...
bamboozler 25 29 one who bamboozles,...
bandeliers 19 16 BANDELIER, (French)...
banderilla 20 17 a dart stuck into a...
banderoles 18 16 BANDEROLE, (French)...
bandleader 18 17 the conductor of a b...
bandmaster 19 18 the conductor of a b...
bandoleers 18 16 BANDOLEER, (French)...
bandoleros 18 16 BANDOLERO, (Spanish)...
bandoliers 19 16 BANDOLIER, (French)...
banistered 18 15 having a banister [a...
bankroller 21 20 one who bankrolls [n...
banneralls 19 17 BANNERALL, (Spenser)...
bannerette 16 15 a small banner [n -S...
bannisters 18 15 BANNISTER, any of th...
banqueteer 25 24 one who attends a ba...
banqueters 26 24 BANQUETER, one who b...
banterings 19 17 BANTERING, the excha...
baptistery 28 18 a part of a church r...
barbecuers 24 20 BARBECUER, one who b...
barberries 21 16 BARBERRY, a thorny s...
barbershop 25 21 a type of music orig...
bardolater 19 15 a person who idolize...
bargainers 19 16 BARGAINER, one who b...
barganders 19 17 BARGANDER, the sheld...
barkeepers 21 20 BARKEEPER, a bartend...
barometers 19 16 BAROMETER, an instru...
barpersons 20 17 BARPERSON, one who s...
barrackers 23 20 BARRACKER, one who b...
barretters 19 13 BARRETTER, a resisto...
barricader 22 17 one who barricades [...
barriering 20 16 BARRIER, to shut by...
barristers 20 13 BARRISTER, a person...
bartenders 18 15 BARTENDER, one who t...
barysphere 29 20 the area of earth un...
baseballer 22 18 one who plays baseba...
baseburner 20 18 a type of wood stove...
baseliners 19 15 BASELINER, a tennis-...
baserunner 17 16 a baseball player of...
batfowlers 25 20 BATFOWLER, one who b...
bathometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
bathwaters 24 18 BATHWATER, the water...
bathymeter 28 20 an instrument for re...
batterings 20 16 BATTERING, a beating...
bayberries 27 18 BAYBERRY, the berry...
beachgoers 24 20 BEACHGOER, one who f...
beakerfuls 23 22 BEAKERFUL, the conte...
beatboxers 26 23 BEATBOXER, one who p...
beautifier 21 17 one who beautifies [...
bebeerines 19 17 BEBEERINE, an alkalo...
becquerels 31 27 BECQUEREL, (French)...
bedchamber 27 25 (archaic) a bedroom...
bediapered 20 18 BEDIAPER, to put a n...
bedpresser 21 17 (Shakespeare) a heav...
bedsitters 20 14 BEDSITTER, a furnish...
bedwarmers 23 20 BEDWARMER, a metal p...
bedwetters 22 17 BEDWETTER, a person...
beefburger 24 22 a round flat cake of...
beefeaters 19 16 BEEFEATER, an Africa...
beekeepers 20 20 BEEKEEPER, one who k...
beetmaster 19 16 (Scots) a help in ne...
beetmister 20 16 (Scots) a help in ne...
befingered 21 20 BEFINGER, to touch a...
beflowered 24 21 BEFLOWER, to cover w...
befriender 20 18 one who befriends ot...
beglerbegs 24 21 BEGLERBEG, (Turkish)...
begrudgers 22 19 BEGRUDGER, one who b...
begrudgery 28 21 the act of begrudgin...
bejaberses 22 25 BEJABERS, an interje...
beleaguers 20 17 BELEAGUER, to surrou...
belittlers 22 15 BELITTLER, one who b...
bellflower 27 22 a plant of the genus...
bellhanger 23 20 a person who hangs a...
bellwether 26 20 the leading sheep of...
bellyacher 32 22 one who complains [n...
belvederes 21 19 BELVEDERE, (Italian)...
bemonsters 19 17 BEMONSTER, (archaic)...
benefiters 20 17 BENEFITER, one who b...
benighters 22 18 BENIGHTER, one who b...
bepeppered 24 23 BEPEPPER, to hit har...
bepestered 20 17 BEPESTER, (archaic)...
beplasters 22 17 BEPLASTER, (archaic)...
bepowdered 23 21 BEPOWDER, to powder...
bequeather 28 25 one who bequeaths [n...
berascaled 22 18 BERASCAL, to accuse...
berberines 20 17 BERBERINE, an alkalo...
berberises 21 16 BERBERIS, a flowerin...
bergamasko 21 22 an inhabitant of Ber...
bergamasks 22 22 BERGAMASK, a rustic...
berganders 19 17 BERGANDER, the sheld...
bergomasks 22 22 BERGOMASK, a rustic...
beribboned 22 21 adorned with ribbons...
berkeliums 23 22 BERKELIUM, a radioac...
berryfruit 29 19 a fruit in the form...
berserkers 20 17 BERSERKER, (Old Nors...
berylliums 30 21 BERYLLIUM, a metalli...
bescatters 22 16 BESCATTER, (archaic)...
beseechers 23 18 BESEECHER, one who b...
beseemlier 20 17 BESEEMLY, fit; suita...
beshivered 23 20 BESHIVER, to break i...
beslavered 21 19 BESLAVER, to slobber...
beslobbers 24 20 BESLOBBER, to slobbe...
beslubbers 25 21 BESLUBBER, to slobbe...
besmearers 19 16 BESMEARER, one who b...
bespatters 21 16 BESPATTER, to soil b...
bestseller 21 15 a book, etc. that ha...
betattered 18 14 BETATTER, to tatter...
betterings 20 16 BETTERING, improveme...
betterment 19 17 a making or becoming...
bettermost 20 16 best [adj]
betterness 18 14 the quality of being...
beweltered 22 18 (archaic) in a welte...
bewildered 23 19 BEWILDER, to confuse...
bewitchers 28 21 BEWITCHER, one who b...
bewitchery 34 23 the power of bewitch...
bickerings 25 23 BICKERING, a petty q...
bierkeller 22 19 (German) a beer cell...
bijouterie 21 23 (French) jewellery,...
bilberries 23 17 BILBERRY, a whortleb...
bilgewater 24 19 the water that colle...
biliverdin 23 20 a green pigment pres...
billposter 24 18 one who sticks up bi...
bimaternal 20 18 having the genetic m...
biodiverse 21 18 of an environment, h...
biofoulers 22 18 BIOFOULER, an animal...
biographer 24 20 a writer of a biogra...
biomarkers 21 20 BIOMARKER, anything...
biopolymer 29 22 a polymeric substanc...
biospheres 23 18 BIOSPHERE, the plant...
biospheric 27 21 relating to the bios...
biosurgery 27 18 medical treatment wi...
bioterrors 19 13 BIOTERROR, use of bi...
bitcheries 25 18 BITCHERY, ill-temper...
bitterbark 23 20 an Australian tree w...
bitterling 22 17 a roachlike European...
bitterness 19 14 the state of being b...
bitternuts 20 15 BITTERNUT, a North A...
bitterroot 19 13 a plant allied to th...
bitterweed 22 17 any of various plant...
bitterwood 22 17 a West Indian tree f...
bizarrerie 22 22 (French) something b...
blabbering 25 23 BLABBER, to reveal s...
blackberry 33 26 to collect the fruit...
blackeners 23 22 BLACKENER, something...
blackwater 27 24 a complication of ma...
bladdernut 20 18 a genus of shrubs wi...
blandisher 22 18 one who uses blandis...
blasphemer 25 22 one who blasphemes [...
blastoderm 21 18 the germinal membran...
blastomere 20 17 one of the segments...
blatherers 22 16 BLATHERER, one who b...
blathering 23 19 BLATHER, to talk foo...
blattering 21 17 BLATTER, (Scots) to...
blemishers 24 19 BLEMISHER, one who b...
bletherers 22 16 BLETHERER, one who b...
blethering 23 19 the act of talking l...
blimperies 24 20 BLIMPERY, pompous be...
blinkering 22 22 BLINKER, to put blin...
blisterier 21 14 BLISTERY, having bli...
blistering 22 17 BLISTER, to cause fl...
blithering 24 19 BLITHER, to talk loq...
blockaders 24 22 BLOCKADER, one who b...
bloggerati 22 18 those considered to...
bloomeries 20 17 BLOOMERY, a furnace...
blubberers 25 21 BLUBBERER, one who b...
blubberier 25 21 BLUBBERY, swollen, p...
blubbering 26 24 BLUBBER, to weep eff...
bludgeoner 20 19 one who bludgeons [n...
blueliners 21 17 BLUELINER, a machine...
blunderers 20 17 BLUNDERER, one who b...
blundering 21 20 the act of blunderin...
blusterers 21 15 BLUSTERER, one who b...
blusterier 21 15 BLUSTERY, windy [adj...
blustering 22 18 BLUSTER, to blow vio...
blusterous 21 16 inclined to bluster,...
bobbysoxer 35 28 (colloquial) an adol...
bobsledder 22 19 one who rides a bobs...
bodegueros 19 17 BODEGUERO, (Spanish)...
bodyshaper 29 21 an undergarment whic...
bodysurfer 28 20 one who bodysurfs [n...
bodyworker 29 23 a therapist using bo...
bogtrotter 20 15 one who lives in a b...
boilersuit 21 15 a coverall [n -S]
boisterous 19 14 rowdy, high-spirited...
bolometers 20 17 BOLOMETER, an instru...
bolsterers 20 14 BOLSTERER, one who b...
bolstering 21 17 the act of propping...
bombarders 22 20 BOMBARDER, one who b...
bombardier 22 20 (French) in the Brit...
bombasters 22 19 BOMBASTER, one who s...
bondholder 21 19 a person who holds t...
bonesetter 17 14 one who sets broken...
boneshaker 20 20 a car or bicycle wit...
bonkbuster 22 22 a work of popular fi...
bookbinder 21 22 one who binds books...
bookkeeper 21 24 a person responsible...
bookmakers 21 24 BOOKMAKER, a person...
bookmarker 21 24 a marker for indicat...
bookseller 21 19 one that sells books...
boomerangs 19 19 BOOMERANG, to return...
boosterish 21 15 exhibiting boosteris...
boosterism 20 16 the practice of boos...
bootlegger 21 18 one who supplies e.g...
bootlicker 24 21 a toady [n -S]
bootloader 18 15 a system program tha...
bootmakers 20 20 BOOTMAKER, one who m...
bordereaux 24 22 BORDEREAU, (French)...
borderland 19 17 territory at or near...
borderless 20 15 without a border [ad...
borderline 19 16 an intermediate posi...
bosberaads 20 17 BOSBERAAD, (Afrikaan...
botanisers 18 14 BOTANISER, one who b...
botanizers 21 23 BOTANIZER, one who b...
botcheries 24 18 BOTCHERY, something...
bothersome 21 18 causing bother [adj]
boulderers 20 16 BOULDERER, someone w...
bouldering 21 19 the practice of rock...
bounderish 21 18 like a bounder, cadd...
bowdlerise 23 18 to expurgate a book...
bowdlerism 25 21 the censoring of a l...
bowdlerize 26 27 to purge literature...
bowerbirds 25 20 BOWERBIRD, any of va...
bowerwoman 24 23 (archaic) a chamberw...
bowerwomen 24 23 BOWERWOMAN, (archaic...
bowhunters 24 20 BOWHUNTER, a person...
boxberries 27 23 BOXBERRY, an evergre...
boxercises 28 23 BOXERCISE, exercise...
boxkeepers 27 27 BOXKEEPER, an attend...
boycotters 28 18 BOYCOTTER, one who b...
brainpower 23 20 intellectual ability...
brandering 19 18 BRANDER, to cook on...
brandisher 21 17 one who brandishes [...
brasseries 19 13 BRASSERIE, (French)...
brassieres 19 13 BRASSIERE, (French)...
bratpacker 25 23 a member of a bratpa...
brazieries 22 22 BRAZIERY, a place wh...
breadberry 27 19 bread steeped in hot...
breakwater 22 20 a protective wall bu...
bressummer 22 20 a beam supporting a...
brewmaster 23 19 the supervisor of th...
bricklayer 31 23 a person who lays br...
brickmaker 26 27 one whose occupation...
brierroots 19 13 BRIERROOT, the root...
brierwoods 22 17 BRIERWOOD, the wood...
brigadiers 21 16 BRIGADIER, an office...
brightener 22 18 something that brigh...
broadeners 17 15 BROADENER, one who b...
brogueries 20 16 BROGUERY, the use of...
broiderers 19 14 BROIDERER, (archaic)...
broideries 19 14 BROIDERY, the act of...
broidering 20 17 BROIDER, to adorn wi...
brokerages 20 19 BROKERAGE, the busin...
brokerings 21 20 BROKERING, bargainin...
brothering 22 18 BROTHER, to treat li...
browbeater 23 19 one who browbeats [n...
brownnoser 20 18 a sycophant [n -S]
brusquerie 28 24 (French) a demonstra...
buccaneers 24 21 BUCCANEER, to act as...
buccaniers 25 21 BUCCANIER [n]
buckjumper 30 37 an untamed horse [n...
bucklering 26 25 BUCKLER, (Shakespear...
budgerigar 22 19 (Native Australian)...
budgeteers 20 17 BUDGETEER, one who p...
bufferings 25 23 BUFFERING, the act o...
buffoonery 28 23 foolish or playful b...
bullbriers 25 19 BULLBRIER, a prickly...
bulldogger 24 21 one who bulldogs, wr...
bulldozers 25 26 BULLDOZER, a powerfu...
bullroarer 21 16 a wooden slat attach...
bumfreezer 25 29 a short jacket [n -S...
bumsuckers 26 25 BUMSUCKER, (slang) a...
bunchberry 33 25 the dwarf cornel, wh...
burladeros 20 16 BURLADERO, (Spanish)...
burlesquer 29 25 one who burlesques [...
burnishers 22 17 BURNISHER, one who b...
bushellers 24 18 BUSHELLER, one who b...
bushhammer 26 24 a hammer with small...
bushmaster 23 19 a venomous snake of...
bushranger 22 19 in Australia, an esc...
bushwalker 27 24 one who goes hiking...
butcherers 25 19 BUTCHERER, one who b...
butcheries 25 19 BUTCHERY, wanton or...
butchering 26 22 BUTCHER, to slaughte...
butlerages 21 17 BUTLERAGE, the depar...
butlership 26 20 the office of a butl...
butterball 24 19 the buffel duck; als...
butterburs 23 18 BUTTERBUR, a plant o...
buttercups 26 21 BUTTERCUP, a crowfoo...
butterdock 24 22 a wild plant, butter...
butterfats 22 17 BUTTERFAT, the fat c...
butterfish 25 19 a name given to seve...
butteriest 20 14 BUTTERY, containing...
butterines 19 15 BUTTERINE, a substan...
butterless 21 15 without butter [adj]
buttermilk 24 22 the milk that remain...
butternuts 20 16 BUTTERNUT, the oily...
butterweed 22 18 an annual composite...
butterwort 23 17 a genus of low insec...
buzzkiller 30 38 someone or something...
bystanders 25 17 BYSTANDER, someone w...
caballeros 23 18 CABALLERO, (Spanish)...
cabdrivers 25 21 CABDRIVER, one who d...
cadaverine 20 19 a deadly ptomaine [n...
cadaverous 21 19 resembling a corpse,...
cafeterias 21 16 CAFETERIA, a restaur...
cafetieres 21 16 CAFETIERE, (French)...
cajoleries 22 23 CAJOLERY, persuasion...
cakewalker 25 25 one who does the cak...
calamander 20 19 a hard valuable wood...
calaverite 22 18 a metallic pale yell...
calciferol 27 21 vitamin D2 [n -S]
calcsinter 24 18 a pale limestone dep...
calendarer 19 16 one who makes a cale...
calendered 19 17 CALENDER, to smooth...
calenderer 19 16 one who makes a cale...
calendrers 20 16 CALENDRER, a person...
calfdozers 26 27 CALFDOZER, a small b...
calibrater 23 17 one who calibrates,...
calipering 24 20 CALIPER, to measure...
callipered 24 19 CALLIPER, to measure...
calorifier 23 17 an apparatus for hea...
calypteras 29 19 CALYPTERA, a hood or...
camberings 24 22 CAMBERING, a type of...
camcorders 24 20 CAMCORDER, a portabl...
cameration 19 17 a vaulting or archin...
camerawork 24 23 skilful use of a cam...
camerlengo 21 20 (Italian) the papal...
camerlingo 22 20 (Italian) the papal...
campaigner 23 22 one who campaigns [n...
campaneros 21 20 CAMPANERO, (Spanish)...
camsteerie 20 16 (Scots) perverse, un...
canceleers 22 18 CANCELEER, (Scott) t...
canceliers 23 18 CANCELIER, to make s...
cancellers 24 19 CANCELLER, one who c...
cancerated 21 18 CANCERATE, to grow i...
cancerates 21 17 CANCERATE, to grow i...
cancionero 20 18 (Spanish) a collecti...
canistered 19 15 CANISTER, to put in...
cankeredly 27 22 CANKERED [adv]
cankerworm 24 24 a larva that feeds o...
cannisters 19 15 CANNISTER, a small c...
cannoneers 16 16 CANNONEER, a soldier...
cannoniers 17 16 CANNONIER, a soldier...
canonisers 18 15 CANONISER, one who c...
canonizers 21 24 CANONIZER, one who c...
canoodlers 19 16 CANOODLER, one who c...
canterbury 28 20 a stand with divisio...
cantilever 22 19 a kind of bridge [n...
canvassers 21 18 CANVASSER, one who g...
canyoneers 23 17 CANYONEER, a canyon...
caperingly 30 22 CAPERING [adv]
capernoity 27 19 (Scots) the head, no...
caponieres 20 17 CAPONIERE, (French)...
capsomeres 22 19 CAPSOMERE, any of th...
carabineer 20 17 a soldier armed with...
carabinero 20 17 a member of the Span...
carabiners 21 17 CARABINER, (German)...
carabinier 21 17 a soldier armed with...
caracolers 23 17 CARACOLER, one who c...
caravaneer 19 18 the leader of a cara...
caravaners 20 18 CARAVANER, one who t...
caravanner 19 19 one who travels by c...
carbineers 21 17 CARBINEER, a soldier...
carbiniers 22 17 CARBINIER, a soldier...
carboniser 21 17 an agent that carbon...
carbonizer 24 26 an agent that carbon...
carbureter 22 17 an apparatus for cha...
cardholder 23 18 one who possesses a...
cardplayer 29 20 one who plays cards...
careerisms 21 16 CAREERISM, intentnes...
careerists 20 13 CAREERIST, one inten...
carefuller 24 19 CAREFUL, cautious [a...
caregivers 23 19 CAREGIVER, one who l...
caretakers 20 17 CARETAKER, someone p...
careworker 23 20 one whose job involv...
carjackers 26 29 CARJACKER, one who s...
carpenters 21 17 CARPENTER, to constr...
carpoolers 22 17 CARPOOLER, one who s...
carryovers 28 19 CARRYOVER, in accoun...
cartoonier 18 14 CARTOONY, resembling...
cartoppers 24 19 CARTOPPER, something...
casebearer 20 16 an insect larva that...
casemakers 21 20 CASEMAKER, a person...
caseworker 23 20 one who works on a p...
cashierers 22 15 CASHIERER, one who c...
cashiering 23 18 the act of dismissin...
casseroled 20 15 CASSEROLE, to make a...
casseroles 20 14 CASSEROLE, to make a...
cassimeres 21 16 CASSIMERE, a twilled...
castraters 20 13 CASTRATER, a device...
catalogers 21 16 CATALOGER, (US) one...
cataloguer 21 17 one who catalogues,...
catalysers 27 16 CATALYSER, an agent...
catalyzers 30 25 CATALYZER, an agent...
catcallers 25 18 CATCALLER, one who c...
catchwater 28 21 a drain or ditch for...
catechiser 25 18 one who catechises,...
catechizer 28 27 one who catechizes,...
cateresses 19 13 CATERESS, a woman wh...
caterwauls 24 18 CATERWAUL, to make a...
catnappers 23 20 CATNAPPER, one that...
cauterants 19 15 CAUTERANT, a cauteri...
cauterised 20 15 CAUTERISE, to burn o...
cauterises 20 14 CAUTERISE, to burn o...
cauterisms 22 17 CAUTERISM, the use o...
cauterized 23 24 CAUTERIZE, to burn o...
cauterizes 23 23 CAUTERIZE, to burn o...
cautioners 19 15 CAUTIONER, one who c...
cavaliered 22 19 CAVALIER, to behave...
cavalierly 30 21 CAVALIER, careless [...
ceilometer 21 17 an instrument for me...
celerities 21 14 CELERITY, swiftness...
cemeteries 20 16 CEMETERY, a burial g...
centeniers 18 15 CENTENIER, in Jersey...
centerfold 22 19 the centre pages of...
centerings 20 17 CENTERING, a tempora...
centerless 20 15 without a centre [ad...
centerline 19 16 an often imaginary l...
centiliter 21 15 (US) the hundredth p...
centimeter 20 17 one hundredth of a m...
centromere 19 17 the portion of DNA t...
ceramicist 25 19 one who works with c...
cerastiums 22 17 CERASTIUM, any low g...
ceratopsid 22 17 a bird-hipped, plant...
cercarians 22 17 CERCARIAN, a cercari...
cerealists 21 14 CEREALIST, one who g...
cerebellar 23 18 relating to the cere...
cerebellic 27 21 relating to the cere...
cerebellum 25 22 (Latin) the lower po...
cerebrally 30 20 CEREBRAL, relating t...
cerebrated 21 17 CEREBRATE, to engage...
cerebrates 21 16 CEREBRATE, to engage...
cerebritis 23 16 inflammation of the...
cerecloths 26 19 CERECLOTH, a cloth s...
ceremonial 20 18 of or like ceremony...
ceremonies 19 17 CEREMONY, a formal o...
ceriferous 22 17 producing wax [adj]
cerographs 25 20 CEROGRAPH, a writing...
cerography 31 22 writing or printing...
certainest 19 14 CERTAIN, absolutely...
certifiers 23 16 CERTIFIER, one who c...
certifying 30 21 CERTIFY, to declare...
certiorari 20 13 a writ from higher c...
certitudes 21 15 CERTITUDE, the state...
ceruminous 21 19 pertaining to, or se...
cerussites 21 14 CERUSSITE, native le...
cervelases 22 18 CERVELAS, (French) a...
cervicitis 27 20 inflammation of the...
chafferers 26 21 CHAFFERER, a vendor...
chafferies 26 21 CHAFFERY, the act of...
chaffering 27 24 CHAFFER, to bargain...
challenger 24 20 one who challenges [...
chamberers 25 21 CHAMBERER, (archaic)...
chambering 26 24 lewd or wanton behav...
chamberpot 27 24 a container for urin...
chamferers 25 21 CHAMFERER, one who c...
chamfering 26 24 CHAMFER, to channel...
chanceries 24 19 CHANCERY, a court of...
chandelier 22 18 a branched hanging s...
chandlerly 30 21 like a chandler, pet...
changeover 23 22 a conversion, transi...
channelers 21 18 CHANNELER, one who c...
channeller 22 19 one who channels, a...
chantecler 25 20 a rooster, also CHAN...
chaperoned 22 20 CHAPERON, to accompa...
chaperones 22 19 CHAPERONE, to act as...
chaptering 25 21 CHAPTER, to divide a...
characters 25 18 CHARACTER, (archaic]...
charactery 31 20 writing; a system of...
charioteer 21 15 one who drives a cha...
charminger 24 21 CHARMING, having cha...
charterers 22 15 CHARTERER, one who c...
chartering 23 18 CHARTER, to lease or...
chasteners 21 16 CHASTENER, one who c...
chastisers 23 15 CHASTISER, one who c...
chatterati 22 15 (colloquial) the cha...
chatterbox 30 25 a talkative person [...
chatterers 22 15 CHATTERER, one who c...
chattering 23 18 talking rapidly and...
chavenders 23 21 CHAVENDER, another n...
cheapeners 22 19 CHEAPENER, one who m...
cheateries 21 15 CHEATERY, a cheating...
checkclerk 32 30 a clerk who checks a...
checkering 27 25 CHECKER, to divide i...
cheerfully 33 23 CHEERFUL, in good sp...
cheeriness 21 16 the state of being c...
cheeringly 30 21 CHEERING [adv]
cheerleads 22 17 CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
chelicerae 25 19 CHELICERA, the first...
cheliceral 27 20 relating to the chel...
chequering 31 28 CHEQUER, to divide i...
cheralites 23 16 CHERALITE, a radioac...
cherimoyas 29 20 CHERIMOYA, (Quechua)...
cherimoyer 29 20 (Quechua) a Peruvian...
cherishers 25 17 CHERISHER, one who c...
cherishing 26 20 CHERISH, to hold dea...
chermoulas 24 20 CHERMOULA, (Arabic)...
chernozems 25 28 CHERNOZEM, (Russian)...
cherrylike 31 22 like a cherry [adj]
chersonese 20 16 a peninsula [n -S]
cherubical 29 23 like a cherub, also...
cherubimic 30 25 like a cherub [adj]
cherublike 27 24 like a cherub [adj]
chervonets 23 20 a former Soviet mone...
chevaliers 25 20 CHEVALIER, (French)...
chieferies 24 18 CHIEFERY, an Irish c...
chiffonier 26 22 (French) a chest of...
childermas 25 20 a church festival he...
chimaerism 25 21 the state of being o...
chimerical 28 22 of the nature of a c...
chimerisms 26 21 CHIMERISM, the state...
chinaberry 30 21 a small Asian tree o...
chippering 28 24 CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chironomer 22 19 a gesticulator [n -S...
chiropters 25 18 CHIROPTER, a type of...
chirrupers 26 19 CHIRRUPER, one who c...
chirurgery 31 20 surgery [n CHIRURGER...
chisellers 25 17 CHISELLER, one who c...
chittering 24 18 the act of chitterin...
chokeberry 31 24 a small astringent f...
cholericly 34 22 CHOLERIC, bad-temper...
choppering 27 24 CHOPPER, to travel b...
choristers 23 15 CHORISTER, a member...
chountered 21 18 CHOUNTER, to mutter,...
chowdering 26 22 CHOWDER, to make a t...
christener 22 16 one who christens [n...
chromomere 23 21 one of the character...
chronicler 26 20 one who composes a c...
chundering 23 21 CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunderous 22 19 nauseating [adj]
chunnering 22 21 CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chuntering 23 20 CHUNTER, to mutter,...
churchgoer 29 23 one who habitually a...
churchlier 30 22 CHURCHLY, pertaining...
cicatriser 24 16 an agent that cicatr...
cicatrizer 27 25 an agent that cicatr...
ciguateras 21 16 CIGUATERA, (Spanish)...
cinemagoer 20 19 one who attends the...
cinerarias 19 14 CINERARIA, any of va...
cinerarium 21 18 (Latin) a place to r...
cineration 18 15 the reducing of anyt...
cinerators 19 14 CINERATOR, an incine...
cipherings 26 21 CIPHERING, the act o...
ciphertext 31 25 enciphered text [n -...
circuiteer 24 17 of a judge, to go on...
civilisers 25 18 CIVILISER, one who c...
civilizers 28 27 CIVILIZER, one who c...
clabbering 26 23 CLABBER, to curdle,...
cladoceran 22 19 a small crustacean,...
clamberers 24 20 CLAMBERER, one who c...
clambering 25 23 CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clamourers 22 18 CLAMOURER, one who m...
clampering 25 23 CLAMPER, to botch up...
clapometer 23 20 a device for registe...
clapperboy 33 25 the person who works...
clappering 26 23 the sound made by us...
clarifiers 24 17 CLARIFIER, an agent...
classifier 24 17 one who classifies [...
clatterers 21 14 CLATTERER, one who c...
clattering 22 17 CLATTER, to make a r...
clavierist 24 18 one who plays the pi...
clawhammer 28 25 relating to a style...
clerestory 27 16 the upper storey of...
clergiable 25 20 entitled to, or admi...
clergyable 31 22 entitled to, or admi...
clerically 33 21 CLERICAL, like a cle...
clericates 24 17 CLERICATE, the posit...
clerkesses 22 18 CLERKESS, a female c...
clerkliest 24 19 CLERKLY, pertaining...
clerklings 25 22 CLERKLING, a small c...
clerkships 28 23 CLERKSHIP, the state...
cleromancy 30 23 divination using dic...
cleruchial 28 21 of or like a cleruch...
cleruchias 27 20 CLERUCHIA, an allotm...
cleruchies 27 20 CLERUCHY, an allotme...
cleverdick 28 26 an annoyingly clever...
cleverness 22 19 the quality of being...
clinkering 23 22 CLINKER, to make fur...
clinometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
clittering 23 17 CLITTER, to make a s...
clobbering 26 23 CLOBBER, to strike v...
clockmaker 27 28 one who makes clocks...
clodhopper 27 23 a clumsy, awkward fe...
cloistered 21 15 CLOISTER, to seclude...
cloisterer 21 14 one belonging to, or...
clottering 22 17 CLOTTER, to coagulat...
cloudberry 30 21 a low plant of North...
cloverleaf 25 22 the pattern made by...
clowneries 23 18 CLOWNERY, clownish b...
clubmaster 25 21 the manager of a clu...
clustering 23 18 CLUSTER, to form int...
cluttering 23 18 CLUTTER, to pile in...
coacervate 23 20 to heap; to cause to...
coalmaster 21 17 the owner or lessee...
coalminers 21 18 COALMINER, one who d...
cobbleries 25 20 COBBLERY, the mendin...
cobwebbery 35 27 cobwebs collectively...
cobwebbier 29 25 COBWEBBY, covered wi...
cockchafer 31 28 any of several kinds...
cockernony 28 24 (Scots) the gatherin...
cockleerts 25 21 COCKLEERT, (dialect)...
cocksucker 29 28 (slang) a contemptib...
cockteaser 23 20 a woman who delibera...
cocomposer 25 22 a joint composer [n...
coderiving 23 21 CODERIVE, to derive...
codiscover 25 21 to discover jointly...
coelentera 18 15 COELENTERON, a coele...
coercively 32 23 COERCIVE, serving or...
coercivity 32 22 the quality of being...
coerecting 23 19 COERECT, to erect to...
coeternity 25 16 existence from etern...
coexerting 26 23 COEXERT, to exert jo...
cofferdams 25 23 COFFERDAM, a narrow...
cofounders 21 19 COFOUNDER, one who f...
cohabiters 24 18 COHABITER, one who c...
coherences 23 19 COHERENCE, a tendenc...
coherently 28 19 COHERENT, sticking t...
coheritors 22 15 COHERITOR, a joint h...
coinferred 21 18 COINFER, to infer jo...
coinhering 22 19 COINHERE, to inhere...
coinsurers 20 15 COINSURER, one who i...
cointerred 19 15 COINTER, to bury tog...
coleoptera 21 17 COLEOPTERON, a large...
coleopters 22 17 COLEOPTER, an aircra...
collateral 22 16 side by side [adj CO...
collieries 22 15 COLLIERY, the place...
colonisers 20 15 COLONISER, one who c...
colonizers 23 24 COLONIZER, one who c...
colorisers 21 14 COLORISER, one who c...
colorizers 24 23 COLORIZER, one who c...
colouriser 21 15 a person or thing th...
colourizer 24 24 a person or thing th...
comanagers 20 19 COMANAGER, one who s...
comanchero 24 22 (Spanish) in the 19t...
comforters 23 19 COMFORTER, one who c...
commandeer 20 21 to compel to perform...
commanders 21 21 COMMANDER, one who c...
commandery 27 23 the office or rank o...
commencers 24 23 COMMENCER, one who c...
commenders 21 21 COMMENDER, one who c...
commenters 21 20 COMMENTER, one who c...
commercial 26 23 related to commerce...
commercing 26 25 COMMERCE, to engage...
commerging 24 24 COMMERGE, to merge t...
committers 23 19 COMMITTER, one who c...
comonomers 20 20 COMONOMER, one of th...
compacters 26 22 COMPACTER, one who c...
companders 22 21 COMPANDER, a system...
compeering 23 22 COMPEER, to be the e...
compellers 25 21 COMPELLER, one who c...
complainer 23 21 one who complains [n...
completers 24 20 COMPLETER, one who c...
complotter 24 20 one who complots [n...
composters 23 19 COMPOSTER, an appara...
compotiers 23 19 COMPOTIER, (French)...
compounder 22 22 one who compounds [n...
comstocker 25 23 one who engages in c...
concealers 22 18 CONCEALER, one who c...
conceivers 24 21 CONCEIVER, one who c...
concenters 21 18 CONCENTER, (US) to h...
concerning 22 21 CONCERN, to be of in...
concertina 21 18 to fold up like a pa...
concerting 23 20 CONCERT, to construc...
concertini 22 18 CONCERTINO, (Italian...
concertino 21 18 (Italian) a short co...
concertise 22 17 to perform professio...
concertize 25 26 to perform professio...
concierges 23 19 CONCIERGE, (French)...
concluders 24 20 CONCLUDER, one who c...
concocters 25 20 CONCOCTER, one who c...
condemners 19 19 CONDEMNER, one who c...
condensers 18 16 CONDENSER, an appara...
condensery 24 18 a condensed milk-fac...
coneflower 24 21 any of several gener...
confederal 21 19 belonging to or rela...
conference 22 21 the act of conferrin...
conferment 21 21 bestowal, a thing be...
conferrals 22 18 CONFERRAL, the act o...
conferrees 20 17 CONFERREE, one who t...
conferrers 21 17 CONFERRER, one who c...
conferring 22 20 CONFER, to bestow [v...
confervoid 23 22 relating the conferv...
confirmers 23 20 CONFIRMER, one who c...
confiserie 21 17 (French) a confectio...
conformers 22 20 CONFORMER, one who c...
confounder 20 20 one who confounds [n...
confreries 21 17 CONFRERIE, (French)...
confronter 20 18 one who confronts [n...
congealers 20 17 CONGEALER, one who c...
congeneric 22 20 of the same genus, o...
coniferous 21 18 bearing cones [adj]
conjoiners 20 24 CONJOINER, one who c...
connecters 21 18 CONNECTER, something...
conquerers 27 24 CONQUERER, one who c...
conqueress 27 24 a woman who conquers...
conquering 28 27 CONQUER, to overcome...
conquerors 27 24 CONQUEROR, one who c...
consenters 18 15 CONSENTER, one who c...
conservant 20 19 having the power of...
conservers 21 18 CONSERVER, one who c...
conserving 22 21 CONSERVE, to keep, p...
considered 19 16 CONSIDER, to think a...
considerer 19 15 one who considers [n...
consigners 20 17 CONSIGNER, the perso...
consorters 19 14 CONSORTER, one who c...
conspirers 22 17 CONSPIRER, one who c...
constering 20 17 CONSTER, (archaic) t...
construers 20 15 CONSTRUER, one who c...
consulters 21 16 CONSULTER, one who c...
containers 18 15 CONTAINER, something...
contemners 19 18 CONTEMNER, a person...
contempers 22 20 CONTEMPER, to blend...
contenders 18 16 CONTENDER, one who c...
contesters 19 14 CONTESTER, one who c...
continuers 19 16 CONTINUER, one who c...
contrivers 22 18 CONTRIVER, one who c...
controller 21 16 one who controls [n...
controvert 21 18 to oppose; to argue...
convergent 21 21 tending to move towa...
converging 23 23 CONVERGE, to come to...
conversant 20 19 having knowledge or...
conversely 28 21 CONVERSE, reversed,...
conversers 21 18 CONVERSER, one who e...
conversing 22 21 CONVERSE, to speak t...
conversion 20 19 the act of convertin...
convertend 20 20 in logic, the propos...
converters 21 18 CONVERTER, something...
converting 22 21 CONVERT, to change i...
convertite 21 18 (archaic) a convert;...
convertive 23 22 relating to conversi...
convertors 21 18 CONVERTOR, something...
convincers 24 22 CONVINCER, one who,...
cooperages 21 18 COOPERAGE, work done...
cooperated 20 17 COOPERATE, to work t...
cooperates 20 16 COOPERATE, to work t...
cooperator 20 16 one who cooperates [...
cooperings 22 19 COOPERING, the makin...
coparcener 23 20 one who has an equal...
copartners 21 17 COPARTNER, to act as...
copartnery 27 19 the state of being c...
copolymers 30 22 COPOLYMER, a compoun...
copperases 23 19 COPPERAS, a compound...
copperhead 25 22 a venomous American...
copperings 25 22 COPPERING, the act o...
copperskin 25 24 (archaic) a Native A...
copperwork 28 26 craftwork in copper...
copperworm 28 25 the shipworm [n -S]
coprisoner 21 17 a fellow-prisoner [n...
coproducer 25 21 one who coproduces [...
copromoter 22 19 a joint promoter [n...
copyholder 31 22 one possessed of lan...
copyreader 27 19 a subeditor [n -S]
copytakers 29 22 COPYTAKER, a person...
copywriter 32 21 a writer of advertis...
coralberry 29 19 an American shrub of...
cordierite 20 14 the mineral iolite o...
cordillera 22 16 (Spanish) a mountain...
cordwainer 22 18 (archaic) a shoemake...
corianders 19 15 CORIANDER, a plant y...
corkborers 23 20 CORKBORER, an instru...
cornborers 21 17 CORNBORER, a Europea...
cornerback 25 24 a position in Americ...
cornerings 20 17 CORNERING, the act o...
cornerways 28 19 with the corner in f...
cornerwise 22 17 with the corner in f...
cornflower 25 21 a beautiful blue-flo...
cornhusker 23 21 a person or machine...
corrupters 23 17 CORRUPTER [n]
corsetiere 19 13 (French) a (female)...
corsetiers 20 13 CORSETIER, (French)...
cosherings 23 18 COSHERING [n]
costumiers 22 17 COSTUMIER, one who m...
cotransfer 21 17 a transfer jointly w...
cotterless 21 14 without cotters [adj...
cottierism 22 16 the cottier system o...
coulometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
counteract 22 18 to act counter or in...
counterbid 22 19 a bid made in opposi...
countercry 29 20 a cry set up in oppo...
countering 20 18 COUNTER, to oppose [...
counterion 18 16 an ion having a char...
counterman 19 19 (archaic) a man who...
countermen 19 19 COUNTERMAN, (archaic...
counterspy 28 20 a spy whose job is t...
countersue 19 16 to sue someone who i...
countertop 21 18 the top of a counter...
couriering 21 17 COURIER, to deliver...
courtierly 28 17 like a courtier [adj...
couturiere 20 15 (French) a (female)...
couturiers 21 15 COUTURIER, (French)...
covenanter 19 19 one who makes a cove...
coveralled 23 20 wearing a coverall [...
covermount 22 22 to attach an item to...
coversines 21 18 COVERSINE, a functio...
coverslips 26 21 COVERSLIP, a loose c...
covertness 21 18 the state of being c...
covertures 22 18 COVERTURE, covering;...
cowberries 25 19 COWBERRY, the red wh...
cowcatcher 31 24 a device on the fron...
coweringly 31 22 COWERING [adv]
cowfeeders 24 20 COWFEEDER, a dairyma...
cowfeteria 24 19 a calf feeder with m...
cowpuncher 30 26 a cowboy [n -S]
crabeaters 21 16 CRABEATER, a species...
crackberry 33 25 a BlackBerry handhel...
crakeberry 29 22 another name for cro...
craterings 21 16 CRATERING, the act o...
craterless 21 14 without a crater [ad...
craterlets 21 14 CRATERLET, a small c...
craterlike 22 18 like a crater [adj]
craunchier 25 20 CRAUNCHY, crunchy [a...
creameries 20 16 CREAMERY, a place wh...
cremasters 21 16 CREMASTER, (Greek) a...
crewellery 31 20 crewelwork [n CREWEL...
cricketers 25 20 CRICKETER, one who p...
criterions 20 14 CRITERION, a standar...
criteriums 23 17 CRITERIUM, a kind of...
criticiser 25 16 one who criticises,...
criticizer 28 25 one who criticizes,...
crocheters 25 18 CROCHETER, one who c...
crockeries 24 20 CROCKERY, domestic p...
crookeries 20 17 CROOKERY, crooked ac...
cropduster 23 18 an aircraft that spr...
crossbower 25 19 one who uses a cross...
crossovers 22 17 CROSSOVER, a road pa...
crowkeeper 25 23 (Shakespeare) a scar...
crucifiers 27 20 CRUCIFIER, one who c...
cryometers 27 18 CRYOMETER, an instru...
cudgellers 24 19 CUDGELLER, one who b...
cuirassier 21 14 (French) a soldier w...
cuisiniers 21 15 CUISINIER, a cook [n...
cullenders 22 18 CULLENDER, a perfora...
culvertage 24 21 (historical) the deg...
culverting 25 22 CULVERT, to channel...
cumberbund 26 26 (Hindi) a waistband,...
cumberless 25 21 unencumbered [adj]
cumberment 24 24 the act of encumberi...
cumbersome 24 23 burdensome [adj CUMB...
cummerbund 25 26 (Hindi) a waistband,...
cupbearers 24 20 CUPBEARER, a person...
cupferrons 24 21 CUPFERRON, a compoun...
curanderas 19 16 CURANDERA, a female...
curanderos 19 16 CURANDERO, a male fa...
curlpapers 26 21 CURLPAPER, a strip o...
currantier 20 15 CURRANTY, full of cu...
currieries 21 14 CURRIERY, the shop o...
curtailers 22 15 CURTAILER, one who c...
custodiers 21 15 CUSTODIER, a person...
customiser 22 17 one who customises,...
customizer 25 26 one who customizes,...
cutcheries 26 19 CUTCHERY, a judicial...
cyanometer 25 19 instrument for measu...
cyberbully 40 26 one who bullies via...
cybercafes 33 24 CYBERCAFE, a cafe wh...
cybercasts 32 21 CYBERCAST [v]
cybercrime 33 24 computer-related cri...
cybernated 27 20 CYBERNATE, to contro...
cybernates 27 19 CYBERNATE, to contro...
cybernauts 28 20 CYBERNAUT, a person...
cybernetic 31 22 relating to cybernet...
cyberporns 30 22 CYBERPORN, pornograp...
cyberpunks 32 27 CYBERPUNK, a genus o...
cybersexes 34 25 CYBERSEX, sexual com...
cyberspace 33 24 the virtual world of...
cyclometer 31 22 instrument for measu...
cylindered 27 19 CYLINDER, to provide...
cymbaleers 30 22 CYMBALEER, one who p...
cymiferous 30 22 bearing cymes [adj]
cysticerci 34 21 CYSTICERCUS, the lar...
cytometers 27 18 CYTOMETER, an instru...
daggerlike 21 20 like a dagger [adj]
daguerrean 16 15 relating to photogra...
dangerless 18 15 without danger [adj]
dapperling 23 21 (archaic) a dapper l...
dapperness 20 18 the state of being d...
dasymeters 24 16 DASYMETER, a device...
daughterly 28 19 as becomes a daughte...
daundering 17 17 DAUNDER, (dialect) t...
daydreamer 23 17 one who daydreams [n...
dayflowers 29 20 DAYFLOWER, a genus c...
daysailers 24 14 DAYSAILER, a dayboat...
dayworkers 27 20 DAYWORKER, one who d...
deadpanner 16 17 one who acts in a de...
deaerating 16 14 DEAERATE, to remove...
deaeration 14 12 the removal of air b...
deaerators 15 11 DEAERATOR, a device...
dealership 22 17 an authorized sales...
dealmakers 19 19 DEALMAKER, a person...
debauchers 24 20 DEBAUCHER, one who d...
debauchery 30 22 the act of debauchin...
debriefers 21 17 DEBRIEFER, one who d...
decaliters 21 15 DECALITER, a cubic v...
decamerous 20 18 having parts in tens...
decameters 20 17 DECAMETER, ten meter...
decasteres 19 14 DECASTERE, a measure...
decelerate 19 15 to reduce the speed...
decelerons 19 16 DECELERON, a type of...
decentered 18 16 DECENTER, to put out...
deciliters 22 15 DECILITER, one tenth...
decimeters 21 17 DECIMETER, one tenth...
deciphered 24 20 DECIPHER, to interpr...
decipherer 24 19 one who deciphers [n...
decisteres 20 14 DECISTERE, one tenth...
declaimers 22 18 DECLAIMER, one who d...
declutters 22 16 DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decoherers 21 16 DECOHERER, a device...
decomposer 22 20 something that decom...
decouplers 23 19 DECOUPLER, one who d...
deerhounds 18 16 DEERHOUND, a kind of...
defaulters 20 16 DEFAULTER, one who d...
deferences 20 18 DEFERENCE, a deferri...
deferments 19 18 DEFERMENT, the act o...
deferrable 21 18 that can be deferred...
deflowered 22 19 DEFLOWER, to deprive...
deflowerer 22 18 one who deflowers [n...
deforester 18 14 one who deforests [n...
defraggers 21 18 DEFRAGGER, one who d...
defrauders 19 16 DEFRAUDER, one who d...
defrosters 19 14 DEFROSTER, something...
degaussers 18 14 DEGAUSSER, a device...
degendered 16 16 DEGENDER, (Spenser)...
degeneracy 25 19 the state of being d...
degenerate 15 14 base, immoral [adj D...
degenerous 16 15 (obsolete) degenerat...
degreasers 17 13 DEGREASER, a substan...
dehydrater 25 16 a dehydrating agent,...
deinothere 17 14 an extinct elephanti...
deionisers 16 12 DEIONISER, an appara...
deionizers 19 21 DEIONIZER, an appara...
dekaliters 19 16 DEKALITER, a cubic v...
dekameters 18 18 DEKAMETER, ten meter...
delayering 24 17 the reduction of the...
deleverage 19 18 (of an organization)...
deliberate 19 15 intentional [adj DEL...
delighters 22 16 DELIGHTER, one who d...
delimiters 20 15 DELIMITER, something...
deliverers 20 16 DELIVERER, one who d...
deliveries 20 16 DELIVERY, the act of...
delivering 21 19 DELIVER, to take to...
delustered 18 14 DELUSTER, to lessen...
demergered 18 17 DEMERGER, to remove...
demeriting 19 17 DEMERIT, to lower in...
demersions 17 15 DEMERSION, immersion...
demivierge 21 20 a woman who engages...
demolisher 21 17 one who demolishes [...
dendrimers 18 16 DENDRIMER, a polymer...
denervated 17 17 DENERVATE, to depriv...
denervates 17 16 DENERVATE, to depriv...
denouncers 18 17 DENOUNCER, one who d...
densifiers 19 15 DENSIFIER, an agent...
densimeter 17 15 an instrument for me...
deodoriser 16 12 a substance that des...
deodorizer 19 21 a substance that deo...
deoxidiser 23 19 a substance that deo...
deoxidizer 26 28 a substance that deo...
deracinate 18 15 to uproot [v DERACIN...
deraigning 18 17 DERAIGN, (obsolete)...
derailleur 19 14 (French) a type of g...
derailment 18 16 the act of going off...
derationed 15 13 DERATION, to free fr...
deregister 18 13 to remove from a reg...
deregulate 18 15 to free from regulat...
derestrict 21 14 to remove restricion...
deridingly 26 18 DERIDING [adv]
derisively 27 18 DERISIVE, expressing...
derivating 20 18 DERIVATE, to derive,...
derivation 18 16 the act of deriving...
derivatise 19 15 to make derivative,...
derivative 21 19 formed by derivation...
derivatize 22 24 to make derivative,...
dermatitis 19 14 inflammation of the...
dermatogen 17 17 the layer from which...
dermatomal 19 18 of or like a dermato...
dermatomes 18 17 DERMATOME, the later...
dermatomic 22 20 relating to a dermat...
dermatoses 17 14 DERMATOSIS, any skin...
dermatosis 18 14 any skin disease [n...
dermestids 19 15 DERMESTID, any of a...
derogately 24 16 DEROGATE, degenerate...
derogating 18 16 DEROGATE, to lessen...
derogation 16 14 a taking from, a det...
derogative 19 17 derogatory [adj DERO...
derogatory 23 15 detracting, injuriou...
derricking 23 21 DERRICK, to hoist by...
derringers 18 14 DERRINGER, a small p...
descanters 19 15 DESCANTER, one who p...
descenders 19 16 DESCENDER, the part...
deschooler 22 17 one who deschools, f...
describers 23 17 DESCRIBER, one who d...
desecrater 19 14 one who desecrates,...
desertions 16 12 DESERTION, the act o...
desertless 18 12 without merit [adj]
deservedly 26 19 DESERVED [adv]
deservings 20 18 DESERVING, the act o...
desiderata 16 12 DESIDERATUM, (Latin)...
desiderate 16 12 to desire; to feel t...
desiderium 19 16 longing or yearning...
desilvered 20 17 DESILVER, to remove...
desolaters 17 12 DESOLATER, one who d...
despairers 19 14 DESPAIRER, one who d...
despatcher 24 19 one who despatches,...
desperados 18 15 DESPERADO, a despera...
despoilers 20 15 DESPOILER, one who d...
destempers 20 17 DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
destroyers 23 13 DESTROYER, a small f...
detanglers 18 15 DETANGLER, a cosmeti...
detergence 19 17 a cleansing quality,...
detergency 26 19 a cleansing quality,...
detergents 17 14 DETERGENT, a cleansi...
determents 17 15 DETERMENT, the act o...
determined 17 16 DETERMINE, to put te...
determiner 17 15 one that determines...
determines 17 15 DETERMINE, to put te...
deterrable 19 15 that can be deterred...
deterrence 18 15 the act of deterring...
deterrents 16 12 DETERRENT, something...
detersions 16 12 DETERSION, the act o...
detersives 19 15 DETERSIVE, a deterge...
dethroners 18 14 DETHRONER, one who d...
deuterated 16 13 DEUTERATE, to add de...
deuterates 16 12 DEUTERATE, to add de...
deuterides 17 13 DEUTERIDE, a hydroge...
deuteriums 19 16 DEUTERIUM, heavy hyd...
developers 21 19 DEVELOPER, one who d...
dewaterers 19 14 DEWATERER, an agent...
dewatering 20 17 the act of removing...
dewberries 22 17 DEWBERRY, a fruit li...
dexterwise 26 21 on the right-hand si...
diableries 20 15 DIABLERY, black magi...
diagometer 18 16 an instrument for me...
dialoguers 19 15 DIALOGUER, one who m...
diaperings 20 17 DIAPERING, nappies c...
diathermal 21 17 freely permeable by...
diathermia 20 16 heating of internal...
diathermic 24 19 permeable to or able...
didgeridoo 18 15 (Native Australian)...
didjeridoo 19 22 (Native Australian)...
didjeridus 21 23 DIDJERIDU, a native...
diesinkers 18 16 DIESINKER, a person...
difference 23 21 to make or perceive...
differency 30 23 (archaic) difference...
digitisers 20 13 DIGITISER, a device...
digitizers 23 22 DIGITIZER, a device...
digressers 19 13 DIGRESSER, one who d...
dilacerate 20 15 to rend or tear asun...
dimerising 20 17 DIMERISE, to make in...
dimerizing 23 26 DIMERIZE, to make in...
dinanderie 15 14 (French) domestic de...
dinnerless 17 14 having no dinner [ad...
dinnertime 17 16 the time at which di...
dinnerware 18 16 plates etc. used for...
dinotheres 18 14 DINOTHERE, an extinc...
dinotheria 18 14 DINOTHERIUM, an exti...
diphtheria 24 18 an infectious throat...
diphtheric 28 21 relating to diphther...
dipperfuls 26 22 DIPPERFUL, the conte...
dipterists 21 14 DIPTERIST, a person...
dipteroses 19 14 DIPTEROS, a building...
disavowers 22 18 DISAVOWER, one who d...
disbursers 21 15 DISBURSER, one who d...
discanters 20 15 DISCANTER, one who s...
discarders 21 15 DISCARDER, one who d...
discerners 20 15 DISCERNER, one who d...
discerning 21 18 DISCERN, to perceive...
discerping 24 20 DISCERP, to separate...
discharger 24 18 one who, or that whi...
disclaimer 23 18 a denial or disavowa...
disclosers 22 15 DISCLOSER, one who d...
disconcert 23 18 to throw into confus...
discounter 20 16 one who discounts; a...
discourser 21 15 (Shakespeare) one wh...
discovered 22 19 DISCOVER, to find ou...
discoverer 22 18 one who discovers [n...
discreeter 20 14 DISCREET, tactful [a...
discumbers 25 21 DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
discussers 22 15 DISCUSSER, one who d...
disempower 23 20 to deprive of power;...
disendower 19 16 one who disendows [n...
disfigurer 22 17 one who disfigures [...
disgorgers 20 15 DISGORGER, one who d...
disgracers 22 16 DISGRACER, one who d...
disguisers 20 14 DISGUISER, one who d...
disherison 19 14 the act of disheriti...
disherited 20 14 DISHERIT, to deprive...
disheritor 20 13 one who puts another...
dishonorer 18 14 (US) one who dishono...
dishwasher 25 18 a worker employed to...
dishwaters 23 16 DISHWATER, water use...
disinherit 20 14 to deprive of an inh...
dismantler 19 16 one who dismantles [...
dismembers 22 20 DISMEMBER, to cut or...
disobeyers 25 16 DISOBEYER, one who d...
disordered 17 13 DISORDER, to disarra...
disorderly 25 15 not orderly [adj] /...
disparager 20 16 one who disparages [...
dispatcher 25 19 one who dispatches,...
dispaupers 22 18 DISPAUPER, to depriv...
dispellers 22 16 DISPELLER, one who d...
dispensers 19 15 DISPENSER, one who d...
dispermous 21 18 having two seeds [ad...
dispersals 21 15 DISPERSAL, dispersio...
dispersant 19 15 an agent that causes...
dispersers 20 14 DISPERSER, one who d...
dispersing 21 17 DISPERSE, to scatter...
dispersion 19 15 the act of dispersin...
dispersive 22 18 tending to disperse...
dispersoid 20 15 a substance in a sta...
displacers 24 18 DISPLACER, one who d...
displayers 27 17 DISPLAYER, one who d...
dispraiser 20 14 one who dispraises [...
disprovers 22 18 DISPROVER, one who d...
disrupters 21 15 DISRUPTER, one who d...
dissembler 22 18 one who dissembles,...
dissenters 17 12 DISSENTER, one who d...
dissertate 17 11 to discourse [v DISS...
disserting 19 14 DISSERT, to discuss...
disservice 23 18 ill service [n -S]
disserving 21 18 DISSERVE, to treat b...
dissevered 19 16 DISSEVER, to sever,...
disshivers 23 17 DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissipater 20 14 one who dissipates,...
dissolvers 21 16 DISSOLVER, something...
dissuaders 18 13 DISSUADER, one who d...
dissunders 18 14 DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
distempers 21 17 DISTEMPER, to paint...
distenders 17 13 DISTENDER, one who d...
distillers 21 13 DISTILLER, one who d...
distillery 27 15 the building and wor...
distincter 21 15 DISTINCT, clearly di...
distorters 18 11 DISTORTER, one who d...
distracter 21 14 one who distracts [n...
distrainer 17 12 one who distrains; t...
distresser 18 11 one who distresses [...
distruster 19 12 one who distrusts [n...
disturbers 21 15 DISTURBER, something...
disuniters 18 13 DISUNITER, one who d...
ditchwater 26 19 water found in a dit...
ditheriest 20 13 DITHERY, nervously e...
dittanders 17 13 DITTANDER, a pungent...
divergence 22 21 a drawing apart (as...
divergency 29 23 a drawing apart, as...
diversions 19 16 DIVERSION, the act o...
divertible 23 19 capable of being div...
divineress 19 16 a woman who divines...
divulgater 22 19 one who divulgates,...
dockmaster 22 21 one in charge of a d...
dockworker 25 25 one who works on the...
documenter 20 19 one who documents [n...
dodderiest 17 13 DODDERY, unsteady wi...
dogberries 20 16 DOGBERRY, the berry...
dogcatcher 26 21 one whose job is to...
doggoneder 17 17 DOGGONED, damned, cu...
dogmatiser 19 16 one who dogmatises,...
dogmatizer 22 25 one who dogmatizes,...
dognappers 21 20 DOGNAPPER, one who d...
dogrobbers 22 19 DOGROBBER, an army c...
dogsledder 19 16 one who travels by d...
dolefuller 22 18 DOLEFUL, sad, full o...
domineered 16 16 DOMINEER, to be over...
dominicker 22 22 one of an American b...
donnickers 20 20 DONNICKER, an outsid...
doomsayers 23 16 DOOMSAYER, one who p...
doomsdayer 23 17 one who prophesies d...
doorkeeper 18 18 a person who tends a...
dopplerite 22 18 a black elastic subs...
dosemeters 17 14 DOSEMETER, an instru...
dosimeters 18 14 DOSIMETER, an instru...
dotcommers 22 20 DOTCOMMER, a person...
douceperes 21 18 DOUCEPERE, (Spenser)...
dowitchers 26 19 DOWITCHER, (Native A...
downcomers 23 21 DOWNCOMER, a pipe th...
downhiller 24 19 one who skis downhil...
downsizers 23 24 DOWNSIZER, one who d...
downstater 19 15 one who lives or com...
downtowner 21 19 one from down town [...
drainlayer 23 15 one whose job is to...
dramatiser 18 14 one who dramatises,...
dramatizer 21 23 one who dramatizes,...
draperying 26 19 DRAPERY, to drape [v...
draughters 21 16 DRAUGHTER, one who m...
draughtier 21 16 DRAUGHTY, exposed to...
drawerfuls 24 19 DRAWERFUL, the conte...
dreameries 17 14 DREAMERY, a place fa...
dreikanter 17 16 (German) a three-fac...
dreriheads 19 14 DRERIHEAD, (Spenser)...
dressmaker 19 18 one that makes dress...
drivellers 22 17 DRIVELLER, one who d...
driverless 21 16 without a driver [ad...
drolleries 19 13 DROLLERY, something...
dropkicker 25 25 one who takes dropki...
dropperful 25 22 the contents of a dr...
drosometer 17 14 an instrument for me...
droughtier 21 16 DROUGHTY, dry, also...
drudgeries 19 15 DRUDGERY, hard, tedi...
drugmakers 21 21 DRUGMAKER, one who m...
drumbeater 20 18 one who makes drumbe...
drysalters 25 14 DRYSALTER, a seller...
drysaltery 31 16 the articles kept by...
duckshover 26 25 (Australian) one who...
dufferdoms 23 22 DUFFERDOM, being a d...
dufferisms 24 21 DUFFERISM, being a d...
duikerboks 22 23 DUIKERBOK, (Afrikaan...
dukkeripen 21 24 (Romany) fortune-tel...
dumbwaiter 24 21 a movable platform u...
dumfounder 20 21 to strike dumb; to c...
dunderfunk 20 23 ship's biscuit soake...
dunderhead 18 17 a dunce; a numskull;...
dunderpate 18 17 a dunce; a numskull;...
dungeoners 16 16 DUNGEONER, a gaoler...
durometers 18 15 DUROMETER, an instru...
dustcovers 23 19 DUSTCOVER, a cover t...
dynameters 23 17 DYNAMETER, an instru...
dynamiters 24 17 DYNAMITER, (archaic)...
dysenteric 26 17 relating to dysenter...
dyssynergy 37 20 muscular incoordinat...
earbashers 20 15 EARBASHER, (Australi...
earlierise 17 11 to do at a date earl...
earlierize 20 20 to do at a date earl...
earthmover 21 19 any piece of machine...
easterlies 17 11 EASTERLY, a wind fro...
easterling 18 14 a native of the east...
eastermost 17 13 (obsolete) most east...
easterners 15 11 EASTERNER, one who l...
echeverias 23 19 ECHEVERIA, a kind of...
echinoderm 22 20 one of the Echinoder...
ecommerces 24 22 ECOMMERCE, business...
econometer 18 17 a device in a car th...
economiser 19 17 one who economises,...
economizer 22 26 one who economizes,...
ecospheres 23 18 ECOSPHERE, the biosp...
ectodermal 21 18 of or relating to th...
ectodermic 24 20 of or relating to th...
ectotherms 23 18 ECTOTHERM, a cold-bl...
eerinesses 15 11 EERINESS, the state...
efferences 22 20 EFFERENCE, the act o...
efferently 27 20 EFFERENT, carrying o...
effervesce 25 23 to bubble, hiss, and...
effiercing 25 22 EFFIERCE, (Spenser)...
effrontery 26 19 shameless boldness;...
eggbeaters 20 17 EGGBEATER, a utensil...
eiderdowns 19 16 EIDERDOWN, the soft...
elastomers 18 14 ELASTOMER, any rubbe...
elaterites 17 11 ELATERITE, elastic b...
elateriums 19 15 ELATERIUM, a substan...
elderberry 26 17 the fruit of the eld...
eldercares 20 15 ELDERCARE, care of t...
elderships 23 17 ELDERSHIP, the state...
electromer 21 17 a substance showing...
embezzlers 27 35 EMBEZZLER, one who e...
embittered 20 17 EMBITTER, to make bi...
embitterer 20 16 one who embitters [n...
emblazoner 22 27 one who emblazons [n...
emboldener 19 19 one who emboldens [n...
embordered 19 18 EMBORDER, to provide...
embowering 23 22 EMBOWER, to place in...
embroiders 20 17 EMBROIDER, to orname...
embroidery 26 19 the art or process o...
embroilers 21 17 EMBROILER, one who e...
emergences 20 19 EMERGENCE, the act o...
emergently 25 19 EMERGENT, emerging [...
emperished 22 19 EMPERISH, (Spenser)...
emperishes 22 18 EMPERISH, (Spenser)...
emperising 21 19 EMPERISE, to play th...
emperizing 24 28 EMPERIZE, to play th...
empiercing 24 22 EMPIERCE, (Spenser)...
emplasters 21 17 EMPLASTER, (obsolete...
empoldered 20 19 EMPOLDER, to reclaim...
empoverish 24 22 (obsolete) to make p...
empowering 23 22 EMPOWER, to authoriz...
emulsifier 22 18 an agent that emulsi...
enamellers 18 16 ENAMELLER, one who e...
enantiomer 15 15 an enantiomorph, an...
enchanters 20 17 ENCHANTER, one who e...
encheering 21 19 ENCHEER, (archaic) t...
enciphered 23 20 ENCIPHER, to write i...
encipherer 23 19 one who enciphers [n...
encloister 20 15 (obsolete) to shut u...
encounters 18 16 ENCOUNTER, to meet [...
encourager 19 17 one who encourages [...
encroacher 23 19 one who encroaches [...
encumbered 22 22 ENCUMBER, to impede...
endangered 15 16 ENDANGER, to expose...
endangerer 15 15 one who endangers [n...
endeavorer 16 16 one who endeavours,...
endergonic 19 18 requiring energy [ad...
endermatic 20 18 through or applied d...
endermical 21 19 acting through the s...
endodermal 17 17 of or pertaining to...
endodermic 20 19 of or pertaining to...
endodermis 17 16 a close-set sheath,...
endosperms 19 18 ENDOSPERM, in a seed...
endotherms 19 17 ENDOTHERM, a warm-bl...
endothermy 25 19 surgical introductio...
energetics 20 16 that branch of scien...
energisers 17 13 ENERGISER, something...
energising 18 16 ENERGISE, to give en...
energizers 20 22 ENERGIZER, something...
energizing 21 25 ENERGIZE, to give en...
energumens 17 18 ENERGUMEN, (obsolete...
enervating 18 18 ENERVATE, to weaken,...
enervation 16 16 the act of weakening...
enervative 19 19 having power, or a t...
enervators 17 15 ENERVATOR, something...
enfeeblers 20 18 ENFEEBLER, something...
enfestered 17 15 festered [adj]
enfettered 17 15 ENFETTER, to bind wi...
enfevering 20 21 ENFEVER, to excite f...
enfiercing 22 20 ENFIERCE, (Spenser)...
enflowered 21 19 ENFLOWER, to cover w...
engendered 15 16 ENGENDER, to bring i...
engenderer 15 15 one who engenders [n...
engineered 15 15 ENGINEER, to arrange...
engineries 16 14 ENGINERY, the act or...
engrainers 16 14 ENGRAINER, one who e...
engrossers 17 13 ENGROSSER, one who c...
enhungered 18 18 ENHUNGER, to make hu...
enjoinders 17 22 ENJOINDER, an order...
enkindlers 18 18 ENKINDLER, one who e...
enliveners 18 17 ENLIVENER, something...
enregister 17 13 to register; to enro...
enserfment 18 18 the state of being m...
enshelters 19 14 ENSHELTER, (Shakespe...
ensphering 21 19 ENSPHERE, to enclose...
entanglers 17 15 ENTANGLER, one who e...
entendered 14 14 ENTENDER, (obsolete)...
enterdeale 15 13 (Spenser) to interde...
enterocele 18 15 a hernial tumor whos...
enterocoel 18 15 a coelom originating...
enterolith 19 14 an intestinal concre...
enterotomy 22 16 incision of the inte...
enterprise 18 14 to undertake [v ENTE...
entertains 15 12 ENTERTAIN, to hold t...
entertaken 15 16 ENTERTAKE, (Spenser)...
entertakes 16 15 ENTERTAKE, (Spenser)...
enthraller 20 15 one who enthrals [n...
entodermal 17 16 relating to the ento...
entodermic 20 18 relating to the ento...
entrainers 15 12 ENTRAINER, one who e...
entrappers 20 17 ENTRAPPER, one who e...
entrencher 20 17 one who entrenches,...
enumerable 19 19 that can be counted...
enumerated 16 16 ENUMERATE, to count,...
enumerates 16 15 ENUMERATE, to count,...
enumerator 16 15 one that enumerates...
envelopers 20 19 ENVELOPER, one who e...
envermeils 20 19 ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
ephemerals 22 19 EPHEMERAL, a creatur...
ephemerids 22 19 EPHEMERID, an insect...
ephemerist 22 18 one who studies the...
ephemerons 20 19 EPHEMERON, something...
ephemerous 21 19 ephemeral [adj]
epicenters 21 17 EPICENTER, (US) the...
epidermoid 20 18 like epidermis; pert...
epigrapher 24 20 one who writes epigr...
epimerases 19 16 EPIMERASE, an enzyme...
epimerised 20 17 EPIMERISE, to make i...
epimerises 20 16 EPIMERISE, to make i...
epimerisms 22 19 EPIMERISM, optical i...
epimerized 23 26 EPIMERIZE, to make a...
epimerizes 23 25 EPIMERIZE, to make a...
episternal 19 15 of or pertaining to...
episternum 20 18 a median bone connec...
epistolers 20 14 EPISTOLER, the reade...
epitaphers 23 18 EPITAPHER, a writer...
epithermal 23 19 having energy just a...
epitomiser 20 16 one who epitomises,...
epitomizer 23 25 one who makes an epi...
equalisers 26 21 EQUALISER, a goal th...
equalizers 29 30 EQUALIZER, a goal th...
eradiating 17 14 ERADIATE, to shoot o...
eradiation 15 12 emission of radiance...
eradicable 22 18 that can be eradicat...
eradicably 29 20 ERADICABLE, that can...
eradicants 19 15 ERADICANT, something...
eradicated 19 15 ERADICATE, to root o...
eradicates 19 14 ERADICATE, to root o...
eradicator 19 14 one who eradicates [...
erasements 16 14 ERASEMENT, the act o...
erectility 28 16 the state of being e...
eremitical 22 17 of or pertaining to...
eremitisms 20 16 EREMITISM, the state...
eremuruses 18 15 EREMURUS, a flower,...
erethismic 24 18 relating to erethism...
erethistic 23 15 causing erethism, ab...
ergataners 16 13 ERGATANER, a worker-...
ergativity 27 18 the state of being e...
ergatogyne 23 17 a worker-like wingle...
ergodicity 28 18 the state of being e...
ergographs 23 19 ERGOGRAPH, an instru...
ergomaniac 20 19 one who suffers from...
ergomanias 17 16 ERGOMANIA, excessive...
ergometers 18 15 ERGOMETER, an instru...
ergometric 22 18 relating to measurem...
ergonomics 21 19 ERGONOMIC [n]
ergonomist 18 16 one who engages in e...
ergonovine 17 18 an alkaloid derived...
ergophobia 23 20 a morbid fear of wor...
ergosterol 18 13 a chemical substance...
ergotamine 17 16 a vasoconstrictor us...
ergotising 19 15 ERGOTISE, to affect...
ergotizing 22 24 ERGOTIZE, to affect...
ericaceous 22 17 belonging to the hea...
erinaceous 18 15 of, relating to, or...
eriometers 17 13 ERIOMETER, an instru...
eriophorum 22 19 a plant of the cotto...
eriophyids 28 18 ERIOPHYID, any of a...
eriostemon 16 14 an Australian shrub...
erogeneity 22 15 the state of being e...
erotically 28 17 EROTICAL, of or pert...
eroticised 20 14 EROTICISE, to render...
eroticises 20 13 EROTICISE, to render...
eroticisms 22 16 EROTICISM, erotic qu...
eroticists 21 13 EROTICIST, one of an...
eroticized 23 23 EROTICIZE, to render...
eroticizes 23 22 EROTICIZE, to render...
erotogenic 19 16 producing erotic des...
erotomania 15 14 an unusually strong...
errantries 16 11 ERRANTRY, roaming ar...
erraticism 22 16 the state of being e...
erubescent 21 18 growing red; blushin...
erubescite 22 17 a reddish mineral, a...
eructating 21 17 ERUCTATE, to belch o...
eructation 19 15 an act or instance o...
eructative 22 18 tending to produce e...
eruditions 17 13 ERUDITION, learning...
eruptional 19 16 eruptive [adj]
eruptively 29 21 ERUPTIVE, breaking o...
eruptivity 29 20 the state of being e...
ervalentas 18 16 ERVALENTA, lentil-me...
erysipelas 26 16 a febrile disease ac...
erythremia 26 17 another name for the...
erythrinas 25 15 ERYTHRINA, a plant o...
erythrisms 28 17 ERYTHRISM, a conditi...
erythrites 26 14 ERYTHRITE, a reddish...
erythritic 30 17 of or like erythrite...
erythritol 27 15 a sweet crystalline...
erythrosin 25 15 a red substance form...
escaladers 20 15 ESCALADER, one who e...
esoterisms 18 13 ESOTERISM, the holdi...
espaliered 19 15 ESPALIER, to train a...
esperances 20 17 ESPERANCE, (Shakespe...
estanciero 18 14 a farmer on an estan...
esterified 19 14 ESTERIFY, to convert...
esterifies 19 13 ESTERIFY, to convert...
estrangers 17 13 ESTRANGER, one who e...
eternalise 16 12 to make eternal, als...
eternalist 17 12 one who holds the ex...
eternality 23 14 the quality of being...
eternalize 19 21 to make eternal, als...
eternising 17 14 ETERNISE, to make et...
eternities 16 11 ETERNITY, duration w...
eternizing 20 23 ETERNIZE, to make et...
ethereally 26 16 ETHEREAL, characteri...
etherified 21 16 ETHERIFY, to convert...
etherifies 21 15 ETHERIFY, to convert...
etherisers 19 12 ETHERISER, one who e...
etherising 20 15 ETHERISE, to adminis...
etherizers 22 21 ETHERIZER, one who a...
etherizing 23 24 ETHERIZE, to adminis...
etourderie 16 12 (French) heedlessnes...
etrangeres 16 13 ETRANGERE, (French)...
eubacteria 21 17 EUBACTERIUM, a membe...
eudiometer 17 15 an apparatus for gas...
euhemerise 19 16 to give a historical...
euhemerism 21 19 the interpretation o...
euhemerist 20 16 one who advocates eu...
euhemerize 22 25 to give a historical...
eulogisers 19 14 EULOGISER, one who e...
eulogizers 22 23 EULOGIZER, one who e...
euphemiser 22 19 one who euphemises,...
euphemizer 25 28 one who euphemizes,...
eurypterid 26 17 any of an order of l...
eurytherms 27 18 EURYTHERM, an organi...
eutherians 18 14 EUTHERIAN, a placent...
everduring 20 19 everlasting [adj]
everglades 20 18 EVERGLADE, a swampy...
evergreens 18 17 EVERGREEN, a tree or...
everyplace 30 23 everywhere [adv]
everything 28 21 all that exists [pro...
everywhere 29 21 in every place or pa...
everywoman 27 23 the typical or ordin...
everywomen 27 23 EVERYWOMAN, the typi...
eviscerate 21 17 to deprive of the vi...
eviternity 25 17 eternity [n EVITERNI...
exacerbate 26 23 to make more violent...
exaggerate 23 21 to enlarge beyond bo...
exahertzes 27 28 EXAHERTZ, one quinti...
exasperate 23 20 to excite the anger...
excerpters 28 23 EXCERPTER, one who m...
excerpting 29 26 EXCERPT, to pick out...
excerption 27 24 the act of excerptin...
excerptors 28 23 EXCERPTOR, one who m...
exchangers 28 25 EXCHANGER, one who e...
exchequers 36 32 EXCHEQUER, to place...
exclaimers 28 24 EXCLAIMER, one who e...
exenterate 20 18 (obsolete) to disemb...
exercisers 26 20 EXERCISER, one who e...
exercising 27 23 EXERCISE, to perform...
exercycles 36 26 EXERCYCLE, an exerci...
exergaming 25 25 the playing of video...
exhausters 25 20 EXHAUSTER, one who,...
exheredate 23 20 to disinherit [v EXH...
exhibiters 28 22 EXHIBITER, one who e...
exonerated 20 19 EXONERATE, to clear...
exonerates 20 18 EXONERATE, to clear...
exonerator 20 18 one who exonerates o...
exorcisers 26 20 EXORCISER, one who e...
exorcizers 29 29 EXORCIZER, one who e...
exospheres 26 22 EXOSPHERE, the outer...
exospheric 30 25 related to the exosp...
exoterical 26 21 intelligible to the...
exothermal 26 23 of a chemical reacti...
exothermic 29 25 of a chemical reacti...
expediters 25 21 EXPEDITER, one who e...
experience 26 24 to have practical ac...
experiment 25 24 to carry out experim...
expertised 25 21 EXPERTISE, to give a...
expertises 25 20 EXPERTISE, to give a...
expertisms 27 23 EXPERTISM, possessio...
expertized 28 30 EXPERTIZE, to give a...
expertizes 28 29 EXPERTIZE, to give a...
expertness 24 21 a possession of spec...
explainers 25 22 EXPLAINER, one who e...
exploiters 26 21 EXPLOITER, one who e...
expounders 24 23 EXPOUNDER, one who e...
expressers 25 20 EXPRESSER, one who e...
exsertions 22 18 EXSERTION, a protrus...
exteriorly 30 20 EXTERIOR, outside [a...
extermined 23 22 EXTERMINE, (Shakespe...
extermines 23 21 EXTERMINE, (Shakespe...
externally 30 22 EXTERNAL, on the out...
externship 27 23 the position of an e...
extraverts 25 21 EXTRAVERT, to turn o...
extroverts 25 21 EXTROVERT, to turn o...
exuberance 26 25 the state of being e...
exuberancy 33 27 the state of being e...
exuberated 24 22 EXUBERATE, to be exu...
exuberates 24 21 EXUBERATE, to be exu...
exulcerate 26 22 to ulcerate [v EXULC...
eyedropper 26 19 a device used to adm...
eyeleteers 22 13 EYELETEER, a small,...
eyeopeners 22 16 EYEOPENER, something...
eyepoppers 28 21 EYEPOPPER, something...
faceworker 25 23 a miner who works at...
fadometers 19 17 FADOMETER, an instru...
fairleader 19 15 a ring through which...
falderaled 20 17 FALDERAL, to sing me...
falsifiers 23 17 FALSIFIER, one who f...
falterings 21 17 FALTERING, the act o...
fantasiser 18 14 one who fantasises,...
fantasizer 21 23 one who fantasises,...
faradisers 19 14 FARADISER, one who f...
faradizers 22 23 FARADIZER, one who f...
farmerette 19 16 a woman who is a far...
farmworker 24 23 one who works on a f...
farrieries 19 13 FARRIERY, the trade...
fashioners 20 16 FASHIONER, one who f...
fastballer 23 18 in baseball, one who...
fatherhood 22 18 the state of being a...
fatherings 22 18 FATHERING, the male...
fatherland 21 18 the native land or c...
fatherless 22 16 without a father [ad...
fatherlike 23 20 like a father [adj]
fathership 26 20 the state of being a...
fathometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
fatshedera 20 16 an evergreen spreadi...
fearfuller 23 19 FEARFUL, full of fea...
fearmonger 19 19 one who spreads fear...
featherbed 22 19 a mattress filled wi...
featherier 20 15 FEATHERY, resembling...
feathering 21 18 the act of providing...
federacies 21 17 FEDERACY, confederac...
federalese 18 15 the language of bure...
federalise 19 15 to unite in a federa...
federalism 21 18 the principles of Fe...
federalist 20 15 a supporter of a fed...
federalize 22 24 to unite in a federa...
federaries 18 14 FEDERARY, (Shakespea...
federating 19 17 FEDERATE, to unite i...
federation 17 15 a federal government...
federative 20 18 uniting in a confede...
federators 18 14 FEDERATOR, one who f...
feedwaters 21 17 FEEDWATER, purified...
feldschers 26 20 FELDSCHER, (Russian)...
fellmonger 22 21 a dealer in fells or...
fellwalker 26 23 one who engages in f...
fenderless 19 16 not having a fender...
feracities 22 16 FERACITY, the state...
feretories 18 13 FERETORY, a receptac...
fermenters 19 17 FERMENTER, an agent...
fermenting 20 20 FERMENT, to undergo...
fermentive 21 21 relating to fermenta...
fermentors 19 17 FERMENTOR, an agent...
fernallies 20 16 FERNALLY, a vascular...
ferniticle 23 18 (Scots) a freckle, a...
ferntickle 24 22 (Scots) a freckle, a...
fernticled 23 19 (Scots) freckled, al...
fernticles 23 18 FERNTICLE, (Scots) a...
fernyticle 29 20 (Scots) a freckle, a...
ferocities 22 16 FEROCITY, fierceness...
ferrandine 17 16 (obsolete) a silk an...
ferredoxin 24 22 an iron-containing p...
ferrelling 22 18 FERREL, to fit with...
ferretings 20 16 FERRETING, rummaging...
ferrocenes 20 17 FERROCENE, an orange...
ferrograms 21 18 FERROGRAM, a slide p...
ferroniere 17 14 (French) a jewel hel...
ferrotyped 27 19 FERROTYPE, to take a...
ferrotypes 27 18 FERROTYPE, an old fo...
ferryboats 27 18 FERRYBOAT, a boat us...
fertigated 20 16 FERTIGATE, to fertil...
fertigates 20 15 FERTIGATE, to fertil...
fertilised 21 15 FERTILISE, to make f...
fertiliser 21 14 a person or thing th...
fertilises 21 14 FERTILISE, to make f...
fertilized 24 24 FERTILIZE, to make f...
fertilizer 24 23 a person or thing th...
fertilizes 24 23 FERTILIZE, to make f...
fervencies 23 21 FERVENCY, eagerness...
ferventest 20 18 FERVENT, hot, glowin...
fervescent 23 21 growing hot [adj]
fervidness 21 19 the state of being f...
festoonery 23 16 festoons collectivel...
fetterless 20 14 free from fetters [a...
fetterlock 24 21 a shackle for a hors...
feverishly 31 22 FEVERISH, having a f...
feverously 28 21 FEVEROUS, affected w...
feverroots 20 17 FEVERROOT, an Americ...
feverweeds 23 21 FEVERWEED, a plant t...
feverworts 24 20 FEVERWORT, a coarse...
fiberboard 23 20 (US) a material made...
fiberfills 27 21 FIBERFILL, (US) synt...
fiberglass 24 19 (US) to coat with fi...
fiberising 23 19 FIBERISE, to break i...
fiberizing 26 28 FIBERIZE, to break i...
fiberscope 26 22 a medical instrument...
fictioneer 21 17 one who writes ficti...
fierceness 21 17 the quality of being...
fifteeners 20 17 FIFTEENER, a verse o...
filibuster 24 18 to obstructs legisla...
fillesters 22 15 FILLESTER, a rabbet...
fillisters 23 15 FILLISTER, a rabbet...
filmmakers 24 24 FILMMAKER, one who m...
filmsetter 22 17 a typesetter who use...
filterable 23 18 capable of being fil...
finalisers 20 15 FINALISER, one who f...
finalizers 23 24 FINALIZER, one who f...
financiers 21 18 FINANCIER, to conduc...
fingerbowl 26 23 a bowl of water for...
fingerhold 23 20 a hold or place of s...
fingerhole 22 19 a hole in a wind ins...
fingerings 21 19 FINGERING, the choic...
fingerless 21 17 without fingers [adj...
fingerlike 22 21 like a finger [adj]
fingerling 22 20 a salmon parr or you...
fingermark 22 23 a mark made by the f...
fingernail 20 18 the nail of a finger...
fingerpick 27 26 to play the guitar w...
fingerpost 22 19 a post with a finger...
fingertips 23 19 FINGERTIP, the end o...
finnickier 23 22 FINNICKY, particular...
fireballer 23 18 a baseball pitcher k...
firebomber 24 22 one who uses FIREBOM...
firepowers 24 19 FIREPOWER, the amoun...
firewaters 22 16 FIREWATER, strong al...
fishburger 26 21 a hamburger made wit...
fisherfolk 26 23 people who fish esp....
fishfinger 25 21 an oblong piece of f...
fishmonger 23 21 a dealer in fish [n...
fivefinger 24 23 a name for various p...
flackeries 24 21 FLACKERY, publicity...
flackering 25 24 FLACKER, (Scots) to...
flaffering 25 23 FLAFFER, (Scots) to...
flankering 21 22 FLANKER, to use flan...
flapperish 27 22 like a flapper, a yo...
flashovers 24 20 FLASHOVER, an electr...
flatlander 20 17 one who lives in fla...
flatliners 21 16 FLATLINER, one who f...
flatteners 19 15 FLATTENER, something...
flatterers 20 14 FLATTERER, one who f...
flatteries 20 14 FLATTERY, the act of...
flattering 21 17 FLATTER, to praise e...
flatterous 20 15 (archaic) flattering...
flaughters 24 19 FLAUGHTER, (Scots) t...
flavourers 22 19 FLAVOURER, one who f...
fleahopper 25 22 any of various small...
fleckering 25 24 FLECKER, to mark wit...
fleeringly 28 20 FLEERING, sneering,...
fleroviums 24 22 FLEROVIUM, an artifi...
flextimers 28 24 FLEXTIMER, one who w...
flichtered 26 20 FLICHTER, to flutter...
flickering 26 24 FLICKER, to burn uns...
flindering 21 19 FLINDER, to break to...
flindersia 20 16 any tree of the Aust...
flittering 22 17 FLITTER, to vibrate...
floodwater 22 18 the water of a flood...
floundered 19 18 FLOUNDER, to struggl...
flourisher 23 17 one who flourishes [...
flowerages 23 19 FLOWERAGE, the proce...
flowerbeds 25 21 FLOWERBED, a bed con...
flowerette 22 17 a small flower; a fl...
flowerhorn 24 20 as in flowerhorn fis...
floweriest 23 17 FLOWERY, abounding i...
flowerings 24 20 FLOWERING, the act o...
flowerless 24 18 without flowers [adj...
flowerlike 25 22 like a flower [adj]
flowerpots 25 20 FLOWERPOT, a pot for...
flowmeters 24 20 FLOWMETER, an instru...
fluidisers 22 16 FLUIDISER, an appara...
fluidizers 25 25 FLUIDIZER, an appara...
flummeries 23 21 FLUMMERY, a sweet de...
fluorescer 23 18 something e.g. a min...
flustering 22 18 FLUSTER, to put into...
flutterers 21 15 FLUTTERER, one who f...
fluttering 22 18 FLUTTER, to move in...
fluxmeters 28 25 FLUXMETER, any instr...
flycatcher 35 24 one of numerous spec...
flypitcher 35 24 one who runs a flypi...
flyposters 29 19 FLYPOSTER, one who e...
flyrodders 27 18 FLYRODDER, an angler...
flyswatter 30 19 a device for killing...
foamflower 25 23 an American woodland...
focimeters 23 19 FOCIMETER, an instru...
focometers 22 19 FOCOMETER, an instru...
fodderings 20 18 FODDERING, the act o...
foederatus 18 15 (Latin) a conquered...
folksinger 22 21 one who sings folk s...
footballer 22 18 one who plays footba...
footlocker 23 21 a small trunk design...
forbearers 20 16 FORBEARER, one who f...
forbidders 22 18 FORBIDDER, one who f...
forebitter 21 16 a nautical ballad su...
foreboders 20 17 FOREBODER, a person...
forecaster 21 16 one who forecasts [n...
forefather 22 18 an ancestor [n -S]
forefinger 21 19 the finger next to t...
foregather 21 17 to gather together,...
foreigners 19 16 FOREIGNER, a person...
foremother 21 18 a female ancestor [n...
forerunner 17 16 a messenger sent bef...
foreteller 20 15 one who foretells [n...
forewarner 20 17 one who forewarns [n...
forfaiters 21 16 FORFAITER, a person...
forfeiters 21 16 FORFEITER, (Shakespe...
forgathers 22 17 FORGATHER, to gather...
forgetters 20 15 FORGETTER, one who f...
forgettery 26 17 (colloquial) a capac...
formaliser 21 17 one who formalises,...
formaliter 21 17 (Latin) formally or...
formalizer 24 26 one who formalizes,...
formatters 20 16 FORMATTER, a program...
forsterite 19 13 a white, yellow, or...
forswearer 21 16 one who forswears [n...
fortifiers 22 16 FORTIFIER, something...
forwanders 21 18 FORWANDER, (archaic)...
forwarders 22 17 FORWARDER, one who f...
fossickers 24 20 FOSSICKER, (Australi...
fosterages 19 15 FOSTERAGE, the care...
fosterings 20 16 FOSTERING, the act o...
fosterling 21 17 a foster child [n -S...
fouldering 21 19 FOULDER, (Spenser) t...
foundering 19 19 FOUNDER, to become d...
founderous 18 17 causing to founder [...
fourragere 19 16 a braided cord worn...
fourteener 17 15 a verse line of four...
foxberries 27 23 FOXBERRY, the red wh...
foxhunters 27 24 FOXHUNTER, one who h...
fracturers 23 17 FRACTURER, one who f...
franchiser 24 19 one who grants a fra...
franserias 18 14 FRANSERIA, any of a...
fraternise 18 14 to associate with, a...
fraternity 25 16 brotherhood [n FRATE...
fraternize 21 23 to associate or ming...
fraudsters 20 15 FRAUDSTER, one who p...
freakeries 19 17 FREAKERY, an obsessi...
freebasers 20 16 FREEBASER, one who s...
freebooter 19 16 a person who roves a...
freedivers 21 18 FREEDIVER, one who e...
freeholder 21 17 a person who possess...
freelancer 21 18 one who works for hi...
freeloader 18 15 one who freeloads [n...
freestyler 26 16 a swimmer who swims...
freighters 23 17 FREIGHTER, a ship or...
frequenter 26 24 FREQUENT, occurring...
fresheners 20 16 FRESHENER, something...
fresherdom 22 19 the state of being a...
freshwater 24 18 fresh water, not sal...
friendlier 20 16 FRIENDLY, amicable [...
frightener 22 18 something or someone...
frilleries 22 15 FRILLERY, an arrange...
fripperers 24 19 FRIPPERER, (archaic)...
fripperies 24 19 FRIPPERY, excessive...
fritterers 20 13 FRITTERER, one who f...
frittering 21 16 FRITTER, to squander...
frivollers 24 19 FRIVOLLER, one who f...
froggeries 21 17 FROGGERY, a place wh...
froghopper 26 23 a froth-fly, aka spi...
frolickers 25 21 FROLICKER, one who f...
frontagers 19 16 FRONTAGER, a person...
frontiered 18 15 FRONTIER, (Spenser)...
frotheries 21 15 FROTHERY, mere froth...
fructifier 26 20 one who fructifies [...
fruiterers 20 14 FRUITERER, one who s...
fruiteress 20 14 a woman who sells fr...
fruiteries 20 14 FRUITERY, a place fo...
frustrater 20 14 one who frustrates [...
fulfillers 26 20 FULFILLER, one who f...
fullerenes 20 17 FULLERENE, a ball-sh...
fullerides 22 17 FULLERIDE, a compoun...
fullerites 22 16 FULLERITE, a crystal...
fundholder 22 20 a person who has mon...
fundraiser 19 16 one who raises funds...
funereally 26 19 FUNEREAL, pertaining...
furbearers 21 17 FURBEARER, an animal...
furbishers 25 19 FURBISHER, one who f...
furnishers 22 17 FURNISHER, one who f...
furrieries 20 14 FURRIERY, the busine...
furtherers 22 16 FURTHERER, one who f...
furthering 23 19 FURTHER, to help for...
gaberdines 19 17 GABERDINE, a closely...
gadgeteers 18 15 GADGETEER, someone w...
gadzookery 27 28 the use of archaisms...
gainsayers 23 15 GAINSAYER, one who g...
gaiterless 19 13 without gaiters [adj...
gallerists 21 14 GALLERIST, a person...
gallerying 27 19 GALLERY, to provide...
galleryite 26 16 a person who frequen...
galumphers 25 22 GALUMPHER, one who g...
galvaniser 20 18 a galvanising agent,...
galvanizer 23 27 a galvanising agent,...
gamekeeper 20 22 a person in charge o...
gamineries 18 16 GAMINERIE, (French)...
ganderisms 19 17 GANDERISM, behaviour...
gangbanger 20 21 one involved in a ga...
gangbuster 21 19 a special police age...
gangmaster 19 18 a person who recruit...
gannisters 17 14 GANNISTER, a flintli...
garderobes 19 16 GARDEROBE, (historic...
garlickier 24 20 GARLICKY, tasting or...
garnierite 17 13 a hydrous silicate o...
garnishers 20 15 GARNISHER, one who,...
garreteers 17 12 GARRETEER, (archaic)...
garrotters 18 12 GARROTTER, one who g...
gasconader 19 17 a great boaster; a b...
gasholders 21 16 GASHOLDER, a storage...
gasometers 18 15 GASOMETER, an instru...
gaspereaus 19 16 GASPEREAU, (French)...
gaspereaux 25 23 GASPEREAU, (French)...
gasteropod 19 16 any mollusc of the c...
gasthauser 20 15 GASTHAUS, (German) a...
gatekeeper 19 19 any of several Euras...
gatherable 22 18 that can be gathered...
gatherings 21 17 GATHERING, a coming...
gaucheries 23 18 GAUCHERIE, (French)...
gauffering 23 22 make pleats with a g...
gauleiters 19 14 GAULEITER, (German)...
gaultheria 21 16 a genus of ericaceou...
gaussmeter 19 16 an instrument for me...
gazetteers 20 21 GAZETTEER, a writer...
gazundered 20 25 GAZUNDER, to lower t...
gazunderer 20 24 one who gazunders [n...
gendarmery 24 19 the body of gendarme...
genderised 17 15 GENDERISE, to make d...
genderises 17 14 GENDERISE, to make d...
genderized 20 24 GENDERIZE, to make d...
genderizes 20 23 GENDERIZE, to make d...
genderless 18 15 having no gender [ad...
generalate 16 14 the office of a gene...
generalise 17 14 to make a general st...
generalism 19 17 the practice of stud...
generalist 18 14 a person whose knowl...
generality 24 16 the state of being g...
generalize 20 23 to give a general fo...
generalled 18 16 GENERAL, to act as a...
generating 17 16 GENERATE, to bring i...
generation 15 14 a body of living bei...
generative 18 17 having the power or...
generators 16 13 GENERATOR, an appara...
generatrix 23 20 a line, point or fig...
generosity 23 15 the quality or fact...
generously 24 17 GENEROUS, willing to...
gentrifier 20 16 one who gentrifies [...
geocachers 25 20 GEOCACHER, one who e...
geographer 22 19 a specialist in geog...
geomancers 20 19 GEOMANCER, one who p...
geospheres 21 17 GEOSPHERE, the solid...
geothermal 21 18 relating to the inte...
geothermic 24 20 related to the inter...
geratology 25 17 the branch of medici...
gerfalcons 23 20 GERFALCON, a heavy,...
geriatrics 22 15 GERIATRIC, an old pe...
geriatrist 19 12 one specialising in...
germanders 18 17 GERMANDER, a plant o...
germanised 18 17 GERMANISE, to make G...
germanises 18 16 GERMANISE, to make G...
germanites 18 16 GERMANITE, a complex...
germaniums 20 20 GERMANIUM, a metalli...
germanized 21 26 GERMANIZE, to make G...
germanizes 21 25 GERMANIZE, to make G...
germicidal 24 20 of or relating to a...
germicides 23 19 GERMICIDE, a substan...
germinable 21 20 capable of being ger...
germinally 27 20 GERMINAL, being in t...
germinated 18 17 GERMINATE, to sprout...
germinates 18 16 GERMINATE, to sprout...
germinator 18 16 one who germinates [...
germplasms 24 22 GERMPLASM, plant gen...
gerundival 21 20 relating to a gerund...
gerundives 20 19 GERUNDIVE, a Latin v...
gesneriads 17 14 GESNERIAD, a plant o...
getterings 19 15 GETTERING, the act o...
geyserites 24 14 GEYSERITE, a deposit...
gillnetter 20 15 a fisherman who uses...
gilravager 22 19 (Scots) a riotous pe...
gimmickier 26 25 GIMMICKY, having or...
gingerades 18 16 GINGERADE, a carbona...
gingerroot 18 15 the root of the ging...
gingersnap 20 19 a gingerbread biscui...
gitterning 19 16 GITTERN, to play a m...
gladdeners 18 16 GLADDENER, one who g...
glamoriser 20 16 one who glamorises,...
glamorizer 23 25 one who glamorizes,...
glanderous 18 16 of or pertaining to...
glassmaker 21 20 one that makes glass...
glasspaper 23 19 to sand with glasspa...
glauberite 21 17 a greyish-white mine...
glazieries 22 22 GLAZIERY, the work o...
glendoveer 19 19 (Southey) a heavenly...
glimmering 23 22 shining faintly [adj...
glissaders 20 14 GLISSADER, one who g...
glistering 21 16 GLISTER, (archaic) t...
glitterand 19 15 (Spenser) glittering...
glitterati 20 13 the society lions of...
glitterier 20 13 GLITTERY, glittering...
glittering 21 16 GLITTER, to sparkle...
glomerated 19 17 GLOMERATE, to gather...
glomerates 19 16 GLOMERATE, to gather...
glomerular 21 18 like a glomerulus, t...
glomerules 21 18 GLOMERULE, a cluster...
glomerulus 22 19 the bunch of looped...
glorifiers 22 16 GLORIFIER, one who g...
glycerides 29 19 GLYCERIDE, an ester...
glyceridic 33 22 like a glyceride, an...
glycerines 28 19 GLYCERINE, a non-tec...
goalkeeper 20 20 a player who defends...
goalkicker 24 24 a player who kicks a...
goaltender 17 15 in some games, esp....
goatsucker 22 20 the nightjar, a bird...
gobstopper 24 21 (colloquial) a large...
godfathers 22 18 GODFATHER, to be a g...
godmothers 21 18 GODMOTHER, to act as...
gofferings 23 21 GOFFERING, make plea...
goldbeater 20 17 one who beats gold i...
goldminers 20 18 GOLDMINER, one who m...
goliardery 25 16 the satirical or rib...
gondoliers 18 15 GONDOLIER, one who o...
goniometer 17 16 an instrument for me...
goosanders 16 14 GOOSANDER, a large d...
gooseberry 25 17 the small oval fruit...
gooseherds 19 15 GOOSEHERD, one who l...
gopherwood 24 21 another name for yel...
gospellers 22 17 GOSPELLER, one of th...
gossippers 23 18 GOSSIPPER, one who g...
governable 21 21 that can be governed...
governalls 21 19 GOVERNALL, (Spenser)...
governance 20 21 exercise of authorit...
governante 17 18 a female governor or...
governessy 25 19 like a governess [ad...
government 19 21 a group in a parliam...
gradienter 17 14 a surveyor's instrum...
gramercies 22 18 GRAMERCY, an express...
grangerise 18 15 to illustrate a book...
grangerism 20 18 the practice of illu...
grangerize 21 24 to illustrate a book...
granulater 18 15 something that granu...
gratifiers 21 15 GRATIFIER, one who g...
graunchers 23 19 GRAUNCHER, a clumsy...
gravimeter 21 19 an instrument for me...
gravitater 20 16 one who gravitates [...
graywaters 27 17 GRAYWATER, water tha...
graywether 29 19 a sandstone boulder...
greenbrier 19 16 any of a genus of wo...
greeneries 16 13 GREENERY, green vege...
grenadiers 17 14 GRENADIER, originall...
greywether 29 19 a sandstone boulder...
grilleries 21 14 GRILLERY, a place wh...
grinderies 18 14 GRINDERY, places whe...
groceteria 20 15 (US) a self-service...
groggeries 20 16 GROGGERY, a low publ...
grotesquer 26 22 GROTESQUE, extravaga...
grovellers 22 18 GROVELLER, one who g...
growleries 22 16 GROWLERY, a retreat...
grubstaker 22 20 one who provides a g...
guayaberas 25 18 GUAYABERA, a short-s...
gubernator 19 17 (Latin) a powerful m...
guberniyas 26 19 GUBERNIYA, (Russian)...
guerdoners 17 15 GUERDONER, one who g...
guerdoning 18 18 GUERDON, to reward [...
guerrillas 21 15 GUERRILLA, a member...
gumsuckers 25 24 GUMSUCKER, (Australi...
gunfighter 24 21 one who fights with...
gunnership 22 20 the office of gunner...
gunpowders 23 21 GUNPOWDER, an explos...
gunpowdery 29 23 like gunpowder [adj]
gunrunners 17 17 GUNRUNNER, one who s...
gunslinger 20 18 a person noted for s...
gutterings 20 16 GUTTERING, gutters c...
gymnosperm 28 24 a plant with the ovu...
gyrocopter 29 20 an airplane balanced...
haberdines 20 17 HABERDINE, a cod sal...
habergeons 20 18 HABERGEON, (historic...
hackbuteer 25 23 one who uses a hackb...
hackbutter 26 23 one who uses a hackb...
hackerazzi 29 37 a person who hacks i...
hagberries 22 17 HAGBERRY, a genus of...
hagbuteers 22 18 HAGBUTEER, one who u...
hagbutters 23 18 HAGBUTTER, one who u...
hagiolater 20 15 a worshipper of sain...
haircutter 23 16 one who cuts hair [n...
hairdriers 20 13 HAIRDRIER, a device...
hairdryers 26 15 HAIRDRYER, a device...
halberdier 22 17 one who is armed wit...
halterneck 23 21 a type of women's cl...
hamburgers 24 21 HAMBURGER, (German)...
hamfatters 22 18 HAMFATTER, to perfor...
hammerhead 22 21 a type of shark [n -...
hammerings 22 21 HAMMERING [n]
hammerkops 24 25 HAMMERKOP, (Afrikaan...
hammerless 22 19 without a hammer (e....
hammerlock 26 26 a wrestling hold [n...
hammertoes 20 18 HAMMERTOE, a deformi...
handballer 22 19 one who plays handba...
handlanger 19 18 (South Africa) an un...
handworker 22 21 one who does handwor...
hankerings 20 20 HANKERING, a yearnin...
haranguers 19 16 HARANGUER, one who h...
harbingers 22 18 HARBINGER, a forerun...
harbourers 21 16 HARBOURER, one who o...
hardcovers 24 20 HARDCOVER, a book in...
hardliners 20 15 HARDLINER, one who t...
harmoniser 19 16 one who harmonises,...
harmonizer 22 25 one who harmonizes,...
harnessers 18 13 HARNESSER, one who h...
harpooneer 18 16 an harpooner, also H...
harpooners 19 16 HARPOONER, one who u...
harvesters 21 16 HARVESTER, any membe...
hatcheller 26 19 a flax-dresser [n -S...
hatcheries 24 17 HATCHERY, a place fo...
haubergeon 20 19 a sleeveless mail co...
haversacks 25 23 HAVERSACK, a bag wor...
haversines 20 17 HAVERSINE, half the...
headachier 23 18 HEADACHY, having a h...
headhunter 20 17 one that engages in...
headliners 19 15 HEADLINER, the perso...
headmaster 19 16 a man heading the st...
headwaiter 21 16 the head of the dini...
headwaters 21 16 HEADWATER, the highe...
headworker 22 20 one who does headwor...
hearkeners 18 17 HEARKENER, one who h...
hearteners 17 13 HEARTENER, one who h...
heartwater 21 15 a fatal tick-borne v...
heathberry 29 19 any of various plant...
heatherier 20 14 HEATHERY, like heath...
heavenlier 20 18 HEAVENLY, full of be...
hebdomader 21 20 in Scottish universi...
hectoliter 23 16 a measure of liquids...
hectometer 22 18 a measure of length,...
hectostere 21 15 a measure of solidit...
heightener 21 17 something that heigh...
helicopter 25 19 a flying machine sus...
heliolater 20 14 a sun worshipper [n...
heliometer 20 16 instrument for measu...
hellbender 22 19 a large North Americ...
helldivers 24 19 HELLDIVER, a small g...
hemipteral 23 19 relating to the Hemi...
hemipteran 21 19 (Greek) one of the H...
hemipteron 21 19 (Greek) one of the H...
hemisphere 24 20 half of a sphere [n...
henpeckery 30 25 the practice of henp...
heptameter 21 18 a verse line of seve...
heraldists 21 14 HERALDIST, a student...
heraldries 20 14 HERALDRY, the scienc...
heraldship 25 19 the office of a hera...
herbaceous 23 19 of, relating to, or...
herbalisms 24 19 HERBALISM, the pract...
herbalists 23 16 HERBALIST, a person...
herbarians 20 16 HERBARIAN, a herbali...
herbariums 23 19 HERBARIUM, a collect...
herbicidal 26 20 having the propertie...
herbicides 25 19 HERBICIDE, a weedkil...
herbivores 23 19 HERBIVORE, an organi...
herborised 21 16 HERBORISE, to search...
herborises 21 15 HERBORISE, to search...
herborists 22 15 HERBORIST, a herbali...
herborized 24 25 HERBORIZE, to search...
herborizes 24 24 HERBORIZE, to search...
herculeses 23 17 HERCULES, any man of...
hercynites 28 18 HERCYNITE, black spi...
hereabouts 20 16 HEREABOUT [n]
hereafters 20 15 HEREAFTER, the after...
hereditary 25 15 genetically transmit...
heredities 19 13 HEREDITY, the geneti...
hereditist 20 13 an adherent of hered...
herenesses 17 13 HERENESS, the fact o...
heresiarch 24 17 the leader of a here...
hereticate 21 15 to denounce as heret...
heretofore 19 15 the past [n -S]
heretrices 22 15 HERITRIX, a female h...
heretrixes 25 19 HERETRIX, a female h...
heriotable 21 16 subject to the payme...
heritrices 23 15 HERITRIX, a female h...
heritrixes 26 19 HERITRIX, a female h...
hermandads 19 18 HERMANDAD, (Spanish)...
hermatypic 32 23 building reefs (as o...
hermetical 24 19 of or relating to so...
hermetisms 22 18 HERMETISM, a system...
hermetists 21 15 HERMETIST, an adhere...
hermitages 21 17 HERMITAGE, a hermit'...
hermitical 25 19 of or like a hermit,...
hermitisms 23 18 HERMITISM, the state...
hermitries 21 15 HERMITRY, the state...
herniating 19 16 HERNIATE, to protrud...
herniation 17 14 the state of being h...
herniotomy 25 18 a cutting for the cu...
heroically 30 19 HEROICAL, courageous...
heroicised 22 16 HEROICISE, to make h...
heroicises 22 15 HEROICISE, to make h...
heroicized 25 25 HEROICIZE, to make h...
heroicizes 25 24 HEROICIZE, to make h...
heroicness 21 16 heroism [n -ES]
heroicomic 26 21 of a style that mixe...
heroinisms 20 16 HEROINISM, addiction...
heronshaws 23 18 HERONSHAW, a heron,...
herrenvolk 22 22 (German) a master ra...
herriments 20 16 HERRIMENT, (Scots) s...
herringers 20 15 HERRINGER, a man or...
herryments 26 18 HERRYMENT, (Scots) s...
herstories 19 12 HERSTORY, history wi...
hesitaters 19 12 HESITATER, one who h...
hesperidia 21 16 HESPERIDIUM, a plant...
hesperidin 21 17 a glucoside found in...
hetaerisms 20 15 HETAERISM, concubina...
hetaerists 19 12 HETAERIST, an advoca...
heterarchy 30 19 a formal structure,...
heteroatom 18 15 an atom other than c...
heterocont 20 16 a kind of yellow-gre...
heterocyst 28 17 a cell larger than t...
heterodont 17 14 having the teeth dif...
heterodoxy 30 22 a heterodox opinion...
heterodyne 23 16 to change the freque...
heterogamy 26 19 the process of ferti...
heterogeny 24 17 spontaneous or alter...
heterogony 24 17 the condition of hav...
heterokont 18 17 a kind of yellow-gre...
heterology 26 17 the study of differe...
heteronomy 24 18 subordination or sub...
heteronyms 25 18 HETERONYM, a word ha...
heterophil 24 18 a polymorphonuclear...
heteropods 20 16 HETEROPOD, any of a...
heterotaxy 30 21 the abnormal disposi...
heterotopy 26 17 displacement of an o...
hetherward 24 18 (Spenser) hitherward...
hexaemeric 28 25 relating to a hexaem...
hexaemeron 23 23 the (biblical) six d...
hexamerism 27 25 the state of being h...
hexamerous 25 23 having six parts [ad...
hexameters 25 22 HEXAMETER, a verse l...
hibernacle 24 20 that which serves fo...
hibernated 20 17 HIBERNATE, to pass t...
hibernates 20 16 HIBERNATE, to pass t...
hibernator 20 16 one who hibernates [...
hibernised 21 17 HIBERNISE, to render...
hibernises 21 16 HIBERNISE, to render...
hibernized 24 26 HIBERNIZE, to render...
hibernizes 24 25 HIBERNIZE, to render...
hieraciums 24 19 HIERACIUM, any plant...
hierarchal 25 18 of or like a hierarc...
hierarchic 28 20 of, relating to, or...
hieratical 23 16 pertaining to priest...
hieraticas 22 15 HIERATICA, (Latin) t...
hierocracy 31 20 government by priest...
hierocrats 22 15 HIEROCRAT, a governi...
hierodules 20 15 HIERODULE, a temple...
hierodulic 24 18 relating to a hierod...
hieroglyph 32 22 a character used in...
hierograms 21 17 HIEROGRAM, a sacred...
hierograph 24 19 a sacred symbol [n -...
hierolatry 26 15 worship of saints or...
hierologic 24 18 relating to hierolog...
hieromancy 28 21 divination by studyi...
hierophant 22 18 one who shows or rev...
hieroscopy 30 20 divination using ent...
hierurgies 21 15 HIERURGY, a sacred p...
highbinder 25 21 a member of a Chines...
highermost 24 19 highest, also HIGHMO...
highfliers 27 20 HIGHFLIER, a bird th...
highflyers 33 22 HIGHFLYER, a bird th...
highjacker 29 32 one that highjacks,...
highlander 23 19 an inhabitant of a h...
hillwalker 27 22 one who likes walkin...
hinderance 20 18 an act of hindering;...
hinderings 20 17 HINDERING, the act o...
hinderland 19 17 a type of linen clot...
hinderlans 19 16 (Scots) the buttocks...
hinderlins 20 16 (Scots) the buttocks...
hindermost 20 17 furthest to the rear...
hinterland 19 16 the inland area behi...
hipsterism 24 18 the state of being a...
hitchhiker 29 23 one who hitchhikes [...
hithermost 23 17 nearest on this side...
hitherside 22 15 the nearest side [n...
hitherward 25 18 (archaic) toward thi...
hobjobbers 27 30 HOBJOBBER, one who d...
hobnobbers 24 22 HOBNOBBER, one who h...
hodometers 19 16 HODOMETER, an instru...
holderbats 22 17 HOLDERBAT, a clamp f...
holdership 25 19 the state of being a...
holidayers 26 16 HOLIDAYER, a holiday...
holosteric 23 16 totally solid [adj]
holstering 21 16 HOLSTER, to place in...
homebuyers 28 21 HOMEBUYER, one who i...
homecomers 23 21 HOMECOMER, a person...
homemakers 21 22 HOMEMAKER, a housewi...
homeomeric 23 21 having all the somit...
homeotherm 22 20 an organism that mai...
homeowners 21 19 HOMEOWNER, one who o...
homeworker 23 22 a worker who works f...
homocercal 26 22 of fishes, having th...
homoeomery 25 20 the state of being h...
homoerotic 22 18 loving one of the sa...
homopteran 20 19 a member of the Homo...
homothermy 29 22 the maintenance of a...
honeyeater 22 15 any bird of a large...
hoodwinker 22 21 one who hoodwinks [n...
hooverings 21 19 HOOVERING, the act o...
hoppercars 26 21 HOPPERCAR, a contain...
horologers 20 15 HOROLOGER, a watchma...
horsepower 23 18 the power that a hor...
horseraces 21 15 HORSERACE, a race fo...
horseshoer 20 14 one who shoes horses...
hospitaler 22 16 (US) a member of a c...
hostellers 21 14 HOSTELLER, a person...
hotdoggers 21 17 HOTDOGGER, one who h...
houserooms 19 16 HOUSEROOM, room or p...
hovercraft 26 22 a vehicle that is ab...
hoverflies 24 20 HOVERFLY, a fly note...
hoveringly 29 22 HOVERING [adv]
hoverports 23 19 HOVERPORT, a port fo...
hovertrain 20 17 a train that moves s...
howsomever 24 22 in whatever manner,...
huckstered 24 21 HUCKSTER, to peddle...
humanisers 20 17 HUMANISER, something...
humanizers 23 26 HUMANIZER, one who h...
humbuckers 28 27 HUMBUCKER, a twin-co...
humbuggers 26 24 HUMBUGGER, one who h...
humbuggery 32 26 deception [n HUMBUGG...
humdingers 22 20 HUMDINGER, a person...
humidifier 24 20 a device for supplyi...
hummellers 24 21 HUMMELLER, (dialect)...
hundreders 19 16 HUNDREDER, an inhabi...
husbanders 21 18 HUSBANDER, one who h...
hybridiser 29 18 one who hybridises,...
hybridizer 32 27 one who hybridizes,...
hydrolyser 33 18 an agent that hydrol...
hydrolyzer 36 27 an agent that hydrol...
hydrometer 26 18 an instrument for me...
hydropower 30 21 water power [n -S]
hydroseres 25 15 HYDROSERE, an ecolog...
hyetometer 25 17 an instrument for me...
hygrometer 27 19 an instrument for me...
hyperacute 30 21 excessively acute [a...
hyperaemia 27 20 an excess or congest...
hyperaemic 31 23 suffering from hyper...
hyperalert 28 18 excessively alert [a...
hyperaware 29 20 excessively aware [a...
hyperbaric 33 23 having specific grav...
hyperbatic 33 23 of or pertaining to...
hyperbaton 28 21 the use, esp. for em...
hyperbolae 29 21 HYPERBOLA, a type of...
hyperbolas 30 21 HYPERBOLA, a type of...
hyperboles 30 21 HYPERBOLE, (Greek) i...
hyperbolic 34 24 relating to a kind o...
hypercubes 33 24 HYPERCUBE, a figure...
hyperdulia 29 20 in Roman Catholicism...
hyperdulic 33 23 of or like hyperduli...
hyperemias 28 20 HYPEREMIA, an excess...
hyperfocal 33 24 referring to the min...
hypergolic 33 23 igniting on contact,...
hypericins 31 21 HYPERICIN, a compoun...
hypericums 33 24 HYPERICUM, a herbace...
hyperlinks 30 23 HYPERLINK, to connec...
hypermania 27 21 an extreme form of m...
hypermanic 31 24 suffering from hyper...
hypermarts 29 20 HYPERMART, a very la...
hypermedia 28 21 a system linking inf...
hypermeter 28 20 a verse which has a...
hypernovae 27 22 HYPERNOVA, an explod...
hypernovas 28 22 HYPERNOVA, an explod...
hyperopias 29 20 HYPEROPIA, longsight...
hyperosmia 28 20 an abnormally acute...
hyperplane 29 22 a figure in hyperspa...
hyperploid 31 22 in excess of but not...
hyperpneas 28 21 HYPERPNEA, abnormall...
hyperpneic 32 24 relating to hyperpne...
hyperpnoea 27 21 abnormally fast brea...
hyperpower 32 23 a state that is vast...
hyperreals 28 18 HYPERREAL, that whic...
hypersonic 30 21 flying at more than...
hyperspace 32 23 an imagined space ha...
hypertense 26 18 excessively tense [a...
hypertexts 34 24 HYPERTEXT, computer...
hypertonia 26 18 excessive (muscle) t...
hypertonic 30 21 having excessive mus...
hypnotiser 27 18 one who hypnotises,...
hypnotizer 30 27 one who hypnotizes,...
hypocenter 29 21 the point under the...
hypodermal 29 22 relating to the hypo...
hypodermas 28 21 HYPODERMA, a layer o...
hypodermic 32 24 of or pertaining to...
hypodermis 29 21 the layer of skin ju...
hypsometer 28 20 an instrument for me...
hystereses 25 14 HYSTERESIS, the reta...
hysteresis 26 14 the retardation or l...
hysteretic 29 17 pertaining to hyster...
hysterical 30 18 relating to hysteria...
hystericky 37 23 (colloquial) hysteri...
hysteritis 27 14 inflammation of the...
iceboaters 21 16 ICEBOATER, one who t...
icebreaker 22 20 a boat for making a...
iconolater 19 15 one who worships ima...
iconometer 19 17 an instrument for fi...
ictericals 25 17 ICTERICAL, a remedy...
idealisers 18 12 IDEALISER, one who i...
idealizers 21 21 IDEALIZER, one who i...
identifier 19 15 one that identifies...
illiteracy 29 17 the state of being i...
illiterate 19 12 having little or no...
illuminers 21 17 ILLUMINER, one who i...
imagineers 18 16 IMAGINEER, to design...
imbittered 21 17 IMBITTER, to make bi...
imbordered 20 18 IMBORDER, to provide...
imbowering 24 22 IMBOWER, to give she...
immaterial 20 17 not consisting of ma...
immergence 22 22 immersion [n -S]
immeritous 20 17 (archaic) undeservin...
immersible 23 20 capable of being imm...
immersions 19 17 IMMERSION, the act o...
immiserise 20 16 to subject to immise...
immiserize 23 25 to subject to progre...
immoderacy 28 22 lack of moderation [...
immoderate 18 17 exceeding just, usua...
immunisers 20 18 IMMUNISER, one that...
immunizers 23 27 IMMUNIZER, one that...
impeachers 25 21 IMPEACHER, one who i...
imperative 22 20 expressive of comman...
imperators 20 16 IMPERATOR, (Latin) a...
imperfects 26 22 IMPERFECT, a verb te...
imperially 29 20 IMPERIAL, commanding...
imperiling 23 20 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperilled 23 19 IMPERIL, to put in d...
impersonal 20 18 denoting the verbal...
impervious 23 21 not allowing entranc...
implanters 21 18 IMPLANTER, one who i...
impleaders 21 18 IMPLEADER, one who p...
impoldered 21 19 IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
importuner 20 18 one who importunes [...
impounders 20 19 IMPOUNDER, one who i...
impoverish 25 22 to make poor, also E...
impowering 24 22 IMPOWER, to authoriz...
impressers 21 16 IMPRESSER, one who i...
imprinters 21 17 IMPRINTER, one who i...
imprisoner 20 17 one who imprisons [n...
improperly 30 22 IMPROPER, not proper...
improviser 23 20 one who improvises,...
inbreeders 18 15 INBREEDER, one who i...
incinerate 18 15 to cause to burn to...
incoherent 20 17 lacking coherence [a...
increasers 19 14 INCREASER, one who i...
incumbered 23 22 INCUMBER, to impede...
indecenter 18 16 INDECENT, not decent...
indwellers 22 17 INDWELLER, an inhabi...
inerasable 18 15 that cannot be erase...
inerasably 25 17 INERASABLE, that can...
inerasible 19 15 that cannot be erase...
inerasibly 26 17 INERASIBLE, that can...
inertially 25 15 INERTIAL, of or rela...
inexpertly 32 24 INEXPERT, one who la...
infanteers 17 15 INFANTEER, a Canadia...
inferences 20 18 INFERENCE, the act o...
inferiorly 26 17 INFERIOR, lower in a...
infernally 26 19 INFERNAL, pertaining...
inferrable 21 18 that can be inferred...
inferrible 22 18 that can be inferred...
infielders 20 16 INFIELDER, a fielder...
infighters 23 18 INFIGHTER, one who f...
infirmarer 20 17 an officer in a medi...
inflicters 24 18 INFLICTER, one who i...
influencer 22 20 one who influences [...
infosphere 22 19 the business of coll...
infringers 20 17 INFRINGER, one who i...
ingathered 19 16 INGATHER, to gather...
ingatherer 19 15 one who ingathers [n...
ingenerate 15 14 to generate or produ...
ingrainers 17 14 INGRAINER, one who i...
inhabiters 21 16 INHABITER, one who i...
inherences 20 17 INHERENCE, the state...
inherently 25 17 INHERENT, innate, na...
inheriting 20 16 INHERIT, to receive...
inheritors 19 13 INHERITOR, one who i...
inheritrix 26 20 a female inheritor,...
inhibiters 22 16 INHIBITER, something...
initialers 18 12 INITIALER, one who i...
initialler 19 13 one who initials, al...
inkberries 20 18 INKBERRY, a small sh...
inkholders 21 19 INKHOLDER, a contain...
innermosts 17 15 INNERMOST, an innerm...
innersoles 16 13 INNERSOLE, an insole...
innervated 17 17 INNERVATE, to supply...
innervates 17 16 INNERVATE, to supply...
innerwears 18 15 INNERWEAR, underwear...
innkeepers 18 19 INNKEEPER, a person...
innocenter 17 16 INNOCENT, free from...
innumeracy 26 21 the state of being i...
innumerate 16 16 marked by an ignoran...
innumerous 17 17 (archaic) innumerabl...
inoperable 20 18 that cannot be opera...
inoperably 27 20 INOPERABLE, that can...
inscribers 23 17 INSCRIBER, one who i...
inselberge 20 17 INSELBERG, (German)...
inselbergs 21 17 INSELBERG, (German)...
insertable 19 15 capable of being ins...
insertions 16 12 INSERTION, the act o...
inshelters 20 14 INSHELTER, to place...
insphering 22 19 INSPHERE, to enclose...
inspiriter 20 14 one who inspirits [n...
installers 19 13 INSTALLER, one who i...
instillers 20 13 INSTILLER, one who i...
instituter 18 12 one who institutes,...
insurancer 19 16 (obsolete) one who e...
inswingers 21 17 INSWINGER, in cricke...
intemerate 16 14 pure, unspoiled [adj...
intendered 15 14 INTENDER, (obsolete)...
intenerate 14 12 to make tender; to s...
interabang 18 17 a punctuation mark (...
interacted 19 15 INTERACT, to act on...
interbasin 18 15 between two (river)...
interblend 19 17 to blend together [v...
interbrain 18 15 the diencephalon [n...
interbreed 18 15 to breed together es...
intercalar 20 15 (obsolete) inserted...
intercaste 19 14 between castes e.g....
interceded 19 16 INTERCEDE, to act as...
interceder 19 15 one who intercedes [...
intercedes 19 15 INTERCEDE, to act as...
intercepts 22 17 INTERCEPT, to stop a...
interchain 21 17 to link together; to...
interclass 21 15 between classes e.g....
interclude 21 17 to block; to cut off...
intercrops 22 17 INTERCROP, to plant...
intercross 20 14 to cross each other,...
interdeals 17 13 INTERDEAL, (archaic)...
interdealt 17 13 INTERDEAL, (archaic)...
interdicts 21 15 INTERDICT, to forbid...
interdined 16 14 INTERDINE, to eat to...
interdines 16 13 INTERDINE, to eat to...
interessed 16 12 INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interesses 16 11 INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interested 16 12 INTEREST, to engage...
interfaced 21 18 INTERFACE, to intera...
interfaces 21 17 INTERFACE, to intera...
interfaith 21 16 between faiths [adj]
interfered 18 15 INTERFERE, to interv...
interferer 18 14 one who interferes [...
interferes 18 14 INTERFERE, to interv...
interferon 17 15 any of several prote...
interfiber 21 17 between fibers, also...
interfibre 21 17 occurring or situate...
interfiled 20 16 INTERFILE, to arrang...
interfiles 20 15 INTERFILE, to arrang...
interflows 23 18 INTERFLOW, to flow i...
interfluve 22 20 an area between two...
interfolds 20 16 INTERFOLD, to fold t...
interfused 19 16 INTERFUSE, to pour o...
interfuses 19 15 INTERFUSE, to pour o...
intergrade 17 14 an intermediate grad...
intergraft 20 16 to graft between [v...
intergroup 20 17 between groups [adj]
intergrown 20 17 INTERGROW, to grow i...
intergrows 21 16 INTERGROW, to grow i...
interionic 19 15 between ions [adj]
interiorly 24 14 INTERIOR, internal [...
interjects 22 23 INTERJECT, to interp...
interjoins 18 21 INTERJOIN, (Shakespe...
interknits 18 16 INTERKNIT, to knit t...
interknots 17 16 INTERKNOT, to knot t...
interlaced 20 16 INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlaces 20 15 INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlards 18 13 INTERLARD, to place...
interlayer 23 14 a layer between othe...
interleave 18 16 to arrange in or as...
interlends 17 14 INTERLEND, to lend b...
interlined 17 14 INTERLINE, to write...
interliner 17 13 something between th...
interlines 17 13 INTERLINE, to write...
interlinks 19 17 INTERLINK, to link t...
interloans 16 13 INTERLOAN, a loan be...
interlocal 21 16 between localities [...
interlocks 22 19 INTERLOCK, to lock o...
interloops 19 15 INTERLOOP, to loop t...
interloped 19 16 INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interloper 19 15 one that interlopes...
interlopes 19 15 INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interluded 18 15 INTERLUDE, to write...
interludes 18 14 INTERLUDE, to write...
interlunar 17 14 pertaining to the pe...
intermarry 24 16 to marry each other...
intermedia 17 15 INTERMEDIUM, a small...
intermedin 17 16 a messenger hormone...
interments 17 15 INTERMENT, the act o...
intermezzi 24 32 INTERMEZZO, (Italian...
intermezzo 23 32 (Italian) a short co...
intermixed 24 22 INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermixes 24 21 INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermodal 18 16 between modes [adj]
intermured 18 16 INTERMURE, (obsolete...
intermures 18 15 INTERMURE, (obsolete...
internally 24 16 INTERNAL, inner [adv...
internists 17 12 INTERNIST, a special...
internment 16 16 the act of interning...
internodal 16 14 between nodes, also...
internodes 15 13 INTERNODE, the space...
internship 21 17 the office of an int...
interocean 17 15 between oceans, also...
interorgan 16 14 between organs [adj]
interpaged 19 17 INTERPAGE, to print...
interpages 19 16 INTERPAGE, to print...
interparty 25 16 between parties [adj...
interphase 20 16 the interval between...
interphone 19 17 an intercom [n -S]
interplant 19 16 to plant a crop betw...
interplays 26 17 INTERPLAY, to exert...
interplead 19 16 to plead against eac...
interpoint 18 15 the technique of pri...
interpolar 19 15 between poles [adj]
interponed 17 16 INTERPONE, to interp...
interpones 17 15 INTERPONE, to interp...
interposal 19 15 the act of interposi...
interposed 18 15 INTERPOSE, to place...
interposer 18 14 one who interposes [...
interposes 18 14 INTERPOSE, to place...
interprets 19 14 INTERPRET, to explai...
interradii 17 12 INTERRADIUS, a radiu...
interrails 18 12 INTERRAIL, to travel...
interramal 18 15 between rami or bran...
interregal 18 14 between kings [adj]
interreges 17 13 INTERREX, someone wh...
interregna 16 14 INTERREGNUM, (Latin)...
interrenal 16 13 between the kidneys;...
interrogee 16 13 one who is interroga...
interrupts 20 15 INTERRUPT, to break...
intersects 20 14 INTERSECT, to cut in...
interserts 17 11 INTERSERT, (obsolete...
intersexes 22 18 INTERSEX, people hav...
interspace 21 17 an intervening space...
interstage 17 13 between stages [adj]
interstate 16 11 any of a system of e...
interstice 20 14 a gap or break in so...
interterms 18 14 INTERTERM, the perio...
intertexts 23 18 INTERTEXT, a text be...
intertidal 18 13 referring to the zon...
intertills 20 13 INTERTILL, to cultiv...
intertrial 18 12 taking place between...
intertrigo 18 13 a skin rash due to f...
intertroop 18 14 taking place between...
intertwine 19 15 to unite by twining...
intertwist 21 14 to twist together on...
interunion 15 14 a blending together...
interurban 18 16 between cities [adj]
intervales 19 16 INTERVALE, a low lev...
interveins 18 16 INTERVEIN, to inters...
intervened 17 17 INTERVENE, to come o...
intervener 17 16 one who intervenes,...
intervenes 17 16 INTERVENE, to come o...
intervenor 17 16 in law, one who inte...
interviews 22 18 INTERVIEW, to conduc...
intervital 20 16 between two lives [a...
intervolve 21 20 to roll up or entwin...
interweave 20 18 to weave together [v...
interwinds 20 16 INTERWIND, to wind i...
interworks 21 18 INTERWORK, to work t...
interwound 19 17 INTERWIND, to wind i...
interwoven 20 19 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interzonal 19 22 between zones [adj]
interzones 18 21 INTERZONE, a zone be...
intimaters 18 14 INTIMATER, one who i...
intolerant 16 13 not tolerant [adj IN...
intrencher 21 17 one who intrenches,...
intriguers 19 14 INTRIGUER, one who i...
introducer 20 16 one who introduces [...
introverts 19 15 INTROVERT, to turn i...
inveighers 22 19 INVEIGHER, one who i...
inveiglers 21 18 INVEIGLER, one who i...
inveracity 28 20 want of veracity [n...
inverities 19 15 INVERITY, lack of tr...
inversions 18 16 INVERSION, the act o...
invertases 18 15 INVERTASE, an enzyme...
invertedly 26 19 INVERTED [adv]
invertible 22 19 capable of being inv...
inveteracy 27 20 the quality of being...
inveterate 17 15 firmly established b...
ionosphere 19 16 a region of the uppe...
ironmaster 17 14 a manufacturer of ir...
ironmonger 17 17 a dealer in ironware...
ironworker 20 18 one who works in iro...
irreverent 18 15 lacking reverence [a...
isomerases 17 13 ISOMERASE, an enzyme...
isomerised 18 14 ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerises 18 13 ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerisms 20 16 ISOMERISM, the state...
isomerized 21 23 ISOMERIZE, to change...
isomerizes 21 22 ISOMERIZE, to change...
isopterans 18 14 ISOPTERAN, any membe...
isopterous 19 14 relating to the Isop...
isotherals 20 13 ISOTHERAL, a line co...
isothermal 21 16 having an equal aver...
iterations 16 11 ITERATION, repetitio...
itinerancy 25 17 making journeys from...
itinerants 16 12 ITINERANT, someone w...
itinerated 16 12 ITINERATE, to wander...
itinerates 16 11 ITINERATE, to wander...
ivermectin 23 21 a drug used in veter...
jabberings 24 28 JABBERING, the act o...
jabberwock 30 35 nonsense, gibberish,...
jackassery 29 28 being a jackass [n J...
jackerooed 21 27 JACKEROO, to work as...
jackhammer 27 34 a handheld compresse...
jacqueries 30 32 JACQUERIE, (French)...
jaggheries 23 25 JAGGHERY, a coarse,...
jardiniere 18 21 (French) an ornament...
jargoneers 18 22 JARGONEER, a person...
jarlsbergs 24 25 JARLSBERG, (tradenam...
jasperised 21 23 JASPERISE, to turn i...
jasperises 21 22 JASPERISE, to turn i...
jasperized 24 32 JASPERIZE, to turn i...
jasperizes 24 31 JASPERIZE, to turn i...
jasperware 23 25 goods made of jasper...
jawbreaker 24 29 a word hard to prono...
jawcrusher 28 28 a heavy-duty rock-br...
jayhawkers 31 30 JAYHAWKER, a name gi...
jaywalkers 30 29 JAYWALKER, one who w...
jeoparders 20 23 JEOPARDER, one who p...
jerfalcons 24 27 JERFALCON, a heavy,...
jerkinhead 21 27 a truncated gable wi...
jerkwaters 23 26 JERKWATER, a train o...
jesserants 18 20 JESSERANT, (historic...
jiggermast 23 26 a small mast on a sa...
jitterbugs 24 25 JITTERBUG [n]
jitteriest 20 19 JITTERY, extremely n...
jobernowls 24 27 JOBERNOWL, a stupid...
jobholders 24 26 JOBHOLDER, one who h...
jobseekers 21 26 JOBSEEKER, one engag...
jolterhead 21 23 (archaic) a clumsy o...
journeyers 24 23 JOURNEYER, one who j...
joypoppers 31 30 JOYPOPPER, one who j...
juggernaut 21 26 (Sanskrit) a massive...
juggleries 23 25 JUGGLERY, the art of...
junketeers 19 25 JUNKETEER, one who j...
junketters 20 25 JUNKETTER, one who j...
justifiers 23 23 JUSTIFIER, one who j...
kachumbers 27 26 KACHUMBER, (Hindi) a...
kaiserdoms 19 18 KAISERDOM, the offic...
kaiserisms 20 17 KAISERISM, the syste...
kaisership 23 19 the office of kaiser...
kamerading 19 21 KAMERAD, to surrende...
karabiners 19 18 KARABINER, a steel l...
keeperless 20 18 without a keeper [ad...
keepership 24 22 the office or positi...
kekerengus 19 22 KEKERENGU, a New Zea...
keratinise 17 15 to make keratinous,...
keratinize 20 24 to make keratinous,...
keratinous 17 16 like keratin, horny...
keratomata 17 17 KERATOMA, a skin dis...
keratotomy 24 19 surgery of the corne...
kerbstones 19 18 KERBSTONE, a stone p...
kerchiefed 25 23 KERCHIEF, to wear a...
kerchieves 25 23 KERCHIEF, a cloth or...
kerfuffled 26 26 KERFUFFLE, to make a...
kerfuffles 26 25 KERFUFFLE, (Scots) a...
kermesites 19 17 KERMESITE, a cherry-...
kernelling 20 20 KERNEL, to envelop l...
kernmantel 18 20 denoting a type of m...
kerplunked 22 25 KERPLUNK, to drop wi...
kersantite 17 15 a dyke-rock of black...
kerseymere 24 19 a twilled cloth of t...
kerygmatic 30 24 of or relating to pr...
keyboarder 25 20 one who plays the ke...
keyloggers 27 21 KEYLOGGER, a device...
keypuncher 31 26 one who keypunches [...
keyworkers 28 23 KEYWORKER, a worker...
kibbitzers 27 29 KIBBITZER, (Yiddish)...
kickboxers 31 31 KICKBOXER, one who p...
kicksorter 23 21 a device which selec...
kidnappers 22 22 KIDNAPPER, one who k...
kieserites 18 14 KIESERITE, a hydrous...
kilderkins 21 21 KILDERKIN, (obsolete...
kiloliters 21 16 KILOLITER, a unit of...
kilometers 20 18 KILOMETER, a thousan...
kimberlite 23 21 a mica-peridotite, a...
kingfisher 24 22 a European fish-eati...
kingmakers 21 24 KINGMAKER, one who d...
kitcheners 23 20 KITCHENER, a kitchen...
kitesurfer 21 18 one who engages in k...
klondikers 20 21 KLONDIKER, a factory...
klondykers 26 23 KLONDYKER, a factory...
knackeries 21 22 KNACKERY, a knacker'...
knackering 22 25 KNACKER, to exhaust...
kniferests 20 18 KNIFEREST, a support...
knightlier 23 20 KNIGHTLY, befitting...
knobkerrie 20 22 a short South Africa...
koeksister 19 18 a South African doug...
konimeters 18 18 KONIMETER, an instru...
krugerrand 19 19 a South African coin...
kryometers 25 19 KRYOMETER, an instru...
kummerbund 23 27 (Hindi) a waistband,...
lacemakers 22 21 LACEMAKER, one who m...
lacerating 21 17 LACERATE, to tear ro...
laceration 19 15 the act of laceratin...
lacerative 22 18 having the power to...
lacertians 20 15 LACERTIAN, a member...
lackluster 24 20 lacking lustre, unin...
lacquerers 29 24 LACQUERER, one who l...
lacquering 30 27 LACQUER, to coat wit...
lactometer 21 17 an instrument for te...
ladderlike 20 18 like a ladder [adj]
ladyfinger 27 20 a small finger-shape...
lagerphone 21 19 a percussion instrum...
lamaserais 18 14 LAMASERAI, (Tibetan)...
lamaseries 18 14 LAMASERY, a monaster...
lampholder 24 21 a socket for an elec...
lampooners 19 18 LAMPOONER, one who w...
lampoonery 25 20 the practice of lamp...
landholder 20 17 a holder, owner, or...
landlopers 20 17 LANDLOPER, (Dutch) a...
landlubber 23 21 a seaman's derogator...
landowners 19 17 LANDOWNER, one who o...
landscaper 22 19 a landscape gardener...
landwaiter 20 16 an officer of the cu...
langlaufer 21 19 a cross-country skie...
languisher 21 17 one who languishes [...
laniferous 19 16 wool-bearing, also L...
lanigerous 18 15 wool-bearing, also L...
lanterloos 17 13 LANTERLOO, (obsolete...
lanterning 17 16 LANTERN, to provide...
lanternist 17 13 a person who works a...
laserdiscs 22 15 LASERDISC, a disc si...
laserdisks 20 16 LASERDISK, a disc si...
laserworts 21 14 LASERWORT, any plant...
latecomers 21 17 LATECOMER, one who a...
lateraling 19 15 LATERAL, to throw a...
lateralise 18 12 to make lateral, als...
laterality 25 14 the state or conditi...
lateralize 21 21 to make lateral, als...
lateralled 19 14 LATERAL, to throw a...
laterborns 19 15 LATERBORN, someone b...
laterising 19 14 LATERISE, to convert...
laterizing 22 23 LATERIZE, to convert...
latheriest 20 13 LATHERY, covered wit...
laticifers 24 17 LATICIFER, a cell or...
latimerias 19 14 LATIMERIA, any fish...
lattermath 21 16 the latter, or secon...
lattermost 19 14 last [adj]
launderers 17 14 LAUNDERER, one who l...
laundering 18 17 the act of cleansing...
lavalieres 20 16 LAVALIERE, a loosely...
lavalliere 21 17 a loosely-tied bow;...
lavendered 18 18 LAVENDER, to perfume...
laverbread 21 19 a kind of bread made...
laverocked 23 23 LAVEROCK, to catch l...
lawbreaker 23 21 a person who violate...
lawmongers 22 20 LAWMONGER, a trivial...
lawnmowers 24 21 LAWNMOWER, a machine...
lawyerings 28 19 LAWYERING, working a...
lawyerlike 29 21 like a lawyer [adj]
laypersons 25 17 LAYPERSON, a member...
leaderenes 15 13 LEADERENE, a female...
leaderette 16 12 a brief newspaper le...
leaderless 18 13 without a leader [ad...
leadership 22 17 the office or positi...
leafcutter 23 18 as in leafcutter ant...
leafhopper 25 22 a name for various h...
leafleteer 19 15 one who distributes...
leafleters 20 15 LEAFLETER, one who d...
leaguering 19 17 LEAGUER, to besiege...
leatherier 19 13 LEATHERY, resembling...
leathering 20 16 a thrashing [n -S]
lederhosen 18 15 (German) short leath...
legalisers 20 14 LEGALISER, one who l...
legalizers 23 23 LEGALIZER, one who l...
legerities 19 13 LEGERITY, quickness...
legwarmers 23 19 LEGWARMER, one of a...
leistering 19 14 LEISTER, to spear wi...
lengthener 19 17 something that lengt...
leproserie 19 14 (French) a hospital...
letterform 21 17 the shape of a lette...
letterhead 19 14 stationery printed o...
letterings 19 14 LETTERING, the act o...
letterless 19 12 not having a letter...
lettersets 18 11 LETTERSET, a method...
leucoderma 21 19 a condition in which...
leukoderma 19 20 any area of skin tha...
leveraging 21 20 LEVERAGE, to provide...
lherzolite 24 23 an igneous rock cons...
liberalise 21 15 to make liberal or m...
liberalism 23 18 the state of being l...
liberalist 22 15 an adherent of liber...
liberality 28 17 the state of being l...
liberalize 24 24 to make liberal or m...
liberating 21 17 LIBERATE, to set fre...
liberation 19 15 the act of liberatin...
liberators 20 14 LIBERATOR, one who l...
liberatory 26 16 tending, or serving,...
libertines 20 15 LIBERTINE, a person...
lienholder 20 16 a party who holds a...
lienteries 17 12 LIENTERY, the discha...
lifehacker 26 23 one who lives in a w...
lifesavers 22 18 LIFESAVER, the saver...
lifestyler 28 17 a kind of exercise a...
lighteners 21 16 LIGHTENER, something...
lighterage 22 17 a fee for carrying c...
lightering 23 18 LIGHTER, to convey b...
lighterman 22 19 a person employed on...
lightermen 22 19 LIGHTERMAN, a person...
limberness 21 18 the state of being l...
limerences 21 18 LIMERENCE, a state o...
limewaters 22 17 LIMEWATER, water imp...
linebacker 23 22 in American football...
linecaster 20 15 a machine that casts...
linerboard 19 16 a thin paperboard us...
lingerings 20 17 LINGERING, the act o...
linguister 20 15 an interpreter, also...
linotypers 26 17 LINOTYPER, one who s...
lipreaders 20 15 LIPREADER, one who l...
liquefiers 29 24 LIQUEFIER, that whic...
liquidiser 28 22 a device for liquidi...
liquidizer 31 31 a device for liquidi...
liquifiers 30 24 LIQUIFIER, something...
literacies 21 14 LITERACY, the abilit...
literalise 19 12 to make literal, als...
literalism 21 15 adherence to the exp...
literalist 20 12 an adherent of liter...
literality 26 14 the quality of being...
literalize 22 21 to make literal, als...
literarily 26 14 LITERARY, pertaining...
literately 25 14 LITERATE, able to re...
literation 17 12 representation of so...
literators 18 11 LITERATOR, a dabbler...
literature 18 12 the production of li...
literosity 25 13 the quality of being...
litterbags 22 16 LITTERBAG, a bag for...
litterbugs 23 17 LITTERBUG, someone w...
littermate 19 14 one who shares the s...
liverishly 31 20 LIVERISH, having a l...
liverworts 24 18 LIVERWORT, any bryop...
liverwurst 25 19 liver sausage [n -S]
loadmaster 18 15 a member of an aircr...
lobsterers 20 14 LOBSTERER, a person...
lobstering 21 17 fishing for lobsters...
lobsterman 20 18 a fisherman who catc...
lobstermen 20 18 LOBSTERMAN, a fisher...
localisers 22 15 LOCALISER, one who l...
localizers 25 24 LOCALIZER, one who l...
lockkeeper 24 25 a person in charge o...
lockmakers 24 25 LOCKMAKER, one who m...
loganberry 26 19 a hybrid between a r...
loggerhead 21 18 a large-headed sea t...
logrollers 21 15 LOGROLLER, one who e...
loiterings 19 14 LOITERING, the act o...
longprimer 22 20 in printing, a size...
lossmakers 20 18 LOSSMAKER, a busines...
loudhailer 21 16 a megaphone [n -S]
loundering 18 17 a beating, thumping...
lovemakers 21 22 LOVEMAKER, one who m...
lowercased 23 18 LOWERCASE, to make l...
lowercases 23 17 LOWERCASE, to make l...
loweringly 29 20 LOWERING, overcast,...
lowlanders 21 17 LOWLANDER, one who l...
luciferase 23 18 an oxidising enzyme...
luciferins 24 19 LUCIFERIN, a protein...
luciferous 24 19 light-bringing; ligh...
lumberings 23 21 LUMBERING, the act o...
lumberjack 28 34 someone employed in...
lumbersome 22 21 lumbering [adj]
lumberyard 28 21 a yard where a stock...
lumisterol 21 16 a steroid compound [...
lumpsucker 27 26 a kind of fish, cove...
lusterless 20 13 without luster, also...
lusterware 21 15 pottery with a metal...
lysergides 26 16 LYSERGIDE, the drug...
lysimeters 26 16 LYSIMETER, an instru...
macebearer 21 19 one who carries a ma...
maceraters 20 16 MACERATER, one who m...
macerating 21 19 MACERATE, to soften...
maceration 19 17 the act of maceratin...
macerative 22 20 tending to macerate...
macerators 20 16 MACERATOR, a person...
machmeters 24 21 MACHMETER, an instru...
macromeres 21 19 MACROMERE, a large b...
maderising 19 17 MADERISE, to become...
maderizing 22 26 MADERIZE, to become...
maffickers 27 26 MAFFICKER, one who m...
magnetiser 18 16 something that magne...
magnetizer 21 25 something that magne...
magnifiers 21 19 MAGNIFIER, something...
mailmerged 21 20 MAILMERGE, to carry...
mailmerges 21 19 MAILMERGE, a merge o...
mainlander 17 17 one who lives on the...
mainliners 18 16 MAINLINER, one who t...
mainpernor 18 18 one who gives mainpr...
maintainer 16 15 one who maintains [n...
maistering 19 16 MAISTER, (Scots) to...
malapertly 28 20 MALAPERT, (archaic)...
malingered 19 18 MALINGER, to feign i...
malingerer 19 17 one who malingers [n...
mallanders 19 17 MALLANDER, an erupti...
mallenders 19 17 MALLENDER, an erupti...
maltreater 18 14 one who maltreats [n...
manageress 17 16 a female manager [n...
managerial 18 17 relating to a manage...
manchester 22 19 household linen or c...
maneuvered 18 20 MANEUVER, to perform...
maneuverer 18 19 one who maneuvers, a...
manhunters 19 18 MANHUNTER, one who t...
manifester 19 17 one who makes manife...
manifolder 20 19 one who makes manifo...
mannerisms 18 18 MANNERISM, a marked...
mannerists 17 15 MANNERIST, one addic...
mannerless 17 16 without manners [adj...
manoeuvrer 18 19 one who manoeuvres,...
manometers 17 17 MANOMETER, an instru...
manservant 18 19 a male servant [n ME...
manslayers 24 17 MANSLAYER, a person...
manumitter 19 18 one who manumits, re...
marathoner 18 16 one who takes part i...
marcellers 23 18 MARCELLER, one who m...
margherita 21 17 a variety of pizza t...
marguerita 19 16 a mixed drink consis...
marguerite 19 16 the oxeye daisy or o...
marketeers 18 17 MARKETEER, one who m...
marshalers 21 16 MARSHALER, one who m...
marshaller 22 17 one who marshals, al...
marshelder 21 17 a herbaceous, oily,...
masquerade 25 24 an assembly of peopl...
massacrers 21 16 MASSACRER, one who m...
masseteric 21 16 of or pertaining to...
masterates 17 13 MASTERATE, the statu...
masterdoms 19 17 MASTERDOM, dominion;...
masterhood 19 16 the state of being a...
masterings 19 16 MASTERING, the act o...
masterless 19 14 destitute of a maste...
mastermind 19 18 a mind, or a person...
mastership 23 18 the state or office...
masterwork 22 20 a masterpiece [n -S]
masterwort 21 16 a plant related to t...
matchmaker 25 25 one that arranges a...
materially 26 17 MATERIAL, relevant [...
maternally 25 18 MATERNAL, pertaining...
matterless 19 14 not being, or having...
maunderers 17 16 MAUNDERER, one who m...
maundering 18 19 grumbling, rambling...
mavericked 24 25 MAVERICK, to seize w...
maximisers 26 23 MAXIMISER, one who m...
maximizers 29 32 MAXIMIZER, one who m...
mayflowers 30 22 MAYFLOWER, in Englan...
meagerness 17 16 the state of being m...
meanderers 16 15 MEANDERER, one who m...
meandering 17 18 MEANDER, to wander [...
meatpacker 23 23 (US) a person or com...
mechaniser 22 19 one who mechanises,...
mechanizer 25 28 one who mechanizes,...
medicaster 21 17 (archaic) a medical...
mediciners 21 18 MEDICINER, (archaic)...
meerschaum 24 22 (German) hydrated ma...
megatheres 20 17 MEGATHERE, any of va...
meitnerium 19 18 an artificially prod...
mekometers 19 20 MEKOMETER, a kind of...
melodisers 19 15 MELODISER, one who m...
melodizers 22 24 MELODIZER, one who m...
meltwaters 22 17 MELTWATER, the water...
memberless 22 20 without members [adj...
membership 26 24 the state or status...
memorisers 19 16 MEMORISER, one who m...
memorizers 22 25 MEMORIZER, one who m...
menageries 17 16 MENAGERIE, (French)...
mentioners 16 15 MENTIONER, one who m...
menuisiers 18 15 MENUISIER, (French)...
meperidine 19 18 a pain-relieving dru...
merbromins 21 20 MERBROMIN, a green c...
mercantile 21 18 of or relating to me...
mercaptans 22 20 MERCAPTAN, a substan...
mercaptide 23 20 a compound of mercap...
mercerised 21 17 MERCERISE, to treat...
merceriser 21 16 one who mercerises,...
mercerises 21 16 MERCERISE, to treat...
mercerized 24 26 MERCERIZE, to treat...
mercerizer 24 25 one who mercerizes,...
mercerizes 24 25 MERCERIZE, to treat...
merchanted 22 20 MERCHANT, to buy and...
merchantry 29 21 the body of merchant...
mercifully 33 24 MERCIFUL, full of me...
mercifying 31 24 MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
mercurated 21 18 MERCURATE, to mercur...
mercurates 21 17 MERCURATE, to mercur...
mercurials 23 18 MERCURIAL, any compo...
mercurised 22 18 MERCURISE, to treat...
mercurises 22 17 MERCURISE, to treat...
mercurized 25 27 MERCURIZE, to treat...
mercurizes 25 26 MERCURIZE, to treat...
merestones 16 14 MERESTONE, a stone d...
mergansers 18 16 MERGANSER, an aquati...
meridional 18 16 of or pertaining to...
meritocrat 21 16 one who earns his po...
mermaidens 18 18 MERMAIDEN, a mythica...
merogonies 17 16 MEROGONY, the artifi...
meromyosin 24 19 protein subunits of...
meronymies 24 19 MERONYMY, the state...
meropidans 19 18 MEROPIDAN, one of a...
merozoites 20 22 MEROZOITE, a young t...
merpeoples 22 20 MERPEOPLE, mermaids...
merriments 19 17 MERRIMENT, gaiety wi...
merrymaker 26 22 a reveller [n -S]
mesenteric 20 17 relating to the mese...
mesenteron 15 15 the midgut [n MESENT...
mesmerical 23 20 of, pertaining to, o...
mesmerised 19 17 MESMERISE, to hypnot...
mesmeriser 19 16 one who mesmerises,...
mesmerises 19 16 MESMERISE, to hypnot...
mesmerisms 21 19 MESMERISM, a hypnoti...
mesmerists 20 16 MESMERIST, one that...
mesmerized 22 26 MESMERIZE, to hypnot...
mesmerizer 22 25 one who mesmerizes,...
mesmerizes 22 25 MESMERIZE, to hypnot...
mesodermal 19 18 pertaining to, or de...
mesodermic 22 20 pertaining to, or de...
mesomerism 20 19 in chemistry, resona...
mesosphere 21 18 a zone in the Earth...
messengers 18 16 MESSENGER, to send b...
metacenter 19 17 a term in physics re...
metamerism 20 19 a particular form of...
metaverses 19 17 METAVERSE, a 3D virt...
meterstick 23 20 a measuring stick a...
methodiser 20 16 one who methodises,...
methodizer 23 25 one who methodizes,...
metrifiers 21 16 METRIFIER, one who m...
microfiber 26 22 a cloth of tightly w...
microliter 23 17 a millionth of a lit...
micromeres 22 19 MICROMERE, a small c...
micrometer 22 19 an instrument for me...
micropower 26 22 generating, using, o...
midfielder 22 19 a player who plays i...
midlanders 19 17 MIDLANDER, one who l...
midsummers 22 21 MIDSUMMER, the middl...
midwinters 22 18 MIDWINTER, the middl...
mileometer 19 17 an instrument that r...
millerites 21 15 MILLERITE, nickel su...
milliliter 23 16 a thousandth of a li...
millimeter 22 18 a thousandth of a me...
milometers 20 17 MILOMETER, an instru...
minauderie 17 16 (French) coquetry [n...
minaudiere 17 16 (French) an affected...
mindblower 24 22 something that blows...
minehunter 19 18 a naval vessel that...
minelayers 24 17 MINELAYER, a ship us...
mineralise 18 15 to transform into a...
mineralist 19 15 one versed in minera...
mineralize 21 24 to transform into a...
mineralogy 25 19 the study of mineral...
mineworker 21 21 one who works in a m...
minibikers 22 21 MINIBIKER, one who r...
minimisers 20 17 MINIMISER, one who m...
minimizers 23 26 MINIMIZER, one who m...
miniseries 18 14 a short series e.g....
ministered 18 15 MINISTER, to give ai...
ministeria 18 14 MINISTERIUM, (Latin)...
minitowers 21 17 MINITOWER, a compute...
misaltered 19 15 MISALTER, to alter w...
misaunters 18 15 MISAUNTER, (Scots) a...
misaverred 20 18 MISAVER, to speak er...
misbehaver 24 22 one who misbehaves [...
miscallers 24 18 MISCALLER, one who m...
mischanter 23 19 (Scots) an unlucky c...
misconster 21 17 (obsolete) to miscon...
misdealers 19 15 MISDEALER, one who m...
misdeserts 19 14 MISDESERT, (Spenser)...
misentered 17 15 MISENTER, to enter e...
miserables 21 17 MISERABLE, a miserab...
misericord 22 17 a bracket on a turn-...
miserliest 20 14 MISERLY, characteris...
misgoverns 21 20 MISGOVERN, to govern...
misguiders 21 17 MISGUIDER, one who g...
mishanters 20 16 MISHANTER, (Scots) a...
misjoinder 20 24 an incorrect union o...
misjudgers 23 26 MISJUDGER, one who m...
misleaders 19 15 MISLEADER, one who l...
mismanager 19 19 one who mismanages [...
mismanners 18 18 (obsolete) bad manne...
misnomered 18 18 MISNOMER, to use a m...
misnumbers 22 21 MISNUMBER, to number...
misobserve 22 20 to observe inaccurat...
misordered 18 15 MISORDER, to order i...
misprizers 25 25 MISPRIZER, one who m...
misquoters 27 23 MISQUOTER, one who m...
misrenders 18 15 MISRENDER, to render...
misshapers 23 18 MISSHAPER, one who m...
missileers 20 14 MISSILEER, one respo...
missioners 18 14 MISSIONER, a mission...
misspender 20 18 one who misspends [n...
missteered 18 14 MISSTEER, to steer w...
mistempers 22 19 MISTEMPER, (obsolete...
misterming 21 19 MISTERM, to call by...
mistruster 20 14 one who mistrusts [n...
miterworts 22 16 MITERWORT, a slender...
mixmasters 26 23 MIXMASTER, a disc jo...
mobilisers 22 17 MOBILISER, something...
mobilizers 25 26 MOBILIZER, something...
mobloggers 23 21 MOBLOGGER, one who k...
mockernuts 22 22 MOCKERNUT, a kind of...
moderately 24 17 MODERATE, reasonable...
moderating 18 17 MODERATE, to make le...
moderation 16 15 being moderate [n -S...
moderatism 19 17 moderation in doctri...
moderators 17 14 MODERATOR, one who m...
moderatrix 24 21 (obsolete) a female...
modernised 17 16 MODERNISE, to make m...
moderniser 17 15 one who modernises,...
modernises 17 15 MODERNISE, to make m...
modernisms 19 18 MODERNISM, a modern...
modernists 18 15 MODERNIST, an admire...
modernized 20 25 MODERNIZE, to make m...
modernizer 20 24 one who modernizes,...
modernizes 20 24 MODERNIZE, to make m...
modernness 16 16 the state of being m...
moisteners 17 14 MOISTENER, something...
moithering 21 18 MOITHER, to confuse,...
mollifiers 23 18 MOLLIFIER, one who m...
monergisms 20 19 MONERGISM, the theor...
moneymaker 24 23 a profitable scheme...
mongerings 19 19 MONGERING, trading i...
monocerous 19 18 having only one horn...
monoesters 16 14 MONOESTER, an ester,...
monolaters 17 15 MONOLATER, one who w...
monolayers 23 17 MONOLAYER, a single...
monomerous 17 18 of flowers, having w...
monometers 17 17 MONOMETER, a rhythmi...
monopteral 19 18 resembling a monopte...
monopteroi 18 17 MONOPTEROS, a buildi...
monopteron 17 18 a circular temple wi...
monopteros 18 17 a building with sing...
monoskiers 18 18 MONOSKIER, one who s...
monstering 18 17 the act of criticisi...
moonflower 22 21 a tropical flower [n...
moonrakers 17 18 MOONRAKER, a small s...
moonshiner 18 17 a person engaged in...
moonwalker 21 22 one who performs the...
moralisers 19 14 MORALISER, one who m...
moralizers 22 23 MORALIZER, one who m...
morigerate 18 15 to conform [v MORIGE...
morigerous 19 16 obsequious or defere...
mortgagers 20 17 MORTGAGER, one who g...
mortifiers 21 16 MORTIFIER, one who m...
mossbunker 21 22 (Dutch) an oily fish...
mothereses 19 15 MOTHERESE, a simplif...
motherhood 21 18 the state of being a...
motherings 21 18 MOTHERING, the act o...
motherland 20 18 a country regarded a...
motherless 21 16 without a mother [ad...
motherwort 23 18 a labiate herb, of a...
mouldering 20 19 MOULDER, to turn to...
mouseovers 19 18 MOUSEOVER, on a web...
moviegoers 20 19 MOVIEGOER, one who g...
moviemaker 21 24 one who makes movies...
muciferous 24 21 conveying or secreti...
muckenders 22 23 MUCKENDER, (obsolete...
muckrakers 24 25 MUCKRAKER, one who s...
mudhoppers 25 23 MUDHOPPER, a fish of...
mudloggers 22 20 MUDLOGGER, a person...
mudskipper 25 25 a fish of mud flats...
mudslinger 21 19 one who engages in m...
muffineers 22 21 MUFFINEER, a dish fo...
mugwumpery 33 28 the acts and views o...
mulberries 22 18 MULBERRY, any of var...
multilayer 27 18 any structure or sys...
multimeter 21 18 an instrument allowi...
multiplier 24 19 one who multiplies [...
multipower 25 21 having many powers [...
multiverse 22 19 the sum of all unive...
mummerings 22 23 MUMMERING, a Christm...
munitioner 17 16 one who supplies mun...
murderball 23 20 a form of rugby play...
murtherers 21 16 MURTHERER, a murdere...
murthering 22 19 MURTHER, (dialect) t...
mushroomer 21 19 something that mushr...
musicianer 21 18 (dialect) a musician...
musketeers 19 18 MUSKETEER, a soldier...
mutineered 17 16 MUTINEER, to revolt...
mutterings 20 17 MUTTERING, the act o...
mysterious 25 16 of, relating to, or...
mystifiers 28 18 MYSTIFIER, one who m...
mythiciser 31 20 one who mythicises,...
mythicizer 34 29 one who mythicizes,...
mythmakers 29 24 MYTHMAKER, a maker o...
mythologer 28 20 a mythologist [n -S]
naboberies 19 17 NABOBERY, the state...
nailbiters 20 15 NAILBITER, someone w...
nanometers 15 15 NANOMETER, a billion...
natterjack 22 27 a kind of toad, havi...
neandertal 15 14 (German) a primitive...
nebbishers 23 19 NEBBISHER, (Yiddish)...
nebenkerns 17 20 NEBENKERN, (German)...
nebulisers 20 16 NEBULISER, a sprayin...
nebulizers 23 25 NEBULIZER, a sprayin...
neckverses 22 22 NECKVERSE, the test...
necrolater 19 15 one who practises ne...
neglecters 21 17 NEGLECTER, one who n...
nemerteans 15 15 NEMERTEAN, any of a...
nemertians 16 15 NEMERTIAN, any of a...
nemertines 16 15 NEMERTINE, any of a...
neoliberal 19 16 a liberal who de-emp...
neoterical 19 15 recent in origin, mo...
neoterised 15 12 NEOTERISE, to innova...
neoterises 15 11 NEOTERISE, to innova...
neoterisms 17 14 NEOTERISM, the intro...
neoterists 16 11 NEOTERIST, one who i...
neoterized 18 21 NEOTERIZE, to innova...
neoterizes 18 20 NEOTERIZE, to innova...
nervations 17 16 NERVATION, the arran...
nervatures 18 16 NERVATURE, the arran...
netballers 20 16 NETBALLER, one who p...
nethermore 18 16 the weaker or inferi...
nethermost 19 16 lowest [adj]
netherward 21 17 in a downward direct...
netminders 17 16 NETMINDER, a goalkee...
netsurfers 19 15 NETSURFER, one who e...
networkers 20 18 NETWORKER, one who n...
neuroptera 17 15 NEUROPTERAN, any of...
neverminds 19 20 NEVERMIND, (US) a ma...
newscaster 22 17 one who reads news [...
newsdealer 19 16 (US) a newsagent [n...
newsletter 20 15 a small publication...
newsmakers 21 21 NEWSMAKER, a person...
newsmonger 20 20 a person who deals i...
newspapers 23 20 NEWSPAPER, to work o...
newsperson 20 18 a reporter [n NEWSPE...
newsreader 18 15 a news broadcaster [...
niaiseries 16 11 NIAISERIE, (French)...
nicknamers 21 22 NICKNAMER, one who g...
nidderings 18 16 NIDDERING, (Old Engl...
nidderling 19 17 an infamous person;...
niderlings 19 16 NIDERLING, (Old Engl...
niggerdoms 20 19 NIGGERDOM, (offensiv...
niggerhead 20 18 a nodule or boss of...
niggerisms 21 18 NIGGERISM, (offensiv...
niggerling 21 19 a little Black perso...
nightrider 21 16 a member of a secret...
nipperkins 22 22 NIPPERKIN, (archaic)...
nisberries 19 14 NISBERRY, an edible...
nitpickers 24 21 NITPICKER, one who m...
nitpickier 24 21 NITPICKY, tending to...
nitrifiers 20 14 NITRIFIER, an agent...
nitrometer 17 14 an instrument for me...
nitwittery 27 16 the state of being a...
noisemaker 17 18 a device for making...
nonadmirer 16 16 one who does not adm...
nonanswers 17 16 NONANSWER [n]
nonbreeder 16 16 an animal that does...
noncarrier 18 15 someone who does not...
nonconcern 19 20 lack of concern [n -...
nondancers 17 17 NONDANCER, someone w...
nondrinker 16 18 one who does not dri...
nondrivers 18 17 NONDRIVER, one who d...
nonexperts 23 22 NONEXPERT, one who i...
nonfarmers 18 18 NONFARMER, someone w...
nonfederal 17 17 not federal [adj]
nonferrous 17 16 not ferrous [adj]
nongolfers 19 18 NONGOLFER, someone w...
nonhunters 17 16 NONHUNTER, one who d...
nonjoinder 16 23 the omission of some...
nonjoiners 16 22 NONJOINER, one who d...
nonkoshers 18 18 NONKOSHER, food that...
nonlawyers 25 18 NONLAWYER, one who i...
nonliteral 17 14 not literal [adj]
nonmembers 19 21 NONMEMBER, one who i...
nonmoderns 15 17 NONMODERN, one who i...
nonpersons 16 16 NONPERSON, someone w...
nonplayers 24 18 NONPLAYER, one who i...
nonreaders 14 13 NONREADER, one who i...
nonrioters 15 12 NONRIOTER, one who i...
nonrunners 14 15 NONRUNNER, one who i...
nonserials 16 13 NONSERIAL, something...
nonserious 15 13 not serious [adj]
nonsigners 16 15 NONSIGNER, one who d...
nonskaters 16 16 NONSKATER, one who i...
nonsmokers 17 19 NONSMOKER, one who i...
nonspeaker 17 19 someone who does not...
nonstarter 15 12 a competitor in a sp...
nonsteroid 15 13 a drug that is not a...
nonswimmer 21 21 someone who does not...
nontalkers 17 17 NONTALKER, someone w...
nonthermal 19 18 not thermal [adj]
nonveteran 15 17 not veteran [adj] /...
nonviewers 20 19 NONVIEWER, someone w...
nonworkers 19 19 NONWORKER, someone w...
nonwriters 19 15 NONWRITER, someone w...
noospheres 19 16 NOOSPHERE, the sum o...
normaliser 18 15 one who normalises,...
normalizer 21 24 one that normalizes,...
norsellers 18 13 NORSELLER, (obsolete...
northering 19 16 NORTHER, to veer nor...
northerner 17 14 one born or living i...
notepapers 19 17 NOTEPAPER, writing p...
nourishers 19 14 NOURISHER, one who n...
novelisers 19 16 NOVELISER, one who m...
novelizers 22 25 NOVELIZER, one who m...
nubiferous 21 19 cloud-bringing [adj]
nuciferous 22 19 nut-bearing [adj]
nuisancers 19 16 NUISANCER, one who m...
nullifiers 22 17 NULLIFIER, one who n...
numberable 22 22 that can be numbered...
numberings 21 21 NUMBERING, the act o...
numberless 21 19 without number, coun...
numeracies 20 18 NUMERACY, the state...
numeraires 17 15 NUMERAIRE, (French)...
numerating 18 18 NUMERATE, to compute...
numeration 16 16 the act of counting...
numerative 19 19 relating to numerati...
numerators 17 15 NUMERATOR, one who n...
numerology 25 20 the study of the occ...
numerosity 24 17 the state of being n...
numerously 25 19 NUMEROUS, many [adv]
nurseryman 23 18 one whose occupation...
nurserymen 23 18 NURSERYMAN, one whos...
nutbutters 20 16 NUTBUTTER, a butter...
nutcracker 24 22 a bird of the crow f...
nutjobbers 23 27 NUTJOBBER, the nutha...
nutmeggier 20 19 NUTMEGGY, full of or...
nutpeckers 23 22 NUTPECKER, the nutha...
obliterate 19 14 to erase or blot out...
observable 23 21 that can be observed...
observably 30 23 OBSERVABLE, that can...
observance 22 21 the keeping of a cus...
observancy 29 23 the keeping of a cus...
observants 20 18 OBSERVANT, a person...
observator 20 17 one who observes or...
obstructer 23 17 one who obstructs, a...
obtempered 21 20 OBTEMPER, to yield o...
obversions 20 18 OBVERSION, the act o...
occasioner 21 17 one who, or that whi...
octamerous 20 17 having eight parts o...
octameters 20 16 OCTAMETER, a verse-l...
octopusher 24 19 one who plays octopu...
oddsmakers 19 19 ODDSMAKER, one who f...
oedometers 16 14 OEDOMETER, an instru...
oenometers 15 14 OENOMETER, an instru...
oenotheras 16 13 OENOTHERA, a type of...
officering 25 22 OFFICER, to command...
oleiferous 19 15 producing oil [adj]
oleraceous 19 15 of the nature of a p...
oligomeric 23 19 of or like an oligom...
ombrometer 20 19 a rain-gauge [n -S]
omniferous 19 18 bearing everything [...
oncometers 19 17 ONCOMETER, an instru...
opacifiers 24 19 OPACIFIER, something...
operagoers 18 15 OPERAGOER, one who a...
operagoing 19 18 attending the opera...
operations 17 14 OPERATION, the act o...
operatised 18 14 OPERATISE, to turn a...
operatises 18 13 OPERATISE, to turn a...
operatives 20 17 OPERATIVE, a worker,...
operatized 21 23 OPERATIZE, to turn a...
operatizes 21 22 OPERATIZE, to turn a...
operculars 23 18 OPERCULAR, the operc...
operculate 22 18 relating to the oper...
operculums 25 22 OPERCULUM, an anatom...
operettist 19 13 a composer of operet...
ophiolater 21 16 a snake-worshipper [...
opisometer 19 16 an instrument for me...
opotherapy 28 20 treatment by adminis...
opsiometer 19 16 an instrument for te...
optimisers 21 16 OPTIMISER, one who o...
optimizers 24 25 OPTIMIZER, one who o...
optometers 19 16 OPTOMETER, an instru...
orangeries 16 13 ORANGERY, a building...
ordinarier 16 12 ORDINARY, according...
organisers 17 13 ORGANISER, one who o...
organizers 20 22 ORGANIZER, one who o...
orienteers 15 11 ORIENTEER, to take p...
ornamenter 15 15 one who makes orname...
orneriness 15 12 the state of being o...
orographer 21 17 one who practises or...
orthoptera 20 15 ORTHOPTERON, any mem...
orthopters 21 15 ORTHOPTER, a type of...
osmeterium 19 17 a forked process beh...
osmometers 18 16 OSMOMETER, an instru...
ossiferous 19 14 bearing bones [adj]
osteoderms 17 14 OSTEODERM, a bony de...
ostraciser 20 13 one who ostracises,...
ostracizer 23 22 one who ostracises,...
othergates 19 14 (obsolete) in anothe...
otherguess 20 15 (obsolete) in anothe...
otherwhere 23 17 (archaic) elsewhere...
otherwhile 25 18 (archaic) at other t...
otherworld 23 17 a world beyond death...
outbackers 23 21 OUTBACKER, one who l...
outbidders 20 16 OUTBIDDER, one who o...
outbluster 21 16 to surpass in bluste...
outcapered 21 18 OUTCAPER, to surpass...
outdeliver 20 17 to surpass in delive...
outercoats 19 14 OUTERCOAT, a coat [n...
outerwears 19 14 OUTERWEAR, outer clo...
outfielder 20 16 one who plays in the...
outfitters 20 14 OUTFITTER, a person...
outgeneral 17 15 to surpass in terms...
outglitter 20 14 to surpass in glitte...
outhaulers 20 15 OUTHAULER, a rope us...
outhomered 19 17 OUTHOMER, to surpass...
outlanders 17 14 OUTLANDER, a foreign...
outmasters 18 14 OUTMASTER, to surpas...
outnumbers 20 19 OUTNUMBER, to surpas...
outpeering 19 17 OUTPEER, (Shakespear...
outperform 22 20 to exceed in perform...
outplacers 23 18 OUTPLACER, one who o...
outporters 19 14 OUTPORTER, an inhabi...
outpourers 19 15 OUTPOURER, one who p...
outpowered 21 18 OUTPOWER, to surpass...
outriggers 20 15 OUTRIGGER, a spar ex...
outroopers 18 14 OUTROOPER, (obsolete...
outrunners 16 14 OUTRUNNER, one who o...
outserving 20 18 OUTSERVE, to surpass...
outsteered 16 12 OUTSTEER, to surpass...
outswinger 21 17 a ball in cricket th...
outtowered 19 15 OUTTOWER, to tower a...
outworkers 21 18 OUTWORKER, one who w...
overabound 19 20 to be exceedingly pl...
overacting 22 20 OVERACT, to act with...
overaction 20 18 exaggerated or exces...
overactive 23 21 excessively or abnor...
overarched 23 20 OVERARCH, to form an...
overarches 23 19 OVERARCH, to form an...
overarming 20 20 OVERARM, to throw a...
overassert 18 14 to assert to excess...
overbaking 22 24 OVERBAKE, to bake to...
overbeaten 18 18 OVERBEAT, to beat to...
overbetted 20 18 OVERBET, to bet too...
overbidden 20 20 OVERBID, to bid or o...
overbidder 21 19 one who makes unduly...
overbilled 23 20 OVERBILL, to bill to...
overbleach 26 23 to bleach to excess...
overblouse 21 19 a garment worn over...
overboiled 21 19 OVERBOIL, to boil to...
overboldly 29 22 OVERBOLD, excessivel...
overbooked 20 22 OVERBOOK, to book in...
overborrow 23 20 to borrow to excess...
overbought 24 22 OVERBUY, to buy too...
overbounds 20 20 OVERBOUND, to bound...
overbraked 21 22 OVERBRAKE, to brake...
overbrakes 21 21 OVERBRAKE, to brake...
overbreeds 20 18 OVERBREED, to breed...
overbridge 22 20 to span with a bridg...
overbriefs 23 20 OVERBRIEF, to brief...
overbright 25 21 excessively bright [...
overbrowed 23 21 OVERBROW, (archaic)...
overbrowse 23 20 to browse to excess...
overbrutal 22 19 excessively brutal [...
overbuilds 23 20 OVERBUILD, to build...
overbulked 23 24 OVERBULK, to oppress...
overburden 20 20 to overload, also OV...
overburned 20 20 OVERBURN, to burn to...
overbusied 21 19 OVERBUSY, to occupy...
overbusies 21 18 OVERBUSY, to occupy...
overbuying 28 23 OVERBUY, to buy too...
overcalled 23 20 OVERCALL, in bridge,...
overcanopy 28 23 to cover as with a c...
overcasted 21 18 OVERCAST, to sew sti...
overcaught 25 22 OVERCATCH, to overta...
overcharge 24 21 to charge too much [...
overchecks 28 26 OVERCHECK, a large p...
overchills 27 21 OVERCHILL, to chill...
overclaims 24 21 OVERCLAIM, to claim...
overcleans 21 19 OVERCLEAN, to clean...
overclears 22 18 OVERCLEAR, to clear...
overclocks 27 25 OVERCLOCK, to run a...
overclouds 23 20 OVERCLOUD, to cover...
overcloyed 28 21 OVERCLOY, to eat to...
overcolors 22 18 OVERCOLOR, to color...
overcolour 22 19 to colour to excess,...
overcomers 22 20 OVERCOMER, one who o...
overcoming 23 23 OVERCOME, to get the...
overcommit 24 23 to commit excessivel...
overcooked 21 22 OVERCOOK, to cook to...
overcooled 21 19 OVERCOOL, to make to...
overcounts 21 19 OVERCOUNT, to rate t...
overcovers 23 21 OVERCOVER, to cover...
overcrawed 24 21 OVERCRAW, (Spenser)...
overcrowds 25 21 OVERCROWD, to crowd...
overcrowed 24 21 OVERCROW, to triumph...
overcuring 23 21 OVERCURE, to cure to...
overdaring 19 18 OVERDARE, to become...
overdecked 22 23 OVERDECK, to adorn e...
overdesign 19 18 to design to excess...
overdirect 22 18 to direct excessivel...
overdosage 18 17 an overdose [n -S]
overdosing 19 18 OVERDOSE, to give an...
overdrafts 21 18 OVERDRAFT, the overd...
overdrinks 20 20 OVERDRINK, to drink...
overdriven 20 20 OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdrives 21 19 OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdrying 26 20 OVERDRY, to dry too...
overdubbed 23 23 OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdusted 19 17 OVERDUST, to dust ov...
overdyeing 25 20 OVERDYE, to dye with...
overeaters 17 14 OVEREATER, one who o...
overeating 18 17 excessive eating [n...
overedited 18 16 OVEREDIT, to edit mo...
overegging 21 21 OVEREGG, as in the p...
overemoted 18 18 OVEREMOTE, to emote...
overemotes 18 17 OVEREMOTE, to emote...
overequips 29 27 OVEREQUIP, to equip,...
overexcite 27 24 to excite too much [...
overexerts 24 21 OVEREXERT, to exert...
overexpand 25 26 to expand excessivel...
overexpose 25 24 to expose excessivel...
overextend 23 23 to extend beyond a s...
overeyeing 24 19 OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfacile 24 21 too facile [adj]
overfallen 21 20 OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfavors 22 21 OVERFAVOR, to favor...
overfavour 22 22 to favour excessivel...
overfeared 19 18 OVERFEAR, to fear to...
overfilled 23 20 OVERFILL, to fill to...
overfished 23 20 OVERFISH, to deplete...
overfishes 23 19 OVERFISH, to deplete...
overflight 26 22 a passage over an ar...
overfloods 21 19 OVERFLOOD, to flood...
overflowed 24 22 OVERFLOW, to flow ov...
overflying 29 23 OVERFLY, to fly over...
overfolded 21 20 OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
overfondly 27 22 OVERFOND, foolish to...
overfreely 27 20 OVERFREE, too libera...
overfulfil 26 23 to fulfil excessivel...
overfunded 20 21 OVERFUND, to fund mo...
overgalled 21 19 OVERGALL, to greatly...
overgeared 18 17 OVERGEAR, to cause a...
overgilded 21 19 OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirded 20 18 OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overgiving 23 23 OVERGIVE, to give up...
overglance 22 21 to glance over [v OV...
overglazed 23 27 OVERGLAZE, to cover...
overglazes 23 26 OVERGLAZE, to cover...
overglooms 21 20 OVERGLOOM, to cover...
overgoaded 18 18 OVERGOAD, to goad to...
overgoings 20 19 OVERGOING, a passing...
overgorged 20 19 OVERGORGE, (Shakespe...
overgorges 20 18 OVERGORGE, (Shakespe...
overgovern 20 21 to govern to excess...
overgraded 19 18 OVERGRADE, to grade...
overgrades 19 17 OVERGRADE, to grade...
overgrains 19 17 OVERGRAIN, in painti...
overgrazed 22 26 OVERGRAZE, to graze...
overgrazes 22 25 OVERGRAZE, to graze...
overgreedy 25 19 excessively greedy [...
overgreens 18 17 OVERGREEN, to cover...
overground 19 19 situated over or abo...
overgrowth 25 21 excessive growth [n...
overhailed 21 18 OVERHAILE, (Spenser)...
overhailes 21 17 OVERHAILE, (Spenser)...
overhaling 22 20 OVERHALE, (Spenser)...
overhanded 19 19 OVERHAND, to sew wit...
overhandle 20 19 to handle, or use, t...
overhastes 20 16 OVERHASTE [v]
overhating 21 19 OVERHATE, to hate to...
overhauled 21 19 OVERHAUL, to examine...
overheaped 21 20 OVERHEAP, to heap up...
overheated 19 17 OVERHEAT, to heat to...
overhonors 19 17 OVERHONOR, to honor...
overhonour 19 18 to honour excessivel...
overhoping 23 22 OVERHOPE, to hope ex...
overhunted 20 19 OVERHUNT, to deplete...
overhyping 30 24 OVERHYPE, to hype to...
overinform 21 21 to inform excessivel...
overinsure 18 16 to insure to excess...
overissued 19 16 OVERISSUE, to issue...
overissues 19 15 OVERISSUE, to issue...
overjoying 27 28 OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overjumped 24 31 OVERJUMP, to jump to...
overkilled 22 21 OVERKILL, to destroy...
overlabors 21 18 OVERLABOR, to cause...
overlabour 21 19 (archaic) to labour...
overlading 20 19 OVERLADE, to load wi...
overlanded 18 18 OVERLAND [v]
overlander 18 17 (Australian) a perso...
overlapped 23 22 OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlarded 19 17 OVERLARD, to smear o...
overlaunch 24 22 in shipbuilding, to...
overlavish 24 21 lavish to excess [ad...
overlaying 26 20 the act of overlayin...
overleaped 20 19 OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overlearns 18 16 OVERLEARN, to contin...
overlearnt 18 16 OVERLEARN, to contin...
overleaven 19 20 to leaven too much [...
overlength 22 20 excessive length [n...
overlights 24 19 OVERLIGHT, to light...
overliving 23 22 OVERLIVE, to outlive...
overloaded 18 17 OVERLOAD, to load to...
overlocked 23 23 OVERLOCK, to oversew...
overlocker 23 22 a person or machine...
overlooked 19 20 OVERLOOK, to fail to...
overlooker 19 19 one who overlooks [n...
overlorded 19 17 OVERLORD, to rule ty...
overloving 22 22 OVERLOVE, to love to...
overmanage 18 20 to manage to excess...
overmanies 18 18 OVERMANY, an excess...
overmanned 17 20 OVERMAN, to provide...
overmantel 19 19 an ornamental struct...
overmasted 19 18 OVERMAST, to provide...
overmaster 19 17 to overpower [v -ED,...
overmatter 19 17 overset type matter,...
overmature 19 18 excessively mature [...
overmelted 20 19 OVERMELT, to melt to...
overmighty 30 23 too powerful [adj]
overmilked 22 23 OVERMILK, to milk to...
overmining 20 21 OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmixing 27 27 OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmodest 19 18 modest to excess [ad...
overmounts 19 19 OVERMOUNT, to rise a...
overmuches 25 23 OVERMUCH, an excess...
overnaming 19 21 OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnetted 17 16 OVERNET, to cover wi...
overnicely 28 21 OVERNICE, excessivel...
overnights 22 19 OVERNIGHT, to stay o...
overoffice 25 23 to domineer over by...
overpacked 24 25 OVERPACK, to pack to...
overpaints 20 18 OVERPAINT, to color...
overparted 20 18 OVERPART, to give an...
overpassed 20 18 OVERPASS, to pass ov...
overpasses 20 17 OVERPASS, to pass ov...
overpaying 27 22 OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpedals 21 19 OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpeered 19 18 OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overpeople 22 21 to people too densel...
overplaced 24 22 placed above [adj]
overplaids 22 19 OVERPLAID, a textile...
overplants 21 19 OVERPLANT, to plant...
overplayed 27 21 OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overpluses 22 19 OVERPLUS, a surplus...
overplying 29 23 OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overpoised 20 18 OVERPOISE, to burden...
overpoises 20 17 OVERPOISE, to burden...
overposted 20 18 OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpotent 19 18 too potent or powerf...
overpowers 23 20 OVERPOWER, to overco...
overpraise 20 17 to praise excessivel...
overpriced 24 21 OVERPRICE, to set an...
overprices 24 20 OVERPRICE, to set an...
overprints 21 18 OVERPRINT, to print...
overprized 24 27 OVERPRIZE, to prize...
overprizes 24 26 OVERPRIZE, to prize...
overproofs 22 20 OVERPROOF, a spirit...
overpumped 24 25 OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overracked 22 22 OVERRACK, to overstr...
overraking 20 21 OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overranked 18 20 OVERRANK, to assign...
overrashly 28 19 OVERRASH, excessivel...
overrating 19 17 OVERRATE, to rate to...
overraught 22 19 OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacts 21 17 OVERREACT, to react...
overreckon 21 22 to reckon too highly...
overredded 18 17 OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrefine 19 18 to refine excessivel...
overreport 20 17 to report to excess...
overridden 18 17 OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overriders 19 15 OVERRIDER, either of...
overriding 20 18 OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overripens 20 18 OVERRIPEN, to become...
overroasts 18 14 OVERROAST, to roast...
overruffed 23 22 OVERRUFF, at cards,...
overrulers 20 16 OVERRULER, one who o...
overruling 21 19 the act of overrulin...
overrunner 17 17 one that overruns [n...
oversailed 19 16 OVERSAIL, to project...
oversalted 19 16 OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversauced 21 19 OVERSAUCE, to sauce...
oversauces 21 18 OVERSAUCE, to sauce...
oversaving 21 21 OVERSAVE, to save to...
overscaled 22 19 oversize, also OVERS...
overscored 21 18 OVERSCORE, to score...
overscores 21 17 OVERSCORE, to score...
overseeded 17 16 OVERSEED, to seed to...
overseeing 18 17 OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversewing 22 20 OVERSEW, to sew over...
overshaded 20 18 OVERSHADE, to cover...
overshades 20 17 OVERSHADE, to cover...
overshadow 23 20 to cast a shadow ove...
overshines 20 17 OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overshirts 22 16 OVERSHIRT, a shirt w...
overshoots 20 16 OVERSHOOT, to shoot...
overshower 23 19 to shower over [v -E...
oversights 23 18 OVERSIGHT [v]
oversimple 23 21 too simple [adj OVER...
oversimply 30 23 OVERSIMPLE, too simp...
oversizing 23 26 OVERSIZE, to cover w...
overskirts 21 18 OVERSKIRT, an upper...
overslaugh 23 20 exemption from duty...
oversleeps 21 18 OVERSLEEP, to sleep...
oversleeve 20 19 a sleeve that goes o...
oversmoked 20 22 OVERSMOKE, to smoke...
oversmokes 20 21 OVERSMOKE, to smoke...
oversoaked 18 19 OVERSOAK, to soak to...
oversowing 22 20 OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspends 20 19 OVERSPEND, to spend...
overspiced 24 21 OVERSPICE, to spice...
overspices 24 20 OVERSPICE, to spice...
overspills 24 19 OVERSPILL, to spill...
overspread 20 18 to spread over or ab...
overstaffs 23 20 OVERSTAFF, to employ...
overstains 18 15 OVERSTAIN, to cover...
overstands 18 16 OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
overstared 18 15 OVERSTARE, to outsta...
overstares 18 14 OVERSTARE, to outsta...
overstated 18 15 OVERSTATE, to state...
overstates 18 14 OVERSTATE, to state...
overstayed 24 17 OVERSTAY, to stay be...
overstayer 24 16 an immigrant worker...
oversteers 18 14 OVERSTEER, to steer...
overstinks 20 19 OVERSTINK, to stink...
overstocks 23 21 OVERSTOCK, to stock...
overstorey 24 16 the highest level of...
overstrain 18 15 to strain to excess...
overstress 19 14 to stress to excess...
overstrewn 21 18 OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstrews 22 17 OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstride 19 15 to stride over, acro...
overstrike 20 18 to strike beyond [v...
overstrode 18 15 OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstrong 19 17 too strong [adj]
overstruck 24 22 OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstrung 20 18 too highly strung [a...
overstuffs 24 21 OVERSTUFF, to stuff...
oversubtle 22 19 too subtle [adj]
oversudsed 19 17 OVERSUDS, to form an...
oversudses 19 16 OVERSUDS, to form an...
oversupped 23 22 OVERSUP, to sup to e...
oversupply 31 24 to supply to excess...
overswayed 27 20 OVERSWAY, to bear do...
overswears 21 17 OVERSWEAR, to swear...
overswells 24 19 OVERSWELL, to swell...
overswings 23 20 OVERSWING [v]
overtaking 20 21 OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtalked 20 20 OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasked 19 19 OVERTASK, to impose...
overtaught 22 19 OVERTEACH, to teach...
overtaxing 25 24 OVERTAX, to tax too...
overteemed 18 18 OVERTEEM, to produce...
overthinks 22 21 OVERTHINK, to think...
overthrown 23 20 OVERTHROW [v]
overthrows 24 19 OVERTHROW [v]
overthrust 22 17 a fault at a low ang...
overthwart 24 19 to lie athwart [v OV...
overtimely 27 20 (obsolete) too timel...
overtimers 20 17 OVERTIMER, one who w...
overtiming 21 20 OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtipped 23 21 OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtiring 20 17 OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtoiled 19 16 OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtopped 22 21 OVERTOP, to rise abo...
overtowers 21 17 OVERTOWER, to tower...
overtraded 18 16 OVERTRADE, to trade...
overtrades 18 15 OVERTRADE, to trade...
overtrains 18 15 OVERTRAIN, to train...
overtreats 18 14 OVERTREAT, to treat...
overtricks 24 21 OVERTRICK, at bridge...
overtrumps 23 21 OVERTRUMP, to trump...
overtrusts 20 15 OVERTRUST, to trust...
overturing 20 18 OVERTURE, to put for...
overturned 18 17 OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overturner 18 16 one who overturns [n...
overtyping 28 22 OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overurging 21 20 OVERURGE, to urge to...
overvalued 21 21 OVERVALUE, to value...
overvalues 21 20 OVERVALUE, to value...
overveiled 21 20 OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overvoting 21 21 OVERVOTE, to defeat...
overwarmed 22 21 OVERWARM, to warm to...
overwashes 23 19 OVERWASH, material c...
overwaters 21 17 OVERWATER, to water...
overweened 19 19 OVERWEEN, to expect...
overweighs 25 21 OVERWEIGH, to exceed...
overweight 25 21 to give too much wei...
overwetted 21 18 OVERWET, to wet too...
overwhelms 26 23 OVERWHELM, to crush...
overwinged 22 21 OVERWING, to fly ove...
overwinter 21 18 to last through or p...
overwisely 29 20 OVERWISE, too wise;...
overworked 22 22 OVERWORK, to cause t...
overwrests 22 17 OVERWREST, to wrest...
overwrites 22 17 OVERWRITE, to write...
overyeared 23 17 OVERYEAR, to keep in...
owerloupen 21 19 OWERLOUP, to leap ov...
owerloupit 23 18 OWERLOUP, to leap ov...
ownerships 24 19 OWNERSHIP, the state...
oxygeniser 29 22 an agent that oxygen...
oxygenizer 32 31 an agent that oxygen...
oysterings 24 15 OYSTERING, gathering...
ozocerites 22 22 OZOCERITE, a waxy na...
ozokerites 20 23 OZOKERITE, a waxy na...
pacemakers 23 23 PACEMAKER, a person...
pacesetter 21 16 one who sets the pac...
pachyderms 32 24 PACHYDERM, a thick-s...
pachymeter 31 23 an instrument for me...
padereroes 17 14 PADERERO, a type of...
paederasts 18 14 PAEDERAST, one who h...
paederasty 24 16 anal intercourse bet...
paganisers 19 16 PAGANISER, one who c...
paganizers 22 25 PAGANIZER, one who c...
painfuller 23 20 PAINFUL, causing pai...
painkiller 22 20 something (as a drug...
painstaker 19 18 one who takes pains...
palaverers 21 18 PALAVERER, one who p...
palavering 22 21 PALAVER, to talk pro...
palfrenier 21 18 a groom [n -S]
palisander 19 16 (French) a jacaranda...
pallbearer 22 18 a person who helps t...
palletiser 21 15 one who palletises,...
palletizer 24 24 one who palletizes,...
palmcorder 24 21 a small camcorder wh...
palmerworm 25 23 (Biblical) any destr...
palmisters 22 17 PALMISTER, a person...
paloverdes 21 19 PALOVERDE, (Spanish)...
panderisms 20 18 PANDERISM, the emplo...
pandermite 19 18 a hydrogen calcium b...
panhandler 20 19 (US) someone who beg...
panspermia 21 20 (Greek) the theory t...
panspermic 25 23 of or pertaining to...
pantheress 20 16 a female panther [n...
pantherine 19 17 like a panther, esp....
pantherish 23 18 like a panther [adj]
panzerotto 20 23 a baked turnover wit...
papaverine 21 21 an alkaloid derived...
papaverous 22 21 of or relating to po...
paperbacks 27 26 PAPERBACK, to bring...
paperbarks 24 23 PAPERBARK, an Austra...
paperboard 22 20 a type of strong thi...
paperbound 22 22 a book bound in pape...
paperclips 28 23 PAPERCLIP, a bent wi...
papergirls 24 19 PAPERGIRL, a female...
paperiness 20 17 the state of being p...
paperknife 23 24 a knife for cutting...
papermaker 22 23 one that makes paper...
paperwares 23 19 PAPERWARE, articles...
paperworks 25 23 PAPERWORK, clerical...
papeteries 20 16 PAPETERIE, (French)...
paradoxers 24 21 PARADOXER, one who e...
paraglider 21 17 a glider with inflat...
paralysers 26 16 PARALYSER, a paralys...
paralyzers 29 25 PARALYZER, a paralys...
parameters 19 16 PARAMETER, a boundar...
parawalker 23 21 a metal structure li...
parenteral 18 15 entering the body by...
pargetters 20 15 PARGETTER, one who p...
partnering 19 17 PARTNER, to join wit...
partygoers 26 17 PARTYGOER, one who a...
pasquilers 29 24 PASQUILER, a writer...
passengers 19 16 PASSENGER, someone w...
passerines 18 14 PASSERINE, a perchin...
passimeter 20 16 a machine for issuin...
patcheries 24 18 PATCHERY, (Shakespea...
patercoves 23 20 PATERCOVE, (slang) a...
patereroes 17 13 PATERERO, a type of...
paternally 26 18 PATERNAL, pertaining...
pathfinder 23 20 one that discovers a...
patisserie 19 13 (French) a shop whic...
patissiers 20 13 PATISSIER, (French)...
patrollers 21 15 PATROLLER, one who p...
patroniser 18 14 one who patronises,...
patronizer 21 23 one who patronizes,...
patterning 19 17 the act of patternin...
pauperdoms 22 21 PAUPERDOM, the state...
pauperised 21 18 PAUPERISE, to reduce...
pauperises 21 17 PAUPERISE, to reduce...
pauperisms 23 20 PAUPERISM, the state...
pauperized 24 27 PAUPERIZE, to reduce...
pauperizes 24 26 PAUPERIZE, to reduce...
pawnbroker 24 24 one who lends money...
paymasters 26 18 PAYMASTER, the offic...
peaberries 20 16 PEABERRY, a type of...
peacemaker 22 23 one who makes peace...
peacherino 22 19 (US slang) a girl [n...
peacockery 31 25 vain ostentation [n...
peacockier 25 23 PEACOCKY, vain, stru...
pearmonger 19 19 a seller of pears [n...
peashooter 19 15 a toy blowgun that u...
peasoupers 20 17 PEASOUPER, a thick f...
peckerwood 25 24 a southern term for...
peddleries 20 16 PEDDLERY, the trade...
pederastic 22 17 of or pertaining to...
pedereroes 17 14 PEDERERO, a type of...
pedometers 19 17 PEDOMETER, an instru...
peerlessly 27 17 PEERLESS, having no...
pelletiser 21 15 a device for making...
pelletizer 24 24 a device for making...
peltmonger 21 20 a dealer in skins [n...
pelvimeter 23 21 an instrument for me...
pencillers 24 19 PENCILLER, one who p...
pendiclers 23 19 PENDICLER, the tenan...
penguinery 25 20 a breeding place, or...
penholders 21 18 PENHOLDER, a holder...
penpushers 23 20 PENPUSHER, a person...
penserosos 17 14 PENSEROSO, a pensive...
pensieroso 17 14 (Italian) melancholy...
pensioneer 16 15 as in pensioneer tru...
pensioners 17 15 PENSIONER, one recei...
pentameter 18 17 a line of verse cons...
penteteric 21 17 occurring every four...
peperomias 21 19 PEPEROMIA, a genus o...
peppercorn 25 23 the dried berry of t...
pepperidge 24 22 a North American tre...
pepperiest 23 19 PEPPERY, resembling...
pepperings 24 22 PEPPERING, a seasoni...
peppermill 27 24 a small handmill in...
peppermint 24 23 a pungent and aromat...
pepperonis 22 20 PEPPERONI, (Italian)...
peppertree 22 19 an evergreen tree na...
pepperwort 26 22 a wild plant, aka pe...
peptoniser 20 17 an agent that pepton...
peptonizer 23 26 an agent that pepton...
peracidity 29 19 the state of being p...
peraeopods 19 17 PERAEOPOD, each of t...
perborates 20 16 PERBORATE, a salt th...
percalines 22 18 PERCALINE, (French)...
perceivers 24 20 PERCEIVER, one who p...
perceiving 25 23 the act of perceivin...
percentage 21 19 a part of a whole ex...
percentile 22 18 the value below whic...
perception 23 20 a result of perceivi...
perceptive 26 23 responsive to sensor...
perceptual 25 21 of, relating to, or...
percheries 24 18 PERCHERY, a barn whe...
percherons 23 19 PERCHERON, (French)...
perchloric 29 22 containing more oxyg...
perciforms 26 22 PERCIFORM, a perch-l...
percipient 24 20 perceiving; percepti...
percocting 26 22 PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percoidean 20 18 like a perch, also P...
percolable 25 21 that can be percolat...
percolated 22 18 PERCOLATE, to pass t...
percolates 22 17 PERCOLATE, to pass t...
percolator 22 17 one that percolates...
percurrent 22 18 extending the whole...
percursory 29 19 cursory [adj]
percussant 22 18 bent round and strik...
percussing 24 20 PERCUSS, to strike w...
percussion 22 18 the act of striking;...
percussive 25 21 of or relating to pe...
percussors 23 17 PERCUSSOR, a percuss...
percutient 22 18 something that strik...
perdendosi 18 16 (Italian) slowing an...
perditions 19 15 PERDITION, everlasti...
perdurable 22 19 extremely durable, p...
perdurably 29 21 PERDURABLE, extremel...
perdurance 21 19 lastingness, enduran...
peregrines 19 16 PEREGRINE, a swift f...
pereiopods 20 17 PEREIOPOD, each of t...
peremptory 28 21 putting an end to or...
perennated 16 16 PERENNATE, to last o...
perennates 16 15 PERENNATE, to last o...
perennials 18 16 PERENNIAL, a plant t...
perfecters 24 19 PERFECTER, a person...
perfectest 24 19 PERFECT, lacking in...
perfecting 25 22 PERFECT, to make fau...
perfection 23 20 freedom from fault o...
perfective 26 23 tending to make perf...
perfectors 24 19 PERFECTOR, a machine...
perfervors 23 20 PERFERVOR, a state o...
perfervour 23 21 great fervour, ardou...
perficient 24 20 someone who or somet...
perfidious 22 18 characterized by fai...
perfoliate 21 17 of a leaf or bract,...
perforable 23 20 that can be perforat...
perforated 20 17 PERFORATE, to bore t...
perforates 20 16 PERFORATE, to bore t...
perforator 20 16 a machine for perfor...
perforatus 21 17 the short flexor of...
performers 22 19 PERFORMER, one who p...
performing 23 22 the act of doing som...
perfumiers 23 20 PERFUMIER, one who p...
perfusates 21 17 PERFUSATE, that whic...
perfusions 21 18 PERFUSION, the act o...
pergunnahs 21 20 PERGUNNAH, (Hindi) a...
periastron 18 14 that point, in the r...
periblasts 23 17 PERIBLAST, in merobl...
pericardia 22 17 PERICARDIUM, a membr...
pericarpic 28 22 relating to the peri...
pericenter 21 17 the point in the pat...
pericentre 21 17 the point in the pat...
periclases 23 17 PERICLASE, a natural...
periclinal 24 19 sloping downwards in...
periclines 23 18 PERICLINE, a variety...
pericrania 21 17 PERICRANIUM, a membr...
periculous 24 19 (obsolete) dangerous...
pericycles 33 22 PERICYCLE, the outer...
pericyclic 37 25 relating to the peri...
peridermal 21 18 relating to the peri...
peridermic 24 20 relating to the peri...
peridesmia 20 17 PERIDESMIUM, the are...
peridinian 18 16 a dinoflagellate, a...
peridinium 21 19 a dinoflagellate, a...
peridotite 19 14 an ultramafic igneou...
peridromes 20 17 PERIDROME, a gallery...
periegeses 19 15 PERIEGESIS, a descri...
periegesis 20 15 a description in the...
perigonial 20 17 of or like a perigon...
perigonium 21 20 any organ inclosing...
perigynies 26 18 PERIGYNY, a receptac...
perigynous 26 19 of a flower, having...
perihelial 23 17 relating to the peri...
perihelion 21 17 the point of the orb...
perikaryal 27 20 relating to the peri...
perikaryon 25 20 the cell body of a n...
perilously 28 18 PERILOUS, dangerous,...
perilymphs 33 24 PERILYMPH, the fluid...
perimeters 20 16 PERIMETER, the circu...
perimetral 21 17 relating to a perime...
perimetric 24 19 relating to a perime...
perimorphs 25 21 PERIMORPH, a crystal...
perimysium 29 22 the connective tissu...
perinaeums 19 18 PERINAEUM, the lower...
perineural 19 16 relating to the peri...
perineuria 18 15 PERINEURIUM, the con...
periodates 18 14 PERIODATE, a salt of...
periodical 23 18 periodic [adj PERIOD...
periodides 19 15 PERIODIDE, an iodid,...
periodised 19 15 PERIODISE, to divide...
periodises 19 14 PERIODISE, to divide...
periodized 22 24 PERIODIZE, to divide...
periodizes 22 23 PERIODIZE, to divide...
periosteal 19 14 situated around bone...
periosteum 20 17 a tough fibrous memb...
peripeteia 20 16 (Greek) a sudden and...
peripetian 20 17 of or like a peripet...
peripetias 21 16 PERIPETIA, (Greek) a...
peripeties 21 16 PERIPETY, a sudden c...
peripheral 24 19 at the edge [adj PER...
peripheric 27 21 (archaic) relating t...
periphonic 26 22 relating to a sound...
periphrase 23 18 to use more words th...
periphytic 34 23 relating to a periph...
periphyton 29 21 aquatic organisms wh...
periplasms 24 20 PERIPLASM, the regio...
periplasts 23 17 PERIPLAST, an interc...
peripluses 23 18 PERIPLUS, a voyage o...
periprocts 25 19 PERIPROCT, the regio...
peripteral 22 17 having a row of colu...
perisarcal 23 17 relating to the peri...
periscians 22 17 PERISCIAN, a person...
periscopes 24 19 PERISCOPE, a device...
periscopic 28 22 viewing all around,...
perishable 24 19 liable to perish [ad...
perishably 31 21 PERISHABLE, liable t...
perisperms 23 19 PERISPERM, the album...
peristomal 21 17 relating to the peri...
peristomes 20 16 PERISTOME, the area,...
peristylar 27 16 relating to a perist...
peristyles 27 16 PERISTYLE, a range o...
peritectic 26 19 a temperature at whi...
perithecia 24 18 PERITHECIUM, a small...
peritonaea 16 14 PERITONAEUM, a serou...
peritoneal 18 15 relating to the peri...
peritoneum 19 18 the smooth serous me...
peritracks 24 20 PERITRACK, at an air...
peritricha 25 18 PERITRICH, a bacteri...
peritrichs 26 18 PERITRICH, a bacteri...
periwigged 25 21 PERIWIG, to put on a...
periwinkle 24 22 a creeping plant wit...
perjinkety 28 29 (Scots) prim, finica...
perjinkity 29 29 (Scots) a nicety [n...
perjurious 22 24 guilty of perjury, a...
perlemoens 19 18 PERLEMOEN, (Afrikaan...
permabears 21 19 PERMABEAR, an invest...
permabulls 25 22 PERMABULL, an invest...
permafrost 22 19 permanently frozen s...
permalinks 22 22 PERMALINK, an intern...
permalloys 28 20 PERMALLOY, an alloy...
permanence 20 21 the state of being p...
permanency 27 23 the state of being p...
permanents 18 18 PERMANENT, a permane...
permeances 21 20 PERMEANCE, the prope...
permeating 20 19 PERMEATE, to spread...
permeation 18 17 the act of permeatin...
permeative 21 20 that permeates [adj]
permeators 19 16 PERMEATOR, something...
permethrin 22 19 a garden pesticide [...
permillage 23 20 reckoning by the tho...
permission 20 17 the act of permittin...
permissive 23 20 permitting; granting...
permittees 20 16 PERMITTEE, one to wh...
permitters 21 16 PERMITTER, one who p...
permitting 22 19 PERMIT, to allow [v]
permutable 23 21 that can be permuted...
permutably 30 23 PERMUTABLE, that can...
permutated 20 18 PERMUTATE, to alter...
permutates 20 17 PERMUTATE, to alter...
pernancies 20 18 PERNANCY, receiving,...
pernicious 22 18 destructive; ruinous...
pernickety 29 23 fussy about small de...
pernoctate 20 17 to pass the night in...
peroneuses 17 15 PERONEUS, one of the...
perorating 19 16 PERORATE, to make a...
peroration 17 14 the concluding part...
perorators 18 13 PERORATOR, one who p...
perovskias 22 21 PEROVSKIA, a genus o...
perovskite 22 21 a mineral form of ca...
peroxidase 24 21 an enzyme found in m...
peroxiding 26 24 PEROXIDE, to bleach...
peroxidise 25 21 to oxidize to the ut...
peroxidize 28 30 to oxidize to the ut...
peroxisome 25 23 an organelle contain...
perpending 21 21 PERPEND, to weigh in...
perpetrate 20 16 to bring about or ca...
perpetuals 22 18 PERPETUAL, a type of...
perpetuate 20 17 to make perpetual or...
perpetuity 28 19 the state of being p...
perplexers 28 24 PERPLEXER, one who p...
perplexing 29 27 PERPLEX, to puzzle [...
perplexity 35 26 the state of being p...
perquisite 28 23 a privilege, gain, o...
perruquier 28 24 (French) a wigmaker...
persecuted 22 18 PERSECUTE, to harass...
persecutee 21 17 one who is persecute...
persecutes 22 17 PERSECUTE, to harass...
persecutor 22 17 one who persecutes [...
perseities 19 13 PERSEITY, an indepen...
perselines 19 15 PERSELINE, (Spenser)...
persevered 20 18 PERSEVERE, to contin...
perseveres 20 17 PERSEVERE, to contin...
persicaria 22 16 a species of knotgra...
persiennes 17 15 PERSIENNE, (French)...
persiflage 23 19 (French) frivolous,...
persifleur 23 18 (French) one who ind...
persimmons 21 20 PERSIMMON, a kind of...
persistent 19 14 persisting, lasting...
persisters 20 13 PERSISTER, one who p...
persisting 21 16 PERSIST, to continue...
persistive 22 17 (Shakespeare) persis...
personable 20 18 attractive in person...
personably 27 20 PERSONABLE, attracti...
personages 18 16 PERSONAGE, a person,...
personalia 18 15 personal details, po...
personally 26 18 PERSONAL, related to...
personalty 25 17 personal belongings...
personated 17 15 PERSONATE, to assume...
personates 17 14 PERSONATE, to assume...
personator 17 14 one who personates [...
personhood 19 17 being a person [n -S...
personised 18 15 PERSONISE, to person...
personises 18 14 PERSONISE, to person...
personized 21 24 PERSONIZE, to person...
personizes 21 23 PERSONIZE, to person...
personnels 18 16 PERSONNEL, the perso...
perspirate 21 16 to sweat [v PERSPIRA...
perspiring 23 19 PERSPIRE, to exude s...
perstringe 20 16 (obsolete) to constr...
persuaders 19 15 PERSUADER, one who p...
persuading 20 18 PERSUADE, to induce...
persuasion 18 15 the act of persuadin...
persuasive 21 18 tending to persuade...
persuasory 25 16 persuasive [adj]
persulfate 22 18 a sulphuric acid sal...
perswading 23 20 PERSWADE, to induce...
pertaining 19 17 PERTAIN, to have ref...
pertinence 20 18 the state of being p...
pertinency 27 20 the state of being p...
pertinents 18 15 PERTINENT, a minor p...
pertnesses 18 14 PERTNESS, the qualit...
perturbant 21 18 anything that pertur...
perturbate 21 17 to perturb [v PERTUR...
perturbers 22 17 PERTURBER, one who,...
perturbing 23 20 PERTURB, to disturb...
pertusions 19 15 PERTUSION, the act o...
pervasions 20 18 PERVASION, the act o...
perversely 28 20 PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perversest 21 17 PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perversion 20 18 the action of perver...
perversity 28 19 the quality of being...
perversive 23 21 tending to pervert [...
perverters 21 17 PERVERTER, one who p...
perverting 22 20 PERVERT, to turn awa...
perviating 22 20 PERVIATE, to make a...
perviously 29 21 PERVIOUS, capable of...
pesterment 19 17 the act of pestering...
petershams 22 18 PETERSHAM, a rough,...
petitioner 18 14 one who presents a p...
petnappers 22 20 PETNAPPER, one who k...
petrifiers 22 16 PETRIFIER, an agent...
pewholders 25 20 PEWHOLDER, one who h...
phalangers 22 19 PHALANGER, any of se...
phanerogam 21 21 a seed-plant or sper...
phelloderm 24 21 a layer of green par...
pheromonal 21 20 relating to a pherom...
pheromones 20 19 PHEROMONE, a chemica...
philanders 22 18 PHILANDER, to engage...
philologer 24 19 a person who studies...
philtering 24 19 PHILTER, to put unde...
phonmeters 21 19 PHONMETER, an instru...
phonometer 20 19 an instrument for me...
phonotyper 28 21 one who phonotypes,...
photometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
phylactery 38 23 a small leather box...
phylloxera 35 26 a kind of beetle, a...
pickeerers 23 20 PICKEERER, one who p...
pickeering 24 23 PICKEER, to forage,...
picnickers 27 24 PICNICKER, one who p...
picometers 23 19 PICOMETER, a trillio...
piepowders 24 20 PIEPOWDER, (obsolete...
pierceable 24 20 that may be pierced,...
piercingly 31 22 PIERCING, penetratin...
pierrettes 19 13 PIERRETTE, (French)...
piezometer 22 25 an instrument for me...
pifferaros 23 19 PIFFERARO, (Italian)...
pignerated 19 17 PIGNERATE, (archaic)...
pignerates 19 16 PIGNERATE, (archaic)...
pigsticker 26 22 one who sticks pigs...
pilastered 20 15 furnished with pilas...
pilferable 25 21 that can be pilfered...
pilferages 23 19 PILFERAGE, the act o...
pilferings 24 20 PILFERING, petty the...
pilgrimers 24 19 PILGRIMER, someone w...
piliferous 23 18 bearing or growing h...
pimpernels 23 21 PIMPERNEL, a small r...
pincerlike 24 22 like a pincer [adj]
pinfeather 22 19 a feather not fully...
pinhookers 21 20 PINHOOKER, (slang) a...
pinkertons 19 19 PINKERTON, a private...
pinsetters 19 14 PINSETTER, an employ...
pinspotter 21 17 an employee on a mec...
pintaderas 18 15 PINTADERA, (Spanish)...
pioneering 18 17 PIONEER, to take par...
pipefitter 24 19 one whose job is to...
piperazine 23 26 a crystalline nitrog...
piperidine 21 18 an oily liquid alkal...
piperonals 21 18 PIPERONAL, a phenoli...
pirouetter 19 14 one who pirouettes [...
pistoleers 20 14 PISTOLEER, (obsolete...
pistoleros 20 14 PISTOLERO, one who u...
pistoliers 21 14 PISTOLIER, one who u...
pitcherful 29 23 the quantity a pitch...
pitifuller 25 19 PITIFUL, arousing pi...
placoderms 24 21 PLACODERM, a fish co...
plaistered 20 15 PLAISTER, (Scots) to...
planimeter 20 18 an instrument for me...
planishers 22 17 PLANISHER, a person...
planometer 19 18 an instrument for ga...
plasterers 20 14 PLASTERER, one whose...
plastering 21 17 the act of covering...
platelayer 26 17 a workman who lays a...
platemaker 21 21 one who makes plates...
platterful 24 19 the contents of a pl...
playleader 26 18 one who organises pl...
playmakers 28 23 PLAYMAKER, a playwri...
pleasanter 18 15 PLEASANT, pleasing [...
pleasurers 20 15 PLEASURER, a pleasur...
plenishers 22 17 PLENISHER, one who p...
pleromatic 24 20 of or like a pleroma...
plerophory 30 21 full conviction, als...
pleximeter 27 24 a small plate to rec...
plottering 21 17 PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
ploutering 21 18 PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowtering 24 20 PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
plumassier 22 18 (French) a worker in...
plumberies 24 21 PLUMBERY, the work o...
plunderage 20 19 the embezzlement of...
plunderers 20 17 PLUNDERER, one who p...
plundering 21 20 PLUNDER, to rob by f...
plunderous 20 18 of or like plunder [...
pluperfect 28 24 a tense denoting com...
pluraliser 22 16 one who pluralises,...
pluralizer 25 25 one who pluralizes,...
podcasters 22 17 PODCASTER, one who c...
podosphere 22 19 the collective podca...
poetasters 18 13 POETASTER, an inferi...
poetastery 24 15 the writing of infer...
pokerishly 30 22 POKERISH, (US colloq...
pokerworks 24 24 POKERWORK, the art o...
polarisers 20 14 POLARISER, a device...
polarizers 23 23 POLARIZER, a device...
politicker 25 21 one who engages in p...
polleniser 20 16 an agent that pollen...
pollenizer 23 25 an agent that pollen...
polliniser 21 16 an agent that pollin...
pollinizer 24 25 an agent that pollen...
polltakers 22 19 POLLTAKER, a person...
polverines 21 19 POLVERINE, (obsolete...
polyesters 26 16 POLYESTER, any of a...
polymerase 26 19 an enzyme present in...
polymeride 27 20 a polymer [n -S]
polymeries 27 19 POLYMERY, in botany,...
polymerise 27 19 to make into a polym...
polymerism 29 22 the state, quality,...
polymerize 30 28 to make into a polym...
polymerous 27 20 consisting of many p...
polywaters 29 19 POLYWATER, a suppose...
pomiferous 22 20 bearing apples [adj]
pomoeriums 21 20 POMOERIUM, (Latin) a...
ponderable 20 19 capable of being wei...
ponderably 27 21 PONDERABLE, capable...
ponderance 19 19 weight, gravity, als...
ponderancy 26 21 weight, gravity, als...
ponderated 17 16 PONDERATE, to consid...
ponderates 17 15 PONDERATE, to consid...
ponderment 18 19 the act of pondering...
ponderosas 17 15 PONDEROSA, (Spanish)...
ponerology 25 19 the theological doct...
pontoneers 16 15 PONTONEER, a builder...
pontoniers 17 15 PONTONIER, a builder...
pontonnier 16 16 a builder of pontoon...
pontooners 16 15 PONTOONER, a builder...
popperings 24 22 POPPERING, a variety...
poriferans 20 17 PORIFERAN, a member...
poriferous 21 17 having pores [adj]
poromerics 23 19 POROMERIC, a poromer...
porrengers 19 16 PORRENGER, a small d...
porringers 20 16 PORRINGER, a small d...
porterages 19 15 PORTERAGE, the work...
portioners 18 14 PORTIONER, the propr...
portrayers 25 15 PORTRAYER, one who p...
posteriors 19 13 POSTERIOR, the butto...
posterised 19 14 POSTERISE, (US and C...
posterises 19 13 POSTERISE, (US and C...
posterized 22 23 POSTERIZE, (US and C...
posterizes 22 22 POSTERIZE, (US and C...
postholder 22 17 one who holds a post...
postillers 22 15 POSTILLER, one who p...
postmaster 20 16 one who has charge o...
postmodern 19 18 of, relating to, or...
postperson 20 17 a postman or postwom...
postponers 20 17 POSTPONER, one who p...
postriders 20 14 POSTRIDER, one who r...
potboilers 22 17 POTBOILER, a work in...
potholders 22 17 POTHOLDER, a piece o...
pothunters 21 17 POTHUNTER, someone w...
potometers 19 16 POTOMETER, an instru...
potterings 20 16 POTTERING, the act o...
pottingers 20 16 POTTINGER, a small d...
potwallers 24 18 POTWALLER, a man ent...
poulterers 20 15 POULTERER, a dealer...
pourparler 22 18 (French) a discussio...
pouthering 22 19 POUTHER, to powder [...
powderiest 22 17 POWDERY, like powder...
powderings 23 20 POWDERING, the act o...
powderless 23 18 without powder [adj]
powderlike 24 22 like powder [adj]
powerboats 23 19 POWERBOAT, a boat pr...
powerfully 33 24 POWERFUL, full of po...
powerhouse 23 19 one having great dri...
powerplays 31 22 POWERPLAY, strong, a...
powertrain 21 17 the drive-transmitti...
practicers 26 19 PRACTICER, one who p...
practisers 23 16 PRACTISER, one who p...
pranksters 20 18 PRANKSTER, one who p...
prayerless 26 16 not using prayer; ha...
prealtered 19 15 PREALTER, to alter b...
preaverred 20 18 PREAVER, to aver bef...
precancers 24 20 PRECANCER, a conditi...
preconcert 24 20 to settle beforehand...
precookers 22 20 PRECOOKER, a device...
precurrers 23 17 PRECURRER, (Shakespe...
predicters 23 17 PREDICTER, one who p...
predinners 18 16 PREDINNER, a meal ta...
preerected 21 17 PREERECT, to erect b...
preferable 23 20 to be preferred, als...
preferably 30 22 PREFERABLE, to be pr...
preference 22 20 the act of preferrin...
preferment 21 20 promotion [n -S]
preferrers 21 16 PREFERRER, one who p...
preferring 22 19 PREFER, to like bett...
preheaters 20 15 PREHEATER, something...
preinserts 19 14 PREINSERT, to insert...
prejudgers 23 26 PREJUDGER, one who p...
premiering 21 19 PREMIERE, to present...
prenumbers 22 21 PRENUMBER, to number...
preordered 18 15 PREORDER, to order b...
prepuberal 24 21 occurring in prepube...
prepuberty 30 22 the time before pube...
prereading 19 17 referring to the tim...
prerecords 22 17 PRERECORD, to record...
prerelease 18 14 to release in advanc...
prerequire 27 23 to require beforehan...
prerinsing 20 17 PRERINSE, to rinse b...
presbyters 28 18 PRESBYTER, an elder...
presbytery 34 20 part of church reser...
prescriber 25 19 one who prescribes [...
presenters 18 14 PRESENTER, one who p...
preservers 21 17 PRESERVER, one who p...
preservice 24 20 before service [adj]
preserving 22 20 PRESERVE, to keep sa...
presternum 20 18 the anterior segment...
presurgery 27 18 before surgery [adj]
pretenders 18 15 PRETENDER, one who l...
preterists 20 13 PRETERIST, a person...
preterites 19 13 PRETERITE, the gramm...
pretermits 21 16 PRETERMIT, to omit,...
pretheater 20 15 occurring before the...
prettifier 22 16 one who prettifies [...
prevailers 22 18 PREVAILER, one who p...
preventers 20 18 PREVENTER, one who p...
previewers 24 20 PREVIEWER, one who p...
priestlier 21 14 PRIESTLY, characteri...
priggeries 22 17 PRIGGERY, prim adher...
primaveras 22 20 PRIMAVERA, (Italian)...
princelier 23 18 PRINCELY, befitting...
printeries 19 14 PRINTERY, a place wh...
printmaker 21 21 an artist who makes...
privateers 21 17 PRIVATEER, to operat...
privatiser 22 17 one who transfers to...
privatizer 25 26 one who transfers to...
proceeders 21 17 PROCEEDER, one who p...
procercoid 25 20 the solid first para...
procerebra 23 19 PROCEREBRUM, the for...
processers 22 16 PROCESSER, something...
proclaimer 24 20 one who proclaims [n...
profferers 23 19 PROFFERER, one who p...
proffering 24 22 PROFFER, to present...
profiteers 21 16 PROFITEER, to act as...
profounder 20 19 PROFOUND, very deep...
programers 21 18 PROGRAMER, (US) one...
programmer 22 21 one who writes progr...
prohibiter 24 18 one who prohibits, a...
prolongers 20 17 PROLONGER, one who,...
promenader 18 18 one who promenades [...
pronouncer 20 19 one who pronounces [...
propellers 23 18 PROPELLER, someone w...
properdins 21 18 PROPERDIN, a natural...
properness 20 17 the state of being p...
propertied 21 17 PROPERTY, to make on...
properties 21 16 PROPERTY, to make on...
prophesier 23 18 one who prophesies [...
propounder 20 19 one who propounds [n...
proscriber 25 19 one who proscribes [...
proslavery 28 20 in favour of slavery...
prospering 22 19 PROSPER, to be succe...
prosperity 28 18 the condition of bei...
prosperous 21 17 thriving, affluent [...
prosternum 20 18 the sternum of the p...
protecters 22 16 PROTECTER, one who p...
protervity 28 19 peevishness [n PROTE...
protesters 19 13 PROTESTER, one who p...
protoderms 20 17 PROTODERM, the derma...
provenders 20 19 PROVENDER, to supply...
proverbial 24 21 of or like a proverb...
proverbing 24 23 PROVERB, to speak of...
psalterian 19 15 relating to a psalte...
psalteries 20 14 PSALTERY, an ancient...
psalterium 22 18 (Latin) the third st...
pseuderies 19 15 PSEUDERY, falseness...
psychiater 31 20 (archaic) a psychiat...
pteranodon 16 16 a toothless flying r...
pteridines 19 15 PTERIDINE, any membe...
pterosaurs 19 14 PTEROSAUR, a pteroda...
pterygials 28 18 PTERYGIAL, a bone in...
pterygiums 29 21 PTERYGIUM, a growth...
pterygoids 27 18 PTERYGOID, a paired...
pteryloses 26 16 PTERYLOSIS, the arra...
pterylosis 27 16 the arrangement of f...
pubcrawler 29 24 one who engages in p...
puberulent 22 20 feebly or minutely p...
puberulous 23 20 feebly or minutely p...
publishers 26 20 PUBLISHER, one who p...
puckeriest 24 21 PUCKERY, astringent;...
puckerooed 22 22 (slang) exhausted, a...
puerilisms 23 18 PUERILISM, childishn...
puerperium 23 21 (Latin) the conditio...
pulpiteers 23 18 PULPITEER, someone w...
pulsimeter 22 18 an instrument for me...
pulsometer 21 18 a pump that draws in...
pulverable 25 23 that can be reduced...
pulverines 22 20 PULVERINE, barilla a...
pulverised 23 20 PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulveriser 23 19 one who pulverises,...
pulverises 23 19 PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulverized 26 29 PULVERIZE, to reduce...
pulverizer 26 28 one who pulverizes,...
pulverizes 26 28 PULVERIZE, to reduce...
puncturers 23 19 PUNCTURER, one who p...
pupigerous 23 20 bearing a puparium [...
puppeteers 23 20 PUPPETEER, one who o...
purchasers 25 19 PURCHASER, one who p...
purloiners 20 16 PURLOINER, one who p...
pursership 25 19 the office of purser...
putrefiers 22 17 PUTREFIER, an agent...
pycnometer 28 22 an instrument for me...
pyknometer 26 23 an instrument for me...
pyrocerams 29 21 PYROCERAM, a transpa...
pyrolaters 26 16 PYROLATER, a fire-wo...
pyrolysers 33 18 PYROLYSER, a device...
pyrolyzers 36 27 PYROLYZER, an agent...
pyromancer 28 22 one who engages in p...
pyromeride 26 19 a nodular rhyolite [...
pyrometers 26 18 PYROMETER, an instru...
quackeries 29 27 QUACKERY, the practi...
quadriller 28 23 one who dances the q...
quagmirier 28 25 QUAGMIRY, like a qua...
qualifiers 29 24 QUALIFIER, one who q...
quantifier 27 24 one that quantifies...
quantisers 25 21 QUANTISER, one who q...
quantizers 28 30 QUANTIZER, one who q...
quarenders 24 22 QUARENDER, a kind of...
quarrelers 26 21 QUARRELER, one who q...
quarreller 27 22 one who quarrels, al...
quarrender 24 22 a kind of early red...
quarterage 25 22 a quarterly allowanc...
quarterers 25 20 QUARTERER, one who q...
quartering 26 23 sailing nearly befor...
quarteroon 23 21 an old term for a pe...
quartersaw 28 23 to saw (timber) into...
quaternary 30 23 a set of four [n QUA...
quaternate 23 21 in sets of four [adj...
quaternion 23 22 a set or group of fo...
quaternity 31 23 fourness; any group...
quaveriest 27 24 QUAVERY, shaky, quav...
quaverings 28 27 QUAVERING, the act o...
queercores 27 23 QUEERCORE, a type of...
queerities 25 20 QUEERITY, oddity [n]
quercetins 28 24 QUERCETIN, a yellow...
quercetums 30 27 QUERCETUM, (Latin) a...
quercitins 29 24 QUERCITIN, a yellow...
quercitron 28 24 a North American oak...
quernstone 23 22 a quern, a stone mil...
quersprung 29 27 (German) in skiing,...
queryingly 40 28 QUERYING [adv]
questioner 24 21 one who asks questio...
quickeners 29 28 QUICKENER, one who q...
quieteners 24 21 QUIETENER, one who q...
quiristers 27 20 QUIRISTER, a member...
quiverfuls 32 29 QUIVERFUL, the conte...
quiveriest 28 24 QUIVERY, quivering [...
quiverings 29 27 QUIVERING, the act o...
quizmaster 30 32 one who puts the que...
quizzeries 32 38 QUIZZERY, the act of...
racewalker 24 21 one who engages in r...
racketeers 20 17 RACKETEER, a crimina...
radiometer 17 14 an instrument measur...
radiopager 19 16 a radio receiver whi...
rafterings 20 16 RAFTERING, rafters c...
ragpickers 25 22 RAGPICKER, one who g...
railleries 19 12 RAILLERY, good-natur...
railroader 17 12 a railway worker or...
railworker 22 18 one who works on a r...
rainmakers 18 18 RAINMAKER, a person...
rainwaters 19 14 RAINWATER, water fro...
rancherias 21 16 RANCHERIA, (Spanish)...
rancheries 21 16 RANCHERIE, a Canadia...
randomiser 17 15 a device or routine...
randomizer 20 24 a device or routine...
rangership 22 18 the office of the ke...
ransackers 20 18 RANSACKER, one who r...
ranterisms 18 14 RANTERISM, the pract...
rapierlike 21 18 like a rapier [adj]
rasterised 17 11 RASTERISE, to conver...
rasterises 17 10 RASTERISE, to conver...
rasterized 20 20 RASTERIZE, to conver...
rasterizes 20 19 RASTERIZE, to conver...
ratbaggery 27 19 nonsense, eccentrici...
ratemeters 17 13 RATEMETER, an instru...
ratepayers 24 15 RATEPAYER, one who p...
ratheripes 21 15 RATHERIPE, a fruit t...
readership 21 16 the office or positi...
readjuster 19 21 one who readjusts [n...
realtering 18 14 REALTER, to alter ag...
reanswered 18 15 REANSWER, to be equi...
rearranger 16 13 one who rearranges [...
reasserted 16 11 REASSERT, to assert...
reassurers 17 11 REASSURER, one who r...
rebirthers 22 15 REBIRTHER, one who c...
rebounders 18 16 REBOUNDER, something...
recapturer 22 17 one who recaptures [...
rechargers 23 17 RECHARGER, a device...
recharters 22 15 RECHARTER, to charte...
reclaimers 22 17 RECLAIMER, one who r...
recogniser 20 16 one who recognises,...
recognizer 23 25 one who recognizes,...
reconciler 23 18 one who reconciles [...
reconquers 27 24 RECONQUER, to conque...
reconsider 19 15 to consider again es...
reconverts 21 18 RECONVERT, to conver...
recounters 19 15 RECOUNTER, one who r...
recoverees 20 17 RECOVEREE, the perso...
recoverers 21 17 RECOVERER, one who r...
recoveries 21 17 RECOVERY, an economi...
recovering 22 20 RECOVER, to obtain a...
recoverors 21 17 RECOVEROR, the deman...
recowering 23 19 RECOWER, to recover,...
recruiters 21 14 RECRUITER, one who r...
rectifiers 23 16 RECTIFIER, a person...
recuperate 21 17 to get back, recover...
redbaiters 19 14 REDBAITER, one who r...
redelivers 20 16 REDELIVER, to delive...
redelivery 26 18 the act of deliverin...
rediscover 22 18 to discover again [v...
redoublers 20 16 REDOUBLER, one who r...
redressers 17 11 REDRESSER, one who r...
reemerging 19 18 REEMERGE, to emerge...
reenergise 16 13 to give new energy t...
reenergize 19 22 to give new energy t...
reengineer 15 14 to engineer again [v...
reentering 16 14 REENTER, to enter ag...
reerecting 20 16 REERECT, to erect ag...
refereeing 18 16 REFEREE, to supervis...
referenced 20 18 REFERENCE, to refer...
referencer 20 17 one who references [...
references 20 17 REFERENCE, to refer...
referendum 19 19 (Latin) the process...
referrable 21 17 capable of being ref...
referrible 22 17 capable of being ref...
refiltered 20 15 REFILTER, to filter...
refineries 18 14 REFINERY, a place wh...
refinisher 21 16 one who finishes aga...
reflecters 23 17 REFLECTER, (Swift) a...
reflowered 22 18 REFLOWER, to flower...
refounders 18 16 REFOUNDER, one who r...
refrainers 18 14 REFRAINER, one who r...
refreshers 21 15 REFRESHER, something...
regathered 19 15 REGATHER, to assembl...
regeneracy 25 18 the state of being r...
regenerate 15 13 renewed [adj REGENER...
registered 18 13 REGISTER, to record...
registerer 18 12 one who registers [n...
regretters 18 12 REGRETTER, one who r...
reguerdons 17 15 REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
rehammered 20 19 REHAMMER, to hammer...
rehearsers 18 12 REHEARSER, one who r...
reimburser 21 17 one who reimburses [...
reimmersed 19 17 REIMMERSE, to immers...
reimmerses 19 16 REIMMERSE, to immers...
reimporter 20 16 one who reimports [n...
reinforcer 21 17 something that reinf...
reinserted 16 12 REINSERT, to insert...
reinsurers 17 12 REINSURER, one who g...
reinterred 16 12 REINTER, to inter ag...
reiterance 18 14 the act of reiterati...
reiterated 16 11 REITERATE, to repeat...
reiterates 16 10 REITERATE, to repeat...
rejiggered 21 24 REJIGGER, to fix som...
rejoinders 18 21 REJOINDER, a sharp a...
relacquers 29 24 RELACQUER, to lacque...
relaunders 17 14 RELAUNDER, to launde...
relettered 17 12 RELETTER, to write a...
religioner 18 14 a religionist [n -S]
relivering 21 18 RELIVER, to deliver...
remainders 17 15 REMAINDER, to sell a...
remastered 17 14 REMASTER, to master...
remembered 20 20 REMEMBER, to bring t...
rememberer 20 19 one who remembers [n...
remercying 28 21 REMERCY, (obsolete)...
reminiscer 21 17 one who reminisces [...
remodelers 18 15 REMODELER, one who r...
remodeller 19 16 one who remodels [n...
remunerate 16 15 to pay an equivalent...
rencounter 18 16 to meet, encounter [...
renderable 18 16 capable of being ren...
renderings 17 15 RENDERING, a first c...
renouncers 18 16 RENOUNCER, one who r...
rentallers 18 13 RENTALLER, (Scots) a...
renumbered 19 19 RENUMBER, to number...
renversing 19 18 RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reobserved 20 18 REOBSERVE, to observ...
reobserves 20 17 REOBSERVE, to observ...
reoffender 19 18 one who reoffends [n...
reoffering 21 19 REOFFER, to offer fo...
reoperated 17 14 REOPERATE, to operat...
reoperates 17 13 REOPERATE, to operat...
reordering 17 14 REORDER, to put in a...
repackager 23 22 one who repackages [...
repapering 21 19 REPAPER, to apply ne...
repatterns 18 14 REPATTERN, to patter...
repertoire 18 13 (French) a stock of...
reperusals 20 15 REPERUSAL, a second...
reperusing 20 17 REPERUSE, to peruse...
replasters 20 14 REPLASTER, to plaste...
repleaders 19 15 REPLEADER, a second...
repowering 22 19 REPOWER, to power ag...
repressers 19 13 REPRESSER, one who r...
reprievers 21 17 REPRIEVER, one who r...
reprinters 19 14 REPRINTER, one who r...
reproacher 23 18 one who reproaches [...
reprobater 20 16 one who reprobates [...
reproducer 22 18 one who reproduces [...
requesters 25 20 REQUESTER, one who r...
reradiated 16 12 RERADIATE, to radiat...
reradiates 16 11 RERADIATE, to radiat...
rerailings 19 14 RERAILING, the act o...
rereadings 17 14 REREADING, the act o...
rerebraces 21 16 REREBRACE, armour fo...
rerecorded 19 15 RERECORD, to record...
reredorter 16 11 (historical) a lavat...
reredosses 16 11 REREDOS, a screen or...
reregister 18 12 to register again [v...
reregulate 18 14 to regulate again [v...
rereleased 16 12 RERELEASE, to releas...
rereleases 16 11 RERELEASE, to releas...
rereminded 17 16 REREMIND, to remind...
rerepeated 17 14 REREPEAT, to repeat...
rereviewed 21 18 REREVIEW, to review...
rerevising 20 17 REREVISE, to revise...
rerouteing 17 14 REROUTE, to choose a...
rescinders 20 15 RESCINDER, one who r...
researcher 21 15 one who does researc...
resemblers 21 17 RESEMBLER, one who r...
reserpines 18 14 RESERPINE, a sedativ...
reservable 21 18 that can be reserved...
reservedly 26 18 RESERVED [adv]
reserviced 22 18 RESERVICE, to servic...
reservices 22 17 RESERVICE, to servic...
reservists 20 14 RESERVIST, a member...
reservoirs 19 14 RESERVOIR, to keep a...
reshippers 24 18 RESHIPPER, one who r...
reshowered 21 16 RESHOWER, to shower...
residenter 16 12 (Scots) an inhabitan...
resilvered 20 16 RESILVER, to cover w...
resoldered 17 13 RESOLDER, to solder...
respecters 22 16 RESPECTER, one who r...
responders 18 15 RESPONDER, one who r...
responsers 18 14 RESPONSER, one who r...
restarters 17 10 RESTARTER, something...
restfuller 22 16 RESTFUL, relaxing [a...
restrainer 16 11 one who restrains [n...
resurfacer 22 17 one who resurfaces [...
retempered 19 17 RETEMPER, to modify...
rethinkers 20 17 RETHINKER, one who r...
retouchers 22 16 RETOUCHER, one who r...
retransfer 18 14 to transfer again [v...
retreaters 16 10 RETREATER, one who r...
retrievers 19 14 RETRIEVER, one of a...
retroverse 18 14 turned backwards [ad...
retroverts 19 14 RETROVERT, to turn b...
reuttering 18 14 REUTTER, to utter ag...
reverenced 20 19 REVERENCE, to venera...
reverencer 20 18 one who reverences [...
reverences 20 18 REVERENCE, to venera...
reverently 25 18 REVERENT, deeply res...
reverified 21 18 REVERIFY, to verify...
reverifies 21 17 REVERIFY, to verify...
reversedly 26 18 REVERSED [adv]
reversible 22 18 capable of being rev...
reversibly 29 20 REVERSIBLE, capable...
reversings 20 17 REVERSING [n]
reversions 18 15 REVERSION, the act o...
reversises 19 14 REVERSIS, an old car...
revertants 18 15 REVERTANT, (French)...
revertible 22 18 capable of being rev...
rewatering 20 16 REWATER, to water ag...
rhabdomere 21 19 one of the several p...
rheometers 19 15 RHEOMETER, an instru...
rhinoceros 21 16 a large heavy ungula...
rhinocerot 21 16 (obsolete) a rhinoce...
rhymesters 27 17 RHYMESTER, a poetast...
ricercares 23 16 RICERCARE, any of va...
ricercatas 23 16 RICERCATA, any of va...
rickburner 24 22 (archaic) an arsonis...
rickettier 22 17 RICKETTY, shaky, ram...
riderships 23 16 RIDERSHIP, being a r...
ridiculers 23 16 RIDICULER, one who r...
rigsdalers 20 14 RIGSDALER, (Dutch) a...
rinderpest 19 15 (German) an infectio...
ringleader 18 15 a leader of a ring o...
ringmaster 19 16 one in charge of per...
ringsiders 19 14 RINGSIDER, one with...
ripsnorter 19 14 something extraordin...
riverbanks 22 22 RIVERBANK, the bank...
riverboats 21 17 RIVERBOAT, a boat us...
rivercraft 25 20 a craft suitable for...
riverfront 21 18 the land or area alo...
riverheads 21 17 RIVERHEAD, the sourc...
riverscape 24 20 a view of a river [n...
riversides 20 15 RIVERSIDE, the area...
riverwalks 25 22 RIVERWALK, a walk be...
riverwards 23 18 towards a river, als...
riverweeds 22 18 RIVERWEED, any plant...
roadheader 17 14 a tunnelling machine...
roadmender 16 16 one whose job is to...
roadroller 18 13 a motor vehicle with...
roadrunner 15 14 a bird of the turkey...
roberdsman 19 18 (obsolete) a stout r...
roberdsmen 19 18 ROBERDSMAN, (obsolet...
robertsman 19 17 (obsolete) a stout r...
robertsmen 19 17 ROBERTSMAN, (obsolet...
rocketeers 20 17 ROCKETEER, a person...
rockhopper 27 25 a crested penguin [n...
rockwaters 24 20 ROCKWATER, water iss...
rodfishers 22 16 RODFISHER, one who f...
rodgersias 18 13 RODGERSIA, a floweri...
roisterers 17 10 ROISTERER, one who r...
roistering 18 13 carousing [n -S]
roisterous 17 11 blustering, boistero...
rollerball 23 17 a pen having a small...
rootserver 18 14 a computer that acts...
ropedancer 20 18 one who dances, walk...
ropewalker 23 21 a ropedancer [n -S]
rosewaters 19 13 ROSEWATER, water dis...
rosterings 18 13 ROSTERING, the act o...
rotameters 17 13 ROTAMETER, an instru...
rotiferans 18 14 ROTIFERAN, a rotifer...
rotiferous 19 14 relating to a rotife...
rotisserie 17 10 (French) a cooking a...
rototiller 19 12 an implement used to...
rottweiler 21 14 (German) a large pow...
roughrider 21 16 a rider of untrained...
routineers 16 12 ROUTINEER, one who a...
rowanberry 27 19 the berry of the row...
roysterers 23 12 ROYSTERER, one who r...
roystering 24 15 ROYSTER, to revel no...
roysterous 23 13 blustering, boistero...
rubberiest 22 17 RUBBERY, resembling...
rubberised 22 18 RUBBERISE, to coat w...
rubberises 22 17 RUBBERISE, to coat w...
rubberized 25 27 RUBBERIZE, to coat w...
rubberizes 25 26 RUBBERIZE, to coat w...
rubberlike 24 22 like rubber [adj]
rubberneck 25 25 an over-inquisitive...
rubberwear 24 20 rubber clothing [n -...
rudderhead 19 16 the top of the rudde...
rudderless 19 14 without a rudder [ad...
rudderpost 20 16 the shank of a rudde...
rulerships 24 17 RULERSHIP, being a r...
rumrunners 18 17 RUMRUNNER, a person...
rutherford 22 17 a unit of radioactiv...
sacerdotal 20 15 of or relating to pr...
sacrificer 26 19 one who sacrifices [...
saddleries 18 13 SADDLERY, the shop o...
saddleroom 18 16 a room where saddles...
safflowers 25 20 SAFFLOWER, a thistle...
sailboater 19 14 one who sails a sail...
sailmakers 20 18 SAILMAKER, one who m...
sailplaner 20 16 one who flies a sail...
salamander 17 16 any of various urode...
salesclerk 23 19 a salesperson in a s...
saliferous 20 15 containing salt [adj...
salimeters 19 14 SALIMETER, an instru...
sallenders 18 14 a skin disease affec...
salmanaser 17 15 a large wine bottle...
salometers 18 14 SALOMETER, an instru...
saltpeters 20 14 SALTPETER, (US) pota...
saltshaker 21 17 a saltcellar [n -S]
salverform 23 21 of a corolla, having...
sampleries 21 17 SAMPLERY, sample wor...
sanctifier 22 17 one who sanctifies,...
sanctioner 18 15 one who sanctions [n...
sandbagger 20 19 an assaulter whose w...
sanderling 18 16 a small gray and bro...
sandgroper 19 17 a pioneer at the tim...
sandlotter 17 13 one who occupies a v...
sandpapers 20 18 SANDPAPER, to smooth...
sandpapery 26 20 rough like sandpaper...
sandpipers 21 18 SANDPIPER, any of va...
sandsucker 21 20 a fish, the rough da...
sanitisers 17 11 SANITISER, one who s...
sanitizers 20 20 SANITIZER, one who s...
saponifier 20 17 any agent used to ca...
sapperment 21 20 (German) a German oa...
sapsuckers 24 21 SAPSUCKER, a kind of...
sarcomeres 20 16 SARCOMERE, a unit of...
satirisers 18 10 SATIRISER, one who s...
satirizers 21 19 SATIRIZER, one who s...
satisficer 23 16 one who satisfices [...
satisfiers 20 13 SATISFIER, one who s...
saturaters 17 11 SATURATER, one who,...
saucerfuls 24 19 SAUCERFUL, the conte...
saucerless 21 15 without a saucer [ad...
saucerlike 22 19 like a saucer [adj]
sauerkraut 18 16 (German) cabbage cut...
saunterers 16 12 SAUNTERER, one who s...
sauntering 17 15 walking in a leisure...
savageries 19 16 SAVAGERY, the qualit...
sawtimbers 24 19 SAWTIMBER, timber su...
scaffolder 25 21 one who erects scaff...
scaldberry 30 20 the blackberry (from...
scallopers 24 18 SCALLOPER, one who f...
scamperers 23 19 SCAMPERER, one who s...
scampering 24 22 SCAMPER, to run play...
scarifiers 23 16 SCARIFIER, an implem...
scarpering 23 19 SCARPER, to run away...
scatterers 20 13 SCATTERER, one who s...
scattergun 21 17 a shotgun [n -S]
scattering 21 16 dispersion; that whi...
scavengers 22 20 SCAVENGER, to act as...
scavengery 28 22 the act of scavengin...
scelerates 20 14 SCELERATE, (obsolete...
scenesters 19 14 SCENESTER, a person...
sceptering 23 19 SCEPTER, to invest w...
schedulers 24 18 SCHEDULER, one who s...
schefflera 27 22 any of various everg...
scherzandi 25 26 SCHERZANDO, a scherz...
scherzando 24 26 (Italian) in a playf...
schipperke 28 25 (Dutch) a small blac...
schleppers 28 22 SCHLEPPER, (Yiddish)...
schleppier 28 22 SCHLEPPY, (Yiddish)...
schlierens 23 17 SCHLIEREN, one of a...
schlockers 28 23 SCHLOCKER, (Yiddish)...
schlockier 28 23 SCHLOCKY, of inferio...
schlumpier 28 23 SCHLUMPY, unattracti...
schmalzier 28 28 SCHMALZY, characteri...
schmeckers 28 25 SCHMECKER, a heroin...
schmeering 24 21 SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmoozers 26 27 SCHMOOZER, (Yiddish)...
schmoozier 26 27 SCHMOOZY, (Yiddish)...
schmuckier 29 26 SCHMUCKY, acting lik...
schmutters 25 19 SCHMUTTER, (Yiddish)...
schnappers 26 22 SCHNAPPER, an Austra...
schnauzers 25 26 SCHNAUZER, (German)...
schnorrers 22 16 SCHNORRER, one who t...
sciomancer 23 20 one who practises sc...
scissorers 21 13 SCISSORER, one who s...
sclaunders 21 17 SCLAUNDER, (obsolete...
sclereides 21 15 SCLEREIDE, a thick-w...
scleriases 21 14 SCLERIASIS, a morbid...
scleriasis 22 14 a morbid induration...
scleroderm 22 18 one of a tribe of pl...
scleromata 21 17 SCLEROMA, a hardened...
sclerosing 22 17 SCLEROSE, to harden;...
sclerotals 22 15 SCLEROTAL, a sclerot...
sclerotial 22 15 of or like a sclerot...
sclerotics 25 17 SCLEROTIC, the firm...
sclerotins 21 15 SCLEROTIN, in insect...
sclerotise 21 14 to harden or darken,...
sclerotium 23 18 a hardened body form...
sclerotize 24 23 to harden or darken,...
sclerotomy 28 19 an incision into the...
scootering 20 16 SCOOTER, to travel b...
scooterist 20 13 one who rides a scoo...
scorifiers 23 16 SCORIFIER, a thing w...
scorzonera 21 23 (Italian) a plant of...
scotometer 20 16 an instrument for de...
scouthered 22 17 SCOUTHER, to scorch,...
scowdering 24 20 SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowthered 25 19 SCOWTHER, (Scots) to...
scrabblers 26 20 SCRABBLER, one who s...
scrabblier 26 20 SCRABBLY, scrabbling...
scragglier 24 18 SCRAGGLY, irregular...
scramblers 25 20 SCRAMBLER, a telepho...
scratchers 26 18 SCRATCHER, a tool fo...
scratchier 26 18 SCRATCHY, made by sc...
screechers 25 18 SCREECHER, one who s...
screechier 25 18 SCREECHY, screeching...
screenager 19 16 a socially inept tee...
scribblers 27 20 SCRIBBLER, one who s...
scribblier 27 20 SCRIBBLY, written ha...
scrigglier 25 18 SCRIGGLY, wriggly [a...
scrimmager 24 21 one who scrimmages [...
scriveners 22 18 SCRIVENER, (historic...
scroungers 21 17 SCROUNGER, one who s...
scroungier 21 17 SCROUNGY, dirty [adj...
scrummager 24 22 one who takes part i...
scrunchier 26 20 SCRUNCHY, able to be...
scrutineer 20 15 a scrutinizer; speci...
scuddalers 22 17 SCUDDALER, in Shetla...
sculleries 23 16 SCULLERY, a storeroo...
scumbering 25 23 SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scunnering 20 19 SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppering 26 23 SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scuttering 22 17 SCUTTER, to run hast...
sebiferous 21 17 bearing fatty matter...
secernents 18 15 SECERNENT, a secreto...
secernment 19 18 the act of secerning...
seedeaters 15 11 SEEDEATER, a bird th...
seersucker 21 18 (Persian) a light, t...
semainiers 17 14 SEMAINIER, (French)...
semidesert 18 14 a half desert [n -S]
semiquaver 28 27 a 1/16 note in music...
semiterete 17 13 half-cylindrical [ad...
sensitiser 17 11 something that sensi...
sensitizer 20 20 something that sensi...
sentencers 18 15 SENTENCER, one who s...
sepulchers 26 20 SEPULCHER, to place...
sequencers 27 24 SEQUENCER, a device...
sequesters 25 20 SEQUESTER, to set ap...
seraphical 25 19 of or like a seraph,...
seraphines 20 16 SERAPHINE, a kind of...
seraskiers 18 14 SERASKIER, (historic...
serenaders 15 12 SERENADER, one who s...
serenading 16 15 SERENADE, to address...
serenating 16 14 SERENATE, to calm, m...
sereneness 14 12 the state of being s...
serenities 16 11 SERENITY, the state...
serialised 18 12 SERIALISE, to conver...
serialises 18 11 SERIALISE, to conver...
serialisms 20 14 SERIALISM, serial te...
serialists 19 11 SERIALIST, a writer...
serialized 21 21 SERIALIZE, to conver...
serializes 21 20 SERIALIZE, to conver...
seriations 16 11 SERIATION, arrangeme...
sericteria 20 13 SERICTERIUM, a silk...
serigraphs 23 17 SERIGRAPH, a silkscr...
serigraphy 29 19 the making of silksc...
serinettes 16 11 SERINETTE, (French)...
seriocomic 24 19 partly serious and p...
serjeantry 24 22 a condition of tenur...
sermoneers 16 14 SERMONEER, a preache...
sermonette 16 14 a short sermon, also...
sermonical 21 18 like, or appropriate...
sermonings 18 17 SERMONING, preaching...
sermonised 17 15 SERMONISE, to delive...
sermoniser 17 14 one who sermonises,...
sermonises 17 14 SERMONISE, to delive...
sermonized 20 24 SERMONIZE, to delive...
sermonizer 20 23 one who sermonizes,...
sermonizes 20 23 SERMONIZE, to delive...
serogroups 20 16 SEROGROUP, any group...
serologies 18 13 SEROLOGY, the scienc...
serologist 19 13 one who studies sera...
serosities 17 10 SEROSITY, the state...
serotinies 16 11 SEROTINY, the condit...
serotinous 16 12 flowering late [adj]
serotonins 15 12 SEROTONIN, a compoun...
serotyping 26 18 assignation to a par...
serousness 16 12 the state of being s...
serpentine 17 15 winding [adj SERPENT...
serpentise 18 14 to wind; to cause to...
serpentize 21 23 to wind; to cause to...
serpigines 20 16 SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulites 21 15 SERPULITE, a fossil...
serradella 18 13 a species of clover...
serradilla 19 13 a species of clover...
serranoids 16 12 SERRANOID, any of a...
serrasalmo 18 14 a fish of the piranh...
serrations 16 11 SERRATION, the state...
serratures 17 11 SERRATURE, a notchin...
serratuses 17 11 SERRATUS, a muscle o...
serrefiles 20 14 SERREFILE, (French)...
serricorns 20 14 SERRICORN, a kind of...
serrulated 18 13 finely serrate; havi...
servanting 19 18 SERVANT, to act as s...
serviceman 22 21 a male member of the...
servicemen 22 21 SERVICEMAN, a male m...
servicings 24 20 SERVICING, the act o...
serviettes 19 14 SERVIETTE, (French)...
servilisms 23 18 SERVILISM, system of...
servitress 20 14 a female servitor [n...
servitudes 20 16 SERVITUDE, the state...
servomotor 19 17 a motor using a serv...
sestertium 19 14 (Latin) a Roman mone...
sestertius 18 11 (Latin) a Roman coin...
setiferous 19 14 bearing bristles, al...
setigerous 18 13 bearing bristles, al...
setterwort 20 13 the bear's-foot hell...
severances 20 18 SEVERANCE, the act o...
severeness 17 15 severity [n -ES]
severities 19 14 SEVERITY, the state...
sexercises 26 20 SEXERCISE, sexual ac...
shampooers 21 18 SHAMPOOER, one who s...
shanghaier 21 17 one who shanghais [n...
sharpeners 20 16 SHARPENER, a device...
shatterers 19 12 SHATTERER, something...
shattering 20 15 of e.g news, devasta...
shauchlier 26 19 SHAUCHLY, shuffling...
shearwater 21 15 a gull-like oceanic...
shebeeners 19 16 SHEBEENER, one who k...
sheepberry 29 20 the edible fruit of...
shellacker 25 21 one who shellacs, de...
shelterers 20 13 SHELTERER, one who s...
sheltering 21 16 the act of shelterin...
shepherded 23 19 SHEPHERD, to watch o...
sherardise 19 13 to coat with zinc by...
sherardize 22 22 to coat with zinc by...
shereefian 19 16 relating to a sheree...
sheriffdom 25 22 the office of sherif...
sherlocked 24 21 SHERLOCK, to investi...
shillabers 24 17 SHILLABER, an accomp...
shimmerier 22 18 SHIMMERY, glistening...
shimmering 23 21 a tremulous gleam [n...
shinneries 18 14 SHINNERY, a dense gr...
shipbroker 25 22 a broker for the sal...
shipfitter 25 18 one who fits out a s...
shipmaster 23 18 the master or comman...
shipowners 24 19 SHIPOWNER, the owner...
shirtmaker 22 19 one who makes shirts...
shiveriest 22 16 SHIVERY, shivering [...
shiverings 23 19 SHIVERING, the act o...
shmaltzier 25 25 SHMALTZY, characteri...
shoemakers 20 19 SHOEMAKER, one who m...
shopfitter 24 18 a worker who makes a...
shopkeeper 23 22 one who keeps a shop...
shoplifter 25 19 one who shoplifts [n...
shopwalker 26 23 a person employed by...
shorteners 18 13 SHORTENER, someone o...
shotfirers 22 15 SHOTFIRER, the minin...
shotgunner 19 17 one who uses a shotg...
shotmakers 21 19 SHOTMAKER, in sport,...
shouldered 20 16 SHOULDER, to assume...
shouthered 21 16 SHOUTHER, (Scots) to...
shovellers 23 18 SHOVELLER, a kind of...
showboater 23 18 one who behaves in a...
showerhead 23 18 a fixture for direct...
showeriest 22 15 SHOWERY, abounding w...
showerings 23 18 SHOWERING, the act o...
showerless 23 16 rainless; free from...
showjumper 28 31 a horse or rider in...
shuddering 21 18 trembling [adj SHUDD...
shunpikers 23 21 SHUNPIKER, one who a...
shutterbug 24 19 (colloquial) a photo...
shuttering 21 16 temporary support fo...
sickerness 21 18 (Scots) certainty [n...
sidelevers 20 16 (Australian slang) s...
sideliners 18 13 SIDELINER, one who s...
siderating 18 14 SIDERATE, to blast o...
sideration 16 12 the use of green man...
sidereally 25 15 SIDEREAL, relating t...
siderolite 18 12 a meteorite made up...
siderostat 17 11 a mirror, or telesco...
sideswiper 23 17 one who sideswipes [...
sidewinder 20 16 a rattlesnake [n -S]
sightseers 21 14 SIGHTSEER, one who s...
signallers 20 15 SIGNALLER, one who s...
signifiers 21 16 SIGNIFIER, something...
silkgrower 24 20 a grower of silk [n...
silverback 27 25 an older male gorill...
silverbill 26 20 an Old World finch o...
silvereyes 26 17 SILVEREYE, a greenis...
silverfish 26 20 any of various silve...
silverhorn 22 18 any of various usual...
silveriest 21 15 SILVERY, appearing l...
silverings 22 18 SILVERING, the act o...
silverised 21 16 SILVERISE, to cover...
silverises 21 15 SILVERISE, to cover...
silverized 24 25 SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverizes 24 24 SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverling 23 19 in the Bible, a smal...
silverside 21 16 a cut of beef taken...
silverskin 22 20 the fine skin of a c...
silvertail 22 16 (Australian slang) a...
silvertips 24 18 SILVERTIP, a kind of...
silverware 23 18 items, esp. tablewar...
silverweed 23 19 a perennial rosaceou...
simperings 22 19 SIMPERING, the act o...
simplifier 25 20 something that simpl...
sinisterly 25 14 SINISTER, threatenin...
siseraries 17 10 SISERARY, a scolding...
sisterhood 19 13 the state of being a...
sisterless 19 11 without a sister [ad...
sisterlike 20 15 like a sister [adj]
sitosterol 18 11 any of several stero...
sixteeners 22 18 SIXTEENER, a verse o...
skedaddler 19 18 one who skedaddles [...
skeldering 20 19 SKELDER, to beg; to...
skeltering 20 18 SKELTER, to scurry [...
skibobbers 25 23 SKIBOBBER, one who r...
skijumpers 25 30 SKIJUMPER, one who e...
skikjorers 22 27 SKIKJORER, one who e...
skippering 24 23 the act of sleeping...
skirmisher 23 19 one who skirmishes [...
skitterier 19 14 SKITTERY, darting ab...
skittering 20 17 SKITTER, to skim ove...
skummering 22 24 SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skyjackers 31 32 SKYJACKER, one who s...
skylarkers 27 21 SKYLARKER, one who s...
skyscraper 30 22 a very tall building...
skysurfers 28 20 SKYSURFER, one who s...
skywriters 29 19 SKYWRITER, one who s...
slabberers 22 17 SLABBERER, one who s...
slabberier 22 17 SLABBERY, like, or c...
slabbering 23 20 SLABBER, to slaver;...
slackeners 21 19 SLACKENER, one who s...
slaistered 18 12 SLAISTER, to do in a...
slammerkin 21 22 (obsolete) a loose g...
slanderers 17 13 SLANDERER, one who s...
slandering 18 16 SLANDER, to defame [...
slanderous 17 14 relating to slander...
slathering 21 16 SLATHER, to spread t...
slattering 19 14 SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slatternly 25 15 like a slattern [adj...
slaughters 22 16 SLAUGHTER, to kill,...
slaughtery 28 18 slaughter, also SLAU...
slaverings 21 18 SLAVERING, letting s...
sleepovers 21 18 SLEEPOVER, the custo...
slenderest 17 13 SLENDER, slight of b...
slenderise 17 13 to make or become sl...
slenderize 20 22 to make or become sl...
slickeners 22 19 SLICKENER, one who s...
slicksters 24 18 SLICKSTER, a dishone...
sliddering 20 16 SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
slipcovers 26 21 SLIPCOVER, a cover f...
slipperier 23 17 SLIPPERY, causing sl...
slipperily 31 20 SLIPPERY, causing sl...
slippering 24 20 SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slitherier 21 13 SLITHERY, given to s...
slithering 22 16 SLITHER, to slide fr...
slobberers 22 17 SLOBBERER, one who s...
slobberier 22 17 SLOBBERY, slobbering...
slobbering 23 20 SLOBBER, to drool, a...
sloganeers 17 14 SLOGANEER, to invent...
slopworker 24 21 one who does slopwor...
slovenlier 20 17 SLOVENLY, habitually...
slubbering 24 21 smearing [adj SLUBBE...
slumberers 22 18 SLUMBERER, one who s...
slumberful 26 23 sleepy [adj]
slumbering 23 21 sleeping [adj SLUMBE...
slumberous 22 19 inviting or causing...
slutteries 19 12 SLUTTERY, the realis...
smasheroos 19 15 SMASHEROO, (colloqui...
smatterers 18 13 SMATTERER, one who h...
smattering 19 16 a little knowledge o...
smelteries 19 14 SMELTERY, a place fo...
smickering 24 23 an amorous inclinati...
smiercases 21 16 SMIERCASE, (German)...
smithereen 19 16 to break into small...
smitheries 21 15 SMITHERY, the trade...
smoldering 20 18 SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smotherers 20 15 SMOTHERER, one who s...
smothering 21 18 suffocating [adj SMO...
smouldered 19 17 SMOULDER, to burn wi...
smouldrier 20 16 SMOULDRY, (Spenser)...
smuggeries 21 18 SMUGGERY, a state of...
snaileries 17 12 SNAILERY, a place wh...
snakeroots 16 15 SNAKEROOT, bistort,...
snappering 21 20 SNAPPER, to stumble,...
sneeringly 24 17 SNEERING, contemptuo...
snickerers 21 18 SNICKERER, one who s...
snickering 22 21 SNICKER, to utter a...
sniftering 20 17 SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniggerers 19 15 SNIGGERER, one who s...
sniggering 20 18 laughing in a sly wa...
snippetier 21 17 SNIPPETY, ridiculous...
snivellers 21 17 SNIVELLER, one who s...
snobberies 20 17 SNOBBERY, snobbish b...
snookering 17 18 SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snorkelers 18 16 SNORKELER, one who s...
snorkeller 19 17 one who uses a snork...
snotteries 16 11 SNOTTERY, filthiness...
snottering 17 14 SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snowblader 22 19 one who engages in s...
snowblower 25 21 a machine for cleari...
snowmakers 21 21 SNOWMAKER, a machine...
snowshoers 21 16 SNOWSHOER, one who t...
snuggeries 19 16 SNUGGERY, a snug pla...
soberingly 27 19 SOBERING [adv]
soberising 20 16 SOBERISE, to make so...
soberizing 23 25 SOBERIZE, to make so...
sobersided 19 15 devoid of extreme qu...
sobersides 19 14 a sober, dull person...
socdolager 21 17 a conclusive argumen...
socdoliger 22 17 a conclusive argumen...
socdologer 21 17 a conclusive argumen...
socialiser 21 14 one who socialises,...
socializer 24 23 one who socializes,...
sodbusters 20 15 SODBUSTER, (US) a fa...
softballer 23 18 one who plays softba...
softcovers 24 20 SOFTCOVER, a paperba...
sogdolager 19 16 a conclusive argumen...
sogdoliger 20 16 a conclusive argumen...
sogdologer 19 16 a conclusive argumen...
sojourners 18 21 SOJOURNER, one who s...
solderable 20 16 that can be soldered...
solderings 19 15 SOLDERING, the act o...
soldieries 18 12 SOLDIERY, the milita...
soldiering 19 15 the profession of so...
solemniser 18 15 one who solemnises,...
solemnizer 21 24 one who solemnizes,...
solferinos 19 15 SOLFERINO, (Italian)...
solidifier 21 15 one who solidifies [...
sollickers 24 19 SOLLICKER, (Australi...
somberness 19 17 the state of being s...
sombrerite 20 16 rock-guano [n -S]
somersault 19 15 a leap in which a pe...
somerseted 17 14 SOMERSET, a leap in...
somewheres 22 18 SOMEWHERE, in or to...
sommeliers 20 17 SOMMELIER, (French)...
songwriter 21 16 a person who compose...
soniferous 18 15 carrying or producin...
sonneteers 14 12 SONNETEER, a writer...
sonometers 16 14 SONOMETER, a musical...
sooterkins 17 15 SOOTERKIN, (Dutch) a...
soothering 19 15 SOOTHER, to cajole,...
soothsayer 24 14 a person who predict...
sophisters 22 15 SOPHISTER, a person...
sortileger 19 13 one who divines by s...
sottisiers 18 10 SOTTISIER, (French)...
souldiered 18 14 SOULDIER, (archaic)...
souterrain 16 12 (French) an undergro...
southering 20 16 SOUTHER, to move tow...
southerner 18 14 an inhabitant or nat...
southernly 26 17 somewhat southern [a...
sovereigns 19 17 SOVEREIGN, in pre-de...
sparteries 19 13 SPARTERIE, (French)...
spattering 20 16 SPATTER, to scatter...
speakerine 18 18 a female announcer o...
specifiers 25 19 SPECIFIER, one who s...
speedsters 19 14 SPEEDSTER, one who l...
speldering 21 18 SPELDER, (Scots) to...
spelunkers 21 20 SPELUNKER, one who e...
spermaceti 23 19 a waxlike substance...
spermaduct 24 21 a duct conveying spe...
spermaries 20 16 SPERMARY, an organ i...
spermarium 22 20 the male germ gland,...
spermatial 21 17 of or like a spermat...
spermatics 24 19 SPERMATIC, a spermat...
spermatids 21 17 SPERMATID, a cell th...
spermatium 22 20 one of the motionles...
spermicide 24 20 a substance that kil...
spermiduct 25 21 a duct conveying spe...
spermogone 19 19 a flask-shaped struc...
sperrylite 27 16 an arsenide of plati...
sphaeridia 21 16 SPHAERIDIUM, a minut...
sphaerites 21 15 SPHAERITE, a hydrous...
sphalerite 22 16 zinc sulphide, the c...
sphereless 22 16 without a sphere [ad...
spherelike 23 20 like a sphere [adj]
sphericity 32 20 a descriptive term t...
spherocyte 30 20 an abnormal red-bloo...
spheroidal 22 17 having the form of a...
spherulite 23 17 a radiating spherica...
sphincters 25 19 SPHINCTER, a ringlik...
spiceberry 31 21 any of several plant...
spideriest 20 14 SPIDERY, like a spid...
spiderlike 22 19 like a spider [adj]
spiderwebs 25 20 SPIDERWEB, a thread...
spiderwood 22 18 a kind of tree found...
spiderwork 24 21 lace worked by spide...
spiderwort 23 17 any plant of the gen...
spillovers 24 19 SPILLOVER, an overfl...
spinnakers 19 19 SPINNAKER, a large t...
spinnerets 18 15 SPINNERET, the silk-...
spinneries 18 15 SPINNERY, a spinning...
spinnerule 19 17 one of the numerous...
spinsterly 27 17 like a spinster, als...
spirasters 20 13 SPIRASTER, a coiled...
spirometer 20 16 an instrument measur...
spitchered 25 19 SPITCHER, (slang) to...
spivveries 24 21 SPIVVERY, the world...
splattered 20 15 SPLATTER, to spatter...
splendider 20 17 SPLENDID, magnificen...
splintered 20 16 SPLINTER, to split i...
splotchier 26 19 SPLOTCHY, covered wi...
spluttered 21 16 SPLUTTER, to speak r...
splutterer 21 15 one who splutters [n...
spooferies 20 16 SPOOFERY, good-natur...
spookeries 19 17 SPOOKERY, something...
spoonerism 19 17 a transposition of i...
sprauncier 22 18 SPRAUNCY, smart, dap...
spreaghery 28 19 cattle-stealing; plu...
sprinklers 22 19 SPRINKLER, a device...
spritelier 21 14 SPRITELY, lively, al...
sputterers 20 14 SPUTTERER, one who s...
sputtering 21 17 spitting [adj SPUTTE...
spycatcher 34 23 a person who works i...
spymasters 27 18 SPYMASTER, one who c...
squabasher 29 25 one who deals a squa...
squabblers 31 27 SQUABBLER, one who s...
squandered 24 23 SQUANDER, to spend w...
squanderer 24 22 one who squanders [n...
squattered 25 21 SQUATTER, to splash...
squelchers 32 26 SQUELCHER, an overwh...
squelchier 32 26 SQUELCHY, sounding l...
squigglers 30 25 SQUIGGLER, one who s...
squigglier 30 25 SQUIGGLY, like squig...
squooshier 27 22 SQUOOSHY, squashy [a...
stabiliser 21 14 one that stabilises...
stabilizer 24 23 one that stabilizes...
stadholder 20 15 (Dutch) a Dutch vice...
staffrider 22 17 (South Africa) a per...
staggerers 19 14 STAGGERER, one who s...
staggering 20 17 astonishing, unbelie...
stallenger 19 15 (historical) a keepe...
stallinger 20 15 (historical) a keepe...
stammerers 19 16 STAMMERER, one who s...
stammering 20 19 hesitant [adj STAMME...
stampeders 20 17 STAMPEDER, one who s...
stanchered 21 17 STANCHER, to support...
standovers 18 16 STANDOVER, a threate...
starflower 23 17 any of several plant...
starfucker 24 21 a person who seeks t...
stargazers 21 21 STARGAZER, any of va...
starmonger 18 16 a fortune teller; an...
staterooms 17 13 STATEROOM, a private...
stationers 16 11 STATIONER, one who s...
stationery 22 13 materials (as paper,...
staunchers 22 17 STAUNCHER, something...
staymakers 25 19 STAYMAKER, one whose...
stealthier 20 13 STEALTHY, acting wit...
steamering 18 16 STEAMER, to travel b...
steelmaker 19 18 a worker in steel [n...
steerlings 19 14 STEERLING, a young s...
steersmate 17 13 one who steers, also...
stellerids 20 13 STELLERID, a starfis...
stemmeries 19 16 STEMMERY, a place wh...
stemwinder 21 18 a keyless watch [n -...
stencilers 21 15 STENCILER, one who p...
stenciller 22 16 one who paints or co...
stenotherm 19 16 an organism capable...
stenotyper 24 16 one who does stenoty...
stepdancer 21 18 one who does a step...
stepfather 23 18 the husband of one's...
stepladder 20 16 a ladder that has br...
stepmother 22 18 the wife of one's fa...
stepsister 20 13 a daughter of one's...
steradians 16 12 STERADIAN, a unit of...
stercorary 26 15 relating to dung, al...
stercorate 19 13 to defecate [v STERC...
sterculias 22 15 STERCULIA, any tree...
stereobate 17 13 a substructure found...
stereocard 19 14 a card on which a pa...
stereogram 18 15 a diagram or picture...
stereology 24 15 the study of three-d...
stereopses 18 13 STEREOPSIS, stereosc...
stereopsis 19 13 stereoscopic or thre...
stereotomy 23 15 the cutting of stone...
stereotype 24 15 a fixed conventional...
stereotypy 31 17 the art or process o...
sterically 29 17 STERICAL, pertaining...
sterigmata 19 15 STERIGMA, a spore-be...
sterilants 18 12 STERILANT, a sterili...
sterilised 19 12 STERILISE, to make s...
steriliser 19 11 an apparatus for ste...
sterilises 19 11 STERILISE, to make s...
sterilized 22 21 STERILIZE, to render...
sterilizer 22 20 an apparatus for ste...
sterilizes 22 20 STERILIZE, to render...
sterlingly 27 17 STERLING, genuine, a...
sternalgia 18 14 pain around the ster...
sternalgic 22 17 relating to sternalg...
sternboard 18 15 the backward motion...
sternebrae 17 14 STERNEBRA, one of th...
sternfasts 19 14 STERNFAST, a rope or...
sternports 19 14 STERNPORT, a port or...
sternposts 19 14 STERNPOST, the main...
sternsheet 18 13 the part of a boat b...
sternwards 20 15 towards the stern, a...
sternworks 21 18 hinder parts [n]
stertorous 17 11 with a snoring sound...
stickering 23 20 STICKER, to apply ad...
stiffeners 21 17 STIFFENER, something...
stimpmeter 22 19 a device that measur...
stimulater 20 15 an agent that stimul...
stinkeroos 17 15 STINKEROO, a bad or...
stockinger 22 20 a stocking weaver [n...
stockpiler 25 21 one who stockpiles [...
stoitering 18 13 STOITER, (Scots) to...
stomachers 23 18 STOMACHER, armour fo...
stoneborer 17 14 any boring mollusc [...
stonkering 18 18 STONKER, (Australian...
stoppering 22 19 STOPPER, to seal wit...
storerooms 17 13 STOREROOM, a room in...
stottering 18 13 STOTTER, to stagger,...
stoutherie 19 13 (Scots) theft, stole...
straddlers 19 13 STRADDLER, one who s...
stragglers 21 15 STRAGGLER, one who s...
stragglier 21 15 STRAGGLY, irregularl...
straichter 23 15 STRAICHT, (Scots) st...
straighter 21 14 STRAIGHT, uncurved,...
strangered 17 14 STRANGER, to make a...
stranglers 19 14 STRANGLER, one who s...
strauchter 23 16 STRAUCHT, (Scots) st...
straughter 21 15 STRAUGHT, (Scots) st...
stravaiger 20 16 (Scots) a wanderer,...
strawberry 29 18 the fruit of any spe...
streamered 17 14 having streamers [ad...
streperous 19 14 loud; boisterous [ad...
stretchers 23 15 STRETCHER, to carry...
stretchier 23 15 STRETCHY, tending to...
strikeover 20 18 an act or instance o...
strugglers 22 16 STRUGGLER, one who s...
stubborner 21 18 STUBBORN, obstinate...
stultifier 22 15 one who stultifies [...
stupefiers 22 17 STUPEFIER, something...
stutterers 18 11 STUTTERER, one who s...
stuttering 19 14 hesitant [adj STUTTE...
subalterns 20 16 SUBALTERN, a person...
subaverage 21 20 below average [adj]
subcaliber 26 21 of ammunition, havin...
subcarrier 23 17 a modulated frequenc...
subcenters 22 18 SUBCENTER, a subordi...
subchanter 24 20 a precentor's deputy...
subchapter 27 22 a subordinate part o...
subcharter 25 19 to rent a chartered...
subchasers 25 19 SUBCHASER, a small m...
subcluster 25 19 to form part of a cl...
subdealers 20 16 SUBDEALER, a dealer...
subdeanery 24 18 the office or rank o...
subdivider 23 20 one who subdivides [...
suberising 21 17 SUBERISE, to convert...
suberizing 24 26 SUBERIZE, to convert...
subfertile 23 18 not very fertile [ad...
subgeneric 23 20 of or pertaining to...
subjoinder 21 25 an additional remark...
subletters 21 15 SUBLETTER, one who s...
submanager 20 20 an under-manager [n...
submariner 20 18 one who works in a s...
submerging 23 22 SUBMERGE, to place b...
submersing 22 20 SUBMERSE, to place b...
submersion 20 18 the act of submergin...
submitters 22 17 SUBMITTER, one who s...
subofficer 27 23 an under or subordin...
subperiods 22 18 SUBPERIOD, part of a...
subscriber 26 20 one who subscribes [...
subserving 23 21 SUBSERVE, to help fo...
subsidiser 21 15 one who subsidises,...
subsidizer 24 24 one who subsidizes,...
subsisters 21 14 SUBSISTER, one who s...
subsoilers 21 15 SUBSOILER, a plough...
substernal 20 16 positioned below the...
subterfuge 23 20 deception by artific...
subterrain 19 15 an underground chamb...
subterrane 18 15 an underground chamb...
subterrene 18 15 an underground chamb...
subtiliser 22 15 one who subtilises,...
subtilizer 25 24 one who subtilizes,...
subtracter 23 17 one who subtracts, a...
subversals 23 19 SUBVERSAL, the act o...
subversing 23 21 SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subversion 21 19 the act of subvertin...
subversive 24 22 tending to subvert [...
subverters 22 18 SUBVERTER, one who,...
subverting 23 21 SUBVERT, to destroy...
subwoofers 24 20 SUBWOOFER, part of a...
subwriters 24 17 SUBWRITER, one who w...
succeeders 23 18 SUCCEEDER, a success...
succincter 27 21 SUCCINCT, clearly ex...
succourers 24 18 SUCCOURER, one who s...
succumbers 28 24 SUCCUMBER, one who s...
suckerfish 27 23 the remora or any ot...
sufferable 24 21 that can be suffered...
sufferably 31 23 SUFFERABLE, that can...
sufferance 23 21 passive tolerance, b...
sufferings 23 20 SUFFERING, feeling p...
sugarberry 27 18 any of several hackb...
suggesters 20 15 SUGGESTER, one who s...
summariser 20 17 one who summarises,...
summarizer 23 26 one who summarizes,...
summeriest 20 17 SUMMERY, characteris...
summerings 21 20 SUMMERING, passing t...
summerless 21 18 without a summer [ad...
summerlike 22 22 like summer e.g. of...
summerlong 21 21 lasting all summer [...
summersets 20 17 SUMMERSET, a leap in...
summertide 20 18 summer time [n -S]
summertime 21 20 the time during whic...
summerwood 22 21 wood with smaller an...
summiteers 20 17 SUMMITEER, a partici...
sunbathers 21 17 SUNBATHER, one who s...
sunberries 19 15 SUNBERRY, dark edibl...
sunderable 19 17 that can be sundered...
sunderance 18 17 (archaic) separation...
sunderings 18 16 SUNDERING, the act o...
sunderment 17 17 (archaic) separation...
sundowners 19 17 SUNDOWNER, (Australi...
sunflowers 23 19 SUNFLOWER, a composi...
sunlounger 18 17 an upholstered couch...
sunseekers 17 16 SUNSEEKER, one who s...
superacute 22 18 exceptionally acute...
superadded 19 17 SUPERADD, to add fur...
superagent 19 17 a top agent [n -S]
superalloy 27 18 an alloy that has go...
superaltar 20 15 a raised shelf or st...
superating 20 17 SUPERATE, (obsolete)...
superation 18 15 the act of superatin...
superatoms 20 17 SUPERATOM, a cluster...
superbanks 22 22 SUPERBANK, a very la...
superbazar 24 26 in India, a large de...
superbikes 23 21 SUPERBIKE, a high-po...
superbitch 28 22 a highly-placed aggr...
superblock 27 25 a large block compos...
superbness 21 18 the quality of being...
superboard 21 18 a board above other...
superbombs 25 23 SUPERBOMB, a very bi...
superbrain 21 18 an extraordinary int...
superbrats 22 17 SUPERBRAT, a very br...
supercargo 23 19 a ship's official in...
superceded 22 19 SUPERCEDE, to take t...
supercedes 22 18 SUPERCEDE, to take t...
supercells 25 19 SUPERCELL, an unusua...
superclass 24 18 a taxonomic category...
superclean 22 19 exceptionally clean...
superclubs 27 22 SUPERCLUB, a very bi...
supercoils 24 18 SUPERCOIL, a complex...
supercools 23 18 SUPERCOOL, to cool a...
supercover 24 21 an insurance policy...
superdense 18 16 very dense [adj]
superelite 20 15 very elite [adj]
superettes 19 14 SUPERETTE, a small l...
superexalt 26 22 to exalt to a superi...
superfarms 23 20 SUPERFARM, a very bi...
superfecta 24 20 a bet in which the b...
superfirms 24 20 SUPERFIRM, a large f...
superfixes 28 24 SUPERFIX, a recurren...
superflack 27 25 a superior press age...
superfluid 24 20 relating to, or demo...
superfoods 21 18 SUPERFOOD, a food wi...
superfunds 22 20 SUPERFUND, a superio...
superfused 22 19 SUPERFUSE, to pour o...
superfuses 22 18 SUPERFUSE, to pour o...
supergenes 19 17 SUPERGENE, a group o...
supergiant 20 17 a very bright star o...
superglued 22 19 SUPERGLUE, to glue w...
superglues 22 18 SUPERGLUE, to glue w...
supergrass 21 16 a very important pol...
supergroup 23 20 a pop group made up...
superheats 21 16 SUPERHEAT, to heat t...
superheavy 29 22 having an atomic wei...
superhelix 29 24 a helix, as of DNA,...
superhives 24 20 SUPERHIVE, a removab...
superhuman 22 21 being above the huma...
superhyped 30 22 SUPERHYPE, to subjec...
superhypes 30 21 SUPERHYPE, to subjec...
superiorly 27 17 SUPERIOR, of higher...
superjocks 26 30 SUPERJOCK, a very go...
superjumbo 25 30 a very large airline...
superlarge 21 17 exceptionally large...
superlight 25 19 very light [adj]
superliner 20 16 a very large ocean l...
superloads 20 16 SUPERLOAD, a variabl...
superlunar 20 17 otherworldly; above...
superlying 28 20 SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
supermacho 25 22 very macho [adj]
supermales 21 18 SUPERMALE, an excess...
supermarts 21 17 SUPERMART, a big sup...
supermaxes 26 24 SUPERMAX, a jail wit...
supermicro 24 20 a very small micro c...
superminds 21 19 SUPERMIND, a more th...
superminis 21 18 SUPERMINI, a small c...
supermodel 21 19 a famous and success...
supermotos 20 17 SUPERMOTO, a form of...
supernally 27 19 SUPERNAL, being or c...
supernanny 23 19 an expert who advise...
supernated 18 16 SUPERNATE, to float...
supernates 18 15 SUPERNATE [n]
supernovae 19 19 SUPERNOVA, (Latin) a...
supernovas 20 19 SUPERNOVA, (Latin) a...
supernurse 19 16 a highly experienced...
superorder 19 15 a group intermediate...
superoxide 25 22 a peroxide, an oxide...
superphone 22 20 a telephone with a h...
superphyla 31 22 SUPERPHYLUM, a taxon...
superpimps 26 23 SUPERPIMP, a pimp co...
superplane 21 19 a very large plane [...
superports 22 17 SUPERPORT, a superio...
superposed 21 18 SUPERPOSE, to place...
superposes 21 17 SUPERPOSE, to place...
superpower 24 20 a great power [n -S]
superraces 22 17 SUPERRACE, a race th...
superroads 19 15 SUPERROAD, a superio...
supersales 20 15 SUPERSALE, a big sal...
supersalts 21 15 SUPERSALT, an acid s...
supersaurs 20 15 SUPERSAUR, a very la...
supersaver 21 18 an exceptional barga...
superscale 23 18 on a very large scal...
superscout 23 18 a superlative scout...
superseded 19 16 SUPERSEDE, to take t...
superseder 19 15 one who supersedes [...
supersedes 19 15 SUPERSEDE, to take t...
supersells 22 16 SUPERSELL, to sell i...
supersexes 25 21 SUPERSEX, very good...
supersharp 24 19 exceptionally sharp...
supershows 25 19 SUPERSHOW, an except...
supersized 23 24 SUPERSIZE, to increa...
supersizes 23 23 SUPERSIZE, a supersi...
superslick 26 22 very slick [adj]
supersmart 21 17 very smart [adj]
supersonic 22 18 above the speed of s...
supersound 19 17 sound vibrations too...
superspeed 21 18 a very high speed [n...
superspies 22 17 SUPERSPY, a superior...
superstars 20 14 SUPERSTAR, an extrem...
superstate 19 14 a state or organizat...
superstock 24 21 a very high-performi...
superstore 19 14 a very large store o...
superstorm 21 17 an extremely powerfu...
superstuds 21 16 SUPERSTUD, an except...
supersweet 22 17 exceptionally sweet...
supertaxes 25 21 SUPERTAX, an additio...
superthick 27 23 exceptionally thick...
supertight 24 18 superlatively tight...
supertitle 21 15 a surtitle, a printe...
supertonic 22 18 the note next above...
supertrams 21 17 SUPERTRAM, a very su...
supertruck 25 22 a very large truck [...
supertwist 24 17 a technique of twist...
superusers 20 15 SUPERUSER, in comput...
supervened 20 20 SUPERVENE, to come i...
supervenes 20 19 SUPERVENE, to come i...
supervisal 23 19 supervision [n -S]
supervised 22 19 SUPERVISE, to overse...
supervisee 21 18 one who is supervise...
supervises 22 18 SUPERVISE, to overse...
supervisor 22 18 one that supervises...
superwaifs 25 20 SUPERWAIF, an extrem...
superwaves 24 21 SUPERWAVE, a excepti...
superweeds 22 18 SUPERWEED, a hybrid...
superwides 23 18 SUPERWIDE, a very wi...
superwives 25 21 SUPERWIFE, an except...
superwoman 22 21 an exceptional woman...
superwomen 22 21 SUPERWOMAN, an excep...
supperless 23 18 having no supper [ad...
suppertime 23 20 the time at which su...
supplanter 22 19 one who supplants [n...
supporters 22 17 SUPPORTER, a figure...
suppresser 22 17 something that suppr...
surcharger 24 18 one who surcharges [...
surfcaster 23 17 one who fishes from...
surfeiters 20 14 SURFEITER, one who s...
surfriders 21 15 SURFRIDER, one who e...
surmasters 19 14 SURMASTER, (archaic)...
surmounter 18 16 one who, or that whi...
surpassers 20 14 SURPASSER, one who s...
surprisers 21 14 SURPRISER, one who s...
surrenders 17 13 SURRENDER, to yield,...
suspecters 23 17 SUSPECTER, one who s...
suspenders 19 16 SUSPENDER, a strap t...
suspensers 19 15 SUSPENSER, something...
sustainers 17 12 SUSTAINER, one who s...
sutlership 24 17 the office of sutler...
suzerainty 26 23 the dominion or auth...
swaggerers 22 17 SWAGGERER, one who s...
swaggering 23 20 SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swallowers 25 18 SWALLOWER, one who s...
swanneries 18 15 SWANNERY, a place wh...
swattering 21 16 SWATTER, to splash o...
sweetbrier 22 16 a wild rose with fra...
sweeteners 18 14 SWEETENER, a substan...
sweetwater 22 16 freshwater [n -S]
sweltering 22 17 SWELTER, to suffer f...
swerveless 23 18 without swerving [ad...
swimfeeder 23 20 a device containing...
swimmerets 23 19 SWIMMERET, a crustac...
swineherds 22 17 SWINEHERD, (archaic)...
switcheroo 25 18 a surprising variati...
switchover 28 22 the act of switching...
swithering 24 18 SWITHER, (Scots) to...
syllogiser 27 16 one who reasons by s...
syllogizer 30 25 one who reasons by s...
symboliser 28 19 one who symbolises,...
symbolizer 31 28 one who symbolizes,...
synaereses 21 13 SYNAERESIS, the runn...
synaeresis 22 13 the running together...
syndereses 22 14 SYNDERESIS, conscien...
synderesis 23 14 conscience as a guid...
synergetic 27 18 co-operating, workin...
synergised 24 16 SYNERGISE, to act as...
synergises 24 15 SYNERGISE, to act as...
synergisms 26 18 SYNERGISM, the belie...
synergists 25 15 SYNERGIST, a substan...
synergized 27 25 SYNERGIZE, to act as...
synergizes 27 24 SYNERGIZE, to act as...
syntereses 22 13 SYNTERESIS, conscien...
synteresis 23 13 conscience as a guid...
sypherings 29 20 SYPHERING, joining b...
systemiser 25 15 one who systemises,...
systemizer 28 24 one who systemizes,...
tabasheers 20 15 TABASHEER, (Hindi) a...
tabernacle 21 18 the tent carried by...
tachometer 22 18 an instrument for me...
tachymeter 29 20 a surveying instrume...
tackifiers 24 20 TACKIFIER, something...
tailenders 17 13 TAILENDER, someone c...
tailgaters 19 13 TAILGATER, a person...
tailwaters 21 14 TAILWATER, water bel...
talebearer 18 14 one who tells tales,...
taleteller 19 13 a teller of tales [n...
tambourers 20 17 TAMBOURER, one who e...
tamperings 21 19 TAMPERING, the act o...
tangerines 16 14 TANGERINE, a mandari...
tankbuster 20 19 a plane that special...
tantaliser 17 12 something or someone...
tantalizer 20 21 something or someone...
taperingly 27 19 TAPERING, becoming s...
taperstick 24 20 a stick for holding...
targeteers 17 12 TARGETEER, (historic...
tarnishers 19 13 TARNISHER, something...
taseometer 16 13 an instrument for me...
tasimeters 18 13 TASIMETER, an instru...
taskmaster 19 17 one who imposes a ta...
tastemaker 18 17 one who sets aesthet...
tattersall 19 12 a pattern of squares...
tautomeric 21 17 relating to, or char...
taxameters 23 20 TAXAMETER, (obsolete...
taxidermal 25 22 relating to taxiderm...
taxidermic 28 24 relating to taxiderm...
taximeters 24 20 TAXIMETER, an instru...
taxonomers 22 21 TAXONOMER, a special...
tayberries 25 15 TAYBERRY, a hybrid p...
teaberries 18 13 TEABERRY, a North Am...
tearjerker 19 23 a story, song, play,...
teasellers 18 12 TEASELLER, one who u...
teatasters 16 10 TEATASTER, one whose...
teetotaler 16 11 one who does not dri...
telecamera 20 17 a television camera...
telecaster 20 14 one who telecasts [n...
telemeters 18 14 TELEMETER, to measur...
telephoner 20 17 one who telephones [...
telerecord 20 15 to make a telerecord...
televerite 19 15 the televising of sc...
televiewer 22 18 one who views by tel...
televisers 20 15 TELEVISER, one who t...
teleworker 21 18 a telecommuter [n -S...
telewriter 21 14 a telegraph instrume...
telferages 20 16 TELFERAGE, use of a...
tellership 24 17 the office or employ...
telomerase 17 14 an enzyme, found in...
telpherage 22 18 the conveyance of ve...
telphering 23 19 TELPHER, to transpor...
telpherman 22 20 a man who works on a...
telphermen 22 20 TELPHERMAN, a man wh...
telpherway 31 21 a route for the conv...
temerities 18 13 TEMERITY, foolish bo...
temerously 25 17 TEMEROUS, rashly or...
temperable 22 20 capable of being tem...
temperance 21 20 moderation in action...
temperated 19 17 TEMPERATE, to temper...
temperates 19 16 TEMPERATE, to temper...
temperings 21 19 TEMPERING, the act o...
temporiser 20 16 one who temporises,...
temporizer 23 25 one who temporizes,...
tenderable 18 16 that can be tendered...
tenderfeet 17 15 TENDERFOOT, a newcom...
tenderfoot 17 15 a newcomer in a comp...
tenderings 17 15 TENDERING, the act o...
tenderised 16 13 TENDERISE, to make t...
tenderiser 16 12 a pounding instrumen...
tenderises 16 12 TENDERISE, to make t...
tenderized 19 22 TENDERIZE, to make t...
tenderizer 19 21 a pounding instrumen...
tenderizes 19 21 TENDERIZE, to make t...
tenderling 18 16 one made tender by t...
tenderloin 16 14 a strip of tender fl...
tenderness 15 13 the state of being t...
tenpounder 17 17 a ten-pound gun [n -...
tensimeter 17 14 an instrument for me...
tensioners 15 12 TENSIONER, something...
tenterhook 18 17 a sharp, hooked nail...
tentmakers 18 18 TENTMAKER, one who m...
teratogens 16 13 TERATOGEN, an agent...
teratogeny 22 15 the formation of mon...
teratology 24 15 the study of malform...
teratomata 16 13 TERATOMA, (Greek) a...
terebinths 21 16 TEREBINTH, a small M...
terebrants 18 14 TEREBRANT, (facetiou...
terebrated 18 14 TEREBRATE, to bore i...
terebrates 18 13 TEREBRATE, to bore i...
termagancy 27 21 the state of being a...
termagants 18 16 TERMAGANT, a shrewis...
terminable 20 18 capable of being ter...
terminably 27 20 TERMINABLE, capable...
terminally 26 18 TERMINAL, at the end...
terminated 17 15 TERMINATE, to bring...
terminates 17 14 TERMINATE, to bring...
terminator 17 14 something that termi...
terminisms 20 17 TERMINISM, the doctr...
terminists 19 14 TERMINIST, a believe...
terminuses 18 15 TERMINUS, an end [n]
termitaria 18 13 TERMITARIUM, (Latin)...
terneplate 18 15 thin iron sheets coa...
terpenoids 18 15 TERPENOID, any one o...
terpineols 19 15 TERPINEOL, a terpene...
terpolymer 27 19 a polymer such as a...
terracette 19 13 a small terrace on a...
terracings 21 16 TERRACING, terraces...
terracotta 19 13 (Italian) reddish-br...
terraforms 20 16 TERRAFORM, to make (...
terramares 17 13 TERRAMARE, (Italian)...
terrariums 19 14 TERRARIUM, a glass e...
terreplein 19 15 (French) a horizonta...
terricoles 21 14 TERRICOLE, a land an...
terrifiers 20 13 TERRIFIER, one who t...
terrifying 27 18 TERRIFY, to cause te...
terrorised 17 11 TERRORISE, to inflic...
terroriser 17 10 one who terrorises,...
terrorises 17 10 TERRORISE, to inflic...
terrorisms 19 13 TERRORISM, an organi...
terrorists 18 10 TERRORIST, one who e...
terrorized 20 20 TERRORIZE, to inflic...
terrorizer 20 19 one who terrorises,...
terrorizes 20 19 TERRORIZE, to inflic...
terrorless 18 11 free from terror [ad...
tersanctus 20 15 (Latin) the hymn beg...
tertiaries 17 10 TERTIARY, a flight f...
tervalency 28 21 the state of being t...
tesseracts 20 13 TESSERACT, a figure...
testerning 17 14 TESTERN, (Shakespear...
testifiers 20 13 TESTIFIER, one who t...
tetherball 23 17 a ball suspended by...
tetrameral 18 14 of or like a tetrame...
tetrameric 21 16 of or like a tetrame...
tetrameter 17 13 a line of verse of f...
theologers 20 15 THEOLOGER, a theolog...
theorisers 19 12 THEORISER, one who t...
theorizers 22 21 THEORIZER, one who t...
theosopher 22 17 a believer in theoso...
theralites 20 13 THERALITE, a holocry...
therapists 22 15 THERAPIST, one who p...
therapsids 22 16 THERAPSID, one of a...
thereabout 20 16 about or near that p...
thereafter 20 15 after that [interj]
thereamong 19 18 among that or those...
thereanent 16 14 (Scots) concerning t...
thereunder 18 15 under that [adv]
thermalise 21 16 to reduce the kineti...
thermalize 24 25 to reduce the kineti...
thermettes 20 15 THERMETTE, a device,...
thermidors 21 16 THERMIDOR, a method...
thermionic 23 19 relating to a thermi...
thermistor 21 15 a semiconductor, a m...
thermoform 23 21 to give a final shap...
thermogram 22 20 a thermograph record...
thermology 28 20 the study of heat [n...
thermophil 26 21 requiring, or thrivi...
thermopile 23 19 an instrument measur...
thermosets 20 15 THERMOSET, of resin...
thermostat 20 15 to provide with or c...
thermotics 24 18 the science of heat...
therophyte 29 19 a plant that overwin...
theropodan 19 17 a carnivorous dinosa...
thickeners 23 20 THICKENER, an agent...
thieveries 21 16 THIEVERY, the act of...
thimblerig 26 21 a sleight-of-hand tr...
thimerosal 21 16 a cream-coloured cry...
thorougher 22 17 THOROUGH, complete,...
threatener 17 13 one who threatens [n...
throttlers 21 13 THROTTLER, one who,...
throwovers 24 19 THROWOVER, a piece o...
throwsters 23 15 THROWSTER, one who t...
thuggeries 22 17 THUGGERY, thuggish b...
thunbergia 22 19 (Swedish) any of a g...
thunderbox 27 25 (slang) a chamberbox...
thunderers 19 15 THUNDERER, a thing t...
thunderier 19 15 THUNDERY, indicative...
thundering 20 18 resounding [adj THUN...
thunderous 19 16 sounding like thunde...
tidewaiter 20 14 (formerly) a customs...
tidewaters 20 14 TIDEWATER, water bro...
tiebreaker 19 17 a deciding game in a...
tiercelets 21 14 TIERCELET, the male...
tiercerons 19 14 TIERCERON, a subordi...
tigerishly 29 17 TIGERISH, like a tig...
tigerwoods 21 16 TIGERWOOD, any of se...
tighteners 20 15 TIGHTENER, something...
tillerless 21 13 without a tiller [ad...
tiltmeters 20 14 TILTMETER, an instru...
timberhead 22 19 top end of ship's ti...
timberings 22 19 TIMBERING, timber co...
timberland 21 19 (US) land covered wi...
timberline 21 18 the upper limit of t...
timberwork 25 23 work made of timbers...
timberyard 27 19 a yard where wood is...
timekeeper 20 20 a timepiece [n -S]
timesavers 20 17 TIMESAVER, something...
timeserver 20 17 a person who cynical...
timeworker 22 20 one who does timewor...
tinkerings 19 18 TINKERING, the act o...
tinkertoys 24 17 TINKERTOY, (tradenam...
tintometer 17 14 another name for col...
tiremakers 19 17 TIREMAKER, one who m...
titterings 19 13 TITTERING, the act o...
toadeaters 15 11 TOADEATER, a sycopha...
tobogganer 19 18 one who uses a tobog...
tocherless 23 16 without a tocher, a...
tocopherol 24 19 vitamin E, found in...
toeraggers 18 14 TOERAGGER, a tramp;...
tolerances 19 15 TOLERANCE, the state...
tolerantly 24 15 TOLERANT, inclined t...
tolerating 18 14 TOLERATE, to endure...
toleration 16 12 the act or practice...
tolerative 19 15 relating to tolerati...
tolerators 17 11 TOLERATOR, one who t...
tollkeeper 21 19 a person whose job i...
tomfoolery 26 19 playful or foolish b...
tonguester 17 14 one who uses his ton...
tonometers 16 14 TONOMETER, an instru...
toolholder 20 15 a holder for tools [...
toolmakers 19 18 TOOLMAKER, one who m...
toolpusher 22 17 a supervisor of dril...
toploftier 22 17 TOPLOFTY, high and m...
topnotcher 23 19 crude oil after some...
torbernite 18 14 a bright-green radio...
torchieres 22 15 TORCHIERE, (French)...
tormenters 17 14 TORMENTER, one who t...
torpedoers 18 14 TORPEDOER, one who t...
totalisers 18 11 TOTALISER, a system...
totalizers 21 20 TOTALIZER, a system...
totterings 18 13 TOTTERING, the act o...
touchpaper 26 22 paper soaked in salt...
tougheners 19 16 TOUGHENER, something...
tourneyers 22 14 TOURNEYER, one who t...
tourtieres 17 11 TOURTIERE, a type of...
toweringly 28 19 TOWERING [adv]
tracklayer 28 20 one who lays tracks...
tradership 22 16 the occupation of tr...
trafficker 26 23 one who traffics [n...
trailering 19 14 the act of transport...
trailerist 19 11 a person travelling...
trailerite 18 11 a person living in a...
trammelers 20 17 TRAMMELER, one who t...
trammeller 21 18 one who trammels [n...
tranquiler 26 22 TRANQUIL, calm, peac...
transcoder 19 15 a technology, such a...
transducer 20 16 an electronic device...
transferal 19 15 the act of transfer,...
transferee 17 14 the person to whom a...
transferor 18 14 one who transfers [n...
transfuser 19 15 one who transfuses [...
transmuter 18 15 one who transmutes [...
transposer 18 14 one who transposes [...
transputer 19 15 a special computer c...
transverse 18 15 crossways [adj TRANS...
trapanners 17 15 TRAPANNER, one who t...
trasheries 19 12 TRASHERY, rubbish [n...
travellers 21 16 TRAVELLER, one who t...
traversals 20 15 TRAVERSAL, the actio...
traversers 19 14 TRAVERSER, one who t...
traversing 20 17 the act of traversin...
travertine 18 15 (Italian) a pale lim...
travertins 19 15 TRAVERTIN, (Italian)...
trawlerman 21 18 one who works in a t...
trawlermen 21 18 TRAWLERMAN, one who...
treacherer 21 15 (obsolete) a traitor...
treasurers 17 11 TREASURER, a person...
treehopper 22 18 a kind of leaping in...
trepanners 17 15 TREPANNER, one who t...
trephiners 21 16 TREPHINER, a surgeon...
trespasser 19 13 one who trespasses [...
triaconter 19 14 (historical) a Greek...
tribometer 20 16 an instrument used t...
tricameral 22 17 having three chamber...
tricerions 20 14 TRICERION, a three-b...
trickeries 22 17 TRICKERY, deception...
tricksters 23 17 TRICKSTER, one who p...
tricyclers 32 19 TRICYCLER, one who r...
trierarchs 23 15 TRIERARCH, (Greek) t...
trierarchy 29 17 the civic obligation...
triggering 21 17 TRIGGER, to set in a...
triggerman 20 18 a gangster's bodygua...
triggermen 20 18 TRIGGERMAN, a gangst...
trilateral 19 12 having three sides [...
triliteral 20 12 consisting of three...
trimerisms 21 16 TRIMERISM, the state...
trimesters 19 13 TRIMESTER, three mon...
trinketers 18 15 TRINKETER, (obsolete...
triphammer 24 21 a power hammer that...
tripperish 25 18 of or like a vulgar,...
tripterous 20 14 three-winged [adj]
triternate 16 11 thrice ternate, i.e....
triumphers 24 19 TRIUMPHER, one who w...
triumphery 30 21 (Shakespeare) a triu...
trochanter 21 16 a rough eminence on...
tromometer 18 16 an instrument for me...
trousering 18 14 any cloth suitable f...
trowellers 22 15 TROWELLER, one who t...
trumperies 21 17 TRUMPERY, worthless...
trumpeters 21 17 TRUMPETER, one who p...
tubercular 24 19 affected with tuberc...
tubercules 24 19 TUBERCULE, a small t...
tuberculin 24 20 a fluid containing t...
tuberculum 26 23 a tubercle [n TUBERC...
tuberiform 23 20 shaped like a lump o...
tuberosity 26 16 the state of being t...
tuckerbags 25 23 TUCKERBAG, a bag use...
tumblerful 26 23 as much as a tumbler...
tunnellers 18 15 TUNNELLER, one who t...
turnverein 18 17 a club of turners or...
tutoyering 24 16 TUTOYER, to address...
tutworkers 22 18 TUTWORKER, one who d...
tweenagers 19 16 TWEENAGER, a child o...
twinflower 26 21 a North American pla...
twitterati 21 13 influential commenta...
twitterers 21 13 TWITTERER, one who t...
twittering 22 16 a succession of chir...
twoseaters 19 13 TWOSEATER, a car or...
typecaster 28 18 one who typecasts [n...
typesetter 25 15 one whose job is to...
typewriter 29 18 a machine, usually w...
tyranniser 22 14 one who tyrannises,...
tyrannizer 25 23 one who tyrannizes,...
tyremakers 25 19 TYREMAKER, one who m...
ubersexual 26 23 a male who is simila...
uintathere 18 14 any animal of the ge...
uitlanders 18 14 UITLANDER, (South Af...
ulcerating 22 18 ULCERATE, to affect...
ulceration 20 16 the process of becom...
ulcerative 23 19 related to ulcers [a...
ulcerously 29 19 ULCEROUS, being affe...
ulsterette 18 12 a light ulster [n -S...
ulteriorly 26 15 ULTERIOR, (Latin) of...
umbellifer 25 22 a plant producing an...
unaltering 18 16 not changing [adj]
unanswered 18 17 not answered [adj]
unbarbered 20 19 not barbered [adj]
unbattered 18 16 not battered [adj]
unbeavered 19 20 (archaic) without a...
unbeliever 21 20 one that does not be...
unbettered 18 16 not bettered [adj]
unbloodier 19 17 UNBLOODY, not bloody...
unbosomers 19 18 UNBOSOMER, one who u...
unbouncier 21 20 UNBOUNCY, not bouncy...
unbuffered 23 23 not buffered [adj]
unbundlers 20 19 UNBUNDLER, one who u...
unbuttered 19 17 not buttered [adj]
uncatchier 25 20 UNCATCHY, not catchy...
uncerebral 22 19 not cerebral [adj]
unchancier 24 21 UNCHANCY, unlucky, s...
uncheerful 25 22 not cheerful [adj UN...
unciphered 24 21 UNCIPHER, (obsolete)...
unclassier 21 16 UNCLASSY, not classy...
unclerical 25 20 not clerical [adj]
uncloister 21 16 to release from a cl...
uncloudier 21 18 UNCLOUDY, not cloudy...
unclutters 22 17 UNCLUTTER, to rid of...
uncoercive 24 22 not coercive [adj UN...
uncomelier 21 19 UNCOMELY, not comely...
uncommoner 20 22 UNCOMMON, not common...
unconcerns 21 20 UNCONCERN, lack of c...
uncostlier 21 16 UNCOSTLY, not costly...
uncouplers 23 20 UNCOUPLER, a device...
uncovering 22 22 UNCOVER, to remove t...
uncumbered 23 23 not cumbered [adj]
undeceiver 21 20 one who undeceives [...
underacted 19 17 UNDERACT, to act sub...
underactor 19 16 a subordinate actor...
underagent 16 16 a subordinate agent...
underbaked 19 21 UNDERBAKE, to bake i...
underbakes 19 20 UNDERBAKE, to bake i...
underbears 18 16 UNDERBEAR, (obsolete...
underbelly 27 20 the undersurface of...
underbites 19 16 UNDERBITE, to bite i...
underborne 17 17 UNDERBEAR, (obsolete...
underbough 22 21 a lower branch of a...
underbrims 21 19 UNDERBRIM, a facing...
underbrush 22 19 shrubs, small trees,...
underbuild 21 19 to build under in su...
underbuilt 21 18 UNDERBUILD, to build...
underburnt 19 18 insufficiently burnt...
undercards 20 17 UNDERCARD, in boxing...
undercarts 20 16 UNDERCART, (colloqui...
undercasts 20 16 UNDERCAST, an air-pa...
underclass 21 17 the lowest social st...
underclays 27 19 UNDERCLAY, a stratum...
undercliff 26 23 a subordinate cliff...
underclubs 24 21 UNDERCLUB [v]
undercoats 19 16 UNDERCOAT, a coat wo...
undercooks 20 20 UNDERCOOK, to cook i...
undercools 20 17 UNDERCOOL, to cool i...
undercount 19 18 to miscount by count...
undercover 21 20 clandestine [adj]
undercrest 20 16 (Shakespeare) to bea...
undercroft 22 19 an underground room...
underdecks 21 21 UNDERDECK, a lower d...
underdoers 16 14 UNDERDOER, one who u...
underdoing 17 17 UNDERDO, to do insuf...
underdosed 16 15 UNDERDOSE, to give a...
underdoses 16 14 UNDERDOSE, to give a...
underdrain 16 15 to drain by deep und...
underdrawn 19 18 UNDERDRAW, to draw o...
underdraws 20 17 UNDERDRAW, to draw o...
underdress 17 14 to dress inadequatel...
underdrive 19 18 a gear which transmi...
underearth 18 15 the soil found benea...
undereaten 14 14 UNDEREAT, to eat an...
underfeeds 18 17 UNDERFEED, to feed i...
underfelts 20 17 UNDERFELT, an underl...
underfired 19 17 UNDERFIRE, to fire o...
underfires 19 16 UNDERFIRE, to fire o...
underfloor 19 17 situated underneath...
underflows 23 20 UNDERFLOW, an underc...
underfongs 19 19 UNDERFONG, (Spenser)...
underfoots 18 16 UNDERFOOT, to underp...
underfunds 19 19 UNDERFUND, to fund i...
undergirds 19 16 UNDERGIRD, to form t...
underglaze 21 25 in pottery, a glaze...
undergoers 17 15 UNDERGOER, one who u...
undergoing 18 18 UNDERGO, to be subje...
undergowns 20 19 UNDERGOWN, a gown wo...
undergrads 18 16 UNDERGRAD, an underg...
undergrove 19 19 a grove of shrubs or...
undergrown 20 19 of small stature; no...
underhairs 19 15 UNDERHAIR, an inner...
underhands 18 17 UNDERHAND, an underh...
underheats 18 15 UNDERHEAT, to heat i...
underjawed 21 26 with a heavy or unde...
underkeeps 19 20 UNDERKEEP, (Spenser)...
underkills 21 19 UNDERKILL, less forc...
underkings 19 20 UNDERKING, a sub-kin...
underlayer 23 16 a lower layer [n -S]
underlease 16 14 to sublease [v UNDER...
underliers 18 14 UNDERLIER, one who u...
underlined 17 16 UNDERLINE, to draw a...
underlinen 16 16 (archaic) undercloth...
underlines 17 15 UNDERLINE, to draw a...
underlings 19 17 UNDERLING, a subordi...
underloads 17 15 UNDERLOAD, to load i...
underlying 25 19 UNDERLIE, to lie und...
underminde 17 18 (Spenser) to undermi...
undermined 17 18 UNDERMINE, to dig be...
underminer 17 17 one who undermines [...
undermines 17 17 UNDERMINE, to dig be...
undernamed 16 18 named below [adj]
underneath 17 16 beneath [adj] / the...
undernoted 15 15 UNDERNOTE, to note b...
undernotes 15 14 UNDERNOTE, to note b...
underntime 17 17 (obsolete) the time...
underpants 18 17 a usually short unde...
underparts 19 16 UNDERPART, a subordi...
underpeeps 20 19 UNDERPEEP, (Shakespe...
underpitch 25 21 as in underpitch vau...
underplant 19 18 to plant smaller tre...
underplays 26 19 UNDERPLAY, to play d...
underplots 20 17 UNDERPLOT, a series...
underprice 22 19 to price below the r...
underprise 19 16 (obsolete) to value...
underprize 22 25 to value too little...
underproof 20 19 containing less alco...
underprops 21 19 UNDERPROP, to prop f...
underquote 24 23 to offer at a price...
underrated 16 14 UNDERRATE, to rate t...
underrates 16 13 UNDERRATE, to rate t...
underreact 19 16 to react with less t...
underscore 19 16 to draw a line under...
underscrub 23 20 bushes etc. [n -S]
underseals 17 14 UNDERSEAL, to coat p...
undersells 19 15 UNDERSELL, to sell t...
undersense 15 14 a deeper sense; a su...
undersexed 22 21 deficient in sexual...
undershirt 20 15 an undergarment worn...
undershoot 18 15 to fail to reach by...
undershrub 22 19 a shrub smaller than...
undersides 17 14 UNDERSIDE, the under...
undersigns 18 16 UNDERSIGN, to write...
undersized 20 23 below the usual size...
underskies 18 17 UNDERSKY, a lower sk...
underskirt 19 17 a petticoat [n -S]
underslung 19 18 suspended below the...
undersoils 18 14 UNDERSOIL, the soil...
undersongs 17 16 UNDERSONG, (archaic)...
undersowed 19 17 UNDERSOW, to sow lan...
underspend 18 18 to spend less than [...
underspent 18 17 UNDERSPEND, to spend...
underspins 19 17 UNDERSPIN, a kind of...
understand 16 15 to grasp the meaning...
understate 16 13 to represent as less...
understeer 16 13 to turn less sharply...
understock 21 20 to supply insufficie...
understood 16 14 UNDERSTAND, to grasp...
understory 23 15 the smaller trees an...
understudy 24 17 to act another's par...
undertaken 16 18 UNDERTAKE, to attemp...
undertaker 17 17 one that undertakes...
undertakes 17 17 UNDERTAKE, to attemp...
undertaxed 22 21 UNDERTAX, to tax les...
undertaxes 22 20 UNDERTAX, to tax les...
undertimed 18 17 of a photograph, und...
undertimes 18 16 UNDERTIME, (Spenser)...
undertints 17 14 UNDERTINT, a tint un...
undertoned 15 15 in an undertone; lac...
undertones 15 14 UNDERTONE, a subdued...
undertrick 22 20 in bridge, a trick s...
undertrump 21 20 to play a lower trum...
underusing 18 17 UNDERUSE, to not use...
undervalue 19 19 to value below the r...
undervests 19 17 UNDERVEST, an unders...
undervoice 21 20 a subdued voice [n -...
undervotes 18 17 UNDERVOTE, a vote ca...
underwater 19 16 below the water [adj...
underwears 19 16 UNDERWEAR, clothes w...
underwhelm 24 22 to fail to impress [...
underwings 21 19 UNDERWING, the under...
underwired 20 17 of a bra etc., havin...
underwires 20 16 UNDERWIRE, to suppor...
underwoods 19 17 UNDERWOOD, small tre...
underwools 20 17 UNDERWOOL, the under...
underworks 21 20 UNDERWORK, to work i...
underworld 21 18 the place of departe...
underwrite 20 16 to write under or at...
underwrote 19 16 UNDERWRITE, to write...
undeserved 18 18 UNDESERVE, to fail t...
undeserver 18 17 (Shakespeare) one wh...
undeserves 18 17 UNDESERVE, to fail t...
undeterred 16 14 not deterred [adj]
undiverted 19 18 not diverted [adj]
undrossier 17 13 UNDROSSY, not drossy...
unerasable 18 16 that cannot be erase...
unerringly 25 18 UNERRING, not erring...
unfathered 20 18 having no father [ad...
unfatherly 28 20 not fatherly [adj]
unfaultier 20 17 UNFAULTY, not faulty...
unfettered 18 16 UNFETTER, to free fr...
unfiltered 20 17 not filtered [adj]
unflashier 22 18 UNFLASHY, not flashy...
unfostered 18 16 not fostered [adj]
ungainlier 18 16 UNGAINLY, clumsy, al...
ungarnered 16 16 not garnered [adj]
ungartered 17 15 not wearing garters...
ungathered 19 17 not gathered [adj]
ungenerous 16 16 not generous [adj UN...
ungoverned 18 20 not governed [adj]
ungreedier 17 15 UNGREEDY, not greedy...
unguiltier 20 16 UNGUILTY, not guilty...
unhampered 21 21 not hampered [adj]
unheralded 19 17 not heralded [adj]
unheroical 22 18 not heroic, also UNH...
unhindered 18 17 not hindered [adj]
unhomelier 20 18 UNHOMELY, not homely...
unicameral 21 19 of a legislative ass...
unilateral 18 14 one-sided [adj UNILA...
uniliteral 19 14 consisting of one le...
uninterest 16 13 lack of interest [n...
unionisers 16 13 UNIONISER, one who u...
unionizers 19 22 UNIONIZER, one who u...
uniseriate 16 12 having one line or s...
unitholder 20 16 one having a unit of...
universals 20 17 UNIVERSAL, something...
university 26 18 an institution of hi...
unkindlier 19 19 UNKINDLY, UNKIND, no...
unkinglier 20 20 UNKINGLY, not kingly...
unlettered 17 14 lacking facility in...
unlikelier 20 18 UNLIKELY, not likely...
unlimbered 21 20 UNLIMBER, to prepare...
unliterary 24 15 not literary [adj]
unlivelier 21 18 UNLIVELY, not lively...
unlordlier 19 15 UNLORDLY, not lordly...
unlovelier 20 18 UNLOVELY, not lovely...
unmannered 15 18 marked by a lack of...
unmannerly 23 20 not mannerly [adj]
unmastered 17 16 not mastered [adj]
unmaterial 18 16 not material; immate...
unmaternal 17 17 not maternal [adj]
unmerciful 25 23 not merciful [adj UN...
unmeriting 19 18 undeserving [adj]
unmerriest 18 15 UNMERRY, not merry [...
unmitering 19 18 UNMITER, to depose f...
unmotherly 27 20 not motherly [adj]
unnumbered 19 21 uncounted, innumerab...
unobserved 20 20 not observed [adj UN...
unordering 17 16 UNORDER, to counterm...
unovercome 21 22 not overcome [adj]
unpampered 21 22 not pampered [adj]
unpapering 21 21 UNPAPER, to remove p...
unpeerable 20 19 incapable of having...
unpeppered 22 22 not peppered [adj]
unperching 25 23 UNPERCH, to drive fr...
unperfumed 22 23 not perfumed [adj]
unperilous 20 17 not perilous [adj]
unperished 21 18 not perished [adj]
unperjured 21 26 not perjured [adj]
unpersoned 17 17 UNPERSON, to make so...
unperverts 21 19 UNPERVERT, to free f...
unpowdered 21 20 not powdered [adj]
unprettier 19 15 UNPRETTY, not pretty...
unproperly 28 21 UNPROPER, improper [...
unpuckered 23 24 UNPUCKER, to remove...
unraveller 20 18 one who unravels [n...
unrendered 15 15 not rendered [adj]
unreserved 18 17 not reserved, unrest...
unreserves 18 16 UNRESERVE, absence o...
unreverend 17 18 not reverend [adj]
unreverent 17 17 irreverent [adj]
unreversed 18 17 not reversed [adj]
unreverted 18 17 not turned back [adj...
unriddlers 19 15 UNRIDDLER, one who u...
unseemlier 18 16 UNSEEMLY, not seemly...
unshowered 21 18 not watered by showe...
unshutters 20 15 UNSHUTTER, to open o...
unsistered 17 13 without a sister [ad...
unsisterly 25 15 not sisterly [adj]
unsobering 19 18 UNSOBER, to make unr...
unsoldered 17 15 UNSOLDER, to separat...
unsphering 22 20 UNSPHERE, to remove...
unsteadier 16 13 UNSTEADY, not steady...
unstoppers 21 18 UNSTOPPER, to take t...
unstuffier 22 19 UNSTUFFY, not stuffy...
unsummered 19 20 not possessng the ch...
unswerving 23 22 not swerving or turn...
untempered 19 19 UNTEMPER, to destroy...
untendered 15 15 not tendered [adj]
untenderly 23 17 UNTENDER, not tender...
untethered 18 15 UNTETHER, to free fr...
untimbered 20 19 not timbered [adj]
untimelier 19 16 UNTIMELY, not timely...
untochered 21 18 without a tocher or...
untogether 19 16 not together [adj]
untrendier 16 14 UNTRENDY, not trendy...
untrussers 18 13 UNTRUSSER, one who u...
untrustier 18 13 UNTRUSTY, not trusty...
untuckered 21 21 not having a tucker...
unveracity 28 21 want of veracity [n...
unverified 21 20 not verified [adj]
unwatering 20 18 UNWATER, to drain, e...
unwavering 22 22 not wavering [adj UN...
unwieldier 21 17 UNWIELDY, not wieldy...
unwifelier 23 19 UNWIFELY, not wifely...
unwithered 22 18 not withered [adj]
unworthier 22 17 UNWORTHY, not worthy...
upbraiders 22 18 UPBRAIDER, one who u...
upbuilders 24 20 UPBUILDER, one who u...
upcheering 25 22 UPCHEER, to encourag...
upgathered 22 19 UPGATHER, to gather...
upholsters 23 17 UPHOLSTER, to provid...
upholstery 29 19 material used to mak...
uplighters 25 19 UPLIGHTER, a light-f...
uppercased 24 21 UPPERCASE, to conver...
uppercases 24 20 UPPERCASE, to conver...
upperparts 24 20 UPPERPART, the upper...
upperworks 26 24 the upper part of a...
upthunders 22 19 UPTHUNDER, to send u...
ureteritis 18 11 inflammation of the...
urinometer 17 15 an instrument for me...
usheresses 19 13 USHERESS, a female u...
usherettes 19 13 USHERETTE, a female...
usherships 25 18 USHERSHIP, the offic...
uterectomy 27 19 the surgical removal...
uteritises 18 11 UTERITIS, inflammati...
utterances 19 15 UTTERANCE, the act o...
uttermosts 19 14 UTTERMOST, the great...
vacationer 20 18 one who takes a vaca...
vanquisher 29 27 one who vanquishes [...
vaporisers 21 17 VAPORISER, something...
vaporizers 24 26 VAPORIZER, something...
variometer 19 17 an instrument for me...
varnishers 21 17 VARNISHER, one who v...
vaunteries 18 16 VAUNTERY, (archaic)...
vegeburger 23 22 a burger with vegeta...
veneerings 18 18 VENEERING, an overla...
venerables 20 19 VENERABLE, a title o...
venerating 18 18 VENERATE, to revere...
veneration 16 16 the act of veneratin...
venerative 19 19 of or relating to ve...
venerators 17 15 VENERATOR, one who v...
venereally 25 19 VENEREAL [adv]
veracities 22 17 VERACITY, conformity...
verandahed 19 19 having a verandah, a...
verapamils 23 21 VERAPAMIL, a calcium...
veratrines 18 15 VERATRINE, an alkalo...
verbalised 22 19 VERBALISE, to put in...
verbaliser 22 18 one who verbalises,...
verbalises 22 18 VERBALISE, to put in...
verbalisms 24 21 VERBALISM, undue att...
verbalists 23 18 VERBALIST, a person...
verbalized 25 28 VERBALIZE, to put in...
verbalizer 25 27 one who verbalizes,...
verbalizes 25 27 VERBALIZE, to put in...
verballing 24 22 VERBAL, to take a po...
verbarians 20 18 VERBARIAN, a coiner...
verbascums 26 24 VERBASCUM, another n...
verberated 20 18 VERBERATE, (archaic)...
verberates 20 17 VERBERATE, (archaic)...
verbicides 25 21 VERBICIDE, destructi...
verbifying 31 25 VERBIFY, to use as a...
verdancies 21 19 VERDANCY, the state...
vergeboard 21 20 a board projecting f...
vergencies 22 20 VERGENCY, the act of...
vergership 25 21 the office of verger...
veridicous 23 19 truthful [adj]
verifiable 24 21 that can be verified...
verifiably 31 23 VERIFIABLE, that can...
verjuicing 26 30 VERJUICE, to make so...
verkrampte 23 24 (Afrikaans) one who...
vermeiling 22 21 VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermeilled 22 20 VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermeilles 22 19 VERMEILLE [n]
vermicelli 26 22 (Italian) a very sle...
vermicidal 25 22 suitable for killing...
vermicides 24 21 VERMICIDE, a substan...
vermicular 25 22 resembling a worm in...
vermicules 25 22 VERMICULE, a small w...
vermifugal 25 24 serving to expel wor...
vermifuges 24 23 VERMIFUGE, a medicin...
vermilions 21 19 VERMILION, to make v...
vermilling 24 22 VERMIL, to colour re...
vermillion 22 20 bright red [adj] / a...
verminated 19 19 VERMINATE, to breed...
verminates 19 18 VERMINATE, to breed...
vernacular 22 20 indigenous, native,...
vernalised 19 17 VERNALISE, to cause...
vernalises 19 16 VERNALISE, to cause...
vernalized 22 26 VERNALIZE, to cause...
vernalizes 22 25 VERNALIZE, to cause...
vernations 17 16 VERNATION, the arran...
vernissage 19 17 (French) a private s...
versicolor 23 18 of variable or vario...
versicular 24 19 of or in verse [adj]
versifiers 22 17 VERSIFIER, a maker o...
versifying 29 22 VERSIFY, to change f...
versioners 18 15 VERSIONER, the produ...
versioning 19 18 the adaptation of cl...
versionist 19 15 the producer of a ve...
vertebrate 20 17 a backboned animal,...
vertically 31 21 VERTICAL, upright [a...
vertigines 20 17 VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertiports 22 17 VERTIPORT, an airpor...
vespertine 20 18 of or pertaining to...
veterinary 24 17 a person trained in...
vibrometer 22 20 an instrument for me...
vicegerent 22 20 acting in place of a...
viceregent 22 20 a substitute for a r...
vicereines 21 18 VICEREINE, (French)...
victimiser 25 20 one who victimises,...
victimizer 28 29 one who victimises,...
victualers 24 19 VICTUALER, one who f...
victualler 25 20 one who furnishes vi...
viewership 27 22 a programme's viewer...
viewfinder 24 22 a device on a camera...
vignetters 20 17 VIGNETTER, one who m...
vilipender 22 20 one who vilipends, t...
viniferous 21 19 wine-producing [adj]
viosterols 20 15 VIOSTEROL, a type of...
viperiform 25 23 shaped like a snake...
viperishly 32 22 VIPERISH, like a vip...
viperously 29 21 VIPEROUS, having the...
viscachera 27 22 (Spanish) a settleme...
viscerally 31 21 VISCERAL, pertaining...
viscerated 22 18 VISCERATE, to depriv...
viscerates 22 17 VISCERATE, to depriv...
viscometer 23 20 an instrument for me...
visualiser 21 16 one who visualises,...
visualizer 24 25 one who visualizes,...
vitalisers 21 15 VITALISER, something...
vitalizers 24 24 VITALIZER, something...
vitiferous 22 18 bearing vines [adj]
vituperate 21 18 to abuse or censure...
vivandiere 20 20 (French) a (female)...
vivandiers 21 20 VIVANDIER, (French)...
viverrines 21 19 VIVERRINE, a member...
vizierates 22 23 VIZIERATE, the offic...
viziership 28 28 the office of vizier...
vocalisers 23 18 VOCALISER, one who v...
vocalizers 26 27 VOCALIZER, one who v...
vociferant 23 21 clamorous [adj] / a...
vociferate 23 20 to cry out with a lo...
vociferous 24 21 marked by or given t...
vodcasters 22 18 VODCASTER, one who m...
voetganger 19 19 (Dutch) a locust bef...
voiceovers 23 21 VOICEOVER, a spoken...
voituriers 20 15 VOITURIER, (French)...
voltameter 20 18 an instrument for me...
voltmeters 21 18 VOLTMETER, an instru...
volumeters 21 19 VOLUMETER, an instru...
volumisers 22 19 VOLUMISER, an agent...
volumizers 25 28 VOLUMIZER, an agent...
volunteers 19 17 VOLUNTEER, to offer...
voorkamers 20 21 VOORKAMER, (Afrikaan...
vouchering 25 23 VOUCHER, to establis...
vrystaters 26 16 VRYSTATER, (South Af...
vulcaniser 23 20 an apparatus for vul...
vulcanizer 26 29 an apparatus for vul...
vulgariser 22 18 one who vulgarises,...
vulgarizer 25 27 one who vulgarizes,...
vulnerable 22 21 that can be hurt [ad...
vulnerably 29 23 VULNERABLE, that can...
vulnerated 19 18 VULNERATE, (obsolete...
vulnerates 19 17 VULNERATE, (obsolete...
wadsetters 20 14 WADSETTER, (Scots) o...
wageworker 24 22 one who works for a...
waghalters 24 18 WAGHALTER, a felon l...
waiterages 20 15 WAITERAGE, service b...
waiterhood 21 16 the state of being a...
waiterings 21 16 WAITERING, the job o...
waitperson 21 17 a waiter of either s...
wallflower 28 22 a yellowish-red flow...
wallpapers 26 21 WALLPAPER, to cover...
wallpepper 28 24 a small Eurasian cra...
wallposter 24 18 in China, a bulletin...
wambengers 23 22 WAMBENGER, (Native A...
wanderings 20 18 WANDERING, the act o...
wanderlust 21 17 (German) an urge to...
wanwordier 22 18 WANWORDY, (Scots) wo...
warchalker 27 23 one who engages in w...
wardership 25 19 the office of warder...
wardrobers 22 17 WARDROBER, (historic...
warehouser 21 16 a warehouseman [n -S...
warmongers 21 19 WARMONGER, one who d...
warranters 19 14 WARRANTER, one who w...
washateria 21 15 a laundrette, also W...
washeteria 21 15 a laundrette, also W...
wassailers 21 14 WASSAILER, one who w...
wastepaper 23 19 paper discarded as u...
wastewater 22 16 waste water [n -S]
watchmaker 27 25 one that makes or re...
watchtower 28 21 a tower for a lookou...
waterbirds 23 17 WATERBIRD, a bird th...
waterborne 20 17 supported, carried,...
waterbrain 21 17 a disease of sheep,...
waterbucks 27 24 WATERBUCK, any of se...
waterbuses 22 17 WATERBUS, a large mo...
watercolor 23 17 a pigment diluted wi...
watercraft 25 19 a boat; boats collec...
watercress 23 16 any of several aquat...
waterdrive 22 18 the use of water pre...
waterfalls 24 18 WATERFALL, a fall or...
waterflood 22 18 a flood of water; an...
waterfowls 26 20 WATERFOWL, any bird...
waterfront 21 17 land with buildings,...
waterglass 22 16 a water clock; an in...
waterheads 21 16 WATERHEAD, the sourc...
wateriness 19 14 the state of being w...
waterleafs 22 17 WATERLEAF, any plant...
waterlines 20 15 WATERLINE, any of se...
watermarks 22 20 WATERMARK, to mark w...
watermelon 20 18 a type of melon [n -...
watermills 24 18 WATERMILL, a mill dr...
waterpower 24 19 the power of water e...
waterpoxes 27 23 WATERPOX, chickenpox...
waterproof 23 19 proof against water...
waterquake 28 27 a seismic disturbanc...
waterscape 24 19 a sea view [n -S]
watersheds 22 16 WATERSHED, the area...
watersider 20 14 (Australian) a wharf...
watersides 20 14 WATERSIDE, the edge...
watersmeet 20 16 the confluence of tw...
waterspout 22 17 a disturbance at sea...
watertight 24 17 so well-sealed as no...
waterweeds 22 17 WATERWEED, any plant...
waterwheel 25 19 a wheel made to rota...
waterworks 24 20 WATERWORK, a piece o...
waterzoois 22 22 WATERZOOI, a stew of...
wattmeters 21 16 WATTMETER, an instru...
wavemeters 22 20 WAVEMETER, an instru...
waveringly 30 23 WAVERING, vacillatin...
waxberries 28 23 WAXBERRY, a berry [n...
waxflowers 32 27 WAXFLOWER, any of va...
waxworkers 30 27 WAXWORKER, one who w...
weaponeers 19 17 WEAPONEER [n]
weasellers 21 15 WEASELLER, one who w...
weatherers 21 15 WEATHERER, one who w...
weathering 22 18 the action of the el...
weatherise 21 15 to make (a fabric) w...
weatherize 24 24 to make (a fabric) w...
weatherman 21 19 one who reports and...
weathermen 21 19 WEATHERMAN, one who...
weaverbird 24 21 a weaver finch [n -S...
webcasters 25 19 WEBCASTER, one who b...
webloggers 25 21 WEBLOGGER, one who k...
webmasters 23 19 WEBMASTER, a person...
weedkiller 23 20 a chemical preparati...
weekenders 19 19 WEEKENDER, one who s...
weimaraner 19 17 (German) a breed of...
werewolves 25 21 WEREWOLF, a person w...
wernerites 19 14 WERNERITE, the commo...
werwolfish 29 22 like a werwolf, also...
westerings 21 16 WESTERING, motion to...
westerlies 21 14 WESTERLY, a wind fro...
westerners 19 14 WESTERNER, one who l...
westernise 19 14 to make western, als...
westernism 21 17 an idom or other cha...
westernize 22 23 to make western, als...
whaikorero 22 19 (Maori) formal speec...
wharfinger 25 21 the keeper or owner...
whatsoever 23 19 whatever [pron]
wheatgerms 24 20 WHEATGERM, the vitam...
whensoever 22 20 at any time whatever...
whereabout 23 19 one's (approximate)...
whereafter 23 18 after which [adv]
wherefores 23 18 WHEREFORE, a reason...
whereunder 21 18 under which [adv]
whereuntil 23 18 to what [adv]
wherewiths 28 20 WHEREWITH, the means...
wherreting 23 18 WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherriting 24 18 WHERRIT, to worry, a...
whickering 28 25 WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whiddering 24 20 WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whimperers 26 21 WHIMPERER, one who w...
whimpering 27 24 WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whiskerier 24 19 WHISKERY, having whi...
whisperers 25 18 WHISPERER, one who w...
whispering 26 21 speaking softly [adj...
whitewater 25 18 referring to a stret...
whithering 26 20 WHITHER, to blow str...
whittawers 26 18 WHITTAWER, (dialect)...
whitterick 28 22 (Scots) a weasel, al...
whittering 24 18 WHITTER, to talk or...
wholesaler 23 17 someone who sells by...
wholesomer 23 19 WHOLESOME, healthy,...
whomsoever 24 22 the objective of who...
wickerwork 29 27 basketwork of any ki...
widershins 23 17 in a left-handed, wr...
wigwaggers 27 22 WIGWAGGER, one who w...
wildcatter 25 18 one that drills well...
wilderment 22 19 the state of being b...
wilderness 21 16 a tract or region un...
wildflower 28 22 any flower growing i...
wildfowler 28 22 one who hunts wildfo...
willowherb 30 23 a perennial herb of...
willpowers 28 21 WILLPOWER, the power...
winchester 25 19 a large cylindrical...
windflower 26 22 another name for ane...
windhovers 24 21 WINDHOVER, the kestr...
windjammer 24 30 a large merchant sai...
windrowers 23 18 WINDROWER, a machine...
windsucker 25 23 a horse that engages...
windsurfer 23 19 one who practises wi...
winebibber 26 23 a person who drinks...
winegrower 23 19 a person who cultiva...
winemakers 21 21 WINEMAKER, a maker o...
winterfeed 21 18 to feed livestock in...
winteriest 20 14 WINTERY, having the...
winterised 20 15 WINTERISE, to make s...
winterises 20 14 WINTERISE, to make s...
winterized 23 24 WINTERIZE, to make s...
winterizes 23 23 WINTERIZE, to make s...
winterkill 24 20 to kill by exposure...
winterless 21 15 without a winter [ad...
wintertide 20 15 (archaic) the time w...
wintertime 21 17 the time during whic...
wiredrawer 23 17 one who draws wire [...
wirepuller 25 19 a person who uses pr...
wiretapper 24 19 one that taps teleph...
wirewalker 25 21 a tightrope walker [...
wireworker 24 20 one who works with w...
witcheries 26 18 WITCHERY, enchantmen...
withdrawer 26 19 one who withdraws [n...
witherings 24 18 WITHERING, the act o...
witherites 23 15 WITHERITE, barium ca...
withholder 26 19 one who withholds [n...
witnessers 20 14 WITNESSER, one who w...
wolverenes 21 19 WOLVERENE, a ferocio...
wolverines 22 19 WOLVERINE, a ferocio...
womanisers 20 17 WOMANISER, one who e...
womanizers 23 26 WOMANIZER, one who e...
womanpower 24 23 women available and...
wonderings 20 18 WONDERING, the act o...
wonderkids 21 20 WONDERKID, (colloqui...
wonderland 19 18 an imaginary place o...
wonderless 20 16 without wonders [adj...
wonderment 19 19 a cause of or occasi...
wonderwork 23 22 a prodigy, a miracle...
woodborers 21 17 WOODBORER, any of va...
woodcarver 24 21 a craftsman who carv...
woodcutter 23 18 one that cuts wood [...
woodlander 19 17 one who lives or wor...
woodpecker 25 24 any of a family of b...
woodworker 23 21 one who works with w...
woolgrower 24 19 a person who keeps s...
woolsorter 20 14 a person who sorts w...
woomerangs 20 19 WOOMERANG, (Native A...
worcesters 23 16 WORCESTER, a kind of...
wordmonger 21 20 a writer or speaker...
workerists 22 17 WORKERIST, one who s...
workerless 22 18 without workers [adj...
workmaster 22 20 the performer of any...
worshipers 25 18 WORSHIPER, one who w...
worshipper 27 21 one who worships, al...
wrappering 25 22 WRAPPER, to put a co...
wretcheder 25 19 WRETCHED, miserable...
writership 26 18 the office of a writ...
wrongdoers 20 17 WRONGDOER, one who d...
wunderkind 21 22 (German) a child pro...
xeriscaped 28 24 XERISCAPE, (tradenam...
xeriscapes 28 23 XERISCAPE [n]
xerodermae 22 21 XERODERMA, morbid dr...
xerodermas 23 21 XERODERMA, morbid dr...
xerodermia 23 21 morbid dryness of sk...
xerodermic 27 24 dry-skinned [adj]
xerography 34 26 a nonchemical photog...
xeromorphs 28 25 XEROMORPH, a plant t...
xerophiles 28 23 XEROPHILE, a plant a...
xerophytes 33 24 XEROPHYTE, a plant t...
xerophytic 37 27 able to withstand dr...
xerostomas 23 20 XEROSTOMA, excessive...
xerostomia 23 20 excessive dryness of...
xylometers 31 23 XYLOMETER, an instru...
yammerings 26 21 YAMMERING, peevish c...
yardmaster 24 16 a person in charge o...
yatterings 24 15 YATTERING, the act o...
yesterdays 29 15 YESTERDAY, the day i...
yestereven 23 17 yesterday evening, a...
yestereves 24 16 YESTEREVE, yesterday...
yestermorn 23 16 yesterday morning [n...
yesteryear 28 14 last year, or the pa...
youngberry 32 21 a large reddish-blac...
youngsters 24 16 YOUNGSTER, a young p...
ythundered 25 18 (Spenser) struck by...
ytterbites 26 15 YTTERBITE, the miner...
ytterbiums 28 19 YTTERBIUM, (Swedish)...
yumberries 27 19 YUMBERRY, the purple...
zeitgebers 23 24 ZEITGEBER, (German)...
zigzaggers 27 34 ZIGZAGGER, one who z...
zigzaggery 33 36 the state of being z...
zigzaggier 27 34 ZIGZAGGY, having sha...
zitherists 24 21 ZITHERIST, one who p...
zoographer 24 26 one who describes an...
zookeepers 21 26 ZOOKEEPER, one who l...
zooperists 22 22 ZOOPERIST, one who e...
zoospermia 22 25 ZOOSPERMIUM, one of...
zoosterols 20 20 ZOOSTEROL, a sterol,...
zootherapy 29 26 veterinary therapeut...
zootsuiter 20 20 someone who wears a...
zwanzigers 27 34 ZWANZIGER, an old Au...
zwitterion 23 23 an ion carrying both...
zygosperms 31 29 ZYGOSPERM, a spore f...
zymometers 28 27 ZYMOMETER, an instru...

11 letter words that contains ER

11 letter ER word

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aberdevines 21 20 ABERDEVINE, a bird-f...
abernethies 21 17 ABERNETHY, a crisp u...
aberrancies 22 18 ABERRANCY, the state...
aberrations 19 15 ABERRATION, an insta...
abstergents 21 17 ABSTERGENT, an abste...
abstersions 20 15 ABSTERSION, the act...
abstersives 23 18 ABSTERSIVE, an abste...
abstracters 24 17 ABSTRACTER, one who...
accelerable 27 22 that can be accelera...
accelerando 23 20 (Italian) getting qu...
accelerants 24 19 ACCELERANT, an accel...
accelerated 24 19 ACCELERATE, to bring...
accelerates 24 18 ACCELERATE, to bring...
accelerator 24 18 something that accel...
accompanier 26 24 one who accompanies...
accoutering 25 21 ACCOUTER, (US) to dr...
acerbically 35 24 ACERBIC, bitter and...
acervations 22 19 ACERVATION, the acti...
acetometers 21 17 ACETOMETER, a device...
acidanthera 22 18 a plant of the genus...
acidimeters 23 18 ACIDIMETER, an instr...
acidometers 22 18 ACIDOMETER, a type o...
acierations 20 15 ACIERATION, the proc...
acroteriums 23 18 ACROTERIUM, a pedest...
actinomeres 21 18 ACTINOMERE, one of a...
actinometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
adderstones 17 14 ADDERSTONE, a prehis...
adiathermic 25 20 impervious to radian...
adipocerous 23 19 like adipocere, a fa...
administers 20 16 ADMINISTER, to manag...
admonishers 21 18 ADMONISHER, one who...
adulterants 19 15 ADULTERANT, that whi...
adulterated 19 15 ADULTERATE, to make...
adulterates 19 14 ADULTERATE, to make...
adulterator 19 14 one who adulterates...
adulterines 19 15 ADULTERINE, an offsp...
adulterised 20 15 ADULTERISE, (archaic...
adulterises 20 14 ADULTERISE, (archaic...
adulterized 23 24 ADULTERIZE, (archaic...
adulterizes 23 23 ADULTERIZE, (archaic...
adventurers 20 18 ADVENTURER, one who...
adverbially 31 23 ADVERBIAL, relating...
advergaming 23 24 a method of interact...
adversarial 21 17 combative, anatgonis...
adversaries 20 16 ADVERSARY, an oppone...
adversative 22 20 expressing oppositio...
adverseness 19 17 the quality of being...
adversities 21 16 ADVERSITY, a state,...
advertences 22 20 ADVERTENCE, the act...
advertently 27 20 ADVERTENT, attentive...
advertisers 21 16 ADVERTISER, one who...
advertising 22 19 ADVERTISE, to draw a...
advertizers 24 25 ADVERTIZER, one who...
advertizing 25 28 the business of prod...
advertorial 21 17 an advertisement pre...
advisership 26 21 the office of advise...
aerenchymas 29 22 AERENCHYMA, respirat...
aerialities 19 12 AERIALITY, the state...
aerobically 31 21 AEROBIC, requiring f...
aerobicised 23 18 AEROBICISE, to make...
aerobicises 23 17 AEROBICISE, to make...
aerobicists 24 17 AEROBICIST, one who...
aerobicized 26 27 AEROBICIZE, to make...
aerobicizes 26 26 AEROBICIZE, to make...
aerobiology 27 19 the study of airborn...
aerobraking 21 21 using a planet's atm...
aerodynamic 27 21 relating to aerodyna...
aeroelastic 21 15 able to be deformed...
aerogrammes 20 19 AEROGRAMME, an airma...
aerological 23 18 relating to aerology...
aerologists 20 14 AEROLOGIST, one vers...
aeromancies 20 18 AEROMANCY, divinatio...
aeromedical 22 19 of or relating to ae...
aerometries 18 14 AEROMETRY, the measu...
aeronautics 20 16 a science dealing wi...
aeronomical 21 19 relating to aeronomy...
aeronomists 18 15 AERONOMIST, one who...
aerophagias 22 18 AEROPHAGIA, spasmodi...
aerophagies 22 18 AEROPHAGY, spasmodic...
aerophobias 23 19 AEROPHOBIA, fear of...
aerosolised 18 13 AEROSOLISE, to turn...
aerosolises 18 12 AEROSOLISE, to turn...
aerosolized 21 22 AEROSOLIZE, to turn...
aerosolizes 21 21 AEROSOLIZE, to turn...
aerospheres 21 16 AEROSPHERE, the enti...
aerostatics 21 14 the science of gases...
aerostation 16 12 ballooning [n -S]
aerotropism 21 17 curvature in respons...
aethereally 27 17 AETHEREAL, like a sp...
affeerments 22 21 AFFEERMENT, the act...
afterbirths 26 19 AFTERBIRTH, the plac...
afterbodies 22 18 AFTERBODY, any disca...
afterbrains 22 18 AFTERBRAIN, a nontec...
afterburner 22 19 a device incorporate...
aftereffect 27 23 an effect that follo...
aftereyeing 26 19 AFTEREYE, (Shakespea...
aftergrowth 27 21 a later growth, an a...
afterguards 22 18 AFTERGUARD, a sailor...
afterimages 22 19 AFTERIMAGE, a usuall...
aftermarket 22 21 the service offered...
afterpieces 25 20 AFTERPIECE, a minor...
aftershafts 25 19 AFTERSHAFT, the seco...
aftershaves 24 20 AFTERSHAVE, a usuall...
aftershocks 27 23 AFTERSHOCK, an earth...
aftersupper 25 21 the time between sup...
afterswarms 25 20 AFTERSWARM, a second...
aftertastes 20 14 AFTERTASTE, persiste...
afterworlds 25 19 AFTERWORLD, a future...
agamospermy 29 24 the formation of see...
agglomerate 21 19 to collect, esp. int...
aggrandiser 20 17 one who aggrandises,...
aggrandizer 23 26 one who aggrandizes,...
airworthier 24 16 AIRWORTHY, suitable...
alablasters 22 16 ALABLASTER, (obsolet...
alcaicerias 25 18 ALCAICERIA, (Spanish...
alcheringas 25 20 ALCHERINGA, (Native...
aldermanity 26 19 the state of being a...
aldosterone 17 14 a steroid hormone [n...
alertnesses 18 13 ALERTNESS, the state...
aliteracies 22 15 ALITERACY, the state...
alkalimeter 22 20 an instrument for me...
allegoriser 21 15 one who allegorises,...
allegorizer 24 24 one who allegorizes,...
alliterated 20 14 ALLITERATE, to form...
alliterates 20 13 ALLITERATE, to form...
allnighters 24 18 ALLNIGHTER, any even...
allomerisms 23 19 ALLOMERISM, similari...
allosteries 20 13 ALLOSTERY, of an enz...
allotteries 20 13 ALLOTTERY, (Shakespe...
allweathers 25 18 ALLWEATHER, a track...
alterations 18 13 ALTERATION, the act...
alteratives 21 16 ALTERATIVE, a medici...
altercating 23 18 ALTERCATE, to disput...
altercation 21 16 a disagreement [n -S...
altercative 24 19 relating to altercat...
alternances 20 17 ALTERNANCE, alternat...
alternately 25 16 ALTERNATE, in turns...
alternating 19 16 ALTERNATE, to cause...
alternation 17 14 the act of alternati...
alternative 20 17 possible as a choice...
alternators 18 13 ALTERNATOR, an elect...
altogethers 22 16 ALTOGETHER, a state...
ambergrises 23 19 AMBERGRIS, an ash-gr...
ambidexters 28 25 AMBIDEXTER, (archaic...
ambilateral 23 19 relating to or invol...
ambiversion 23 22 the state of being a...
ambuscaders 25 22 AMBUSCADER, one who...
amercements 22 21 AMERCEMENT, the infl...
amerciament 22 21 the infliction of a...
aminopterin 20 19 a rodenticide [n -S]
amphiasters 24 19 AMPHIASTER, the stru...
amphimacers 28 25 AMPHIMACER, a foot o...
anaerobiont 17 16 an organism not requ...
anagrammers 20 20 ANAGRAMMER, one who...
anapleroses 19 16 ANAPLEROSIS, the fil...
anaplerosis 20 16 the filling up of a...
anaplerotic 23 19 filling up a deficie...
anatomisers 18 15 ANATOMISER, one who...
anatomizers 21 24 ANATOMIZER, one who...
anemometers 18 18 ANEMOMETER, an instr...
angiosperms 22 20 ANGIOSPERM, a plant...
angledozers 22 25 ANGLEDOZER, a bulldo...
animadverts 21 20 ANIMADVERT, to comme...
anisocercal 24 19 of fish, having uneq...
anisomerous 18 16 with unequal numbers...
annabergite 19 18 an apple-green miner...
anniversary 25 19 the annual recurrenc...
answerphone 23 21 a device that automa...
antechamber 25 23 a chamber or room le...
anteriority 24 14 the state of being a...
anterograde 17 15 as in anterograde am...
anteversion 18 17 the abnormal tipping...
anteverting 20 19 ANTEVERT, to displac...
antheridial 21 16 relating to an anthe...
antheridium 22 19 the male reproductiv...
antherozoid 22 24 a motile male gamete...
anthersmuts 22 18 ANTHERSMUT, a fungus...
antichoicer 26 20 one opposed to choic...
antiheroine 18 15 a female antihero [n...
antihunters 20 16 ANTIHUNTER, one who...
antiliberal 22 17 one who is opposed t...
antimatters 19 15 ANTIMATTER, matter c...
antimerisms 21 18 ANTIMERISM, the stat...
antiphoners 21 18 ANTIPHONER, a book o...
antiporters 20 15 ANTIPORTER, a membra...
antipoverty 28 21 opposed to poverty [...
antislavery 27 19 opposed to slavery [...
antismokers 20 19 ANTISMOKER, someone...
antitruster 19 13 one who advocates or...
apertnesses 19 15 APERTNESS, (archaic)...
apodyterium 28 21 an undressing-room a...
apologisers 22 17 APOLOGISER, one who...
apologizers 25 26 APOLOGIZER, one who...
apperceived 27 25 APPERCEIVE, to perce...
apperceives 27 24 APPERCEIVE, to perce...
appertained 21 19 APPERTAIN, to relate...
appertinent 21 19 appertaining [adj] /...
appleringie 24 21 (Scots) an aromatic...
apportioner 21 18 one who apportions [...
aquaerobics 31 27 a system of exercise...
aqualeather 28 24 leather made from fi...
aquaplaners 28 26 AQUAPLANER, one who...
aquatinters 26 22 AQUATINTER, one who...
araeometers 17 14 ARAEOMETER, (histori...
arbalesters 21 15 ARBALESTER, a crossb...
arbalisters 22 15 ARBALISTER, a crossb...
arbitragers 22 16 ARBITRAGER, one who...
archenteric 26 20 relating to the arch...
archenteron 21 18 in the developing em...
archeresses 23 16 ARCHERESS, (archaic)...
arquebusier 29 25 a soldier armed with...
arrivederci 24 19 (Italian) goodbye [i...
arterialise 19 12 to make arterial, al...
arterialize 22 21 to make arterial, al...
arteriogram 20 16 a radiograph of an a...
arteriotomy 25 16 the surgical excisio...
arteritides 19 12 ARTERITIS, inflammat...
arteritises 19 11 ARTERITIS, inflammat...
arthromeres 21 16 ARTHROMERE, an arthr...
arthromeric 25 19 relating to an arthr...
artilleries 21 13 ARTILLERY, offensive...
artillerist 22 13 one who operates art...
ascertained 20 16 ASCERTAIN, to make s...
aspergation 20 17 the act of asperging...
aspergillum 26 22 a holy water sprinkl...
aspergillus 25 19 (Latin) a minute fun...
aspersively 30 21 ASPERSIVE, tending t...
aspersories 20 14 ASPERSORY, a vessel...
aspersorium 22 18 a basin for holy wat...
aspheterise 22 16 to deny the right of...
aspheterism 24 19 the belief that ther...
aspheterize 25 25 to deny the right of...
assertively 28 18 ASSERTIVE, given to...
asseverated 19 16 ASSEVERATE, to state...
asseverates 19 15 ASSEVERATE, to state...
asteridians 18 13 ASTERIDIAN, a starfi...
asterisking 21 18 ASTERISK, to mark wi...
asteroidean 16 13 an echinoderm of the...
astrologers 20 14 ASTROLOGER, one who...
astronomers 18 15 ASTRONOMER, a person...
astrosphere 22 16 another name for a c...
astroturfer 21 15 one who engages in A...
athermanous 20 18 impervious to radian...
atherogenic 23 19 leading to atheroma...
atmosphered 23 20 having an atmosphere...
atmospheres 23 19 ATMOSPHERE, the body...
atmospheric 27 22 of, relating to, or...
attempering 22 20 ATTEMPER, (archaic)...
attributers 22 15 ATTRIBUTER, one who...
aubergistes 22 17 AUBERGISTE, (French)...
auctioneers 20 16 AUCTIONEER, an agent...
audiometers 19 16 AUDIOMETER, an instr...
auditioners 18 14 AUDITIONER, one who...
austereness 17 13 the state of being a...
austerities 19 12 AUSTERITY, the quali...
austringers 20 15 AUSTRINGER, a falcon...
authorisers 21 14 AUTHORISER, one who...
authorizers 24 23 AUTHORIZER, one who...
autochanger 23 20 a device by means of...
autoerotism 19 15 self-love, also AUTO...
autoreverse 19 16 a system in a tape p...
autotellers 20 14 AUTOTELLER, an autom...
autowinders 21 17 AUTOWINDER, a batter...
autoworkers 22 19 AUTOWORKER, a person...
auxanometer 23 23 an instrument for me...
averageness 19 18 the state of being a...
averruncate 22 20 (archaic) to ward of...
avertiments 21 19 AVERTIMENT, (Milton)...
axerophthol 31 26 vitamin A, a pale ye...
azoospermia 23 26 absence of spermatoz...
azoospermic 27 29 relating to azoosper...
azotobacter 25 26 a nitrogen-fixing ba...
babooneries 20 18 BABOONERY, baboonish...
bacciferous 29 24 bearing berries [adj...
backbencher 31 30 BACKBENCH [v]
backblocker 32 32 one who lives in the...
backbreaker 27 28 a strenuous task [n...
backhanders 26 25 BACKHANDER, a bribe...
backlashers 28 24 BACKLASHER, one who...
backmarkers 27 28 BACKMARKER, a person...
backpackers 31 31 BACKPACKER, one who...
backscatter 28 24 the deflection of ra...
backslapper 30 28 one who backslaps [n...
backsliders 27 23 BACKSLIDER, one who...
backspacers 30 27 BACKSPACER, the back...
backspeered 26 25 BACKSPEER, (Scots) t...
backstabber 29 27 one who backstabs [n...
backswimmer 31 30 one who swims on the...
backvelders 28 27 BACKVELDER, one who...
backworkers 29 28 BACKWORKER, a miner...
bacteraemia 23 20 the presence of bact...
bacteraemic 27 23 containing, caused b...
bacteremias 24 20 BACTEREMIA, the pres...
bacterially 32 21 BACTERIAL, of or lik...
bactericide 27 21 an agent that kills...
bacteriocin 26 21 an antibiotic (as co...
bacterioids 24 18 BACTERIOID, a swolle...
bacterioses 23 17 BACTERIOSIS, any bac...
bacteriosis 24 17 any bacterial plant...
bacterising 25 20 BACTERISE, to treat...
bacteriuria 24 18 the presence of bact...
bacterizing 28 29 BACTERIZE, to treat...
bacterurias 24 18 BACTERURIA, the pres...
badderlocks 26 24 BADDERLOCK, an edibl...
bagswingers 26 22 BAGSWINGER, (Austral...
balderlocks 27 24 an edible seaweed, a...
balladeered 21 18 BALLADEER, to sing b...
ballbreaker 25 23 an aggressively femi...
ballcarrier 26 19 one who carries a ba...
ballflowers 29 23 BALLFLOWER, a carved...
ballicatter 26 19 in Newfoundland, ice...
ballplayers 32 22 BALLPLAYER, a person...
bamboozlers 27 30 BAMBOOZLER, one who...
bancassurer 23 19 one involved in banc...
banderillas 22 18 BANDERILLA, a dart s...
bandleaders 20 18 BANDLEADER, the cond...
bandmasters 21 19 BANDMASTER, the cond...
bandoleered 19 18 wearing a bandoleer,...
bandoliered 20 18 wearing a bandolier,...
baneberries 21 18 BANEBERRY, a black p...
bankrollers 23 21 BANKROLLER, one who...
bannerettes 18 16 BANNERETTE, a small...
banqueteers 27 25 BANQUETEER, one who...
banteringly 28 21 BANTERING [adv]
barbershops 27 22 BARBERSHOP, a type o...
bardolaters 21 16 BARDOLATER, a person...
bargemaster 22 19 one in charge of a b...
barnstormer 21 18 BARNSTORM, to tour c...
barricaders 24 18 BARRICADER, one who...
baryspheres 31 21 BARYSPHERE, the area...
baseballers 24 19 BASEBALLER, one who...
baseburners 22 19 BASEBURNER, a type o...
baserunners 19 17 BASERUNNER, a baseba...
baserunning 20 20 attempting to perfor...
bathometers 23 19 BATHOMETER, an instr...
bathymeters 30 21 BATHYMETER, an instr...
bathysphere 33 23 a submersible observ...
beachcomber 31 28 BEACHCOMB, to wander...
beadblaster 23 19 BEADBLAST, to clean...
bearberries 22 17 BEARBERRY, a trailin...
beautifiers 23 18 BEAUTIFIER, one who...
beaverboard 23 22 a building-board of...
beblubbered 28 26 disfigured from weep...
bedchambers 29 26 BEDCHAMBER, (archaic...
bedcovering 26 25 linen etc. used to c...
bediapering 23 21 BEDIAPER, to put a n...
bedpressers 23 18 BEDPRESSER, (Shakesp...
beefburgers 26 23 BEEFBURGER, a round...
beerinesses 19 15 BEERINESS, the quali...
beetmasters 21 17 BEETMASTER, (Scots)...
beetmisters 22 17 BEETMISTER, (Scots)...
befingering 24 23 BEFINGER, to touch a...
beflowering 27 24 BEFLOWER, to cover w...
befrienders 22 19 BEFRIENDER, one who...
beleaguered 21 19 BELEAGUER, to surrou...
bellflowers 29 23 BELLFLOWER, a plant...
bellfounder 24 22 a foundry worker who...
bellhangers 25 21 BELLHANGER, a person...
belligerati 24 18 members of the intel...
belligerent 23 19 aggressive [adj BELL...
bellwethers 28 21 BELLWETHER, the lead...
bellyachers 34 23 BELLYACHER, one who...
bemonstered 20 19 BEMONSTER, (archaic)...
benchership 30 25 the office of benche...
benchwarmer 29 26 (slang) in sport, a...
bepeppering 27 26 BEPEPPER, to hit har...
bepestering 23 20 BEPESTER, (archaic)...
beplastered 23 19 BEPLASTER, (archaic)...
bepowdering 26 24 BEPOWDER, to powder...
bequeathers 30 26 BEQUEATHER, one who...
berascaling 25 21 BERASCAL, to accuse...
bereavement 21 22 the state or fact of...
bergamaskos 23 23 BERGAMASKO, an inhab...
bergschrund 28 24 (German) a crevasse...
berryfruits 31 20 BERRYFRUIT, a fruit...
bersagliere 22 17 (Italian) a rifleman...
bersaglieri 23 17 BERSAGLIERE, (Italia...
beryllioses 29 18 BERYLLIOSIS, berylli...
berylliosis 30 18 beryllium poisoning...
bescattered 23 18 BESCATTER, (archaic)...
beshivering 26 23 BESHIVER, to break i...
beslavering 24 22 BESLAVER, to slobber...
beslobbered 25 22 BESLOBBER, to slobbe...
beslubbered 26 23 BESLUBBER, to slobbe...
bespattered 22 18 BESPATTER, to soil b...
bestsellers 23 16 BESTSELLER, a book,...
betattering 21 17 BETATTER, to tatter...
betterments 21 18 BETTERMENT, a making...
bewhiskered 27 24 having whiskers [adj...
bewildering 26 22 BEWILDER, to confuse...
bibliolater 25 19 one having excessive...
bierkellers 24 20 BIERKELLER, (German)...
bijouteries 23 24 BIJOUTERIE, (French)...
bilaterally 30 19 BILATERAL, having or...
bilgewaters 26 20 BILGEWATER, the wate...
biliverdins 25 21 BILIVERDIN, a green...
billposters 26 19 BILLPOSTER, one who...
billsticker 29 23 one who sticks up bi...
bioaeration 18 15 the oxidative treatm...
bioenergies 20 17 BIOENERGY, fuel or e...
bioengineer 19 18 to engineer life-for...
biographers 26 21 BIOGRAPHER, a writer...
biomaterial 22 18 suitable synthetic m...
biopolymers 31 23 BIOPOLYMER, a polyme...
biquarterly 37 27 occurring every seco...
birdwatcher 30 23 one who watches bird...
bitterbarks 25 21 BITTERBARK, an Austr...
bitterbrush 27 20 a silvery shrub of N...
bittercress 25 17 one of several peren...
bitterlings 24 18 BITTERLING, a roachl...
bitterroots 21 14 BITTERROOT, a plant...
bittersweet 24 17 part bitter, part sw...
bitterweeds 24 18 BITTERWEED, any of v...
bitterwoods 24 18 BITTERWOOD, a West I...
bizarreries 24 23 BIZARRERIE, (French)...
blackbirder 29 26 (Australian slang) a...
blackhander 27 26 a member of the Blac...
blacklister 28 23 one who blacklists [...
blackmailer 28 26 one who commits blac...
blackwaters 29 25 BLACKWATER, a compli...
bladderlike 24 22 like a bladder in fo...
bladdernose 20 18 the hooded seal [n -...
bladdernuts 22 19 BLADDERNUT, a genus...
bladderwort 25 20 a kind of seaweed [n...
blaeberries 23 18 BLAEBERRY, (Scots) t...
blandishers 24 19 BLANDISHER, one who...
blasphemers 27 23 BLASPHEMER, one who...
blastoderms 23 19 BLASTODERM, the germ...
blastomeres 22 18 BLASTOMERE, one of t...
blastomeric 26 21 like a blastomere [a...
bleacheries 26 20 BLEACHERY, a place o...
bleacherite 26 20 one who sits in the...
bletherings 25 20 BLETHERING, the act...
blisteriest 23 15 BLISTERY, having bli...
blockbuster 29 26 a bomb large enough...
blogosphere 26 22 the part of the Worl...
bloodletter 22 17 one who lets blood [...
bloodsucker 26 24 an animal that sucks...
blubberiest 27 22 BLUBBERY, swollen, p...
bludgeoners 22 20 BLUDGEONER, one who...
blueberries 24 19 BLUEBERRY, the edibl...
blunderbuss 25 22 an old-fashioned gun...
blunderings 23 21 BLUNDERING, the act...
blusteriest 23 16 BLUSTERY, windy [adj...
blusterings 24 19 BLUSTERING [n]
boatbuilder 24 20 one that builds boat...
bobbysoxers 37 29 BOBBYSOXER, (colloqu...
bobsledders 24 20 BOBSLEDDER, one who...
bodybuilder 31 23 one who engages in b...
bodyshapers 31 22 BODYSHAPER, an under...
bodysurfers 30 21 BODYSURFER, one who...
bodyworkers 31 24 BODYWORKER, a therap...
boeremusiek 22 22 (Afrikaans) a specia...
boereworses 22 17 BOEREWORS, (Afrikaan...
bogtrotters 22 16 BOGTROTTER, one who...
boilermaker 23 22 a drink of whiskey f...
boilerplate 24 19 syndicated material...
boilersuits 23 16 BOILERSUIT, a covera...
bokmakierie 23 25 (South African) a la...
bolsterings 23 18 BOLSTERING, the act...
bombardiers 24 21 BOMBARDIER, (French)...
bonbonniere 19 20 (French) a fancy box...
bondholders 23 20 BONDHOLDER, a person...
bondservant 21 21 a slave [n -S]
bonesetters 19 15 BONESETTER, one who...
boneshakers 22 21 BONESHAKER, a car or...
bonkbusters 24 23 BONKBUSTER, a work o...
bookbinders 23 23 BOOKBINDER, one who...
bookbindery 29 25 a place where books...
bookkeepers 23 25 BOOKKEEPER, a person...
bookmarkers 23 25 BOOKMARKER, a marker...
booksellers 23 20 BOOKSELLER, one that...
boomeranged 20 21 BOOMERANG, to return...
boondoggler 22 21 one who engages in b...
boosterisms 22 17 BOOSTERISM, the prac...
bootleggers 23 19 BOOTLEGGER, one who...
bootlickers 26 22 BOOTLICKER, a toady...
bootloaders 20 16 BOOTLOADER, a system...
borderlands 21 18 BORDERLAND, territor...
borderlines 21 17 BORDERLINE, an inter...
botheration 21 17 trouble, bother [n -...
boulderings 23 20 BOULDERING, the prac...
bouquetiere 28 25 (French) a flower-gi...
boutonniere 18 17 (French) a flower fo...
bowdlerised 25 20 BOWDLERISE, to expur...
bowdleriser 25 19 one who bowdlerises,...
bowdlerises 25 19 BOWDLERISE, to expur...
bowdlerisms 27 22 BOWDLERISM, the cens...
bowdlerized 28 29 BOWDLERIZE, to purge...
bowdlerizer 28 28 one who bowdlerizes,...
bowdlerizes 28 28 BOWDLERIZE, to purge...
boysenberry 34 22 a fruit growing on a...
brainpowers 25 21 BRAINPOWER, intellec...
brainteaser 19 15 something (as a puzz...
brainwasher 25 20 one who brainwashes...
brancheries 25 20 BRANCHERY, a system...
brandishers 23 18 BRANDISHER, one who...
bratpackers 27 24 BRATPACKER, a member...
breadwinner 22 20 the person who earns...
breakdancer 23 23 one who does breakda...
breakfaster 23 21 one who takes breakf...
breakwaters 24 21 BREAKWATER, a protec...
bressummers 24 21 BRESSUMMER, a beam s...
breunnerite 19 17 an iron-containing t...
brewmasters 25 20 BREWMASTER, the supe...
bricklayers 33 24 BRICKLAYER, a person...
brickmakers 28 28 BRICKMAKER, one whos...
brighteners 24 19 BRIGHTENER, somethin...
broadcaster 23 18 BROADCAST, to scatte...
broiderings 22 18 BROIDERING [n]
broomballer 25 22 one who plays broomb...
brotherhood 24 19 the state of being b...
brotherlike 25 21 like a brother [adj]
browbeaters 25 20 BROWBEATER, one who...
brownnosers 22 19 BROWNNOSER, a sycoph...
brusqueries 30 25 BRUSQUERIE, (French)...
buccaneered 25 23 BUCCANEER, to act as...
buccaniered 26 23 BUCCANIER, to act as...
buckjumpers 32 38 BUCKJUMPER, an untam...
budgerigars 24 20 BUDGERIGAR, (Native...
bulbiferous 27 23 bearing bulbs [adj]
bulldoggers 26 22 BULLDOGGER, one who...
bullfighter 30 24 BULLFIGHT [v]
bullroarers 23 17 BULLROARER, a wooden...
bullshitter 27 19 one who bullshits [n...
bullterrier 24 17 a breed of dog [n -S...
bumbershoot 26 23 (US slang) umbrella...
bumbleberry 34 27 a mixture of berries...
bumfreezers 27 30 BUMFREEZER, a short...
burgomaster 23 20 (Dutch) the mayor of...
burlesquers 31 26 BURLESQUER, one who...
bushhammers 28 25 BUSHHAMMER, a hammer...
bushmasters 25 20 BUSHMASTER, a venomo...
bushrangers 24 20 BUSHRANGER, in Austr...
bushwalkers 29 25 BUSHWALKER, one who...
bushwhacker 33 29 a guerrilla fighter;...
butcherbird 30 24 the shrike [n -S]
butcherings 28 23 BUTCHERING [n]
butlerships 28 21 BUTLERSHIP, the offi...
butterballs 26 20 BUTTERBALL, the buff...
butterdocks 26 23 BUTTERDOCK, a wild p...
butterflied 25 20 BUTTERFLY, to split...
butterflies 25 19 BUTTERFLY, to split...
butterflyer 31 21 a swimmer who does t...
butteriness 21 16 the state of being b...
buttermilks 26 23 BUTTERMILK, the milk...
butterweeds 24 19 BUTTERWEED, an annua...
butterworts 25 18 BUTTERWORT, a genus...
buttonholer 23 19 a person or sewing-m...
buzzkillers 32 39 BUZZKILLER, someone...
cackleberry 35 27 (slang) an egg [n CA...
cacographer 29 24 a bad writer or spel...
cadaverines 22 20 CADAVERINE, a deadly...
cakewalkers 27 26 CAKEWALKER, one who...
calamanders 22 20 CALAMANDER, a hard v...
calaverites 24 19 CALAVERITE, a metall...
calciferols 29 22 CALCIFEROL, vitamin...
calciferous 28 22 bearing lime [adj]
calcigerous 27 21 containing lime [adj...
calcsinters 26 19 CALCSINTER, a pale l...
calendarers 21 17 CALENDARER, one who...
calenderers 21 17 CALENDERER, one who...
calendering 22 20 CALENDER, to smooth...
calibraters 25 18 CALIBRATER, one who...
callipering 27 22 CALLIPER, to measure...
calorifiers 25 18 CALORIFIER, an appar...
calorimeter 23 18 an instrument for me...
camaraderie 21 18 (French) friendship...
cameraphone 24 23 a combined camera an...
camerations 21 18 CAMERATION, a vaulti...
camerawoman 24 24 a woman who operates...
camerawomen 24 24 CAMERAWOMAN, a woman...
cameraworks 26 24 CAMERAWORK, skilful...
camerlengos 23 21 CAMERLENGO, (Italian...
camerlingos 24 21 CAMERLINGO, (Italian...
campaigners 25 23 CAMPAIGNER, one who...
canceleered 23 20 CANCELEER, to make s...
canceliered 24 20 CANCELIER, to make s...
cancerating 24 21 CANCERATE, to grow i...
canceration 22 19 the act of cancerati...
cancerously 31 22 CANCEROUS, afflicted...
cancioneros 22 19 CANCIONERO, (Spanish...
candleberry 30 22 a shrub, the wax myr...
candlepower 26 23 an old unit of lumin...
canistering 22 18 CANISTER, to put in...
canisterise 21 15 to put into a canist...
canisterize 24 24 to put into a canist...
cankerworms 26 25 CANKERWORM, a larva...
canterburys 30 21 CANTERBURY, a stand...
cantilevers 24 20 CANTILEVER, to proje...
capernoited 22 19 slightly intoxicated...
capernoitie 22 18 (Scots) the head, no...
cappernoity 31 23 (Scots) the head, no...
carabineers 22 18 CARABINEER, a soldie...
carabineros 22 18 CARABINERO, a member...
carabiniere 22 18 (Italian) an Italian...
carabinieri 23 18 CARABINIERE, (Italia...
carabiniers 23 18 CARABINIER, a soldie...
caravaneers 21 19 CARAVANEER, the lead...
caravanners 21 20 CARAVANNER, one who...
carbonisers 23 18 CARBONISER, an agent...
carbonizers 26 27 CARBONIZER, an agent...
carbureters 24 18 CARBURETER, an appar...
carburetter 24 18 an apparatus for cha...
cardholders 25 19 CARDHOLDER, one who...
cardplayers 31 21 CARDPLAYER, one who...
cardsharper 26 20 one who engages in s...
careworkers 25 21 CAREWORKER, one whos...
carpentered 22 19 CARPENTER, to constr...
cartwheeler 27 20 one who does cartwhe...
caryopteris 30 19 any of several decid...
casebearers 22 17 CASEBEARER, an insec...
caseworkers 25 21 CASEWORKER, one who...
cashierings 25 19 CASHIERING, the act...
cashierment 24 20 the act of cashierin...
casseroling 23 18 CASSEROLE, to make a...
cassiterite 22 14 native tin dioxide,...
cataloguers 23 18 CATALOGUER, one who...
catapultier 25 19 one who uses a catap...
catchwaters 30 22 CATCHWATER, a drain...
catechisers 27 19 CATECHISER, one who...
catechizers 30 28 CATECHIZER, one who...
catercorner 23 18 in a diagonal or obl...
caterpillar 26 19 the elongated wormli...
caterwauled 25 20 CATERWAUL, to make a...
caterwauler 25 19 CATERWAUL, to make a...
catheterise 23 16 to treat with a cath...
catheterism 25 19 use of the catheter...
catheterize 26 25 to fit with a cathet...
cauliflower 29 23 a variety of cabbage...
cauterising 23 18 CAUTERISE, to burn o...
cauterizing 26 27 CAUTERIZE, to burn o...
cavaliering 25 22 CAVALIER, to behave...
cavalierish 27 21 like a cavalier [adj...
cavalierism 26 22 the state of being a...
cavernously 30 23 CAVERNOUS, large and...
cavernulous 24 22 full of small caviti...
ceilometers 23 18 CEILOMETER, an instr...
celliferous 26 20 bearing cells [adj]
centerboard 22 19 a retractable keel u...
centerfolds 24 20 CENTERFOLD, the cent...
centerlines 21 17 CENTERLINE, an often...
centerpiece 25 21 the central feature...
centiliters 23 16 CENTILITER, (US) the...
centimeters 22 18 CENTIMETER, one hund...
centraliser 22 16 one who centralises,...
centralizer 25 25 one who centralizes,...
centromeres 21 18 CENTROMERE, the port...
centromeric 25 21 relating to a centro...
ceramicists 27 20 CERAMICIST, one who...
cerargyrite 29 18 a mineral consisting...
ceratitises 22 14 CERATITIS, inflammat...
ceratoduses 21 16 CERATODUS, (Greek) a...
ceratopsian 22 18 a bird-hipped, plant...
ceratopsids 24 18 CERATOPSID, a bird-h...
cerebellous 25 20 relating to the cere...
cerebellums 27 23 CEREBELLUM, (Latin)...
cerebralism 26 21 the theory that all...
cerebralist 25 18 an adherent of cereb...
cerebrating 24 20 CEREBRATE, to engage...
cerebration 22 18 the unconscious acti...
cerebriform 27 23 shaped like the brai...
cerebroside 23 18 any of various glyco...
ceremonials 22 19 CEREMONIAL, a ceremo...
ceremonious 21 19 devoted to forms and...
cerographic 30 24 relating to cerograp...
ceromancies 24 21 CEROMANCY, divinatio...
ceroplastic 28 21 relating to wax mode...
certainties 21 15 CERTAINTY, the state...
certifiable 27 21 capable of being cer...
certifiably 34 23 CERTIFIABLE, capable...
certificate 27 20 to testify to or aut...
certioraris 22 14 CERTIORARI, a writ f...
chairperson 25 20 a chairman or chairw...
chairwarmer 28 22 an office holder, co...
challengers 26 21 CHALLENGER, one who...
chamberhand 28 26 (New Zealand) a work...
chamberings 28 25 CHAMBERING, lewd or...
chamberlain 27 24 an officer appointed...
chambermaid 28 26 a maid who makes bed...
chamberpots 29 25 CHAMBERPOT, a contai...
champerties 27 22 CHAMPERTY, an illega...
champertous 27 23 relating to champert...
chancellery 34 24 the position, court,...
chandeliers 24 19 CHANDELIER, a branch...
chandleries 24 19 CHANDLERY, the busin...
chandlering 25 22 the profession of ch...
changeovers 25 23 CHANGEOVER, a conver...
changeround 23 22 a change of roles, a...
channellers 24 20 CHANNELLER, one who...
chansonnier 21 19 a cabaret performer...
chanteclers 27 21 CHANTECLER, a rooste...
chanterelle 24 19 (French) a kind of f...
chanticleer 27 21 a rooster, also CHAN...
chaperonage 24 22 the act of chaperoni...
chaperoning 25 23 CHAPERON, to accompa...
charactered 26 20 CHARACTER, (archaic]...
charbroiler 27 20 an apparatus for cha...
charcuterie 27 20 (French) cold meats...
charioteers 23 16 CHARIOTEER, one who...
chatterings 25 19 CHATTERING, talking...
checkclerks 34 31 CHECKCLERK, a clerk...
cheerfuller 28 22 CHEERFUL, in good sp...
cheerleader 23 18 CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
cheerlessly 32 20 CHEERLESS, without c...
cheeseparer 24 19 a mean or stingy per...
chelicerate 27 20 an arthropod of the...
cheliferous 27 21 bearing pincers or c...
chemosphere 28 24 the thermosphere, th...
chequerwise 35 29 in chequered fashion...
chequerwork 36 33 any pattern having a...
cherimoyers 31 21 CHERIMOYER, (Quechua...
cherishable 29 22 that can be cherishe...
cherishment 27 22 the act of cherishin...
chernozemic 30 32 of or like chernozem...
cherrystone 29 19 a medium-sized quaho...
chersoneses 22 17 CHERSONESE, a penins...
chessplayer 33 22 one who plays chess...
chicaneries 26 20 CHICANERY, deception...
chiffoniers 28 23 CHIFFONIER, (French)...
chiffonnier 27 24 (French) a chest of...
childminder 27 23 one who looks after...
chimaerisms 27 22 CHIMAERISM, the stat...
chinoiserie 23 17 (French) decoration,...
chiromancer 27 23 a palm-reader, also...
chironomers 24 20 CHIRONOMER, a gestic...
chiropteran 25 20 a member of the Chir...
chitterings 26 19 CHITTERING, the act...
chitterling 27 20 part of the small in...
chlorimeter 26 20 an apparatus for mea...
chlorometer 25 20 instrument for measu...
chocolatier 27 20 one who sells chocol...
choirmaster 25 19 the leader of a choi...
chokecherry 36 27 an astringent Americ...
cholesteric 28 20 relating to choleste...
cholesterin 24 18 a former name for ar...
cholesterol 25 18 a sterol occurring i...
cholinergic 29 23 acting like acetylch...
chountering 24 21 CHOUNTER, to mutter,...
chowderhead 28 23 a foolish person [n...
christeners 24 17 CHRISTENER, one who...
chromomeres 25 22 CHROMOMERE, one of t...
chromomeric 29 25 relating to a chromo...
chroniclers 28 21 CHRONICLER, one who...
chronologer 24 20 an expert in chronol...
chronometer 23 20 an instrument for me...
chrysoberyl 40 24 a mineral, beryllium...
churchgoers 31 24 CHURCHGOER, one who...
chyliferous 34 23 containing chyle [ad...
chymiferous 34 25 containing chyme [ad...
cicatrisers 26 17 CICATRISER, an agent...
cicatrizers 29 26 CICATRIZER, an agent...
ciceroneing 24 21 CICERONE, to act as...
cinemagoers 22 20 CINEMAGOER, one who...
cinerations 20 16 CINERATION, the redu...
cineritious 22 16 ashy-grey; relating...
ciphertexts 33 26 CIPHERTEXT, encipher...
circuiteers 26 18 CIRCUITEER [n]
circumciser 31 24 one who circumcises...
cladocerans 24 20 CLADOCERAN, a small...
clapometers 25 21 CLAPOMETER, a device...
clapperboys 35 26 CLAPPERBOY, the pers...
clapperclaw 34 28 (archaic) to claw or...
clapperings 28 24 CLAPPERING, the soun...
classifiers 26 18 CLASSIFIER, one who...
clavierists 26 19 CLAVIERIST, one who...
clavigerous 26 22 club-bearing [adj]
clenbuterol 25 21 a drug used in the t...
clergywoman 33 26 a woman who is a mem...
clergywomen 33 26 CLERGYWOMAN, a woman...
clericalism 29 22 a policy of maintain...
clericalist 28 19 one who favors maint...
clericities 27 18 CLERICITY, the state...
clerkliness 25 21 the state of being c...
cleverality 32 22 (Scots) cleverness [...
cleverdicks 30 27 CLEVERDICK, an annoy...
cliffhanger 30 26 a narrative that end...
climacteric 31 24 a supposedly critica...
clinometers 23 19 CLINOMETER, an instr...
clockmakers 29 29 CLOCKMAKER, one who...
clodhoppers 29 24 CLODHOPPER, a clumsy...
cloisterers 23 15 CLOISTERER, one belo...
cloistering 24 18 CLOISTER, to seclude...
clovergrass 26 21 clover as pasturage...
cloverleafs 27 23 CLOVERLEAF, the patt...
clubmasters 27 22 CLUBMASTER, the mana...
coacervated 25 22 COACERVATE, to heap;...
coacervates 25 21 COACERVATE, to heap;...
coalitioner 21 16 a supporter of coali...
coalmasters 23 18 COALMASTER, the owne...
coasteering 21 17 an adventure sport i...
cocciferous 30 24 of plants, supportin...
cockchafers 33 29 COCKCHAFER, any of s...
cocksuckers 31 29 COCKSUCKER, (slang)...
cockteasers 25 21 COCKTEASER, a woman...
cocomposers 27 23 COCOMPOSER, a joint...
cocooneries 22 18 COCOONERY, a buildin...
codeveloper 25 23 one who develops som...
codiscovers 27 22 CODISCOVER, to disco...
coelenteric 24 19 relating to coelente...
coelenteron 19 17 a coelenterate's sac...
coercimeter 25 20 an instrument for me...
coercionist 24 18 one who believe in g...
coeternally 28 19 COETERNAL, equally e...
coffeemaker 26 27 a utensil or applian...
cogenerator 20 17 a device for cogener...
coherencies 25 20 COHERENCY, a tendenc...
coinferring 24 21 COINFER, to infer jo...
coinherence 24 21 the act of coinherin...
coinheritor 23 17 a joint inheritor [n...
cointerring 22 18 COINTER, to bury tog...
coleopteral 24 19 of or like any membe...
coleopteran 22 19 a large order of ins...
coleopteron 22 19 a large order of ins...
collaterals 24 17 COLLATERAL, an asset...
collegianer 23 19 a member or inhabita...
colleterial 24 17 as in colleterial gl...
colorimeter 23 18 an instrument for me...
colourisers 23 16 COLOURISER, a person...
colourizers 26 25 COLOURIZER, a person...
comancheros 26 23 COMANCHERO, (Spanish...
commandeers 22 22 COMMANDEER, to compe...
commercials 28 24 COMMERCIAL, an adver...
commiserate 23 20 to feel or express s...
complainers 25 22 COMPLAINER, one who...
complotters 26 21 COMPLOTTER, one who...
compounders 24 23 COMPOUNDER, one who...
compromiser 26 23 one who compromises...
comptroller 27 22 COMPTROLL, (obsolete...
computerate 24 21 computer literate [a...
computerdom 26 25 the world of compute...
computerese 24 21 the jargon used by p...
computerise 25 21 to render suitable f...
computerist 26 21 a person who uses or...
computerize 28 30 to carry out, contro...
computernik 26 26 a computer enthusias...
comraderies 22 18 COMRADERY, the spiri...
comstockers 27 24 COMSTOCKER, one who...
comstockery 33 26 overzealous censorsh...
concentered 22 20 CONCENTER, (US) to h...
concernancy 31 25 (Shakespeare) bearin...
concernedly 30 23 CONCERNED [adv]
concernment 23 23 something in which o...
concertante 22 19 (Italian) exhibiting...
concertanti 23 19 CONCERTANTE, a compo...
concertedly 31 22 CONCERTED [adv]
concertgoer 24 20 one who frequently a...
concertinas 23 19 CONCERTINA [n]
concertinos 23 19 CONCERTINO, (Italian...
concertised 24 19 CONCERTISE, to perfo...
concertises 24 18 CONCERTISE, to perfo...
concertized 27 28 CONCERTIZE, to perfo...
concertizes 27 27 CONCERTIZE, to perfo...
conditioner 20 17 something that condi...
condottiere 20 16 (Italian) a hired so...
condottieri 21 16 CONDOTTIERE, (Italia...
coneflowers 26 22 CONEFLOWER, any of s...
confederacy 31 24 a league or compact...
confederate 21 19 an ally, an accompli...
conferences 24 22 CONFERENCE, the act...
conferments 23 22 CONFERMENT, bestowal...
conferrable 25 22 that can be conferre...
conferrence 24 22 the act of conferrin...
confervoids 25 23 CONFERVOID, a freshw...
confiseries 23 18 CONFISERIE, (French)...
confounders 22 21 CONFOUNDER, one who...
confronters 22 19 CONFRONTER, one who...
congenerics 24 21 CONGENERIC, somethin...
congenerous 20 19 of the same genus, o...
congratters 22 17 (colloquial) congrat...
conjecturer 26 28 one who conjectures...
conniveries 22 20 CONNIVERY, an act of...
connumerate 20 20 to count together [v...
conquerable 31 29 that can be conquere...
conservable 25 23 that can be conserve...
conservancy 31 25 a board regulating f...
conservator 22 19 one that preserves f...
considerate 20 16 marked by or given t...
considerers 21 16 CONSIDERER, one who...
considering 22 19 CONSIDER, to think a...
consigliere 23 18 in Italy, a member o...
consiglieri 24 18 CONSIGLIERE, in Ital...
consternate 19 16 to fill with conster...
constituter 22 16 one who constitutes...
constrainer 20 16 something or someone...
constructer 25 19 one who constructs,...
consumerism 24 22 the promotion of the...
consumerist 23 19 an adherent of consu...
contempered 23 22 CONTEMPER, to blend...
conterminal 22 20 adjacent, end to end...
contravener 21 20 one who contravenes...
contrayerva 28 21 a tropical American...
controllers 23 17 CONTROLLER, one who...
controverse 22 19 (archaic) a dispute...
controversy 29 21 the action of disput...
controverts 23 19 CONTROVERT, to oppos...
contubernal 23 21 living or messing to...
convergence 25 25 the state of being c...
convergency 32 27 the state of being c...
conversable 25 23 able to be converese...
conversably 32 25 CONVERSABLE, able to...
conversance 24 23 the state of being c...
conversancy 31 25 the state of being c...
conversions 22 20 CONVERSION, the act...
convertends 22 21 CONVERTEND, in logic...
convertible 26 23 that can be converte...
convertibly 33 25 CONVERTIBLE, that ca...
convertites 23 19 CONVERTITE, (archaic...
conveyancer 30 25 one whose business i...
cooperating 23 20 COOPERATE, to work t...
cooperation 21 18 the action of cooper...
cooperative 24 21 working together [ad...
cooperators 22 17 COOPERATOR, one who...
coparceners 25 21 COPARCENER, one who...
coparcenery 31 23 joint heirship or ow...
copartnered 22 19 COPARTNER, to act as...
copernicium 28 25 a short-lived artifi...
copolymeric 35 26 like a copolymer [ad...
copperheads 27 23 COPPERHEAD, a venomo...
copperplate 28 24 an engraved or etche...
copperskins 27 25 COPPERSKIN, (archaic...
coppersmith 30 25 a worker in copper [...
copperworks 30 27 COPPERWORK, craftwor...
copperworms 30 26 COPPERWORM, the ship...
coprisoners 23 18 COPRISONER, a fellow...
coproducers 27 22 COPRODUCER, one who...
copromoters 24 20 COPROMOTER, a joint...
coprosterol 24 18 a compound formed fr...
copublisher 30 24 a joint publisher [n...
copyholders 33 23 COPYHOLDER, one poss...
copyreaders 29 20 COPYREADER, a subedi...
copyrighter 34 23 one who copyrights [...
copywriters 34 22 COPYWRITER, a writer...
cordierites 22 15 CORDIERITE, the mine...
cordilleran 23 18 relating to a cordil...
cordilleras 24 17 CORDILLERA, (Spanish...
cordwainers 24 19 CORDWAINER, (archaic...
cordwainery 30 21 (archaic) the craft...
cornerbacks 27 25 CORNERBACK, a positi...
cornerstone 19 16 a stone forming a pa...
cornflowers 27 22 CORNFLOWER, a beauti...
cornhuskers 25 22 CORNHUSKER, a person...
corniferous 23 19 containing hornstone...
cornigerous 22 18 horned [adj]
coronership 25 20 the office of corone...
corsetieres 21 14 CORSETIERE, (French)...
cosmosphere 26 22 an apparatus for sho...
costumeries 23 18 COSTUMERY, costumes...
coterminous 22 19 having the same or c...
cotoneaster 19 15 any shrub or small t...
cotransfers 23 18 COTRANSFER, a transf...
cottierisms 24 17 COTTIERISM, the cott...
coulometers 23 19 COULOMETER, an instr...
counteracts 24 19 COUNTERACT, to act c...
counterbase 22 19 (Italian) the double...
counterbids 24 20 COUNTERBID [v]
counterblow 27 23 a blow in return [n...
counterbond 22 21 a bond to protect a...
counterbore 22 19 a straight-sided wid...
counterbuff 28 26 to rebuff [v -ED, -I...
countercoup 26 23 a coup in return [n...
counterdraw 24 20 to trace on oiled pa...
counterdrew 24 20 COUNTERDRAW, to trac...
counterfect 26 22 (Spenser) counterfei...
counterfeit 23 19 imitation, also COUN...
counterfire 23 19 return fire [n -S]
counterflow 27 23 the flow of a fluid...
counterfoil 24 20 part of ticket or ch...
counterfort 23 19 a buttress or arch s...
counterglow 26 22 another name for geg...
counterions 20 17 COUNTERION, an ion h...
countermand 21 21 to revoke an order b...
countermark 23 23 an additional mark p...
countermemo 22 22 a memo made in contr...
countermine 21 20 to make an excavatio...
countermove 23 23 to make a move in re...
countermure 22 20 a wall raised by bes...
countermyth 31 23 an opposing myth [n...
counterpace 25 22 a step in opposition...
counterpane 21 20 a bed coverlet [n -S...
counterpart 23 19 one of two correspon...
counterplan 23 21 to form a plan desig...
counterplay 30 22 to make a threat or...
counterplea 23 20 a replication to a l...
counterpled 24 21 COUNTERPLEAD, to ple...
counterplot 24 20 to intrigue against...
counterploy 30 22 a ploy in return [n...
counterpose 22 19 to place in oppositi...
counterraid 21 17 to make a retaliator...
countersank 21 21 COUNTERSINK, to make...
counterseal 21 17 (Shakespeare) to sea...
countershot 23 18 a shot in retaliatio...
countersign 22 19 to sign with a signa...
countersink 22 21 to make a countersin...
counterstep 23 19 a step in retaliatio...
countersued 21 18 COUNTERSUE, to sue s...
countersues 21 17 COUNTERSUE, to sue s...
countersuit 22 17 a suit in retaliatio...
countersunk 22 22 COUNTERSINK, to make...
countertops 23 19 COUNTERTOP, the top...
countertype 29 21 an opposite type [n...
countervail 24 21 to counterbalance, n...
counterview 26 23 an opposite point of...
counterword 24 20 a word widely used i...
counterwork 25 23 to work in oppositio...
courtierism 24 18 the behaviour or pra...
couturieres 22 16 COUTURIERE, (French)...
covenanters 21 20 COVENANTER, one who...
covermounts 24 23 COVERMOUNT, to attac...
cowcatchers 33 25 COWCATCHER, a device...
cowfeterias 26 20 COWFETERIA, a calf f...
cowpunchers 32 27 COWPUNCHER, a cowboy...
crackerjack 32 37 a person or thing of...
cranberries 23 18 CRANBERRY, the red a...
craniometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
crapehanger 25 22 a morose, gloomy, or...
crapshooter 25 19 one who plays craps...
crateriform 25 20 cup-shaped [adj]
cremaillere 24 19 (French) a zigzag li...
crepehanger 25 22 a pessimist, a gloom...
crinigerous 23 18 hairy [adj]
crinkleroot 23 20 any of several speci...
criticaster 26 17 an inferior or petty...
criticisers 27 17 CRITICISER, one who...
criticizers 30 26 CRITICIZER, one who...
cropdusters 25 19 CROPDUSTER, an aircr...
crossbearer 23 17 a person who carries...
crossbowers 27 20 CROSSBOWER, one who...
crotcheteer 26 19 a crotchety person [...
crotchetier 27 19 CROTCHETY, bad-tempe...
crowberries 27 20 CROWBERRY, a low cre...
crowkeepers 27 24 CROWKEEPER, (Shakesp...
cruciferous 28 22 bearing a cross [adj...
cruciverbal 31 26 related to crossword...
cryosurgery 36 21 surgery using instru...
cryotherapy 38 23 medical treatment us...
cryptomeria 31 22 a kind of evergreen...
cryptometer 31 22 a instrument used to...
crystaliser 30 17 something that cryst...
crystalizer 33 26 something that cryst...
cuirassiers 23 15 CUIRASSIER, (French)...
culmiferous 27 23 bearing coal-dust [a...
culverineer 24 21 one who uses a culve...
culvertages 26 22 CULVERTAGE, (histori...
cumberbunds 28 27 CUMBERBUND, (Hindi)...
cumberments 26 25 CUMBERMENT, the act...
cummerbunds 27 27 CUMMERBUND, (Hindi)...
cupriferous 27 22 bearing copper [adj]
customisers 24 18 CUSTOMISER, one who...
customizers 27 27 CUSTOMIZER, one who...
cutcherries 28 20 CUTCHERRY, (Hindi) a...
cyanometers 27 20 CYANOMETER, instrume...
cyberattack 34 26 an attempt to damage...
cybercrimes 35 25 CYBERCRIME, computer...
cybernating 30 23 CYBERNATE, to contro...
cybernation 28 21 the automatic contro...
cybernetics 33 23 the science of commu...
cyberphobia 36 27 fear of computers [n...
cyberphobic 40 30 suffering from cyber...
cyberspaces 35 25 CYBERSPACE, the virt...
cyclometers 33 23 CYCLOMETER, instrume...
cycloserine 31 21 a broadspectrum anti...
cylindering 30 22 CYLINDER, to provide...
cyperaceous 32 23 belonging to the Cyp...
cyproterone 28 20 a synthetic steroid...
cysticercus 36 23 the larval stage of...
daggerboard 22 20 a light, narrow, com...
dangerously 26 19 DANGEROUS, full of d...
dapperlings 25 22 DAPPERLING, (archaic...
daydreamers 25 18 DAYDREAMER, one who...
deadpanners 18 18 DEADPANNER, one who...
deaerations 16 13 DEAERATION, the remo...
dealbreaker 21 20 an issue that preven...
dealerships 24 18 DEALERSHIP, an autho...
decalcifier 28 22 an agent that decalc...
decameronic 24 22 of or like the Decam...
decelerated 21 17 DECELERATE, to reduc...
decelerates 21 16 DECELERATE, to reduc...
decelerator 21 16 something that decel...
decentering 21 19 DECENTER, to put out...
decerebrate 22 18 to eliminate cerebra...
decerebrise 23 18 to deprive of the ce...
decerebrize 26 27 to deprive of the ce...
decertified 24 19 DECERTIFY, to withdr...
decertifies 24 18 DECERTIFY, to withdr...
decipherers 26 20 DECIPHERER, one who...
deciphering 27 23 DECIPHER, to interpr...
decluttered 23 18 DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decoherence 24 21 the act of becoming...
decoloriser 22 16 an agent that decolo...
decolorizer 25 25 an agent that decolo...
decomposers 24 21 DECOMPOSER, somethin...
deerberries 20 15 DEERBERRY, a shrub o...
deergrasses 19 14 DEERGRASS, a type of...
deerstalker 20 17 a kind of cap [n -S]
deferential 20 17 showing or expressin...
deferrables 23 19 DEFERRABLE, somethin...
deflowerers 24 19 DEFLOWERER, one who...
deflowering 25 22 DEFLOWER, to deprive...
deforesters 20 15 DEFORESTER, one who...
degendering 19 19 DEGENDER, (Spenser)...
degenerated 17 16 DEGENERATE, to pass...
degenerates 17 15 DEGENERATE, to pass...
degringoler 21 18 to descend rapidly o...
dehydraters 27 17 DEHYDRATER, a dehydr...
deinotheres 19 15 DEINOTHERE, an extin...
delayerings 26 18 DELAYERING, the redu...
deleterious 19 14 harmful, injurious [...
deleveraged 21 20 DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deleverages 21 19 DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deliberated 21 17 DELIBERATE, to think...
deliberates 21 16 DELIBERATE, to think...
deliberator 21 16 one who deliberates...
deliverable 24 21 an item named in a c...
deliverance 23 21 the act of deliverin...
deliveryman 28 23 a person who deliver...
deliverymen 28 23 DELIVERYMAN, a perso...
delustering 21 17 DELUSTER, to lessen...
demagoguery 27 22 the actions of a dem...
demergering 21 20 DEMERGER, to remove...
demivierges 23 21 DEMIVIERGE, a woman...
demographer 24 22 a student of demogra...
demolishers 23 18 DEMOLISHER, one who...
demonolater 18 17 a worshipper of demo...
demoraliser 20 16 something or someone...
demoralizer 23 25 one who demoralizes,...
demulsifier 24 20 an agent to prevent...
dendrometer 18 17 an instrument for me...
denervating 20 20 DENERVATE, to depriv...
denervation 18 18 the act of denervati...
denitrifier 21 16 an agent that remove...
densimeters 19 16 DENSIMETER, an instr...
dentigerous 19 16 having teeth [adj]
denumerable 21 21 that can be denumera...
denumerably 28 23 DENUMERABLE, that ca...
deodorisers 18 13 DEODORISER, a substa...
deodorizers 21 22 DEODORIZER, a substa...
deoxidisers 25 20 DEOXIDISER, a substa...
deoxidizers 28 29 DEOXIDIZER, a substa...
depauperate 21 19 to impoverish [v DEP...
depauperise 22 19 to free from pauperd...
depauperize 25 28 to free from pauperd...
depolariser 21 16 an agent for depolar...
depolarizer 24 25 an agent for depolar...
deracialise 22 16 to divest of racial...
deracialize 25 25 to divest of racial...
deracinated 20 17 DERACINATE, to uproo...
deracinates 20 16 DERACINATE, to uproo...
deraignment 19 19 the act of deraignin...
derailleurs 21 15 DERAILLEUR, (French)...
derailments 20 17 DERAILMENT, the act...
derangement 18 19 the act of deranging...
derationing 18 16 DERATION, to free fr...
derecognise 21 18 to withdraw recognit...
derecognize 24 27 to withdraw recognit...
deregisters 20 14 DEREGISTER, to remov...
deregulated 20 17 DEREGULATE, to free...
deregulates 20 16 DEREGULATE, to free...
deregulator 20 16 one who deregulates...
dereliction 22 17 an intentional aband...
derepressed 20 16 DEREPRESS, to activa...
derepresses 20 15 DEREPRESS, to activa...
derestricts 23 15 DERESTRICT, to remov...
derivations 20 17 DERIVATION, the act...
derivatised 21 17 DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatises 21 16 DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatives 23 20 DERIVATIVE, a word f...
derivatized 24 26 DERIVATIZE, to make...
derivatizes 24 25 DERIVATIZE, to make...
dermapteran 20 19 any insect of the or...
dermatogens 19 18 DERMATOGEN, the laye...
dermatology 27 20 the study of skin [n...
dermography 31 24 anatomical descripti...
derogations 18 15 DEROGATION, a taking...
deschoolers 24 18 DESCHOOLER, one who...
descrambler 26 22 an electronic device...
desecraters 21 15 DESECRATER, one who...
deserpidine 20 17 a synthetic sedative...
desertified 21 16 DESERTIFY, to make i...
desertifies 21 15 DESERTIFY, to make i...
deservingly 29 22 DESERVING, worthy [a...
desiderated 18 14 DESIDERATE, to desir...
desiderates 18 13 DESIDERATE, to desir...
desideratum 20 17 (Latin) something co...
desideriums 21 17 DESIDERIUM, longing...
desilvering 23 20 DESILVER, to remove...
desilverise 22 17 to remove the silver...
desilverize 25 26 to remove the silver...
despatchers 26 20 DESPATCHER, one who...
desperadoes 19 16 DESPERADO, a despera...
desperately 27 18 DESPERATE, in a stat...
desperation 19 16 loss of hope and sur...
destempered 21 19 DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
detergences 21 18 DETERGENCE, a cleans...
deteriorate 17 12 to make inferior in...
deteriorism 20 15 the doctrine that th...
deteriority 25 14 (obsolete) worseness...
determinacy 28 21 the state of being d...
determinant 18 17 that which serves to...
determinate 18 16 of definite or limit...
determiners 19 16 DETERMINER, one that...
determining 20 19 DETERMINE, to put te...
determinism 21 19 the doctrine that al...
determinist 20 16 a believer in determ...
deterrences 20 16 DETERRENCE, the act...
deterrently 25 16 DETERRENT, serving t...
deuteranope 18 17 an individual affect...
deuterating 19 16 DEUTERATE, to add de...
deuteration 17 14 the act of deuterati...
deuterogamy 26 20 a second marriage af...
deuterotoky 25 19 parthenogenesis in w...
deverbative 24 23 a noun derived from...
dewaterings 22 18 DEWATERING, the act...
dexterities 25 19 DEXTERITY, adroitnes...
dexterously 32 23 DEXTEROUS, skilful a...
diagometers 20 17 DIAGOMETER, an instr...
diathermacy 31 22 permeability by or c...
diathermias 22 17 DIATHERMIA, heating...
diathermies 22 17 DIATHERMY, heating o...
diathermous 22 18 permeable to or able...
dicasteries 22 15 DICASTERY, a court o...
didgeridoos 20 16 DIDGERIDOO, (Native...
didjeridoos 21 23 DIDJERIDOO, (Native...
differenced 25 23 DIFFERENCE, to make...
differences 25 22 DIFFERENCE, to make...
differentia 22 19 a property which dis...
differently 30 22 DIFFERENT, separate,...
diglyceride 31 21 an ester formed from...
dilacerated 22 17 DILACERATE, to rend...
dilacerates 22 16 DILACERATE, to rend...
dilatometer 20 16 an instrument for me...
dimercaprol 26 22 a compound developed...
dinanderies 17 15 DINANDERIE, (French)...
dingleberry 29 21 a piece of dried fec...
dinnertimes 19 17 DINNERTIME, the time...
dinnerwares 20 17 DINNERWARE, plates e...
dinocerases 20 16 DINOCERAS, a uintath...
dinotherium 22 19 an extinct elephanti...
dioptometer 21 18 an instrument for me...
diphtherial 27 20 relating to diphther...
diphtherias 26 19 DIPHTHERIA, an infec...
diphtheroid 26 20 a bacterium that res...
diphycercal 37 26 of fishes, etc., hav...
dipterocarp 26 21 a kind of Oriental t...
disannuller 20 17 one who disannuls [n...
disapprover 25 22 one who disapproves...
disbeliever 24 20 one who disbelieves...
discernable 24 20 that can be discerne...
discernably 31 22 DISCERNABLE, that ca...
discernible 25 20 that can be discerne...
discernibly 32 22 DISCERNIBLE, that ca...
discernment 22 20 the quality of being...
discerpible 28 22 (obsolete) that can...
discerption 24 19 the act of discerpin...
discerptive 27 22 tending to discerp [...
dischargers 26 19 DISCHARGER, one who,...
discipliner 26 20 one who disciplines...
disclaimers 25 19 DISCLAIMER, a denial...
discomfiter 26 21 one who discomfits [...
disconcerts 25 19 DISCONCERT, to throw...
discounters 22 17 DISCOUNTER, one who...
discourager 23 18 one who discourages...
discoursers 23 16 DISCOURSER, (Shakesp...
discoverers 24 19 DISCOVERER, one who...
discoveries 24 19 DISCOVERY, the act o...
discovering 25 22 DISCOVER, to find ou...
discumbered 26 23 DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
disembitter 23 18 to free from bittern...
disempowers 25 21 DISEMPOWER, to depri...
disencumber 25 23 to free from encumbr...
disendowers 21 17 DISENDOWER, one who...
disfavourer 23 20 one who disfavours [...
disfigurers 24 18 DISFIGURER, one who...
disherisons 21 15 DISHERISON, the act...
disheriting 23 17 DISHERIT, to deprive...
disheritors 22 14 DISHERITOR, one who...
dishonorers 20 15 DISHONORER, (US) one...
dishonourer 20 16 DISHONOUR, to depriv...
dishwashers 27 19 DISHWASHER, a worker...
disinherits 22 15 DISINHERIT, to depri...
disinterest 19 13 to cause to regard s...
disinterred 19 14 DISINTER, to exhume...
dismantlers 21 17 DISMANTLER, one who...
dismembered 23 22 DISMEMBER, to cut or...
dismemberer 23 21 one who dismembers [...
disordering 20 16 DISORDER, to disarra...
disparagers 22 17 DISPARAGER, one who...
dispatchers 27 20 DISPATCHER, one who...
dispaupered 23 20 DISPAUPER, to depriv...
dispersants 21 16 DISPERSANT, an agent...
dispersedly 29 19 DISPERSED [adv]
dispersible 25 19 that can be disperse...
dispersions 21 16 DISPERSION, the act...
dispersoids 22 16 DISPERSOID, a substa...
dispraisers 22 15 DISPRAISER, one who...
disproperty 30 20 (Shakespeare) to dep...
disregarder 20 15 one who disregards [...
disremember 23 21 to forget [v -ED, -I...
dissemblers 24 19 DISSEMBLER, one who...
dissertated 19 13 DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissertates 19 12 DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissertator 19 12 one who writes a dis...
disservices 25 19 DISSERVICE, ill serv...
dissevering 22 19 DISSEVER, to sever,...
disshivered 24 19 DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissipaters 22 15 DISSIPATER, one who...
dissundered 19 16 DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
distempered 22 19 DISTEMPER, to paint...
distracters 23 15 DISTRACTER, one who...
distrainers 19 13 DISTRAINER, one who...
distressers 20 12 DISTRESSER, one who...
distributer 23 16 one who distributes,...
distrusters 21 13 DISTRUSTER, one who...
ditchdigger 28 22 one that digs ditche...
ditchwaters 28 20 DITCHWATER, water fo...
divergement 22 22 the act of diverging...
divergences 24 22 DIVERGENCE, a drawin...
divergently 29 22 DIVERGENT, diverging...
divergingly 31 24 DIVERGING [adv]
diverseness 20 17 the state of being d...
diversified 24 20 DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversifier 24 19 one who diversifies...
diversifies 24 19 DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversiform 25 22 of diverse form [adj...
diversional 21 18 relating to a divers...
diversities 22 16 DIVERSITY, variety [...
diverticula 26 21 DIVERTICULUM, a blin...
divertingly 30 22 DIVERTING [adv]
divulgaters 24 20 DIVULGATER, one who...
dockmasters 24 22 DOCKMASTER, one in c...
dockworkers 27 26 DOCKWORKER, one who...
documenters 22 20 DOCUMENTER, one who...
dogberryism 30 22 the state of being l...
dogcatchers 28 22 DOGCATCHER, one whos...
dogmatisers 21 17 DOGMATISER, one who...
dogmatizers 24 26 DOGMATIZER, one who...
dogsledders 21 17 DOGSLEDDER, one who...
domineering 19 19 DOMINEER, to be over...
dominickers 24 23 DOMINICKER, one of a...
doomsdayers 25 18 DOOMSDAYER, one who...
doomwatcher 27 23 one who engages in d...
doorkeepers 20 19 DOORKEEPER, a person...
doorknocker 22 24 a knocker on a door...
doorstepper 22 18 a salesman who tries...
dopplerites 24 19 DOPPLERITE, a black...
dorsiferous 21 16 carrying young on th...
downhillers 26 20 DOWNHILLER, one who...
downlighter 26 21 a downward directed...
downshifter 26 21 one who reduces his...
downstaters 21 16 DOWNSTATER, one who...
downtowners 23 20 DOWNTOWNER, one from...
doxographer 29 26 a compiler of the op...
drainlayers 25 16 DRAINLAYER, one whos...
dramatisers 20 15 DRAMATISER, one who...
dramatizers 23 24 DRAMATIZER, one who...
dreikanters 19 17 DREIKANTER, (German)...
dressmakers 21 19 DRESSMAKER, one that...
drillmaster 23 17 an instructor in mil...
dropkickers 27 26 DROPKICKER, one who...
dropperfuls 27 23 DROPPERFUL, the cont...
droppersful 27 23 DROPPERFUL, the cont...
drosometers 19 15 DROSOMETER, an instr...
drumbeaters 22 19 DRUMBEATER, one who...
drunkometer 20 21 a device for measuri...
duckshovers 28 26 DUCKSHOVER, (Austral...
dukkeripens 23 25 DUKKERIPEN, (Romany)...
dumbfounder 24 25 to strike dumb; to c...
dumbwaiters 26 22 DUMBWAITER, a movabl...
dumfounders 22 22 DUMFOUNDER, to strik...
dunderfunks 22 24 DUNDERFUNK, ship's b...
dunderheads 20 18 DUNDERHEAD, a dunce;...
dunderpates 20 18 DUNDERPATE, a dunce;...
dynamometer 25 21 instrument for measu...
dysenteries 24 15 DYSENTERY, inflammat...
dyssynergia 32 19 muscular incoordinat...
dyssynergic 36 22 relating to or affec...
eagernesses 17 14 EAGERNESS, the state...
earlierised 19 13 EARLIERISE, to do at...
earlierises 19 12 EARLIERISE, to do at...
earlierized 22 22 EARLIERIZE, to do at...
earlierizes 22 21 EARLIERIZE, to do at...
earthmovers 23 20 EARTHMOVER, any piec...
earthshaker 23 19 an event of great im...
easterlings 20 15 EASTERLING, a native...
easternmost 18 15 at the furthest poin...
echinoderms 24 21 ECHINODERM, one of t...
econometers 20 18 ECONOMETER, a device...
economisers 21 18 ECONOMISER, one who...
economizers 24 27 ECONOMIZER, one who...
ectothermic 28 22 cold-blooded [adj]
effervesced 27 25 EFFERVESCE, to bubbl...
effervesces 27 24 EFFERVESCE, to bubbl...
elastomeric 23 18 relating to an elast...
elderflower 25 20 the flower of the el...
elderliness 20 15 the state of being e...
electioneer 20 16 to take an active pa...
electrifier 25 18 something or someone...
electrolier 23 16 a chandelier for ele...
electromers 23 18 ELECTROMER, a substa...
eleutherian 20 16 freedom-giving [adj]
elsewhither 27 19 to another place [ad...
embarcadero 23 21 a landing place esp....
embellisher 26 21 one who embellishes...
embitterers 22 17 EMBITTERER, one who...
embittering 23 20 the act of making bi...
emblazoners 24 28 EMBLAZONER, one who...
emboldeners 21 20 EMBOLDENER, one who...
embordering 22 21 EMBORDER, to provide...
embowerment 24 24 the act of embowerin...
embraceries 24 20 EMBRACERY, an attemp...
embroidered 21 19 EMBROIDER, to orname...
embroiderer 21 18 one who embroiders,...
emergencies 22 20 EMERGENCY, an unexpe...
emperishing 25 22 EMPERISH, (Spenser)...
emperorship 26 22 the office of empero...
emplastered 22 19 EMPLASTER, (obsolete...
empoldering 23 22 EMPOLDER, to reclaim...
empowerment 24 24 the act of empowerin...
emulsifiers 24 19 EMULSIFIER, an agent...
enantiomers 17 16 ENANTIOMER, an enant...
encipherers 25 20 ENCIPHERER, one who...
enciphering 26 23 ENCIPHER, to write i...
encloisters 22 16 ENCLOISTER, (obsolet...
encomendero 19 20 the commander of an...
encountered 19 18 ENCOUNTER, to meet [...
encounterer 19 17 one who encounters [...
encouragers 21 18 ENCOURAGER, one who...
encroachers 25 20 ENCROACHER, one who...
encumbering 25 25 ENCUMBER, to impede...
endangerers 17 16 ENDANGERER, one who...
endangering 18 19 ENDANGER, to expose...
endeavorers 18 17 ENDEAVORER, one who...
endeavourer 18 18 ENDEAVOUR, to try, a...
endospermic 24 22 relating to the endo...
endothermal 21 19 characterized by or...
endothermic 24 21 characterized by or...
energetical 22 18 full of energetic, a...
enervations 18 17 ENERVATION, the act...
enfettering 20 18 ENFETTER, to bind wi...
enflowering 24 22 ENFLOWER, to cover w...
enfouldered 20 19 (Spenser) charged wi...
engenderers 17 16 ENGENDERER, one who...
engendering 18 19 ENGENDER, to bring i...
engineering 18 18 ENGINEER, to arrange...
engraveries 20 18 ENGRAVERY, (obsolete...
enhungering 21 21 ENHUNGER, to make hu...
enkernelled 19 20 ENKERNEL, to enclose...
enlightener 21 18 one who enlightens [...
enregisters 19 14 ENREGISTER, to regis...
enserfments 20 19 ENSERFMENT, the stat...
ensheltered 20 16 ENSHELTER, (Shakespe...
entendering 17 17 ENTENDER, (obsolete)...
enterdealed 17 15 ENTERDEALE, (Spenser...
enterdeales 17 14 ENTERDEALE, (Spenser...
enterectomy 27 20 surgical removal of...
enteritides 18 13 ENTERITIS, inflammat...
enteritises 18 12 ENTERITIS, inflammat...
enteroceles 20 16 ENTEROCELE, a hernia...
enterococci 26 21 ENTEROCOCCUS, any of...
enterocoele 19 16 a coelom originating...
enterocoels 20 16 ENTEROCOEL, a coelom...
enteroliths 21 15 ENTEROLITH, an intes...
enteropathy 27 19 a disease of the int...
enterostomy 24 17 a surgical formation...
enterotoxin 22 20 an intestinal toxin...
enteroviral 20 17 of or like an entero...
enterovirus 20 17 any of several virus...
enterprised 20 16 ENTERPRISE, to under...
enterpriser 20 15 one who undertakes a...
enterprises 20 15 ENTERPRISE, to under...
entertained 16 14 ENTERTAIN, to hold t...
entertainer 16 13 one who entertains [...
entertaking 19 19 ENTERTAKE, (Spenser)...
enthrallers 22 16 ENTHRALLER, one who...
entrenchers 22 18 ENTRENCHER, one who...
enumerating 19 19 ENUMERATE, to count,...
enumeration 17 17 the act of enumerati...
enumerative 20 20 serving to enumerate...
enumerators 18 16 ENUMERATOR, one that...
envermeiled 21 21 ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
ephemerally 31 23 EPHEMERAL, existing...
ephemerides 23 20 EPHEMERIS, (Greek) a...
ephemerists 24 19 EPHEMERIST, one who...
epidermises 22 18 EPIDERMIS, the outer...
epigraphers 26 21 EPIGRAPHER, one who...
epimerising 23 20 EPIMERISE, to make i...
epimerizing 26 29 EPIMERIZE, to make a...
episternums 22 19 EPISTERNUM, a median...
epitomisers 22 17 EPITOMISER, one who...
epitomizers 25 26 EPITOMIZER, one who...
equilateral 28 23 having all sides equ...
eradiations 17 13 ERADIATION, emission...
eradicating 22 18 ERADICATE, to root o...
eradication 20 16 the act of eradicati...
eradicative 23 19 serving to eradicate...
eradicators 21 15 ERADICATOR, one who...
erasability 28 17 the capacity to be e...
erectnesses 20 15 ERECTNESS, the state...
eremacauses 21 18 EREMACAUSIS, very sl...
eremacausis 22 18 very slow oxidation...
ergatocracy 31 21 government by the wo...
ergatogynes 25 18 ERGATOGYNE, a worker...
ergatomorph 24 21 an ergatoid ant [n -...
ergomaniacs 22 20 ERGOMANIAC, one who...
ergometries 20 16 ERGOMETRY, the measu...
ergonomists 20 17 ERGONOMIST, one who...
ergonovines 19 19 ERGONOVINE, an alkal...
ergophobias 25 21 ERGOPHOBIA, a morbid...
ergosterols 20 14 ERGOSTEROL, a chemic...
ergotamines 19 17 ERGOTAMINE, a vasoco...
eriophorous 22 17 very cottony [adj]
eriophorums 24 20 ERIOPHORUM, a plant...
eriostemons 18 15 ERIOSTEMON, an Austr...
eristically 31 18 ERISTICAL, pertainin...
erodibility 29 18 the capacity to be e...
erosionally 25 16 EROSIONAL, relating...
erosiveness 19 16 the state of being e...
erosivities 21 15 EROSIVITY, the state...
eroticising 23 17 EROTICISE, to render...
eroticizing 26 26 EROTICIZE, to render...
erotisation 17 12 the act of erotising...
erotization 20 21 the act of erotizing...
erotogenous 17 15 producing erotic des...
erotologies 19 14 EROTOLOGY, the study...
erotologist 20 14 a student of erotolo...
erotomaniac 20 18 one suffering from e...
erotomanias 17 15 EROTOMANIA, an unusu...
erotophobia 23 19 fear of sex [n -S]
erratically 30 18 ERRATICAL, (archaic)...
erraticisms 24 17 ERRATICISM, the stat...
erroneously 24 16 ERRONEOUS, wrong [ad...
erubescence 25 22 a blush, also ERUBES...
erubescency 32 24 a blush, also ERUBES...
erubescites 24 18 ERUBESCITE, a reddis...
eructations 21 16 ERUCTATION, an act o...
eruditeness 18 14 the state of being e...
erysipeloid 28 18 an infective dermati...
erythematic 31 21 relating to erythema...
erythorbate 28 18 a salt of erythorbic...
erythraemia 27 18 another name for the...
erythremias 28 18 ERYTHREMIA, another...
erythrismal 30 19 suffering from eryth...
erythristic 32 18 suffering from eryth...
erythritols 29 16 ERYTHRITOL, a sweet...
erythrocyte 36 20 a red blood corpuscl...
erythronium 28 20 any plant of the bul...
erythropsia 29 18 a defect of vision i...
erythrosine 26 16 a red substance form...
erythrosins 27 16 ERYTHROSIN, a red su...
esotericism 23 17 esoteric doctrines o...
esotericist 22 14 a student of esoteri...
espaliering 22 18 ESPALIER, to train a...
espieglerie 22 17 (French) the quality...
establisher 24 17 one who establishes...
estancieros 20 15 ESTANCIERO, a farmer...
esterifying 28 19 ESTERIFY, to convert...
eternalised 18 14 ETERNALISE, to make...
eternalises 18 13 ETERNALISE, to make...
eternalists 19 13 ETERNALIST, one who...
eternalized 21 23 ETERNALIZE, to make...
eternalizes 21 22 ETERNALIZE, to make...
eternalness 17 14 being eternal [n -ES...
etherealise 20 14 to make ethereal, al...
ethereality 27 16 the quality of being...
etherealize 23 23 to make ethereal [v...
etherifying 30 21 ETHERIFY, to convert...
etheromania 19 17 addiction to the tak...
etourderies 18 13 ETOURDERIE, (French)...
eubacterium 25 22 a member of the Euba...
eudiometers 19 16 EUDIOMETER, an appar...
euhemerised 21 18 EUHEMERISE, to give...
euhemerises 21 17 EUHEMERISE, to give...
euhemerisms 23 20 EUHEMERISM, the inte...
euhemerists 22 17 EUHEMERIST, one who...
euhemerized 24 27 EUHEMERIZE, to give...
euhemerizes 24 26 EUHEMERIZE, to give...
euphemisers 24 20 EUPHEMISER, one who...
euphemizers 27 29 EUPHEMIZER, one who...
eurypterids 28 18 EURYPTERID, any of a...
eurypteroid 27 18 like a member of the...
eurythermal 29 20 tolerating a wide ra...
eurythermic 32 22 tolerating a wide ra...
evangeliser 21 19 one who evangelises,...
evangelizer 24 28 one who evangelises,...
everlasting 22 19 lasting forever [adj...
everywhence 33 26 from all directions...
eviscerated 23 19 EVISCERATE, to depri...
eviscerates 23 18 EVISCERATE, to depri...
eviscerator 23 18 one who eviscerates...
eviternally 28 20 EVITERNAL, eternal [...
exacerbated 28 25 EXACERBATE, to make...
exacerbates 28 24 EXACERBATE, to make...
exaggerated 25 23 EXAGGERATE, to enlar...
exaggerates 25 22 EXAGGERATE, to enlar...
exaggerator 25 22 one who exaggerates...
exasperated 25 22 EXASPERATE, to excit...
exasperater 25 21 one who exasperates,...
exasperates 25 21 EXASPERATE, to excit...
exasperator 25 21 one who exasperates,...
excerptible 33 28 that can be excerpte...
excerptings 31 27 EXCERPTING [n]
excerptions 29 25 EXCERPTION, the act...
exchequered 37 34 EXCHEQUER, to place...
executioner 26 23 one who executes [n...
exemplifier 31 28 one who exemplifies...
exenterated 22 20 EXENTERATE, (obsolet...
exenterates 22 19 EXENTERATE, (obsolet...
exercisable 30 25 that can be exercise...
exergamings 27 26 EXERGAMING, the play...
exheredated 25 22 EXHEREDATE, to disin...
exheredates 25 21 EXHEREDATE, to disin...
exodermises 25 22 EXODERMIS, the outer...
exonerating 23 22 EXONERATE, to clear...
exoneration 21 20 the act of exonerati...
exonerative 24 23 serving to exonerate...
exonerators 22 19 EXONERATOR, one who...
exotericism 29 24 the state of being e...
experienced 28 26 EXPERIENCE, to have...
experiencer 28 25 one who experiences...
experiences 28 25 EXPERIENCE, to have...
experiments 27 25 EXPERIMENT, to carry...
expertising 28 24 EXPERTISE, to give a...
expertizing 31 33 EXPERTIZE, to give a...
exteriorise 24 18 to make exterior, al...
exteriority 31 20 the state of being e...
exteriorize 27 27 to make exterior, al...
exterminate 24 22 to get rid of comple...
extermining 26 25 EXTERMINE, (Shakespe...
externalise 24 20 to make external, al...
externalism 26 23 undue regard to mere...
externalist 25 20 a believer in extern...
externality 31 22 the state of being e...
externalize 27 29 to make external, al...
externships 29 24 EXTERNSHIP, the posi...
extortioner 23 19 one who practises ex...
extraverted 26 23 EXTRAVERT, to turn o...
extravertly 34 25 EXTRAVERT [adv]
extroverted 26 23 EXTROVERT, to turn o...
extrovertly 34 25 EXTROVERT [adv]
exuberances 28 26 EXUBERANCE, the stat...
exuberantly 33 26 EXUBERANT, luxuriant...
exuberating 27 25 EXUBERATE, to be exu...
exulcerated 28 24 EXULCERATE, to ulcer...
exulcerates 28 23 EXULCERATE, to ulcer...
eyedroppers 28 20 EYEDROPPER, a device...
faceworkers 27 24 FACEWORKER, a miner...
facinerious 23 19 (Shakespeare) extrem...
fairleaders 21 16 FAIRLEADER, a ring t...
falderaling 23 20 FALDERAL, to sing me...
fallaleries 23 17 FALLALERY, foppishne...
falteringly 30 21 FALTERING, hesitant...
fantasisers 20 15 FANTASISER, one who...
fantasizers 23 24 FANTASIZER, one who...
farkleberry 31 24 a shrub with hard, b...
farmeresses 21 17 FARMERESS, a woman w...
farmerettes 21 17 FARMERETTE, a woman...
farmworkers 26 24 FARMWORKER, one who...
farthermore 23 19 in addition, also FU...
farthermost 24 19 most distant, also F...
fastballers 25 19 FASTBALLER, in baseb...
fatherhoods 24 19 FATHERHOOD, the stat...
fatherlands 23 19 FATHERLAND, the nati...
fatherships 28 21 FATHERSHIP, the stat...
fathometers 23 19 FATHOMETER, an instr...
fatshederas 22 17 FATSHEDERA, an everg...
faultfinder 24 21 one given to faultfi...
fearmongers 21 20 FEARMONGER, one who...
featherbeds 24 20 FEATHERBED, to pampe...
featheredge 22 19 an edge of a board o...
featherhead 23 19 an empty-headed pers...
featheriest 22 16 FEATHERY, resembling...
featherings 23 19 FEATHERING, the act...
featherless 23 17 without feathers [ad...
febriferous 25 21 causing or having fe...
federaleses 20 16 FEDERALESE, the lang...
federalised 21 17 FEDERALISE, to unite...
federalises 21 16 FEDERALISE, to unite...
federalisms 23 19 FEDERALISM, the prin...
federalists 22 16 FEDERALIST, a suppor...
federalized 24 26 FEDERALIZE, to unite...
federalizes 24 25 FEDERALIZE, to unite...
federations 19 16 FEDERATION, a federa...
fellmongers 24 22 FELLMONGER, a dealer...
fellmongery 30 24 the preparation of s...
fellwalkers 28 24 FELLWALKER, one who...
fermentable 23 22 that can be fermente...
fernitickle 26 23 (Scots) a freckle, a...
ferniticles 25 19 FERNITICLE, (Scots)...
ferntickled 26 24 (Scots) freckled, al...
ferntickles 26 23 FERNTICKLE, (Scots)...
fernytickle 32 25 (Scots) a freckle, a...
fernyticles 31 21 FERNYTICLE, (Scots)...
ferociously 31 21 FEROCIOUS, fierce [a...
ferrandines 19 17 FERRANDINE, (obsolet...
ferredoxins 26 23 FERREDOXIN, an iron-...
ferricyanic 33 23 pertaining to a ferr...
ferriferous 23 18 bearing iron [adj]
ferrimagnet 22 20 an iron magnet in wh...
ferrochrome 26 22 an alloy of iron wit...
ferrocyanic 32 23 pertaining to a ferr...
ferrography 32 23 a technique for meas...
ferromagnet 21 20 a type of strong mag...
ferronickel 25 23 an alloy of iron and...
ferronieres 19 15 FERRONIERE, (French)...
ferronniere 18 16 (French) a jewel hel...
ferrotyping 30 22 FERROTYPE, to take a...
ferruginous 22 19 of the colour of iro...
fertigating 23 19 FERTIGATE, to fertil...
fertigation 21 17 fertilisation and ir...
fertileness 21 16 the state of being f...
fertilisers 23 15 FERTILISER, a person...
fertilising 24 18 FERTILISE, to make f...
fertilities 23 15 FERTILITY, the state...
fertilizers 26 24 FERTILIZER, a person...
fertilizing 27 27 FERTILIZE, to make f...
ferulaceous 24 20 like a cane or reed...
ferventness 21 20 the quality of being...
fervidities 24 19 FERVIDITY, the state...
fetterlocks 26 22 FETTERLOCK, a shackl...
fiberboards 25 21 FIBERBOARD, (US) a m...
fiberscopes 28 23 FIBERSCOPE, a medica...
fictioneers 23 18 FICTIONEER, one who...
fieldworker 26 23 one who works in the...
fierinesses 20 15 FIERINESS, the state...
filibusters 26 19 FILIBUSTER, to obstr...
filmsetters 24 18 FILMSETTER, a typese...
financiered 22 20 FINANCIER, to conduc...
fingerboard 23 21 the part of a violin...
fingerbowls 28 24 FINGERBOWL, a bowl o...
fingerglass 24 20 a bowl for water to...
fingerguard 23 21 the crosspiece of a...
fingerholds 25 21 FINGERHOLD, a hold o...
fingerholes 24 20 FINGERHOLE, a hole i...
fingerlings 24 21 FINGERLING, a salmon...
fingermarks 24 24 FINGERMARK, a mark m...
fingernails 22 19 FINGERNAIL, the nail...
fingerpicks 29 27 FINGERPICK, to play...
fingerplate 24 21 a plate to protect a...
fingerposts 24 20 FINGERPOST, a post w...
fingerprint 24 21 an impression of the...
fingerstall 24 19 a covering for prote...
finicketier 25 22 FINICKETY, particula...
fireballers 25 19 FIREBALLER, a baseba...
firebombers 26 23 FIREBOMBER, one who...
firecracker 28 24 a usually paper cyli...
firefighter 27 21 FIREFIGHT [v]
firelighter 26 19 a piece of readily f...
fishburgers 28 22 FISHBURGER, a hambur...
fisherwoman 26 23 a woman who fishes a...
fisherwomen 26 23 FISHERWOMAN, a woman...
fishfingers 27 22 FISHFINGER, an oblon...
fishmongers 25 22 FISHMONGER, a dealer...
fivefingers 26 24 FIVEFINGER, a name f...
flabbergast 27 23 to overwhelm with sh...
flapperhood 27 24 the state of being a...
flashpacker 30 27 a backpacker who has...
flatlanders 22 18 FLATLANDER, one who...
flatterable 24 19 that can be flattere...
flaughtered 25 21 FLAUGHTER, (Scots) t...
fleahoppers 27 23 FLEAHOPPER, any of v...
fleshmonger 25 23 a whoremonger; a pro...
flichtering 29 23 FLICHTER, to flutter...
flickertail 28 23 in North America, a...
flimflammer 29 28 one who engages in f...
flindersias 22 17 FLINDERSIA, any tree...
flittermice 27 21 FLITTERMOUSE, (diale...
floodwaters 24 19 FLOODWATER, the wate...
floorwalker 26 23 a person employed in...
floriferous 24 19 bearing flowers [adj...
floundering 22 21 FLOUNDER, to struggl...
flourishers 25 18 FLOURISHER, one who...
flowerettes 24 18 FLOWERETTE, a small...
floweriness 24 19 the state of being f...
fluorescers 25 19 FLUORESCER, somethin...
fluorimeter 23 19 an instrument for me...
fluorometer 22 19 an instrument for me...
flusteredly 30 20 FLUSTERED [adv]
flusterment 23 20 the state of being f...
flycatchers 37 25 FLYCATCHER, one of n...
flypitchers 37 25 FLYPITCHER, one who...
flyswatters 32 20 FLYSWATTER, a device...
foamflowers 27 24 FOAMFLOWER, an Ameri...
folksingers 24 22 FOLKSINGER, one who...
foolhardier 23 18 FOOLHARDY, recklessl...
footballers 24 19 FOOTBALLER, one who...
footdragger 22 19 one who engages in f...
footlambert 24 21 a unit of luminance...
footlockers 25 22 FOOTLOCKER, a small...
footslogger 23 19 a soldier serving on...
foraminifer 23 21 a unicellular microo...
forebitters 23 17 FOREBITTER, a nautic...
forecasters 23 17 FORECASTER, one who...
forechecker 29 26 FORECHECK, to check...
forefathers 24 19 FOREFATHER, an ances...
forefingers 23 20 FOREFINGER, the fing...
foregathers 23 18 FOREGATHER, to gathe...
foremothers 23 19 FOREMOTHER, a female...
forequarter 28 24 the front half of a...
forereached 24 20 FOREREACH, to glide...
forereaches 24 19 FOREREACH, to glide...
forereading 20 18 a foretelling [n -S]
forerunners 19 17 FORERUNNER, a messen...
forerunning 20 20 FORERUN, to run in a...
forestaller 22 16 one who forestalls [...
foretellers 22 16 FORETELLER, one who...
forethinker 23 21 FORETHINK, to think...
forevermore 22 21 forever [adj]
foreverness 21 19 the state of lasting...
forewarners 22 18 FOREWARNER, one who...
forgathered 23 19 FORGATHER, to gather...
formalisers 23 18 FORMALISER, one who...
formalizers 26 27 FORMALIZER, one who...
forsterites 21 14 FORSTERITE, a white,...
forswearers 23 17 FORSWEARER, one who...
forwandered 22 20 FORWANDER, (archaic)...
fosterlings 23 18 FOSTERLING, a foster...
fothergilla 26 20 any plant of the Fot...
fourdrinier 21 17 a continuous paper r...
fourrageres 21 17 FOURRAGERE, a braide...
fourteeners 19 16 FOURTEENER, a verse...
franchisers 26 20 FRANCHISER, one who...
frankfurter 24 23 FRANKFURT [v]
fraternally 28 19 FRATERNAL, belonging...
fraternised 20 16 FRATERNISE, to assoc...
fraterniser 20 15 one who fraternises,...
fraternises 20 15 FRATERNISE, to assoc...
fraternized 23 25 FRATERNIZE, to assoc...
fraternizer 23 24 one who fraternizes,...
fraternizes 23 24 FRATERNIZE, to assoc...
freebooters 21 17 FREEBOOTER, a person...
freebootery 27 19 piracy, also FREEBOO...
freeholders 23 18 FREEHOLDER, a person...
freelancers 23 19 FREELANCER, one who...
freeloaders 20 16 FREELOADER, one who...
freestylers 28 17 FREESTYLER, a swimme...
freethinker 23 21 one who forms opinio...
freewheeler 25 20 FREEWHEEL, to coast...
frequenters 28 25 FREQUENTER [n]
fresherdoms 24 20 FRESHERDOM, the stat...
freshwaters 26 19 FRESHWATER, fresh wa...
frighteners 24 19 FRIGHTENER, somethin...
friponnerie 21 19 (French) knavery [n...
froghoppers 28 24 FROGHOPPER, a froth-...
frontiering 21 18 FRONTIER, (Spenser)...
frontrunner 19 18 the leader in an eve...
fructifiers 28 21 FRUCTIFIER, one who...
frugiferous 25 21 bearing fruit [adj]
fruitfuller 27 21 FRUITFUL, productive...
frustraters 22 15 FRUSTRATER, one who...
fugitometer 23 20 an instrument used f...
fundholders 24 21 FUNDHOLDER, a person...
fundraisers 21 17 FUNDRAISER, one who...
furciferous 27 22 bearing a forked app...
furtherance 25 21 the act of furtherin...
furthermore 24 20 in addition, also FA...
furthermost 25 20 most distant, also F...
furthersome 24 20 helpful; advantageou...
gaberlunzie 25 28 (Scots) a wandering...
gallbladder 25 21 a membranous muscula...
gallerygoer 28 19 one who frequently g...
galleryites 28 17 GALLERYITE, a person...
gallinipper 26 22 a large mosquito cap...
galvanisers 22 19 GALVANISER, a galvan...
galvanizers 25 28 GALVANIZER, a galvan...
gamebreaker 22 23 a term used esp. in...
gamekeepers 22 23 GAMEKEEPER, a person...
gammerstang 22 22 (dialect) a tall, aw...
gangbangers 22 22 GANGBANGER, one invo...
gangbusters 23 20 GANGBUSTER, a specia...
gangmasters 21 19 GANGMASTER, a person...
gangsterdom 21 20 the world of gangste...
gangsterish 23 18 like a gangster [adj...
gangsterism 22 19 the ethos of the gan...
gaoleresses 19 14 GAOLERESS, a female...
garnierites 19 14 GARNIERITE, a hydrou...
gasconaders 21 18 GASCONADER, a great...
gasteropods 21 17 GASTEROPOD, any moll...
gastrologer 21 16 a connoisseur of goo...
gastronomer 19 17 a connoisseur of goo...
gatecrasher 24 18 GATECRASH, to attend...
gatekeepers 21 20 GATEKEEPER, any of s...
gaufferings 25 23 GAUFFERING, make ple...
gaultherias 23 17 GAULTHERIA, a genus...
gaussmeters 21 17 GAUSSMETER, an instr...
gazetteered 21 23 GAZETTEER, to mentio...
gazunderers 22 25 GAZUNDERER, one who...
gazundering 23 28 GAZUNDER, to lower t...
gelatiniser 20 15 a gelatinising agent...
gelatinizer 23 24 a gelatinizing agent...
gemmiferous 24 23 bearing gemmae [adj]
gendarmerie 19 18 (French) the French...
genderising 20 18 GENDERISE, to make d...
genderizing 23 27 GENDERIZE, to make d...
generalates 18 15 GENERALATE, the offi...
generalcies 22 18 GENERALCY, the rank...
generalised 19 16 GENERALISE, to make...
generaliser 19 15 one who generalises,...
generalises 19 15 GENERALISE, to make...
generalisms 21 18 GENERALISM, the prac...
generalists 20 15 GENERALIST, a person...
generalized 22 25 GENERALIZE, to give...
generalizer 22 24 one who generalizes,...
generalizes 22 24 GENERALIZE, to give...
generalling 21 19 GENERAL, to act as a...
generalness 18 16 the quality of being...
generalship 24 20 the office of a gene...
generations 17 15 GENERATION, a body o...
generically 30 21 GENERICAL, general;...
genericness 21 18 the state of being g...
genouillere 20 17 (French) a jointed k...
gentrifiers 22 17 GENTRIFIER, one who...
geographers 24 20 GEOGRAPHER, a specia...
geriatrists 21 13 GERIATRIST, one spec...
germaneness 18 18 the quality of being...
germanising 21 20 GERMANISE, to make G...
germanizing 24 29 GERMANIZE, to make G...
germinating 21 20 GERMINATE, to sprout...
germination 19 18 the process by which...
germinative 22 21 serving to germinate...
germinators 20 17 GERMINATOR, one who...
germinesses 20 17 GERMINESS, the state...
gerontocrat 21 17 a member of a geront...
gerontology 26 19 the scientific study...
gerontophil 24 20 a person who experie...
gerrymander 26 20 to rearrange (voting...
gerundively 29 23 GERUNDIVE, relating...
ghostwriter 26 18 one who ghostwrites...
gibberellic 30 24 denoting a type of a...
gibberellin 26 22 any of several plant...
gibberishes 27 21 GIBBERISH, rapid, ga...
gigahertzes 26 26 GIGAHERTZ, one billi...
gilliflower 29 22 a carnation, also GE...
gillnetters 22 16 GILLNETTER, a fisher...
gillyflower 35 24 a carnation, also GE...
gilravagers 24 20 GILRAVAGER, (Scots)...
gimcrackery 35 28 the state of being g...
gingerbread 22 20 a cake flavoured wit...
gingerroots 20 16 GINGERROOT, the root...
gingersnaps 22 20 GINGERSNAP, a ginger...
glamorisers 22 17 GLAMORISER, one who...
glamorizers 25 26 GLAMORIZER, one who...
glassblower 27 21 one who blows glass...
glasscutter 25 18 a small hand tool th...
glassmakers 23 21 GLASSMAKER, one that...
glasspapers 25 20 GLASSPAPER, to sand...
glassworker 25 21 GLASSWORK [v]
glauberites 23 18 GLAUBERITE, a greyis...
glendoveers 21 20 GLENDOVEER, (Southey...
glimmerings 25 23 GLIMMERING, a faint...
glitteriest 22 14 GLITTERY, glittering...
glitterings 23 17 GLITTERING [n]
globeflower 28 24 a plant of damp plac...
globigerina 23 20 a minute marine inve...
glomerating 22 20 GLOMERATE, to gather...
glomeration 20 18 the act of gathering...
glomerulate 22 19 of a glomerule, a cl...
gloweringly 32 23 GLOWERING [adv]
glumiferous 25 22 bearing glumes [adj]
glycerinate 29 20 to treat with or pre...
gnatcatcher 27 22 any of the insectivo...
goalkeepers 22 21 GOALKEEPER, a player...
goalkickers 26 25 GOALKICKER, a player...
goaltenders 19 16 GOALTENDER, in some...
goatsuckers 24 21 GOATSUCKER, the nigh...
gobstoppers 26 22 GOBSTOPPER, (colloqu...
goddaughter 23 20 a female godchild [n...
godfathered 23 20 GODFATHER, to be a g...
godmothered 22 20 GODMOTHER, to act as...
goldbeaters 22 18 GOLDBEATER, one who...
goldenberry 28 21 the Cape gooseberry...
gonfalonier 20 19 a person who carries...
goniometers 19 17 GONIOMETER, an instr...
gopherwoods 26 22 GOPHERWOOD, another...
gormandiser 20 18 one who eats to exce...
gormandizer 23 27 one who eats to exce...
gouvernante 19 20 (archaic) a governes...
governances 22 22 GOVERNANCE, exercise...
governantes 19 19 GOVERNANTE, a female...
governessed 20 19 GOVERNESS, to act as...
governesses 20 18 GOVERNESS, to act as...
governments 21 22 GOVERNMENT, a group...
governorate 19 18 the office of govern...
gracefuller 27 22 GRACEFUL, having bea...
gradienters 19 15 GRADIENTER, a survey...
gradiometer 20 17 an instrument for me...
grandfather 23 20 the father of one's...
grandmaster 20 18 a high-ranking chess...
grandmother 22 20 the mother of one's...
grangerised 20 17 GRANGERISE, to illus...
grangeriser 20 16 one who grangerises,...
grangerises 20 16 GRANGERISE, to illus...
grangerisms 22 19 GRANGERISM, the prac...
grangerized 23 26 GRANGERIZE, to illus...
grangerizer 23 25 one who grangerizes,...
grangerizes 23 25 GRANGERIZE, to illus...
granulaters 20 16 GRANULATER, somethin...
grasshopper 26 21 a name for various h...
gratefuller 24 19 GRATEFUL, deeply tha...
gravedigger 24 22 one who digs graves...
graverobber 25 23 one who robs graves...
gravimeters 23 20 GRAVIMETER, an instr...
gravitaters 22 17 GRAVITATER, one who...
graywethers 31 20 GRAYWETHER, a sandst...
greenbacker 24 24 a member of a post-C...
greenbriers 21 17 GREENBRIER, any of a...
greengrocer 22 19 a retailer of fresh...
greenkeeper 20 21 a person responsible...
greenmailer 20 18 one who engages in g...
greywethers 31 20 GREYWETHER, a sandst...
groceterias 22 16 GROCETERIA, (US) a s...
grossierete 19 13 (French) coarseness...
grotesquery 34 25 grotesque objects co...
groundwater 22 19 water within the ear...
grubstakers 24 21 GRUBSTAKER, one who...
guaniferous 21 19 bearing guano [adj]
gubernacula 25 23 GUBERNACULUM, in mam...
gubernation 20 19 control, rule [n -S]
gubernators 21 18 GUBERNATOR, (Latin)...
guerillaism 24 19 the activities of gu...
guerrillero 22 16 a guerrilla, someone...
guillotiner 22 17 one who guillotines...
gummiferous 25 24 producing gum [adj]
gunfighters 26 22 GUNFIGHTER, one who...
gunnerships 24 21 GUNNERSHIP, the offi...
gunslingers 22 19 GUNSLINGER, a person...
gutterblood 23 19 (Scots) a lowborn pe...
guttersnipe 22 18 a member of the lowe...
guttiferous 23 18 exuding drops [adj]
gymnosperms 30 25 GYMNOSPERM, a plant...
gymnospermy 36 27 the state of being g...
gypsiferous 31 22 bearing gypsum [adj]
gyrocopters 31 21 GYROCOPTER, an airpl...
haberdasher 24 19 a dealer in men's cl...
hackberries 27 23 HACKBERRY, a genus o...
hackbuteers 27 24 HACKBUTEER, one who...
hackbutters 28 24 HACKBUTTER, one who...
hackerazzis 31 38 HACKERAZZI, a person...
hagiolaters 22 16 HAGIOLATER, a worshi...
haircutters 25 17 HAIRCUTTER, one who...
hairdresser 21 14 a person whose occup...
halberdiers 24 18 HALBERDIER, one who...
haloperidol 24 19 a synthetic tranquil...
halterbreak 24 21 to break (as a colt)...
halterbroke 24 21 HALTERBREAK, to brea...
halternecks 25 22 HALTERNECK, a type o...
hamfattered 23 20 HAMFATTER, to perfor...
hammercloth 29 25 a cloth covering a c...
hammerheads 24 22 HAMMERHEAD, a type o...
hammerlocks 28 27 HAMMERLOCK, a wrestl...
hammerstone 21 20 a stone used as a ha...
handballers 24 20 HANDBALLER, one who...
handicapper 27 24 a person who assigns...
handkercher 26 24 a handkerchief, also...
handlangers 21 19 HANDLANGER, (South A...
handworkers 24 22 HANDWORKER, one who...
handwringer 24 21 one who wrings his h...
handyperson 27 21 a person good at man...
harbingered 23 20 HARBINGER, to foresh...
harmonisers 21 17 HARMONISER, one who...
harmonizers 24 26 HARMONIZER, one who...
harpooneers 20 17 HARPOONEER, an harpo...
hatchellers 28 20 HATCHELLER, a flax-d...
haubergeons 22 20 HAUBERGEON, a sleeve...
headhunters 22 18 HEADHUNTER, one that...
headmasters 21 17 HEADMASTER, a man he...
headquarter 28 24 to make one's headqu...
headwaiters 23 17 HEADWAITER, the head...
headworkers 24 21 HEADWORKER, one who...
heartwaters 23 16 HEARTWATER, a fatal...
heatheriest 22 15 HEATHERY, like heath...
hebdomaders 23 21 HEBDOMADER, in Scott...
hectoliters 25 17 HECTOLITER, a measur...
hectometers 24 19 HECTOMETER, a measur...
hectosteres 23 16 HECTOSTERE, a measur...
hedgehopper 27 24 a pilot who hedgehop...
heighteners 23 18 HEIGHTENER, somethin...
helicopters 27 20 HELICOPTER, to trave...
heliolaters 22 15 HELIOLATER, a sun wo...
heliometers 22 17 HELIOMETER, instrume...
heliosphere 25 19 the region in space...
helispheric 30 22 pertaining to rhumb...
hellbenders 24 20 HELLBENDER, a large...
hemeralopia 23 20 the condition of see...
hemeralopic 27 23 relating to hemeralo...
hemerythrin 30 21 an iron-containing r...
hemipterans 23 20 HEMIPTERAN, (Greek)...
hemipterons 23 20 HEMIPTERON, (Greek)...
hemipterous 24 20 of, pertaining to, o...
hemispheres 26 21 HEMISPHERE, half of...
hemispheric 30 24 like a hemisphere, a...
hemiterpene 22 20 any of a class of si...
hemosiderin 21 18 a pigment that is fo...
hemstitcher 28 21 one who stitches hem...
henchperson 26 23 a henchman or henchw...
heptamerous 23 20 having seven divisio...
heptameters 23 19 HEPTAMETER, a verse...
heraldships 27 20 HERALDSHIP, the offi...
herbivories 25 20 HERBIVORY, the eatin...
herbivorous 25 21 eating plants [adj H...
herbologies 24 19 HERBOLOGY, the use o...
herborising 24 19 HERBORISE, to search...
herborizing 27 28 HERBORIZE, to search...
hercogamies 25 21 HERCOGAMY, the preve...
hercogamous 25 22 related to hercogamy...
hereditable 23 18 capable of being inh...
hereditably 30 20 HEREDITABLE, capable...
hereditists 22 14 HEREDITIST, an adher...
hereinabove 22 21 at a prior point in...
hereinafter 21 17 in the following par...
hereinbelow 25 21 at a subsequent poin...
heresiarchs 26 18 HERESIARCH, the lead...
heresiology 28 18 the study of heresie...
heresthetic 26 18 the art of political...
heretically 32 20 HERETICAL, like a he...
hereticated 23 17 HERETICATE, to denou...
hereticates 23 16 HERETICATE, to denou...
heretofores 21 16 HERETOFORE, the past...
heritresses 21 13 HERITRESS, a female...
herkogamies 23 22 HERKOGAMY, the preve...
hermeneutic 24 21 interpretive or expl...
hermeticism 27 22 a system of ideas ba...
hermeticity 32 21 the state of being h...
hermitesses 22 16 HERMITESS, a female...
herniations 19 15 HERNIATION, the stat...
heroicising 25 19 HEROICISE, to make h...
heroicizing 28 28 HEROICIZE, to make h...
herpesvirus 26 21 the virus responsibl...
herpetology 30 21 the study of reptile...
herrenvolks 24 23 HERRENVOLK, (German)...
herringbone 22 20 twilled fabric woven...
hesperidins 23 18 HESPERIDIN, a glucos...
hesperidium 25 21 a plant with a berry...
hetaerismic 25 19 relating to hetaeris...
hetaeristic 24 16 relating to hetaeris...
heteroatoms 20 16 HETEROATOM, an atom...
heteroauxin 25 22 a natural plant horm...
heterocercy 32 21 the state of being h...
heteroclite 24 17 deviating from the o...
heteroconts 22 17 HETEROCONT, a kind o...
heterocycle 33 22 a ring composed of a...
heterocysts 30 18 HETEROCYST, a cell l...
heterodyned 25 18 HETERODYNE, to chang...
heterodynes 25 17 HETERODYNE, to chang...
heteroecism 24 19 a form of parasitism...
heterogenic 23 19 relating to heteroge...
heterogonic 23 19 relating to heterogo...
heterograft 23 18 a graft of tissue be...
heterokonts 20 18 HETEROKONT, a kind o...
heterolyses 27 16 HETEROLYSIS, the dec...
heterolysis 28 16 the decomposition of...
heterolytic 31 19 relating to heteroly...
heterophile 25 19 a polymorphonuclear...
heterophils 26 19 HETEROPHIL, a polymo...
heterophony 29 21 an independent varia...
heteroploid 23 18 an organism having a...
heteropolar 22 17 polar, in the chemic...
heteroscian 22 17 a dweller in a tempe...
heterospory 28 18 the production of mi...
heterostyly 34 18 the state of having...
heterotaxes 25 20 HETEROTAXIS, the ano...
heterotaxia 25 20 the abnormal disposi...
heterotaxic 29 23 relating to heterota...
heterotaxis 26 20 the anomalous arrang...
heterotopia 21 16 displacement of an o...
heterotopic 25 19 relating to heteroto...
heterotroph 24 18 a secondary feeder e...
heterotypic 32 21 denoting or relating...
heterousian 19 15 one who believes the...
hexaemerons 25 24 HEXAEMERON, the (bib...
hexahemeric 32 28 relating to a hexaem...
hexahemeron 27 26 the (biblical) six d...
hexamerisms 29 26 HEXAMERISM, the stat...
hibernacles 26 21 HIBERNACLE, that whi...
hibernacula 26 22 HIBERNACULUM, (Latin...
hibernating 23 20 HIBERNATE, to pass t...
hibernation 21 18 the act of hibernati...
hibernators 22 17 HIBERNATOR, one who...
hibernicise 26 20 to render Irish, als...
hibernicize 29 29 to render Irish, als...
hibernising 24 20 HIBERNISE, to render...
hibernizing 27 29 HIBERNIZE, to render...
hierarchies 26 18 HIERARCHY, a body or...
hierarchise 26 18 to make hierarchical...
hierarchism 28 21 a hierarchical syste...
hierarchize 29 27 to make hierarchical...
hierocratic 27 19 of or like a hierocr...
hieroglyphs 34 23 HIEROGLYPH, a charac...
hierographs 26 20 HIEROGRAPH, a sacred...
hierography 32 22 the description of s...
hierologies 22 16 HIEROLOGY, the scien...
hierologist 23 16 a student of hierolo...
hierophants 24 19 HIEROPHANT, one who...
hierophobia 26 21 a morbid fear of sac...
hierophobic 30 24 someone having a fea...
hierurgical 27 20 relating to hierurgy...
highbinders 27 22 HIGHBINDER, a member...
highjackers 31 33 HIGHJACKER, one that...
highlanders 25 20 HIGHLANDER, an inhab...
highlighter 30 22 a broad-tipped felt...
hillwalkers 29 23 HILLWALKER, one who...
hindberries 23 18 HINDBERRY, the raspb...
hinderances 22 19 HINDERANCE, an act o...
hinderingly 29 21 HINDERING, impeding...
hinderlands 21 18 (Scots) the buttocks...
hinderlings 23 19 (Scots) the buttocks...
hindquarter 29 25 the back half of a s...
hinterlands 21 17 HINTERLAND, the inla...
hipsterisms 26 19 HIPSTERISM, the stat...
hircocervus 30 24 a fabulous creature,...
hitchhikers 31 24 HITCHHIKER, one who...
hithersides 24 16 HITHERSIDE, the near...
hitherwards 27 19 HITHERWARD [n]
holderships 27 20 HOLDERSHIP, the stat...
holographer 26 21 one who makes hologr...
homeomeries 21 19 HOMEOMERY, the state...
homeomerous 21 20 having all the somit...
homeotherms 24 21 HOMEOTHERM, an organ...
homeothermy 30 23 the maintenance of a...
homesteader 20 17 one who occupies a h...
homeworkers 25 23 HOMEWORKER, a worker...
homocercies 27 22 HOMOCERCY, the condi...
homoeomeric 24 22 having all the somit...
homoeotherm 23 21 an animal or organis...
homoerotism 22 19 homosexuality, also...
homogeniser 21 19 an agent that homoge...
homogenizer 24 28 an agent that homoge...
homoiotherm 24 21 a warm-blooded anima...
homologiser 23 19 one who homologises,...
homologizer 26 28 one who homologizes,...
homopolymer 31 25 a DNA or RNA strand...
homopterans 22 20 HOMOPTERAN, a member...
homopterous 23 20 relating to the Homo...
homothermal 25 22 keeping the same tem...
homothermic 28 24 keeping the same tem...
honeyeaters 24 16 HONEYEATER, any bird...
honeymooner 24 20 one who is on honeym...
honeysucker 30 24 another name for the...
hoodwinkers 24 22 HOODWINKER, one who...
horographer 25 20 one who constructs t...
horseplayer 29 19 HORSEPLAY [v]
horsepowers 25 19 HORSEPOWER, the powe...
horseradish 23 16 a tall coarse whitef...
horseshoers 22 15 HORSESHOER, one who...
hospitalers 24 17 HOSPITALER, (US) a m...
hospitaller 25 18 a member of a charit...
houseboater 21 17 one who lives on a h...
housefather 24 19 a man in charge of a...
householder 23 18 a person who occupie...
housekeeper 22 21 a woman employed to...
housemaster 21 17 a master in charge o...
housemother 23 19 a woman in charge of...
houseperson 21 18 a person who does ho...
housewifery 32 22 the work of a housew...
houseworker 24 21 one who does housewo...
hovercrafts 28 23 HOVERCRAFT, a vehicl...
hovertrains 22 18 HOVERTRAIN, a train...
howsomdever 26 24 in whatever manner,...
huckleberry 35 27 an American shrub of...
hucksterage 26 23 the state of being a...
hucksteress 26 21 a female huckster, a...
hucksteries 26 21 HUCKSTERY, the busin...
huckstering 27 24 HUCKSTER, to peddle...
hucksterism 28 24 being a huckster [n...
humidifiers 26 21 HUMIDIFIER, a device...
hungeringly 30 23 HUNGERING [adv]
hurtleberry 31 20 another name for who...
hybridisers 31 19 HYBRIDISER, one who...
hybridizers 34 28 HYBRIDIZER, one who...
hydrolysers 35 19 HYDROLYSER, an agent...
hydrolyzers 38 28 HYDROLYZER, an agent...
hydromancer 30 23 one who practises hy...
hydrometers 28 19 HYDROMETER, an instr...
hydropowers 32 22 HYDROPOWER, water po...
hydrosphere 31 21 the water of the ear...
hyetometers 27 18 HYETOMETER, an instr...
hygrometers 29 20 HYGROMETER, an instr...
hymenoptera 28 22 HYMENOPTERON, an ord...
hyperaction 31 22 abnormally high acti...
hyperactive 34 25 affected with or exh...
hyperacuity 39 24 the state of being h...
hyperacuses 32 22 HYPERACUSIS, an abno...
hyperacusis 33 22 an abnormally good s...
hyperaemias 29 21 HYPERAEMIA, an exces...
hyperbatons 30 22 HYPERBATON, the use,...
hyperbolise 32 22 to indulge in hyperb...
hyperbolism 34 25 use of hyperbole [n...
hyperbolist 33 22 one who resorts to h...
hyperbolize 35 31 to indulge in hyperb...
hyperboloid 32 23 a solid figure in wh...
hyperborean 29 22 relating to the extr...
hypercapnia 33 25 the presence of exce...
hypercapnic 37 28 relating to hypercap...
hypercarbia 34 24 hypercapnia, also HY...
hypercharge 35 25 to charge excessivel...
hypercolour 33 23 a dye that causes a...
hypercritic 37 24 one who is hypercrit...
hyperdactyl 40 25 having more than fiv...
hyperdorian 28 20 in Greek music, abov...
hyperdulias 31 21 HYPERDULIA, in Roman...
hyperemeses 29 21 HYPEREMESIS, excessi...
hyperemesis 30 21 excessive vomiting [...
hyperemetic 33 24 causing hyperemesis,...
hyperextend 34 27 to extend so that th...
hypergamies 31 23 HYPERGAMY, the marri...
hypergamous 31 24 relating to hypergam...
hyperimmune 31 26 having a very high d...
hyperinoses 28 19 HYPERINOSIS, excess...
hyperinosis 29 19 excess of fibrin in...
hyperinotic 32 22 relating to hyperino...
hyperlinked 31 25 HYPERLINK, to connec...
hyperlydian 36 23 in Greek music, abov...
hypermanias 29 22 HYPERMANIA, an extre...
hypermarket 31 25 a very large self-se...
hypermedias 30 22 HYPERMEDIA, a system...
hypermeters 30 21 HYPERMETER, a verse...
hypermetric 34 24 above average height...
hypermiling 33 25 the practice of maxi...
hypermnesia 29 22 abnormally vivid or...
hypermnesic 33 25 relating to hypermne...
hypermodern 29 23 very modern [adj]
hypernymies 36 24 HYPERNYMY, the state...
hyperorexia 34 25 compulsive overeatin...
hyperosmias 30 21 HYPEROSMIA, an abnor...
hyperphagia 34 25 eating too much [n -...
hyperphagic 38 28 relating to hyperpha...
hyperplanes 31 23 HYPERPLANE, a figure...
hyperplasia 32 22 an abnormal or unusu...
hyperploids 33 23 HYPERPLOID, a hyperp...
hyperploidy 39 25 the state of being h...
hyperpnoeas 29 22 HYPERPNOEA, abnormal...
hyperpowers 34 24 HYPERPOWER, a state...
hypersaline 29 20 excessively saline [...
hypersexual 36 27 excessively sexed [a...
hypersomnia 29 22 a pathological tende...
hypersonics 32 22 HYPERSONIC [n]
hyperspaces 34 24 HYPERSPACE, an imagi...
hyperstatic 33 21 excessively static [...
hypersthene 30 21 a rock-forming ortho...
hyperstress 30 18 excessive stress [n...
hyperthermy 39 25 an extremely high fe...
hyperthymia 39 25 excessive emotionali...
hypertonias 28 19 HYPERTONIA, excessiv...
hypertrophy 40 25 excessive growth of...
hypnotisers 29 19 HYPNOTISER, one who...
hypnotizers 32 28 HYPNOTIZER, one who...
hypocenters 31 22 HYPOCENTER, the poin...
hypodermics 34 25 HYPODERMIC, a drug s...
hypothermal 33 24 of or relating to a...
hypothermia 32 23 subnormal temperatur...
hypothermic 36 26 relating to hypother...
hypsometers 30 21 HYPSOMETER, an instr...
hysteresial 28 16 pertaining to hyster...
hysterogeny 33 20 the generation of hy...
hysteroidal 28 17 like hysteria, also...
hysterotomy 34 20 a Caesarean cut [n H...
icebreakers 24 21 ICEBREAKER, a boat f...
iconolaters 21 16 ICONOLATER, one who...
iconometers 21 18 ICONOMETER, an instr...
icteritious 23 15 jaundiced; yellow [a...
identifiers 21 16 IDENTIFIER, one that...
idolatriser 20 13 one who commits idol...
idolatrizer 23 22 one who commits idol...
illiberally 32 20 ILLIBERAL, narrow-mi...
illiterates 21 13 ILLITERATE, one with...
imagineered 19 18 IMAGINEER, to design...
imbittering 24 20 IMBITTER, to make bi...
imbordering 23 21 IMBORDER, to provide...
immergences 24 23 IMMERGENCE, immersio...
immiserised 22 18 IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserises 22 17 IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserized 25 27 IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immiserizes 25 26 IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immobiliser 25 21 a device for prevent...
immobilizer 28 30 a device for prevent...
imperatival 25 22 relating to the impe...
imperatives 24 21 IMPERATIVE, a verb i...
imperceable 27 24 (Spenser) not pierce...
imperfectly 35 26 IMPERFECT, not perfe...
imperforate 23 20 not perforated into...
imperialise 23 18 to make imperial, al...
imperialism 25 21 the policy, practice...
imperialist 24 18 a supporter of imper...
imperiality 30 20 the state of being i...
imperialize 26 27 to make imperial [v...
imperilling 26 22 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperilment 24 22 the act of imperilli...
imperiously 30 21 IMPERIOUS, assuming...
impermanent 21 22 not permanent [adj I...
impermeable 25 24 that cannot be perme...
impermeably 32 26 IMPERMEABLE, that ca...
impersonate 20 18 to assume or act the...
impertinent 21 19 given to or characte...
imperviable 27 25 not able to be penet...
implementer 23 22 one who implements,...
impoldering 24 22 IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
imponderous 21 20 weightless, very lig...
importuners 22 19 IMPORTUNER, one who...
imprisoners 22 18 IMPRISONER, one who...
improvisers 25 21 IMPROVISER, one who...
inadvertent 19 18 not focusing the min...
inalterable 21 17 that cannot be alter...
inalterably 28 19 INALTERABLE, that ca...
incarcerate 23 18 to put in prison [v...
incertainty 27 18 (obsolete) uncertain...
incertitude 22 17 (archaic) uncertaint...
incinerated 20 17 INCINERATE, to cause...
incinerates 20 16 INCINERATE, to cause...
incinerator 20 16 one that incinerates...
incoercible 27 22 that cannot be coerc...
incoherence 24 21 the state of being i...
incoherency 31 23 the state of being i...
incumbering 26 25 INCUMBER, to impede...
indemnifier 21 20 one who indemnifies...
indexterity 31 22 lack of dexterity [n...
indifferent 22 20 marked by impartiali...
inerrancies 20 16 INERRANCY, exemption...
inertnesses 17 13 INERTNESS, the state...
inferencing 23 22 the practice of infe...
inferential 20 17 relating to inferenc...
inferiority 27 17 the state of being i...
infernality 27 19 the state of being i...
infertilely 29 19 INFERTILE, not ferti...
infertility 29 18 the state of being i...
infirmarers 22 18 INFIRMARER, an offic...
influencers 24 21 INFLUENCER, one who...
infomercial 25 22 a television program...
infospheres 24 20 INFOSPHERE, the busi...
ingatherers 21 16 INGATHERER, one who...
ingathering 22 19 the gathering in of...
ingenerated 17 16 INGENERATE, to gener...
ingenerates 17 15 INGENERATE, to gener...
inherencies 22 18 INHERENCY, the state...
inheritable 23 18 capable of being inh...
inheritably 30 20 INHERITABLE, capable...
inheritance 22 18 the act of inheritin...
inheritress 21 14 a female inheritor,...
initiallers 21 14 INITIALLER, one who...
innernesses 16 14 INNERNESS, the state...
innerspring 21 19 having coil springs...
innervating 20 20 INNERVATE, to supply...
innervation 18 18 the state of being i...
innumerable 21 21 that cannot be count...
innumerably 28 23 INNUMERABLE, that ca...
innumerates 18 17 INNUMERATE, one who...
inobservant 21 20 not observant [adj I...
inoperative 21 19 not operative [adj]
insertional 18 14 relating to insertio...
inseverable 22 20 that cannot be sever...
insheltered 21 16 INSHELTER, to place...
insincerely 28 19 INSINCERE, not since...
insincerity 28 18 the state of being i...
inspiriters 22 15 INSPIRITER, one who...
instituters 20 13 INSTITUTER, one who...
insuperable 23 20 that cannot be overc...
insuperably 30 22 INSUPERABLE, that ca...
insurancers 21 17 INSURANCER, (obsolet...
intemperant 20 19 a person who is inte...
intemperate 20 18 not temperate [adj I...
intendering 18 17 INTENDER, (obsolete)...
intenerated 16 14 INTENERATE, to make...
intenerates 16 13 INTENERATE, to make...
intensifier 20 16 one that intensifies...
interabangs 20 18 INTERABANG, a punctu...
interactant 20 16 one that interacts [...
interacting 22 18 INTERACT, to act on...
interaction 20 16 mutual or reciprocal...
interactive 23 19 mutually or reciproc...
interagency 27 20 between agencies [ad...
interallied 20 15 relating to, compose...
interannual 17 16 between years [adj]
interarched 23 18 INTERARCH, to have i...
interarches 23 17 INTERARCH, to have i...
interatomic 22 18 between atoms [adj]
interbedded 20 18 INTERBED, to insert...
interblends 21 18 INTERBLEND, to blend...
interbrains 20 16 INTERBRAIN, the dien...
interbranch 25 21 between branches [ad...
interbreeds 20 16 INTERBREED, to breed...
interbroker 21 19 of a transaction, be...
intercalary 28 18 inserted in a calend...
intercalate 21 16 to insert (as a day)...
intercampus 25 22 between campuses [ad...
intercedent 20 17 serving to intercede...
interceders 21 16 INTERCEDER, one who...
interceding 22 19 INTERCEDE, to act as...
intercensal 21 17 occurring between ce...
intercepted 23 19 INTERCEPT, to stop a...
intercepter 23 18 one who intercepts,...
interceptor 23 18 one who intercepts,...
intercessor 21 15 one who intercedes [...
interchains 23 18 INTERCHAIN, to link...
interchange 23 20 to put each of (two...
interchurch 30 23 between churches [ad...
intercluded 23 19 INTERCLUDE, to block...
intercludes 23 18 INTERCLUDE, to block...
intercooled 21 17 cooled by means of a...
intercooler 21 16 a heat exchanger in...
intercostal 22 16 situated between the...
intercounty 27 19 between counties [ad...
intercouple 24 20 between couples [adj...
intercourse 21 16 connection or dealin...
intercrater 21 15 between craters [adj...
intercrural 23 17 within or pertaining...
interdashed 20 16 INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdashes 20 15 INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdealer 18 14 one who interdeals [...
interdental 18 15 pronounced with the...
interdepend 19 18 to depend on one ano...
interdicted 22 17 INTERDICT, to forbid...
interdictor 22 16 one who interdicts [...
interdining 19 17 INTERDINE, to eat to...
interessing 19 15 INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interesting 19 15 INTEREST, to engage...
interethnic 23 18 taking place between...
interfacial 24 19 between plane faces;...
interfacing 24 21 firm material sewn b...
interfamily 29 21 between family [adj]
interferers 20 15 INTERFERER, one who...
interfering 21 18 INTERFERE, to interv...
interferons 19 16 INTERFERON, any of s...
interfiling 23 19 INTERFILE, to arrang...
interflowed 24 20 INTERFLOW, to flow i...
interfluent 21 18 flowing between or t...
interfluous 22 18 flowing between or t...
interfluves 24 21 INTERFLUVE, an area...
interfolded 21 18 INTERFOLD, to fold t...
interfusing 22 19 INTERFUSE, to pour o...
interfusion 20 17 the act of interfusi...
intergraded 19 16 INTERGRADE, to merge...
intergrades 19 15 INTERGRADE, to merge...
intergrafts 22 17 INTERGRAFT, to graft...
intergrowth 25 19 a growing between or...
interiorise 18 12 to make interior [v...
interiority 25 14 interior quality or...
interiorize 21 21 to make interior, al...
interisland 19 15 between islands [adj...
interjacent 22 25 intervening; situate...
interjected 23 25 INTERJECT, to interp...
interjector 23 24 one who interjects [...
interjoined 19 23 INTERJOIN, (Shakespe...
interlacing 23 19 INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlapped 23 20 INTERLAP, to lap ove...
interlarded 19 15 INTERLARD, to place...
interlayers 25 15 INTERLAYER, to creat...
interlaying 26 18 INTERLAY, to place b...
interleaved 20 18 INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interleaves 20 17 INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interleukin 20 19 any of a group of pr...
interlineal 19 15 between the lines [a...
interlinear 18 14 between the lines [a...
interliners 19 14 INTERLINER, somethin...
interlingua 20 17 any artificially dev...
interlining 20 17 the act of writing b...
interlinked 20 19 INTERLINK, to link t...
interlocked 23 21 INTERLOCK, to lock o...
interlocker 23 20 something that inter...
interlooped 20 17 INTERLOOP, to loop t...
interlopers 21 16 INTERLOPER, one that...
interloping 22 19 INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interludial 21 16 relating to an inter...
interluding 21 18 INTERLUDE, to write...
interlunary 25 17 pertaining to the pe...
intermatted 19 16 INTERMAT, to mat fib...
intermeddle 20 18 to meddle, to interf...
intermedial 20 17 intermediate [adj]
intermedins 19 17 INTERMEDIN, a messen...
intermedium 21 20 a small bone in the...
intermeshed 21 18 INTERMESH, to mesh t...
intermeshes 21 17 INTERMESH, to mesh t...
intermezzos 25 33 INTERMEZZO, (Italian...
intermingle 21 19 to intermix [v INTER...
intermitted 20 16 INTERMIT, to stop te...
intermitter 20 15 one who intermits [n...
intermittor 20 15 one who intermits [n...
intermixing 27 25 INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermuring 21 19 INTERMURE, (obsolete...
internalise 18 14 to make internal, al...
internality 25 16 the state of being i...
internalize 21 23 to make internal, al...
internecine 19 17 deadly, murderous, a...
internecive 22 20 deadly, murderous, a...
interneural 18 15 situated between the...
interneuron 16 15 an internuncial neur...
internments 18 17 INTERNMENT, the act...
internodial 18 15 (obsolete) between n...
internships 23 18 INTERNSHIP, the offi...
internuncio 20 18 (Italian) a messenge...
interocular 22 17 between the eyes [ad...
interoffice 25 21 between offices [adj...
interosseal 18 13 situated between bon...
interpaging 22 20 INTERPAGE, to print...
interparish 23 17 between parishes [ad...
interphases 22 17 INTERPHASE, the inte...
interphones 21 18 INTERPHONE, an inter...
interplants 21 17 INTERPLANT, to plant...
interplayed 27 19 INTERPLAY, to exert...
interpleads 21 17 INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpoints 20 16 INTERPOINT, the tech...
interpolate 20 16 to insert a word or...
interponing 20 19 INTERPONE, to interp...
interposals 21 16 INTERPOSAL, the act...
interposers 20 15 INTERPOSER, one who...
interposing 21 18 INTERPOSE, to place...
interpreted 20 16 INTERPRET, to explai...
interpreter 20 15 one who translates o...
interracial 22 16 involving members of...
interradial 19 14 between radii or ray...
interradius 19 14 a radius midway betw...
interrailed 19 14 INTERRAIL, to travel...
interrailer 19 13 one who travels by i...
interregnal 19 16 occurring between re...
interregnum 20 19 (Latin) the time dur...
interrelate 18 13 to bring into mutual...
interrobang 20 18 a punctuation mark (...
interrogant 18 15 a questioner [n -S]
interrogate 18 14 to question formally...
interrogees 18 14 INTERROGEE, one who...
interrupted 21 17 INTERRUPT, to break...
interrupter 21 16 one that interrupts,...
interruptor 21 16 one who interrupts,...
interschool 24 18 between schools [adj...
interscribe 24 18 (obsolete) to write...
intersected 21 16 INTERSECT, to cut in...
interseptal 21 16 between septa [adj]
intersertal 19 13 having interstitial...
interserted 18 13 INTERSERT, (obsolete...
intersexual 25 21 existing between sex...
interspaced 23 19 INTERSPACE, to put s...
interspaces 23 18 INTERSPACE, to put s...
intersperse 20 15 to place something a...
interspinal 21 17 between the vertebra...
interstates 18 12 INTERSTATE, any of a...
interstices 22 15 INTERSTICE, a gap or...
interstrain 18 13 between strains [adj...
interstrand 18 14 between strands [adj...
intersystem 26 17 between systems [adj...
intertangle 19 16 to tangle together [...
intertarsal 19 13 between tarsal bones...
intertilled 21 15 INTERTILL, to cultiv...
intertribal 22 16 between tribes [adj]
intertrigos 20 14 INTERTRIGO, a skin r...
intertwined 21 17 INTERTWINE, to unite...
intertwines 21 16 INTERTWINE, to unite...
intertwists 23 15 INTERTWIST, to twist...
interunions 17 15 INTERUNION, a blendi...
intervalley 28 20 between valleys [adj...
intervallic 26 21 relating to an inter...
intervallum 24 22 between ramparts [ad...
interveined 19 18 INTERVEIN, to inters...
interveners 19 17 INTERVENER, one who...
intervening 20 20 INTERVENE, to come o...
intervenors 19 17 INTERVENOR, in law,...
interventor 19 17 a mediator in eccles...
interviewed 23 20 INTERVIEW, to conduc...
interviewee 22 19 one who is interview...
interviewer 23 19 one who interviews [...
intervolved 23 22 INTERVOLVE, to roll...
intervolves 23 21 INTERVOLVE, to roll...
interweaved 22 20 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interweaver 22 19 one who interweaves...
interweaves 22 19 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interworked 22 20 INTERWORK, to work t...
intolerable 21 17 that cannot be toler...
intolerably 28 19 INTOLERABLE, that ca...
intolerance 20 17 the state of being i...
intolerants 18 14 INTOLERANT, one who...
intoximeter 25 22 a device for measuri...
intradermal 20 17 situated or done wit...
intradermic 23 19 situated or done wit...
intrenchers 23 18 INTRENCHER, one who...
introducers 22 17 INTRODUCER, one who...
intromitter 20 15 one who intromits [n...
introverted 20 17 INTROVERT, to turn i...
inutterable 21 17 that cannot be utter...
invernesses 19 17 INVERNESS, a loose o...
invertebral 23 20 invertebrate [adj]
ionospheres 21 17 IONOSPHERE, a region...
ionospheric 25 20 relating to the iono...
ipselateral 22 16 belonging to or affe...
ipsilateral 23 16 belonging to or affe...
ironmasters 19 15 IRONMASTER, a manufa...
ironmongers 19 18 IRONMONGER, a dealer...
ironmongery 25 20 something made of me...
ironworkers 22 19 IRONWORKER, one who...
irreverence 22 19 lack of reverence [n...
isodiaphere 22 17 one of two or more n...
isogeotherm 22 18 a line connecting po...
isomerising 21 17 ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerizing 24 26 ISOMERIZE, to change...
isothermals 23 17 ISOTHERMAL, a line o...
iteratively 28 18 ITERATIVE, repeating...
iteroparity 27 16 the state of being i...
iteroparous 20 15 reproducing more tha...
itineracies 21 15 ITINERACY, making jo...
itinerantly 25 16 ITINERANT, travellin...
itineraries 18 12 ITINERARY, a plan or...
itinerating 19 15 ITINERATE, to wander...
itineration 17 13 the act of itinerati...
ivermectins 25 22 IVERMECTIN, a drug u...
jabberingly 33 32 JABBERING, talking r...
jabberwocks 32 36 JABBERWOCK, nonsense...
jabberwocky 38 38 nonsense, gibberish,...
jackerooing 24 30 JACKEROO, to work as...
jackhammers 29 35 JACKHAMMER, a handhe...
jailbreaker 24 28 one who escapes from...
jaileresses 21 21 JAILERESS, a female...
jardinieres 20 22 JARDINIERE, (French)...
jasperising 24 26 JASPERISE, to turn i...
jasperizing 27 35 JASPERIZE, to turn i...
jasperwares 25 26 JASPERWARE, goods ma...
jawbreakers 26 30 JAWBREAKER, a word h...
jawcrushers 30 29 JAWCRUSHER, a heavy-...
jequerities 29 30 JEQUERITY, the tropi...
jerkinesses 21 25 JERKINESS, the state...
jerkinheads 23 28 JERKINHEAD, a trunca...
jerrymander 27 27 to rearrange (voting...
jewelleries 25 25 JEWELLERY, jewels in...
jiggermasts 25 27 JIGGERMAST, a small...
jitteriness 21 21 the state of being j...
jocoserious 23 24 combining serious an...
jolterheads 23 24 JOLTERHEAD, (archaic...
journaliser 21 23 one who journalises,...
journalizer 24 32 one who journalizes,...
juggernauts 23 27 JUGGERNAUT, (Sanskri...
junketeered 20 27 JUNKETEER, to engage...
kaiserships 25 20 KAISERSHIP, the offi...
keeperships 26 23 KEEPERSHIP, the offi...
keratectomy 29 23 surgical incision of...
keratinised 19 17 KERATINISE, to make...
keratinises 19 16 KERATINISE, to make...
keratinized 22 26 KERATINIZE, to make...
keratinizes 22 25 KERATINIZE, to make...
keratitides 20 16 KERATITIS, inflammat...
keratitises 20 15 KERATITIS, inflammat...
keratometer 19 18 an instrument for me...
keratophyre 29 22 a fine-grained soda...
kerchiefing 28 26 KERCHIEF, to wear a...
kerfuffling 29 29 KERFUFFLE, to make a...
kernicterus 23 20 a condition of acute...
kerplunking 25 28 KERPLUNK, to drop wi...
kersantites 19 16 KERSANTITE, a dyke-r...
kerseymeres 26 20 KERSEYMERE, a twille...
ketosteroid 19 16 a steroid, such as c...
keyboarders 27 21 KEYBOARDER, one who...
keypunchers 33 27 KEYPUNCHER, one who...
kicksorters 25 22 KICKSORTER, a device...
kilohertzes 26 27 KILOHERTZ, a unit of...
kimberlites 25 22 KIMBERLITE, a mica-p...
kinderspiel 23 21 (German) a children'...
kingfishers 26 23 KINGFISHER, a Europe...
kitesurfers 23 19 KITESURFER, one who...
knobkerries 22 23 KNOBKERRIE, a short...
koeksisters 21 19 KOEKSISTER, a South...
krugerrands 21 20 KRUGERRAND, a South...
kummerbunds 25 28 KUMMERBUND, (Hindi)...
lacerations 21 16 LACERATION, the act...
lacertilian 23 17 of or pertaining to...
lacklusters 26 21 LACKLUSTER, somethin...
lacquerings 32 28 LACQUERING [n]
lacquerware 33 28 craft goods made fro...
lacquerwork 35 32 craftwork in lacquer...
lactiferous 25 19 milk-bearing [adj]
lactometers 23 18 LACTOMETER, an instr...
ladderproof 23 20 of tights etc., not...
ladyfingers 29 21 LADYFINGER, a small...
lagerphones 23 20 LAGERPHONE, a percus...
lammergeier 22 20 (German) a large Eur...
lammergeyer 28 22 (German) a large Eur...
lampholders 26 22 LAMPHOLDER, a socket...
lamplighter 28 23 one whose job it is...
landholders 22 18 LANDHOLDER, a holder...
landlubbers 25 22 LANDLUBBER, a seaman...
landscapers 24 20 LANDSCAPER, a landsc...
landwaiters 22 17 LANDWAITER, an offic...
langlaufers 23 20 LANGLAUFER, a cross-...
languishers 23 18 LANGUISHER, one who...
lanternists 19 14 LANTERNIST, a person...
lateralised 20 14 LATERALISE, to make...
lateralises 20 13 LATERALISE, to make...
lateralized 23 23 LATERALIZE, to make...
lateralizes 23 22 LATERALIZE, to make...
lateralling 22 17 LATERAL, to throw a...
laterigrade 20 15 running or moving si...
lateritious 20 13 brick-red in color [...
lattermaths 23 17 LATTERMATH, the latt...
launderette 18 15 a self-service laund...
launderings 20 18 LAUNDERING, the act...
lavallieres 23 18 LAVALLIERE, a loosel...
lavendering 21 21 LAVENDER, to perfume...
laverbreads 23 20 LAVERBREAD, a kind o...
laverocking 26 26 LAVEROCK, to catch l...
lawbreakers 25 22 LAWBREAKER, a person...
leaderboard 20 17 a scoreboard that li...
leaderettes 18 13 LEADERETTE, a brief...
leaderships 24 18 LEADERSHIP, the offi...
leafhoppers 27 23 LEAFHOPPER, a name f...
leafleteers 21 16 LEAFLETEER, one who...
leaseholder 21 16 one who holds a leas...
leatherback 27 24 a kind of large sea...
leatherette 20 14 (tradename) imitatio...
leatherhead 22 17 an Australian honeye...
leatheriest 21 14 LEATHERY, resembling...
leatherings 22 17 LEATHERING, a thrash...
leatherleaf 23 18 an ericaceous bog sh...
leatherlike 23 19 like leather [adj]
leatherneck 24 22 a member of the Unit...
leatherwood 23 18 a small shrub with w...
lecherously 32 21 LECHEROUS, lustful [...
leerinesses 18 13 LEERINESS, the state...
legerdemain 20 19 slight of hand; magi...
legitimiser 23 17 one who legitimises,...
legitimizer 26 26 one who legitimizes,...
lengtheners 21 18 LENGTHENER, somethin...
lepidoptera 23 19 moths and butterflie...
leproseries 21 15 LEPROSERIE, (French)...
leptocercal 28 22 slender-tailed [adj]
lethiferous 24 18 causing death; carry...
letterboxed 27 23 having a letterbox [...
letterboxes 27 22 LETTERBOX, a box for...
letterforms 23 18 LETTERFORM, the shap...
letterheads 21 15 LETTERHEAD, statione...
letterpress 22 15 the process of print...
leucodermal 24 21 relating to leucoder...
leucodermas 23 20 LEUCODERMA, a condit...
leucodermia 23 20 a condition in which...
leucodermic 27 23 relating to leucoder...
leukodermal 22 22 relating to leucoder...
leukodermas 21 21 LEUKODERMA, any area...
leukodermic 25 24 relating to leukoder...
lherzolites 26 24 LHERZOLITE, an igneo...
liberalised 23 17 LIBERALISE, to make...
liberaliser 23 16 one who liberalises,...
liberalises 23 16 LIBERALISE, to make...
liberalisms 25 19 LIBERALISM, the stat...
liberalists 24 16 LIBERALIST, an adher...
liberalized 26 26 LIBERALIZE, to make...
liberalizer 26 25 one who liberalizes,...
liberalizes 26 25 LIBERALIZE, to make...
liberalness 22 17 the state of being l...
liberations 21 16 LIBERATION, the act...
libertarian 21 16 one who believes in...
liberticide 26 19 destruction of liber...
libertinage 22 18 debauchery [n -S]
libertinism 24 19 the state of being l...
lickerishly 35 24 LICKERISH, (obsolete...
lienholders 22 17 LIENHOLDER, a party...
lifehackers 28 24 LIFEHACKER, one who...
lifestylers 30 18 LIFESTYLER, a kind o...
lighterages 24 18 LIGHTERAGE, a fee fo...
limelighter 26 20 something that produ...
linebackers 25 23 LINEBACKER, in Ameri...
linecasters 22 16 LINECASTER, a machin...
linerboards 21 17 LINERBOARD, a thin p...
lingberries 23 18 LINGBERRY, the cowbe...
lingeringly 29 21 LINGERING, remaining...
lingonberry 28 21 the cowberry or red...
linguisters 22 16 LINGUISTER, an inter...
liquidisers 30 23 LIQUIDISER, a device...
liquidizers 33 32 LIQUIDIZER, a device...
listerioses 20 12 LISTERIOSIS, the dis...
listeriosis 21 12 the disease caused b...
literalised 21 14 LITERALISE, to make...
literaliser 21 13 one who literalises,...
literalises 21 13 LITERALISE, to make...
literalisms 23 16 LITERALISM, adherenc...
literalists 22 13 LITERALIST, an adher...
literalized 24 23 LITERALIZE, to make...
literalizer 24 22 one who literalizes,...
literalizes 24 22 LITERALIZE, to make...
literalness 20 14 the state of being l...
literaryism 28 17 a bookish expression...
literations 19 13 LITERATION, represen...
literatured 20 14 (Shakespeare) having...
literatures 20 13 LITERATURE, the prod...
lithosphere 26 19 the solid outer port...
litterateur 20 13 (French) one who is...
littermates 21 15 LITTERMATE, one who...
liveblogger 27 24 one who keeps a live...
liverleaves 24 21 LIVERLEAF, a woodlan...
livermorium 25 23 a transuranic elemen...
liverwursts 27 20 LIVERWURST, liver sa...
loadmasters 20 16 LOADMASTER, a member...
lobsterings 23 18 LOBSTERING, fishing...
lobsterlike 24 20 like a lobster [adj]
lockkeepers 26 26 LOCKKEEPER, a person...
loggerheads 23 19 LOGGERHEAD, a large-...
logographer 25 21 a person who writes...
loiteringly 28 18 LOITERING, standing...
longprimers 24 21 LONGPRIMER, in print...
loudhailers 23 17 LOUDHAILER, a megaph...
loudspeaker 22 21 a device that change...
lounderings 20 18 LOUNDERING, a beatin...
lowercasing 26 21 LOWERCASE, to make l...
luciferases 25 19 LUCIFERASE, an oxidi...
lumberingly 32 25 LUMBERING, walking h...
lumberjacks 30 35 LUMBERJACK, someone...
lumberyards 30 22 LUMBERYARD, a yard w...
lumisterols 23 17 LUMISTEROL, a steroi...
lumpsuckers 29 27 LUMPSUCKER, a kind o...
lusterwares 23 16 LUSTERWARE, pottery...
lyophiliser 32 20 an agent that lyophi...
lyophilizer 35 29 a freeze dryer, also...
macadamiser 23 21 one who macadamises,...
macadamizer 26 30 one who macadamises,...
macebearers 23 20 MACEBEARER, one who...
maceranduba 23 23 (Tupi) the Brazilian...
macerations 21 18 MACERATION, the act...
machineries 24 20 MACHINERY, machines...
magisterial 22 17 in the manner of a t...
magisteries 21 16 MAGISTERY, the quali...
magisterium 23 20 (Latin) the teaching...
magnetisers 20 17 MAGNETISER, somethin...
magnetizers 23 26 MAGNETIZER, somethin...
maidservant 21 20 a female servant [n...
mailmerging 24 23 MAILMERGE, to carry...
mainlanders 19 18 MAINLANDER, one who...
mainpernors 20 19 MAINPERNOR, one who...
maintainers 18 16 MAINTAINER, one who...
maisterdome 20 18 (obsolete) mastery [...
makereadies 19 19 MAKEREADY, the prepa...
malingerers 21 18 MALINGERER, one who...
malingeries 21 18 MALINGERY, the spiri...
malingering 22 21 MALINGER, to feign i...
maltreaters 20 15 MALTREATER, one who...
mammiferous 24 24 having breasts [adj]
managership 24 22 the state of being a...
manchesters 24 20 MANCHESTER, househol...
maneuverers 20 20 MANEUVERER, one who...
maneuvering 21 23 the act of performin...
manifesters 21 18 MANIFESTER, one who...
manifolders 22 20 MANIFOLDER, one who...
manneristic 22 19 relating to manneris...
manniferous 20 20 bearing manna [adj]
manoeuvrers 20 20 MANOEUVRER, one who...
manumitters 21 19 MANUMITTER, one who...
marathoners 20 17 MARATHONER, one who...
margheritas 23 18 MARGHERITA, a variet...
margueritas 21 17 MARGUERITA, a mixed...
marguerites 21 17 MARGUERITE, the oxey...
marionberry 27 20 a hybrid fruit, a cr...
marqueterie 27 24 (French) furniture i...
marshallers 24 18 MARSHALLER, one who...
marshelders 23 18 MARSHELDER, a herbac...
marshlander 22 19 one who lives in mar...
masqueraded 27 26 MASQUERADE, to disgu...
masquerader 27 25 one who masquerades...
masquerades 27 25 MASQUERADE, to disgu...
masterclass 24 18 a session of tuition...
masterfully 31 22 MASTERFUL, exercisin...
masterhoods 21 17 MASTERHOOD, the stat...
masterminds 21 19 MASTERMIND, to origi...
masterpiece 24 20 a work done with ext...
masterships 25 19 MASTERSHIP, the stat...
masterworks 24 21 MASTERWORK, a master...
masterworts 23 17 MASTERWORT, a plant...
matchmakers 27 26 MATCHMAKER, one that...
materialise 20 15 to appear, become ma...
materialism 22 18 the belief that matt...
materialist 21 15 one who espouses mat...
materiality 27 17 the state of being m...
materialize 23 24 to make material, al...
maternalism 21 19 the state of being m...
maternities 19 15 MATERNITY, motherhoo...
maunderings 20 20 MAUNDERING, grumblin...
mavericking 27 28 MAVERICK, to seize w...
maysterdome 26 20 (Spenser) mastery [n...
meatpackers 25 24 MEATPACKER, (US) a p...
mechanisers 24 20 MECHANISER, one who...
mechanizers 27 29 MECHANIZER, one who...
medicasters 23 18 MEDICASTER, (archaic...
meerschaums 26 23 MEERSCHAUM, (German)...
megahertzes 25 27 MEGAHERTZ, a measure...
megatherian 21 19 like a megathere, an...
meitneriums 21 19 MEITNERIUM, an artif...
melanterite 19 16 native copperas [n -...
melliferous 24 20 producing or forming...
memberships 28 25 MEMBERSHIP, the stat...
menispermum 24 25 any plant of the moo...
menservants 20 20 MANSERVANT, a male s...
mentonniere 16 17 (French) a piece of...
meperidines 21 19 MEPERIDINE, a pain-r...
mercaptides 25 21 MERCAPTIDE, a compou...
mercenaries 21 18 MERCENARY, one who w...
mercenarily 29 21 MERCENARY, hired for...
mercenarism 23 21 the state of being a...
mercerisers 23 17 MERCERISER, one who...
mercerising 24 20 MERCERISE, to treat...
mercerizers 26 26 MERCERIZER, one who...
mercerizing 27 29 MERCERIZE, to treat...
merchandise 24 21 goods for sale [n -S...
merchandize 27 30 goods for sale [n -S...
merchanting 25 23 the act of trading a...
merchantman 24 24 a trading ship [n ME...
merchantmen 24 24 MERCHANTMAN, a tradi...
merchildren 26 22 MERCHILD, a fish wit...
mercilessly 32 21 MERCILESS, without m...
mercurating 24 21 MERCURATE, to mercur...
mercuration 22 19 conversion into a me...
mercurially 32 22 MERCURIAL, of a vola...
mercurising 25 21 MERCURISE, to treat...
mercurizing 28 30 MERCURIZE, to treat...
merdivorous 22 20 dung-eating [adj]
mereologies 20 17 MEREOLOGY, the forma...
meridionals 20 17 MERIDIONAL, a southe...
meritocracy 32 22 government by the me...
meritocrats 23 17 MERITOCRAT, one who...
meritorious 20 15 deserving of honor o...
meroblastic 26 21 undergoing or involv...
merogeneses 18 17 MEROGENESIS, segment...
merogenesis 19 17 segmentation [n MERO...
merogenetic 22 20 relating to merogene...
meromorphic 28 25 fractional [adj]
meromyosins 26 20 MEROMYOSIN, protein...
merrinesses 19 15 MERRINESS, the state...
merrymakers 28 23 MERRYMAKER, a revell...
merrymaking 29 26 gay or festive activ...
merveilleux 30 28 (French) a fashion e...
mesenterial 19 16 relating to the mese...
mesenteries 18 15 MESENTERY, a membran...
meshuggener 23 22 (Yiddish) a fool, a...
mesmerisers 21 17 MESMERISER, one who...
mesmerising 22 20 MESMERISE, to hypnot...
mesmerizers 24 26 MESMERIZER, one who...
mesmerizing 25 29 MESMERIZE, to hypnot...
mesomerisms 22 20 MESOMERISM, in chemi...
mesospheres 23 19 MESOSPHERE, a zone i...
mesospheric 27 22 relating to the meso...
mesotherapy 29 21 a type of cosmetic p...
mesquinerie 27 25 (French) the quality...
messengered 19 18 MESSENGER, to send b...
metacenters 21 18 METACENTER, a term i...
metalworker 24 22 one who works in met...
metamerisms 22 20 METAMERISM, a partic...
metatherian 20 17 of, relating to, or...
metersticks 25 21 METERSTICK, a measur...
methodisers 22 17 METHODISER, one who...
methodizers 25 26 METHODIZER, one who...
mezzotinter 25 33 one who works in mez...
microampere 25 23 a millionth of an am...
microbrewer 28 23 MICROBREW [v]
microfibers 28 23 MICROFIBER, a cloth...
microfilmer 28 24 one who works with m...
microfilter 27 21 a very small filter...
microliters 25 18 MICROLITER, a millio...
micrometers 24 20 MICROMETER, an instr...
micropowers 28 23 MICROPOWER, generati...
microreader 22 18 a device that produc...
microsphere 27 22 a small sphere [n -S...
microwriter 27 20 a handheld five- or...
midfielders 24 20 MIDFIELDER, a player...
midwiferies 26 21 MIDWIFERY, the occup...
mileometers 21 18 MILEOMETER, an instr...
milliampere 25 22 a thousandth of an a...
milliliters 25 17 MILLILITER, a thousa...
millimeters 24 19 MILLIMETER, a thousa...
millineries 22 17 MILLINERY, hat-makin...
mimographer 26 24 a writer of mimes [n...
minauderies 19 17 MINAUDERIE, (French)...
minaudieres 19 17 MINAUDIERE, (French)...
mindblowers 26 23 MINDBLOWER, somethin...
minehunters 21 19 MINEHUNTER, a naval...
mineralised 20 17 MINERALISE, to trans...
mineraliser 20 16 a person who, or tha...
mineralises 20 16 MINERALISE, to trans...
mineralists 21 16 MINERALIST, one vers...
mineralized 23 26 MINERALIZE, to trans...
mineralizer 23 25 a person who, or tha...
mineralizes 23 25 MINERALIZE, to trans...
mineralogic 24 21 relating to mineralo...
minesweeper 23 21 a ship used to clear...
mineworkers 23 22 MINEWORKER, one who...
ministerial 21 16 of, relating to, or...
ministering 21 18 MINISTER, to give ai...
ministerium 22 19 (Latin) a ministry [...
minnesinger 19 19 (German) a troubadou...
misaltering 22 18 MISALTER, to alter w...
misaverring 23 21 MISAVER, to speak er...
misbehavers 26 23 MISBEHAVER, one who...
misbeliever 25 22 one who misbelieves...
mischanters 25 20 MISCHANTER, (Scots)...
misconsters 23 18 MISCONSTER, (obsolet...
misentering 20 18 MISENTER, to enter e...
miserablism 25 21 the quality of seemi...
miserablist 24 18 a person who appears...
misericorde 23 18 a bracket on a turn-...
misericords 24 18 MISERICORD, a bracke...
miserliness 21 16 the state of being m...
misgoverned 22 22 MISGOVERN, to govern...
misgovernor 22 21 one who misgoverns [...
misinferred 22 19 MISINFER, to infer w...
misinformer 23 21 one who misinforms,...
misinterred 20 16 MISINTER, to inter i...
misjoinders 22 25 MISJOINDER, an incor...
mismanagers 21 20 MISMANAGER, one who...
misnomering 21 21 MISNOMER, to use a m...
misnumbered 23 23 MISNUMBER, to number...
misobserved 24 22 MISOBSERVE, to obser...
misobserves 24 21 MISOBSERVE, to obser...
misordering 21 18 MISORDER, to order i...
misperceive 27 24 to perceive wrongly...
mispersuade 22 19 to persuade wrongly...
misreferred 22 18 MISREFER, to refer i...
misregister 22 16 to register wrongly...
misremember 24 23 to remember wrongly...
misrendered 19 17 MISRENDER, to render...
misreporter 22 17 MISREPORT, to report...
missileries 22 15 MISSILERY, missiles...
missioniser 20 15 one who does mission...
missionizer 23 24 one who does mission...
misspenders 22 19 MISSPENDER, one who...
missteering 21 17 MISSTEER, to steer w...
mistempered 23 21 MISTEMPER, (obsolete...
mistrusters 22 15 MISTRUSTER, one who...
moderations 18 16 MODERATION, being mo...
moderatisms 21 18 MODERATISM, moderati...
modernisers 19 16 MODERNISER, one who...
modernising 20 19 MODERNISE, to make m...
modernistic 23 19 relating to modernis...
modernities 19 16 MODERNITY, the quali...
modernizers 22 25 MODERNIZER, one who...
modernizing 23 28 MODERNIZE, to make m...
moisturiser 21 15 an agent for moistur...
moisturizer 24 24 an agent for moistur...
molecatcher 28 23 a person whose busin...
monasterial 19 16 relating to monaster...
monasteries 18 15 MONASTERY, the resid...
moneylender 24 20 one whose business i...
moneymakers 26 24 MONEYMAKER, a profit...
mongreliser 21 18 one who mongrelises,...
mongrelizer 24 27 one who mongrelizes,...
monoceroses 20 18 MONOCEROS, a one-hor...
monogrammer 21 23 one who designs mono...
monographer 23 22 one who writes monog...
monopoliser 21 19 one who monopolises,...
monopolizer 24 28 one who monopolizes,...
monospermal 22 22 producing only one s...
monoterpene 18 19 any of a class of te...
monotherapy 28 22 a medical treatment...
monsterings 20 18 MONSTERING, the act...
montgolfier 23 21 (French) a balloon u...
moonflowers 24 22 MOONFLOWER, a tropic...
moonlighter 23 20 one who takes an add...
moonshiners 20 18 MOONSHINER, a person...
moonshinier 20 18 MOONSHINY, full of m...
moonwalkers 23 23 MOONWALKER, one who...
morbiferous 24 21 disease-bringing [ad...
morgenstern 19 18 a club with a spike-...
morigerated 20 17 MORIGERATE, to confo...
morigerates 20 16 MORIGERATE, to confo...
mortiferous 22 18 death-bringing; fata...
mossbluiter 24 19 (Scots) the bittern...
mossbunkers 23 23 MOSSBUNKER, (Dutch)...
mosstrooper 21 17 (historical) a 17th...
motherboard 23 20 the board containing...
mothercraft 27 22 the craft of being a...
motherhoods 23 19 MOTHERHOOD, the stat...
motherhouse 23 19 the convent in which...
motherlands 22 19 MOTHERLAND, a countr...
motherworts 25 19 MOTHERWORT, a labiat...
mothproofer 25 22 a substance that kee...
motorboater 20 17 one who drives a mot...
mountaineer 17 17 one who climbs mount...
mournfuller 24 22 MOURNFUL, sad, griev...
moviemakers 23 25 MOVIEMAKER, one who...
mudskippers 27 26 MUDSKIPPER, a fish o...
mudslingers 23 20 MUDSLINGER, one who...
multicenter 24 20 involving more than...
multilayers 29 19 MULTILAYER, any stru...
multimember 26 25 having many members...
multimeters 23 19 MULTIMETER, an instr...
multiplayer 31 22 having many players...
multiplexer 31 27 a device enabling a...
multipliers 26 20 MULTIPLIER, one who...
multiserial 23 17 arranged in many row...
multitiered 22 17 having more than one...
multiverses 24 20 MULTIVERSE, the sum...
munitioneer 18 17 a worker engaged in...
munitioners 19 17 MUNITIONER, one who...
murderballs 25 21 MURDERBALL, a form o...
murderesses 20 16 MURDERESS, a female...
murderously 28 20 MURDEROUS, inclined...
mushroomers 23 20 MUSHROOMER, somethin...
musicianers 23 19 MUSICIANER, (dialect...
mutineering 20 19 MUTINEER, to revolt...
mutteration 19 16 (Richardson) complai...
mutteringly 29 21 MUTTERING, making a...
mythicisers 33 21 MYTHICISER, one who...
mythicizers 36 30 MYTHICIZER, one who...
mythologers 30 21 MYTHOLOGER, a mythol...
naseberries 19 15 NASEBERRY, an edible...
natterjacks 24 28 NATTERJACK, a kind o...
neandertals 17 15 NEANDERTAL, (German)...
neanderthal 19 17 (German) a primitive...
neckerchief 29 27 an ornamental cloth,...
necrolaters 21 16 NECROLATER, one who...
necromancer 23 22 one who practises ne...
neesberries 19 15 NEESBERRY, an edible...
neoliberals 21 17 NEOLIBERAL, a libera...
neotericals 21 16 NEOTERICAL, somethin...
neoterising 18 15 NEOTERISE, to innova...
neoterizing 21 24 NEOTERIZE, to innova...
nerdinesses 17 14 NERDINESS, the state...
nervelessly 28 20 NERVELESS, without n...
nervinesses 19 17 NERVINESS, the state...
nervosities 20 16 NERVOSITY, nervousne...
nervousness 19 18 the state of being n...
nervuration 19 18 the state of having...
netherlings 22 18 stockings [n]
nethermores 20 17 NETHERMORE, the weak...
netherstock 24 21 (obsolete) a stockin...
netherwards 23 18 NETHERWARD [n]
netherworld 24 19 the world of the dea...
neuropteran 18 17 any of an order of i...
neuropteron 18 17 any of an order of i...
neutraliser 19 14 something or someone...
neutralizer 22 23 something or someone...
newscasters 24 18 NEWSCASTER, one who...
newsdealers 21 17 NEWSDEALER, (US) a n...
newsletters 22 16 NEWSLETTER, a small...
newsmongers 22 21 NEWSMONGER, a person...
newspapered 24 22 NEWSPAPER, to work o...
newspersons 22 19 NEWSPERSON, a report...
newsreaders 20 16 NEWSREADER, a news b...
nidderlings 21 18 NIDDERLING, an infam...
niggerheads 22 19 NIGGERHEAD, a nodule...
niggerlings 23 20 NIGGERLING, a little...
nightriders 23 17 NIGHTRIDER, a member...
nightwalker 27 24 a person who roams a...
ninnyhammer 27 24 a ninny, a foolish p...
nitrometers 19 15 NITROMETER, an instr...
noisemakers 19 19 NOISEMAKER, a device...
nomographer 23 22 NOMOGRAPH [v]
nonadmirers 18 17 NONADMIRER, one who...
nonallergic 23 20 not allergic [adj]
nonanswered 18 18 NONANSWER, to answer...
nonattender 15 15 one who does not att...
nonbeliever 21 21 one who does not bel...
nonbreeders 18 17 NONBREEDER, an anima...
noncarriers 20 16 NONCARRIER, someone...
nonclerical 25 21 not clerical [adj]
noncoercive 24 23 not coercive [adj]
noncoherent 20 19 not coherent [adj]
noncomposer 22 22 one who is not a com...
noncomputer 23 23 not related to compu...
nonconcerns 21 21 NONCONCERN, lack of...
nonconsumer 20 21 one who is not a con...
noncoverage 21 22 lack of coverage [n...
noncustomer 21 20 one who is not a cus...
nondelivery 26 21 a ball that does not...
nondrinkers 18 19 NONDRINKER, one who...
noninterest 16 14 of a payment, not re...
nonjoinders 18 24 NONJOINDER, the omis...
nonliterary 24 16 not literary [adj]
nonliterate 17 14 one who is not liter...
nonmaterial 18 17 not material [adj]
nonoperatic 21 19 not operatic [adj]
nonpersonal 18 18 not personal [adj]
nonspeakers 19 20 NONSPEAKER, someone...
nonstarters 17 13 NONSTARTER, a compet...
nonsteroids 17 14 NONSTEROID, a drug t...
nonswimmers 23 22 NONSWIMMER, someone...
nonterminal 18 18 something that is no...
nonverbally 29 24 NONVERBAL, not verba...
nonveterans 17 18 NONVETERAN, one who...
normalisers 20 16 NORMALISER, one who...
normalizers 23 25 NORMALIZER, one that...
northeaster 19 14 a strong northeast w...
northerlies 21 15 NORTHERLY, a norther...
northermost 21 17 most northerly, also...
northerners 19 15 NORTHERNER, one born...
northernise 19 15 to make northern, al...
northernism 21 18 a northern expressio...
northernize 22 24 to make northern, al...
northwester 23 17 a strong northwest w...
nosographer 22 19 one who describes di...
nototherium 21 18 an extinct Pleistoce...
numberplate 24 23 an identifying plate...
numerations 18 17 NUMERATION, the act...
numerically 31 23 NUMERICAL, relating...
nurserymaid 26 19 one employed to look...
nutcrackers 26 23 NUTCRACKER, a bird o...
obliterated 21 16 OBLITERATE, to erase...
obliterates 21 15 OBLITERATE, to erase...
obliterator 21 15 one who obliterates...
observables 25 22 OBSERVABLE, somethin...
observances 24 22 OBSERVANCE, the keep...
observantly 29 22 OBSERVANT, carefully...
observation 21 19 an act or instance o...
observative 24 22 observant, observati...
observators 22 18 OBSERVATOR, one who...
observatory 28 20 a building or place...
observingly 31 24 OBSERVING [adv]
obstructers 25 18 OBSTRUCTER, one who...
obtemperate 22 20 to obey (a judgment...
obtempering 24 23 OBTEMPER, to yield o...
occasioners 23 18 OCCASIONER, one who,...
octopushers 26 20 OCTOPUSHER, one who...
odoriferous 20 16 giving off an odour;...
offertories 22 17 OFFERTORY, the part...
oligomerous 21 18 having few parts; ha...
ombrometers 22 20 OMBROMETER, a rain-g...
onerousness 16 14 the state of being o...
operability 30 20 the ability to be op...
operagoings 21 19 OPERAGOING, attendin...
operational 19 16 of or relating to op...
operatising 21 17 OPERATISE, to turn a...
operatively 29 21 OPERATIVE, having th...
operativity 29 20 the state of being o...
operatizing 24 26 OPERATIZE, to turn a...
operculated 24 20 relating to the oper...
operettists 21 14 OPERETTIST, a compos...
operoseness 18 15 the state of being o...
operosities 20 14 OPEROSITY, laborious...
ophiolaters 23 17 OPHIOLATER, a snake-...
opisometers 21 17 OPISOMETER, an instr...
oppignerate 22 20 (obsolete) to pawn,...
opsiometers 21 17 OPSIOMETER, an instr...
orderliness 19 14 the state of being o...
orienteered 16 13 ORIENTEER, to take p...
ornamenters 17 16 ORNAMENTER, one who...
ornithopter 22 17 a birdlike archaic f...
orographers 23 18 OROGRAPHER, one who...
orthocenter 22 17 the point of interse...
orthopteran 21 17 any member of the Or...
orthopteron 21 17 any member of the Or...
osteodermal 19 16 of or like an osteod...
osteodermic 22 18 of or like an osteod...
ostleresses 19 12 OSTLERESS, a female...
ostracisers 22 14 OSTRACISER, one who...
ostracizers 25 23 OSTRACIZER, one who...
ostracoderm 22 18 any of the early fos...
othernesses 19 14 OTHERNESS, the state...
otherwhiles 27 19 (archaic) at other t...
otherworlds 25 18 OTHERWORLD, a world...
outblusters 23 17 OUTBLUSTER, to surpa...
outcapering 24 21 OUTCAPER, to surpass...
outdelivers 22 18 OUTDELIVER, to surpa...
outercourse 21 16 sexual activity with...
outfielders 22 17 OUTFIELDER, one who...
outgenerals 19 16 OUTGENERAL, to surpa...
outglitters 22 15 OUTGLITTER, to surpa...
outhomering 22 20 OUTHOMER, to surpass...
outmaneuver 20 21 to surpass in maneuv...
outmastered 19 16 OUTMASTER, to surpas...
outnumbered 21 21 OUTNUMBER, to surpas...
outperforms 24 21 OUTPERFORM, to excee...
outpowering 24 21 OUTPOWER, to surpass...
outquarters 27 22 quarters situated aw...
outsteering 19 15 OUTSTEER, to surpass...
outswingers 23 18 OUTSWINGER, a ball i...
outtowering 22 18 OUTTOWER, to tower a...
overabounds 21 21 OVERABOUND, to be ex...
overachieve 26 24 to achieve to excess...
overactions 22 19 OVERACTION, exaggera...
overanalyse 25 19 to analyse excessive...
overanalyze 28 28 to analyze excessive...
overanxiety 31 25 excessive anxiety [n...
overanxious 25 24 excessively anxious...
overarching 26 23 OVERARCH, to form an...
overarousal 20 17 excessive arousal [n...
overarrange 19 18 to arrange to excess...
overasserts 20 15 OVERASSERT, to asser...
overbalance 24 23 to topple over [v OV...
overbearing 22 21 OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbeating 22 21 OVERBEAT, to beat to...
overbetting 23 21 betting to excess [n...
overbidders 23 20 OVERBIDDER, one who...
overbidding 24 23 the act of bidding m...
overbilling 26 23 OVERBILL, to bill to...
overblanket 23 24 a covering blanket [...
overblouses 23 20 OVERBLOUSE, a garmen...
overblowing 27 25 OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overboiling 24 22 OVERBOIL, to boil to...
overbooking 23 25 the act of booking m...
overborrows 25 21 OVERBORROW, to borro...
overbounded 21 22 OVERBOUND, to bound...
overbraking 24 25 OVERBRAKE, to brake...
overbridged 24 22 OVERBRIDGE, to span...
overbridges 24 21 OVERBRIDGE, to span...
overbriefed 24 22 OVERBRIEF, to brief...
overbrimmed 25 25 OVERBRIM, to flow ov...
overbrowing 26 24 OVERBROW, (archaic)...
overbrowsed 25 22 OVERBROWS, OVERBROW,...
overbrowses 25 21 OVERBROWSE, to brows...
overbulking 26 27 OVERBULK, to oppress...
overburdens 22 21 OVERBURDEN, to overl...
overburning 23 23 OVERBURN, to burn to...
overburthen 24 22 (archaic) to overbur...
overbusying 30 24 OVERBUSY, to occupy...
overcalling 26 23 OVERCALL, in bridge,...
overcareful 26 23 too careful [adj]
overcarried 23 19 OVERCARRY, to carry...
overcarries 23 18 OVERCARRY, to carry...
overcasting 24 21 stitches sewn over a...
overcatches 28 23 OVERCATCH, to overta...
overcaution 22 20 excessive caution [n...
overcharged 26 23 OVERCHARGE, to charg...
overcharges 26 22 OVERCHARGE, to charg...
overchilled 28 23 OVERCHILL, to chill...
overclaimed 25 23 OVERCLAIM, to claim...
overclasses 24 19 OVERCLASS, a dominan...
overcleaned 22 21 OVERCLEAN, to clean...
overcleared 23 20 OVERCLEAR, to clear...
overclocked 28 27 OVERCLOCK, to run a...
overclocker 28 26 one who overclocks [...
overclouded 24 22 OVERCLOUD, to cover...
overcloying 31 24 OVERCLOY, to eat to...
overclubbed 29 27 OVERCLUB, to hit a s...
overcoached 27 24 OVERCOACH, to coach...
overcoaches 27 23 OVERCOACH, to coach...
overcoating 23 21 cloth for overcoats...
overcolored 23 20 OVERCOLOR, to color...
overcolours 24 20 OVERCOLOUR, to colou...
overcommits 26 24 OVERCOMMIT, to commi...
overcomplex 33 32 excessively complex...
overconcern 24 23 to concern excessive...
overconsume 23 23 to consume to excess...
overcontrol 23 20 to control excessive...
overcooking 24 25 OVERCOOK, to cook to...
overcooling 24 22 OVERCOOL, to make to...
overcorrect 26 21 to correct to excess...
overcounted 22 21 OVERCOUNT, to rate t...
overcovered 24 23 OVERCOVER, to cover...
overcrammed 25 25 OVERCRAM, to stuff t...
overcrawing 27 24 OVERCRAW, (Spenser)...
overcropped 27 25 OVERCROP, to exhaust...
overcrowded 26 23 OVERCROWD, to crowd...
overcrowing 27 24 OVERCROW, to triumph...
overcutting 25 22 excessive pruning [n...
overdecking 25 26 OVERDECK, to adorn e...
overdesigns 21 19 OVERDESIGN, to desig...
overdevelop 24 24 to develop excessive...
overdeviate 21 20 to deviate excessive...
overdirects 24 19 OVERDIRECT, to direc...
overdosages 20 18 OVERDOSAGE, an overd...
overdraught 24 21 a current of air pas...
overdrawing 24 22 OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdressed 20 17 OVERDRESS, to dress...
overdresses 20 16 OVERDRESS, to dress...
overdriving 24 23 OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdubbing 26 26 OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdusting 22 20 OVERDUST, to dust ov...
overearnest 18 16 excessively earnest...
overeatings 20 18 OVEREATING, excessiv...
overediting 21 19 OVEREDIT, to edit mo...
overeducate 22 20 to educate to excess...
overemoting 21 21 OVEREMOTE, to emote...
overexcited 29 26 OVEREXCITE, to excit...
overexcites 29 25 OVEREXCITE, to excit...
overexerted 25 23 OVEREXERT, to exert...
overexpands 27 27 OVEREXPAND, to expan...
overexplain 28 27 to explain to excess...
overexploit 29 26 to exploit to excess...
overexposed 27 26 OVEREXPOSE, to expos...
overexposes 27 25 OVEREXPOSE, to expos...
overextends 25 24 OVEREXTEND, to exten...
overfalling 25 23 OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfatigue 23 21 a state of excessive...
overfavored 23 23 OVERFAVOR, to favor...
overfavours 24 23 OVERFAVOUR, to favou...
overfearing 22 21 OVERFEAR, to fear to...
overfeeding 22 22 excessive feeding [n...
overfilling 26 23 OVERFILL, to fill to...
overfishing 26 23 excessive fishing [n...
overflights 28 23 OVERFLIGHT, a passag...
overflooded 22 21 OVERFLOOD, to flood...
overflowing 27 25 abundant to excess [...
overflushes 26 22 OVERFLUSH, superflui...
overfocused 25 23 OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfocuses 25 22 OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfolding 24 23 OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
overforward 25 22 excessively forward...
overfraught 26 23 OVERFREIGHT, to over...
overfreedom 22 22 an excess of freedom...
overfreight 26 22 to overload [v OVERF...
overfulfill 29 25 to fulfill to excess...
overfulfils 28 24 OVERFULFIL, to fulfi...
overfulness 23 21 the state of being o...
overfunding 23 24 the act of funding t...
overfussier 23 19 OVERFUSSY, too fussy...
overgalling 24 22 OVERGALL, to greatly...
overganging 22 23 OVERGANG, (Scots) to...
overgarment 21 21 an outer garment [n...
overgearing 21 20 OVERGEAR, to cause a...
overgetting 22 20 OVERGET, to get over...
overgilding 24 22 OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirding 23 21 OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overglanced 24 23 OVERGLANCE, to glanc...
overglances 24 22 OVERGLANCE, to glanc...
overglazing 26 30 OVERGLAZE, to cover...
overgloomed 22 22 OVERGLOOM, to cover...
overgoading 21 21 OVERGOAD, to goad to...
overgorging 23 22 OVERGORGE, (Shakespe...
overgoverns 22 22 OVERGOVERN, to gover...
overgrading 22 21 OVERGRADE, to grade...
overgrained 20 19 OVERGRAIN, in painti...
overgrainer 20 18 a brush for overgrai...
overgrassed 21 18 OVERGRASS, to grass...
overgrasses 21 17 OVERGRASS, to grass...
overgrazing 25 29 grazing to excess [n...
overgreened 19 19 OVERGREEN, to cover...
overgrowing 25 23 OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overgrowths 27 22 OVERGROWTH, excessiv...
overhailing 24 21 OVERHAILE, (Spenser)...
overhanding 22 22 OVERHAND, to sew wit...
overhandled 22 21 OVERHANDLE, to handl...
overhandles 22 20 OVERHANDLE, to handl...
overhanging 23 23 OVERHANG, to protrud...
overharvest 24 21 to harvest to excess...
overhastily 30 20 OVERHASTY, too hasty...
overhauling 24 22 OVERHAUL, to examine...
overheaping 24 23 OVERHEAP, to heap up...
overhearing 22 20 OVERHEAR, to hear by...
overheating 22 20 heating to excess [n...
overhenting 22 21 OVERHENT, (Spenser)...
overhitting 24 20 OVERHIT, to hit a ba...
overholding 24 22 OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhonored 20 19 OVERHONOR, to honor...
overhonours 21 19 OVERHONOUR, to honou...
overhunting 23 22 hunting to excess [n...
overimpress 24 21 to impress excessive...
overindulge 22 21 to indulge to excess...
overinflate 22 20 to inflate excessive...
overinforms 23 22 OVERINFORM, to infor...
overinsured 20 18 OVERINSURE, to insur...
overinsures 20 17 OVERINSURE, to insur...
overintense 18 17 excessively intense...
overissuing 22 19 OVERISSUE, to issue...
overjumping 27 34 OVERJUMP, to jump to...
overkeeping 23 25 OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkilling 25 24 OVERKILL, to destroy...
overlabored 22 20 OVERLABOR, to cause...
overlabours 23 20 OVERLABOUR, (archaic...
overlanders 20 18 OVERLANDER, (Austral...
overlanding 21 21 OVERLAND [v]
overlapping 26 25 OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlarding 22 20 OVERLARD, to smear o...
overlayings 28 21 OVERLAYING, the act...
overleaping 23 22 OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overlearned 19 18 OVERLEARN, to contin...
overleather 22 18 (Shakespeare) the up...
overleavens 21 21 OVERLEAVEN, to leave...
overlending 21 21 OVERLEND, to lend to...
overlengths 24 21 OVERLENGTH, excessiv...
overletting 22 19 OVERLET, to let to e...
overlighted 25 21 OVERLIGHT, to light...
overliteral 22 17 too literal [adj]
overloading 21 20 OVERLOAD, to load to...
overlockers 25 23 OVERLOCKER, a person...
overlocking 26 26 oversewing a hem or...
overlookers 21 20 OVERLOOKER, one who...
overlooking 22 23 OVERLOOK, to fail to...
overlording 22 20 OVERLORD, to rule ty...
overmanaged 20 22 OVERMANAGE, to manag...
overmanages 20 21 OVERMANAGE, to manag...
overmanning 20 23 excessive manning [n...
overmantels 21 20 OVERMANTEL, an ornam...
overmasters 21 18 OVERMASTER, to overp...
overmasting 22 21 OVERMAST, to provide...
overmatched 26 24 OVERMATCH, to be mor...
overmatches 26 23 OVERMATCH, to be mor...
overmatters 21 18 OVERMATTER, overset...
overmeasure 20 19 to measure excessive...
overmelting 23 22 OVERMELT, to melt to...
overmilking 25 26 OVERMILK, to milk to...
overmounted 20 21 OVERMOUNT, to rise a...
overmuscled 26 24 with an excessive am...
overnetting 20 19 OVERNET, to cover wi...
overnighted 23 21 OVERNIGHT, to stay o...
overnighter 23 20 a person staying ove...
overnourish 22 19 to nourish excessive...
overobvious 24 23 too obvious [adj]
overofficed 27 25 OVEROFFICE, to domin...
overoffices 27 24 OVEROFFICE, to domin...
overoperate 20 18 to operate to excess...
overpackage 26 27 to package excessive...
overpacking 27 28 OVERPACK, to pack to...
overpainted 21 20 OVERPAINT, to color...
overparting 23 21 OVERPART, to give an...
overpassing 23 21 OVERPASS, to pass ov...
overpayment 28 24 an excessive payment...
overpedaled 22 21 OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpeering 22 21 OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overpeopled 24 23 OVERPEOPLE, to peopl...
overpeoples 24 22 OVERPEOPLE, to peopl...
overperched 27 24 OVERPERCH, to fly up...
overperches 27 23 OVERPERCH, to fly up...
overpicture 26 22 to picture to excess...
overpitched 28 24 OVERPITCH, in cricke...
overpitches 28 23 OVERPITCH, in cricke...
overplaided 23 21 covered with a texti...
overplanned 21 22 OVERPLAN, to plan to...
overplanted 22 21 OVERPLANT, to plant...
overplaying 30 24 OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overplotted 23 20 OVERPLOT, to devise...
overplusses 24 20 OVERPLUS, a surplus...
overpoising 23 21 OVERPOISE, to burden...
overposting 23 21 OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpowered 24 22 OVERPOWER, to overco...
overpraised 22 19 OVERPRAISE, to prais...
overpraises 22 18 OVERPRAISE, to prais...
overprecise 25 21 too precise [adj]
overprepare 23 21 to prepare excessive...
overpressed 22 19 OVERPRESS, to oppres...
overpresses 22 18 OVERPRESS, to oppres...
overpricing 27 24 OVERPRICE, to set an...
overprinted 22 20 OVERPRINT, to print...
overprizing 27 30 OVERPRIZE, to prize...
overprocess 25 21 to process excessive...
overproduce 25 23 to produce to excess...
overprogram 24 23 to program excessive...
overpromise 23 21 to promise too much...
overpromote 22 21 to promote excessive...
overprotect 25 21 to protect to excess...
overpumping 27 28 OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overracking 25 25 OVERRACK, to overstr...
overranking 21 23 OVERRANK, to assign...
overreached 24 21 OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacher 24 20 one who overreaches...
overreaches 24 20 OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacted 22 19 OVERREACT, to react...
overreading 20 19 OVERREAD, to read ov...
overreckons 23 23 OVERRECKON, to recko...
overredding 21 20 OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrefined 21 20 OVERREFINE, to refin...
overrefines 21 19 OVERREFINE, to refin...
overrenning 19 20 OVERREN, (archaic) t...
overreports 22 18 OVERREPORT, to repor...
overrespond 21 20 to respond excessive...
overripened 21 20 OVERRIPEN, to become...
overroasted 19 16 OVERROAST, to roast...
overruffing 26 25 OVERRUFF, at cards,...
overrulings 23 20 OVERRULING, the act...
overrunners 19 18 OVERRUNNER, one that...
overrunning 20 21 OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
oversailing 22 19 OVERSAIL, to project...
oversalting 22 19 OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversaucing 24 22 OVERSAUCE, to sauce...
overscoring 24 21 OVERSCORE, to score...
overseeding 20 19 OVERSEED, to seed to...
overselling 23 20 OVERSELL, to sell mo...
overserious 20 16 excessively serious...
overservice 25 22 to service to excess...
oversetting 21 18 OVERSET, to upset; t...
overshading 23 21 OVERSHADE, to cover...
overshadows 25 21 OVERSHADOW, to cast...
overshining 23 21 OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overshowers 25 20 OVERSHOWER, to showe...
overskipped 26 26 OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overslaughs 25 21 OVERSLAUGH, to pass...
oversleeves 22 20 OVERSLEEVE, a sleeve...
overslipped 26 23 OVERSLIP, to leave o...
oversmoking 23 25 OVERSMOKE, to smoke...
oversoaking 21 22 OVERSOAK, to soak to...
overspender 21 20 one who overspends [...
overspicing 27 24 OVERSPICE, to spice...
overspilled 25 21 OVERSPILL, to spill...
overspreads 22 19 OVERSPREAD, to sprea...
overstaffed 24 22 OVERSTAFF, to employ...
overstained 19 17 OVERSTAIN, to cover...
overstaring 21 18 OVERSTARE, to outsta...
overstating 21 18 OVERSTATE, to state...
overstayers 26 17 OVERSTAYER, an immig...
overstaying 27 20 OVERSTAY, to stay be...
oversteered 19 16 OVERSTEER, to steer...
overstepped 24 22 OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstirred 21 16 OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstocked 24 23 OVERSTOCK, to stock...
overstoreys 26 17 OVERSTOREY, the high...
overstories 20 15 OVERSTORY, the highe...
overstrains 20 16 OVERSTRAIN, to strai...
overstretch 26 20 to stretch excessive...
overstrewed 23 19 OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstrides 21 16 OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstrikes 22 19 OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstrooke 20 19 OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstudied 21 18 OVERSTUDY, to study...
overstudies 21 17 OVERSTUDY, to study...
overstuffed 25 23 OVERSTUFF, to stuff...
oversudsing 22 20 OVERSUDS, to form an...
oversupping 26 25 OVERSUP, to sup to e...
overswaying 30 23 OVERSWAY, to bear do...
oversweeten 21 19 to sweeten to excess...
overswelled 25 21 OVERSWELL, to swell...
overswollen 24 21 OVERSWELL, to swell...
overtalking 23 23 OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasking 22 22 OVERTASK, to impose...
overteaches 24 20 OVERTEACH, to teach...
overtedious 20 17 (Shakespeare) too te...
overteeming 21 21 OVERTEEM, to produce...
overthought 26 22 OVERTHINK, to think...
overthrower 25 20 OVERTHROW [v]
overthrusts 24 18 OVERTHRUST, a fault...
overthwarts 26 20 OVERTHWART, to lie a...
overtighten 23 20 to tighten to excess...
overtipping 26 24 OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtnesses 19 16 OVERTNESS, the state...
overtoiling 22 19 OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtopping 25 24 the act of rising ab...
overtowered 22 19 OVERTOWER, to tower...
overtrading 21 19 trading beyond one's...
overtrained 19 17 OVERTRAIN, to train...
overtreated 19 16 OVERTREAT, to treat...
overtrimmed 23 22 OVERTRIM, to trim to...
overtripped 25 22 OVERTRIP, to trip ni...
overtrumped 24 23 OVERTRUMP, to trump...
overtrusted 21 17 OVERTRUST, to trust...
overturners 20 17 OVERTURNER, one who...
overturning 21 20 OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overutilise 22 17 to utilise excessive...
overutilize 25 26 to utilize excessive...
overvaluing 24 24 OVERVALUE, to value...
overveiling 24 23 OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overviolent 22 21 excessively violent...
overvoltage 23 22 the excess potential...
overwarming 25 24 OVERWARM, to warm to...
overwatched 28 24 OVERWATCH, to watch...
overwatches 28 23 OVERWATCH, to watch...
overwatered 22 19 OVERWATER, to water...
overwearied 22 19 OVERWEARY, to weary...
overwearies 22 18 OVERWEARY, to weary...
overwearing 23 21 OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overweather 24 20 (Shakespeare) to bat...
overweening 22 22 OVERWEEN, to expect...
overweighed 26 23 OVERWEIGH, to exceed...
overweights 27 22 OVERWEIGHT, to give...
overwetting 24 21 OVERWET, to wet too...
overwhelmed 27 25 OVERWHELM, to crush...
overwinding 24 23 OVERWIND, to wind to...
overwinging 25 24 OVERWING, to fly ove...
overwinters 23 19 OVERWINTER, to last...
overworking 25 25 OVERWORK, to cause t...
overwrapped 27 25 OVERWRAP, to wrap ex...
overwrested 23 19 OVERWREST, to wrest...
overwrestle 24 19 (Spenser) to overcom...
overwriting 25 21 OVERWRITE, to write...
overwritten 23 19 OVERWRITE, to write...
overwrought 27 23 OVERWORK, to cause t...
overyearing 26 20 OVERYEAR, to keep in...
overzealous 23 26 excessively zealous...
ovuliferous 24 21 bearing ovules [adj]
owerlouping 25 22 OWERLOUP, to leap ov...
oxygenisers 31 23 OXYGENISER, an agent...
oxygenizers 34 32 OXYGENIZER, an agent...
ozoniferous 22 25 producing ozone [adj...
ozonosphere 23 26 the ozone layer [n -...
pacesetters 23 17 PACESETTER, one who...
pachydermal 34 26 of or like a pachyde...
pachydermia 33 25 elephantiasis [n -S]
pachydermic 37 28 like a pachyderm [ad...
pachymeters 33 24 PACHYMETER, an instr...
paederastic 23 18 of or pertaining to...
painkillers 24 21 PAINKILLER, somethin...
painstakers 21 19 PAINSTAKER, one who...
palfreniers 23 19 PALFRENIER, a groom...
palisanders 21 17 PALISANDER, (French)...
pallbearers 24 19 PALLBEARER, a person...
palletisers 23 16 PALLETISER, one who...
palletizers 26 25 PALLETIZER, one who...
palmcorders 26 22 PALMCORDER, a small...
palmerworms 27 24 PALMERWORM, (Biblica...
pamphleteer 26 23 to write and/or dist...
panderesses 19 16 PANDERESS, a female...
pandermites 21 19 PANDERMITE, a hydrog...
panhandlers 22 20 PANHANDLER, (US) som...
panicmonger 24 24 one who spreads pani...
panspermias 23 21 PANSPERMIA, (Greek)...
panspermies 23 21 PANSPERMY, the theor...
panspermism 25 24 the theory that life...
panspermist 24 21 a believer in panspe...
panzerottos 22 24 PANZEROTTO, a baked...
papaverines 23 22 PAPAVERINE, an alkal...
paperbacked 28 28 PAPERBACK, to bring...
paperbacker 28 27 one who publishes in...
paperboards 24 21 PAPERBOARD, a type o...
paperbounds 24 23 PAPERBOUND, a book b...
paperhanger 24 22 one that applies wal...
paperknives 25 26 PAPERKNIFE, a knife...
papermakers 24 24 PAPERMAKER, one that...
papermaking 25 27 the business of maki...
paperweight 29 24 a usually small heav...
paragliders 23 18 PARAGLIDER, a glider...
paragrapher 25 21 one who paragraphs [...
paraphraser 24 19 one who paraphrases...
paraplanner 21 20 a person who assists...
parascender 22 19 a person who takes p...
paratrooper 21 17 PARATROOP [v]
parawalkers 25 22 PARAWALKER, a metal...
parishioner 22 17 a member or inhabita...
partitioner 20 15 one who partitions [...
partnerless 21 16 without a partner [a...
partnership 25 20 the state of being a...
pasquinader 28 26 one who composes pas...
passimeters 22 17 PASSIMETER, a machin...
pasteuriser 21 15 an apparatus for pas...
pasteurizer 24 24 an apparatus for pas...
paternalism 22 19 a system or tendency...
paternalist 21 16 a believer in patern...
paternities 20 15 PATERNITY, fatherhoo...
paternoster 19 15 the Lord's Prayer, o...
pathfinders 25 21 PATHFINDER, one that...
patisseries 21 14 PATISSERIE, (French)...
patronisers 20 15 PATRONISER, one who...
patronizers 23 24 PATRONIZER, one who...
patternings 21 18 PATTERNING, the act...
patternless 21 16 without a pattern [a...
pauperesses 22 18 PAUPERESS, a female...
pauperising 24 21 PAUPERISE, to reduce...
pauperizing 27 30 PAUPERIZE, to reduce...
pawnbrokers 26 25 PAWNBROKER, one who...
peacefuller 27 23 PEACEFUL, undisturbe...
peacekeeper 24 24 one who keeps the pe...
peacemakers 24 24 PEACEMAKER, one who...
peacherinos 24 20 PEACHERINO, (US slan...
pearmongers 21 20 PEARMONGER, a seller...
peashooters 21 16 PEASHOOTER, a toy bl...
peckerwoods 27 25 PECKERWOOD, a southe...
pedagoguery 28 22 schoolmastering, tea...
pederasties 20 15 PEDERASTY, anal inte...
pelletisers 23 16 PELLETISER, a device...
pelletizers 26 25 PELLETIZER, a device...
pelotherapy 31 22 medical treatment by...
peltmongers 23 21 PELTMONGER, a dealer...
pelvimeters 25 22 PELVIMETER, an instr...
pentameries 20 18 PENTAMERY, the condi...
pentamerism 22 21 the condition of bei...
pentamerous 20 19 having five parts or...
pentameters 20 18 PENTAMETER, a line o...
penteconter 21 19 a commander of a tro...
penthemimer 24 23 a metrical group of...
pepperboxes 32 30 PEPPERBOX, a pepper-...
peppercorns 27 24 PEPPERCORN, the drie...
peppercorny 33 26 containing or tastin...
peppergrass 26 22 a wild plant, aka pe...
pepperidges 26 23 PEPPERIDGE, a North...
pepperiness 24 21 the state of being p...
peppermills 29 25 PEPPERMILL, a small...
peppermints 26 24 PEPPERMINT, a pungen...
pepperminty 32 26 tasting of peppermin...
peppertrees 24 20 PEPPERTREE, an everg...
pepperworts 28 23 PEPPERWORT, a wild p...
peptonisers 22 18 PEPTONISER, an agent...
peptonizers 25 27 PEPTONIZER, an agent...
perambulate 24 22 to walk through, to...
perceivable 28 25 able to be perceived...
perceivably 35 27 PERCEIVABLE, able to...
perceivings 27 24 PERCEIVING, the act...
percentages 23 20 PERCENTAGE, a part o...
percentiles 24 19 PERCENTILE, the valu...
perceptible 29 24 able to be perceived...
perceptibly 36 26 PERCEPTIBLE, able to...
perceptions 25 21 PERCEPTION, a result...
perchlorate 26 20 a salt or ester of p...
perchloride 27 21 a chloride that cont...
percipience 28 24 the state of being p...
percipiency 35 26 the state of being p...
percipients 26 21 PERCIPIENT, one who...
percoideans 22 19 PERCOIDEAN [n]
percolating 25 21 PERCOLATE, to pass t...
percolation 23 19 the act of percolati...
percolative 26 22 relating to percolat...
percolators 24 18 PERCOLATOR, one that...
percussions 24 19 PERCUSSION, the act...
percutients 24 19 PERCUTIENT, somethin...
perduellion 22 19 (archaic) treason [n...
perdurances 23 20 PERDURANCE, lastingn...
perduration 20 17 lastingness, enduran...
peregrinate 20 17 to wander through [v...
peregrinity 28 19 foreignness, outland...
perennating 19 19 PERENNATE, to last o...
perennation 17 17 the act of perennati...
perennially 27 20 PERENNIAL, lasting f...
perennities 19 16 PERENNITY, the quali...
perestroika 21 18 (Russian) the period...
perfectible 29 24 capable of improveme...
perfections 25 21 PERFECTION, freedom...
perfectives 28 24 PERFECTIVE, a verb a...
perfectness 25 21 the state of being p...
perfervidly 33 25 PERFERVID, extremely...
perfervours 25 22 PERFERVOUR, great fe...
perficients 26 21 PERFICIENT, someone...
perforanses 21 18 PERFORANS, the long...
perforating 23 20 PERFORATE, to bore t...
perforation 21 18 the act of perforati...
perforative 24 21 causing perforation,...
perforators 22 17 PERFORATOR, a machin...
perforatory 28 19 causing perforation,...
performable 26 24 that can be performe...
performance 25 24 the execution of an...
performings 25 23 PERFORMING, the act...
perfumeless 25 22 without perfume [adj...
perfumeries 24 21 PERFUMERY, a place w...
perfunctory 32 24 characterized by rou...
periastrons 20 15 PERIASTRON, that poi...
pericardiac 27 21 relating to the peri...
pericardial 25 19 relating to the peri...
pericardian 23 19 relating to the peri...
pericardium 26 22 a membranous sac con...
pericarpial 27 21 relating to the peri...
pericenters 23 18 PERICENTER, the poin...
pericentral 24 19 surrounding a centre...
pericentres 23 18 PERICENTRE, the poin...
pericentric 27 21 surrounding a centre...
perichaetia 25 19 PERICHAETIUM, a shea...
perichylous 34 23 of a plant, having w...
periclastic 29 21 like a periclase, a...
periclitate 25 18 (archaic) to endange...
pericranial 24 19 relating to the peri...
pericranium 25 22 a membrane covering...
pericynthia 32 22 PERICYNTHION, the po...
peridesmium 24 22 the areolar tissue a...
peridinians 20 17 PERIDINIAN, a dinofl...
peridiniums 23 20 PERIDINIUM, a dinofl...
peridotites 21 15 PERIDOTITE, an ultra...
peridotitic 25 18 of or like peridotit...
perigastric 26 19 surrounding the alim...
perigeneses 20 17 PERIGENESIS, reprodu...
perigenesis 21 17 reproduction (accord...
periglacial 27 21 bordering a glacier...
perihepatic 28 22 surrounding the live...
perimetries 22 17 PERIMETRY, measureme...
perimorphic 30 25 like a perimorph, al...
perimysiums 31 23 PERIMYSIUM, the conn...
perinatally 28 19 PERINATAL, relating...
perinephria 24 20 PERINEPHRIUM, the fa...
perinephric 28 23 relating to the peri...
perineurial 21 17 related to the perin...
perineurium 22 20 the connective tissu...
periodicals 25 19 PERIODICAL, a period...
periodicity 31 20 the state of being r...
periodising 22 18 PERIODISE, to divide...
periodizing 25 27 PERIODIZE, to divide...
periodontal 20 17 investing or surroun...
periodontia 19 16 the branch of dentis...
periodontic 23 19 relating to periodon...
perionychia 31 22 PERIONYCHIUM, tissue...
periostitic 25 17 relating to periosti...
periostitis 22 14 inflammation of the...
peripatetic 26 20 walking about from p...
peripatuses 23 18 PERIPATUS, a member...
peripeteian 21 18 of or like a peripet...
peripeteias 22 17 PERIPETEIA, (Greek)...
peripherals 26 20 PERIPHERAL, a device...
peripheries 25 19 PERIPHERY, a line or...
periphrased 25 20 PERIPHRASE, to use m...
periphrases 25 19 PERIPHRASE [n]
periphrasis 26 19 the use of longer ph...
periphytons 31 22 PERIPHYTON, aquatic...
peripteries 23 17 PERIPTERY, a peripte...
perisarcous 24 18 relating to the peri...
periselenia 20 16 PERISELENIUM, in an...
perishables 26 20 PERISHABLE, somethin...
perishingly 32 22 PERISHING [adv]
perispermal 25 21 of or like a perispe...
perispermic 28 23 of or like a perispe...
perissology 29 19 superfluity of words...
peristalith 25 17 a prehistoric stone...
peristalses 22 15 PERISTALSIS, the mov...
peristalsis 23 15 the movement of the...
peristaltic 26 18 relating to peristal...
peristerite 21 14 an albite feldspar w...
peristomial 23 18 relating to the peri...
peritectics 28 20 PERITECTIC, a temper...
perithecial 27 20 related to a perithe...
perithecium 28 23 a small fruiting bod...
peritonaeal 19 16 relating to the peri...
peritonaeum 20 19 a serous membrane en...
peritoneums 21 19 PERITONEUM, the smoo...
peritonitic 24 18 of or suffering from...
peritonitis 21 15 inflammation of the...
periwigging 28 24 PERIWIG, to put on a...
periwinkles 26 23 PERIWINKLE, a creepi...
perkinesses 21 19 PERKINESS, the state...
perlocution 24 20 the effect produced...
perlustrate 22 16 (archaic) to travers...
permafrosts 24 20 PERMAFROST, permanen...
permanences 22 22 PERMANENCE, the stat...
permanently 27 22 PERMANENT, remaining...
permanganic 24 24 applied to an acid a...
permeameter 21 20 instrument for measu...
permeations 20 18 PERMEATION, the act...
permethrins 24 20 PERMETHRIN, a garden...
permillages 25 21 PERMILLAGE, reckonin...
permissible 26 21 that can be permitte...
permissibly 33 23 PERMISSIBLE, that ca...
permissions 22 18 PERMISSION, the act...
permittance 24 21 permission [n -S]
permutating 23 21 PERMUTATE, to alter...
permutation 21 19 the arrangement of a...
pernoctated 22 19 PERNOCTATE, to pass...
pernoctates 22 18 PERNOCTATE, to pass...
perorations 19 15 PERORATION, the conc...
perovskites 24 22 PEROVSKITE, a minera...
peroxidases 26 22 PEROXIDASE, an enzym...
peroxidised 27 23 PEROXIDISE, to oxidi...
peroxidises 27 22 PEROXIDISE, to oxidi...
peroxidized 30 32 PEROXIDIZE, to oxidi...
peroxidizes 30 31 PEROXIDIZE, to oxidi...
peroxisomal 28 25 of like a peroxisome...
peroxisomes 27 24 PEROXISOME, an organ...
perpetrable 25 21 that can be perpetra...
perpetrated 22 18 PERPETRATE, to bring...
perpetrates 22 17 PERPETRATE, to bring...
perpetrator 22 17 one who perpetrates...
perpetuable 25 22 that can be perpetua...
perpetually 31 22 PERPETUAL, lasting f...
perpetuance 24 22 perpetuation [n -S]
perpetuated 22 19 PERPETUATE, to make...
perpetuates 22 18 PERPETUATE, to make...
perpetuator 22 18 one who perpetuates...
perplexedly 37 29 PERPLEXED [adv]
perquisites 30 24 PERQUISITE, a privil...
perquisitor 30 24 the first purchaser...
perruquiers 30 25 PERRUQUIER, (French)...
persecutees 23 18 PERSECUTEE, one who...
persecuting 25 21 PERSECUTE, to harass...
persecution 23 19 the act of persecuti...
persecutive 26 22 having the nature of...
persecutors 24 18 PERSECUTOR, one who...
persecutory 30 20 having the nature of...
perseverant 21 19 steadfast [adj]
perseverate 21 18 to repeat an action...
persevering 23 21 continuing steadfast...
persicarias 24 17 PERSICARIA, a specie...
persiflages 25 20 PERSIFLAGE, (French)...
persifleurs 25 19 PERSIFLEUR, (French)...
persistence 23 18 the action or fact o...
persistency 30 20 the action or fact o...
persistents 21 15 PERSISTENT, somethin...
persnickety 31 24 fussy about small de...
personalise 20 16 to make personal, al...
personalism 22 19 the doctrine that hu...
personalist 21 16 someone who writes p...
personality 27 18 the state of being a...
personalize 23 25 to make personal, al...
personating 20 18 assume the identity...
personation 18 16 the act of personati...
personative 21 19 dramatic; presenting...
personators 19 15 PERSONATOR, one who...
personhoods 21 18 PERSONHOOD, being a...
personified 22 19 PERSONIFY, to be the...
personifier 22 18 one who personifies...
personifies 22 18 PERSONIFY, to be the...
personising 21 18 PERSONISE, to person...
personizing 24 27 PERSONIZE, to person...
personpower 24 21 manpower, applying t...
perspective 28 24 a point of view [n -...
perspicuity 34 23 the state of being p...
perspicuous 27 22 easily understood; c...
perspirable 26 21 capable of being per...
perspirated 23 18 PERSPIRATE, to sweat...
perspirates 23 17 PERSPIRATE, to sweat...
perstringed 22 18 PERSTRINGE, (obsolet...
perstringes 22 17 PERSTRINGE, (obsolet...
persuadable 23 20 capable of being per...
persuasible 24 19 capable of being per...
persuasions 20 16 PERSUASION, the act...
persuasives 23 19 PERSUASIVE, that whi...
persulfates 24 19 PERSULFATE, a sulphu...
persulfuric 29 23 denoting a type of a...
persulphate 26 21 that sulphate of a m...
pertinacity 30 20 the quality of holdi...
pertinences 22 19 PERTINENCE, the stat...
pertinently 27 19 PERTINENT, belonging...
perturbable 26 22 able to be perturbed...
perturbably 33 24 PERTURBABLE, able to...
perturbance 25 22 perturbation [n -S]
perturbants 23 19 PERTURBANT, anything...
perturbated 23 19 PERTURBATE, to pertu...
perturbates 23 18 PERTURBATE, to pertu...
perturbator 23 18 one who perturbates...
perturbedly 31 22 PERTURBED [adv]
pertussises 22 15 PERTUSSIS, (Latin) w...
pervasively 32 25 PERVASIVE, tending t...
perversions 22 19 PERVERSION, the acti...
pervertedly 30 22 PERVERTED [adv]
pervertible 26 22 that can be perverte...
pervicacies 29 24 PERVICACY, (obsolete...
pervicacity 36 26 the state of being p...
pesteringly 29 20 PESTERING [adv]
pesterments 21 18 PESTERMENT, the act...
pestiferous 23 18 bringing plague or p...
petahertzes 25 25 PETAHERTZ, a very la...
petitioners 20 15 PETITIONER, one who...
pettifogger 25 21 a petty, quibbling,...
phalanstery 29 20 a Fourierist coopera...
phanerogams 23 22 PHANEROGAM, a seed-p...
phelloderms 26 22 PHELLODERM, a layer...
philandered 23 20 PHILANDER, to engage...
philanderer 23 19 one who philanders [...
philaveries 26 21 PHILAVERY, an idiosy...
philologers 26 20 PHILOLOGER, a person...
philosopher 28 22 a person who seeks w...
phonometers 22 20 PHONOMETER, an instr...
phonotypers 30 22 PHONOTYPER, one who...
photocopier 27 22 a machine for copyin...
photometers 23 19 PHOTOMETER, an instr...
photoperiod 24 20 the period during ev...
photosetter 22 16 an apparatus for pho...
photosphere 26 21 the sun's luminous e...
phrasemaker 24 23 a maker of wordy or...
phylacteric 37 25 of or like a phylact...
phylloxerae 36 27 PHYLLOXERA, a kind o...
phylloxeras 37 27 PHYLLOXERA, a kind o...
physicianer 32 22 PHYSICIAN [v]
physiolater 30 19 a nature-worshipper...
phytosterol 30 19 any of various stero...
picturegoer 25 20 one who goes to the...
pieceworker 27 24 one who does piecewo...
piezometers 24 26 PIEZOMETER, an instr...
pigeonholer 23 20 one who pigeonholes...
pignerating 22 20 PIGNERATE, (archaic)...
pigneration 20 18 the act or process o...
pigstickers 28 23 PIGSTICKER, one who...
pikeperches 29 26 PIKEPERCH, a pike-li...
pilferingly 33 24 PILFERING [adv]
pilferproof 28 24 secure against pilfe...
pilgrimager 26 22 one who goes on a pi...
pinfeathers 24 20 PINFEATHER, a feathe...
pinspotters 23 18 PINSPOTTER, an emplo...
pipefitters 26 20 PIPEFITTER, one whos...
piperaceous 25 21 pertaining to or lik...
piperazines 25 27 PIPERAZINE, a crysta...
piperidines 23 19 PIPERIDINE, an oily...
pirouetters 21 15 PIROUETTER, one who...
pitcherfuls 31 24 PITCHERFUL, the quan...
pitchersful 31 24 PITCHERFUL, the quan...
pitchometer 27 22 an instrument embody...
pitchperson 28 23 a street or market t...
placeholder 27 22 a symbol in a mathem...
placekicker 30 29 one who does placeki...
plagiariser 23 17 one who plagiarises,...
plagiarizer 26 26 one who plagiarizes,...
plaistering 23 18 PLAISTER, (Scots) to...
planimeters 22 19 PLANIMETER, an instr...
planisphere 25 21 a sphere projected o...
planometers 21 19 PLANOMETER, an instr...
plasterings 23 18 PLASTERING, the act...
plasterwork 26 22 plastering, often or...
plasticiser 26 18 a substance that ind...
plasticizer 29 27 a substance that ind...
plastometer 22 18 an instrument for me...
platelayers 28 18 PLATELAYER, a workma...
platemakers 23 22 PLATEMAKER, one who...
plateresque 29 25 of, relating to, or...
platterfuls 26 20 PLATTERFUL, the cont...
plattersful 26 20 PLATTERFUL, the cont...
playleaders 28 19 PLAYLEADER, one who...
plecopteran 25 22 a member of the Plec...
pleiomeries 22 18 PLEIOMERY, the state...
pleiomerous 22 19 of a floral whorl, h...
plerophoria 25 20 full conviction, als...
plessimeter 23 18 a small plate to rec...
pleximeters 29 25 PLEXIMETER, a small...
plumassiers 24 19 PLUMASSIER, (French)...
plumigerous 25 22 plumaged [adj]
plunderable 24 22 that can be plundere...
plunderages 22 20 PLUNDERAGE, the embe...
pluperfects 30 25 PLUPERFECT, a tense...
pluralisers 24 17 PLURALISER, one who...
pluralizers 27 26 PLURALIZER, one who...
pluriserial 24 17 in several rows, als...
pluviometer 25 23 a device for recordi...
podospheres 24 20 PODOSPHERE, the coll...
pokeberries 23 21 POKEBERRY, an Americ...
polarimeter 22 18 an instrument for me...
policymaker 33 27 one who makes policy...
politickers 27 22 POLITICKER, one who...
pollenisers 22 17 POLLENISER, an agent...
pollenizers 25 26 POLLENIZER, an agent...
pollinisers 23 17 POLLINISER, an agent...
pollinizers 26 26 POLLINIZER, an agent...
poltergeist 23 17 (German) a spirit be...
poltroonery 26 18 mean pusillanimity,...
polygrapher 33 24 one who operates a p...
polymerases 28 20 POLYMERASE, an enzym...
polymerides 29 21 POLYMERIDE, a polyme...
polymerised 29 21 POLYMERISE, to make...
polymerises 29 20 POLYMERISE, to make...
polymerisms 31 23 POLYMERISM, the stat...
polymerized 32 30 POLYMERIZE, to make...
polymerizes 32 29 POLYMERIZE, to make...
ponderables 22 20 PONDERABLE, somethin...
ponderances 21 20 PONDERANCE, weight,...
ponderating 20 19 PONDERATE, to consid...
ponderation 18 17 weighing or weighing...
ponderingly 28 22 PONDERING [adv]
ponderments 20 20 PONDERMENT, the act...
ponderosity 26 18 the state of being p...
ponderously 27 20 PONDEROUS, heavy and...
pontonniers 18 17 PONTONNIER, a builde...
populariser 24 19 one who popularises,...
popularizer 27 28 one who popularizes,...
porteresses 20 14 PORTERESS, a female...
porterhouse 22 17 a house where malt l...
postconcert 26 21 taking place after a...
posteriorly 28 17 POSTERIOR, coming af...
posterising 22 17 POSTERISE, (US and C...
posterities 21 14 POSTERITY, those com...
posterizing 25 26 POSTERIZE, (US and C...
postholders 24 18 POSTHOLDER, one who...
postmasters 22 17 POSTMASTER, one who...
postpersons 22 18 POSTPERSON, a postma...
postpuberty 32 23 the period after pub...
potteringly 29 20 POTTERING, busying o...
pourparlers 24 19 POURPARLER, (French)...
powerhouses 25 20 POWERHOUSE, one havi...
powerlessly 32 21 POWERLESS, without p...
powerlifter 27 21 one who practises po...
powertrains 23 18 POWERTRAIN, the driv...
pragmatiser 23 19 one who pragmatises,...
pragmatizer 26 28 one who pragmatizes,...
prayerfully 38 24 PRAYERFUL, given to...
prealtering 22 18 PREALTER, to alter b...
preaverring 23 21 PREAVER, to aver bef...
precomputer 27 24 belonging to the era...
preconcerts 26 21 PRECONCERT, to settl...
predelivery 30 22 the act of deliverin...
preemergent 21 20 used or occurring be...
preerecting 24 20 PREERECT, to erect b...
preferences 24 21 PREFERENCE, the act...
preferments 23 21 PREFERMENT, promotio...
preferrable 25 21 (obsolete) preferabl...
preinserted 20 16 PREINSERT, to insert...
preliteracy 31 20 the state of being p...
preliterary 28 17 before the written w...
preliterate 21 15 not yet employing wr...
premiership 27 22 the office of premie...
prenumbered 23 23 PRENUMBER, to number...
preordering 21 18 PREORDER, to order b...
prepubertal 26 22 occurring in prepube...
prerecorded 23 19 PRERECORD, to record...
preregister 22 16 to register in advan...
prereleased 20 16 PRERELEASE, to relea...
prereleases 20 15 PRERELEASE, to relea...
prerequired 29 25 PREREQUIRE, to requi...
prerequires 29 24 PREREQUIRE, to requi...
prerogative 23 20 an exclusive or spec...
preromantic 24 21 a poet, composer, et...
presbyteral 30 20 of or like a presbyt...
preschooler 26 20 a child not yet old...
prescribers 27 20 PRESCRIBER, one who...
preservable 25 22 that can be preserve...
preservably 32 24 PRESERVABLE, that ca...
pressuriser 22 15 an apparatus for pre...
pressurizer 25 24 an apparatus for pre...
presternums 22 19 PRESTERNUM, the ante...
preterhuman 23 21 more than human [adj...
preterition 20 15 the omission by a te...
preteritive 23 18 used only in the pre...
preterminal 22 19 occurring or being i...
prettifiers 24 17 PRETTIFIER, one who...
printmakers 23 22 PRINTMAKER, an artis...
privateered 22 19 PRIVATEER, to operat...
privatisers 24 18 PRIVATISER, one who...
privatizers 27 27 PRIVATIZER, one who...
prizewinner 26 28 a winner of a prize...
probationer 21 18 a person (as a newly...
procercoids 27 21 PROCERCOID, the soli...
procerebral 26 21 relating to the proc...
procerebrum 27 24 the forebrain, the p...
procerities 24 17 PROCERITY, tallness,...
proclaimers 26 21 PROCLAIMER, one who...
profiteered 22 18 PROFITEER, to act as...
profiterole 23 18 (French) a small puf...
programmers 24 22 PROGRAMMER, one who...
prohibiters 26 19 PROHIBITER, one who...
proliferate 23 18 to grow or increase...
proliferous 24 19 producing buds and/o...
promenaders 20 19 PROMENADER, one who...
pronouncers 22 20 PRONOUNCER, one who...
proofreader 21 18 a person who proofre...
propertying 30 22 PROPERTY, to make on...
prophesiers 25 19 PROPHESIER, one who...
propounders 22 20 PROPOUNDER, one who...
proscribers 27 20 PROSCRIBER, one who...
prosternums 22 19 PROSTERNUM, the ster...
proterandry 26 18 in a hermaphrodite o...
proterogyny 33 21 the development of f...
protuberant 22 19 thrusting out from a...
protuberate 22 18 to bulge out [v PROT...
provendered 21 21 PROVENDER, to supply...
provisioner 22 19 a furnisher of provi...
psychiaters 33 21 PSYCHIATER, (archaic...
psychometer 33 24 an instrument measur...
pteranodons 18 17 PTERANODON, a toothl...
pteridology 29 20 the study of ferns [...
pterodactyl 31 21 any of various ptero...
pubcrawlers 31 25 PUBCRAWLER, one who...
puerilities 23 16 PUERILITY, the state...
puerperally 31 22 PUERPERAL, of or rel...
puerperiums 25 22 PUERPERIUM, (Latin)...
pulpiteered 24 20 PULPITEER, to preach...
pulsimeters 24 19 PULSIMETER, an instr...
pulsometers 23 19 PULSOMETER, a pump t...
pulveration 23 21 pulverization [n -S]
pulverisers 25 20 PULVERISER, one who...
pulverising 26 23 PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulverizers 28 29 PULVERIZER, one who...
pulverizing 29 32 PULVERIZE, to reduce...
pulverulent 25 23 dusty-looking; readi...
puppeteered 24 22 PUPPETEER, to operat...
purserships 27 20 PURSERSHIP, the offi...
pussyfooter 29 20 one who pussyfoots [...
pycnometers 30 23 PYCNOMETER, an instr...
pyknometers 28 24 PYKNOMETER, an instr...
pyranometer 26 20 another name for a s...
pyrgeometer 28 21 an instrument for me...
pyrographer 32 23 one who practises py...
pyromancers 30 23 PYROMANCER, one who...
pyromerides 28 20 PYROMERIDE, a nodula...
quacksalver 34 33 (archaic) a quack [n...
quadrillers 30 24 QUADRILLER, one who...
quantifiers 29 25 QUANTIFIER, one that...
quantometer 26 25 (tradename) an instr...
quarrellers 29 23 QUARRELLER, one who...
quarrenders 26 23 QUARRENDER, a kind o...
quarterages 27 23 QUARTERAGE, a quarte...
quarterback 33 31 in American football...
quarterdeck 31 29 part of ship's deck...
quarterings 28 24 QUARTERING, sailing...
quarterlies 28 22 QUARTERLY, a periodi...
quarterlife 30 25 designating the peri...
quarteroons 25 22 QUARTEROON, an old t...
quartersawn 29 25 QUARTERSAW, to saw (...
quartersaws 30 24 QUARTERSAW, to saw (...
quaternions 25 23 QUATERNION, a set or...
quaveringly 37 31 QUAVERING, shaky [ad...
queernesses 25 22 QUEERNESS, the state...
quercitrons 30 25 QUERCITRON, a North...
querimonies 27 25 QUERIMONY, a complai...
quernstones 25 23 QUERNSTONE, a quern,...
quersprungs 31 28 QUERSPRUNG, (German)...
querulously 36 27 QUERULOUS, complaini...
questioners 26 22 QUESTIONER, one who...
quicksilver 36 33 an old name for merc...
quinquereme 35 35 an ancient ship with...
quiveringly 38 31 QUIVERING, shaking w...
quizmasters 32 33 QUIZMASTER, one who...
racetracker 25 21 one who attends a ra...
racewalkers 26 22 RACEWALKER, one who...
racketeered 21 19 RACKETEER, to run a...
radiometers 19 15 RADIOMETER, an instr...
radiopagers 21 17 RADIOPAGER, a radio...
radiothermy 28 19 the treatment of dis...
radiotracer 21 15 a radioactive tracer...
railroaders 19 13 RAILROADER, a railwa...
railworkers 24 19 RAILWORKER, one who...
randomisers 19 16 RANDOMISER, a device...
randomizers 22 25 RANDOMIZER, a device...
rangefinder 20 19 an instrument for fi...
rangerships 24 19 RANGERSHIP, the offi...
raspberries 23 17 RASPBERRY, the fruit...
rasterising 20 14 RASTERISE, to conver...
rasterizing 23 23 RASTERIZE, to conver...
rathskeller 24 19 (German) a usually b...
razzberries 27 32 RAZZBERRY, (US) a ra...
readerships 23 17 READERSHIP, the offi...
readjusters 21 22 READJUSTER, one who...
readvertise 20 16 to advertise again,...
readvertize 23 25 to advertize again,...
reanswering 21 18 REANSWER, to be equi...
reappraiser 22 17 one who reappraises...
rearrangers 18 14 REARRANGER, one who...
reasserting 19 14 REASSERT, to assert...
reassertion 17 12 the act of asserting...
recapturers 24 18 RECAPTURER, one who...
recertified 24 18 RECERTIFY, to certif...
recertifies 24 17 RECERTIFY, to certif...
rechartered 23 17 RECHARTER, to charte...
recognisers 22 17 RECOGNISER, one who...
recognizers 25 26 RECOGNIZER, one who...
recommender 22 22 one who recommends [...
recompenser 23 21 one who recompenses...
reconcilers 25 19 RECONCILER, one who...
reconferred 22 19 RECONFER, to confer...
reconnoiter 19 16 (US) to make a recon...
reconquered 28 26 RECONQUER, to conque...
reconsiders 21 16 RECONSIDER, to consi...
reconverted 22 20 RECONVERT, to conver...
recoverable 25 22 that can be recovere...
rectiserial 23 15 in vertical ranks [a...
recuperable 26 22 that can be recupera...
recuperated 23 19 RECUPERATE, to get b...
recuperates 23 18 RECUPERATE, to get b...
recuperator 23 18 an arrangement by wh...
redelivered 21 18 REDELIVER, to delive...
redeliverer 21 17 REDELIVER, to delive...
redetermine 18 16 to determine again [...
redeveloper 22 20 REDEVELOP, to develo...
rediscovers 24 19 REDISCOVER, to disco...
rediscovery 30 21 the act of rediscove...
reembroider 21 18 to outline a design,...
reemergence 21 20 the act of reemergin...
reencounter 19 17 to encounter again [...
reenergised 18 15 REENERGISE, to give...
reenergises 18 14 REENERGISE, to give...
reenergized 21 24 REENERGIZE, to give...
reenergizes 21 23 REENERGIZE, to give...
reengineers 17 15 REENGINEER, to engin...
refectioner 22 18 the officer in charg...
referencers 22 18 REFERENCER, one who...
referencing 23 21 the act of referring...
referendary 25 18 a referee; formerly...
referendums 21 20 REFERENDUM, (Latin)...
referential 20 16 of, containing, or c...
refiltering 23 18 REFILTER, to filter...
refinishers 23 17 REFINISHER, one who...
reflowering 25 21 the act of refloweri...
refreshener 21 17 something that refre...
refrigerant 21 17 a refrigerant agent...
refrigerate 21 16 to make or keep cold...
refurbisher 26 20 one who refurbishes...
regathering 22 18 REGATHER, to assembl...
regenerable 20 18 able to be regenerat...
regenerated 17 15 REGENERATE, to gener...
regenerates 17 14 REGENERATE, to gener...
regenerator 17 14 one that regenerates...
registerers 20 13 REGISTERER, one who...
registering 21 16 REGISTER, to record...
reguerdoned 18 17 REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
rehammering 23 22 REHAMMER, to hammer...
reimbursers 23 18 REIMBURSER, one who...
reimmersing 22 20 REIMMERSE, to immers...
reimporters 22 17 REIMPORTER, one who...
reinforcers 23 18 REINFORCER, somethin...
reinnervate 18 17 to innervate again [...
reinserting 19 15 REINSERT, to insert...
reinsertion 17 13 the act of reinserti...
reinterment 18 16 reburial [n -S]
reinterpret 20 15 to interpret again [...
reinterring 19 15 REINTER, to inter ag...
reinterview 23 19 to interview again [...
reiterances 20 15 REITERANCE, the act...
reiterating 19 14 REITERATE, to repeat...
reiteration 17 12 the act of reiterati...
reiterative 20 15 repeating [adj REITE...
rejiggering 24 27 REJIGGER, to fix som...
relacquered 30 26 RELACQUER, to lacque...
relaundered 18 16 RELAUNDER, to launde...
relettering 20 15 RELETTER, to write a...
religioners 20 15 RELIGIONER, a religi...
remaindered 18 17 REMAINDER, to sell a...
remastering 20 17 REMASTER, to master...
rememberers 22 20 REMEMBERER, one who...
remembering 23 23 REMEMBER, to bring t...
reminiscers 23 18 REMINISCER, one who...
remodellers 21 17 REMODELLER, one who...
remunerable 21 20 that can be remunera...
remunerated 18 17 REMUNERATE, to pay a...
remunerates 18 16 REMUNERATE, to pay a...
remunerator 18 16 one who remunerates...
rencounters 20 17 RENCOUNTER, to meet,...
renumbering 22 22 RENUMBER, to number...
reobserving 23 21 REOBSERVE, to observ...
reoffenders 21 19 REOFFENDER, one who...
reoperating 20 17 REOPERATE, to operat...
reoperation 18 15 operation again [n -...
reorganiser 18 14 one who reorganises,...
reorganizer 21 23 one who reorganizes,...
repackagers 25 23 REPACKAGER, one who...
repatterned 19 16 REPATTERN, to patter...
repercussed 24 19 REPERCUSS, to reverb...
repercusses 24 18 REPERCUSS, to reverb...
repertoires 20 14 REPERTOIRE, (French)...
repertorial 21 15 relating to repertor...
repertories 20 14 REPERTORY, the perfo...
replastered 21 16 REPLASTER, to plaste...
replenisher 23 18 one who replenishes...
reprehender 21 18 one who reprehends [...
representer 19 15 one who represents [...
reproachers 25 19 REPROACHER, one who...
reprobaters 22 17 REPROBATER, one who...
reproducers 24 19 REPRODUCER, one who...
republisher 27 21 one who republishes...
reradiating 19 15 RERADIATE, to radiat...
reradiation 17 13 the act of reradiati...
rerecording 22 18 RERECORD, to record...
reredorters 18 12 REREDORTER, (histori...
reregisters 20 13 REREGISTER, to regis...
reregulated 20 16 REREGULATE, to regul...
reregulates 20 15 REREGULATE, to regul...
rereleasing 19 15 RERELEASE, to releas...
rereminding 20 19 REREMIND, to remind...
rerepeating 20 17 REREPEAT, to repeat...
rereviewing 24 21 REREVIEW, to review...
researchers 23 16 RESEARCHER, one who...
reservation 19 16 somehting reserved,...
reservatory 26 17 a receptacle; a rese...
reservicing 25 21 RESERVICE, to servic...
reservoired 20 16 RESERVOIR, to keep a...
reshowering 24 19 RESHOWER, to shower...
residenters 18 13 RESIDENTER, (Scots)...
resilvering 23 19 RESILVER, to cover w...
resoldering 20 16 RESOLDER, to solder...
restrainers 18 12 RESTRAINER, one who...
resurfacers 24 18 RESURFACER, one who...
resveratrol 21 16 a fungicidal phenol...
retempering 22 20 RETEMPER, to modify...
retransfers 20 15 RETRANSFER, to trans...
retroverted 20 16 RETROVERT, to turn b...
reupholster 24 18 to upholster again [...
reverberant 21 19 tending to reverbera...
reverberate 21 18 to continue in or as...
reverencers 22 19 REVERENCER, one who...
reverencing 23 22 REVERENCE, to venera...
reverential 20 17 expressing or having...
reverifying 30 23 REVERIFY, to verify...
reverseless 21 16 unalterable [adj]
reversibles 24 19 REVERSIBLE, a revers...
reversional 20 17 relating to a revers...
reversioner 19 16 a person entitled to...
rhabdomeres 23 20 RHABDOMERE, one of t...
rhinocerote 22 17 (obsolete) a rhinoce...
rhizosphere 28 27 a region of increase...
rickburners 26 23 RICKBURNER, (archaic...
rijksdaaler 23 26 (Dutch) a rix-dollar...
rinderpests 21 16 RINDERPEST, (German)...
ringleaders 20 16 RINGLEADER, a leader...
ringmasters 21 17 RINGMASTER, one in c...
rinthereout 20 15 (Scots) a vagrant [n...
ripsnorters 21 15 RIPSNORTER, somethin...
rivercrafts 27 21 RIVERCRAFT, a craft...
riverfronts 23 19 RIVERFRONT, the land...
riverscapes 26 21 RIVERSCAPE, a view o...
riverworthy 33 22 able to be used on a...
roadheaders 19 15 ROADHEADER, a tunnel...
roadmenders 18 17 ROADMENDER, one whos...
roadrollers 20 14 ROADROLLER, a motor...
roadrunners 17 15 ROADRUNNER, a bird o...
rockhoppers 29 26 ROCKHOPPER, a creste...
roisterings 20 14 ROISTERING, carousin...
rollerballs 25 18 ROLLERBALL, a pen ha...
rollerblade 23 18 (tradename) a type o...
rollerdrome 21 17 (US) a venue for rol...
rootservers 20 15 ROOTSERVER, a comput...
ropedancers 22 19 ROPEDANCER, one who...
ropewalkers 25 22 ROPEWALKER, a ropeda...
rotisseries 19 11 ROTISSERIE, (French)...
rototillers 21 13 ROTOTILLER, an imple...
rottweilers 23 15 ROTTWEILER, (German)...
roughcaster 25 19 one who applies roug...
roughriders 23 17 ROUGHRIDER, a rider...
rubberising 25 21 RUBBERISE, to coat w...
rubberizing 28 30 RUBBERIZE, to coat w...
rubbernecks 27 26 RUBBERNECK, to look...
rubberwears 26 21 RUBBERWEAR, rubber c...
rudderheads 21 17 RUDDERHEAD, the top...
rudderposts 22 17 RUDDERPOST, the shan...
rudderstock 24 21 a vertical post at t...
rumormonger 21 21 one who spreads rumo...
rutherfords 24 18 RUTHERFORD, a unit o...
sacrificers 28 20 SACRIFICER, one who...
saddlerooms 20 17 SADDLEROOM, a room w...
safecracker 27 24 one that breaks open...
sailboarder 21 16 SAILBOARD, to use a...
sailboaters 21 15 SAILBOATER, one who...
sailplaners 22 17 SAILPLANER, one who...
salamanders 19 17 SALAMANDER, any of v...
saleratuses 19 13 SALERATUS, potassium...
salesclerks 25 20 SALESCLERK, a salesp...
salesperson 20 16 a salesman or salesw...
salinometer 19 16 an instrument for me...
salmanasers 19 16 SALMANASER, a large...
salmonberry 28 21 a salmon-coloured No...
saltchucker 30 25 a saltwater angler [...
saltshakers 23 18 SALTSHAKER, a saltce...
sanctifiers 24 18 SANCTIFIER, one who...
sanctioneer 19 16 a person who advocat...
sanctioners 20 16 SANCTIONER, one who...
sandbaggers 22 20 SANDBAGGER, an assau...
sandblaster 21 17 a tool for sandblast...
sanderlings 20 17 SANDERLING, a small...
sanderswood 20 17 sandalwood, esp. red...
sandgropers 21 18 SANDGROPER, a pionee...
sandlotters 19 14 SANDLOTTER, one who...
sandpapered 21 20 SANDPAPER, to smooth...
sandsuckers 23 21 SANDSUCKER, a fish,...
sansevieria 19 16 a kind of house plan...
saponifiers 22 18 SAPONIFIER, any agen...
satinflower 24 19 another name for the...
satisficers 25 17 SATISFICER, one who...
sauerbraten 19 16 (German) a dish of G...
sauerkrauts 20 17 SAUERKRAUT, (German)...
saunterings 19 16 SAUNTERING, the act...
scaberulous 25 20 (archaic) somewhat s...
scaffolders 27 22 SCAFFOLDER, one who...
scandaliser 22 17 one who scandalises,...
scandalizer 25 26 one who scandalizes,...
scapigerous 25 20 having a scape [adj]
scaremonger 22 20 one who raises false...
scatterable 24 18 that can be scattere...
scatteredly 29 18 SCATTERED [adv]
scattergood 22 17 a spendthrift [n -S]
scattergram 24 19 a scatter diagram, a...
scatterguns 23 18 SCATTERGUN, a shotgu...
scatterings 23 17 SCATTERING, dispersi...
scatterling 24 18 (archaic) a vagrant...
scattershot 24 16 random, indiscrimina...
scavengered 23 22 SCAVENGER, to act as...
scepterless 25 18 without a sceptre, a...
scheffleras 29 23 SCHEFFLERA, any of v...
scherzandos 26 27 SCHERZANDO, a scherz...
schillerise 27 18 to give a bronze lus...
schillerize 30 27 to give a bronze lus...
schipperkes 30 26 SCHIPPERKE, (Dutch)...
schmaltzier 30 29 SHMALTZY, characteri...
scholarlier 26 18 SCHOLARLY, learned,...
schooleries 24 17 SCHOOLERY, (archaic)...
schwarmerei 28 22 (German) excessive o...
sciomancers 25 21 SCIOMANCER, one who...
scleritises 24 15 SCLERITIS, inflammat...
sclerocauly 33 22 possession of a hard...
scleroderma 23 19 a disease marked by...
scleroderms 24 19 SCLERODERM, one of a...
sclerometer 23 18 an instrument for me...
sclerophyll 36 24 a hard, leathery lea...
sclerotioid 23 16 of, relating to, or...
sclerotised 23 16 SCLEROTISE, to harde...
sclerotises 23 15 SCLEROTISE, to harde...
sclerotitis 24 15 inflammation of the...
sclerotized 26 25 SCLEROTIZE, to harde...
sclerotizes 26 24 SCLEROTIZE, to harde...
scooterists 22 14 SCOOTERIST, one who...
scorekeeper 23 21 one that keeps score...
scorzoneras 23 24 SCORZONERA, (Italian...
scotometers 22 17 SCOTOMETER, an instr...
scouthering 25 20 a scorching [n -S]
scoutmaster 23 18 the leader of a band...
scowderings 26 21 SCOWDERING [n]
scowthering 28 22 SCOWTHER, (Scots) to...
screenagers 21 17 SCREENAGER, a social...
screensaver 22 19 a picture showing on...
screwdriver 28 22 a tool for turning s...
scrimmagers 26 22 SCRIMMAGER, one who...
scrimshoner 25 20 one who makes scrims...
scripholder 28 21 a person who owns a...
scrummagers 26 23 SCRUMMAGER, one who...
scrutineers 22 16 SCRUTINEER, a scruti...
scrutiniser 23 16 one who scrutinises,...
scrutinizer 26 25 one who scrutinizes,...
sculduddery 31 22 (Scots) a breach of...
sculduggery 33 24 underhand dealing, t...
scuppernong 26 25 a native American gr...
seaworthier 23 16 SEAWORTHY, able to b...
secernments 21 19 SECERNMENT, the act...
seculariser 23 16 one who secularises,...
secularizer 26 25 one who secularizes,...
seersuckers 23 19 SEERSUCKER, (Persian...
seismometer 20 17 an instrument for me...
semideserts 20 15 SEMIDESERT, a half d...
semiquavers 30 28 SEMIQUAVER, a 1/16 n...
semitrailer 21 15 an articulated trail...
sempervivum 28 29 a plant, the housele...
sempiternal 22 19 of never-ending dura...
sempiternum 23 22 (obsolete) a durable...
sempstering 23 20 working as a sempste...
sensitisers 19 12 SENSITISER, somethin...
sensitizers 22 21 SENSITIZER, somethin...
septiferous 23 18 having barriers [adj...
sepulchered 27 22 SEPULCHER, to place...
sequestered 26 22 SEQUESTER, to set ap...
serendipity 27 18 the faculty of makin...
sergeancies 21 17 SERGEANCY, the offic...
sergeanties 18 14 SERGEANTY, a conditi...
serialising 21 15 SERIALISE, to conver...
serialities 20 12 SERIALITY, the state...
serializing 24 24 SERIALIZE, to conver...
sericterium 24 18 a silk spinning glan...
sericulture 24 17 the breeding of silk...
serigrapher 24 18 one who makes serigr...
serigraphic 28 21 relating to serigrap...
seriousness 18 13 the state of being s...
serjeancies 22 24 SERJEANCY, the offic...
serjeanties 19 21 SERJEANTY, (historic...
sermonettes 18 15 SERMONETTE, a short...
sermonisers 19 15 SERMONISER, one who...
sermonising 20 18 the act of giving a...
sermonizers 22 24 SERMONIZER, one who...
sermonizing 23 27 the act of giving a...
seroconvert 22 19 to produce specific...
serological 24 18 as in serological ty...
serologists 21 14 SEROLOGIST, one who...
serotherapy 28 18 treatment with a ser...
serotypings 28 19 SEROTYPING, assignat...
serpentined 19 17 SERPENTINE, to wind...
serpentines 19 16 SERPENTINE [n]
serpentinic 23 19 of or like serpentin...
serpentised 20 16 SERPENTISE, to wind;...
serpentises 20 15 SERPENTISE, to wind;...
serpentized 23 25 SERPENTIZE, to wind;...
serpentizes 23 24 SERPENTIZE, to wind;...
serpentlike 22 20 like a serpent [adj]
serpentries 20 15 SERPENTRY, serpents...
serpiginous 22 18 spreading by creepin...
serradellas 20 14 SERRADELLA, a specie...
serradillas 21 14 SERRADILLA, a specie...
serrasalmos 20 15 SERRASALMO, a fish o...
serratulate 19 13 minutely serrate [ad...
serriedness 18 13 the state of being s...
serrulation 19 14 the state of being s...
sertularian 19 14 a colonial hydroid w...
servanthood 21 19 the state of being a...
servantless 21 17 without servants [ad...
servantries 20 16 SERVANTRY, a body of...
servantship 25 21 the state of being a...
serviceable 26 22 able or willing to s...
serviceably 33 24 SERVICEABLE, able or...
serviceless 25 19 without service [adj...
servileness 21 17 the state of being s...
servilities 23 16 SERVILITY, the state...
servitorial 22 16 of or like a servito...
servomotors 21 18 SERVOMOTOR, a motor...
sesquialter 28 22 a mixture stop on an...
setterworts 22 14 SETTERWORT, the bear...
severalfold 24 21 having several parts...
severalties 21 16 SEVERALTY, separaten...
shadberries 23 17 SHADBERRY, the edibl...
shanghaiers 23 18 SHANGHAIER, one who...
sharefarmer 23 19 a tenant farmer who...
shareholder 23 17 one that holds or ow...
sharemilker 24 21 (New Zealand) a shar...
sharksucker 27 25 another name for the...
sharpbender 24 21 an organization that...
shearwaters 23 16 SHEARWATER, a gull-l...
sheepherder 24 19 a worker in charge o...
sheernesses 19 14 SHEERNESS, the state...
shelftalker 26 22 a marketing device,...
shellackers 27 22 SHELLACKER, one who...
shelterbelt 25 18 a row of trees provi...
shelterings 23 17 SHELTERING, the act...
shelterless 23 15 without shelter [adj...
shepherdess 25 19 a woman or girl who...
shepherding 26 22 SHEPHERD, to watch o...
sherardised 21 15 SHERARDISE, to coat...
sherardises 21 14 SHERARDISE, to coat...
sherardized 24 24 SHERARDIZE, to coat...
sherardizes 24 23 SHERARDIZE, to coat...
shergottite 22 15 a type of meterorite...
sheriffalty 33 22 the office of sherif...
sheriffdoms 27 23 SHERIFFDOM, the offi...
sheriffship 31 24 the office of sherif...
sherlocking 27 24 SHERLOCK, to investi...
shimmeriest 24 19 SHIMMERY, glistening...
shimmerings 25 22 SHIMMERING, a tremul...
shinplaster 24 18 paper currency issue...
shipbrokers 27 23 SHIPBROKER, a broker...
shipbuilder 28 22 one who designs or c...
shipfitters 27 19 SHIPFITTER, one who...
shipmasters 25 19 SHIPMASTER, the mast...
shirtlifter 26 17 a male homosexual [n...
shirtmakers 24 20 SHIRTMAKER, one who...
shiveringly 32 23 SHIVERING, trembling...
shopbreaker 25 23 a person who breaks...
shopfitters 26 19 SHOPFITTER, a worker...
shopkeepers 25 23 SHOPKEEPER, one who...
shoplifters 27 20 SHOPLIFTER, one who...
shopwalkers 28 24 SHOPWALKER, a person...
shotgunners 21 18 SHOTGUNNER, one who...
shouldering 23 19 the act of carrying...
shouthering 24 19 SHOUTHER, (Scots) to...
showboaters 25 19 SHOWBOATER, one who...
showerheads 25 19 SHOWERHEAD, a fixtur...
showeriness 23 17 the state of being s...
showerproof 27 22 to make clothes resi...
showjumpers 30 32 SHOWJUMPER, a horse...
showstopper 28 22 a performer or perfo...
shrubberied 26 21 having a shrubbery [...
shrubberies 26 20 SHRUBBERY, a collect...
shudderings 23 19 SHUDDERING, the act...
shuddersome 22 19 causing one to shudd...
shutterbugs 26 20 SHUTTERBUG, (colloqu...
shutterings 23 17 SHUTTERING, temporar...
shutterless 23 15 without shutters [ad...
siderations 18 13 SIDERATION, the use...
siderolites 20 13 SIDEROLITE, a meteor...
sideropenia 19 16 deficiency of iron [...
siderophile 24 18 an element with an a...
siderostats 19 12 SIDEROSTAT, a mirror...
sidestepper 23 18 one who sidesteps [n...
sideswipers 25 18 SIDESWIPER, one who...
sidewheeler 24 18 a vessel, esp. a riv...
sidewinders 22 17 SIDEWINDER, a rattle...
silkgrowers 26 21 SILKGROWER, a grower...
silverbacks 29 26 SILVERBACK, an older...
silverberry 31 21 a silvery North Amer...
silverbills 28 21 SILVERBILL, an Old W...
silverhorns 24 19 SILVERHORN, any of v...
silveriness 22 17 the state of being s...
silverising 24 19 SILVERISE, to cover...
silverizing 27 28 SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverlings 25 20 SILVERLING, in the B...
silverpoint 24 20 the process or produ...
silversides 23 17 a small fish, aka sa...
silverskins 24 21 SILVERSKIN, the fine...
silversmith 27 21 an artisan who makes...
silvertails 24 17 SILVERTAIL, (Austral...
silverwares 25 19 SILVERWARE, items, e...
silverweeds 25 20 SILVERWEED, a perenn...
simperingly 31 23 SIMPERING, smiling i...
simpliciter 28 21 (Latin) simply; not...
simplifiers 27 21 SIMPLIFIER, somethin...
sincereness 20 16 sincerity [n -ES]
sincerities 22 15 SINCERITY, the quali...
sinisterity 26 14 left-handedness [n S...
sisterhoods 21 14 SISTERHOOD, the stat...
sitosterols 20 12 SITOSTEROL, any of s...
skedaddlers 21 19 SKEDADDLER, one who...
skimboarder 23 22 one who uses a skimb...
skipperings 26 24 SKIPPERING, the act...
skirmishers 25 20 SKIRMISHER, one who...
skitteriest 21 15 SKITTERY, darting ab...
skulduddery 29 23 (Scots) a breach of...
skulduggery 31 25 underhand dealing, t...
skyscrapers 32 23 SKYSCRAPER, a very t...
slabberiest 24 18 SLABBERY, like, or c...
slaisteries 20 12 SLAISTERY, slops, dr...
slaistering 21 15 SLAISTER, to do in a...
slammerkins 23 23 SLAMMERKIN, (obsolet...
slaphappier 28 23 SLAPHAPPY, happy-go-...
slaughtered 23 18 SLAUGHTER, to kill,...
slaughterer 23 17 one who slaughters [...
slaveholder 24 20 one who owns slaves...
slaveringly 30 22 SLAVERING, drooling...
sleepwalker 26 23 one who sleepwalks [...
slenderised 19 15 SLENDERISE, to make...
slenderises 19 14 SLENDERISE, to make...
slenderized 22 24 SLENDERIZE, to make...
slenderizes 22 23 SLENDERIZE, to make...
slenderness 18 15 the state of being s...
slipcovered 27 23 SLIPCOVER, to cover...
slipperiest 25 18 SLIPPERY, causing sl...
slipperwort 28 21 the calceolaria [n -...
slitheriest 23 14 SLITHERY, given to s...
slobberiest 24 18 SLOBBERY, slobbering...
sloganeered 18 16 SLOGANEER, to invent...
slopworkers 26 22 SLOPWORKER, one who...
slubberings 26 22 SLUBBERING, the act...
slumberings 25 22 SLUMBERING, the act...
slumberland 24 22 the state of slumber...
slumberless 25 20 without slumber [adj...
slumbersome 24 22 sleepy [adj]
smallholder 25 20 one who keeps a smal...
smatterings 21 17 SMATTERING, a little...
smickerings 26 24 SMICKERING, an amoro...
smithereens 21 17 SMITHEREEN [n]
smotherings 23 19 SMOTHERING, the act...
smouldering 22 20 burning slowly [adj...
snapshooter 21 17 one who takes snapsh...
snickersnee 21 20 (obsolete) a large k...
sniggerings 22 19 SNIGGERING, the act...
sniperscope 25 21 an optical device fo...
snorkellers 21 18 SNORKELLER, one who...
snowberries 23 18 SNOWBERRY, the white...
snowbladers 24 20 SNOWBLADER, one who...
snowblowers 27 22 SNOWBLOWER, a machin...
snowboarder 22 19 one who rides on a s...
snowmobiler 25 22 one who travels by s...
soapberries 22 17 SOAPBERRY, any tree...
sobernesses 19 15 SOBERNESS, sobriety...
socdolagers 23 18 SOCDOLAGER, a conclu...
socdoligers 24 18 SOCDOLIGER, a conclu...
socdologers 23 18 SOCDOLOGER, a conclu...
socialisers 23 15 SOCIALISER, one who...
socializers 26 24 SOCIALIZER, one who...
sockdolager 24 22 a conclusive argumen...
sockdoliger 25 22 a conclusive argumen...
sockdologer 24 22 a conclusive argumen...
softballers 25 19 SOFTBALLER, one who...
sogdolagers 21 17 SOGDOLAGER, a conclu...
sogdoligers 22 17 SOGDOLIGER, a conclu...
sogdologers 21 17 SOGDOLOGER, a conclu...
solarimeter 20 15 an instrument for me...
soldierings 21 16 SOLDIERING, the prof...
soldierlike 22 18 like a soldier [adj]
soldiership 25 18 the state of being a...
solemnisers 20 16 SOLEMNISER, one who...
solemnizers 23 25 SOLEMNIZER, one who...
solidifiers 23 16 SOLIDIFIER, one who...
sombrerites 22 17 SOMBRERITE, rock-gua...
somersaults 21 16 SOMERSAULT, a leap i...
somerseting 20 17 SOMERSET, a leap in...
somersetted 19 15 SOMERSET, a leap in...
somewhither 27 21 (archaic) to some pl...
somniferous 21 19 causing sleep [adj S...
songwriters 23 17 SONGWRITER, a person...
sonographer 22 19 SONOGRAPH [v]
soothsayers 26 15 SOOTHSAYER, a person...
sorceresses 21 14 SORCERESS, a female...
sortilegers 21 14 SORTILEGER, one who...
soteriology 26 16 the theological doct...
souldiering 21 17 SOULDIER, (archaic)...
souterrains 18 13 SOUTERRAIN, (French)...
southeaster 20 14 a southeast wind [n...
southerlies 22 15 SOUTHERLY, a souther...
southermost 22 17 (obsolete) most sout...
southerners 20 15 SOUTHERNER, an inhab...
southernise 20 15 to make southern, al...
southernism 22 18 a southern expressio...
southernize 23 24 to make southern, al...
southlander 21 17 one who lives in the...
southwester 24 17 a waterproof hat [n...
sovereignly 28 21 SOVEREIGN, supreme,...
sovereignty 27 20 the state of being s...
spacewalker 28 25 one who walks in spa...
spatterdash 23 17 an old type of long...
spatterdock 25 22 the yellow water lil...
spatterwork 25 21 reproduction of desi...
speakerines 20 19 SPEAKERINE, a female...
speakership 26 23 the office of speake...
specialiser 25 18 one who specialises,...
specializer 28 27 one who specializes,...
speechifier 28 22 one who speechifies...
speechmaker 27 26 one who makes speech...
speedometer 20 18 an instrument for me...
spellbinder 25 21 something that rivet...
spermacetis 25 20 SPERMACETI, a waxlik...
spermaducts 26 22 SPERMADUCT, a duct c...
spermagonia 21 20 SPERMAGONIUM, a rece...
spermaphyte 32 24 any member of the Sp...
spermatheca 26 22 a receptacle for sto...
spermatical 26 21 pertaining to sperm,...
spermatozoa 23 26 SPERMATOZOON, a male...
spermicidal 27 22 of or like a spermic...
spermicides 26 21 SPERMICIDE, a substa...
spermiducts 27 22 SPERMIDUCT, a duct c...
spermogones 21 20 SPERMOGONE, a flask-...
spermogonia 21 20 SPERMOGONIUM, a flas...
spermophile 27 23 a member of family o...
spermophyte 32 24 any member of the Sp...
sperrylites 29 17 SPERRYLITE, an arsen...
sphaeridium 25 21 a minute spheroidal...
sphalerites 24 17 SPHALERITE, zinc sul...
spherically 35 23 SPHERICAL, having th...
spherocytes 32 21 SPHEROCYTE, an abnor...
spheroidise 23 17 to develop spherulit...
spheroidize 26 26 to develop spherulit...
spherometer 23 19 an instrument for me...
spheroplast 26 20 a bacterium or yeast...
spherulites 25 18 SPHERULITE, a radiat...
spherulitic 29 21 of or like a spherul...
sphincteral 27 21 relating to the sphi...
sphincteric 30 23 relating to the sphi...
spiderwoods 24 19 SPIDERWOOD, a kind o...
spiderworks 26 22 SPIDERWORK, lace wor...
spiderworts 25 18 SPIDERWORT, any plan...
spiniferous 23 19 bearing spines, also...
spinigerous 22 18 bearing spines, also...
spinmeister 22 18 a spin doctor [n -S]
spinnerette 19 16 the silk-spinning or...
spinnerules 21 18 SPINNERULE, one of t...
spinsterdom 22 19 the state of being a...
spinsterial 22 16 like a spinster, als...
spinsterian 20 16 like a spinster, als...
spinsterish 24 17 like a spinster, als...
spiriferous 24 18 of a shell, having a...
spirometers 22 17 SPIROMETER, an instr...
spitchering 28 22 SPITCHER, (slang) to...
spitefuller 26 20 SPITEFUL, malicious...
spitsticker 27 21 a wood engraving too...
splattering 23 18 SPLATTER, to spatter...
splinterier 22 16 SPLINTERY, given to...
splintering 23 19 SPLINTER, to split i...
splutterers 23 16 SPLUTTERER, one who...
spluttering 24 19 speaking rapidly and...
spoonerisms 21 18 SPOONERISM, a transp...
sportcaster 24 17 a sports commentator...
sprecheries 26 19 SPRECHERY, cattle-st...
sprightlier 27 19 SPRIGHTLY, lively, a...
springwater 25 20 water from a spring...
sprinklered 23 21 SPRINKLER, to water...
sputterings 23 18 SPUTTERING, the act...
spycatchers 36 24 SPYCATCHER, a person...
squabashers 31 26 SQUABASHER, one who...
squanderers 26 23 SQUANDERER, one who...
squandering 27 26 the act of squanderi...
squattering 28 24 SQUATTER, to splash...
squeakeries 27 25 SQUEAKERY, an assemb...
stabilisers 23 15 STABILISER, one that...
stabilizers 26 24 STABILIZER, one that...
stactometer 22 17 a pipette with a hol...
stadholders 22 16 STADHOLDER, (Dutch)...
stadiometer 19 15 an instrument that m...
stadtholder 22 16 (Dutch) a Dutch vice...
staffriders 24 18 STAFFRIDER, (South A...
staggerbush 26 21 a shrubby heath of t...
staggerings 22 18 STAGGERING, the act...
stakeholder 22 19 a person entrusted w...
staktometer 20 18 a pipette with a hol...
stallengers 21 16 STALLENGER, (histori...
stallholder 24 17 one who manages a st...
stallingers 22 16 STALLINGER, (histori...
stallmaster 22 16 a master of horse [n...
stammerings 22 20 STAMMERING, the act...
stanchering 24 20 STANCHER, to support...
standpatter 20 16 (US) one who refuses...
starflowers 25 18 STARFLOWER, any of s...
starfuckers 26 22 STARFUCKER, a person...
starmongers 20 17 STARMONGER, a fortun...
steamfitter 22 17 one that installs or...
steamroller 21 16 to overwhelm usually...
steelmakers 21 19 STEELMAKER, a worker...
steelworker 23 19 a person who works i...
steerageway 27 18 a rate of motion suf...
steersmates 19 14 STEERSMATE, one who...
stelleridan 20 15 a starfish, also STE...
stemwinders 23 19 STEMWINDER, a keyles...
stencillers 24 17 STENCILLER, one who...
stenotherms 21 17 STENOTHERM, an organ...
stenotypers 26 17 STENOTYPER, one who...
stentmaster 19 15 one who determines t...
stepbrother 25 19 a son of one's stepp...
stepdancers 23 19 STEPDANCER, one who...
stepfathers 25 19 STEPFATHER, the husb...
stepladders 22 17 STEPLADDER, a ladder...
stepmothers 24 19 STEPMOTHER, the wife...
stepsisters 22 14 STEPSISTER, a daught...
stercorated 21 15 STERCORATE, to defec...
stercorates 21 14 STERCORATE, to defec...
stereobates 19 14 STEREOBATE, a substr...
stereobatic 23 17 of or like a stereob...
stereoblind 21 17 having two-dimension...
stereocards 21 15 STEREOCARD, a card o...
stereograms 20 16 STEREOGRAM, a diagra...
stereograph 23 18 a picture used in st...
stereometer 18 14 an instrument for me...
stereometry 25 16 the measurement of v...
stereophony 27 19 the reproduction of...
stereoptics 24 17 the optics of stereo...
stereoscope 22 17 an instrument for vi...
stereoscopy 29 19 the use of a stereos...
stereosonic 20 15 stereophonic [adj]
stereotaxes 23 18 STEREOTAXIS, the rea...
stereotaxia 23 18 the electrical destr...
stereotaxic 27 21 relating to stereota...
stereotaxis 24 18 the reaction of an o...
stereotyped 26 17 STEREOTYPE, to make...
stereotyper 26 16 one who stereotypes...
stereotypes 26 16 STEREOTYPE, a fixed...
stereotypic 30 19 of or like a stereot...
sterilisers 21 12 STERILISER, an appar...
sterilising 22 15 STERILISE, to make s...
sterilities 21 12 STERILITY, the quali...
sterilizers 24 21 STERILIZER, an appar...
sterilizing 25 24 STERILIZE, to render...
sternalgias 20 15 STERNALGIA, pain aro...
sternboards 20 16 STERNBOARD, the back...
sternnesses 17 13 STERNNESS, the state...
sternotribe 20 15 pollinated by touchi...
sternsheets 20 14 STERNSHEET, the part...
sternutator 18 13 a substance which ca...
stickleader 24 20 the leader of a stic...
stigmatiser 22 16 one who stigmatises,...
stigmatizer 25 25 one who stigmatizes,...
stimpmeters 24 20 STIMPMETER, a device...
stimulaters 22 16 STIMULATER, an agent...
stitcheries 25 16 STITCHERY, needlewor...
stockbroker 26 25 a broker who execute...
stockholder 26 22 an owner of corporat...
stockingers 24 21 STOCKINGER, a stocki...
stockjobber 29 33 a wholesale dealer i...
stockkeeper 25 25 one that keeps and r...
stockpilers 27 22 STOCKPILER, one who...
stoneborers 19 15 STONEBORER, any bori...
stonecutter 21 16 one who cuts stone [...
stonewaller 22 17 one who stonewalls [...
stoneworker 21 19 a worker in stone [n...
storekeeper 20 18 one that has charge...
storyteller 27 15 a teller of stories...
stoutheries 21 14 STOUTHERIE, (Scots)...
strabometer 21 17 an instrument measur...
strangering 20 17 STRANGER, to make a...
straphanger 23 19 a standing passenger...
stravaigers 22 17 STRAVAIGER, (Scots)...
strawflower 28 21 any Australian compo...
streamliner 20 16 one that is streamli...
stretchered 24 17 STRETCHER, to carry...
strikeovers 22 19 STRIKEOVER, an act o...
stripteaser 21 14 one who carries out...
stultifiers 24 16 STULTIFIER, one who...
stutterings 21 15 STUTTERING, the act...
styliferous 29 18 bearing a bristle [a...
subaerially 29 19 SUBAERIAL, in open a...
subcarriers 25 18 SUBCARRIER, a modula...
subchanters 26 21 SUBCHANTER, a precen...
subchapters 29 23 SUBCHAPTER, a subord...
subcharters 27 20 SUBCHARTER [n]
subclusters 27 20 SUBCLUSTER [n]
subdermally 31 23 SUBDERMAL, subcutane...
subdividers 25 21 SUBDIVIDER, one who...
subinterval 24 21 an interval that is...
subjoinders 23 26 SUBJOINDER, an addit...
subliteracy 32 21 the state of being s...
subliterary 29 18 relating to or being...
subliterate 22 16 not fully literate [...
submanagers 22 21 SUBMANAGER, an under...
submariners 22 19 SUBMARINER, one who...
submergence 25 24 the act of submergin...
submergible 27 24 a vessel used for un...
submersible 26 22 a vessel used for un...
submersions 22 19 SUBMERSION, the act...
subminister 23 19 to supply, to admini...
subofficers 29 24 SUBOFFICER, an under...
subopercula 27 23 SUBOPERCULUM, in fis...
subscribers 28 21 SUBSCRIBER, one who...
subservient 23 20 useful in an inferio...
subsidisers 23 16 SUBSIDISER, one who...
subsidizers 26 25 SUBSIDIZER, one who...
subterfuges 25 21 SUBTERFUGE, deceptio...
subterminal 23 20 of a band or stripe,...
subterrains 21 16 SUBTERRAIN, an under...
subterranes 20 16 SUBTERRANE, an under...
subterrenes 20 16 SUBTERRENE, an under...
subtilisers 24 16 SUBTILISER, one who...
subtilizers 27 25 SUBTILIZER, one who...
subtracters 25 18 SUBTRACTER, one who...
subversions 23 20 SUBVERSION, the act...
subversives 26 23 SUBVERSIVE, one who...
subvertical 28 23 below the vertical [...
sufferances 25 22 SUFFERANCE, passive...
sufferingly 32 24 SUFFERING [adv]
summarisers 22 18 SUMMARISER, one who...
summarizers 25 27 SUMMARIZER, one who...
summerhouse 23 21 an outdoor structure...
summeriness 21 19 the state of being s...
summersault 23 20 a leap in which a pe...
summertides 22 19 SUMMERTIDE, summer t...
summertimes 23 21 SUMMERTIME, the time...
summerwoods 24 22 SUMMERWOOD, wood wit...
sunderances 20 18 SUNDERANCE, (archaic...
sunderments 19 18 SUNDERMENT, (archaic...
sunloungers 20 18 SUNLOUNGER, an uphol...
superabound 22 21 to be superabundant...
superactive 26 22 extremely active [ad...
superadding 22 20 SUPERADD, to add fur...
superagency 30 23 a large complex gove...
superagents 21 18 SUPERAGENT, a top ag...
superalloys 29 19 SUPERALLOY, an alloy...
superaltars 22 16 SUPERALTAR, a raised...
superaltern 21 17 a kind of universal...
superations 20 16 SUPERATION, the act...
superbazaar 25 27 in India, a large de...
superbazars 26 27 SUPERBAZAR, in India...
superbities 24 18 SUPERBITY, haughtine...
superblocks 29 26 SUPERBLOCK, a large...
superboards 23 19 SUPERBOARD, a board...
superbomber 26 24 a very large bomber...
superbrains 23 19 SUPERBRAIN, an extra...
superbright 28 22 very bright [adj]
supercargos 25 20 SUPERCARGO, a ship's...
superceding 25 22 SUPERCEDE, to take t...
supercenter 23 19 a very large discoun...
supercharge 27 22 to charge greatly or...
supercherie 26 20 (French) deception,...
superchurch 33 26 a very large church...
supercities 25 18 SUPERCITY, a very bi...
supercoiled 25 20 SUPERCOIL, to create...
supercooled 24 20 SUPERCOOL, to cool a...
supercovers 26 22 SUPERCOVER, an insur...
superdainty 27 19 extremely dainty [ad...
superdeluxe 28 25 extra luxurious [adj...
superegoist 22 17 a very egotistical p...
superexalts 28 23 SUPEREXALT, to exalt...
superfamily 32 24 a category of biolog...
superfatted 23 19 of soap, having an e...
superfectas 26 21 SUPERFECTA, a bet in...
superfemale 24 22 a very remarkable fe...
superfetate 22 18 to conceive when a f...
superficial 28 22 on the surface [adj...
superficies 27 21 (Latin) the outer su...
superflacks 29 26 SUPERFLACK [v]
superfluids 26 21 SUPERFLUID, a superf...
superfluity 32 22 excess [n SUPERFLUIT...
superfluous 25 21 extraneous [adj SUPE...
superfluxes 31 27 SUPERFLUX, (Shakespe...
superfusing 25 22 SUPERFUSE, to pour o...
superfusion 23 20 the act of superfusi...
supergiants 22 18 SUPERGIANT, a very b...
supergluing 25 22 SUPERGLUE, to glue w...
supergroups 25 21 SUPERGROUP, a pop gr...
supergrowth 28 22 exceptional growth [...
superharden 22 19 to harden to extreme...
superheated 22 18 SUPERHEAT, to heat t...
superheater 22 17 a device for superhe...
superheroes 22 17 SUPERHERO, any of va...
superhyping 33 25 SUPERHYPE, to subjec...
superimpose 24 21 to place or lay over...
superinduce 24 21 to bring as addition...
superinfect 26 22 to infect with a sup...
superintend 20 18 to have or exercise...
superioress 21 15 the head of a nunner...
superiority 28 17 the state of being s...
superjacent 25 28 lying above or upon...
superjumbos 27 31 SUPERJUMBO, a very l...
superlative 24 20 excelling [adj SUPER...
superlawyer 31 21 a top class lawyer [...
superliners 22 17 SUPERLINER, a very l...
superlunary 28 20 otherworldly; above...
superluxury 36 27 extreme luxury [n SU...
supermarket 23 22 a selfservice retail...
supermicros 26 21 SUPERMICRO, a very s...
supermodels 23 20 SUPERMODEL, a famous...
supermodern 21 20 very modern [adj]
supernacula 24 21 SUPERNACULUM, liquor...
supernatant 19 17 floating or swimming...
supernating 21 19 SUPERNATE, to float...
supernation 19 17 an aggregate of nati...
supernature 20 17 the realm of the sup...
supernormal 22 20 exceeding the normal...
supernurses 21 17 SUPERNURSE, a highly...
superoctave 25 22 an organ coupler giv...
superorders 21 16 SUPERORDER, a group...
superorgasm 23 20 an extreme orgasm [n...
superoxides 27 23 SUPEROXIDE, a peroxi...
superperson 22 19 a very remarkable pe...
superphones 24 21 SUPERPHONE, a teleph...
superphylum 35 27 a taxonomical divisi...
superplanes 23 20 SUPERPLANE, a very l...
superplayer 30 21 an exceptionally tal...
superpluses 25 20 SUPERPLUS, (obsolete...
superpolite 24 19 extremely polite [ad...
superposing 24 21 SUPERPOSE, to place...
superpowers 26 21 SUPERPOWER, a great...
superpraise 23 18 to give very high pr...
superprofit 26 21 an exceptional profi...
superrefine 22 19 to refine to a very...
supersafety 29 20 the state of being s...
supersavers 23 19 SUPERSAVER, an excep...
superscalar 25 19 of a processor, able...
superschool 27 21 an exceptional schoo...
superscouts 25 19 SUPERSCOUT, a superl...
superscreen 23 19 a very large screen...
superscribe 27 21 to write at the top...
superscript 28 21 something written ab...
supersecret 24 18 a top secret [n -S]
supersedeas 20 16 a stay order (to sta...
supersedere 20 16 (Scots) a private ag...
superseders 21 16 SUPERSEDER, one who...
superseding 22 19 SUPERSEDE, to take t...
supersedure 21 17 the act of supersedi...
superseller 23 17 something that sells...
supersinger 22 18 an exceptionally tal...
supersizing 26 27 SUPERSIZE, to increa...
supersleuth 25 19 a very effective det...
supersmooth 24 20 very very smooth [ad...
supersonics 24 19 SUPERSONIC, a supers...
supersounds 21 18 SUPERSOUND, sound vi...
superspeeds 23 19 SUPERSPEED, a very h...
superstates 21 15 SUPERSTATE, a state...
superstocks 26 22 SUPERSTOCK, a very h...
superstores 21 15 SUPERSTORE, a very l...
superstorms 23 18 SUPERSTORM, an extre...
superstrata 21 15 SUPERSTRATUM, an ove...
superstrike 23 19 an exceptional strik...
superstring 23 18 a hypothetical very...
superstrong 22 18 very very strong [ad...
superstruct 26 19 to build on somethin...
supersubtle 25 20 overly subtle, also...
supersystem 29 20 a system that is mad...
supertanker 21 20 a very large tanker...
supertitles 23 16 SUPERTITLE, a surtit...
supertonics 24 19 SUPERTONIC, the note...
supertrucks 27 23 SUPERTRUCK, a very l...
supertwists 26 18 SUPERTWIST, a techni...
supervening 23 23 SUPERVENE, to come i...
supervirile 25 20 excessively virile [...
supervisals 25 20 SUPERVISAL, supervis...
supervisees 23 19 SUPERVISEE, one who...
supervising 25 22 SUPERVISE, to overse...
supervision 23 20 the act of supervisi...
supervisors 24 19 SUPERVISOR, one that...
supervisory 30 21 relating to or havin...
supervolute 24 21 convolute [adj]
superweapon 24 22 an exceptionally eff...
suppertimes 25 21 SUPPERTIME, the time...
supplanters 24 20 SUPPLANTER, one who...
suppressers 24 18 SUPPRESSER, somethin...
surchargers 26 19 SURCHARGER, one who...
surfboarder 23 19 one who uses a surfb...
surfcasters 25 18 SURFCASTER, one who...
surfperches 29 23 SURFPERCH, a Western...
surmounters 20 17 SURMOUNTER, one who,...
surrebutter 22 16 in law, a plaintiff'...
surrendered 18 15 SURRENDER, to yield,...
surrenderee 17 14 one who is surrender...
surrenderer 18 14 one who surrenders,...
surrenderor 18 14 one who surrenders,...
suspendered 20 18 SUSPENDER [v]
sutlerships 26 18 SUTLERSHIP, the offi...
swaggerings 25 21 SWAGGERING [n]
sweetbriers 24 17 SWEETBRIER, a wild r...
sweetwaters 24 17 SWEETWATER, freshwat...
swelterings 24 18 SWELTERING [n]
swimfeeders 25 21 SWIMFEEDER, a device...
swingometer 23 20 instrument for measu...
switcheroos 27 19 SWITCHEROO, a surpri...
switchovers 30 23 SWITCHOVER, the act...
swordbearer 23 18 one who carries a sw...
swordplayer 31 21 one who engages in s...
syllogisers 29 17 SYLLOGISER, one who...
syllogizers 32 26 SYLLOGIZER, one who...
symbolisers 30 20 SYMBOLISER, one who...
symbolizers 33 29 SYMBOLIZER, one who...
sympathiser 31 21 one who sympathises,...
sympathizer 34 30 one who sympathizes,...
synergising 27 19 SYNERGISE, to act as...
synergistic 30 19 showing synergy [adj...
synergizing 30 28 SYNERGIZE, to act as...
synthesiser 27 16 SYNTHESIS [v]
synthesizer 30 25 a person who, or thi...
synthetiser 27 16 one who synthetises,...
synthetizer 30 25 one who synthetizes,...
systemisers 27 16 SYSTEMISER, one who...
systemizers 30 25 SYSTEMIZER, one who...
tabernacled 23 20 TABERNACLE, to sojou...
tabernacles 23 19 TABERNACLE, the tent...
tacheometer 23 19 an instrument for ra...
tachometers 24 19 TACHOMETER, an instr...
tachymeters 31 21 TACHYMETER, a survey...
talebearers 20 15 TALEBEARER, one who...
taletellers 21 14 TALETELLER, a teller...
tamperproof 25 23 proof against tamper...
tankbusters 22 20 TANKBUSTER, a plane...
tantalisers 19 13 TANTALISER, somethin...
tantalizers 22 22 TANTALIZER, somethin...
tapernesses 19 15 TAPERNESS, the state...
tapersticks 26 21 TAPERSTICK, a stick...
taseometers 18 14 TASEOMETER, an instr...
taskmasters 21 18 TASKMASTER, one who...
tastemakers 20 18 TASTEMAKER, one who...
tattersalls 21 13 TATTERSALL, a patter...
tautomerism 21 18 possession of more t...
taxidermies 26 22 TAXIDERMY, the art o...
taxidermise 26 22 to practise taxiderm...
taxidermist 27 22 one who practises ta...
taxidermize 29 31 to practise taxiderm...
teacherless 24 17 without a teacher [a...
teachership 28 21 the office of teache...
tearjerkers 21 24 TEARJERKER, a story,...
teenybopper 29 23 a teenage girl [n -S...
teeterboard 19 15 a seesaw; a board wh...
teetotalers 18 12 TEETOTALER, one who...
teetotaller 19 13 one who does not dri...
telecameras 22 18 TELECAMERA, a televi...
telecasters 22 15 TELECASTER, one who...
teleferique 29 25 (French) a cableway,...
telegrapher 24 19 one who operates a t...
telemetered 19 16 TELEMETER, to measur...
telephoners 22 18 TELEPHONER, one who...
teleprinter 21 16 a device capable of...
telerecords 22 16 TELERECORD, to make...
telesurgery 27 17 surgery carried out...
televerites 21 16 TELEVERITE, the tele...
televiewers 24 19 TELEVIEWER, one who...
teleworkers 23 19 TELEWORKER, a teleco...
telewriters 23 15 TELEWRITER, a telegr...
tellerships 26 18 TELLERSHIP, the offi...
telomerases 19 15 TELOMERASE, an enzym...
telpherages 24 19 TELPHERAGE, the conv...
telpherline 24 19 a line bearing a tel...
telpherways 33 22 TELPHERWAY, a route...
temerarious 19 15 rashly or presumptuo...
temperament 21 21 disposition, persona...
temperances 23 21 TEMPERANCE, moderati...
temperately 28 20 TEMPERATE, mild, mod...
temperating 22 20 TEMPERATE, to temper...
temperative 23 21 having a moderating...
temperature 21 18 the degree of hotnes...
temporisers 22 17 TEMPORISER, one who...
temporizers 25 26 TEMPORIZER, one who...
tenderfoots 19 16 TENDERFOOT, a newcom...
tenderisers 18 13 TENDERISER, a poundi...
tenderising 19 16 TENDERISE, to make t...
tenderizers 21 22 TENDERIZER, a poundi...
tenderizing 22 25 TENDERIZE, to make t...
tenderlings 20 17 TENDERLING, one made...
tenderloins 18 15 TENDERLOIN, a strip...
tenpounders 19 18 TENPOUNDER, a ten-po...
tensimeters 19 15 TENSIMETER, an instr...
tensiometer 18 15 an instrument for me...
tenterhooks 20 18 TENTERHOOK, a sharp,...
terahertzes 23 22 TERAHERTZ, a large u...
teratogenic 21 17 producing monsters o...
teratologic 23 17 relating to teratolo...
terebrating 21 17 TEREBRATE, to bore i...
terebration 19 15 a pain that feels as...
terebratula 21 16 a member of Terebrat...
termagantly 27 20 TERMAGANT [adv]
terminating 20 18 TERMINATE, to bring...
termination 18 16 end in time or exist...
terminative 21 19 expressive of comple...
terminators 19 15 TERMINATOR, somethin...
terminatory 25 17 serving as a termina...
terminology 27 20 the technical or spe...
termitaries 20 14 TERMITARY, a nest or...
termitarium 22 18 (Latin) a termite ne...
terneplates 20 16 TERNEPLATE, thin iro...
terpeneless 20 16 without terpenes [ad...
terpolymers 29 20 TERPOLYMER, a polyme...
terraceless 22 15 without a terrace [a...
terracettes 21 14 TERRACETTE, a small...
terracottas 21 14 TERRACOTTA, a type o...
terraformed 21 18 TERRAFORM, to make (...
terraqueous 26 22 living on both land...
terremotive 21 18 seismic [adj]
terrepleins 21 16 TERREPLEIN, (French)...
terrestrial 20 12 living on land [adj...
terribility 30 17 the state of being t...
terricolous 23 16 living in or on the...
terrigenous 19 15 produced on land; pr...
territorial 20 12 relating to territor...
territoried 19 12 having territory [ad...
territories 19 11 TERRITORY, possessio...
terrorisers 19 11 TERRORISER, one who...
terrorising 20 14 TERRORISE, to inflic...
terroristic 23 14 relating to terroris...
terrorizers 22 20 TERRORIZER, one who...
terrorizing 23 23 TERRORIZE, to inflic...
tersenesses 17 12 TERSENESS, the state...
tetherballs 25 18 TETHERBALL, a ball s...
tetramerism 21 17 division into four p...
tetramerous 19 15 having four similar...
tetrameters 19 14 TETRAMETER, a line o...
tetrapteran 19 15 having four wings, a...
thankfuller 26 24 THANKFUL, grateful [...
thanksgiver 25 24 one who gives thanks...
theatergoer 20 15 one who visits the t...
theaterland 20 16 the main theatre dis...
theatregoer 20 15 one who habitually v...
theologiser 22 16 one who theologises,...
theologizer 25 25 one who theologizes,...
theosophers 24 18 THEOSOPHER, a believ...
therapeuses 22 17 THERAPEUSIS, that pa...
therapeusis 23 17 that part of medicin...
therapeutic 26 20 related to the heali...
thereabouts 22 17 about or near that p...
therebeside 22 17 beside that [adv]
therenesses 19 14 THERENESS, the quali...
theretofore 21 16 up to that time [adv...
therewithal 27 19 (archaic) besides, t...
therewithin 26 19 within that [interj]
theriolatry 28 16 animal-worship [n TH...
theriomorph 26 21 an animal form in ar...
thermalised 23 18 THERMALISE, to reduc...
thermalises 23 17 THERMALISE, to reduc...
thermalized 26 27 THERMALIZE, to reduc...
thermalizes 26 26 THERMALIZE, to reduc...
thermically 34 23 THERMICAL, of or by...
thermionics 25 20 physics dealing with...
thermistors 23 16 THERMISTOR, a semico...
thermobaric 27 22 of a weapon, using a...
thermocline 25 21 in lakes, a region o...
thermoduric 26 21 resistant to high te...
thermoforms 25 22 THERMOFORM, to give...
thermogenic 25 22 producing heat, also...
thermograms 24 21 THERMOGRAM, a thermo...
thermograph 27 23 an instrument for re...
thermolyses 29 19 THERMOLYSIS, decompo...
thermolysis 30 19 decomposition caused...
thermolytic 33 22 relating to thermoly...
thermometer 22 19 an instrument for de...
thermometry 29 21 the measurement of t...
thermomotor 22 19 an engine that produ...
thermonasty 27 19 nastic movement in r...
thermophile 27 22 requiring, or thrivi...
thermophils 28 22 THERMOPHIL, a bacter...
thermopiles 25 20 THERMOPILE, an instr...
thermoscope 26 22 an instrument indica...
thermostats 22 16 THERMOSTAT, to provi...
thermotaxes 27 23 THERMOTAXIS, movemen...
thermotaxic 31 26 of or showing thermo...
thermotaxis 28 23 movement influenced...
thermotical 26 20 of or due to heat, a...
therologies 22 16 THEROLOGY, the study...
therophytes 31 20 THEROPHYTE, a plant...
theropodans 21 18 THEROPODAN, a carniv...
thersitical 26 17 scurrilous; foul-mou...
thimblerigs 28 22 THIMBLERIG, to cheat...
thimerosals 23 17 THIMEROSAL, a cream-...
thitherward 27 19 in that direction, a...
threadmaker 22 21 one who makes thread...
threateners 19 14 THREATENER, one who...
thunbergias 24 20 THUNBERGIA, (Swedish...
thunderbird 24 20 in North American In...
thunderbolt 24 20 a flash of lightning...
thunderclap 27 23 a clap of thunder [n...
thunderhead 22 19 a thunder cloud [n -...
thunderiest 21 16 THUNDERY, indicative...
thunderings 22 19 THUNDERING, the act...
thunderless 22 17 without thunder [adj...
thuriferous 24 18 incense-bearing [adj...
tidewaiters 22 15 TIDEWAITER, (formerl...
tiebreakers 21 18 TIEBREAKER, a decidi...
timberheads 24 20 TIMBERHEAD, top end...
timberlands 23 20 TIMBERLAND, (US) lan...
timberlines 23 19 TIMBERLINE, the uppe...
timberworks 27 24 TIMBERWORK, work mad...
timberyards 29 20 TIMBERYARD, a yard w...
timekeepers 22 21 TIMEKEEPER, a timepi...
timepleaser 22 18 (Shakespeare) a time...
timeservers 22 18 TIMESERVER, a person...
timeserving 23 21 the behavior or prac...
timeworkers 24 21 TIMEWORKER, one who...
tinderboxes 26 23 TINDERBOX, a box for...
tintometers 19 15 TINTOMETER, another...
titanothere 19 14 any of various very...
titleholder 23 16 one that holds a tit...
titteringly 28 17 TITTERING [adv]
toastmaster 19 14 one who presides at...
tobogganers 21 19 TOBOGGANER, one who...
tocopherols 26 20 TOCOPHEROL, vitamin...
toddlerhood 21 17 the state of being a...
tolerations 18 13 TOLERATION, the act...
tollkeepers 23 20 TOLLKEEPER, a person...
tonguesters 19 15 TONGUESTER, one who...
toolholders 22 16 TOOLHOLDER, a holder...
toolpushers 24 18 TOOLPUSHER, a superv...
topnotchers 25 20 TOPNOTCHER, crude oi...
topographer 25 21 a specialist in topo...
torbernites 20 15 TORBERNITE, a bright...
torchbearer 25 19 one that carries a t...
totteringly 27 17 TOTTERING, unsteady...
touchpapers 28 23 TOUCHPAPER, paper so...
tracasserie 21 14 (French) a state of...
trackerball 27 23 a spherical ball tha...
tracklayers 30 21 TRACKLAYER, one who...
trackwalker 28 26 a worker employed to...
traderships 24 17 TRADERSHIP, the occu...
traditioner 18 13 a person who adheres...
traffickers 28 24 TRAFFICKER, one who...
trailblazer 26 25 one that blazes a tr...
trailerable 22 16 that can be trailere...
trailerings 21 15 TRAILERING, the act...
trailerists 21 12 TRAILERIST, a person...
trailerites 20 12 TRAILERITE, a person...
trainbearer 19 15 an attendant who hol...
trammellers 23 19 TRAMMELLER, one who...
trampoliner 22 19 one who uses a tramp...
tranquiller 29 24 TRANQUIL, calm, peac...
transceiver 23 19 a radio transmitterr...
transcoders 21 16 TRANSCODER, a techno...
transcriber 24 18 one who transcribes...
transdermal 20 17 relating to, being,...
transducers 22 17 TRANSDUCER, an elect...
transferals 21 16 TRANSFERAL, the act...
transferase 19 15 an enzyme that promo...
transferees 19 15 TRANSFEREE, the pers...
transferors 20 15 TRANSFEROR, one who...
transferral 21 16 the act of transfer,...
transferred 20 16 TRANSFER, to move fr...
transferrer 20 15 one who transfers [n...
transferrin 20 16 a beta globulin in b...
transformer 21 18 one that transforms...
transfusers 21 16 TRANSFUSER, one who...
transgender 18 16 one who transcends t...
transhipper 25 20 one who tranships, a...
transmitter 20 15 one that transmits [...
transmuters 20 16 TRANSMUTER, one who...
transpierce 23 18 to pierce through [v...
transponder 19 17 a type of radio or r...
transporter 20 15 one that transports...
transposers 20 15 TRANSPOSER, one who...
transputers 21 16 TRANSPUTER, a specia...
transvaluer 21 18 one who transvalues...
transversal 21 17 transverse [adj TRAN...
transversed 20 17 TRANSVERSE, to cross...
transverses 20 16 TRANSVERSE, to cross...
transverter 20 16 a piece of equipment...
trapshooter 22 16 a person who engages...
traversable 23 19 that can be traverse...
traversings 22 18 TRAVERSING, the act...
travertines 20 16 TRAVERTINE, (Italian...
treacherers 23 16 TREACHERER, (obsolet...
treacheries 23 16 TREACHERY, betrayal,...
treacherous 23 17 characterized by tre...
treehoppers 24 19 TREEHOPPER, a kind o...
trencherman 23 21 a hearty eater [n TR...
trenchermen 23 21 TRENCHERMAN, a heart...
trendsetter 18 13 one that sets a tren...
trespassers 21 14 TRESPASSER, one who...
triaconters 21 15 TRIACONTER, (histori...
tribometers 22 17 TRIBOMETER, an instr...
triceratops 24 17 a kind of dinosaur [...
tricornered 21 16 having three corners...
trierarchal 25 17 relating to a triera...
triggerfish 27 20 a kind of fish, with...
triggerless 23 16 without a trigger [a...
trilaterals 21 13 TRILATERAL, a figure...
triliterals 22 13 TRILITERAL, a word w...
tripersonal 21 16 consisting of three...
triphammers 26 22 TRIPHAMMER, a power...
trochanters 23 17 TROCHANTER, a rough...
trochometer 24 19 a hodometer, also TR...
tromometers 20 17 TROMOMETER, an instr...
troposphere 24 19 a region of the atmo...
trouserings 20 15 TROUSERING, any clot...
trouserless 20 13 without trousers [ad...
truckmaster 25 22 an officer in charge...
truncheoner 22 19 (Shakespeare) a pers...
trustbuster 23 16 a person who works f...
tschernosem 24 20 (Russian) a very fer...
tuberaceous 23 19 belonging to the Tub...
tuberculars 26 20 TUBERCULAR, someone...
tuberculate 25 20 bearing tubercles, k...
tuberculins 26 21 TUBERCULIN, a fluid...
tuberculise 26 20 to infect with tuber...
tuberculize 29 29 to infect with tuber...
tuberculoid 26 21 resembling tuberculo...
tuberculoma 26 23 a slow-growing, circ...
tuberculose 25 20 tuberculous, also TU...
tuberculous 26 21 relating to tubercle...
tuckerboxes 31 29 TUCKERBOX, (Australi...
tumblerfuls 28 24 TUMBLERFUL, as much...
tumblersful 28 24 TUMBLERFUL, as much...
turcopolier 25 19 a turcopole commande...
turnvereins 20 18 TURNVEREIN, a club o...
twinberries 24 18 TWINBERRY, a shrubby...
twinflowers 28 22 TWINFLOWER, a North...
twitterings 24 17 TWITTERING, a succes...
tycooneries 26 17 TYCOONERY, the state...
typecasters 30 19 TYPECASTER, one who...
typefounder 28 22 someone who founds o...
typesetters 27 16 TYPESETTER, one whos...
typewriters 31 19 TYPEWRITER, a machin...
typographer 32 23 one who designs type...
tyrannisers 24 15 TYRANNISER, one who...
tyrannizers 27 24 TYRANNIZER, one who...
ubersexuals 28 24 UBERSEXUAL, a male w...
uintatheres 20 15 UINTATHERE, any anim...
ulcerations 22 17 ULCERATION, the proc...
ulcerogenic 26 22 tending to produce o...
ulsterettes 20 13 ULSTERETTE, a light...
ultrafilter 24 17 an extremely fine fi...
ultramodern 20 18 very very modern [ad...
umbellifers 27 23 UMBELLIFER, a plant...
umbriferous 25 22 giving or bearing sh...
unalterable 21 18 that cannot be alter...
unalterably 28 20 UNALTERABLE, that ca...
unassertive 20 17 not assertive [adj U...
unavertable 22 21 that cannot be avert...
unavertible 23 21 that cannot be avert...
unbelievers 23 21 UNBELIEVER, one that...
unbrotherly 30 21 not brotherly [adj]
uncertainly 28 20 UNCERTAIN, not certa...
uncertainty 27 19 the state of being u...
uncertified 24 20 not certified [adj]
unchartered 23 19 not chartered [adj]
unciphering 27 24 UNCIPHER, (obsolete)...
uncleanlier 22 19 UNCLEANLY, not clean...
uncloisters 23 17 UNCLOISTER, to relea...
uncluttered 23 19 UNCLUTTER, to rid of...
unconcerned 22 22 not involved [adj UN...
unconcerted 23 21 not concerted [adj]
unconquered 28 28 not conquered [adj]
unconverted 22 22 not converted [adj]
uncourtlier 23 18 UNCOURTLY, not court...
undeceivers 23 21 UNDECEIVER, one who...
undelivered 21 20 not delivered [adj]
underacting 22 20 UNDERACT, to act sub...
underaction 20 18 subordinate action [...
underactive 23 21 characterized by an...
underactors 21 17 UNDERACTOR, a subord...
underagents 18 17 UNDERAGENT, a subord...
underbaking 22 24 UNDERBAKE, to bake i...
underbearer 19 17 (dialect) someone wh...
underbidder 21 19 one who underbids [n...
underbiting 22 20 UNDERBITE, to bite i...
underbitten 20 18 UNDERBITE, to bite i...
underbodies 20 18 UNDERBODY, the under...
underbosses 20 17 UNDERBOSS, an under-...
underboughs 24 22 UNDERBOUGH, a lower...
underbought 24 22 UNDERBUY, to buy at...
underbreath 22 19 subdued voice; rumou...
underbridge 22 20 a bridge carrying a...
underbudded 21 21 UNDERBUD, to bud fro...
underbudget 22 21 to allow too low a b...
underbuilds 23 20 UNDERBUILD, to build...
underbushed 23 21 UNDERBUSH, to clear...
underbushes 23 20 UNDERBUSH, to clear...
underbuying 28 23 UNDERBUY, to buy at...
undercharge 24 21 to charge too little...
undercliffs 28 24 UNDERCLIFF, a subord...
underclothe 24 20 to clothe insufficie...
undercoated 20 18 UNDERCOAT, to apply...
undercooked 21 22 UNDERCOOK, to cook i...
undercooled 21 19 UNDERCOOL, to cool i...
undercounts 21 19 UNDERCOUNT, to misco...
undercovert 23 21 a covert of undergro...
undercrests 22 17 UNDERCREST, (Shakesp...
undercrofts 24 20 UNDERCROFT, an under...
underdamper 21 21 in a type of upright...
underdosing 19 18 UNDERDOSE, to give a...
underdrains 18 16 UNDERDRAIN [n]
underdrives 21 19 UNDERDRIVE, a gear w...
underearths 20 16 UNDEREARTH, the soil...
undereating 18 17 UNDEREAT, to eat an...
underexpose 25 24 to expose insufficie...
underfiring 22 20 UNDERFIRE, to fire o...
underfished 23 20 UNDERFISH, to fish i...
underfishes 23 19 UNDERFISH, to fish i...
underfonged 20 21 UNDERFONG, (Spenser)...
underfooted 19 18 UNDERFOOT, to underp...
underfulfil 26 23 to fail to fulfil co...
underfunded 20 21 UNDERFUND, to fund i...
undergirded 20 18 UNDERGIRD, to form t...
underglazes 23 26 UNDERGLAZE, in potte...
underground 19 19 a subterranean space...
undergroves 21 20 UNDERGROVE, a grove...
undergrowth 25 21 low growth on the fl...
underhanded 19 19 devious [adj UNDERHA...
underheated 19 17 UNDERHEAT, to heat i...
underhonest 19 17 (Shakespeare) not qu...
underinsure 18 16 to insure insufficie...
underinvest 20 19 to invest insufficie...
underkeeper 20 21 a subordinate keeper...
underlapped 23 22 UNDERLAP, to extend...
underlayers 25 17 UNDERLAYER, a lower...
underlaying 26 20 UNDERLAY, to place u...
underleased 18 16 UNDERLEASE, to suble...
underleases 18 15 UNDERLEASE, to suble...
underleaves 20 19 UNDERLEAF, in liverw...
underletter 19 15 one who underlets [n...
underlinens 18 17 UNDERLINEN, (archaic...
underlining 20 19 the act of drawing a...
underloaded 18 17 UNDERLOAD, to load i...
underlooker 19 19 a mine manager's ass...
undermanned 17 20 UNDERMAN, to use too...
undermasted 19 18 having insufficient...
underminded 19 20 UNDERMINDE, (Spenser...
undermindes 19 19 UNDERMINDE, (Spenser...
underminers 19 18 UNDERMINER, one who...
undermining 20 21 the act of mining fr...
underneaths 19 17 UNDERNEATH, the unde...
undernoting 18 18 UNDERNOTE, to note b...
underntimes 19 18 UNDERNTIME, (obsolet...
underpasses 20 17 UNDERPASS, a road pa...
underpaying 27 22 UNDERPAY, to pay les...
underpeeped 21 21 UNDERPEEP, (Shakespe...
underpinned 19 20 UNDERPIN, to support...
underplants 21 19 UNDERPLANT, to plant...
underplayed 27 21 UNDERPLAY, to play d...
underpraise 20 17 to praise insufficie...
underpriced 24 21 UNDERPRICE, to price...
underprices 24 20 UNDERPRICE, to price...
underprised 21 18 UNDERPRISE, (obsolet...
underprises 21 17 UNDERPRISE, (obsolet...
underprized 24 27 UNDERPRIZE, to value...
underprizes 24 26 UNDERPRIZE, to value...
underquoted 26 25 UNDERQUOTE, to offer...
underquotes 26 24 UNDERQUOTE, to offer...
underrating 19 17 UNDERRATE, to rate t...
underreacts 21 17 UNDERREACT, to react...
underreport 20 17 to report inadequate...
undersaying 25 19 UNDERSAY, to say in...
underscored 21 18 UNDERSCORE, to draw...
underscores 21 17 UNDERSCORE, to draw...
underscrubs 25 21 UNDERSCRUB, bushes e...
undersealed 18 16 UNDERSEAL, to coat p...
underseller 20 16 one who undersells [...
underselves 21 19 UNDERSELF, the subco...
undersenses 17 15 UNDERSENSE, a deeper...
underserved 20 19 provided with inadeq...
undershapen 21 20 (Tennyson) imperfect...
undershirts 22 16 UNDERSHIRT, an under...
undershoots 20 16 UNDERSHOOT, to fail...
undershorts 21 16 underpants for men o...
undershrubs 24 20 UNDERSHRUB, a shrub...
undersigned 19 18 UNDERSIGN, to write...
underskirts 21 18 UNDERSKIRT, a pettic...
undersleeve 20 19 a sleeve underneath...
undersowing 22 20 UNDERSOW, to sow lan...
underspends 20 19 UNDERSPEND, to spend...
understands 18 16 UNDERSTAND, to grasp...
understated 18 15 UNDERSTATE, to repre...
understates 18 14 UNDERSTATE, to repre...
understeers 18 14 UNDERSTEER, to turn...
understocks 23 21 UNDERSTOCK, to suppl...
understorey 24 16 the smaller trees an...
understrata 18 14 UNDERSTRATUM, a stra...
undersupply 31 24 to supply too little...
undertakers 19 18 UNDERTAKER, one that...
undertaking 20 21 an enterprise [n -S]
undertaxing 25 24 UNDERTAX, to tax les...
undertenant 16 16 a subordinate tenant...
underthings 22 19 underwear [n]
underthirst 22 16 (Wordsworth) an unde...
underthrust 22 17 to insert (a faulted...
undertricks 24 21 UNDERTRICK, in bridg...
undertrumps 23 21 UNDERTRUMP, to play...
undervalued 21 21 UNDERVALUE, to value...
undervaluer 21 20 one who undervalues...
undervalues 21 20 UNDERVALUE, to value...
underviewer 23 21 a mine manager's ass...
undervoices 23 21 UNDERVOICE, a subdue...
underwaters 21 17 UNDERWATER, undergro...
underweight 25 21 weight below normal,...
underwhelms 26 23 UNDERWHELM, to fail...
underwiring 23 20 support with wire un...
underworked 22 22 UNDERWORK, to work i...
underworker 22 21 a subordinate worker...
underworlds 23 19 UNDERWORLD, the plac...
underwriter 22 17 one that underwrites...
underwrites 22 17 UNDERWRITE, to write...
undeservers 20 18 UNDESERVER, (Shakesp...
undeserving 21 21 not deserving [adj U...
undiscerned 21 19 not discerned [adj U...
undiverting 22 21 not diverting [adj]
unearthlier 21 16 UNEARTHLY, not belon...
unexercised 27 24 having terms that ar...
unexperient 25 24 (Shakespeare) inexpe...
unfaltering 22 20 not wavering or weak...
unfeathered 21 19 not feathered [adj]
unfermented 20 21 not fermented [adj]
unfettering 21 19 UNFETTER, to free fr...
unfleshlier 25 20 UNFLESHLY, not perta...
unflustered 22 19 not flustered [adj]
unghostlier 23 18 UNGHOSTLY, not ghost...
unguerdoned 18 19 not guerdoned [adj]
unhealthier 23 18 UNHEALTHY, not healt...
uninterests 18 14 UNINTEREST, lack of...
unipersonal 20 18 existing as only one...
uniserially 27 17 UNISERIAL, having on...
unitholders 22 17 UNITHOLDER, one havi...
universally 29 21 UNIVERSAL, of the un...
unlaundered 18 18 not laundered [adj]
unliberated 21 18 not liberated [adj]
unlimbering 24 23 UNLIMBER, to prepare...
unloverlike 23 23 not like a lover [ad...
unmercenary 27 22 not mercenary [adj]
unmeritable 22 20 (Shakespeare) undese...
unmeritedly 27 20 UNMERITED, not merit...
unmoderated 18 18 not moderated [adj]
unnervingly 28 24 UNNERVING [adv]
unobservant 21 21 not observant [adj]
unobserving 23 23 not observing [adj]
unofficered 25 23 without an officer [...
unoperative 21 20 not operative [adj]
unpatterned 19 18 not patterned [adj]
unperceived 25 24 not perceived [adj U...
unperfected 25 23 not perfected [adj]
unperfectly 33 25 UNPERFECT, not perfe...
unperformed 23 23 not performed [adj]
unperishing 24 21 not perishing [adj]
unperplexed 29 28 UNPERPLEX, to free f...
unperplexes 29 27 UNPERPLEX, to free f...
unpersoning 20 20 UNPERSON, to make so...
unpersuaded 20 19 not persuaded [adj]
unperturbed 23 21 not perturbed [adj]
unperverted 22 21 UNPERVERT, to free f...
unplastered 21 18 not plastered [adj]
unpreferred 22 20 not preferred [adj]
unpuckering 26 27 UNPUCKER, to remove...
unqueenlier 26 25 UNQUEENLY, not queen...
unravellers 22 19 UNRAVELLER, one who...
unrecovered 22 21 not recovered [adj]
unsaintlier 19 15 UNSAINTLY, not like...
unscrambler 26 23 one who unscrambles...
unshapelier 23 19 UNSHAPELY, not shape...
unsheltered 21 17 not sheltered [adj]
unshuttered 21 17 UNSHUTTER, to open o...
unsightlier 24 18 UNSIGHTLY, unpleasan...
unsoldering 20 18 UNSOLDER, to separat...
unsoldierly 27 18 not soldierly [adj]
unstoppered 22 20 UNSTOPPER, to take t...
unsubmerged 23 23 not submerged [adj]
untempering 22 22 UNTEMPER, to destroy...
unterrified 21 17 not terrified [adj]
untethering 21 18 UNTETHER, to free fr...
unthriftier 24 18 UNTHRIFTY, not thrif...
untraversed 20 18 not traversed [adj]
unutterable 21 18 that cannot be utter...
unutterably 28 20 UNUTTERABLE, that ca...
unvenerable 21 22 not venerable [adj]
unveracious 23 21 not veracious [adj]
unwandering 21 21 not wandering [adj]
unweathered 22 19 not weathered [adj]
unwithering 25 21 not withering [adj]
unwomanlier 22 21 UNWOMANLY, not prope...
unworldlier 24 19 UNWORLDLY, not belon...
upgathering 25 22 UPGATHER, to gather...
upholstered 24 19 UPHOLSTER, to provid...
upholsterer 24 18 one who upholsters [...
uppercasing 27 24 UPPERCASE, to conver...
upthundered 23 21 UPTHUNDER, to send u...
uriniferous 21 17 bearing urine [adj]
urinometers 19 16 URINOMETER, an instr...
uterotomies 19 15 UTEROTOMY, surgical...
utopianiser 20 16 one who utopianises,...
utopianizer 23 25 one who utopianizes,...
utternesses 18 13 UTTERNESS, the state...
vacationers 22 19 VACATIONER, one who...
vanquishers 31 28 VANQUISHER, one who...
vaporimeter 23 21 instrument for measu...
variometers 21 18 VARIOMETER, an instr...
vegeburgers 25 23 VEGEBURGER, a burger...
velocimeter 25 22 an instrument for me...
velocipeder 26 23 one who rides a velo...
venerations 18 17 VENERATION, the act...
venereology 26 21 the study of venerea...
veraciously 31 22 VERACIOUS, truthful;...
veratridine 20 17 a poisonous alkaloid...
verbalisers 24 19 VERBALISER, one who...
verbalising 25 22 VERBALISE, to put in...
verbalistic 28 22 of or like a verbali...
verbalities 24 19 VERBALITY, the state...
verbalizers 27 28 VERBALIZER, one who...
verbalizing 28 31 VERBALIZE, to put in...
verberating 23 21 VERBERATE, (archaic)...
verberation 21 19 (archaic) the act of...
verbigerate 23 20 to continually repea...
verboseness 21 19 the state of being v...
verbosities 23 18 VERBOSITY, the state...
verdigrised 23 19 VERDIGRIS, to coat w...
verdigrises 23 18 VERDIGRIS, to coat w...
verdureless 22 18 without verdure [adj...
vergeboards 23 21 VERGEBOARD, a board...
vergerships 27 22 VERGERSHIP, the offi...
veridically 33 23 VERIDICAL, truthful;...
verisimilar 24 19 seeming real or true...
verkramptes 25 25 VERKRAMPTE, (Afrikaa...
vermeilling 25 23 VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermicellis 28 23 VERMICELLI, (Italian...
vermiculate 26 23 to decorate in a man...
vermiculite 27 23 an altered form of m...
vermiculous 27 24 wormy [adj]
vermilioned 22 21 VERMILION, to make v...
vermillions 24 21 VERMILLION, a bright...
verminating 22 22 VERMINATE, to breed...
vermination 20 20 worm infestation; wo...
verminously 29 23 VERMINOUS, full of v...
vermivorous 24 23 eating worms [adj]
vernaculars 24 21 VERNACULAR, a vernac...
vernalising 22 20 VERNALISE, to cause...
vernalities 21 17 VERNALITY, the quali...
vernalizing 25 29 VERNALIZE, to cause...
vernissages 21 18 VERNISSAGE, (French)...
verruciform 28 25 shaped like a wart;...
verrucosity 31 21 the state of being v...
versability 31 21 (obsolete) aptness t...
versatilely 29 19 VERSATILE, turning e...
versatility 29 18 the state of being v...
versicolour 25 20 of variable or vario...
versionings 21 19 VERSIONING, the adap...
versionists 21 16 VERSIONIST, the prod...
verslibrist 26 19 one who writes free...
vertebrally 31 22 VERTEBRAL, of or lik...
vertebrated 22 19 having a backbone [a...
vertebrates 22 18 VERTEBRATE, a backbo...
verticality 32 21 the state of being v...
verticities 25 18 VERTICITY, the power...
vertiginous 22 19 causing or tending t...
verumontana 19 21 VERUMONTANUM, a ridg...
vespertinal 23 20 of or pertaining to...
vibrometers 24 21 VIBROMETER, an instr...
vicegerency 33 26 the office of vicere...
vicegerents 24 21 VICEGERENT, one ruli...
viceregally 33 24 VICEREGAL, of a vice...
viceregents 24 21 VICEREGENT, a substi...
viceroyalty 37 23 the office of vicero...
viceroyship 35 25 the office of vicero...
victimisers 27 21 VICTIMISER, one who...
victimizers 30 30 VICTIMIZER, one who...
victuallers 27 21 VICTUALLER, one who...
viewerships 29 23 VIEWERSHIP, a progra...
viewfinders 26 23 VIEWFINDER, a device...
vilipenders 24 21 VILIPENDER, one who...
villageries 24 19 VILLAGERY, villages;...
vinedresser 20 17 a person who trims a...
viperfishes 28 23 VIPERFISH, a predato...
viscacheras 29 23 VISCACHERA, (Spanish...
viscerating 25 21 VISCERATE, to depriv...
viscometers 25 21 VISCOMETER, an instr...
visualisers 23 17 VISUALISER, one who...
visualizers 26 26 VISUALIZER, one who...
vituperable 26 23 deserving vituperati...
vituperated 23 20 VITUPERATE, to abuse...
vituperates 23 19 VITUPERATE, to abuse...
vituperator 23 19 one who vituperates...
vivandieres 22 21 VIVANDIERE, (French)...
vizierships 30 29 VIZIERSHIP, the offi...
vociferance 27 25 clamour [n -S]
vociferants 25 22 VOCIFERANT, a vocife...
vociferated 25 22 VOCIFERATE, to cry o...
vociferates 25 21 VOCIFERATE, to cry o...
vociferator 25 21 one who vociferates...
voetgangers 21 20 VOETGANGER, (Dutch)...
volkslieder 24 22 VOLKSLIED [v]
voltameters 22 19 VOLTAMETER, an instr...
voltammeter 23 22 a dual-purpose instr...
volumometer 23 23 an instrument for me...
volunteered 20 19 VOLUNTEER, to offer...
vomeronasal 20 20 relating to the vome...
voortrekker 22 23 (Afrikaans) one of t...
vulcanisers 25 21 VULCANISER, an appar...
vulcanizers 28 30 VULCANIZER, an appar...
vulgarisers 24 19 VULGARISER, one who...
vulgarizers 27 28 VULGARIZER, one who...
vulneraries 21 18 VULNERARY, a vulnera...
vulnerating 22 21 VULNERATE, (obsolete...
vulneration 20 19 (obsolete) a wound [...
wageworkers 26 23 WAGEWORKER, one who...
waiterhoods 23 17 WAITERHOOD, the stat...
waitpersons 23 18 WAITPERSON, a waiter...
wakeboarder 23 22 one who practises wa...
waldsterben 24 20 (German) disease and...
wallclimber 32 26 a glass-walled eleva...
wallflowers 30 23 WALLFLOWER, a yellow...
wallpapered 27 23 WALLPAPER, to cover...
wallpeppers 30 25 WALLPEPPER, a small...
wallposters 26 19 WALLPOSTER, in China...
wanderingly 29 22 WANDERING, moving ab...
wanderlusts 23 18 WANDERLUST, (German)...
warchalkers 29 24 WARCHALKER, one who...
warderships 27 20 WARDERSHIP, the offi...
warehousers 23 17 WAREHOUSER, a wareho...
washaterias 23 16 WASHATERIA, a laundr...
washerwoman 26 23 a woman whose occupa...
washerwomen 26 23 WASHERWOMAN, a woman...
washeterias 23 16 WASHETERIA, a laundr...
wastepapers 25 20 WASTEPAPER, paper di...
wasterfully 33 22 WASTERFUL, (Scots) e...
wastewaters 24 17 WASTEWATER, waste wa...
watchmakers 29 26 WATCHMAKER, one that...
watchtowers 30 22 WATCHTOWER, a tower...
waterbrains 23 18 WATERBRAIN, a diseas...
waterbusses 24 18 WATERBUS, a large mo...
watercolors 25 18 WATERCOLOR, a pigmen...
watercolour 25 19 a pigment diluted wi...
watercooler 24 18 a device for dispens...
watercourse 24 18 a natural or artific...
watercrafts 27 20 WATERCRAFT, a boat;...
waterdrives 24 19 WATERDRIVE, the use...
waterfinder 23 19 one who finds subter...
waterfloods 24 19 WATERFLOOD, a flood...
waterfowler 27 21 one who hunts waterf...
waterfronts 23 18 WATERFRONT, land wit...
waterlilies 24 16 WATERLILY, a name co...
waterlogged 24 20 WATERLOG, to soak wi...
watermarked 23 22 WATERMARK, to mark w...
watermelons 22 19 WATERMELON, a type o...
waterpowers 26 20 WATERPOWER, the powe...
waterproofs 25 20 WATERPROOF, to make...
waterquakes 30 28 WATERQUAKE, a seismi...
waterscapes 26 20 WATERSCAPE, a sea vi...
watersiders 22 15 WATERSIDER, (Austral...
waterskiing 24 21 the sport of skiing...
watersmeets 22 17 WATERSMEET, the conf...
waterspouts 24 18 WATERSPOUT, a distur...
waterthrush 27 19 a species of America...
waterwheels 27 20 WATERWHEEL, a wheel...
weaponeered 20 19 WEAPONEER, to design...
weatherable 25 20 that can be weathere...
weathercast 26 19 a weather forecast e...
weathercock 30 26 a weather vane often...
weathergirl 26 19 a girl who announces...
weatherings 24 19 WEATHERING, the acti...
weatherised 23 17 WEATHERISE, to make...
weatherises 23 16 WEATHERISE, to make...
weatherized 26 26 WEATHERIZE, to make...
weatherizes 26 25 WEATHERIZE, to make...
weathermost 24 19 furthest to windward...
weatherworn 25 20 worn by exposure to...
weaverbirds 26 22 WEAVERBIRD, a weaver...
weedkillers 25 21 WEEDKILLER, a chemic...
weimaraners 21 18 WEIMARANER, (German)...
weltschmerz 33 32 (German) mental depr...
werewolfery 33 23 the state of being a...
werewolfish 30 23 like a werewolf, als...
werewolfism 29 24 the state of being a...
westernised 21 16 WESTERNISE, to make...
westernises 21 15 WESTERNISE, to make...
westernisms 23 18 WESTERNISM, an idom...
westernized 24 25 WESTERNIZE, to make...
westernizes 24 24 WESTERNIZE, to make...
westernmost 22 18 most to the west [ad...
whaikoreros 24 20 WHAIKORERO, (Maori)...
wharfingers 27 22 WHARFINGER, the keep...
wharfmaster 27 22 one who controls a w...
whatsername 23 20 a girl or woman whos...
whatsomever 26 23 (dialect) whatsoever...
whereabouts 25 20 one's (approximate)...
wherenesses 22 17 WHERENESS, the state...
wheresoever 24 20 in whatever place, a...
wherewithal 30 22 the means, resources...
whichsoever 31 25 every one that [adj]
whiffleries 30 23 WHIFFLERY, levity; t...
whigmaleery 33 24 (Scots) a trinket or...
whimberries 28 22 WHIMBERRY, the bilbe...
whimperings 29 25 WHIMPERING [n]
whinberries 26 20 WHINBERRY, the bilbe...
whiskerando 24 22 a whiskered person,...
whiskeriest 26 20 WHISKERY, having whi...
whisperings 28 22 WHISPERING, the act...
whitewasher 29 21 one who whitewashes...
whitherward 30 22 toward what or which...
whitleather 27 19 leather dressed with...
whittericks 30 23 WHITTERICK, (Scots)...
wholesalers 25 18 WHOLESALER, someone...
whoremaster 24 19 (archaic) one who ru...
whoremonger 24 22 a man consorting wit...
whosesoever 24 20 (archaic) of or rela...
wickerworks 31 28 WICKERWORK, basketwo...
widdershins 25 19 in a left-handed, wr...
widowerhood 26 21 the fact or state of...
wienerwurst 25 19 (German) a kind of s...
wildcatters 27 19 WILDCATTER, one that...
wilderments 24 20 WILDERMENT, the stat...
wildflowers 30 23 WILDFLOWER, any flow...
wildfowlers 30 23 WILDFOWLER, one who...
willowherbs 32 24 WILLOWHERB, a perenn...
winchesters 27 20 WINCHESTER, a large...
windbaggery 32 25 being a windbag [n W...
windbreaker 24 23 (tradename) a type o...
windcheater 26 21 a windproof jacket [...
windflowers 28 23 WINDFLOWER, another...
windjammers 26 31 WINDJAMMER, a large...
windsuckers 27 24 WINDSUCKER, a horse...
windsurfers 25 20 WINDSURFER, one who...
wineberries 23 18 WINEBERRY, the red c...
winebibbers 28 24 WINEBIBBER, a person...
winegrowers 25 20 WINEGROWER, a person...
winterberry 30 20 a name given to seve...
wintercress 25 18 a bitter-tasting yel...
winterfeeds 23 19 WINTERFEED, to feed...
wintergreen 21 18 any of a genus of ev...
winteriness 21 16 the state of being w...
winterising 23 18 WINTERISE, to make s...
winterizing 26 27 WINTERIZE, to make s...
winterkills 26 21 WINTERKILL, to kill...
wintertides 22 16 WINTERTIDE, (archaic...
wintertimes 23 18 WINTERTIME, the time...
wiredrawers 25 18 WIREDRAWER, one who...
wirepullers 27 20 WIREPULLER, a person...
wiretappers 26 20 WIRETAPPER, one that...
wirewalkers 27 22 WIREWALKER, a tightr...
wireworkers 26 21 WIREWORKER, one who...
wisecracker 29 24 one who wisecracks [...
wisenheimer 24 20 a smart aleck, also...
withdrawers 28 20 WITHDRAWER, one who...
witheringly 33 22 WITHERING, of critic...
withershins 27 19 in a left-handed, wr...
withholders 28 20 WITHHOLDER, one who...
withstander 24 18 one who withstands [...
wolfberries 27 21 WOLFBERRY, an Americ...
womanpowers 26 24 WOMANPOWER, women av...
wonderfully 32 24 WONDERFUL, causing w...
wonderingly 29 22 WONDERING, having a...
wonderlands 21 19 WONDERLAND, an imagi...
wonderments 21 20 WONDERMENT, a cause...
wonderworks 25 23 WONDERWORK, a prodig...
woodcarvers 26 22 WOODCARVER, a crafts...
woodchopper 30 26 one engaged in chopp...
woodcutters 25 19 WOODCUTTER, one that...
woodlanders 21 18 WOODLANDER, one who...
woodpeckers 27 25 WOODPECKER, any of a...
woodworkers 25 22 WOODWORKER, one who...
woolgrowers 26 20 WOOLGROWER, a person...
woolsorters 22 15 WOOLSORTER, a person...
wordmongers 23 21 WORDMONGER, a writer...
workmasters 24 21 WORKMASTER, the perf...
workwatcher 31 26 in horse-racing, a t...
worshippers 29 22 WORSHIPPER, one who...
wreckmaster 27 24 a person taking char...
writeresses 22 14 WRITERESS, a female...
writerships 28 19 WRITERSHIP, the offi...
wunderkinds 23 23 WUNDERKIND, (German)...
xeranthemum 28 28 any plant of the Xer...
xeriscaping 31 27 XERISCAPE, (tradenam...
xerochasies 29 23 XEROCHASY, dehiscenc...
xerodermias 25 22 XERODERMIA, morbid d...
xerographer 29 25 one who practises xe...
xerographic 33 28 relating to xerograp...
xeromorphic 33 29 of parts of a plant,...
xerophagies 29 25 XEROPHAGY, the eatin...
xerophilies 30 24 XEROPHILY, adaptatio...
xerophilous 30 25 drought loving, part...
xerophytism 37 28 being a xerophyte [n...
xerostomata 24 21 XEROSTOMA, excessive...
xerostomias 25 21 XEROSTOMIA, excessiv...
xerothermic 31 26 of a region or clima...
xerotripses 27 21 XEROTRIPSIS, dry fri...
xerotripsis 28 21 dry friction [n XERO...
xiphisterna 29 24 XIPHISTERNUM, the po...
xylographer 37 28 one who practises xy...
yardmasters 26 17 YARDMASTER, a person...
yatteringly 33 19 YATTERING, jabbering...
yersinioses 24 14 YERSINIOSIS, an acut...
yersiniosis 25 14 an acute infection o...
yesterevens 25 18 YESTEREVEN, yesterda...
yestermorns 25 17 YESTERMORN, yesterda...
yesternight 28 18 (dialect) last night...
yesteryears 30 15 YESTERYEAR, last yea...
yttriferous 28 17 (Swedish) of an ore,...
zinciferous 27 28 bearing zinc, also Z...
zinkiferous 25 29 bearing zinc, also Z...
zoographers 26 27 ZOOGRAPHER, one who...
zooplankter 24 29 a single zooplankton...
zoospermium 26 30 one of the spermatic...
zootsuiters 22 21 ZOOTSUITER, someone...
zwitterions 25 24 ZWITTERION, an ion c...
zymosimeter 30 28 an instrument for me...

12 letter words that contains ER

12 letter ER word

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aberrational 21 17 given to aberration,...
accelerandos 25 21 ACCELERANDO, a music...
accelerating 27 22 ACCELERATE, to bring...
acceleration 25 20 the rate at which ve...
accelerative 28 23 tending to cause acc...
accelerators 26 19 ACCELERATOR, somethi...
acceleratory 32 21 tending to cause acc...
acclimatiser 29 22 one who acclimatises...
acclimatizer 32 31 one who acclimatizes...
accompaniers 28 25 ACCOMPANIER, one who...
accomplisher 33 27 one who accomplishes...
accouterment 26 23 an accoutrement, als...
acidantheras 24 19 ACIDANTHERA, a plant...
acknowledger 28 27 one who acknowledges...
actinometers 23 19 ACTINOMETER, an inst...
administered 21 18 ADMINISTER, to manag...
adulterating 22 18 ADULTERATE, to make...
adulteration 20 16 the process of adult...
adulterators 21 15 ADULTERATOR, one who...
adulteresses 21 15 ADULTERESS, a female...
adulterising 23 18 ADULTERISE, (archaic...
adulterizing 26 27 ADULTERIZE, (archaic...
adulterously 29 19 ADULTEROUS, relating...
adverbialise 25 21 to give the characte...
adverbialize 28 30 to give the characte...
advergamings 25 25 ADVERGAMING, a metho...
adversatives 24 21 ADVERSATIVE, a word...
advertencies 24 21 ADVERTENCY, the act...
advertisings 24 20 ADVERTISING [n]
advertizings 27 29 ADVERTIZING, the bus...
advertorials 23 18 ADVERTORIAL, an adve...
adviserships 28 22 ADVISERSHIP, the off...
aerification 24 19 the process of chang...
aerobicising 26 21 AEROBICISE, to make...
aerobicizing 29 30 AEROBICIZE, to make...
aerobrakings 23 22 AEROBRAKING, using a...
aerodonetics 21 17 the study of soaring...
aerodynamics 29 22 the study of forces...
aeroembolism 24 22 sickness caused by e...
aerographies 24 19 AEROGRAPHY, a descri...
aeromagnetic 23 21 relating to study of...
aeromechanic 27 24 an aircraft mechanic...
aeromedicine 22 20 a branch of medicine...
aeronautical 22 18 relating to aeronaut...
aeroneuroses 17 14 AERONEUROSIS, flight...
aeroneurosis 18 14 flight fatigue, a ne...
aeroplankton 21 22 minute organisms car...
aerosiderite 19 13 an iron meteorite [n...
aerosolising 21 16 AEROSOLISE, to turn...
aerosolizing 24 25 AEROSOLIZE, to turn...
aerostatical 23 16 relating to aerostat...
aerostations 18 13 AEROSTATION, balloon...
aerotropisms 23 18 AEROTROPISM, curvatu...
aethereality 28 17 the state of being a...
afterburners 24 20 AFTERBURNER, a devic...
afterburning 25 23 reheat, the use of a...
aftereffects 29 24 AFTEREFFECT, an effe...
aftergrasses 23 17 AFTERGRASS, the gras...
aftergrowths 29 22 AFTERGROWTH, a later...
aftermarkets 24 22 AFTERMARKET, the ser...
afterparties 24 18 AFTERPARTY, a small...
aftersuppers 27 22 AFTERSUPPER, the tim...
afterthought 28 22 an idea occurring la...
agglomerated 23 21 AGGLOMERATE, to coll...
agglomerates 23 20 AGGLOMERATE, to coll...
aggrandisers 22 18 AGGRANDISER, one who...
aggrandizers 25 27 AGGRANDIZER, one who...
agroforester 22 17 one who practices ag...
albumblatter 28 24 ALBUMBLATT [v]
aldermanlike 23 23 like an alderman [ad...
aldermanries 21 18 ALDERMANRY, the dist...
aldermanship 26 23 the office of alderm...
aldosterones 19 15 ALDOSTERONE, a stero...
alexanderses 25 22 ALEXANDERS, ALEXANDE...
alkalimeters 24 21 ALKALIMETER, an inst...
allegorisers 23 16 ALLEGORISER, one who...
allegorizers 26 25 ALLEGORIZER, one who...
alliterating 23 17 ALLITERATE, to form...
alliteration 21 15 the repetition of th...
alliterative 24 18 of, relating to, or...
alphabetiser 27 21 one who alphabetises...
alphabetizer 30 30 something that alpha...
alphamerical 30 25 consisting of, or (o...
alphanumeric 29 26 of data, consisting...
alstroemeria 21 16 a plant of the South...
alterability 31 19 the state of being a...
altercations 23 17 ALTERCATION, a disag...
alternations 19 15 ALTERNATION, the act...
alternatives 22 18 ALTERNATIVE, a choic...
ambiversions 25 23 AMBIVERSION, the sta...
amentiferous 22 20 bearing catkins [adj...
amerciaments 24 22 AMERCIAMENT, the inf...
aminopterins 22 20 AMINOPTERIN, a roden...
amperometric 27 24 relating to a chemic...
amphitheater 27 22 an oval or circular...
anaerobionts 19 17 ANAEROBIONT, an orga...
anaerobioses 19 16 ANAEROBIOSIS, life i...
anaerobiosis 20 16 life in the absence...
anaerobiotic 23 19 living in the absenc...
anchorperson 25 22 an anchorman or anch...
androsterone 17 15 an androgenic steroi...
angiospermal 24 22 like an angiosperm,...
angleberries 23 19 ANGLEBERRY, a soft f...
anglerfishes 26 21 ANGLERFISH, a wide-m...
animadverted 22 22 ANIMADVERT, to comme...
animadverter 22 21 one who animadverts,...
annabergites 21 19 ANNABERGITE, an appl...
anotherguess 22 18 (archaic) in another...
answerphones 25 22 ANSWERPHONE, a devic...
antechambers 27 24 ANTECHAMBER, a chamb...
antemeridian 19 18 occurring before mid...
anteversions 20 18 ANTEVERSION, the abn...
antherozoids 24 25 ANTHEROZOID, a motil...
antherozooid 23 25 a motile male gamete...
anthologiser 23 18 one who makes an ant...
anthologizer 26 27 one who makes an ant...
antichoicers 28 21 ANTICHOICER, one opp...
anticlerical 28 21 one opposed to cleri...
anticonsumer 23 21 opposed to the consu...
antiheroines 20 16 ANTIHEROINE, a femal...
antihysteric 32 20 a remedy for hysteri...
antiliberals 24 18 ANTILIBERAL, one who...
antiliterate 20 14 opposed to literacy...
antiperiodic 25 20 destroying the perio...
antitakeover 21 21 against a takeover [...
antitrusters 21 14 ANTITRUSTER, one who...
aperiodicity 32 21 the state of being a...
apitherapies 26 20 APITHERAPY, the ther...
apodyteriums 30 22 APODYTERIUM, an undr...
apperceiving 30 28 APPERCEIVE, to perce...
apperception 28 25 the mind's perceptio...
apperceptive 31 28 relating to appercep...
appercipient 29 25 relating to appercep...
appertaining 24 22 APPERTAIN, to relate...
appertinents 23 20 APPERTINENT, (Shakes...
appleringies 26 22 APPLERINGIE, (Scots)...
apportioners 23 19 APPORTIONER, one who...
aqualeathers 30 25 AQUALEATHER, leather...
archenterons 23 19 ARCHENTERON, in the...
archerfishes 30 22 ARCHERFISH, a kind o...
arithmometer 24 20 (obsolete) an early...
aromatherapy 30 22 a therapy involving...
arquebusiers 31 26 ARQUEBUSIER, a soldi...
arterialised 21 14 ARTERIALISE, to make...
arterialises 21 13 ARTERIALISE, to make...
arterialized 24 23 ARTERIALIZE, to make...
arterializes 24 22 ARTERIALIZE, to make...
arteriograms 22 17 ARTERIOGRAM, a radio...
artillerists 24 14 ARTILLERIST, one who...
artilleryman 29 20 a soldier in the art...
artillerymen 29 20 ARTILLERYMAN, a sold...
ascertaining 23 19 ASCERTAIN, to make s...
aspergations 22 18 ASPERGATION, the act...
aspergillums 28 23 ASPERGILLUM, a holy...
aspersoriums 24 19 ASPERSORIUM, a basin...
aspheterised 24 18 ASPHETERISE, to deny...
aspheterises 24 17 ASPHETERISE, to deny...
aspheterisms 26 20 ASPHETERISM, the bel...
aspheterized 27 27 ASPHETERIZE, to deny...
aspheterizes 27 26 ASPHETERIZE, to deny...
asseverating 22 19 ASSEVERATE, to state...
asseveration 20 17 an earnest affirmati...
asseverative 23 20 relating to assevera...
asteriskless 23 17 without an asterisk...
asteroideans 18 14 ASTEROIDEAN, an echi...
astrospheres 24 17 ASTROSPHERE, another...
astroturfers 23 16 ASTROTURFER, one who...
athermancies 25 21 ATHERMANCY, impervio...
atheromatous 22 18 relating to atheroma...
atmospherics 29 23 audible disturbances...
attemperment 23 22 the act of attemperi...
auctioneered 21 18 AUCTIONEER, to sell...
autochangers 25 21 AUTOCHANGER, a devic...
autoerotisms 21 16 AUTOEROTISM, self-lo...
autoreverses 21 17 AUTOREVERSE, a syste...
auxanometers 25 24 AUXANOMETER, an inst...
avengeresses 21 19 AVENGERESS, a female...
averruncated 24 22 AVERRUNCATE, (archai...
averruncates 24 21 AVERRUNCATE, (archai...
averruncator 24 21 an instrument (on a...
aversenesses 20 17 AVERSENESS, the stat...
aversiveness 23 21 the state of being a...
axerophthols 33 27 AXEROPHTHOL, vitamin...
azoospermias 25 27 AZOOSPERMIA, absence...
azotobacters 27 27 AZOTOBACTER, a nitro...
backbenchers 33 31 BACKBENCHER [n]
backblockers 34 33 BACKBLOCKER, one who...
backbreakers 29 29 BACKBREAKER, a stren...
backgrounder 27 27 an off the record br...
backscatters 30 25 BACKSCATTER, to scat...
backslappers 32 29 BACKSLAPPER, one who...
backspeering 29 28 BACKSPEER, (Scots) t...
backstabbers 31 28 BACKSTABBER, one who...
backswimmers 33 31 BACKSWIMMER, one who...
bacteraemias 25 21 BACTERAEMIA, the pre...
bactericidal 30 23 destroying bacteria...
bactericides 29 22 BACTERICIDE, an agen...
bacteriocins 28 22 BACTERIOCIN, an anti...
bacteriology 33 23 the scientific study...
bacteriostat 25 18 an agent that causes...
bacteriurias 26 19 BACTERIURIA, the pre...
balderdashes 25 20 BALDERDASH, nonsense...
balladeering 24 21 BALLADEER, to sing b...
balladmonger 25 24 a dealer in or compo...
ballbreakers 27 24 BALLBREAKER, an aggr...
ballcarriers 28 20 BALLCARRIER, one who...
ballicatters 28 20 BALLICATTER, in Newf...
bancassurers 25 20 BANCASSURER, one inv...
banderillero 23 19 a person who thrusts...
bandersnatch 26 23 an imaginary wild an...
baptisteries 25 18 BAPTISTERY, a part o...
bargemasters 24 20 BARGEMASTER, one in...
barnstormers 23 19 BARNSTORMER [n]
barristerial 24 16 of or like a barrist...
baserunnings 22 21 BASERUNNING, attempt...
basketweaver 27 26 one who weaves baske...
bathyspheres 35 24 BATHYSPHERE, a subme...
beachcombers 33 29 BEACHCOMBER [n]
beadblasters 25 20 BEADBLASTER [n]
beautifuller 27 22 BEAUTIFUL, fair to l...
beaverboards 25 23 BEAVERBOARD, a build...
bedcoverings 28 26 BEDCOVERING, linen e...
begrudgeries 25 21 BEGRUDGERY, the act...
beleaguering 24 22 BELEAGUER, to surrou...
bellfounders 26 23 BELLFOUNDER, a found...
belligerence 27 23 an aggressive or tru...
belligerency 34 25 an aggressive or tru...
belligerents 25 20 BELLIGERENT, one who...
bemonstering 23 22 BEMONSTER, (archaic)...
bencherships 32 26 BENCHERSHIP, the off...
benchwarmers 31 27 BENCHWARMER, (slang)...
beplastering 26 22 BEPLASTER, (archaic)...
bereavements 23 23 BEREAVEMENT, the sta...
bergschrunds 30 25 BERGSCHRUND, (German...
bertillonage 24 20 (French) a system of...
bescattering 26 21 BESCATTER, (archaic)...
beslobbering 28 25 BESLOBBER, to slobbe...
beslubbering 29 26 BESLUBBER, to slobbe...
bespattering 25 21 BESPATTER, to soil b...
betternesses 21 16 BETTERNESS, the qual...
bewilderedly 34 24 BEWILDERED [adv]
bewilderment 27 24 the state of being b...
bewitcheries 31 23 BEWITCHERY, the powe...
bibliolaters 27 20 BIBLIOLATER, one hav...
bicameralism 29 25 the state of being b...
bicameralist 28 22 a supporter of bicam...
bicollateral 28 21 of a vascular bundle...
bilateralism 26 20 two-sidedness; equal...
billstickers 31 24 BILLSTICKER, one who...
bioaerations 20 16 BIOAERATION, the oxi...
biodiversity 32 22 the number of specie...
bioenergetic 25 21 relating to bioenerg...
bioengineers 21 19 BIOENGINEER [n]
biomaterials 24 19 BIOMATERIAL, suitabl...
biosurgeries 24 18 BIOSURGERY, medical...
birdwatchers 32 24 BIRDWATCHER, one who...
bitternesses 22 16 BITTERNESS, the stat...
bittersweets 26 18 BITTERSWEET, the woo...
blabbermouth 31 28 an indiscreetly talk...
blackberried 30 27 BLACKBERRY, to colle...
blackberries 30 26 BLACKBERRY [n]
blackbirders 31 27 BLACKBIRDER, (Austra...
blackhanders 29 27 BLACKHANDER, a membe...
blacklisters 30 24 BLACKLISTER, one who...
blackmailers 30 27 BLACKMAILER, one who...
bladdernoses 22 19 BLADDERNOSE, the hoo...
bladderworts 27 21 BLADDERWORT, a kind...
bladderwrack 31 28 a common brown seawe...
blastodermic 28 23 of or like a blastod...
blastosphere 27 21 a blastula [n -S]
blatherskite 27 22 (Scots) a garrulous...
bleacherites 28 21 BLEACHERITE, one who...
bletheration 24 19 blethering [n -S]
bletherskate 26 22 (Scots) a garrulous...
blisteringly 33 22 BLISTERING [adv]
blockbusters 31 27 BLOCKBUSTER, a bomb...
blogospheres 28 23 BLOGOSPHERE, the par...
bloodletters 24 18 BLOODLETTER, one who...
bloodsuckers 28 25 BLOODSUCKER, an anim...
blunderingly 32 25 BLUNDERING [adv]
blusteringly 33 23 BLUSTERING [adv]
blusterously 32 21 BLUSTEROUS, inclined...
boatbuilders 26 21 BOATBUILDER, one tha...
bodybuilders 33 24 BODYBUILDER, one who...
boeremusieks 24 23 BOEREMUSIEK, (Afrika...
boilermakers 25 23 BOILERMAKER, a drink...
boilermaking 26 26 metal-working in hea...
boilerplated 26 21 BOILERPLATE, to prin...
boilerplates 26 20 BOILERPLATE, to prin...
boisterously 30 19 BOISTEROUS, rowdy, h...
bokmakieries 25 26 BOKMAKIERIE, (South...
bonbonnieres 21 21 BONBONNIERE, (French...
bondservants 23 22 BONDSERVANT, a slave...
bonnyclabber 35 29 (Irish) milk natural...
boomeranging 23 24 BOOMERANG, to return...
boondogglers 24 22 BOONDOGGLER, one who...
botherations 23 18 BOTHERATION, trouble...
boulevardier 25 22 (French) a person wh...
bouquetieres 30 26 BOUQUETIERE, (French...
boutonnieres 20 18 BOUTONNIERE, (French...
bowdlerisers 27 20 BOWDLERISER, one who...
bowdlerising 28 23 BOWDLERISE, to expur...
bowdlerizers 30 29 BOWDLERIZER, one who...
bowdlerizing 31 32 BOWDLERIZE, to purge...
brachycerous 37 26 of insects, having s...
brainstormer 23 19 one who engages in b...
brainteasers 21 16 BRAINTEASER, somethi...
brainwashers 27 21 BRAINWASHER, one who...
brassfounder 24 21 a person who casts o...
breadberries 24 19 BREADBERRY, bread st...
breadwinners 24 21 BREADWINNER, the per...
breakdancers 25 24 BREAKDANCER, one who...
breakfasters 25 22 BREAKFASTER, one who...
breastsummer 25 22 a beam supporting th...
breathalyser 31 20 (tradename) a device...
breathalyzer 34 29 (tradename) a device...
breechloader 27 22 a firearm that loads...
breunnerites 21 18 BREUNNERITE, an iron...
brickfielder 31 27 a hot dry wind in Au...
broadcasters 25 19 BROADCASTER [n]
broncobuster 27 23 one who breaks wild...
broomballers 27 23 BROOMBALLER, one who...
brotherhoods 26 20 BROTHERHOOD, the sta...
buccaneering 28 26 acting as a buccanee...
buccaneerish 30 25 of or like a buccane...
buccaniering 29 26 BUCCANIER, to act as...
buffaloberry 36 28 an American shrub of...
buffooneries 25 23 BUFFOONERY, foolish...
bullfighters 32 25 BULLFIGHTER [n]
bullshitters 29 20 BULLSHITTER, one who...
bullterriers 26 18 BULLTERRIER, a breed...
bumbershoots 28 24 BUMBERSHOOT, (US sla...
bunchberries 30 25 BUNCHBERRY, the dwar...
burgomasters 25 21 BURGOMASTER, (Dutch)...
burseraceous 25 20 belonging to a genus...
bushwhackers 35 30 BUSHWHACKER, a guerr...
butcherbirds 32 25 BUTCHERBIRD, the shr...
butterfishes 28 21 BUTTERFISH, a name g...
butterflyers 33 22 BUTTERFLYER, a swimm...
butterflying 34 25 BUTTERFLY, to split...
butterscotch 32 24 a candy made from br...
buttonholers 25 20 BUTTONHOLER, a perso...
cabinetmaker 26 26 a skilled woodworker...
cackermander 27 27 (dialect) a friend [...
cacographers 31 25 CACOGRAPHER, a bad w...
cadaverously 32 24 CADAVEROUS, resembli...
calenderings 24 21 CALENDERING [n]
calligrapher 31 24 a professional copyi...
calorimeters 25 19 CALORIMETER, an inst...
camaraderies 23 19 CAMARADERIE, (French...
cameraperson 24 22 a male or female cam...
cameraphones 26 24 CAMERAPHONE, a combi...
camiknickers 30 30 a woman's undergarme...
campanologer 26 25 a bell-ringer [n -S]
canceleering 26 23 CANCELEER, to make s...
canceliering 27 23 CANCELIER, to make s...
cancerations 24 20 CANCERATION, the act...
cancerphobia 31 27 fear of cancer, also...
candleholder 26 22 a holder with a sock...
candlepowers 28 24 CANDLEPOWER, an old...
canisterised 23 17 CANISTERISE, to put...
canisterises 23 16 CANISTERISE, to put...
canisterized 26 26 CANISTERIZE, to put...
canisterizes 26 25 CANISTERIZE, to put...
cankeredness 22 22 the state of being c...
cantankerous 22 22 difficult or irritat...
canterburies 25 20 CANTERBURY, a stand...
cantilevered 25 22 CANTILEVER, to proje...
capercaillie 30 23 (Gaelic) a large Sco...
capercailzie 32 31 (Gaelic) a large Sco...
capernoities 24 19 CAPERNOITIE, (Scots)...
caravanserai 23 20 a kind of unfurnishe...
carburetters 26 19 CARBURETTER, an appa...
cardsharpers 28 21 CARDSHARPER, one who...
carpentering 25 22 CARPENTER, to constr...
carpetbagger 29 25 a Northerner in the...
carpetmonger 26 24 (Shakespeare) an eff...
cartographer 28 22 one who makes maps,...
cartwheelers 29 21 CARTWHEELER, one who...
cashierments 26 21 CASHIERMENT, the act...
cassiterites 24 15 CASSITERITE, native...
catapultiers 27 20 CATAPULTIER, one who...
caterpillars 28 20 CATERPILLAR, the elo...
caterwaulers 27 20 CATERWAULER [n]
caterwauling 28 23 making a harsh cry [...
catheterised 25 18 CATHETERISE, to trea...
catheterises 25 17 CATHETERISE, to trea...
catheterisms 27 20 CATHETERISM, use of...
catheterized 28 27 CATHETERIZE, to fit...
catheterizes 28 26 CATHETERIZE, to fit...
cathetometer 25 20 an instrument for me...
cathiodermie 26 21 a beauty treatment f...
cauliflowers 31 24 CAULIFLOWER, a varie...
cavalierisms 28 23 CAVALIERISM, the sta...
centerboards 24 20 CENTERBOARD, a retra...
centeredness 21 18 the state of being c...
centerpieces 27 22 CENTERPIECE, the cen...
centralisers 24 17 CENTRALISER, one who...
centralizers 27 26 CENTRALIZER, one who...
centrosphere 26 21 the central part of...
cephalometer 28 24 an instrument for po...
ceramography 35 27 the historical descr...
cerargyrites 31 19 CERARGYRITE, a miner...
ceratopsians 24 19 CERATOPSIAN, a bird-...
ceraunograph 27 24 an instrument for re...
cerebralisms 28 22 CEREBRALISM, the the...
cerebralists 27 19 CEREBRALIST, an adhe...
cerebrations 24 19 CEREBRATION, the unc...
cerebritises 26 18 CEREBRITIS, inflamma...
cerebrosides 25 19 CEREBROSIDE, any of...
cerebrotonia 23 19 the temperament asso...
cerebrotonic 27 22 someone with a perso...
ceremonially 31 23 CEREMONIAL, of or li...
cerographies 28 22 CEROGRAPHY, writing...
cerographist 29 22 a practitioner of ce...
ceroplastics 30 22 the craft of wax mod...
certificated 29 22 CERTIFICATE, to test...
certificates 29 21 CERTIFICATE, to test...
cervicitises 30 22 CERVICITIS, inflamma...
chaetiferous 27 21 bearing bristles; br...
chairpersons 27 21 CHAIRPERSON, a chair...
chairwarmers 30 23 CHAIRWARMER, an offi...
chalicothere 31 23 an extinct three-toe...
chamberhands 30 27 CHAMBERHAND, (New Ze...
chamberlains 29 25 CHAMBERLAIN, an offi...
chambermaids 30 27 CHAMBERMAID, a maid...
chandeliered 25 21 having a chandelier...
chandlerings 27 23 CHANDLERING, the pro...
changerounds 25 23 CHANGEROUND, a chang...
chansonniers 23 20 CHANSONNIER, a cabar...
chanterelles 26 20 CHANTERELLE, (French...
chanticleers 29 22 CHANTICLEER, a roost...
chaperonages 26 23 CHAPERONAGE, the act...
chapterhouse 29 23 the building attache...
characterful 32 25 full of character [a...
characteries 28 20 CHARACTERY, writing;...
charactering 29 23 CHARACTER, (archaic]...
characterise 28 20 to give a character...
characterism 30 23 a characteristic [n...
characterize 31 29 to describe the char...
charbroilers 29 21 CHARBROILER, an appa...
charcuteries 29 21 CHARCUTERIE, (French...
charioteered 24 18 CHARIOTEER, to drive...
charterparty 34 22 the common written f...
chatterboxes 33 27 CHATTERBOX, a talkat...
checkerberry 38 29 the fruit of various...
checkerbloom 33 31 a Californian malvac...
checkerboard 31 28 a board used in vari...
checkweigher 36 31 a colliery worker wh...
cheerfullest 30 23 CHEERFUL, in good sp...
cheerfulness 28 23 the state of being c...
cheerinesses 24 18 CHEERINESS, the stat...
cheerishness 27 20 (obsolete) cheerfuln...
cheerleaders 25 19 CHEERLEADER [n]
cheerleading 26 22 CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
cheeseburger 28 23 a hamburger topped w...
cheesecutter 28 21 a movable keel that...
cheesehopper 30 25 a small fly whose la...
cheesemonger 25 23 one who sells cheese...
cheeseparers 26 20 CHEESEPARER, a mean...
cheesetaster 24 17 a long hollow tool f...
cheiromancer 28 24 one who claims to di...
chelicerates 29 21 CHELICERATE, an arth...
chemospheres 30 25 CHEMOSPHERE, the the...
chemospheric 34 28 relating to the chem...
chemosurgery 34 25 the chemical removal...
chemotherapy 36 27 therapy involving th...
chequerboard 35 31 a board for playing...
chequerworks 38 34 CHEQUERWORK, any pat...
cherishingly 37 25 CHERISHING [adv]
cherishments 29 23 CHERISHMENT, the act...
cherrystones 31 20 CHERRYSTONE, a mediu...
cherubically 40 28 CHERUBICAL, like a c...
chessplayers 35 23 CHESSPLAYER, one who...
chesterfield 29 22 a sofa [n -S]
chiffonniers 29 25 CHIFFONNIER, (French...
childermases 28 22 CHILDERMAS, a church...
childminders 29 24 CHILDMINDER, one who...
chimerically 39 27 CHIMERICAL, of the n...
chinaberries 27 21 CHINABERRY, a small...
chinoiseries 25 18 CHINOISERIE, (French...
chirographer 31 24 (obsolete) an offici...
chiromancers 29 24 CHIROMANCER, a palm-...
chiropterans 27 21 CHIROPTERAN, a membe...
chiropterous 28 21 relating to the Chir...
chirurgeries 28 20 CHIRURGERY, surgery...
chitterlings 29 21 CHITTERLING, part of...
chlorimeters 28 21 CHLORIMETER, an appa...
chloroformer 29 24 CHLOROFORM, to treat...
chlorometers 27 21 CHLOROMETER, instrum...
chocolatiers 29 21 CHOCOLATIER, one who...
choirmasters 27 20 CHOIRMASTER, the lea...
chokeberries 28 24 CHOKEBERRY, a small...
cholerically 38 25 CHOLERIC, bad-temper...
cholesterins 26 19 CHOLESTERIN, a forme...
cholesterols 27 19 CHOLESTEROL, a stero...
choregrapher 30 24 one who choregraphs,...
chorographer 30 24 one who maps or desc...
chorusmaster 27 21 the conductor of a c...
chowderheads 30 24 CHOWDERHEAD, a fooli...
chromocenter 28 24 a densely staining a...
chromosphere 30 25 the region of the at...
chronologers 26 21 CHRONOLOGER, an expe...
chronometers 25 21 CHRONOMETER, an inst...
chrysoberyls 42 25 CHRYSOBERYL, a miner...
circuiteered 27 20 CIRCUITEER, of a jud...
circulariser 29 20 one who circularises...
circularizer 32 29 one who circularizes...
circumcenter 31 26 the point at which t...
circumcisers 33 25 CIRCUMCISER, one who...
circumventer 30 27 one who circumvents,...
clapperboard 30 26 a hinged board (or a...
clapperclaws 36 29 CLAPPERCLAW, (archai...
claptrappery 37 27 nonsense, claptrap [...
clatteringly 33 22 CLATTERING [adv]
clavieristic 31 23 relating to a clavie...
clenbuterols 27 22 CLENBUTEROL, a drug...
clerestoried 24 17 having a clerestory...
clerestories 24 16 CLERESTORY, the uppe...
clericalisms 31 23 CLERICALISM, a polic...
clericalists 30 20 CLERICALIST, one who...
cleromancies 27 23 CLEROMANCY, divinati...
clevernesses 25 21 CLEVERNESS, the qual...
cliffhangers 32 27 CLIFFHANGER, a narra...
climacterics 33 25 CLIMACTERIC, a suppo...
cloudberries 27 21 CLOUDBERRY, a low pl...
cloverleaves 28 25 CLOVERLEAF, the patt...
clusteringly 34 23 CLUSTERING [adv]
coacervating 28 25 COACERVATE, to heap;...
coacervation 26 23 an aggregation of pa...
coachbuilder 32 26 a craftsman who buil...
coalitioners 23 17 COALITIONER, a suppo...
coasteerings 23 18 COASTEERING, an adve...
cobwebberies 32 27 COBWEBBERY, cobwebs...
cockernonies 25 24 COCKERNONY, (Scots)...
codevelopers 27 24 CODEVELOPER, one who...
codiscovered 28 24 CODISCOVER, to disco...
codiscoverer 28 23 CODISCOVER, to disco...
coelenterate 21 17 a classification of...
coercimeters 27 21 COERCIMETER, an inst...
coercionists 26 19 COERCIONIST, one who...
coerciveness 27 23 the state of being c...
coercivities 29 22 COERCIVITY, the qual...
coeternities 22 16 COETERNITY, existenc...
coffeemakers 28 28 COFFEEMAKER, a utens...
cogeneration 21 19 the production of el...
cogenerators 22 18 COGENERATOR, a devic...
coinherences 26 22 COINHERENCE, the act...
coinheritors 25 18 COINHERITOR, a joint...
coleopterans 24 20 COLEOPTERAN, a large...
coleopterist 26 19 one who studies beet...
coleopterons 24 20 COLEOPTERON, a large...
coleopterous 25 20 pertaining to beetle...
collaterally 33 21 COLLATERAL, side by...
collegianers 25 20 COLLEGIANER, a membe...
colorimeters 25 19 COLORIMETER, an inst...
commandeered 23 24 COMMANDEER, to compe...
commanderies 24 23 COMMANDERY, the offi...
commercially 37 28 COMMERCIAL, related...
commiserable 28 25 able to be commisera...
commiserated 25 22 COMMISERATE, to feel...
commiserates 25 21 COMMISERATE, to feel...
commiserator 25 21 one who commiserates...
commissioner 25 22 a person who holds a...
communaliser 26 24 one who communalises...
communalizer 29 33 one who communalizes...
complimenter 28 26 one who pays complim...
compromisers 28 24 COMPROMISER, one who...
comptrollers 29 23 COMPTROLLER [n]
computerdoms 28 26 COMPUTERDOM, the wor...
computereses 26 22 COMPUTERESE, the jar...
computerised 27 23 COMPUTERISE, to rend...
computerises 27 22 COMPUTERISE, to rend...
computerists 28 22 COMPUTERIST, a perso...
computerized 30 32 COMPUTERIZE, to carr...
computerizes 30 31 COMPUTERIZE, to carr...
computerless 28 23 without a computer [...
computerlike 29 27 like a computer [adj...
computerniks 28 27 COMPUTERNIK, a compu...
concentering 25 23 CONCENTER, (US) to h...
concernments 25 24 CONCERNMENT, somethi...
concertantes 24 20 CONCERTANTE, a compo...
concertgoers 26 21 CONCERTGOER, one who...
concertgoing 27 24 the act of attending...
concertinaed 24 21 CONCERTINA, to fold...
concertinist 26 20 one who plays the co...
concertising 27 22 CONCERTISE, to perfo...
concertizing 30 31 CONCERTIZE, to perfo...
concertstuck 31 27 a composition in con...
concessioner 24 20 CONCESSION [v]
conchiferous 30 25 bearing a shell [adj...
condenseries 21 18 CONDENSERY, a conden...
conditioners 22 18 CONDITIONER, somethi...
confectioner 26 23 a manufacturer of or...
confederated 23 21 CONFEDERATE, to unit...
confederates 23 20 CONFEDERATE, to unit...
conferencier 26 23 (French) a lecturer...
conferencing 27 26 the practice of hold...
conferential 24 21 of or like a confere...
conferrences 26 23 CONFERRENCE, the act...
confraternal 24 21 like a confraternity...
congenerical 26 23 of the same genus, o...
conglomerate 24 22 to gather into a bal...
conjecturers 28 29 CONJECTURER, one who...
connumerated 22 22 CONNUMERATE, to coun...
connumerates 22 21 CONNUMERATE, to coun...
conqueresses 30 26 CONQUERESS, a woman...
conqueringly 39 32 CONQUERING [adv]
conservation 23 21 a careful preservati...
conservatise 24 20 to grow conservative...
conservatism 26 23 the principles and p...
conservative 26 24 tending to conserve...
conservatize 27 29 to grow conservative...
conservators 24 20 CONSERVATOR, one tha...
conservatory 30 22 a greenhouse for gro...
conservatrix 31 27 a female conservator...
considerable 25 21 to a high degree [ad...
considerably 32 23 CONSIDERABLE, to a h...
considerance 24 21 (archaic) considerat...
consiglieres 25 19 CONSIGLIERE, in Ital...
consternated 21 18 CONSTERNATE, to fill...
consternates 21 17 CONSTERNATE, to fill...
constituters 24 17 CONSTITUTER, one who...
constrainers 22 17 CONSTRAINER, somethi...
constructers 27 20 CONSTRUCTER, one who...
consumerisms 26 23 CONSUMERISM, the pro...
consumerists 25 20 CONSUMERIST, an adhe...
consumership 29 25 the state of being a...
containerise 21 17 to ship by container...
containerize 24 26 to ship by container...
contempering 26 25 CONTEMPER, to blend...
conterminant 22 21 adjacent, end to end...
conterminate 22 20 adjacent, end to end...
conterminous 23 21 sharing the same end...
contradicter 26 20 one who contradicts,...
contraveners 23 21 CONTRAVENER, one who...
contrayervas 30 22 CONTRAYERVA, a tropi...
controverses 24 20 CONTROVERSE, (archai...
controverted 24 21 CONTROVERT, to oppos...
controverter 24 20 one who controverts...
contubernyal 31 24 (archaic) living or...
convenership 28 26 the office of conven...
conventicler 28 25 a member of a conven...
conventioner 22 22 a person who attends...
convergences 27 26 CONVERGENCE, the sta...
conversances 26 24 CONVERSANCE, the sta...
conversantly 31 24 CONVERSANT, having k...
conversation 23 21 communication by tal...
conversative 26 24 ready to talk [adj]
conversional 24 22 relating to conversi...
convertibles 28 24 CONVERTIBLE, a car w...
conveyancers 32 26 CONVEYANCER, one who...
cooperations 23 19 COOPERATION, the act...
cooperatives 26 22 COOPERATIVE, an ente...
copartneries 24 19 COPARTNERY, the stat...
copartnering 25 22 COPARTNER, to act as...
coperniciums 30 26 COPERNICIUM, a short...
copolymerise 33 24 to make into a copol...
copolymerize 36 33 to make into a copol...
copperplates 30 25 COPPERPLATE, an engr...
coppersmiths 32 26 COPPERSMITH, a worke...
coprosperity 34 23 shared prosperity [n...
coprosterols 26 19 COPROSTEROL, a compo...
copublishers 32 25 COPUBLISHER, a joint...
copyrighters 36 24 COPYRIGHTER, one who...
coralberries 26 19 CORALBERRY, an Ameri...
coresearcher 27 20 a joint researcher [...
cornerstones 21 17 CORNERSTONE, a stone...
coronerships 27 21 CORONERSHIP, the off...
correctioner 25 19 (Shakespeare) a pers...
cosmographer 29 25 a student of cosmogr...
cosmospheres 28 23 COSMOSPHERE, an appa...
costermonger 24 21 a hawker of fruits,...
cotoneasters 21 16 COTONEASTER, any shr...
coulombmeter 28 26 an instrument for me...
countenancer 23 22 one who countenances...
counteracted 25 21 COUNTERACT, to act c...
counteragent 22 20 anything which count...
counterargue 23 20 to argue against [v...
counterbases 24 20 COUNTERBASE, (Italia...
counterblast 26 21 a defiant pronouncem...
counterblows 29 24 COUNTERBLOW, a blow...
counterbluff 31 28 actions or words int...
counterbonds 24 22 COUNTERBOND, a bond...
counterbored 24 21 COUNTERBORE, to form...
counterbores 24 20 COUNTERBORE, to form...
counterbrace 27 23 to brace or fasten (...
counterbuffs 30 27 COUNTERBUFF, to rebu...
countercharm 29 25 to destroy or dissol...
countercheck 32 29 to check by opposing...
counterclaim 28 24 to enter or plead a...
countercoups 28 24 COUNTERCOUP, a coup...
countercries 26 20 COUNTERCRY, a cry se...
counterdrawn 25 22 COUNTERDRAW, to trac...
counterdraws 26 21 COUNTERDRAW, to trac...
counterfeits 25 20 COUNTERFEIT, to imit...
counterfires 25 20 COUNTERFIRE, return...
counterflows 29 24 COUNTERFLOW, the flo...
counterfoils 26 21 COUNTERFOIL, part of...
counterforce 27 23 an opposing force [n...
counterforts 25 20 COUNTERFORT, a buttr...
counterglows 28 23 COUNTERGLOW, another...
counterimage 24 22 a corresponding imag...
counterlight 28 22 a light opposite to...
countermands 23 22 COUNTERMAND, to revo...
countermarch 29 25 to march or cause to...
countermarks 25 24 COUNTERMARK, an addi...
countermemos 24 23 COUNTERMEMO, a memo...
countermined 23 22 COUNTERMINE, to make...
countermines 23 21 COUNTERMINE [n]
countermoved 25 25 COUNTERMOVE, to make...
countermoves 25 24 COUNTERMOVE, to make...
countermured 24 22 COUNTERMURE, to defe...
countermures 24 21 COUNTERMURE, to defe...
countermyths 33 24 COUNTERMYTH, an oppo...
counteroffer 26 23 a return offer made...
counterorder 22 18 to issue an order co...
counterpaces 27 23 COUNTERPACE, a step...
counterpanes 23 21 COUNTERPANE, a bed c...
counterparts 25 20 COUNTERPART, one of...
counterparty 31 22 a party set up in op...
counterpeise 24 20 (obsolete) to counte...
counterplans 25 22 COUNTERPLAN [n]
counterplays 32 23 COUNTERPLAY [n]
counterplead 25 22 to plead the contrar...
counterpleas 25 21 COUNTERPLEA, a repli...
counterplots 26 21 COUNTERPLOT, to intr...
counterploys 32 23 COUNTERPLOY, a ploy...
counterpoint 24 21 a melody added to an...
counterpoise 24 20 to poise, balance or...
counterposed 24 21 COUNTERPOSE, to plac...
counterposes 24 20 COUNTERPOSE, to plac...
counterpower 27 23 a power opposed to a...
counterproof 26 23 an inverted impressi...
counterpunch 30 27 to return a punch or...
counterraids 23 18 COUNTERRAID [n]
counterrally 31 21 to rally in oppositi...
counterscarp 28 23 a narrow earth band...
counterseals 23 18 COUNTERSEAL, (Shakes...
countershaft 27 22 an intermediate shaf...
countershots 25 19 COUNTERSHOT, a shot...
countersigns 24 20 COUNTERSIGN [n]
countersinks 24 22 COUNTERSINK, to make...
counterspell 27 22 a spell intended to...
counterspies 25 20 COUNTERSPY, a spy wh...
counterstain 22 18 to apply additional...
counterstate 22 17 to state in oppositi...
countersteps 25 20 COUNTERSTEP, a step...
counterstyle 30 20 an opposing style [n...
countersuing 24 21 COUNTERSUE, to sue s...
countersuits 24 18 COUNTERSUIT, a suit...
countertenor 21 18 the highest alto mal...
countertrade 22 18 to trade by barter [...
countertrend 22 19 an opposing trend [n...
countertypes 31 22 COUNTERTYPE, an oppo...
countervails 26 22 COUNTERVAIL, to coun...
counterviews 28 24 COUNTERVIEW, an oppo...
counterweigh 29 24 to weigh against, co...
counterwords 26 21 COUNTERWORD, a word...
counterworks 27 24 COUNTERWORK [n]
counterworld 27 22 a world imagined in...
courtierisms 26 19 COURTIERISM, the beh...
courtierlike 26 21 like a courtier [adj...
covermounted 25 25 COVERMOUNT, to attac...
covertnesses 24 20 COVERTNESS, the stat...
crackberries 30 25 CRACKBERRY, a BlackB...
crackerjacks 34 38 CRACKERJACK, a perso...
craftsperson 27 22 a craftsman or craft...
crakeberries 26 22 CRAKEBERRY, another...
craniometers 23 19 CRANIOMETER, an inst...
crapehangers 27 23 CRAPEHANGER, a moros...
crapshooters 27 20 CRAPSHOOTER, one who...
cremailleres 26 20 CREMAILLERE, (French...
crepehangers 27 23 CREPEHANGER, a pessi...
crewelleries 28 20 CREWELLERY, crewelwo...
crinkleroots 25 21 CRINKLEROOT, any of...
criticasters 28 18 CRITICASTER, an infe...
crossbearers 25 18 CROSSBEARER, a perso...
crossbencher 30 24 CROSSBENCH [v]
crotcheteers 28 20 CROTCHETEER, a crotc...
crymotherapy 41 27 medical treatment us...
cryopreserve 33 24 to preserve by freez...
cryptomerias 33 23 CRYPTOMERIA, a kind...
cryptometers 33 23 CRYPTOMETER, a instr...
crystalisers 32 18 CRYSTALISER, somethi...
crystalizers 35 27 CRYSTALIZER, somethi...
crystalliser 33 19 an agent that causes...
crystallizer 36 28 an agent that causes...
cuckooflower 33 30 a plant commonly fou...
culverineers 26 22 CULVERINEER, one who...
culvertailed 28 23 having a tail like a...
cumbersomely 35 28 CUMBERSOME, burdenso...
cupuliferous 30 25 bearing cupules [adj...
curietherapy 34 23 a former name for th...
cyberathlete 34 23 a professional playe...
cyberattacks 36 27 CYBERATTACK, an atte...
cyberbullies 37 26 CYBERBULLY, one who...
cybernations 30 22 CYBERNATION, the aut...
cybernetical 35 25 relating to cybernet...
cyberphobias 38 28 CYBERPHOBIA, fear of...
cyberstalker 34 25 one who uses electro...
cycloserines 33 22 CYCLOSERINE, a broad...
cyproterones 30 21 CYPROTERONE, a synth...
cysticercoid 37 24 a tapeworm larva hav...
daggerboards 24 21 DAGGERBOARD, a light...
dappernesses 23 20 DAPPERNESS, the stat...
daughterhood 25 21 the state of being a...
daughterless 25 19 without a daughter [...
daughterling 26 22 a small daughter [n...
dealbreakers 23 21 DEALBREAKER, an issu...
debaucheries 27 22 DEBAUCHERY, the act...
decalcifiers 30 23 DECALCIFIER, an agen...
decarboniser 24 20 an apparatus or remo...
decarbonizer 27 29 something that decar...
decelerating 24 20 DECELERATE, to reduc...
deceleration 22 18 the act of decelerat...
decelerators 23 17 DECELERATOR, somethi...
decerebrated 24 20 DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebrates 24 19 DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebrised 25 20 DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrises 25 19 DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrized 28 29 DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
decerebrizes 28 28 DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
decertifying 33 24 DECERTIFY, to withdr...
decipherable 30 25 capable of being dec...
decipherment 28 25 the act of decipheri...
declinometer 24 21 an instrument for me...
decluttering 26 21 DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decoherences 26 22 DECOHERENCE, the act...
decolorisers 24 17 DECOLORISER, an agen...
decolorizers 27 26 DECOLORIZER, an agen...
deemstership 26 21 the office of deemst...
deepwaterman 24 23 a seagoing ship [n D...
deepwatermen 24 23 DEEPWATERMAN, a seag...
deerstalkers 22 18 DEERSTALKER, a kind...
deerstalking 23 21 the sport of stalkin...
degeneracies 22 19 DEGENERACY, the stat...
degenerately 26 19 DEGENERATE, base, im...
degenerating 20 19 DEGENERATE, to pass...
degeneration 18 17 the act of degenerat...
degenerative 21 20 of, relating to, inv...
degringolers 23 19 DEGRINGOLER, to desc...
dehumidifier 27 23 an apparatus for red...
deinotherium 23 20 an extinct elephanti...
deleveraging 24 23 DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deliberately 30 20 DELIBERATE, intentio...
deliberating 24 20 DELIBERATE, to think...
deliberation 22 18 the act of deliberat...
deliberative 25 21 relating to delibera...
deliberators 23 17 DELIBERATOR, one who...
deliverables 26 22 DELIVERABLE, an item...
deliverances 25 22 DELIVERANCE, the act...
demagnetiser 21 19 a device for demagne...
demagnetizer 24 28 a device for demagne...
demineralise 21 18 to remove the minera...
demineralize 24 27 to remove the minera...
democratiser 24 19 one who democratises...
democratizer 27 28 one who democratizes...
demographers 26 23 DEMOGRAPHER, a stude...
demonolaters 20 18 DEMONOLATER, a worsh...
demoralisers 22 17 DEMORALISER, somethi...
demoralizers 25 26 DEMORALIZER, one who...
demulsifiers 26 21 DEMULSIFIER, an agen...
dendrometers 20 18 DENDROMETER, an inst...
denervations 20 19 DENERVATION, the act...
denitrifiers 23 17 DENITRIFIER, an agen...
densitometer 20 17 an instrument for me...
depauperated 23 21 DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperates 23 20 DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperised 24 21 DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperises 24 20 DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperized 27 30 DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
depauperizes 27 29 DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
depolarisers 23 17 DEPOLARISER, an agen...
depolarizers 26 26 DEPOLARIZER, an agen...
depolymerise 30 22 to break a large mol...
depolymerize 33 31 to break a large mol...
deprogrammer 25 24 one who deprograms [...
deracialised 24 18 DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracialises 24 17 DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracialized 27 27 DERACIALIZE, to dive...
deracializes 27 26 DERACIALIZE, to dive...
deracinating 23 20 DERACINATE, to uproo...
deracination 21 18 the act of deracinat...
deraignments 21 20 DERAIGNMENT, the act...
derangements 20 20 DERANGEMENT, the act...
derecognised 23 20 DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognises 23 19 DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognized 26 29 DERECOGNIZE, to with...
derecognizes 26 28 DERECOGNIZE, to with...
deregistered 21 16 DEREGISTER, to remov...
deregulating 23 20 DEREGULATE, to free...
deregulation 21 18 the act of removing...
deregulators 22 17 DEREGULATOR, one who...
deregulatory 28 19 relating to deregula...
derelictions 24 18 DERELICTION, an inte...
derepressing 23 19 DEREPRESS, to activa...
derepression 21 17 the act of derepress...
derestricted 24 17 DERESTRICT, to remov...
derisiveness 22 18 the state of being d...
derivational 22 19 relating to derivati...
derivatising 24 20 DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatively 32 24 DERIVATIVE, formed b...
derivatizing 27 29 DERIVATIZE, to make...
dermabrasion 22 20 surgical removal of...
dermaplaning 24 24 a cosmetic treatment...
dermapterans 22 20 DERMAPTERAN, any ins...
dermatitises 22 16 DERMATITIS, inflamma...
dermatologic 26 22 relating to dermatol...
dermatophyte 31 23 a fungus parasitic o...
derogatively 30 22 DEROGATIVE, derogato...
derogatorily 28 18 DEROGATORY, detracti...
descramblers 28 23 DESCRAMBLER, an elec...
desensitiser 20 14 an agent that desens...
desensitizer 23 23 an agent that desens...
deserpidines 22 18 DESERPIDINE, a synth...
desertifying 30 21 DESERTIFY, to make i...
deservedness 21 19 the state of being d...
desiderating 21 17 DESIDERATE, to desir...
desideration 19 15 the act of desiderat...
desiderative 22 18 implying desire [adj...
desilverised 24 19 DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverises 24 18 DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverized 27 28 DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desilverizes 27 27 DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desperations 21 17 DESPERATION, loss of...
dessertspoon 21 17 a spoon intermediate...
destabiliser 24 17 something that desta...
destabilizer 27 26 something that desta...
destempering 24 22 DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
desulfuriser 25 19 a device for removin...
desulfurizer 28 28 something for removi...
detergencies 23 19 DETERGENCY, a cleans...
deteriorated 19 14 DETERIORATE, to make...
deteriorates 19 13 DETERIORATE, to make...
deteriorisms 22 16 DETERIORISM, the doc...
determinable 23 21 capable of being det...
determinably 30 23 DETERMINABLE, capabl...
determinants 20 18 DETERMINANT, that wh...
determinated 20 18 DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
determinates 20 17 DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
determinator 20 17 something that deter...
determinedly 28 21 DETERMINED [adv]
determinisms 23 20 DETERMINISM, the doc...
determinists 22 17 DETERMINIST, a belie...
deuteranopes 20 18 DEUTERANOPE, an indi...
deuteranopia 20 18 red-green colour-bli...
deuteranopic 24 21 relating to deuteran...
deuterations 19 15 DEUTERATION, the act...
deuteroplasm 24 21 the food material, s...
deuteroscopy 31 22 second view or meani...
deuterostome 20 17 any of a major divis...
deverbatives 26 24 DEVERBATIVE, a noun...
diastereomer 20 16 a stereoisomer that...
diathermancy 32 24 permeability by or c...
dictyopteran 31 22 any insect of an ord...
differencied 27 24 DIFFERENCY, to make...
differencies 27 23 DIFFERENCY, to make...
differencing 28 26 DIFFERENCE, to make...
differentiae 23 20 DIFFERENTIA, a prope...
differential 25 21 relating to a differ...
diglycerides 33 22 DIGLYCERIDE, an este...
dilacerating 25 20 DILACERATE, to rend...
dilaceration 23 18 a rending asunder [n...
dilatometers 22 17 DILATOMETER, an inst...
dimercaprols 28 23 DIMERCAPROL, a compo...
dimerisation 21 17 the creation of a di...
dimerization 24 26 the creation of a di...
dinotheriums 24 20 DINOTHERIUM, an exti...
dioptometers 23 19 DIOPTOMETER, an inst...
diphtheritic 32 23 relating to diphther...
diphtheritis 29 20 diphtheria [n -ES]
diphtheroids 28 21 DIPHTHEROID, a bacte...
dipterocarps 28 22 DIPTEROCARP, a kind...
disannullers 22 18 DISANNULLER, one who...
disapprovers 27 23 DISAPPROVER, one who...
disassembler 25 20 a program that trans...
disbelievers 26 21 DISBELIEVER, one who...
discandering 24 21 (Shakespeare) meltin...
discerningly 32 23 DISCERNING [adv]
discernments 24 21 DISCERNMENT, the qua...
discerptible 30 23 able to be separated...
discerptions 26 20 DISCERPTION, the act...
discipliners 28 21 DISCIPLINER, one who...
discographer 29 23 a person who compile...
discomfiters 28 22 DISCOMFITER, one who...
disconcerted 26 21 DISCONCERT, to throw...
disconnecter 25 21 one who disconnects...
discontinuer 23 19 one who discontinues...
discouragers 25 19 DISCOURAGER, one who...
discoverable 28 24 that can be discover...
discoverture 26 21 the state of being d...
discumbering 29 26 DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
disembitters 25 19 DISEMBITTER, to free...
disempowered 26 23 DISEMPOWER, to depri...
disenchanter 24 20 one who disenchants...
disencumbers 27 24 DISENCUMBER, to free...
disfavourers 25 21 DISFAVOURER, one who...
dishonourers 22 17 DISHONOURER [n]
disinherison 22 17 the act of disinheri...
disinherited 23 17 DISINHERIT, to depri...
disinterests 21 14 DISINTEREST, to caus...
disinterment 21 18 the act of disinterr...
disinterring 22 17 DISINTER, to exhume...
dismemberers 25 22 DISMEMBERER, one who...
dismembering 26 25 DISMEMBER, to cut or...
disoperation 21 17 a mutually harmful r...
disorderedly 28 18 DISORDERED [adv]
disorderlies 22 15 DISORDERLY, a disord...
disorganiser 21 16 one who disorganises...
disorganizer 24 25 one who disorganizes...
dispaupering 26 23 DISPAUPER, to depriv...
dispauperise 25 20 to free from pauperd...
dispauperize 28 29 to free from pauperd...
dispersively 33 23 DISPERSIVE, tending...
disqualifier 33 27 one who disqualifies...
disregarders 22 16 DISREGARDER, one who...
disremembers 25 22 DISREMEMBER, to forg...
dissenterish 23 16 like a (religious) d...
dissenterism 22 17 the beliefs of a dis...
dissertating 22 16 DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissertation 20 14 an extended usually...
dissertative 23 17 relating to disserta...
dissertators 21 13 DISSERTATOR, one who...
disseverance 24 21 the act of disseveri...
disseverment 23 21 the act of disseveri...
disshivering 27 22 DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissundering 22 19 DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
distemperate 23 19 not temperate [adj]
distempering 25 22 DISTEMPER, to paint...
distilleries 24 15 DISTILLERY, the buil...
distributers 25 17 DISTRIBUTER, one who...
ditchdiggers 30 23 DITCHDIGGER, one tha...
divergements 24 23 DIVERGEMENT, the act...
divergencies 26 23 DIVERGENCY, a drawin...
diversifiers 26 20 DIVERSIFIER, one who...
diversifying 33 25 DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversionary 28 20 tending to draw atte...
diversionist 23 18 one engaged in diver...
diverticular 28 22 relating to a divert...
diverticulum 30 26 a blind passage or t...
divertimenti 24 21 DIVERTIMENTO, (Itali...
divertimento 23 21 (Italian) a genre of...
divineresses 22 18 DIVINERESS, a woman...
dockwalloper 31 28 an informal US name...
dogberryisms 32 23 DOGBERRYISM, the sta...
doloriferous 23 18 bearing grief or pai...
doomwatchers 29 24 DOOMWATCHER, one who...
doorknockers 24 25 DOORKNOCKER, a knock...
doorsteppers 24 19 DOORSTEPPER, a sales...
dopaminergic 27 25 liberating, activate...
doppelganger 26 25 (German) a ghostly c...
dorsolateral 21 15 of, relating to, or...
doubleheader 24 21 two games, contests...
downlighters 28 22 DOWNLIGHTER, a downw...
downshifters 28 22 DOWNSHIFTER, one who...
doxographers 31 27 DOXOGRAPHER, a compi...
draftsperson 24 20 a draftsman or draft...
drillmasters 25 18 DRILLMASTER, an inst...
droseraceous 22 17 belonging to the Dro...
drunkometers 22 22 DRUNKOMETER, a devic...
drysalteries 28 16 DRYSALTERY, the arti...
dumbfounders 26 26 DUMBFOUNDER, to stri...
dumfoundered 23 24 DUMFOUNDER, to strik...
dumortierite 22 17 (French) an orthorho...
dunderheaded 21 20 of or like a dunderh...
dynamometers 27 22 DYNAMOMETER, instrum...
dyssynergias 34 20 DYSSYNERGIA, muscula...
dyssynergies 34 20 DYSSYNERGY, muscular...
earlierising 22 16 EARLIERISE, to do at...
earlierizing 25 25 EARLIERIZE, to do at...
earthshakers 25 20 EARTHSHAKER, an even...
eavesdropper 25 23 one who eavesdrops [...
ebulliometer 25 21 a device used to det...
echinodermal 26 23 of or like an echino...
ecoterrorism 24 18 sabotage intended to...
ecoterrorist 23 15 one who practises ec...
effervescent 28 26 frothing, bubbling [...
effervescing 30 28 EFFERVESCE, to bubbl...
effronteries 23 19 EFFRONTERY, shameles...
effusiometer 25 22 an instrument for co...
elderberries 23 17 ELDERBERRY, the frui...
elderflowers 27 21 ELDERFLOWER, the flo...
electioneers 22 17 ELECTIONEER, to take...
electrifiers 27 19 ELECTRIFIER, somethi...
electroliers 25 17 ELECTROLIER, a chand...
electrolyser 31 19 something that elect...
electrolyzer 34 28 an agent for electro...
electromeric 28 22 of or like an electr...
electrometer 24 19 an instrument for me...
electrotyper 32 21 a person who makes e...
eleutherarch 28 21 the chief of the ele...
elytrigerous 29 18 bearing elytra [adj]
embarcaderos 25 22 EMBARCADERO, a landi...
embellishers 28 22 EMBELLISHER, one who...
embitterings 25 21 EMBITTERING, the act...
embitterment 24 22 the act of embitteri...
embowerments 26 25 EMBOWERMENT, the act...
embroiderers 23 19 EMBROIDERER, one who...
embroideries 23 19 EMBROIDERY, the art...
embroidering 24 22 EMBROIDER, to orname...
emperorships 28 23 EMPERORSHIP, the off...
emplastering 25 22 EMPLASTER, (obsolete...
empoverished 27 25 EMPOVERISH, (obsolet...
empoverisher 27 24 one who empoverishes...
empoverishes 27 24 EMPOVERISH, (obsolet...
empowerments 26 25 EMPOWERMENT, the act...
enantiomeric 22 20 of or like an enanti...
encipherment 27 25 the act of encipheri...
encloistered 23 18 ENCLOISTER, (obsolet...
encomenderos 21 21 ENCOMENDERO, the com...
encounterers 21 18 ENCOUNTERER, one who...
encountering 22 21 ENCOUNTER, to meet [...
encumberment 26 27 the act of encumberi...
encumbrancer 28 27 one that holds an en...
endangerment 19 21 the act of endangeri...
endeavourers 20 19 ENDEAVOURER [n]
endodermises 20 18 ENDODERMIS, a close-...
endoperoxide 26 25 any of various biosy...
endosmometer 20 20 an instrument for me...
endothermies 22 19 ENDOTHERMY, surgical...
endothermism 24 22 the formation of a c...
energisation 19 16 the process of energ...
energization 22 25 the process of energ...
enfranchiser 26 22 one who enfranchises...
engenderment 19 21 the act of engenderi...
engineerings 20 19 ENGINEERING [n]
enkernelling 22 23 ENKERNEL, to enclose...
enlighteners 23 19 ENLIGHTENER, one who...
enregistered 20 16 ENREGISTER, to regis...
ensheltering 23 19 ENSHELTER, (Shakespe...
enterchaunge 24 22 (obsolete) to interc...
enterdealing 20 18 ENTERDEALE, (Spenser...
enterobiases 20 16 ENTEROBIASIS, pinwor...
enterobiasis 21 16 pinworm infestation...
enterococcal 28 23 relating to enteroco...
enterococcus 28 23 any of a genus of ba...
enterocoeles 21 17 ENTEROCOELE, a coelo...
enterocoelic 25 20 of or like an entero...
enterokinase 18 18 an enzyme esp. of th...
enteropneust 20 18 any animal of the En...
enteroptoses 20 16 ENTEROPTOSIS, downwa...
enteroptosis 21 16 downward displacemen...
enterostomal 20 17 relating to enterost...
enterotomies 19 16 ENTEROTOMY, incision...
enterotoxins 24 21 ENTEROTOXIN, an inte...
enterprisers 22 16 ENTERPRISER, one who...
enterprising 23 19 marked by an indepen...
entertainers 18 14 ENTERTAINER, one who...
entertaining 19 17 amusing [adj ENTERTA...
entertissued 20 15 (Shakespeare) interw...
enumerations 19 18 ENUMERATION, the act...
envermeiling 24 24 ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
ephemerality 32 23 the state of being e...
ephemeridian 24 22 of or like an epheme...
equilaterals 30 24 EQUILATERAL, a shape...
equinumerous 29 28 having the same numb...
eradications 22 17 ERADICATION, the act...
erectilities 25 16 ERECTILITY, the stat...
ergastoplasm 25 21 ribosome-studded end...
ergativities 24 18 ERGATIVITY, the stat...
ergatomorphs 26 22 ERGATOMORPH, an erga...
ergodicities 25 18 ERGODICITY, the stat...
erogeneities 19 15 EROGENEITY, the stat...
erotisations 19 13 EROTISATION, the act...
erotizations 22 22 EROTIZATION, the act...
erotological 25 19 related to erotology...
erotologists 22 15 EROTOLOGIST, a stude...
erotomaniacs 22 19 EROTOMANIAC, one suf...
erotophobias 25 20 EROTOPHOBIA, fear of...
erubescences 27 23 ERUBESCENCE, a blush...
eruptiveness 24 21 the state of being e...
eruptivities 26 20 ERUPTIVITY, the stat...
erysipelases 29 18 ERYSIPELAS, a febril...
erysipeloids 30 19 ERYSIPELOID, an infe...
erythematous 29 20 showing erythema, re...
erythorbates 30 19 ERYTHORBATE, a salt...
erythraemias 29 19 ERYTHRAEMIA, another...
erythroblast 32 20 a cell in bone marro...
erythrocytes 38 21 ERYTHROCYTE, a red b...
erythrocytic 42 24 of or like an erythr...
erythromycin 39 25 a broadspectrum anti...
erythroniums 30 21 ERYTHRONIUM, any pla...
erythropenia 29 20 diminution below the...
erythropsias 31 19 ERYTHROPSIA, a defec...
erythrosines 28 17 ERYTHROSINE, a red s...
esoterically 31 19 ESOTERIC, intended f...
esotericisms 25 18 ESOTERICISM, esoteri...
esotericists 24 15 ESOTERICIST, a stude...
espiegleries 24 18 ESPIEGLERIE, (French...
establishers 26 18 ESTABLISHER, one who...
eternalising 21 17 ETERNALISE, to make...
eternalities 20 14 ETERNALITY, the qual...
eternalizing 24 26 ETERNALIZE, to make...
eternisation 18 14 the act of making et...
eternization 21 23 the act of making et...
etherealised 22 16 ETHEREALISE, to make...
etherealises 22 15 ETHEREALISE, to make...
etherealized 25 25 ETHEREALIZE, to make...
etherealizes 25 24 ETHEREALIZE, to make...
etherealness 21 16 the state of being e...
etherisation 21 15 conversion into ethe...
etherization 24 24 conversion into ethe...
etheromaniac 24 21 one addicted to taki...
etheromanias 21 18 ETHEROMANIA, addicti...
ethnographer 26 22 a student of ethnogr...
euhemerising 24 21 EUHEMERISE, to give...
euhemeristic 27 21 relating to euhemeri...
euhemerizing 27 30 EUHEMERIZE, to give...
euroterminal 21 18 the end station of a...
eurypteroids 29 19 EURYPTEROID, a euryp...
eurythermous 30 21 tolerating a wide ra...
evangelisers 23 20 EVANGELISER, one who...
evangelizers 26 29 EVANGELIZER, one who...
evaporimeter 24 22 an instrument for me...
evaporometer 23 22 an instrument for me...
everblooming 26 26 always in bloom [adj...
everlastings 24 20 EVERLASTING, a flowe...
everydayness 33 22 the state of being e...
everywhither 36 25 in all directions [a...
eviscerating 26 22 EVISCERATE, to depri...
evisceration 24 20 the act of eviscerat...
eviscerators 25 19 EVISCERATOR, one who...
eviternities 22 17 EVITERNITY, eternity...
exacerbating 31 28 EXACERBATE, to make...
exacerbation 29 26 the act of exarcebat...
exaggerating 28 26 EXAGGERATE, to enlar...
exaggeration 26 24 extravagant overstat...
exaggerative 29 27 tending to exaggerat...
exaggerators 27 23 EXAGGERATOR, one who...
exaggeratory 33 25 tending to exaggerat...
examinership 31 28 the office of examin...
exasperaters 27 22 EXASPERATER, one who...
exasperating 28 25 exciting the anger o...
exasperation 26 23 the state of being e...
exasperative 29 26 causing exasperation...
exasperators 27 22 EXASPERATOR, one who...
exchequering 40 37 EXCHEQUER, to place...
executioners 28 24 EXECUTIONER, one who...
exemplifiers 33 29 EXEMPLIFIER, one who...
exenterating 25 23 EXENTERATE, (obsolet...
exenteration 23 21 the act of exenterat...
exercitation 28 23 putting into practic...
exertainment 25 24 entertainment resour...
exheredating 28 25 EXHEREDATE, to disin...
exheredation 26 23 the act of exheredat...
exhibitioner 30 25 a university student...
exonerations 23 21 EXONERATION, the act...
exospherical 34 28 related to the exosp...
exoterically 37 26 EXOTERICAL, intellig...
exotericisms 31 25 EXOTERICISM, the sta...
exothermally 37 28 EXOTHERMAL, of a che...
experiencers 30 26 EXPERIENCER, one who...
experiencing 31 29 EXPERIENCE, to have...
experiential 28 24 relating to, derived...
experimental 29 27 of, relating to, or...
experimented 28 27 EXPERIMENT, to carry...
experimenter 28 26 one who experiments...
expertnesses 27 23 EXPERTNESS, a posses...
extemporiser 29 25 one who extemporises...
extemporizer 32 34 one who extemporizes...
extensimeter 26 23 an instrument for me...
extensometer 25 23 an instrument for me...
exteriorised 26 20 EXTERIORISE, to make...
exteriorises 26 19 EXTERIORISE, to make...
exteriorized 29 29 EXTERIORIZE, to make...
exteriorizes 29 28 EXTERIORIZE, to make...
exterminable 29 27 that can be extermin...
exterminated 26 24 EXTERMINATE, to get...
exterminates 26 23 EXTERMINATE, to get...
exterminator 26 23 one who exterminates...
externalised 26 22 EXTERNALISE, to make...
externalises 26 21 EXTERNALISE, to make...
externalisms 28 24 EXTERNALISM, undue r...
externalists 27 21 EXTERNALIST, a belie...
externalized 29 31 EXTERNALIZE, to make...
externalizes 29 30 EXTERNALIZE, to make...
exteroceptor 30 25 a sense organ excite...
extinguisher 30 25 a device that exting...
extortioners 25 20 EXTORTIONER, one who...
extrauterine 25 21 situated or occurrin...
extraversion 27 24 the state of being e...
extraversive 30 27 turning outwards [ad...
extraverting 29 26 EXTRAVERT, to turn o...
extroversion 27 24 the state of being e...
extroversive 30 27 characterised by ext...
extroverting 29 26 EXTROVERT, to turn o...
exuberancies 30 27 EXUBERANCY, the stat...
exulcerating 31 27 EXULCERATE, to ulcer...
exulceration 29 25 ulceration [n -S]
familiariser 25 19 one who familiarises...
familiarizer 28 28 one who familiarizes...
fatherliness 25 19 the state of being f...
faultfinders 26 22 FAULTFINDER, one giv...
featherbrain 25 21 a foolish scatterbra...
featheredged 24 21 FEATHEREDGE, to prov...
featheredges 24 20 FEATHEREDGE, to prov...
featherheads 25 20 FEATHERHEAD, an empt...
featheriness 23 18 the state of being f...
featherlight 29 22 extremely light [adj...
federalising 24 20 FEDERALISE, to unite...
federalistic 27 20 related to federalis...
federalizing 27 29 FEDERALIZE, to unite...
federatively 31 23 FEDERATIVE, uniting...
fellmongered 25 24 FELLMONGER, to sell...
fennelflower 27 25 any of various speci...
fermentation 21 20 a chemical change wi...
fermentative 24 23 causing or consistin...
fernitickles 28 24 FERNITICKLE, (Scots)...
fernytickles 34 26 FERNYTICKLE, (Scots)...
ferricyanide 31 22 a salt of hydroferri...
ferrimagnets 24 21 FERRIMAGNET, an iron...
ferrochromes 28 23 FERROCHROME, an allo...
ferrocyanide 30 22 a salt of hydroferro...
ferromagnets 23 21 FERROMAGNET, a type...
ferronickels 27 24 FERRONICKEL, an allo...
ferronnieres 20 17 FERRONNIERE, (French...
ferrosilicon 26 20 an alloy of iron and...
ferrugineous 23 20 of the colour of iro...
fertigations 23 18 FERTIGATION, fertili...
fertilisable 27 20 capable of being fer...
fertilizable 30 29 capable of being fer...
fervidnesses 24 21 FERVIDNESS, the stat...
festivalgoer 26 22 one who attends a fe...
festooneries 20 16 FESTOONERY, festoons...
feverishness 26 22 the state of being f...
fiberglassed 27 22 FIBERGLASS, (US) to...
fiberglasses 27 21 FIBERGLASS [n]
fiberisation 24 19 the act of fiberisin...
fiberization 27 28 the act of fiberizin...
fieldworkers 28 24 FIELDWORKER, one who...
fiercenesses 24 19 FIERCENESS, the qual...
filibustered 27 21 FILIBUSTER, to obstr...
filibusterer 27 20 one who filibusters...
financiering 25 23 FINANCIER, to conduc...
fingerboards 25 22 FINGERBOARD, the par...
fingerguards 25 22 FINGERGUARD, the cro...
fingerpicked 30 29 FINGERPICK, to play...
fingerplates 26 22 FINGERPLATE, a plate...
fingerprints 26 22 FINGERPRINT, an impr...
fingerstalls 26 20 FINGERSTALL, a cover...
firecrackers 30 25 FIRECRACKER, a usual...
firefighters 29 22 FIREFIGHTER [n]
firelighters 28 20 FIRELIGHTER, a piece...
flabbergasts 29 24 FLABBERGAST, to over...
flameproofer 27 25 one who flameproofs...
flamethrower 29 24 a device that expels...
flammiferous 28 26 producing flame [adj...
flapperhoods 29 25 FLAPPERHOOD, the sta...
flashpackers 32 28 FLASHPACKER, a backp...
flatteringly 32 22 FLATTERING [adv]
flatterously 31 20 FLATTEROUS, (archaic...
flaughtering 28 24 FLAUGHTER, (Scots) t...
fleshmongers 27 24 FLESHMONGER, a whore...
flickeringly 37 29 FLICKERING [adv]
flickertails 30 24 FLICKERTAIL, in Nort...
flimflammers 31 29 FLIMFLAMMER, one who...
flimflammery 37 31 the act of engaging...
flittermouse 25 20 (dialect) a bat [n F...
floorwalkers 28 24 FLOORWALKER, a perso...
fluorimeters 25 20 FLUORIMETER, an inst...
fluorometers 24 20 FLUOROMETER, an inst...
flusterments 25 21 FLUSTERMENT, the sta...
flutterboard 26 21 a kind of swimming a...
flutteringly 33 23 FLUTTERING [adv]
followership 32 25 being a follower [n...
footdraggers 24 20 FOOTDRAGGER, one who...
footlamberts 26 22 FOOTLAMBERT, a unit...
footsloggers 25 20 FOOTSLOGGER, a soldi...
foraminifera 24 22 an order of rhizopod...
foraminifers 25 22 FORAMINIFER, a unice...
forecheckers 31 27 FORECHECKER [n]
forefatherly 33 23 like a forefather [a...
foregathered 24 20 FOREGATHER, to gathe...
forequarters 30 25 FOREQUARTER, the fro...
forereaching 27 23 FOREREACH, to glide...
forereadings 22 19 FOREREADING, a foret...
foreshadower 26 21 one who foreshadows...
forestallers 24 17 FORESTALLER, one who...
forethinkers 25 22 FORETHINKER [n]
forgathering 26 22 FORGATHER, to gather...
forgetteries 23 17 FORGETTERY, (colloqu...
formulariser 25 20 one who formularises...
formularizer 28 29 one who formularizes...
forwandering 25 23 FORWANDER, (archaic)...
fothergillas 28 21 FOTHERGILLA, any pla...
foundationer 20 19 a person supported f...
fourdriniers 23 18 FOURDRINIER, a conti...
frankfurters 26 24 FRANKFURTER [n]
fraternalism 24 20 being fraternal [n -...
fraternisers 22 16 FRATERNISER, one who...
fraternising 23 19 FRATERNISE, to assoc...
fraternities 22 16 FRATERNITY, brotherh...
fraternizers 25 25 FRATERNIZER, one who...
fraternizing 26 28 FRATERNIZE, to assoc...
freethinkers 25 22 FREETHINKER, one who...
freewheelers 27 21 FREEWHEELER [n]
friponneries 23 20 FRIPONNERIE, (French...
frondiferous 24 21 bearing or producing...
frontbencher 28 25 one who sits on the...
frontiersman 22 20 a person who lives o...
frontiersmen 22 20 FRONTIERSMAN, a pers...
frontrunners 21 19 FRONTRUNNER, the lea...
fructiferous 29 23 bearing fruit [adj F...
fruiteresses 23 16 FRUITERESS, a woman...
fugitometers 25 21 FUGITOMETER, an inst...
furtherances 27 22 FURTHERANCE, the act...
gaberlunzies 27 29 GABERLUNZIE, (Scots)...
gadzookeries 24 28 GADZOOKERY, the use...
galactometer 25 21 an instrument for me...
gallbladders 27 22 GALLBLADDER, a membr...
gallerygoers 30 20 GALLERYGOER, one who...
gallinippers 28 23 GALLINIPPER, a large...
galvanometer 23 23 an instrument for me...
gamebreakers 24 24 GAMEBREAKER, a term...
gammerstangs 24 23 GAMMERSTANG, (dialec...
gangsterdoms 23 21 GANGSTERDOM, the wor...
gangsterisms 24 20 GANGSTERISM, the eth...
gangsterland 22 20 the world of gangste...
gastrologers 23 17 GASTROLOGER, a conno...
gastronomers 21 18 GASTRONOMER, a conno...
gastrosopher 25 19 GASTROSOPH [v]
gatecrashers 26 19 GATECRASHER [n]
gazetteering 24 26 GAZETTEER, to mentio...
gazetteerish 26 25 appropriate to a gaz...
gelatinisers 22 16 GELATINISER, a gelat...
gelatinizers 25 25 GELATINIZER, a gelat...
gendarmeries 21 19 GENDARMERIE, (French...
generalisers 21 16 GENERALISER, one who...
generalising 22 19 GENERALISE, to make...
generalities 21 16 GENERALITY, the stat...
generalizers 24 25 GENERALIZER, one who...
generalizing 25 28 GENERALIZE, to give...
generalships 26 21 GENERALSHIP, the off...
generational 19 17 relating to generati...
generatrices 23 18 GENERATRIX, a line,...
generosities 20 15 GENEROSITY, the qual...
generousness 19 17 the state of being g...
genouilleres 22 18 GENOUILLERE, (French...
gentleperson 22 20 a gentleman or lady...
geothermally 32 23 GEOTHERMAL, relating...
geraniaceous 22 19 belonging to the Ger...
geratologies 22 17 GERATOLOGY, the bran...
geratologist 23 17 a student of geratol...
geriatrician 24 18 a specialist in geri...
germinations 21 19 GERMINATION, the pro...
gerontocracy 32 23 government by the ag...
gerontocrats 23 18 GERONTOCRAT, a membe...
gerontologic 25 21 relating to gerontol...
gerontophile 25 21 a person who experie...
gerontophils 26 21 GERONTOPHIL, a perso...
gerontophobe 25 23 one with a morbid fe...
gerrymanders 28 21 GERRYMANDER, to rear...
ghostwriters 28 19 GHOSTWRITER, one who...
gibberellins 28 23 GIBBERELLIN, any of...
gilliflowers 31 23 GILLIFLOWER, a carna...
gillyflowers 37 25 GILLYFLOWER, a carna...
gingerbreads 24 21 GINGERBREAD, a cake...
gingerbready 30 23 like gingerbread [ad...
gingerliness 23 19 the state of being g...
glandiferous 24 21 bearing acorns or nu...
glassblowers 29 22 GLASSBLOWER, one who...
glasscutters 27 19 GLASSCUTTER, a small...
glasspapered 26 22 GLASSPAPER, to sand...
glassworkers 27 22 GLASSWORKER [n]
glimmeringly 34 27 GLIMMERING, shining...
glisteringly 32 21 GLISTERING [adv]
glitteringly 32 21 GLITTERING [adv]
globeflowers 30 25 GLOBEFLOWER, a plant...
globetrotter 24 18 one who travels the...
globigerinae 24 21 GLOBIGERINA, a minut...
globigerinas 25 21 GLOBIGERINA, a minut...
glomerations 22 19 GLOMERATION, the act...
glycerinated 31 22 GLYCERINATE, to trea...
glycerinates 31 21 GLYCERINATE, to trea...
gnatcatchers 29 23 GNATCATCHER, any of...
goddaughters 25 21 GODDAUGHTER, a femal...
godfathering 26 23 GODFATHER, to be a g...
godmothering 25 23 GODMOTHER, to act as...
goldsmithery 33 23 the craft of a golds...
goliarderies 22 16 GOLIARDERY, the sati...
gonfaloniers 22 20 GONFALONIER, a perso...
gooseberries 22 17 GOOSEBERRY, the smal...
gormandisers 22 19 GORMANDISER, one who...
gormandizers 25 28 GORMANDIZER, one who...
gossipmonger 25 23 one who spreads goss...
gouvernantes 21 21 GOUVERNANTE, (archai...
governessing 23 22 GOVERNESS, to act as...
governmental 23 24 relating to governme...
governorates 21 19 GOVERNORATE, the off...
governorship 27 24 the office of govern...
gradiometers 22 18 GRADIOMETER, an inst...
grandfathers 25 21 GRANDFATHER, the fat...
grandmasters 22 19 GRANDMASTER, a high-...
grandmothers 24 21 GRANDMOTHER, the mot...
grandstander 20 18 GRANDSTAND, to show...
grangerisers 22 17 GRANGERISER, one who...
grangerising 23 20 GRANGERISE, to illus...
grangerizers 25 26 GRANGERIZER, one who...
grangerizing 26 29 GRANGERIZE, to illus...
grasshoppers 28 22 GRASSHOPPER, a name...
gravediggers 26 23 GRAVEDIGGER, one who...
graverobbers 27 24 GRAVEROBBER, one who...
gravitometer 24 21 an instrument for me...
greenbackers 26 25 GREENBACKER, a membe...
greengrocers 24 20 GREENGROCER, a retai...
greengrocery 30 22 fresh fruit and vege...
greenkeepers 22 22 GREENKEEPER, a perso...
greenmailers 22 19 GREENMAILER, one who...
greenskeeper 22 22 a person responsible...
grossieretes 21 14 GROSSIERETE, (French...
grotesquerie 29 24 (French) grotesque o...
groundwaters 24 20 GROUNDWATER, water w...
gubernacular 27 24 relating to the gube...
gubernaculum 29 28 in mammals, the cord...
gubernations 22 20 GUBERNATION, control...
guerillaisms 26 20 GUERILLAISM, the act...
guerrillaism 26 20 the activities of gu...
guerrilleros 24 17 GUERRILLERO, a guerr...
guillotiners 24 18 GUILLOTINER, one who...
gutterbloods 25 20 GUTTERBLOOD, (Scots)...
guttersnipes 24 19 GUTTERSNIPE, a membe...
haberdashers 26 20 HABERDASHER, a deale...
haberdashery 32 22 a shop selling small...
haemosiderin 22 19 a pigment that is fo...
hagiographer 28 23 a writer of hagiogra...
hairdressers 23 15 HAIRDRESSER, a perso...
hairsplitter 27 18 one that makes exces...
haloperidols 26 20 HALOPERIDOL, a synth...
halterbreaks 26 22 HALTERBREAK, to brea...
halterbroken 25 23 HALTERBREAK, to brea...
hamfattering 26 23 HAMFATTER, to perfor...
hammercloths 31 26 HAMMERCLOTH, a cloth...
hammerheaded 25 24 HAMMERHEAD [v]
hammerstones 23 21 HAMMERSTONE, a stone...
hamperedness 24 22 the state of being h...
handicappers 29 25 HANDICAPPER, a perso...
handicrafter 27 22 HANDICRAFT [v]
handkerchers 28 25 HANDKERCHER, a handk...
handkerchief 30 28 a small usually squa...
handwringers 26 22 HANDWRINGER, one who...
handypersons 29 22 HANDYPERSON, a perso...
harbingering 26 23 HARBINGER, to foresh...
harbormaster 25 20 one in charge of a h...
harmonometer 22 21 an instrument for me...
harquebusier 33 28 a soldier armed with...
hasenpfeffer 29 27 (German) a well seas...
headmasterly 30 21 HEADMASTER [adv]
headquarters 30 25 HEADQUARTER, to make...
headshrinker 25 22 (colloquial) a psych...
heartbreaker 24 21 one that causes hear...
heathberries 26 19 HEATHBERRY, any of v...
hedgehoppers 29 25 HEDGEHOPPER, a pilot...
helicoptered 28 22 HELICOPTER, to trave...
heliographer 28 22 one who uses a helio...
heliospheres 27 20 HELIOSPHERE, the reg...
heliotherapy 33 22 medical treatment by...
hemeralopias 25 21 HEMERALOPIA, the con...
hemerocallis 28 22 the daylily [n -ES]
hemerythrins 32 22 HEMERYTHRIN, an iron...
hemispheroid 28 23 the half of a sphero...
hemiterpenes 24 21 HEMITERPENE, any of...
hemodialyzer 33 30 an artificial kidney...
hemosiderins 23 19 HEMOSIDERIN, a pigme...
hemstitchers 30 22 HEMSTITCHER, one who...
henchpersons 28 24 HENCHPERSON, a hench...
henpeckeries 27 25 HENPECKERY, the prac...
hephthemimer 31 27 in Greek and Latin p...
heraldically 35 23 HERALDIC, pertaining...
herbaceously 34 24 HERBACEOUS, of, rela...
herbicidally 37 25 HERBICIDAL, having t...
hereditament 22 19 inheritance; heredit...
hereditarian 21 16 an adherent of hered...
hereditarily 30 18 HEREDITARY, genetica...
hereinbefore 24 21 in the preceding par...
heresthetics 28 19 HERESTHETIC, the art...
hereticating 26 20 HERETICATE, to denou...
heritability 33 20 the state of being h...
hermeneutics 26 22 the study of the met...
hermeneutist 23 19 an exponent of herme...
hermetically 35 24 HERMETICAL, of or re...
hermeticisms 29 23 HERMETICISM, a syste...
hermitically 36 24 HERMITICAL, of or li...
herniotomies 22 18 HERNIOTOMY, a cuttin...
heroicalness 25 19 the state of being h...
heroicnesses 24 18 HEROICNESS, heroism...
heroicomical 30 24 of a style that mixe...
herpetofauna 24 22 (Latin) snake life [...
herpetologic 29 23 relating to herpetol...
herringboned 24 22 HERRINGBONE, to make...
herringbones 24 21 HERRINGBONE, twilled...
hesperidiums 27 22 HESPERIDIUM, a plant...
heterarchies 27 19 HETERARCHY, a formal...
heterauxeses 27 22 HETERAUXESIS, unsymm...
heterauxesis 28 22 unsymmetrical growth...
heteroauxins 27 23 HETEROAUXIN, a natur...
heteroblasty 31 20 the state of being h...
heterocercal 28 21 having the vertebral...
heterochrony 32 22 divergence from norm...
heteroclites 26 18 HETEROCLITE, an irre...
heteroclitic 30 21 irregularly inflecte...
heterocycles 35 23 HETEROCYCLE, a ring...
heterocyclic 39 26 a ring composed of a...
heterodactyl 32 21 a heterodactylous bi...
heterodoxies 27 22 HETERODOXY, a hetero...
heteroduplex 31 27 a nucleicacid molecu...
heterodyning 28 21 HETERODYNE, to chang...
heteroecious 24 18 parasitism upon seve...
heteroecisms 26 20 HETEROECISM, a form...
heterogamete 22 19 male and female sex...
heterogamety 29 21 the state of being h...
heterogamies 23 19 HETEROGAMY, the proc...
heterogamous 23 20 relating to heteroga...
heterogenies 21 17 HETEROGENY, spontane...
heterogenous 21 18 originating outside...
heterogonies 21 17 HETEROGONY, the cond...
heterogonous 21 18 reproducing both sex...
heterografts 25 19 HETEROGRAFT, a graft...
heterography 33 23 incorrect spelling [...
heterogynous 28 20 of ants, bees, etc.,...
heterokaryon 27 21 a cell, as in the my...
heterokontan 20 20 of or like a heterok...
heterologies 23 17 HETEROLOGY, the stud...
heterologous 23 18 differing; comprisin...
heteromerous 22 18 unequal or different...
heteromorphy 33 24 dissimilarity in sha...
heteronomies 21 18 HETERONOMY, subordin...
heteronomous 21 19 subject to different...
heteronymous 28 21 like a heteronym, a...
heteroousian 20 16 one who believes tha...
heterophiles 27 20 HETEROPHILE, a polym...
heterophylly 41 25 the state of being h...
heteroplasia 24 18 the development of a...
heteroplasty 31 20 grafting of foreign...
heteroploids 25 19 HETEROPLOID, an orga...
heteroploidy 31 21 the state of being h...
heteropteran 22 18 relating to the Hete...
heteroscians 24 18 HETEROSCIAN, a dwell...
heterosexism 29 24 the belief that homo...
heterosexist 28 21 one who believes tha...
heterosexual 28 23 attracted to the opp...
heterosocial 25 18 relating to social r...
heterostyled 29 18 having styles of dif...
heterotactic 28 20 abnormally arranged...
heterotaxias 27 21 HETEROTAXIA, the abn...
heterotaxies 27 21 HETEROTAXY, the abno...
heterothally 32 20 the state of being h...
heterotopias 23 17 HETEROTOPIA, displac...
heterotopies 23 17 HETEROTOPY, displace...
heterotopous 23 18 relating to heteroto...
heterotrophs 26 19 HETEROTROPH, a secon...
heterotrophy 32 21 the state of being a...
heterousians 21 16 HETEROUSIAN, one who...
heterozygote 31 27 a heterozygous indiv...
heterozygous 32 28 having the two allel...
hexahemerons 29 27 HEXAHEMERON, the (bi...
hibernaculum 30 27 (Latin) a shelter oc...
hibernations 23 19 HIBERNATION, the act...
hibernicised 28 22 HIBERNICISE, to rend...
hibernicises 28 21 HIBERNICISE, to rend...
hibernicized 31 31 HIBERNICIZE, to rend...
hibernicizes 31 30 HIBERNICIZE, to rend...
hierarchical 32 23 of, relating to, or...
hierarchised 28 20 HIERARCHISE, to make...
hierarchises 28 19 HIERARCHISE, to make...
hierarchisms 30 22 HIERARCHISM, a hiera...
hierarchized 31 29 HIERARCHIZE, to make...
hierarchizes 31 28 HIERARCHIZE, to make...
hieratically 34 21 HIERATICAL, pertaini...
hierocracies 28 20 HIEROCRACY, governme...
hieroglyphed 35 25 HIEROGLYPH, to repre...
hieroglyphic 39 27 relating to hierogly...
hierogrammat 25 22 a writer of sacred r...
hierographer 27 21 a sacred scribe [n -...
hierographic 31 24 related to sacred wr...
hierolatries 23 15 HIEROLATRY, worship...
hierological 28 21 relating to hierolog...
hierologists 25 17 HIEROLOGIST, a stude...
hieromancies 25 21 HIEROMANCY, divinati...
hierophantic 29 23 of or like a hieroph...
hierophobias 28 22 HIEROPHOBIA, a morbi...
hierophobics 32 25 HIEROPHOBIC, someone...
hieroscopies 27 20 HIEROSCOPY, divinati...
highlighters 32 23 HIGHLIGHTER, a broad...
hindquarters 31 26 HINDQUARTER, the bac...
holidaymaker 31 25 someone on holiday [...
holographers 28 22 HOLOGRAPHER, one who...
homeothermal 26 23 keeping the same tem...
homeothermic 29 25 keeping the same tem...
homeschooler 28 23 HOMESCHOOL, to teach...
homesteaders 22 18 HOMESTEADER, one who...
homoeomeries 22 20 HOMOEOMERY, the stat...
homoeomerous 22 21 having all the somit...
homoeotherms 25 22 HOMOEOTHERM, an anim...
homoerotisms 24 20 HOMOEROTISM, homosex...
homogenisers 23 20 HOMOGENISER, an agen...
homogenizers 26 29 HOMOGENIZER, an agen...
homoiomerous 23 21 having all the somit...
homoiotherms 26 22 HOMOIOTHERM, a warm-...
homoiothermy 32 24 the maintenance of a...
homologisers 25 20 HOMOLOGISER, one who...
homologizers 28 29 HOMOLOGIZER, one who...
homopolymers 33 26 HOMOPOLYMER, a DNA o...
homothermies 26 22 HOMOTHERMY, the main...
homothermous 26 23 keeping the same tem...
honeycreeper 31 23 a kind of tropical b...
honeymooners 26 21 HONEYMOONER, one who...
honeysuckers 32 25 HONEYSUCKER, another...
horographers 27 21 HOROGRAPHER, one who...
horseplayers 31 20 HORSEPLAYER [n]
horsewhipper 32 25 one who uses a horse...
hospitallers 27 19 HOSPITALLER, a membe...
houseboaters 23 18 HOUSEBOATER, one who...
housebreaker 24 22 a person who breaks...
housefathers 26 20 HOUSEFATHER, a man i...
householders 25 19 HOUSEHOLDER, a perso...
housekeepers 24 22 HOUSEKEEPER, a woman...
housemasters 23 18 HOUSEMASTER, a maste...
housemothers 25 20 HOUSEMOTHER, a woman...
housepainter 23 19 one whose business o...
housepersons 23 19 HOUSEPERSON, a perso...
houseworkers 26 22 HOUSEWORKER, one who...
hucksterages 28 24 HUCKSTERAGE, the sta...
hucksterisms 30 25 HUCKSTERISM, being a...
humbuggeries 29 26 HUMBUGGERY, deceptio...
hydrocracker 36 27 one engaged in hydro...
hydrographer 34 24 a student of hydrogr...
hydromancers 32 24 HYDROMANCER, one who...
hydrospheres 33 22 HYDROSPHERE, the wat...
hydrospheric 37 25 relating to the hydr...
hydrotherapy 39 24 therapy involving th...
hydrothermal 33 23 designating naturall...
hymenopteran 29 24 an order of insect h...
hymenopteron 29 24 an order of insect h...
hymnographer 34 27 one who writes hymns...
hyperacidity 41 25 the condition of con...
hyperactions 33 23 HYPERACTION, abnorma...
hyperactives 36 26 HYPERACTIVE, one who...
hyperalgesia 32 22 undue sensitiveness...
hyperalgesic 36 25 relating to hyperalg...
hyperarousal 31 21 a state of extreme a...
hyperbolical 38 27 relating to a kind o...
hyperbolised 34 24 HYPERBOLISE, to indu...
hyperbolises 34 23 HYPERBOLISE, to indu...
hyperbolisms 36 26 HYPERBOLISM, use of...
hyperbolists 35 23 HYPERBOLIST, one who...
hyperbolized 37 33 HYPERBOLIZE, to indu...
hyperbolizes 37 32 HYPERBOLIZE, to indu...
hyperboloids 34 24 HYPERBOLOID, a solid...
hyperboreans 31 23 HYPERBOREAN, an inha...
hypercapnias 35 26 HYPERCAPNIA, the pre...
hypercarbias 36 25 HYPERCARBIA, hyperca...
hypercharged 37 27 HYPERCHARGE, to char...
hypercharges 37 26 HYPERCHARGE, to char...
hypercolours 35 24 HYPERCOLOUR, a dye t...
hypercomplex 44 36 excessively complex...
hypercorrect 37 25 refers to a linguist...
hypercritics 39 25 HYPERCRITIC, one who...
hyperdactyly 48 28 the state of having...
hyperdulical 37 26 of or like hyperduli...
hyperendemic 34 27 extremely endemic [a...
hyperexcited 40 30 excessively excited...
hyperextends 36 28 HYPEREXTEND, to exte...
hyperidroses 31 20 HYPERIDROSIS, excess...
hyperidrosis 32 20 excessive sweating,...
hyperintense 29 21 excessively intense...
hyperkineses 31 24 HYPERKINESIS, muscle...
hyperkinesia 31 24 muscle spasm, a hype...
hyperkinesis 32 24 muscle spasm; a hype...
hyperkinetic 35 27 of, relating to, or...
hyperlinking 34 28 HYPERLINK, to connec...
hyperlipemia 35 26 an abnormally high l...
hyperlipemic 39 29 relating to hyperlip...
hypermarkets 33 26 HYPERMARKET, a very...
hypermetropy 40 27 an inability to see...
hypermilings 35 26 HYPERMILING, the pra...
hypermnesias 31 23 HYPERMNESIA, abnorma...
hypermutable 35 27 excessively mutable...
hyperorexias 36 26 HYPEROREXIA, compuls...
hyperostoses 30 19 HYPEROSTOSIS, abnorm...
hyperostosis 31 19 abnormal growth of b...
hyperostotic 34 22 relating to hyperost...
hyperphagias 36 26 HYPERPHAGIA, eating...
hyperplasias 34 23 HYPERPLASIA, an abno...
hyperplastic 38 26 relating to hyperpla...
hyperpyretic 43 27 suffering from hyper...
hyperpyrexia 45 31 an extremely high fe...
hyperreactor 33 22 one who reacts in th...
hyperrealism 33 23 realism in art chara...
hyperrealist 32 20 related to hyperreal...
hyperreality 38 22 the state of being h...
hypersarcoma 34 25 proud or fungous fle...
hypersensual 31 22 excessively sensual...
hypersomnias 31 23 HYPERSOMNIA, a patho...
hyperspatial 34 23 relating to hyperspa...
hypersthenes 32 22 HYPERSTHENE, a rock-...
hypersthenia 32 22 a morbid condition m...
hypersthenic 36 25 of or like hypersthe...
hypersurface 36 26 a figure that is the...
hypertension 29 21 abnormally or excess...
hypertensive 32 24 suffering from or ca...
hyperthermal 35 25 suffering from hyper...
hyperthermia 34 24 exceptionally high f...
hyperthermic 38 27 relating to hyperthe...
hyperthymias 41 26 HYPERTHYMIA, excessi...
hyperthyroid 40 24 one affected with hy...
hypertrophic 39 27 grown to an abnormal...
hypertypical 44 28 excessively typical...
hypnotherapy 40 27 therapy involving th...
hypodermises 32 23 HYPODERMIS, the laye...
hypothermias 34 24 HYPOTHERMIA, subnorm...
hypothesiser 33 21 one who hypothesises...
hypothesizer 36 30 one who hypothesizes...
hysterectomy 39 24 the surgical removal...
hysterically 41 23 HYSTERICAL, relating...
hysteritises 30 16 HYSTERITIS, inflamma...
hysterogenic 32 22 causing hysteria [ad...
hysteromania 28 20 hysterical mania, of...
iambographer 28 25 one who writes in ia...
iconographer 27 23 a maker of figures o...
idiothermous 24 19 warm-blooded [adj]
idolatrisers 22 14 IDOLATRISER, one who...
idolatrizers 25 23 IDOLATRIZER, one who...
illiberalise 26 18 to render illiberal,...
illiberalism 28 21 opposition to or lac...
illiberality 33 20 the state of being i...
illiberalize 29 27 to render illiberal,...
illiteracies 26 17 ILLITERACY, the stat...
illiterately 30 17 ILLITERATE, having l...
imagineering 22 21 IMAGINEER, to design...
immaterially 31 22 IMMATERIAL, not cons...
immersionism 24 22 the practise of bapt...
immersionist 23 19 a person who favours...
immiseration 22 19 progressive impoveri...
immiserising 25 21 IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserizing 28 30 IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immobilisers 27 22 IMMOBILISER, a devic...
immobilizers 30 31 IMMOBILIZER, a devic...
immoderacies 25 22 IMMODERACY, lack of...
immoderately 29 22 IMMODERATE, exceedin...
immoderation 21 20 the state of being i...
immortaliser 24 19 one who immortalises...
immortalizer 27 28 one who immortalizes...
imperatively 33 25 IMPERATIVE, expressi...
imperatorial 24 19 like an imperator [a...
imperception 28 25 lack of perception [...
imperceptive 31 28 not perceptive [adj...
impercipient 29 25 unperceptive [adj IM...
imperfection 28 25 the state of being i...
imperfective 31 28 expressing action as...
imperforable 28 25 not able to be perfo...
imperforated 25 22 not perforated into...
imperialised 25 20 IMPERIALISE, to make...
imperialises 25 19 IMPERIALISE, to make...
imperialisms 27 22 IMPERIALISM, the pol...
imperialists 26 19 IMPERIALIST, a suppo...
imperialized 28 29 IMPERIALIZE, to make...
imperializes 28 28 IMPERIALIZE, to make...
imperialness 24 20 the state of being i...
imperilments 26 23 IMPERILMENT, the act...
imperishable 29 24 not perishable or su...
imperishably 36 26 IMPERISHABLE, not pe...
impermanence 25 26 the state of being i...
impermanency 32 28 the state of being i...
impersistent 24 19 not persistent [adj]
impersonally 31 23 IMPERSONAL, denoting...
impersonated 22 20 IMPERSONATE, to assu...
impersonates 22 19 IMPERSONATE, to assu...
impersonator 22 19 one who impersonates...
impertinence 25 23 impudence; lack of p...
impertinency 32 25 impudence; lack of p...
imperviously 34 26 IMPERVIOUS, not allo...
impierceable 29 25 (obsolete) not pierc...
implementers 25 23 IMPLEMENTER, one who...
imponderable 25 24 not ponderable [adj...
imponderably 32 26 IMPONDERABLE, not po...
impoverished 28 25 IMPOVERISH, to make...
impoverisher 28 24 one who impoverishes...
impoverishes 28 24 IMPOVERISH, to make...
improperness 25 22 the state of being i...
inadvertence 23 22 negligence, oversigh...
inadvertency 30 24 negligence, oversigh...
incarcerated 25 20 INCARCERATE, to put...
incarcerates 25 19 INCARCERATE, to put...
incarcerator 25 19 one who incarcerates...
incertitudes 24 18 INCERTITUDE, (archai...
incinerating 23 20 INCINERATE, to cause...
incineration 21 18 the act of incinerat...
incinerators 22 17 INCINERATOR, one tha...
inclinometer 24 21 an instrument for me...
incoherences 26 22 INCOHERENCE, the sta...
incoherently 31 22 INCOHERENT, lacking...
inconversant 23 22 not conversant [adj]
incumbrancer 29 27 a person who holds a...
indemnifiers 23 21 INDEMNIFIER, one who...
indetermined 20 19 not determined [adj]
indifference 26 24 the state of being i...
indifferency 33 26 the state of being i...
indifferents 24 21 INDIFFERENT, a perso...
indivertible 26 22 that cannot be diver...
indivertibly 33 24 INDIVERTIBLE, that c...
ineradicable 25 21 incapable of being e...
ineradicably 32 23 INERADICABLE, incapa...
inerrability 30 19 the state of being i...
inexperience 29 27 lack of practical ex...
inexpertness 27 24 a lack of specific s...
inferencings 25 23 INFERENCING, the pra...
infomercials 27 23 INFOMERCIAL, a telev...
ingatherings 24 20 INGATHERING, the gat...
ingenerating 20 19 INGENERATE, to gener...
ingeneration 18 17 the act of ingenerat...
inheritances 24 19 INHERITANCE, the act...
inheritrices 26 18 INHERITRIX, a female...
inheritrixes 29 22 INHERITRIX, a female...
innervations 20 19 INNERVATION, the sta...
innumeracies 23 21 INNUMERACY, the stat...
inobservable 26 24 that cannot be obser...
inobservance 25 24 lack of attention [n...
inoperculate 25 21 something without an...
insheltering 24 19 INSHELTER, to place...
insufferable 27 24 not to be endured, a...
insufferably 34 26 INSUFFERABLE, not to...
intemerately 27 19 INTEMERATE, pure, un...
intemperance 24 23 lack of moderation [...
intemperants 22 20 INTEMPERANT, a perso...
intenerating 19 17 INTENERATE, to make...
inteneration 17 15 softening [n -S]
intensifiers 22 17 INTENSIFIER, one tha...
interactants 22 17 INTERACTANT, one tha...
interactions 22 17 INTERACTION, mutual...
interallelic 26 19 taking place between...
interarching 26 21 INTERARCH, to have i...
interbedding 23 21 the act of inserting...
interblended 22 20 INTERBLEND, to blend...
interborough 25 21 between boroughs [ad...
intercalated 23 18 INTERCALATE, to inse...
intercalates 23 17 INTERCALATE, to inse...
intercepters 25 19 INTERCEPTER, one who...
intercepting 26 22 INTERCEPT, to stop a...
interception 24 20 the action of interc...
interceptive 27 23 relating to intercep...
interceptors 25 19 INTERCEPTOR, one who...
intercession 22 17 the act of intercedi...
intercessors 23 16 INTERCESSOR, one who...
intercessory 29 18 interceding, also IN...
interchained 24 20 INTERCHAIN, to link...
interchanged 25 22 INTERCHANGE, to put...
interchanger 25 21 one who interchanges...
interchanges 25 21 INTERCHANGE, to put...
interchannel 24 21 between channels [ad...
interchapter 27 21 an intercalary chapt...
intercipient 25 20 (obsolete) intercept...
intercluding 26 22 INTERCLUDE, to block...
interclusion 24 19 the act of interclud...
intercluster 25 18 between clusters [ad...
intercoastal 23 17 between coasts [adj]
intercolline 24 19 lying between hills...
intercommune 24 24 to commune mutually...
intercompany 31 25 between companies [a...
intercompare 25 22 to make a comparison...
interconnect 24 21 to connect with one...
interconvert 24 21 to convert (two or m...
intercoolers 23 17 INTERCOOLER, a heat...
intercostals 24 17 INTERCOSTAL, an inte...
intercountry 29 20 between countries [a...
intercourses 23 17 INTERCOURSE, connect...
intercropped 27 23 INTERCROP, to plant...
intercrossed 23 17 INTERCROSS, to cross...
intercrosses 23 16 INTERCROSS, to cross...
interculture 25 19 interaction between...
intercurrent 23 18 occurring during an...
intercutting 25 20 INTERCUT, to alterna...
interdashing 23 19 INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdealers 20 15 INTERDEALER, one who...
interdealing 21 18 INTERDEAL, (archaic)...
interdepends 21 19 INTERDEPEND, to depe...
interdicting 25 20 INTERDICT, to forbid...
interdiction 23 18 the act of interdict...
interdictive 26 21 serving to interdict...
interdictors 24 17 INTERDICTOR, one who...
interdictory 30 19 serving to interdict...
interdiffuse 25 21 to diffuse between [...
interdigital 23 17 between digits [adj]
interestedly 27 17 INTERESTED [adv]
interfacings 26 22 INTERFACING, firm ma...
interfaculty 33 23 between faculties [a...
interfemoral 23 20 situated between the...
interference 23 20 the act of interferi...
interfertile 23 17 capable of interbree...
interflowing 27 23 INTERFLOW, to flow i...
interfluence 25 22 a flowing between [n...
interfluvial 27 23 between two rivers f...
interfolding 24 21 INTERFOLD, to fold t...
interfoliate 22 17 to interleave [v INT...
interfretted 22 17 interlaced [adj]
interfrontal 22 18 between the frontal...
interfusions 22 18 INTERFUSION, the act...
intergeneric 23 19 existing, occurring,...
interglacial 26 20 occurring between tw...
intergrading 22 19 INTERGRADE, to merge...
intergrafted 23 19 INTERGRAFT, to graft...
intergrowing 25 21 INTERGROW, to grow i...
intergrowths 27 20 INTERGROWTH, a growi...
interinvolve 24 23 to involve between [...
interiorised 20 14 INTERIORISE, to make...
interiorises 20 13 INTERIORISE, to make...
interiorized 23 23 INTERIORIZE, to make...
interiorizes 23 22 INTERIORIZE, to make...
interjacency 33 31 the state of being s...
interjecting 26 28 INTERJECT, to interp...
interjection 24 26 a word or phrase use...
interjectors 25 25 INTERJECTOR, one who...
interjectory 31 27 relating to interjec...
interjoining 22 26 INTERJOIN, (Shakespe...
interkineses 20 18 INTERKINESIS, the re...
interkinesis 21 18 the resting stage be...
interknitted 21 19 INTERKNIT, to knit t...
interknotted 20 19 INTERKNOT, to knot t...
interlacedly 31 21 INTERLACED [adv]
interlaminar 21 18 between layers [adj]
interlapping 26 23 INTERLAP, to lap ove...
interlarding 22 18 INTERLARD, to place...
interlayered 26 17 INTERLAYER, to creat...
interleaving 23 21 INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interlending 21 19 INTERLEND, to lend b...
interleukins 22 20 INTERLEUKIN, any of...
interlibrary 30 19 between libraries [a...
interlinears 20 15 INTERLINEAR, a book...
interlineate 19 15 to write between lin...
interlingual 23 19 relating to an inter...
interlinguas 22 18 INTERLINGUA, any art...
interlinings 22 18 INTERLINING, the act...
interlinking 23 22 INTERLINK, to link t...
interlobular 24 19 between lobes [adj]
interlockers 25 21 INTERLOCKER, somethi...
interlocking 26 24 INTERLOCK, to lock o...
interlocutor 24 18 one who takes part i...
interlooping 23 20 INTERLOOP, to loop t...
intermarried 21 17 INTERMARRY, to marry...
intermarries 21 16 INTERMARRY, to marry...
intermatting 22 19 INTERMAT, to mat fib...
intermaxilla 29 25 the bone between the...
intermeddled 22 20 INTERMEDDLE, to medd...
intermeddler 22 19 one who interferes [...
intermeddles 22 19 INTERMEDDLE, to medd...
intermediacy 30 22 the act or action of...
intermediary 27 19 acting as an interme...
intermediate 20 17 placed between other...
intermediums 23 21 INTERMEDIUM, a small...
intermeshing 24 21 INTERMESH, to mesh t...
interminable 23 21 having or seeming to...
interminably 30 23 INTERMINABLE, having...
intermingled 23 21 INTERMINGLE, to inte...
intermingles 23 20 INTERMINGLE, to inte...
intermission 21 17 the act of intermitt...
intermissive 24 20 coming and going; in...
intermitotic 25 19 occurring or existin...
intermittent 21 17 coming and going at...
intermitters 22 16 INTERMITTER, one who...
intermitting 23 19 INTERMIT, to stop te...
intermittors 22 16 INTERMITTOR, one who...
intermixture 28 24 a mass formed by mix...
intermontane 18 18 situated between mou...
intermundane 19 20 between worlds [adj]
internalised 20 16 INTERNALISE, to make...
internalises 20 15 INTERNALISE, to make...
internalized 23 25 INTERNALIZE, to make...
internalizes 23 24 INTERNALIZE, to make...
internalness 19 16 the state of being i...
interneurons 18 16 INTERNEURON, an inte...
internuclear 23 19 between nuclei [adj]
internucleon 22 20 between nucleons [ad...
internuncial 23 20 linking two neurons...
internuncios 22 19 INTERNUNCIO, (Italia...
interoceanic 24 20 between oceans, also...
interoceptor 24 19 a sensory receptor r...
interorbital 23 17 between orbits [adj]
interosseous 19 14 situated between bon...
interpellant 23 19 interrupting [adj] /...
interpellate 23 18 to question formally...
interplanted 22 19 INTERPLANT, to plant...
interplaying 30 22 INTERPLAY, to exert...
interpleaded 22 19 INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpleader 22 18 one who interpleads...
interpleural 24 19 situated between the...
interpluvial 27 23 a period between bou...
interpolable 25 21 that can be interpol...
interpolated 22 18 INTERPOLATE, to inse...
interpolater 22 17 one who interpolates...
interpolates 22 17 INTERPOLATE, to inse...
interpolator 22 17 one who interpolates...
interposable 24 20 that can be interpos...
interpretate 21 16 (archaic) to interpr...
interpreters 22 16 INTERPRETER, one who...
interpretess 22 16 (obsolete) a female...
interpreting 23 19 INTERPRET, to explai...
interpretive 24 20 relating to interpre...
interpsychic 38 26 between psyches [adj...
interrailers 21 14 INTERRAILER, one who...
interrailing 22 17 INTERRAIL, to travel...
interregnums 22 20 INTERREGNUM, (Latin)...
interrelated 20 15 INTERRELATE, to brin...
interrelates 20 14 INTERRELATE, to brin...
interrobangs 22 19 INTERROBANG, a punct...
interrogable 23 19 that can be interrog...
interrogants 20 16 INTERROGANT, a quest...
interrogated 20 16 INTERROGATE, to ques...
interrogatee 19 15 one who is interroga...
interrogates 20 15 INTERROGATE, to ques...
interrogator 20 15 one that interrogate...
interrupters 23 17 INTERRUPTER, one tha...
interrupting 24 20 INTERRUPT, to break...
interruption 22 18 the act of interrupt...
interruptive 25 21 serving to interrupt...
interruptors 23 17 INTERRUPTOR, one who...
interscribed 26 20 INTERSCRIBE, (obsole...
interscribes 26 19 INTERSCRIBE, (obsole...
intersecting 24 19 INTERSECT, to cut in...
intersection 22 17 the act of intersect...
intersegment 21 19 the part of the body...
intersensory 25 16 relating to interact...
interserting 21 16 INTERSERT, (obsolete...
interservice 25 20 existing between or...
intersession 19 14 a period between two...
intersociety 29 18 between societies [a...
interspacing 26 22 INTERSPACE, to put s...
interspatial 23 17 of or like an inters...
interspecies 25 19 a species between ot...
interspersal 23 17 the act of intersper...
interspersed 22 17 INTERSPERSE, to plac...
intersperses 22 16 INTERSPERSE, to plac...
interspinous 22 18 between the vertebra...
interstadial 21 15 a subdivision within...
interstation 19 14 between stations [ad...
interstellar 22 15 in the intervals bet...
intersterile 21 14 incapable of produci...
interstitial 22 14 occurring in an inte...
intertangled 21 18 INTERTANGLE, to tang...
intertangles 21 17 INTERTANGLE, to tang...
intertextual 27 22 of or like an intert...
intertexture 26 21 an interwoven state...
intertidally 29 18 INTERTIDAL, referrin...
intertillage 23 17 a tillage between ot...
intertilling 24 18 INTERTILL, to cultiv...
intertissued 21 15 interwoven, also ENT...
intertraffic 28 22 (obsolete) traffic b...
intertwining 24 20 INTERTWINE, to unite...
intertwisted 24 17 INTERTWIST, to twist...
intervallums 26 23 INTERVALLUM, a gap,...
intervarsity 29 19 of e.g. a sporting e...
interveining 22 21 INTERVEIN, to inters...
intervenient 20 19 (archaic) intervenin...
intervention 20 19 the act of interveni...
interventors 21 18 INTERVENTOR, a media...
interviewees 24 20 INTERVIEWEE, one who...
interviewers 25 20 INTERVIEWER, one who...
interviewing 26 23 INTERVIEW, to conduc...
intervillage 25 21 between villages [ad...
intervisible 26 21 able to be seen betw...
intervocalic 29 24 immediately preceded...
intervolving 26 25 INTERVOLVE, to roll...
interweavers 24 20 INTERWEAVER, one who...
interweaving 25 23 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interwinding 24 21 INTERWIND, to wind i...
interworking 25 23 INTERWORK, to work t...
interwreathe 24 18 to twine in between...
interwrought 27 21 INTERWORK, to work t...
intolerances 22 18 INTOLERANCE, the sta...
intolerantly 27 18 INTOLERANT, not tole...
intoleration 19 15 lack of toleration [...
intoximeters 27 23 INTOXIMETER, a devic...
intrauterine 19 15 situated, used, or o...
intromitters 22 16 INTROMITTER, one who...
introversion 21 18 the act of introvert...
introversive 24 21 related to introvers...
introverting 23 20 INTROVERT, to turn i...
introvertive 24 21 INTROVERT, to turn i...
inveracities 25 20 INVERACITY, want of...
invertebrate 23 20 an animal lacking a...
inveteracies 24 20 INVETERACY, the qual...
inveterately 28 20 INVETERATE, firmly e...
invulnerable 25 24 incapable of being w...
invulnerably 32 26 INVULNERABLE, incapa...
irreverences 24 20 IRREVERENCE, lack of...
irreverently 29 20 IRREVERENT, lacking...
irreversible 26 20 not reversible [adj...
irreversibly 33 22 IRREVERSIBLE, not re...
isobilateral 24 17 having the same stru...
isodiapheres 24 18 ISODIAPHERE, one of...
isogeotherms 24 19 ISOGEOTHERM, a line...
isoperimeter 23 18 a figure with perime...
isoperimetry 30 20 the state of being i...
isothermally 32 21 ISOTHERMAL, having a...
itinerancies 22 17 ITINERANCY, making j...
itinerations 19 14 ITINERATION, the act...
jackasseries 26 28 JACKASSERY, being a...
jackhammered 30 37 JACKHAMMER, to hamme...
jailbreakers 26 29 JAILBREAKER, one who...
japonaiserie 22 25 (French) art or craf...
jerrymanders 29 28 JERRYMANDER, to rear...
jitterbugged 28 30 JITTERBUG, to dance...
journalisers 23 24 JOURNALISER, one who...
journalizers 26 33 JOURNALIZER, one who...
junketeering 23 30 JUNKETEER, to engage...
katharometer 23 21 an instrument measur...
katzenjammer 27 41 (German) a hangover...
keratinising 22 20 KERATINISE, to make...
keratinizing 25 29 KERATINIZE, to make...
keratogenous 20 20 producing horn or ke...
keratometers 21 19 KERATOMETER, an inst...
keratophyres 31 23 KERATOPHYRE, a fine-...
keratoplasty 30 22 plastic surgery on t...
keratotomies 21 19 KERATOTOMY, surgery...
keraunograph 25 25 an instrument for de...
ketosteroids 21 17 KETOSTEROID, a stero...
kindergarten 21 21 (German) a nursery s...
kinderspiels 25 22 KINDERSPIEL, (German...
kirschwasser 31 24 (German) an alcoholi...
kletterschuh 31 25 a lightweight climbi...
klipspringer 29 26 (Afrikaans) a small,...
lacerability 34 22 the quality of being...
lacertilians 25 18 LACERTILIAN, a membe...
lacquerwares 35 29 LACQUERWARE, craft g...
lacquerworks 37 33 LACQUERWORK, craftwo...
lammergeiers 24 21 LAMMERGEIER, (German...
lammergeyers 30 23 LAMMERGEYER, (German...
lamplighters 30 24 LAMPLIGHTER, one who...
lampooneries 22 20 LAMPOONERY, the prac...
landlubberly 34 26 LANDLUBBER [adv]
lateralising 23 17 LATERALISE, to make...
lateralities 22 14 LATERALITY, the stat...
lateralizing 26 26 LATERALIZE, to make...
laterisation 20 14 conversion into late...
laterization 23 23 conversion into late...
laticiferous 27 20 containing or convey...
launderettes 20 16 LAUNDERETTE, a self-...
leaderboards 22 18 LEADERBOARD, a score...
leaseholders 23 17 LEASEHOLDER, one who...
leatherbacks 29 25 LEATHERBACK, a kind...
leatherbound 24 21 of a book, bound in...
leatherettes 22 15 LEATHERETTE, (traden...
leathergoods 23 18 goods made of leathe...
leatherheads 24 18 LEATHERHEAD, an Aust...
leatheriness 22 16 the state of being l...
leathernecks 26 23 LEATHERNECK, a membe...
leatherwoods 25 19 LEATHERWOOD, a small...
lectisternia 24 17 LECTISTERNIUM, (Lati...
legerdemains 22 20 LEGERDEMAIN, slight...
legitimisers 25 18 LEGITIMISER, one who...
legitimizers 28 27 LEGITIMIZER, one who...
lepidopteran 24 21 an insect such as mo...
lepidopteron 24 21 any of numerous inse...
letterboxing 30 26 showing a film on te...
leucodermias 25 21 LEUCODERMIA, a condi...
liberalisers 25 17 LIBERALISER, one who...
liberalising 26 20 LIBERALISE, to make...
liberalistic 29 20 relating to liberali...
liberalities 25 17 LIBERALITY, the stat...
liberalizers 28 26 LIBERALIZER, one who...
liberalizing 29 29 LIBERALIZE, to make...
libertarians 23 17 LIBERTARIAN, one who...
liberticidal 29 21 destructive of liber...
liberticides 28 20 LIBERTICIDE, destruc...
libertinages 24 19 LIBERTINAGE, debauch...
libertinisms 26 20 LIBERTINISM, the sta...
ligniperdous 25 21 destroying wood [adj...
limbernesses 24 20 LIMBERNESS, the stat...
limelighters 28 21 LIMELIGHTER, somethi...
listenership 26 19 the audience for a r...
literalisers 23 14 LITERALISER, one who...
literalising 24 17 LITERALISE, to make...
literalistic 27 17 relating to literali...
literalities 23 14 LITERALITY, the qual...
literalizers 26 23 LITERALIZER, one who...
literalizing 27 26 LITERALIZE, to make...
literariness 21 14 the state of being l...
literaryisms 30 18 LITERARYISM, a booki...
literateness 20 14 the state of being l...
literosities 22 13 LITEROSITY, the qual...
lithographer 29 22 one who produces lit...
lithospermum 29 25 a kind of flower [n...
lithospheres 28 20 LITHOSPHERE, the sol...
lithospheric 32 23 relating to the lith...
lithotripter 27 18 a device that crushe...
litterateurs 22 14 LITTERATEUR, (French...
livebloggers 29 25 LIVEBLOGGER, one who...
liverishness 26 20 the state of being l...
livermoriums 27 24 LIVERMORIUM, a trans...
locksmithery 36 27 the craft of the loc...
loganberries 23 19 LOGANBERRY, a hybrid...
loggerheaded 24 21 like a loggerhead or...
logographers 27 22 LOGOGRAPHER, a perso...
loudspeakers 24 22 LOUDSPEAKER, a devic...
lubberliness 27 22 the state of being l...
lumberjacket 31 36 a man's jacket, usua...
luminiferous 25 22 bearing or bringing...
lyophilisers 34 21 LYOPHILISER, an agen...
lyophilizers 37 30 LYOPHILIZER, a freez...
macaberesque 33 31 somewhat macaber [ad...
macadamisers 25 22 MACADAMISER, one who...
macadamizers 28 31 MACADAMIZER, one who...
macerandubas 25 24 MACERANDUBA, (Tupi)...
macropterous 26 22 having large wings o...
maderisation 20 17 the act of maderisin...
maderization 23 26 the act of maderizin...
magisteriums 25 21 MAGISTERIUM, (Latin)...
magnetometer 21 21 an instrument for me...
maidservants 23 21 MAIDSERVANT, a femal...
maisterdomes 22 19 MAISTERDOME, (obsole...
malapertness 23 20 the state of being m...
malversation 23 21 dishonest or unethic...
manageresses 20 18 MANAGERESS, a female...
managerially 29 22 MANAGERIAL, relating...
managerships 26 23 MANAGERSHIP, the sta...
maneuverable 24 25 capable of being man...
maneuverings 23 24 MANEUVERING, the act...
mannerliness 20 19 the state of being m...
manslaughter 25 22 the unlawful killing...
manufacturer 26 24 one that manufacture...
marqueteries 29 25 MARQUETERIE, (French...
marshlanders 24 20 MARSHLANDER, one who...
masqueraders 29 26 MASQUERADER, one who...
masquerading 30 29 MASQUERADE, to disgu...
masseranduba 22 21 (Tupi) the Brazilian...
massotherapy 31 22 therapy using massag...
masterliness 22 17 the state of being m...
masterminded 22 21 MASTERMIND, to origi...
masterpieces 26 21 MASTERPIECE, a work...
mastersinger 22 18 a Meistersinger [n -...
masterstroke 22 19 a masterly performan...
materialised 22 17 MATERIALISE, to appe...
materialiser 22 16 one who materializes...
materialises 22 16 MATERIALISE, to appe...
materialisms 24 19 MATERIALISM, the bel...
materialists 23 16 MATERIALIST, one who...
materialized 25 26 MATERIALIZE, to make...
materializer 25 25 one who materializes...
materializes 25 25 MATERIALIZE, to make...
materialness 21 17 the state of being m...
maternalisms 23 20 MATERNALISM, the sta...
maysterdomes 28 21 MAYSTERDOME, (Spense...
meagernesses 20 18 MEAGERNESS, the stat...
meanderingly 28 23 MEANDERING [adv]
melanterites 21 17 MELANTERITE, native...
memorialiser 23 19 one who memorialises...
memorializer 26 28 one who memorializse...
menispermums 26 26 MENISPERMUM, any pla...
mentonnieres 18 18 MENTONNIERE, (French...
mercantilism 27 23 the theory or practi...
mercantilist 26 20 a supporter of merca...
mercenarisms 25 22 MERCENARISM, the sta...
merchandised 26 23 MERCHANDISE, to buy...
merchandiser 26 22 one who sells mercha...
merchandises 26 22 MERCHANDISE, to buy...
merchandized 29 32 MERCHANDIZE, to buy...
merchandizer 29 31 one who sells mercha...
merchandizes 29 31 MERCHANDIZE, to buy...
merchantable 28 25 of commercially acce...
merchantings 27 24 MERCHANTING, the act...
merchantlike 28 26 (Shakespeare) like a...
merchantries 26 21 MERCHANTRY, the body...
mercifulness 28 24 the state of being m...
mercurations 24 20 MERCURATION, convers...
mercurialise 26 20 to treat with mercur...
mercurialism 28 23 a morbid condition d...
mercurialist 27 20 a believer in the me...
mercuriality 33 22 the state of being m...
mercurialize 29 29 to treat with mercur...
mereological 26 22 related to mereology...
meretricious 25 19 superficially attrac...
meridionally 29 21 MERIDIONAL, of or pe...
meristematic 26 21 of or like a meriste...
meristically 34 22 MERISTIC, pertaining...
meritocratic 28 21 relating to meritocr...
meroplankton 23 25 plankton consisting...
merrymakings 31 27 MERRYMAKING, gay or...
merrythought 34 24 the furcula between...
merveilleuse 25 22 (French) a female me...
mesenteritis 21 16 inflammation of the...
mesenteronic 22 20 relating to the mese...
meshuggeners 25 23 MESHUGGENER, (Yiddis...
mesmerically 34 25 MESMERICAL, of, pert...
mesoamerican 23 22 relating to Central...
mesquineries 29 26 MESQUINERIE, (French...
messengering 22 21 MESSENGER, to send b...
metacercaria 26 21 a parasitic trematod...
metacomputer 27 25 a collection of comp...
metalworkers 26 23 METALWORKER, one who...
metamaterial 22 19 any artificial mater...
metaperiodic 26 22 as in metaperiodic a...
metatherians 22 18 METATHERIAN, any met...
methanometer 22 21 instrument for detec...
methysergide 31 22 a serotonin used in...
mezzotinters 27 34 MEZZOTINTER, one who...
microamperes 27 24 MICROAMPERE, a milli...
microblogger 30 26 one who keeps a micr...
microbrewers 30 24 MICROBREWER [n]
microbrewery 36 26 a small brewery maki...
microfilmers 30 25 MICROFILMER, one who...
microfilters 29 22 MICROFILTER, a very...
micrographer 30 25 a person who draws o...
micromanager 25 24 one who micromanages...
micropterous 27 22 having small wings o...
microreaders 24 19 MICROREADER, a devic...
microspheres 29 23 MICROSPHERE, a small...
microsurgery 33 23 minute dissection or...
microwriters 29 21 MICROWRITER, a handh...
middlebuster 26 22 a plow with a double...
milliamperes 27 23 MILLIAMPERE, a thous...
millilambert 29 24 a thousandth of a la...
millisievert 27 21 one thousandth of a...
mimographers 28 25 MIMOGRAPHER, a write...
mineralisers 22 17 MINERALISER, a perso...
mineralising 23 20 MINERALISE, to trans...
mineralizers 25 26 MINERALIZER, a perso...
mineralizing 26 29 MINERALIZE, to trans...
mineralogies 22 19 MINERALOGY, the stud...
mineralogise 22 19 to collect or study...
mineralogist 23 19 a student of mineral...
mineralogize 25 28 to collect or study...
minesweepers 25 22 MINESWEEPER, a ship...
minicomputer 28 26 a small computer tha...
ministership 27 21 the office of minist...
minnesingers 21 20 MINNESINGER, (German...
misbelievers 27 23 MISBELIEVER, one who...
misconceiver 29 26 one who misconceives...
misconstered 24 20 MISCONSTER, (obsolet...
miserabilism 27 22 the quality of seemi...
miserabilist 26 19 a person who appears...
miserablisms 27 22 MISERABLISM, the qua...
miserablists 26 19 MISERABLIST, a perso...
misericordes 25 19 MISERICORDE, a brack...
misgoverning 25 25 MISGOVERN, to govern...
misgovernors 24 22 MISGOVERNOR, one who...
misinferring 25 22 MISINFER, to infer w...
misinformers 25 22 MISINFORMER, one who...
misinterpret 24 19 to explain wrongly [...
misinterring 23 19 MISINTER, to inter i...
misnumbering 26 26 MISNUMBER, to number...
misobserving 27 25 MISOBSERVE, to obser...
misperceived 29 26 MISPERCEIVE, to perc...
misperceives 29 25 MISPERCEIVE, to perc...
mispersuaded 24 21 MISPERSUADE, to pers...
mispersuades 24 20 MISPERSUADE, to pers...
misreference 25 22 to reference inaccur...
misreferring 25 21 MISREFER, to refer i...
misregisters 24 17 MISREGISTER, to regi...
misremembers 26 24 MISREMEMBER, to reme...
misrendering 22 20 MISRENDER, to render...
misreporters 24 18 MISREPORTER [n]
missionisers 22 16 MISSIONISER, one who...
missionizers 25 25 MISSIONIZER, one who...
mistempering 26 24 MISTEMPER, (obsolete...
moderateness 19 17 the state of being m...
moderatrices 24 19 MODERATRIX, (obsolet...
moderatrixes 27 23 MODERATRIX, (obsolet...
modernnesses 19 18 MODERNNESS, the stat...
moisturisers 23 16 MOISTURISER, an agen...
moisturizers 26 25 MOISTURIZER, an agen...
molecatchers 30 24 MOLECATCHER, a perso...
mollycoddler 34 25 one who mollycoddles...
moneychanger 31 26 a usurer [n -S]
moneylenders 26 21 MONEYLENDER, one who...
mongrelisers 23 19 MONGRELISER, one who...
mongrelizers 26 28 MONGRELIZER, one who...
monodisperse 22 20 characterized by par...
monogrammers 23 24 MONOGRAMMER, one who...
monographers 25 23 MONOGRAPHER, one who...
monopolisers 23 20 MONOPOLISER, one who...
monopolizers 26 29 MONOPOLIZER, one who...
monopteroses 21 19 MONOPTEROS, a buildi...
monospermous 23 23 producing only one s...
monoterpenes 20 20 MONOTERPENE, any of...
montgolfiers 25 22 MONTGOLFIER, (French...
moonlighters 25 21 MOONLIGHTER, one who...
morgensterns 21 19 MORGENSTERN, a club...
morigerating 23 20 MORIGERATE, to confo...
morigeration 21 18 deferential behaviou...
moschiferous 29 24 producing musk [adj]
mossbluiters 26 20 MOSSBLUITER, (Scots)...
mosstroopers 23 18 MOSSTROOPER, (histor...
motherboards 25 21 MOTHERBOARD, the boa...
mothercrafts 29 23 MOTHERCRAFT, the cra...
motherfucker 30 28 one that is formidab...
motherhouses 25 20 MOTHERHOUSE, the con...
motherliness 24 19 the state of being m...
mothproofers 27 23 MOTHPROOFER, a subst...
motorboaters 22 18 MOTORBOATER, one who...
mountaineers 19 18 MOUNTAINEER, to clim...
mouthbreeder 25 22 a fish that carries...
mouthbrooder 25 22 a cichlid fish that...
muckspreader 28 27 an agricultural mach...
mugwumperies 30 28 MUGWUMPERY, the acts...
multilateral 25 19 having many sides [a...
multilayered 30 21 having or involving...
multiplayers 33 23 MULTIPLAYER, a multi...
multiplexers 33 28 MULTIPLEXER, a devic...
multiseriate 23 17 arranged in many row...
multiservice 29 24 involving or serving...
multitowered 26 21 having many towers [...
multiversity 33 23 a major university [...
munitioneers 20 18 MUNITIONEER, a worke...
murderabilia 25 21 objects that are reg...
mutterations 21 17 MUTTERATION, (Richar...
muttonbirder 24 21 (New Zealand) a pers...
mycobacteria 35 26 MYCOBACTERIUM, any o...
mysteriously 36 21 MYSTERIOUS, of, rela...
mythographer 35 26 a student of mythogr...
mythologiser 32 22 one who mythologises...
mythologizer 35 31 one who mythologizes...
nanomaterial 19 18 a microscopically sm...
nationaliser 19 15 one who nationalises...
nationalizer 22 24 one who nationalizes...
neandertaler 18 16 NEANDERTAL [v]
neanderthals 21 18 NEANDERTHAL, (German...
neckerchiefs 31 28 NECKERCHIEF, an orna...
necrographer 27 23 a writer of obituari...
necromancers 25 23 NECROMANCER, one who...
needleworker 23 22 one who practises ne...
neoterically 30 20 NEOTERICAL, recent i...
nephelometer 24 22 an instrument for me...
nervurations 21 19 NERVURATION, the sta...
netherstocks 26 22 NETHERSTOCK, (obsole...
netherworlds 26 20 NETHERWORLD, the wor...
neuropterans 20 18 NEUROPTERAN, any of...
neuropterist 22 17 a person who studies...
neuropterons 20 18 NEUROPTERON, any of...
neuropterous 21 18 pertaining or belong...
neurosurgery 27 19 surgery of nervous s...
neutralisers 21 15 NEUTRALISER, somethi...
neutralizers 24 24 NEUTRALIZER, somethi...
nevertheless 24 20 in spite of that, al...
neverthemore 23 22 none the more [adv]
newspaperdom 27 26 the world of newspap...
newspapering 27 25 NEWSPAPER, to work o...
newspaperism 28 25 the system of having...
newspaperman 26 26 a person who owns or...
newspapermen 26 26 NEWSPAPERMAN, a pers...
nightclubber 33 28 one who attends nigh...
nightwalkers 29 25 NIGHTWALKER, a perso...
ninnyhammers 29 25 NINNYHAMMER, a ninny...
nitwitteries 24 16 NITWITTERY, the stat...
nomographers 25 23 NOMOGRAPHER [n]
nonanswering 21 21 NONANSWER, to answer...
nonassertive 20 18 not assertive [adj]
nonattenders 17 16 NONATTENDER, one who...
nonbacterial 24 21 not bacterial [adj]
nonbelievers 23 22 NONBELIEVER, one who...
noncancerous 23 22 not cancerous [adj]
noncertified 24 21 not certified [adj]
noncharacter 26 22 one who is not a cha...
noncomposers 24 23 NONCOMPOSER, one who...
nonconformer 23 24 NONCONFORM, to fail...
nonconsumers 22 22 NONCONSUMER, one who...
noncoverages 23 23 NONCOVERAGE, lack of...
noncrossover 23 21 a chromosome that ha...
noncustomers 23 21 NONCUSTOMER, one who...
nonemergency 28 25 something not an eme...
nonfederated 19 19 not federated [adj]
nonflowering 25 24 not flowering [adj]
nonladdering 20 20 of e.g. tights, not...
nonlandowner 20 21 one who is not a lan...
nonliterates 19 15 NONLITERATE, one who...
nonmercurial 24 22 not mercurial [adj]
nonmetameric 23 23 not metameric [adj]
nonnumerical 23 23 not numerical [adj]
nonobservant 21 22 not observant [adj]
nonoperating 20 20 not in operation [ad...
nonoperative 21 21 not operative [adj]
nonpasserine 19 18 not passerine [adj]
nonperformer 23 23 one who is not a per...
nonpermanent 19 22 not permanent [adj]
nonresponder 19 19 one who is not a res...
nonspherical 27 23 not spherical [adj]
nonsteroidal 19 16 of, relating to, or...
nonterminals 20 19 NONTERMINAL, somethi...
nonuniversal 21 21 not universal [adj]
normothermia 23 21 normal body temperat...
normothermic 27 24 relating to normothe...
northeastern 20 16 of, relating to, or...
northeasters 21 15 NORTHEASTER, a stron...
northernised 21 17 NORTHERNISE, to make...
northernises 21 16 NORTHERNISE, to make...
northernisms 23 19 NORTHERNISM, a north...
northernized 24 26 NORTHERNIZE, to make...
northernizes 24 25 NORTHERNIZE, to make...
northernmost 22 19 most northerly, also...
northwestern 24 19 of, relating to, or...
northwesters 25 18 NORTHWESTER, a stron...
nosographers 24 20 NOSOGRAPHER, one who...
nototheriums 23 19 NOTOTHERIUM, an exti...
numberlessly 32 24 NUMBERLESS, without...
numberplates 26 24 NUMBERPLATE, an iden...
numerability 31 23 the quality of being...
numerologies 22 20 NUMEROLOGY, the stud...
numerologist 23 20 a student of numerol...
numerosities 21 17 NUMEROSITY, the stat...
numerousness 20 19 the state of being n...
nurserymaids 28 20 NURSERYMAID, one emp...
nychthemeral 35 26 (Greek) of or relati...
nychthemeron 33 26 (Greek) a full perio...
obliterating 24 19 OBLITERATE, to erase...
obliteration 22 17 the act of obliterat...
obliterative 25 20 inducing or characte...
obliterators 23 16 OBLITERATOR, one who...
observancies 26 23 OBSERVANCY, the keep...
observations 23 20 OBSERVATION, an act...
obstreperate 23 18 (Sterne) to make an...
obstreperous 24 19 noisy, unruly, also...
obtemperated 24 22 OBTEMPERATE, to obey...
obtemperates 24 21 OBTEMPERATE, to obey...
officeholder 30 25 one holding a public...
olfactometer 26 22 an instrument measur...
oligospermia 25 21 the condition of hav...
oneiromancer 21 20 one who practises on...
operatically 33 22 OPERATIC, relating t...
operationism 22 19 the theory that defi...
operationist 21 16 an adherent of opera...
operatorless 22 16 without an operator...
opotherapies 25 20 OPOTHERAPY, treatmen...
oppignerated 24 22 OPPIGNERATE, (obsole...
oppignerates 24 21 OPPIGNERATE, (obsole...
orchestrater 25 17 one who orchestrates...
orienteering 19 16 a crosscountry race...
ornerinesses 18 14 ORNERINESS, the stat...
ornithopters 24 18 ORNITHOPTER, a birdl...
orthocenters 24 18 ORTHOCENTER, the poi...
orthographer 27 21 a correct speller [n...
orthopterans 23 18 ORTHOPTERAN, any mem...
orthopterist 25 17 a student of insects...
orthopteroid 24 18 a member of the Orth...
orthopterous 24 18 pertaining or belong...
osteodermous 20 17 of or like an osteod...
ostracoderms 24 19 OSTRACODERM, any of...
otherworldly 34 22 of, relating to, or...
otoscleroses 23 16 OTOSCLEROSIS, growth...
otosclerosis 24 16 growth of new bone i...
outblustered 24 19 OUTBLUSTER, to surpa...
outdelivered 23 20 OUTDELIVER, to surpa...
outercourses 23 17 OUTERCOURSE, sexual...
outgeneraled 20 18 OUTGENERAL, to surpa...
outglittered 23 17 OUTGLITTER, to surpa...
outmaneuvers 22 22 OUTMANEUVER, to surp...
outmastering 22 19 OUTMASTER, to surpas...
outnumbering 24 24 OUTNUMBER, to surpas...
outperformed 25 23 OUTPERFORM, to excee...
outsiderness 20 15 the state of being a...
overabounded 22 23 OVERABOUND, to be ex...
overabstract 27 22 excessively abstract...
overabundant 22 23 excessively abundant...
overachieved 28 26 OVERACHIEVE, to achi...
overachiever 28 25 one who achieves suc...
overachieves 28 25 OVERACHIEVE, to achi...
overactivity 34 25 excessive activity [...
overanalysed 27 21 OVERANALYSE, to anal...
overanalyses 27 20 OVERANALYSE, to anal...
overanalysis 28 20 excessive analysis [...
overanalyzed 30 30 OVERANALYZE, to anal...
overanalyzes 30 29 OVERANALYZE, to anal...
overarousals 22 18 OVERAROUSAL, excessi...
overarranged 21 20 OVERARRANGE, to arra...
overarranges 21 19 OVERARRANGE, to arra...
overasserted 21 17 OVERASSERT, to asser...
overbalanced 26 25 OVERBALANCE, to topp...
overbalances 26 24 OVERBALANCE, to topp...
overbettings 25 22 OVERBETTING, betting...
overbiddings 26 24 OVERBIDDING, the act...
overblankets 25 25 OVERBLANKET, a cover...
overbleached 29 26 OVERBLEACH, to bleac...
overbleaches 29 25 OVERBLEACH, to bleac...
overbookings 25 26 OVERBOOKING, the act...
overborrowed 26 23 OVERBORROW, to borro...
overbounding 24 25 OVERBOUND, to bound...
overbreeding 24 23 OVERBREED, to breed...
overbridging 27 25 OVERBRIDGE, to span...
overbriefing 27 25 OVERBRIEF, to brief...
overbrimming 28 28 OVERBRIM, to flow ov...
overbrowsing 28 25 OVERBROWS, OVERBROW,...
overbuilding 27 25 OVERBUILD, to build...
overburdened 23 23 OVERBURDEN, to overl...
overburthens 26 23 OVERBURTHEN, (archai...
overcanopied 25 24 OVERCANOPY, to cover...
overcanopies 25 23 OVERCANOPY, to cover...
overcapacity 36 27 excessive capacity f...
overcarrying 32 24 OVERCARRY, to carry...
overcastings 26 22 OVERCASTING, stitche...
overcatching 31 27 OVERCATCH, to overta...
overcautions 24 21 OVERCAUTION, excessi...
overcautious 25 21 excessively cautious...
overcharging 29 26 the making of an exc...
overchilling 31 26 OVERCHILL, to chill...
overclaiming 28 26 OVERCLAIM, to claim...
overclassify 35 25 to classify to exces...
overcleaning 25 24 OVERCLEAN, to clean...
overclearing 26 23 OVERCLEAR, to clear...
overclockers 30 27 OVERCLOCKER, one who...
overclocking 31 30 the act of running a...
overclouding 27 25 OVERCLOUD, to cover...
overclubbing 32 30 OVERCLUB, to hit a s...
overcoaching 30 27 OVERCOACH, to coach...
overcoatings 25 22 OVERCOATING, cloth f...
overcoloring 26 23 OVERCOLOR, to color...
overcoloured 25 22 OVERCOLOUR, to colou...
overcompress 28 25 to compress excessiv...
overconcerns 26 24 OVERCONCERN [n]
overconsumed 25 25 OVERCONSUME, to cons...
overconsumes 25 24 OVERCONSUME, to cons...
overcontrols 25 21 OVERCONTROL, to cont...
overcorrects 28 22 OVERCORRECT, to corr...
overcounting 25 24 OVERCOUNT, to rate t...
overcovering 27 26 OVERCOVER, to cover...
overcramming 28 28 the act of cramming...
overcritical 30 23 excessively critical...
overcropping 30 28 OVERCROP, to exhaust...
overcrowding 29 26 the act of crowding...
overcuttings 27 23 OVERCUTTING, excessi...
overdecorate 23 20 to decorate to exces...
overdesigned 22 21 OVERDESIGN, to desig...
overdevelops 26 25 OVERDEVELOP, to deve...
overdeviated 23 22 OVERDEVIATE, to devi...
overdeviates 23 21 OVERDEVIATE, to devi...
overdirected 25 21 OVERDIRECT, to direc...
overdiscount 25 22 to discount excessiv...
overdocument 25 25 to document to exces...
overdominant 21 22 excessively dominant...
overdramatic 26 23 excessively dramatic...
overdraughts 26 22 OVERDRAUGHT, a curre...
overdressing 23 20 OVERDRESS, to dress...
overdrinking 24 25 OVERDRINK, to drink...
overeducated 24 22 OVEREDUCATE, to educ...
overeducates 24 21 OVEREDUCATE, to educ...
overemphases 26 24 OVEREMPHASIS, excess...
overemphasis 27 24 excessive emphasis [...
overemphatic 30 27 excessively emphatic...
overenamored 20 21 excessively enamored...
overengineer 20 20 to engineer excessiv...
overenrolled 22 20 with too many enrolm...
overequipped 34 33 excessively equipped...
overestimate 22 19 to estimate too high...
overexciting 32 29 OVEREXCITE, to excit...
overexercise 30 26 to exercise to exces...
overexerting 28 26 OVEREXERT, to exert...
overexertion 26 24 excessive exertion [...
overexpanded 28 29 OVEREXPAND, to expan...
overexplains 30 28 OVEREXPLAIN, to expl...
overexplicit 35 30 excessively explicit...
overexploits 31 27 OVEREXPLOIT, to expl...
overexposing 30 29 OVEREXPOSE, to expos...
overexposure 29 27 excessive exposure [...
overextended 26 26 OVEREXTEND, to exten...
overfamiliar 26 23 excessively familiar...
overfatigued 25 23 excessively fatigued...
overfatigues 25 22 OVERFATIGUE, a state...
overfavoring 26 26 OVERFAVOR, to favor...
overfavoured 25 25 OVERFAVOUR, to favou...
overfeedings 24 23 OVERFEEDING, excessi...
overfineness 22 21 the state of being o...
overfinished 26 23 excessively finished...
overfishings 28 24 OVERFISHING, excessi...
overflooding 25 24 OVERFLOOD, to flood...
overflourish 28 23 to cover with blosso...
overflowings 29 26 OVERFLOWING, the act...
overfocusing 28 26 OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfocussed 27 24 OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfocusses 27 23 OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfondness 22 22 the state of being o...
overfreedoms 24 23 OVERFREEDOM, an exce...
overfreights 28 23 OVERFREIGHT, to over...
overfulfills 31 26 OVERFULFILL, to fulf...
overfullness 26 23 the state of being o...
overfundings 25 25 OVERFUNDING, the act...
overfussiest 25 20 OVERFUSSY, too fussy...
overgarments 23 22 OVERGARMENT, an oute...
overgenerous 21 20 excessively generous...
overglancing 27 26 OVERGLANCE, to glanc...
overglooming 25 25 OVERGLOOM, to cover...
overgoverned 23 24 OVERGOVERN, to gover...
overgrainers 22 19 OVERGRAINER, a brush...
overgraining 23 22 OVERGRAIN, in painti...
overgrassing 24 21 OVERGRASS, to grass...
overgrazings 27 30 OVERGRAZING, grazing...
overgreening 22 22 OVERGREEN, to cover...
overhandling 25 24 OVERHANDLE, to handl...
overharvests 26 22 OVERHARVEST, to harv...
overheatings 24 21 OVERHEATING, heating...
overhonoring 23 22 OVERHONOR, to honor...
overhonoured 22 21 OVERHONOUR, to honou...
overhuntings 25 23 OVERHUNTING, hunting...
overidealise 22 18 to idealise to exces...
overidealize 25 27 to idealize to exces...
overidentify 30 23 to identify to exces...
overinclined 25 23 inclined to excess [...
overindulged 24 23 OVERINDULGE, to indu...
overindulges 24 22 OVERINDULGE, to indu...
overinflated 24 22 OVERINFLATE, to infl...
overinflates 24 21 OVERINFLATE, to infl...
overinformed 24 24 OVERINFORM, to infor...
overinsuring 23 21 OVERINSURE, to insur...
overissuance 24 21 excessive issuance [...
overkindness 22 23 the state of being o...
overlaboring 25 23 OVERLABOR, to cause...
overlaboured 24 22 OVERLABOUR, (archaic...
overlaunched 27 25 OVERLAUNCH, in shipb...
overlaunches 27 24 OVERLAUNCH, in shipb...
overlearning 22 21 OVERLEARN, to contin...
overleathers 24 19 OVERLEATHER, (Shakes...
overleavened 22 23 OVERLEAVEN, to leave...
overlengthen 24 23 to lengthen excessiv...
overlighting 28 24 OVERLIGHT, to light...
overliterary 29 19 excessively literary...
overlockings 28 27 OVERLOCKING, oversew...
overlordship 28 23 the position of over...
overmanaging 23 25 OVERMANAGE, to manag...
overmannered 20 22 excessively mannered...
overmannings 22 24 OVERMANNING, excessi...
overmastered 22 20 OVERMASTER, to overp...
overmatching 29 27 OVERMATCH, to be mor...
overmaturity 30 22 excessive maturity [...
overmeasured 22 21 OVERMEASURE, to meas...
overmeasures 22 20 OVERMEASURE, to meas...
overmedicate 25 23 to medicate to exces...
overmodestly 30 23 OVERMODEST, modest t...
overmounting 23 24 OVERMOUNT, to rise a...
overmultiply 35 27 to become too numero...
overniceness 23 21 the state of being o...
overnighters 25 21 OVERNIGHTER, a perso...
overnighting 26 24 OVERNIGHT, to stay o...
overofficing 30 28 OVEROFFICE, to domin...
overoperated 22 20 OVEROPERATE, to oper...
overoperates 22 19 OVEROPERATE, to oper...
overoptimism 27 25 excessive optimism [...
overoptimist 26 22 one who is excessive...
overorganise 21 19 to organise to exces...
overorganize 24 28 to organize to exces...
overornament 20 21 to ornament excessiv...
overpackaged 28 29 OVERPACKAGE, to pack...
overpackages 28 28 OVERPACKAGE, to pack...
overpainting 24 23 OVERPAINT, to color...
overpayments 30 25 OVERPAYMENT, an exce...
overpedaling 25 24 OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpedalled 25 23 OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpeopling 27 26 OVERPEOPLE, to peopl...
overperching 30 27 OVERPERCH, to fly up...
overpersuade 23 21 to persuade to act c...
overpictured 28 24 OVERPICTURE, to pict...
overpictures 28 23 OVERPICTURE, to pict...
overpitching 31 27 OVERPITCH, in cricke...
overplanning 24 25 excessive planning [...
overplanting 25 24 OVERPLANT, to plant...
overplotting 26 23 excessive plotting [...
overpopulate 26 24 to populate too dens...
overpowering 27 25 OVERPOWER, to overco...
overpraising 25 22 OVERPRAISE, to prais...
overprepared 25 23 OVERPREPARE, to prep...
overprepares 25 22 OVERPREPARE, to prep...
overpressing 25 22 OVERPRESS, to oppres...
overpressure 24 20 pressure significant...
overprinting 25 23 OVERPRINT, to print...
overproduced 27 25 OVERPRODUCE, to prod...
overproduces 27 24 OVERPRODUCE, to prod...
overprograms 26 24 OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overpromised 25 23 OVERPROMISE, to prom...
overpromises 25 22 OVERPROMISE, to prom...
overpromoted 24 23 OVERPROMOTE, to prom...
overpromotes 24 22 OVERPROMOTE, to prom...
overprotects 27 22 OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overrashness 23 19 the state of being o...
overreachers 26 21 OVERREACHER, one who...
overreaching 27 24 OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacting 25 22 OVERREACT, to react...
overreaction 23 20 excessive reaction [...
overreckoned 24 25 OVERRECKON, to recko...
overrefining 24 23 OVERREFINE, to refin...
overregulate 23 20 to regulate to exces...
overreliance 24 21 an excessive relianc...
overreported 23 20 OVERREPORT, to repor...
overresponds 23 21 OVERRESPOND, to resp...
overripeness 23 20 the state of being o...
overripening 24 23 OVERRIPEN, to become...
overroasting 22 19 OVERROAST, to roast...
oversanguine 21 21 excessively sanguine...
oversaturate 21 17 to saturate to exces...
overschutcht 34 27 (Shakespeare) variou...
overscutched 31 26 (Shakespeare) variou...
overserviced 27 24 OVERSERVICE, to serv...
overservices 27 23 OVERSERVICE, to serv...
overshadowed 26 23 OVERSHADOW, to cast...
overshooting 24 21 OVERSHOOT, to shoot...
overshowered 26 22 OVERSHOWER, to showe...
oversimplify 36 28 to simplify to such...
overskipping 29 29 OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overslaughed 26 23 OVERSLAUGH, to pass...
oversleeping 25 23 OVERSLEEP, to sleep...
overslipping 29 26 OVERSLIP, to leave o...
overspenders 23 21 OVERSPENDER, one who...
overspending 24 24 excessive spending [...
overspilling 28 24 OVERSPILL, to spill...
overstaffing 27 25 excessive staffing [...
overstaining 22 20 OVERSTAIN, to cover...
overstanding 22 21 OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
oversteering 22 19 OVERSTEER, to steer...
overstepping 27 25 OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstinking 24 24 OVERSTINK, to stink...
overstirring 24 19 OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstocking 27 26 OVERSTOCK, to stock...
overstrained 21 18 OVERSTRAIN, to strai...
overstressed 22 17 OVERSTRESS, to stres...
overstresses 22 16 OVERSTRESS, to stres...
overstrewing 26 22 OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstridden 22 19 OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstriding 24 20 OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstriking 25 23 OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstudying 30 23 OVERSTUDY, to study...
overstuffing 28 26 OVERSTUFF, to stuff...
oversubtlety 32 23 an excess of subtlet...
oversupplied 28 25 OVERSUPPLY, to suppl...
oversupplies 28 24 OVERSUPPLY, to suppl...
overswearing 25 22 OVERSWEAR, to swear...
oversweetens 23 20 OVERSWEETEN, to swee...
overswelling 28 24 OVERSWELL, to swell...
overswimming 29 28 OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
overswinging 27 25 OVERSWING [v]
overtaxation 26 24 excessive taxation [...
overteaching 27 24 OVERTEACH, to teach...
overthinking 26 26 OVERTHINK, to think...
overthrowers 27 21 OVERTHROWER [n]
overthrowing 28 24 OVERTHROW [v]
overthwarted 27 22 OVERTHWART, to lie a...
overtightens 25 21 OVERTIGHTEN, to tigh...
overtoppings 27 25 OVERTOPPING, the act...
overtowering 25 22 OVERTOWER, to tower...
overtradings 23 20 OVERTRADING, trading...
overtraining 22 20 OVERTRAIN, to train...
overtreating 22 19 OVERTREAT, to treat...
overtrimming 26 25 OVERTRIM, to trim to...
overtripping 28 25 OVERTRIP, to trip ni...
overtrumping 27 26 OVERTRUMP, to trump...
overtrusting 24 20 OVERTRUST, to trust...
overutilised 24 19 OVERUTILISE, to util...
overutilises 24 18 OVERUTILISE, to util...
overutilized 27 28 OVERUTILIZE, to util...
overutilizes 27 27 OVERUTILIZE, to util...
overvoltages 25 23 OVERVOLTAGE, the exc...
overwatching 31 27 OVERWATCH, to watch...
overwatering 25 22 OVERWATER, to water...
overwearying 31 24 OVERWEARY, to weary...
overweathers 26 21 OVERWEATHER, (Shakes...
overweenings 24 23 OVERWEENING [n]
overweighing 29 26 OVERWEIGH, to exceed...
overweighted 28 24 OVERWEIGHT, to give...
overwhelming 30 28 crushing [adj OVERWH...
overwintered 24 21 OVERWINTER, to last...
overwithheld 31 25 OVERWITHHOLD, to wit...
overwithhold 31 25 to withhold excessiv...
overwrapping 30 28 OVERWRAP, to wrap ex...
overwresting 26 22 OVERWREST, to wrest...
overwrestled 26 21 OVERWRESTLE, (Spense...
overwrestles 26 20 OVERWRESTLE, (Spense...
ozonospheres 25 27 OZONOSPHERE, the ozo...
pachydermias 35 26 PACHYDERMIA, elephan...
pachydermous 35 27 thick-skinned, also...
paederasties 21 16 PAEDERASTY, anal int...
paleographer 27 23 a student of paleogr...
pamperedness 24 23 the state of being p...
pamphleteers 28 24 PAMPHLETEER [n]
panicmongers 26 25 PANICMONGER, one who...
panspermatic 28 25 relating to pansperm...
panspermisms 27 25 PANSPERMISM, the the...
panspermists 26 22 PANSPERMIST, a belie...
pantaloonery 26 20 buffoonery [n PANTAL...
pantheresses 23 18 PANTHERESS, a female...
pantographer 26 23 one who uses a panto...
paperbackers 30 28 PAPERBACKER, one who...
paperbacking 31 31 PAPERBACK, to bring...
paperhangers 26 23 PAPERHANGER, one tha...
paperhanging 27 26 decorative paper use...
paperinesses 23 19 PAPERINESS, the stat...
papermakings 27 28 PAPERMAKING, the bus...
paperweights 31 25 PAPERWEIGHT, a usual...
papuliferous 28 24 pimply [adj]
paragraphers 27 22 PARAGRAPHER, one who...
parameterise 22 18 to set parameters fo...
parameterize 25 27 to set parameters fo...
paraperiodic 27 22 as in paraperiodic a...
paraphrasers 26 20 PARAPHRASER, one who...
paraplanners 23 21 PARAPLANNER, a perso...
parascenders 24 20 PARASCENDER, a perso...
paratroopers 23 18 PARATROOPER [n]
parenterally 29 20 PARENTERAL, entering...
parishioners 24 18 PARISHIONER, a membe...
partitioners 22 16 PARTITIONER, one who...
partnerships 27 21 PARTNERSHIP, the sta...
pasqueflower 36 32 a species of anemone...
pasquinaders 30 27 PASQUINADER, one who...
pasteurisers 23 16 PASTEURISER, an appa...
pasteurizers 26 25 PASTEURIZER, an appa...
paternalisms 24 20 PATERNALISM, a syste...
paternalists 23 17 PATERNALIST, a belie...
paternosters 21 16 PATERNOSTER, the Lor...
peacekeepers 26 25 PEACEKEEPER, one who...
peacockeries 28 25 PEACOCKERY, vain ost...
peerlessness 22 17 the state of being p...
penetrometer 21 19 an instrument for me...
penguineries 22 20 PENGUINERY, a breedi...
pentamerisms 24 22 PENTAMERISM, the con...
penteconters 23 20 PENTECONTER, a comma...
penthemimers 26 24 PENTHEMIMER, a metri...
peracidities 26 19 PERACIDITY, the stat...
peradventure 23 22 by chance [adj] / do...
perambulated 26 24 PERAMBULATE, to walk...
perambulates 26 23 PERAMBULATE, to walk...
perambulator 26 23 a pram [n -S]
perceptional 27 23 relating to percepti...
perceptively 37 28 PERCEPTIVE, responsi...
perceptivity 37 27 the state of being p...
perceptually 36 26 PERCEPTUAL, of, rela...
perchlorates 28 21 PERCHLORATE, a salt...
perchlorides 29 22 PERCHLORIDE, a chlor...
percipiences 30 25 PERCIPIENCE, the sta...
percipiently 35 25 PERCIPIENT, perceivi...
percolations 25 20 PERCOLATION, the act...
percussional 26 21 relating to percussi...
percussively 36 26 PERCUSSIVE, of or re...
percutaneous 24 21 done or applied thro...
perduellions 24 20 PERDUELLION, (archai...
perdurations 22 18 PERDURATION, lasting...
peregrinated 22 19 PEREGRINATE, to wand...
peregrinates 22 18 PEREGRINATE, to wand...
peregrinator 22 18 someone who travels...
peremptorily 33 24 PEREMPTORY, putting...
perennations 19 18 PERENNATION, the act...
perenniality 28 20 the state of being p...
perestroikas 23 19 PERESTROIKA, (Russia...
perfectation 26 22 making perfect [n -S...
perfectively 37 28 PERFECTIVE, tending...
perfectivity 37 27 the state of being p...
perfervidity 34 25 the state of being p...
perfidiously 33 23 PERFIDIOUS, characte...
perfoliation 24 20 the state of being p...
perforations 23 19 PERFORATION, the act...
perforatuses 24 19 PERFORATUS, the shor...
performances 27 25 PERFORMANCE, the exe...
performative 27 25 of a statement or ve...
performatory 31 23 of a statement or ve...
perfusionist 25 20 the member of a surg...
pergameneous 22 22 parchment-like, also...
pericarditic 30 22 relating to pericard...
pericarditis 27 19 inflammation of the...
pericardiums 28 23 PERICARDIUM, a membr...
perichaetial 28 21 relating to the peri...
perichaetium 29 24 a sheath or cluster...
perichondral 28 23 of or like a pericho...
perichondria 27 22 PERICHONDRIUM, a fib...
perichoreses 27 20 PERICHORESIS, the re...
perichoresis 28 20 the reciprocity of e...
periclitated 27 20 PERICLITATE, (archai...
periclitates 27 19 PERICLITATE, (archai...
pericraniums 27 23 PERICRANIUM, a membr...
pericynthion 33 24 the point at which a...
perilousness 23 18 the state of being p...
perimetrical 28 22 relating to a perime...
perimorphism 30 26 the state of being a...
perimorphous 28 24 like a perimorph, al...
perinephrium 28 25 the fatty tissue sur...
perineuritic 26 20 relating to perineur...
perineuritis 23 17 inflammation of the...
periodically 34 23 PERIODICAL, periodic...
periodontias 21 17 PERIODONTIA, the bra...
periodontics 25 20 PERIODONTIC [n]
periodontist 22 17 a dentist specialisi...
perionychium 35 27 tissue surrounding a...
periostracum 27 22 the horny outer laye...
peripatetics 28 21 PERIPATETIC, an itin...
peripherally 35 24 PERIPHERAL, at the e...
peripherical 31 24 (archaic) relating t...
periphrasing 28 23 PERIPHRASE, to use m...
periphrastic 31 23 of or like periphras...
periselenium 24 21 in an elliptical orb...
perispomenon 23 23 having a circumflex...
peristaliths 27 18 PERISTALITH, a prehi...
peristerites 23 15 PERISTERITE, an albi...
peristeronic 25 19 of or relating to pi...
peristomatic 27 21 relating to the peri...
peristrephic 31 23 moving round; revolv...
peritonaeums 22 20 PERITONAEUM, a serou...
peritoneally 29 20 PERITONEAL, relating...
peritrichous 29 21 having flagella unif...
perjinkities 26 29 PERJINKITY, (Scots)...
perjuriously 33 29 PERJURIOUS, guilty o...
perlocutions 26 21 PERLOCUTION, the eff...
perlustrated 24 18 PERLUSTRATE, (archai...
perlustrates 24 17 PERLUSTRATE, (archai...
permaculture 28 24 a system of self-sus...
permanencies 24 23 PERMANENCY, the stat...
permanganate 21 22 a salt of permangani...
permeability 33 24 the capacity of mate...
permeameters 23 21 PERMEAMETER, instrum...
permissively 34 25 PERMISSIVE, permitti...
permittances 26 22 PERMITTANCE, permiss...
permittivity 34 24 the ratio of the ele...
permutations 23 20 PERMUTATION, the arr...
perniciously 33 23 PERNICIOUS, destruct...
pernoctating 25 22 PERNOCTATE, to pass...
pernoctation 23 20 the act of staying u...
perorational 21 17 of or like a perorat...
peroxidation 27 24 the creation of a pe...
peroxidising 30 26 PEROXIDISE, to oxidi...
peroxidizing 33 35 PEROXIDIZE, to oxidi...
perpetrating 25 21 PERPETRATE, to bring...
perpetration 23 19 the act of perpetrat...
perpetrators 24 18 PERPETRATOR, one who...
perpetualism 27 23 a belief in the perp...
perpetualist 26 20 a person who advocat...
perpetuality 32 22 the state of being p...
perpetuances 26 23 PERPETUANCE, perpetu...
perpetuating 25 22 PERPETUATE, to make...
perpetuation 23 20 continuation or pres...
perpetuators 24 19 PERPETUATOR, one who...
perpetuities 25 19 PERPETUITY, the stat...
perphenazine 27 31 a tranquillizer used...
perplexingly 40 32 PERPLEXING [adv]
perplexities 32 26 PERPLEXITY, the stat...
perquisition 31 26 a diligent inquiry [...
perquisitors 32 25 PERQUISITOR, the fir...
persecutions 25 20 PERSECUTION, the act...
perseverance 25 23 the act of perseveri...
perseverated 23 20 PERSEVERATE, to repe...
perseverates 23 19 PERSEVERATE, to repe...
perseverator 23 19 one who perseverates...
persistences 25 19 PERSISTENCE, the act...
persistently 30 19 PERSISTENT, persisti...
persistingly 32 21 PERSISTING [adv]
personalised 22 18 PERSONALISE, to make...
personalises 22 17 PERSONALISE, to make...
personalisms 24 20 PERSONALISM, the doc...
personalists 23 17 PERSONALIST, someone...
personalized 25 27 PERSONALIZE, to make...
personalizes 25 26 PERSONALIZE, to make...
personalties 22 17 PERSONALTY, personal...
personatings 22 19 PERSONATING, assume...
personations 20 17 PERSONATION, the act...
personifiers 24 19 PERSONIFIER, one who...
personifying 31 24 PERSONIFY, to be the...
personpowers 26 22 PERSONPOWER, manpowe...
perspectival 31 26 relating to perspect...
perspectives 30 25 PERSPECTIVE, a point...
perspicacity 38 26 the state of being p...
perspirating 26 21 PERSPIRATE, to sweat...
perspiration 24 19 the act of perspirin...
perspiratory 31 20 of, relating to, sec...
perspiringly 34 24 PERSPIRING [adv]
perstringing 25 21 PERSTRINGE, (obsolet...
persuasively 32 23 PERSUASIVE, tending...
persulphates 28 22 PERSULPHATE, that su...
persulphuric 33 26 denoting a type of a...
pertinacious 25 20 stubbornly unyieldin...
pertinencies 24 20 PERTINENCY, the stat...
perturbances 27 23 PERTURBANCE, perturb...
perturbating 26 22 PERTURBATE, to pertu...
perturbation 24 20 the action of pertur...
perturbative 27 23 tending to perturb [...
perturbators 25 19 PERTURBATOR, one who...
perturbatory 31 21 tending to perturb [...
perturbingly 34 25 PERTURBING [adv]
perverseness 23 20 the state of being p...
perversities 25 19 PERVERSITY, the qual...
pervicacious 31 26 very stubborn [adj]
perviousness 24 21 the state of being p...
petaliferous 25 20 bearing petals [adj]
petrographer 27 22 a practitioner of pe...
pettifoggers 27 22 PETTIFOGGER, a petty...
pettifoggery 33 24 dealing with trivial...
phanerogamic 28 26 like a phanerogam, a...
phanerophyte 33 25 a perennial plant th...
phellodermal 28 24 relating to the phel...
philanderers 25 20 PHILANDERER, one who...
philandering 26 23 engaging in a frivol...
philosophers 30 23 PHILOSOPHER, a perso...
phonographer 28 25 a specialist in phon...
photocopiers 29 23 PHOTOCOPIER, a machi...
photographer 29 24 one who practices ph...
photoperiods 26 21 PHOTOPERIOD, the per...
photopolymer 34 26 a photosensitive pla...
photosetters 24 17 PHOTOSETTER, an appa...
photospheres 28 22 PHOTOSPHERE, the sun...
photospheric 32 25 relating to the phot...
phototherapy 34 24 the treatment of dis...
photothermal 28 23 of or concerned with...
photothermic 31 25 of or concerned with...
phrasemakers 26 24 PHRASEMAKER, a maker...
phrasemonger 25 23 a maker of wordy or...
phrontistery 31 20 a place for study an...
phylacteries 35 23 PHYLACTERY, a small...
phyllosphere 37 26 the surface of a lea...
physicianers 34 23 PHYSICIANER [n]
physiolaters 32 20 PHYSIOLATER, a natur...
phytographer 36 26 a descriptive botani...
phytosterols 32 20 PHYTOSTEROL, any of...
phytotherapy 41 26 the treatment of the...
pickerelweed 30 27 a shallow-water pere...
picturegoers 27 21 PICTUREGOER, one who...
pieceworkers 29 25 PIECEWORKER, one who...
piercingness 26 22 the state of being p...
pigeonholers 25 21 PIGEONHOLER, one who...
pignerations 22 19 PIGNERATION, the act...
pilgrimagers 28 23 PILGRIMAGER, one who...
pitchometers 29 23 PITCHOMETER, an inst...
pitchpersons 30 24 PITCHPERSON, a stree...
placeholders 29 23 PLACEHOLDER, a symbo...
placekickers 32 30 PLACEKICKER, one who...
plagiarisers 25 18 PLAGIARISER, one who...
plagiarizers 28 27 PLAGIARIZER, one who...
planispheres 27 22 PLANISPHERE, a spher...
planispheric 31 25 relating to the plan...
plasterboard 25 20 a thin rigid board,...
plasteriness 23 17 the state of being p...
plasterstone 22 17 gypsum [n -S]
plasterworks 28 23 PLASTERWORK, plaster...
plasticisers 28 19 PLASTICISER, a subst...
plasticizers 31 28 PLASTICIZER, a subst...
plastometers 24 19 PLASTOMETER, an inst...
plecopterans 27 23 PLECOPTERAN, a membe...
plecopterous 28 23 of or like the Pleco...
plerocercoid 29 23 the infective larva...
plerophorias 27 21 PLEROPHORIA, full co...
plerophories 27 21 PLEROPHORY, full con...
plessimeters 25 19 PLESSIMETER, a small...
plumbiferous 30 27 bearing or yielding...
pluriliteral 27 19 of more than three l...
pluriseriate 24 17 in several rows, als...
pluviometers 27 24 PLUVIOMETER, a devic...
poetasteries 21 15 POETASTERY, the writ...
poetastering 22 18 POETASTER [v]
poikilotherm 28 25 an organism that tak...
polarimeters 24 19 POLARIMETER, an inst...
policyholder 36 25 the owner of an insu...
policymakers 35 28 POLICYMAKER, one who...
politicaster 27 19 (Milton) a petty pol...
poltergeists 25 18 POLTERGEIST, (German...
polydisperse 32 22 characterized by par...
polygraphers 35 25 POLYGRAPHER, one who...
polymerising 32 24 POLYMERISE, to make...
polymerizing 35 33 POLYMERIZE, to make...
ponderancies 23 21 PONDERANCY, weight,...
ponderations 20 18 PONDERATION, weighin...
ponerologies 22 19 PONEROLOGY, the theo...
popularisers 26 20 POPULARISER, one who...
popularizers 29 29 POPULARIZER, one who...
pornographer 26 23 one who produces por...
porterhouses 24 18 PORTERHOUSE, a house...
postdelivery 32 23 following a delivery...
posteriority 29 17 the state of being l...
posteruptive 27 23 taking place after a...
postexercise 31 25 taking place after e...
postimperial 27 22 taking place after i...
postliterate 23 16 relating to or occur...
postmeridian 23 20 taking place after n...
powerboating 27 24 the sport of driving...
powerfulness 28 24 the state of being p...
powerlifters 29 22 POWERLIFTER, one who...
powerlifting 30 25 the sport of weightl...
practitioner 25 19 one who practices [n...
pragmatisers 25 20 PRAGMATISER, one who...
pragmatizers 28 29 PRAGMATIZER [v]
pralltriller 28 19 a musical ornament c...
prayerlessly 37 21 PRAYERLESS, not usin...
preachership 32 25 the office of preach...
preamplifier 29 25 an amplifier designe...
precancerous 27 23 tending to become ca...
preconcerted 27 23 PRECONCERT, to settl...
predetermine 22 20 to foreordain, prede...
prediscovery 34 25 a preliminary discov...
preemergence 25 24 used or occurring be...
preferential 24 20 showing preference [...
preinserting 23 19 PREINSERT, to insert...
preinterview 27 23 to interview in adva...
preliterates 23 16 PRELITERATE, one not...
premierships 29 23 PREMIERSHIP, the off...
prenumbering 26 26 PRENUMBER, to number...
preoperative 25 22 occurring before a s...
preponderant 22 21 having superior weig...
preponderate 22 20 surpassing [adj PREP...
preposterous 24 19 contrary to nature,...
prepuberties 27 22 PREPUBERTY, the time...
prerecession 24 19 taking place before...
prerecording 26 22 PRERECORD, to record...
preregisters 24 17 PREREGISTER, to regi...
prerehearsal 24 18 taking place before...
prereleasing 23 19 PRERELEASE, to relea...
prerequiring 32 28 PREREQUIRE, to requi...
prerequisite 31 25 something needed in...
prerogatived 25 22 (Shakespeare) posses...
prerogatives 25 21 PREROGATIVE, an excl...
preromantics 26 22 PREROMANTIC, a poet,...
presbyterate 30 20 the office of presby...
presbyterial 32 21 relating to a presby...
presbyterian 30 21 a member of a Presby...
presbyteries 31 20 PRESBYTERY, part of...
preschoolers 28 21 PRESCHOOLER, a child...
preservation 23 20 the act of preservin...
preservative 26 23 serving to preserve...
preservatory 30 21 serving to preserve...
preslaughter 27 21 preceding a slaughte...
pressurisers 24 16 PRESSURISER, an appa...
pressurizers 27 25 PRESSURIZER, an appa...
presterilise 24 16 to sterilise in adva...
presterilize 27 25 to sterilize in adva...
preteritions 22 16 PRETERITION, the omi...
pretermitted 24 19 PRETERMIT, to omit,...
pretermitter 24 18 one who pretermits [...
privateering 25 22 operating as a pirat...
prizefighter 32 31 one who takes part i...
prizewinners 28 29 PRIZEWINNER, a winne...
probationers 23 19 PROBATIONER, a perso...
procerebrums 29 25 PROCEREBRUM, the for...
processioner 24 19 (US) a county office...
profiteering 25 21 acting as a profitee...
profiteroles 25 19 PROFITEROLE, (French...
progesterone 21 18 a female sex hormone...
proliferated 25 20 PROLIFERATE, to grow...
proliferates 25 19 PROLIFERATE, to grow...
proofreaders 23 19 PROOFREADER, a perso...
propernesses 23 19 PROPERNESS, the stat...
propertyless 32 21 without property [ad...
proselytiser 30 18 one who proselytises...
proselytizer 33 27 one who proselytizes...
prosperities 25 18 PROSPERITY, the cond...
prosperously 32 22 PROSPEROUS, thriving...
prostanthera 23 18 an Australian bush,...
protervities 25 19 PROTERVITY, peevishn...
prototherian 23 18 pertaining to a memb...
protuberance 26 23 a swelling or bump o...
protuberancy 33 25 a swelling or bump o...
protuberated 24 20 PROTUBERATE, to bulg...
protuberates 24 19 PROTUBERATE, to bulg...
provendering 24 24 PROVENDER, to supply...
proverbially 35 26 PROVERBIAL, of or li...
provisioners 24 20 PROVISIONER, a furni...
psychometers 35 25 PSYCHOMETER, an inst...
psychrometer 35 25 an instrument for me...
pteridomania 22 20 a passion for ferns...
pteridophyte 33 23 the general name for...
pteridosperm 26 22 an extinct group of...
pterodactyle 32 22 any of various ptero...
pterodactyls 33 22 PTERODACTYL, any of...
pterosaurian 21 17 a pterodactyl, also...
pulpiteering 27 23 PULPITEER, to preach...
pulverations 25 22 PULVERATION, pulveri...
pulverisable 29 25 that can be pulveris...
pulverizable 32 34 capable of being pul...
pulverulence 29 27 the state of being p...
pumpernickel 31 31 (German) a kind of c...
puppeteering 27 25 PUPPETEER, to operat...
pussyfooters 31 21 PUSSYFOOTER, one who...
pyranometers 28 21 PYRANOMETER, another...
pyrgeometers 30 22 PYRGEOMETER, an inst...
pyritiferous 32 21 bearing pyrite [adj]
pyrographers 34 24 PYROGRAPHER, one who...
quacksalvers 36 34 QUACKSALVER, (archai...
quantometers 28 26 QUANTOMETER, (traden...
quaquaversal 39 37 sloping downward fro...
quarrymaster 36 27 one in charge of a q...
quarterbacks 35 32 QUARTERBACK, to dire...
quarterdecks 33 30 QUARTERDECK, part of...
quarterfinal 31 27 the round before the...
quarterlight 34 27 a small triangular v...
quartersawed 31 26 QUARTERSAW, to saw (...
quarterstaff 33 28 a long wooden pole w...
quaternaries 27 23 QUATERNARY, a set of...
quaternities 28 23 QUATERNITY, fourness...
querimonious 29 27 complaining, querulo...
quicksilvers 38 34 QUICKSILVER, an old...
quicksilvery 44 36 like quicksilver [ad...
quinqueremes 37 36 QUINQUEREME, an anci...
racetrackers 27 22 RACETRACKER, one who...
racketeering 24 22 running a protection...
radiographer 25 20 one who practises ra...
radiotherapy 30 20 treatment by radiati...
radiotracers 23 16 RADIOTRACER, a radio...
rangefinders 22 20 RANGEFINDER, an inst...
ratbaggeries 24 19 RATBAGGERY, nonsense...
rathskellers 26 20 RATHSKELLER, (German...
rationaliser 20 14 one who rationalises...
rationalizer 23 23 one who rationalizes...
reaccelerate 25 19 to accelerate again...
readvertised 22 18 READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertises 22 17 READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertized 25 27 READVERTIZE, to adve...
readvertizes 25 26 READVERTIZE, to adve...
reappraisers 24 18 REAPPRAISER, one who...
reassertions 19 13 REASSERTION, the act...
receivership 30 24 the office or functi...
recertifying 33 23 RECERTIFY, to certif...
rechartering 26 20 RECHARTER, to charte...
recommenders 24 23 RECOMMENDER, one who...
recompensers 25 22 RECOMPENSER, one who...
reconferring 25 22 RECONFER, to confer...
reconnoiters 21 17 RECONNOITER, (US) to...
reconnoitrer 21 17 one who reconnoiters...
reconquering 31 29 RECONQUER, to conque...
reconsidered 22 18 RECONSIDER, to consi...
reconversion 23 21 the act of reconvert...
reconverting 25 23 RECONVERT, to conver...
recordership 28 21 the office of record...
recuperating 26 22 RECUPERATE, to get b...
recuperation 24 20 the act of recuperat...
recuperative 27 23 of or relating to re...
recuperators 25 19 RECUPERATOR, an arra...
recuperatory 31 21 assisting in recuper...
redeliverers 23 18 REDELIVERER [n]
redeliveries 23 18 REDELIVERY, the act...
redelivering 24 21 REDELIVER, to delive...
redemptioner 22 20 an immigrant to Amer...
redetermined 20 18 REDETERMINE, to dete...
redetermines 20 17 REDETERMINE, to dete...
redevelopers 24 21 REDEVELOPER [n]
rediscovered 25 21 REDISCOVER, to disco...
rediscoverer 25 20 REDISCOVER, to disco...
reembroiders 23 19 REEMBROIDER, to outl...
reemergences 23 21 REEMERGENCE, the act...
reencounters 21 18 REENCOUNTER, to enco...
reenergising 21 18 REENERGISE, to give...
reenergizing 24 27 REENERGIZE, to give...
reengineered 18 17 REENGINEER, to engin...
reexperience 29 26 to experience again...
refectioners 24 19 REFECTIONER, the off...
referencings 25 22 REFERENCING, the act...
reflowerings 27 22 REFLOWERING, the act...
refresheners 23 18 REFRESHENER, somethi...
refrigerants 23 18 REFRIGERANT, a refri...
refrigerated 23 18 REFRIGERATE, to make...
refrigerates 23 17 REFRIGERATE, to make...
refrigerator 23 17 something that refri...
refurbishers 28 21 REFURBISHER, one who...
regeneracies 22 18 REGENERACY, the stat...
regenerately 26 18 REGENERATE, renewed...
regenerating 20 18 REGENERATE, to gener...
regeneration 18 16 an act or the proces...
regenerative 21 19 serving to regenerat...
regenerators 19 15 REGENERATOR, one tha...
regeneratory 25 17 serving to regenerat...
registerable 24 18 capable of being reg...
reguerdoning 21 20 REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
reinnervated 20 19 REINNERVATE, to inne...
reinnervates 20 18 REINNERVATE, to inne...
reinsertions 19 14 REINSERTION, the act...
reinterments 20 17 REINTERMENT, reburia...
reinterprets 22 16 REINTERPRET, to inte...
reinterviews 25 20 REINTERVIEW, to inte...
reiteratedly 27 16 REITERATED [adv]
reiterations 19 13 REITERATION, the act...
reiteratives 22 16 REITERATIVE, a word...
relacquering 33 29 RELACQUER, to lacque...
relaundering 21 19 RELAUNDER, to launde...
relinquisher 32 26 one who relinquishes...
remaindering 21 20 REMAINDER, to sell a...
remainderman 20 21 the person entitled...
remaindermen 20 21 REMAINDERMAN, the pe...
rememberable 26 25 capable of being rem...
rememberably 33 27 REMEMBERABLE, capabl...
remembrancer 26 25 an officer of excheq...
remineralise 21 17 to replace the deple...
remineralize 24 26 to replace the deple...
remunerating 21 20 REMUNERATE, to pay a...
remuneration 19 18 something that remun...
remunerative 22 21 serving to remunerat...
remunerators 20 17 REMUNERATOR, one who...
remuneratory 26 19 relating to remunera...
rencountered 21 19 RENCOUNTER, to meet,...
renosterveld 22 19 an area of high alti...
renversement 21 21 (French) an aeroplan...
reoperations 20 16 REOPERATION, operati...
reorganisers 20 15 REORGANISER, one who...
reorganizers 23 24 REORGANIZER, one who...
repatterning 22 19 REPATTERN, to patter...
repercussing 27 22 REPERCUSS, to reverb...
repercussion 25 20 a reflection, reverb...
repercussive 28 23 having repercussions...
replastering 24 19 REPLASTER, to plaste...
replenishers 25 19 REPLENISHER, one who...
reprehenders 23 19 REPREHENDER, one who...
representers 21 16 REPRESENTER, one who...
reprographer 27 22 one who practises re...
republishers 29 22 REPUBLISHER, one who...
reradiations 19 14 RERADIATION, the act...
reregistered 21 15 REREGISTER, to regis...
reregulating 23 19 REREGULATE, to regul...
reregulation 21 17 the act of regulatin...
reservations 21 17 RESERVATION, somehti...
reservedness 21 18 the state of being r...
reservoiring 23 19 RESERVOIR, to keep a...
resiniferous 22 17 bearing resin [adj]
resolutioner 20 15 one who joins in or...
respirometer 23 18 an instrument for me...
resveratrols 23 17 RESVERATROL, a fungi...
retainership 24 18 the office of retain...
retroversion 21 17 the bending backward...
retroverting 23 19 RETROVERT, to turn b...
reupholsters 26 19 REUPHOLSTER, to upho...
reverberated 23 20 REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberates 23 19 REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberator 23 19 something that rever...
reverentness 20 18 the state of being r...
reversionary 27 19 of, relating to, con...
reversioners 21 17 REVERSIONER, a perso...
revolutioner 22 19 (historical) a suppo...
rhabdomancer 27 25 one who practises rh...
rhabdosphere 28 23 an aggregation of rh...
rhinocerical 29 22 (archaic slang) rich...
rhinoceroses 24 18 RHINOCEROS, a large...
rhinocerotes 24 18 RHINOCEROTE, (obsole...
rhinocerotic 28 21 like a rhinoceros [a...
rhizospheres 30 28 RHIZOSPHERE, a regio...
rhopaloceral 28 22 relating to the Rhop...
rhythmometer 33 24 an instrument for me...
rijksdaalers 25 27 RIJKSDAALER, (Dutch)...
rinthereouts 22 16 RINTHEREOUT, (Scots)...
rodomontader 19 18 a braggart, a bluste...
roisterously 28 16 ROISTEROUS, blusteri...
rollerbladed 25 20 ROLLERBLADE, to skat...
rollerblader 25 19 one who skates on ro...
rollerblades 25 19 ROLLERBLADE, (traden...
rollerdromes 23 18 ROLLERDROME, (US) a...
roughcasters 27 20 ROUGHCASTER, one who...
rowanberries 24 19 ROWANBERRY, the berr...
rubbernecked 28 28 RUBBERNECK, to look...
rubbernecker 28 27 one who rubbernecks...
rudderstocks 26 22 RUDDERSTOCK, a verti...
rumormongers 23 22 RUMORMONGER, one who...
sabermetrics 27 21 the statistical anal...
sacerdotally 31 20 SACERDOTAL, of or re...
safecrackers 29 25 SAFECRACKER, one tha...
sailboarders 23 17 SAILBOARDER [n]
salespersons 22 17 SALESPERSON, a sales...
salinometers 21 17 SALINOMETER, an inst...
saltchuckers 32 26 SALTCHUCKER, a saltw...
salutiferous 24 18 conducive to health...
sanctioneers 21 17 SANCTIONEER, a perso...
sandblasters 23 18 SANDBLASTER, a tool...
sanderswoods 22 18 SANDERSWOOD, sandalw...
sandpapering 24 23 the act of smoothing...
sanguiferous 23 20 bearing blood [adj]
sansevierias 21 17 SANSEVIERIA, a kind...
satinflowers 26 20 SATINFLOWER, another...
sauerbratens 21 17 SAUERBRATEN, (German...
saunteringly 28 20 SAUNTERING, walking...
scaldberries 27 20 SCALDBERRY, the blac...
scandalisers 24 18 SCANDALISER, one who...
scandalizers 27 27 SCANDALIZER, one who...
scaremongers 24 21 SCAREMONGER, one who...
scatteration 22 16 the act of scatterin...
scatterbrain 25 19 a giddy heedless per...
scattergoods 24 18 SCATTERGOOD, a spend...
scattergrams 26 20 SCATTERGRAM, a scatt...
scatteringly 32 21 SCATTERING [adv]
scatterlings 26 19 SCATTERLING, (archai...
scattermouch 30 24 (slang) old nautical...
scavengeries 25 22 SCAVENGERY, the act...
scavengering 26 25 the act of scavenger...
sceneshifter 27 21 a worker who moves t...
scenographer 27 23 one who practises sc...
schillerised 29 20 SCHILLERISE, to give...
schillerises 29 19 SCHILLERISE, to give...
schillerized 32 29 SCHILLERIZE, to give...
schillerizes 32 28 SCHILLERIZE, to give...
schoolmaster 27 21 a male schoolteacher...
schussboomer 29 24 a very proficient sc...
schwarmereis 30 23 SCHWARMEREI, (German...
sclerenchyma 36 27 plant tissue consist...
sclerodermas 25 20 SCLERODERMA, a disea...
sclerodermia 25 20 hardness and contrac...
sclerodermic 29 23 hard-skinned; having...
sclerometers 25 19 SCLEROMETER, an inst...
sclerometric 29 22 pertaining to measur...
sclerophylls 38 25 SCLEROPHYLL, a hard,...
sclerophylly 44 27 the possession of sc...
sclerotising 26 19 SCLEROTISE, to harde...
sclerotizing 29 28 SCLEROTIZE, to harde...
sclerotomies 25 19 SCLEROTOMY, an incis...
scorekeepers 25 22 SCOREKEEPER, one tha...
scoutherings 27 21 SCOUTHERING, a scorc...
scoutmasters 25 19 SCOUTMASTER, the lea...
scraperboard 27 22 a clay-surface board...
screensavers 24 20 SCREENSAVER, a pictu...
screenwriter 26 19 a writer of screenpl...
screwdrivers 30 23 SCREWDRIVER, a tool...
scrimshander 27 22 to ornament, as shel...
scrimshanker 28 25 a shirker, also SKRI...
scrimshoners 27 21 SCRIMSHONER, one who...
scripholders 30 22 SCRIPHOLDER, a perso...
scriptwriter 31 21 a person who writes...
scrutinisers 25 17 SCRUTINISER, one who...
scrutinizers 28 26 SCRUTINIZER, one who...
scuppernongs 28 26 SCUPPERNONG, a nativ...
secularisers 25 17 SECULARISER, one who...
secularizers 28 26 SECULARIZER, one who...
seismometers 22 18 SEISMOMETER, an inst...
seleniferous 22 18 containing or yieldi...
semicylinder 32 23 a longitudinal half-...
semidiameter 22 19 half the diameter, e...
semiliterate 22 16 able to read and wri...
seminiferous 23 20 seed-bearing [adj]
semitrailers 23 16 SEMITRAILER, an arti...
sempervivums 30 30 SEMPERVIVUM, a plant...
sempiternity 30 21 eternity [n SEMPITER...
sempiternums 25 23 SEMPITERNUM, (obsole...
sempsterings 25 21 SEMPSTERING, working...
sensitometer 20 16 an instrument for me...
septilateral 24 17 having seven sides [...
sepulchering 30 25 SEPULCHER, to place...
sequestering 29 25 SEQUESTER, to set ap...
seraphically 36 24 SERAPHICAL, of or li...
seraskierate 20 16 the office or author...
serenenesses 17 14 SERENENESS, the stat...
sergeantship 25 20 the office of sergea...
sericultural 27 19 relating to sericult...
sericultures 26 18 SERICULTURE, the bre...
serigraphers 26 19 SERIGRAPHER, one who...
serigraphies 26 19 SERIGRAPHY, the maki...
seriocomical 28 22 partly serious and p...
serjeantries 21 22 SERJEANTRY, a condit...
serjeantship 26 27 the office of serjea...
sermonisings 22 19 SERMONISING, the act...
sermonizings 25 28 SERMONIZING, the act...
seroconverts 24 20 SEROCONVERT, to prod...
seronegative 21 19 having or being a ne...
seropositive 24 19 having or being a po...
seropurulent 23 19 serum and pus [adj]
serotaxonomy 31 25 serological analysis...
serotonergic 23 18 liberating, activate...
serousnesses 19 14 SEROUSNESS, the stat...
serpentiform 25 22 in the form of a ser...
serpentinely 28 20 SERPENTINE, winding...
serpentining 22 20 winding [adj SERPENT...
serpentinise 21 17 to wind, also SERPEN...
serpentinite 21 17 a metamorphic rock t...
serpentinize 24 26 to wind, also SERPEN...
serpentinous 21 18 of serpentine, windi...
serpentising 23 19 SERPENTISE, to wind;...
serpentizing 26 28 SERPENTIZE, to wind;...
serrulations 21 15 SERRULATION, the sta...
sertularians 21 15 SERTULARIAN, a colon...
servanthoods 23 20 SERVANTHOOD, the sta...
servantships 27 22 SERVANTSHIP, the sta...
serviceberry 34 24 the fruit of a North...
servicewoman 28 26 a woman who is a mem...
servicewomen 28 26 SERVICEWOMAN, a woma...
servitorship 28 21 the office of servit...
servitresses 23 16 SERVITRESS, a female...
servocontrol 25 21 in aircraft, a reinf...
sesquialtera 29 23 a perfect fifth; thr...
sesquialters 30 23 SESQUIALTER, a mixtu...
sesquitertia 29 22 a perfect fourth; a...
severability 32 22 the state of being s...
severenesses 20 17 SEVERENESS, severity...
sharecropper 29 23 a tenant farmer esp....
sharefarmers 25 20 SHAREFARMER, a tenan...
shareholders 25 18 SHAREHOLDER, one tha...
sharemilkers 26 22 SHAREMILKER, (New Ze...
sharksuckers 29 26 SHARKSUCKER, another...
sharpbenders 26 22 SHARPBENDER, an orga...
sharpshooter 26 19 a marksman [n -S]
shatteringly 31 20 SHATTERING, of e.g n...
shatterproof 26 20 proof against shatte...
sheepberries 26 20 SHEEPBERRY, the edib...
sheepherders 26 20 SHEEPHERDER, a worke...
sheepherding 27 23 looking after sheep...
sheepshearer 25 19 one that shears shee...
shelftalkers 28 23 SHELFTALKER, a marke...
shellcracker 32 26 a kind of sunfish, a...
shellfishery 36 23 a commercially explo...
shelterbelts 27 19 SHELTERBELT, a row o...
shepherdless 28 21 without a shepherd [...
shepherdling 29 24 a little shepherd [n...
sherardising 24 18 SHERARDISE, to coat...
sherardizing 27 27 SHERARDIZE, to coat...
shergottites 24 16 SHERGOTTITE, a type...
sheriffships 33 25 SHERIFFSHIP, the off...
shimmeringly 34 26 SHIMMERING [adv]
shinplasters 26 19 SHINPLASTER, paper c...
shipbuilders 30 23 SHIPBUILDER, one who...
shirtlifters 28 18 SHIRTLIFTER, a male...
shirtwaister 27 17 a tailored dress wit...
shopbreakers 27 24 SHOPBREAKER, a perso...
shortchanger 28 22 one who gives short...
shoulderings 25 20 SHOULDERING, the act...
showerproofs 29 23 SHOWERPROOF, to make...
showstoppers 30 23 SHOWSTOPPER, a perfo...
shudderingly 32 23 SHUDDERING, tremblin...
sickernesses 24 20 SICKERNESS, (Scots)...
sideropenias 21 17 SIDEROPENIA, deficie...
siderophiles 26 19 SIDEROPHILE, an elem...
siderophilic 30 22 of or like a siderop...
siderophilin 26 20 any of a group of bl...
siderostatic 24 16 of or like a sideros...
sidesteppers 25 19 SIDESTEPPER, one who...
sidewheelers 26 19 SIDEWHEELER, a vesse...
siliciferous 28 20 bearing or containin...
silverfishes 29 22 SILVERFISH, any of v...
silverpoints 26 21 SILVERPOINT, the pro...
silversmiths 29 22 SILVERSMITH, an arti...
sinisterness 20 14 the state of being s...
sinisterwise 24 16 in left-handed fashi...
sisterliness 22 14 the state of being s...
skateboarder 22 20 one who skateboards...
skeletoniser 21 18 any of the larva of...
skeletonizer 24 27 any of the larva of...
skimboarders 25 23 SKIMBOARDER, one who...
skrimshanker 26 26 one who evades work...
skullduggery 34 27 underhand dealing, t...
skutterudite 23 19 a cubic mineral, cob...
slanderously 28 19 SLANDEROUS, relating...
slaughterers 25 18 SLAUGHTERER, one who...
slaughteries 25 18 SLAUGHTERY, slaughte...
slaughtering 26 21 SLAUGHTER, to kill,...
slaughterman 25 22 one whose occupation...
slaughtermen 25 22 SLAUGHTERMAN, one wh...
slaughterous 25 19 of or relating to sl...
slaveholders 26 21 SLAVEHOLDER, one who...
sledgehammer 26 24 a large hammer used...
sleepwalkers 28 24 SLEEPWALKER, one who...
slenderising 22 18 SLENDERISE, to make...
slenderizing 25 27 SLENDERIZE, to make...
slipcovering 30 26 SLIPCOVER, to cover...
slipperiness 26 20 the state of being s...
slipperworts 30 22 SLIPPERWORT, the cal...
slipsloppier 30 23 SLIPSLOPPY, sloppy,...
slockdolager 27 24 a conclusive argumen...
slockdoliger 28 24 a conclusive argumen...
slockdologer 27 24 a conclusive argumen...
sloganeering 21 19 making use of slogan...
slubberingly 35 26 SLUBBERING, smearing...
slumberingly 34 26 SLUMBERING, sleeping...
slumberlands 26 23 SLUMBERLAND, the sta...
slumberously 33 24 SLUMBEROUS, inviting...
smallholders 27 21 SMALLHOLDER, one who...
smatteringly 30 21 SMATTERING [adv]
smithereened 22 19 SMITHEREEN, to break...
smotheriness 23 18 the state of being s...
smotheringly 32 23 SMOTHERING, suffocat...
smoulderings 24 21 SMOULDERING, a slow...
snapshooters 23 18 SNAPSHOOTER, one who...
snickersneed 23 22 SNICKERSNEE, to figh...
snickersnees 23 21 SNICKERSNEE, (obsole...
sniggeringly 31 23 SNIGGERING, laughing...
sniperscopes 27 22 SNIPERSCOPE, an opti...
snobographer 26 23 one who engages in s...
snollygoster 29 19 a shrewd unprinciple...
snooperscope 25 22 an instrument for vi...
snowboarders 24 20 SNOWBOARDER, one who...
snowmobilers 27 23 SNOWMOBILER, one who...
soboliferous 25 20 bearing shoots or su...
sockdolagers 26 23 SOCKDOLAGER, a concl...
sockdoligers 27 23 SOCKDOLIGER, a concl...
sockdologers 26 23 SOCKDOLOGER, a concl...
solarimeters 22 16 SOLARIMETER, an inst...
soldierships 27 19 SOLDIERSHIP, the sta...
soliloquiser 31 24 one who soliloquises...
soliloquizer 34 33 one who soliloquises...
sombernesses 22 19 SOMBERNESS, the stat...
somersaulted 22 18 SOMERSAULT, to perfo...
somersetting 22 18 SOMERSET, a leap in...
sonneteering 18 17 the composition of s...
sonographers 24 20 SONOGRAPHER [n]
soporiferous 24 19 causing or tending t...
soteriologic 25 18 relating to soteriol...
southeastern 21 16 of, relating to, or...
southeasters 22 15 SOUTHEASTER, a south...
southernised 22 17 SOUTHERNISE, to make...
southernises 22 16 SOUTHERNISE, to make...
southernisms 24 19 SOUTHERNISM, a south...
southernized 25 26 SOUTHERNIZE, to make...
southernizes 25 25 SOUTHERNIZE, to make...
southernmost 23 19 situated furthest so...
southernness 21 17 the state of being s...
southernwood 24 20 an aromatic South Eu...
southlanders 23 18 SOUTHLANDER, one who...
southwestern 25 19 lying toward or comi...
southwesters 26 18 SOUTHWESTER, a water...
spacewalkers 30 26 SPACEWALKER, one who...
sparkleberry 33 25 a shrub or small tre...
spatterdocks 27 23 SPATTERDOCK, the yel...
spatterworks 27 22 SPATTERWORK, reprodu...
speakerphone 25 25 a combination microp...
speakerships 28 24 SPEAKERSHIP, the off...
spearcarrier 25 18 an extra in a theatr...
specialisers 27 19 SPECIALISER, one who...
specializers 30 28 SPECIALIZER, one who...
specksioneer 25 23 (Dutch) the chief ha...
specktioneer 25 23 (Dutch) the chief ha...
spectrometer 26 21 an instrument for me...
speechifiers 30 23 SPEECHIFIER, one who...
speechmakers 29 27 SPEECHMAKER, one who...
speechwriter 31 23 a person who writes...
speedometers 22 19 SPEEDOMETER, an inst...
spellbinders 27 22 SPELLBINDER, somethi...
spellchecker 34 29 a piece of computer...
spermagonium 25 25 a receptacle in whic...
spermaphytes 34 25 SPERMAPHYTE, any mem...
spermaphytic 38 28 of or like a spermap...
spermathecae 27 23 SPERMATHECA, a recep...
spermathecal 29 24 of or like a spermat...
spermatocele 26 22 a cystic swelling of...
spermatocide 26 22 a substance that kil...
spermatocyte 32 23 a cell producing spe...
spermatogeny 29 23 the formation of spe...
spermatozoal 26 28 of or like a spermat...
spermatozoan 24 28 a male sex cell, als...
spermatozoic 29 30 of or like a spermat...
spermatozoid 26 28 a motile male gamete...
spermatozoon 24 28 a male sexual cell,...
spermogonium 25 25 a flask-shaped struc...
spermophiles 29 24 SPERMOPHILE, a membe...
spermophytes 34 25 SPERMOPHYTE, any mem...
spermophytic 38 28 of or like a spermap...
sphericality 36 23 the state of being s...
sphericities 29 20 SPHERICITY, a descri...
spheroidally 33 22 SPHEROIDAL, having t...
spheroidised 25 19 SPHEROIDISE, to deve...
spheroidises 25 18 SPHEROIDISE, to deve...
spheroidized 28 28 SPHEROIDIZE, to deve...
spheroidizes 28 27 SPHEROIDIZE, to deve...
spherometers 25 20 SPHEROMETER, an inst...
spheroplasts 28 21 SPHEROPLAST, a bacte...
sphincterial 29 22 relating ot the sphi...
sphygmometer 34 27 an instrument for me...
spiceberries 28 21 SPICEBERRY, any of s...
spinmeisters 24 19 SPINMEISTER, a spin...
spinnerettes 21 17 SPINNERETTE, the sil...
spinsterdoms 24 20 SPINSTERDOM, the sta...
spinsterhood 24 19 the state of being a...
spinstership 28 21 the state of being a...
spitstickers 29 22 SPITSTICKER, a wood...
splatterpunk 27 25 a genre of fiction c...
splinteriest 24 17 SPLINTERY, given to...
splutterings 26 20 SPLUTTERING, the act...
spokesperson 24 23 a spokesman or spoke...
sportcasters 26 18 SPORTCASTER, a sport...
sportscaster 26 18 a sports commentator...
sportsperson 24 19 a sportsman or sport...
sportswriter 27 18 a person who writes...
spreagheries 25 19 SPREAGHERY, cattle-s...
springkeeper 26 25 a salamander [n -S]
springwaters 27 21 SPRINGWATER, water f...
sprinklering 26 24 SPRINKLER, to water...
sputteringly 32 22 SPUTTERING, spitting...
squanderings 29 27 SQUANDERING, the act...
stactometers 24 18 STACTOMETER, a pipet...
stadiometers 21 16 STADIOMETER, an inst...
stadtholders 24 17 STADTHOLDER, (Dutch)...
staggeringly 31 22 STAGGERING, astonish...
stakeholders 24 20 STAKEHOLDER, a perso...
staktometers 22 19 STAKTOMETER, a pipet...
stallholders 26 18 STALLHOLDER, one who...
stallmasters 24 17 STALLMASTER, a maste...
stammeringly 31 24 STAMMERING, hesitant...
standardiser 20 15 one who standardises...
standardizer 23 24 one who standardizes...
standpatters 22 17 STANDPATTER, (US) on...
stanniferous 21 18 bearing tin [adj]
statesperson 21 16 a statesman or state...
stationeries 19 13 STATIONERY, material...
steamfitters 24 18 STEAMFITTER, one tha...
steamrollers 23 17 STEAMROLLER, to over...
steelworkers 25 20 STEELWORKER, a perso...
steerageways 29 19 STEERAGEWAY, a rate...
stelleridans 22 16 STELLERIDAN, a starf...
stelliferous 25 18 having many stars [a...
stenographer 24 20 a writer of shorthan...
stenothermal 23 19 capable of surviving...
stentmasters 21 16 STENTMASTER, one who...
stepbrothers 27 20 STEPBROTHER, a son o...
stepdaughter 26 21 a daughter of one's...
stepmotherly 33 23 like a stepmother [a...
stercoranism 24 19 formerly, a name for...
stercoranist 23 16 a disparaging nickna...
stercoraries 23 15 STERCORARY, a weathe...
stercorating 24 18 STERCORATE, to defec...
stereoacuity 29 18 the degree to which...
stereochrome 25 20 a mural painting fix...
stereochromy 32 22 colourful wall paint...
stereognoses 19 15 STEREOGNOSIS, the ab...
stereognosis 20 15 the ability to estab...
stereographs 25 19 STEREOGRAPH, a pictu...
stereography 31 21 the representation o...
stereoisomer 20 15 any of a group of is...
stereologies 21 15 STEREOLOGY, the stud...
stereometers 20 15 STEREOMETER, an inst...
stereometric 24 18 relating to the meas...
stereophonic 26 21 of, relating to, or...
stereopticon 24 19 a projector for tran...
stereoscopes 24 18 STEREOSCOPE, an inst...
stereoscopic 28 21 of or relating to st...
stereotactic 26 18 involving or used in...
stereotaxias 25 19 STEREOTAXIA, the ele...
stereotomies 20 15 STEREOTOMY, the cutt...
stereotropic 25 18 relating to stereotr...
stereotypers 28 17 STEREOTYPER, one who...
stereotypies 28 17 STEREOTYPY, the art...
stereotyping 29 20 the act of making a...
stereotypist 29 17 one who makes stereo...
stereovision 21 17 the perception or ex...
sterilisable 25 17 that can be sterilis...
sterilizable 28 26 that can be steriliz...
sterlingness 22 17 the state of being s...
sternocostal 23 17 of, relating to, or...
sternutation 19 15 the act of sneezing...
sternutative 22 18 a substance which ca...
sternutators 20 14 STERNUTATOR, a subst...
sternutatory 26 16 a substance which ca...
stertorously 28 16 STERTOROUS, with a s...
stickhandler 28 24 one who stickhandles...
stickleaders 26 21 STICKLEADER, the lea...
stigmasterol 24 18 a crystalline sterol...
stigmatisers 24 17 STIGMATISER, one who...
stigmatizers 27 26 STIGMATIZER, one who...
stockbreeder 26 23 a person engaged in...
stockbrokers 28 26 STOCKBROKER, a broke...
stockholders 28 23 STOCKHOLDER, an owne...
stockjobbers 31 34 STOCKJOBBER, a whole...
stockjobbery 37 36 the profession of st...
stockkeepers 27 26 STOCKKEEPER, one tha...
stonebreaker 21 20 a person that breaks...
stonecutters 23 17 STONECUTTER, one who...
stonewallers 24 18 STONEWALLER, one who...
stoneworkers 23 20 STONEWORKER, a worke...
storekeepers 22 19 STOREKEEPER, one tha...
storytellers 29 16 STORYTELLER, a telle...
strabometers 23 18 STRABOMETER, an inst...
straightener 23 17 something that strai...
straphangers 25 20 STRAPHANGER, a stand...
stratosphere 24 17 a region of the atmo...
stratotanker 20 17 a type of aeroplane...
strawberries 26 18 STRAWBERRY, the frui...
strawflowers 30 22 STRAWFLOWER, any Aus...
streamliners 22 17 STREAMLINER, one tha...
streetkeeper 22 19 an official formerly...
streetwalker 25 20 a prostitute [n -S]
strengthener 22 18 something that stren...
stressbuster 24 16 any product intended...
stretchering 27 20 STRETCHER, to carry...
strippergram 28 23 a message delivered...
stripteasers 23 15 STRIPTEASER, one who...
stutteringly 30 19 STUTTERING, hesitant...
subalternant 22 19 in logic, a universa...
subalternate 22 18 a particular proposi...
subalternity 30 20 subordinate position...
subchartered 28 22 SUBCHARTER, to rent...
subclustered 28 22 SUBCLUSTER, to form...
subdeaneries 21 18 SUBDEANERY, the offi...
subepidermal 27 24 lying beneath or con...
suberisation 22 17 the deposition of su...
suberization 25 26 the deposition of su...
subfertility 34 22 the state of being s...
subintervals 26 22 SUBINTERVAL, an inte...
subliterates 24 17 SUBLITERATE, one who...
submergement 25 25 the state of being s...
submergences 27 25 SUBMERGENCE, the act...
submergibles 29 25 SUBMERGIBLE, a vesse...
submersibles 28 23 SUBMERSIBLE, a vesse...
subministers 25 20 SUBMINISTER [n]
subopercular 29 24 related to the subop...
suboperculum 31 28 in fishes, a bone be...
subreference 26 23 an incomplete or sur...
subservience 27 24 the state of being s...
subserviency 34 26 the state of being s...
subservients 25 21 SUBSERVIENT, one who...
subtemperate 25 22 of or occurring in t...
subterranean 20 18 underground [adj SUB...
subtreasurer 23 17 a subordinate treasu...
subversively 35 27 SUBVERSIVE, tending...
subvertebral 28 24 situated below the v...
suckerfishes 30 25 SUCKERFISH, the remo...
sudoriferous 23 18 inducing or secretin...
sugarberries 24 18 SUGARBERRY, any of s...
summerhouses 25 22 SUMMERHOUSE, an outd...
summersaults 25 21 SUMMERSAULT, a leap...
summersetted 23 20 SUMMERSET, to somers...
summerweight 30 26 of clothes, suitable...
superability 33 22 the quality of being...
superabounds 24 22 SUPERABOUND, to be s...
superalterns 23 18 SUPERALTERN, a kind...
superannuate 20 19 to render antiquated...
superathlete 25 19 a very good athlete...
superbazaars 27 28 SUPERBAZAAR, in Indi...
superbitches 31 24 SUPERBITCH, a highly...
superbnesses 24 20 SUPERBNESS, the qual...
superbombers 28 25 SUPERBOMBER, a very...
supercabinet 27 23 a cabinet above othe...
supercargoes 26 21 SUPERCARGO, a ship's...
supercarrier 26 19 a large aircraft car...
supercenters 25 20 SUPERCENTER, a very...
supercharged 29 24 SUPERCHARGE, to char...
supercharger 29 23 a device for increas...
supercharges 29 23 SUPERCHARGE, to char...
supercheries 28 21 SUPERCHERIE, (French...
superciliary 34 22 of, on or near the e...
supercilious 28 21 haughtily contemptuo...
superclasses 27 20 SUPERCLASS, a taxono...
supercluster 28 21 a group of gravitati...
supercoiling 28 23 SUPERCOIL, to create...
superconduct 29 25 to exhibit supercond...
supercooling 27 23 SUPERCOOL, to cool a...
supercurrent 26 21 a current of electri...
superegoists 24 18 SUPEREGOIST, a very...
superelastic 27 20 elastic to a very hi...
superelevate 24 21 to raise above a nor...
supereminent 22 21 outstandingly eminen...
supererogant 22 19 doing more than is n...
supererogate 22 18 (obsolete) to do mor...
superevident 24 22 very evident [adj]
superexalted 29 25 SUPEREXALT, to exalt...
superexpress 31 26 a very fast express...
superfemales 26 23 SUPERFEMALE, a very...
superfetated 24 20 SUPERFETATE, to conc...
superfetates 24 19 SUPERFETATE, to conc...
superficials 30 23 SUPERFICIAL, that wh...
superfrontal 25 21 a covering hanging o...
superfusions 25 21 SUPERFUSION, the act...
superglacial 29 23 occurring or origina...
superglueing 26 23 SUPERGLUE, to glue w...
supergrasses 24 18 SUPERGRASS, a very i...
supergravity 33 24 any of various theor...
supergrowths 30 23 SUPERGROWTH, excepti...
superhardens 24 20 SUPERHARDEN, to hard...
superheaters 24 18 SUPERHEATER, a devic...
superheating 25 21 SUPERHEAT, to heat t...
superheavies 26 22 SUPERHEAVY, a superh...
superhelical 30 23 of or like a superhe...
superhelices 29 22 SUPERHELIX, a helix,...
superhelixes 32 26 SUPERHELIX, a helix,...
superheroine 23 19 an exceptional heroi...
superhighway 38 27 a multilane highway...
superhumanly 33 26 SUPERHUMAN, being ab...
superhumeral 27 23 an ecclesiastical ga...
superimposed 26 23 SUPERIMPOSE, to plac...
superimposes 26 22 SUPERIMPOSE, to plac...
superinduced 26 23 SUPERINDUCE, to brin...
superinduces 26 22 SUPERINDUCE, to brin...
superinfects 28 23 SUPERINFECT, to infe...
superintends 22 19 SUPERINTEND, to have...
superiorship 28 21 the office of superi...
superkingdom 26 27 a taxonomical classi...
superlatives 26 21 SUPERLATIVE, the sup...
superlawyers 33 22 SUPERLAWYER, a top c...
superluminal 26 23 faster than light [a...
supermarkets 25 23 SUPERMARKET, a selfs...
supermassive 26 23 extremely massive [a...
supermundane 22 23 above worldly things...
supernacular 26 22 very good; first rat...
supernaculum 28 26 liquor of the best k...
supernannies 20 19 SUPERNANNY, an exper...
supernatants 21 18 SUPERNATANT, a liqui...
supernations 21 18 SUPERNATION, an aggr...
supernatural 23 19 of or relating to an...
supernatures 22 18 SUPERNATURE, the rea...
superoctaves 27 23 SUPEROCTAVE, an orga...
superordinal 23 19 relating to a supero...
superorganic 26 22 relating to those as...
superorgasms 25 21 SUPERORGASM, an extr...
superovulate 25 22 to produce a larger...
superpatriot 25 19 an exceptional patri...
superpersons 24 20 SUPERPERSON, a very...
superplastic 30 23 capable of plastic d...
superplayers 32 22 SUPERPLAYER, an exce...
superpolymer 33 25 a superior polymer [...
superposable 27 23 capable of being sup...
superpowered 27 23 having a superpower...
superpraised 25 20 SUPERPRAISE, to give...
superpraises 25 19 SUPERPRAISE, to give...
superpremium 28 26 a very large premium...
superprofits 28 22 SUPERPROFIT, an exce...
superquality 39 29 exceptional quality...
superrealism 25 20 in art, a style that...
superrealist 24 17 an adherent of super...
superrefined 24 21 SUPERREFINE, to refi...
superrefines 24 20 SUPERREFINE, to refi...
superschools 29 22 SUPERSCHOOL, an exce...
superscreens 25 20 SUPERSCREEN, a very...
superscribed 29 23 SUPERSCRIBE, to writ...
superscribes 29 22 SUPERSCRIBE, to writ...
superscripts 30 22 SUPERSCRIPT, somethi...
supersecrecy 35 24 extreme secrecy [n S...
supersecrets 26 19 SUPERSECRET, a top s...
supersedable 25 21 that can be supersed...
supersedence 24 21 the act of supersedi...
supersederes 22 17 SUPERSEDERE, (Scots)...
supersedures 23 18 SUPERSEDURE, the act...
supersellers 25 18 SUPERSELLER, somethi...
superselling 26 21 SUPERSELL, to sell i...
supersensory 28 19 above the range, bey...
supersensual 23 19 sensual to a very hi...
supersession 22 17 the act of supersedi...
supersingers 24 19 SUPERSINGER, an exce...
supersleuths 27 20 SUPERSLEUTH, a very...
superspecial 29 23 something exceptiona...
superspecies 28 22 a term for two or mo...
superstardom 24 20 being a superstar [n...
superstation 22 17 an exceptional stati...
superstition 23 17 false worship or rel...
superstratum 25 20 an overlying layer [...
superstrikes 25 20 SUPERSTRIKE, an exce...
superstrings 25 19 SUPERSTRING, a hypot...
superstructs 28 20 SUPERSTRUCT, to buil...
supersubtile 27 21 (obsolete) overly su...
supersurgeon 23 20 an exceptional surge...
supersystems 31 21 SUPERSYSTEM, a syste...
supertankers 23 21 SUPERTANKER, a very...
superteacher 27 21 an exceptional teach...
supervenient 23 22 extraneous, addition...
supervention 23 22 the act of superveni...
supervisions 25 21 SUPERVISION, the act...
superweapons 26 23 SUPERWEAPON, an exce...
supplementer 26 24 one who supplements...
surfboarders 25 20 SURFBOARDER, one who...
surrebutters 24 17 SURREBUTTER, in law,...
surrejoinder 22 24 in law, a plaintiff'...
surrenderees 19 15 SURRENDEREE, one who...
surrenderers 20 15 SURRENDERER, one who...
surrendering 21 18 SURRENDER, to yield,...
surrenderors 20 15 SURRENDEROR, one who...
suzerainties 23 23 SUZERAINTY, the domi...
swaggeringly 34 25 SWAGGERING [adv]
swashbuckler 34 29 a swaggering or dari...
sweaterdress 23 16 a knitted or crochet...
swelteringly 33 22 SWELTERING [adv]
swingometers 25 21 SWINGOMETER, instrum...
swordbearers 25 19 SWORDBEARER, one who...
swordplayers 33 22 SWORDPLAYER, one who...
sympathisers 33 22 SYMPATHISER, one who...
sympathizers 36 31 SYMPATHIZER, one who...
synantherous 27 19 having the anthers u...
synchroniser 31 21 one who synchronises...
synchronizer 34 30 one who synchronizes...
synergically 39 24 SYNERGIC, relating t...
synthesisers 29 17 SYNTHESISER [n]
synthesizers 32 26 SYNTHESIZER, a perso...
synthetisers 29 17 SYNTHETISER, one who...
synthetizers 32 26 SYNTHETIZER, one who...
systematiser 28 17 one who systematises...
systematizer 31 26 one who systematizes...
tabernacling 26 23 TABERNACLE, to sojou...
tabernacular 25 21 of or like a taberna...
tacheometers 25 20 TACHEOMETER, an inst...
tachygrapher 37 26 a shorthand writer,...
tapsalteerie 22 16 (Scots) confusion, a...
tapsieteerie 21 15 (Scots) confusion, a...
tautomerisms 23 19 TAUTOMERISM, possess...
taxidermised 28 24 TAXIDERMISE, to prac...
taxidermises 28 23 TAXIDERMISE, to prac...
taxidermists 29 23 TAXIDERMIST, one who...
taxidermized 31 33 TAXIDERMIZE, to prac...
taxidermizes 31 32 TAXIDERMIZE, to prac...
teacherships 30 22 TEACHERSHIP, the off...
teenyboppers 31 24 TEENYBOPPER, a teena...
teeterboards 21 16 TEETERBOARD, a seesa...
teetotallers 21 14 TEETOTALLER, one who...
telecommuter 26 23 one who telecommutes...
teleferiques 31 26 TELEFERIQUE, (French...
telegraphers 26 20 TELEGRAPHER, one who...
telemarketer 22 20 one involved in tele...
telemetering 22 19 TELEMETER, to measur...
telepherique 33 28 (French) a cableway,...
teleprinters 23 17 TELEPRINTER, a devic...
telerecorded 23 18 TELERECORD, to make...
telergically 34 22 TELERGIC, working at...
teleservices 26 20 information, etc. se...
tellurometer 23 18 an instrument using...
telpherlines 26 20 TELPHERLINE, a line...
temperalitie 24 19 (Shakespeare) Mistre...
temperaments 23 22 TEMPERAMENT, disposi...
temperatures 23 19 TEMPERATURE, the deg...
tendernesses 18 15 TENDERNESS, the stat...
tenderometer 19 17 an instrument for me...
tensiometers 20 16 TENSIOMETER, an inst...
teratogenies 19 15 TERATOGENY, the form...
teratologies 21 15 TERATOLOGY, the stud...
teratologist 22 15 a student of teratol...
teratomatous 20 16 of or like a teratom...
teratophobia 25 20 an irrrational fear...
tercentenary 27 19 pertaining to a thre...
terebinthine 23 19 of or relating to th...
terebrations 21 16 TEREBRATION, a pain...
terebratulae 22 17 TEREBRATULA, a membe...
terebratulas 23 17 TEREBRATULA, a membe...
terephthalic 31 23 derived from or cont...
tergiversant 23 19 one who tergiversate...
tergiversate 23 18 to turn one's back o...
termagancies 24 21 TERMAGANCY, the stat...
terminations 20 17 TERMINATION, end in...
termitariums 24 19 TERMITARIUM, (Latin)...
terraforming 24 21 the act of making an...
terrestrials 22 13 TERRESTRIAL, a creat...
terribleness 23 17 the state of being t...
terrifically 35 22 TERRIFIC, marvellous...
terrifyingly 38 23 TERRIFYING [adv]
territorials 22 13 TERRITORIAL, a membe...
tersanctuses 23 17 TERSANCTUS, (Latin)...
tervalencies 25 21 TERVALENCY, the stat...
testosterone 18 13 the chief male sex h...
tetramerisms 23 18 TETRAMERISM, divisio...
tetrapterous 22 16 having four wings, a...
thanksgivers 27 25 THANKSGIVER, one who...
theatergoers 22 16 THEATERGOER, one who...
theatergoing 23 19 visiting the theatre...
theaterlands 22 17 THEATERLAND, the mai...
theatregoers 22 16 THEATREGOER, one who...
theologaster 23 17 a petty or shallow t...
theologisers 24 17 THEOLOGISER, one who...
theologizers 27 26 THEOLOGIZER, one who...
therapeutics 28 21 that part of medicin...
therapeutist 25 18 a person skilled in...
thereagainst 22 17 against that [adv]
thereinafter 23 18 in the following par...
therethrough 28 21 through that; by tha...
theriomorphs 28 22 THERIOMORPH, an anim...
thermalising 26 21 THERMALISE, to reduc...
thermalizing 29 30 THERMALIZE, to reduc...
thermochromy 36 27 a phenomenon in whic...
thermoclines 27 22 THERMOCLINE, in lake...
thermocouple 29 25 a pair of different...
thermoformed 26 24 THERMOFORM, to give...
thermogenous 23 21 relating to thermoge...
thermographs 29 24 THERMOGRAPH, an inst...
thermography 35 26 a process of writing...
thermohaline 25 21 involving both tempe...
thermolabile 27 22 easily decomposed by...
thermologies 25 20 THERMOLOGY, the stud...
thermometers 24 20 THERMOMETER, an inst...
thermometric 28 23 relating to the meas...
thermomotors 24 20 THERMOMOTOR, an engi...
thermophiles 29 23 THERMOPHILE, a bacte...
thermophilic 33 26 of plants etc. requi...
thermoscopes 28 23 THERMOSCOPE, an inst...
thermoscopic 32 26 indicating, or sensi...
thermosiphon 27 23 a method of circulat...
thermosphere 27 22 the outermost layer...
thermostable 26 21 stable when heated [...
thermostated 23 18 THERMOSTAT, to provi...
thermostatic 27 20 relating to thermal...
thermotactic 30 23 of or showing thermo...
thermotropic 29 23 bending towards or a...
thimbleberry 36 26 any of several Ameri...
thitherwards 29 20 in that direction, a...
threadmakers 24 22 THREADMAKER, one who...
throughither 29 21 in confusion, also T...
throughother 28 21 in confusion, also T...
thunderbirds 26 21 THUNDERBIRD, in Nort...
thunderbolts 26 21 THUNDERBOLT, a flash...
thunderboxes 30 27 THUNDERBOX, (slang)...
thunderclaps 29 24 THUNDERCLAP, a clap...
thundercloud 27 23 a cloud charged with...
thunderflash 28 23 a container, such as...
thunderheads 24 20 THUNDERHEAD, a thund...
thunderingly 31 23 THUNDERING, resoundi...
thunderously 30 21 THUNDEROUS, sounding...
thunderstone 21 18 (Shakespeare) a thun...
thunderstorm 24 20 a storm featuring th...
tigerishness 24 17 the state of being t...
timberdoodle 24 21 the North American w...
timepleasers 24 19 TIMEPLEASER, (Shakes...
timeservings 25 22 TIMESERVING, the beh...
titaniferous 22 17 bearing titanium [ad...
titanotheres 21 15 TITANOTHERE, any of...
titleholders 25 17 TITLEHOLDER, one tha...
toastmasters 21 15 TOASTMASTER, one who...
toddlerhoods 23 18 TODDLERHOOD, the sta...
togetherness 22 17 the state of being t...
tolerability 31 19 the state of being t...
tomfooleries 23 19 TOMFOOLERY, playful...
topographers 27 22 TOPOGRAPHER, a speci...
torchbearers 27 20 TORCHBEARER, one tha...
tracasseries 23 15 TRACASSERIE, (French...
trachypterus 35 23 any member of the de...
trackerballs 29 24 TRACKERBALL, a spher...
trackwalkers 30 27 TRACKWALKER, a worke...
tradesperson 21 17 a man or woman in tr...
traditioners 20 14 TRADITIONER, a perso...
trailblazers 28 26 TRAILBLAZER, one tha...
trailbreaker 24 20 a trailblazer [n -S]
trainbearers 21 16 TRAINBEARER, an atte...
trainspotter 22 16 a train-watching ent...
trampoliners 24 20 TRAMPOLINER, one who...
tranquiliser 30 24 a drug that has a tr...
tranquilizer 33 33 a drug that has a tr...
transceivers 25 20 TRANSCEIVER, a radio...
transcribers 26 19 TRANSCRIBER, one who...
transferable 24 20 that can be transfer...
transferases 21 16 TRANSFERASE, an enzy...
transference 23 20 an act, process, or...
transferrals 23 17 TRANSFERRAL, the act...
transferrers 22 16 TRANSFERRER, one who...
transferring 23 19 TRANSFER, to move fr...
transferrins 22 17 TRANSFERRIN, a beta...
transformers 23 19 TRANSFORMER, one tha...
transgenders 20 17 TRANSGENDER [v]
transhippers 27 21 TRANSHIPPER, one who...
transmitters 22 16 TRANSMITTER, one tha...
transpierced 25 20 TRANSPIERCE, to pier...
transpierces 25 19 TRANSPIERCE, to pier...
transplanter 22 18 one who transplants...
transponders 21 18 TRANSPONDER, a type...
transporters 22 16 TRANSPORTER, one tha...
transshipper 27 21 one who transships,...
transvaluers 23 19 TRANSVALUER, one who...
transversals 23 18 TRANSVERSAL, a line...
transversely 29 20 TRANSVERSE, crossway...
transversing 23 20 TRANSVERSE, to cross...
transversion 21 18 the act of making tr...
transverters 22 17 TRANSVERTER, a piece...
trapshooters 24 17 TRAPSHOOTER, a perso...
trendsetters 20 14 TRENDSETTER, one tha...
trichopteran 27 21 any member of the Tr...
trickstering 27 22 playing tricks [n -S...
trierarchies 26 17 TRIERARCHY, the civi...
triglyceride 33 21 any of a group of co...
trigonometer 21 18 instrument for solvi...
trilaterally 30 17 TRILATERAL, having t...
trituberculy 35 23 the state of being t...
triumpheries 27 21 TRIUMPHERY, (Shakesp...
trochanteral 25 19 of or like a trochan...
trochanteric 28 21 of or like a trochan...
trocheameter 25 20 a hodometer, also TR...
trochometers 26 20 TROCHOMETER, a hodom...
trochosphere 29 22 a free-swimming pela...
troposcatter 25 18 the propagation of r...
tropospheres 26 20 TROPOSPHERE, a regio...
tropospheric 30 23 relating to the trop...
troublemaker 25 24 a person who conscio...
truckmasters 27 23 TRUCKMASTER, an offi...
truncheoners 24 20 TRUNCHEONER, (Shakes...
trustbusters 25 17 TRUSTBUSTER, a perso...
tschernosems 26 21 TSCHERNOSEM, (Russia...
tubercularly 35 24 TUBERCULAR, affected...
tuberculated 27 22 bearing tubercles, k...
tuberculised 28 22 TUBERCULISE, to infe...
tuberculises 28 21 TUBERCULISE, to infe...
tuberculized 31 31 TUBERCULIZE, to infe...
tuberculizes 31 30 TUBERCULIZE, to infe...
tuberculomas 28 24 TUBERCULOMA, a slow-...
tuberculosed 27 22 tuberculous, also TU...
tuberculoses 27 21 TUBERCULOSE [n]
tuberculosis 28 21 consumption or phthi...
tuberiferous 25 20 bearing tubers [adj]
tuberosities 23 16 TUBEROSITY, the stat...
turacoverdin 25 22 an iron-based pigmen...
turbidimeter 25 20 an instrument for me...
turbocharger 29 23 a centrifugal blower...
turcopoliers 27 20 TURCOPOLIER, a turco...
twitteringly 33 21 TWITTERING [adv]
typefounders 30 23 TYPEFOUNDER, someone...
typographers 34 24 TYPOGRAPHER, one who...
ulcerousness 24 19 the state of being u...
ultrafilters 26 18 ULTRAFILTER, to pass...
ultraliberal 26 19 one who is extremely...
ultraserious 22 15 extremely serious [a...
unadulterate 20 17 not adulterated, als...
unadvertised 22 20 not advertised [adj]
unanswerable 24 22 not capable of being...
unanswerably 31 24 UNANSWERABLE, not ca...
unbetterable 24 21 that cannot be bette...
unchaperoned 25 24 not chaperoned [adj]
uncheerfully 36 27 UNCHEERFUL, not chee...
uncloistered 24 19 UNCLOISTER, to relea...
uncluttering 26 22 UNCLUTTER, to rid of...
uncoercively 35 27 UNCOERCIVE, not coer...
uncommercial 29 27 not engaged in or re...
unconcerning 25 25 not concerning [adj]
unconsidered 22 20 not considered or wo...
unconversant 23 23 not conversant [adj]
undeciphered 27 24 not deciphered [adj]
undeliberate 22 19 not deliberate [adj]
underachieve 26 24 to achieve less than...
underactions 22 19 UNDERACTION, subordi...
underbearers 21 18 UNDERBEARER, (dialec...
underbearing 22 21 the act of underbear...
underbellies 24 20 UNDERBELLY, the unde...
underbidders 23 20 UNDERBIDDER, one who...
underbidding 24 23 UNDERBID, to bid low...
underblanket 23 24 a blanket for use un...
underbreaths 24 20 UNDERBREATH, subdued...
underbridges 24 21 UNDERBRIDGE, a bridg...
underbrushed 25 22 UNDERBRUSH, to clear...
underbrushes 25 21 UNDERBRUSH, shrubs,...
underbudding 24 24 UNDERBUD, to bud fro...
underbudgets 24 22 UNDERBUDGET, to allo...
underbuilder 24 21 a subordinate or ass...
underbushing 26 24 UNDERBUSH, to clear...
undercharged 26 23 UNDERCHARGE, to char...
undercharges 26 22 UNDERCHARGE, to char...
underclasses 24 19 UNDERCLASS, the lowe...
underclothed 26 22 UNDERCLOTHE, to clot...
underclothes 26 21 clothes worn under o...
underclubbed 29 27 UNDERCLUB [v]
undercoating 23 21 an undercoat of pain...
undercooking 24 25 UNDERCOOK, to cook i...
undercooling 24 22 UNDERCOOL, to cool i...
undercounted 22 21 UNDERCOUNT, to misco...
undercoverts 25 22 UNDERCOVERT, a cover...
undercrested 23 19 UNDERCREST, (Shakesp...
undercurrent 23 20 a current below the...
undercutting 25 22 UNDERCUT, to cut und...
underdampers 23 22 UNDERDAMPER, in a ty...
underdevelop 24 24 to develop insuffici...
underdrained 19 18 UNDERDRAIN, to drain...
underdrawers 23 19 an article of underw...
underdrawing 24 22 UNDERDRAW, to draw o...
underdressed 20 17 UNDERDRESS, to dress...
underdresses 20 16 UNDERDRESS, to dress...
underexploit 29 26 to make insufficient...
underexposed 27 26 UNDEREXPOSE, to expo...
underexposes 27 25 UNDEREXPOSE, to expo...
underfeeding 22 22 UNDERFEED, to feed i...
underfishing 26 23 UNDERFISH, to fish i...
underfonging 23 24 UNDERFONG, (Spenser)...
underfooting 22 21 UNDERFOOT, to underp...
underfulfill 29 25 to fall short of sat...
underfulfils 28 24 UNDERFULFIL, to fail...
underfunding 23 24 a deficiency in fund...
undergarment 21 21 any article of cloth...
undergirding 23 21 UNDERGIRD, to form t...
undergrounds 21 20 UNDERGROUND, a subte...
undergrowths 27 22 UNDERGROWTH, low gro...
underheating 22 20 UNDERHEAT, to heat i...
underinsured 20 18 UNDERINSURE, to insu...
underinsures 20 17 UNDERINSURE, to insu...
underinvests 22 20 UNDERINVEST, to inve...
underkeepers 22 22 UNDERKEEPER, a subor...
underkeeping 23 25 UNDERKEEP, (Spenser)...
underkingdom 23 26 a subkingdom [n -S]
underlapping 26 25 UNDERLAP, to extend...
underlayment 27 22 the act of underlayi...
underleasing 21 19 UNDERLEASE, to suble...
underletters 21 16 UNDERLETTER, one who...
underletting 22 19 the act of letting f...
underlinings 22 20 UNDERLINING, the act...
underloading 21 20 UNDERLOAD, to load i...
underlookers 21 20 UNDERLOOKER, a mine...
underlyingly 36 24 UNDERLYING [adv]
undermanning 20 23 the state of not hav...
undermeaning 20 22 a hidden meaning [n...
underminding 22 23 UNDERMINDE, (Spenser...
underminings 22 22 UNDERMINING, the act...
undernourish 22 19 to nourish insuffici...
underpassion 21 19 an underlying or sub...
underpayment 28 24 an insufficient paym...
underpeeping 24 24 UNDERPEEP, (Shakespe...
underpeopled 24 23 underpopulated [adj]
underperform 25 24 to perform insuffici...
underpinning 22 23 the act of underpinn...
underplanted 22 21 UNDERPLANT, to plant...
underplaying 30 24 UNDERPLAY, to play d...
underpowered 24 22 driven by an engine...
underpraised 22 19 UNDERPRAISE, to prai...
underpraises 22 18 UNDERPRAISE, to prai...
underpricing 27 24 the act of charging...
underprising 24 21 UNDERPRISE, (obsolet...
underprizing 27 30 UNDERPRIZE, to value...
underproduce 25 23 to produce less than...
underpropped 26 25 UNDERPROP, to prop f...
underpropper 26 24 one who underprops [...
underquoting 29 28 UNDERQUOTE, to offer...
underreacted 22 19 UNDERREACT, to react...
underreports 22 18 UNDERREPORT, to repo...
underrunning 20 21 the act of underrunn...
underscoring 24 21 the act of attributi...
undersealing 21 19 coating parts of the...
undersellers 22 17 UNDERSELLER, one who...
underselling 23 20 UNDERSELL, to sell t...
undersetting 21 18 UNDERSET [v]
undersheriff 27 23 one below the rank o...
undershirted 23 18 UNDERSHIRT [v]
undersigning 22 21 UNDERSIGN, to write...
underskinker 22 24 (Shakespeare) an ass...
undersleeves 22 20 UNDERSLEEVE, a sleev...
understaffed 24 22 inadequately staffed...
understanded 19 18 UNDERSTAND, to grasp...
understander 19 17 one who understands...
understating 21 18 UNDERSTATE, to repre...
understeered 19 16 UNDERSTEER, to turn...
understocked 24 23 UNDERSTOCK, to suppl...
understoreys 26 17 UNDERSTOREY, the sma...
understories 20 15 UNDERSTORY, the smal...
understratum 22 19 a stratum under anot...
understudied 21 18 UNDERSTUDY, to act a...
understudies 21 17 UNDERSTUDY, to act a...
undersurface 25 22 an underside [n -S]
undertakable 23 23 that can be undertak...
undertakings 22 22 UNDERTAKING, an ente...
undertenancy 27 22 a subsidiary tenancy...
undertenants 18 17 UNDERTENANT, a subor...
underthirsts 24 17 UNDERTHIRST, (Wordsw...
underthrusts 24 18 UNDERTHRUST, to inse...
undertrumped 24 23 UNDERTRUMP, to play...
underutilise 22 17 to utilize less than...
underutilize 25 26 to utilize less than...
undervaluers 23 21 UNDERVALUER, one who...
undervaluing 24 24 UNDERVALUE, to value...
underviewers 25 22 UNDERVIEWER, a mine...
underweights 27 22 UNDERWEIGHT, weight...
underwhelmed 27 25 UNDERWHELM, to fail...
underwirings 25 21 UNDERWIRING, support...
underworkers 24 22 UNDERWORKER, a subor...
underworking 25 25 UNDERWORK, to work i...
underwriters 24 18 UNDERWRITER, one tha...
underwriting 25 21 the act of underwrit...
underwritten 23 19 UNDERWRITE, to write...
underwrought 27 23 (Shakespeare) insuff...
undeservedly 29 23 UNDESERVED [adv]
undetermined 20 20 not determined [adj]
undiscerning 24 22 lack of discernment...
undiscovered 25 23 not discovered [adj]
undisordered 20 17 not disordered [adj]
unembittered 23 21 not embittered [adj]
unencumbered 25 26 free of encumbrance...
unendangered 18 20 not endangered [adj]
unerringness 20 18 the state of being u...
unfertilised 24 19 not fertilised, also...
unfertilized 27 28 not fertilized, also...
unfilterable 26 22 not filterable [adj]
unflattering 24 21 not flattering [adj...
unfriendlier 23 20 UNFRIENDLY, not frie...
ungenerosity 26 19 lack of generosity [...
ungenerously 27 21 UNGENEROUS, not gene...
ungerminated 21 21 not germinated [adj]
ungovernable 24 25 not capable of being...
ungovernably 31 27 UNGOVERNABLE, not ca...
unheroically 33 23 UNHEROICAL, not hero...
unhysterical 33 22 not hysterical [adj...
unicamerally 32 24 UNICAMERAL, of a leg...
unilaterally 29 19 UNILATERAL, one-side...
unincumbered 26 26 not incumbered [adj]
uninterested 19 16 not interested [adj...
uniseriately 27 17 UNISERIATE, having o...
universalise 23 19 to make universal, a...
universalism 25 22 belief in universal...
universalist 24 19 a believer in univer...
universality 30 21 the state of being u...
universalize 26 28 to make universal, a...
universities 23 18 UNIVERSITY, an insti...
unknightlier 26 24 UNKNIGHTLY, not knig...
unmanneredly 26 23 UNMANNERED, marked b...
unmercifully 36 28 UNMERCIFUL, not merc...
unmodernised 20 20 not modernised, also...
unmodernized 23 29 not modernized, also...
unobservable 26 25 something that canno...
unobservance 25 25 lack of observance [...
unobservedly 31 25 UNOBSERVED, not obse...
unoverthrown 26 24 not overthrown [adj]
unperceptive 29 27 not perceptive [adj]
unperfection 26 24 (obsolete) imperfect...
unperforated 23 21 not perforated [adj]
unperforming 26 26 not performing [adj]
unperishable 27 23 not perishable [adj]
unperplexing 32 31 UNPERPLEX, to free f...
unpersecuted 25 22 not persecuted [adj]
unpersuasive 24 22 not persuasive [adj]
unperverting 25 24 UNPERVERT, to free f...
unpriestlier 24 18 UNPRIESTLY, not like...
unprincelier 26 22 UNPRINCELY, not prin...
unpropertied 24 21 not propertied [adj]
unprosperous 24 21 not prosperous [adj...
unregeneracy 28 22 the state of being u...
unregenerate 18 17 not regenerate [adj...
unregistered 21 17 not registered [adj]
unremembered 23 24 not remembered [adj]
unreservedly 29 22 UNRESERVED, not rese...
unscramblers 28 24 UNSCRAMBLER, one who...
unshuttering 24 20 UNSHUTTER, to open o...
unslumbering 26 25 not slumbering [adj]
unsterilised 22 16 not unsterilised, al...
unsterilized 25 25 not unsterilized, al...
unstoppering 25 23 UNSTOPPER, to take t...
unsubscriber 29 24 one who cancels a su...
unsufferable 27 25 (obsolete) insuffera...
unsupervised 25 23 not supervised [adj]
unswervingly 34 27 UNSWERVING, not swer...
unterminated 20 19 not terminated [adj]
unterrifying 30 22 not terrifying [adj]
unutterables 23 19 UNUTTERABLE, somethi...
unveracities 25 21 UNVERACITY, want of...
unverbalised 25 23 not verbalised, also...
unverbalized 28 32 not verbalized, also...
unverifiable 27 25 not verifiable [adj]
unvulnerable 25 25 (Shakespeare) invuln...
unwaveringly 33 27 UNWAVERING, not wave...
upholsterers 26 19 UPHOLSTERER, one who...
upholsteries 26 19 UPHOLSTERY, material...
upholstering 27 22 UPHOLSTER, to provid...
uppercutting 30 26 UPPERCUT, to strike...
upthundering 26 24 UPTHUNDER, to send u...
uranographer 24 21 one who maps the con...
ureteritises 21 13 URETERITIS, inflamma...
uterectomies 24 19 UTERECTOMY, the surg...
utopianisers 22 17 UTOPIANISER, one who...
utopianizers 25 26 UTOPIANIZER, one who...
vaporimeters 25 22 VAPORIMETER, instrum...
veggieburger 28 26 a burger with vegeta...
velocimeters 27 23 VELOCIMETER, an inst...
velocipeders 28 24 VELOCIPEDER, one who...
venerability 31 23 the state of being v...
venerational 20 19 relating to venerati...
veratridines 22 18 VERATRIDINE, a poiso...
verbenaceous 25 24 belonging to the ver...
verberations 23 20 VERBERATION, (archai...
verbigerated 25 22 VERBIGERATE, to cont...
verbigerates 25 21 VERBIGERATE, to cont...
verdigrising 26 22 VERDIGRIS, to coat w...
veridicality 34 23 the state of being v...
verification 27 23 the act of verifying...
verificative 30 26 serving to verify, a...
verificatory 34 24 serving to verify, a...
verisimility 33 22 (obsolete) verisimil...
verisimilous 26 21 having the appearanc...
vermicularly 36 27 VERMICULAR, resembli...
vermiculated 28 25 VERMICULATE, to deco...
vermiculates 28 24 VERMICULATE [n]
vermiculites 29 24 VERMICULITE, an alte...
vermiculture 29 25 the farming of earth...
vermilioning 25 24 VERMILION, to make v...
verminations 22 21 VERMINATION, worm in...
vernacularly 33 25 VERNACULAR, indigeno...
versicolored 26 21 of variable or vario...
versificator 28 22 a maker of verses, a...
verslibriste 27 20 a writer of free ver...
verslibrists 28 20 VERSLIBRIST, one who...
vertebration 23 20 division into verteb...
verticalness 26 21 the state of being v...
verticillate 28 21 whorled, also VERTIC...
verticillium 31 25 a fungus some specie...
verumontanum 23 26 a ridge on the male...
vespertilian 25 21 like a bat [adj]
veterinarian 20 18 a person qualified a...
veterinaries 21 17 VETERINARY, a person...
viceroyships 37 26 VICEROYSHIP, the off...
videographer 27 24 a practitioner of vi...
vinedressers 22 18 VINEDRESSER, a perso...
viruliferous 27 22 containing, producin...
visceromotor 26 22 relating to or contr...
viscerotonia 24 20 a pattern of tempera...
viscerotonic 28 23 in psychology, havin...
viscosimeter 27 22 an instrument for me...
viticulturer 29 22 one who grows vines...
vituperating 26 23 VITUPERATE, to abuse...
vituperation 24 21 abuse, rejection [n...
vituperative 27 24 uttering or given to...
vituperators 25 20 VITUPERATOR, one who...
vituperatory 31 22 uttering or given to...
vociferances 29 26 VOCIFERANCE, clamour...
vociferating 28 25 VOCIFERATE, to cry o...
vociferation 26 23 the act of vociferat...
vociferators 27 22 VOCIFERATOR, one who...
vociferosity 34 24 the state of being v...
vociferously 35 26 VOCIFEROUS, marked b...
voltammeters 25 23 VOLTAMMETER, a dual-...
volumometers 25 24 VOLUMOMETER, an inst...
volunteering 23 22 VOLUNTEER, to offer...
volunteerism 24 22 the use of volunteer...
voortrekkers 24 24 VOORTREKKER, (Afrika...
vulnerations 22 20 VULNERATION, (obsole...
waistcoateer 25 18 (obsolete) a strumpe...
wakeboarders 25 23 WAKEBOARDER, one who...
waldsterbens 26 21 WALDSTERBEN, (German...
wallclimbers 34 27 WALLCLIMBER, a glass...
wallcovering 31 27 a covering for a wal...
wallpapering 30 26 WALLPAPER, to cover...
warmongering 25 24 the making of war [n...
watercolours 27 20 WATERCOLOUR, a pigme...
watercoolers 26 19 WATERCOOLER, a devic...
watercourses 26 19 WATERCOURSE, a natur...
watercresses 26 18 WATERCRESS, any of s...
waterfinders 25 20 WATERFINDER, one who...
waterflooded 25 21 WATERFLOOD, to injec...
waterfowlers 29 22 WATERFOWLER, one who...
waterfowling 30 25 the sport of shootin...
waterglasses 25 18 WATERGLASS, a water...
waterinesses 22 16 WATERINESS, the stat...
waterishness 25 18 the state of being w...
waterlogging 27 23 saturation with wate...
watermanship 28 24 the business, skill,...
watermarking 26 25 WATERMARK, to mark w...
waterproofed 26 22 WATERPROOF, to make...
waterproofer 26 21 one who waterproofs...
waterskiings 26 22 WATERSKIING, the spo...
waveringness 25 23 the state of being w...
weaponeering 23 22 the act of fitting o...
weatherboard 26 21 a board shaped so as...
weathercasts 28 20 WEATHERCAST, a weath...
weathercloth 31 23 a protecting tarpaul...
weathercocks 32 27 WEATHERCOCK, a weath...
weathergirls 28 20 WEATHERGIRL, a girl...
weatherglass 27 20 a glass or instrumen...
weatherising 26 20 WEATHERISE, to make...
weatherizing 29 29 WEATHERIZE, to make...
weatherproof 28 23 proof against the we...
weatherwoman 27 24 a woman who delivers...
weatherwomen 27 24 WEATHERWOMAN, a woma...
weightlifter 31 23 one who practises th...
weisenheimer 25 21 (US) a smart aleck,...
welterweight 31 23 a weight division in...
werewolfisms 31 25 WEREWOLFISM, the sta...
westerliness 24 17 the state of being w...
westernising 24 19 WESTERNISE, to make...
westernizing 27 28 WESTERNIZE, to make...
wharfmasters 29 23 WHARFMASTER, one who...
whataboutery 33 23 (of two communities...
whatsernames 25 21 WHATSERNAME, a girl...
whatshername 27 23 a designation for a...
whencesoever 28 25 from whatsoever plac...
whereagainst 25 20 (archaic) against wh...
wherethrough 31 24 (archaic) through wh...
wherewithals 32 23 WHEREWITHAL, the mea...
whigmaleerie 28 23 (Scots) a trinket or...
whimperingly 38 29 WHIMPERING [adv]
whiskerandos 26 23 WHISKERANDO, a whisk...
whisperingly 37 26 WHISPERING, speaking...
whisperously 36 24 in a whisper [adv]
whitewashers 31 22 WHITEWASHER, one who...
whitherwards 32 23 toward what or which...
whitleathers 29 20 WHITLEATHER, leather...
whoremasters 26 20 WHOREMASTER, (archai...
whoremastery 32 22 the keeping of whore...
whoremongers 26 23 WHOREMONGER, a man c...
whoremongery 32 25 the business of a wh...
whortleberry 35 23 a widely spread heat...
wicketkeeper 30 29 the fieldsman who st...
widowerhoods 28 22 WIDOWERHOOD, the fac...
wienerwursts 27 20 WIENERWURST, (German...
wildernesses 24 18 WILDERNESS, a tract...
windbreakers 26 24 WINDBREAKER, (traden...
windcheaters 28 22 WINDCHEATER, a windp...
winterbourne 24 21 an intermittent spri...
wintergreens 23 19 WINTERGREEN, any of...
winterkilled 27 23 WINTERKILL, to kill...
winterliness 24 18 the state of being w...
winterweight 30 23 of clothes, suitable...
wisecrackers 31 25 WISECRACKER, one who...
wisenheimers 26 21 WISENHEIMER, a smart...
witheredness 25 19 the state of being w...
withstanders 26 19 WITHSTANDER, one who...
wondermonger 23 23 one who promises mir...
wonderstruck 28 25 struck with wonder [...
woodchoppers 32 27 WOODCHOPPER, one eng...
woolgatherer 26 20 one who woolgathers...
wordsmithery 34 23 the craft of the wor...
workwatchers 33 27 WORKWATCHER, in hors...
wranglership 30 24 the office of wrangl...
wreckmasters 29 25 WRECKMASTER, a perso...
wunderkinder 24 24 WUNDERKIND [v]
xanthopterin 29 26 a yellow pigment obt...
xeranthemums 30 29 XERANTHEMUM, any pla...
xerodermatic 30 26 relating to xeroderm...
xerographers 31 26 XEROGRAPHER, one who...
xerographies 31 26 XEROGRAPHY, a nonche...
xeromorphous 31 28 of parts of a plant,...
xerophytisms 39 29 XEROPHYTISM, being a...
xiphisternum 33 29 the posterior and sm...
xylographers 39 29 XYLOGRAPHER, one who...
yellowhammer 35 27 a small yellow bird...
yesternights 30 19 YESTERNIGHT, (dialec...
youngberries 29 21 YOUNGBERRY, a large...
zigzaggeries 30 36 ZIGZAGGERY, the stat...
zincographer 31 32 one who produces zin...
zooplankters 26 30 ZOOPLANKTER, a singl...
zoospermatic 29 30 of or like a zoosper...
zootherapies 26 26 ZOOTHERAPY, veterina...
zwitterionic 30 28 of or like a zwitter...
zymosimeters 32 29 ZYMOSIMETER, an inst...

13 letter words that contains ER

13 letter ER word

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accelerations 27 21 ACCELERATION, the ra...
accelerometer 28 23 an instrument for me...
acclimatisers 31 23 ACCLIMATISER [v]
acclimatizers 34 32 ACCLIMATIZER, one wh...
accomplishers 35 28 ACCOMPLISHER, one wh...
accouterments 28 24 ACCOUTERMENT, an acc...
acinetobacter 28 23 a kind of bacteria,...
acknowledgers 30 28 ACKNOWLEDGER, one wh...
actinotherapy 34 24 the use of ultraviol...
adiathermancy 33 25 impermeability to ra...
administering 24 21 ADMINISTER, to manag...
adulterations 22 17 ADULTERATION, the pr...
adverbialised 27 23 ADVERBIALISE, to giv...
adverbialises 27 22 ADVERBIALISE, to giv...
adverbialized 30 32 ADVERBIALIZE, to giv...
adverbializes 30 31 ADVERBIALIZE, to giv...
adversariness 23 19 the state of being a...
adversatively 33 25 ADVERSATIVE, express...
adversenesses 22 19 ADVERSENESS, the qua...
advertisement 24 22 the act of advertisi...
advertizement 27 31 an advertisement [n...
aerifications 26 20 AERIFICATION, the pr...
aeroacoustics 27 20 the study of the gen...
aerobiologies 24 19 AEROBIOLOGY, the stu...
aerobiologist 25 19 one who studies airb...
aerodigestive 24 20 of or relating to th...
aerodynamical 31 24 relating to aerodyna...
aeroembolisms 26 23 AEROEMBOLISM, sickne...
aerogenerator 19 16 a generator driven b...
aerolithology 32 21 the study of aerolit...
aeromechanics 29 25 the science of the m...
aeromedicines 24 21 AEROMEDICINE, a bran...
aeromodelling 24 22 the making and flyin...
aeroplanktons 23 23 AEROPLANKTON, minute...
aerosiderites 21 14 AEROSIDERITE, an iro...
aerostructure 25 18 any separately manuf...
affenpinscher 32 29 (German) a kind of d...
afterburnings 27 24 AFTERBURNING, reheat...
afterthoughts 30 23 AFTERTHOUGHT, an ide...
agamospermies 26 24 AGAMOSPERMY, the for...
agglomerating 26 24 AGGLOMERATE, to coll...
agglomeration 24 22 the act of collectin...
agglomerative 27 25 tending to agglomera...
agroforesters 24 18 AGROFORESTER, one wh...
agroterrorism 24 18 terrorism aimed at a...
alcoholometer 28 23 an instrument for me...
aldermanities 23 19 ALDERMANITY, the sta...
aldermanships 28 24 ALDERMANSHIP, the of...
aldosteronism 23 19 excessive secretion...
allergenicity 34 23 the state of being a...
alliterations 23 16 ALLITERATION, the re...
alphabetisers 29 22 ALPHABETISER, one wh...
alphabetizers 32 31 ALPHABETIZER, someth...
alphanumerics 31 27 ALPHANUMERIC, an alp...
alstroemerias 23 17 ALSTROEMERIA, a plan...
alternatively 31 22 ALTERNATIVE, possibl...
aluminiferous 26 23 bearing aluminum [ad...
aluminothermy 33 26 a process for reduci...
amakwerekwere 29 30 (South Africa) a ter...
ambidexterity 38 29 the state of being a...
ambidexterous 31 28 able to use either h...
amphitheaters 29 23 AMPHITHEATER, an ova...
anaerobically 33 24 ANAEROBIC, living in...
anchorpersons 27 23 ANCHORPERSON, an anc...
androsterones 19 16 ANDROSTERONE, an and...
angiospermous 25 23 like an angiosperm,...
animadversion 23 23 hostile criticism; a...
animadverters 24 22 ANIMADVERTER, one wh...
animadverting 25 25 ANIMADVERT, to comme...
anniversaries 22 19 ANNIVERSARY, the ann...
answerability 34 23 the quality of being...
antenniferous 21 20 bearing antennae [ad...
anteriorities 21 14 ANTERIORITY, the sta...
antherozooids 25 26 ANTHEROZOOID, a moti...
anthologisers 25 19 ANTHOLOGISER, one wh...
anthologizers 28 28 ANTHOLOGIZER, one wh...
antibacterial 27 21 a substance used to...
anticlericals 30 22 ANTICLERICAL, one op...
antifertility 32 20 capable of or tendin...
antiforeigner 23 20 ANTIFOREIGN [v]
antiguerrilla 25 19 designed to counter...
antihysterics 34 21 ANTIHYSTERIC, a reme...
antilittering 24 18 ANTILITTER [v]
antimarketeer 22 21 a person who was opp...
antimodernist 22 19 one opposed to moder...
antiperiodics 27 21 ANTIPERIODIC, a drug...
antipersonnel 22 20 designed for use aga...
antiterrorism 23 17 opposition to terror...
antiterrorist 22 14 one opposed to terro...
aperiodically 35 24 APERIODIC, not perio...
aphanipterous 27 23 belonging to the Aph...
apperceptions 30 26 APPERCEPTION, the mi...
appertainance 26 24 (obsolete) an appurt...
appertainment 25 24 (Shakespeare) an app...
archaeopteryx 40 30 a Jurassic fossil bi...
argentiferous 24 20 bearing silver e.g....
argilliferous 28 21 containing or yieldi...
arithmometers 26 21 ARITHMOMETER, (obsol...
arterialising 24 17 ARTERIALISE, to make...
arterializing 27 26 ARTERIALIZE, to make...
arteriography 33 22 the radiographic vis...
arteriotomies 22 16 ARTERIOTOMY, the sur...
arteriovenous 22 19 of, relating to, or...
ascertainable 26 21 capable of being asc...
ascertainably 33 23 ASCERTAINABLE, capab...
ascertainment 24 21 the act of ascertain...
aspergilloses 27 20 ASPERGILLOSIS, anima...
aspergillosis 28 20 animal disease cause...
aspheterising 27 21 ASPHETERISE, to deny...
aspheterizing 30 30 ASPHETERIZE, to deny...
assertiveness 23 18 the state of being a...
asseverations 22 18 ASSEVERATION, an ear...
astereognoses 20 16 ASTEREOGNOSIS, the i...
astereognosis 21 16 the inability to rec...
asthenosphere 26 21 the upper layer of t...
atherogeneses 22 18 ATHEROGENESIS, the f...
atherogenesis 23 18 the formation of ath...
atmospherical 31 25 related to the atmos...
attemperments 25 23 ATTEMPERMENT, the ac...
attitudiniser 23 16 one who attitudinise...
attitudinizer 26 25 one who attitudinize...
auctioneering 24 21 AUCTIONEER, to sell...
austerenesses 20 15 AUSTERENESS, the sta...
autoeroticism 26 20 sexual feeling arisi...
averagenesses 22 20 AVERAGENESS, the sta...
averruncating 27 25 AVERRUNCATE, (archai...
averruncation 25 23 the act of averrunca...
averruncators 26 22 AVERRUNCATOR, an ins...
backgrounders 29 28 BACKGROUNDER, an off...
backscattered 31 27 BACKSCATTER, to scat...
backscratcher 37 31 BACKSCRATCH, to scra...
bacteriologic 32 25 relating to bacterio...
bacteriolyses 34 22 BACTERIOLYSIS, destr...
bacteriolysin 34 23 an antibody that des...
bacteriolysis 35 22 destruction or disso...
bacteriolytic 38 25 relating to bacterio...
bacteriophage 31 26 a bacterium that eat...
bacteriophagy 38 28 the eating of bacter...
bacteriostats 27 19 BACTERIOSTAT, an age...
bacteriotoxin 32 27 a toxin of bacterial...
bacterisation 26 20 treatment with bacte...
bacterization 29 29 treatment with bacte...
balderlockses 30 26 BALDERLOCKS, an edib...
balladmongers 27 25 BALLADMONGER, a deal...
balneotherapy 33 25 treatment by natural...
balsamiferous 28 24 producing balsam [ad...
banderilleros 25 20 BANDERILLERO, a pers...
barristership 30 21 the office of barris...
basketweavers 29 27 BASKETWEAVER, one wh...
beleaguerment 25 24 the state of being b...
belligerences 29 24 BELLIGERENCE, an agg...
belligerently 34 24 BELLIGERENT, aggress...
bertillonages 26 21 BERTILLONAGE, (Frenc...
bestsellerdom 27 22 the world of bestsel...
bewilderingly 37 27 BEWILDERING [adv]
bewilderments 29 25 BEWILDERMENT, the st...
bibliographer 33 27 an expert in bibliog...
bibliotherapy 38 27 the use of reading m...
bicameralisms 31 26 BICAMERALISM, the st...
bicameralists 30 23 BICAMERALIST, a supp...
bilateralisms 28 21 BILATERALISM, two-si...
bioconversion 27 25 the conversion of or...
bioenergetics 27 22 the biology of energ...
bioengineered 22 21 BIOENGINEER, to engi...
biogeographer 29 25 a practitioner of bi...
bitterbrushes 30 22 BITTERBRUSH, a silve...
bittercresses 28 19 BITTERCRESS, one of...
bittersweetly 35 22 BITTERSWEET, part bi...
blabbermouths 33 29 BLABBERMOUTH, an ind...
blackberrying 39 32 the act of collectin...
bladderwracks 33 29 BLADDERWRACK, a comm...
blanketflower 31 29 another name for gai...
blastospheres 29 22 BLASTOSPHERE, a blas...
blatherskites 29 23 BLATHERSKITE, (Scots...
bletherations 26 20 BLETHERATION, blethe...
bletherskates 28 23 BLETHERSKATE, (Scots...
blunderbusses 28 24 BLUNDERBUSS, an old-...
boilermakings 28 27 BOILERMAKING, metal-...
boilerplating 29 24 BOILERPLATE, to prin...
bonnyclabbers 37 30 BONNYCLABBER, (Irish...
bookbinderies 26 25 BOOKBINDERY, a place...
boulevardiers 27 23 BOULEVARDIER, (Frenc...
boysenberries 31 22 BOYSENBERRY, a fruit...
brachypterism 40 29 the state of having...
brachypterous 38 27 having short wings [...
brachytherapy 46 30 a medical procedure...
braillewriter 30 21 a machine for writin...
brainstormers 25 20 BRAINSTORMER, one wh...
brassfounders 26 22 BRASSFOUNDER, a pers...
breaststroker 25 20 one who swims using...
breastsummers 27 23 BREASTSUMMER, a beam...
breathalysers 33 21 BREATHALYSER, (trade...
breathalyzers 36 30 BREATHALYZER, (trade...
breechloaders 29 23 BREECHLOADER, a fire...
brickfielders 33 28 BRICKFIELDER, a hot...
broncobusters 29 24 BRONCOBUSTER, one wh...
brotherliness 27 20 the state of being b...
buccaneerings 30 27 BUCCANEERING, acting...
bumbleberries 31 27 BUMBLEBERRY, a mixtu...
butterfingers 28 23 one who is apt to le...
butterflyfish 40 28 any tropical marine...
butterinesses 24 18 BUTTERINESS, the sta...
cabinetmakers 28 27 CABINETMAKER, a skil...
cackermanders 29 28 CACKERMANDER, (diale...
cackleberries 32 27 CACKLEBERRY, (slang)...
calcariferous 31 24 having or bearing sp...
calligraphers 33 25 CALLIGRAPHER, a prof...
camerapersons 26 23 CAMERAPERSON, a male...
campanologers 28 26 CAMPANOLOGER, a bell...
campylobacter 40 31 a bacterium that is...
cancerophobia 32 28 fear of cancer, also...
cancerphobias 33 28 CANCERPHOBIA, fear o...
candleberries 27 22 CANDLEBERRY, a shrub...
candleholders 28 23 CANDLEHOLDER, a hold...
candlelighter 30 24 CANDLELIGHT [v]
candlesnuffer 29 27 an implement for snu...
canisterising 26 20 CANISTERISE, to put...
canisterizing 29 29 CANISTERIZE, to put...
cantilevering 28 25 CANTILEVER, to proje...
capellmeister 30 24 (German) the directo...
capercaillies 32 24 CAPERCAILLIE, (Gaeli...
capercailzies 34 32 CAPERCAILZIE, (Gaeli...
cappernoities 28 23 CAPPERNOITY, (Scots)...
caravanserais 25 21 CARAVANSERAI, a kind...
carboniferous 28 24 bearing carbon [adj]
cardiographer 30 24 one who makes cardio...
carpetbaggers 31 26 CARPETBAGGER, a Nort...
carpetbaggery 37 28 the actions of a car...
carpetmongers 28 25 CARPETMONGER, (Shake...
cartographers 30 23 CARTOGRAPHER, one wh...
caryopterises 33 21 CARYOPTERIS, any of...
catercornered 26 21 in a diagonal or obl...
caterwaulings 30 24 CATERWAULING, making...
catheterising 28 21 CATHETERISE, to trea...
catheterizing 31 30 CATHETERIZE, to fit...
cathetometers 27 21 CATHETOMETER, an ins...
cathiodermies 28 22 CATHIODERMIE, a beau...
caulifloweret 32 25 a bitesize piece of...
cauterisation 24 18 the act of cauterisi...
cauterization 27 27 the act of cauterizi...
cavernicolous 30 26 cave-dwelling [adj]
celluliferous 31 24 bearing little cells...
centrospheres 28 22 CENTROSPHERE, the ce...
cephalometers 30 25 CEPHALOMETER, an ins...
ceraunographs 29 25 CERAUNOGRAPH, an ins...
cercopithecid 36 28 any of several Old W...
cerebrospinal 29 24 of or relating to th...
cerebrotonias 25 20 CEREBROTONIA, the te...
cerebrotonics 29 23 CEREBROTONIC, someon...
ceremonialism 27 24 being ceremonial [n...
ceremonialist 26 21 one who engages in c...
ceremoniously 32 24 CEREMONIOUS, devoted...
cerographical 34 27 relating to cerograp...
cerographists 31 23 CEROGRAPHIST, a prac...
certificating 32 25 CERTIFICATE, to test...
certification 30 23 the act of certifyin...
certificatory 37 24 a certificate [n CER...
ceruloplasmin 30 26 a blue copper-bindin...
cervicography 42 32 the photographing of...
chalcographer 36 29 one who practises ch...
chalicotheres 33 24 CHALICOTHERE, an ext...
chancelleries 31 24 CHANCELLERY, the pos...
chapterhouses 31 24 CHAPTERHOUSE, the bu...
characterised 30 22 CHARACTERISE, to giv...
characteriser 30 21 one who characterise...
characterises 30 21 CHARACTERISE, to giv...
characterisms 32 24 CHARACTERISM, a char...
characterized 33 31 CHARACTERIZE, to des...
characterizer 33 30 one who characterize...
characterizes 33 30 CHARACTERIZE, to des...
characterless 31 22 without a character...
charioteering 27 21 CHARIOTEER, to drive...
chartographer 32 25 one who draws maps,...
checkerblooms 35 32 CHECKERBLOOM, a Cali...
checkerboards 33 29 CHECKERBOARD, a boar...
checkweighers 38 32 CHECKWEIGHER, a coll...
cheerlessness 27 20 CHEERLESS, without c...
cheeseburgers 30 24 CHEESEBURGER, a hamb...
cheesecutters 30 22 CHEESECUTTER, a mova...
cheesehoppers 32 26 CHEESEHOPPER, a smal...
cheesemongers 27 24 CHEESEMONGER, one wh...
cheesetasters 26 18 CHEESETASTER, a long...
cheiromancers 30 25 CHEIROMANCER, one wh...
chequerboards 37 32 CHEQUERBOARD, a boar...
chesterfields 31 23 CHESTERFIELD, a sofa...
chinkerinchee 32 29 a kind of African fl...
chirographers 33 25 CHIROGRAPHER, (obsol...
chloroformers 31 25 CHLOROFORMER [n]
chokecherries 33 27 CHOKECHERRY, an astr...
choregraphers 32 25 CHOREGRAPHER, one wh...
choreographer 31 25 one who choreographs...
chorographers 32 25 CHOROGRAPHER, one wh...
chorusmasters 29 22 CHORUSMASTER, the co...
chowderheaded 31 26 like a chowderhead,...
chromocenters 30 25 CHROMOCENTER, a dens...
chromospheres 32 26 CHROMOSPHERE, the re...
chromospheric 36 29 relating to the chro...
chromotherapy 38 28 colour therapy using...
chronographer 31 26 a chronicler [n -S]
chronotherapy 36 26 a treatment that wor...
circuiteering 30 23 CIRCUITEER, of a jud...
circularisers 31 21 CIRCULARISER, one wh...
circularizers 34 30 CIRCULARIZER, one wh...
circumcenters 33 27 CIRCUMCENTER, the po...
circumference 34 30 the perimeter of a c...
circumscriber 37 29 one who circumscribe...
circumventers 32 28 CIRCUMVENTER, one wh...
clapperboards 32 27 CLAPPERBOARD, a hing...
clapperclawed 37 31 CLAPPERCLAW, (archai...
clapperclawer 37 30 one who scolds, abus...
clavicytheria 40 28 CLAVICYTHERIUM, a ha...
clerklinesses 28 23 CLERKLINESS, the sta...
cleveralities 29 22 CLEVERALITY, (Scots)...
climacterical 35 27 relating to a climac...
clishmaclaver 36 30 (Scots) gossip [n -S...
clovergrasses 29 23 CLOVERGRASS, clover...
coacervations 28 24 COACERVATION, an agg...
coachbuilders 34 27 COACHBUILDER, a craf...
cobaltiferous 30 24 bearing cobalt [adj]
cobelligerent 29 24 a country fighting w...
cochairperson 31 25 a joint chairmen or...
codiscoverers 30 24 CODISCOVERER [n]
codiscovering 31 27 CODISCOVER, to disco...
coelenterates 23 18 COELENTERATE, a clas...
cogenerations 23 20 COGENERATION, the pr...
coinheritance 28 23 a shared inheritance...
coleopterists 28 20 COLEOPTERIST, one wh...
collateralise 27 19 to make (a loan) sec...
collaterality 34 21 the quality of being...
collateralize 30 28 to make (a loan) sec...
commandeering 26 27 COMMANDEER, to compe...
commandership 31 29 the office of comman...
commercialese 30 26 the jargon of commer...
commercialise 31 26 to make commercial,...
commercialism 33 29 commercial spirit, i...
commercialist 32 26 an advocate of comme...
commerciality 38 28 the quality of being...
commercialize 34 35 to manage on a busin...
commiserating 28 25 COMMISERATE, to feel...
commiseration 26 23 the act of commisera...
commiserative 29 26 showing commiseratio...
commiserators 27 22 COMMISERATOR, one wh...
commissioners 27 23 COMMISSIONER, a pers...
communalisers 28 25 COMMUNALISER, one wh...
communalizers 31 34 COMMUNALIZER, one wh...
complimenters 30 27 COMPLIMENTER, one wh...
computerising 30 26 COMPUTERISE, to rend...
computerizing 33 35 COMPUTERIZE, to carr...
computerphobe 34 31 one with a fear of c...
comstockeries 30 26 COMSTOCKERY, overzea...
concernancies 28 25 CONCERNANCY, (Shakes...
concernedness 25 23 CONCERNED [n]
concertedness 26 22 CONCERTED [n]
concertgoings 29 25 CONCERTGOING, the ac...
concertinaing 27 24 CONCERTINA, to fold...
concertinists 28 21 CONCERTINIST, one wh...
concertmaster 28 23 the leader of the fi...
concertstucks 33 28 CONCERTSTUCK, a comp...
concessioners 26 21 CONCESSIONER [n]
confectioners 28 24 CONFECTIONER, a manu...
confectionery 34 26 the confectioner's a...
confederacies 28 24 CONFEDERACY, a leagu...
confederating 26 24 CONFEDERATE, to unit...
confederation 24 22 an act of confederat...
confederative 27 25 of or like a confede...
conferenciers 28 24 CONFERENCIER, (Frenc...
conferencings 29 27 CONFERENCING, the pr...
confraternity 32 23 a society devoted es...
conglomerated 26 24 CONGLOMERATE, to gat...
conglomerates 26 23 CONGLOMERATE [n]
conglomeratic 30 26 relating to conglome...
conglomerator 26 23 one who conglomerate...
connumerating 25 25 CONNUMERATE, to coun...
connumeration 23 23 the act of connumera...
conservancies 28 25 CONSERVANCY, a board...
conservations 25 22 CONSERVATION, a care...
conservatised 26 22 CONSERVATISE, to gro...
conservatises 26 21 CONSERVATISE, to gro...
conservatisms 28 24 CONSERVATISM, the pr...
conservatives 28 25 CONSERVATIVE, an adh...
conservatized 29 31 CONSERVATIZE, to gro...
conservatizes 29 30 CONSERVATIZE, to gro...
conservatoire 25 21 a public place of in...
conservatoria 25 21 CONSERVATORIUM, (Lat...
considerables 27 22 CONSIDERABLE, someth...
considerances 26 22 CONSIDERANCE, (archa...
considerately 31 21 CONSIDERATE, marked...
consideration 23 19 continuous and caref...
considerative 26 22 thoughtful; prudent;...
consideringly 33 24 with consideration [...
consternating 24 21 CONSTERNATE, to fill...
consternation 22 19 amazement or dismay...
consumeristic 30 24 relating to consumer...
consumerships 31 26 CONSUMERSHIP, the st...
containerised 23 19 CONTAINERISE, to shi...
containerises 23 18 CONTAINERISE, to shi...
containerized 26 28 CONTAINERIZE, to shi...
containerizes 26 27 CONTAINERIZE, to shi...
containerless 24 19 CONTAINER [n]
containerport 25 21 a shipping port spec...
containership 28 23 a ship specially des...
conterminally 33 25 CONTERMINAL, adjacen...
contradicters 28 21 CONTRADICTER, one wh...
contralateral 25 19 occurring on or acti...
contraterrene 22 18 opposite in characte...
controversial 27 22 of, relating to, or...
controversies 26 21 CONTROVERSY, the act...
controverters 26 21 CONTROVERTER, one wh...
controverting 27 24 CONTROVERT, to oppos...
controvertist 27 21 one who engages in c...
convenerships 30 27 CONVENERSHIP, the of...
conventiclers 30 26 CONVENTICLER, a memb...
conventioneer 23 23 a person attending a...
conventioners 24 23 CONVENTIONER, a pers...
convergencies 29 27 CONVERGENCY, the sta...
conversancies 28 25 CONVERSANCY, the sta...
conversations 25 22 CONVERSATION, commun...
conversazione 27 31 (Italian) a meeting...
conversazioni 28 31 CONVERSAZIONE, (Ital...
conversionary 31 24 relating to conversi...
convertaplane 27 26 an aircraft that can...
convertiplane 28 26 an aircraft that can...
convertoplane 27 26 an aircraft that can...
cooperatively 35 26 COOPERATIVE, working...
cooperativity 35 25 the state of being c...
coparceneries 28 23 COPARCENERY, joint h...
copartnership 31 25 the state of being a...
copolymerised 35 26 COPOLYMERISE, to mak...
copolymerises 35 25 COPOLYMERISE, to mak...
copolymerized 38 35 COPOLYMERIZE, to mak...
copolymerizes 38 34 COPOLYMERIZE, to mak...
coralliferous 29 22 bearing coral [adj]
cordwaineries 27 21 CORDWAINERY, (archai...
coreferential 26 21 of more than one lin...
coresearchers 29 21 CORESEARCHER, a join...
correctioners 27 20 CORRECTIONER, (Shake...
cosmographers 31 26 COSMOGRAPHER, a stud...
costardmonger 26 23 a hawker of fruits,...
costermongers 26 22 COSTERMONGER, a hawk...
coterminously 33 24 COTERMINOUS, having...
coulombmeters 30 27 COULOMBMETER, an ins...
countenancers 25 23 COUNTENANCER, one wh...
counteracting 28 24 COUNTERACT, to act c...
counteraction 26 22 an opposing action [...
counteractive 29 25 serving to counterac...
counteragents 24 21 COUNTERAGENT, anythi...
counterargued 25 22 COUNTERARGUE, to arg...
counterargues 25 21 COUNTERARGUE, to arg...
counterattack 28 25 to attack in respons...
counterbidder 27 23 one who makes a coun...
counterblasts 28 22 COUNTERBLAST, a defi...
counterbluffs 33 29 COUNTERBLUFF, action...
counterboring 27 24 COUNTERBORE, to form...
counterbraced 29 25 COUNTERBRACE, to bra...
counterbraces 29 24 COUNTERBRACE, to bra...
counterbuffed 31 29 COUNTERBUFF, to rebu...
counterchange 29 26 to interchange, tran...
countercharge 30 25 to bring a charge fo...
countercharms 31 26 COUNTERCHARM, to des...
counterchecks 34 30 COUNTERCHECK, to che...
counterclaims 30 25 COUNTERCLAIM, to ent...
counterdemand 24 24 a demand made in res...
countereffort 28 24 an effort opposing a...
counterfeited 26 22 COUNTERFEIT, to imit...
counterfeiter 26 21 one who counterfeits...
counterfeitly 34 24 COUNTERFEIT, imitati...
counterforces 29 24 COUNTERFORCE, an opp...
counterimages 26 23 COUNTERIMAGE, a corr...
counterlights 30 23 COUNTERLIGHT, a ligh...
countermanded 24 24 COUNTERMAND, to revo...
countermelody 32 25 a secondary melody t...
countermining 26 25 COUNTERMINE, to make...
countermotion 24 22 an opposite motion [...
countermoving 28 28 COUNTERMOVE, to make...
countermuring 27 25 COUNTERMURE, to defe...
counteroffers 28 24 COUNTEROFFER, a retu...
counterorders 24 19 COUNTERORDER [n]
counterpeised 26 22 COUNTERPEISE, (obsol...
counterpeises 26 21 COUNTERPEISE, (obsol...
counterpicket 31 28 to picket in opposit...
counterplayed 33 25 COUNTERPLAY, to make...
counterplayer 33 24 one who makes a coun...
counterpleads 27 23 COUNTERPLEAD, to ple...
counterpoints 26 22 COUNTERPOINT, to com...
counterpoised 26 22 COUNTERPOISE, to poi...
counterpoises 26 21 COUNTERPOISE, to poi...
counterposing 27 24 COUNTERPOSE, to plac...
counterpowers 29 24 COUNTERPOWER, a powe...
counterproofs 28 24 COUNTERPROOF, an inv...
counterraided 24 20 COUNTERRAID, to make...
counterreform 27 24 to make a reform des...
counterscarps 30 24 COUNTERSCARP, a narr...
countersealed 24 20 COUNTERSEAL, (Shakes...
countershafts 29 23 COUNTERSHAFT, an int...
countersigned 25 22 COUNTERSIGN, to sign...
countersniper 26 22 a sniper working aga...
counterspells 29 23 COUNTERSPELL, a spel...
counterspying 34 26 the activity of a co...
counterstains 24 19 COUNTERSTAIN, to app...
counterstated 24 19 COUNTERSTATE, to sta...
counterstates 24 18 COUNTERSTATE, to sta...
counterstream 25 21 a stream running cou...
counterstrike 26 22 to counter with an o...
counterstroke 25 22 a stroke in return [...
counterstruck 30 26 COUNTERSTRIKE, to co...
counterstyles 32 21 COUNTERSTYLE, an opp...
countertactic 31 24 an opposing tactic [...
countertenors 23 19 COUNTERTENOR, the hi...
counterterror 24 18 terror designed to c...
counterthreat 26 20 a threat made in res...
counterthrust 28 21 a thrust to counter...
countertraded 24 20 COUNTERTRADE, to tra...
countertrades 24 19 COUNTERTRADE [n]
countertrends 24 20 COUNTERTREND, an opp...
countervailed 27 24 COUNTERVAIL, to coun...
counterweighs 31 25 COUNTERWEIGH, to wei...
counterweight 31 25 to balance with an e...
counterworked 28 26 COUNTERWORK, to work...
counterworker 28 25 one who does counter...
counterworlds 29 23 COUNTERWORLD, a worl...
covermounting 28 28 COVERMOUNT, to attac...
craftspersons 29 23 CRAFTSPERSON, a craf...
crossbenchers 32 25 CROSSBENCHER [n]
cruiserweight 33 24 a weight division in...
cryopreserved 35 26 CRYOPRESERVE, to pre...
cryopreserves 35 25 CRYOPRESERVE, to pre...
cryosurgeries 33 21 CRYOSURGERY, surgery...
cryotherapies 35 23 CRYOTHERAPY, medical...
cryptographer 39 28 a specialist in cryp...
crystallisers 35 20 CRYSTALLISER, an age...
crystallizers 38 29 CRYSTALLIZER, an age...
cuckooflowers 35 31 CUCKOOFLOWER, a plan...
cyanobacteria 34 25 CYANOBACTERIUM, a bl...
cyberathletes 36 24 CYBERATHLETE, a prof...
cyberbullying 46 32 bullying via the med...
cyberchondria 38 28 unfounded anxiety co...
cybercriminal 39 29 one who commits cybe...
cybernetician 35 26 a specialist in cybe...
cyberneticist 37 25 a student of cyberne...
cybersecurity 44 27 the state of being s...
cybersquatter 42 31 one who engages in c...
cyberstalkers 36 26 CYBERSTALKER, one wh...
cyberstalking 37 29 the practice of usin...
cyclospermous 39 29 with the embryo bent...
cysticercoids 39 25 CYSTICERCOID, a tape...
cysticercoses 38 24 CYSTICERCOSIS, infes...
cysticercosis 39 24 infestation with or...
daguerreotype 30 22 to develop by daguer...
daguerreotypy 37 24 the art of daguerreo...
dangerousness 21 19 DANGEROUS, full of d...
daughterboard 27 23 a small circuit boar...
daughterhoods 27 22 DAUGHTERHOOD, the st...
daughterlings 28 23 DAUGHTERLING, a smal...
decarbonisers 26 21 DECARBONISER, an app...
decarbonizers 29 30 DECARBONIZER, someth...
decelerations 24 19 DECELERATION, the ac...
decelerometer 25 21 an instrument for me...
decerebrating 27 23 DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebration 25 21 the act of decerebra...
decerebrising 28 23 DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrizing 31 32 DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
decipherments 30 26 DECIPHERMENT, the ac...
declinometers 26 22 DECLINOMETER, an ins...
deemsterships 28 22 DEEMSTERSHIP, the of...
deerstalkings 25 22 DEERSTALKING, the sp...
deferentially 31 22 DEFERENTIAL, showing...
defervescence 30 28 an abatement of heat...
defervescency 37 30 abatement of heat; d...
degenerations 20 18 DEGENERATION, the ac...
degringolered 24 21 DEGRINGOLER, to desc...
dehumidifiers 29 24 DEHUMIDIFIER, an app...
deinotheriums 25 21 DEINOTHERIUM, an ext...
deleteriously 30 19 DELETERIOUS, harmful...
deliberations 24 19 DELIBERATION, the ac...
demagnetisers 23 20 DEMAGNETISER, a devi...
demagnetizers 26 29 DEMAGNETIZER, a devi...
demagogueries 24 22 DEMAGOGUERY, the act...
dematerialise 23 18 to become, or cause...
dematerialize 26 27 to cause to become o...
demeritorious 23 18 not meritorious [adj...
demineralised 23 20 DEMINERALISE, to rem...
demineraliser 23 19 something that demin...
demineralises 23 19 DEMINERALISE, to rem...
demineralized 26 29 DEMINERALIZE, to rem...
demineralizer 26 28 an agent that remove...
demineralizes 26 28 DEMINERALIZE, to rem...
democratisers 26 20 DEMOCRATISER, one wh...
democratizers 29 29 DEMOCRATIZER, one wh...
demultiplexer 34 30 an electronic device...
densitometers 22 18 DENSITOMETER, an ins...
depauperating 26 24 DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperising 27 24 DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperizing 30 33 DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
depersonalise 23 19 to take away the cha...
depersonalize 26 28 to deprive of the se...
depolymerised 32 24 DEPOLYMERISE, to bre...
depolymerises 32 23 DEPOLYMERISE, to bre...
depolymerized 35 33 DEPOLYMERIZE, to bre...
depolymerizes 35 32 DEPOLYMERIZE, to bre...
deprogrammers 27 25 DEPROGRAMMER, one wh...
deracialising 27 21 DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracializing 30 30 DERACIALIZE, to dive...
deracinations 23 19 DERACINATION, the ac...
derealisation 21 16 a feeling of altered...
derealization 24 25 a feeling of altered...
derecognising 26 23 DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognition 24 21 the withdrawal of re...
derecognizing 29 32 DERECOGNIZE, to with...
deregistering 24 19 DEREGISTER, to remov...
deregulations 23 19 DEREGULATION, the ac...
dereligionise 23 18 to remove the relgio...
dereligionize 26 27 to remove the religi...
derepressions 23 18 DEREPRESSION, the ac...
derequisition 30 25 to return (something...
derestricting 27 20 DERESTRICT, to remov...
derestriction 25 18 the act of derestric...
derivationist 24 19 one who derives math...
dermabrasions 24 21 DERMABRASION, surgic...
dermaplanings 26 25 DERMAPLANING, a cosm...
dermatography 34 26 anatomical descripti...
dermatologies 24 20 DERMATOLOGY, the stu...
dermatologist 25 20 one who studies derm...
dermatophytes 33 24 DERMATOPHYTE, a fung...
dermatophytic 37 27 of or like a dermato...
dermatoplasty 32 23 a plastic operation...
dermographies 28 24 DERMOGRAPHY, anatomi...
desensitisers 22 15 DESENSITISER, an age...
desensitizers 25 24 DESENSITIZER, an age...
desertisation 21 15 the process of makin...
desertization 24 24 the process of makin...
deservingness 24 22 DESERVING, worthy [n...
desiderations 21 16 DESIDERATION, the ac...
desideratives 24 19 DESIDERATIVE, someth...
desilverising 27 22 DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverizing 30 31 DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desperateness 22 18 the state of being d...
dessertspoons 23 18 DESSERTSPOON, a spoo...
destabilisers 26 18 DESTABILISER, someth...
destabilizers 29 27 DESTABILIZER, someth...
desulfurisers 27 20 DESULFURISER, a devi...
desulfurizers 30 29 DESULFURIZER, someth...
desulphuriser 29 22 an agent for desulph...
desulphurizer 32 31 an agent for desulph...
deteriorating 22 17 DETERIORATE, to make...
deterioration 20 15 the act of deteriora...
deteriorative 23 18 tending to deteriora...
deteriorities 22 14 DETERIORITY, (obsole...
determinacies 25 21 DETERMINACY, the sta...
determinantal 22 20 relating to determin...
determinately 29 21 DETERMINATE, of defi...
determinating 23 21 DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
determination 21 19 the act, process, or...
determinative 24 22 having power or tend...
determinators 22 18 DETERMINATOR, someth...
deterministic 27 21 relating to determin...
deterrability 32 20 the state of being d...
deuteragonist 22 18 the actor taking the...
deuteranomaly 28 22 the state of being d...
deuteranopias 22 19 DEUTERANOPIA, red-gr...
deuterogamies 23 20 DEUTEROGAMY, a secon...
deuterogamist 24 20 someone who remarrie...
deuteroplasms 26 22 DEUTEROPLASM, the fo...
deuteroscopic 30 24 relating to deuteros...
deuterostomes 22 18 DEUTEROSTOME, any of...
deuterotokies 22 19 DEUTEROTOKY, parthen...
dexterousness 27 23 the state of being d...
diaphanometer 25 23 an instrument for me...
diastereomers 22 17 DIASTEREOMER, a ster...
diathermacies 28 22 DIATHERMACY, permeab...
diathermanous 24 21 permeable by or able...
dictyopterans 33 23 DICTYOPTERAN, any in...
differencying 36 29 DIFFERENCY, to make...
differentials 27 22 DIFFERENTIAL, in mat...
differentiate 25 21 to obtain the mathem...
differentness 25 22 DIFFERENT, separate,...
dilacerations 25 19 DILACERATION, a rend...
dimerisations 23 18 DIMERISATION, the cr...
dimerizations 26 27 DIMERIZATION, the cr...
dingleberries 26 21 DINGLEBERRY, a piece...
disassemblers 27 21 DISASSEMBLER, a prog...
discanderings 26 22 DISCANDERING, (Shake...
discographers 31 24 DISCOGRAPHER, a pers...
disconcerting 29 24 DISCONCERT, to throw...
disconcertion 27 22 confusion [n -S]
disconnecters 27 22 DISCONNECTER, one wh...
discontinuers 25 20 DISCONTINUER, one wh...
discovertures 28 22 DISCOVERTURE, the st...
disembittered 26 21 DISEMBITTER, to free...
disempowering 29 26 DISEMPOWER, to depri...
disenchanters 26 21 DISENCHANTER, one wh...
disencumbered 28 26 DISENCUMBER, to free...
disinherisons 24 18 DISINHERISON, the ac...
disinheriting 26 20 DISINHERIT, to depri...
disinterested 22 16 having no personal s...
disinterments 23 19 DISINTERMENT, the ac...
dismemberment 27 27 the act of dismember...
disoperations 23 18 DISOPERATION, a mutu...
disorganisers 23 17 DISORGANISER, one wh...
disorganizers 26 26 DISORGANIZER, one wh...
dispauperised 27 22 DISPAUPERISE, to fre...
dispauperises 27 21 DISPAUPERISE, to fre...
dispauperized 30 31 DISPAUPERIZE, to fre...
dispauperizes 30 30 DISPAUPERIZE, to fre...
dispersedness 24 19 DISPERSED [n]
dispropertied 27 21 DISPROPERTY, (Shakes...
disproperties 27 20 DISPROPERTY, (Shakes...
disqualifiers 35 28 DISQUALIFIER, one wh...
disremembered 26 24 DISREMEMBER, to forg...
dissenterisms 24 18 DISSENTERISM, the be...
dissertations 22 15 DISSERTATION, an ext...
disseverances 26 22 DISSEVERANCE, the ac...
disseveration 23 19 the act of disseveri...
disseverments 25 22 DISSEVERMENT, the ac...
distinguisher 27 20 one who distinguishe...
diversenesses 23 19 DIVERSENESS, the sta...
diversifiable 30 25 capable of being div...
diversionists 25 19 DIVERSIONIST, one en...
divertibility 36 24 the state of being d...
diverticulate 29 23 having diverticula,...
divertimentos 25 22 DIVERTIMENTO, (Itali...
divertisement 25 22 a diversion; a diver...
dockwallopers 33 29 DOCKWALLOPER, an inf...
domineeringly 30 24 DOMINEERING [adv]
doppelgangers 28 26 DOPPELGANGER, (Germa...
doubleheaders 26 22 DOUBLEHEADER, two ga...
doublespeaker 27 26 DOUBLESPEAK [v]
draftspersons 26 21 DRAFTSPERSON, a draf...
dronkverdriet 25 24 (South African) depr...
dumbfoundered 27 28 DUMBFOUNDER, to stri...
dumfoundering 26 27 DUMFOUNDER, to strik...
dumortierites 24 18 DUMORTIERITE, (Frenc...
dunderheadism 25 23 being a dunderhead [...
eavesdroppers 27 24 EAVESDROPPER, one wh...
ebulliometers 27 22 EBULLIOMETER, a devi...
ecclesiolater 29 21 one with excessive r...
ecoterrorisms 26 19 ECOTERRORISM, sabota...
ecoterrorists 25 16 ECOTERRORIST, one wh...
editorialiser 23 15 one who editorialise...
editorializer 26 24 one who editorialize...
effervescence 32 30 boiling or bubbling,...
effervescency 39 32 boiling or bubbling,...
effervescible 34 30 capable of effervesc...
effusiometers 27 23 EFFUSIOMETER, an ins...
elderlinesses 23 17 ELDERLINESS, the sta...
electioneered 23 19 ELECTIONEER, to take...
electioneerer 23 18 one who works to sec...
electrodermal 27 22 of or relating to el...
electrolysers 33 20 ELECTROLYSER, someth...
electrolyzers 36 29 ELECTROLYZER, an age...
electromerism 28 23 the ionization of ga...
electrometers 26 20 ELECTROMETER, an ins...
electroplater 28 21 one who electroplate...
electrothermy 35 24 the study of electri...
electrotypers 34 22 ELECTROTYPER, a pers...
eleutherarchs 30 22 ELEUTHERARCH, the ch...
embitterments 26 23 EMBITTERMENT, the ac...
empoverishers 29 25 EMPOVERISHER, one wh...
empoverishing 30 28 EMPOVERISH, (obsolet...
encipherments 29 26 ENCIPHERMENT, the ac...
encloistering 26 21 ENCLOISTER, (obsolet...
encumberingly 36 30 ENCUMBERING [adv]
encumberments 28 28 ENCUMBERMENT, the ac...
encumbrancers 30 28 ENCUMBRANCER, one th...
endangerments 21 22 ENDANGERMENT, the ac...
endoperoxides 28 26 ENDOPEROXIDE, any of...
endosmometers 22 21 ENDOSMOMETER, an ins...
endothermisms 26 23 ENDOTHERMISM, the fo...
energetically 33 23 ENERGETICAL, full of...
energisations 21 17 ENERGISATION, the pr...
energizations 24 26 ENERGIZATION, the pr...
enfranchisers 28 23 ENFRANCHISER, one wh...
engenderments 21 22 ENGENDERMENT, the ac...
enregistering 23 19 ENREGISTER, to regis...
enterchaunged 26 24 ENTERCHAUNGE, (obsol...
enterchaunges 26 23 ENTERCHAUNGE, (obsol...
enterectomies 24 20 ENTERECTOMY, surgica...
enterocoelous 23 19 of or like an entero...
enterocolitis 25 18 inflammation of a pa...
enterokinases 20 19 ENTEROKINASE, an enz...
enteropathies 24 19 ENTEROPATHY, a disea...
enteropneusts 22 19 ENTEROPNEUST, any an...
enterostomies 21 17 ENTEROSTOMY, a surgi...
enteroviruses 23 19 ENTEROVIRUS, any of...
entertainings 21 18 ENTERTAINING, the ac...
entertainment 20 19 a public performance...
enumerability 32 24 the state of being e...
ephemeralness 26 23 EPHEMERAL, existing...
epidermolyses 32 23 EPIDERMOLYSIS, a sta...
epidermolysis 33 23 a state of detachmen...
equidifferent 34 31 having equal differe...
equilaterally 39 28 EQUILATERAL, having...
equiponderant 30 29 evenly balanced [adj...
equiponderate 30 28 to be equal in weigh...
erasabilities 25 17 ERASABILITY, the cap...
ergastoplasms 27 22 ERGASTOPLASM, riboso...
ergatocracies 28 21 ERGATOCRACY, governm...
ergatomorphic 31 26 of or like an ergato...
ergonomically 34 26 ERGONOMIC, of or per...
erodibilities 26 18 ERODIBILITY, the cap...
erosivenesses 22 18 EROSIVENESS, the sta...
eroticisation 24 17 the process of eroti...
eroticization 27 26 the process of eroti...
erroneousness 19 16 ERRONEOUS, wrong [n]
erubescencies 29 24 ERUBESCENCY, a blush...
eruditenesses 21 16 ERUDITENESS, the sta...
erysipelatous 31 20 suffering from the s...
erythroblasts 34 21 ERYTHROBLAST, a cell...
erythromycins 41 26 ERYTHROMYCIN, a broa...
erythropenias 31 21 ERYTHROPENIA, diminu...
erythrophobia 36 25 an aversion to the c...
eternalnesses 20 16 ETERNALNESS, being e...
eternisations 20 15 ETERNISATION, the ac...
eternizations 23 24 ETERNIZATION, the ac...
etherealising 25 19 ETHEREALISE, to make...
etherealities 24 16 ETHEREALITY, the qua...
etherealizing 28 28 ETHEREALIZE, to make...
etherisations 23 16 ETHERISATION, conver...
etherizations 26 25 ETHERIZATION, conver...
etheromaniacs 26 22 ETHEROMANIAC, one ad...
ethnographers 28 23 ETHNOGRAPHER, a stud...
euroterminals 23 19 EUROTERMINAL, the en...
evaporimeters 26 23 EVAPORIMETER, an ins...
evaporometers 25 23 EVAPOROMETER, an ins...
everlastingly 33 24 EVERLASTING, lasting...
eviscerations 26 21 EVISCERATION, the ac...
exacerbations 31 27 EXACERBATION, the ac...
exaggeratedly 36 28 EXAGGERATED [adv]
exaggerations 28 25 EXAGGERATION, extrav...
examinerships 33 29 EXAMINERSHIP, the of...
exasperatedly 36 27 EXASPERATED [adv]
exasperations 28 24 EXASPERATION, the st...
exenterations 25 22 EXENTERATION, the ac...
exercitations 30 24 EXERCITATION, puttin...
exertainments 27 25 EXERTAINMENT, entert...
exheredations 28 24 EXHEREDATION, the ac...
exhibitioners 32 26 EXHIBITIONER, a univ...
exothermicity 41 30 the state of being e...
experimenters 30 27 EXPERIMENTER, one wh...
experimenting 31 30 EXPERIMENT, to carry...
experimentist 31 27 a person who carries...
extemporisers 31 26 EXTEMPORISER, one wh...
extemporizers 34 35 EXTEMPORIZER, one wh...
extensimeters 28 24 EXTENSIMETER, an ins...
extensometers 27 24 EXTENSOMETER, an ins...
exteriorising 29 23 EXTERIORISE, to make...
exteriorities 28 20 EXTERIORITY, the sta...
exteriorizing 32 32 EXTERIORIZE, to make...
exterminating 29 27 EXTERMINATE, to get...
extermination 27 25 the act of extermina...
exterminative 30 28 related to extermina...
exterminators 28 24 EXTERMINATOR, one wh...
exterminatory 34 26 of, relating to, or...
externalising 29 25 EXTERNALISE, to make...
externalities 28 22 EXTERNALITY, the sta...
externalizing 32 34 EXTERNALIZE, to make...
exteroceptive 34 30 relating to, being,...
exteroceptors 32 26 EXTEROCEPTOR, a sens...
exterritorial 29 21 extraterritorial [ad...
extinguishers 32 26 EXTINGUISHER, a devi...
extraliterary 35 23 lying outside the fi...
extraversions 29 25 EXTRAVERSION, the st...
extroversions 29 25 EXTROVERSION, the st...
exulcerations 31 26 EXULCERATION, ulcera...
familiarisers 27 20 FAMILIARISER, one wh...
familiarizers 30 29 FAMILIARIZER, one wh...
farkleberries 28 24 FARKLEBERRY, a shrub...
fashionmonger 26 25 a fop [n -S]
fearmongering 25 25 the act of spreading...
featherbedded 27 24 FEATHERBED, to pampe...
featherbrains 27 22 FEATHERBRAIN, a fool...
featheredging 27 24 FEATHEREDGE, to prov...
featherheaded 26 22 foolish, empty-heade...
featherstitch 32 23 an embroidery stitch...
featherweight 32 25 a weight division in...
fellmongeries 27 24 FELLMONGERY, the pre...
fellmongering 28 27 the removal of hair...
fennelflowers 29 26 FENNELFLOWER, any of...
fermentations 23 21 FERMENTATION, a chem...
fermentitious 25 21 promoting fermentati...
ferociousness 26 21 FEROCIOUS, fierce [n...
ferricyanides 33 23 FERRICYANIDE, a salt...
ferricyanogen 32 25 the trivalent radica...
ferrimagnetic 29 25 of or relating to a...
ferrochromium 32 28 an alloy of iron wit...
ferroconcrete 28 23 reinforced concrete...
ferrocyanides 32 23 FERROCYANIDE, a salt...
ferrocyanogen 31 25 the quadrivalent rad...
ferroelectric 31 23 exhibiting electric...
ferrographies 29 23 FERROGRAPHY, a techn...
ferromagnetic 28 25 of or relating to su...
ferrosilicons 28 21 FERROSILICON, an all...
ferrosoferric 29 22 combining ferrous an...
fertilenesses 24 18 FERTILENESS, the sta...
fertilisation 25 18 the process by which...
fertilization 28 27 the process by which...
ferventnesses 24 22 FERVENTNESS, the qua...
festivalgoers 28 23 FESTIVALGOER, one wh...
fiberglassing 30 25 FIBERGLASS, (US) to...
fiberisations 26 20 FIBERISATION, the ac...
fiberizations 29 29 FIBERIZATION, the ac...
fictioneering 27 23 the writing of ficti...
filibusterers 29 21 FILIBUSTERER, one wh...
filibustering 30 24 FILIBUSTER, to obstr...
filibusterism 31 24 the actions of a fil...
filibusterous 29 22 like a filibuster [a...
filterability 36 23 the quality of being...
fingerbreadth 29 25 the breadth of a fin...
fingerglasses 27 22 FINGERGLASS, a bowl...
fingerpicking 33 32 playing the guitar w...
fingerprinted 27 24 FINGERPRINT, to take...
flabbergasted 30 26 FLABBERGAST, to over...
flameproofers 29 26 FLAMEPROOFER, one wh...
flamethrowers 31 25 FLAMETHROWER, a devi...
flowerinesses 27 21 FLOWERINESS, the sta...
flutterboards 28 22 FLUTTERBOARD, a kind...
followerships 34 26 FOLLOWERSHIP, being...
foraminiferal 27 24 of or like a foramin...
foraminiferan 25 24 a foraminifer [n -S]
foregathering 27 23 FOREGATHER, to gathe...
foreshadowers 28 22 FORESHADOWER, one wh...
forevernesses 24 21 FOREVERNESS, the sta...
formularisers 27 21 FORMULARISER, one wh...
formularizers 30 30 FORMULARIZER, one wh...
fossiliferous 28 21 bearing fossils [adj...
foundationers 22 20 FOUNDATIONER, a pers...
fraternalisms 26 21 FRATERNALISM, being...
freebooteries 24 19 FREEBOOTERY, piracy,...
frontbenchers 30 26 FRONTBENCHER, one wh...
furshlugginer 31 26 (Yiddish) well-worn,...
galactometers 27 22 GALACTOMETER, an ins...
galvanometers 25 24 GALVANOMETER, an ins...
gangsterlands 24 21 GANGSTERLAND, the wo...
garnetiferous 24 20 bearing garnets [adj...
gasteropodous 24 20 like a gasteropod [a...
gastroenteric 25 19 gastrointestinal [ad...
gastrosophers 27 20 GASTROSOPHER [n]
generalisable 25 21 that can be generali...
generalissimo 24 20 the chief commander...
generalizable 28 30 capable of being gen...
generalnesses 21 18 GENERALNESS, the qua...
generationism 22 20 the theory that the...
genericnesses 24 20 GENERICNESS, the sta...
gentlepersons 24 21 GENTLEPERSON, a gent...
geratological 28 22 related to geratolog...
geratologists 25 18 GERATOLOGIST, a stud...
geriatricians 26 19 GERIATRICIAN, a spec...
germanenesses 21 20 GERMANENESS, the qua...
germanisation 22 20 the act of germanisi...
germanization 25 29 the act of germanizi...
germinability 34 25 the capacity to germ...
gerontocratic 28 22 relating to gerontoc...
gerontologies 23 19 GERONTOLOGY, the sci...
gerontologist 24 19 one who studies gero...
gerontophiles 27 22 GERONTOPHILE, a pers...
gerontophilia 27 22 sexual attraction to...
gerontophobes 27 24 GERONTOPHOBE, one wi...
gerontophobia 27 24 a fear of old age or...
gerrymandered 29 23 GERRYMANDER, to rear...
gerrymanderer 29 22 GERRYMANDER, to rear...
gimcrackeries 32 28 GIMCRACKERY, the sta...
gingerbreaded 25 23 flavoured with ginge...
glasspapering 29 25 GLASSPAPER, to sand...
globetrotters 26 19 GLOBETROTTER, one wh...
globuliferous 30 25 bearing globules [ad...
glossographer 29 23 a writer of short ex...
glycerinating 34 25 GLYCERINATE, to trea...
glyphographer 40 30 one who practises gl...
glyptographer 38 28 one who practises gl...
goldenberries 25 21 GOLDENBERRY, the Cap...
gossipmongers 27 24 GOSSIPMONGER, one wh...
governability 34 26 the quality of being...
governmentese 23 24 jargon held to be ch...
governorships 29 25 GOVERNORSHIP, the of...
granddaughter 26 23 the daughter of one'...
grandfathered 26 23 GRANDFATHER, to exem...
grandfatherly 34 25 like a grandfather [...
grandmotherly 33 25 like a grandmother [...
grandstanders 22 19 GRANDSTANDER [n]
granuliferous 26 22 bearing granules [ad...
gravitometers 26 22 GRAVITOMETER, an ins...
greenskeepers 24 23 GREENSKEEPER, a pers...
grotesqueries 31 25 GROTESQUERIE, (Frenc...
groundbreaker 25 25 one that innovates [...
groundskeeper 25 25 a person who cares f...
gubernatorial 25 21 belonging to a gover...
guerrillaisms 28 21 GUERRILLAISM, the ac...
guttersnipish 29 22 like a guttersnipe [...
gymnospermies 33 27 GYMNOSPERMY, the sta...
gymnospermous 33 28 having a naked seed...
haemodialyser 31 22 an artificial kidney...
haemodialyzer 34 31 an artificial kidney...
haemosiderins 24 20 HAEMOSIDERIN, a pigm...
hagiographers 30 24 HAGIOGRAPHER, a writ...
hairsplitters 29 19 HAIRSPLITTER, one th...
halfseriously 35 23 in a partially jokin...
handicrafters 29 23 HANDICRAFTER [n]
handkerchiefs 32 29 HANDKERCHIEF, a smal...
harbormasters 27 21 HARBORMASTER, one in...
harmonometers 24 22 HARMONOMETER, an ins...
harquebusiers 35 29 HARQUEBUSIER, a sold...
hasenpfeffers 31 28 HASENPFEFFER, (Germa...
headquartered 31 27 HEADQUARTER, to make...
headshrinkers 27 23 HEADSHRINKER, (collo...
heartbreakers 26 22 HEARTBREAKER, one th...
helicoptering 31 25 HELICOPTER, to trave...
heliographers 30 23 HELIOGRAPHER, one wh...
helispherical 34 25 pertaining to rhumb...
hemacytometer 34 26 an instrument for co...
hematothermal 28 24 of birds and mammals...
hemispherical 34 27 like a hemisphere, a...
hemispheroids 30 24 HEMISPHEROID, the ha...
hemocytometer 34 26 an instrument for co...
hemodialyzers 35 31 HEMODIALYZER, an art...
hephthemimers 33 28 HEPHTHEMIMER, in Gre...
herbivorously 36 26 HERBIVOROUS, eating...
herborisation 25 19 botanising, also HER...
herborization 28 28 botanising, also HER...
hereditaments 24 20 HEREDITAMENT, inheri...
hereditarians 23 17 HEREDITARIAN, an adh...
heresiography 35 24 a study of or treati...
heresiologies 25 18 HERESIOLOGY, the stu...
heresiologist 26 18 a student of, or wri...
heresthetical 30 21 relating to heresthe...
hermaphrodite 29 24 a human being, anima...
hermeneutical 28 24 interpretive or expl...
hermeneutists 25 20 HERMENEUTIST, an exp...
hermeticities 29 21 HERMETICITY, the sta...
herniorrhaphy 36 25 the surgical repair...
herpesviruses 29 23 HERPESVIRUS, the vir...
herpetofaunae 25 23 HERPETOFAUNA, (Latin...
herpetofaunas 26 23 HERPETOFAUNA, (Latin...
herpetologies 27 21 HERPETOLOGY, the stu...
herpetologist 28 21 one who studies snak...
herringboning 27 25 HERRINGBONE, to make...
heteroblastic 30 22 derived from differe...
heterocarpous 28 22 bearing fruit of mor...
heterocercies 29 21 HETEROCERCY, the sta...
heterochronic 31 24 showing divergence f...
heteroclitous 28 20 irregularly inflecte...
heterocyclics 41 27 HETEROCYCLIC, a ring...
heterocystous 33 21 of or like a heteroc...
heterodactyls 34 22 HETERODACTYL, a hete...
heterogametes 24 20 HETEROGAMETE, male a...
heterogametic 28 23 having a dissimilar...
heterogeneity 29 20 the state of being h...
heterogeneous 22 19 consisting of dissim...
heterogeneses 22 18 HETEROGENESIS, spont...
heterogenesis 23 18 spontaneous or alter...
heterogenetic 26 21 relating to heteroge...
heterographic 32 25 relating to heterogr...
heterokaryons 29 22 HETEROKARYON, a cell...
heteromorphic 32 26 having different for...
heteroousians 22 17 HETEROOUSIAN, one wh...
heterophonies 26 21 HETEROPHONY, an inde...
heteroplasias 26 19 HETEROPLASIA, the de...
heteroplastic 30 22 relating to heteropl...
heteropterans 24 19 HETEROPTERAN, a memb...
heteropterous 25 19 of, relating to, or...
heterosexisms 31 25 HETEROSEXISM, the be...
heterosexists 30 22 HETEROSEXIST, one wh...
heterosexuals 30 24 HETEROSEXUAL, a hete...
heterospories 25 18 HETEROSPORY, the pro...
heterosporous 25 19 producing two differ...
heterostrophy 34 22 the state of being h...
heterostylies 31 18 HETEROSTYLY, the sta...
heterostylism 33 21 the state of having...
heterostylous 31 19 having styles of dif...
heterotactous 26 19 relating to heterota...
heterothallic 31 22 of certain fungi, ha...
heterothermal 27 21 taking the temperatu...
heterotrophic 31 23 dependent on externa...
heterotypical 36 24 denoting or relating...
heterozygoses 33 28 HETEROZYGOSIS, the m...
heterozygosis 34 28 the mixed ancestry o...
heterozygotes 33 28 HETEROZYGOTE, a hete...
hibernicising 31 25 HIBERNICISE, to rend...
hibernicizing 34 34 HIBERNICIZE, to rend...
hibernisation 25 20 the act of hibernisi...
hibernization 28 29 the act of hibernizi...
hieracosphinx 37 31 in ancient Egyptian...
hierarchising 31 23 HIERARCHISE, to make...
hierarchizing 34 32 HIERARCHIZE, to make...
hierocratical 31 22 of or like a hierocr...
hieroglyphics 41 28 HIEROGLYPHIC, a hier...
hieroglyphing 38 28 HIEROGLYPH, to repre...
hieroglyphist 38 25 a person skilled in...
hierogrammate 26 23 a writer of sacred r...
hierogrammats 27 23 HIEROGRAMMAT, a writ...
hierographers 29 22 HIEROGRAPHER, a sacr...
hierographies 29 22 HIEROGRAPHY, the des...
hircocervuses 33 26 HIRCOCERVUS, a fabul...
histaminergic 30 24 liberating or activa...
holidaymakers 33 26 HOLIDAYMAKER, someon...
homeothermies 27 23 HOMEOTHERMY, the mai...
homeothermism 29 26 the maintenance of a...
homeothermous 27 24 keeping the same tem...
homeownership 31 27 the fact of being a...
homeschoolers 30 24 HOMESCHOOLER [n]
homoeothermal 27 24 keeping the same tem...
homoeothermic 30 26 keeping the same tem...
homoeroticism 29 24 homosexuality, also...
homoiothermal 28 24 keeping the same tem...
homoiothermic 31 26 keeping the same tem...
homopolymeric 38 30 of or like a homopol...
honeycreepers 33 24 HONEYCREEPER, a kind...
horsefeathers 27 20 nonsense [interj]
horseradishes 26 18 HORSERADISH, a tall...
horsewhippers 34 26 HORSEWHIPPER, one wh...
housebreakers 26 23 HOUSEBREAKER, a pers...
housepainters 25 20 HOUSEPAINTER, one wh...
housewiferies 29 22 HOUSEWIFERY, the wor...
huckleberries 32 27 HUCKLEBERRY, an Amer...
hucksteresses 29 23 HUCKSTERESS, a femal...
hurtleberries 28 20 HURTLEBERRY, another...
hydrocrackers 38 28 HYDROCRACKER, one en...
hydrographers 36 25 HYDROGRAPHER, a stud...
hydroperoxide 38 29 a compound containin...
hydrotherapic 38 26 relating to hydrothe...
hymenopterans 31 25 HYMENOPTERAN, an ord...
hymenopterons 31 25 HYMENOPTERON, an ord...
hymenopterous 32 25 having four membrano...
hymnographers 36 28 HYMNOGRAPHER, one wh...
hyperactivity 45 29 the state of being e...
hyperacuities 36 24 HYPERACUITY, the sta...
hyperalgesias 34 23 HYPERALGESIA, undue...
hyperarousals 33 22 HYPERAROUSAL, a stat...
hyperbolising 37 27 HYPERBOLISE, to indu...
hyperbolizing 40 36 HYPERBOLIZE, to indu...
hyperboloidal 36 26 of or like a hyperbo...
hypercalcemia 40 30 an excess of calcium...
hypercalcemic 44 33 relating to hypercal...
hypercautious 36 25 excessively cautious...
hypercharging 40 30 HYPERCHARGE, to char...
hypercritical 41 27 meticulously or exce...
hyperesthesia 34 22 excessive sensitivit...
hyperesthetic 38 25 relating to hyperest...
hypereutectic 39 27 of a compound, conta...
hyperextended 37 30 HYPEREXTEND, to exte...
hyperfunction 37 29 the overactivity of...
hyperglycemia 45 31 an excess of sugar i...
hyperglycemic 49 34 relating to hypergly...
hyperhidroses 35 23 HYPERHIDROSIS, exces...
hyperhidrosis 36 23 excessive sweating,...
hyperimmunise 35 28 to induce a high lev...
hyperimmunize 38 37 to induce a high lev...
hyperinflated 35 26 excessively inflated...
hyperkinesias 33 25 HYPERKINESIA, muscle...
hyperlipemias 37 27 HYPERLIPEMIA, an abn...
hypermetrical 38 27 of or like hypermete...
hypermetropia 35 26 longsightedness, aka...
hypermetropic 39 29 longsighted, also HY...
hypermobility 44 29 extreme mobility [n...
hyperparasite 34 23 a parasite that is p...
hyperphrygian 44 30 above the Phrygian;...
hyperphysical 48 31 supernatural [adj HY...
hyperploidies 36 25 HYPERPLOIDY, the sta...
hyperpolarise 35 24 to increase the diff...
hyperpolarize 38 33 to produce an increa...
hyperproducer 38 28 an agent causing hyp...
hyperprosexia 40 30 abnormal powers of p...
hyperpyrexial 48 33 showing hyperpyrexia...
hyperpyrexias 47 32 HYPERPYREXIA, an ext...
hyperrational 32 22 excessively rational...
hyperreactive 37 27 excessively reactive...
hyperreactors 35 23 HYPERREACTOR, one wh...
hyperrealisms 35 24 HYPERREALISM, realis...
hyperrealists 34 21 HYPERREALIST, a prac...
hyperromantic 36 27 one who is excessive...
hypersalinity 40 24 excessive salinity [...
hypersarcomas 36 26 HYPERSARCOMA, proud...
hypersarcoses 35 23 HYPERSARCOSIS, proud...
hypersarcosis 36 23 proud or fungous fle...
hypersthenias 34 23 HYPERSTHENIA, a morb...
hypersthenite 34 23 a pyroxenite compose...
hyperstresses 33 20 HYPERSTRESS, excessi...
hypersurfaces 38 27 HYPERSURFACE, a figu...
hypertensions 31 22 HYPERTENSION, abnorm...
hypertensives 34 25 HYPERTENSIVE, someon...
hyperthermias 36 25 HYPERTHERMIA, except...
hyperthermies 36 25 HYPERTHERMY, an extr...
hyperthyroids 42 25 HYPERTHYROID, one af...
hypertonicity 42 26 the condition of bei...
hypertrophied 37 26 grown to an abnormal...
hypertrophies 37 25 HYPERTROPHY, excessi...
hypertrophous 37 26 of an organ, abnorma...
hyperurbanism 36 28 use of hypercorrect...
hyperuricemia 37 27 excess uric acid in...
hypervelocity 45 30 a high or relatively...
hypervigilant 37 28 extremely vigilant [...
hypervirulent 36 27 extremely virulent [...
hypothesisers 35 22 HYPOTHESISER, one wh...
hypothesizers 38 31 HYPOTHESIZER, one wh...
hysteranthous 32 21 having the leaves ap...
hysterogenies 30 20 HYSTEROGENY, the gen...
hysteromanias 30 21 HYSTEROMANIA, hyster...
hysterotomies 31 20 HYSTEROTOMY, a Caesa...
iambographers 30 26 IAMBOGRAPHER, one wh...
iconographers 29 24 ICONOGRAPHER, a make...
illiberalised 28 20 ILLIBERALISE, to ren...
illiberalises 28 19 ILLIBERALISE, to ren...
illiberalisms 30 22 ILLIBERALISM, opposi...
illiberalized 31 29 ILLIBERALIZE, to ren...
illiberalizes 31 28 ILLIBERALIZE, to ren...
illiberalness 27 20 the state of being i...
immaterialise 25 20 to make immaterial,...
immaterialism 27 23 the doctrine that th...
immaterialist 26 20 an exponent of immat...
immateriality 32 22 the state of being i...
immaterialize 28 29 to make immaterial,...
immersionisms 26 23 IMMERSIONISM, the pr...
immersionists 25 20 IMMERSIONIST, a pers...
immiserations 24 20 IMMISERATION, progre...
immoderations 23 21 IMMODERATION, the st...
immortalisers 26 20 IMMORTALISER, one wh...
immortalizers 29 29 IMMORTALIZER, one wh...
immunotherapy 34 28 the treatment or pre...
imperatorship 30 24 the office of impera...
imperceivable 33 30 imperceptible [adj]
imperceptible 34 29 not perceptible [adj...
imperceptibly 41 31 IMPERCEPTIBLE, not p...
imperceptions 30 26 IMPERCEPTION, lack o...
impercipience 33 29 the state of being i...
imperfectible 34 29 not capable of being...
imperfections 30 26 IMPERFECTION, the st...
imperfectives 33 29 IMPERFECTIVE, a tens...
imperfectness 30 26 the state of being i...
imperforation 26 23 the state of being i...
imperialising 28 23 IMPERIALISE, to make...
imperialistic 31 23 relating to imperial...
imperialities 27 20 IMPERIALITY, the sta...
imperializing 31 32 IMPERIALIZE, to make...
imperiousness 25 21 IMPERIOUS, assuming...
imperishables 31 25 IMPERISHABLE, someth...
impermanences 27 27 IMPERMANENCE, the st...
impermanently 32 27 IMPERMANENT, not per...
impermissible 31 26 not permissible [adj...
impermissibly 38 28 IMPERMISSIBLE, not p...
imperseverant 26 24 lacking the power to...
impersonalise 25 21 to make impersonal,...
impersonality 32 23 the state of being i...
impersonalize 28 30 to make impersonal,...
impersonating 25 23 IMPERSONATE, to assu...
impersonation 23 21 the act of impersona...
impersonators 24 20 IMPERSONATOR, one wh...
impertinences 27 24 IMPERTINENCE, impude...
impertinently 32 24 IMPERTINENT, given t...
imperturbable 31 27 marked by extreme ca...
imperturbably 38 29 IMPERTURBABLE, marke...
imponderables 27 25 IMPONDERABLE, someth...
impoverishers 30 25 IMPOVERISHER, one wh...
impoverishing 31 28 IMPOVERISH, to make...
inadvertences 25 23 INADVERTENCE, neglig...
inadvertently 30 23 INADVERTENT, not foc...
incarcerating 28 23 INCARCERATE, to put...
incarceration 26 21 imprisonment [n -S]
incarcerators 27 20 INCARCERATOR, one wh...
incertainties 24 18 INCERTAINTY, (obsole...
incinerations 23 19 INCINERATION, the ac...
inclinometers 26 22 INCLINOMETER, an ins...
incoherencies 28 23 INCOHERENCY, the sta...
inconsiderate 23 19 heedless, thoughtles...
inconversable 28 26 not capable of being...
inconvertible 29 26 not convertible [adj...
inconvertibly 36 28 INCONVERTIBLE, not c...
incumberingly 37 30 INCUMBERING [adv]
incumbrancers 31 28 INCUMBRANCER, a pers...
indeterminacy 31 24 the state of being i...
indeterminate 21 19 not determined [adj...
indeterminism 24 22 the theory that deni...
indeterminist 23 19 a believer in indete...
indexterities 28 22 INDEXTERITY, lack of...
indifferences 28 25 INDIFFERENCE, the st...
indifferently 33 25 INDIFFERENT, marked...
indiscernible 28 23 incapable of being d...
indiscernibly 35 25 INDISCERNIBLE, incap...
inerrableness 23 19 the state of being i...
inexperienced 31 29 not experienced, als...
inexperiences 31 28 INEXPERIENCE, lack o...
inferentially 31 22 INFERENTIAL, relatin...
inferiorities 24 17 INFERIORITY, the sta...
infernalities 24 19 INFERNALITY, the sta...
infertilities 26 18 INFERTILITY, the sta...
ingenerations 20 18 INGENERATION, the ac...
inheritresses 24 16 INHERITRESS, a femal...
inobservances 27 25 INOBSERVANCE, lack o...
inobservantly 32 25 INOBSERVANT, not obs...
inobservation 24 22 lack of observation...
inoperability 33 23 the quality of being...
inoperculates 27 22 INOPERCULATE, someth...
insincerities 25 18 INSINCERITY, the sta...
intelligencer 27 22 (archaic) a secret a...
intemperances 26 24 INTEMPERANCE, lack o...
intemperately 31 23 INTEMPERATE, not tem...
intenerations 19 16 INTENERATION, soften...
interactional 24 19 relating to interact...
interactively 34 24 INTERACTIVE, mutuall...
interactivity 34 23 the state of being i...
interbeddings 25 22 INTERBEDDING, the ac...
interbehavior 27 23 the behaviour of int...
interblending 25 23 INTERBLEND, to blend...
interbreeding 24 21 the act of breeding...
intercalarily 33 21 INTERCALARY, inserte...
intercalating 26 21 INTERCALATE, to inse...
intercalation 24 19 an insertion or inte...
intercalative 27 22 relating to intercal...
intercellular 28 21 between cells [adj]
interceptions 26 21 INTERCEPTION, the ac...
intercessions 24 18 INTERCESSION, the ac...
interchaining 27 23 INTERCHAIN, to link...
interchangers 27 22 INTERCHANGER, one wh...
interchanging 28 25 INTERCHANGE, to put...
interchapters 29 22 INTERCHAPTER, an int...
intercipients 27 21 INTERCIPIENT, an int...
interclavicle 32 26 a membrane bone betw...
interclusions 26 20 INTERCLUSION, the ac...
intercolonial 25 20 between colonies [ad...
intercolumnar 26 23 between columns [adj...
intercommunal 27 26 between communities...
intercommuned 26 26 INTERCOMMUNE, to com...
intercommunes 26 25 INTERCOMMUNE, to com...
intercompared 27 24 INTERCOMPARE, to mak...
intercompares 27 23 INTERCOMPARE, to mak...
interconnects 26 22 INTERCONNECT, to con...
interconverts 26 22 INTERCONVERT, to con...
intercortical 29 21 between cortices [ad...
intercostally 33 21 INTERCOSTAL, situate...
intercropping 30 26 INTERCROP, to plant...
intercrossing 26 20 INTERCROSS, to cross...
intercultural 28 21 between cultures, al...
intercultures 27 20 INTERCULTURE, intera...
intercurrence 27 22 the state of being i...
interdentally 29 20 INTERDENTAL, pronoun...
interdepended 22 21 INTERDEPEND, to depe...
interdictions 25 19 INTERDICTION, the ac...
interdiffused 27 23 INTERDIFFUSE, to dif...
interdiffuses 27 22 INTERDIFFUSE, to dif...
interdigitate 23 17 to become interlocke...
interdistrict 27 18 between districts [a...
interdominion 21 20 between dominions [a...
interelectron 24 19 operating between el...
interepidemic 28 24 between epidemics [a...
interestingly 30 20 INTERESTING [adv]
interfacially 35 24 INTERFACIAL, between...
interfamilial 27 22 between families [ad...
interferences 25 21 INTERFERENCE, the ac...
interferingly 32 23 INTERFERING [adv]
interferogram 25 22 a photographic recor...
interfluences 27 23 INTERFLUENCE, a flow...
interfoliated 24 19 INTERFOLIATE, to int...
interfoliates 24 18 INTERFOLIATE, to int...
intergalactic 30 23 situated in or relat...
interglacials 28 21 INTERGLACIAL, a retr...
intergradient 22 18 relating to an inter...
intergrafting 26 22 INTERGRAFT, to graft...
intergranular 23 19 between granules [ad...
interindustry 29 19 between industries [...
interinvolved 26 25 INTERINVOLVE, to inv...
interinvolves 26 24 INTERINVOLVE [n]
interiorising 23 17 INTERIORISE, to make...
interiorities 22 14 INTERIORITY, interio...
interiorizing 26 26 INTERIORIZE, to make...
interjaculate 27 28 to ejaculate in inte...
interjections 26 27 INTERJECTION, a word...
interjectural 28 28 like an interjection...
interknitting 24 22 INTERKNIT, to knit t...
interknotting 23 22 INTERKNOT, to knot t...
interlacement 25 22 the state of being i...
interlaminate 22 19 to insert between la...
interlayering 29 20 INTERLAYER, to creat...
interlineally 30 20 INTERLINEAL, between...
interlinearly 29 19 INTERLINEAR, between...
interlineated 21 17 INTERLINEATE, to wri...
interlineates 21 16 INTERLINEATE, to wri...
interlocation 24 19 a placing between [n...
interlocution 25 20 dialogue, conversati...
interlocutors 26 19 INTERLOCUTOR, one wh...
interlocutory 32 21 made during the prog...
interlocutrix 33 26 a female interlocuto...
interlunation 21 18 the dark time betwee...
intermarginal 24 21 between margins [adj...
intermarriage 23 19 marriage within one'...
intermarrying 30 22 INTERMARRY, to marry...
intermaxillae 30 26 INTERMAXILLA, the bo...
intermeddlers 24 20 INTERMEDDLER, one wh...
intermeddling 25 23 INTERMEDDLE, to medd...
intermediated 22 19 INTERMEDIATE, to med...
intermediates 22 18 INTERMEDIATE, to med...
intermediator 22 18 one who intermediate...
intermembrane 24 24 between membranes [a...
intermetallic 28 22 composed of two or m...
intermingling 26 24 INTERMINGLE, to inte...
intermissions 23 18 INTERMISSION, the ac...
intermittence 25 21 the state of being i...
intermittency 32 23 the state of being i...
intermixtures 30 25 INTERMIXTURE, a mass...
intermountain 21 20 situated between mou...
intermuscular 28 23 situated between mus...
internalising 23 19 INTERNALISE, to make...
internalities 22 16 INTERNALITY, the sta...
internalizing 26 28 INTERNALIZE, to make...
international 20 17 between nations [adj...
interneuronal 20 18 relating to interneu...
interobserver 25 21 between observers [a...
interoception 25 21 sensitivity to stimu...
interoceptive 28 24 responding to stimul...
interoceptors 26 20 INTEROCEPTOR, a sens...
interoperable 25 21 of hardware or softw...
interosculant 25 20 possessing attribute...
interosculate 25 19 to connect by oscula...
interpandemic 27 25 between pandemics [a...
interparietal 24 18 between walls [adj]
interparticle 28 21 between particles [a...
interpellants 25 20 INTERPELLANT, a pers...
interpellated 25 20 INTERPELLATE, to que...
interpellates 25 19 INTERPELLATE, to que...
interpellator 25 19 one who interpellate...
interpermeate 23 20 to permeate between...
interpersonal 23 19 relating to relation...
interpetiolar 24 18 between petioles [ad...
interpilaster 25 18 a space between two...
interplanting 25 22 INTERPLANT, to plant...
interpleaders 24 19 INTERPLEADER, one wh...
interpleading 25 22 INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpluvials 29 24 INTERPLUVIAL, a peri...
interpolaters 24 18 INTERPOLATER, one wh...
interpolating 25 21 INTERPOLATE, to inse...
interpolation 23 19 the act of interpola...
interpolative 26 22 relating to interpol...
interpolators 24 18 INTERPOLATOR, one wh...
interposition 23 18 the act of interposi...
interpretable 26 21 able to be interpret...
interpretably 33 23 INTERPRETABLE, able...
interpretated 23 18 INTERPRETATE, (archa...
interpretates 23 17 INTERPRETATE, (archa...
interpretress 24 17 a female interpreter...
interproximal 32 28 situated or used in...
interpunction 26 23 the insertion of pun...
interquartile 31 25 between quartiles [a...
interracially 33 21 INTERRACIAL, involvi...
interradially 30 19 INTERRADIAL, between...
interradiuses 22 16 INTERRADIUS, a radiu...
interregional 22 18 between regions [adj...
interrelating 23 18 INTERRELATE, to brin...
interrelation 21 16 the state of being i...
interrogatees 21 16 INTERROGATEE, one wh...
interrogating 23 19 INTERROGATE, to ques...
interrogation 21 17 the act of interroga...
interrogative 24 20 related to the askin...
interrogators 22 16 INTERROGATOR, one th...
interrogatory 28 18 like an interrogatio...
interruptedly 32 22 INTERRUPTED [adv]
interruptible 28 22 capable of being int...
interruptions 24 19 INTERRUPTION, the ac...
interscapular 28 22 between the shoulder...
interscribing 29 23 INTERSCRIBE, (obsole...
intersections 24 18 INTERSECTION, the ac...
intersegments 23 20 INTERSEGMENT, the pa...
intersessions 21 15 INTERSESSION, a peri...
intersexually 36 26 INTERSEXUAL, existin...
intersidereal 22 16 between stars [adj]
intersocietal 25 18 between societies [a...
interspecific 33 26 existing, occurring,...
interspersals 25 18 INTERSPERSAL, the ac...
interspersing 25 20 INTERSPERSE, to plac...
interspersion 23 18 the act of intersper...
interstadials 23 16 INTERSTADIAL, a subd...
interstellary 30 18 in the intervals bet...
interstimulus 26 20 between stimuli [adj...
interstitials 24 15 INTERSTITIAL, an ext...
interstratify 31 19 to create strata bet...
intertangling 24 21 INTERTANGLE, to tang...
interterminal 23 19 between termini [adj...
intertextures 28 22 INTERTEXTURE [v]
intertillages 25 18 INTERTILLAGE, a till...
intertraffics 30 23 INTERTRAFFIC, (obsol...
intertropical 28 21 situated between or...
intertwinings 26 21 INTERTWINING [n]
intertwisting 27 20 INTERTWIST, to twist...
interventions 22 20 INTERVENTION, the ac...
interworkings 27 24 INTERWORKING [n]
interwreathed 26 20 INTERWREATHE, to twi...
interwreathes 26 19 INTERWREATHE, to twi...
intolerations 21 16 INTOLERATION, lack o...
intracerebral 27 21 situated or occurrin...
intradermally 31 22 INTRADERMAL, situate...
intrapersonal 23 19 occurring within the...
introversible 27 22 capable of being int...
introversions 23 19 INTROVERSION, the ac...
invertebrates 25 21 INVERTEBRATE, an ani...
invertibility 35 24 the quality of being...
ipsilaterally 34 21 IPSILATERAL, belongi...
ironmongeries 22 20 IRONMONGERY, somethi...
irrecoverable 29 24 not capable of being...
irrecoverably 36 26 IRRECOVERABLE, not c...
irreverential 24 19 not reverential [adj...
isogeothermal 26 21 a line connecting po...
isogeothermic 29 23 a line on a map conn...
isomerisation 22 17 the process of isome...
isomerization 25 26 the process of isome...
isoperimeters 25 19 ISOPERIMETER, a figu...
isoproterenol 23 18 a sympathomimetic ag...
iterativeness 23 18 ITERATIVE, repeating...
iteroparities 24 16 ITEROPARITY, the sta...
jabberwockies 35 38 JABBERWOCKY, nonsens...
jackhammering 33 40 JACKHAMMER, to hamme...
japonaiseries 24 26 JAPONAISERIE, (Frenc...
jerrymandered 30 30 JERRYMANDER, to rear...
jitterbugging 31 33 JITTERBUG, to dance...
jitterinesses 24 23 JITTERINESS, the sta...
kapellmeister 28 25 (German) the directo...
katharometers 25 22 KATHAROMETER, an ins...
katzenjammers 29 42 KATZENJAMMER, (Germa...
keratectomies 26 23 KERATECTOMY, surgica...
keratoplastic 29 24 relating to keratopl...
keraunographs 27 26 KERAUNOGRAPH, an ins...
kernicteruses 26 22 KERNICTERUS, a condi...
kettledrummer 27 26 one who plays the ke...
kindergartens 23 22 KINDERGARTEN, (Germa...
kindergartner 23 22 a teacher at a kinde...
kinesitherapy 33 25 a method of treating...
kirschwassers 33 25 KIRSCHWASSER, (Germa...
kletterschuhe 32 26 KLETTERSCHUH, a ligh...
klipspringers 31 27 KLIPSPRINGER, (Afrik...
knickerbocker 33 35 a descendant of the...
knuckleballer 32 32 a player who deliver...
knuckleduster 29 29 a metal covering for...
landownership 29 25 the office of landow...
laterisations 22 15 LATERISATION, conver...
laterizations 25 24 LATERIZATION, conver...
lateroversion 23 19 abnormal lateral dis...
leatherjacket 30 32 any of various tropi...
leatherleaves 26 21 LEATHERLEAF, an eric...
lecherousness 27 21 LECHEROUS, lustful [...
lectisternium 28 22 (Latin) an ancient G...
lepidopterans 26 22 LEPIDOPTERAN, an ins...
lepidopterist 28 21 a specialist in lepi...
lepidopterons 26 22 LEPIDOPTERON, any of...
lepidopterous 27 22 having four wings, s...
letterboxings 32 27 LETTERBOXING, showin...
letterpresses 25 17 LETTERPRESS, the pro...
letterspacing 29 23 insertion of space b...
lexicographer 37 31 an author or editor...
liberalnesses 25 19 LIBERALNESS, the sta...
liberationism 26 21 the cause of social...
liberationist 25 18 a believer in libera...
lickerishness 30 24 LICKERISH, (obsolete...
lingonberries 25 21 LINGONBERRY, the cow...
listenerships 28 20 LISTENERSHIP, the au...
literalnesses 23 16 LITERALNESS, the sta...
lithographers 31 23 LITHOGRAPHER, one wh...
lithospermums 31 26 LITHOSPERMUM, a kind...
lithotripters 29 19 LITHOTRIPTER, a devi...
lowerclassman 30 25 a freshman or sophom...
lowerclassmen 30 25 LOWERCLASSMAN, a fre...
lumberingness 27 25 LUMBERING, walking h...
lumberjackets 33 37 LUMBERJACKET, a man'...
maccheroncini 33 29 a type of macaroni [...
maderisations 22 18 MADERISATION, the ac...
maderizations 25 27 MADERIZATION, the ac...
magisterially 33 22 MAGISTERIAL, in the...
magnetometers 23 22 MAGNETOMETER, an ins...
magnetosphere 26 24 a region of space su...
maladminister 25 22 to administer wrongl...
malversations 25 22 MALVERSATION, dishon...
mammaliferous 28 27 bearing remains of m...
managerialism 25 23 the adoption of busi...
managerialist 24 20 a proponent of manag...
manganiferous 24 24 bearing manganese [a...
manneristical 26 22 relating to manneris...
manslaughters 27 23 MANSLAUGHTER, the un...
manufacturers 28 25 MANUFACTURER, one th...
marionberries 24 20 MARIONBERRY, a hybri...
masserandubas 24 22 MASSERANDUBA, (Tupi)...
masterclasses 27 20 MASTERCLASS, a sessi...
masterfulness 26 22 MASTERFUL, exercisin...
masterminding 25 24 MASTERMIND, to origi...
mastersingers 24 19 MASTERSINGER, a Meis...
masterstrokes 24 20 MASTERSTROKE, a mast...
materfamilias 27 23 (Latin) the mother o...
materialisers 24 17 MATERIALISER, one wh...
materialising 25 20 MATERIALISE, to appe...
materialistic 28 20 related to materiali...
materialities 24 17 MATERIALITY, the sta...
materializers 27 26 MATERIALIZER, one wh...
materializing 28 29 MATERIALIZE, to make...
maternalistic 27 21 motherly [adj]
mediterranean 20 19 of, relating to, or...
megaherbivore 29 27 a large plant-eater...
memorialisers 25 20 MEMORIALISER, one wh...
memorializers 28 29 MEMORIALIZER, one wh...
mercantilisms 29 24 MERCANTILISM, the th...
mercantilists 28 21 MERCANTILIST, a supp...
mercenariness 24 21 the state of being m...
mercerisation 25 20 the process of merce...
mercerization 28 29 the process of merce...
merchandisers 28 23 MERCHANDISER, one wh...
merchandising 29 26 buying and selling i...
merchandizers 31 32 MERCHANDIZER, one wh...
merchandizing 32 35 buying and selling i...
mercilessness 27 21 MERCILESS, without m...
mercurialised 28 22 MERCURIALISE, to tre...
mercurialises 28 21 MERCURIALISE, to tre...
mercurialisms 30 24 MERCURIALISM, a morb...
mercurialists 29 21 MERCURIALIST, a beli...
mercurialized 31 31 MERCURIALIZE, to tre...
mercurializes 31 30 MERCURIALIZE, to tre...
mercurialness 27 22 the state of being m...
meridionality 30 21 the state of being m...
meritocracies 29 22 MERITOCRACY, governm...
meritoriously 31 20 MERITORIOUS, deservi...
meroplanktons 25 26 MEROPLANKTON, plankt...
merrythoughts 36 25 MERRYTHOUGHT, the fu...
merveilleuses 27 23 MERVEILLEUSE, (Frenc...
merveilleuxes 33 30 MERVEILLEUX, (French...
mesmerisation 23 20 the process of mesme...
mesmerization 26 29 the process of mesme...
mesotherapies 26 21 MESOTHERAPY, a type...
metacercariae 27 22 METACERCARIA, a para...
metacercarial 29 23 of or like a metacer...
metacomputers 29 26 METACOMPUTER, a coll...
metalliferous 27 22 bearing metal [adj]
metamaterials 24 20 METAMATERIAL, any ar...
metamerically 35 26 METAMERIC, relating...
methanometers 24 22 METHANOMETER, instru...
methylmercury 44 30 any of several extre...
methysergides 33 23 METHYSERGIDE, a sero...
microbloggers 32 27 MICROBLOGGER, one wh...
microcomputer 33 29 a small computer usu...
micrographers 32 26 MICROGRAPHER, a pers...
micromanagers 27 25 MICROMANAGER, one wh...
middlebreaker 27 26 a double-mould-board...
middlebusters 28 23 MIDDLEBUSTER, a plow...
millilamberts 31 25 MILLILAMBERT, a thou...
millisieverts 29 22 MILLISIEVERT, one th...
mineralisable 26 22 that can be minerali...
mineralizable 29 31 that can be minerali...
mineralogical 28 24 relating to mineralo...
mineralogised 24 21 MINERALOGISE, to col...
mineralogises 24 20 MINERALOGISE, to col...
mineralogists 25 20 MINERALOGIST, a stud...
mineralogized 27 30 MINERALOGIZE, to col...
mineralogizes 27 29 MINERALOGIZE, to col...
minicomputers 30 27 MINICOMPUTER, a smal...
ministerially 32 21 MINISTERIAL, of, rel...
ministerships 29 22 MINISTERSHIP, the of...
misadventurer 25 23 one who misadventure...
misadvertence 27 25 inadvertence [n -S]
misconceivers 31 27 MISCONCEIVER, one wh...
misconstering 27 23 MISCONSTER, (obsolet...
miserabilisms 29 23 MISERABILISM, the qu...
miserabilists 28 20 MISERABILIST, a pers...
miserableness 25 21 the state of being m...
miserlinesses 24 18 MISERLINESS, the sta...
misgovernance 27 27 misgovernment, also...
misgovernment 26 27 wrong government [n...
misinterprets 26 20 MISINTERPRET, to exp...
misobservance 29 27 an incorrect observa...
misperceiving 32 29 MISPERCEIVE, to perc...
misperception 30 26 a false perception [...
mispersuading 27 24 MISPERSUADE, to pers...
mispersuasion 25 21 a wrong persuasion [...
misreferenced 27 24 MISREFERENCE, to ref...
misreferences 27 23 MISREFERENCE [n]
misregistered 25 19 MISREGISTER, to regi...
misremembered 27 26 MISREMEMBER, to reme...
misunderstand 23 21 to fail to understan...
misunderstood 23 20 MISUNDERSTAND, to fa...
moderatorship 27 22 the office of modera...
modernisation 21 19 the act of modernisi...
modernization 24 28 the act of modernizi...
mollycoddlers 36 26 MOLLYCODDLER, one wh...
moneychangers 33 27 MONEYCHANGER, a usur...
monoaminergic 26 26 liberating or involv...
monoglyceride 33 26 any of various ester...
monotherapies 25 22 MONOTHERAPY, a medic...
morigerations 23 19 MORIGERATION, defere...
morphographer 32 28 an artist who portra...
motherfuckers 32 29 MOTHERFUCKER, one th...
motherfucking 33 32 objectionable; often...
mountaineered 20 20 MOUNTAINEER, to clim...
mountebankery 30 28 the activities of a...
mouthbreather 29 24 a person who habitua...
mouthbreeders 27 23 MOUTHBREEDER, a fish...
mouthbrooders 27 23 MOUTHBROODER, a cich...
mouthwatering 29 25 arousing the appetit...
muckspreaders 30 28 MUCKSPREADER, an agr...
multicamerate 28 24 having many chambers...
multiemployer 35 27 one who employs many...
multiterminal 27 23 comprising many term...
murderousness 23 20 MURDEROUS, inclined...
musicotherapy 37 27 therapy involving th...
musselcracker 32 28 a large sea bream th...
muttonbirders 26 22 MUTTONBIRDER, (New Z...
mycobacterial 38 28 relating to mycobact...
mycobacterium 39 31 any of a genus of ba...
mythographers 37 27 MYTHOGRAPHER, a stud...
mythologisers 34 23 MYTHOLOGISER, one wh...
mythologizers 37 32 MYTHOLOGIZER, one wh...
nanomaterials 21 19 NANOMATERIAL, a micr...
nationalisers 21 16 NATIONALISER, one wh...
nationalizers 24 25 NATIONALIZER, one wh...
neandertalers 20 17 NEANDERTALER [n]
neanderthaler 22 19 NEANDERTHAL [v]
neckerchieves 32 30 NECKERCHIEF, an orna...
necrographers 29 24 NECROGRAPHER, a writ...
nectariferous 26 21 producing nectar [ad...
needleworkers 25 23 NEEDLEWORKER, one wh...
neoliberalism 26 22 the state of being a...
nephelometers 26 23 NEPHELOMETER, an ins...
nervelessness 23 20 the state of being n...
nervousnesses 22 20 NERVOUSNESS, the sta...
neurocomputer 27 25 a computer that uses...
neuropterists 24 18 NEUROPTERIST, a pers...
newspaperdoms 29 27 NEWSPAPERDOM, the wo...
newspaperisms 30 26 NEWSPAPERISM, the sy...
nickeliferous 29 26 bearing nickel [adj]
nightclubbers 35 29 NIGHTCLUBBER, one wh...
nincompoopery 34 29 the state of being a...
nitrobacteria 26 20 NITROBACTERIUM, a ba...
nitroglycerin 33 23 a powerful explosive...
nonallergenic 25 23 not allergenic [adj]
noncharacters 28 23 NONCHARACTER, one wh...
nonchurchgoer 32 28 one who does not att...
noncommercial 29 28 not commercial [adj]
nonconference 25 26 not related to a con...
nonconformers 25 25 NONCONFORMER [n]
noncooperator 23 21 one who does not coo...
noncrossovers 25 22 NONCROSSOVER, a chro...
nondeferrable 24 23 not deferrable [adj]
nondegenerate 18 19 not degenerate [adj]
nondeliberate 22 20 not deliberate [adj]
nondeliveries 23 21 NONDELIVERY, a ball...
nonderivative 24 24 not derivative [adj]
nondispersive 25 23 not dispersive [adj]
nonesterified 22 19 not esterified [adj]
nonfilterable 26 23 not filterable [adj]
nongovernment 22 26 not related to gover...
nonhereditary 28 20 not hereditary [adj]
nonhysterical 33 23 not hysterical [adj]
nonlandowners 22 22 NONLANDOWNER, one wh...
nonmanagerial 21 22 not managerial [adj]
nonmembership 29 29 the state of being a...
nonobservance 25 26 a lack of observance...
nonperformers 25 24 NONPERFORMER, one wh...
nonperforming 26 27 not producing the ex...
nonperishable 27 24 not perishable [adj]...
nonpermissive 26 25 not permissive [adj]
nonpersistent 22 19 not persistent [adj]
nonprogrammer 25 26 someone who is not a...
nonresponders 21 20 NONRESPONDER, one wh...
nonreversible 25 23 not reversible [adj]
nonuniversity 29 23 denoting an institut...
noradrenergic 24 21 liberating, activate...
normothermias 25 22 NORMOTHERMIA, normal...
northeasterly 30 19 from the northeast [...
northerliness 24 18 the state of being n...
northernising 24 20 NORTHERNISE, to make...
northernizing 27 29 NORTHERNIZE, to make...
northwesterly 34 22 from the northwest [...
numerological 28 25 relating to numerolo...
numerologists 25 21 NUMEROLOGIST, a stud...
nychthemerons 35 27 NYCHTHEMERON, (Greek...
obliterations 24 18 OBLITERATION, the ac...
observability 36 26 the state of being o...
observational 25 22 related to observati...
observatories 25 20 OBSERVATORY, a build...
obstreperated 25 20 OBSTREPERATE, (Stern...
obstreperates 25 19 OBSTREPERATE, (Stern...
obtemperating 27 25 OBTEMPERATE, to obey...
oceanographer 27 24 one who maps the oce...
odoriferously 31 21 ODORIFEROUS, giving...
officeholders 32 26 OFFICEHOLDER, one ho...
olfactometers 28 23 OLFACTOMETER, an ins...
oligospermias 27 22 OLIGOSPERMIA, the co...
oneiromancers 23 21 ONEIROMANCER, one wh...
onerousnesses 19 16 ONEROUSNESS, the sta...
operabilities 27 20 OPERABILITY, the abi...
operationally 30 21 OPERATIONAL, of or r...
operationisms 24 20 OPERATIONISM, the th...
operationists 23 17 OPERATIONIST, an adh...
operativeness 24 21 OPERATIVE, having th...
operativities 26 20 OPERATIVITY, the sta...
operosenesses 21 17 OPEROSENESS, the sta...
oppignerating 27 25 OPPIGNERATE, (obsole...
orchestraters 27 18 ORCHESTRATER, one wh...
orderlinesses 22 16 ORDERLINESS, the sta...
organotherapy 31 23 treatment of disease...
orienteerings 21 17 ORIENTEERING, a cros...
orthographers 29 22 ORTHOGRAPHER, a corr...
orthopterists 27 18 ORTHOPTERIST, a stud...
orthopteroids 26 19 ORTHOPTEROID, a memb...
otherworldish 31 22 of, relating to, or...
outblustering 27 22 OUTBLUSTER, to surpa...
outdelivering 26 23 OUTDELIVER, to surpa...
outgeneraling 23 21 OUTGENERAL, to surpa...
outgeneralled 23 20 OUTGENERAL, to surpa...
outglittering 26 20 OUTGLITTER, to surpa...
outmaneuvered 23 24 OUTMANEUVER, to surp...
outperforming 28 26 OUTPERFORM, to excee...
overabounding 25 26 OVERABOUND, to be ex...
overabundance 26 27 an excessive abundan...
overachievers 30 26 OVERACHIEVER, one wh...
overachieving 31 29 OVERACHIEVE, to achi...
overadvertise 25 22 to advertise to exce...
overadvertize 28 31 to advertise to exce...
overambitious 27 24 excessively ambitiou...
overamplified 30 28 excessively amplifie...
overanalysing 30 24 OVERANALYSE, to anal...
overanalyzing 33 33 OVERANALYZE, to anal...
overanxieties 28 25 OVERANXIETY, excessi...
overarranging 24 23 OVERARRANGE, to arra...
overasserting 24 20 OVERASSERT, to asser...
overassertion 22 18 an excessive asserti...
overassertive 25 21 OVERASSERT [adj]
overattention 21 19 excessive attention...
overattentive 24 22 excessively attentiv...
overbalancing 29 28 OVERBALANCE, to topp...
overbearingly 33 26 OVERBEARING [adv]
overbejeweled 30 34 excessively adorned...
overbleaching 32 29 OVERBLEACH, to bleac...
overborrowing 29 26 OVERBORROW, to borro...
overbreathing 28 25 hyperventilation [n...
overburdening 26 26 OVERBURDEN, to overl...
overburthened 27 25 OVERBURTHEN, (archai...
overcanopying 34 29 OVERCANOPY, to cover...
overchargings 31 27 OVERCHARGING, the ma...
overcivilised 31 26 excessively civilise...
overcivilized 34 35 excessively civilize...
overclockings 33 31 OVERCLOCKING, the ac...
overcolouring 28 25 OVERCOLOUR, to colou...
overcommitted 29 27 OVERCOMMIT, to commi...
overconcerned 27 26 OVERCONCERN, to conc...
overconfident 27 26 excessively confiden...
overconscious 29 25 excessively consciou...
overconstruct 30 25 to construct excessi...
overconsuming 28 28 OVERCONSUME, to cons...
overcorrected 29 24 OVERCORRECT, to corr...
overcrammings 30 29 OVERCRAMMING, the ac...
overcredulity 35 25 the state of being o...
overcredulous 28 24 excessively credulou...
overcrowdings 31 27 OVERCROWDING, the ac...
overdecorated 25 22 OVERDECORATE, to dec...
overdecorates 25 21 OVERDECORATE, to dec...
overdemanding 24 26 excessively demandin...
overdependent 23 24 excessively dependen...
overdesigning 25 24 OVERDESIGN, to desig...
overdeveloped 27 27 OVERDEVELOP, to deve...
overdeviating 26 25 OVERDEVIATE, to devi...
overdiagnoses 23 21 OVERDIAGNOSIS, exces...
overdiagnosis 24 21 excessive diagnosis...
overdirecting 28 24 OVERDIRECT, to direc...
overdiscounts 27 23 OVERDISCOUNT, to dis...
overdiversity 33 24 excessive diversity...
overdocuments 27 26 OVERDOCUMENT, to doc...
overdominance 25 26 the situation where...
overdramatise 24 21 to dramatise to exce...
overdramatize 27 30 to dramatize to exce...
overeagerness 22 20 OVEREAGER, too eager...
overeducating 27 25 OVEREDUCATE, to educ...
overeducation 25 23 excessive education...
overelaborate 24 21 to elaborate excessi...
overembellish 31 27 to embellish to exce...
overemotional 23 22 excessively emotiona...
overemphasise 28 25 to emphasise to exce...
overemphasize 31 34 to emphasise to exce...
overenamoured 22 23 excessively enamoure...
overencourage 25 24 to encourage to exce...
overenergetic 26 23 excessively energeti...
overengineers 22 21 OVERENGINEER, to eng...
overequipping 37 36 OVEREQUIP, to equip,...
overestimated 24 21 OVERESTIMATE, to est...
overestimates 24 20 OVERESTIMATE, to est...
overexcitable 35 31 excessively excitabl...
overexercised 32 28 OVEREXERCISE, to exe...
overexercises 32 27 OVEREXERCISE, to exe...
overexertions 28 25 OVEREXERTION, excess...
overexpanding 31 32 OVEREXPAND, to expan...
overexpansion 29 29 excessive expansion...
overexplained 31 30 OVEREXPLAIN, to expl...
overexploited 32 29 OVEREXPLOIT, to expl...
overexposures 31 28 OVEREXPOSURE, excess...
overextending 29 29 OVEREXTEND, to exten...
overextension 27 26 an excessive extensi...
overexuberant 30 29 excessively exuberan...
overfatiguing 28 26 excessively fatiguin...
overfavouring 28 28 OVERFAVOUR, to favou...
overfertilise 27 21 to fertilise excessi...
overfertilize 30 30 to fertilise excessi...
overflowingly 38 30 OVERFLOWING, abundan...
overfocussing 30 27 OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfulfilled 32 28 OVERFULFILL, to fulf...
overfulnesses 26 23 OVERFULNESS, the sta...
overglamorise 26 23 to glamorize to exce...
overglamorize 29 32 to glamorize to exce...
overgoverning 26 27 OVERGOVERN, to gover...
overharvested 27 24 OVERHARVEST, to harv...
overhastiness 25 20 the state of being o...
overhonouring 25 24 OVERHONOUR, to honou...
overidealised 24 20 OVERIDEALISE, to ide...
overidealises 24 19 OVERIDEALISE, to ide...
overidealized 27 29 OVERIDEALIZE, to ide...
overidealizes 27 28 OVERIDEALIZE, to ide...
overimpressed 27 24 OVERIMPRESS, to impr...
overimpresses 27 23 OVERIMPRESS, to impr...
overindulgent 25 24 excessively indulgen...
overindulging 27 26 OVERINDULGE, to indu...
overinflating 27 25 OVERINFLATE, to infl...
overinflation 25 23 excessive inflation...
overinforming 27 27 OVERINFORM, to infor...
overingenious 23 22 excessively ingeniou...
overingenuity 30 24 the state of being o...
overinsistent 23 19 excessively insisten...
overinsurance 25 23 excessive insurance...
overintensity 29 21 excessive intensity...
overissuances 26 22 OVERISSUANCE, excess...
overlabouring 27 25 OVERLABOUR, (archaic...
overlaunching 30 28 OVERLAUNCH, in shipb...
overleavening 25 26 OVERLEAVEN, to leave...
overlengthens 26 24 OVERLENGTHEN, to len...
overleveraged 26 25 (of a business organ...
overlordships 30 24 OVERLORDSHIP, the po...
overmastering 25 23 OVERMASTER, to overp...
overmeasuring 25 24 OVERMEASURE, to meas...
overmedicated 27 25 OVERMEDICATE, to med...
overmedicates 27 24 OVERMEDICATE, to med...
overmultitude 27 24 (Milton) to outnumbe...
overnourished 25 22 OVERNOURISH, to nour...
overnourishes 25 21 OVERNOURISH, to nour...
overnutrition 23 20 excessive nutrition...
overoperating 25 23 OVEROPERATE, to oper...
overoptimisms 29 26 OVEROPTIMISM, excess...
overoptimists 28 23 OVEROPTIMIST, one wh...
overorganised 23 21 OVERORGANISE, to org...
overorganises 23 20 OVERORGANISE, to org...
overorganized 26 30 OVERORGANIZE, to org...
overorganizes 26 29 OVERORGANIZE, to org...
overornaments 22 22 OVERORNAMENT, to orn...
overpackaging 31 32 OVERPACKAGE, to pack...
overpedalling 28 26 excessive pedalling...
overpersuaded 25 23 OVERPERSUADE, to per...
overpersuades 25 22 OVERPERSUADE, to per...
overpicturing 31 27 OVERPICTURE, to pict...
overplannings 26 26 OVERPLANNING, excess...
overplottings 28 24 OVERPLOTTING, excess...
overpopulated 28 26 OVERPOPULATE, to pop...
overpopulates 28 25 OVERPOPULATE, to pop...
overpreparing 28 26 OVERPREPARE, to prep...
overprescribe 31 26 to prescribe excessi...
overpressures 26 21 OVERPRESSURE, pressu...
overprocessed 28 24 OVERPROCESS, to proc...
overprocesses 28 23 OVERPROCESS, to proc...
overproducing 30 28 OVERPRODUCE, to prod...
overprogramed 27 26 OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overpromising 28 26 OVERPROMISE, to prom...
overpromoting 27 26 OVERPROMOTE, to prom...
overprotected 28 24 OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overqualified 35 32 having more educatio...
overreactions 25 21 OVERREACTION, excess...
overreckoning 27 28 OVERRECKON, to recko...
overregulated 25 22 OVERREGULATE, to reg...
overregulates 25 21 OVERREGULATE, to reg...
overreliances 26 22 OVERRELIANCE, an exc...
overreporting 26 23 OVERREPORT, to repor...
overresponded 24 23 OVERRESPOND, to resp...
oversaturated 23 19 OVERSATURATE, to sat...
oversaturates 23 18 OVERSATURATE, to sat...
oversecretion 25 21 excessive secretion...
oversensitive 25 22 excessively sensitiv...
overseriously 31 21 OVERSERIOUS, excessi...
overservicing 30 27 OVERSERVICE, to serv...
overshadowing 29 26 OVERSHADOW, to cast...
overshowering 29 25 OVERSHOWER, to showe...
overslaughing 29 26 OVERSLAUGH, to pass...
overspeculate 29 25 to speculate excessi...
overspendings 26 25 OVERSPENDING, excess...
overspreading 26 24 OVERSPREAD, to sprea...
overstability 34 23 the state of being e...
overstaffings 29 26 OVERSTAFFING, excess...
overstatement 23 21 an exaggeration [n -...
overstimulate 26 22 to stimulate excessi...
overstraining 24 21 OVERSTRAIN, to strai...
overstressing 25 20 OVERSTRESS, to stres...
overstretched 29 23 OVERSTRETCH, to stre...
overstretches 29 22 OVERSTRETCH, to stre...
oversubscribe 32 27 to subscribe for mor...
oversupplying 37 30 OVERSUPPLY, to suppl...
oversweetened 24 22 OVERSWEETEN, to swee...
oversweetness 25 21 the state of being o...
overtalkative 27 26 excessively talkativ...
overtaxations 28 25 OVERTAXATION, excess...
overthwarting 30 25 OVERTHWART, to lie a...
overtightened 26 23 OVERTIGHTEN, to tigh...
overtreatment 23 21 an excess of treatme...
overutilising 27 22 OVERUTILISE, to util...
overutilizing 30 31 OVERUTILIZE, to util...
overvaluation 25 24 excessive valuation...
overweathered 27 23 OVERWEATHER, (Shakes...
overweeningly 33 27 OVERWEENING [adv]
overweighting 31 27 OVERWEIGHT, to give...
overwhelmings 32 29 OVERWHELMING, the ac...
overwintering 27 24 OVERWINTER, to last...
overwithholds 33 26 OVERWITHHOLD, to wit...
overwrestling 29 24 OVERWRESTLE, (Spense...
overzealously 34 31 OVERZEALOUS [adv]
oystercatcher 36 23 a black and white wa...
painterliness 24 19 the state of being p...
palaeographer 28 24 a student of palaeog...
paleographers 29 24 PALEOGRAPHER, a stud...
pamphleteered 29 26 PAMPHLETEER, to writ...
panradiometer 23 21 an instrument used f...
panspermatism 28 26 the theory that life...
panspermatist 27 23 a believer in panspe...
pantographers 28 24 PANTOGRAPHER, one wh...
papaveraceous 29 27 pertaining to or lik...
paperhangings 29 27 PAPERHANGING, decora...
papilliferous 31 25 bearing papillae [ad...
parameterised 24 20 PARAMETERISE, to set...
parameterises 24 19 PARAMETERISE, to set...
parameterized 27 29 PARAMETERIZE, to set...
parameterizes 27 28 PARAMETERIZE, to set...
paraphernalia 27 23 trappings, equipment...
pasqueflowers 38 33 PASQUEFLOWER, a spec...
passementerie 23 20 (French) a decorativ...
passionflower 29 24 any flower or plant...
paterfamilias 28 23 (Latin) the head of...
paternalistic 28 21 relating to paternal...
pauperisation 25 21 the process of paupe...
pauperization 28 30 the process of paupe...
pedagogueries 25 22 PEDAGOGUERY, schoolm...
pelotherapies 28 22 PELOTHERAPY, medical...
penetrometers 23 20 PENETROMETER, an ins...
penthemimeral 28 26 of or like a penthem...
peppergrasses 29 24 PEPPERGRASS, a wild...
pepperinesses 27 23 PEPPERINESS, the sta...
peradventures 25 23 PERADVENTURE, doubt,...
perambulating 29 27 PERAMBULATE, to walk...
perambulation 27 25 the act of perambula...
perambulators 28 24 PERAMBULATOR, a pram...
perambulatory 34 26 relating to perambul...
percipiencies 32 26 PERCIPIENCY, the sta...
percussionist 28 21 one who plays one or...
perditionable 26 22 worthy of perdition...
perdurability 35 24 the state of being p...
peregrinating 25 22 PEREGRINATE, to wand...
peregrination 23 20 an excursion esp. on...
peregrinators 24 19 PEREGRINATOR, someon...
peregrinatory 30 21 of or relating to a...
peregrinities 25 19 PEREGRINITY, foreign...
perennibranch 29 27 a creature that reta...
perfectations 28 23 PERFECTATION, making...
perfectionate 27 23 to bring to perfecti...
perfectionism 30 26 the doctrine that mo...
perfectionist 29 23 one who aspires to t...
perfectnesses 28 23 PERFECTNESS, the sta...
perfervidness 28 25 the state of being p...
perfoliations 26 21 PERFOLIATION, the st...
performatives 29 26 PERFORMATIVE, such a...
perfunctorily 37 27 PERFUNCTORY, charact...
perfusionists 27 21 PERFUSIONIST, the me...
perichondrial 30 24 relating to the peri...
perichondrium 31 27 a fibrous membrane c...
periclitating 30 23 PERICLITATE, (archai...
pericynthions 35 25 PERICYNTHION, the po...
perigastritis 27 18 inflammation of the...
perihepatitis 29 21 inflammation of the...
perimenopause 25 24 the period around th...
perimorphisms 32 27 PERIMORPHISM, the st...
perinephritis 29 22 inflammation of the...
periodicalist 29 21 a person who writes...
periodicities 28 20 PERIODICITY, the sta...
periodisation 23 18 division into period...
periodization 26 27 division into period...
periodontally 31 22 PERIODONTAL, investi...
periodontists 24 18 PERIODONTIST, a dent...
periodontitis 24 18 inflammation of the...
periostitises 25 16 PERIOSTITIS, inflamm...
periostracums 29 23 PERIOSTRACUM, the ho...
peripatetical 30 23 walking about from p...
peripherality 36 24 the state of being p...
perishability 37 24 the state of being p...
perispomenons 25 24 PERISPOMENON, having...
perissodactyl 35 23 an animal of the Per...
perissologies 26 19 PERISSOLOGY, superfl...
peritonitises 24 17 PERITONITIS, inflamm...
perityphlitis 38 24 inflammation of some...
perivitelline 28 23 surrounding the yolk...
perlustrating 27 21 PERLUSTRATE, (archai...
perlustration 25 19 the act of perlustra...
permacultures 30 25 PERMACULTURE, a syst...
permanentness 22 22 the state of being p...
permanganates 23 23 PERMANGANATE, a salt...
permeableness 26 24 the state of being p...
permutability 36 26 the quality of being...
permutational 25 22 relating to permutat...
pernoctations 25 21 PERNOCTATION, the ac...
peroxidations 29 25 PEROXIDATION, the cr...
perpendicular 30 26 at right angles to a...
perpetrations 25 20 PERPETRATION, the ac...
perpetualisms 29 24 PERPETUALISM, a beli...
perpetualists 28 21 PERPETUALIST, a pers...
perpetuations 25 21 PERPETUATION, contin...
perphenazines 29 32 PERPHENAZINE, a tran...
perplexedness 32 29 the state of being p...
perquisitions 33 27 PERQUISITION, a dili...
perscrutation 27 21 a thorough search [n...
perseverances 27 24 PERSEVERANCE, the ac...
perseverating 26 23 PERSEVERATE, to repe...
perseveration 24 21 continuation of some...
perseverative 27 24 relating to persever...
perseverators 25 20 PERSEVERATOR, one wh...
perseveringly 34 26 PERSEVERING, continu...
persistencies 27 20 PERSISTENCY, the act...
personalising 25 21 PERSONALISE, to make...
personalistic 28 21 relating to personal...
personalities 24 18 PERSONALITY, the sta...
personalizing 28 30 PERSONALIZE, to make...
personifiable 28 24 that can be personif...
perspectively 39 29 PERSPECTIVE, relatin...
perspectivism 34 29 the theory that thin...
perspectivist 33 26 a believer in perspe...
perspicacious 33 26 clear-minded; astute...
perspicuities 31 23 PERSPICUITY, the sta...
perspicuously 38 27 PERSPICUOUS, easily...
perspirations 26 20 PERSPIRATION, the ac...
pertinacities 27 20 PERTINACITY, the qua...
perturbations 26 21 PERTURBATION, the ac...
pervasiveness 27 25 PERVASIVE, tending t...
pervertedness 25 22 PERVERTED [n]
pervicacities 33 26 PERVICACITY, the sta...
pestiferously 34 23 PESTIFEROUS, bringin...
petrographers 29 23 PETROGRAPHER, a prac...
petroliferous 27 21 bearing petroleum [a...
phalansterian 25 21 a person who support...
phalansteries 26 20 PHALANSTERY, a Fouri...
phalansterism 28 23 support for a system...
phalansterist 27 20 a support of the Fou...
phanerogamous 26 25 like a phanerogam, a...
phanerophytes 35 26 PHANEROPHYTE, a pere...
philanderings 28 24 PHILANDERING, engagi...
philosophiser 32 24 one who philosophise...
philosophizer 35 33 one who philosophise...
phonographers 30 26 PHONOGRAPHER, a spec...
photocomposer 31 27 one who photocompose...
photoengraver 27 25 one who does photoen...
photofinisher 30 24 one that develops an...
photographers 31 25 PHOTOGRAPHER, one wh...
photoperiodic 31 25 relating to a photop...
photopolymers 36 27 PHOTOPOLYMER, a phot...
phrasemongers 27 24 PHRASEMONGER, a make...
phycoerythrin 44 28 any of the red prote...
phylacterical 41 28 of or like a phylact...
phyllospheres 39 27 PHYLLOSPHERE, the su...
physiographer 38 27 one who practises ph...
physiotherapy 43 27 physical therapy [n...
phytographers 38 27 PHYTOGRAPHER, a desc...
phytoplankter 36 29 a planktonic plant [...
pickerelweeds 32 28 PICKERELWEED, a shal...
plasterboards 27 21 PLASTERBOARD, a thin...
plasterstones 24 18 PLASTERSTONE, gypsum...
platiniferous 27 22 bearing platinum [ad...
plectopterous 30 24 of or like the Plect...
plerocercoids 31 24 PLEROCERCOID, the in...
pneumatometer 24 24 an instrument for me...
poetasterings 24 19 POETASTERING [n]
poikilotherms 30 26 POIKILOTHERM, an org...
poikilothermy 36 28 cold-bloodedness, al...
policyholders 38 26 POLICYHOLDER, the ow...
politicasters 29 20 POLITICASTER, (Milto...
polleniferous 27 23 bearing pollen [adj]
polliniferous 28 23 producing pollen; ad...
poltrooneries 23 18 POLTROONERY [n]
ponderability 33 24 the quality of being...
ponderosities 23 18 PONDEROSITY, the sta...
ponderousness 22 20 the state of being p...
pornographers 28 24 PORNOGRAPHER, one wh...
postemergence 27 25 used or occurring in...
postemergency 34 27 following an emergen...
posterisation 23 17 a video effect in wh...
posterization 26 26 a video effect in wh...
postmodernism 26 24 a movement succeedin...
postmodernist 25 21 a follower of postmo...
postoperative 27 23 following a surgical...
postpuberties 29 23 POSTPUBERTY, the per...
potentiometer 23 20 an instrument for me...
powerboatings 29 25 POWERBOATING, the sp...
powerlessness 27 21 POWERLESS, without p...
powerliftings 32 26 POWERLIFTING, the sp...
practitioners 27 20 PRACTITIONER, one wh...
pralltrillers 30 20 PRALLTRILLER, a musi...
prayerfulness 33 24 PRAYERFUL, given to...
preacherships 34 26 PREACHERSHIP, the of...
preamplifiers 31 26 PREAMPLIFIER, an amp...
preconcerting 30 26 PRECONCERT, to settl...
predeliveries 27 22 PREDELIVERY, the act...
predetermined 24 22 PREDETERMINE, to for...
predeterminer 24 21 a limiting noun modi...
predetermines 24 21 PREDETERMINE, to for...
preexperiment 32 30 preceding an experim...
preferability 36 25 the state of being p...
preinterviews 29 24 PREINTERVIEW, to int...
preliteracies 28 20 PRELITERACY, the sta...
preponderance 26 25 a superiority in wei...
preponderancy 33 27 a superiority in wei...
preponderated 24 22 PREPONDERATE, to sur...
preponderates 24 21 PREPONDERATE, to sur...
preregistered 25 19 PREREGISTER, to regi...
prerequisites 33 26 PREREQUISITE, someth...
preretirement 24 20 preceding a retireme...
prerevolution 26 23 preceding a revoluti...
prerogatively 34 25 PREROGATIVE, arising...
presbyterates 32 21 PRESBYTERATE, the of...
presbyterials 34 22 PRESBYTERIAL, an org...
presbyterians 32 22 PRESBYTERIAN, a memb...
presbytership 38 26 the office of presby...
preservations 25 21 PRESERVATION, the ac...
preservatives 28 24 PRESERVATIVE, someth...
presterilised 26 18 PRESTERILISE, to ste...
presterilises 26 17 PRESTERILISE, to ste...
presterilized 29 27 PRESTERILIZE, to ste...
presterilizes 29 26 PRESTERILIZE, to ste...
pretendership 28 23 the office of preten...
preteriteness 23 17 the state of being p...
pretermission 25 20 the act or an instan...
pretermitters 26 19 PRETERMITTER, one wh...
pretermitting 27 22 PRETERMIT, to omit,...
preternatural 24 19 existing outside of...
preterperfect 31 25 the perfect tense [n...
preuniversity 33 24 taking place before...
privateerings 27 23 PRIVATEERING, operat...
privateersman 26 24 a crew member on a p...
privateersmen 26 24 PRIVATEERSMAN, a cre...
prizefighters 34 32 PRIZEFIGHTER, one wh...
processioners 26 20 PROCESSIONER, (US) a...
profiteerings 27 22 PROFITEERING, acting...
progesterones 23 19 PROGESTERONE, a fema...
proliferating 28 23 PROLIFERATE, to grow...
proliferation 26 21 a rapid increase in...
proliferative 29 24 tending to prolifera...
proliferously 35 24 PROLIFEROUS, produci...
propagandiser 26 23 one who propagandise...
propagandizer 29 32 one who propagandize...
proselytisers 32 19 PROSELYTISER, one wh...
proselytizers 35 28 PROSELYTIZER, one wh...
prostantheras 25 19 PROSTANTHERA, an Aus...
proterandries 23 18 PROTERANDRY, in a he...
proterandrous 23 19 exhibiting proterand...
proterogynies 30 21 PROTEROGYNY, the dev...
proterogynous 30 22 exhibiting proterogy...
prototherians 25 19 PROTOTHERIAN, a memb...
protuberances 28 24 PROTUBERANCE, a swel...
protuberantly 33 24 PROTUBERANT, thrusti...
protuberating 27 23 PROTUBERATE, to bulg...
protuberation 25 21 a swelling out, a bu...
proverbialise 29 24 to make proverbial,...
proverbialism 31 27 a saying in the form...
proverbialist 30 24 one who speaks a pro...
proverbialize 32 33 to make proverbial,...
psychobabbler 43 33 one who indulges in...
psychosurgery 44 28 cerebral surgery emp...
psychotherapy 46 30 treatment of mental...
psychrometers 37 26 PSYCHROMETER, an ins...
pteridologies 26 20 PTERIDOLOGY, the stu...
pteridologist 27 20 one who studies pter...
pteridomanias 24 21 PTERIDOMANIA, a pass...
pteridophytes 35 24 PTERIDOPHYTE, the ge...
pteridophytic 39 27 of or like a pterido...
pteridosperms 28 23 PTERIDOSPERM, an ext...
pterodactyles 34 23 PTERODACTYLE, any of...
pterosaurians 23 18 PTEROSAURIAN, a pter...
pterylography 43 28 a description of pte...
pulverisation 27 23 the process of pulve...
pulverization 30 32 the act of pulverizi...
pulverulences 31 28 PULVERULENCE, the st...
pumpernickels 33 32 PUMPERNICKEL, (Germa...
pyretotherapy 40 25 medical treatment by...
pyrheliometer 34 24 an instrument for me...
quadrilateral 32 26 a polygon of four si...
quadriliteral 33 26 consisting of four l...
quarrymasters 38 28 QUARRYMASTER, one in...
quarterbacked 36 34 QUARTERBACK, to dire...
quarterdecker 34 31 a stickler for naval...
quarterfinals 33 28 QUARTERFINAL, the ro...
quarterlights 36 28 QUARTERLIGHT, a smal...
quartermaster 31 26 one in charge of sto...
quartersawing 34 29 QUARTERSAW, to saw (...
quarterstaffs 35 29 QUARTERSTAFF, a long...
quarterstaves 32 27 QUARTERSTAFF, a long...
quartziferous 36 36 bearing quartz [adj]
quasiperiodic 36 30 almost but not quite...
quaternionist 29 25 a person who studies...
querulousness 31 27 the state of being q...
quicksilvered 39 36 QUICKSILVER, to coat...
racketeerings 26 23 RACKETEERING, runnin...
radiographers 27 21 RADIOGRAPHER, one wh...
radiothermies 25 19 RADIOTHERMY, the tre...
rationalisers 22 15 RATIONALISER, one wh...
rationalizers 25 24 RATIONALIZER, one wh...
reaccelerated 27 21 REACCELERATE, to acc...
reaccelerates 27 20 REACCELERATE, to acc...
readvertising 25 21 READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertizing 28 30 READVERTIZE, to adve...
realpolitiker 27 22 (German) one who pra...
receiverships 32 25 RECEIVERSHIP, the of...
reconnoitered 22 19 RECONNOITER, (US) to...
reconnoiterer 22 18 one who reconnoiters...
reconnoitrers 23 18 RECONNOITRER, one wh...
reconsidering 25 21 RECONSIDER, to consi...
reconversions 25 22 RECONVERSION, the ac...
recorderships 30 22 RECORDERSHIP, the of...
recuperations 26 21 RECUPERATION, the ac...
redeliverance 26 23 the act of redeliver...
redemptioners 24 21 REDEMPTIONER, an imm...
redetermining 23 21 REDETERMINE, to dete...
rediscoverers 27 21 REDISCOVERER [n]
rediscoveries 27 21 REDISCOVERY, the act...
rediscovering 28 24 REDISCOVER, to disco...
reembroidered 24 21 REEMBROIDER, to outl...
reencountered 22 20 REENCOUNTER, to enco...
reengineering 21 20 REENGINEER, to engin...
reexperienced 31 28 REEXPERIENCE, to exp...
reexperiences 31 27 REEXPERIENCE, to exp...
referendaries 22 18 REFERENDARY, a refer...
referentially 31 21 REFERENTIAL, of, con...
reflectometer 28 23 instrument for measu...
refractometer 27 22 an instrument for me...
refrigerating 26 21 REFRIGERATE, to make...
refrigeration 24 19 the act of refrigera...
refrigerative 27 22 serving to refrigera...
refrigerators 25 18 REFRIGERATOR, someth...
refrigeratory 31 20 cooling; refrigerati...
regenerations 20 17 REGENERATION, an act...
reinnervating 23 22 REINNERVATE, to inne...
reinnervation 21 20 the act of reinnerva...
reinterpreted 23 18 REINTERPRET, to inte...
reinterrogate 21 16 to interrogate again...
reinterviewed 26 22 REINTERVIEW, to inte...
reiteratively 31 20 REITERATIVE, repeati...
relinquishers 34 27 RELINQUISHER, one wh...
rematerialise 23 17 to materialise again...
rematerialize 26 26 to materialize again...
remembrancers 28 26 REMEMBRANCER, an off...
remineralised 23 19 REMINERALISE, to rep...
remineralises 23 18 REMINERALISE, to rep...
remineralized 26 28 REMINERALIZE, to rep...
remineralizes 26 27 REMINERALIZE, to rep...
remunerations 21 19 REMUNERATION, someth...
rencountering 24 22 RENCOUNTER, to meet,...
renostervelds 24 20 RENOSTERVELD, an are...
rensselaerite 21 15 a kind of firm-textu...
renversements 23 22 RENVERSEMENT, (Frenc...
repercussions 27 21 REPERCUSSION, a refl...
reprographers 29 23 REPROGRAPHER, one wh...
reptiliferous 28 21 of rock, bearing fos...
reregistering 24 18 REREGISTER, to regis...
reregulations 23 18 REREGULATION, the ac...
reservatories 23 17 RESERVATORY, a recep...
resolutioners 22 16 RESOLUTIONER, one wh...
respirometers 25 19 RESPIROMETER, an ins...
retainerships 26 19 RETAINERSHIP, the of...
retransferred 23 18 RETRANSFER, to trans...
retroversions 23 18 RETROVERSION, the be...
reupholstered 27 21 REUPHOLSTER, to upho...
reverberantly 32 24 REVERBERANT, tending...
reverberating 26 23 REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberation 24 21 an act of reverberat...
reverberative 27 24 constituting reverbe...
reverberators 25 20 REVERBERATOR, someth...
reverberatory 31 22 acting by reverberat...
reverentially 31 22 REVERENTIAL, express...
reversibility 35 23 the state of being r...
reversionally 31 22 REVERSIONAL, relatin...
revolutioners 24 20 REVOLUTIONER, (histo...
rhabdomancers 29 26 RHABDOMANCER, one wh...
rhabdospheres 30 24 RHABDOSPHERE, an agg...
rhinoscleroma 28 23 a disease with hard...
rhopalocerous 29 23 relating to the Rhop...
rhythmometers 35 25 RHYTHMOMETER, an ins...
rodomontaders 21 19 RODOMONTADER, a brag...
rollerbladers 27 20 ROLLERBLADER, one wh...
rollerblading 28 23 the sport of skating...
rollercoaster 26 18 to direct or cause t...
rubberneckers 30 28 RUBBERNECKER, one wh...
rubbernecking 31 31 RUBBERNECK, to look...
rutherfordium 29 24 an artificially prod...
saccharimeter 31 24 an instrument for me...
saccharometer 30 24 an instrument for me...
sacerdotalise 25 18 to render sacerdotal...
sacerdotalism 27 21 the belief that prie...
sacerdotalist 26 18 a believer in sacerd...
sacerdotalize 28 27 to render sacerdotal...
salmonberries 25 21 SALMONBERRY, a salmo...
sandpaperings 26 24 SANDPAPERING, the ac...
scandalmonger 26 25 one who spreads scan...
scatterations 24 17 SCATTERATION, the ac...
scatterbrains 27 20 SCATTERBRAIN, a gidd...
scatterometer 25 19 an instrument carrie...
scavengerings 28 26 SCAVENGERING, the ac...
sceneshifters 29 22 SCENESHIFTER, a work...
scenographers 29 24 SCENOGRAPHER, one wh...
schillerising 32 23 SCHILLERISE, to give...
schillerizing 35 32 SCHILLERIZE, to give...
schlumbergera 33 28 Christmas cactus [n...
schoolmasters 29 22 SCHOOLMASTER, a male...
schoolteacher 32 24 one who teaches scho...
schussboomers 31 25 SCHUSSBOOMER, a very...
schwarmerisch 38 29 (German) showing sch...
scintiscanner 27 22 a device for produci...
sclerenchymas 38 28 SCLERENCHYMA, plant...
sclerocaulies 30 22 SCLEROCAULY, possess...
sclerocaulous 30 23 having a hard dry st...
sclerodermata 26 21 SCLERODERMA, a disea...
sclerodermias 27 21 SCLERODERMIA, hardne...
sclerodermite 27 21 the integument of a...
sclerodermous 27 22 hard-skinned; having...
scleromalacia 30 24 thinning of the scle...
scleroprotein 27 21 a large class of pro...
sclerotitises 27 17 SCLEROTITIS, inflamm...
scraperboards 29 23 SCRAPERBOARD, a clay...
screenwriters 28 20 SCREENWRITER, a writ...
scrimshanders 29 23 SCRIMSHANDER, to orn...
scrimshankers 30 26 SCRIMSHANKER, a shir...
scriptwriters 33 22 SCRIPTWRITER, a pers...
scrivenership 32 26 the office of scrive...
sculdudderies 28 22 SCULDUDDERY, (Scots)...
sculduggeries 30 24 SCULDUGGERY, underha...
seismographer 28 23 SEISMOGRAPH [v]
selenographer 26 22 one who maps the moo...
semicylinders 34 24 SEMICYLINDER, a long...
semidiameters 24 20 SEMIDIAMETER, half t...
semievergreen 24 23 having functional an...
semiliterates 24 17 SEMILITERATE, someon...
semiperimeter 26 22 half the perimeter [...
semipermanent 24 24 lasting or intended...
semipermeable 28 26 partially but not fr...
sempiternally 33 24 SEMPITERNAL, of neve...
sensitometers 22 17 SENSITOMETER, an ins...
seraskierates 22 17 SERASKIERATE, the of...
serendipities 24 18 SERENDIPITY, the fac...
serendipitist 25 18 a person who believe...
serendipitous 24 19 obtained or characte...
sergeantships 27 21 SERGEANTSHIP, the of...
serialisation 22 15 the process of seria...
serialization 25 24 the process of seria...
sericiculture 31 22 the cultivation of s...
sericulturist 29 19 one who practises se...
seriousnesses 21 15 SERIOUSNESS, the sta...
serjeantships 28 28 SERJEANTSHIP, the of...
seroconverted 25 22 SEROCONVERT, to prod...
serodiagnoses 21 17 SERODIAGNOSIS, diagn...
serodiagnosis 22 17 diagnosis using bloo...
serologically 35 23 SEROLOGICAL, as in s...
serotherapies 25 18 SEROTHERAPY, treatme...
serpentinings 24 21 SERPENTINING, the ac...
serpentinised 23 19 SERPENTINISE, to win...
serpentinises 23 18 SERPENTINISE, to win...
serpentinites 23 18 SERPENTINITE, a meta...
serpentinized 26 28 SERPENTINIZE, to win...
serpentinizes 26 27 SERPENTINIZE, to win...
serpiginously 33 23 SERPIGINOUS, spreadi...
serriednesses 21 15 SERRIEDNESS, the sta...
servilenesses 24 19 SERVILENESS, the sta...
servitorships 30 22 SERVITORSHIP, the of...
servocontrols 27 22 SERVOCONTROL, in air...
sesquialteras 31 24 SESQUIALTERA, a perf...
sesquiterpene 31 27 any of a group of te...
sesquitertias 31 23 SESQUITERTIA, a perf...
sharecroppers 31 24 SHARECROPPER, a tena...
sharpshooters 28 20 SHARPSHOOTER, a mark...
sheepherdings 29 24 SHEEPHERDING, lookin...
sheepshearers 27 20 SHEEPSHEARER, one th...
shellcrackers 34 27 SHELLCRACKER, a kind...
shepherdesses 28 21 SHEPHERDESS, a woman...
shepherdlings 31 25 SHEPHERDLING, a litt...
sheriffalties 30 22 SHERIFFALTY, the off...
shirtwaisters 29 18 SHIRTWAISTER, a tail...
shortchangers 30 23 SHORTCHANGER, one wh...
showerinesses 26 19 SHOWERINESS, the sta...
showerproofed 30 25 SHOWERPROOF, to make...
siderophilins 28 21 SIDEROPHILIN, any of...
silverberries 28 21 SILVERBERRY, a silve...
silverinesses 25 19 SILVERINESS, the sta...
silversideses 26 19 SILVERSIDES, a small...
sincerenesses 23 18 SINCERENESS, sinceri...
sinisterities 23 14 SINISTERITY, left-ha...
sinterability 32 20 the capacity for bei...
skateboarders 24 21 SKATEBOARDER, one wh...
skeletonisers 23 19 SKELETONISER, any of...
skeletonizers 26 28 SKELETONIZER, any of...
skrimshankers 28 27 SKRIMSHANKER, one wh...
skuldudderies 26 23 SKULDUDDERY, (Scots)...
skulduggeries 28 25 SKULDUGGERY, underha...
skutterudites 25 20 SKUTTERUDITE, a cubi...
slaughterable 29 23 that can be slaughte...
sledgehammers 28 25 SLEDGEHAMMER, a larg...
slendernesses 21 17 SLENDERNESS, the sta...
slockdolagers 29 25 SLOCKDOLAGER, a conc...
slockdoligers 30 25 SLOCKDOLIGER, a conc...
slockdologers 29 25 SLOCKDOLOGER, a conc...
sloganeerings 23 20 SLOGANEERING, making...
smithereening 25 22 SMITHEREEN, to break...
smoulderingly 33 25 in the manner of bur...
snobographers 28 24 SNOBOGRAPHER, one wh...
snollygosters 31 20 SNOLLYGOSTER, a shre...
snooperscopes 27 23 SNOOPERSCOPE, an ins...
solderability 33 21 the state of being s...
soldierliness 24 17 the state of being s...
soliloquisers 33 25 SOLILOQUISER, one wh...
soliloquizers 36 34 SOLILOQUIZER, one wh...
somersaulting 25 21 SOMERSAULT, to perfo...
somniferously 32 24 SOMNIFEROUS, causing...
sonneteerings 20 18 SONNETEERING, the co...
soteriologies 23 16 SOTERIOLOGY, the the...
southeasterly 31 19 from the southeast [...
southerliness 25 18 the state of being s...
southernising 25 20 SOUTHERNISE, to make...
southernizing 28 29 SOUTHERNIZE, to make...
southernwoods 26 21 SOUTHERNWOOD, an aro...
southwesterly 35 22 from the southwest [...
sovereignties 24 20 SOVEREIGNTY, the sta...
sovereigntist 25 20 in Canada, a support...
spatterdashes 26 19 SPATTERDASH, an old...
speakerphones 27 26 SPEAKERPHONE, a comb...
spearcarriers 27 19 SPEARCARRIER, an ext...
specksioneers 27 24 SPECKSIONEER, (Dutch...
specktioneers 27 24 SPECKTIONEER, (Dutch...
spectrometers 28 22 SPECTROMETER, an ins...
speechwriters 33 24 SPEECHWRITER, a pers...
speleotherapy 34 24 an alternative or co...
spellcheckers 36 30 SPELLCHECKER, a piec...
spermatically 37 26 SPERMATICAL, pertain...
spermatoblast 28 23 a sperm-producing ce...
spermatoceles 28 23 SPERMATOCELE, a cyst...
spermatocidal 29 24 of or like a spermat...
spermatocides 28 23 SPERMATOCIDE, a subs...
spermatocytes 34 24 SPERMATOCYTE, a cell...
spermatogenic 28 25 relating to spermato...
spermatogonia 24 22 SPERMATOGONIUM, a pr...
spermatophore 28 24 a case enclosing the...
spermatophyte 35 26 a seed plant [n -S]
spermatorrhea 26 21 involuntary seminal...
spermatotheca 29 24 a receptacle for sto...
spermatozoans 26 29 SPERMATOZOAN, a male...
spermatozoids 28 29 SPERMATOZOID, a moti...
sphericalness 30 23 the state of being s...
spheristerion 26 19 a room or court for...
spherocytoses 35 23 SPHEROCYTOSIS, the p...
spherocytosis 36 23 the presence of sphe...
spheroidicity 37 24 the state of being s...
spheroidising 28 22 SPHEROIDISE, to deve...
spheroidizing 31 31 SPHEROIDIZE, to deve...
sphygmometers 36 28 SPHYGMOMETER, an ins...
spinsterhoods 26 20 SPINSTERHOOD, the st...
spinsterships 30 22 SPINSTERSHIP, the st...
spinuliferous 28 23 bearing spinules [ad...
spiritualiser 27 18 one who spiritualise...
spiritualizer 30 27 one who spiritualise...
splatterpunks 29 26 SPLATTERPUNK, a genr...
splendiferous 27 23 splendid [adj SPLEND...
splutteringly 35 24 SPLUTTERING, speakin...
spokespersons 26 24 SPOKESPERSON, a spok...
sportscasters 28 19 SPORTSCASTER, a spor...
sportspersons 26 20 SPORTSPERSON, a spor...
sportswriters 29 19 SPORTSWRITER, a pers...
springkeepers 28 26 SPRINGKEEPER, a sala...
squanderingly 38 31 SQUANDERING [adv]
squandermania 29 29 irrational propensit...
stadholderate 24 18 the office of stadho...
staggerbushes 29 23 STAGGERBUSH, a shrub...
stalagmometer 25 22 instrument for measu...
staminiferous 25 21 bearing stamens [adj...
standardisers 22 16 STANDARDISER, one wh...
standardizers 25 25 STANDARDIZER, one wh...
statespersons 23 17 STATESPERSON, a stat...
stationmaster 22 17 an official in charg...
steamrollered 24 19 STEAMROLLER, to over...
steeplechaser 29 22 a horse used in stee...
stenographers 26 21 STENOGRAPHER, a writ...
stepdaughters 28 22 STEPDAUGHTER, a daug...
stercoraceous 27 20 of or relating to fe...
stercoranisms 26 20 STERCORANISM, former...
stercoranists 25 17 STERCORANIST, a disp...
stercorarious 25 17 relating to dung, al...
stereochromed 27 22 STEREOCHROME, to pai...
stereochromes 27 21 STEREOCHROME, a mura...
stereographed 26 21 STEREOGRAPH, to make...
stereographic 30 23 of, relating to, or...
stereoisomers 22 16 STEREOISOMER, any of...
stereological 27 20 relating to stereolo...
stereometries 22 16 STEREOMETRY, the mea...
stereophonies 24 19 STEREOPHONY, the rep...
stereopticons 26 20 STEREOPTICON, a proj...
stereoregular 23 17 of, relating to, or...
stereoscopies 26 19 STEREOSCOPY, the use...
stereoscopist 27 19 one who uses a stere...
stereotropism 25 19 the tendency to bend...
stereotypical 34 22 of or like a stereot...
stereotypings 31 21 STEREOTYPING, the ac...
stereotypists 31 18 STEREOTYPIST, one wh...
stereovisions 23 18 STEREOVISION, the pe...
sterilisation 23 15 the act of sterilisi...
sterilization 26 24 the act of sterilizi...
sternforemost 24 20 with the stern in ad...
sternutations 21 16 STERNUTATION, the ac...
sternutatives 24 19 STERNUTATIVE, a subs...
steroidogenic 25 20 relating to steroido...
stickhandlers 30 25 STICKHANDLER, one wh...
stigmasterols 26 19 STIGMASTEROL, a crys...
stockbreeders 28 24 STOCKBREEDER, a pers...
stoloniferous 24 19 bearing or having ru...
stonebreakers 23 21 STONEBREAKER, a pers...
straighteners 25 18 STRAIGHTENER, someth...
stratigrapher 28 20 a practitioner of st...
stratospheres 26 18 STRATOSPHERE, a regi...
stratospheric 30 21 relating to stratosp...
stratotankers 22 18 STRATOTANKER, a type...
streetkeepers 24 20 STREETKEEPER, an off...
streetwalkers 27 21 STREETWALKER, a pros...
strengtheners 24 19 STRENGTHENER, someth...
stressbusters 26 17 STRESSBUSTER, any pr...
strikebreaker 26 24 a person hired to re...
strippergrams 30 24 STRIPPERGRAM, a mess...
subalternants 24 20 SUBALTERNANT, in log...
subalternates 24 19 SUBALTERNATE, a part...
subchartering 31 25 SUBCHARTER, to rent...
subclustering 31 25 SUBCLUSTER, to form...
suberisations 24 18 SUBERISATION, the de...
suberizations 27 27 SUBERIZATION, the de...
subgeneration 23 21 a subdivision of a g...
subgovernment 27 28 a subdivision of a g...
subliteracies 29 21 SUBLITERACY, the sta...
subliterature 26 19 popular writing (as...
submergements 27 26 SUBMERGEMENT, the st...
submillimeter 30 25 a microscopic divisi...
subministered 26 22 SUBMINISTER, to supp...
suboperculums 33 29 SUBOPERCULUM, in fis...
subreferences 28 24 SUBREFERENCE, an inc...
subserviences 29 25 SUBSERVIENCE, the st...
subserviently 34 25 SUBSERVIENT, useful...
subternatural 25 20 less than natural [a...
subterraneans 22 19 SUBTERRANEAN, a pers...
subterraneous 23 19 subterranean [adj SU...
subtreasurers 25 18 SUBTREASURER, a subo...
subversionary 32 24 a subversive person...
summerinesses 24 21 SUMMERINESS, the sta...
summersaulted 26 23 SUMMERSAULT [v]
summersetting 26 23 SUMMERSET, to somers...
sunworshipper 32 26 one who worships the...
superableness 26 22 the state of being s...
superabounded 25 24 SUPERABOUND, to be s...
superabundant 25 24 more than ample [adj...
superachiever 31 26 an extreme achiever...
superactivity 37 26 the state of being s...
superaddition 24 20 addition over and ab...
superagencies 27 23 SUPERAGENCY, a large...
superannuable 25 24 that can be superann...
superannuated 22 21 SUPERANNUATE, to ren...
superannuates 22 20 SUPERANNUATE, to ren...
superathletes 27 20 SUPERATHLETE, a very...
supercabinets 29 24 SUPERCABINET, a cabi...
supercalender 27 23 to give a high polis...
supercarriers 28 20 SUPERCARRIER, a larg...
supercautious 28 22 extremely cautious [...
superchargers 31 24 SUPERCHARGER, a devi...
supercharging 32 27 SUPERCHARGE, to char...
superchurches 36 28 SUPERCHURCH, a very...
superclusters 30 22 SUPERCLUSTER, a grou...
supercollider 30 23 a very large collide...
supercolossal 29 22 extremely colossal [...
supercolumnar 29 26 above a column or co...
supercomputer 31 27 a large very fast ma...
superconducts 31 26 SUPERCONDUCT, to exh...
supercriminal 30 25 an exceptional crimi...
supercritical 33 24 of a fluid, brought...
supercurrents 28 22 SUPERCURRENT, a curr...
superdaintier 24 19 SUPERDAINTY, extreme...
superdelegate 25 21 an unpledged delegat...
superdiplomat 29 25 an exceptional diplo...
superdominant 24 23 the submediant or 6t...
superelevated 26 23 SUPERELEVATE, to rai...
superelevates 26 22 SUPERELEVATE, to rai...
supereminence 26 25 exceptional eminence...
supererogated 24 20 SUPEREROGATE, (obsol...
supererogates 24 19 SUPEREROGATE, (obsol...
supererogator 24 19 one who does or perf...
superexalting 32 28 SUPEREXALT, to exalt...
superfamilies 29 24 SUPERFAMILY, a categ...
superfetating 27 23 SUPERFETATE, to conc...
superfetation 25 21 a second conception...
superficially 39 27 SUPERFICIAL, on the...
superfineness 25 22 the state of being s...
superfluidity 36 25 the state of being s...
superfluities 29 22 SUPERFLUITY, excess...
superfluously 36 26 SUPERFLUOUS, extrane...
superfrontals 27 22 SUPERFRONTAL, a cove...
supergraphics 34 27 billboardsized graph...
superhardened 25 22 SUPERHARDEN, to hard...
superheroines 25 20 SUPERHEROINE, an exc...
superhighways 40 28 SUPERHIGHWAY, a mult...
superhumanise 27 24 to make superhuman,...
superhumanity 34 26 the state of being s...
superhumanize 30 33 to make superhuman,...
superhumerals 29 24 SUPERHUMERAL, an ecc...
superimposing 29 26 SUPERIMPOSE, to plac...
superinducing 29 26 SUPERINDUCE, to brin...
superinfected 29 25 SUPERINFECT, to infe...
superintended 23 21 SUPERINTEND, to have...
superioresses 24 17 SUPERIORESS, the hea...
superiorities 25 17 SUPERIORITY, the sta...
superiorships 30 22 SUPERIORSHIP, the of...
superkingdoms 28 28 SUPERKINGDOM, a taxo...
superlatively 35 25 SUPERLATIVE, excelli...
superlobbyist 37 26 an exceptionally eff...
superloyalist 33 21 an extreme loyalist...
superluxuries 33 27 SUPERLUXURY, extreme...
supermajority 34 31 a majority (as two-t...
supermembrane 27 27 a type of membrane p...
supermilitant 27 22 an exceptionally mil...
superminister 26 21 a minister above oth...
supernatation 22 19 the state of being s...
supernational 23 20 overriding national...
supernaturals 25 20 SUPERNATURAL, that w...
supernormally 33 25 SUPERNORMAL, exceedi...
supernumerary 31 24 above the stated, us...
supernutrient 24 20 an exceptionally goo...
superordinary 30 21 ordinary to a very h...
superordinate 23 19 superior in rank, cl...
superorganism 26 23 an organized society...
superovulated 27 24 SUPEROVULATE, to pro...
superovulates 27 23 SUPEROVULATE, to pro...
superparticle 31 24 a particle postulate...
superpatriots 27 20 SUPERPATRIOT, an exc...
superpersonal 26 22 extremely personal [...
superphysical 40 28 being above or beyon...
superplastics 32 24 SUPERPLASTIC, a plas...
superpolymers 35 26 SUPERPOLYMER, a supe...
superposition 26 21 the act of superposi...
superpowerful 33 28 very powerful [adj]
superpraising 28 23 SUPERPRAISE, to give...
superpremiums 30 27 SUPERPREMIUM, a very...
superrealisms 27 21 SUPERREALISM, in art...
superrealists 26 18 SUPERREALIST, an adh...
superrefining 27 24 SUPERREFINE, to refi...
superregional 25 21 a sporting event con...
superromantic 28 24 extremely romantic [...
supersafeties 26 20 SUPERSAFETY, the sta...
supersalesman 25 22 an exceptional sales...
supersalesmen 25 22 SUPERSALESMAN, an ex...
supersaturate 24 18 to add to (a solutio...
superscribing 32 26 SUPERSCRIBE, to writ...
supersedeases 23 18 SUPERSEDEAS, a stay...
supersedences 26 22 SUPERSEDENCE, the ac...
supersensible 27 22 beyond physical perc...
supersensibly 34 24 SUPERSENSIBLE, beyon...
supersessions 24 18 SUPERSESSION, the ac...
superspecials 31 24 SUPERSPECIAL, someth...
superstardoms 26 21 SUPERSTARDOM, being...
superstations 24 18 SUPERSTATION, an exc...
superstitions 25 18 SUPERSTITION, false...
superstitious 26 18 relating to supersti...
superstratums 27 21 SUPERSTRATUM, an ove...
superstrength 28 22 exceptional strength...
superstructed 29 22 SUPERSTRUCT, to buil...
supersubtlety 35 24 the state of being s...
supersurgeons 25 21 SUPERSURGEON, an exc...
supersymmetry 40 27 the correspondence b...
superteachers 29 22 SUPERTEACHER, an exc...
superterrific 31 23 extremely terrific [...
superthriller 30 21 an exceptional thril...
supervenience 27 26 the act of superveni...
superventions 25 23 SUPERVENTION, the ac...
supervirtuosi 28 22 SUPERVIRTUOSO, an ex...
supervirtuoso 27 22 an exceptionally tal...
supervirulent 28 24 virulent to a very h...
supplementers 28 25 SUPPLEMENTER, one wh...
surrejoinders 24 25 SURREJOINDER, in law...
suspercollate 29 22 to hang by the neck...
swashbucklers 36 30 SWASHBUCKLER, a swag...
sympiesometer 32 24 instrument for measu...
synchronisers 33 22 SYNCHRONISER, one wh...
synchronizers 36 31 SYNCHRONIZER, one wh...
systematisers 30 18 SYSTEMATISER, one wh...
systematizers 33 27 SYSTEMATIZER, one wh...
tachygraphers 39 27 TACHYGRAPHER, a shor...
tapsalteeries 24 17 TAPSALTEERIE, (Scots...
tapsieteeries 23 16 TAPSIETEERIE, (Scots...
taxidermising 31 27 TAXIDERMISE, to prac...
taxidermizing 34 36 TAXIDERMIZE, to prac...
telecommuters 28 24 TELECOMMUTER, one wh...
teleconverter 26 22 a supplementary lens...
telemarketers 24 21 TELEMARKETER, one in...
telepheriques 35 29 TELEPHERIQUE, (Frenc...
telerecording 26 21 a recording for broa...
telesurgeries 24 17 TELESURGERY, surgery...
tellurometers 25 19 TELLUROMETER, an ins...
temerariously 30 20 TEMERARIOUS, rashly...
temperability 35 25 the quality of being...
temperalities 26 20 TEMPERALITIE, (Shake...
temperamental 25 24 relating to temperam...
temperateness 23 20 the state of being t...
tenderhearted 22 18 easily moved to love...
tenderisation 20 16 the act of tenderisi...
tenderization 23 25 the act of tenderizi...
tenderometers 21 18 TENDEROMETER, an ins...
teratogeneses 20 16 TERATOGENESIS, the p...
teratogenesis 21 16 the production of de...
teratological 27 20 relating to teratolo...
teratologists 24 16 TERATOLOGIST, a stud...
teratophobias 27 21 TERATOPHOBIA, an irr...
tercentennial 23 20 a three hundred year...
terephthalate 28 21 a salt or ester of t...
tergiversants 25 20 TERGIVERSANT, one wh...
tergiversated 25 20 TERGIVERSATE, to tur...
tergiversates 25 19 TERGIVERSATE, to tur...
tergiversator 25 19 one who tergiversate...
terminability 33 23 the quality of being...
terminational 22 19 relating to terminat...
terminatively 32 24 TERMINATIVE, express...
terminologies 24 20 TERMINOLOGY, the tec...
terminologist 25 20 a specialist in term...
terpsichoreal 30 22 of or relating to da...
terpsichorean 28 22 of or relating to da...
terraformings 26 22 TERRAFORMING, the ac...
terrestrially 31 17 TERRESTRIAL, living...
terribilities 27 17 TERRIBILITY, the sta...
territorially 31 17 TERRITORIAL, relatin...
terrorisation 21 14 the act of terrorisi...
terrorization 24 23 the act of terrorizi...
testosterones 20 14 TESTOSTERONE, the ch...
theatergoings 25 20 THEATERGOING, visiti...
theologasters 25 18 THEOLOGASTER, a pett...
therapeutical 30 23 related to the heali...
therapeutists 27 19 THERAPEUTIST, a pers...
thereinbefore 26 22 in the preceding par...
theriolatries 25 16 THERIOLATRY, animal-...
theriomorphic 33 26 having the form of a...
thermesthesia 27 20 sensitivity to vario...
thermobalance 29 26 an analytical balanc...
thermochemist 32 26 one who studies ther...
thermochromic 35 29 relating to thermoch...
thermocouples 31 26 THERMOCOUPLE, a pair...
thermodynamic 35 28 of or relating to th...
thermoelement 25 23 a device for measuri...
thermoforming 29 27 THERMOFORM, to give...
thermogeneses 24 21 THERMOGENESIS, the p...
thermogenesis 25 21 the production of he...
thermogenetic 28 24 producing heat, also...
thermographer 30 25 one who uses a therm...
thermographic 34 28 relating to thermogr...
thermometries 26 21 THERMOMETRY, the mea...
thermonasties 24 19 THERMONASTY, nastic...
thermonuclear 28 24 of, relating to, or...
thermophilous 31 25 of plants etc. requi...
thermoplastic 32 25 capable of softening...
thermosetting 26 21 THERMOSET, of resin...
thermosiphons 29 24 THERMOSIPHON, a meth...
thermospheres 29 23 THERMOSPHERE, the ou...
thermospheric 33 26 relating to thermosp...
thermostatics 29 21 the branch of scienc...
thermostating 26 21 THERMOSTAT, to provi...
thermostatted 25 19 THERMOSTAT, to provi...
thermotensile 25 20 of or relating to te...
thermotherapy 35 25 the treatment of a p...
thermotropics 31 24 THERMOTROPIC, a ther...
thermotropism 29 24 the growth of organi...
thimblerigged 32 27 THIMBLERIG, to cheat...
thimblerigger 32 26 one who thimblerigs...
thunderclouds 29 24 THUNDERCLOUD, a clou...
thundershower 29 23 a shower accompanied...
thunderstones 23 19 THUNDERSTONE, (Shake...
thunderstorms 26 21 THUNDERSTORM, a stor...
thunderstrike 26 22 to strike dumb [v TH...
thunderstroke 25 22 a stroke of or as if...
thunderstruck 30 26 THUNDERSTRIKE, to st...
timberdoodles 26 22 TIMBERDOODLE, the No...
tolerableness 24 19 the state of being t...
tolerationism 23 18 the policy of tolera...
tolerationist 22 15 a believer in tolera...
topoisomerase 23 19 any of a class of en...
trailbreakers 26 21 TRAILBREAKER, a trai...
trainspotters 24 17 TRAINSPOTTER, a trai...
tranquilisers 32 25 TRANQUILISER, a drug...
tranquilizers 35 34 TRANQUILIZER, a drug...
tranquilliser 33 26 a drug that has a tr...
tranquillizer 36 35 a drug that has a tr...
transferences 25 21 TRANSFERENCE, an act...
transferrable 26 21 that can be transfer...
transferrible 27 21 that can be transfer...
transgendered 21 19 transcending traditi...
transliterate 22 15 to represent or spel...
transpersonal 23 19 extending or going b...
transpiercing 28 23 TRANSPIERCE, to pier...
transplanters 24 19 TRANSPLANTER, one wh...
transshippers 29 22 TRANSSHIPPER, one wh...
transversally 32 22 TRANSVERSAL, transve...
transversions 23 19 TRANSVERSION, the ac...
treacherously 34 22 TREACHEROUS, charact...
treasurership 27 19 the office of treasu...
triceratopses 27 19 TRICERATOPS, a kind...
trichopterans 29 22 TRICHOPTERAN, any me...
trichopterist 31 21 someone who studies...
trichopterous 30 22 relating to the Tric...
tricksterings 29 23 TRICKSTERING, playin...
triggerfishes 30 22 TRIGGERFISH, a kind...
triglycerides 35 22 TRIGLYCERIDE, any of...
trigonometers 23 19 TRIGONOMETER, instru...
trilateralism 26 18 the state of being t...
trilateralist 25 15 a supporter of trila...
trilateration 22 15 a technique involvin...
triliteralism 27 18 the state of being t...
tritubercular 30 22 having three tubercl...
trocheameters 27 21 TROCHEAMETER, a hodo...
trochospheres 31 23 TROCHOSPHERE, a free...
troposcatters 27 19 TROPOSCATTER, the pr...
troublemakers 27 25 TROUBLEMAKER, a pers...
tuberculately 36 25 TUBERCULATE, bearing...
tuberculation 28 23 the formation of tub...
tuberculising 31 25 TUBERCULISE, to infe...
tuberculizing 34 34 TUBERCULIZE, to infe...
tuberculomata 29 25 TUBERCULOMA, a slow-...
tuberculously 37 26 TUBERCULOUS, relatin...
turacoverdins 27 23 TURACOVERDIN, an iro...
turbidimeters 27 21 TURBIDIMETER, an ins...
turbochargers 31 24 TURBOCHARGER, a cent...
ultrafiltered 27 20 ULTRAFILTER, to pass...
ultraliberals 28 20 ULTRALIBERAL, one wh...
ultrapowerful 32 26 very very powerful [...
umbelliferous 30 26 bearing umbels [adj]
unadulterated 22 19 not adulterated, als...
unascertained 23 20 not ascertained [adj...
unassertively 31 22 UNASSERTIVE, not ass...
unbelligerent 26 23 not belligerent [adj...
unbowdlerised 28 24 not bowdlerised, als...
unbowdlerized 31 33 not bowdlerized, als...
unbrotherlike 28 25 not like a brother [...
unceremonious 24 23 not ceremonious [adj...
uncertainness 23 20 the state of being u...
uncertainties 24 19 UNCERTAINTY, the sta...
uncloistering 27 22 UNCLOISTER, to relea...
unconcernedly 33 27 UNCONCERNED, not inv...
unconcernment 26 27 not concernment [n -...
unconquerable 34 33 incapable of being c...
unconquerably 41 35 UNCONQUERABLE, incap...
unconsidering 25 23 not considering [adj...
unconversable 28 27 not conversable [adj...
unconvertible 29 27 not convertible [adj...
uncooperative 27 25 not cooperative [adj...
undeliverable 27 25 not deliverable [adj...
underachieved 28 26 UNDERACHIEVE, to ach...
underachiever 28 25 one that fails to at...
underachieves 28 25 UNDERACHIEVE, to ach...
underactivity 34 25 the state of being u...
underbearings 24 22 UNDERBEARING, the ac...
underblankets 25 25 UNDERBLANKET, a blan...
underbreeding 24 23 lack of breeding [n...
underbrushing 28 25 UNDERBRUSH, to clear...
underbudgeted 25 24 UNDERBUDGET, to allo...
underbuilders 26 22 UNDERBUILDER, a subo...
underbuilding 27 25 UNDERBUILD, to build...
undercarriage 25 21 a supporting framewo...
undercharging 29 26 UNDERCHARGE, to char...
underclassman 26 24 a member of the fres...
underclassmen 26 24 UNDERCLASSMAN, a mem...
underclothing 29 25 clothes worn under o...
underclubbing 32 30 UNDERCLUB [v]
undercoatings 25 22 UNDERCOATING, an und...
undercounting 25 24 UNDERCOUNT, to misco...
undercrackers 29 26 (slang) underwear [n...
undercresting 26 22 UNDERCREST, (Shakesp...
undercurrents 25 21 UNDERCURRENT, a curr...
underdevelops 26 25 UNDERDEVELOP, to dev...
underdrainage 21 20 insufficient drainag...
underdraining 22 21 UNDERDRAIN, to drain...
underdrawings 26 23 UNDERDRAWING [n]
underdressing 23 20 UNDERDRESS, to dress...
undereducated 24 22 poorly educated [adj...
underemphases 26 24 UNDEREMPHASIS, less...
underemphasis 27 24 less emphasis than i...
underemployed 31 26 having less than ful...
underestimate 22 19 to estimate as being...
underexploits 31 27 UNDEREXPLOIT, to mak...
underexposing 30 29 UNDEREXPOSE, to expo...
underexposure 29 27 insufficient exposur...
underfinanced 25 25 inadequately finance...
underfinished 26 23 of cattle and sheep,...
underfulfills 31 26 UNDERFULFILL, to fal...
underfundings 25 25 UNDERFUNDING, a defi...
undergarments 23 22 UNDERGARMENT, any ar...
undergraduate 22 20 a student at a colle...
undergrounder 22 21 a member of the unde...
underhandedly 30 24 UNDERHANDED, devious...
underinflated 24 22 not sufficiently inf...
underinsuring 23 21 UNDERINSURE, to insu...
underinvested 23 22 UNDERINVEST, to inve...
underkingdoms 25 27 UNDERKINGDOM, a subk...
underlayments 29 23 UNDERLAYMENT, the ac...
underlettings 24 20 UNDERLETTING, the ac...
undermannings 22 24 UNDERMANNING, the st...
undermeanings 22 23 UNDERMEANING, a hidd...
underniceness 23 21 lack of niceness or...
underoccupied 30 27 insufficiently occup...
underpainting 24 23 preliminary painting...
underpassions 23 20 UNDERPASSION, an und...
underpayments 30 25 UNDERPAYMENT, an ins...
underperforms 27 25 UNDERPERFORM, to per...
underpinnings 24 24 UNDERPINNING, the ac...
underplanting 25 24 UNDERPLANT, to plant...
underpraising 25 22 UNDERPRAISE, to prai...
underprepared 25 23 inadequately prepare...
underpricings 29 25 UNDERPRICING, the ac...
underproduced 27 25 UNDERPRODUCE, to pro...
underproduces 27 24 UNDERPRODUCE, to pro...
underproppers 28 25 UNDERPROPPER, one wh...
underpropping 29 28 UNDERPROP, to prop f...
underreacting 25 22 UNDERREACT, to react...
underreaction 23 20 a less intense react...
underreported 23 20 UNDERREPORT, to repo...
underrunnings 22 22 UNDERRUNNING, the ac...
underscorings 26 22 UNDERSCORING, the ac...
undersealings 23 20 UNDERSEALING, coatin...
undersheriffs 29 24 UNDERSHERIFF, one be...
undershooting 24 21 UNDERSHOOT, to fail...
underskinkers 24 25 UNDERSKINKER, (Shake...
underspending 24 24 the act of not spend...
understaffing 27 25 inadequate staffing...
understanders 21 18 UNDERSTANDER, one wh...
understanding 22 21 a mental grasp [n -S...
understatedly 29 20 UNDERSTATED [adv]
understeering 22 19 UNDERSTEER, to turn...
understocking 27 26 UNDERSTOCK, to suppl...
understrapper 26 22 an inferior agent; a...
understrength 25 21 deficient in strengt...
understudying 30 23 UNDERSTUDY, to act a...
undersupplied 28 25 UNDERSUPPLY, to supp...
undersupplies 28 24 UNDERSUPPLY, to supp...
undersurfaces 27 23 UNDERSURFACE, an und...
undertrumping 27 26 UNDERTRUMP, to play...
underutilised 24 19 UNDERUTILISE, to uti...
underutilises 24 18 UNDERUTILISE, to uti...
underutilized 27 28 UNDERUTILIZE, to uti...
underutilizes 27 27 UNDERUTILIZE, to uti...
underwhelming 30 28 UNDERWHELM, to fail...
underwritings 27 22 UNDERWRITING, the ac...
undeservingly 32 26 UNDESERVING, not des...
undeterminate 21 20 not determinate [adj...
undifferenced 28 27 not differenced [adj...
undiscernedly 32 24 UNDISCERNED, not dis...
undiscernible 28 24 incapable of being d...
undiscernibly 35 26 UNDISCERNIBLE, incap...
undiscernings 26 23 UNDISCERNING, lack o...
undistempered 25 23 not distempered [adj...
undiversified 27 24 not diversified [adj...
unentertained 19 18 not entertained [adj...
unexaggerated 28 27 not exaggerated [adj...
unexperienced 31 30 not experienced, als...
unfalteringly 33 25 UNFALTERING, not wav...
unicameralism 28 25 the state of being u...
unicameralist 27 22 a supporter of unica...
unilateralism 25 20 the state of being u...
unilateralist 24 17 a supporter of unila...
unilaterality 30 19 the state of being u...
uninteresting 22 19 not interesting [adj...
unintermitted 23 20 not intermitted [adj...
uninterrupted 24 21 not interrupted [adj...
universalised 25 21 UNIVERSALISE, to mak...
universalises 25 20 UNIVERSALISE, to mak...
universalisms 27 23 UNIVERSALISM, belief...
universalists 26 20 UNIVERSALIST, a beli...
universalized 28 30 UNIVERSALIZE, to mak...
universalizes 28 29 UNIVERSALIZE, to mak...
universalness 24 21 the state of being u...
unministerial 24 20 not ministerial [adj...
unobservables 28 26 UNOBSERVABLE, someth...
unobservances 27 26 UNOBSERVANCE, lack o...
unperceivable 31 29 that cannot be perce...
unperceivably 38 31 UNPERCEIVABLE, that...
unperceivedly 36 29 UNPERCEIVED, not per...
unperfections 28 25 UNPERFECTION, (obsol...
unperfectness 28 25 the state of being u...
unperformable 29 28 not performable [adj...
unperpetrated 25 22 not perpetrated [adj...
unpersuadable 26 24 not persuadable [adj...
unrecoverable 28 26 that cannot be recov...
unrecoverably 35 28 UNRECOVERABLE, that...
unregenerated 20 19 not regenerated [adj...
unregenerates 20 18 UNREGENERATE, an unr...
unremembering 26 27 not remembering [adj...
unscavengered 26 26 not scavengered [adj...
unseriousness 21 17 the state of being u...
unserviceable 29 26 not capable of being...
unsmotherable 27 24 that cannot be smoth...
unsoldierlike 25 22 not like a soldier [...
unstercorated 24 19 not manured [adj]
unsubscribers 31 25 UNSUBSCRIBER, one wh...
unsuperfluous 28 25 (Milton) not superfl...
unterrestrial 23 16 not terrestrial [adj...
untraversable 26 23 not traversable [adj...
upperclassman 31 28 a member of the juni...
upperclassmen 31 28 UPPERCLASSMAN, a mem...
uranographers 26 22 URANOGRAPHER, one wh...
utterableness 24 19 the state of being u...
veggieburgers 30 27 VEGGIEBURGER, a burg...
venerableness 24 23 the state of being v...
venereologies 23 21 VENEREOLOGY, the stu...
venereologist 24 21 one who studies vene...
venoscleroses 26 22 VENOSCLEROSIS, scler...
venosclerosis 27 22 sclerosis of the vei...
ventrolateral 24 20 ventral and lateral...
veraciousness 26 22 the state of being v...
verbalisation 26 22 the act of verbalisi...
verbalization 29 31 the act of verbalizi...
verbification 31 27 conversion into a ve...
verbigerating 28 25 VERBIGERATE, to cont...
verbigeration 26 23 the obsessive repeti...
verbosenesses 24 21 VERBOSENESS, the sta...
verifiability 37 26 the state of being v...
verifications 29 24 VERIFICATION, the ac...
verisimilarly 35 24 VERISIMILAR, seeming...
veritableness 26 22 the state of being v...
vermiculating 31 28 VERMICULATE, to deco...
vermiculation 29 26 wormlike markings [n...
vermicultures 31 26 VERMICULTURE, the fa...
verminousness 24 23 the state of being v...
vernacularise 27 23 to make vernacular,...
vernacularism 29 26 a vernacular word or...
vernacularist 28 23 a user of the vernac...
vernacularity 34 25 the state of being v...
vernacularize 30 32 to make vernacular,...
vernalisation 23 20 subjecting seeds to...
vernalization 26 29 subjecting seeds to...
verrucosities 28 21 VERRUCOSITY, the sta...
versabilities 28 21 VERSABILITY, (obsole...
versatileness 24 19 the state of being v...
versatilities 26 18 VERSATILITY, the sta...
versicoloured 28 23 of variable or vario...
versification 29 24 the making of verses...
versificators 30 23 VERSIFICATOR, a make...
verslibristes 29 21 VERSLIBRISTE, a writ...
vertebrations 25 21 VERTEBRATION, divisi...
verticalities 29 21 VERTICALITY, the sta...
verticillated 30 23 whorled, also VERTIC...
verticilliums 33 26 VERTICILLIUM, a fung...
vertiginously 33 24 VERTIGINOUS, causing...
verumontanums 25 27 VERUMONTANUM, a ridg...
veterinarians 22 19 VETERINARIAN, a pers...
vicegerencies 30 26 VICEGERENCY, the off...
viceroyalties 34 23 VICEROYALTY, the off...
videographers 29 25 VIDEOGRAPHER, a prac...
visceroptoses 29 23 VISCEROPTOSIS, an ab...
visceroptosis 30 23 an abnormally low po...
viscerotonias 26 21 VISCEROTONIA, a patt...
viscosimeters 29 23 VISCOSIMETER, an ins...
viticulturers 31 23 VITICULTURER, one wh...
vituperations 26 22 VITUPERATION, abuse,...
vociferations 28 24 VOCIFERATION, the ac...
volumenometer 25 26 an instrument for me...
volunteerisms 26 23 VOLUNTEERISM, the us...
vulnerability 35 26 the state of being v...
wafflestomper 33 29 a hiking boot with a...
waistcoateers 27 19 WAISTCOATEER, (obsol...
wallcoverings 33 28 WALLCOVERING, a cove...
warmongerings 27 25 WARMONGERING, the ma...
wasterfulness 28 22 the state of being w...
waterboarding 27 23 a form of torture in...
watercolorist 29 20 an artist who paints...
waterflooding 28 24 the practice, in oil...
waterfowlings 32 26 WATERFOWLING, the sp...
waterlessness 25 18 the state of being w...
waterloggings 29 24 WATERLOGGING, satura...
watermanships 30 25 WATERMANSHIP, the bu...
waterproofers 28 22 WATERPROOFER, one wh...
waterproofing 29 25 tthe act of making w...
waterthrushes 30 21 WATERTHRUSH, a speci...
weaponeerings 25 23 WEAPONEERING, the ac...
weatherboards 28 22 WEATHERBOARD, a boar...
weathercaster 29 21 a weather forecaster...
weathercloths 33 24 WEATHERCLOTH, a prot...
weathercocked 33 29 WEATHERCOCK, to serv...
weatherliness 27 20 the state of being w...
weatherometer 26 21 an instrument for me...
weatherperson 27 22 a person who reports...
weatherproofs 30 24 WEATHERPROOF, to mak...
weightlifters 33 24 WEIGHTLIFTER, one wh...
weisenheimers 27 22 WEISENHEIMER, (US) a...
welterweights 33 24 WELTERWEIGHT, a weig...
weltschmerzes 36 34 WELTSCHMERZ, (German...
werewolferies 30 23 WEREWOLFERY, the sta...
whatshernames 29 24 WHATSHERNAME, a desi...
whereinsoever 27 23 in whatsoever respec...
whigmaleeries 30 24 WHIGMALEERIE, (Scots...
whiskerandoed 27 25 having whiskers [adj...
whithersoever 31 24 to any place whatsoe...
whoremasterly 35 24 like a whoremaster [...
wicketkeepers 32 30 WICKETKEEPER, the fi...
windbaggeries 29 25 WINDBAGGERY, being a...
winterberries 27 20 WINTERBERRY, a name...
winterbournes 26 22 WINTERBOURNE, an int...
wintercresses 28 20 WINTERCRESS, a bitte...
winterfeeding 27 24 WINTERFEED, to feed...
winterinesses 24 18 WINTERINESS, the sta...
winterisation 24 18 the act of winterisi...
winterization 27 27 the act of winterizi...
winterkilling 30 26 killing by exposure...
wonderfulness 27 24 the state of being w...
wondermongers 25 24 WONDERMONGER, one wh...
woolgatherers 28 21 WOOLGATHERER, one wh...
woolgathering 29 24 indulgence in idle d...
wranglerships 32 25 WRANGLERSHIP, the of...
xanthopterine 30 27 a yellow pigment obt...
xanthopterins 31 27 XANTHOPTERIN, a yell...
xerodermatous 28 25 suffering from xerod...
xerophthalmia 36 31 extreme dryness of t...
xerophthalmic 40 34 relating to xerophth...
xiphisternums 35 30 XIPHISTERNUM, the po...
yellowhammers 37 28 YELLOWHAMMER, a smal...
yesterevening 29 23 yesterday evening, a...
yestermorning 29 22 yesterday evening or...
zincographers 33 33 ZINCOGRAPHER, one wh...
zoogeographer 29 31 a student of zoogeog...

14 letter words that contains ER

14 letter ER word

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absorptiometer 28 23 an instrument for me...
acceleratingly 38 27 ACCELERATING [adv]
accelerometers 30 24 ACCELEROMETER, an in...
acinetobacters 30 24 ACINETOBACTER, a kin...
adiathermanous 25 22 not permeable by or...
adrenergically 35 25 ADRENERGIC, released...
adverbialising 30 26 ADVERBIALISE, to giv...
adverbializing 33 35 ADVERBIALIZE, to giv...
advertisements 26 23 ADVERTISEMENT [v]
advertizements 29 32 ADVERTIZEMENT, an ad...
aerenchymatous 34 26 relating to aerenchy...
aeroballistics 31 22 the ballistics of pr...
aerobiological 30 24 related to aerobiolo...
aerobiologists 27 20 AEROBIOLOGIST, one w...
aerobiotically 36 24 AEROBIOTIC, related...
aerodynamicist 33 24 one who specializes...
aeroelastician 25 19 a person who studies...
aeroelasticity 33 20 distortion in a stru...
aerogenerators 21 17 AEROGENERATOR, a gen...
aerohydroplane 32 24 a winged hydroplane...
aeromechanical 31 27 relating to aeromech...
aeromodellings 26 23 AEROMODELLING, the m...
aeronautically 33 23 AERONAUTICAL, relati...
aerosolisation 22 16 the process of makin...
aerosolization 25 25 the process of aeros...
aerostructures 27 19 AEROSTRUCTURE, any s...
aetherealities 25 17 AETHEREALITY, the st...
affenpinschers 34 30 AFFENPINSCHER, (Germ...
aftersensation 23 19 an afterimage [n -S]
aftertreatment 25 21 additional treatment...
agglomerations 26 23 AGGLOMERATION, the a...
agroterrorisms 26 19 AGROTERRORISM, terro...
alcoholometers 30 24 ALCOHOLOMETER, an in...
aldosteronisms 25 20 ALDOSTERONISM, exces...
alliteratively 35 23 ALLITERATIVE, of, re...
allosterically 37 23 ALLOSTERIC, of an en...
alphamerically 41 30 ALPHAMERICAL, consis...
alphanumerical 33 29 of data, consisting...
alterabilities 28 19 ALTERABILITY, the st...
animadversions 25 24 ANIMADVERSION, hosti...
answerableness 27 23 the state of being a...
antiallergenic 28 23 denoting a herbal me...
antibacterials 29 22 ANTIBACTERIAL, a sub...
anticommercial 32 28 opposed to the comme...
antiderivative 27 24 an indefinite integr...
antifederalist 26 20 one who is opposed t...
antifilibuster 30 23 a person or method i...
antigovernment 25 26 opposed to the gover...
antiliberalism 29 23 opposition to libera...
antimarketeers 24 22 ANTIMARKETEER, a per...
antimodernists 24 20 ANTIMODERNIST, one o...
antiperistases 25 18 ANTIPERISTASIS, (arc...
antiperistasis 26 18 (archaic) opposition...
antiperspirant 27 22 a preparation used t...
antisubversion 27 24 opposed to subversio...
antisubversive 30 27 opposed to subversio...
antiterrorisms 25 18 ANTITERRORISM, oppos...
antiterrorists 24 15 ANTITERRORIST, one o...
antitubercular 30 24 designed to counter...
antiuniversity 32 23 opposed to universit...
aperiodicities 29 21 APERIODICITY, the st...
appertainances 28 25 APPERTAINANCE, (obso...
appertainments 27 25 APPERTAINMENT, (Shak...
archaebacteria 32 25 ARCHAEBACTERIUM, any...
aromatherapies 27 22 AROMATHERAPY, a ther...
aromatherapist 28 22 one who practises ar...
arteriographic 32 24 relating to arteriog...
ascertainments 26 22 ASCERTAINMENT, the a...
asseveratingly 33 24 ASSEVERATING [adv]
asthenospheres 28 22 ASTHENOSPHERE, the u...
asthenospheric 32 25 relating to the asth...
attitudinisers 25 17 ATTITUDINISER, one w...
attitudinizers 28 26 ATTITUDINIZER, one w...
autobiographer 30 25 one who writes autob...
autoeroticisms 28 21 AUTOEROTICISM, sexua...
averruncations 27 24 AVERRUNCATION, the a...
aversivenesses 26 23 AVERSIVENESS, the st...
backscattering 34 30 the act of backscatt...
backscratchers 39 32 BACKSCRATCHER [n]
bactericidally 41 28 BACTERICIDAL, destro...
bacteriologies 30 23 BACTERIOLOGY, the sc...
bacteriologist 31 23 one who studies bact...
bacteriolysins 36 24 BACTERIOLYSIN, an an...
bacteriophages 33 27 BACTERIOPHAGE, a bac...
bacteriophagic 37 30 of or like a bacteri...
bacteriostases 28 20 BACTERIOSTASIS, the...
bacteriostasis 29 20 the inhibition of th...
bacteriostatic 32 23 of or like a bacteri...
bacteriotoxins 34 28 BACTERIOTOXIN, a tox...
bacterisations 28 21 BACTERISATION, treat...
bacterizations 31 30 BACTERIZATION, treat...
bandersnatches 29 25 BANDERSNATCH, an ima...
barristerships 32 22 BARRISTERSHIP, the o...
beleaguerments 27 25 BELEAGUERMENT, the s...
belligerencies 31 25 BELLIGERENCY, an agg...
berberidaceous 30 25 belonging to the Ber...
bestsellerdoms 29 23 BESTSELLERDOM, the w...
bewilderedness 29 24 the state of being b...
bibliographers 35 28 BIBLIOGRAPHER, an ex...
bioaeronautics 27 22 the use of aircraft...
bioconversions 29 26 BIOCONVERSION, the c...
biodiversities 29 22 BIODIVERSITY, the nu...
bioengineering 25 24 the engineering of l...
biogeographers 31 26 BIOGEOGRAPHER, a pra...
blackberryings 41 33 BLACKBERRYING, the a...
blanketflowers 33 30 BLANKETFLOWER, anoth...
bletheranskate 28 25 (Scots) a garrulous...
bloodthirstier 30 21 BLOODTHIRSTY, eager...
boisterousness 25 19 the state of being b...
bouleversement 28 27 (French) an overturn...
bowdlerisation 29 23 the act of bowdleris...
bowdlerization 32 32 the act of bowdleriz...
brachypterisms 42 30 BRACHYPTERISM, the s...
braillewriters 32 22 BRAILLEWRITER, a mac...
braunschweiger 35 29 (German) smoked live...
breaststrokers 27 21 BREASTSTROKER, one w...
buffaloberries 33 28 BUFFALOBERRY, an Ame...
businessperson 27 23 a businessman or bus...
butterfingered 29 25 apt to let things fa...
butterscotches 35 26 BUTTERSCOTCH, a cand...
cadaverousness 27 24 CADAVEROUS, resembli...
campylobacters 42 32 CAMPYLOBACTER, a bac...
cancerophobias 34 29 CANCEROPHOBIA, fear...
candlelighters 32 25 CANDLELIGHTER [n]
candlesnuffers 31 28 CANDLESNUFFER, an im...
cankerednesses 25 24 CANKEREDNESS, the st...
cantankerously 33 27 CANTANKEROUS, diffic...
capellmeisters 32 25 CAPELLMEISTER, (Germ...
cardiographers 32 25 CARDIOGRAPHER, one w...
cathodographer 33 27 one who takes photog...
cauliflowerets 34 26 CAULIFLOWERET, a bit...
cauterisations 26 19 CAUTERISATION, the a...
cauterizations 29 28 CAUTERIZATION, the a...
centerednesses 24 20 CENTEREDNESS, the st...
ceramographies 32 27 CERAMOGRAPHY, the hi...
cercopithecids 38 29 CERCOPITHECID, any o...
cercopithecoid 37 29 any of several Old W...
ceremonialisms 29 25 CEREMONIALISM, being...
ceremonialists 28 22 CEREMONIALIST, one w...
certifications 32 24 CERTIFICATION, the a...
ceruloplasmins 32 27 CERULOPLASMIN, a blu...
chalcographers 38 30 CHALCOGRAPHER, one w...
characterisers 32 22 CHARACTERISER [v]
characterising 33 25 CHARACTERISE, to giv...
characteristic 36 25 a distinguishing tra...
characterizers 35 31 CHARACTERIZER, one w...
characterizing 36 34 CHARACTERIZE, to des...
characterology 39 27 the study of the dev...
charterparties 31 22 CHARTERPARTY, the co...
chartographers 34 26 CHARTOGRAPHER, one w...
checkerberries 35 29 CHECKERBERRY, the fr...
cheerfulnesses 31 25 CHEERFULNESS, the st...
cheerishnesses 30 22 CHEERISHNESS, (obsol...
chemosurgeries 31 25 CHEMOSURGERY, the ch...
chemotherapies 33 27 CHEMOTHERAPY, therap...
chemotherapist 34 27 one who practises ch...
chimericalness 34 27 CHIMERICAL, of the n...
chincherinchee 38 31 a kind of African fl...
chinkerinchees 34 30 CHINKERINCHEE, a kin...
cholinesterase 28 21 an enzyme which brea...
chordamesoderm 30 27 the layer of special...
choreographers 33 26 CHOREOGRAPHER, one w...
chromatosphere 33 27 a layer of incandesc...
chronographers 33 27 CHRONOGRAPHER, a chr...
churrigueresco 34 26 of or relating to a...
circumferences 36 31 CIRCUMFERENCE, the p...
circumferentor 33 28 a surveyor's angle-m...
circumscribers 39 30 CIRCUMSCRIBER, one w...
clapperclawers 39 31 CLAPPERCLAWER, one w...
clapperclawing 40 34 CLAPPERCLAW, (archai...
claptrapperies 34 27 CLAPTRAPPERY, nonsen...
clavicytherium 44 33 a harpsichord-like m...
clishmaclavers 38 31 CLISHMACLAVER, (Scot...
cobelligerents 31 25 COBELLIGERENT, a cou...
cochairpersons 33 26 COCHAIRPERSON, a joi...
coercivenesses 30 25 COERCIVENESS, the st...
coinheritances 30 24 COINHERITANCE, a sha...
collateralised 29 21 COLLATERALISE, to ma...
collateralises 29 20 COLLATERALISE, to ma...
collateralized 32 30 COLLATERALIZE, to ma...
collateralizes 32 29 COLLATERALIZE, to ma...
commanderships 33 30 COMMANDERSHIP, the o...
commercialeses 32 27 COMMERCIALESE, the j...
commercialised 33 28 COMMERCIALISE, to ma...
commercialises 33 27 COMMERCIALISE, to ma...
commercialisms 35 30 COMMERCIALISM, comme...
commercialists 34 27 COMMERCIALIST, an ad...
commercialized 36 37 COMMERCIALIZE, to ma...
commercializes 36 36 COMMERCIALIZE, to ma...
commiserations 28 24 COMMISERATION, the a...
complementiser 31 28 a word or morpheme t...
complementizer 34 37 a word or morpheme t...
computerisable 33 28 that can be computer...
computerizable 36 37 that can be computer...
computerphobes 36 32 COMPUTERPHOBE, one w...
computerphobia 36 32 a morbid fear of com...
computerphobic 40 35 someone having an ir...
conceptualiser 32 26 one who conceptualis...
conceptualizer 35 35 one who conceptualiz...
concertmasters 30 24 CONCERTMASTER, the l...
concertmeister 30 24 the leader of the fi...
confederations 26 23 CONFEDERATION, an ac...
conglomerateur 28 25 a person who forms o...
conglomerating 29 27 CONGLOMERATE, to gat...
conglomeration 27 25 the act of conglomer...
conglomerative 30 28 tending to conglomer...
conglomerators 28 24 CONGLOMERATOR, one w...
congressperson 28 24 a congressman or con...
connumerations 25 24 CONNUMERATION, the a...
conquerability 44 34 the capacity for bei...
conservational 27 24 relating to conserva...
conservatising 29 25 CONSERVATISE, to gro...
conservatively 37 29 CONSERVATIVE, tendin...
conservatizing 32 34 CONSERVATIZE, to gro...
conservatoires 27 22 CONSERVATOIRE, a pub...
conservatorial 28 23 of or like a conserv...
conservatories 27 22 CONSERVATORY, a gree...
conservatorium 29 26 (Latin) a school of...
conservatrices 31 25 CONSERVATRIX, a fema...
conservatrixes 34 29 CONSERVATRIX, a fema...
considerations 25 20 CONSIDERATION, conti...
consternations 24 20 CONSTERNATION, amaze...
containerboard 26 23 corrugated or solid...
containerising 26 22 CONTAINERISE, to shi...
containerizing 29 31 CONTAINERIZE, to shi...
containerports 27 22 CONTAINERPORT, a shi...
containerships 30 24 CONTAINERSHIP, a shi...
contemperation 27 25 (obsolete) the act o...
contemperature 28 25 the state of being c...
conterminously 34 26 CONTERMINOUS, sharin...
contesseration 24 19 a harmonious union [...
controllership 33 25 the office of contro...
controvertible 31 26 open to question, di...
controvertibly 38 28 CONTROVERTIBLE, open...
controvertists 29 22 CONTROVERTIST, one w...
conventioneers 25 24 CONVENTIONEER, a per...
conversational 27 24 relating to conversa...
conversaziones 29 32 CONVERSAZIONE, (Ital...
convertaplanes 29 27 CONVERTAPLANE, an ai...
convertibility 39 28 the state of being c...
convertiplanes 30 27 CONVERTIPLANE, an ai...
convertoplanes 29 27 CONVERTOPLANE, an ai...
cooperationist 27 21 one who believes in...
copartnerships 33 26 COPARTNERSHIP, the s...
copolymerising 38 29 COPOLYMERISE, to mak...
copolymerizing 41 38 COPOLYMERIZE, to mak...
coprosperities 31 23 COPROSPERITY, shared...
corticosteroid 30 21 any of the steroid h...
corticosterone 28 21 a colorless crystall...
corynebacteria 36 26 CORYNEBACTERIUM, a b...
costardmongers 28 24 COSTARDMONGER, a haw...
counteractions 28 23 COUNTERACTION, an op...
counterarguing 28 25 COUNTERARGUE, to arg...
counterassault 27 21 a counterattack [n -...
counterattacks 30 26 COUNTERATTACK, to at...
counterbalance 30 27 to oppose or balance...
counterbidders 29 24 COUNTERBIDDER, one w...
counterbracing 32 28 COUNTERBRACE, to bra...
counterbuffing 34 32 COUNTERBUFF, to rebu...
counterchanged 31 28 COUNTERCHANGE, to in...
counterchanges 31 27 COUNTERCHANGE, to in...
countercharged 32 27 COUNTERCHARGE, to br...
countercharges 32 26 COUNTERCHARGE, to br...
countercharmed 32 28 COUNTERCHARM, to des...
counterchecked 35 32 COUNTERCHECK, to che...
counterclaimed 31 27 COUNTERCLAIM, to ent...
counterculture 31 25 a culture with value...
countercurrent 29 24 a current flowing in...
counterdemands 26 25 COUNTERDEMAND [v]
counterdrawing 30 26 COUNTERDRAW, to trac...
counterefforts 30 25 COUNTEREFFORT, an ef...
counterexample 35 33 an example that refu...
counterfactual 32 27 something contrary t...
counterfeiters 28 22 COUNTERFEITER, one w...
counterfeiting 29 25 the act of making a...
countermanding 27 27 COUNTERMAND, to revo...
countermarched 32 28 COUNTERMARCH, to mar...
countermarches 32 27 COUNTERMARCH, to mar...
countermeasure 26 23 an action or device...
countermotions 26 23 COUNTERMOTION, an op...
counterordered 25 21 COUNTERORDER, to iss...
counterparties 28 22 COUNTERPARTY, a part...
counterpeising 29 25 COUNTERPEISE, (obsol...
counterpickets 33 29 COUNTERPICKET, to pi...
counterplanned 27 26 COUNTERPLAN, to form...
counterplayers 35 25 COUNTERPLAYER, one w...
counterplaying 36 28 COUNTERPLAY, to make...
counterpleaded 28 25 COUNTERPLEAD, to ple...
counterplotted 29 24 COUNTERPLOT, to intr...
counterpointed 27 24 COUNTERPOINT, to com...
counterpoising 29 25 COUNTERPOISE, to poi...
counterproject 33 34 a project set up in...
counterprotest 28 22 an opposing protest...
counterpunched 33 30 COUNTERPUNCH, to ret...
counterpuncher 33 29 COUNTERPUNCH, to ret...
counterpunches 33 29 COUNTERPUNCH, to ret...
counterraiding 27 23 COUNTERRAID, to make...
counterrallied 28 22 COUNTERRALLY, to ral...
counterrallies 28 21 COUNTERRALLY, to ral...
counterreforms 29 25 COUNTERREFORM [n]
countersealing 27 23 COUNTERSEAL, (Shakes...
countershading 29 25 cryptic coloration o...
countersigning 28 25 COUNTERSIGN, to sign...
countersinking 28 27 COUNTERSINK, to make...
countersnipers 28 23 COUNTERSNIPER, a sni...
counterspyings 36 27 COUNTERSPYING, the a...
counterstained 25 21 COUNTERSTAIN, to app...
counterstating 27 22 COUNTERSTATE, to sta...
counterstreams 27 22 COUNTERSTREAM, a str...
counterstrikes 28 23 COUNTERSTRIKE, to co...
counterstrokes 27 23 COUNTERSTROKE, a str...
countersubject 34 35 a second theme by th...
countertactics 33 25 COUNTERTACTIC, an op...
counterterrors 26 19 COUNTERTERROR, terro...
counterthreats 28 21 COUNTERTHREAT, a thr...
counterthrusts 30 22 COUNTERTHRUST, a thr...
countertrading 27 23 COUNTERTRADE, to tra...
countervailing 30 27 COUNTERVAIL, to coun...
counterweighed 32 27 COUNTERWEIGH, to wei...
counterweights 33 26 COUNTERWEIGHT, to ba...
counterworkers 30 26 COUNTERWORKER, one w...
counterworking 31 29 COUNTERWORK, to work...
craniocerebral 31 25 involving both crani...
cruciverbalism 38 32 the compiling and so...
cruciverbalist 37 29 a designer or affici...
cruiserweights 35 25 CRUISERWEIGHT, a wei...
crymotherapies 38 27 CRYMOTHERAPY, medica...
cryopreserving 38 29 CRYOPRESERVE, to pre...
cryptographers 41 29 CRYPTOGRAPHER, a spe...
cumbersomeness 30 28 CUMBERSOME, burdenso...
curietherapies 31 23 CURIETHERAPY, a form...
cyanobacterium 38 30 a blue-green alga [n...
cyberathletics 42 28 electronic sports [n...
cyberbullyings 48 33 CYBERBULLYING, bully...
cyberchondriac 43 32 one suffering from C...
cyberchondrias 40 29 CYBERCHONDRIA, unfou...
cybercriminals 41 30 CYBERCRIMINAL, one w...
cybernetically 46 30 CYBERNETICAL, relati...
cyberneticians 37 27 CYBERNETICIAN, a spe...
cyberneticists 39 26 CYBERNETICIST, a stu...
cybersquatters 44 32 CYBERSQUATTER, one w...
cybersquatting 45 35 the practice of regi...
cyberstalkings 39 30 CYBERSTALKING, the p...
cyberterrorism 37 25 computer-related ter...
cyberterrorist 36 22 a terrorist who atta...
dactylographer 39 28 one who studies fing...
daguerreotyped 32 24 DAGUERREOTYPE, to de...
daguerreotyper 32 23 one who develops dag...
daguerreotypes 32 23 DAGUERREOTYPE, to de...
daughterboards 29 24 DAUGHTERBOARD, a sma...
daughterliness 28 22 the state of being d...
decelerometers 27 22 DECELEROMETER, an in...
decerebrations 27 22 DECEREBRATION, the a...
decommissioner 28 25 one who decommission...
defervescences 32 29 DEFERVESCENCE, an ab...
degenerateness 21 19 the state of being d...
degringolering 27 24 DEGRINGOLER, to desc...
deliberateness 25 20 the state of being d...
deliberatively 36 26 DELIBERATIVE, relati...
deliverability 37 26 the state of being d...
dematerialised 25 20 DEMATERIALISE, to be...
dematerialises 25 19 DEMATERIALISE, to be...
dematerialized 28 29 DEMATERIALIZE, to ca...
dematerializes 28 28 DEMATERIALIZE, to ca...
demineralisers 25 20 DEMINERALISER, somet...
demineralising 26 23 DEMINERALISE, to rem...
demineralizers 28 29 DEMINERALIZER, an ag...
demineralizing 29 32 DEMINERALIZE, to rem...
demisemiquaver 36 35 a 1/32 note in music...
demultiplexers 36 31 DEMULTIPLEXER, an el...
demythologiser 35 25 one who demythologis...
demythologizer 38 34 one who demythologiz...
denumerability 34 26 the state of being d...
depersonalised 25 21 DEPERSONALISE, to ta...
depersonalises 25 20 DEPERSONALISE, to ta...
depersonalized 28 30 DEPERSONALIZE, to de...
depersonalizes 28 29 DEPERSONALIZE, to de...
depolymerising 35 27 DEPOLYMERISE, to bre...
depolymerizing 38 36 DEPOLYMERIZE, to bre...
derealisations 23 17 DEREALISATION, a fee...
derealizations 26 26 DEREALIZATION, a fee...
derecognitions 26 22 DERECOGNITION, the w...
deregistration 24 18 the act of deregiste...
dereligionised 25 20 DERELIGIONISE, to re...
dereligionises 25 19 DERELIGIONISE, to re...
dereligionized 28 29 DERELIGIONIZE, to re...
dereligionizes 28 28 DERELIGIONIZE, to re...
derequisitions 32 26 DEREQUISITION, to re...
derestrictions 27 19 DERESTRICTION, the a...
derisivenesses 25 20 DERISIVENESS, the st...
derivationists 26 20 DERIVATIONIST, one w...
derivatisation 25 20 the conversion of a...
derivativeness 27 24 DERIVATIVE, formed b...
derivatization 28 29 the conversion of a...
dermatoglyphic 41 31 a ridge pattern of s...
dermatographia 29 25 a type of urticaria...
dermatographic 33 28 related to dermatogr...
dermatological 30 25 relating to dermatol...
dermatologists 27 21 DERMATOLOGIST, one w...
dermatoplastic 31 25 relating to dermatop...
derogatoriness 23 18 the state of being d...
desertisations 23 16 DESERTISATION, the p...
desertizations 26 25 DESERTIZATION, the p...
deservednesses 24 21 DESERVEDNESS, the st...
desulphurisers 31 23 DESULPHURISER, an ag...
desulphurizers 34 32 DESULPHURIZER, an ag...
deteriorations 22 16 DETERIORATION, the a...
determinations 23 20 DETERMINATION, the a...
determinatives 26 23 DETERMINATIVE [n]
determinedness 23 21 DETERMINED [n]
deuteragonists 24 19 DEUTERAGONIST, the a...
deuterogamists 26 21 DEUTEROGAMIST, someo...
deuteroscopies 28 22 DEUTEROSCOPY, second...
diamantiferous 26 23 bearing diamonds [ad...
diamondiferous 26 24 containing diamonds...
diaphanometers 27 24 DIAPHANOMETER, an in...
diastereomeric 27 21 of or like a diaster...
diathermancies 29 24 DIATHERMANCY, permea...
diathermaneity 32 23 the state of being d...
differentiable 30 26 that can be differen...
differentially 36 26 DIFFERENTIAL, relati...
differentiated 27 23 DIFFERENTIATE, to ob...
differentiates 27 22 DIFFERENTIATE, to ob...
differentiator 27 22 someone who or that...
diffractometer 32 27 an instrument for de...
diphtheritises 32 22 DIPHTHERITIS, diphth...
dipterocarpous 31 25 of or like a diptero...
discerpibility 41 27 the state of being d...
discomboberate 31 27 to throw into a stat...
disconcertedly 37 26 DISCONCERTED [adv]
disconcertions 29 23 DISCONCERTION, confu...
disconcertment 30 26 the act of disconcer...
disembittering 29 24 DISEMBITTER, to free...
disempowerment 30 28 the act of disempowe...
disencumbering 31 29 DISENCUMBER, to free...
disincarcerate 29 22 to free from incarce...
disinheritance 28 22 the act of disinheri...
disinteresting 25 19 (obsolete) uninteres...
dismemberments 29 28 DISMEMBERMENT, the a...
disorderedness 23 18 DISORDERED [n]
disorderliness 25 18 the state of being d...
dispauperising 30 25 DISPAUPERISE, to fre...
dispauperizing 33 34 DISPAUPERIZE, to fre...
dispersiveness 28 23 DISPERSIVE, tending...
dispropertying 36 26 DISPROPERTY, (Shakes...
disremembering 29 27 DISREMEMBER, to forg...
dissertational 24 17 relating to disserta...
disserviceable 32 26 not serviceable [adj...
disseverations 25 20 DISSEVERATION, the a...
distemperature 27 22 (archaic) lack of pr...
distinguishers 29 21 DISTINGUISHER, one w...
diverticulated 31 25 having diverticula,...
diverticulitis 33 24 an intestinal disord...
diverticuloses 31 24 DIVERTICULOSIS, an i...
diverticulosis 32 24 an intestinal disord...
divertisements 27 23 DIVERTISEMENT, a div...
divertissement 27 23 (French) a diversion...
doublespeakers 29 27 DOUBLESPEAKER [n]
dumbfoundering 30 31 DUMBFOUNDER, to stri...
dunderheadisms 27 24 DUNDERHEADISM, being...
ecclesiolaters 31 22 ECCLESIOLATER, one w...
editorialisers 25 16 EDITORIALISER, one w...
editorializers 28 25 EDITORIALIZER, one w...
effervescences 34 31 EFFERVESCENCE, boili...
effervescently 39 31 EFFERVESCENT, frothi...
effervescingly 41 33 EFFERVESCING [adv]
electioneerers 25 19 ELECTIONEERER, one w...
electioneering 26 22 the act of canvassin...
electrocautery 36 24 a handheld, needleli...
electromerisms 30 24 ELECTROMERISM, the i...
electroplaters 30 22 ELECTROPLATER, one w...
electrosurgery 35 23 surgery by means of...
electrotherapy 37 25 the therapeutic use...
electrothermal 31 24 of or relating to el...
electrothermic 34 26 of or relating to el...
eleutherococci 35 27 ELEUTHEROCOCCUS, a c...
eleutheromania 25 22 a manic desire for f...
empoverishment 31 30 the state of becomin...
endarterectomy 32 24 surgical removal of...
enterchaunging 29 27 ENTERCHAUNGE, (obsol...
enterobacteria 26 21 ENTEROBACTERIUM, any...
enterocenteses 23 19 ENTEROCENTESIS, oper...
enterocentesis 24 19 operative puncturing...
enterogastrone 21 18 a hormone that is pr...
enteropneustal 24 21 of or like an entero...
enterprisingly 34 24 ENTERPRISING, marked...
entertainingly 30 22 ENTERTAINING, amusin...
entertainments 22 20 ENTERTAINMENT, a pub...
ephemeralities 29 23 EPHEMERALITY, the st...
ephemeropteran 28 26 any insect of the ma...
epigrammatiser 29 25 one who writes epigr...
epigrammatizer 32 34 one who epigrammatiz...
equiponderance 34 33 equality of weight o...
equiponderancy 41 35 equality of weight o...
equiponderated 32 30 EQUIPONDERATE, to be...
equiponderates 32 29 EQUIPONDERATE, to be...
ergastoplasmic 32 26 relating to ergastop...
eroticisations 26 18 EROTICISATION, the p...
eroticizations 29 27 EROTICIZATION, the p...
eruptivenesses 27 23 ERUPTIVENESS, the st...
erythroblastic 39 25 of or like an erythr...
erythrophobias 38 26 ERYTHROPHOBIA, an av...
erythropoieses 33 21 ERYTHROPOIESIS, the...
erythropoiesis 34 21 the making of red bl...
erythropoietic 37 24 relating to erythrop...
erythropoietin 33 22 a glycoprotein hormo...
esterification 28 21 the act of esterifyi...
eternalisation 22 17 the process of etern...
eternalization 25 26 the process of etern...
etherealnesses 24 18 ETHEREALNESS, the st...
etherification 30 23 the act of etherifyi...
everydaynesses 36 24 EVERYDAYNESS, the st...
exacerbescence 38 34 (archaic) exacerbati...
exaggeratingly 39 31 EXAGGERATING [adv]
exasperatingly 39 30 EXASPERATING, exciti...
exothermically 44 33 EXOTHERMIC, of a che...
experienceable 35 32 that can be experien...
experienceless 34 29 EXPERIENCE [n]
experientially 39 29 EXPERIENTIAL, relati...
experimentally 40 32 EXPERIMENTAL, of, re...
experimentists 33 28 EXPERIMENTIST, a per...
exterminations 29 26 EXTERMINATION, the a...
extraversively 41 32 EXTRAVERSIVE, turnin...
extroversively 41 32 EXTROVERSIVE, charac...
fashionmongers 28 26 FASHIONMONGER, a fop...
fatherlessness 28 21 the state of being f...
fatherlinesses 28 21 FATHERLINESS, the st...
fearmongerings 27 26 FEARMONGERING, the a...
featherbedding 30 27 protecting (an indus...
featherbrained 28 24 FEATHERBRAIN [v]
featherinesses 26 20 FEATHERINESS, the st...
featherweights 34 26 FEATHERWEIGHT, a wei...
federalisation 25 20 the process of feder...
federalization 28 29 the process of feder...
fellmongerings 30 28 FELLMONGERING, the r...
fermentability 36 27 the quality of being...
fermentatively 35 28 FERMENTATIVE, causin...
fermentescible 32 28 capable of being fer...
ferricyanogens 34 26 FERRICYANOGEN, the t...
ferrimagnetism 29 26 the state of being f...
ferrochromiums 34 29 FERROCHROMIUM, an al...
ferroconcretes 30 24 FERROCONCRETE, reinf...
ferrocyanogens 33 26 FERROCYANOGEN, the q...
ferroelectrics 33 24 FERROELECTRIC, a fer...
ferromagnesian 25 24 containing iron and...
ferromagnetism 28 26 the state of being f...
ferromanganese 24 24 an alloy of iron and...
ferroprussiate 28 21 ferrocyanide [n -S]
fertilisations 27 19 FERTILISATION, the p...
fertilizations 30 28 FERTILIZATION, the p...
feverishnesses 29 24 FEVERISHNESS, the st...
fictioneerings 29 24 FICTIONEERING, the w...
filibusterings 32 25 FILIBUSTERING [n]
filibusterisms 33 25 FILIBUSTERISM, the a...
filterableness 29 23 FILTERABLE, capable...
fingerbreadths 31 26 FINGERBREADTH, the b...
fingerpickings 35 33 FINGERPICKING, playi...
fingerprinting 30 27 the act of taking fi...
flabbergasting 33 29 FLABBERGAST, to over...
flagelliferous 32 26 bearing a whip or fl...
flimflammeries 34 31 FLIMFLAMMERY, the ac...
foraminiferans 27 25 FORAMINIFERAN, a for...
foraminiferous 28 25 bearing foramina [ad...
fraternisation 24 19 the act of fraternis...
fraternization 27 28 the act of fraterniz...
frontierswoman 28 25 a female person who...
frontierswomen 28 25 FRONTIERSWOMAN, a fe...
fructiferously 40 28 FRUCTIFEROUS, bearin...
generalisation 23 19 the process of gener...
generalissimos 26 21 GENERALISSIMO, the c...
generalization 26 28 the act of generaliz...
generationally 30 22 GENERATIONAL, relati...
generationisms 24 21 GENERATIONISM, the t...
generousnesses 22 19 GENEROUSNESS, the st...
geoengineering 23 23 the application of s...
geothermometer 27 24 instrument for measu...
germanisations 24 21 GERMANISATION, the a...
germanizations 27 30 GERMANIZATION, the a...
gerontocracies 29 23 GERONTOCRACY, govern...
gerontological 29 24 relating to gerontol...
gerontologists 26 20 GERONTOLOGIST, one w...
gerontomorphic 32 28 of, pertaining to, o...
gerontophilias 29 23 GERONTOPHILIA, sexua...
gerontophobias 29 25 GERONTOPHOBIA, a fea...
gerrymanderers 31 23 GERRYMANDERER [n]
gerrymandering 32 26 the process of redis...
gewurztraminer 32 33 (German) a variety o...
gingerlinesses 26 21 GINGERLINESS, the st...
glanduliferous 29 25 bearing small glands...
glossographers 31 24 GLOSSOGRAPHER, a wri...
glyceraldehyde 44 29 a sweet crystalline...
glyphographers 42 31 GLYPHOGRAPHER, one w...
glyptographers 40 29 GLYPTOGRAPHER, one w...
goldsmitheries 30 23 GOLDSMITHERY, the cr...
governableness 27 26 the state of being g...
governmentally 34 29 GOVERNMENTAL, relati...
governmenteses 25 25 GOVERNMENTESE, jargo...
grammaticaster 30 25 (archaic) a petty gr...
granddaughters 28 24 GRANDDAUGHTER, the d...
grandfathering 29 26 GRANDFATHER, to exem...
grangerisation 24 20 the process of grang...
grangerization 27 29 the process of grang...
greengroceries 27 22 GREENGROCERY, fresh...
groundbreakers 27 26 GROUNDBREAKER, one t...
groundskeepers 27 26 GROUNDSKEEPER, a per...
gyrostabiliser 35 22 a gyroscopic device...
gyrostabilizer 38 31 a gyroscopic device...
haberdasheries 29 22 HABERDASHERY, a shop...
haemacytometer 35 27 an apparatus for cou...
haematothermal 29 25 of birds and mammals...
haemocytometer 35 27 an apparatus for cou...
haemodialysers 33 23 HAEMODIALYSER, an ar...
haemodialyzers 36 32 HAEMODIALYZER, an ar...
halterbreaking 30 27 HALTERBREAK, to brea...
hamperednesses 27 24 HAMPEREDNESS, the st...
handkerchieves 33 31 HANDKERCHIEF, a smal...
headmastership 31 25 the office of headma...
headquartering 34 30 HEADQUARTER, to make...
heliotherapies 30 22 HELIOTHERAPY, medica...
hemacytometers 36 27 HEMACYTOMETER, an in...
hemerocallises 31 24 HEMEROCALLIS, the da...
hemispheroidal 32 26 in the form of a hal...
hemocytometers 36 27 HEMOCYTOMETER, an in...
hephthemimeral 35 30 relating to a hephth...
herborisations 27 20 HERBORISATION, botan...
herborizations 30 29 HERBORIZATION, botan...
hereditability 36 23 the quality of being...
hereditariness 25 18 the state of being h...
heresiographer 30 23 a person who writes...
heresiologists 28 19 HERESIOLOGIST, a stu...
heresthetician 30 22 one who practises he...
heritabilities 30 20 HERITABILITY, the st...
hermaphrodites 31 25 HERMAPHRODITE, a hum...
hermaphroditic 35 28 of or like a hermaph...
heroicalnesses 28 21 HEROICALNESS, the st...
herpetological 33 26 relating to herpetol...
herpetologists 30 22 HERPETOLOGIST, one w...
heteroblasties 28 20 HETEROBLASTY, the st...
heterochromous 31 25 having different col...
heterochronies 29 22 HETEROCHRONY, diverg...
heterochronism 31 25 divergence from the...
heterochronous 29 23 divergent from the n...
heteroduplexes 34 29 HETERODUPLEX, a nucl...
heteroflexible 37 31 one of flexible sexu...
heterogameties 26 21 HETEROGAMETY, the st...
heterogonously 32 23 HETEROGONOUS, reprod...
heterographies 30 23 HETEROGRAPHY, incorr...
heterokaryoses 31 22 HETEROKARYOSIS, the...
heterokaryosis 32 22 the condition of hav...
heterokaryotic 35 25 relating to heteroka...
heterolecithal 32 23 of the eggs of birds...
heterologously 34 23 HETEROLOGOUS, differ...
heteromorphies 30 24 HETEROMORPHY, dissim...
heteromorphism 32 27 the state of having...
heteromorphous 30 25 having different for...
heteronomously 32 24 HETERONOMOUS, subjec...
heteronymously 39 26 HETERONYMOUS, like a...
heterophyllies 38 25 HETEROPHYLLY, the st...
heterophyllous 38 26 having the foliage l...
heteroplasties 28 20 HETEROPLASTY, grafti...
heteroploidies 28 21 HETEROPLOIDY, the st...
heteropolarity 34 22 the state of being h...
heterosexually 39 28 HETEROSEXUAL, attrac...
heterosomatous 25 20 of or like the Heter...
heterospecific 36 28 an organism of a dif...
heterostrophic 33 24 consisting of unequa...
heterostylisms 35 22 HETEROSTYLISM, the s...
heterothallies 29 20 HETEROTHALLY, the st...
heterothallism 31 23 the state of being h...
heterotrophies 29 21 HETEROTROPHY, the st...
heterozygosity 42 31 the state of being h...
hibernisations 27 21 HIBERNISATION, the a...
hibernizations 30 30 HIBERNIZATION, the a...
hierarchically 43 28 HIERARCHICAL, of, re...
hieroglyphical 43 30 relating to hierogly...
hieroglyphists 40 26 HIEROGLYPHIST, a per...
hierogrammates 28 24 HIEROGRAMMATE, a wri...
hierogrammatic 32 27 relating to the writ...
hierographical 35 27 related to sacred wr...
homeothermisms 31 27 HOMEOTHERMISM, the m...
homeownerships 33 28 HOMEOWNERSHIP, the f...
homoeothermous 28 25 keeping the same tem...
homoeroticisms 31 25 HOMOEROTICISM, homos...
homoiothermies 29 24 HOMOIOTHERMY, the ma...
huckleberrying 41 33 HUCKLEBERRY [v]
hydroperoxides 40 30 HYDROPEROXIDE, a com...
hydrotherapies 36 24 HYDROTHERAPY, therap...
hydrotherapist 37 24 a practitioner of hy...
hydrothermally 44 28 HYDROTHERMAL, design...
hyperacidities 38 25 HYPERACIDITY, the co...
hyperacuteness 36 26 HYPERACUTE, excessiv...
hyperaesthesia 35 23 excessive sensitivit...
hyperaesthesic 39 26 excessively sensitiv...
hyperaesthetic 39 26 excessively sensitiv...
hyperawareness 35 25 the state of being h...
hyperbarically 48 31 HYPERBARIC, having s...
hyperbatically 48 31 HYPERBATIC, of or pe...
hyperbolically 49 32 HYPERBOLICAL, relati...
hypercalcaemia 41 31 an excess of calcium...
hypercalcaemic 45 34 relating to hypercal...
hypercalcemias 42 31 HYPERCALCEMIA, an ex...
hypercatalexes 43 32 HYPERCATALEXIS, the...
hypercatalexis 44 32 the state of being h...
hypercivilised 42 30 excessively civilise...
hypercivilized 45 39 excessively civilize...
hyperconscious 40 29 excessively consciou...
hypercorrectly 48 30 HYPERCORRECT, refers...
hypercriticise 42 27 to criticise excessi...
hypercriticism 44 30 an instance of being...
hypercriticize 45 36 to criticise excessi...
hyperdactylies 45 28 HYPERDACTYLY, the st...
hyperefficient 41 31 excessively efficien...
hyperemotional 34 26 excessively emotiona...
hyperenergetic 37 27 excessively energeti...
hyperesthesias 36 23 HYPERESTHESIA, exces...
hypereutectoid 37 26 containing the minor...
hyperexcitable 46 35 excessively excitabl...
hyperexcretion 42 32 excessive excretion...
hyperextending 40 33 HYPEREXTEND, to exte...
hyperextension 38 30 the extension of a j...
hyperfunctions 39 30 HYPERFUNCTION, the o...
hypergeometric 39 29 of or relating to op...
hyperglycaemia 46 32 an excess of sugar i...
hyperglycaemic 50 35 suffering from hyper...
hyperglycemias 47 32 HYPERGLYCEMIA, an ex...
hypergolically 48 31 HYPERGOLIC, igniting...
hyperimmunised 37 30 HYPERIMMUNISE, to in...
hyperimmunises 37 29 HYPERIMMUNISE, to in...
hyperimmunized 40 39 HYPERIMMUNIZE, to in...
hyperimmunizes 40 38 HYPERIMMUNIZE, to in...
hyperinflation 36 27 inflation growing at...
hyperirritable 38 25 extremely irritable...
hyperkeratoses 34 25 HYPERKERATOSIS, hype...
hyperkeratosis 35 25 hypertrophy of the h...
hyperkeratotic 38 28 suffering from hyper...
hyperlipidemia 39 29 an abnormally high l...
hypermasculine 39 30 excessively masculin...
hypermetabolic 41 31 relaitng to hypermet...
hypermetropias 37 27 HYPERMETROPIA, longs...
hypermetropies 37 27 HYPERMETROPY, an ina...
hypermodernism 36 29 a hypermodern approa...
hypermodernist 35 26 a practitioner of a...
hypernatraemia 33 25 an abnormally high c...
hyperparasites 36 24 HYPERPARASITE, a par...
hyperparasitic 40 27 of or like a hyperpa...
hyperpigmented 38 31 excessively pigmente...
hyperpituitary 44 27 relating to increase...
hyperpolarised 37 26 HYPERPOLARISE, to in...
hyperpolarises 37 25 HYPERPOLARISE, to in...
hyperpolarized 40 35 HYPERPOLARIZE, to pr...
hyperpolarizes 40 34 HYPERPOLARIZE, to pr...
hyperproducers 40 29 HYPERPRODUCER, an ag...
hyperprosexias 42 31 HYPERPROSEXIA, abnor...
hyperrealistic 39 25 relating to hyperrea...
hyperrealities 35 22 HYPERREALITY, the st...
hyperromantics 38 28 HYPERROMANTIC, one w...
hypersarcomata 37 27 HYPERSARCOMA, proud...
hypersecretion 36 25 excessive secretion...
hypersensitise 34 22 to make hypersensiti...
hypersensitive 36 26 excessively or abnor...
hypersensitize 37 31 to make hypersensiti...
hypersexuality 48 32 the state of being h...
hypersonically 45 29 HYPERSONIC, flying a...
hypersthenites 36 24 HYPERSTHENITE, a pyr...
hyperstimulate 37 26 to stimulate excessi...
hypertrophical 43 30 grown to an abnormal...
hypertrophying 46 31 HYPERTROPHY, to grow...
hyperurbanisms 38 29 HYPERURBANISM [n]
hyperuricaemia 38 28 an abnormal elevatio...
hyperuricemias 39 28 HYPERURICEMIA, exces...
hyperventilate 36 27 to breathe rapidly a...
hypervigilance 41 32 extreme vigilance [n...
hyperviscosity 47 30 extreme viscosity [n...
hypnotherapies 37 27 HYPNOTHERAPY, therap...
hypnotherapist 38 27 one who practises hy...
hypoallergenic 39 29 having little likeli...
hypodermically 47 32 HYPODERMIC, of or pe...
hysterectomies 36 24 HYSTERECTOMY, the su...
hysterectomise 36 24 to remove the womb,...
hysterectomize 39 33 to remove the womb,...
hysteretically 44 25 HYSTERETIC, pertaini...
illiberalising 31 23 ILLIBERALISE, to ren...
illiberalities 30 20 ILLIBERALITY, the st...
illiberalizing 34 32 ILLIBERALIZE, to ren...
illiterateness 25 17 ILLITERATE, having l...
immaterialised 27 22 IMMATERIALISE, to ma...
immaterialises 27 21 IMMATERIALISE, to ma...
immaterialisms 29 24 IMMATERIALISM, the d...
immaterialists 28 21 IMMATERIALIST, an ex...
immaterialized 30 31 IMMATERIALIZE, to ma...
immaterializes 30 30 IMMATERIALIZE, to ma...
immaterialness 26 22 the state of being i...
immiserisation 26 21 progressive impoveri...
immiserization 29 30 progressive impoveri...
immoderateness 24 22 the state of being i...
imperativeness 28 25 IMPERATIVE, expressi...
imperatorially 35 24 IMPERATORIAL, like a...
imperatorships 32 25 IMPERATORSHIP, the o...
imperceptively 42 33 IMPERCEPTIVE, not pe...
imperceptivity 42 32 the state of being i...
impercipiences 35 30 IMPERCIPIENCE, the s...
impercipiently 40 30 IMPERCIPIENT, unperc...
imperfectively 42 33 IMPERFECTIVE, expres...
imperforations 28 24 IMPERFORATION, the s...
imperialnesses 27 22 IMPERIALNESS, the st...
impermanencies 29 28 IMPERMANENCY, the st...
impermeability 38 29 the state of being i...
impersonalised 27 23 IMPERSONALISE, to ma...
impersonalises 27 22 IMPERSONALISE, to ma...
impersonalized 30 32 IMPERSONALIZE, to ma...
impersonalizes 30 31 IMPERSONALIZE, to ma...
impersonations 25 22 IMPERSONATION, the a...
impertinencies 29 25 IMPERTINENCY, impude...
imperturbation 29 25 the state of being u...
imperviability 40 30 the quality of being...
imperviousness 29 26 IMPERVIOUS, not allo...
imponderabilia 29 26 factors in a situati...
impoverishment 32 30 the state of being i...
impropernesses 28 24 IMPROPERNESS, the st...
inadvertencies 27 24 INADVERTENCY, neglig...
inalterability 34 22 the state of being i...
incarcerations 28 22 INCARCERATION, impri...
incoherentness 26 22 the state of being i...
inconsiderable 28 24 not considerable [ad...
inconsiderably 35 26 INCONSIDERABLE, not...
indecipherable 33 28 incapable of being d...
indecipherably 40 30 INDECIPHERABLE, inca...
indeterminable 26 24 incapable of being d...
indeterminably 33 26 INDETERMINABLE, inca...
indeterminisms 26 23 INDETERMINISM, the t...
indeterminists 25 20 INDETERMINIST, a bel...
indifferencies 30 26 INDIFFERENCY, the st...
indifferentism 29 26 the belief that all...
indifferentist 28 23 an exponent of indif...
indiscerptible 33 26 not able to be separ...
indiscoverable 31 27 not discoverable [ad...
individualiser 28 23 one who individualis...
individualizer 31 32 one who individualis...
inerrabilities 27 19 INERRABILITY, the st...
inexpertnesses 30 26 INEXPERTNESS, a lack...
inheritability 36 23 the state of being i...
innumerability 34 26 the quality of being...
inobservations 26 23 INOBSERVATION, lack...
inoperableness 26 23 INOPERABLE, that can...
insuperability 36 25 the state of being i...
intelligencers 29 23 INTELLIGENCER, (arch...
intemerateness 22 19 the state of being i...
interactionism 27 22 the belief that mind...
interactionist 26 19 a belieer in interac...
interambulacra 30 26 INTERAMBULACRUM, in...
interanimation 22 20 mutual animation [n...
interbehaviors 29 24 INTERBEHAVIOR, the b...
interbehaviour 29 25 interaction between...
interbreedings 26 22 INTERBREEDING, the a...
intercalations 26 20 INTERCALATION, an in...
intercessional 26 20 relating to interces...
intercessorial 27 19 interceding, also IN...
interclavicles 34 27 INTERCLAVICLE, a mem...
intercommuning 29 29 INTERCOMMUNE, to com...
intercommunion 27 27 interdenominational...
intercommunity 35 28 between communities...
intercomparing 30 27 INTERCOMPARE, to mak...
interconnected 27 24 INTERCONNECT, to con...
interconnector 27 23 a device or feeder b...
interconnexion 29 28 a mutual connexion [...
interconverted 27 24 INTERCONVERT, to con...
intercorporate 27 21 between corporations...
intercorrelate 26 19 to correlate togethe...
intercurrences 29 23 INTERCURRENCE, the s...
intercurrently 34 23 INTERCURRENT, occurr...
interdependent 23 22 mutually dependent [...
interdepending 25 24 INTERDEPEND, to depe...
interdialectal 28 21 between dialects [ad...
interdictively 37 26 INTERDICTIVE, servin...
interdiffusing 30 26 INTERDIFFUSE, to dif...
interdiffusion 28 24 the process of diffu...
interdigitated 25 19 INTERDIGITATE, to be...
interdigitates 25 18 INTERDIGITATE, to be...
interelectrode 26 20 between electrodes [...
interestedness 22 17 the state of being i...
interferential 25 20 of the nature of int...
interferograms 27 23 INTERFEROGRAM, a pho...
interferometer 25 21 an instrument for an...
interferometry 32 23 the use of two teles...
interfertility 34 21 the state of being i...
interfoliating 27 22 INTERFOLIATE, to int...
intergradation 23 19 the condition of an...
interinfluence 28 25 to influence recipro...
interinvolving 29 28 INTERINVOLVE, to inv...
interjacencies 30 31 INTERJACENCY, the st...
interjaculated 29 30 INTERJACULATE, to ej...
interjaculates 29 29 INTERJACULATE, to ej...
interjectional 28 29 of, relating to, or...
interlacements 27 23 INTERLACEMENT, the s...
interlaminated 24 21 INTERLAMINATE, to in...
interlaminates 24 20 INTERLAMINATE, to in...
interlineating 24 20 INTERLINEATE, to wri...
interlineation 22 18 the state of being i...
interlingually 34 24 INTERLINGUAL, relati...
interlocations 26 20 INTERLOCATION, a pla...
interlocutions 27 21 INTERLOCUTION, dialo...
interlocutress 28 20 a female interlocuto...
interlocutrice 31 23 a female interlocuto...
interlunations 23 19 INTERLUNATION, the d...
intermarriages 25 20 INTERMARRIAGE, marri...
intermaxillary 39 29 between the maxillar...
intermediacies 27 22 INTERMEDIACY, the ac...
intermediaries 24 19 INTERMEDIARY, a medi...
intermediately 31 22 INTERMEDIATE, placed...
intermediating 25 22 INTERMEDIATE, to med...
intermediation 23 20 the act of coming be...
intermediators 24 19 INTERMEDIATOR, one w...
intermediatory 30 21 relating to intermed...
intermenstrual 25 21 occurring between me...
intermetallics 30 23 INTERMETALLIC, an in...
intermigration 25 21 two-way migration be...
intermittences 27 22 INTERMITTENCE, the s...
intermittently 32 22 INTERMITTENT, coming...
intermittingly 34 24 INTERMITTING [adv]
intermolecular 29 24 between molecules [n...
internalnesses 22 18 INTERNALNESS, the st...
internationals 22 18 INTERNATIONAL, one t...
internucleonic 29 25 between nucleons [ad...
interoceptions 27 22 INTEROCEPTION, sensi...
interoperative 26 22 between operatives [...
interosculated 27 21 INTEROSCULATE, to co...
interosculates 27 20 INTEROSCULATE, to co...
interparochial 31 24 between parishes [ad...
interpellating 28 23 INTERPELLATE, to que...
interpellation 26 21 a formal questioning...
interpellators 27 20 INTERPELLATOR, one w...
interpenetrant 23 20 mutually penetrating...
interpenetrate 23 19 to penetrate mutuall...
interpermeated 25 22 INTERPERMEATE, to pe...
interpermeates 25 21 INTERPERMEATE, to pe...
interpilasters 27 19 INTERPILASTER, a spa...
interplanetary 31 22 between planets [adj...
interpolations 25 20 INTERPOLATION, the a...
interpositions 25 19 INTERPOSITION, the a...
interpretating 26 21 INTERPRETATE, (archa...
interpretation 24 19 the act or the resul...
interpretative 27 22 relating to interpre...
interpretesses 25 18 INTERPRETESS, (obsol...
interpretively 35 25 INTERPRETIVE, relati...
interpunctions 28 24 INTERPUNCTION, the i...
interpunctuate 28 24 to insert punctuatio...
interpupillary 37 26 extending between th...
interrelatedly 31 20 INTERRELATED [adv]
interrelations 23 17 INTERRELATION, the s...
interreligious 26 19 between religions [a...
interrogations 23 18 INTERROGATION, the a...
interrogatives 26 21 INTERROGATIVE, a wor...
interruptively 36 26 INTERRUPTIVE, servin...
intersectional 26 20 relating to an inter...
intersegmental 25 22 between segments [ad...
intersexualism 32 27 the state of being i...
intersexuality 37 26 the state of being i...
interspatially 34 22 INTERSPATIAL, of or...
interspersedly 33 22 INTERSPERSED [adv]
interspersions 25 19 INTERSPERSION, the a...
intersterility 32 18 the state of being i...
interstitially 33 19 INTERSTITIAL, occurr...
intertextually 38 27 INTERTEXTUAL, of or...
intertwinement 26 23 the state of being i...
intertwiningly 35 25 INTERTWINING [adv]
intervalometer 26 23 a device that operat...
interventional 24 22 of the nature of int...
intervertebral 28 23 between vertebrae [a...
interweavement 27 26 the act of interweav...
interwreathing 29 23 INTERWREATHE, to twi...
intolerability 34 22 the state of being i...
intolerantness 22 18 INTOLERANT, not tole...
intramercurial 29 23 within Mercury's orb...
introversively 35 26 INTROVERSIVE, relate...
inveterateness 23 20 the state of being i...
isogeothermals 28 22 ISOGEOTHERMAL, a lin...
isogeothermics 31 24 ISOGEOTHERMIC, a lin...
isomerisations 24 18 ISOMERISATION, the p...
isomerizations 27 27 ISOMERIZATION, the p...
isoperimetries 27 20 ISOPERIMETRY, the st...
isoproterenols 25 19 ISOPROTERENOL, a sym...
jerrymandering 33 33 JERRYMANDER, to rear...
kapellmeisters 30 26 KAPELLMEISTER, (Germ...
keratinisation 23 20 the process of makin...
keratinization 26 29 the process of makin...
keratinophilic 33 28 of fungi, exhibiting...
keratoplasties 27 22 KERATOPLASTY, plasti...
kettledrummers 29 27 KETTLEDRUMMER, one w...
kindergartener 24 23 KINDERGARTEN [v]
kindergartners 25 23 KINDERGARTNER, a tea...
knickerbockers 35 36 loose breeches gathe...
knuckleballers 34 33 KNUCKLEBALLER, a pla...
knuckledusters 31 30 KNUCKLEDUSTER, a met...
lacerabilities 31 22 LACERABILITY, the qu...
landownerships 31 26 LANDOWNERSHIP, the o...
lateralisation 24 17 the process of later...
lateralization 27 26 the process of later...
lateroversions 25 20 LATEROVERSION, abnor...
leatherinesses 25 18 LEATHERINESS, the st...
leatherjackets 32 33 LEATHERJACKET, any o...
lectisterniums 30 23 LECTISTERNIUM, (Lati...
legerdemainist 26 22 one who practises le...
lepidopterists 30 22 LEPIDOPTERIST, a spe...
letterspacings 31 24 LETTERSPACING, inser...
lexicographers 39 32 LEXICOGRAPHER, an au...
liberalisation 27 20 the process of liber...
liberalization 30 29 the act of liberaliz...
liberationisms 28 22 LIBERATIONISM, the c...
liberationists 27 19 LIBERATIONIST, a bel...
libertarianism 28 22 belief in the maximu...
literalisation 25 17 the process of liter...
literalization 28 26 the act of literaliz...
literarinesses 24 16 LITERARINESS, the st...
literatenesses 23 16 LITERATENESS, the st...
liverishnesses 29 22 LIVERISHNESS, the st...
locksmitheries 33 27 LOCKSMITHERY, the cr...
lubberlinesses 30 24 LUBBERLINESS, the st...
lumbersomeness 28 26 LUMBERSOME, lumberin...
maccheroncinis 35 30 MACCHERONCINI, a typ...
magnetospheres 28 25 MAGNETOSPHERE, a reg...
magnetospheric 32 28 relating to the magn...
maladministers 27 23 MALADMINISTER, to ad...
malapertnesses 26 22 MALAPERTNESS, the st...
managerialisms 27 24 MANAGERIALISM, the a...
managerialists 26 21 MANAGERIALIST, a pro...
mannerlessness 23 21 MANNERLESS, without...
mannerlinesses 23 21 MANNERLINESS, the st...
massotherapies 28 22 MASSOTHERAPY, therap...
massotherapist 29 22 one who practises ma...
masterlinesses 25 19 MASTERLINESS, the st...
materialnesses 24 19 MATERIALNESS, the st...
mechanotherapy 38 30 the treatment of dis...
megaherbivores 31 28 MEGAHERBIVORE, a lar...
megavertebrate 28 26 a very large vertebr...
mercantilistic 33 25 relating to mercanti...
mercaptopurine 31 28 an antimetabolite so...
mercerisations 27 21 MERCERISATION, the p...
mercerizations 30 30 MERCERIZATION, the p...
merchandisings 31 27 MERCHANDISING, buyin...
merchandizings 34 36 MERCHANDIZING, buyin...
mercifulnesses 31 26 MERCIFULNESS, the st...
mercurialising 31 25 MERCURIALISE, to tre...
mercurialities 30 22 MERCURIALITY, the st...
mercurializing 34 34 MERCURIALIZE, to tre...
meretriciously 36 24 MERETRICIOUS, superf...
mesenteritises 24 18 MESENTERITIS, inflam...
mesmerisations 25 21 MESMERISATION, the p...
mesmerizations 28 30 MESMERIZATION, the p...
metallographer 31 26 one who practises me...
microaerophile 32 26 an organism, esp. a...
microbreweries 33 26 MICROBREWERY, a smal...
microcomputers 35 30 MICROCOMPUTER, a sma...
micropublisher 37 30 one who publishes in...
micropyrometer 37 28 a pyrometer for meas...
microspherical 37 29 of or like a microsp...
microsurgeries 30 23 MICROSURGERY, minute...
middlebreakers 29 27 MIDDLEBREAKER, a dou...
mineralisation 24 20 the act of mineralis...
mineralization 27 29 the act of mineraliz...
mineralogising 27 24 MINERALOGISE, to col...
mineralogizing 30 33 MINERALOGIZE, to col...
ministerialist 27 19 a supporter of the g...
misadventurers 27 24 MISADVENTURER, one w...
misadvertences 29 26 MISADVERTENCE, inadv...
misgovernances 29 28 MISGOVERNANCE, misgo...
misgovernaunce 29 29 (Spenser) misgovernm...
misgovernments 28 28 MISGOVERNMENT, wrong...
misinterpreted 27 22 MISINTERPRET, to exp...
misinterpreter 27 21 one who misinterpret...
misobservances 31 28 MISOBSERVANCE, an in...
misperceptions 32 27 MISPERCEPTION, a fal...
mispersuasions 27 22 MISPERSUASION, a wro...
misreferencing 30 27 MISREFERENCE, to ref...
misregistering 28 22 MISREGISTER, to regi...
misremembering 30 29 MISREMEMBER, to reme...
misrepresenter 26 21 one who misrepresent...
misunderstands 25 22 MISUNDERSTAND, to fa...
moderatenesses 22 19 MODERATENESS, the st...
moderatorships 29 23 MODERATORSHIP, the o...
modernisations 23 20 MODERNISATION, the a...
modernizations 26 29 MODERNIZATION, the a...
monoglycerides 35 27 MONOGLYCERIDE, any o...
morphographers 34 29 MORPHOGRAPHER, an ar...
motherlessness 27 21 the state of being m...
motherlinesses 27 21 MOTHERLINESS, the st...
mountaineering 23 23 the sport or techniq...
mouthbreathers 31 25 MOUTHBREATHER, a per...
multichambered 35 31 having many chambers...
multicharacter 35 27 having many characte...
multiemployers 37 28 MULTIEMPLOYER, one w...
multilaterally 36 24 MULTILATERAL, having...
multiparameter 29 25 featuring many param...
multiversities 30 23 MULTIVERSITY, a majo...
musselcrackers 34 29 MUSSELCRACKER, a lar...
mysteriousness 31 21 the state of being m...
narcoterrorism 27 21 drug-related terrori...
narcoterrorist 26 18 one who engages in n...
neanderthalers 24 20 NEANDERTHALER [n]
neanderthaloid 24 21 of or like a neander...
neoliberalisms 28 23 NEOLIBERALISM, the s...
neurocomputers 29 26 NEUROCOMPUTER, a com...
neurosurgeries 24 19 NEUROSURGERY, surger...
newspaperwoman 32 31 a woman who owns or...
newspaperwomen 32 31 NEWSPAPERWOMAN, a wo...
nitrobacterium 30 25 a bacterium that con...
nitroglycerine 34 24 a powerful explosive...
nitroglycerins 35 24 NITROGLYCERIN, a pow...
nonbelligerent 26 24 one who is not a bel...
nonchurchgoers 34 29 NONCHURCHGOER, one w...
nonconvertible 29 28 not convertible [adj...
noncooperation 24 23 failure or refusal t...
noncooperative 27 26 of, relating to, or...
noncooperators 25 22 NONCOOPERATOR, one w...
nondiversified 27 25 not diversified [adj...
nonemergencies 25 25 NONEMERGENCY, someth...
nonengineering 21 23 not related to engin...
noninteracting 25 23 not interacting [adj...
noninteractive 26 24 not interactive [adj...
nonintercourse 24 21 something that is no...
nonmemberships 31 30 NONMEMBERSHIP, the s...
nonobservances 27 27 NONOBSERVANCE, a lac...
nonoperational 22 21 not operational [adj...
nonoverlapping 29 30 not overlapping [adj...
nonperformance 28 29 something that is no...
nonperishables 29 25 NONPERISHABLE, somet...
nonphilosopher 31 27 someone who is not a...
nonprogrammers 27 27 NONPROGRAMMER, someo...
nonrecoverable 28 27 that cannot be recov...
nonsupervisory 33 26 not supervisory [adj...
nonterminating 23 23 not terminating or e...
nontherapeutic 29 25 not therapeutic [adj...
norethisterone 23 18 a molecule used in s...
numberlessness 27 24 NUMBERLESS, without...
numerabilities 28 23 NUMERABILITY, the qu...
numerousnesses 23 21 NUMEROUSNESS, the st...
observableness 29 26 the state of being o...
obstreperating 28 23 OBSTREPERATE, (Stern...
obstreperously 35 24 OBSTREPEROUS, noisy,...
oceanographers 29 25 OCEANOGRAPHER, one w...
onchocerciases 33 26 ONCHOCERCIASIS, infe...
onchocerciasis 34 26 infestation with or...
operationalism 26 22 the theory that defi...
operationalist 25 19 an exponent of opera...
ophthalmometer 32 28 an instrument for me...
orthopterology 35 24 the study of cockroa...
osteodermatous 23 19 of or like an osteod...
outgeneralling 26 23 OUTGENERAL, to surpa...
outmaneuvering 26 27 OUTMANEUVER, to surp...
outsidernesses 23 17 OUTSIDERNESS, the st...
overabundances 28 28 OVERABUNDANCE, an ex...
overaccentuate 29 26 to accentuate excess...
overactivities 31 25 OVERACTIVITY, excess...
overadjustment 28 33 an excessive adjustm...
overadvertised 27 24 OVERADVERTISE, to ad...
overadvertises 27 23 OVERADVERTISE, to ad...
overadvertized 30 33 OVERADVERTIZE, to ad...
overadvertizes 30 32 OVERADVERTIZE, to ad...
overaggressive 29 26 excessively aggressi...
overanalytical 35 26 excessively analytic...
overarticulate 29 23 to articulate excess...
overassertions 24 19 OVERASSERTION, an ex...
overassessment 25 22 excessive assessment...
overattentions 23 20 OVERATTENTION, exces...
overbejewelled 33 36 excessively adorned...
overbreathings 30 26 OVERBREATHING, hyper...
overburdensome 27 27 excessively burdenso...
overburthening 30 28 OVERBURTHEN, (archai...
overcapacities 33 27 OVERCAPACITY, excess...
overcapitalise 31 25 to put a nominal val...
overcapitalize 34 34 to put a nominal val...
overcautiously 36 26 OVERCAUTIOUS [adv]
overcentralise 28 23 to centralise excess...
overcentralize 31 32 to centralize to exc...
overclassified 32 26 OVERCLASSIFY, to cla...
overclassifies 32 25 OVERCLASSIFY, to cla...
overcommitment 31 31 excessive commitment...
overcommitting 32 30 OVERCOMMIT, to commi...
overcompensate 29 28 to compensate excess...
overcompliance 34 32 excessive compliance...
overcomplicate 35 31 to complicate excess...
overcompressed 31 28 OVERCOMPRESS, to com...
overcompresses 31 27 OVERCOMPRESS, to com...
overconcerning 30 29 OVERCONCERN, to conc...
overconfidence 31 30 excessive confidence...
overconstructs 32 26 OVERCONSTRUCT, to co...
overcontrolled 29 25 OVERCONTROL, to cont...
overcorrecting 32 27 OVERCORRECT, to corr...
overcorrection 30 25 excessive correction...
overdecorating 28 25 OVERDECORATE, to dec...
overdecoration 26 23 excessively decorati...
overdependence 27 28 excessive dependence...
overdetermined 25 24 excessively determin...
overdeveloping 30 30 OVERDEVELOP, to deve...
overdiscounted 28 25 OVERDISCOUNT, to dis...
overdocumented 28 28 OVERDOCUMENT, to doc...
overdominances 27 27 OVERDOMINANCE, the s...
overdramatised 26 23 OVERDRAMATISE, to dr...
overdramatises 26 22 OVERDRAMATISE, to dr...
overdramatized 29 32 OVERDRAMATIZE, to dr...
overdramatizes 29 31 OVERDRAMATIZE, to dr...
overeducations 27 24 OVEREDUCATION, exces...
overelaborated 26 23 OVERELABORATE, to el...
overelaborates 26 22 OVERELABORATE, to el...
overemphasised 30 27 OVEREMPHASIS [v]
overemphasises 30 26 OVEREMPHASISE, to em...
overemphasized 33 36 OVEREMPHASIZE, to em...
overemphasizes 33 35 OVEREMPHASIZE, to em...
overemployment 35 31 the situation where...
overencouraged 27 26 OVERENCOURAGE, to en...
overencourages 27 25 OVERENCOURAGE, to en...
overengineered 23 23 OVERENGINEER, to eng...
overenthusiasm 28 25 an excessive enthusi...
overestimating 27 24 OVERESTIMATE, to est...
overestimation 25 22 the act of overestim...
overevaluation 26 25 excessive evaluation...
overexaggerate 31 29 to exaggerate excess...
overexcitement 34 32 excessive excitement...
overexercising 35 31 OVEREXERCISE, to exe...
overexpansions 31 30 OVEREXPANSION, exces...
overexplaining 34 33 OVEREXPLAIN, to expl...
overexploiting 35 32 OVEREXPLOIT, to expl...
overextensions 29 27 OVEREXTENSION, an ex...
overextraction 33 29 excessive extraction...
overfastidious 28 23 excessively fastidio...
overfertilised 29 23 OVERFERTILISE, to fe...
overfertilises 29 22 OVERFERTILISE, to fe...
overfertilized 32 32 OVERFERTILIZE, to fe...
overfertilizes 32 31 OVERFERTILIZE, to fe...
overfinenesses 25 23 OVERFINENESS, the st...
overflourished 31 26 OVERFLOURISH, to cov...
overflourishes 31 25 OVERFLOURISH, to cov...
overfondnesses 25 24 OVERFONDNESS, the st...
overfreighting 32 28 OVERFREIGHT, to over...
overfulfilling 35 31 OVERFULFILL, to fulf...
overfullnesses 29 25 OVERFULLNESS, the st...
overgeneralise 25 22 to generalise to exc...
overgeneralize 28 31 to generalize to exc...
overgenerosity 31 23 excessive generosity...
overgenerously 32 25 OVERGENEROUS, excess...
overglamorised 28 25 OVERGLAMORISE, to gl...
overglamorises 28 24 OVERGLAMORISE, to gl...
overglamorized 31 34 OVERGLAMORIZE, to gl...
overglamorizes 31 33 OVERGLAMORIZE, to gl...
overharvesting 30 27 OVERHARVEST, to harv...
overhomogenise 27 26 to homogenise excess...
overhomogenize 30 35 to homogenize to exc...
overidealising 27 23 OVERIDEALISE, to ide...
overidealizing 30 32 OVERIDEALIZE, to ide...
overidentified 27 24 OVERIDENTIFY, to ide...
overidentifies 27 23 OVERIDENTIFY, to ide...
overimpressing 30 27 OVERIMPRESS, to impr...
overindulgence 29 28 excessive indulgence...
overinflations 27 24 OVERINFLATION, exces...
overinsurances 27 24 OVERINSURANCE, exces...
overinvestment 27 27 excessive investment...
overkindnesses 25 25 OVERKINDNESS, the st...
overlengthened 27 26 OVERLENGTHEN, to len...
overmaturities 27 22 OVERMATURITY, excess...
overmedicating 30 28 OVERMEDICATE, to med...
overmedication 28 26 excessive medication...
overmultiplied 32 28 OVERMULTIPLY, to bec...
overmultiplies 32 27 OVERMULTIPLY, to bec...
overmultituded 29 26 OVERMULTITUDE, (Milt...
overmultitudes 29 25 OVERMULTITUDE, (Milt...
overnicenesses 26 23 OVERNICENESS, the st...
overnourishing 28 25 OVERNOURISH, to nour...
overnutritions 25 21 OVERNUTRITION, exces...
overoptimistic 33 27 excessively optimist...
overorganising 26 24 OVERORGANISE, to org...
overorganizing 29 33 OVERORGANIZE, to org...
overornamented 23 24 OVERORNAMENT, to orn...
overparticular 32 26 excessively particul...
overpedallings 30 27 OVERPEDALLING, exces...
overpersuading 28 26 OVERPERSUADE, to per...
overpersuasion 26 23 excessive persuasion...
overpopulating 31 29 OVERPOPULATE, to pop...
overpopulation 29 27 population so dense...
overpoweringly 38 30 OVERPOWERING [adv]
overprescribed 33 28 OVERPRESCRIBE, to pr...
overprescribes 33 27 OVERPRESCRIBE, to pr...
overprivileged 32 29 excessively privileg...
overprocessing 31 27 OVERPROCESS, to proc...
overproduction 30 27 excessive production...
overprograming 30 29 OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overprogrammed 30 30 OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overproportion 28 25 to make disproportio...
overprotecting 31 27 OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overprotection 29 25 excessive protection...
overprotective 32 28 OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overrashnesses 26 21 OVERRASHNESS, the st...
overrefinement 26 26 excessive refinement...
overregulating 28 25 OVERREGULATE, to reg...
overregulation 26 23 excessive regulation...
overresponding 27 26 OVERRESPOND, to resp...
overripenesses 26 22 OVERRIPENESS, the st...
oversaturating 26 22 OVERSATURATE, to sat...
oversaturation 24 20 excessive saturation...
overscrupulous 33 28 excessively scrupulo...
oversecretions 27 22 OVERSECRETION, exces...
oversimplified 33 29 OVERSIMPLIFY, to sim...
oversimplifies 33 28 OVERSIMPLIFY, to sim...
oversimplistic 35 28 excessively simplist...
oversolicitous 30 23 excessively solicito...
overspecialise 31 25 to specialise to exc...
overspecialize 34 34 to specialize to exc...
overspeculated 31 27 OVERSPECULATE, to sp...
overspeculates 31 26 OVERSPECULATE, to sp...
overstatements 25 22 OVERSTATEMENT, an ex...
overstimulated 28 24 OVERSTIMULATE, to st...
overstimulates 28 23 OVERSTIMULATE, to st...
overstretching 32 26 OVERSTRETCH, to stre...
overstructured 30 24 excessively structur...
oversubscribed 34 29 OVERSUBSCRIBE, to su...
oversubscribes 34 28 OVERSUBSCRIBE, to su...
oversubtleties 29 23 OVERSUBTLETY, an exc...
oversuspicious 32 26 excessively suspicio...
oversweetening 27 25 OVERSWEETEN, to swee...
overtightening 29 26 OVERTIGHTEN, to tigh...
overtreatments 25 22 OVERTREATMENT, an ex...
overvaluations 27 25 OVERVALUATION, exces...
overweathering 30 26 OVERWEATHER, (Shakes...
overwhelmingly 41 33 OVERWHELMING, crushi...
oystercatchers 38 24 OYSTERCATCHER, a bla...
pachydermatous 38 29 thick-skinned, also...
palaeographers 30 25 PALAEOGRAPHER, a stu...
pamperednesses 27 25 PAMPEREDNESS, the st...
pamphleteering 32 29 PAMPHLETEER, to writ...
panradiometers 25 22 PANRADIOMETER, an in...
panspermatisms 30 27 PANSPERMATISM, the t...
panspermatists 29 24 PANSPERMATIST, a bel...
pantalooneries 23 20 PANTALOONERY, buffoo...
parameterising 27 23 PARAMETERISE, to set...
parameterizing 30 32 PARAMETERIZE, to set...
particulariser 31 22 one who particularis...
particularizer 34 31 one who particulariz...
partridgeberry 36 25 a North American tra...
passementeries 25 21 PASSEMENTERIE, (Fren...
passionflowers 31 25 PASSIONFLOWER, any f...
pauperisations 27 22 PAUPERISATION, the p...
pauperizations 30 31 PAUPERIZATION, the p...
pectinesterase 27 21 an enzyme that catal...
peerlessnesses 25 19 PEERLESSNESS, the st...
perambulations 29 26 PERAMBULATION, the a...
perceivability 41 30 the quality of being...
perceptibility 42 29 the state of being p...
perceptiveness 32 28 PERCEPTIVE, responsi...
perceptivities 34 27 PERCEPTIVITY, the st...
percussionists 30 22 PERCUSSIONIST, one w...
percussiveness 31 26 the state of being p...
percutaneously 35 26 PERCUTANEOUS, done o...
peregrinations 25 21 PEREGRINATION, an ex...
peremptoriness 28 24 the state of being p...
perennialities 25 20 PERENNIALITY, the st...
perennibranchs 31 28 PERENNIBRANCH, a cre...
perfectibilian 34 28 a believer in the pe...
perfectibilism 37 30 the doctrine that hu...
perfectibilist 36 27 a believer in the pe...
perfectibility 42 29 the state of being p...
perfectionated 29 25 PERFECTIONATE, to br...
perfectionates 29 24 PERFECTIONATE, to br...
perfectionisms 32 27 PERFECTIONISM, the d...
perfectionists 31 24 PERFECTIONIST, one w...
perfectiveness 32 28 PERFECTIVE, tending...
perfectivities 34 27 PERFECTIVITY, the st...
perfervidities 31 25 PERFERVIDITY, the st...
perfidiousness 28 23 the state of being p...
performability 39 29 the state of being p...
performatively 38 30 PERFORMATIVE, of a s...
pericarditises 30 21 PERICARDITIS, inflam...
perilousnesses 26 20 PERILOUSNESS, the st...
perimenopausal 28 26 relating to the peri...
perimenopauses 27 25 PERIMENOPAUSE, the p...
perimetrically 39 27 PERIMETRICAL, relati...
perineuritises 26 19 PERINEURITIS, inflam...
periodicalists 31 22 PERIODICALIST, a per...
periodisations 25 19 PERIODISATION, divis...
periodizations 28 28 PERIODIZATION, divis...
periodontology 32 24 the branch of dentis...
peripateticism 33 26 the state of being p...
periphrastical 35 26 of or like periphras...
periscopically 43 30 PERISCOPIC, viewing...
perishableness 30 24 the state of being p...
perissodactyle 36 24 an animal of the Per...
perissodactyls 37 24 PERISSODACTYL, an an...
peritoneoscopy 35 26 the visual examinati...
peritrichously 40 26 PERITRICHOUS, having...
perlocutionary 35 25 relating to perlocut...
perlustrations 27 20 PERLUSTRATION, the a...
permeabilities 30 24 PERMEABILITY, the ca...
permissibility 39 26 the state of being p...
permissiveness 29 25 PERMISSIVE, permitti...
permittivities 31 24 PERMITTIVITY, the ra...
permutableness 29 26 PERMUTABLE, that can...
perniciousness 28 23 PERNICIOUS, destruct...
pernicketiness 29 26 the state of being p...
perpendiculars 32 27 PERPENDICULAR, a per...
perpetualities 29 22 PERPETUALITY, the st...
perscrutations 29 22 PERSCRUTATION, a tho...
perseverations 26 22 PERSEVERATION, conti...
personableness 26 23 PERSONABLE, attracti...
perspectivisms 36 30 PERSPECTIVISM, the t...
perspectivists 35 27 PERSPECTIVIST, a bel...
perspicacities 35 26 PERSPICACITY, the st...
persuadability 36 25 the quality of being...
persuasibility 37 24 the state of being p...
persuasiveness 27 23 PERSUASIVE, tending...
pertinaciously 36 25 PERTINACIOUS, stubbo...
perturbational 28 23 relating to perturba...
perturbatories 28 21 PERTURBATORY [n]
perversenesses 26 22 PERVERSENESS, the st...
perviousnesses 27 23 PERVIOUSNESS, the st...
pettifoggeries 30 24 PETTIFOGGERY, dealin...
phalansterians 27 22 PHALANSTERIAN, a per...
phalansterisms 30 24 PHALANSTERISM, suppo...
phalansterists 29 21 PHALANSTERIST, a sup...
philosophaster 33 25 an amateur or superf...
philosopheress 33 25 a female philosopher...
philosophisers 34 25 PHILOSOPHISER, one w...
philosophizers 37 34 PHILOSOPHIZER, one w...
photocomposers 33 28 PHOTOCOMPOSER, one w...
photoengravers 29 26 PHOTOENGRAVER, one w...
photofinishers 32 25 PHOTOFINISHER, one t...
photoperiodism 31 26 a plant or animal's...
phototherapies 31 24 PHOTOTHERAPY, the tr...
photothermally 39 28 PHOTOTHERMAL, of or...
phrontisteries 28 20 PHRONTISTERY, a plac...
phycoerythrins 46 29 PHYCOERYTHRIN, any o...
physiographers 40 28 PHYSIOGRAPHER, one w...
phytoplankters 38 30 PHYTOPLANKTER, a pla...
phytotherapies 38 26 PHYTOTHERAPY, the tr...
piercingnesses 29 24 PIERCINGNESS, the st...
plasmaphereses 31 26 PLASMAPHERESIS, the...
plasmapheresis 32 26 the process of separ...
plasterinesses 26 19 PLASTERINESS, the st...
platitudiniser 28 21 one who utters plati...
platitudinizer 31 30 one who utters plati...
pneumatometers 26 25 PNEUMATOMETER, an in...
poikilothermal 32 28 having a variable bl...
poikilothermic 35 30 having a variable bl...
polydispersity 43 26 the state of being p...
polymerisation 33 24 a chemical reaction...
polymerization 36 33 a chemical reaction...
posteriorities 26 17 POSTERIORITY, the st...
posterisations 25 18 POSTERISATION, a vid...
posterizations 28 27 POSTERIZATION, a vid...
posterolateral 26 19 posterior and latera...
postexperience 35 31 taking place after a...
postliberation 28 22 taking place after l...
postmastership 32 25 the office of postma...
postmodernisms 28 25 POSTMODERNISM, a mov...
postmodernists 27 22 POSTMODERNIST, a fol...
potentiometers 25 21 POTENTIOMETER, an in...
powerfulnesses 31 26 POWERFULNESS, the st...
prayerlessness 32 21 the state of being p...
preconcertedly 38 28 PRECONCERTED [adv]
predeterminate 25 22 determined in advanc...
predeterminers 26 22 PREDETERMINER, a lim...
predetermining 27 25 PREDETERMINE, to for...
predeterminism 28 25 determinism [n -S]
prediscoveries 31 25 PREDISCOVERY, a prel...
preferableness 29 25 the state of being p...
preferentially 35 25 PREFERENTIAL, showin...
preinterviewed 30 26 PREINTERVIEW, to int...
preoperational 26 22 preceding an operati...
preoperatively 36 27 PREOPERATIVE, occurr...
preperformance 32 30 preceding a performa...
preponderances 28 26 PREPONDERANCE, a sup...
preponderantly 33 26 PREPONDERANT, having...
preponderately 33 25 PREPONDERATE, surpas...
preponderating 27 25 PREPONDERATE, to sur...
preponderation 25 23 the act of preponder...
preposterously 35 24 PREPOSTEROUS, contra...
preregistering 28 22 PREREGISTER, to regi...
prerevisionist 28 22 preceding revisionis...
presbyterially 43 26 PRESBYTERIAL, relati...
presbyterships 40 27 PRESBYTERSHIP, the o...
preservability 38 27 the state of being p...
preservatories 27 21 PRESERVATORY, someth...
presterilising 29 21 PRESTERILISE, to ste...
presterilizing 32 30 PRESTERILIZE, to ste...
pretenderships 30 24 PRETENDERSHIP, the o...
pretermination 25 22 a preliminary termin...
pretermissions 27 21 PRETERMISSION, the a...
preterperfects 33 26 PRETERPERFECT, the p...
proliferations 28 22 PROLIFERATION, a rap...
propagandisers 28 24 PROPAGANDISER, one w...
propagandizers 31 33 PROPAGANDIZER, one w...
properispomena 29 27 PROPERISPOMENON, a w...
prosopographer 32 27 a writer of prosopog...
prosperousness 27 22 PROSPEROUS, thriving...
protuberancies 30 25 PROTUBERANCY, a swel...
protuberations 27 22 PROTUBERATION, a swe...
proverbialised 31 26 PROVERBIALISE, to ma...
proverbialises 31 25 PROVERBIALISE, to ma...
proverbialisms 33 28 PROVERBIALISM, a say...
proverbialists 32 25 PROVERBIALIST, one w...
proverbialized 34 35 PROVERBIALIZE, to ma...
proverbializes 34 34 PROVERBIALIZE, to ma...
psychoanalyser 43 28 one who psychoanalys...
psychoanalyzer 46 37 one who psychoanalyz...
psychobabblers 45 34 PSYCHOBABBLER, one w...
pteridological 32 25 relating to pteridol...
pteridologists 29 21 PTERIDOLOGIST, one w...
pteridophilist 33 24 a fern-lover [n -S]
pteridophytous 37 26 of or like a pterido...
pterylographic 42 30 relating to pterylog...
pulverisations 29 24 PULVERISATION, the p...
pulverizations 32 33 PULVERIZATION, the a...
pyrheliometers 36 25 PYRHELIOMETER, an in...
pyrophotometer 36 27 a type of pyrometer...
quadrilaterals 34 27 QUADRILATERAL, a pol...
quadriliterals 35 27 QUADRILITERAL, a wor...
quaquaversally 50 42 QUAQUAVERSAL, slopin...
quarterbacking 39 37 wisdom after the eve...
quarterdeckers 36 32 QUARTERDECKER, a sti...
quartermasters 33 27 QUARTERMASTER, one i...
quaternionists 31 26 QUATERNIONIST, a per...
querimoniously 40 32 QUERIMONIOUS, compla...
quicksilvering 42 39 the mercury on the b...
quicksilverish 44 38 somewhat like quicks...
radiotelemeter 24 19 an instrument for me...
radiotherapies 27 20 RADIOTHERAPY, treatm...
radiotherapist 28 20 one who practises ra...
reaccelerating 30 24 REACCELERATE, to acc...
realpolitikers 29 23 REALPOLITIKER, (Germ...
reconnoiterers 24 19 RECONNOITERER, one w...
reconnoitering 25 22 RECONNOITER, (US) to...
recoverability 38 27 the state of being r...
redeliverances 28 24 REDELIVERANCE, the a...
reembroidering 27 24 REEMBROIDER, to outl...
reencountering 25 23 REENCOUNTER, to enco...
reexperiencing 34 31 REEXPERIENCE, to exp...
referentiality 32 21 the state of being r...
reflectometers 30 24 REFLECTOMETER, instr...
refractometers 29 23 REFRACTOMETER, an in...
refrigerations 26 20 REFRIGERATION, the a...
regenerateness 21 18 the state of being r...
regeneratively 32 24 REGENERATIVE, servin...
reinnervations 23 21 REINNERVATION, the a...
reinterpreting 26 21 REINTERPRET, to inte...
reinterrogated 23 18 REINTERROGATE, to in...
reinterrogates 23 17 REINTERROGATE, to in...
reinterviewing 29 25 REINTERVIEW, to inte...
remanufacturer 29 26 one who remanufactur...
rematerialised 25 19 REMATERIALISE, to ma...
rematerialises 25 18 REMATERIALISE, to ma...
rematerialized 28 28 REMATERIALIZE, to ma...
rematerializes 28 27 REMATERIALIZE, to ma...
remineralising 26 22 REMINERALISE, to rep...
remineralizing 29 31 REMINERALIZE, to rep...
remunerability 34 25 the quality of being...
remuneratively 33 26 REMUNERATIVE, servin...
rensselaerites 23 16 RENSSELAERITE, a kin...
reregistration 24 17 the act of reregiste...
reservationist 25 19 one who makes a rese...
reservednesses 24 20 RESERVEDNESS, the st...
retransferring 26 21 RETRANSFER, to trans...
reupholstering 30 24 REUPHOLSTER, to upho...
reverberations 26 22 REVERBERATION, an ac...
reverentnesses 23 20 REVERENTNESS, the st...
reversionaries 24 19 REVERSIONARY [n]
revolutioniser 26 21 one who revolutionis...
revolutionizer 29 30 one who effects a re...
rhinoscleromas 30 24 RHINOSCLEROMA, a dis...
rhyparographer 39 28 one who does genre o...
rollerbladings 30 24 ROLLERBLADING, the s...
rollercoasters 28 19 ROLLERCOASTER, to di...
rumormongering 27 27 the spreading of rum...
rutherfordiums 31 25 RUTHERFORDIUM, an ar...
sabermetrician 29 24 a student of saberme...
sacchariferous 34 26 bearing sugar [adj]
saccharimeters 33 25 SACCHARIMETER, an in...
saccharometers 32 25 SACCHAROMETER, an in...
sacerdotalised 27 20 SACERDOTALISE, to re...
sacerdotalises 27 19 SACERDOTALISE, to re...
sacerdotalisms 29 22 SACERDOTALISM, the b...
sacerdotalists 28 19 SACERDOTALIST, a bel...
sacerdotalized 30 29 SACERDOTALIZE, to re...
sacerdotalizes 30 28 SACERDOTALIZE, to re...
sansculotterie 27 20 (French) the sanscul...
sauropterygian 32 23 any carnivorous Meso...
scandalmongers 28 26 SCANDALMONGER, one w...
scaremongering 28 26 raising false alarms...
scatterbrained 28 22 having the character...
scattermouches 33 26 SCATTERMOUCH, (slang...
scatterometers 27 20 SCATTEROMETER, an in...
schlumbergeras 35 29 SCHLUMBERGERA, Chris...
schoolmastered 30 24 SCHOOLMASTER, to act...
schoolmasterly 38 26 SCHOOLMASTER [adv]
schoolteachers 34 25 SCHOOLTEACHER, one w...
scintillometer 30 23 instrument measuring...
scintiscanners 29 23 SCINTISCANNER, a dev...
sclerenchymata 39 29 SCLERENCHYMA, plant...
sclerodermites 29 22 SCLERODERMITE, the i...
scleromalacias 32 25 SCLEROMALACIA, thinn...
sclerophyllies 41 27 SCLEROPHYLLY, the po...
sclerophyllous 41 28 having sclerophylls,...
scleroproteins 29 22 SCLEROPROTEIN, a lar...
sclerotisation 27 19 the cross-linking of...
sclerotization 30 28 the cross-linking of...
scratchbuilder 37 28 one who scratchbuild...
scrimshandered 30 25 SCRIMSHANDER, to orn...
scrivenerships 34 27 SCRIVENERSHIP, the o...
seismographers 30 24 SEISMOGRAPHER [n]
selenographers 28 23 SELENOGRAPHER, one w...
semicommercial 34 30 of, relating to, ada...
semiperimeters 28 23 SEMIPERIMETER, half...
sempiternities 27 21 SEMPITERNITY, eterni...
serendipitists 27 19 SERENDIPITIST, a per...
serialisations 24 16 SERIALISATION, the p...
serializations 27 25 SERIALIZATION, the p...
sericicultures 33 23 SERICICULTURE, the c...
sericitisation 27 18 conversion, esp. of...
sericitization 30 27 conversion, esp. of...
sericulturists 31 20 SERICULTURIST, one w...
seriocomically 39 27 SERIOCOMICAL, partly...
seroconversion 26 23 the production of an...
seroconverting 28 25 SEROCONVERT, to prod...
serodiagnostic 27 21 denoting a method of...
seronegativity 32 23 the state of being s...
seropositivity 35 23 the state of being s...
serotaxonomies 28 25 SEROTAXONOMY, serolo...
serotoninergic 26 21 liberating, activate...
serpentiningly 33 25 SERPENTINING, windin...
serpentinising 26 22 SERPENTINISE, to win...
serpentinizing 29 31 SERPENTINIZE, to win...
serratirostral 25 15 saw-billed [adj]
serviceability 39 27 the state of being s...
serviceberries 31 24 SERVICEBERRY, the fr...
servomechanism 32 30 an automatic device...
sesquiterpenes 33 28 SESQUITERPENE, any o...
severabilities 29 22 SEVERABILITY, the st...
shellfisheries 33 23 SHELLFISHERY, a comm...
sherardisation 25 18 the process of shera...
sherardization 28 27 the process of shera...
shillyshallier 40 24 one who is indecisiv...
showerproofing 33 28 the act of making pr...
silversmithing 33 27 the craft of the sil...
sinisternesses 23 16 SINISTERNESS, the st...
sisterlinesses 25 16 SISTERLINESS, the st...
skullduggeries 31 27 SKULLDUGGERY, underh...
slanderousness 23 19 SLANDEROUS, relating...
slatternliness 25 18 the state of being s...
slaughterhouse 30 23 an establishment whe...
slaughterously 36 24 SLAUGHTEROUS, of or...
sledgehammered 29 27 SLEDGEHAMMER, to str...
slipperinesses 29 22 SLIPPERINESS, the st...
slumberousness 28 24 the state of being s...
smotherinesses 26 20 SMOTHERINESS, the st...
snickersneeing 27 26 SNICKERSNEE, to figh...
snippersnapper 31 28 a whippersnapper [n...
sobersidedness 25 20 the state of being s...
soporiferously 35 24 SOPORIFEROUS, causin...
soteriological 29 21 relating to soteriol...
southernnesses 24 19 SOUTHERNNESS, the st...
sovereigntists 27 21 SOVEREIGNTIST, in Ca...
sparkleberries 30 25 SPARKLEBERRY, a shru...
spermatoblasts 30 24 SPERMATOBLAST, a spe...
spermatogenies 26 23 SPERMATOGENY, the fo...
spermatogenous 26 24 relating to spermato...
spermatogonial 27 24 of or like a spermat...
spermatogonium 28 27 a primitive male ger...
spermatophoral 31 26 of or like a spermat...
spermatophores 30 25 SPERMATOPHORE, a cas...
spermatophytes 37 27 SPERMATOPHYTE, a see...
spermatophytic 41 30 of or like a spermat...
spermatorrheas 28 22 SPERMATORRHEA, invol...
spermatorrhoea 27 22 involuntary seminal...
spermatothecae 30 25 SPERMATOTHECA, a rec...
spermatothecas 31 25 SPERMATOTHECA, a rec...
spermiogeneses 26 23 SPERMIOGENESIS, the...
spermiogenesis 27 23 the stage in spermat...
spermiogenetic 30 26 relating to spermiog...
sphaerocrystal 38 25 a rounded crystallin...
sphericalities 33 23 SPHERICALITY, the st...
spheristerions 28 20 SPHERISTERION, a roo...
spheroidically 40 27 in a spheroidal mann...
spiritualisers 29 19 SPIRITUALISER, one w...
spiritualizers 32 28 SPIRITUALIZER, one w...
sportfisherman 31 26 a motorboat equipped...
sportfishermen 31 26 SPORTFISHERMAN, a mo...
squandermanias 31 30 SQUANDERMANIA, irrat...
stadholderates 26 19 STADHOLDERATE, the o...
stadholdership 32 24 the office of stadho...
stadtholderate 26 19 the office of stadth...
stalagmometers 27 23 STALAGMOMETER, instr...
stationmasters 24 18 STATIONMASTER, an of...
steamrollering 27 22 STEAMROLLER, to over...
steeplechasers 31 23 STEEPLECHASER, a hor...
steganographer 28 24 a cryptographer; one...
stercoricolous 31 22 living in dung [adj]
sterculiaceous 31 23 belonging to the Ste...
stereoacuities 26 18 STEREOACUITY, the de...
stereochemical 33 26 relating to stereoch...
stereochromies 29 22 STEREOCHROMY, colour...
stereochroming 30 25 STEREOCHROME, to pai...
stereographies 28 21 STEREOGRAPHY, the re...
stereographing 29 24 STEREOGRAPH, to make...
stereoisomeric 27 20 of or like a stereoi...
stereometrical 28 21 relating to the meas...
stereoscopical 32 24 of or relating to st...
stereoscopists 29 20 STEREOSCOPIST, one w...
stereospecific 34 26 being, produced by,...
stereotactical 30 21 involving or used in...
stereotropisms 27 20 STEREOTROPISM, the t...
sterilisations 25 16 STERILISATION, the a...
sterilizations 28 25 STERILIZATION, the a...
sterlingnesses 25 19 STERLINGNESS, the st...
sternutatories 23 16 STERNUTATORY, a subs...
stertorousness 23 16 the state of being s...
stigmatiferous 29 23 bearing stigma [adj]
stockbrokerage 31 30 the activities of a...
stockjobberies 34 36 STOCKJOBBERY, the pr...
strabismometer 28 23 an instrument measur...
stratigraphers 30 21 STRATIGRAPHER, a pra...
strepsipterous 29 21 of, relating or belo...
strikebreakers 28 25 STRIKEBREAKER, a per...
subalternation 25 21 the relation between...
subalternities 27 20 SUBALTERNITY, subord...
subatmospheric 35 29 less or lower than t...
subfertilities 31 22 SUBFERTILITY, the st...
subgenerations 25 22 SUBGENERATION, a sub...
subgenerically 38 28 SUBGENERIC, of or pe...
subgovernments 29 29 SUBGOVERNMENT, a sub...
subliteratures 28 20 SUBLITERATURE, popul...
submergibility 40 29 the state of being s...
submersibility 39 27 the state of being s...
submillimeters 32 26 SUBMILLIMETER, a mic...
subministering 29 25 SUBMINISTER, to supp...
subserviencies 31 26 SUBSERVIENCY, the st...
subterraneanly 31 23 SUBTERRANEAN, underg...
subterrestrial 28 19 existing underground...
subtherapeutic 34 27 below the dosage lev...
subversiveness 30 27 the state of being s...
sufferableness 30 26 the state of being s...
summersaulting 29 26 SUMMERSAULT [v]
sunworshippers 34 27 SUNWORSHIPPER, one w...
superabilities 30 22 SUPERABILITY, the qu...
superabounding 28 27 SUPERABOUND, to be s...
superabsorbent 29 25 an exceptionally abs...
superabundance 29 28 extreme abundance [n...
superachievers 33 27 SUPERACHIEVER, an ex...
superadditions 26 21 SUPERADDITION, addit...
superambitious 30 25 extremely ambitious...
superannuating 25 24 SUPERANNUATE, to ren...
superannuation 23 22 the act of superannu...
supercalenders 29 24 SUPERCALENDER, to gi...
supercargoship 35 28 the office of superc...
supercelestial 31 23 exceedingly celestia...
superciliaries 31 22 SUPERCILIARY, a ridg...
superciliously 39 26 SUPERCILIOUS, haught...
supercivilised 34 27 extremely civilised,...
supercivilized 37 36 extremely civilized,...
supercolliders 32 24 SUPERCOLLIDER, a ver...
supercomputers 33 28 SUPERCOMPUTER, a lar...
supercomputing 34 31 computing using a su...
superconducted 32 28 SUPERCONDUCT, to exh...
superconductor 32 27 a material that exhi...
superconfident 30 27 extremely confident...
supercontinent 27 24 a hypothetical forme...
supercriminals 32 26 SUPERCRIMINAL, an ex...
superdaintiest 26 20 SUPERDAINTY, extreme...
superdelegates 27 22 SUPERDELEGATE, an un...
superdiplomats 31 26 SUPERDIPLOMAT, an ex...
superdominants 26 24 SUPERDOMINANT, the s...
supereffective 35 31 extremely effective...
superefficient 33 28 extremely efficient...
superelevating 29 26 SUPERELEVATE, to rai...
superelevation 27 24 the vertical distanc...
supereminences 28 26 SUPEREMINENCE, excep...
supereminently 33 26 SUPEREMINENT, outsta...
supererogating 27 23 SUPEREROGATE, (obsol...
supererogation 25 21 the act of performin...
supererogative 28 24 doing more than is n...
supererogators 26 20 SUPEREROGATOR, one w...
supererogatory 32 22 going beyond the cal...
superessential 26 20 essential to a very...
superexcellent 36 31 excellent to a very...
superexpensive 35 33 extremely expensive...
superexpresses 34 28 SUPEREXPRESS, a very...
superfetations 27 22 SUPERFETATION, a sec...
superficialise 33 25 to make superficial,...
superficiality 40 27 the state of being s...
superficialize 36 34 to make superficial,...
superfoetation 26 22 a second conception...
supergravities 30 24 SUPERGRAVITY, any of...
superhardening 28 25 SUPERHARDEN, to hard...
superhumanised 29 26 SUPERHUMANISE, to ma...
superhumanises 29 25 SUPERHUMANISE, to ma...
superhumanized 32 35 SUPERHUMANIZE, to ma...
superhumanizes 32 34 SUPERHUMANIZE, to ma...
superhumanness 28 26 the state of being s...
superimportant 29 25 having a very high d...
superimposable 32 28 capable of being sup...
superincumbent 32 30 resting on top; over...
superinduction 29 25 the act of superindu...
superinfecting 32 28 SUPERINFECT, to infe...
superinfection 30 26 an infection arising...
superinsulated 27 22 extremely insulated...
superintendent 24 22 one who has executiv...
superintending 26 24 SUPERINTEND, to have...
superintensity 32 22 extreme intensity [n...
superlobbyists 39 27 SUPERLOBBYIST, an ex...
superloyalists 35 22 SUPERLOYALIST, an ex...
superluxurious 35 29 very luxurious [adj]
supermasculine 31 27 extremely masculine...
supermembranes 29 28 SUPERMEMBRANE, a typ...
supermilitants 29 23 SUPERMILITANT, an ex...
superministers 28 22 SUPERMINISTER, a min...
supernatations 24 20 SUPERNATATION, the s...
supernaturally 34 24 SUPERNATURAL, of or...
supernormality 34 25 the state of being s...
supernutrients 26 21 SUPERNUTRIENT, an ex...
supernutrition 26 21 exceptional nutritio...
superordinated 25 21 SUPERORDINATE, to ma...
superordinates 25 20 SUPERORDINATE, to ma...
superorganisms 28 24 SUPERORGANISM, an or...
superovulating 30 27 SUPEROVULATE, to pro...
superovulation 28 25 production of except...
superparticles 33 25 SUPERPARTICLE, a par...
superpatriotic 32 24 extremely patriotic...
superphenomena 28 28 SUPERPHENOMENON, an...
superphosphate 34 28 acid phosphate [n -S...
superpositions 28 22 SUPERPOSITION, the a...
superqualities 36 29 SUPERQUALITY, except...
superregionals 27 22 SUPERREGIONAL, a spo...
supersaturated 26 20 SUPERSATURATE, to ad...
supersaturates 26 19 SUPERSATURATE [n]
superscription 32 25 something written ab...
supersecrecies 32 24 SUPERSECRECY, extrem...
supersensitive 28 23 extremely sensitive...
supersexuality 40 29 exceptional sexualit...
supersonically 37 26 SUPERSONIC, above th...
superspectacle 35 28 an exceptional spect...
superstimulate 29 23 to stimulate beyond...
superstrengths 30 23 SUPERSTRENGTH, excep...
superstructing 32 25 SUPERSTRUCT, to buil...
superstruction 30 23 the act of superstru...
superstructive 33 26 relating to a supers...
superstructure 31 23 all of a building ab...
supersymmetric 39 29 relating to supersym...
superterranean 23 20 above or on surface...
superthrillers 32 22 SUPERTHRILLER, an ex...
superveniences 29 27 SUPERVENIENCE, the a...
supervirtuosos 29 23 SUPERVIRTUOSO, an ex...
supervisorship 34 27 the office of superv...
suspercollated 31 24 SUSPERCOLLATE, to ha...
suspercollates 31 23 SUSPERCOLLATE, to ha...
sweaterdresses 26 18 SWEATERDRESS, a knit...
sympiesometers 34 25 SYMPIESOMETER, instr...
synergetically 42 26 SYNERGETIC, co-opera...
tatterdemalion 24 20 ragged, tattered [ad...
teleconference 29 26 a meeting between pe...
teleconverters 28 23 TELECONVERTER, a sup...
telerecordings 28 22 TELERECORDING, a rec...
teletypewriter 36 23 a printing device re...
telomerisation 24 19 the process of makin...
telomerization 27 28 the process of makin...
temperamentful 30 29 full of temperament...
tenderisations 22 17 TENDERISATION, the a...
tenderizations 25 26 TENDERIZATION, the a...
teratogenicist 27 20 one who studies tera...
teratogenicity 33 22 the state of being t...
tercentenaries 24 19 TERCENTENARY, a thre...
tercentennials 25 21 TERCENTENNIAL, a thr...
terephthalates 30 22 TEREPHTHALATE, a sal...
tergiversating 28 23 TERGIVERSATE, to tur...
tergiversation 26 21 desertion of a cause...
tergiversators 27 20 TERGIVERSATOR, one w...
tergiversatory 33 22 of or like tergivers...
terminableness 26 23 TERMINABLE, capable...
terminological 30 25 relating to terminol...
terminologists 27 21 TERMINOLOGIST, a spe...
terotechnology 35 25 the application of m...
terriblenesses 26 19 TERRIBLENESS, the st...
territorialise 25 15 to organize on a ter...
territorialism 27 18 a social system in w...
territorialist 26 15 a supporter of terri...
territoriality 32 17 the state of being t...
territorialize 28 24 to organize on a ter...
terrorisations 23 15 TERRORISATION, the a...
terrorizations 26 24 TERRORIZATION, the a...
therianthropic 33 25 combining human and...
theriomorphism 33 27 the belief that gods...
theriomorphous 31 25 having the form of a...
thermaesthesia 28 21 sensitivity to vario...
thermalisation 27 21 the act of thermalis...
thermalization 30 30 the act of thermaliz...
thermesthesias 29 21 THERMESTHESIA, sensi...
thermobalances 31 27 THERMOBALANCE, an an...
thermochemical 37 31 relating to thermoch...
thermochemists 34 27 THERMOCHEMIST, one w...
thermochromies 33 27 THERMOCHROMY, a phen...
thermochromism 35 30 a phenomenon in whic...
thermodynamics 37 29 physics that deals w...
thermoelectric 34 26 relating to electric...
thermoelectron 29 24 an electron emitted...
thermoelements 27 24 THERMOELEMENT, a dev...
thermoformable 32 29 capable of being the...
thermographers 32 26 THERMOGRAPHER, one w...
thermographies 32 26 THERMOGRAPHY, a proc...
thermojunction 31 34 a junction of two di...
thermolability 38 26 the state of being t...
thermomagnetic 31 28 of or relating to th...
thermometrical 32 26 relating to the meas...
thermoperiodic 32 26 relating to thermope...
thermophyllous 40 29 having leaves only i...
thermoplastics 34 26 THERMOPLASTIC, a pla...
thermoreceptor 31 25 a sensory end organ...
thermoregulate 28 23 to regulate by means...
thermoremanent 25 24 relating to magnetic...
thermoscopical 36 29 indicating, or sensi...
thermostatting 28 22 THERMOSTAT, to provi...
thermotolerant 26 21 able to endure high...
thermotropisms 31 25 THERMOTROPISM, the g...
thimbleberries 33 26 THIMBLEBERRY, any of...
thimbleriggers 34 27 THIMBLERIGGER, one w...
thimblerigging 35 30 the act of thimbleri...
thunderflashes 31 25 THUNDERFLASH, a cont...
thunderousness 25 21 the state of being t...
thundershowers 31 24 THUNDERSHOWER, a sho...
thunderstrikes 28 23 THUNDERSTRIKE, to st...
thunderstrokes 27 23 THUNDERSTROKE, a str...
thysanopterous 33 23 belonging to the Thy...
tigerishnesses 27 19 TIGERISHNESS, the st...
togethernesses 25 19 TOGETHERNESS, the st...
tolerabilities 28 19 TOLERABILITY, the st...
tolerationisms 25 19 TOLERATIONISM, the p...
tolerationists 24 16 TOLERATIONIST, a bel...
topoisomerases 25 20 TOPOISOMERASE, any o...
trachypteruses 38 25 TRACHYPTERUS, any me...
tranquillisers 35 27 TRANQUILLISER, a dru...
tranquillizers 38 36 TRANQUILLIZER, a dru...
transferential 25 20 relating to transfer...
transliterated 24 17 TRANSLITERATE, to re...
transliterates 24 16 TRANSLITERATE, to re...
transliterator 24 16 one who transliterat...
transversality 33 22 the state of being t...
transverseness 24 20 the state of being t...
treasurerships 29 20 TREASURERSHIP, the o...
trichobacteria 34 25 filamentous bacteria...
trichopterists 33 22 TRICHOPTERIST, someo...
trilateralisms 28 19 TRILATERALISM, the s...
trilateralists 27 16 TRILATERALIST, a sup...
trilaterations 24 16 TRILATERATION, a tec...
triliteralisms 29 19 TRILITERALISM, the s...
tripersonalism 28 22 belief in the Trinit...
tripersonalist 27 19 one who believes in...
tripersonality 33 21 the state of being t...
trituberculate 31 23 having three tubercl...
trituberculies 32 23 TRITUBERCULY, the st...
trituberculism 34 26 the state of being t...
troubleshooter 28 21 TROUBLESHOOT, to sol...
tuberculations 30 24 TUBERCULATION, the f...
turbogenerator 25 21 an electric generato...
turbomachinery 38 29 machinery consisting...
ulcerousnesses 27 21 ULCEROUSNESS, the st...
ultraenergetic 28 22 extremely energetic...
ultrafiltering 30 23 ULTRAFILTER, to pass...
ultramodernism 27 24 an artistic movement...
ultramodernist 26 21 one who practises ul...
unalterability 34 23 the state of being u...
uncertificated 32 26 not certificated [ad...
uncheerfulness 31 27 the state of being u...
uncomputerised 30 27 not computerised, al...
uncomputerized 33 36 not computerized, al...
unconcernments 28 28 UNCONCERNMENT, not c...
unconfederated 26 25 not confederated [ad...
uncontroverted 27 25 not controverted [ad...
undecipherable 33 29 not decipherable [ad...
underachievers 30 26 UNDERACHIEVER, one t...
underachieving 31 29 UNDERACHIEVE, to ach...
underbreedings 26 24 UNDERBREEDING, lack...
underbudgeting 28 27 UNDERBUDGET, to allo...
undercarriages 27 22 UNDERCARRIAGE, a sup...
underclothings 31 26 UNDERCLOTHING, cloth...
underdeveloped 27 27 UNDERDEVELOP, to dev...
underdrainages 23 21 UNDERDRAINAGE, insuf...
underemphasise 28 25 to emphasise insuffi...
underemphasize 31 34 to emphasise insuffi...
underestimated 24 21 UNDERESTIMATE, to es...
underestimates 24 20 UNDERESTIMATE, to es...
underexploited 32 29 UNDEREXPLOIT, to mak...
underexposures 31 28 UNDEREXPOSURE, insuf...
underfulfilled 32 28 not fully fulfilled...
undergraduates 24 21 UNDERGRADUATE, a stu...
undergraduette 24 21 a female undergradua...
undergrounders 24 22 UNDERGROUNDER, a mem...
underinflation 25 23 the state of being i...
underinvesting 26 25 UNDERINVEST, to inve...
underleveraged 26 25 insufficiently lever...
undermentioned 22 23 mentioned below [adj...
undernourished 25 22 UNDERNOURISH, to nou...
undernourishes 25 21 UNDERNOURISH, to nou...
undernutrition 23 20 deficient bodily nut...
underpaintings 26 24 UNDERPAINTING, preli...
underperformed 28 27 UNDERPERFORM, to per...
underpopulated 28 26 having a lower densi...
underproducing 30 28 UNDERPRODUCE, to pro...
underqualified 35 32 insufficiently quali...
underreactions 25 21 UNDERREACTION, a les...
underreporting 26 23 UNDERREPORT, to repo...
undersaturated 23 19 less than normally o...
undersecretary 32 22 a secretary immediat...
underspendings 26 25 UNDERSPENDING, the a...
understaffings 29 26 UNDERSTAFFING, inade...
understandable 25 23 capable of being und...
understandably 32 25 UNDERSTANDABLE, capa...
understandings 24 22 UNDERSTANDING, a men...
understatement 23 21 the act of understat...
understrappers 28 23 UNDERSTRAPPER, an in...
understrapping 29 26 subordinate [adj]
undersupplying 37 30 UNDERSUPPLY, to supp...
undertenancies 24 22 UNDERTENANCY, a subs...
underthrusting 28 23 UNDERTHRUST, to inse...
underutilising 27 22 UNDERUTILISE, to uti...
underutilizing 30 31 UNDERUTILIZE, to uti...
undervaluation 25 24 the act of undervalu...
undeservedness 24 23 the state of being u...
undeterminable 26 25 not determinable [ad...
undiscoverable 31 28 not discoverable [ad...
undiscoverably 38 30 UNDISCOVERABLE, not...
unenterprising 26 23 not enterprising [ad...
unentertaining 22 21 not entertaining [ad...
unerringnesses 23 20 UNERRINGNESS, the st...
unflatteringly 35 26 UNFLATTERING, not fl...
ungenerosities 23 19 UNGENEROSITY, lack o...
unhysterically 44 27 UNHYSTERICAL, not hy...
unicameralisms 30 26 UNICAMERALISM, the s...
unicameralists 29 23 UNICAMERALIST, a sup...
unilateralisms 27 21 UNILATERALISM, the s...
unilateralists 26 18 UNILATERALIST, a sup...
uninterestedly 30 21 UNINTERESTED, not in...
unintermitting 26 23 not intermitting [ad...
unipersonality 32 23 the state of being u...
universalising 28 24 UNIVERSALISE, to mak...
universalistic 31 24 of or relating to th...
universalities 27 21 UNIVERSALITY, the st...
universalizing 31 33 UNIVERSALIZE, to mak...
universitarian 25 21 belonging to a unive...
unmannerliness 23 23 the state of being u...
unmaterialised 25 21 not materialised, al...
unmaterialized 28 30 not materialized, al...
unmerchantable 31 29 not merchantable [ad...
unmercifulness 31 28 the state of being u...
unprosperously 35 26 UNPROSPEROUS, not pr...
unrefrigerated 26 22 not refrigerated [ad...
unregeneracies 25 22 UNREGENERACY, the st...
unregenerately 29 22 UNREGENERATE, not re...
unremunerative 25 25 not remunerative [ad...
unreservedness 24 22 the state of being u...
unsisterliness 25 18 the state of being u...
unsplinterable 29 25 not capable of being...
untransferable 27 24 not transferable, al...
uterogestation 23 18 gestation in the wom...
valerianaceous 27 24 belonging to the val...
venerabilities 28 23 VENERABILITY, the st...
venerativeness 25 24 the state of being w...
venereological 29 26 related to venereolo...
venereologists 26 22 VENEREOLOGIST, one w...
verbalisations 28 23 VERBALISATION, the a...
verbalizations 31 32 VERBALIZATION, the a...
verbifications 33 28 VERBIFICATION, conve...
verbigerations 28 24 VERBIGERATION, the o...
veridicalities 31 23 VERIDICALITY, the st...
verifiableness 30 26 the state of being v...
verisimilities 30 22 VERISIMILITY, (obsol...
verisimilitude 30 24 the state of being v...
vermiculations 31 27 VERMICULATION, worml...
vernacularised 29 25 VERNACULARISE, to ma...
vernacularises 29 24 VERNACULARISE, to ma...
vernacularisms 31 27 VERNACULARISM, a ver...
vernacularists 30 24 VERNACULARIST, a use...
vernacularized 32 34 VERNACULARIZE, to ma...
vernacularizes 32 33 VERNACULARIZE, to ma...
vernalisations 25 21 VERNALISATION, subje...
vernalizations 28 30 VERNALIZATION, subje...
versifications 31 25 VERSIFICATION, the m...
verticalnesses 29 23 VERTICALNESS, the st...
verticillaster 32 23 an inflorescence so...
verticillately 39 26 VERTICILLATE, whorle...
verticillation 31 24 the state of being v...
vespertilionid 29 24 belonging to the Ves...
vituperatively 38 29 VITUPERATIVE, utteri...
vociferosities 31 24 VOCIFEROSITY, the st...
vociferousness 30 26 the state of being v...
volumenometers 27 27 VOLUMENOMETER, an in...
vulnerableness 28 26 the state of being v...
wafflestompers 35 30 WAFFLESTOMPER, a hik...
waterboardings 29 24 WATERBOARDING, a for...
watercolorists 31 21 WATERCOLORIST, an ar...
watercolourist 31 22 an artist who works...
waterfloodings 30 25 WATERFLOODING, the p...
waterishnesses 28 20 WATERISHNESS, the st...
waterproofings 31 26 WATERPROOFING, tthe...
waterproofness 29 24 the state of being w...
watertightness 30 22 the state of being w...
waveringnesses 28 25 WAVERINGNESS, the st...
weatherability 38 25 capability of withst...
weatherboarded 29 24 WEATHERBOARD, to fit...
weathercasters 31 22 WEATHERCASTER, a wea...
weathercocking 36 32 WEATHERCOCK, to serv...
weatherglasses 30 22 WEATHERGLASS, a glas...
weatherisation 27 20 the act of weatheris...
weatherization 30 29 the act of weatheriz...
weatherometers 28 22 WEATHEROMETER, an in...
weatherpersons 29 23 WEATHERPERSON, a per...
weatherproofed 31 26 WEATHERPROOF, to mak...
westerlinesses 27 19 WESTERLINESS, the st...
westernisation 25 19 conversion to or ado...
westernization 28 28 conversion to or ado...
whatabouteries 30 23 WHATABOUTERY, (of tw...
whippersnapper 37 32 a small, insignifica...
whoremasteries 29 22 WHOREMASTERY, the ke...
whoremongeries 29 25 WHOREMONGERY, the bu...
whortleberries 32 23 WHORTLEBERRY, a wide...
winterisations 26 19 WINTERISATION, the a...
winterizations 29 28 WINTERIZATION, the a...
winterkillings 32 27 WINTERKILLING, killi...
winterlinesses 27 20 WINTERLINESS, the st...
witherednesses 28 21 WITHEREDNESS, the st...
woolgatherings 31 25 WOOLGATHERING, indul...
worcesterberry 38 25 a North American spe...
wordsmitheries 31 23 WORDSMITHERY, the cr...
xanthopterines 32 28 XANTHOPTERINE, a yel...
xerophthalmias 38 32 XEROPHTHALMIA, extre...
xerophytically 52 35 XEROPHYTIC, able to...
xiphihumeralis 40 33 in vertebrates, a mu...
yesterevenings 31 24 YESTEREVENING, yeste...
yestermornings 31 23 YESTERMORNING, yeste...
zingiberaceous 32 33 belonging to the zin...
zinziberaceous 34 40 belonging to the zin...
zoogeographers 31 32 ZOOGEOGRAPHER, a stu...

15 letter words that contains ER

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absorptiometers 30 24 ABSORPTIOMETER, an i...
actinotherapies 31 24 ACTINOTHERAPY, the u...
adiathermancies 30 25 ADIATHERMANCY, imper...
adversarinesses 26 21 ADVERSARINESS, the s...
aerodynamically 42 29 AERODYNAMICAL, relat...
aerodynamicists 35 25 AERODYNAMICIST, one...
aeroelasticians 27 20 AEROELASTICIAN, a pe...
aerohydroplanes 34 25 AEROHYDROPLANE, a wi...
aerolithologies 29 21 AEROLITHOLOGY, the s...
aerosolisations 24 17 AEROSOLISATION, the...
aerosolizations 27 26 AEROSOLIZATION, the...
aftersensations 25 20 AFTERSENSATION, an a...
aftertreatments 27 22 AFTERTREATMENT, addi...
allergenicities 31 23 ALLERGENICITY, the s...
alternativeness 26 22 the state of being a...
aluminothermies 30 26 ALUMINOTHERMY, a pro...
ambidexterities 35 29 AMBIDEXTERITY, the s...
answerabilities 31 23 ANSWERABILITY, the q...
anticholesterol 31 23 countering the effec...
anticholinergic 35 28 blocking nerve impul...
anticlericalism 35 27 the state of being a...
antiderivatives 29 25 ANTIDERIVATIVE, an i...
antifederalists 28 21 ANTIFEDERALIST, one...
antiferromagnet 27 25 a magnet exhibiting...
antifilibusters 32 24 ANTIFILIBUSTER, a pe...
antiliberalisms 31 24 ANTILIBERALISM, oppo...
antilibertarian 27 21 opposed to libertari...
antimaterialism 28 23 opposition to materi...
antimaterialist 27 20 one who is opposed t...
antiperistalses 28 20 ANTIPERISTALSIS, the...
antiperistalsis 29 20 the action of intest...
antiperistaltic 32 23 relating to antiperi...
antiperspirants 29 23 ANTIPERSPIRANT, a pr...
antituberculous 32 26 designed to counter...
archaebacterium 36 30 any of the microorga...
archaeopteryxes 43 32 ARCHAEOPTERYX, a Jur...
aromatherapists 30 23 AROMATHERAPIST, one...
arterialisation 25 17 the process of arter...
arterialization 28 26 the process of arter...
arteriographies 30 22 ARTERIOGRAPHY, the r...
assertivenesses 26 20 ASSERTIVENESS, the s...
atheroscleroses 30 21 ATHEROSCLEROSIS, har...
atherosclerosis 31 21 hardening of the inn...
atherosclerotic 34 24 relating to atherosc...
atmospherically 42 30 ATMOSPHERICAL, relat...
autobiographers 32 26 AUTOBIOGRAPHER, one...
autotransformer 27 23 a transformer in whi...
backscatterings 36 31 BACKSCATTERING, the...
bacteriological 36 28 relating to bacterio...
bacteriologists 33 24 BACTERIOLOGIST, one...
bacteriophagies 35 28 BACTERIOPHAGY, the e...
bacteriophagous 35 29 of or like a bacteri...
balneotherapies 30 25 BALNEOTHERAPY, treat...
bibliotherapies 35 27 BIBLIOTHERAPY, the u...
bioengineerings 27 25 BIOENGINEERING, the...
bittersweetness 30 22 the state of being b...
bletheranskates 30 26 BLETHERANSKATE, (Sco...
bouleversements 30 28 BOULEVERSEMENT, (Fre...
bowdlerisations 31 24 BOWDLERISATION, the...
bowdlerizations 34 33 BOWDLERIZATION, the...
brachytherapies 43 30 BRACHYTHERAPY, a med...
braunschweigers 37 30 BRAUNSCHWEIGER, (Ger...
brotherlinesses 30 22 BROTHERLINESS, the s...
businesspersons 29 24 BUSINESSPERSON, a bu...
butterflyfishes 43 30 BUTTERFLYFISH, any t...
canisterisation 27 20 the process of canis...
canisterization 30 29 the process of canis...
carpetbaggeries 34 28 CARPETBAGGERY, the a...
castanospermine 29 26 an alkaloid obtained...
catheterisation 29 21 the process of cathe...
catheterization 32 30 the use of or introd...
cathodographers 35 28 CATHODOGRAPHER, one...
cercopithecoids 39 30 CERCOPITHECOID, any...
cerebrovascular 36 30 of or involving the...
ceremoniousness 27 24 the state of being c...
certificatories 34 24 CERTIFICATORY, a cer...
cervicographies 39 32 CERVICOGRAPHY, the p...
chamberlainship 39 33 the office of chambe...
characterisable 36 27 able to be character...
characteristics 38 26 CHARACTERISTIC, a di...
characterizable 39 36 able to be character...
cheerlessnesses 30 22 CHEERLESSNESS, CHEER...
chemotherapists 36 28 CHEMOTHERAPIST, one...
chincherinchees 40 32 CHINCHERINCHEE, a ki...
cholecalciferol 41 32 a natural form of vi...
cholesterolemia 32 25 the presence of abno...
cholinergically 44 31 CHOLINERGIC, acting...
cholinesterases 30 22 CHOLINESTERASE, an e...
chordamesoderms 32 28 CHORDAMESODERM, the...
chromatographer 36 30 one who uses a chrom...
chromatospheres 35 28 CHROMATOSPHERE, a la...
chromotherapies 35 28 CHROMOTHERAPY, colou...
chronotherapies 33 26 CHRONOTHERAPY, a tre...
churrigueresque 41 34 of or relating to a...
cinematographer 33 29 a specialist in cine...
circumferential 36 30 relating to circumfe...
circumferentors 35 29 CIRCUMFERENTOR, a su...
climacterically 46 32 CLIMACTERICAL, relat...
codetermination 27 24 the participation of...
collateralising 32 24 COLLATERALISE, to ma...
collateralities 31 21 COLLATERALITY, the q...
collateralizing 35 33 COLLATERALIZE, to ma...
commercialising 36 31 COMMERCIALISE, to ma...
commercialistic 39 31 relating to commerci...
commercialities 35 28 COMMERCIALITY, the q...
commercializing 39 40 COMMERCIALIZE, to ma...
commiseratingly 39 30 COMMISERATING [adv]
commiseratively 40 31 COMMISERATIVE, showi...
complementisers 33 29 COMPLEMENTISER, a wo...
complementizers 36 38 COMPLEMENTIZER, a wo...
comptrollership 39 31 the office of comptr...
computerisation 31 26 the process of compu...
computerization 34 35 the act of computeri...
computerphobias 38 33 COMPUTERPHOBIA, a mo...
computerphobics 42 36 COMPUTERPHOBIC, some...
conceptualisers 34 27 CONCEPTUALISER, one...
conceptualizers 37 36 CONCEPTUALIZER, one...
concernednesses 28 25 CONCERNEDNESS, CONCE...
concertednesses 29 24 CONCERTEDNESS, CONCE...
concertmeisters 32 25 CONCERTMEISTER, the...
concertmistress 33 25 the first violinist...
confectioneries 31 26 CONFECTIONERY, the c...
confraternities 29 23 CONFRATERNITY, a soc...
conglomerateurs 30 26 CONGLOMERATEUR, a pe...
conglomerations 29 26 CONGLOMERATION, the...
congresspersons 30 25 CONGRESSPERSON, a co...
conquerableness 37 34 CONQUERABLE, that ca...
conservationist 29 24 a person who advocat...
conservatoriums 31 27 CONSERVATORIUM, (Lat...
conservatorship 34 28 the office of conser...
considerateness 26 21 CONSIDERATE, marked...
consideratively 37 27 CONSIDERATIVE, thoug...
containerboards 28 24 CONTAINERBOARD, corr...
contemperations 29 26 CONTEMPERATION, (obs...
contemperatures 30 26 CONTEMPERATURE, the...
contesserations 26 20 CONTESSERATION, a ha...
contrapropeller 33 27 one of a pair of pro...
controllerships 35 26 CONTROLLERSHIP, the...
controversially 38 27 CONTROVERSIAL, of, r...
conversableness 31 28 the state of being c...
conversationism 30 27 a colloquialism [n]
conversationist 29 24 a person who enjoys...
convertibleness 32 28 the state of being c...
cooperationists 29 22 COOPERATIONIST, one...
cooperativeness 30 26 COOPERATIVE, working...
cooperativities 32 25 COOPERATIVITY, the s...
corticosteroids 32 22 CORTICOSTEROID, any...
corticosterones 30 22 CORTICOSTERONE, a co...
corynebacterial 39 28 relating to coryneba...
corynebacterium 40 31 a bacterium that cau...
counteractively 40 30 COUNTERACTIVE, servi...
counterargument 29 27 an opposing argument...
counterassaults 29 22 COUNTERASSAULT, a co...
counterattacked 31 28 COUNTERATTACK, to at...
counterattacker 31 27 COUNTERATTACK, to at...
counterbalanced 32 29 COUNTERBALANCE, to o...
counterbalances 32 28 COUNTERBALANCE, to o...
counterblockade 34 32 an opposing blockade...
countercampaign 34 32 an opposing campaign...
counterchanging 34 31 COUNTERCHANGE, to in...
countercharging 35 30 COUNTERCHARGE, to br...
countercharming 35 31 COUNTERCHARM, to des...
counterchecking 38 35 COUNTERCHECK, to che...
counterclaimant 32 28 one making a counter...
counterclaiming 34 30 COUNTERCLAIM, to ent...
countercultural 34 27 relating to counterc...
countercultures 33 26 COUNTERCULTURE, a cu...
countercurrents 31 25 COUNTERCURRENT, a cu...
countercyclical 46 33 calculated to check...
counterevidence 31 29 evidence brought in...
counterexamples 37 34 COUNTEREXAMPLE, an e...
counterfactuals 34 28 COUNTERFACTUAL, some...
counterfeisance 31 27 an act of counterfei...
counterfeitings 31 26 COUNTERFEITING, the...
counterfesaunce 31 28 (archaic) an act of...
counterguerilla 31 25 a guerrilla fighting...
counterinstance 29 25 an instance adduced...
counterirritant 28 21 an agent applied loc...
countermandable 30 29 able to be counterma...
countermarching 35 31 COUNTERMARCH, to mar...
countermeasures 28 24 COUNTERMEASURE, an a...
countermelodies 29 25 COUNTERMELODY, a sec...
countermovement 30 31 an opposing movement...
counterordering 28 24 COUNTERORDER, to iss...
counterpetition 29 24 an opposing petition...
counterpicketed 34 31 COUNTERPICKET, to pi...
counterplanning 30 29 COUNTERPLAN, to form...
counterpleading 31 28 COUNTERPLEAD, to ple...
counterplotting 32 27 COUNTERPLOT, to intr...
counterpointing 30 27 COUNTERPOINT, to com...
counterpressure 30 24 an opposing pressure...
counterprojects 35 35 COUNTERPROJECT, a pr...
counterproposal 32 27 a return proposal ma...
counterprotests 30 23 COUNTERPROTEST, an o...
counterpunchers 35 30 COUNTERPUNCHER [n]
counterpunching 36 33 COUNTERPUNCH, to ret...
counterquestion 35 31 a question in respon...
counterrallying 37 27 COUNTERRALLY, to ral...
counterreaction 29 24 a reaction in opposi...
counterreformed 30 27 COUNTERREFORM, to ma...
counterreformer 30 26 an instigator of a c...
counterresponse 28 24 an answering respons...
countershadings 31 26 COUNTERSHADING, cryp...
counterstaining 28 24 COUNTERSTAIN, to app...
counterstrategy 35 24 a strategy designed...
counterstricken 32 28 COUNTERSTRIKE, to co...
counterstriking 31 27 COUNTERSTRIKE, to co...
countersubjects 36 36 COUNTERSUBJECT, a se...
countertendency 35 28 a tendency running c...
countervailable 33 29 able to be counterva...
counterviolence 32 29 violence in response...
counterweighing 35 30 COUNTERWEIGH, to wei...
counterweighted 34 28 COUNTERWEIGHT, to ba...
crossopterygian 37 26 a member of a subcla...
cruciverbalisms 40 33 CRUCIVERBALISM, the...
cruciverbalists 39 30 CRUCIVERBALIST, a de...
cyberchondriacs 45 33 CYBERCHONDRIAC, one...
cybersecurities 41 27 CYBERSECURITY, the s...
cybersquattings 47 36 CYBERSQUATTING, the...
cyberterrorisms 39 26 CYBERTERRORISM, comp...
cyberterrorists 38 23 CYBERTERRORIST, a te...
dactylographers 41 29 DACTYLOGRAPHER, one...
daguerreotypers 34 24 DAGUERREOTYPER, one...
daguerreotypies 34 24 DAGUERREOTYPY, the a...
daguerreotyping 35 27 DAGUERREOTYPE, to de...
daguerreotypist 35 24 one who practises da...
dangerousnesses 24 21 DANGEROUSNESS, DANGE...
decertification 33 26 the act of decertify...
decipherability 43 30 the quality of being...
decommissioners 30 26 DECOMMISSIONER, one...
dedifferentiate 28 24 to effect dedifferen...
defervescencies 34 30 DEFERVESCENCY, abate...
degenerationist 24 20 someone who believes...
deleteriousness 25 19 DELETERIOUS, harmful...
dematerialising 28 23 DEMATERIALISE, to be...
dematerializing 31 32 DEMATERIALIZE, to ca...
demeritoriously 34 23 DEMERITORIOUS, not m...
demisemiquavers 38 36 DEMISEMIQUAVER, a 1/...
demythologisers 37 26 DEMYTHOLOGISER, one...
demythologizers 40 35 DEMYTHOLOGIZER, one...
depersonalising 28 24 DEPERSONALISE, to ta...
depersonalizing 31 33 DEPERSONALIZE, to de...
deregistrations 26 19 DEREGISTRATION, the...
dereligionising 28 23 DERELIGIONISE, to re...
dereligionizing 31 32 DERELIGIONIZE, to re...
derequisitioned 33 28 DEREQUISITION, to re...
derivatisations 27 21 DERIVATISATION, the...
derivatizations 30 30 DERIVATIZATION, the...
dermatoglyphics 43 32 DERMATOGLYPHIC, a ri...
dermatographias 31 26 DERMATOGRAPHIA, a ty...
dermatographies 31 26 DERMATOGRAPHY, anato...
dermatomyositis 34 24 a disease characteri...
dermatophytoses 36 26 DERMATOPHYTOSIS, a f...
dermatophytosis 37 26 a fungal infection o...
dermatoplasties 29 23 DERMATOPLASTY, a pla...
desertification 30 23 a process of land de...
deservingnesses 27 24 DESERVINGNESS, DESER...
desilverisation 28 22 the process of desil...
desilverization 31 31 the process of desil...
desperatenesses 25 20 DESPERATENESS, the s...
dessertspoonful 30 25 the contents of a de...
determinability 36 26 the quality of being...
determinateness 24 21 the state of being d...
determinatively 35 27 DETERMINATIVE, havin...
deterrabilities 29 20 DETERRABILITY, the s...
deuteranomalies 25 22 DEUTERANOMALY, the s...
deuteranomalous 25 23 exhibiting partial l...
dexterousnesses 30 25 DEXTEROUSNESS, the s...
diastereoisomer 25 19 a stereoisomer that...
differentiating 30 26 DIFFERENTIATE, to ob...
differentiation 28 24 the act of different...
differentiators 29 23 DIFFERENTIATOR, some...
differentnesses 28 24 DIFFERENTNESS, DIFFE...
diffractometers 34 28 DIFFRACTOMETER, an i...
discomboberated 33 29 DISCOMBOBERATE, to t...
discomboberates 33 28 DISCOMBOBERATE, to t...
disconcertingly 40 29 DISCONCERTING [adv]
disconcertments 32 27 DISCONCERTMENT, the...
disempowerments 32 29 DISEMPOWERMENT, the...
disencumberment 32 31 the act of disencumb...
disincarcerated 31 24 DISINCARCERATE, to f...
disincarcerates 31 23 DISINCARCERATE, to f...
disinheritances 30 23 DISINHERITANCE, the...
disinterestedly 33 21 DISINTERESTED, havin...
dispersednesses 27 21 DISPERSEDNESS, DISPE...
dissertationist 26 17 one who produces dis...
distemperatures 29 23 DISTEMPERATURE, (arc...
diversification 33 27 the act of diversify...
divertibilities 33 24 DIVERTIBILITY, the s...
divertissements 29 24 DIVERTISSEMENT, (Fre...
domineeringness 25 24 DOMINEERING [n]
durchkomponiert 35 33 (German) having the...
earthshattering 30 22 of great importance...
echinodermatous 30 26 of or like an echino...
effervescencies 36 32 EFFERVESCENCY, boili...
electioneerings 28 23 ELECTIONEERING, the...
electrothermics 36 27 ELECTROTHERMIC [n]
electrothermies 32 24 ELECTROTHERMY, the s...
eleutherococcus 37 29 a creeping shrub fou...
eleutherodactyl 38 26 of birds, having the...
eleutheromanias 27 23 ELEUTHEROMANIA, a ma...
eleutherophobia 33 27 a morbid fear of fre...
eleutherophobic 37 30 suffering from a fea...
empoverishments 33 31 EMPOVERISHMENT, the...
endothermically 39 29 ENDOTHERMIC, charact...
enterobacterial 29 23 relating to enteroba...
enterobacterium 30 26 any of a family of b...
enterocolitises 28 20 ENTEROCOLITIS, infla...
enterogastrones 23 19 ENTEROGASTRONE, a ho...
enterohepatitis 28 21 an infectious diseas...
enumerabilities 29 24 ENUMERABILITY, the s...
ephemeralnesses 29 25 EPHEMERALNESS, EPHEM...
ephemeropterans 30 27 EPHEMEROPTERAN, any...
epigrammatisers 31 26 EPIGRAMMATISER, one...
epigrammatizers 34 35 EPIGRAMMATIZER, one...
equiponderances 36 34 EQUIPONDERANCE, equa...
equiponderating 35 33 EQUIPONDERATE, to be...
ergatandromorph 30 27 an ant combining cha...
erroneousnesses 22 18 ERRONEOUSNESS, ERRON...
erythromelalgia 37 26 a state of excessive...
erythropoietins 35 23 ERYTHROPOIETIN, a gl...
esterifications 30 22 ESTERIFICATION, the...
eternalisations 24 18 ETERNALISATION, the...
eternalizations 27 27 ETERNALIZATION, the...
etherealisation 26 19 the process of ether...
etherealization 29 28 the act of ethereali...
etherifications 32 24 ETHERIFICATION, the...
everlastingness 28 24 the state of being e...
exacerbescences 40 35 EXACERBESCENCE, (arc...
exaggeratedness 31 28 EXAGGERATED [n]
exoerythrocytic 52 34 occurring outside th...
exothermicities 38 30 EXOTHERMICITY, the s...
experientialism 35 30 the doctrine that kn...
experientialist 34 27 a believer in experi...
experimentalise 34 30 to rely on experimen...
experimentalism 36 33 reliance on or advoc...
experimentalist 35 30 one who experiments...
experimentalize 37 39 to rely on experimen...
experimentation 32 30 the act of experimen...
experimentative 35 33 related to experimen...
exteriorisation 30 23 the process of exter...
exteriorization 33 32 the act of exteriori...
externalisation 30 25 the act of externali...
externalization 33 34 the act of externali...
exterritorially 40 26 EXTERRITORIAL, extra...
featherbeddings 32 28 FEATHERBEDDING, prot...
featherstitched 35 26 FEATHERSTITCH, to st...
featherstitches 35 25 FEATHERSTITCH, an em...
federalisations 27 21 FEDERALISATION, the...
federalizations 30 30 FEDERALIZATION, the...
ferociousnesses 29 23 FEROCIOUSNESS, FEROC...
ferrimagnetisms 31 27 FERRIMAGNETISM, the...
ferromagnetisms 30 27 FERROMAGNETISM, the...
ferromanganeses 26 25 FERROMANGANESE, an a...
ferromolybdenum 38 33 an alloy of iron wit...
ferroprussiates 30 22 FERROPRUSSIATE, ferr...
filterabilities 33 23 FILTERABILITY, the q...
fingerprintings 32 28 FINGERPRINTING, the...
flibbertigibbet 40 33 a gossipy or flighty...
floriferousness 30 24 FLORIFEROUS, bearing...
fraternisations 26 20 FRATERNISATION, the...
fraternizations 29 29 FRATERNIZATION, the...
gastroenteritic 29 21 relating to gastroen...
gastroenteritis 26 18 inflammation of the...
generalisations 25 20 GENERALISATION, the...
generalizations 28 29 GENERALIZATION, the...
geoengineerings 25 24 GEOENGINEERING, the...
geothermometers 29 25 GEOTHERMOMETER, inst...
germinabilities 31 25 GERMINABILITY, the c...
gerrymanderings 34 27 GERRYMANDERING, the...
gewurztraminers 34 34 GEWURZTRAMINER, (Ger...
glyceraldehydes 46 30 GLYCERALDEHYDE, a sw...
governabilities 31 26 GOVERNABILITY, the q...
governmentalise 28 27 to make governmental...
governmentalism 30 30 a theory advocating...
governmentalist 29 27 an exponent of gover...
governmentalize 31 36 to make governmental...
grammaticasters 32 26 GRAMMATICASTER, (arc...
grangerisations 26 21 GRANGERISATION, the...
grangerizations 29 30 GRANGERIZATION, the...
graviperception 35 31 the perception of gr...
gyrostabilisers 37 23 GYROSTABILISER, a gy...
gyrostabilizers 40 32 GYROSTABILIZER, a gy...
haemacytometers 37 28 HAEMACYTOMETER, an a...
haemocytometers 37 28 HAEMOCYTOMETER, an a...
headmasterships 33 26 HEADMASTERSHIP, the...
herbivorousness 31 26 HERBIVOROUS, eating...
hereditarianism 28 22 the view that heredi...
hereditarianist 27 19 a proponent of hered...
heresiographers 32 24 HERESIOGRAPHER, a pe...
heresiographies 32 24 HERESIOGRAPHY, a stu...
herestheticians 32 23 HERESTHETICIAN, one...
hermaphroditism 35 29 the state of being h...
hermeneutically 39 29 HERMENEUTICAL, inter...
herniorrhaphies 33 25 HERNIORRHAPHY, the s...
heterocercality 40 26 the state of being h...
heterochromatic 36 28 pertaining to or hav...
heterochromatin 32 26 densely staining chr...
heterochronisms 33 26 HETEROCHRONISM, dive...
heterodactylous 37 25 having the first and...
heteroflexibles 39 32 HETEROFLEXIBLE, one...
heterogeneities 26 20 HETEROGENEITY, the s...
heterogeneously 33 24 HETEROGENEOUS, consi...
heterographical 36 28 relating to heterogr...
heteromorphisms 34 28 HETEROMORPHISM, the...
heteroscedastic 33 24 of several distribut...
heterosexuality 40 28 the state of being h...
heterosociality 37 23 the state of being h...
heterospecifics 38 29 HETEROSPECIFIC, an o...
heterostrophies 31 22 HETEROSTROPHY, the s...
heterothallisms 33 24 HETEROTHALLISM, the...
hibernicisation 32 25 the process or act o...
hibernicization 35 34 the process or act o...
hieracosphinges 35 28 HIERACOSPHINX, in an...
hieracosphinxes 40 33 HIERACOSPHINX, in an...
hierogrammatist 31 25 a writer of sacred r...
historiographer 33 24 one who practises hi...
householdership 35 27 the office of househ...
huckleberryings 43 34 HUCKLEBERRYING [n]
hydrotherapists 39 25 HYDROTHERAPIST, a pr...
hyperactivities 42 29 HYPERACTIVITY, the s...
hyperadrenalism 37 28 excessive activity o...
hyperaesthesias 37 24 HYPERAESTHESIA, exce...
hyperaggressive 40 30 excessively aggressi...
hypercalcaemias 43 32 HYPERCALCAEMIA, an e...
hypercatabolism 43 32 an abnormally high r...
hypercatalectic 46 32 having an additional...
hypercoagulable 43 33 excessively coagulab...
hypercorrection 41 29 a grammatical, usage...
hypercritically 52 32 HYPERCRITICAL, metic...
hypercriticised 44 29 HYPERCRITICISE, to c...
hypercriticises 44 28 HYPERCRITICISE, to c...
hypercriticisms 46 31 HYPERCRITICISM, an i...
hypercriticized 47 38 HYPERCRITICIZE, to c...
hypercriticizes 47 37 HYPERCRITICIZE, to c...
hyperexcitement 45 36 the state of being h...
hyperexcretions 44 33 HYPEREXCRETION, exce...
hyperextensions 40 31 HYPEREXTENSION, the...
hyperfastidious 39 27 excessively fastidio...
hyperfunctional 41 32 relating to hyperfun...
hyperglycaemias 48 33 HYPERGLYCAEMIA, an e...
hyperimmunising 40 33 HYPERIMMUNISE, to in...
hyperimmunizing 43 42 HYPERIMMUNIZE, to in...
hyperinflations 38 28 HYPERINFLATION, infl...
hyperinsulinism 39 29 the presence of exce...
hyperinvolution 38 30 extreme involution [...
hyperlipidaemia 40 30 an abnormally high l...
hyperlipidemias 41 30 HYPERLIPIDEMIA, an a...
hypermetabolism 41 32 the physiological st...
hypermetropical 43 32 longsighted, also HY...
hypermobilities 41 29 HYPERMOBILITY, extre...
hypermodernisms 38 30 HYPERMODERNISM, a hy...
hypermodernists 37 27 HYPERMODERNIST, a pr...
hypermutability 48 32 the state of being h...
hypernatraemias 35 26 HYPERNATRAEMIA, an a...
hyperparasitism 40 28 the state of being a...
hyperphysically 59 36 HYPERPHYSICAL, super...
hyperpolarising 40 29 HYPERPOLARISE, to in...
hyperpolarizing 43 38 HYPERPOLARIZE, to pr...
hyperproduction 41 31 excessive production...
hyperreactivity 48 31 the state of being h...
hyperresponsive 39 30 excessively responsi...
hypersalinities 37 24 HYPERSALINITY, exces...
hypersalivation 38 28 excessive salivation...
hypersecretions 38 26 HYPERSECRETION, exce...
hypersensitised 36 24 HYPERSENSITISE, to m...
hypersensitises 36 23 HYPERSENSITISE, to m...
hypersensitized 39 33 HYPERSENSITIZE, to m...
hypersensitizes 39 32 HYPERSENSITIZE, to m...
hypersomnolence 38 31 the state of being e...
hyperstimulated 39 28 HYPERSTIMULATE, to s...
hyperstimulates 39 27 HYPERSTIMULATE, to s...
hyperthyroidism 47 30 excessive functional...
hypertonicities 39 26 HYPERTONICITY, the c...
hyperuricaemias 40 29 HYPERURICAEMIA, an a...
hypervelocities 42 30 HYPERVELOCITY, a hig...
hyperventilated 38 29 HYPERVENTILATE, to b...
hyperventilates 38 28 HYPERVENTILATE, to b...
hypervigilances 43 33 HYPERVIGILANCE, extr...
hypnotherapists 40 28 HYPNOTHERAPIST, one...
hysterectomised 38 26 HYSTERECTOMISE, to r...
hysterectomises 38 25 HYSTERECTOMISE, to r...
hysterectomized 41 35 HYSTERECTOMIZE, to r...
hysterectomizes 41 34 HYSTERECTOMIZE, to r...
illiberalnesses 30 22 ILLIBERALNESS, the s...
immaterialising 30 25 IMMATERIALISE, to ma...
immaterialities 29 22 IMMATERIALITY, the s...
immaterializing 33 34 IMMATERIALIZE, to ma...
immiserisations 28 22 IMMISERISATION, prog...
immiserizations 31 31 IMMISERIZATION, prog...
immunotherapies 31 28 IMMUNOTHERAPY, the t...
imperfectnesses 33 28 IMPERFECTNESS, the s...
imperiousnesses 28 23 IMPERIOUSNESS, IMPER...
imperishability 42 29 the state of being i...
impermeableness 31 29 IMPERMEABLE, that ca...
imperscriptible 39 31 not supported by wri...
impersonalising 30 26 IMPERSONALISE, to ma...
impersonalities 29 23 IMPERSONALITY, the s...
impersonalizing 33 35 IMPERSONALIZE, to ma...
imperturbations 31 26 IMPERTURBATION, the...
imperviableness 33 30 IMPERVIABLE, not abl...
imponderability 38 29 the state of being i...
impoverishments 34 31 IMPOVERISHMENT, the...
inalterableness 27 22 INALTERABLE, that ca...
inconsiderately 34 24 INCONSIDERATE, heedl...
inconsideration 26 22 the state of being i...
indeterminacies 28 24 INDETERMINACY, the s...
indeterminately 32 24 INDETERMINATE, not d...
indetermination 24 22 the state of being i...
indeterministic 30 24 relating to indeterm...
indifferentisms 31 27 INDIFFERENTISM, the...
indifferentists 30 24 INDIFFERENTIST, an e...
individualisers 30 24 INDIVIDUALISER, one...
individualizers 33 33 INDIVIDUALIZER, one...
ineradicability 38 26 the state of being i...
inerrablenesses 26 21 INERRABLENESS, the s...
inheritableness 29 23 INHERITABLE, capable...
innumerableness 27 26 INNUMERABLE, that ca...
inoperabilities 30 23 INOPERABILITY, the q...
inoperativeness 27 24 INOPERATIVE, not ope...
insuperableness 29 25 INSUPERABLE, that ca...
intemperateness 26 23 the state of being i...
interactionisms 29 23 INTERACTIONISM, the...
interactionists 28 20 INTERACTIONIST, a be...
interactivities 31 23 INTERACTIVITY, the s...
interambulacral 33 28 of or like an intera...
interambulacrum 34 31 in sea urchins, a ra...
interanimations 24 21 INTERANIMATION, mutu...
interbehavioral 31 26 relating to interbeh...
interbehaviours 31 26 INTERBEHAVIOUR, inte...
interchangeable 32 28 capable of being int...
interchangeably 39 30 INTERCHANGEABLE, cap...
interchangement 30 28 (Shakespeare) exchan...
interclavicular 36 29 relating to the inte...
intercollegiate 30 23 existing, carried on...
intercolonially 36 25 INTERCOLONIAL, betwe...
intercommunions 29 28 INTERCOMMUNION, inte...
intercomparison 30 26 a comparison between...
interconnecting 30 27 INTERCONNECT, to con...
interconnection 28 25 a connection between...
interconnectors 29 24 INTERCONNECTOR, a de...
interconnexions 31 29 INTERCONNEXION, a mu...
interconversion 28 25 mutual conversion [n...
interconverting 30 27 INTERCONVERT, to con...
intercorrelated 28 21 INTERCORRELATE, to c...
intercorrelates 28 20 INTERCORRELATE, to c...
interculturally 39 26 INTERCULTURAL, betwe...
interdependence 27 26 the state of being i...
interdependency 34 28 the state of being i...
interdiffusions 30 25 INTERDIFFUSION, the...
interdigitating 28 22 INTERDIGITATE, to be...
interdigitation 26 20 the act of interdigi...
interdivisional 28 23 between divisions [a...
interelectronic 31 24 operating between el...
interestingness 25 20 the state of being i...
interfascicular 35 27 situated between fas...
interferometers 27 22 INTERFEROMETER, an i...
interferometric 31 25 relating to interfer...
interfraternity 33 22 between fraternities...
intergeneration 23 20 between generations...
intergradations 25 20 INTERGRADATION, the...
interindividual 29 25 between individuals...
interinfluenced 30 27 INTERINFLUENCE, to i...
interinfluences 30 26 INTERINFLUENCE [n]
interiorisation 24 17 the process of inter...
interiorization 27 26 the act of interiori...
interjaculating 32 33 INTERJACULATE, to ej...
interjaculatory 37 32 exclamatory [adj]
interjectionary 35 31 like an interjection...
interlacustrine 29 22 situated between lak...
interlaminating 27 24 INTERLAMINATE, to in...
interlamination 25 22 insertion between la...
interlineations 24 19 INTERLINEATION, the...
interlocutorily 37 24 INTERLOCUTORY, made...
interlocutrices 33 24 INTERLOCUTRICE, a fe...
interlocutrixes 36 28 INTERLOCUTRIX, a fem...
intermediations 25 21 INTERMEDIATION, the...
intermigrations 27 22 INTERMIGRATION, two-...
interminability 36 26 the quality of being...
intermittencies 29 23 INTERMITTENCY, the s...
intermodulation 26 23 the production in an...
internalisation 24 19 the act of internali...
internalization 27 28 the act of internali...
internationally 31 22 INTERNATIONAL, betwe...
internucleotide 28 23 between nucleotides...
interosculating 30 24 INTEROSCULATE, to co...
interosculation 28 22 intersection [n]
interparoxysmal 41 32 between paroxysms [a...
interpellations 28 22 INTERPELLATION, a fo...
interpenetrable 28 24 able to be interpene...
interpenetrated 25 21 INTERPENETRATE, to p...
interpenetrates 25 20 INTERPENETRATE, to p...
interperceptual 33 27 relating to interact...
interpermeating 28 25 INTERPERMEATE, to pe...
interpersonally 34 24 INTERPERSONAL, relat...
interphalangeal 30 26 between the phalange...
interpopulation 29 25 between populations...
interpretations 26 20 INTERPRETATION, the...
interpretership 32 24 the office of interp...
interpretresses 27 19 INTERPRETRESS, a fem...
interprovincial 33 28 between provinces [a...
interpunctuated 30 26 INTERPUNCTUATE, to i...
interpunctuates 30 25 INTERPUNCTUATE, to i...
interrogatingly 34 24 INTERROGATING [adv]
interrogational 25 20 relating to interrog...
interrogatively 35 25 INTERROGATIVE, relat...
interrogatories 25 18 INTERROGATORY [n]
interrogatorily 33 21 INTERROGATORY, like...
interscholastic 35 25 existing or carried...
intersexualisms 34 28 INTERSEXUALISM, the...
interstratified 28 20 INTERSTRATIFY, to cr...
interstratifies 28 19 INTERSTRATIFY, to cr...
intersubjective 35 36 involving or occurri...
intertanglement 26 24 mutual entanglement...
intertentacular 28 22 between tentacles [a...
intertextuality 39 27 the complex interrel...
intertwinements 28 24 INTERTWINEMENT, the...
intertwistingly 38 25 INTERTWISTING [adv]
interuniversity 34 24 between universities...
intervalometers 28 24 INTERVALOMETER, a de...
interventionism 27 25 the theory or practi...
interventionist 26 22 relating to interven...
intervisibility 39 26 the state of being i...
intervisitation 27 21 between visits [n]
interweavements 29 27 INTERWEAVEMENT, the...
intolerableness 27 22 INTOLERABLE, that ca...
intracerebrally 38 26 INTRACEREBRAL, situa...
intradermically 38 27 INTRADERMIC, situate...
intraperitoneal 26 21 existing within or a...
invertibilities 32 24 INVERTIBILITY, the q...
invulnerability 38 29 the state of being i...
ionospherically 40 28 IONOSPHERIC, relatin...
irreversibility 39 25 the state of being i...
isoperimetrical 33 25 having equal perimet...
iterativenesses 26 20 ITERATIVENESS, ITERA...
katathermometer 29 27 an instrument for me...
keratinisations 25 21 KERATINISATION, the...
keratinizations 28 30 KERATINIZATION, the...
kindergarteners 26 24 KINDERGARTENER [n]
kinematographer 31 30 KINEMATOGRAPH [v]
kinesitherapies 30 25 KINESITHERAPY, a met...
lactiferousness 31 24 the state of being l...
lateralisations 26 18 LATERALISATION, the...
lateralizations 29 27 LATERALIZATION, the...
lecherousnesses 30 23 LECHEROUSNESS, LECHE...
legerdemainists 28 23 LEGERDEMAINIST, one...
lepidopterology 38 28 the study of butterf...
liberalisations 29 21 LIBERALISATION, the...
liberalizations 32 30 LIBERALIZATION, the...
libertarianisms 30 23 LIBERTARIANISM, beli...
lickerishnesses 33 26 LICKERISHNESS, LICKE...
literalisations 27 18 LITERALISATION, the...
literalizations 30 27 LITERALIZATION, the...
lumberingnesses 30 27 LUMBERINGNESS, LUMBE...
magisterialness 28 22 the state of being m...
malacopterygian 38 30 belonging to the Mal...
maladministered 28 25 MALADMINISTER, to ad...
malpractitioner 32 26 one who engages in o...
maneuverability 37 30 the state of being m...
manneristically 37 27 MANNERISTICAL, relat...
margaritiferous 30 24 pearl-bearing [adj]
massotherapists 31 23 MASSOTHERAPIST, one...
masterfulnesses 29 24 MASTERFULNESS, MASTE...
materfamiliases 30 25 MATERFAMILIAS, (Lati...
materialisation 26 20 the act of materiali...
materialistical 32 23 related to materiali...
materialization 29 29 the act of materiali...
megavertebrates 30 27 MEGAVERTEBRATE, a ve...
menispermaceous 31 29 belonging to the fam...
mercaptopurines 33 29 MERCAPTOPURINE, an a...
mercenarinesses 27 23 MERCENARINESS, the s...
merchantability 41 30 the state of being m...
mercilessnesses 30 23 MERCILESSNESS, MERCI...
mercurialnesses 30 24 MERCURIALNESS, the s...
meridionalities 27 21 MERIDIONALITY, the s...
meritoriousness 26 20 MERITORIOUS, deservi...
meroblastically 41 29 MEROBLASTIC, undergo...
metallographers 33 27 METALLOGRAPHER, one...
methylmercuries 41 30 METHYLMERCURY, any o...
microaerophiles 34 27 MICROAEROPHILE, an o...
microaerophilic 38 30 of or like a microae...
microgeneration 28 25 the small-scale gene...
microphotometer 34 29 an instrument for me...
micropublishers 39 31 MICROPUBLISHER, one...
micropyrometers 39 29 MICROPYROMETER, a py...
mineralisations 26 21 MINERALISATION, the...
mineralizations 29 30 MINERALIZATION, the...
mineralogically 39 29 MINERALOGICAL, relat...
ministerialists 29 20 MINISTERIALIST, a su...
mischaracterise 35 26 to characterise wron...
mischaracterize 38 35 to characterize wron...
miserablenesses 28 23 MISERABLENESS, the s...
misgovernaunces 31 30 MISGOVERNAUNCE, (Spe...
misinterpreters 29 22 MISINTERPRETER, one...
misinterpreting 30 25 MISINTERPRET, to exp...
misrepresenters 28 22 MISREPRESENTER, one...
modernistically 38 27 MODERNISTIC, relatin...
mortiferousness 28 23 MORTIFEROUS, death-b...
mountainboarder 26 25 one who uses a mount...
mountaineerings 25 24 MOUNTAINEERING, the...
mountebankeries 27 28 MOUNTEBANKERY, the a...
mouthwateringly 40 30 MOUTHWATERING, arous...
multilateralism 32 25 the state of being m...
multilateralist 31 22 a supporter of multi...
murderousnesses 26 22 MURDEROUSNESS, MURDE...
musicotherapies 34 27 MUSICOTHERAPY, thera...
narcoterrorisms 29 22 NARCOTERRORISM, drug...
narcoterrorists 28 19 NARCOTERRORIST, one...
neoconservatism 29 27 the state of being a...
neoconservative 29 28 a former liberal esp...
nervelessnesses 26 22 NERVELESSNESS, the s...
neuroectodermal 28 25 as in peripheral pri...
nincompooperies 31 29 NINCOMPOOPERY, the s...
nitroglycerines 36 25 NITROGLYCERINE, a po...
nonbelligerency 37 30 not belligerency [n]
nonbelligerents 28 25 NONBELLIGERENT, one...
noncertificated 32 27 not certificated [ad...
noncomputerised 30 28 not computerised, al...
noncomputerized 33 37 not computerized, al...
nonconservation 26 26 not conservation [n]
nonconservative 29 29 not conservative [ad...
noncooperations 26 24 NONCOOPERATION, fail...
nonexperimental 32 32 not experimental [ad...
nongovernmental 26 29 not governmental, al...
nonhierarchical 35 28 not hierarchical [ad...
nonintercourses 26 22 NONINTERCOURSE, some...
noninterference 26 25 absence of interfere...
nonintersecting 27 24 not intersecting [ad...
nonintervention 23 24 the state or policy...
nonperformances 30 30 NONPERFORMANCE, some...
nonphilosophers 33 28 NONPHILOSOPHER, some...
nontransferable 27 25 not transferable [ad...
norethisterones 25 19 NORETHISTERONE, a mo...
northeasterlies 27 19 NORTHEASTERLY, a win...
northerlinesses 27 20 NORTHERLINESS, the s...
northwesterlies 31 22 NORTHWESTERLY, a win...
observabilities 33 26 OBSERVABILITY, the s...
observationally 36 27 OBSERVATIONAL, relat...
odoriferousness 26 21 ODORIFEROUS, giving...
oligomerisation 27 22 the process of conve...
oligomerization 30 31 the process of conve...
operationalisms 28 23 OPERATIONALISM, the...
operationalists 27 20 OPERATIONALIST, an e...
operativenesses 27 23 OPERATIVENESS, OPERA...
ophthalmometers 34 29 OPHTHALMOMETER, an i...
organomercurial 30 26 an organic compound...
organotherapies 28 23 ORGANOTHERAPY, treat...
overaccentuated 31 28 OVERACCENTUATE, to a...
overaccentuates 31 27 OVERACCENTUATE, to a...
overachievement 33 32 excessive achievemen...
overadjustments 30 34 OVERADJUSTMENT, an e...
overadvertising 30 27 OVERADVERTISE, to ad...
overadvertizing 33 36 OVERADVERTIZE, to ad...
overapplication 34 30 excessive applicatio...
overarticulated 31 25 OVERARTICULATE, to a...
overarticulates 31 24 OVERARTICULATE, to a...
overassessments 27 23 OVERASSESSMENT, exce...
overbearingness 28 26 OVERBEARING [n]
overcapitalised 33 27 OVERCAPITALISE, to p...
overcapitalises 33 26 OVERCAPITALISE, to p...
overcapitalized 36 36 OVERCAPITALIZE, to p...
overcapitalizes 36 35 OVERCAPITALIZE, to p...
overcentralised 30 25 OVERCENTRALISE, to c...
overcentralises 30 24 OVERCENTRALISE, to c...
overcentralized 33 34 OVERCENTRALIZE, to c...
overcentralizes 33 33 OVERCENTRALIZE, to c...
overclassifying 41 31 OVERCLASSIFY, to cla...
overcommitments 33 32 OVERCOMMITMENT, exce...
overcommunicate 34 33 to communicate exces...
overcompensated 31 30 OVERCOMPENSATE, to c...
overcompensates 31 29 OVERCOMPENSATE, to c...
overcompliances 36 33 OVERCOMPLIANCE, exce...
overcomplicated 37 33 OVERCOMPLICATE, to c...
overcomplicates 37 32 OVERCOMPLICATE, to c...
overcompressing 34 31 OVERCOMPRESS, to com...
overconfidences 33 31 OVERCONFIDENCE, exce...
overconfidently 38 31 OVERCONFIDENT, exces...
overconstructed 33 28 OVERCONSTRUCT, to co...
overconsumption 32 31 excessive consumptio...
overcontrolling 32 28 OVERCONTROL, to cont...
overcorrections 32 26 OVERCORRECTION, exce...
overcredulities 32 25 OVERCREDULITY, the s...
overcultivation 33 29 excessively cultivat...
overdecorations 28 24 OVERDECORATION, exce...
overdependences 29 29 OVERDEPENDENCE, exce...
overdevelopment 31 32 excessive developmen...
overdiscounting 31 28 OVERDISCOUNT, to dis...
overdiversities 30 24 OVERDIVERSITY, exces...
overdocumenting 31 31 OVERDOCUMENT, to doc...
overdramatising 29 26 OVERDRAMATISE, to dr...
overdramatizing 32 35 OVERDRAMATIZE, to dr...
overeagernesses 25 22 OVEREAGERNESS, OVERE...
overelaborating 29 26 OVERELABORATE, to el...
overelaboration 27 24 excessive elaboratio...
overembellished 34 30 OVEREMBELLISH, to em...
overembellishes 34 29 OVEREMBELLISH, to em...
overemphasising 33 30 OVEREMPHASIS [v]
overemphasizing 36 39 OVEREMPHASIZE, to em...
overemployments 37 32 OVEREMPLOYMENT, the...
overencouraging 30 29 OVERENCOURAGE, to en...
overengineering 26 26 OVERENGINEER, to eng...
overentertained 24 22 excessively entertai...
overenthusiasms 30 26 OVERENTHUSIASM, an e...
overestimations 27 23 OVERESTIMATION, the...
overevaluations 28 26 OVEREVALUATION, exce...
overexaggerated 33 31 OVEREXAGGERATE, to e...
overexaggerates 33 30 OVEREXAGGERATE, to e...
overexcitements 36 33 OVEREXCITEMENT, exce...
overexpectation 36 33 excessive expectatio...
overextractions 35 30 OVEREXTRACTION, exce...
overextravagant 34 33 excessively extravag...
overfamiliarity 38 28 the state of being o...
overfertilising 32 26 OVERFERTILISE, to fe...
overfertilizing 35 35 OVERFERTILIZE, to fe...
overflourishing 34 29 OVERFLOURISH, to cov...
overforwardness 31 27 OVERFORWARD, excessi...
overgeneralised 27 24 OVERGENERALISE, to g...
overgeneralises 27 23 OVERGENERALISE, to g...
overgeneralized 30 33 OVERGENERALIZE, to g...
overgeneralizes 30 32 OVERGENERALIZE, to g...
overglamorising 31 28 OVERGLAMORISE, to gl...
overglamorizing 34 37 OVERGLAMORIZE, to gl...
overhastinesses 28 22 OVERHASTINESS, the s...
overhomogenised 29 28 OVERHOMOGENISE, to h...
overhomogenises 29 27 OVERHOMOGENISE, to h...
overhomogenized 32 37 OVERHOMOGENIZE, to h...
overhomogenizes 32 36 OVERHOMOGENIZE, to h...
overidentifying 36 29 OVERIDENTIFY, to ide...
overimaginative 30 29 excessively imaginat...
overindulgences 31 29 OVERINDULGENCE, exce...
overingenuities 27 24 OVERINGENUITY, the s...
overintensities 26 21 OVERINTENSITY, exces...
overinvestments 29 28 OVERINVESTMENT, exce...
overlengthening 30 29 OVERLENGTHEN, to len...
overmedications 30 27 OVERMEDICATION, exce...
overmultiplying 41 33 OVERMULTIPLY, to bec...
overmultituding 32 29 OVERMULTITUDE, (Milt...
overopinionated 26 25 excessively opiniona...
overorchestrate 31 24 to orchestrate exces...
overornamenting 26 27 OVERORNAMENT, to orn...
overpersuasions 28 24 OVERPERSUASION, exce...
overpessimistic 35 28 excessively pessimis...
overpopulations 31 28 OVERPOPULATION, popu...
overpreparation 29 26 excessive preparatio...
overprescribing 36 31 OVERPRESCRIBE, to pr...
overproductions 32 28 OVERPRODUCTION, exce...
overprogramming 33 33 OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overproportions 30 26 OVERPROPORTION, to m...
overprotections 31 26 OVERPROTECTION, exce...
overrefinements 28 27 OVERREFINEMENT, exce...
overregulations 28 24 OVERREGULATION, exce...
overrepresented 27 24 represented excessiv...
oversaturations 26 21 OVERSATURATION, exce...
oversensitivity 36 26 the state of being o...
oversimplifying 42 34 OVERSIMPLIFY, to sim...
overspecialised 33 27 OVERSPECIALISE, to s...
overspecialises 33 26 OVERSPECIALISE, to s...
overspecialized 36 36 OVERSPECIALIZE, to s...
overspecializes 36 35 OVERSPECIALIZE, to s...
overspeculating 34 30 OVERSPECULATE, to sp...
overspeculation 32 28 excessive speculatio...
overstabilities 31 23 OVERSTABILITY, the s...
overstimulating 31 27 OVERSTIMULATE, to st...
overstimulation 29 25 excessive stimulatio...
oversubscribing 37 32 OVERSUBSCRIBE, to su...
oversweetnesses 28 23 OVERSWEETNESS, the s...
overutilisation 28 22 the act of overutili...
overutilization 31 31 the act of overutili...
overweeningness 28 27 the state of being o...
overwithholding 37 31 OVERWITHHOLD, to wit...
overzealousness 29 31 the state of being o...
painterlinesses 27 21 PAINTERLINESS, the s...
pamphleteerings 34 30 PAMPHLETEERING [n]
paroemiographer 32 28 a writer of proverbs...
particularisers 33 23 PARTICULARISER, one...
particularizers 36 32 PARTICULARIZER, one...
paterfamiliases 31 25 PATERFAMILIAS, (Lati...
pectinesterases 29 22 PECTINESTERASE, an e...
perchloroethene 33 27 a chlorocarbon widel...
perdurabilities 32 24 PERDURABILITY, the s...
perfectibilians 36 29 PERFECTIBILIAN, a be...
perfectibilisms 39 31 PERFECTIBILISM, the...
perfectibilists 38 28 PERFECTIBILIST, a be...
perfectionating 32 28 PERFECTIONATE, to br...
perfectionistic 36 28 relating to perfecti...
perfervidnesses 31 27 PERFERVIDNESS, the s...
perfluorocarbon 34 30 an organic compound...
perfunctoriness 32 27 the state of being p...
pergamentaceous 30 28 parchment-like, also...
perigastritises 30 20 PERIGASTRITIS, infla...
perihepatitises 32 23 PERIHEPATITIS, infla...
perinephritises 32 24 PERINEPHRITIS, infla...
periodontically 38 27 PERIODONTIC, relatin...
periodontitises 27 20 PERIODONTITIS, infla...
peripatetically 41 28 PERIPATETICAL, walki...
peripateticisms 35 27 PERIPATETICISM, the...
peripheralities 33 24 PERIPHERALITY, the s...
perishabilities 34 24 PERISHABILITY, the s...
perissodactyles 38 25 PERISSODACTYLE, an a...
perissodactylic 42 28 of or like a perisso...
perissosyllabic 42 28 having an additional...
peristaltically 41 26 PERISTALTIC, relatin...
perityphlitises 41 26 PERITYPHLITIS, infla...
permanentnesses 25 24 PERMANENTNESS, the s...
permeablenesses 29 26 PERMEABLENESS, the s...
permissibleness 32 26 PERMISSIBLE, that ca...
permutabilities 33 26 PERMUTABILITY, the q...
peroxysulphuric 50 38 as in peroxysulphuri...
perpendicularly 41 31 PERPENDICULAR, at ri...
perplexednesses 35 31 PERPLEXEDNESS, the s...
persnicketiness 31 27 the state of being p...
personalisation 26 21 the act of personali...
personalization 29 30 the act of personali...
personification 31 26 the attribution of p...
perspicaciously 44 31 PERSPICACIOUS, clear...
perspicuousness 33 27 the state of being p...
pervasivenesses 30 27 PERVASIVENESS, PERVA...
pervertednesses 28 24 PERVERTEDNESS, PERVE...
pestiferousness 29 23 PESTIFEROUS, bringin...
pharmacotherapy 43 33 the treatment of dis...
philosophasters 35 26 PHILOSOPHASTER, an a...
phleboscleroses 36 28 PHLEBOSCLEROSIS, har...
phlebosclerosis 37 28 hardening and loss o...
photomultiplier 36 29 a photocell with a s...
photoperiodisms 33 27 PHOTOPERIODISM, a pl...
photosensitiser 29 21 an agent that photos...
photosensitizer 32 30 an agent that photos...
phototypesetter 37 25 one who does phototy...
phrasemongering 31 29 the making of fine p...
physiotherapies 40 27 PHYSIOTHERAPY, physi...
physiotherapist 41 27 one who practises ph...
phytogeographer 41 31 a student of phytoge...
platitudinisers 30 22 PLATITUDINISER, one...
platitudinizers 33 31 PLATITUDINIZER, one...
poikilothermies 33 28 POIKILOTHERMY, cold-...
poikilothermism 35 31 cold-bloodedness, al...
polymerisations 35 25 POLYMERISATION, a ch...
polymerizations 38 34 POLYMERIZATION, a ch...
ponderabilities 30 24 PONDERABILITY, the q...
ponderousnesses 25 22 PONDEROUSNESS, the s...
postmasterships 34 26 POSTMASTERSHIP, the...
postoperatively 38 28 POSTOPERATIVE, follo...
powerlessnesses 30 23 POWERLESSNESS, POWER...
prayerfulnesses 36 26 PRAYERFULNESS, PRAYE...
predeterminable 30 27 able to be predeterm...
predeterminisms 30 26 PREDETERMINISM, dete...
preferabilities 33 25 PREFERABILITY, the s...
preferentialism 31 26 favouring a preferen...
preferentialist 30 23 a supporter of prefe...
preferentiality 36 25 the state of being p...
preinterviewing 33 29 PREINTERVIEW, to int...
prekindergarten 28 27 a nursey school [n]
preponderancies 30 27 PREPONDERANCY, a sup...
preponderations 27 24 PREPONDERATION, the...
preregistration 28 21 a special registrati...
presbyterianise 35 24 to make presbyterian...
presbyterianism 37 27 the form of church g...
presbyterianize 38 33 to make presbyterian...
preservationist 29 23 one who advocates pr...
preteritenesses 26 19 PRETERITENESS, the s...
preterminations 27 23 PRETERMINATION, a pr...
preternaturally 35 24 PRETERNATURAL, exist...
probationership 33 27 the state of being a...
properispomenon 30 29 a word with the circ...
prosopographers 34 28 PROSOPOGRAPHER, a wr...
proverbialising 34 29 PROVERBIALISE, to ma...
proverbializing 37 38 PROVERBIALIZE, to ma...
psychoanalysers 45 29 PSYCHOANALYSER, one...
psychoanalyzers 48 38 PSYCHOANALYZER, one...
psychogeriatric 44 30 relating to the stud...
psychosurgeries 41 28 PSYCHOSURGERY, cereb...
psychotherapies 43 30 PSYCHOTHERAPY, treat...
psychotherapist 44 30 a practitioner of ps...
pteridophilists 35 25 PTERIDOPHILIST, a fe...
pterylographies 40 28 PTERYLOGRAPHY, a des...
pyretotherapies 37 25 PYRETOTHERAPY, medic...
pyrophotometers 38 28 PYROPHOTOMETER, a ty...
quarterbackings 41 38 QUARTERBACKING, wisd...
quarterfinalist 37 30 one who reaches a qu...
quartermistress 36 28 a female quartermast...
quatercentenary 40 32 a four-hundredth ann...
querulousnesses 34 29 QUERULOUSNESS, the s...
quicksilverings 44 40 QUICKSILVERING, the...
radiogoniometer 25 22 an instrument for fi...
radiomicrometer 30 25 an instrument for de...
radiotelemeters 26 20 RADIOTELEMETER, an i...
radiotherapists 30 21 RADIOTHERAPIST, one...
readvertisement 27 24 the act of readverti...
readvertizement 30 33 the act of advertizi...
recertification 33 25 the act of recertify...
reconsideration 26 21 the act of reconside...
recoverableness 31 27 the state of being r...
redetermination 24 21 the act of redetermi...
refrigeratories 28 20 REFRIGERATORY, a ref...
reinterrogating 26 21 REINTERROGATE, to in...
reinterrogation 24 19 a new interrogation...
remanufacturers 31 27 REMANUFACTURER, one...
rematerialising 28 22 REMATERIALISE, to ma...
rematerializing 31 31 REMATERIALIZE, to ma...
rememberability 39 30 the state of being r...
reregistrations 26 18 REREGISTRATION, the...
reservationists 27 20 RESERVATIONIST, one...
retroperitoneal 26 20 situated behind the...
reverberatories 28 22 REVERBERATORY [n]
reversibilities 32 23 REVERSIBILITY, the s...
revolutionisers 28 22 REVOLUTIONISER, one...
revolutionizers 31 31 REVOLUTIONIZER, one...
rhinoscleromata 31 25 RHINOSCLEROMA, a dis...
rhyparographers 41 29 RHYPAROGRAPHER, one...
riverworthiness 33 25 the state of being r...
rollercoastered 29 21 ROLLERCOASTER, to di...
rontgenotherapy 34 26 treatment by X-rays...
rumormongerings 29 28 RUMORMONGERING, the...
sabermetricians 31 25 SABERMETRICIAN, a st...
sacerdotalising 30 23 SACERDOTALISE, to re...
sacerdotalizing 33 32 SACERDOTALIZE, to re...
sansculotteries 29 21 SANSCULOTTERIE, (Fre...
sauropterygians 34 24 SAUROPTERYGIAN, any...
scaremongerings 30 27 SCAREMONGERING, rais...
schillerisation 33 23 the process of schil...
schillerization 36 32 the process of schil...
schoolmastering 33 27 SCHOOLMASTER, to act...
schoolmasterish 35 26 like a schoolmaster...
scintillometers 32 24 SCINTILLOMETER, inst...
sclerodermatous 30 24 hard-skinned; having...
sclerotisations 29 20 SCLEROTISATION, the...
sclerotizations 32 29 SCLEROTIZATION, the...
scratchbuilders 39 29 SCRATCHBUILDER, one...
scrimshandering 33 28 SCRIMSHANDER, to orn...
semisubmersible 34 29 a floating deepwater...
semiterrestrial 28 19 growing on boggy gro...
serendipitously 35 24 SERENDIPITOUS, obtai...
sericiculturist 36 24 one who practises se...
sericitisations 29 19 SERICITISATION, conv...
sericitizations 32 28 SERICITIZATION, conv...
seroconversions 28 24 SEROCONVERSION, the...
serviceableness 32 27 the state of being s...
servomechanical 36 32 of or like a servome...
servomechanisms 34 31 SERVOMECHANISM, an a...
sherardisations 27 19 SHERARDISATION, the...
sherardizations 30 28 SHERARDIZATION, the...
shillyshalliers 42 25 SHILLYSHALLIER, one...
showerproofings 35 29 SHOWERPROOFING, the...
silversmithings 35 28 SILVERSMITHING, the...
sinterabilities 29 20 SINTERABILITY, the c...
slaughterhouses 32 24 SLAUGHTERHOUSE, an e...
sledgehammering 32 30 SLEDGEHAMMER, to str...
snippersnappers 33 29 SNIPPERSNAPPER, a wh...
solderabilities 30 21 SOLDERABILITY, the s...
soldierlinesses 27 19 SOLDIERLINESS, the s...
southeasterlies 28 19 SOUTHEASTERLY, a win...
southerlinesses 28 20 SOUTHERLINESS, the s...
southwesterlies 32 22 SOUTHWESTERLY, a win...
speleotherapies 31 24 SPELEOTHERAPY, an al...
spermatoblastic 35 28 of or like a spermat...
spermatogeneses 27 24 SPERMATOGENESIS, the...
spermatogenesis 28 24 the formation of spe...
spermatogenetic 31 27 relating to spermato...
spermatorrhoeas 29 23 SPERMATORRHOEA, invo...
sphaerocrystals 40 26 SPHAEROCRYSTAL, a ro...
sphaerosiderite 29 21 concretionary clay-i...
sphericalnesses 33 25 SPHERICALNESS, the s...
spheroidicities 34 24 SPHEROIDICITY, the s...
spheroidisation 29 22 the process of spher...
spheroidization 32 31 the process of spher...
splendiferously 38 28 SPLENDIFEROUS, splen...
stadholderships 34 25 STADHOLDERSHIP, the...
stadtholderates 28 20 STADTHOLDERATE, the...
stadtholdership 34 25 the office of stadth...
steganographers 30 25 STEGANOGRAPHER, a cr...
stereochemistry 38 25 chemical study of ar...
stereographical 34 26 of, relating to, or...
stereoisomerism 27 21 the property of subs...
stereoisometric 29 21 related to stereoiso...
stereologically 38 25 STEREOLOGICAL, relat...
stereotaxically 42 29 STEREOTAXIC, relatin...
stereotypically 45 27 STEREOTYPICAL, of or...
steroidogeneses 24 19 STEROIDOGENESIS, the...
steroidogenesis 25 19 the synthesis of ste...
stilpnosiderite 29 21 another name for lim...
stockbrokerages 33 31 STOCKBROKERAGE, the...
strabismometers 30 24 STRABISMOMETER, an i...
stratospherical 34 24 relating to the stra...
strombuliferous 33 27 bearing spirally coi...
subalternations 27 22 SUBALTERNATION, the...
subcommissioner 33 29 a subordinate commis...
substratosphere 32 24 the area of the atmo...
subterraneously 34 24 SUBTERRANEOUS, subte...
subterrestrials 30 20 SUBTERRESTRIAL, a su...
subversionaries 29 24 SUBVERSIONARY, a sub...
superablenesses 29 24 SUPERABLENESS, the s...
superabsorbents 31 26 SUPERABSORBENT, an e...
superabundances 31 29 SUPERABUNDANCE, extr...
superabundantly 36 29 SUPERABUNDANT, more...
superactivities 34 26 SUPERACTIVITY, the s...
superadditional 28 23 added over and above...
superannuations 25 23 SUPERANNUATION, the...
superbureaucrat 33 27 a highly-placed bure...
supercalendered 30 26 SUPERCALENDER, to gi...
supercargoships 37 29 SUPERCARGOSHIP, the...
supercomputings 36 32 SUPERCOMPUTING, comp...
superconducting 35 31 SUPERCONDUCT, to exh...
superconduction 33 29 the act of supercond...
superconductive 36 32 capable of supercond...
superconductors 34 28 SUPERCONDUCTOR, a ma...
superconfidence 34 31 a state of very high...
supercontinents 29 25 SUPERCONTINENT, a hy...
superconvenient 30 29 extremely convenient...
superefficiency 44 34 the state of being s...
superelevations 29 25 SUPERELEVATION, the...
supererogations 27 22 SUPEREROGATION, the...
superexaltation 33 28 a state of very high...
superexcellence 40 35 excellence to a very...
superficialised 35 27 SUPERFICIALISE, to m...
superficialises 35 26 SUPERFICIALISE, to m...
superficialized 38 36 SUPERFICIALIZE, to m...
superficializes 38 35 SUPERFICIALIZE, to m...
superficialness 34 27 the state of being s...
superfinenesses 28 24 SUPERFINENESS, the s...
superfluidities 33 25 SUPERFLUIDITY, the s...
superfluousness 31 26 the state of being s...
superfoetations 28 23 SUPERFOETATION, a se...
supergovernment 30 30 government above oth...
superheterodyne 34 25 applied to radio rec...
superhumanising 32 29 SUPERHUMANISE, to ma...
superhumanities 31 26 SUPERHUMANITY, the s...
superhumanizing 35 38 SUPERHUMANIZE, to ma...
superimposition 31 26 the act of superimpo...
superincumbence 36 34 the state of lying o...
superincumbency 43 36 the state of lying o...
superindividual 32 28 of, relating to, or...
superinducement 31 29 the act of superindu...
superinductions 31 26 SUPERINDUCTION, the...
superinfections 32 27 SUPERINFECTION, an i...
superintendence 28 26 the act or function...
superintendency 35 28 the act or function...
superintendents 26 23 SUPERINTENDENT, one...
superlativeness 30 25 the state of being s...
supermajorities 31 31 SUPERMAJORITY, a maj...
supernationally 34 25 SUPERNATIONAL, overr...
supernaturalise 28 22 to make supernatural...
supernaturalism 30 25 the state of being s...
supernaturalist 29 22 relating to supernat...
supernaturalize 31 31 to make supernatural...
supernumeraries 28 24 SUPERNUMERARY, an ac...
supernutritions 28 22 SUPERNUTRITION, exce...
superordinating 28 24 SUPERORDINATE, to ma...
superordination 26 22 the relation of a un...
superorganicism 33 28 the state of being s...
superorganicist 32 25 one who studies the...
superovulations 30 26 SUPEROVULATION, prod...
superparasitism 32 25 parasitization of a...
superpatriotism 32 25 extreme patriotism [...
superphenomenon 29 30 an exceptional pheno...
superphosphates 36 29 SUPERPHOSPHATE, acid...
superplasticity 42 28 the state of being s...
supersaturating 29 23 SUPERSATURATE, to ad...
supersaturation 27 21 the state of being s...
superscriptions 34 26 SUPERSCRIPTION, some...
superspecialist 35 26 an exceptional speci...
superspectacles 37 29 SUPERSPECTACLE, an e...
superstimulated 31 25 SUPERSTIMULATE, to s...
superstimulates 31 24 SUPERSTIMULATE, to s...
superstitiously 37 23 SUPERSTITIOUS, relat...
superstructions 32 24 SUPERSTRUCTION, the...
superstructural 34 25 relating to superstr...
superstructures 33 24 SUPERSTRUCTURE, all...
supersubtleties 32 24 SUPERSUBTLETY, the s...
supersymmetries 37 27 SUPERSYMMETRY, the c...
supervisorships 36 28 SUPERVISORSHIP, the...
suspercollating 34 27 SUSPERCOLLATE, to ha...
synergistically 45 27 SYNERGISTIC, showing...
tatterdemalions 26 21 TATTERDEMALION, a pe...
tatterdemallion 27 22 ragged, tattered [ad...
teleconferences 31 27 TELECONFERENCE, a me...
telestereoscope 29 22 an instrument for vi...
teletypewriters 38 24 TELETYPEWRITER, a pr...
telomerisations 26 20 TELOMERISATION, the...
telomerizations 29 29 TELOMERIZATION, the...
temerariousness 25 20 the state of being t...
temperabilities 32 25 TEMPERABILITY, the q...
temperamentally 36 29 TEMPERAMENTAL, relat...
temperatenesses 26 22 TEMPERATENESS, the s...
tenderheartedly 33 23 TENDERHEARTED, easil...
tentaculiferous 31 25 having tentacles [ad...
teratocarcinoma 30 25 a malignant teratoma...
teratogenicists 29 21 TERATOGENICIST, one...
tergiversations 28 22 TERGIVERSATION, dese...
terminabilities 30 23 TERMINABILITY, the q...
terrestrialness 26 17 the state of being t...
territorialised 27 17 TERRITORIALISE, to o...
territorialises 27 16 TERRITORIALISE, to o...
territorialisms 29 19 TERRITORIALISM, a so...
territorialists 28 16 TERRITORIALIST, a su...
territorialized 30 26 TERRITORIALIZE, to o...
territorializes 30 25 TERRITORIALIZE, to o...
thalassographer 33 25 one who studies thal...
thalassotherapy 38 25 medical treatment us...
therapeutically 41 28 THERAPEUTICAL, relat...
therianthropism 33 26 the representation o...
theriomorphisms 35 28 THERIOMORPHISM, the...
theriomorphoses 32 25 THERIOMORPHOSIS, tra...
theriomorphosis 33 25 transformation into...
thermaesthesias 30 22 THERMAESTHESIA, sens...
thermalisations 29 22 THERMALISATION, the...
thermalizations 32 31 THERMALIZATION, the...
thermobarograph 35 30 a device that simult...
thermobarometer 30 26 an apparatus that pr...
thermochemistry 42 30 a branch of chemistr...
thermochromisms 37 31 THERMOCHROMISM, a ph...
thermodynamical 39 31 of or relating to th...
thermoelectrons 31 25 THERMOELECTRON, an e...
thermojunctions 33 35 THERMOJUNCTION, a ju...
thermoperiodism 32 27 the effect on an org...
thermoreceptors 33 26 THERMORECEPTOR, a se...
thermoregulated 30 25 THERMOREGULATE, to r...
thermoregulates 30 24 THERMOREGULATE, to r...
thermoregulator 30 24 a device, such as a...
thermoremanence 29 28 the state of being t...
thermostability 39 26 the state of being t...
thermotherapies 32 25 THERMOTHERAPY, the t...
thimbleriggings 37 31 THIMBLERIGGING, the...
thunderstricken 32 28 THUNDERSTRIKE, to st...
thunderstriking 31 27 THUNDERSTRIKE, to st...
tolerablenesses 27 21 TOLERABLENESS, the s...
trainspotterish 30 21 obsessed with trivia...
transferability 37 25 the state of being t...
transliterating 27 20 TRANSLITERATE, to re...
transliteration 25 18 the act of translite...
transliterators 26 17 TRANSLITERATOR, one...
transmissometer 27 22 an instrument for me...
treacherousness 29 22 the state of being t...
trifluoperazine 33 33 a tranquilizer chief...
tripersonalisms 30 23 TRIPERSONALISM, beli...
tripersonalists 29 20 TRIPERSONALIST, one...
trituberculisms 36 27 TRITUBERCULISM, the...
troubleshooters 30 22 TROUBLESHOOTER [n]
tuberculisation 32 25 the process of tuber...
tuberculization 35 34 the process of tuber...
turbogenerators 27 22 TURBOGENERATOR, an e...
ultracommercial 36 30 extremely commercial...
ultraliberalism 33 25 extreme liberalism [...
ultramarathoner 28 23 one who runs an ultr...
ultramicrometer 32 26 a micrometer for mea...
ultramodernisms 29 25 ULTRAMODERNISM, an a...
ultramodernists 28 22 ULTRAMODERNIST, one...
unadulteratedly 33 24 UNADULTERATED, not a...
unalterableness 27 23 the state of being u...
unanswerability 37 27 the state of being u...
unascertainable 29 25 not ascertainable [a...
unceremoniously 35 28 UNCEREMONIOUS, not c...
uncertainnesses 26 22 UNCERTAINNESS, the s...
unconcernedness 28 27 the state of being u...
uncontroversial 30 26 not controversial [a...
uncooperatively 38 30 UNCOOPERATIVE, not c...
underactivities 31 25 UNDERACTIVITY, the s...
undercapitalise 31 25 to capitalise insuff...
undercapitalize 34 34 to capitalize insuff...
underdeveloping 30 30 UNDERDEVELOP, to dev...
underemphasised 30 27 UNDEREMPHASIS [v]
underemphasises 30 26 UNDEREMPHASISE, to e...
underemphasized 33 36 UNDEREMPHASIZE, to e...
underemphasizes 33 35 UNDEREMPHASIZE, to e...
underemployment 35 31 the condition in whi...
underestimating 27 24 UNDERESTIMATE, to es...
underestimation 25 22 the act of underesti...
underexploiting 35 32 UNDEREXPLOIT, to mak...
underfulfilling 35 31 UNDERFULFIL, to fail...
undergraduettes 26 22 UNDERGRADUETTE, a fe...
underhandedness 25 24 the state of being u...
underinflations 27 24 UNDERINFLATION, the...
underinvestment 27 27 an insufficient amou...
undernicenesses 26 23 UNDERNICENESS, lack...
undernourishing 28 25 UNDERNOURISH, to nou...
undernutritions 25 21 UNDERNUTRITION, defi...
underperforming 31 30 UNDERPERFORM, to per...
underprivileged 32 29 deprived through soc...
underproduction 30 27 the production of le...
underpublicised 35 30 insufficiently publi...
underpublicized 38 39 insufficiently publi...
understandingly 33 26 UNDERSTANDING [adv]
understatements 25 22 UNDERSTATEMENT, the...
undersubscribed 34 29 insufficiently subsc...
undervaluations 27 25 UNDERVALUATION, the...
undetermination 24 23 lack of determinatio...
unfossiliferous 31 25 not fossiliferous [a...
unilateralities 27 19 UNILATERALITY, the s...
uninterestingly 33 24 UNINTERESTING, not i...
unintermittedly 34 25 UNINTERMITTED, not i...
uninterpretable 29 25 not interpretable [a...
uninterruptedly 35 26 UNINTERRUPTED, not i...
universalnesses 27 23 UNIVERSALNESS, the s...
unperfectnesses 31 27 UNPERFECTNESS, the s...
unseriousnesses 24 19 UNSERIOUSNESS, the s...
untransferrable 29 25 not transferrable, a...
unutterableness 27 23 the state of being u...
unverifiability 40 30 the quality of being...
uterogestations 25 19 UTEROGESTATION, gest...
utterablenesses 27 21 UTTERABLENESS, the s...
venerablenesses 27 25 VENERABLENESS, the s...
veraciousnesses 29 24 VERACIOUSNESS, the s...
verifiabilities 34 26 VERIFIABILITY, the s...
verisimilitudes 32 25 VERISIMILITUDE, the...
veritablenesses 29 24 VERITABLENESS, the s...
verminousnesses 27 25 VERMINOUSNESS, the s...
vernacularising 32 28 VERNACULARISE, to ma...
vernacularities 31 25 VERNACULARITY, the s...
vernacularizing 35 37 VERNACULARIZE, to ma...
versatilenesses 27 21 VERSATILENESS, the s...
verticillasters 34 24 VERTICILLASTER, an i...
verticillations 33 25 VERTICILLATION, the...
vertiginousness 28 24 the state of being v...
vespertilionids 31 25 VESPERTILIONID, a me...
vespertilionine 29 25 of, relating to, or...
videoconference 32 31 a conference held by...
vulnerabilities 32 26 VULNERABILITY, the s...
wasterfulnesses 31 24 WASTERFULNESS, the s...
watercolourists 33 23 WATERCOLOURIST, an a...
waterlessnesses 28 20 WATERLESSNESS, the s...
weatherboarding 32 27 WEATHERBOARD, to fit...
weatherisations 29 21 WEATHERISATION, the...
weatherizations 32 30 WEATHERIZATION, the...
weatherlinesses 30 22 WEATHERLINESS, the s...
weatherproofing 34 29 WEATHERPROOF, to mak...
westernisations 27 20 WESTERNISATION, conv...
westernizations 30 29 WESTERNIZATION, conv...
whippersnappers 39 33 WHIPPERSNAPPER, a sm...
wonderfulnesses 30 26 WONDERFULNESS, the s...
wondermongering 29 29 the promising of mir...
xerographically 48 36 XEROGRAPHIC, relatin...
xeroradiography 42 32 radiography used esp...