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2 letter words that contains ES

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es 3 2 the letter S, also E...

4 letter words that contains ES

4 letter ES word

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aces 9 7 ACE, to serve an unr...
aesc 9 7 (Old English) an Old...
ages 7 6 AGE, to grow old [v]
akes 7 8 AKE, to endure a dul...
ales 7 5 ALE, a kind of beer,...
ames 7 7 AME, (French) a soul...
anes 5 5 ANE, (Scots) one, al...
apes 8 7 APE, to mimic [v]
ares 6 4 ARE, a unit of metri...
ates 6 4 ATE, reckless ambiti...
aves 8 8 AVE, hail [n]
awes 9 7 AWE, to strike with...
axes 12 11 AX, (US) to chop wit...
ayes 12 6 AYE, an affirmative...
bees 8 7 BEE, a four-winged i...
best 9 7 to outdo [v -ED, -IN...
byes 15 9 BYE, a pass to the n...
cees 9 7 CEE, the letter C [n...
cess 10 7 to tax or assess [v...
cues 10 8 CUE, to prompt an ac...
daes 6 5 DAE, (Scots) to do [...
dees 6 5 DEE, to damn [v]
desi 7 5 (Hinglish) a person...
desk 8 9 a writing table [n -...
dies 7 5 DIE, to cut with a m...
does 6 5 DO, to perform [v]
dues 7 6 DUE, to endue [v]
dyes 13 7 DYE, to change the c...
ekes 7 8 EKE, to augment, als...
emes 7 7 EME, (obsolete) an u...
enes 5 5 ENE, a poetic word f...
eres 6 4 ERE, to plough [v]
eses 6 4 ES, the letter S, al...
esky 14 10 a container for keep...
esne 5 5 (historical) a domes...
espy 15 9 to catch sight of [v...
esse 6 4 (Latin) actual exist...
ests 7 4 EST, a programme des...
eves 8 8 EVE, a poetic word f...
ewes 9 7 EWE, a female sheep,...
exes 12 11 EX, the letter X [n]
eyes 12 6 EYE, to watch closel...
fees 8 7 FEE, to pay a fixed...
fess 9 7 to confess [v -ED, -...
fest 9 7 a gathering of peopl...
foes 8 7 FOE, an enemy [n]
gaes 7 6 GAE, (Scots) to go [...
gees 7 6 GEE, to turn to the...
gest 8 6 (obsolete) an exploi...
gies 8 6 GIE, (Scots) to give...
goes 7 6 GO, to move along [v...
gues 8 7 GUE, an old Shetland...
haes 8 6 HAE, (Scots) to have...
hesp 11 9 (Scots) to fasten wi...
hest 9 6 (archaic) behest, co...
hies 9 6 HIE, to hurry along,...
hoes 8 6 HOE, to garden with...
hues 9 7 HUE, colour [n]
hyes 15 8 HYE, (obsolete) to h...
ices 10 7 ICE, to cover with f...
ides 7 5 IDE, a fish of the c...
ires 7 4 IRE, to anger [v]
jees 8 13 JEE, to turn to the...
jess 9 13 to fasten straps to...
jest 9 13 to joke [v -ED, -ING...
joes 8 13 JOE, (Scots) a loved...
kaes 7 8 KAE, to serve, also...
kesh 10 10 the uncut hair and b...
kest 8 8 (obsolete) to cast [...
kues 8 9 KUE, the letter Q [n...
kyes 14 10 KYE, a Korean villag...
lees 7 5 LEE, (Scots) to lie,...
less 8 5 a smaller portion [n...
lest 8 5 (Spenser) to listen...
lies 8 5 LIE, to make an inte...
lues 8 6 (Latin) disease, esp...
lyes 14 7 LYE, a strongly alka...
maes 7 7 MAE, (Scots) more [n...
mees 7 7 MEE, a Malaysian noo...
mesa 7 7 (Spanish) a flat-top...
mese 7 7 (Greek) in Greek mus...
mesh 10 9 the opening between...
mess 8 7 to make dirty or unt...
moes 7 7 MOE, (obsolete) a wr...
naes 5 5 NAE, (Scots) no [n]
nesh 8 7 soft, crumbly; tende...
ness 6 5 a headland [n -ES]
nest 6 5 to build a structure...
nies 6 5 NY, to approach, als...
noes 5 5 NO, a negative reply...
nyes 12 7 NYE, to draw near, a...
obes 8 7 OBE, a form of West...
odes 6 5 ODE, an elaborate ly...
okes 7 8 OKE, a Turkish unit...
oles 7 5 OLE, (Spanish) a sho...
ones 5 5 ONE, an individual t...
opes 8 7 OPE, to open [v]
ores 6 4 ORE, rock containing...
oses 6 4 OSE, an esker, a nar...
owes 9 7 OWE, to be indebted...
oxes 12 11 OX, a hoofed mammal...
oyes 12 6 a proclamation, also...
pees 8 7 PEE, to urinate [v]
peso 8 7 a monetary unit of v...
pest 9 7 an annoying person o...
pies 9 7 PIE, to jumble or di...
pyes 15 9 PYE, to reduce to co...
rees 6 4 REE, (Scots) a walle...
resh 9 6 (Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
rest 7 4 to stop word or acti...
roes 6 4 ROE, fish-eggs [n]
rues 7 5 RUE, to feel sorrow...
ryes 13 6 RYE, a cereal grass,...
sees 6 4 SEE, to observe with...
sese 6 4 (Shakespeare) enough...
sesh 9 6 (short for) session...
sess 7 4 a tax, a local rate...
shes 9 6 SHE, a female person...
sies 7 4 (South Africa) an ex...
sues 7 5 SUE, to institute le...
syes 13 6 SYE, to strain [v]
taes 6 4 TAE, to toe the line...
tees 6 4 TEE, to place a golf...
test 7 4 to examine criticall...
ties 7 4 TIE, to fasten [v]
toes 6 4 TOE, to touch with p...
tres 7 4 (French) very [adv]
tyes 13 6 TYE, to wash in a tr...
ukes 8 9 UKE, (short for) uke...
ules 8 6 ULE, a Central Ameri...
ures 7 5 URE, (obsolete) an e...
uses 7 5 USE, to put into ser...
utes 7 5 UTE, (Australian sla...
vaes 8 8 VAE, in Orkney or Sh...
vees 8 8 VEE, the letter V [n...
vest 9 8 to place authority i...
vies 9 8 VIE, to contend in r...
voes 8 8 VOE, in Orkney or Sh...
waes 9 7 WAE, (Scots) woe [n]
wees 9 7 WEE, to urinate [v]
west 10 7 a part of the compas...
woes 9 7 WOE, grief, sadness,...
wyes 16 9 WYE, the letter Y [n...
yesk 14 10 (Scots) to hiccup or...
yest 13 6 (obsolete) yeast [n...
zees 9 13 ZEE, (US) the letter...
zest 10 13 enthusiasm; relish [...

5 letter words that contains ES

5 letter ES word

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abbes 12 11 ABBE, (French) a cou...
abies 10 8 (Latin) a fir tree [...
ables 11 9 ABLE, (obsolete) to...
abyes 16 10 ABYE, (archaic) to p...
aches 13 10 ACHE, to endure a du...
acmes 12 11 ACME, the highest po...
acnes 10 9 ACNE, a skin disease...
acres 11 8 ACRE, a measure of l...
adzes 11 15 ADZ, a cutting tool...
aedes 7 6 any of a genus of mo...
aesir 8 5 AS, a Norse god livi...
agues 9 8 AGUE, a malarial fev...
aides 8 6 AIDE, (French) a con...
akees 8 9 AKEE, (Kru) a small...
almes 10 9 ALME, an Egyptian gi...
aloes 8 6 ALOE, any member of...
amies 9 8 AMIE, (French) a (fe...
antes 7 6 ANTE, to put a fixed...
apres 10 8 (French) after [prep...
apses 10 8 APSE, a rounded exte...
arles 9 6 ARLE, to give earnes...
arses 8 5 ARSE, the buttocks [...
ashes 10 7 ASH, to convert some...
asses 8 5 ASS, a longhaired an...
aunes 7 7 AUNE, (obsolete) an...
aures 8 6 AURIS, the ear [n]
axles 15 13 AXLE, a shaft upon w...
ayres 14 7 AYRE, (obsolete) an...
babes 12 11 BABE, a baby; an att...
bakes 11 12 BAKE, to cook in an...
bales 11 9 BALE, to form into t...
banes 9 9 BANE, to kill with p...
bares 10 8 BARE, to make bare [...
bases 10 8 BASE, to place on a...
bates 10 8 BATE, to diminish, a...
bayes 16 10 BAYE, (Spenser) to b...
bedes 10 9 BEDE, (obsolete) a p...
benes 9 9 BENE, a prayer, a bo...
beres 10 8 BERE, barley, esp. t...
besat 10 8 BESIT, (archaic) to...
besaw 13 11 BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besee 9 8 (obsolete) to look t...
beses 10 8 BES, the second lett...
beset 10 8 to assail [v BESET,...
besit 11 8 (archaic) to suit, t...
besom 11 11 a broom, esp. one ma...
besot 10 8 to infatuate [v BESO...
besti 11 8 (Hinglish) in India,...
bests 11 8 BEST, to outdo [v]
betes 10 8 BETE, to mend, impro...
bezes 13 17 BEZ, the second tine...
bibes 13 11 BIBE, (Irish) a type...
bices 14 11 BICE, a pale blue or...
bides 11 9 BIDE, to wait, dwell...
bikes 12 12 BIKE, to ride a bicy...
biles 12 9 BILE, (Scots) to boi...
bines 10 9 BINE, the flexible s...
bises 11 8 BISE, a cold wind in...
bites 11 8 BITE, to seize with...
bizes 14 17 BIZE, (French) a col...
blaes 11 9 a kind of clay, livi...
blees 11 9 BLEE, (archaic) comp...
bless 12 9 to sanctify [v BLESS...
blest 12 9 BLESS, to sanctify [...
blues 12 10 BLUE, to make the co...
bodes 10 9 BODE, to foretell, b...
bokes 11 12 BOKE, to belch, also...
boles 11 9 BOLE, a fine earthy...
bones 9 9 BONE, to take the bo...
bores 10 8 BORE, to pierce with...
botes 10 8 BOTE, compensation f...
bowes 13 11 (Milton) boughs [n]
boxes 16 15 BOX, to put in a con...
braes 10 8 BRAE, (Scots) a stee...
brees 10 8 BREE, (Scots) the li...
bries 11 8 BRIE, (Scots) the li...
bukes 12 13 BUKE, (Scots) a book...
buses 11 9 BUS, to travel or tr...
butes 11 9 BUTE, a shortened fo...
bydes 17 11 BYDE, (Scots) to bid...
bykes 18 14 BYKE, to swarm [v]
byres 17 10 BYRE, a cow shed [n]
bytes 17 10 BYTE, a set of usual...
cades 11 9 CADE, a Mediterranea...
caese 10 8 (Shakespeare) enough...
cafes 13 11 CAFE, a small restau...
cages 12 10 CAGE, to cage [v]
cakes 12 12 CAKE, to form into a...
cames 12 11 CAME, a lead rod for...
canes 10 9 CANE, to beat with a...
capes 13 11 CAPE, to keep a cour...
cares 11 8 CARE, to be concerne...
cases 11 8 CASE, to put in a co...
cates 11 8 CATE, (archaic) a da...
caves 13 12 CAVE, to hollow out...
cedes 11 9 CEDE, to yield [v]
cepes 13 11 CEPE, a large mushro...
ceres 11 8 CERE, to wrap in a w...
cesse 11 8 (Spenser) to cease [...
cesta 11 8 (Spanish) a basket u...
cesti 12 8 CESTUS, a hand cover...
cetes 11 8 CETE, a group of bad...
chess 14 10 a game of skill for...
chest 14 10 to hit a ball with t...
cides 12 9 CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
cines 11 9 CINE, a motion pictu...
cires 12 8 CIRE, (French) a fab...
cites 12 8 CITE, to quote as an...
cives 14 12 CIVE, a herb of the...
claes 12 9 (Scots) clothes [n]
clies 13 9 CLY, to seize or ste...
clues 13 10 CLUE, to obtain guid...
codes 11 9 CODE, to convert int...
cokes 12 12 a simpleton [n -ES]
coles 12 9 COLE, a plant of the...
comes 12 11 COME, to move toward...
cones 10 9 CONE, to bear cones...
copes 13 11 COPE, to deal with [...
cores 11 8 CORE, to remove the...
coses 11 8 COSE, to make onesel...
cotes 11 8 COTE, to pass by; to...
coves 13 12 COVE, to curve over...
coxes 17 15 COX, to steer a raci...
cozes 14 17 COZE, to converse in...
crees 11 8 CREE, to soften by b...
cress 12 8 a cruciferous plant...
crest 12 8 to reach a peak [v -...
cries 12 8 CRY, to utter a soun...
crues 12 9 CRUE, (Milton) crew...
cubes 14 12 CUBE, to raise to th...
cukes 13 13 CUKE, (slang) a cucu...
cures 12 9 CURE, to restore to...
cutes 12 9 CUTIS, (Latin) the d...
cuzes 15 18 CUZ, (obsolete) cous...
cymes 19 13 CYME, a type of flow...
cytes 18 10 CYTE, in biology, a...
daces 11 9 DACE, a small river...
dales 9 7 DALE, a valley [n]
dames 9 9 DAME, a matron [n]
dares 8 6 DARE, to venture bol...
dates 8 6 DATE, to record a st...
dazes 11 15 DAZE, to stun [v]
debes 10 9 DEBE, (Swahili) a la...
dekes 9 10 DEKE, to feint in ho...
deles 9 7 DELE, in printing, t...
demes 9 9 DEME, (Greek) a terr...
denes 7 7 DENE, a sandy tract...
deres 8 6 DERE, to injure, als...
desex 14 13 to remove gender att...
deshi 11 8 (Hinglish) a person...
desis 9 6 DESI, (Hinglish) a p...
desks 10 10 DESK, a writing tabl...
desse 8 6 (Spenser) a desk [n...
dexes 14 13 DEX, a pill containi...
dices 12 9 DICE, to cut into sm...
dikes 10 10 DIKE, to furnish wit...
dimes 10 9 DIME, the tenth part...
dines 8 7 DINE, to eat dinner...
dites 9 6 DITE, (obsolete) to...
dives 11 10 DIVE, to plunge head...
dobes 10 9 DOBE, an unburned, s...
doest 8 6 DO, to perform [v]
doges 9 8 DOGE, the former tit...
doles 9 7 DOLE, to distribute...
domes 9 9 DOME, to cover with...
dopes 10 9 DOPE, to give a narc...
dores 8 6 DORE, another name f...
doses 8 6 DOSE, to give a meas...
dotes 8 6 DOTE, to love excess...
doves 10 10 DOVE, to doze, also...
dozes 11 15 DOZE, to sleep light...
drees 8 6 DREE, to suffer, end...
dress 9 6 to put clothes on [v...
drest 9 6 DRESS, to put clothe...
dries 9 6 DRY, to remove the m...
duces 12 10 DUCE, (Italian) a le...
dudes 9 8 DUDE, to dress in fl...
dukes 10 11 DUKE, to fight with...
dules 10 8 DULE, (obsolete) pai...
dunes 8 8 DUNE, a hill of sand...
dupes 11 10 DUPE, to deceive [v]
dures 9 7 DURE, (obsolete) to...
duxes 15 14 DUX, a leader [n]
dykes 16 12 DYKE, to furnish wit...
dynes 14 9 DYNE, a unit of forc...
eales 8 6 EALE [n]
eases 7 5 EASE, to free from p...
eaves 9 9 EAVE, the projecting...
eches 13 10 ECHE, (obsolete) to...
edges 9 8 EDGE, to furnish wit...
egest 9 7 to discharge from th...
elves 11 10 ELF, a fairylike bei...
epees 9 8 EPEE, (French) a swo...
eques 16 15 (Latin) a member of...
ernes 7 6 ERNE [v]
erses 8 5 ERS, a European vetc...
escar 11 8 a narrow ridge of gr...
escot 11 8 (Shakespeare) to mai...
esile 9 6 (obsolete) sour wine...
eskar 9 9 a narrow ridge of gr...
esker 9 9 a narrow ridge of gr...
esnes 7 6 ESNE, (historical) a...
essay 14 7 to attempt [v -ED, -...
esses 8 5 ESSE, (Latin) actual...
ester 8 5 a compound formed by...
estoc 11 8 a short sword [n -S]
estop 10 8 to hinder or preclud...
estro 8 5 (Italian) the height...
ewest 11 8 (Scots) near, close...
exies 14 12 (Scots) a fit, e.g....
eyres 14 7 EYRE, (historical) a...
faces 13 11 FACE, to confront [v...
fades 10 9 FADE, to lose colour...
fakes 11 12 FAKE, to pretend and...
fames 11 11 FAME, to make famous...
fanes 9 9 FANE, a temple [n]
fares 10 8 FARE, to get on or s...
fates 10 8 FATE, to destine [v]
faves 12 12 FAVE, a favourite pe...
faxes 16 15 FAX, to send message...
fazes 13 17 FAZE, to unsettle, a...
feces 13 11 bodily waste dischar...
feese 9 8 to unsettle, also FA...
femes 11 11 FEME, a legal term f...
feres 10 8 FERE, a companion, a...
fesse 10 8 a horizontal band ac...
festa 10 8 a holiday [n -S]
fests 11 8 FEST, a gathering of...
festy 17 10 (Australian slang) v...
fetes 10 8 FETE, to honour with...
fezes 13 17 FEZ, a red brimless...
fices 14 11 FICE, a small dog of...
fides 11 9 (Latin) faith, trust...
fiest 11 8 FIE, whimsical, fey...
fifes 13 11 FIFE, to play a high...
fikes 12 12 FIKE, to fidget rest...
files 12 9 FILE, to arrange in...
fines 10 9 FINE, to incur a mon...
fires 11 8 FIRE, to project by...
fives 13 12 FIVE, a number [n]
fixes 17 15 FIX, to make firm, r...
flees 11 9 FLEE, to run away [v...
flesh 14 11 to scrape soft body...
flies 12 9 FLY, to move through...
floes 11 9 FLOE, a large mass o...
flues 12 10 FLUE, a smoke-duct i...
fomes 11 11 a substance capable...
fores 10 8 FORE, the front part...
foxes 16 15 FOX, to outwit [v]
frees 10 8 FREE, to set at libe...
fresh 13 10 to improve the condi...
fries 11 8 FRY, to cook in fat...
froes 10 8 FROE, a cleaving too...
fumes 12 12 FUME, to give off sm...
fuses 11 9 FUSE, to equip with...
fuzes 14 18 FUZE, to equip with...
fyces 20 13 FYCE, a small dog of...
fykes 18 14 FYKE, to fidget rest...
fyles 18 11 FYLE, a line (file)...
gades 9 8 GADE, a miner's wedg...
gages 10 9 GAGE, to pledge as s...
gales 10 8 GALE, a strong wind...
games 10 10 GAME, to gamble [v]
gapes 11 10 GAPE, to stare with...
gares 9 7 GARE, a dock-basin o...
gases 9 7 GAS, to poison with...
gates 9 7 GATE, to supply with...
gazes 12 16 GAZE, to look intent...
geese 8 7 GOOSE, a swimming bi...
geest 9 7 alluvial matter on t...
genes 8 8 GENE, a hereditary u...
geres 9 7 GERE, (Spenser) gear...
gesse 9 7 (Spenser) to guess,...
gesso 9 7 plaster of Paris use...
geste 9 7 (obsolete) an exploi...
gests 10 7 GEST, (obsolete) an...
ghees 11 9 GHEE, a kind of liqu...
ghest 12 9 GHESSE, (Spenser) to...
gibes 12 10 GIBE, to scoff, mock...
gites 10 7 GITE, in France, a f...
gives 12 11 GIVE, to transfer fr...
glees 10 8 GLEE, (Scots) to squ...
glues 11 9 GLUE, to fasten with...
goest 9 7 (archaic) 2nd person...
goles 10 8 GOLE, a goal, a targ...
gores 9 7 GORE, to pierce with...
goxes 15 14 GOX, gaseous oxygen...
grees 9 7 GREE, (archaic) to a...
grese 9 7 a flight of steps, a...
grues 10 8 GRUE, to shudder, fe...
gudes 10 9 GUDE, something that...
guess 10 8 to form an opinion f...
guest 10 8 to appear as a visit...
gules 11 9 the colour red [n GU...
gybes 18 12 GYBE, in sailing, to...
gyres 16 9 GYRE, to move in a c...
gytes 16 9 GYTE, (Scots) a chil...
gyves 18 13 GYVE, to fetter, als...
hades 10 8 HADE, to incline fro...
hajes 12 16 HAJ, a pilgrimage to...
hakes 11 11 HAKE, a fish of the...
hales 11 8 HALE, to compel to g...
hames 11 10 HAME, (Scots) to go...
hares 10 7 HARE, to run like a...
hates 10 7 HATE, to loathe [v]
haves 12 11 HAVE, a wealthy pers...
hazes 13 16 HAZE, to make a shim...
hebes 12 10 HEBE, a member of a...
heles 11 8 HELE, to hide [v]
hemes 11 10 HEME, a component of...
heres 10 7 (Latin) an heir, als...
hesps 13 10 HESP, (Scots) to fas...
hests 11 7 HEST, (archaic) behe...
hetes 10 7 HETE, (obsolete) to...
hexes 16 14 HEX, to cast an evil...
hides 11 8 HIDE, to conceal [v]
hikes 12 11 HIKE, to go walking...
hires 11 7 HIRE, to use for a p...
hives 13 11 HIVE, to enter a bee...
hokes 11 11 HOKE, to give false...
holes 11 8 HOLE, to make a cavi...
homes 11 10 HOME, to return to a...
hones 9 8 HONE, to whet [v]
hopes 12 10 HOPE, to have a desi...
hoses 10 7 HOSE, to spray with...
hoves 12 11 HOVE, to swell [v]
howes 13 10 HOWE, a hill, a buri...
hoxes 16 14 HOX, (Shakespeare) t...
hules 12 9 HULE, a Central Amer...
hykes 18 13 HYKE, an Arab head c...
hyles 18 10 HYLE, (Greek) wood;...
hypes 19 12 HYPE, to stimulate a...
iches 14 10 ICH, (Shakespeare) t...
idees 8 6 IDEE, (French) an id...
idles 10 7 IDLE, to be unoccupi...
ishes 11 7 ISH, in Scots law, i...
isles 10 6 ISLE, to place on a...
ivies 11 9 IVY, a climbing vine...
jades 10 15 JADE, to tire [v]
jakes 11 18 (Shakespeare) a priv...
james 11 17 a short crowbar [n -...
janes 9 15 JANE, a small silver...
japes 12 17 JAPE, to play a joke...
jefes 12 17 JEFE, (Spanish) a ch...
jesse 10 14 to fasten straps to...
jests 11 14 JEST, to joke [v]
jesus 11 15 a size of paper in F...
jetes 10 14 JETE, a ballet leap...
jibes 13 17 JIBE [v]
jives 13 18 JIVE, to dance to ja...
jobes 12 17 JOBE, to reprimand t...
jokes 11 18 JOKE, to say somethi...
joles 11 15 JOLE, (dialect) to b...
jones 9 15 a drug addiction [n...
jubes 13 18 JUBE, a rood-loft, o...
jukes 12 19 JUKE, to dance [v]
jupes 13 18 JUPE, a woman's jack...
jures 11 15 JURE, jurisprudence...
jutes 11 15 JUTE, a fibre obtain...
juves 13 19 JUVE, (short for) a...
kades 9 10 KADE, a wingless fly...
kaies 9 9 KAIE, (obsolete) a k...
kales 10 10 KALE, a hardy cabbag...
kames 10 12 KAME, (Scots) a comb...
kanes 8 10 KANE, (Gaelic) a ten...
kesar 9 9 (obsolete) an empero...
kests 10 9 KEST, (obsolete) to...
ketes 9 9 KETE, (Maori) a bask...
kexes 15 16 KEX, the hollow stal...
kibes 12 12 KIBE, a chapped plac...
kikes 11 13 KIKE, (offensive) a...
kines 9 10 KINE, cattle, also K...
kipes 12 12 KIPE, an osier baske...
kites 10 9 KITE, to obtain mone...
knees 8 10 KNEE, to strike with...
kores 9 9 KORE, (Greek) an anc...
koses 9 9 KOS, a measure of di...
kyles 17 12 KYLE, (Gaelic) a nar...
kypes 18 14 KYPE, a hook on the...
kytes 16 11 KYTE, (Scots) the be...
laces 12 9 LACE, to draw togeth...
lades 9 7 LADE, to load with c...
lakes 10 10 LAKE [v]
lames 10 9 LAME, to make lame [...
lanes 8 7 LANE, a narrow passa...
lares 9 6 LARE, lore; learning...
lases 9 6 LASE, to use a laser...
laves 11 10 LAVE, (archaic) to w...
laxes 15 13 LAX, a kind of salmo...
lazes 12 15 LAZE, to pass time i...
ledes 9 7 LEDE, the introducto...
leese 8 6 (Shakespeare) to los...
leges 10 8 LEX, (Latin) law [n]
lemes 10 9 LEME, to gleam, glow...
lenes 8 7 LENIS, a speech soun...
leres 9 6 LERE, (Scots) to tea...
lesbo 11 9 (colloquial) a lesbi...
leses 9 6 LES, (short for) a l...
lests 10 6 LEST, (Spenser) to l...
leves 11 10 LEVE, a beloved, als...
lexes 15 13 LEX, (Latin) law [n]
lezes 12 15 LEZ, (short for) a l...
lifes 12 9 LIFE, the state of f...
likes 11 10 LIKE, to be fond of...
limes 11 9 (Latin) an ancient R...
lines 9 7 LINE, to mark out wi...
lipes 12 9 LIPE, a lurching or...
lites 10 6 LITE, (Spenser) to a...
lives 12 10 LIVE, to function as...
lobes 11 9 LOBE, to divide into...
lodes 9 7 LODE, a deposit of v...
loess 9 6 (German) a fine-grai...
loges 10 8 LOGE, (French) a sma...
lokes 10 10 LOKE, (dialect) a sh...
lomes 10 9 LOME, to cover with...
lopes 11 9 LOPE, to run with a...
lores 9 6 LORE, a traditional...
loses 9 6 LOSE, to misplace or...
lotes 9 6 LOTE, (archaic) a lo...
loves 11 10 LOVE, to feel great...
lowes 12 9 LOWE, (Scots) to bla...
loxes 15 13 LOX, to supply with...
lubes 12 10 LUBE [n]
luces 13 10 LUCE, the pike or ja...
ludes 10 8 LUDE, a type of seda...
luges 11 9 LUGE, to race on a s...
lunes 9 8 LUNE, a crescent-sha...
lures 10 7 LURE, to attract wit...
lutes 10 7 LUTE, to play on the...
luxes 16 14 LUXE [n]
lymes 17 11 LYME, a kind of bloo...
lynes 15 9 LYNE, (Spenser) line...
lyres 16 8 LYRE, an ancient har...
lyses 16 8 LYSE, to cause to un...
lytes 16 8 LYTE, to alight, als...
mabes 11 11 MABE, a cultured pea...
maces 12 11 MACE, to attack with...
mages 10 10 MAGE, a magician; a...
makes 10 12 MAKE, to cause to ex...
males 10 9 MALE, an individual...
manes 8 9 MANE, the long hair...
mares 9 8 MARE, a female horse...
mases 9 8 MASE, to act as a ma...
mates 9 8 MATE, to couple with...
maxes 15 15 MAX, to reach a maxi...
mazes 12 17 MAZE, to bewilder [v...
memes 10 11 MEME, a practice or...
menes 8 9 MENE, (Scots) to lam...
meres 9 8 MERE, to mark off, d...
mesal 10 9 in or towards the me...
mesas 9 8 MESA, (Spanish) a fl...
mesel 10 9 (obsolete) a leper,...
meses 9 8 MESE, (Greek) in Gre...
meshy 18 12 formed like network...
mesic 13 11 relating to a modera...
mesne 8 9 middle; intervening;...
meson 8 9 a short-lived subato...
messy 16 10 dirty or untidy [adj...
mesto 9 8 in music, sad [adj]
metes 9 8 METE, to distribute...
meves 11 12 MEVE, (obsolete) to...
mezes 12 17 MEZE, a Greek or Mid...
mikes 11 12 MIKE, to record by u...
miles 11 9 MILE, a unit of dist...
mimes 11 11 MIME, to mimic [v]
mines 9 9 MINE, to dig for val...
mires 10 8 MIRE, to sink in mud...
mises 10 8 MISE, the issue in a...
mites 10 8 MITE, any of various...
mixes 16 15 MIX, to combine toge...
mobes 11 11 MOBE, (slang) a mobi...
modes 9 9 MODE, a way or manne...
mokes 10 12 MOKE, a donkey [n]
moles 10 9 MOLE, the quantity o...
momes 10 11 MOME, (obsolete) a s...
mopes 11 11 MOPE, to be listless...
mores 9 8 the characteristic c...
moses 9 8 MOSE, to have glande...
motes 9 8 MOTE, a speck of dus...
moues 9 9 MOUE, (French) a dis...
moves 11 12 MOVE, to change from...
mozes 12 17 MOZE, to raise a nap...
mules 11 10 to perform the Mules...
mures 10 9 MURE, to wall up the...
muses 10 9 MUSE, to ponder [v]
mutes 10 9 MUTE, to deaden the...
muxes 16 16 MUX, to spoil, botch...
mzees 12 17 MZEE, (Swahili) an o...
nabes 9 9 NABE, a neighbourhoo...
names 8 9 NAME, to give a titl...
napes 9 9 NAPE, to attack with...
nares 7 6 NARE, (archaic) a no...
nates 7 6 NATIS, (Latin) a but...
naves 9 10 NAVE, the main body...
nazes 10 15 NAZE, a headland or...
neese 6 6 (Scots) to sneeze, a...
nenes 6 7 NENE, (Hawaiian) a k...
nests 8 6 NEST, to build a str...
netes 7 6 NETE, the highest no...
neves 9 10 NEVE, old compressed...
nides 8 7 NIDE, to nest [v]
nifes 10 9 NIFE, the earth's hy...
nines 7 7 NINE, the cardinal n...
nites 8 6 NITE, (colloquial) n...
nixes 14 13 NIX, to veto [v]
nodes 7 7 NODE, a swollen enla...
noles 8 7 NOLE, (Shakespeare)...
nomes 8 9 NOME, (Greek) a prov...
nones 6 7 a prayer service hel...
noses 7 6 NOSE, to sniff with...
notes 7 6 NOTE, to write down...
noxes 13 13 NOX, (short for) nit...
noyes 13 8 (Spenser) noise [n -...
nudes 8 8 NUDE, a naked figure...
nukes 9 11 NUKE, to attack with...
oases 7 5 OASIS, a green area...
oaves 9 9 OAF, a clumsy, stupi...
obese 9 8 very fat [adj OBESER...
oboes 9 8 OBOE, a kind of wood...
oches 13 10 OCHE, in darts, the...
ogees 8 7 OGEE, an arch of two...
ogles 10 8 OGLE, to stare at le...
ogres 9 7 OGRE, a cannibalisti...
olpes 11 9 OLPE, a Greek jug [n...
onces 10 9 ONCE, one time [n]
ooses 7 5 OOSE, (Scots) fluff,...
oozes 10 14 OOZE, to leak slowly...
orfes 10 8 ORFE, a golden-yello...
orles 9 6 ORLE, a border withi...
owres 11 8 OWRE, (Spenser) ore,...
oxies 14 12 OXY, a powerful anal...
paces 13 11 PACE, to walk with m...
pages 11 10 PAGE, to summon by c...
pales 11 9 PALE, to lose colour...
panes 9 9 PANE, to insert pane...
papes 12 11 PAPE, (Scots) a pope...
pares 10 8 PARE, to shave or cu...
pases 10 8 PASE, (Spanish) a mo...
pates 10 8 PATE, the top of the...
paves 12 12 PAVE, to cover with...
paxes 16 15 PAX, (Latin) peace,...
pedes 10 9 PES, a foot or footl...
pekes 11 12 PEKE, a small, long-...
peles 11 9 PELE, (historical) a...
penes 9 9 PENE, to beat with a...
peres 10 8 PERE, (French) fathe...
pesky 18 14 annoying [adj PESKIE...
pesos 10 8 PESO, a monetary uni...
pesto 10 8 an Italian sauce of...
pests 11 8 PEST, an annoying pe...
pesty 17 10 annoying [adj PESTIE...
phese 12 10 to unsettle, also FA...
pikes 12 12 PIKE, to pierce with...
piles 12 9 PILE, to lay one upo...
pines 10 9 PINE, to languish wi...
pipes 13 11 PIPE, to convey by m...
pises 11 8 PISE, rammed earth o...
pixes 17 15 PIX, a container for...
pizes 14 17 PIZE, (dialect) to s...
plesh 14 11 (Spenser) a pool; a...
plies 12 9 PLIE, (French) a mov...
plues 12 10 PLUE, a beaver skin,...
poesy 16 10 to utter poetry [v P...
pokes 11 12 POKE, to prod [v]
poles 11 9 POLE, to propel with...
pomes 11 11 POME, any fruit of t...
pones 9 9 PONE, a kind of corn...
popes 12 11 POPE, a small freshw...
pores 10 8 PORE, to examine clo...
poses 10 8 POSE, to assume a fi...
potes 10 8 POTE, to poke, thrus...
poxes 16 15 POX, to infect with...
prees 10 8 PREE, (Scots) to mak...
presa 10 8 (Italian) a musical...
prese 10 8 PRESA, (Italian) a m...
press 11 8 to compress or squee...
prest 11 8 (obsolete) to lend [...
pries 11 8 PRY, to inquire impe...
pubes 13 12 the lower part of th...
puces 14 12 PUCE, a dark red col...
pukes 12 13 PUKE, to vomit [v]
pules 12 10 PULE, to pipe; to wh...
pures 11 9 PURE, to cleanse or...
puses 11 9 PUS, a viscous fluid...
pynes 16 11 PYNE, to yearn inten...
pyres 17 10 PYRE, a pile of comb...
pyxes 23 17 PYX, to test newly m...
quest 17 15 to make a search [v...
races 11 8 RACE, to compete in...
rages 9 7 RAGE, to react with...
rajes 10 14 RAJ, in India, sover...
rakes 9 9 RAKE, to gather with...
rales 9 6 RALE, (French) a rat...
rapes 10 8 RAPE, to take by for...
rares 8 5 RARE, to be enthusia...
rases 8 5 RASE, to demolish, a...
rates 8 5 RATE, to estimate th...
raves 10 9 RAVE, to utter wildl...
raxes 14 12 RAX, to stretch out...
razes 11 14 RAZE, to demolish, a...
redes 8 6 REDE, (archaic) to a...
reest 8 5 to be noisily uncoop...
reges 9 7 REX, a king [n]
rekes 9 9 REKE, (Spenser) to r...
resat 8 5 RESIT, to sit again...
resaw 11 8 to saw again [v RESA...
resay 14 7 to say again [v RESA...
resee 7 5 to see again [v RESA...
reses 8 5 RES, (short for) (a...
reset 8 5 to set again [v RESE...
resew 11 8 to sew again [v RESE...
resid 9 6 a type of fuel oil [...
resin 8 6 any of a number of s...
resit 9 5 to sit again after f...
resod 8 6 to put down new turf...
resow 11 8 to sow again [v RESO...
resto 8 5 (Australian slang) a...
rests 9 5 REST, to stop word o...
resty 15 7 (obsolete) restive [...
resus 9 6 (short for) resuscit...
rexes 14 12 REX, a king [n]
rezes 11 14 REZ, (short for) a (...
rhies 11 7 RHY, (Spenser) rye [...
ribes 11 8 a genus of shrubs in...
rices 12 8 RICE, to form soft f...
rides 9 6 RIDE, to be conveyed...
riles 10 6 RILE, to anger [v]
rimes 10 8 RIME, to cover with...
rines 8 6 RINE, (Spenser) rind...
ripes 11 8 RIPE, to ripen [v]
rises 9 5 RISE, to move upward...
rites 9 5 RITE, a ceremonial a...
rives 11 9 RIVE, to tear apart...
robes 10 8 ROBE, to dress [v]
rodes 8 6 RODE, to perform an...
rokes 9 9 ROKE, to steam, smok...
roles 9 6 ROLE, a part played...
rones 7 6 RONE, (Scots) a roof...
ropes 10 8 ROPE, to bind with t...
rores 8 5 RORE, (Shakespeare)...
roses 8 5 ROSE, to redden [v]
rotes 8 5 ROTE, to learn by re...
roues 8 6 ROUE, (French) a deb...
roves 10 9 ROVE, to roam [v]
rubes 11 9 RUBE, (US slang) a b...
rudes 9 7 RUDE, a rude boy, al...
rules 10 7 RULE, to exercise co...
rumes 10 9 RUME, a watery disch...
runes 8 7 RUNE, a letter of an...
ruses 9 6 RUSE, a deception [n...
rykes 16 11 RYKE, (Scots) to rea...
sabes 10 8 SABE, to know, to un...
sades 8 6 SADE, (Hebrew) a Heb...
safes 10 8 SAFE, (obsolete) to...
sages 9 7 SAGE, a garden labia...
sakes 9 9 SAKE, benefit or adv...
sales 9 6 SALE, the act of sel...
sames 9 8 SAME, the same thing...
sanes 7 6 SANE, to make the si...
sates 8 5 SATE, to satisfy to...
saves 10 9 SAVE, to rescue from...
saxes 14 12 SAX, a chopper for t...
sazes 11 14 SAZ, a stringed inst...
scyes 18 10 SCYE, an opening for...
sedes 8 6 (Latin) a seat [n SE...
seles 9 6 SELE, happiness [n]
semes 9 8 SEME, a type of hera...
senes 7 6 SENE, a Samoan monet...
seres 8 5 SERE, to burn the su...
sesey 14 7 (Shakespeare) enough...
sessa 8 5 (Shakespeare) enough...
sexes 14 12 SEX, to assess organ...
shies 11 7 SHY, to jump aside,...
shoes 10 7 SHOE, to provide wit...
sices 12 8 SICE, (Arabic) a sta...
sides 9 6 SIDE, to support or...
sikes 10 9 SIKE, a small stream...
siles 10 6 SILE, to strain, als...
sines 8 6 SINE, (Scots) to rin...
sipes 11 8 SIPE, (dialect) to s...
sires 9 5 SIRE, to beget [v]
sises 9 5 SIS, (short for) sis...
sites 9 5 SITE, to place in po...
sixes 15 12 SIX, a number [n]
sizes 12 14 SIZE, to cover with...
skees 9 9 SKEE, to ski [v]
skies 10 9 SKY, to hit or throw...
slaes 9 6 SLAE, (Scots) a sloe...
sloes 9 6 SLOE, the fruit of t...
slues 10 7 SLUE, to cause to mo...
smees 9 8 SMEE, (dialect) a na...
snees 7 6 SNEE, (obsolete) to...
snies 8 6 SNY, a side channel...
snyes 14 8 SNYE, a side channel...
soces 11 8 SOC, the right of ho...
sokes 9 9 SOKE, a feudal right...
soles 9 6 SOLE, to replace the...
sones 7 6 SONE, a unit of loud...
sores 8 5 SORE, to make sore [...
spaes 10 8 SPAE, to foretell [v...
spies 11 8 SPY, to watch secret...
spues 11 9 SPUE, (archaic) to s...
sties 9 5 STY, to keep in a pi...
styes 15 7 STYE, an inflamed sw...
supes 11 9 SUPE, (short for) a...
sures 9 6 SURE, to provide wit...
suses 9 6 SUS, to arrest for s...
swees 11 8 SWEE, to sway, swing...
swies 12 8 SWY, (Australian) th...
syces 18 10 SYCE, a male servant...
sykes 16 11 SYKE, a rill or smal...
synes 14 8 SYNE, to rinse, wash...
sypes 17 10 SYPE, (dialect) to s...
tabes 10 8 a syphilitic disease...
taces 11 8 TACE, in plate armou...
tajes 10 14 TAJ, a dervish's tal...
takes 9 9 TAKE, to seize posse...
tales 9 6 TALE, a story [n]
tames 9 8 TAME, to make tame [...
tapes 10 8 TAPE, to put tape ov...
tares 8 5 TARE, to assess the...
tases 8 5 TASE, to stun with a...
tates 8 5 TATE, (Scots) a smal...
taxes 14 12 TAX, to impose a cha...
teles 9 6 TELE, (short for) te...
temes 9 8 TEME, (obsolete) a t...
tenes 7 6 TENE, (archaic) inju...
teres 8 5 (Latin) either of tw...
tesla 9 6 a unit of magnetic f...
testa 8 5 (Latin) the hard ext...
teste 8 5 (Latin) on the autho...
tests 9 5 TEST, to examine cri...
testy 15 7 irritable [adj TESTI...
tetes 8 5 TETE, (French) an el...
texes 14 12 TEX, a unit of linea...
thees 10 7 THEE, to use the pro...
these 10 7 THIS, the person or...
thesp 13 10 a thespian, a member...
tices 12 8 TICE, (Shakespeare)...
tides 9 6 TIDE, to flow like t...
tiges 10 7 TIGE, (French) the s...
tikes 10 9 TIKE, a dog, a cur,...
tiles 10 6 TILE, to cover with...
times 10 8 TIME, to reckon the...
tines 8 6 TINE, (Scots) to los...
tires 9 5 TIRE, to grow tired...
tizes 12 14 TIZ, a state of conf...
toges 9 7 TOGE, (obsolete) a t...
tokes 9 9 TOKE, to puff a mari...
toles 9 6 TOLE, to lure or dec...
tomes 9 8 TOME, a large, usual...
tones 7 6 TONE, to give a part...
topes 10 8 TOPE, to drink liquo...
tores 8 5 TORE, a surface desc...
toses 8 5 TOSE, (Scots) to tea...
totes 8 5 TOTE, to carry by ha...
tozes 11 14 TOZE, to tease out,...
trees 8 5 TREE, to drive up a...
tress 9 5 to form into long lo...
trest 9 5 (dialect) a trestle,...
tries 9 5 TRIE, (Spenser) to t...
trues 9 6 TRUE, to make true [...
tubes 11 9 TUBE, to fit with a...
tules 10 7 TULE, a large Americ...
tunes 8 7 TUNE, to adjust to a...
tuxes 15 13 TUX, (short for) tux...
twaes 11 8 TWAE, (Scots) two, a...
tyees 14 7 TYEE, a food fish [n...
tykes 16 11 TYKE, a small child,...
tynes 14 8 TYNE, to lose, also...
types 17 10 TYPE, to print with...
tyres 15 7 TYRE, to supply a co...
unces 11 10 UNCE, (Scots) an oun...
urges 10 8 URGE, to drive forwa...
vades 10 10 VADE, to pass away [...
vales 11 10 VALE, a broad valley...
vanes 9 10 VANE, a device for s...
vapes 12 12 VAPE, to inhale nico...
vares 10 9 VARE, (Spanish) a Sp...
vases 10 9 VASE, a container us...
veges 11 11 VEG, a vegetable [n]
veles 11 10 VELE, (Spenser) a ve...
vespa 12 12 (Latin) a genus of H...
vesta 10 9 (Latin) a kind of sh...
vests 11 9 VEST, to place autho...
vexes 16 16 VEX, to distress or...
vibes 13 12 VIBE, (colloquial) a...
vices 14 12 VICE, to grip with a...
vines 10 10 VINE, to remove vine...
vires 11 9 VIRE, to transfer fu...
vises 11 9 VISE, to hold in a c...
vives 13 13 a disease of horses...
vlies 12 10 VLY, (Afrikaans) low...
voces 13 12 VOX, (Latin) a voice...
voles 11 10 VOLE, to win all tri...
votes 10 9 VOTE, to express an...
wades 11 9 WADE, to walk throug...
wages 12 10 WAGE, to engage in o...
wakes 12 12 WAKE, to rouse from...
wales 12 9 WALE, to mark with w...
wames 12 11 WAME, (dialect) a wo...
wanes 10 9 WANE, to decrease in...
wares 11 8 WARE, to beware of [...
wases 11 8 WASE, a small bundle...
waves 13 12 WAVE, to flutter bac...
wawes 14 11 WAWE, (Spenser) a wa...
waxes 17 15 WAX, to treat with w...
weest 11 8 WEE, small [adj]
wests 12 8 WEST, to move toward...
wexes 17 15 WEX, (obsolete) to w...
wides 12 9 WIDE, a wide ball in...
wifes 14 11 WIFE, to take to wif...
wiles 13 9 WILE, to beguile, al...
wines 11 9 WINE, to provide wit...
wipes 14 11 WIPE, to rub lightly...
wires 12 8 WIRE, to fasten with...
wises 12 8 WISE, (Scots) to gui...
wites 12 8 WITE, (Scots) to bla...
wives 14 12 WIVE, (archaic) to t...
wizes 15 17 WIZ, a very skilled...
wrest 12 8 to take away by forc...
wries 12 8 WRY, to give a twist...
wuses 12 9 WUS, a Welsh term us...
wyles 19 11 WYLE, to beguile, al...
wytes 18 10 WYTE, (Scots) to bla...
yages 15 9 YAGE, a tropical vin...
yales 15 8 YALE, a fabulous her...
yates 14 7 YATE, (Spenser) a ga...
yedes 14 8 YEDE, to go or proce...
yeesh 16 9 an interjection used...
yeses 14 7 YES, to give an affi...
yesks 16 11 YESK, (Scots) to hic...
yests 15 7 YEST, (obsolete) yea...
yesty 21 9 like yeast, also YEA...
yeves 16 11 YEVE, (obsolete) to...
yexes 20 14 YEX, to hiccup, also...
yikes 16 11 YIKE, (Australian sl...
yipes 17 10 used to express fear...
yites 15 7 YITE, (dialect) the...
ylkes 17 12 YLKE, (obsolete) ilk...
ympes 18 13 YMPE, (Spenser) to i...
yokes 15 11 YOKE, to join (anima...
yores 14 7 YORE, a long time ag...
yowes 17 10 YOWE, (Scots) a ewe...
yukes 16 12 YUKE, (dialect) to i...
yules 16 9 YULE, Christmas or C...
zaxes 17 21 ZAX, a chopper for t...
zests 12 14 ZEST, to give zest t...
zesty 18 16 full of zest [adj ZE...
zexes 17 21 ZEX, a chopper for t...
zezes 14 23 ZEZE, (Bantu) a stri...
zines 11 15 ZINE, (slang) a maga...
zones 10 15 ZONE, to arrange in...
zymes 19 19 ZYME, a ferment [n]

6 letter words that contains ES

6 letter ES word

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abases 11 9 ABASE, to lower in r...
abates 11 9 ABATE, to reduce in...
abbess 14 12 a female abbot, head...
abcees 14 12 ABCEE, the alphabet,...
abeles 12 10 ABELE, the white pop...
abides 12 10 ABIDE, to wait for;...
ablest 13 10 ABLE, competent, als...
abodes 11 10 ABODE, to presage, f...
aboves 13 13 ABOVE, the upper par...
abuses 12 10 ABUSE, to revile or...
acates 12 9 (obsolete) things pu...
access 16 12 approach, admittance...
ackees 13 13 ACKEE, (Kru) a small...
acutes 13 10 ACUTE, a type of acc...
adages 10 9 ADAGE, a proverb, a...
addies 10 8 ADDY, (slang) an ema...
addles 11 9 ADDLE, to confuse [v...
adobes 11 10 ADOBE, (Arabic) an u...
adores 9 7 ADORE, to love deepl...
aeries 9 6 AERIE, the nest of a...
aesces 12 9 AESC, (Old English)...
affies 14 12 AFFY, (obsolete) to...
afresh 14 11 anew [adv]
agapes 12 11 AGAPE, a love feast...
agates 10 8 AGATE, a variety of...
agaves 12 12 AGAVE, any of numero...
agenes 9 9 AGENE, a chemical co...
aggies 12 10 AGGIE, a type of pla...
agoges 11 10 AGOGE, (Greek) in Gr...
agones 9 9 AGON, the dramatic c...
agrees 10 8 AGREE, to have the s...
airest 10 6 (Scots) earliest [ad...
aisles 11 7 AISLE, a passage bet...
aizles 14 16 AIZLE, (Scots) hot a...
akenes 9 11 AKENE, a dry one-see...
alates 10 7 ALATE, a winged inse...
aleyes 16 9 ALEYE, to quell, als...
alines 10 8 ALINE, to arrange in...
alkies 12 11 ALKIE, an alcoholic,...
allees 11 8 ALLEE, (French) an a...
allies 12 8 ALLY, to join by mar...
alures 11 8 ALURE, (obsolete) a...
amates 10 9 AMATE, (archaic) to...
amazes 13 18 AMAZE, to overwhelm...
ambles 14 13 AMBLE, to saunter [v...
amices 14 12 AMICE, a furred hood...
amides 11 10 AMIDE, a compound fo...
amines 10 10 AMINE, a compound de...
amises 11 9 AMIS, a clerical gar...
amoles 11 10 AMOLE, a plant root...
amoves 12 13 AMOVE, (obsolete) to...
amuses 11 10 AMUSE, to entertain...
ancles 13 11 ANCLE, (archaic) ank...
aneles 9 8 ANELE, to anoint wit...
angles 11 10 ANGLE, to with hook...
animes 10 10 ANIME, the resin of...
anises 9 7 ANISE, an annual Med...
ankles 11 12 ANKLE, to walk [v]
anodes 8 8 ANODE, a positively...
anoles 9 8 ANOLE, a tropical li...
antres 9 7 ANTRE, (Shakespeare)...
anuses 9 8 ANUS, the opening at...
apexes 17 16 APEX, the topmost po...
apices 15 12 APEX, the topmost po...
apodes 11 10 APODE, an animal wit...
apples 15 13 APPLE, the firm roun...
aptest 12 9 APT, suited to [adj]
arames 10 9 ARAME, (Japanese) a...
arches 15 11 ARCH, to bend like a...
aredes 9 7 AREDE, to declare, a...
arenes 8 7 ARENE, an aromatic h...
aretes 9 6 ARETE, a sharp mount...
argles 12 9 ARGLE, to argue [v]
argues 11 9 ARGUE, to discuss wi...
arises 10 6 ARISE, to come up [v...
armies 11 9 ARMY, a large body o...
arrest 10 6 to bring to a stands...
arties 10 6 ARTY, an artistic pe...
aruhes 12 9 ARUHE, (Maori) the e...
arvees 11 10 ARVEE, (short for) r...
asides 10 7 ASIDE, a comment by...
assess 10 6 to estimate the valu...
atokes 10 10 ATOKE, a sexless par...
atones 8 7 ATONE, to make amend...
attest 10 6 to affirm to be genu...
avales 12 11 AVALE, (obsolete) to...
avises 12 10 AVISE, to advise, al...
avizes 15 19 AVIZE, to advise, al...
avyzes 21 21 AVYZE, to advise, al...
awakes 13 13 AWAKE, to rouse from...
awayes 18 11 (Spenser) away [adv]
awless 14 10 without awe, also AW...
axises 16 13 AXIS, the imaginary...
axites 16 13 AXITE, a fibre of an...
axones 14 14 AXONE, a nerve fibre...
ayries 16 8 AYRIE, the nest of a...
azides 13 16 AZIDE, a salt of hyd...
azines 12 16 AZINE, a type of nit...
azoles 13 16 AZOLE, any of variou...
azotes 12 15 AZOTE, an old name f...
azures 13 16 AZURE, a delicate bl...
azymes 20 20 AZYME, unleavened br...
baases 11 9 BAAS, (Afrikaans) a...
babies 14 12 BABY, to treat like...
baches 17 14 BACH, to live as a b...
badges 13 12 BADGE, to supply wit...
bagies 13 11 BAGIE, (Northumbrian...
baizes 15 18 BAIZE, to cover with...
barbes 14 12 BARBE, a medieval cl...
bardes 12 10 BARDE, to cover a ho...
barest 12 9 BARE, unclothed, unc...
barges 13 11 BARGE, to push one's...
barres 12 9 BARRE, to execute ba...
baryes 18 11 BARYE, a unit of pre...
basest 12 9 BASE, mean [adj]
bashes 14 11 BASH, to strike [v]
basses 12 9 BASS, the lowest par...
bastes 12 9 BASTE, to keep (meat...
bathes 14 11 BATHE, to wash by im...
bayles 19 12 BAYLE, a pole, a bar...
bazzes 18 27 BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beares 11 9 BEARE [v]
beckes 16 16 BECKE, (Spenser) a b...
bedyes 18 12 BEDYE, to dye or sta...
beeves 13 13 BEEF, the flesh of d...
begoes 12 11 BEGO, to beset [v]
behest 14 11 a command [n -S]
beiges 13 11 BEIGE, a woollen fab...
belees 12 10 BELEE, to put on the...
belies 13 10 BELIE, to misreprese...
belles 14 11 BELLE, a young lady...
benjes 13 19 BENJ, cannabis, Indi...
bennes 10 11 BENNE, the sesame pl...
bermes 13 12 BERME, a narrow shel...
besang 12 12 BESING, (archaic) to...
beseem 12 12 to be becoming [v -E...
beseen 10 10 BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besees 11 9 BESEE, (obsolete) to...
besets 12 9 BESET, to assail [v]
beside 12 10 next to [prep]
besigh 16 13 (archaic) to sigh ov...
besing 13 12 (archaic) to celebra...
besits 13 9 BESIT, (archaic) to...
besmut 14 13 to blacken with soot...
besnow 14 13 to cover with snow [...
besoin 11 10 (French) need, want,...
besoms 13 12 BESOM, to sweep with...
besort 12 9 (Shakespeare) to mat...
besots 12 9 BESOT, to infatuate...
bespat 14 12 BESPIT, to spit upon...
besped 14 13 BESPEED, to help on...
bespit 15 12 to spit upon [v BESP...
bespot 14 12 to cover with spots...
bestad 12 10 (Spenser) beset by,...
bestar 12 9 to cover with stars...
bested 12 10 BEST, to outdo [v]
bestie 12 9 (slang) one's best f...
bestir 13 9 to rouse to activity...
bestis 13 9 BESTI, (Hinglish) in...
bestow 15 12 to present as a gift...
bestud 13 11 to adorn with dots [...
besung 13 13 BESING, (archaic) to...
bevies 14 13 BEVY, a group, esp....
bevues 14 14 BEVUE, (French) a bl...
biases 12 9 BIAS, to cause to in...
bibles 16 13 BIBLE, an authoritat...
bikies 14 13 BIKIE, (Australian s...
bilges 15 12 BILGE, to spring a l...
binges 13 12 BINGE, to eat or dri...
biomes 13 12 BIOME, an extensive...
birles 14 10 BIRLE, to carouse, a...
birses 13 9 BIRSE [n]
bishes 15 11 BISH, a mistake, a b...
bizzes 19 27 BIZ, (slang) busines...
blades 13 11 BLADE, the cutting p...
blaest 13 10 BLAE, blackish blue...
blames 14 13 BLAME, to find fault...
blares 13 10 BLARE, to sound loud...
blates 13 10 BLATE, to babble [v]
blazes 16 19 BLAZE, to burn with...
blites 14 10 BLITE, a genus of he...
blokes 14 14 BLOKE, a fellow [n]
blores 13 10 BLORE, (archaic) a v...
bludes 14 12 BLUDE, (Scots) blood...
bluest 14 11 BLUE, having the col...
bluesy 20 13 resembling blues mus...
blumes 15 14 BLUME, to blossom [v...
blypes 22 15 BLYPE, (Scots) a pie...
bocces 18 15 BOCCE, an Italian bo...
boches 17 14 BOCHE, an offensive...
bodges 13 12 BODGE, to patch up [...
bodies 12 10 BODY, to give form t...
bodles 13 11 BODLE, a former Scot...
bogies 13 11 BOGIE, (Australian s...
bogles 14 12 BOGLE, to perform th...
bogues 13 12 BOGUE, a Mediterrane...
boites 12 9 BOITE, (French) a ni...
bombes 15 15 BOMBE, (French) a de...
bonces 14 13 BONCE, a large marbl...
bonnes 10 11 BONNE, (French) a Fr...
bonzes 14 19 BONZE, (Japanese) a...
booses 11 9 BOOSE, to drink exce...
boozes 14 18 BOOZE, to drink exce...
bordes 12 10 BORDE, (obsolete) bo...
borees 11 9 BOREE, (Native Austr...
boshes 14 11 BOSH, (colloquial) m...
bosies 12 9 BOSIE, a kind of del...
bosses 12 9 BOSS, to domineer ov...
bottes 12 9 BOTTE, a thrust in f...
bouges 13 12 BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
boules 13 11 BOULE, (Greek) in an...
bouses 12 10 BOUSE, to haul with...
bownes 14 13 BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowses 15 12 BOWSE, to haul with...
braces 15 12 BRACE, to support [v...
brakes 13 13 BRAKE, to slow down...
brames 13 12 BRAME, (Spenser) a f...
branes 11 10 BRANE, a multi-dimen...
brases 12 9 BRAS, (Spenser) bras...
braves 14 13 BRAVE, to face with...
brazes 15 18 BRAZE, to solder wit...
bredes 12 10 BREDE, to braid, to...
breese 11 9 (archaic) the gadfly...
breest 12 9 (Scots) breast, also...
breres 12 9 BRERE, (Spenser) a b...
breves 14 13 BREVE, an obsolescen...
bribes 15 12 BRIBE, to influence...
brides 13 10 BRIDE, to act the br...
brines 12 10 BRINE, to treat with...
brises 13 9 BRISE, (French) a mo...
brizes 16 18 BRIZE, furnace refus...
brokes 13 13 BROKE, to act as a s...
bromes 13 12 BROME, a kind of gra...
broses 12 9 BROSE, (Scots) a dis...
brules 14 11 BRULE, a mixed race...
brumes 14 13 BRUME, mist or fog [...
brutes 13 10 BRUTE, to girdle or...
bruxes 19 17 BRUX, to grind teeth...
buazes 15 19 BUAZE, an African sh...
bubbes 17 16 BUBBE, (Yiddish) a J...
bubkes 16 17 (Yiddish) a very sma...
buboes 14 13 BUBO, (Latin) an inf...
budges 14 13 BUDGE, to move or st...
bugles 15 13 BUGLE, to play a bra...
bulges 15 13 BULGE, to swell out...
bulses 14 11 BULSE, a small bag f...
bunces 15 14 BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunjes 14 20 BUNJE, a strong rubb...
bupkes 16 17 (Yiddish) a very sma...
buries 13 10 BURY, to put in the...
burkes 14 14 BURKE, to murder by...
burses 13 10 BURSE, a square clot...
bushes 15 12 BUSH, to cover with...
busies 13 10 BUSY, to occupy ones...
busses 13 10 BUSS, to kiss [v]
butles 14 11 BUTLE, to serve as a...
buttes 13 10 BUTTE, an isolated h...
buzzes 19 28 BUZZ, to make a vibr...
cables 16 13 CABLE, to fasten wit...
caches 18 14 CACHE, to store in a...
cadees 12 10 CADEE, (Scots) a cad...
cadges 14 12 CADGE, to get by beg...
cadies 13 10 CADIE, (Scots) a cad...
cadres 13 10 CADRE, (French) a pe...
caesar 12 9 a Caesarean section...
calces 17 13 CALX, a mineral resi...
calesa 13 10 (French) a light low...
calves 16 14 CALF [v]
calxes 20 17 CALX, a mineral resi...
camese 13 12 a loose shirt or tun...
canoes 11 10 CANOE, to paddle a s...
caples 16 13 CAPLE, a horse, also...
caress 13 9 to touch lovingly [v...
caries 13 9 tooth decay [n CARIE...
carles 14 10 CARLE, a rude, rusti...
carses 13 9 CARSE, (Scots) alluv...
cartes 13 9 CARTE, (French) a bi...
carves 15 13 CARVE, to form by cu...
cashes 15 11 CASH, to convert int...
castes 13 9 CASTE, a system of d...
caules 14 11 CAULIS, an herbaceou...
causes 13 10 CAUSE, to bring abou...
cauves 15 14 CAUF, a coalminer's...
cavies 15 13 CAVY, a kind of Sout...
ceases 12 9 CEASE, to stop [v]
ceazes 15 18 CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
censes 12 10 CENSE, to perfume wi...
cerges 14 11 CERGE, a large wax c...
cernes 12 10 CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
certes 13 9 (archaic) in truth;...
cesium 15 13 a metallic element [...
cessed 13 10 CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cesser 13 9 a type of legal liab...
cesses 13 9 CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cestas 13 9 CESTA, (Spanish) a b...
cestoi 13 9 CESTOS, a belt or gi...
cestos 13 9 a belt or girdle [n...
cestui 14 10 (Latin) in legal phr...
cestus 14 10 a hand covering for...
cesura 13 10 a pause in a line of...
cesure 13 10 (Spenser) a break, a...
cezves 18 22 CEZVE, a small metal...
chaces 18 14 CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chafes 17 14 CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chapes 17 14 CHAPE, the plate of...
chares 15 11 CHARE, to do odd job...
chases 15 11 CHASE, to pursue [v]
cheese 14 11 to stop it [v CHEESE...
cheesy 21 13 resembling a food ma...
chesil 17 12 shingle, gravel [n -...
chests 16 11 CHEST, to hit a ball...
chesty 22 13 suffering from a cou...
chides 16 12 CHIDE, to scold [v]
chiles 17 12 CHILE, the (dried) r...
chimes 17 14 CHIME, to ring in ha...
chines 15 12 CHINE, to break the...
chives 18 15 CHIVE, to cut with a...
chokes 16 15 CHOKE, to impede the...
chores 15 11 CHORE, to do small j...
choses 15 11 CHOSE, (French) in l...
chuses 16 12 CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chutes 16 12 CHUTE, to convey by...
chyles 23 14 CHYLE, a milky fluid...
chymes 23 16 CHYME, semiliquid, p...
citess 14 9 (archaic) one who is...
cities 14 9 CITY, a large town [...
civies 16 13 CIVIE, (short for) a...
clades 14 11 CLADE, a group of or...
clames 15 13 CLAME, (Spenser) a c...
claves 16 14 CLAVE, in plants, a...
clepes 16 13 CLEPE, (archaic) to...
cleves 16 14 CLEVE, (dialect) a c...
climes 16 13 CLIME, the atmospher...
clines 14 11 CLINE, a gradual geo...
clipes 17 13 CLIPE, to tell tales...
clokes 15 14 CLOKE, to clothe wit...
clones 13 11 CLONE, to reproduce...
closes 14 10 CLOSE, to make impas...
clotes 14 10 CLOTE, the common bu...
cloves 16 14 CLOVE, the flower-bu...
cloyes 20 12 CLOYE, (Shakespeare)...
clozes 17 19 CLOZE, a type of edu...
clypes 23 15 CLYPE, to tell tales...
coates 12 9 COATE, to cite as ev...
coaxes 18 16 COAX, to cajole [v]
cobles 16 13 COBLE, (Welsh) a sho...
coches 18 14 COCH, (Spenser) a co...
cogies 14 11 COGIE, (Scots) a sma...
cogues 14 12 COGUE, (Scots) a sma...
cohoes 14 11 COHOE, a Pacific sal...
colies 14 10 COLY, an African bir...
combes 16 15 COMBE, a narrow vall...
comtes 14 12 COMTE, (French) a Fr...
conges 13 12 CONGE, to take leave...
conies 12 10 CONY, a rabbit, also...
connes 11 11 CONNE, (Spenser) to...
contes 12 10 CONTE, (French) a sh...
cooees 11 9 COOEE, to cry out sh...
coozes 15 18 COOZE, (colloquial)...
copies 15 12 COPY, to imitate [v]
copses 15 12 COPSE, to cut back t...
corbes 15 12 CORBE, a projection...
cories 13 9 CORY, (Romany) the p...
corses 13 9 CORSE, a corpse [n]
corves 15 13 CORF, a coalminer's...
coshes 15 11 COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosies 13 9 COSY, to attempt to...
cosses 13 9 COSS, a measure of d...
costes 13 9 COSTE, (Spenser) a c...
coudes 13 11 COUDE, (French) a re...
coupes 15 13 COUPE, (French) a fo...
coures 13 10 COURE, to cower [v]
coyest 19 11 COY, modest, bashful...
cozies 16 18 COZY, to attempt to...
cozzes 19 27 COZ, (archaic) cousi...
crakes 14 13 CRAKE, to utter the...
crames 14 12 CRAME, (Scots) a boo...
cranes 12 10 CRANE, to stretch ou...
crapes 15 12 CRAPE, to cover or s...
crares 13 9 CRARE, a trading ves...
crases 13 9 CRASIS, the melding...
crates 13 9 CRATE, to put in a p...
craves 15 13 CRAVE, to desire gre...
crazes 16 18 CRAZE, to make insan...
creese 12 9 to stab with a Malay...
creesh 15 11 to grease [v -ED, -I...
cremes 14 12 CREME, (French) crea...
crepes 15 12 CREPE, to cover with...
cresol 14 10 a compound found in...
cressy 20 11 like cress [adj CRES...
cresta 13 9 as in cresta run, hi...
crests 14 9 CREST, to reach a pe...
cresyl 21 12 an isomeric radical...
crewes 16 12 CREWE, (archaic) a p...
crimes 15 12 CRIME, to convict ov...
crines 13 10 CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
cripes 16 12 used as a mild oath,...
crises 14 9 CRISIS, a crucial tu...
cromes 14 12 CROME, to draw by a...
crones 12 10 CRONE, a withered ol...
crores 13 9 CRORE, (Hindi) an In...
crozes 16 18 CROZE, a tool used i...
cruces 17 13 CRUX, a basic or dec...
crudes 14 11 CRUDE, unrefined pet...
cruses 14 10 CRUSE, an earthenwar...
cruves 16 14 CRUVE, a pen or sty,...
cruxes 20 17 CRUX, a basic or dec...
ctenes 12 10 CTENE, a comb-like s...
cuesta 13 10 a geological feature...
curies 14 10 CURIE, a unit of rad...
curses 14 10 CURSE, to invoke evi...
curves 16 14 CURVE, to deviate fr...
cushes 16 12 CUSH, the cushion in...
cusses 14 10 CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cutest 14 10 CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutesy 20 12 (US) affectedly cute...
cuties 14 10 CUTIE, a cute person...
cuvees 15 14 CUVEE, (French) a va...
cuzzes 20 28 CUZ, (obsolete) cous...
cycles 24 15 CYCLE, to ride a bic...
cyeses 19 11 CYESIS, pregnancy [n...
cyesis 20 11 pregnancy [n CYESES]
cypres 22 14 the legal doctrine o...
dadoes 9 8 DADO, an ornamental...
dagoes 10 9 DAGO, (offensive) a...
daines 9 8 DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
daises 10 7 DAIS, a raised platf...
dalles 12 9 DALLE, (French) a sl...
dances 12 11 DANCE, to move rhyth...
darres 10 7 DARRE, to venture bo...
dashes 12 9 DASH, to strike viol...
daubes 12 11 DAUBE, (French) a me...
davies 12 11 DAVY, a safety lamp...
deares 9 7 DEARE, to injure, al...
deaves 11 11 DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
debyes 18 12 DEBYE, a unit of mea...
deeres 9 7 DEERE, (Spenser) a d...
deeves 11 11 DEEVE, to deafen, al...
defies 12 10 DEFY, to resist open...
deices 13 10 DEICE, to free of ic...
deixes 16 14 DEIXIS, use of words...
delves 13 12 DELVE, to search in...
demies 11 10 DEMY, a size of pape...
denies 9 8 DENY, to declare to...
desalt 11 8 to remove the salt f...
desand 9 9 to remove sand from...
descry 20 12 to discern, detect [...
deseed 9 8 to remove the seeds...
desert 10 7 to abandon [v -ED, -...
deshis 13 9 DESHI, (Hinglish) a...
design 11 10 to plan in outline,...
desine 9 8 to plan in outline,...
desire 10 7 to wish for [v DESIR...
desist 11 7 to cease doing somet...
desman 10 11 a Russian aquatic in...
desmid 12 11 any member of a fami...
desorb 12 10 to release a sorbed...
desoxy 22 16 having less oxygen t...
despot 12 10 a ruler with absolut...
desses 10 7 DESSE, (Spenser) a d...
desyne 15 10 to plan in outline,...
detest 10 7 to hate intensely [v...
deuces 13 11 DEUCE, to even the s...
devest 12 11 to strip or deprive...
dexies 16 14 DEXY, a pill contain...
dholes 13 10 DHOLE, an Indian wil...
didies 11 8 DIDY, a diaper, also...
didoes 10 8 DIDO, a mischievous...
dienes 9 8 DIENE, an organic co...
diesel 11 8 to continue running...
dieses 10 7 DIESIS, a reference...
diesis 11 7 a reference mark in...
digest 12 9 to assimilate food i...
dinges 11 10 a doodad, also DINGU...
diodes 10 8 DIODE, a type of ele...
direst 11 7 DIRE, disastrous [ad...
dirges 12 9 DIRGE, a funeral son...
dirkes 12 11 DIRKE, (Spenser) to...
dishes 13 9 DISH, to put into a...
dismes 12 10 DISME, a former 10-c...
disses 11 7 DISS, to disrespect,...
ditzes 14 16 DITZ, a silly person...
divest 13 11 to strip or deprive...
dixies 17 14 DIXIE, a camp-kettle...
dobies 12 10 DOBIE, an unburnt su...
dodges 11 10 DODGE, to evade [v]
dodoes 9 8 DODO, an extinct bir...
dogies 11 9 DOGY, a stray calf,...
dolces 14 11 DOLCE, (Italian) a s...
donees 8 8 DONEE, the person to...
donnes 8 9 DONNE, (French) a da...
dooces 12 10 DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
dooles 10 8 DOOLE, (obsolete) pa...
dopest 12 10 DOPE, excellent [adj...
dorees 9 7 DOREE, a yellow mack...
dories 10 7 DORY, a golden-yello...
dorses 10 7 DORSE, a kind of sma...
doshes 12 9 DOSH, (slang) money...
dosses 10 7 DOSS, to sleep in an...
douses 10 8 DOUSE, to plunge int...
dowles 14 11 DOWLE, (dialect) a p...
dowses 13 10 DOWSE, to search for...
doxies 16 14 DOXIE, a doctrine, a...
drakes 11 11 DRAKE, a male duck [...
drapes 12 10 DRAPE, to arrange in...
dreest 10 7 DREE, (Scots) dreary...
dreres 10 7 DRERE, (Spenser) dre...
dressy 17 9 showy in dress [adj...
drices 14 10 DRICE, dry ice or fr...
driest 11 7 DRY, having no moist...
drives 13 11 DRIVE, to urge or co...
drokes 11 11 DROKE, (Canadian) a...
droles 11 8 DROLE, a rogue or kn...
dromes 11 10 DROME, (colloquial)...
drones 9 8 DRONE, to make a mon...
droves 12 11 DROVE, to drive shee...
drupes 13 11 DRUPE, a fleshy frui...
druses 11 8 DRUSE, a crust of sm...
dryest 17 9 DRY, having no moist...
dulces 15 12 DULCE, a sweet food...
dulses 12 9 DULSE, an edible red...
dunces 13 12 DUNCE, a stupid pers...
duress 11 8 compulsion by force,...
dushes 13 10 DUSH, (Scots) to str...
duties 11 8 DUTY, a moral or leg...
dwales 14 11 DWALE, deadly nights...
dwiles 15 11 DWILE, a floorcloth...
dwines 13 11 DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
eagles 11 9 EAGLE, to score two...
eagres 10 8 EAGRE, a bore or sud...
easies 9 6 EASY, a communicatio...
easles 10 7 EASLE, (Scots) hot a...
ecesic 16 12 relating to ecesis,...
ecesis 13 9 the establishment of...
echoes 14 11 ECHO, a reflected so...
eddies 10 8 EDDY, to move agains...
eddoes 9 8 EDDO, a kind of yam,...
ediles 11 8 EDILE, (Latin) in cl...
educes 13 11 EDUCE, to draw out,...
eeches 14 11 EECH, to augment, al...
eftest 12 9 (dialect) readiest,...
egesta 10 8 egested matter [n]
egests 11 8 EGEST, to discharge...
egises 11 8 EGIS, (Greek) protec...
egress 11 8 to go out [v -ED, -I...
elates 10 7 ELATE, to raise the...
eldest 11 8 the oldest of a set...
elides 11 8 ELIDE, to strike out...
elites 11 7 ELITE, a socially se...
eloges 11 9 ELOGE, a funeral ora...
elopes 12 10 ELOPE, to run away t...
elpees 12 10 ELPEE, a long-playin...
eludes 11 9 ELUDE, to evade [v]
elutes 11 8 ELUTE, to remove by...
emcees 13 12 EMCEE, to serve as m...
emeses 10 9 EMESIS, (Greek) the...
emesis 11 9 (Greek) the act of v...
emmesh 14 14 to entangle, also EN...
emotes 10 9 EMOTE, to show exagg...
emoves 12 13 EMOVE, to affect emo...
emules 12 11 EMULE, (Southey) to...
emures 11 10 EMURE, (Shakespeare)...
emydes 17 12 EMYDE, a genus of fr...
enates 8 7 ENATE, a relative in...
endues 9 9 ENDUE, to put on, as...
enmesh 12 12 to entangle, also EM...
enoses 8 7 ENOSIS, political un...
ensues 9 8 ENSUE, to follow, al...
enures 9 8 ENURE, to accustom o...
envies 11 11 ENVY, to covet other...
epodes 11 10 EPODE, a genre of ly...
eposes 11 9 EPOS, an epic poem,...
erases 9 6 ERASE, to efface or...
erodes 9 7 ERODE, to wear away...
eroses 9 6 EROS, (Greek) the su...
escape 14 12 to free oneself [v E...
escarp 15 12 to cause to slope st...
escars 13 9 ESCAR, a narrow ridg...
eschar 15 11 a slough of dead tis...
eschew 18 14 to avoid [v -ED, -IN...
escort 13 9 to accompany [v -ED,...
escots 13 9 ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escroc 16 12 (French) a swindler...
escrol 14 10 a heraldic scroll, a...
escrow 16 12 to place a deed in t...
escudo 13 11 a monetary unit of P...
esiles 11 7 ESILE, (obsolete) so...
eskars 11 10 ESKAR, a narrow ridg...
eskers 11 10 ESKER, a narrow ridg...
eskies 11 10 ESKY, a container fo...
esloin 10 8 to remove to a dista...
esnecy 18 12 the primary inherita...
espada 11 10 (Spanish) a sword, e...
espial 13 10 a scout or spy [n -S...
espied 12 10 ESPY, to catch sight...
espier 12 9 someone who espies [...
espies 12 9 ESPY, to catch sight...
espoir 12 9 (French) a category...
esprit 13 9 (French) spirit, wit...
essays 16 8 ESSAY, to attempt [v...
essive 12 10 a grammatical case d...
essoin 9 7 to give an excuse fo...
estate 9 6 to bestow landed pro...
esteem 10 9 to have a high opini...
esters 10 6 ESTER, a compound fo...
estocs 13 9 ESTOC, a short sword...
estops 12 9 ESTOP, to hinder or...
estral 11 7 pertaining to estrus...
estray 16 8 to stray [v -ED, -IN...
estrin 10 7 an estrogen, also ES...
estros 10 6 ESTRO, (Italian) the...
estrum 12 10 the period of heat i...
estrus 11 7 the period of heat i...
etages 10 8 ETAGE, a floor store...
etapes 11 9 ETAPE, (French) a st...
etches 15 11 ETCH, to engrave wit...
ettles 11 7 ETTLE, (Scots) to in...
etudes 10 8 ETUDE, (French) a co...
etwees 12 9 ETWEE, a small ornam...
evades 11 11 EVADE, to escape or...
evites 12 10 EVITE, to avoid, als...
evokes 12 14 EVOKE, to call forth...
ewftes 15 12 (Spenser) efts [n]
excess 19 16 to eliminate the pos...
exemes 16 16 EXEME, to release or...
exiles 17 14 EXILE, to banish fro...
exines 15 14 EXINE, the outer lay...
exodes 15 14 EXODE, (Greek) the c...
exudes 16 15 EXUDE, to ooze forth...
eyases 15 8 EYAS, an untrained y...
eyries 16 8 EYRY, a bird of prey...
ezines 12 16 EZINE, a magazine av...
fables 15 13 FABLE, to tell ficti...
facies 15 12 (Latin) facial expre...
fadges 13 12 FADGE, (archaic) to...
faeces 14 12 bodily waste dischar...
faikes 13 13 a kind of thin-bedde...
faines 11 10 FAINE, (Spenser) to...
fakies 13 13 FAKIE, (in skateboar...
falces 16 13 FALX, the sickle-sha...
falses 13 10 FALSE, to deceive [v...
farces 15 12 FARCE, to fill with...
farles 13 10 FARLE, an oatmeal ca...
farses 12 9 FARSE, to expand a n...
fasces 15 12 an ancient Roman sym...
fashes 14 11 FASH, to bother or a...
fauces 15 13 the passage from the...
fauves 14 14 FAUVE, a member of a...
favest 14 13 FAVE, (slang) favour...
fayest 18 11 FAY, whimsical, also...
faynes 17 12 FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fayres 18 11 FAYRE, (archaic) a f...
feares 11 9 FEARE, a companion,...
feases 11 9 FEASE, to unsettle,...
feazes 14 18 FEAZE, to unsettle,...
feesed 11 10 FEESE, to unsettle,...
feeses 11 9 FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezes 14 18 FEEZE, to unsettle,...
femmes 14 15 FEMME, (French) a wo...
fences 14 13 FENCE, to enclose wi...
ferest 12 9 FERE, able [adj]
fescue 15 13 a kind of perennial...
fessed 12 10 FESS, to confess [v]
fesses 12 9 FESS, to confess [v]
festal 13 10 of or pertaining to...
festas 12 9 FESTA, a holiday [n]
fester 12 9 to generate pus [v -...
fewest 15 12 FEW, not many [adj]
feyest 18 11 FEY, foreseeing the...
fezzes 18 27 FEZ, a red brimless...
fibres 15 12 FIBRE, a threadlike...
fiches 18 14 FICHE, (French) a ca...
ficoes 15 12 FICO, (Shakespeare)...
fidges 14 12 FIDGE, to fidget [v]
fieres 12 9 FIERE, a companion,...
fiesta 12 9 (Spanish) in Spain o...
filles 15 11 FILLE, (French) a gi...
finest 12 10 the worthiest citize...
fiques 21 19 FIQUE, a tough natur...
firies 13 9 FIRIE, (Australian s...
fishes 15 11 FISH, to try to catc...
fittes 13 9 FITTE, (archaic) a d...
fizzes 19 27 FIZZ, to make a hiss...
flakes 14 14 FLAKE, to peel off i...
flames 14 13 FLAME, to burn brigh...
flanes 12 11 FLANE, to walk idly,...
flares 13 10 FLARE, to display gl...
flaxes 19 17 FLAX, the fibres of...
flemes 14 13 FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
fleshy 22 14 having much flesh [a...
flexes 19 17 FLEX, to bend [v]
fliest 14 10 FLY, shrewd, knowing...
flites 14 10 FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flixes 20 17 FLIX, to melt, also...
flotes 13 10 FLOTE [n]
flukes 15 15 FLUKE, to obtain by...
flumes 15 14 FLUME, to convey by...
flutes 14 11 FLUTE, to play on a...
fluxes 20 18 FLUX, to melt, also...
flyest 20 12 FLY, shrewd, knowing...
flypes 22 15 FLYPE, to strip back...
flytes 20 12 FLYTE, (Scots) to qu...
fogies 13 11 FOGIE, a person with...
fogles 14 12 FOGLE, (slang) a sil...
folies 13 10 FOLIE, (French) madn...
folles 14 11 FOLLIS, a coin of an...
forces 15 12 FORCE, to compel by...
forest 12 9 to convert into a de...
forges 13 11 FORGE, to counterfei...
formes 13 12 FORME, a body of typ...
fortes 12 9 FORTE, (French) one'...
fosses 12 9 FOSSE, a ditch or mo...
fouest 12 10 FOU, (Scots) drunk [...
foules 13 11 FOULE, a fulled clot...
foxies 18 16 FOXIE, (colloquial)...
foyles 19 12 FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foynes 17 12 FOYNE, to thrust wit...
frames 13 12 FRAME, to enclose in...
frapes 14 12 FRAPE, to alter the...
freest 12 9 FREE, not subject to...
freres 12 9 FRERE, a friar [n]
fresco 15 12 to paint on plaster...
friges 14 11 FRIG, a refrigerator...
frises 13 9 FRISE, (French) a de...
frites 13 9 chipped potatoes [n]
frizes 16 18 FRIZ, to curl hair t...
fudges 14 13 FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fugies 14 12 FUGIE, (Scots) a coc...
fugles 15 13 FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fugues 14 13 FUGUE, to compose a...
funest 12 11 portending death or...
furies 13 10 FURY, violent anger...
furzes 16 19 FURZE, a spiny shrub...
fusees 12 10 FUSEE, a large-heade...
fusses 13 10 FUSS, to be overly c...
futzes 16 19 FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzees 15 19 FUZEE, a match with...
fuzzes 19 28 FUZZ, to become fuzz...
fyttes 19 11 FYTTE, (archaic) a d...
gabies 13 11 GABY, (dialect) a si...
gables 14 12 GABLE, to form a gab...
gaches 16 13 GACH, to behave boas...
gadges 12 11 GADGE, an instrument...
gadjes 13 18 GADJE, a fellow, als...
gaffes 15 14 GAFFE, a social blun...
gambes 14 14 GAMBE, in heraldry,...
gamest 12 11 GAME, plucky [adj]
gamesy 18 13 keen on sports [adj...
gammes 13 14 GAMME, a musical sca...
garbes 13 11 GARBE, a (heraldic)...
garres 11 8 GARRE, to make, comp...
gashes 13 10 GASH, to make a long...
gasses 11 8 GAS, to poison with...
gauges 12 11 GAUGE, to measure pr...
gaujes 13 18 GAUJE, (Romany) a fe...
gauzes 14 18 GAUZE, a transparent...
gayest 17 10 GAY, cheerful [adj]
geares 10 8 GEARE, (Spenser) to...
geests 11 8 GEEST, alluvial matt...
gelees 11 9 GELEE, a cosmetic ge...
genies 10 9 GENIE, a supernatura...
genres 10 9 GENRE, a literary or...
gentes 10 9 GENS, in ancient Rom...
geodes 10 9 GEODE, a roughly sph...
gerbes 13 11 GERBE, (French) a (h...
gerles 12 9 GERLE, (Spenser) a g...
gernes 10 9 GERNE, (Spenser) to...
gessed 11 9 GESSE, (Spenser) to...
gesses 11 8 GESSE, (Spenser) to...
gestes 11 8 GESTE, (obsolete) an...
gestic 15 11 pertaining to bodily...
geyest 17 10 GEY, considerable [a...
ghesse 13 10 (Spenser) to guess,...
gigues 13 11 GIGUE, a lively Baro...
gimmes 14 14 GIMME, an easy golf...
ginges 12 11 GINGE, (colloquial)...
gizzes 18 26 GIZZ, a wig [n]
glaces 15 12 GLACE, (French) to i...
glades 12 10 GLADE, an open space...
glares 12 9 GLARE, to shine with...
glazes 15 18 GLAZE, to fit window...
glebes 14 12 GLEBE, the land belo...
gledes 12 10 GLEDE, a bird of pre...
glides 13 10 GLIDE, to move effor...
glikes 14 13 GLIKE, (Shakespeare)...
glimes 14 12 GLIME, to glance sly...
globes 14 12 GLOBE, to form into...
gloves 14 13 GLOVE, to furnish wi...
glozes 15 18 GLOZE, (archaic) to...
glumes 14 13 GLUME, an outer ster...
glutes 13 10 GLUTE, any of the th...
gnomes 11 12 GNOME, a fabled litt...
gnoses 10 9 GNOSIS, mystical kno...
gobies 13 11 GOBY, any fish of th...
goboes 12 11 GOBO, a device to sh...
goiest 11 8 GOEY, anxious to go...
golpes 14 12 GOLPE, in heraldry,...
gooses 10 8 GOOSE, to poke betwe...
gorges 12 10 GORGE, to stuff with...
gorses 11 8 GORSE, any prickly p...
gosses 11 8 GOSS, (dialect) to s...
gouges 12 11 GOUGE, to cut or sco...
goyles 18 11 GOYLE, (dialect) a r...
graces 14 11 GRACE, to give beaut...
grades 11 9 GRADE, to arrange in...
grames 12 11 GRAME, (obsolete) an...
grapes 13 11 GRAPE, (Scots) to gr...
grates 11 8 GRATE, to reduce to...
graves 13 12 GRAVE, to engrave [v...
grazes 14 17 GRAZE, to feed on gr...
grebes 13 11 GREBE, a diving bird...
greces 14 11 GRECE, a flight of s...
greese 10 8 a flight of steps, a...
greges 12 10 GREGE, (obsolete) to...
greses 11 8 GRESE, a flight of s...
greves 13 12 GREVE, (obsolete) ar...
grexes 17 15 GREX, a group of pla...
grices 15 11 GRICE, to collect ob...
grides 12 9 GRIDE, to pierce; to...
griesy 18 10 (Spenser) grisly, al...
grikes 13 12 GRIKE, a crevice in...
grimes 13 11 GRIME, to make dirty...
gripes 14 11 GRIPE, to keep on co...
grises 12 8 GRISE, to shudder at...
grizes 15 17 GRIZE, a flight of s...
grones 10 9 GRONE, to utter a lo...
gropes 13 11 GROPE, to feel about...
groves 13 12 GROVE, a small fores...
grufes 14 12 GRUFE, the face, als...
grumes 13 12 GRUME, a thick visci...
gryces 21 13 GRYCE, a young boar...
grydes 18 11 GRYDE, to scrape har...
gryesy 24 12 (Spenser) grim, also...
grykes 19 14 GRYKE, a crevice in...
grypes 20 13 GRYPE, (archaic) a g...
guests 12 9 GUEST, to appear as...
guides 12 10 GUIDE, to show the w...
guiles 13 10 GUILE, to beguile, a...
guises 12 9 GUISE, to dress [v]
gunges 12 12 GUNGE, to block or c...
gurges 13 11 GURGE, to swirl [v]
gushes 14 11 GUSH, to flow forth...
gusles 13 10 GUSLE, a one-stringe...
gutses 12 9 GUTS, to eat greedil...
guyles 19 12 GUYLE, (Spenser) to...
guyses 18 11 GUYSE, (Spenser) gui...
gynaes 16 11 GYNAE, (colloquial)...
gynies 17 11 GYNY, (colloquial) g...
hadjes 14 18 HADJ, a pilgrimage t...
haeres 11 8 an heir, also HERES...
hajjes 16 26 HAJJ, a pilgrimage t...
halest 13 9 HALE, healthy [adj]
haloes 12 9 HALO, to form a ring...
halses 13 9 HALSE, to embrace, a...
halves 15 13 HALF [v]
hances 14 12 HANCE, a curved rise...
hanses 11 9 HANSE, a guild of me...
haoles 12 9 HAOLE, one who is no...
hashes 14 10 HASH, to make a hash...
hasses 12 8 HASS, as in white ha...
hastes 12 8 HASTE, to hurry, als...
hauses 12 9 HAUSE, (archaic) to...
hawses 15 11 HAWSE, to salute, gr...
hayles 19 11 HAYLE, (Spenser) wel...
heares 11 8 HEARE, (Spenser) hai...
heaves 13 12 HEAVE, to lift force...
hedges 13 11 HEDGE, to enclose wi...
heezes 14 17 HEEZE, (Scots) to li...
helves 15 13 HELVE, to provide wi...
henges 12 11 HENGE, a circle of s...
heresy 18 10 a belief contrary to...
heries 12 8 HERY, (Spenser) to p...
heroes 11 8 HERO, a brave man [n...
herpes 14 11 a skin infection [n...
herses 12 8 HERSE, (obsolete) a...
heryes 18 10 HERYE, (Spenser) to...
hesped 14 12 HESP, (Scots) to fas...
hinges 13 11 HINGE, to attach a j...
hirees 12 8 HIREE, one who is hi...
hishes 15 10 HISH, to hiss [v]
hisses 13 8 HISS, to make a sibi...
hithes 15 10 HITHE, a port or sma...
hizzes 19 26 HIZZ, (Shakespeare)...
hoaxes 17 15 HOAX, to deceive [v]
hoboes 13 11 HOBO, to live like a...
hoises 12 8 HOISE, to hoist [v]
holies 13 9 HOLY, a sacred place...
holmes 14 12 HOLME, an island in...
homies 13 11 HOMIE, a member of a...
hommes 14 14 HOMME, (French) a ma...
honest 11 9 truthful [adj HONEST...
hooves 13 12 HOOVE, (Spenser) to...
hordes 12 9 HORDE, to gather in...
hormes 13 11 HORME, goal-directed...
horses 12 8 HORSE, to provide wi...
hosses 12 8 HOSS, (slang) a hors...
houses 12 9 HOUSE, to reside in...
howres 15 11 HOWRE, (obsolete) an...
hoyles 19 11 HOYLE, a rule book [...
hugest 14 11 HUGE, very large [ad...
hushes 15 11 HUSH, to quiet [v]
husses 13 9 HUSS, a type of dogf...
hyndes 18 12 HYNDE, (Spenser) a h...
hythes 21 12 HYTHE, a small port...
ibexes 18 16 IBEX, a wild mountai...
ibices 16 12 IBEX, a wild mountai...
ibises 13 9 IBIS, any of a group...
iciest 14 9 ICY, covered with ic...
icones 12 10 ICON, a symbol or im...
idlest 12 8 IDLE, inactive [adj]
ilexes 17 14 ILEX, a tree or shru...
ilices 15 10 ILEX, a tree or shru...
illest 13 8 ILL, unwell [adj]
images 12 11 IMAGE, to form a lik...
imbues 14 13 IMBUE, to inspire wi...
imides 12 10 IMIDE, a class of or...
imines 11 10 IMINE, a chemical co...
immesh 15 14 to entangle, as in,...
immies 13 12 IMMY, a type of play...
impies 14 12 IMPI, (Zulu) a regim...
inanes 8 8 INANE, empty space [...
incest 13 10 sexual intercourse b...
inches 15 12 INCH, to move very s...
incles 14 11 INCLE, a broad linen...
indies 10 8 INDIE, (colloquial)...
indues 10 9 INDUE, to provide wi...
infest 12 10 to invade and swarm...
ingest 11 9 to take into the bod...
ingles 12 10 INGLE, a fireplace [...
ingoes 10 9 INGO, (Scots) entry...
inkles 12 12 INKLE, to give a hin...
inmesh 13 12 to entangle, also EN...
inures 10 8 INURE, to accustom o...
invest 12 11 to lay out for profi...
irades 10 7 IRADE, (historical)...
irides 11 7 IRIS, a part of the...
irises 11 6 IRIS, to give the fo...
irones 9 7 IRONE, an aromatic o...
issues 11 7 ISSUE, to put into c...
istles 12 7 ISTLE, a strong fibr...
itches 16 11 ITCH, to have an irr...
ixtles 18 14 IXTLE, a strong fibr...
jambes 15 21 JAMBE, a piece of le...
jasies 12 15 JASY, a wig of worst...
jaspes 14 18 JASPE, a cotton clot...
jasses 12 15 JASS, (obsolete) jaz...
jaxies 18 22 JAXIE, the posterior...
jazies 15 24 JAZY, a wig, also JA...
jazzes 18 33 JAZZ, to liven up th...
jeesly 19 18 used as an intensifi...
jembes 15 21 JEMBE, (Swahili) a h...
jessed 12 16 JESSE, to fasten str...
jesses 12 15 JESSE, to fasten str...
jessie 12 15 (Scots) an effeminat...
jested 12 16 JEST, to joke [v]
jestee 11 15 the object of a jest...
jester 12 15 one that jests [n -S...
jesuit 13 16 an intriguer, a prev...
jewies 15 18 JEWIE, (Australian s...
jinxes 18 23 JINX, to bring bad l...
jivest 15 19 JIVE, deceitful [adj...
jizzes 19 33 JIZZ, the characteri...
joshes 14 17 JOSH, to tease [v]
josses 12 15 JOSS, a Chinese figu...
joules 13 17 JOULE, to bump, also...
judges 14 19 JUDGE, to decide on...
judies 13 17 JUDY, (slang) a girl...
juices 16 19 JUICE, to extract li...
juries 13 16 JURY, to select mate...
juvies 15 20 JUVIE, (slang) a juv...
jynxes 24 25 JYNX, the wryneck, a...
kamees 11 13 in South Asia, a loo...
kanaes 9 11 KANAE, (Maori) the g...
kanses 10 11 KANS, a type of Indi...
kayles 18 13 KAYLE, a ninepin, al...
kayoes 16 12 KAYO, to knock out [...
kedges 12 13 KEDGE, to move (a sh...
keeves 12 14 KEEVE, a large tub,...
kentes 10 11 KENTE, brightly colo...
kermes 12 13 a red cochineal-like...
kernes 10 11 KERNE, a medieval fo...
kerves 13 14 KERVE, (Spenser) to...
kesars 11 10 KESAR, (obsolete) an...
keshes 13 12 KESH, the uncut hair...
kibbes 16 16 KIBBE, an Eastern di...
kieves 13 14 KIEVE, a large tub,...
kiores 11 10 KIORE, a small brown...
kishes 14 12 KISH, solid graphite...
kisses 12 10 KISS, to caress by t...
kithes 14 12 KITHE, to make known...
kluges 14 14 KLUGE, to fix by clu...
knaves 12 15 KNAVE, a dishonest m...
knawes 13 14 KNAWE, a cornfield w...
knifes 13 14 KNIFE, to stab with...
knives 13 15 KNIVE, to knife [v]
knowes 13 14 KNOWE, a rounded hil...
koines 10 11 KOINE, (Greek) a dia...
kopjes 15 22 KOPJE, in South Afri...
kosses 11 10 KOS, a measure of di...
kreese 10 10 a dagger or short sw...
krewes 14 13 KREWE, a private gro...
krises 12 10 KRIS, to stab with a...
kubies 14 14 KUBIE, a kubasa on a...
kurres 12 11 KURRE, (Spenser) a c...
kvases 13 14 KVAS, (Russian) an a...
kylies 19 13 KYLIE, a boomerang,...
kyloes 18 13 KYLOE, (Gaelic) a sm...
kyndes 17 14 KYNDE, (Spenser) to...
kyries 18 12 KYRIE, a religious p...
kythes 20 14 KYTHE, to make known...
laches 16 12 undue delay in carry...
ladies 11 8 LADY, a woman of ref...
ladles 12 9 LADLE, to serve with...
laesie 10 7 (Spenser) lazy [adj]
lamest 12 10 LAME, disabled in th...
lances 13 11 LANCE, to pierce wit...
landes 10 9 LANDE, (French) a he...
lapjes 15 19 LAPJE, (Afrikaans) a...
lapses 13 10 LAPSE, to pass into...
larees 10 7 LAREE, a monetary un...
larges 12 9 LARGE, generosity [n...
lashes 13 9 LASH, to strike with...
lasses 11 7 LASS, (Scots) a girl...
latest 11 7 the most recent deve...
lathes 13 9 LATHE, to shape or c...
latkes 12 11 LATKE, (Yiddish) a t...
lattes 11 7 LATTE, a white coffe...
lawest 14 10 LAW, (Scots) low [ad...
laxest 17 14 LAX, slack or loose...
lazies 14 16 LAZY, to move or lie...
lazoes 13 16 LAZO, to catch with...
leares 10 7 LEARE, (Scots) to te...
leases 10 7 LEASE, to contract t...
leaves 12 11 LEAVE, to go away fr...
leazes 13 16 LEAZE, a pasture [n]
leches 16 12 LECH, to engage in l...
ledges 12 10 LEDGE, a narrow, she...
leeses 10 7 LEESE, (Shakespeare)...
legges 13 11 LEGGE, (Shakespeare)...
lenses 10 8 LENS, to make a film...
leones 9 8 LEONE, the standard...
lesbic 17 13 lesbian [adj]
lesbos 13 10 LESBO, (colloquial)...
lesion 10 8 an abnormal change i...
lessee 10 7 one to whom a lease...
lessen 10 8 to make or become le...
lesser 11 7 LESS, smaller [adj]
lesses 11 7 LESS, a smaller port...
lesson 10 8 a teaching [n -S] /...
lessor 11 7 one who grants a lea...
lested 11 8 LEST, (Spenser) to l...
lesula 12 9 a genus of Congolese...
lethes 13 9 LETHE, forgetfulness...
leudes 11 9 LEUD, a feudal vassa...
levees 12 11 LEVEE, to attend suc...
levies 13 11 LEVY, to impose or c...
lezzes 17 25 LEZZ, (short for) a...
lianes 10 8 LIANE, any climbing...
liases 11 7 LIAS, the lowest ser...
liches 17 12 LICH, (obsolete) a c...
lieges 12 9 LIEGE, (historical)...
lieves 13 11 LIEVE, a beloved [n]
ligges 14 11 LIGGE, (dialect) to...
lignes 12 10 LIGNE, a measure of...
likest 13 11 LIKE, identical or s...
lilies 13 8 LILY, any plant or f...
lisles 13 8 LISLE, a fine, tight...
lisses 12 7 LIS, a heraldic fleu...
litest 12 7 LITE, of food and dr...
lithes 14 9 LITHE, to listen [v]
litres 12 7 LITRE, a unit of cap...
livest 14 11 LIVE, having life [a...
livres 14 11 LIVRE, a former mone...
loaves 12 11 LOAVE, to form a hea...
loches 16 12 LOCHE, a fish of the...
locies 14 10 LOCIE, an engine use...
locoes 13 10 LOCO, to poison with...
lodges 12 10 LODGE, to provide te...
logies 12 9 LOGIE, the space in...
longes 11 10 LONGE, to guide a ho...
looies 10 7 LOOIE, (colloquial)...
looses 10 7 LOOSE, to set free,...
looves 12 11 LOOF, the palm of th...
lories 11 7 LORY, (Malay) a kind...
losses 11 7 LOSS, the act of one...
lottes 11 7 LOTTE, (French) a fo...
louies 11 8 LOUIE, (colloquial)...
loupes 13 11 LOUPE, (French) a je...
loures 11 8 LOURE, (French) an o...
louses 11 8 LOUSE, to spoil or b...
lovies 13 11 LOVIE, an endearment...
lowest 14 10 LOW, not high [adj]
lownes 13 11 LOWNE, to calm, also...
lowses 14 10 LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lucres 15 11 LUCRE, sordid gain;...
lunges 12 11 LUNGE, to make a sud...
lunies 11 9 LUNY, a crazy person...
lurves 14 12 LURVE, (slang) roman...
lushes 14 10 LUSH, to ply with al...
lutzes 15 17 LUTZ, a jump in figu...
luxest 18 15 LUXE, (French) luxur...
luzzes 18 26 LUZ, a supposedly in...
lyases 17 9 LYASE, an enzyme [n]
lycees 20 12 LYCEE, a French seco...
lyches 23 14 LYCH, a corpse, also...
lynxes 23 17 LYNX, an animal of t...
lythes 20 11 LYTHE, (Scots) a fis...
maases 10 9 MAAS, (South Africa)...
maches 16 14 MACHE, a herb, lamb'...
macles 15 13 MACLE, a mineral, ak...
madges 12 12 MADGE, a type of ham...
madres 11 10 MADRE, (Spanish) mot...
magnes 11 12 (archaic) a lodeston...
mahoes 12 11 MAHOE, a small, bush...
mailes 12 10 MAILE, a Hawaiian fl...
maires 11 9 MAIRE, (French) a ma...
maises 11 9 MAISE, a measure of...
maizes 14 18 MAIZE, an American c...
mamees 11 12 MAMEE, a tropical pl...
mamies 12 12 MAMIE, a tropical pl...
manges 11 12 MANGE, a skin diseas...
manies 10 10 MANY, a great number...
manoes 9 10 MANO, a stone roller...
manses 10 10 MANSE, a house alloc...
mantes 10 10 MANTIS, a predatory...
maples 14 13 MAPLE, a hardwood tr...
maraes 10 9 MARAE, (Maori) a mee...
marges 12 11 MARGE, (short for) m...
maries 11 9 MARY, (Australian sl...
marles 12 10 MARLE, (obsolete) a...
marses 11 9 MARSE, (US) master [...
mashes 13 11 MASH, to pound down...
masses 11 9 MASS, to assemble as...
maties 11 9 MATY, a friend, also...
matjes 13 18 a young herring, tre...
matres 11 9 MATER, (Latin) mothe...
mattes 11 9 MATTE, a molten mixt...
mauves 13 14 MAUVE, a purple colo...
mavies 13 13 MAVIE, the throstle...
maybes 19 14 MAYBE, an uncertaint...
mayest 17 11 MAY, to gather flowe...
meanes 9 10 MEANE, (Scots) to la...
meares 10 9 MEARE, (Spenser) to...
meases 10 9 MEASE, (Scots) to ma...
meawes 13 12 (Spenser) mews, gull...
medles 12 11 MEDLE, (Shakespeare)...
melees 11 10 MELEE, (French) a co...
menges 11 12 MENGE, (archaic) to...
menses 10 10 MENSE, to do honour...
merces 14 12 MERC, (short for) a...
merdes 11 10 MERDE, (French) excr...
merest 11 9 MERE, nothing more,...
merges 12 11 MERGE, to combine [v...
merles 12 10 MERLE, a blackbird,...
merses 11 9 MERSE, (Scots) a low...
mesail 12 10 a visor, esp. one ma...
mescal 15 13 (Nahuatl) a distille...
mesels 12 10 MESEL, (obsolete) a...
meseta 10 9 (Spanish) a plateau,...
meshed 13 12 MESH, to entangle [v...
meshes 13 11 MESH, to entangle [v...
mesiad 11 10 in biology, pertaini...
mesial 12 10 situated in the midd...
mesian 10 10 situated in the midd...
mesnes 10 10 MESNE, a legal inter...
mesons 10 10 MESON, a short-lived...
mespil 15 13 a North American tre...
messan 10 10 (Scots) a lapdog, a...
messed 11 10 MESS, to make dirty...
messes 11 9 MESS, to make dirty...
mestee 10 9 in the West Indies,...
mester 11 9 (dialect) master, he...
mestom 12 12 biological conductin...
metres 11 9 METRE, to measure by...
meuses 11 10 MEUSE, to pass throu...
mewses 14 12 MEWS, to pass throug...
mezzes 17 27 MEZZ [n]
miches 17 14 MICHE, to play truan...
midges 13 12 MIDGE, a small gnatl...
mieves 13 13 MIEVE, (Spenser) to...
milles 14 11 MILLE, (French) a th...
minces 14 13 MINCE, to cut into v...
minges 12 12 MINGE, (offensive) t...
minkes 12 14 MINKE, a kind of sma...
minxes 17 17 MINX, a pert girl [n...
mioses 11 9 MIOSIS, (Greek) exce...
misses 12 9 MISS, to fail to mak...
mitres 12 9 MITRE, to join with...
mizzes 18 27 MIZZ, (colloquial) m...
mnemes 11 13 MNEME, the persistin...
mobies 13 12 MOBY, (slang) a mobi...
mobles 14 13 MOBLE, (obsolete) to...
modest 11 10 unassuming [adj MODE...
modges 12 12 MODGE, (Dial) to do...
moiles 12 10 MOILE, a type of ric...
moires 11 9 MOIRE, a fabric havi...
mojoes 12 18 MOJO, a magic charm...
molest 12 10 to touch or interfer...
molies 12 10 MOLY, a magical herb...
mondes 10 11 MONDE, (French) the...
monies 10 10 MONEY, an official m...
montes 10 10 MONS, a protuberance...
mooves 12 13 MOOVE, (obsolete) to...
mornes 10 10 MORNE, the blunt end...
morses 11 9 MORSE, (French) a wa...
moshes 13 11 MOSH, to dance frant...
mosses 11 9 MOSS, to cover with...
mottes 11 9 MOTTE, an artificial...
mouses 11 10 MOUSE, to hunt mice...
movies 13 13 MOVIE, a motion pict...
moxies 17 16 MOXIE, (US slang) co...
moyles 18 12 MOYLE, to moil, toil...
mozzes 17 27 MOZZ, (Australian sl...
muches 17 15 MUCH, a great deal [...
mudges 13 13 MUDGE, to equivocate...
muesli 13 11 (German) a dish of r...
mulies 13 11 MULIE, a western Nor...
mulses 13 11 MULSE, (obsolete) a...
munges 12 13 MUNGE, to create a s...
murres 12 10 MURRE, a guillemot,...
mushes 14 12 MUSH, to reduce to m...
musses 12 10 MUSS, to disarrange,...
mutest 12 10 MUTE, dumb [adj]
muzzes 18 28 MUZZ, to make muzzy...
mvules 15 15 MVULE, an African tr...
myases 17 11 MYASIS, infestation...
myopes 19 14 MYOPE, a person havi...
myoses 17 11 MYOSIS, (Greek) exce...
naches 14 12 NACH, (Hindi) an ent...
nacres 12 10 NACRE, mother-of-pea...
naeves 10 11 NAEVE, (obsolete) a...
naives 11 11 NAIVE, an unsophisti...
nances 11 11 NANCE, an effeminate...
naoses 8 7 NAOS, (Greek) the in...
nappes 13 13 NAPPE, a sheet of ro...
navies 11 11 NAVY, a nation's war...
neafes 10 10 NEAFE, (Shakespeare)...
neeles 9 8 NEELE, (obsolete) a...
neesed 8 8 NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neeses 8 7 NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neezes 11 16 NEEZE, (Scots) to sn...
neives 11 11 NEIVE, (archaic) the...
nelies 10 8 a winter pear, also...
nerves 11 11 NERVE, to give coura...
nesher 11 9 NESH, soft, crumbly;...
nesses 9 7 NESS, a headland [n]
nested 9 8 NEST, to build a str...
nester 9 7 one who nests [n -S]
nestle 10 8 to lie snugly togeth...
nestor 9 7 a genus of parrots w...
neumes 10 11 NEUME, a succession...
newest 12 10 NEW, of recent origi...
newies 12 10 NEWIE, (Australian s...
newses 12 10 NEWS, to report rece...
ngwees 13 12 NGWEE, (Bantu) a Zam...
nicest 13 10 NICE, agreeable; pre...
niches 15 12 NICHE, to place in a...
nieces 12 10 NIECE, a daughter of...
nieves 11 11 NIEVE, (archaic) the...
nishes 12 9 NISH, (colloquial) n...
nisses 10 7 NISSE, in Scandinavi...
nitres 10 7 NITRE, potassium nit...
nixies 16 14 NIXY, a female nix o...
nobles 12 11 NOBLE, a person of h...
noeses 8 7 NOESIS, intellectual...
noesis 9 7 intellectual reasoni...
noises 9 7 NOISE, to spread as...
nonces 11 11 NONCE, the present o...
nooses 8 7 NOOSE, to secure wit...
noshes 11 9 NOSH, to eat snacks...
nosies 9 7 NOSY, a prying perso...
noules 10 9 NOULE, the top of th...
nouses 9 8 NOUS, intellect, com...
nudest 10 9 NUDE, without clothe...
nudges 11 11 NUDGE, to poke gentl...
nudies 10 9 NUDIE, (slang) a fil...
nurses 10 8 NURSE, to care for t...
nyases 15 9 NYAS, (obsolete) a y...
oakies 10 10 OAKY, an icecream [n...
obeser 11 9 OBESE, very fat [adj...
oboles 12 10 OBOLE, a medieval Fr...
obsess 12 9 to dominate the thou...
obtest 12 9 to beseech, supplica...
occies 16 12 OCCY, in the phrase...
ochres 15 11 OCHRE, to colour wit...
oddest 10 8 ODD, strange, unpair...
odyles 17 10 ODYLE, a mystical pe...
offies 14 12 OFFIE, (slang) an of...
oftest 12 9 OFT, often [adv]
ogives 13 12 OGIVE, a pointed arc...
ogress 11 8 a female ogre [n -ES...
ojimes 13 18 OJIME, (Japanese) a...
oldest 11 8 OLD, living for a lo...
oldies 11 8 OLDY, (colloquial) a...
olives 13 11 OLIVE, the small ova...
ollies 12 8 OLLIE [n]
ombres 13 12 OMBRE, a card game,...
onesie 8 7 a soft, loose-fittin...
onuses 9 8 ONUS, responsibility...
onyxes 21 16 ONYX, a form of chal...
oodles 10 8 a large amount, also...
opepes 13 12 OPEPE, a West Africa...
opines 11 10 OPINE, to hold as an...
opuses 12 10 OPUS, (Latin) a work...
orates 9 6 ORATE, to speak form...
orgies 11 8 ORGY, a revel of deb...
orgues 11 9 ORGUE, (obsolete) a...
oryxes 22 15 ORYX, a kind of Afri...
ouches 15 12 OUCH, to set a preci...
ounces 12 11 OUNCE, a measurement...
ouphes 14 12 OUPHE, (Shakespeare)...
ovates 11 10 OVATE, to receive wi...
ovines 11 11 OVINE, a sheep or si...
ovules 13 12 OVULE, the structure...
owches 18 14 OWCHE, (archaic) a s...
oxeyes 21 15 OXEYE, a wild chrysa...
oxides 16 14 OXIDE, a compound co...
oximes 17 16 OXIME, any of a numb...
oyeses 15 8 OYES, a proclamation...
oyezes 18 17 OYEZ, a proclamation...
ozones 11 16 OZONE, an allotropic...
ozzies 16 24 OZZIE, (dialect) a h...
padles 13 11 PADLE, (Scots) a fis...
padres 12 10 PADRE, (Italian) fat...
paesan 10 10 (Spanish) a fellow c...
pagles 14 12 PAGLE, the cowslip,...
paires 12 9 PAIRE, (obsolete) an...
palest 13 10 PALE, lacking colour...
pances 14 13 PANCE, (obsolete) th...
pannes 10 11 PANNE, a heavy lustr...
parges 13 11 PARGE, to cover with...
paries 12 9 the wall of an organ...
parles 13 10 PARLE, to discuss te...
parses 12 9 PARSE, to describe a...
pashes 14 11 PASH, to strike viol...
passes 12 9 PASS, to go by [v]
pastes 12 9 PASTE, to fasten wit...
pattes 12 9 PATTE, a narrow band...
pauses 12 10 PAUSE, to stop tempo...
payees 17 11 PAYEE, one to whom m...
payess 18 11 (Yiddish) uncut side...
peaces 14 12 PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peages 12 11 PEAGE, a form of cur...
peares 11 9 PEARE, (Spenser) a p...
peases 11 9 PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peazes 14 18 PEAZE, to weigh, als...
peckes 16 16 PECKE, (Shakespeare)...
peeces 14 12 PEECE, (obsolete) a...
peepes 13 12 PEEPE, (Shakespeare)...
peeves 13 13 PEEVE, to irritate [...
peises 12 9 PEISE, to weigh, als...
peizes 15 18 PEIZE, to weigh, als...
pekoes 12 13 PEKOE, (Chinese) a k...
pelves 15 14 PELVIS, a part of th...
pences 14 13 PENCE, in the United...
penies 11 10 PENIE, (Spenser) a p...
pennes 10 11 PENNE, (Spenser) a p...
peones 10 10 PEON, (Spanish) a da...
perces 15 12 PERCE, (Spenser) to...
perses 12 9 PERSE, (Spenser) to...
perves 14 13 PERVE [v]
pesade 11 10 a dressage manoeuvre...
pesant 11 10 (obsolete) a peasant...
peseta 11 9 a monetary unit of S...
pesewa 14 12 a monetary unit of G...
peshwa 17 14 a chief minister, al...
pester 12 9 to bother [v -ED, -I...
pestle 13 10 to crush with a club...
pestos 12 9 PESTO, an Italian sa...
petres 12 9 PETRE, (colloquial)...
pewees 14 12 PEWEE, a small, oliv...
peyses 18 11 PEYSE, to weigh, als...
phages 15 13 PHAGE, (short for) a...
phares 14 11 PHARE, a lighthouse...
phases 14 11 PHASIS, a stage in g...
pheese 13 11 to unsettle, also FA...
phenes 13 12 PHENE, an old name f...
phesed 14 12 PHESE, to unsettle,...
pheses 14 11 PHESE, to unsettle,...
phizes 18 20 PHIZ, (colloquial) p...
phones 13 12 PHONE, to telephone...
physes 21 13 PHYSIS, the principl...
pieces 15 12 PIECE, to join into...
pinies 12 10 PINY, a showy flower...
pioyes 18 11 PIOYE, (Scots) a hom...
piques 21 19 PIQUE, to arouse ang...
pishes 15 11 PISH, to express con...
pisses 13 9 PISS, to urinate [v]
pistes 13 9 PISTE, (French) a sk...
pities 13 9 PITY, to feel sorrow...
pixies 19 16 PIXIE, a small fairy...
places 16 13 PLACE, to assign to...
plages 14 12 PLAGE, a bright regi...
planes 12 11 PLANE, to make smoot...
plates 13 10 PLATE, to cover with...
plebes 15 13 PLEBE, a freshman at...
plexes 19 17 PLEX [n]
ployes 19 12 PLOYE, a buckwheat p...
plumes 15 14 PLUME, to cover with...
pluses 14 11 PLUS, to increase in...
poakes 12 13 POAKE, (Shakespeare)...
podges 13 12 PODGE, a short, thic...
pogges 14 13 POGGE, the armed bul...
pogies 13 11 POGY, a marine fish...
pogoes 12 11 POGO, (tradename) to...
poises 12 9 POISE, to hold in a...
pokies 13 13 POKY, jail [n]
polies 13 10 POLY, (short for) a...
poljes 15 19 POLJE, (Serbo-Croat)...
pombes 15 15 POMBE, (Swahili) an...
ponces 14 13 PONCE, to live on im...
ponies 11 10 PONY, old slang for...
pontes 11 10 PONS, a bridge of ne...
pooves 13 13 POOVE, (colloquial)...
poraes 11 9 PORAE, (Maori) a lar...
porges 13 11 PORGE, in Jewish rit...
poshes 14 11 POSH, to polish up [...
posies 12 9 POSY, a small bunch...
posses 12 9 POSS, to wash clothe...
potaes 11 9 POTAE, (Maori) a hat...
poukes 13 14 POUKE, a mischievous...
poules 13 11 POULE, (French) a he...
poupes 14 13 POUPE, (obsolete) to...
powres 15 12 POWRE, (Spenser) to...
poyses 18 11 POYSE, (obsolete) to...
prases 12 9 PRASE, a leek-green...
prates 12 9 PRATE, to talk fooli...
praxes 18 16 PRAXIS, practical us...
preces 15 12 prayers, esp. in pre...
preses 12 9 (Scots) a president...
preset 12 9 to set beforehand [v...
pressy 19 11 (colloquial) a prese...
presto 12 9 a musical passage pl...
prests 13 9 PREST, (obsolete) to...
preves 14 13 PREVE, to prove, als...
prexes 18 16 PREX, (US slang) the...
prezes 15 18 PREZ, (short for) pr...
prices 16 12 PRICE, to set a valu...
prides 13 10 PRIDE, to feel self-...
priest 13 9 to ordain as one aut...
primes 14 12 PRIME, to make ready...
prises 13 9 PRISE, to raise or f...
prizes 16 18 PRIZE, to value high...
probes 14 12 PROBE, to examine th...
prokes 13 13 PROKE, (dialect) to...
proles 13 10 PROLE, to prowl, als...
prones 11 10 PRONE, (obsolete) a...
prores 12 9 PRORE, a prow; a shi...
proses 12 9 PROSE, to write with...
proves 14 13 PROVE, to establish...
prudes 13 11 PRUDE, a prudish per...
prunes 12 11 PRUNE, to trim and s...
pryses 19 11 PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
ptoses 12 9 PTOSIS, a drooping o...
ptyxes 25 18 PTYXIS, a type of le...
pucest 16 13 PUCE, dark red [adj]
pudges 14 13 PUDGE, a short, thic...
pulses 14 11 PULSE, to expand and...
pumies 14 13 PUMY, (Spenser) a pe...
punces 15 14 PUNCE, (dialect) to...
purees 12 10 PUREE, to reduce to...
purest 13 10 PURE, free from stai...
purges 14 12 PURGE, to purify [v]
purses 13 10 PURSE, to pucker, es...
pushes 15 12 PUSH, to thrust or p...
pusles 14 11 PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
pusses 13 10 PUSS, a familiar nam...
putzes 16 19 PUTZ, to waste time...
pyoses 18 11 PYOSIS, the formatio...
pyxies 25 18 PYXIE, a creeping ev...
quakes 19 20 QUAKE, to shake [v]
quates 18 16 QUATE, fortune, dest...
queest 18 16 the ringdove or wood...
quemes 19 19 QUEME, (Spenser) to...
quests 19 16 QUEST, to make a sea...
queues 18 17 QUEUE, to line up fo...
quines 18 17 QUINE, (Scots) a you...
quires 19 16 QUIRE, to sing in co...
quites 19 16 QUITE, to depart fro...
quotes 18 16 QUOTE, to repeat the...
quytes 25 18 QUYTE, (obsolete) to...
rabies 12 9 an infectious virus...
raches 15 11 RACHE, (archaic) a d...
radges 11 9 RADGE, a bad temper,...
ragees 10 8 RAGEE, (Hindi) a kin...
railes 11 7 RAILE, (Spenser) to...
raines 9 7 RAINE, (Spenser) to...
raises 10 6 RAISE, to move to a...
rakees 10 10 RAKEE, a Turkish liq...
ramees 10 9 RAMEE, (Malay) Rhea...
ramies 11 9 RAMIE, (Malay) Rhea...
rances 12 10 RANCE, to prop [v]
ranees 8 7 RANEE, the wife of a...
ranges 10 9 RANGE, to place in a...
rankes 10 11 RANKE, (Shakespeare)...
raphes 14 11 RAPHE, a seamlike ri...
rappes 14 12 RAPPE, a Canadian di...
rarest 10 6 RARE, not common [ad...
rashes 12 8 RASH, to dash, rush...
rasses 10 6 RASSE, a carnivore a...
rawest 13 9 RAW, uncooked [adj]
rayles 17 9 RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
raynes 15 9 RAYNE, (Spenser) a r...
razees 12 15 RAZEE, to cut down b...
razzes 16 24 RAZZ, to deride [v]
reales 10 7 REAL, a former monet...
reames 10 9 REAME, (Spenser) a r...
reates 9 6 REATE, any of severa...
reaves 11 10 REAVE, (archaic) to...
rebbes 14 12 REBBE, (Yiddish) a r...
recces 16 12 RECCE, to make a pre...
recess 13 9 to place in a hollow...
redoes 9 7 REDO, to do again [v...
redyes 16 9 REDYE, to dye again...
reedes 9 7 REEDE, (Spenser) cou...
reests 10 6 REEST, to be noisily...
reesty 16 8 of a horse, liable t...
reeves 11 10 REEVE, to fasten by...
regest 11 8 (Milton) to register...
regies 11 8 REGIE, (French) a sy...
reises 10 6 REIS, twigs or small...
reives 12 10 REIVE, (archaic) to...
relies 11 7 RELY, to depend on c...
renest 9 7 to nest again [v -ED...
renies 9 7 RENY, (obsolete) to...
rennes 8 8 RENNE, (Spenser) to...
rentes 9 7 RENTE, (French) Fren...
resaid 10 7 RESAY, to say again...
resail 11 7 to sail again [v -ED...
resale 10 7 the act of selling a...
resawn 12 10 RESAW, to saw again...
resaws 13 9 RESAW, to saw again...
resays 16 8 RESAY, to say again...
rescue 13 10 to free from danger...
reseal 10 7 to seal again [v -ED...
reseat 9 6 to seat again [v -ED...
reseau 9 7 a filter screen for...
resect 13 9 to cut away part of...
reseda 9 7 (French) a pale gree...
reseed 9 7 to seed again [v -ED...
reseek 10 10 to seek again [v RES...
reseen 8 7 RESEE, to see again...
resees 9 6 RESEE, to see again...
resell 12 8 to sell again [v RES...
resend 9 8 to send again [v RES...
resent 9 7 to feel affront or i...
resets 10 6 RESET, to set again...
resewn 12 10 RESEW, to sew again...
resews 13 9 RESEW, to sew again...
reshes 12 8 RESH, (Hebrew) a Heb...
reship 15 11 to ship again [v RES...
reshod 12 9 RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshoe 11 8 to shoe again [v RES...
reshot 12 8 RESHOOT, to film a s...
reshow 15 11 to show again [v RES...
reside 10 7 to live in a certain...
resids 11 7 RESID, a type of fue...
resift 13 9 to sift again [v -ED...
resign 11 9 to give up an office...
resile 11 7 to spring back [v RE...
resins 10 7 RESIN, to impregnate...
resiny 16 9 full of resin [adj]
resist 11 6 to strive against, o...
resite 10 6 to move to a differe...
resits 11 6 RESIT, to sit again...
resize 13 15 to size again [v RES...
reskew 14 13 (Spenser) to rescue,...
reskin 11 11 to replace the outer...
reskue 11 11 (Spenser) to rescue,...
resoak 10 10 to soak again [v -ED...
resods 10 7 RESOD, to put down n...
resold 11 8 RESELL, to sell agai...
resole 10 7 to put on new soles...
resorb 12 9 to absorb again [v -...
resort 10 6 to sort again or dif...
resown 12 10 RESOW, to sow again...
resows 13 9 RESOW, to sow again...
respot 12 9 to spot again [v RES...
rested 10 7 REST, to stop word o...
restem 11 9 to force against the...
rester 10 6 one who rests [n -S]
restos 10 6 RESTO, (Australian s...
result 12 8 to follow as a conse...
resume 11 10 to begin again [v RE...
retest 10 6 to test again [v -ED...
reties 10 6 RETIE, to tie again...
reuses 10 7 REUSE, to use again...
revest 12 10 to vest again [v -ED...
revies 12 10 REVIE, to stake high...
revues 12 11 REVUE, a type of mus...
rezzes 16 24 REZ, (short for) a (...
rhemes 13 11 RHEME, the constitue...
rhesus 13 9 a kind of monkey [n...
rhexes 18 15 RHEXIS, rupture of a...
rhimes 14 11 RHIME, (obsolete) a...
rhines 12 9 RHINE, a drainage ch...
rhones 11 9 RHONE, (Scots) a roo...
rhuses 13 9 RHUS, a plant of the...
rhymes 20 13 RHYME, to compose ve...
rhynes 18 11 RHYNE, a drainage ch...
riches 16 11 RICH, to grow rich [...
ridges 12 9 RIDGE, to form into...
rieves 12 10 RIEVE, to rob, plund...
rifest 13 9 RIFE, abundant, prev...
rifles 14 10 RIFLE, to search thr...
rilles 13 8 RILLE, a valley on t...
rinses 10 7 RINSE, to cleanse wi...
ripest 13 9 RIPE, ready for harv...
ritzes 14 15 RITZ, pretentious di...
roates 9 6 ROATE, to learn by r...
robles 13 10 ROBLE, (Spanish) a n...
roches 15 11 ROCH, the little auk...
roesti 10 6 a dish of grated pot...
rogues 11 9 ROGUE, to cheat or d...
rondes 9 8 RONDE, a script prin...
rontes 9 7 RONTE, (Spenser) a r...
rooses 9 6 ROOSE, to heap prais...
roques 18 16 ROQUE, a form of cro...
rosies 10 6 ROSY, to redden [v]
rottes 10 6 ROTTE, a medieval st...
rouges 11 9 ROUGE, to colour wit...
roules 11 8 ROULE, (obsolete) a...
rouses 10 7 ROUSE, to disturb or...
routes 10 7 ROUTE, to send on a...
rowies 13 9 ROWIE, (Scots) a bre...
rowmes 14 12 ROWME, (Spenser) pla...
roynes 15 9 ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
rubies 13 10 RUBY, to redden [v]
rubles 14 11 RUBLE, a monetary un...
ruches 16 12 RUCHE, to trim with...
rudest 11 8 RUDE, boorish [adj]
rudies 11 8 RUDIE, (slang) a rud...
ruffes 15 13 RUFFE, a freshwater...
rupees 12 10 RUPEE, a monetary un...
rushes 13 9 RUSH, to move swiftl...
rymmes 19 14 RYMME, (obsolete) to...
sables 13 10 SABLE, to darken [v]
sabres 12 9 SABRE, to strike wit...
sadhes 12 9 SADHE, (Hebrew) a He...
safest 12 9 SAFE, secure [adj]
sagest 11 8 SAGE, wise [adj]
saices 13 9 SAICE, a male servan...
salles 12 8 SALLE, (French) a ha...
salses 11 7 SALSE, (French) a mu...
salues 11 8 SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salves 13 11 SALVE, to soothe [v]
sanest 9 7 SANE, mentally sound...
sanies 9 7 (Latin) a watery fou...
sarees 9 6 SAREE, (Hindi) an ou...
sarges 11 8 SARGE, (colloquial)...
sashes 12 8 SASH, to dress or ad...
sasses 10 6 SASSE, (Dutch) a slu...
sauces 13 10 SAUCE, to serve with...
sautes 10 7 SAUTE, (French) to f...
sayest 16 8 SAY, to utter in wor...
sazzes 16 24 SAZ, a stringed inst...
scales 14 10 SCALE, to climb up o...
scapes 15 12 SCAPE, to escape [v]
scares 13 9 SCARE, to frighten [...
scenes 12 10 SCENE, to set in a p...
scones 12 10 SCONE, a flattish, u...
scopes 15 12 SCOPE, to examine wi...
scores 13 9 SCORE, to achieve a...
scraes 13 9 SCRAE, (Scott) scree...
screes 13 9 SCREE, a mass of roc...
scries 14 9 SCRY, to engage in c...
scuses 14 10 SCUSE, an aphetic fo...
scutes 14 10 SCUTE, a horny plate...
seames 10 9 SEAME, grease; lard...
seases 9 6 SEASE, (Spenser) to...
seazes 12 15 SEAZE, (Spenser) to...
secesh 15 11 a secessionist, also...
sedges 11 9 SEDGE, a plant like...
seesaw 12 9 to move up and down...
segues 11 9 SEGUE, to proceed fr...
seines 9 7 SEINE, to catch fish...
seises 10 6 SEISE, to take hold...
seizes 13 15 SEIZE, to take hold...
selles 12 8 SELLE, (archaic) a s...
selves 13 11 SELF, one's own pers...
semies 11 9 SEMIE, at Scottish u...
senses 9 7 SENSE, to have an im...
sepses 12 9 SEPS, (Greek) a skin...
serest 10 6 SERE, withered, dry,...
serges 11 8 SERGE [v]
series 10 6 an arrangement of on...
serres 10 6 SERRE, to press clos...
serves 12 10 SERVE, to work for [...
sesame 10 9 (Arabic) a plant nat...
seseli 11 7 a kind of umbellifer...
seshes 12 8 SESH, (short for) se...
sessed 10 7 SESS, to assess (how...
sesses 10 6 SESS, to assess (how...
sestet 10 6 a piece of music com...
seston 9 7 (German) a very smal...
shades 12 9 SHADE, to screen fro...
shakes 13 12 SHAKE, to move to an...
shales 13 9 SHALE, to shell, hus...
shames 13 11 SHAME, to cause to f...
shapes 14 11 SHAPE, to fashion in...
shares 12 8 SHARE, to use in com...
shaves 14 12 SHAVE, to remove hai...
sheesh 14 10 expressing consterna...
shiest 13 8 SHY, embarrassed, ba...
shines 12 9 SHINE, to emit light...
shires 13 8 SHIRE, (Irish) to re...
shites 13 8 SHITE, (slang) to sh...
shives 15 12 SHIVE, a thin fragme...
shmoes 13 11 SHMO, (Yiddish) a st...
shores 12 8 SHORE, to prop up [v...
shotes 12 8 SHOTE, a young pig,...
shoves 14 12 SHOVE, to push rough...
shules 14 10 SHULE, (dialect) to...
shutes 13 9 SHUTE, to convey by...
shyest 19 10 SHY, embarrassed, ba...
sidles 12 8 SIDLE, to move sidew...
sieges 11 8 SIEGE, to subject to...
siesta 10 6 (Spanish) a midday o...
sieves 12 10 SIEVE, to pass throu...
singes 11 9 SINGE, to burn sligh...
sirees 10 6 SIREE, (US) a mode o...
sisses 11 6 SISS, (short for) si...
sithes 13 8 SITHE, (archaic) to...
sixtes 17 13 SIXTE, (French) a po...
skates 11 10 SKATE, to glide over...
skenes 10 11 SKENE, (Gaelic) a do...
skeoes 10 10 SKEO, (Orkney) a hut...
skioes 11 10 SKIO, (Orkney) a hut...
skites 12 10 SKITE, (Australian s...
skives 14 14 SKIVE, to pare or sp...
skries 12 10 SKRY, to see the fut...
skyres 18 12 SKYRE, (Scots) to sh...
skytes 18 12 SKYTE, (Scots) to da...
slades 11 8 SLADE, a little vall...
slakes 12 11 SLAKE, to quench [v]
slanes 10 8 SLANE, (Irish) a tur...
slates 11 7 SLATE, to roof with...
slaves 13 11 SLAVE, to work like...
sleest 11 7 SLEE, (Scots) sly [a...
slices 15 10 SLICE, to cut in pie...
slides 12 8 SLIDE, to move smoot...
sliest 12 7 SLY, cunning, wily;...
slimes 13 10 SLIME, to cover with...
slipes 14 10 SLIPE, to peel [v]
slives 14 11 SLIVE, to slip [v]
slopes 13 10 SLOPE, to slant or i...
sluses 12 8 SLUSE, (Milton) a sl...
slyest 18 9 SLY, cunning, wily;...
slypes 20 12 SLYPE, a narrow pass...
smazes 14 18 SMAZE, an atmospheri...
smekes 12 13 SMEKE, (Scots) to sm...
smiles 13 10 SMILE, to look joyfu...
smites 12 9 SMITE, to strike hea...
smokes 12 13 SMOKE, to emit a gas...
smores 11 9 SMORE, (Scots) to sm...
snakes 10 11 SNAKE, to slither li...
snares 9 7 SNARE, to trap [v]
sneesh 11 9 (Scots) snuff, also...
snides 10 8 SNIDE, to fill or lo...
snipes 12 10 SNIPE, to shoot from...
snokes 10 11 SNOKE, to prowl or s...
snores 9 7 SNORE, to breath noi...
soares 9 6 SOARE, (obsolete) so...
soaves 11 10 SOAVE, (Italian) an...
socles 14 10 SOCLE, a plain face...
soldes 11 8 SOLDE, (Spenser) pay...
soloes 10 7 SOLO, to perform a s...
solves 13 11 SOLVE, to find the a...
sonces 12 10 SONCE, (Scots) good...
sondes 9 8 SONDE, (French) an i...
sonnes 8 8 SONNE, (obsolete) su...
sonses 9 7 SONSE, (Scots) good...
sooles 10 7 SOOLE, (Scots) to pu...
sootes 9 6 SOOTE, (obsolete) a...
sordes 10 7 dark incrustations o...
sorees 9 6 SOREE, (Native Ameri...
sorest 10 6 SORE, sensitive to p...
sortes 10 6 (Latin) divination b...
sosses 10 6 SOSS, to fall at onc...
souces 13 10 SOUCE, (Spenser) to...
souses 10 7 SOUSE, to pickle; to...
sowces 16 12 SOWCE, to pickle; to...
sowles 14 10 SOWLE, (Scots) to pu...
sownes 12 10 SOWNE, (Spenser) sou...
sowses 13 9 SOWSE, (Spenser) to...
soyles 17 9 SOYLE [n]
spaces 15 12 SPACE, to arrange at...
spades 12 10 SPADE, to dig with a...
spales 13 10 SPALE, (Scots) a spl...
spanes 11 10 SPANE, (Scots) to we...
spares 12 9 SPARE, to refrain fr...
spates 12 9 SPATE, a flood, a su...
spices 16 12 SPICE, to season wit...
spides 13 10 SPIDE, (Irish) a you...
spikes 14 13 SPIKE, to fasten wit...
spiles 14 10 SPILE, to stop up wi...
spines 12 10 SPINE, the vertebral...
spires 13 9 SPIRE, to rise in a...
spites 13 9 SPITE, to treat with...
spodes 12 10 SPODE, a fine china...
spokes 13 13 SPOKE, to supply wit...
spores 12 9 SPORE, to produce an...
sprees 12 9 SPREE, to carouse [v...
sprues 13 10 SPRUE, infantile thr...
spules 14 11 SPULE, (Scots) the s...
spumes 14 13 SPUME, to foam [v]
spyres 19 11 SPYRE, (Spenser) a s...
stades 10 7 STADE, a single peri...
stages 11 8 STAGE, to produce fo...
stakes 11 10 STAKE, to fasten wit...
stales 11 7 STALE, to become pas...
stanes 9 7 STANE, (Scots) to st...
stapes 12 9 a bone of the middle...
stares 10 6 STARE, to gaze fixed...
stases 10 6 STASIS, a stoppage o...
states 10 6 STATE, to set forth...
staves 12 10 STAVE, to drive or t...
stedes 10 7 STEDE, (Spenser) to...
steles 11 7 STELE, (Greek) an up...
stemes 11 9 STEME, (archaic) to...
steres 10 6 STERE, (French) a ti...
stiles 12 7 STILE, to style, des...
stimes 12 9 STIME, (Scots) to pe...
stipes 13 9 a slender supporting...
stires 11 6 STIRE, (archaic) to...
stives 13 10 STIVE, (dialect) to...
stokes 11 10 STOKE, to supply a f...
stoles 11 7 STOLE, a narrow eccl...
stones 9 7 STONE, to pelt with...
stopes 12 9 STOPE, to excavate i...
stores 10 6 STORE, to put away f...
stoves 12 10 STOVE, to dry in a h...
straes 10 6 STRAE, (Scots) straw...
stress 11 6 to place emphasis on...
stupes 13 10 STUPE, to treat with...
styles 18 9 STYLE, to name [v]
stymes 18 11 STYME, (Scots) to pe...
styres 17 8 STYRE, (Spenser) to...
stytes 17 8 STYTE, (Scots) to st...
succes 17 13 (French) success [n...
sucres 14 10 SUCRE, a monetary un...
sudses 11 8 SUDS, to wash in soa...
suedes 10 8 SUEDE, to finish lea...
suetes 10 7 SUETE, (French) a so...
suites 11 7 SUITE, a series of t...
sujees 12 16 SUJEE, a solution of...
surest 11 7 SURE, certain [adj]
surges 12 9 SURGE, to move in a...
susses 11 7 SUSS, to arrest for...
swages 14 11 SWAGE, to shape with...
swales 14 10 SWALE, to scorch, si...
swedes 13 10 SWEDE, a vegetable l...
swiles 15 10 SWILE, a seal (marin...
swines 13 10 SWINE, a domestic pi...
swipes 16 12 SWIPE, to strike wit...
swires 14 9 SWIRE, a hollow betw...
swives 16 13 SWIVE, (archaic) to...
sybbes 21 14 SYBBE, (Spenser) a b...
syboes 18 11 SYBO, (Scots) a spri...
sycees 19 11 SYCEE, (Chinese) lum...
syrtes 17 8 SYRTIS, (Milton) an...
sythes 19 10 SYTHE, (Spenser) a t...
tables 13 10 TABLE, to place on f...
taches 15 11 TACHE, (Biblical) a...
tamest 11 9 TAME, not wild [adj]
targes 11 8 TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
tarres 10 6 TARRE, (Shakespeare)...
tashes 12 8 TASH, (Scots) to soi...
tasses 10 6 TASSE, in plate armo...
tastes 10 6 TASTE, to savour wit...
taties 10 6 TATIE, (colloquial)...
taubes 12 10 TAUBE, (German) a Ge...
taupes 12 10 TAUPE, (French) a br...
tawses 13 9 TAWSE, to beat with...
taxies 16 13 TAXI, to travel in a...
teades 9 7 TEADE, (Spenser) a t...
teases 9 6 TEASE, to make fun o...
teazes 12 15 TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
teenes 8 7 TEENE, (archaic) inj...
telesm 12 10 (Greek) a talisman [...
temses 11 9 TEMS, to sift, also...
tenesi 9 7 a monetary unit of T...
tenges 10 9 TENGE, the standard...
tennes 8 8 TENNE, an orange-bro...
tenses 9 7 TENSE, to make tense...
tenues 9 8 TENUIS, (Latin) a vo...
tepees 11 9 TEPEE, a conical ten...
terces 13 9 TERCE, a prayer serv...
terfes 12 9 TERFE, (Milton) turf...
ternes 9 7 TERNE, to cover with...
teslas 11 7 TESLA, a unit of mag...
testae 9 6 TESTA, (Latin) the h...
tested 10 7 TEST, to examine cri...
testee 9 6 one who is tested [n...
tester 10 6 a canopy over a bed...
testes 10 6 TESTIS, a male repro...
testis 11 6 a male reproductive...
teston 9 7 a name for various s...
thanes 11 9 THANE, a freeman gra...
thebes 14 11 THEBE, (Setswana) a...
themes 13 11 THEME, to plan accor...
theres 12 8 THERE, that place [n...
theses 12 8 THESIS, a propositio...
thesis 13 8 a proposition put fo...
thesps 15 11 THESP, a thespian, a...
thetes 12 8 THETE, (Greek) in an...
thewes 15 11 THEW, a well-develop...
tholes 13 9 THOLE, to endure, be...
threes 12 8 THREE, a number, thr...
thresh 15 10 to separate grain or...
throes 12 8 THROE, to suffer vio...
thuses 13 9 THUS, frankincense [...
thymes 20 13 THYME, any member of...
tiches 16 11 TICH, a small person...
tidies 11 7 TIDY, to make tidy [...
tildes 12 8 TILDE, (Spanish) the...
tinges 11 9 TINGE, to colour sli...
tinies 10 7 TINY, a small child...
tiroes 10 6 TIRO, a beginner or...
tithes 13 8 TITHE, to pay a tent...
titles 12 7 TITLE, to designate...
titres 11 6 TITRE, the strength...
tizzes 17 24 TIZZ, (colloquial) a...
tmeses 11 9 TMESIS, the splittin...
tmesis 12 9 the splitting of a w...
toazes 12 15 TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
tobies 12 9 TOBY, in thieves' sl...
toddes 10 8 TODDE, (Spenser) a b...
todies 10 7 TODY, a small West I...
togues 11 9 TOGUE, (Native Ameri...
toiles 11 7 TOILE, (French) a th...
toises 10 6 TOISE, (French) an o...
tonies 9 7 TONY, (obsolete) a s...
tonnes 8 8 TONNE, (French) the...
topees 11 9 TOPEE, (Hindi) a tro...
tophes 14 11 TOPHE, a rock made o...
toques 18 16 TOQUE, a close-fitti...
tories 10 6 TORY, a political co...
torses 10 6 TORSE, (French) a he...
tortes 10 6 TORTE, (German) a ri...
toshes 12 8 TOSH, to trim [v]
tosses 10 6 TOSS, to throw light...
touses 10 7 TOUSE, to dishevel,...
touzes 13 16 TOUZE, to dishevel,...
towies 13 9 TOWIE, a form of con...
towses 13 9 TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towzes 16 18 TOWZE, to dishevel,...
tozies 13 15 TOZIE, (Scott) a sha...
traces 13 9 TRACE, to follow the...
trades 10 7 TRADE, to have deali...
trapes 12 9 to walk in an aimles...
traves 12 10 TRAVE, a crossbeam o...
tressy 17 8 abounding in tresses...
trests 11 6 TREST, (dialect) a t...
trezes 13 15 TREZ, the three in c...
tribes 13 9 TRIBE, a group of pe...
trices 14 9 TRICE, to haul up wi...
trikes 12 10 TRIKE, (colloquial)...
trines 10 7 TRINE, to place in a...
tripes 13 9 TRIPE, a part of the...
trites 11 6 TRITE, in Greek musi...
trodes 10 7 TRODE, (Spenser) a t...
trokes 11 10 TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
trones 9 7 TRONE, (Scots) a pub...
tropes 12 9 TROPE, to provide wi...
troves 12 10 TROVE, a valuable di...
truces 14 10 TRUCE, to suspend ho...
truest 11 7 TRUE, corresponding...
trykes 18 12 TRYKE, a tricycle, a...
tsades 10 7 TSADE, (Hebrew) a He...
tsores 10 6 (Yiddish) grief, woe...
tuffes 15 13 TUFFE, (Shakespeare)...
tuiles 12 8 TUILE, (French) a th...
tulles 13 9 TULLE, (French) a sh...
tuples 14 11 TUPLE, in computing,...
tuques 19 17 TUQUE, (French) a kn...
turmes 12 10 TURME, a troop, also...
turves 13 11 TURF, a surface laye...
tushes 13 9 TUSH, to gore with a...
tusses 11 7 TUSSIS, a cough [n]
tutees 10 7 TUTEE, one who is be...
tutses 11 7 TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tuzzes 17 25 TUZZ, a tuft [n]
tweest 13 9 TWEE, affectedly cut...
twines 13 10 TWINE, to entangle t...
twires 14 9 TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
twites 14 9 TWITE, the mountain...
tyroes 16 8 TYRO, a beginner or...
tythes 19 10 TYTHE, to pay a tent...
uglies 13 10 UGLY, to make ugly [...
ukases 11 11 UKASE, (Russian) a p...
ulexes 17 15 ULEX, (Latin) any pl...
ulices 15 11 ULEX, (Latin) any pl...
uloses 11 8 ULOSIS, scar formati...
ulyies 18 10 ULYIE, (Scots) oil,...
ulzies 15 17 ULZIE, (Scots) oil,...
umbles 15 14 a deer's entrails, a...
umbres 14 13 UMBRE, the hammerhea...
umpies 14 13 UMPY, (Australian sl...
uncles 14 12 UNCLE, to address as...
uncoes 12 11 UNCO, a stranger, a...
undies 10 9 women's underclothin...
undoes 9 9 UNDO, to bring to ru...
ungues 11 11 UNGUIS, a nail, claw...
unites 10 8 UNITE, to join toget...
unless 11 9 except on the condit...
unmesh 13 13 to disentangle [v -E...
unnest 9 9 to turn out of a nes...
unrest 10 8 a disturbed or uneas...
unties 10 8 UNTIE, to free from...
upases 12 10 UPAS, an Asian tree...
upgoes 13 12 UPGO, to go up [v]
uprest 13 10 (Shelley) a rising,...
upsees 12 10 UPSEE, (obsolete) a...
upsies 13 10 UPSY, (obsolete) a c...
upties 13 10 UPTIE, to tie up [v]
urares 10 7 URARE, (Carib) a par...
urases 10 7 URASE, an enzyme tha...
urates 10 7 URATE, a salt of uri...
ureses 10 7 URESIS, (Greek) urin...
uresis 11 7 (Greek) urination [n...
urines 10 8 URINE, to discharge...
urites 11 7 URITE, an abdominal...
uroses 10 7 UROSIS, disease of t...
uruses 11 8 URUS, an extinct bov...
usages 11 9 USAGE, a generally a...
usques 19 17 USQUE, (Gaelic) whis...
usures 11 8 USURE, (obsolete) to...
utases 10 7 UTAS, (obsolete) the...
utiles 12 8 UTILE, an African ha...
utises 11 7 UTIS, (Shakespeare)...
vagues 13 13 VAGUE, to be vague [...
valses 13 11 VALSE, (French) to w...
values 13 12 VALUE, to estimate t...
valves 15 15 VALVE, to provide wi...
varies 12 10 VARY, to make differ...
varves 14 14 VARVE, a seasonal la...
vautes 12 11 VAUTE, (obsolete) to...
vawtes 15 13 VAWTE, (obsolete) to...
veales 12 11 VEALE, (Spenser) to...
vegges 14 14 VEG, to laze about [...
vegies 13 12 VEGIE, a vegetarian,...
venges 12 13 VENGE, (Shakespeare)...
venues 11 12 VENUE, the chosen lo...
verges 13 12 VERGE, to come near...
vermes 13 13 VERMIS, a part of th...
verses 12 10 VERSE [n]
verves 14 14 VERVE, the state of...
vesica 15 13 (Latin) a bladder, e...
vespas 14 13 VESPA, (Latin) a gen...
vesper 14 13 an evening service,...
vespid 15 14 a social wasp [n -S]
vessel 13 11 a craft for travelli...
vestal 13 11 (Latin) one of the R...
vestas 12 10 VESTA, (Latin) a kin...
vested 12 11 VEST, to place autho...
vestee 11 10 a garment worn under...
vestry 19 12 a room in which vest...
vetoes 11 10 VETO, to forbid or p...
vilest 14 11 VILE, odious [adj]
virges 14 12 VIRGE, (obsolete) ve...
visies 13 10 VISIE, (Scots) to ta...
visnes 12 11 VISNE, the chosen lo...
vivres 15 14 (Scots) food; eatabl...
vizies 16 19 VIZY, (Scots) to tak...
vogues 13 13 VOGUE, to perform to...
voices 15 13 VOICE, to express or...
voiles 13 11 VOILE, (French) a th...
voltes 13 11 VOLTE, (Italian) a f...
volves 15 15 VOLVE, (obsolete) to...
vouges 13 13 VOUGE, a weapon carr...
vowess 15 13 (historical) a woman...
wackes 17 16 WACKE, (German) an o...
wadges 14 12 WADGE, a large or ro...
wadies 13 10 WADY, (Arabic) the d...
waites 13 9 WAITE, (Spenser) to...
waives 15 13 WAIVE, to refrain fr...
walies 14 10 WALY, a fine thing [...
wanzes 15 19 WANZE, (obsolete) to...
washes 15 11 WASH, to cleanse in...
wastes 13 9 WASTE, to consume la...
wavies 15 13 WAVY, the snow goose...
wazzes 19 27 WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
weaves 14 13 WEAVE, to form by cr...
wedges 14 12 WEDGE, to force apar...
weekes 13 13 WEEKE, (Spenser) a w...
weftes 15 12 WEFTE, (Spenser) a w...
weises 13 9 WEISE, to guide in a...
weizes 16 18 WEIZE, to guide in a...
welkes 15 14 WELKE, (Spenser) to...
wenges 13 12 WENGE, a hardwood tr...
wesand 12 11 (Spenser) the windpi...
weskit 15 13 (colloquial) a waist...
wested 13 10 WEST, to move toward...
wester 13 9 to move towards the...
westie 13 9 (Australian slang) a...
whales 16 12 WHALE, to hunt whale...
whares 15 11 WHARE, (Maori) a hou...
wheesh 17 13 (Scots) to call for...
wheres 15 11 WHERE, the place at...
whiles 17 12 WHILE, to pass time...
whines 15 12 WHINE, to utter a pl...
whites 16 11 WHITE, to make white...
wholes 16 12 WHOLE, all the parts...
whores 15 11 WHORE, to consort wi...
wiches 19 14 WICH, a tree with pl...
widest 14 10 WIDE, broad [adj]
wifies 16 12 WIFIE, an endearment...
winces 16 13 WINCE, to flinch [v]
winges 14 12 WINGE, to complain f...
winoes 12 10 WINO, (slang) a down...
winzes 16 19 WINZE, a small venti...
wisest 14 9 WISE, intelligent [a...
wishes 16 11 WISH, to desire, als...
wisses 14 9 WISS, to wish [v]
withes 16 11 WITHE, to bind with...
wizzes 20 27 WIZ, a very skilled...
wodges 14 12 WODGE, a large or ro...
wolves 16 14 WOLF, a carnivorous...
wooses 12 9 WOOSE, a wimp, also...
worses 13 9 WORSE, (obsolete) to...
wrests 14 9 WREST, to take away...
wriest 14 9 WRY, twisted [adj]
writes 14 9 WRITE, to form chara...
wryest 20 11 WRY, twisted [adj]
wusses 14 10 WUSS, a wimp, also W...
wyches 25 16 WYCH, a tree with pl...
yarest 16 8 YARE, (archaic) nimb...
yentes 15 9 YENTE, (Yiddish) a g...
yesked 17 13 YESK, (Scots) to hic...
yessed 16 9 YES, to give an affi...
yesses 16 8 YES, to give an affi...
yessir 17 8 an interjection used...
yessum 18 12 an interjection used...
yester 16 8 pertaining to yester...
yferes 18 11 YFERE, (obsolete) a...
yities 17 8 YITIE, (Scots) the y...
yodles 17 10 YODLE, to sing with...
yogees 16 10 YOGEE, one who pract...
yowies 19 11 YOWIE, (Native Austr...
yunxes 22 17 YUNX, the wryneck, a...
yutzes 20 18 YUTZ, (Yiddish) a so...
zaires 13 15 ZAIRE, a monetary un...
zanies 12 16 ZANY, (obsolete) to...
zantes 12 16 ZANTE, the wood of t...
zanzes 15 25 ZANZE, (Arabic) an A...
zeroes 12 15 ZERO, to set at or a...
zested 13 16 ZEST, to give zest t...
zester 13 15 a utensil for peelin...
zinkes 14 20 ZINKE, (German) an o...
zizzes 20 33 ZIZZ, to snooze, als...

7 letter words that contains ES

7 letter ES word

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abashes 15 12 ABASH, to strike wit...
abduces 17 15 ABDUCE, to draw or c...
abioses 13 10 ABIOSIS, absence of...
abjures 16 20 ABJURE, to renounce...
ablates 14 11 ABLATE, to remove or...
abrades 13 11 ABRADE, to wear away...
abreges 14 12 ABREGE, (French) an...
abscess 17 13 a collection of pus...
abysses 20 12 ABYSS, a bottomless...
accedes 17 14 ACCEDE, to consent [...
accites 18 13 ACCITE, to cite; to...
accrues 18 14 ACCRUE, to accumulat...
accuses 18 14 ACCUSE, to bring a c...
achages 17 14 ACHAGE, (Tennyson) a...
achates 16 12 (Spenser) bought pro...
achenes 15 13 ACHENE, a dry one-se...
achiest 17 12 ACHY, aching [adj]
acidest 15 11 ACID, sharp, sour [a...
acmites 16 13 ACMITE, a soda pyrox...
acnodes 13 12 ACNODE, an isolated...
acquest 23 20 a thing acquired; sp...
actives 17 14 ACTIVE, the active m...
actress 15 10 a female actor [n -E...
actures 15 11 ACTURE, (Shakespeare...
acuates 14 11 ACUATE, to sharpen [...
acutest 15 11 ACUTE, sharply point...
addaxes 17 16 ADDAX, a large light...
address 12 9 to speak to [v ADDRE...
addrest 12 9 ADDRESS, to speak to...
adduces 15 13 ADDUCE, to cite or q...
adheres 13 10 ADHERE, to become or...
adioses 11 8 ADIOS, (Spanish) goo...
adjures 14 18 ADJURE, to command s...
admires 13 11 ADMIRE, to have a hi...
admixes 19 18 ADMIX, to mix [v]
adpress 14 11 to press together, a...
adrates 11 8 ADRATE, the price or...
advenes 12 13 ADVENE, to be added...
advices 17 15 ADVICE, counsel [n]
advises 14 12 ADVISE, to give advi...
adwares 14 11 ADWARE, software wit...
aediles 12 9 AEDILE, (Latin) in c...
aegises 12 9 AEGIS, (Greek) prote...
aemules 13 12 AEMULE, (Spenser) to...
aerates 10 7 AERATE, to put air i...
aeriest 11 7 AERY, airy [adj]
aerobes 12 10 AEROBE, an organism...
affines 15 14 AFFINE, a relation b...
affixes 22 20 AFFIX, to fix on to,...
ageless 13 10 never growing old [a...
aggress 14 11 to attack first [v -...
agilest 14 10 AGILE, able to move...
agnames 12 13 AGNAME, a name extra...
agnates 11 10 AGNATE, a relative o...
agnises 12 10 AGNISE, to acknowled...
agnizes 15 19 AGNIZE, to acknowled...
agonies 11 10 AGONY, extreme suffe...
agrafes 14 12 AGRAFE, (French) a h...
agreges 13 11 AGREGE, (French) a F...
agrises 13 9 AGRISE, to terrify,...
agrizes 16 18 AGRIZE, (obsolete) t...
agryzes 22 20 AGRYZE, (obsolete) t...
aguises 13 10 AGUISE, to adorn, al...
aguizes 16 19 AGUIZE, to adorn, al...
aidless 13 9 helpless; without ai...
aieries 11 7 AIERY, the nest of a...
aimless 14 11 without aim [adj]
airiest 12 7 AIRY, relating to ai...
airless 13 8 having no air [adj]
aitches 17 12 AITCH, the letter H...
akeakes 12 15 AKEAKE, a New Zealan...
albites 15 11 ALBITE, a sodium-ric...
alcades 15 12 ALCADE, the mayor of...
alcoves 17 15 ALCOVE, a vaulted or...
aldoses 12 9 ALDOSE, a class of s...
alegges 14 12 ALEGGE, (Spenser) to...
alerces 15 11 ALERCE, the wood of...
algates 13 10 (obsolete) always; w...
algeses 13 10 ALGESIS, the sensati...
algesia 13 10 sensitivity to pain...
algesic 17 13 relating to algesia,...
algesis 14 10 the sensation of pai...
aliases 12 8 ALIAS, an assumed na...
alibies 15 11 ALIBI, to give an al...
alkanes 12 13 ALKANE, a group of h...
alkenes 12 13 ALKENE, an unsaturat...
alkines 13 13 ALKINE, a group of h...
alkynes 19 15 ALKYNE, a group of h...
alleges 14 11 ALLEGE, to assert wi...
alleles 14 10 ALLELE, any one of t...
allices 17 12 ALLICE, a fish of th...
allises 14 9 ALLIS, a fish of the...
allness 13 10 the condition of bei...
alludes 14 11 ALLUDE, to make an i...
allures 14 10 ALLURE, to attract w...
almuces 17 15 ALMUCE, a furred hoo...
almudes 14 13 ALMUDE, a Spanish un...
alnages 12 11 ALNAGE, cloth inspec...
alpines 14 12 ALPINE, an alpine pl...
alsikes 14 12 ALSIKE, a kind of cl...
altesse 12 8 (French) highness, a...
amasses 12 10 AMASS, to accumulate...
ambages 15 15 AMBAGE, (French) amb...
ambones 13 14 AMBO, a pulpit in an...
ambries 15 13 AMBRY, a cupboard fo...
amendes 11 12 AMENDE, (French) a f...
amerces 15 13 AMERCE, to fine or p...
amesace 14 13 a double ace, the lo...
amisses 13 10 AMISS, an evil, a mi...
amities 13 10 AMITY, friendship [n...
ammines 13 14 AMMINE, a type of am...
amnesia 11 11 loss of memory [n -S...
amnesic 15 14 one who suffers from...
amnesty 18 13 to pardon during a l...
amooves 13 14 AMOOVE, (Spenser) to...
amorces 15 13 AMORCE, a percussion...
amperes 14 13 AMPERE, a unit of el...
amplest 16 14 AMPLE, plentiful [ad...
ampules 16 15 AMPULE, a small seal...
anankes 10 13 ANANKE, (Greek) nece...
anapest 12 11 a type of metrical f...
ancomes 14 14 ANCOME, a sudden inf...
ancones 12 12 ANCON, (Greek) the e...
ancress 14 11 a female anchorite,...
anestra 10 8 ANESTRUM, period of...
anestri 11 8 ANESTRUS, a period o...
angries 12 10 ANGRY, an angry pers...
ankuses 12 13 ANKUS, an elephant g...
anlaces 14 12 ANLACE, (archaic) a...
anlages 12 11 ANLAGE, the first di...
anlases 11 9 ANLAS, a short two-e...
annates 9 9 (historical) the fir...
annexes 15 16 ANNEXE, something jo...
anoeses 9 8 ANOESIS, consciousne...
anoesis 10 8 consciousness with s...
anomies 11 11 ANOMY, (French) a co...
anyones 15 11 ANYONE, anybody at a...
apaches 18 15 APACHE, (French) a m...
aperies 13 10 APERY, the act of ap...
apeshit 16 12 (vulgar) berserk; de...
apheses 15 12 APHESIS, the loss of...
aphesis 16 12 the loss of an unstr...
aphides 16 13 APHIS, a plant-louse...
aplites 15 11 APLITE, a fine-grain...
apogees 13 12 APOGEE, the farthest...
applies 17 14 APPLY, to bring to b...
apposes 15 13 APPOSE, to place sid...
appress 16 13 to press together, a...
apsides 14 11 APSIS, the point at...
aptness 13 11 the quality of being...
aptotes 13 10 APTOTE, a noun that...
arabesk 14 14 a design of intertwi...
arables 14 11 ARABLE, land suitabl...
araises 11 7 ARAISE, to raise, al...
arayses 17 9 ARAYSE, to raise, al...
arbores 13 10 ARBOR, a shady garde...
arbutes 14 11 ARBUTE, an evergreen...
arcades 14 11 ARCADE, to furnish w...
archest 17 12 ARCH, sly, mischievo...
arcuses 15 11 ARCUS, a bow-shaped...
arefies 13 10 AREFY, to dry up [v]
areoles 11 8 AREOLE, a small spac...
arguses 13 10 ARGUS, an East India...
argyles 20 12 ARGYLE, a silver gra...
aridest 12 8 ARID, very dry [adj]
arishes 14 9 ARISH, (dialect) a s...
arkites 13 11 ARKITE, an inmate of...
arkoses 12 11 ARKOSE, a sedimentar...
armless 14 11 without arms [adj]
armrest 13 10 a support for the ar...
armures 13 11 ARMURE, a type of fa...
arouses 11 8 AROUSE, to stimulate...
arrases 11 7 ARRAS, a rich tapest...
arrests 12 7 ARREST, to bring to...
arrides 12 8 ARRIDE, (archaic) to...
arrises 12 7 ARRIS, a sharp edge...
arrives 14 11 ARRIVE, to reach a d...
arroces 14 10 ARROZ, (Spanish) ric...
arrozes 14 16 ARROZ, (Spanish) ric...
arsiest 12 7 ARSY, (Australian sl...
arsines 11 8 ARSINE, a poisonous...
artiest 12 7 ARTY, artistic in a...
artless 13 8 lacking cunning [adj...
artsies 12 7 ARTSY, an arty perso...
asceses 14 10 ASCESIS, the conduct...
ascesis 15 10 the conduct of an as...
ascites 15 10 dropsy of the abdome...
asepses 13 10 ASEPSIS, freedom fro...
ashames 14 12 ASHAME, (archaic) to...
ashiest 14 9 ASHY, covered with a...
ashless 15 10 having no ashes [adj...
askeses 12 11 ASKESIS, the conduct...
askesis 13 11 the conduct of an as...
aslakes 13 12 ASLAKE, (archaic) to...
aspines 13 11 ASPINE, (Spenser) as...
aspires 14 10 ASPIRE, to aim for h...
aspises 14 10 ASPIS, a clear savou...
assizes 15 16 ASSIZE, (obsolete) t...
assumes 13 11 ASSUME, to take for...
assures 12 8 ASSURE, to insure; t...
astones 10 8 ASTONE, to amaze or...
asylees 18 10 ASYLEE, one who is g...
ataxies 17 14 ATAXY, loss of muscu...
athames 14 12 ATHAME, a witch's ce...
atimies 13 10 ATIMY, loss of honou...
atlases 12 8 ATLAS, a book of map...
atmoses 12 10 ATMOS, (short for) a...
atomies 12 10 ATOMY, (archaic) an...
atonies 10 8 ATONY, muscular debi...
atopies 13 10 ATOPY, an inherited...
atresia 11 7 absence or closure o...
atresic 15 10 relating to atresia,...
attests 12 7 ATTEST, to affirm to...
attires 12 7 ATTIRE, to clothe [v...
attones 10 8 at one, at once, tog...
attunes 11 9 ATTUNE, to put in tu...
aubades 13 12 AUBADE, (French) a s...
audiles 13 10 AUDILE, one who thin...
augites 13 10 AUGITE, one of the p...
auldest 13 10 AULD, (Scots) old [a...
aunties 11 9 AUNTY, an aunt, also...
aurates 11 8 AURATE, a salt deriv...
auxeses 17 15 AUXESIS, a growth in...
auxesis 18 15 a growth in tissue d...
availes 14 12 AVAILE, (Spenser) to...
avenges 13 14 AVENGE, to take retr...
avenses 12 12 AVENS, any plant of...
avenues 12 13 AVENUE, a wide stree...
avgases 14 13 AVGAS, any kind of a...
aviates 13 11 AVIATE, to fly an ai...
avidest 14 12 AVID, eager [adj]
avoures 13 12 AVOURE, (Spenser) av...
avulses 15 13 AVULSE, to tear away...
awarest 14 10 AWARE, knowing and a...
aweless 15 11 without awe, also AW...
awesome 14 13 impressive or inspir...
awhapes 18 15 AWHAPE, (Spenser) to...
awmries 16 13 AWMRIE, a cupboard f...
awniest 14 11 AWNY, bristly like a...
awnless 15 12 without an awning [a...
aziones 13 17 AZIONE, (Italian) a...
azuries 15 17 AZURY, a bluish colo...
azygies 22 20 AZYGY, a state of be...
babbles 19 17 BABBLE, to talk ince...
babesia 15 13 a parasite causing c...
babiest 16 13 BABY, like a baby [a...
baccies 20 16 BACCY, (colloquial)...
baccoes 19 16 BACCO, (short for) t...
backies 18 17 BACKIE, (slang) a ri...
baddest 14 12 BAD, not good [adj]
baddies 14 12 BADDY, a bad person,...
badness 13 12 the state of being b...
baffies 18 16 BAFFY, a wooden golf...
baffles 19 17 BAFFLE, to confuse,...
baggies 16 14 BAGGIE, (colloquial)...
bagless 16 13 not having a bag [ad...
bailees 14 11 BAILEE, a person to...
bailies 15 11 BAILIE, in Scotland,...
bajrees 15 19 BAJREE, (Hindi) in t...
bakkies 16 18 BAKKIE, (South Afric...
balases 14 11 BALAS, a variety of...
baldest 15 12 BALD, without hair [...
baldies 15 12 BALDY, a bald person...
balises 15 11 BALISE, an electroni...
ballies 16 12 BALLY, a noisy uproa...
ballses 16 12 BALLS, to mess up [v...
bandies 13 12 BANDY, to toss to an...
bangles 15 14 BANGLE, a rigid ring...
banjoes 14 20 BANJO, a stringed mu...
banties 13 11 BANTY, a bantam [n]
barbies 16 13 BARBIE, (Australian...
bardies 14 11 BARDIE, an Australia...
bareges 14 12 BAREGE, a light silk...
bargees 14 12 BARGEE, a bargeman [...
bargest 15 12 a doglike goblin who...
barites 14 10 BARITE, a native sul...
barless 15 11 without a bar [adj]
barques 22 20 BARQUE, a three-mast...
barries 14 10 BARRY, (Australian s...
barytes 20 12 BARYTE, a native sul...
basques 22 20 BASQUE, a kind of bo...
bassest 14 10 BASS, of a voice, lo...
bastles 15 11 BASTLE, a fortified...
batches 19 15 BATCH, to collect to...
batties 14 10 BATTY, (West Indian...
battles 15 11 BATTLE, to fight [v]
battues 14 11 BATTUE, (French) ind...
baubees 15 14 BAUBEE, (Scots) a ha...
baubles 17 15 BAUBLE, a cheap trin...
bawbees 18 16 BAWBEE, (Scots) a ha...
bawbles 20 17 BAWBLE, a cheap trin...
bawdies 17 14 BAWDY, obscene langu...
bawties 17 13 BAWTIE, (Scots) a do...
beaches 18 15 BEACH, to drive onto...
beadles 14 12 BEADLE, a minor pari...
beagles 15 13 BEAGLE, to hunt with...
beanies 12 11 BEANIE, a small clos...
becomes 17 16 BECOME, to come to b...
bedazes 16 20 BEDAZE, to daze thor...
bedless 15 12 without a bed [adj]
bedrest 14 11 confinement to bed,...
beebees 14 13 BEEBEE, a pellet e.g...
beeches 18 15 BEECH, a common fore...
beedies 13 11 BEEDIE, a cheap thin...
beesome 13 13 blind, also BISSON [...
beeswax 22 20 to polish with the w...
beetles 14 11 BEETLE, to jut out,...
begazes 17 21 BEGAZE, to look at f...
behaves 17 16 BEHAVE, to act prope...
behests 16 12 BEHEST, a command [n...
behotes 15 12 BEHOTE, to vow, prom...
behoves 17 16 BEHOVE, to be fit, r...
beigest 15 12 BEIGE, greyish buff...
beignes 14 13 BEIGNE, a fritter, a...
bejades 15 20 BEJADE, to tire out...
bejesus 16 20 a mild oath, also BE...
belaces 17 14 BELACE, to adorn wit...
belates 14 11 BELATE, (archaic) to...
belches 20 16 BELCH, to expel gas...
bellies 16 12 BELLY, to swell out...
beloves 16 15 BELOVE, (obsolete) t...
bemetes 14 13 BEMETE, (archaic) to...
bemires 15 13 BEMIRE, (archaic) to...
bemixes 21 20 BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemuses 15 14 BEMUSE, to confuse [...
benames 13 14 BENAME, to name, men...
benches 18 16 BENCH, to provide wi...
bendees 12 12 BENDEE, a heraldic f...
bennies 12 12 BENNY, (slang) an ov...
bequest 22 20 a legacy [n -S]
berakes 14 14 BERAKE, to rake all...
berates 13 10 BERATE, to scold sev...
berimes 15 13 BERIME, to compose i...
berries 14 10 BERRY, to collect be...
berthes 16 12 BERTHE, a woman's de...
besaint 13 11 to make a saint of [...
bescour 17 14 to scour thoroughly...
beseech 18 15 to implore, also BES...
beseeke 13 14 (Spenser) to entreat...
beseems 14 13 BESEEM, to be becomi...
beshame 16 15 (archaic) to put to...
beshine 15 13 (archaic) to light u...
beshone 14 13 BESHINE, (archaic) t...
beshout 16 13 to shout at [v -ED,...
beshrew 19 15 (archaic) to wish ev...
besides 14 11 in addition [adv]
besiege 14 12 to attack and surrou...
besighs 18 14 BESIGH, (archaic) to...
besings 15 13 BESING, (archaic) to...
beslave 16 15 to make a slave of [...
beslime 16 14 to cover with slime...
besmear 14 13 to smear, bedaub [v...
besmile 16 14 to smile on [v BESMI...
besmoke 15 17 to pollute with smok...
besmuts 16 14 BESMUT, to blacken w...
besnows 16 14 BESNOW, to cover wit...
besoins 13 11 BESOIN, (French) nee...
besomed 14 14 BESOM, to sweep with...
besorts 14 10 BESORT, (Shakespeare...
bespake 16 17 BESPEAK, to request...
bespate 15 13 BESPIT, to spit upon...
bespeak 16 17 to request in advanc...
bespeed 15 14 to help on [v BESPED...
bespice 19 16 (Shakespeare) to sea...
bespits 17 13 BESPIT, to spit upon...
bespoke 16 17 BESPEAK, to request...
besport 16 13 to sport, play [v -E...
bespots 16 13 BESPOT, to cover wit...
bespout 16 14 to spout over [v -ED...
bestain 13 11 to stain all over [v...
bestars 14 10 BESTAR, to cover wit...
bestead 13 11 (archaic) to help, r...
bestial 15 11 animallike [adj BEST...
bestick 19 17 to stick over, as wi...
besties 14 10 BESTIE, (slang) one'...
bestill 17 12 (archaic) to make st...
besting 15 13 BEST, to outdo [v]
bestirs 15 10 BESTIR, to rouse to...
bestorm 15 13 to assail with storm...
bestows 17 13 BESTOW, to present a...
bestrew 17 13 to strew, scatter [v...
bestrid 15 11 BESTRIDE, to stride...
bestrow 17 13 to strew, scatter, a...
bestuck 19 18 BESTICK, to stick ov...
bestuds 15 12 BESTUD, to adorn wit...
beswarm 18 16 to swarm all over [v...
betakes 14 14 BETAKE, to take ones...
betides 14 11 BETIDE, to befall, h...
betimes 15 13 BETIME, (Shakespeare...
betises 14 10 BETISE, (French) stu...
betties 14 10 BETTY, a burglar's t...
beurres 14 11 BEURRE, a pear with...
bevvies 18 18 BEVVY, to engage in...
bewares 16 13 BEWARE, to be on one...
bezzies 20 28 BEZZIE, a person's b...
bezzles 21 29 BEZZLE, to drink har...
bhagees 16 14 BHAGEE, in Indian co...
bhajees 17 21 BHAJEE, in Indian co...
bheesty 22 14 an Indian water carr...
biaches 19 15 BIACH, (slang) a bit...
bialies 15 11 BIALY, an onion roll...
biasses 14 10 BIAS, to cause to in...
bibbles 20 17 BIBBLE, (English dia...
bibless 18 14 not wearing a bib [a...
biccies 21 16 BICCY, (slang) biscu...
bickies 19 17 BICKIE, (colloquial)...
biddies 15 12 BIDDY, a chicken or...
bifaces 19 16 BIFACE, a type of pr...
biffies 19 16 BIFFY, (US) an outdo...
bigeyes 21 14 BIGEYE, a kind of ma...
biggest 17 14 BIG, of large size [...
biggies 17 14 BIGGY, a biggish thi...
bigness 15 13 the state of being b...
bigoses 15 12 BIGOS, a kind of Pol...
bikkies 17 18 BIKKIE, (slang) a bi...
bilbies 18 14 BILBY, a burrowing m...
bilboes 17 14 BILBO, a rapier, als...
billies 17 12 BILLY, (Australian s...
bimboes 17 16 BIMBO, a woman who i...
bindles 15 13 BINDLE, the bundle i...
bingies 15 13 BINGY, (Australian s...
bingles 16 14 BINGLE, to style the...
bingoes 14 13 BINGO, a lottery-typ...
birches 20 15 BIRCH, to flog [v]
birdies 15 11 BIRDIE, to score one...
biremes 15 13 BIREME, an ancient g...
birkies 16 14 BIRKIE, a lively or...
birsles 16 11 BIRSLE, to scorch, t...
bisques 23 20 BISQUE, (French) a r...
bistres 15 10 BISTRE, a pigment of...
bitches 20 15 BITCH, to complain [...
bitless 16 11 not having a bit or...
bitties 15 10 BITTIE, (Scots) a sm...
bivvies 19 18 BIVVY, to bivouac, t...
bizones 16 20 BIZONE, a country fo...
bizzies 21 28 BIZZY, a policeman [...
blagues 16 14 BLAGUE, (French) hum...
blahest 17 13 BLAH, dull, insipid...
blashes 17 13 BLASH [n]
blatest 15 11 BLATE, (Scots) timid...
blendes 14 13 BLENDE, (German) a z...
blesbok 18 18 (Afrikaans) a South...
blessed 15 12 holy [adj BLESSEDER,...
blesser 15 11 one who blesses [n -...
blesses 15 11 BLESS, to sanctify [...
blisses 16 11 BLISS, to experience...
blitzes 19 20 BLITZ, to wage a bom...
blondes 14 13 BLONDE, someone (fem...
blouses 15 12 BLOUSE, to puff out...
blowies 18 14 BLOWIE, (Australian...
blowses 18 14 BLOWSE, a ruddy, fat...
blowzes 21 23 BLOWZE, a ruddy, fat...
bludges 17 15 BLUDGE, (Australian...
bluiest 16 12 BLUEY, somewhat blue...
blunges 16 15 BLUNGE, to mix clay...
blushes 18 14 BLUSH, to become red...
boaties 13 10 BOATIE, (slang) a ro...
bobbies 18 16 BOBBY, (slang) a pol...
bobbles 19 17 BOBBLE, to bob rapid...
bocages 17 15 BOCAGE, (French) a d...
boccies 20 16 BOCCIE, an Italian b...
boddles 15 13 BODDLE, a former Sco...
bodgies 15 13 BODGIE, an Australia...
bodices 17 14 BODICE, a woman's st...
boggles 17 15 BOGGLE, to baffle, o...
bolases 14 11 BOLAS, (Spanish) a S...
boldest 15 12 BOLD, brave, daring...
boletes 14 11 BOLETE, any fungus o...
bolides 15 12 BOLIDE, a large mete...
bolines 14 12 BOLINE, in wicca, a...
bolixes 21 18 BOLIX, to make a mes...
boluses 15 12 BOLUS, (Latin) a lar...
bommies 16 16 BOMMIE, (Australian...
boneset 12 11 a medicinal plant, a...
bongoes 13 13 BONGO, a kind of ant...
boniest 13 11 BONY, like bone, als...
bonnies 12 12 BONNY, a sweetheart...
bonuses 13 12 BONUS [n]
bonxies 19 18 BONXIE, the great sk...
boobies 15 13 BOOBIE, (slang) a br...
boodies 13 11 BOODIE, a species of...
boodles 14 12 BOODLE, to take brib...
boogies 14 12 BOOGIE, to dance to...
bookies 14 14 BOOKIE, (short for)...
boonies 12 11 remote, undeveloped...
boordes 13 11 BOORDE, (Spenser) bo...
bootees 12 10 BOOTEE, a baby's soc...
booties 13 10 BOOTIE, a baby's soc...
boraces 16 13 BORAX, a mineral, hy...
borages 14 12 BORAGE, a rough-stem...
boranes 12 11 BORANE, any boron hy...
borates 13 10 BORATE, to mix with...
boraxes 19 17 BORAX, a mineral, hy...
borides 14 11 BORIDE, a boron comp...
bortzes 17 19 BORTZ, diamond dust...
bosches 19 15 BOSCHE, offensive te...
bosques 22 20 BOSQUE, a thicket, a...
bossest 14 10 BOSS, excellent [adj...
bossies 14 10 BOSSY, a cow [n]
botches 19 15 BOTCH, to bungle [v]
bothies 16 12 BOTHY, (Scots) a hut...
botties 14 10 BOTTY, (colloquial)...
bottles 15 11 BOTTLE, to enclose i...
bouches 19 16 BOUCHE, (French) the...
boucles 18 15 BOUCLE, (French) a k...
bouffes 18 17 BOUFFE, (French) a c...
bougies 15 13 BOUGIE, (French) a w...
boulles 16 13 BOULLE, (French) a f...
bounces 16 15 BOUNCE, to spring ba...
bournes 13 12 BOURNE, a boundary,...
bourses 14 11 BOURSE, (French) a c...
bovates 15 14 BOVATE, (historical)...
bovines 15 15 BOVINE, an animal of...
bowless 18 14 being without a bow...
bowsies 17 13 BOWSIE, (Irish) an i...
boxiest 20 17 BOXY, like a box [ad...
boxties 20 17 BOXTY, an Irish dish...
boykies 21 16 BOYKIE, (colloquial)...
braches 19 15 BRACH, a female hunt...
braises 14 10 BRAISE, to cook slow...
braizes 17 19 BRAIZE, a marine fis...
braless 15 11 without a bra [adj]
branles 14 12 BRANLE, an old Frenc...
brashes 16 12 BRASH, (obsolete) to...
brasses 14 10 BRASS, to coat with...
bravest 16 14 BRAVE, showing coura...
bravoes 15 14 BRAVO, a hired kille...
brawest 17 13 BRAW, (Scots) fine,...
braxies 20 17 BRAXY, a bacterial d...
breares 13 10 BREARE, (Spenser) br...
bredies 14 11 BREDIE, (South Afric...
breeses 13 10 BREESE, (archaic) th...
breests 14 10 BREEST, (Scots) brea...
breezes 16 19 BREEZE, to move bris...
brennes 12 12 BRENNE, (archaic) to...
bribees 16 13 BRIBEE, one who rece...
bridges 16 13 BRIDGE, to connect a...
bridies 15 11 BRIDIE, (Scots) a me...
bridles 16 12 BRIDLE, to check or...
brigues 16 13 BRIGUE, to intrigue...
brinies 14 11 BRINY, the sea [n]
brisses 15 10 BRISS, (Hebrew) a Je...
broches 19 15 BROCHE, a fabric sim...
brogues 15 13 BROGUE, a strong and...
bronzes 16 20 BRONZE, to colour br...
brooses 13 10 BROOSE, (Scots) a ra...
brouzes 17 20 BROUZE, a wedding ra...
browses 17 13 BROWSE, to look at c...
bruises 15 11 BRUISE, to injure an...
brushes 17 13 BRUSH, to touch ligh...
brutest 15 11 BRUTE, brutal [adj]
bubales 17 15 BUBALE, a large ante...
bubbies 19 17 BUBBY, (colloquial)...
bubbles 20 18 BUBBLE, to form a gl...
buckies 19 18 BUCKIE, (Scots) a la...
buckles 20 19 BUCKLE, to bend or w...
buckoes 18 18 BUCKO, a bully [n]
buddies 15 13 BUDDY, to become clo...
buddles 16 14 BUDDLE, to wash for...
budgies 16 14 BUDGIE, (colloquial)...
budless 16 13 without buds [adj]
buffest 19 17 BUFF, dull yellow br...
bufties 17 14 BUFTIE, (colloquial)...
bugeyes 21 15 BUGEYE, a kind of sm...
buggies 17 15 BUGGY, a light carri...
bullies 17 13 BULLY, to treat thre...
bumbles 19 18 BUMBLE, to bungle, a...
bummest 17 17 BUM, worthless [adj]
bummles 18 18 BUMMLE, to bungle, a...
bunches 19 17 BUNCH, to gather tog...
buncoes 16 15 BUNCO, to practice s...
bundies 14 13 BUNDY, to clock on o...
bundles 15 14 BUNDLE, to fasten to...
bungees 14 14 BUNGEE, a strong rub...
bungies 15 14 BUNGY, a strong rubb...
bungles 16 15 BUNGLE, to mismanage...
bunjees 15 21 BUNJEE, a strong rub...
bunjies 16 21 BUNJIE, a strong rub...
bunkies 15 16 BUNKIE, a small sepa...
bunnies 13 13 BUNNY, (colloquial)...
buppies 19 17 BUPPIE, a black urba...
burbles 18 15 BURBLE, to speak qui...
burdies 15 12 BURDIE, (Scots) a (s...
burgees 15 13 BURGEE, a small ship...
burgess 16 13 a citizen of a borou...
burgles 17 14 BURGLE, to trespass...
burlesk 17 16 a type of stage show...
burnies 14 12 BURNIE, (Scots) a sm...
burpees 16 14 BURPEE, a type of ph...
busbies 17 14 BUSBY, a fur hat wit...
bushies 17 13 BUSHIE, one who live...
busiest 15 11 BUSY, occupied [adj]
bustees 14 11 BUSTEE, (Hindi) in I...
bustles 16 12 BUSTLE, to move nois...
butanes 13 12 BUTANE, a hydrocarbo...
butches 20 16 BUTCH, a lesbian wit...
butenes 13 12 BUTENE, any one of t...
butties 15 11 BUTTY, a fellow work...
buttles 16 12 BUTTLE, to act as a...
bygones 20 15 BYGONE, something be...
bylanes 20 14 BYLANE, a side lane...
bylines 21 14 BYLINE, to write giv...
bynames 20 16 BYNAME, a secondary...
byrnies 20 13 BYRNIE, (historical)...
cabbies 19 16 CABBY, (colloquial)...
cabries 17 13 CABRIE, a pronghorn...
cackles 20 18 CACKLE, to make the...
caddies 15 12 CADDY, to serve as a...
caesars 14 10 CAESAR, a Caesarean...
caesium 16 14 a metallic element [...
caestus 15 11 a hand covering for...
caesura 14 11 a pause in a line of...
cagiest 16 12 CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cailles 17 12 CAILLE, (French) in...
caiques 23 20 CAIQUE, (French) a l...
cajoles 17 20 CAJOLE, to persuade...
cajones 15 20 CAJON, (Spanish) a s...
cakiest 16 14 CAKY, lumpy, also CA...
calesas 15 11 CALESA, (French) a l...
calices 19 14 CALIX, (Latin) a cup...
calixes 22 18 CALIX, (Latin) a cup...
callees 16 12 CALLEE, a computer f...
calmest 17 14 CALM, free from agit...
calques 24 21 CALQUE, to process t...
calyces 25 16 CALYX, the outer pro...
calyxes 28 20 CALYX, the outer pro...
camases 15 13 CAMAS, (Native Ameri...
cameses 15 13 CAMESE, a loose shir...
camises 16 13 CAMISE, (Arabic) a l...
cammies 17 16 CAMMIE, a webcam awa...
camotes 15 13 CAMOTE, a type of sw...
campest 18 16 CAMP, theatrical [ad...
camples 19 17 CAMPLE, to wrangle [...
camuses 16 14 CAMUS, a type of rob...
canapes 15 14 CANAPE, (French) a s...
candies 14 12 CANDIE, a South Indi...
candles 15 13 CANDLE, to examine e...
cangles 16 14 CANGLE, (Scots) to w...
cangues 15 14 CANGUE, (Portuguese)...
caniest 14 11 CANY, like cane, abo...
canines 13 12 CANINE, a dogtooth [...
cankles 16 16 CANKLE, (slang) an o...
cantest 14 11 CANT, affectedly mor...
cantles 15 12 CANTLE, to break a p...
capeesh 18 15 used to ask if one u...
capexes 22 20 CAPEX, (short for) c...
capizes 20 22 CAPIZ, the transluce...
capless 18 14 without a cap [adj]
capotes 16 13 CAPOTE, (French) a l...
caprese 16 13 (Italian) a salad co...
carafes 16 13 CARAFE, (French) a g...
carates 14 10 CARATE, a tropical s...
carbies 17 13 CARBY, (Australian)...
cardies 15 11 CARDY, (short for) a...
caremes 15 13 CAREME, (French) len...
cargoes 15 12 CARGO, to load, weig...
caribes 17 13 CARIBE, (Spanish) a...
carices 18 13 CAREX, a genus of pl...
carless 16 11 without a car [adj]
carnies 14 11 CARNIE [v]
carries 15 10 CARRY, to convey fro...
carvies 17 14 CARVY, a herb used i...
casques 23 20 CASQUE, a helmet [n]
cassies 15 10 CASSIE, a thorny shr...
castles 16 11 CASTLE, to make a ce...
catches 20 15 CATCH, to capture af...
catties 15 10 CATTIE, an Asian uni...
caudles 16 13 CAUDLE, to give a ca...
cayuses 21 13 CAYUSE, an Indian po...
celesta 15 11 a keyboard instrumen...
celeste 15 11 a keyboard instrumen...
cenotes 13 11 CENOTE, a deep natur...
centres 14 11 CENTRE, to make cent...
cepages 17 15 CEPAGE, the grape va...
cerates 14 10 CERATE, a stiff oint...
ceresin 14 11 a kind of hard, whit...
cerises 15 10 CERISE, a colour, de...
cerites 15 10 CERITE, a hydrous si...
ceruses 15 11 CERUSE, white lead,...
cesious 15 11 having a bluish coat...
cesiums 17 14 CESIUM, a metallic e...
cessers 15 10 CESSER, a type of le...
cessing 16 13 CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cession 14 11 a yielding to physic...
cesspit 18 13 a covered well or pi...
cestode 14 11 any parasitic flatwo...
cestoid 15 11 any parasitic flatwo...
cestuis 16 11 CESTUI [n]
cesurae 14 11 CESURA, a pause in a...
cesural 16 12 of a breathing space...
cesuras 15 11 CESURA, a pause in a...
cesures 15 11 CESURE, (Spenser) a...
cetanes 13 11 CETANE, a colourless...
chacoes 19 15 CHACO, (Hungarian) t...
chaines 16 13 CHAINE, (French) in...
chaises 17 12 CHAISE, (French) a l...
chances 19 16 CHANCE, to risk [v]
changes 17 15 CHANGE, to make or b...
chaoses 16 12 CHAOS, a state of to...
chapess 19 15 a female chap, also...
charges 18 14 CHARGE, to make an a...
chasses 17 12 CHASSE, to perform a...
chaufes 19 16 CHAUFE, (Spenser) to...
cheesed 16 13 CHEESE, to stop it [...
cheeses 16 12 CHEESE, to stop it [...
chegoes 17 14 CHEGOE, a small trop...
cheques 25 22 CHEQUE, a written or...
chesils 19 13 CHESIL, shingle, gra...
chesnut 17 14 a chestnut [n -S]
chessel 18 13 a cheese-mould [n -S...
chesses 17 12 CHESS, a game of ski...
chested 17 13 CHEST, to hit a ball...
chevies 19 16 CHEVY, to chase abou...
chevres 19 16 CHEVRE, a cheese mad...
chewies 20 15 CHEWIE, (Australian...
chicest 21 15 CHIC, smartly elegan...
chiches 23 17 CHICH, the chickpea...
chicles 22 16 CHICLE, the coagulat...
chigoes 18 14 CHIGOE, a small trop...
chigres 19 14 CHIGRE, a small trop...
childes 19 14 CHILDE, a youth of g...
chilies 19 13 CHILI, the (dried) r...
chinese 16 13 (colloquial) a Chine...
chinses 17 13 CHINSE, to fill in t...
chirres 18 12 CHIRRE, to chirp lik...
chivies 20 16 CHIVY, to chase abou...
chizzes 24 30 CHIZZ, to swindle, a...
choices 20 15 CHOICE, the thing ch...
chokies 18 16 CHOKY, a prison [n]
chooses 16 12 CHOOSE, to select by...
chorees 16 12 CHOREE, (Greek) a tr...
chouses 17 13 CHOUSE, to swindle,...
chowses 20 15 CHOWSE, to swindle,...
chromes 18 15 CHROME, to plate wit...
chypres 26 17 CHYPRE, (French) a m...
cierges 16 12 CIERGE, a large wax...
ciggies 18 14 CIGGIE, (slang) ciga...
cilices 20 14 CILICE, a haircloth...
cimices 20 16 CIMEX, (Latin) a bed...
cinches 20 16 CINCH, to bind firml...
cinques 23 21 CINQUE, the number f...
circles 20 14 CIRCLE, to revolve a...
cirques 24 20 CIRQUE, a bowl-shape...
ciscoes 18 13 CISCO, a North Ameri...
cissies 16 10 CISSY, an effeminate...
citoles 16 11 CITOLE, a pear-shape...
civvies 20 18 CIVVY, (short for) a...
claches 21 16 CLACH, to kill by st...
claques 24 21 CLAQUE, a group of h...
claries 16 11 CLARY, any plant of...
claroes 15 11 CLARO, a light-colou...
clashes 18 13 CLASH, to meet in op...
classes 16 11 CLASS, to classify [...
clauses 16 12 CLAUSE, a part of a...
clavies 18 15 CLAVIE, a tar barrel...
cleaves 17 15 CLEAVE, to split [v]
cleeves 17 15 CLEEVE, (dialect) a...
cleomes 16 14 CLEOME, an aromatic...
cliches 22 16 CLICHE, a stereotype...
cliques 25 21 CLIQUE, to form an e...
cloches 21 16 CLOCHE, (French) a l...
cloques 24 21 CLOQUE, (French) a f...
closest 16 11 CLOSE, near [adj]
clothes 18 13 CLOTHE, to provide w...
cluiest 17 12 CLUEY, (Australian s...
coaches 19 15 COACH, to tutor or t...
coadies 14 11 COADY, a sauce made...
coatees 13 10 COATEE, a small coat...
cobbles 20 17 COBBLE, to mend [v]
cockies 19 17 COCKY, an Australian...
cockles 20 18 COCKLE, to wrinkle [...
coddles 16 13 CODDLE, to pamper [v...
codexes 20 18 CODEX, (Latin) a boo...
codices 18 14 CODEX, (Latin) a boo...
coerces 17 13 COERCE, to compel by...
coesite 14 10 a type of silica [n...
coffees 18 16 COFFEE, a powder mad...
coffles 20 17 COFFLE, to chain sla...
coggies 17 14 COGGIE, (Scots) a sm...
coggles 18 15 COGGLE, to wobble [v...
coheres 16 12 COHERE, to stick tog...
cohunes 16 14 COHUNE, (Spanish) a...
coiffes 19 16 COIFFE, to put the h...
coignes 15 13 COIGNE, to secure wi...
cojones 15 20 (Spanish) bull's tes...
cokeses 15 14 COKES, a simpleton [...
cokiest 16 14 COKY, like coke [adj...
colbies 18 14 COLBY, a type of mil...
coldest 16 12 COLD, having no warm...
coldies 16 12 COLDIE, (colloquial)...
collies 17 12 COLLIE, any of sever...
colones 14 12 COLONE, (Spanish) a...
colures 16 12 COLURE, a celestial...
comakes 16 17 COMAKE, to serve as...
comates 15 13 COMATE, (Shakespeare...
combies 18 16 COMBI, a vessel or v...
combles 19 17 COMBLE, (French) the...
comices 19 16 COMICE, (French) a v...
commies 17 16 COMMIE, (colloquial)...
comuses 16 14 COMUS, (Latin) a rev...
conches 19 16 CONCHE, to knead and...
condies 14 12 CONDIE, a covered dr...
condoes 13 12 CONDO, (short for) a...
confess 16 14 to admit or disclose...
confest 16 14 CONFESS, to admit or...
congees 14 13 CONGEE [v]
congest 15 13 to fill to excess [v...
congoes 14 13 CONGO, a kind of bla...
conines 13 12 CONINE, a liquid, hi...
conjees 15 20 CONJEE, to starch wi...
connies 13 12 CONNIE, a tram or bu...
contest 14 11 to compete for [v -E...
conures 14 12 CONURE, a tropical f...
cooches 19 15 COOCH, a sinuous dan...
cookies 15 14 COOKIE, a small flat...
coolest 15 11 COOL, moderately col...
coolies 15 11 COOLIE, (historical)...
coombes 17 16 COOMBE, a short deep...
coories 14 10 COORIE, (Scots) to n...
cooties 14 10 COOTIE, (US slang) a...
coppies 19 16 COPPY, a small stool...
copples 20 17 COPPLE, (obsolete) a...
corbies 17 13 CORBY, a raven, a cr...
corpses 17 13 CORPSE, to forget on...
corries 15 10 CORRIE, a deep basin...
corvees 16 14 CORVEE, (French) lab...
cosiest 15 10 COSY, snug and comfo...
cosines 14 11 COSINE, a trigonomet...
cossies 15 10 COSSIE, (Australian...
cotises 15 10 COTISE, to give a he...
cotyles 22 13 COTYLE, an ancient G...
cotypes 23 15 COTYPE, a taxonomic...
couches 20 16 COUCH, to put into w...
coulees 15 12 COULEE, (French) a l...
coupees 16 14 COUPEE, (French) a s...
couples 18 15 COUPLE, to unite in...
couries 15 11 COURIE, (Scots) to n...
courses 15 11 COURSE, to chase and...
covines 16 15 COVINE, a conspiracy...
covynes 22 17 COVYNE, a conspiracy...
cowages 18 15 COWAGE, a leguminous...
cowiest 18 13 COWY, suggestive of...
cowpies 20 16 COWPIE, a dropping o...
cowries 18 13 COWRIE, a glossy sea...
coxiest 21 17 COXY, self-important...
coxless 22 18 without a cox [adj]
coyness 20 13 the state of being c...
coyotes 20 12 COYOTE, a predatory...
coziest 18 19 COZY, snug and comfo...
cozzies 21 28 COZZIE, (colloquial)...
cradles 16 12 CRADLE, to hold lovi...
crambes 18 16 CRAMBE, (Latin) warm...
cramesy 22 15 (archaic) crimson, a...
craples 18 14 CRAPLE, (Spenser) a...
crashes 17 12 CRASH, to collide no...
crazies 18 19 CRAZY, a crazy perso...
creases 14 10 CREASE, to make a wr...
creates 14 10 CREATE, to bring int...
creches 20 15 CRECHE, a day nurser...
creesed 14 11 CREESE, to stab with...
creeses 14 10 CREESE, to stab with...
creeshy 23 14 (Scots) greasy [adj...
creoles 15 11 CREOLE, a type of mi...
cresols 16 11 CRESOL, a compound f...
cresses 15 10 CRESS, a cruciferous...
cresset 15 10 (historical) an iron...
crestal 16 11 pertaining to a cres...
crested 15 11 CREST, to reach a pe...
creston 14 11 a ridge on a hill th...
cresyls 23 13 CRESYL, an isomeric...
cringes 16 13 CRINGE, to shrink in...
crioses 15 10 CRIOS, (Irish) a mul...
croches 20 15 CROCHE, (French) a k...
cronies 14 11 CRONY, a close frien...
crooves 16 14 CROOVE, a pen or sty...
crosses 15 10 CROSS, to intersect...
croupes 17 14 CROUPE, the rump of...
croutes 15 11 CROUTE, (French) a s...
crudest 16 12 CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
cruises 16 11 CRUISE, to progress...
cruives 18 15 CRUIVE, (Scots) a pe...
cruores 15 11 CRUOR, (Latin) a mas...
crushes 18 13 CRUSH, to press out...
crusies 16 11 CRUSY, (Scots) an op...
cruzies 19 20 CRUZIE, an open iron...
cubages 18 16 CUBAGE, the process...
cubanes 16 15 CUBANE, a hydrocarbo...
cubbies 20 17 CUBBY, a snug enclos...
cubless 19 15 without cubs [adj]
cuddies 16 13 CUDDY, (Scots) a you...
cuddles 17 14 CUDDLE, to embrace [...
cuestas 15 11 CUESTA, a geological...
cuffles 21 18 CUFFLE, (obsolete) t...
cuishes 18 13 CUISH, a piece of ar...
cuisses 16 11 CUISSE, a piece of a...
culches 22 17 CULCH, the flooring...
culexes 22 19 CULEX, (Latin) a gen...
culices 20 15 CULEX, (Latin) a gen...
cullies 18 13 CULLY, to cheat, dec...
cundies 15 13 CUNDY, a covered dra...
cupules 19 16 CUPULE, a cup-shaped...
curares 15 11 CURARE, a paralysing...
curates 15 11 CURATE, to act as a...
curches 21 16 CURCH, (Scots) a cov...
curdles 17 13 CURDLE, to congeal,...
curites 16 11 CURITE, a radioactiv...
curlies 17 12 (colloquial) the pub...
curries 16 11 CURRY, to make a cur...
curtest 16 11 CURT, abrupt [adj]
curtesy 22 13 the lifetime right o...
cushies 18 13 CUSHIE, the wood-pig...
cutches 21 16 CUTCH, a resin used...
cutesie 15 11 (US) affectedly cute...
cutises 16 11 CUTIS, (Latin) the d...
cutties 16 11 CUTTY, a short clay...
cuttles 17 12 CUTTLE, to fold clot...
cuttoes 15 11 CUTTOE, a large knif...
cuzzies 22 29 CUZZIE, (New Zealand...
cwtches 24 18 CWTCH, (Welsh) to hi...
cycases 24 15 CYCAS, any member of...
cylices 26 16 CYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
cylikes 24 17 CYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
cymenes 21 16 CYMENE, a hydrocarbo...
cypress 24 15 a coniferous tree [n...
cytases 21 12 CYTASE, an enzyme th...
cytodes 21 13 CYTODE, a protoplasm...
dabbles 17 15 DABBLE, to dip or sp...
dacites 15 11 DACITE, a fine-grain...
daddies 12 10 DADDY, (colloquial)...
daddles 13 11 DADDLE, (Scots) to w...
daffies 16 14 DAFFY, short for daf...
daftest 14 11 DAFT, insane [adj]
dafties 14 11 DAFTIE, a simpleton...
daggles 15 13 DAGGLE, to drag in m...
daidles 13 10 DAIDLE, (Scots) to w...
dailies 13 9 DAILY, a newspaper p...
dairies 12 8 DAIRY, a shop where...
daisies 12 8 DAISY, a flowering p...
dallies 14 10 DALLY, to waste time...
damages 13 13 DAMAGE, to damage [v...
damnest 12 12 one's utmost, also D...
dampest 15 14 DAMP, moist [adj]
dandies 11 10 DANDY, a fop [n]
dandles 12 11 DANDLE, to dance (a...
dangles 13 12 DANGLE, to hang loos...
dankest 12 13 DANK, unpleasantly d...
dannies 10 10 DANNY, the hand, als...
daphnes 15 14 DAPHNE, a genus of d...
dapples 17 15 DAPPLE, to mark with...
darbies 14 11 handcuffs [n]
darcies 15 11 DARCY, a unit of geo...
daresay 17 10 (I) venture to say (...
dargles 14 11 DARGLE, (Scott) a de...
darkest 13 12 DARK, having little...
darkies 13 12 DARKIE, (offensive)...
darkles 14 13 DARKLE, to grow dark...
darnest 11 9 one's utmost, also D...
dartles 13 9 DARTLE, to dart repe...
dartres 12 8 DARTRE, (French) a h...
dassies 12 8 DASSIE, (Afrikaans)...
datives 14 12 DATIVE, a grammatica...
dauties 12 9 DAUTIE, (Scots) a pe...
dawdles 16 13 DAWDLE, to waste tim...
dawties 15 11 DAWTIE, (Scots) a pe...
dayches 23 15 DAYCH, (dialect) to...
dazzles 19 27 DAZZLE, to blind wit...
deadest 11 9 DEAD, not alive [adj...
deafest 13 11 DEAF, lacking the se...
dearest 11 8 a loved one [n -S]
dearies 11 8 DEARIE, a term of en...
deashes 13 10 DEASH, to remove ash...
debases 13 11 DEBASE, to lower or...
debates 13 11 DEBATE, to deliberat...
debbies 16 14 DEBBY, a debutante [...
debones 12 12 DEBONE, to remove th...
debtees 13 11 DEBTEE, one to whom...
debuses 14 12 DEBUS, to get off a...
decades 14 12 DECADE, a period of...
decanes 13 12 DECANE, a hydrocarbo...
decares 14 11 DECARE, a measure eq...
deccies 18 14 DECCIE, (slang) inte...
decides 15 12 DECIDE, to make a ch...
deciles 16 12 DECILE, a statistica...
decimes 16 14 DECIME, (historical)...
deckles 17 16 DECKLE, a frame used...
decodes 14 12 DECODE, to convert a...
decokes 15 15 DECOKE, to decarboni...
decrees 14 11 DECREE, to issue an...
decries 15 11 DECRY, to denounce [...
deduces 15 13 DEDUCE, to infer [v]
deedest 11 9 DEED, dead [adj]
deepest 13 11 DEEP, extending far...
deepies 13 11 DEEPIE, (colloquial)...
defaces 16 14 DEFACE, to spoil the...
defames 14 14 DEFAME, to destroy t...
deffest 16 14 DEF, excellent [adj]
defiles 15 12 DEFILE, to make dirt...
defines 13 12 DEFINE, to state the...
deftest 14 11 DEFT, skilful [adj]
defuses 14 12 DEFUSE, to remove th...
defuzes 17 21 DEFUZE, to remove th...
degames 13 13 DEGAME, a tropical t...
degases 12 10 DEGAS, to remove gas...
degrees 12 10 DEGREE, a graduation...
deidest 12 9 DEID, dead [adj]
deifest 14 11 DEIF, (Scots) deaf [...
deifies 14 11 DEIFY, to make a god...
deities 12 8 DEITY, a god or godd...
dekares 12 12 DEKARE, ten ares, or...
delates 12 9 DELATE, (archaic) to...
deletes 12 9 DELETE, to remove pr...
delices 16 12 DELICE, (obsolete) a...
delimes 14 12 DELIME, to free from...
dellies 14 10 DELLY, (colloquial)...
delopes 14 12 DELOPE, to fire one'...
deludes 13 11 DELUDE, to mislead t...
deluges 14 12 DELUGE, to flood [v]
demesne 11 12 a manor house and it...
demises 13 11 DEMISE, to give to a...
demoses 12 11 DEMOS, (Greek) the p...
demotes 12 11 DEMOTE, to lower in...
demures 13 12 DEMURE, to look mode...
dengues 12 12 DENGUE, an acute tro...
denotes 10 9 DENOTE, to indicate...
densest 11 9 DENSE, compact [adj]
denudes 11 11 DENUDE, to strip of...
depones 12 12 DEPONE, to testify u...
deposes 13 11 DEPOSE, to remove fr...
depress 14 11 to make sad [v -ED,...
deputes 14 12 DEPUTE, to delegate...
derates 11 8 DERATE, to relieve f...
derbies 14 11 DERBY, a type of hat...
derides 12 9 DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derives 14 12 DERIVE, to trace to...
derries 12 8 DERRY, (Australian s...
desalts 13 9 DESALT, to remove th...
desands 11 10 DESAND, to remove sa...
descale 15 12 to remove scales fro...
descant 14 12 an accompaniment abo...
descend 14 13 to come down [v -ED,...
descent 14 12 the act of descendin...
deseeds 11 9 DESEED, to remove th...
deserts 12 8 DESERT, to abandon [...
deserve 13 12 to be worthy of [v D...
desexed 17 16 DESEX, to remove gen...
desexes 17 15 DESEX, to remove gen...
designs 13 11 DESIGN, to plan in o...
desined 11 10 DESINE, to plan in o...
desines 11 9 DESINE, to plan in o...
desired 12 9 DESIRE, to wish for...
desirer 12 8 one who desires [n -...
desires 12 8 DESIRE, to wish for...
desists 13 8 DESIST, to cease doi...
deskill 16 14 to make unskilled e....
desking 14 15 desks collectively [...
deskman 13 16 a man who works at a...
deskmen 13 16 DESKMAN, a man who w...
desktop 15 15 a computer system sm...
desmans 12 12 DESMAN, a Russian aq...
desmids 14 12 DESMID, any member o...
desmine 12 12 the mineral stilbite...
desmoid 13 12 a firm swelling comp...
desnood 10 10 to remove a turkey's...
desorbs 14 11 DESORB, to release a...
despair 14 11 to lose all hope [v...
despise 14 11 to look down upon wi...
despite 14 11 to treat with contem...
despoil 15 12 to plunder [v -ED, -...
despond 13 13 to lose heart [v -ED...
despots 14 11 DESPOT, a ruler with...
dessert 12 8 a final course of a...
destain 11 9 to rid of stain [v -...
destine 11 9 to determine beforeh...
destiny 18 11 inevitable fate [n D...
destock 16 15 to reduce the stock...
destroy 18 10 to damage beyond rep...
desugar 13 11 to remove the sugar...
desyned 17 12 DESYNE, to plan in o...
desynes 17 11 DESYNE, to plan in o...
detests 12 8 DETEST, to hate inte...
detoxes 17 15 DETOX, to remove a t...
detunes 11 10 DETUNE, to reduce th...
devests 14 12 DEVEST, to strip or...
devices 17 15 DEVICE, something co...
devises 14 12 DEVISE, to form in t...
devores 13 12 DEVORE, something et...
devotes 13 12 DEVOTE, to give ones...
dewaxes 20 18 DEWAX, to remove wax...
dewiest 15 11 DEWY, covered with d...
dewless 16 12 without dew [adj]
diables 15 12 DIABLE, (French) an...
diaries 12 8 DIARY, a personal jo...
diazoes 14 17 DIAZO, a type of pho...
dibbles 18 15 DIBBLE, to fish by f...
diciest 16 11 DICEY, dangerous [ad...
dickies 17 15 DICKIE, a false shir...
diddies 13 10 DIDDY, a female brea...
diddles 14 11 DIDDLE, to cheat, sw...
diedres 12 9 DIEDRE, (French) a r...
diesels 13 9 DIESEL, to continue...
diester 12 8 a type of chemical c...
digests 14 10 DIGEST, to assimilat...
digress 14 10 to stray from the ma...
dikiest 14 12 DIKEY, (colloquial)...
dilates 13 9 DILATE, to make wide...
dildoes 13 10 DILDOE, an object us...
dillies 15 10 DILLY, a small bag,...
dilutes 14 10 DILUTE, to make thin...
dimbles 17 15 DIMBLE, a deep narro...
dimboes 15 14 DIMBO, an unintellig...
dimmest 15 14 DIM, obscure [adj]
dimness 13 12 the state of being d...
dimples 17 15 DIMPLE, to mark with...
dindles 13 11 DINDLE, (Scots) to t...
dingies 13 11 DINGY, to ignore or...
dingles 14 12 DINGLE, a deep narro...
dingoes 12 11 DINGO, to act in a c...
dinkest 13 13 DINK, neat [adj]
dinkies 13 13 DINKIE, an affluent...
dinnles 12 11 DINNLE, (Scots) to t...
diocese 14 11 the circuit or exten...
diploes 15 12 DIPLOE, the soft, sp...
dipoles 15 12 DIPOLE, a pair of eq...
diriges 14 10 DIRIGE, (obsolete) a...
dirties 13 8 DIRTY, to soil [v]
discoes 15 11 DISCO, to take part...
disgest 14 10 to assimilate food i...
disnest 12 9 to dislodge from a n...
disples 16 12 DISPLE, (Spenser) to...
disuses 13 9 DISUSE, to stop usin...
ditches 18 13 DITCH, to dig a long...
ditones 11 9 DITONE, in ancient G...
ditties 13 8 DITTY, to put to mus...
divests 15 12 DIVEST, to strip or...
divides 15 13 DIVIDE, to separate...
divines 14 13 DIVINE, to foretell...
divvies 17 16 DIVVY, to divide up,...
dizzies 19 26 DIZZY, to make giddy...
djembes 17 23 DJEMBE, a West Afric...
dobbies 16 14 DOBBIE, a loom attac...
doddies 12 10 DODDY, a hornless co...
doddles 13 11 DODDLE, an easy task...
doeskin 12 13 the skin of a doe [n...
dogates 12 10 DOGATE, the office o...
doggess 14 12 (facetious) a bitch...
doggies 14 12 DOGGIE, a small dog,...
doilies 13 9 DOILY, an ornamental...
dolines 12 10 DOLINE, a swallow-ho...
dollies 14 10 DOLLY, to move on a...
domiest 13 11 DOMY, like a dome [a...
domines 12 12 DOMINE, a member of...
donates 10 9 DONATE, to contribut...
dongles 13 12 DONGLE, a security d...
donnees 9 10 DONNEE, (French) a d...
donnies 10 10 DONNY, (colloquial)...
doobies 13 11 DOOBIE, a marijuana...
doodies 11 9 DOODY, a childish wo...
doodles 12 10 DOODLE, to scribble...
doolees 11 9 DOOLEE, (Hindi) a li...
doolies 12 9 DOOLY, (Hindi) a lit...
doozies 14 17 DOOZY, an extraordin...
dopiest 14 11 DOPY, lethargic; stu...
doppies 16 14 DOPPIE, a cartridge-...
dorises 12 8 DORISE, to become li...
dorizes 15 17 DORIZE, to become li...
dosages 12 10 DOSAGE, the amount o...
dotages 12 10 DOTAGE, the state of...
dotiest 12 8 DOTY, stained by dec...
dottles 13 9 DOTTLE, a mass of pa...
douanes 10 10 DOUANE, a customhous...
doubles 15 13 DOUBLE, to make twic...
doucest 15 12 DOUCE, (French) swee...
douches 17 14 DOUCHE, to cleanse w...
dourest 12 9 DOUR, determined, su...
doviest 14 12 DOVIE, (Scots) stupi...
dowdies 15 12 DOWDY, a woman who w...
dowiest 15 11 DOWIE, (Scots) dull,...
dowlnes 15 13 DOWLNE, (Shakespeare...
downies 14 12 DOWNY, a bed [n]
dowries 15 11 DOWRY, the property...
doylies 19 11 DOYLY, an ornamental...
doziest 15 17 DOZY, sleepy [adj]
dragees 12 10 DRAGEE, a sugarcoate...
drawees 14 11 DRAWEE, the person o...
dreares 11 8 DREARE, (Spenser) dr...
dredges 13 11 DREDGE, to scoop mud...
dressed 12 9 DRESS, to put clothe...
dresser 12 8 one that dresses [n...
dresses 12 8 DRESS, to put clothe...
drogues 13 11 DROGUE, a funnel-sha...
drolest 13 9 DROLE, amusing [adj]
droomes 12 11 DROOME, (Spenser) a...
drosses 12 8 DROSS, waste matter...
drowses 15 11 DROWSE, to doze [v]
drudges 14 12 DRUDGE, to do hard,...
dryades 18 11 DRYAD, a nymph of th...
dryness 18 11 the state of being d...
duchess 18 14 the wife or widow of...
duchies 18 14 DUCHY, the domain of...
duckies 17 16 DUCKIE [n]
duddies 13 11 DUDDIE, a friend, a...
duendes 11 11 DUENDE, (Spanish) th...
dueness 11 10 the state of being o...
duffest 17 15 DUFF, no good [adj]
duffles 18 16 DUFFLE, a coarse woo...
dufuses 15 13 DUFUS, a stupid pers...
dugites 14 11 DUGITE, an Australia...
dullest 15 11 DULL, mentally slow...
dulness 13 11 the state of being d...
duloses 13 10 DULOSIS, enslavement...
dumbest 16 15 DUMB, incapable of s...
dummies 15 15 DUMMY, to fake [v]
dumpees 15 15 DUMPEE, the person i...
dumpies 16 15 DUMPY, a dumpy perso...
dumples 17 16 DUMPLE, to make dump...
dunches 17 15 DUNCH, (Scots) to jo...
dunites 12 10 DUNITE, an igneous r...
dunness 11 11 the state of being d...
dunnest 11 11 DUN, of a dull brown...
dunnies 11 11 DUNNY, an outside la...
dunshes 14 12 DUNSH, (Scots) to jo...
duplies 16 13 DUPLY, to give a sec...
duppies 17 15 DUPPY, in the West I...
duresse 12 9 compulsion by force,...
durries 13 9 DURRIE, an Indian co...
duskest 14 13 DUSK, dim, darkening...
dutches 18 14 DUTCH, (colloquial)...
dwarves 17 15 DWARF, an extremely...
dyester 18 10 (Scots) one who dyes...
dykiest 20 14 DYKEY, like a lesbia...
dynodes 17 12 DYNODE, an intermedi...
earless 12 8 without ears [adj]
earlies 12 8 EARLY, an early pota...
earnest 10 8 serious [adj EARNEST...
easiest 11 7 EASY, not difficult...
eatages 11 9 EATAGE, the eatable...
eatches 16 12 EATCHE, (Scott) an a...
ebbless 17 14 without ebb [adj]
ebonies 12 11 EBONY, a dark heavy...
ecartes 14 10 ECARTE, a card game...
ecboles 17 14 ECBOLE, a rhetorical...
ecdyses 21 13 ECDYSIS, (Greek) the...
ecloses 15 11 ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
ectases 14 10 ECTASIS, the lengthe...
ectypes 23 15 ECTYPE, a reproducti...
ecuries 15 11 ECURIE, a team of mo...
edgiest 13 10 EDGY, nervous [adj]
edibles 15 12 EDIBLE, something fi...
edifies 14 11 EDIFY, to enlighten...
eeliest 12 8 EELY, like an eel [a...
eeriest 11 7 EERY, uncanny, also...
effaces 18 16 EFFACE, to erase [v]
efferes 15 13 EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
effuses 16 14 EFFUSE, to pour fort...
egences 14 13 EGENCE, need, also E...
egested 12 10 EGEST, to discharge...
eggiest 14 11 EGGY, containing egg...
eggless 15 12 without eggs [adj]
egoless 13 10 not self-centered [a...
eikones 11 12 EIKON, (Greek) a rel...
elances 14 12 ELANCE, to throw as...
elapses 14 11 ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elchees 17 13 ELCHEE, an ambassado...
eldests 13 9 ELDEST, the oldest o...
eldress 13 9 a female church elde...
elegies 13 10 ELEGY, a mournful po...
eliches 18 13 ELICHE, spiral-shape...
elmiest 14 11 ELMY, full of elm tr...
elogies 13 10 ELOGY, a funeral ora...
elopses 14 11 ELOPS, a type of stu...
eluates 12 9 ELUATE, liquid obtai...
embaces 17 16 EMBACE, to lower, al...
embales 15 14 EMBALE, to form into...
embases 14 13 EMBASE, to lower, al...
emboxes 20 20 EMBOX, to set in a b...
embrues 15 14 EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embuses 15 14 EMBUS, to board a bu...
emerges 13 12 EMERGE, to come into...
emeries 12 10 EMERY, to coat with...
emeutes 12 11 EMEUTE, (French) a p...
emigres 14 12 EMIGRE, (French) one...
emmoves 15 17 EMMOVE, to affect em...
emonges 12 13 (obsolete) in the mi...
empales 15 14 EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empares 14 13 EMPARE, to become wo...
empires 15 13 EMPIRE, a dominion o...
empress 15 13 a female ruler of an...
empties 15 13 EMPTY, to remove the...
empuses 15 14 EMPUSE, a goblin in...
emulges 15 14 EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emunges 13 14 EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
enables 13 12 ENABLE, to make poss...
encages 14 13 ENCAGE, to put in a...
encases 13 11 ENCASE, to put in a...
encaves 15 15 ENCAVE, to secrete,...
encodes 13 12 ENCODE, to put into...
encores 13 11 ENCORE, to call for...
endites 11 9 ENDITE, to charge fo...
endives 13 13 ENDIVE, a salad plan...
endless 12 10 eternal [adj ENDLESS...
endures 11 10 ENDURE, to last [v]
endyses 17 11 ENDYSIS, the act or...
enemies 11 11 ENEMY, one that is a...
enerves 12 12 ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enfaces 15 14 ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfires 13 11 ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfixes 19 18 ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enflesh 16 14 to turn into flesh [...
enfrees 12 11 ENFREE, to set free...
engages 12 12 ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engines 11 11 ENGINE, to equip wit...
engobes 13 13 ENGOBE, (French) a s...
engores 11 10 ENGORE, to gore; to...
enisles 12 9 ENISLE, to put onto...
enlaces 14 12 ENLACE, to entwine o...
enmoves 13 15 ENMOVE, to affect em...
ennages 10 11 ENNAGE, a measuremen...
enraces 13 11 ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enrages 11 10 ENRAGE, to make very...
enrobes 12 11 ENROBE, to put on a...
ensiles 12 9 ENSILE, to store in...
enskies 12 12 ENSKY, to raise in t...
ensures 11 9 ENSURE, to make sure...
entames 11 11 ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entases 10 8 ENTASIS, a swelling...
entices 14 11 ENTICE, to lead astr...
entires 11 8 ENTIRE, the whole of...
entrees 10 8 ENTREE, freedom of a...
entries 11 8 ENTRY, a place of en...
enzones 12 18 ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzymes 21 22 ENZYME, a complex pr...
eosines 10 8 EOSINE, a red dye, a...
epaules 14 12 EPAULE, (French) the...
ephebes 17 15 EPHEBE, a young man...
epopees 14 13 EPOPEE, an epic poem...
epoxies 19 17 EPOXY, to glue with...
equates 19 17 EQUATE, to be regard...
equines 19 18 EQUINE, a member of...
equipes 22 20 EQUIPE, (French) in...
equites 20 17 EQUES, (Latin) a mem...
ergates 12 9 ERGATE, a worker ant...
ermines 12 11 ERMINE, the stoat; a...
escalop 17 14 to bake in a scallop...
escaped 16 14 ESCAPE, to free ones...
escapee 15 13 a person who has esc...
escaper 16 13 one that escapes [n...
escapes 16 13 ESCAPE, to free ones...
escarps 17 13 ESCARP, to cause to...
eschars 17 12 ESCHAR, a slough of...
escheat 16 12 the reversion of pro...
eschews 20 15 ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
escolar 15 11 an Atlantic fish of...
escorts 15 10 ESCORT, to accompany...
escoted 14 11 ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escribe 17 13 to construct a circl...
escrocs 18 13 ESCROC, (French) a s...
escroll 17 12 a heraldic scroll, a...
escrols 16 11 ESCROL, a heraldic s...
escrows 18 13 ESCROW, to place a d...
escuage 15 13 a tax exacted by a f...
escudos 15 12 ESCUDO, a monetary u...
eserine 10 8 an alkaloid found in...
esloins 12 9 ESLOIN, to remove to...
esloyne 17 11 to remove to a dista...
esotery 17 9 secret doctrine [n E...
espadas 13 11 ESPADA, (Spanish) a...
espanol 13 12 (Spanish) a native o...
esparto 13 10 a tough, wiry grass,...
espials 15 11 ESPIAL, a scout or s...
espiers 14 10 ESPIER, someone who...
espoirs 14 10 ESPOIR, (French) a c...
espouse 13 11 to make a mutual pro...
esprits 15 10 ESPRIT, (French) spi...
espying 21 15 ESPY, to catch sight...
esquire 20 17 a squire or shield-b...
essayed 17 10 ESSAY, to attempt [v...
essayer 17 9 one who essays [n -S...
essence 13 11 a fundamental nature...
essives 14 11 ESSIVE, a grammatica...
essoins 11 8 ESSOIN [n]
essoyne 16 10 an excuse for not ap...
estated 11 8 ESTATE, to bestow la...
estates 11 7 ESTATE, to bestow la...
esteems 12 10 ESTEEM, to have a hi...
esthete 13 9 a person who loves b...
estival 15 12 of or relating to su...
estoile 12 8 (French) in heraldry...
estover 13 11 a common right to co...
estrade 11 8 a low platform [n -S...
estrays 18 9 ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estreat 11 7 to extract from the...
estrepe 13 10 to create waste as a...
estrich 18 12 (obsolete) an ostric...
estrins 12 8 ESTRIN, an estrogen,...
estriol 13 8 an estrogen, also OE...
estrone 10 8 an estrogen, also ES...
estrous 12 8 pertaining to estrus...
estrual 13 9 pertaining to estrus...
estrums 14 11 ESTRUM, the period o...
estuary 18 10 the tidal mouth of a...
etesian 10 8 a NW wind that recur...
ethanes 12 10 ETHANE, a gaseous hy...
ethenes 12 10 ETHENE, a flammable...
ethoses 13 9 ETHOS, the fundament...
ethynes 19 12 ETHYNE, a colourless...
etoiles 12 8 ETOILE, (French) in...
euchres 17 13 EUCHRE, to prevent f...
euouaes 10 9 EUOUAE, a name for a...
evenest 12 12 EVEN, smooth and lev...
evilest 15 12 EVIL, morally bad [a...
evinces 16 15 EVINCE, to show clea...
evolues 14 13 EVOLUE, a primitive...
evolves 16 16 EVOLVE, to develop [...
evovaes 14 15 EVOVAE, a name for a...
evulses 15 13 EVULSE, to pluck out...
evzones 15 21 EVZONE, (Modern Gree...
excides 21 18 EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excises 21 17 EXCISE, to cut off o...
excites 21 17 EXCITE, to arouse th...
excuses 21 18 EXCUSE, to free from...
exhales 20 17 EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhumes 21 20 EXHUME, to dig out f...
expires 20 17 EXPIRE, to come to a...
exposes 19 17 EXPOSE, to lay open...
express 20 17 explicit, clearly st...
extines 17 15 EXTINE, the outer la...
eyasses 17 9 EYASS, an untrained...
eyeless 18 10 without eyes [adj]
eyeshot 19 11 the range of the eye...
eyesome 17 12 pleasant to look at...
eyesore 16 9 something unpleasant...
eyespot 19 12 a spot like an eye;...
fabbest 18 16 FAB, excellent [adj]
facades 16 14 FACADE, the front of...
faddles 15 13 FADDLE, to trifle; t...
fadiest 14 11 FADY, wearing away [...
faeries 13 10 FAERIE, (archaic) th...
faibles 17 14 FAIBLE, (French) the...
failles 16 12 FAILLE, (French) a s...
fainest 13 11 FAIN, happy; incline...
fainnes 12 12 FAINNE, a ring-shape...
fairest 14 10 FAIR, just; pleasant...
fairies 14 10 FAIRY, a creature of...
fakiest 15 14 FAKEY, fake [adj]
falsest 15 11 FALSE, not genuine [...
falsies 15 11 FALSIE, a pad worn w...
famines 14 14 FAMINE, extreme scar...
fancies 16 14 FANCY, to take a lik...
fangles 15 14 FANGLE, to decorate...
fankles 15 16 FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fannies 12 12 FANNY, as in to fann...
farcies 17 13 FARCY, a chronic hor...
farness 13 11 the state of being f...
fastest 14 10 FAST, able to move q...
fasties 14 10 FASTIE, (Australian...
fatless 15 11 having no fat [adj]
fatness 13 11 the state of being f...
fatsoes 13 10 FATSO, (colloquial)...
fattest 14 10 FAT, having an abund...
fatties 14 10 FATTY, one that is f...
faurest 14 11 FAUR, (Scots) far [a...
favuses 16 15 FAVUS, a fungal skin...
feagues 14 13 FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
featest 13 10 FEAT, neat, deft [ad...
fedexes 19 18 FEDEX, to send by Fe...
feebles 16 14 FEEBLE, to make weak...
feeless 14 11 requiring no fee [ad...
feeries 13 10 FEERIE, a theatrical...
feesing 14 13 FEESE, to unsettle,...
felches 20 16 FELCH, to lick or su...
felines 14 12 FELINE, a member of...
fellest 16 12 FELL, cruel [adj]
fellies 16 12 FELLY, the rim of a...
felloes 15 12 FELLOE, the rim of a...
females 15 14 FEMALE, the sex that...
fennies 12 12 FENNY, an alcoholic...
ferlies 15 11 FERLIE, (archaic) a...
ferries 14 10 FERRY, to transport...
ferules 15 12 FERULE, to fit with...
fescues 17 14 FESCUE, a kind of pe...
fessing 15 13 FESS, to confess [v]
festals 15 11 FESTAL, a festivity...
festers 14 10 FESTER, to generate...
festier 14 10 FESTY, (Australian s...
festive 16 14 befitting a festival...
festoon 12 11 to adorn with garlan...
fetches 19 15 FETCH, to go after a...
fettles 15 11 FETTLE, to potter fu...
fetuses 14 11 FETUS, the unborn in...
feutres 14 11 FEUTRE, to set a spe...
fewness 16 14 the state of being f...
feyness 19 13 the state of being f...
fiacres 17 13 FIACRE, (French) a s...
fiances 16 14 FIANCE, a man engage...
fickles 20 18 FICKLE, to perplex [...
ficuses 18 14 FICUS, a genus of pl...
fiddles 16 13 FIDDLE, to play a vi...
fiestas 14 10 FIESTA, (Spanish) in...
fifties 17 13 FIFTY, a number [n]
figures 16 13 FIGURE, to compute [...
fikiest 16 14 FIKY, fidgeting and...
filches 21 16 FILCH, to pilfer [v]
fillies 17 12 FILLY, a female hors...
fimbles 19 17 FIMBLE, the male pla...
finales 14 12 FINALE, a terminatio...
finches 19 16 FINCH, a small bird...
finesse 13 11 to use cunning strat...
finests 14 11 FINEST, the worthies...
finises 14 11 FINIS, (Latin) the e...
finites 14 11 FINITE, a verb limit...
finless 15 12 without fins [adj]
fipples 20 17 FIPPLE, a plug at th...
firmest 16 13 FIRM, unyielding to...
fissles 16 11 FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fitches 20 15 FITCH, a polecat, al...
fitness 14 11 the state of being f...
fittest 15 10 FIT, in a good healt...
fixates 20 17 FIXATE, to make stab...
fixures 21 18 FIXURE, (Shakespeare...
fizzles 22 29 FIZZLE, to come to n...
flakies 16 15 FLAKY, a fit of temp...
flambes 18 17 FLAMBE, to douse (e....
flanges 15 14 FLANGE, to provide w...
flashes 17 13 FLASH, to shine brie...
flaunes 14 13 FLAUNE, (archaic) a...
fleches 20 16 FLECHE, (French) a s...
fledges 16 14 FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fleeces 17 14 FLEECE, to remove th...
flenses 14 12 FLENSE, to strip the...
fleshed 17 14 FLESH, to scrape sof...
flesher 17 13 an instrument for sc...
fleshes 17 13 FLESH, to scrape sof...
fleshly 25 16 pertaining to the bo...
floshes 17 13 FLOSH, any loose dow...
flosses 15 11 FLOSS, to clean betw...
flouses 15 12 FLOUSE, to splash, a...
fluates 15 12 FLUATE, (obsolete) a...
fluiest 16 12 FLUEY, infected with...
flushes 18 14 FLUSH, to clean by a...
flyless 23 14 free of flies (winge...
focuses 17 14 FOCUS, to bring or a...
fogless 16 13 having no fog [adj]
foibles 17 14 FOIBLE, a minor weak...
folates 14 11 FOLATE, a form of vi...
folkies 16 15 FOLKY, a performer o...
follies 16 12 FOLLY, to act with f...
fomites 15 13 FOMES, a substance c...
fondest 13 12 FOND, having an affe...
fondles 14 13 FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondues 13 13 FONDUE, to cook a di...
foodies 13 11 FOODIE, an enthusias...
footies 13 10 FOOTIE, (slang) foot...
footles 14 11 FOOTLE, to potter ab...
foozles 17 20 FOOZLE, to manage or...
forages 14 12 FORAGE, to search ab...
fordoes 13 11 FORDO, to destroy, a...
foresaw 16 13 FORESEE, to see in a...
foresay 19 12 to foretell [v FORES...
foresee 12 10 to see in advance [v...
forests 14 10 FOREST, to convert i...
forexes 19 17 FOREX, (short for) f...
forgoes 14 12 FORGO, to refrain fr...
forlese 14 11 to lose, forsake [v...
formees 14 13 FORMEE, a kind of he...
forties 14 10 FORTY, a number [n]
foulest 15 12 FOUL, offensive to t...
foulies 15 12 FOULIE, (Australian...
fourses 14 11 (dialect) a snack ta...
foutres 14 11 FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
foxiest 20 17 FOXY, like a fox, cr...
foziest 17 19 FOZY, lacking in fre...
fraises 14 10 FRAISE, to fortify w...
frappes 18 16 FRAPPE, an iced drin...
frasses 14 10 FRASS, debris or exc...
freesia 13 10 a scented garden flo...
freezes 16 19 FREEZE, to turn into...
frennes 12 12 FRENNE, (Spenser) a...
frescos 17 13 FRESCO, to paint on...
freshed 16 13 FRESH, to improve th...
freshen 15 13 to improve the condi...
fresher 16 12 a first year college...
freshes 16 12 FRESH, to improve th...
freshet 16 12 a stream of fresh wa...
freshie 16 12 a new immigrant to t...
freshly 24 15 FRESH, new [adv]
fresnel 14 12 a unit of optical fr...
fridges 16 13 FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
friezes 17 19 FRIEZE, to put a dec...
fringes 15 13 FRINGE, to provide w...
frisees 14 10 FRISEE, (French) a v...
fritzes 18 19 FRITZ [n]
frizzes 21 28 FRIZZ, to curl hair...
froises 14 10 FROISE, a thick panc...
frontes 13 11 FRONS, the forehead;...
froshes 16 12 FROSH, (US) a freshm...
frushes 17 13 FRUSH, to break or b...
fucoses 17 14 FUCOSE, a type of su...
fucuses 18 15 FUCUS, any of a genu...
fuddies 15 13 FUDDY, an old-fashio...
fuddles 16 14 FUDDLE, to confuse,...
fullest 17 13 FULL, filled complet...
fulness 15 13 the state of being f...
fumages 16 16 FUMAGE, hearth-tax [...
fumbles 19 18 FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fumiest 16 14 FUMY, full of fumes,...
fundies 14 13 FUNDY, (German) a me...
funfest 16 15 a party for fun [n -...
fungoes 14 14 FUNGO, a fly ball hi...
funnest 13 13 FUN, providing enjoy...
funnies 13 13 FUNNY, a comic strip...
furanes 13 12 FURANE, a chemical u...
furless 16 12 without fur [adj]
furoles 15 12 FUROLE, a liquid obt...
furores 14 11 FURORE, (Italian) an...
furries 15 11 FURRY, a Cornish dan...
futures 15 12 FUTURE, the time yet...
fuzzles 22 30 FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
gabbles 18 16 GABBLE, to chatter o...
gabfest 17 15 (slang) a gathering...
gadgies 14 12 GADGIE, a fellow, al...
gaggles 16 14 GAGGLE, to cackle [v...
gainest 12 10 GAIN, near, convenie...
galages 14 12 GALAGE, (obsolete) a...
galaxes 19 17 GALAX, a heathlike e...
galeres 13 10 GALERE, (French) a g...
gallies 15 11 GALLY, to scare, daz...
galores 13 10 GALORE, an abundance...
gambles 17 16 GAMBLE, to play a ga...
gamboes 15 15 GAMBO, (Welsh) a sim...
gametes 13 12 GAMETE, a mature rep...
gamiest 14 12 GAMY, tasting like g...
gamines 13 13 GAMINE, (French) a h...
gamones 12 13 GAMONE, any chemical...
ganches 17 15 GANCH, to impale, al...
gangles 14 13 GANGLE, to move awkw...
gangues 13 13 GANGUE, the worthles...
gapiest 15 12 GAPY, infested with...
gapless 16 13 without a gap [adj]
garages 13 11 GARAGE, to put in a...
garbles 16 13 GARBLE, to distort t...
gargles 15 12 GARGLE, to rinse the...
garotes 12 9 GAROTE, to execute b...
garvies 15 13 GARVIE, a sprat, als...
gashest 15 11 GASH, ghastly [adj]
gasless 14 10 having no gas [adj]
gatches 18 14 GATCH, to behave boa...
gauches 18 15 GAUCH, to behave boa...
gaudies 13 11 GAUDY, an entertainm...
gaufres 15 13 GAUFRE, a waffle, al...
gausses 13 10 GAUSS, a unit of mag...
gavages 15 15 GAVAGE, the introduc...
gawkies 17 16 GAWKY, a tall awkwar...
gayness 18 12 gaiety, finery [n -E...
gaziest 16 18 GAZY, given to gazin...
geckoes 16 16 GECKO, a kind of sma...
geggies 15 13 GEGGIE, (Scots slang...
gelates 13 10 GELATE, to form a ge...
gellies 15 11 GELLY, (slang) gelig...
gemotes 13 12 GEMOTE, a public mee...
geneses 11 10 GENESIS, the act of...
genesis 12 10 the act of producing...
gennies 11 11 GENNY, a large trian...
genomes 12 13 GENOME, a haploid se...
gentles 13 11 GENTLE, to tame [v]
genuses 12 11 GENUS, (Latin) a tax...
geodesy 18 12 the branch of mathem...
gessing 14 12 GESSE, (Spenser) to...
gessoed 12 10 having gesso as a co...
gessoes 12 9 GESSO, plaster of Pa...
gestalt 14 10 (German) a shape or...
gestant 12 10 laden; pregnant [adj...
gestapo 14 12 a secret police orga...
gestate 12 9 to carry in the uter...
gesture 13 10 to express by bodily...
ghazies 18 20 GHAZI, a Muslim warr...
ghessed 15 12 GHESSE, (Spenser) to...
ghesses 15 11 GHESSE, (Spenser) to...
gibuses 16 13 GIBUS, an opera hat...
giddies 14 11 GIDDY, to make dizzy...
gidgees 14 12 GIDGEE, a small Aust...
gidjees 15 19 GIDJEE, a small Aust...
giftees 15 12 GIFTEE, one that rec...
giggles 17 14 GIGGLE, to laugh in...
gilgies 16 12 GILGIE, (Native Aust...
gillies 16 11 GILLIE, to act as a...
gilpies 17 13 GILPY, a boisterous...
gimmies 16 15 GIMMIE, an easy golf...
ginches 18 15 GINCH, underpants, a...
gingles 15 13 GINGLE, (obsolete) a...
ginzoes 15 19 GINZO, (colloquial)...
gippies 18 15 GIPPY, (offensive) a...
gippoes 17 15 GIPPO, (offensive) a...
gipsies 16 12 GIPSY, to live like...
girdles 15 11 GIRDLE, to encircle...
girlies 15 10 GIRLIE, a girl, also...
girshes 16 11 GIRSH, a monetary un...
gitches 19 14 GITCH, underpants, a...
glaires 14 10 GLAIRE, to coat with...
glaives 16 14 GLAIVE, (obsolete) a...
glances 16 14 GLANCE, to look quic...
glandes 13 12 GLANS, the tip of th...
glasses 14 10 GLASS, to encase in...
gleaves 15 14 GLEAVE, a broadsword...
gledges 15 13 GLEDGE, to squint th...
glioses 14 10 GLIOSIS, excessive g...
glisses 15 10 GLISSE, a kind of gl...
glitzes 18 19 GLITZ, to make somet...
gloires 14 10 GLOIRE, (French) glo...
glories 14 10 GLORY, to rejoice pr...
glosses 14 10 GLOSS, to make lustr...
gluiest 15 11 GLUEY, resembling gl...
glurges 16 13 GLURGE, supposedly f...
gnashes 14 12 GNASH, to grind the...
goalies 13 10 GOALIE, a player who...
goatees 11 9 GOATEE, a small poin...
goaties 12 9 GOATY, a goatee bear...
goatses 12 9 GOATSE, a deliberate...
gobbles 18 16 GOBBLE, to eat hasti...
goddess 13 11 a female god [n -ES]
godless 14 11 worshipping no god [...
goeties 12 9 GOETY, (obsolete) bl...
goggles 16 14 GOGGLE, to stare wit...
goitres 13 9 GOITRE, an enlargeme...
goldest 14 11 GOLD, of the colour...
goldies 14 11 GOLDY, a goldfinch [...
gollies 15 11 GOLLY, to spit [v]
gonches 17 15 GONCH, underpants, a...
gonyses 18 12 GONYS, the ridge alo...
goobies 14 12 GOOBY, (New Zealand)...
goodies 12 10 GOODY, an archaic ti...
googles 14 12 GOOGLE, to look for...
gooiest 12 9 GOOEY, sticky or vis...
goolies 13 10 GOOLIE, (Australian)...
goonies 11 10 GOONY, an albatross,...
goories 12 9 GOORY, (New Zealand)...
goosies 12 9 GOOSY, a goose, a bl...
goriest 13 9 GORY, bloody, also G...
gotches 18 14 GOTCH, underpants, a...
gouches 18 15 GOUCH, (slang) to en...
gourdes 13 11 GOURDE, a monetary u...
gouttes 13 10 GOUTTE, a drop [n]
gowdest 16 13 GOWD, golden [adj]
grailes 14 10 GRAILE, gravel [n]
graines 12 10 GRAINE, silkworm egg...
grakles 15 14 GRAKLE, a kind of Am...
grammes 15 15 GRAMME, a unit of ma...
granges 13 12 GRANGE, a farmhouse...
graples 16 13 GRAPLE, (Spenser) a...
grasses 13 9 GRASS, to cover with...
gravest 15 13 GRAVE, extremely ser...
gravies 15 13 GRAVY, a sauce of th...
grayest 19 11 GRAY, between black...
grayles 20 12 GRAYLE, (archaic) a...
greases 12 9 GREASE, to smear wit...
greaves 14 13 GREAVE, to feel grie...
greeces 15 12 GREECE, a step, also...
greeses 12 9 GREESE, a flight of...
greetes 12 9 GREETE, (Spenser) to...
greiges 14 11 GREIGE, an unfinishe...
greyest 19 11 GREY, between black...
grieces 16 12 GRIECE, a flight of...
griesie 13 9 (Spenser) grey, also...
griesly 21 12 (Spenser) grisly, al...
grieves 15 13 GRIEVE, to feel grie...
griffes 18 15 GRIFFE, a claw-shape...
grilles 16 11 GRILLE, a lattice, g...
grilses 15 10 GRILSE, a young salm...
grippes 18 15 GRIPPE, an old term...
grooves 14 13 GROOVE, to form a gr...
grosses 13 9 GROSS, to earn exclu...
grouses 13 10 GROUSE, to complain...
groynes 18 12 GROYNE, a breakwater...
grudges 15 13 GRUDGE, to be unwill...
grunges 14 13 GRUNGE, dirt, grime...
guddles 15 13 GUDDLE, to catch fis...
guessed 13 11 GUESS, to form an op...
guesser 13 10 one who guesses [n -...
guesses 13 10 GUESS, to form an op...
guested 13 11 GUEST, to appear as...
guesten 12 11 (obsolete) to stay a...
guffies 18 16 GUFFIE, (Scots) a pi...
guggles 17 15 GUGGLE, to gurgle [v...
guimpes 17 16 GUIMPE, (French) a w...
gulches 20 16 GULCH, to swallow gr...
gullies 16 12 GULLY, to form ravin...
gumless 16 14 having no gum [adj]
gummies 16 16 GUMMY, a kind of sma...
gundies 13 12 GUNDY, (Scots) a tof...
gunites 13 11 GUNITE, a fine grain...
gunless 14 12 having no gun [adj]
gunnies 12 12 GUNNY, a coarse jute...
guppies 18 16 GUPPY, a small brigh...
gurdies 14 11 GURDY, a winch on a...
gurgles 16 13 GURGLE, to flow unev...
gurries 14 10 GURRY, fish offal [n...
gurshes 16 12 GURSH, a monetary un...
gussies 14 10 GUSSIE, to dress up...
gustoes 13 10 GUSTO, vigorous enjo...
gutless 15 11 lacking courage [adj...
gutties 14 10 GUTTY, a solid gutta...
guttles 15 11 GUTTLE, to eat rapid...
guzzles 21 29 GUZZLE, to drink rap...
gympies 23 17 GYMPIE, (Native Aust...
gynnies 18 13 GYNNY, (Shakespeare)...
gyppies 24 17 GYPPIE, a gypsy (off...
gypsies 22 14 GYPSY, to live like...
gyrases 19 11 GYRASE, an enzyme ca...
gyrates 19 11 GYRATE, to revolve o...
gyrenes 18 12 GYRENE, (archaic) a...
gyruses 20 12 GYRUS, a ridge in th...
hackees 17 16 HACKEE, the chipmunk...
hackies 18 16 HACKIE, a taxicab dr...
hackles 19 17 HACKLE, to comb with...
haddest 14 11 (archaic) 2nd person...
haddies 14 11 HADDIE, (Scots) a ha...
hadjees 15 19 HADJEE, a person who...
hafizes 19 21 HAFIZ, a Muslim who...
haggles 17 14 HAGGLE, to bargain [...
haiques 22 19 HAIQUE, an Arab head...
halides 15 11 HALIDE, a compound o...
halites 15 10 HALITE, a native sal...
halloes 15 11 HALLO, to shout out...
hamates 14 12 HAMATE, the wrist bo...
hambles 18 16 HAMBLE, to mutilate...
hanches 18 15 HANCH, (Scots) to sn...
handles 14 12 HANDLE, to touch wit...
hankies 14 14 HANKY, (colloquial)...
hantles 14 11 HANTLE, (Scots) a lo...
hapaxes 21 19 HAPAX, (Greek) a wor...
hapless 17 13 luckless [adj HAPLES...
happies 18 15 HAPPY, to make conte...
hardest 14 10 HARD, firm and unyie...
hardies 14 10 HARDY, a blacksmith'...
harness 13 10 to equip with gear [...
harpies 16 12 HARPY, a shrewish pe...
harries 14 9 HARRY, to plunder, r...
harshes 16 11 HARSH, to cause (a s...
harvest 16 13 to gather in a crop,...
hassles 15 10 HASSLE, to harass [v...
hatches 19 14 HATCH, to bring fort...
hatless 15 10 without a hat [adj]
hautest 14 10 HAUT, (French) high;...
hauynes 19 13 HAUYNE, a blue miner...
hawkies 18 16 HAWKIE, a cow with a...
hayiest 20 11 HAYEY, like hay [adj...
haziest 17 18 HAZY, like a haze, u...
healees 13 10 HEALEE, someone who...
hearses 13 9 HEARSE, to transport...
heastes 13 9 HEASTE, (Spenser) be...
heaumes 14 13 HEAUME, (archaic) a...
heavies 15 13 HEAVY, a large stron...
heckles 19 17 HECKLE, to harass a...
heddles 15 12 HEDDLE, to draw thre...
heezies 16 18 HEEZIE, (Scots) a li...
heinies 13 10 HEINIE, the buttocks...
heiress 14 9 a female inheritor [...
helices 18 13 HELIX, something spi...
helixes 21 17 HELIX, something spi...
helloes 15 11 HELLO, to shout out...
hempies 17 15 HEMPY, a rogue, a to...
hennies 12 11 HENNY, a hen-like co...
henries 13 10 HENRY, a unit of ind...
heppest 18 15 HEP, well abreast of...
herdess 14 10 a female keeper of a...
heredes 13 10 HERES, (Latin) an he...
herries 14 9 HERRY, (Spenser) to...
hertzes 17 18 HERTZ, a unit of ele...
hesping 17 15 HESP, (Scots) to fas...
hessian 13 10 a strong coarse clot...
hessite 14 9 a lead-gray sectile...
hetties 14 9 HETTIE, a heterosexu...
hexades 19 17 HEXADE, a group of s...
hexanes 18 17 HEXANE, any one of f...
hexenes 18 17 HEXENE, a colorless,...
hexones 18 17 HEXONE, a hydrocarbo...
hexoses 19 16 HEXOSE, a sugar with...
hickest 19 16 HICK, characteristic...
hickies 19 16 HICKIE, a gadget, al...
hidages 15 12 HIDAGE, a tax former...
higgles 18 14 HIGGLE, to hawk or p...
highest 18 13 HIGH, reaching far u...
hilches 21 15 HILCH, (Scots) to ho...
hilloes 16 11 HILLO, to shout out...
hinnies 13 11 HINNY, to neigh, whi...
hipless 18 13 lacking a pelvic joi...
hipness 16 13 the state of being h...
hippest 19 15 HIP, aware of the la...
hippies 19 15 HIPPIE, a nonconform...
hirages 15 11 HIRAGE, the fee for...
hirples 18 13 HIRPLE, (Scots) to w...
hirsles 16 10 HIRSLE, to slide alo...
hissies 15 9 HISSY, a tantrum [n]
hitches 20 14 HITCH, to fasten wit...
hitless 16 10 being without a hit...
hoagies 14 11 HOAGIE, a long sandw...
hobbies 18 15 HOBBY, a recreationa...
hobbles 19 16 HOBBLE, to limp [v]
hockles 19 17 HOCKLE, (dialect) to...
hocuses 17 13 HOCUS, to deceive or...
hoddles 15 12 HODDLE, (Scots) to w...
hogties 15 11 HOGTIE, to tie the l...
hokiest 15 13 HOKEY, overdone, con...
holesom 15 13 (Spenser) wholesome,...
holiest 15 10 HOLY, perfect in a m...
hollies 16 11 HOLLY, an evergreen...
holloes 15 11 HOLLO, to shout out...
homages 15 14 HOMAGE, to pay tribu...
hombres 17 15 HOMBRE, a fellow [n]
homiest 15 12 HOMY, homelike, also...
homines 14 13 HOMO, (Latin) man ge...
hondles 14 12 HONDLE, to haggle [v...
honesty 19 12 the quality of being...
hongies 14 12 HONGI, to greet by t...
honkies 14 14 HONKIE, (slang) a wh...
hooches 18 14 HOOCH, whisky or any...
hoodies 13 10 HOODIE, a hooded cro...
hookies 14 13 HOOKY, truancy [n]
hoolies 14 10 HOOLIE, a lively par...
hoopoes 14 12 HOOPOE, a short-legg...
hooshes 15 11 HOOSH, to shoo away...
hopples 19 16 HOPPLE, to restrain...
horsies 14 9 HORSIE, a child's na...
horstes 14 9 HORSTE, (German) a m...
hostess 14 9 to act as a woman wh...
hosties 14 9 HOSTIE, (Australian...
hotches 19 14 HOTCH, (Scots) to hi...
hotness 13 10 the state of being h...
hottest 14 9 HOT, having a high t...
hotties 14 9 HOTTIE, a hot-water...
howdies 17 13 HOWDY, to greet (how...
hubbies 19 16 HUBBY, (colloquial)...
hubless 18 14 lacking a hub [adj]
huckles 20 18 HUCKLE, to force rou...
huddles 16 13 HUDDLE, to press clo...
hueless 15 11 without colour [adj]
hulloes 16 12 HULLO, to shout out...
humates 15 13 HUMATE, a salt of hu...
humbles 19 17 HUMBLE, to abase [v]
humites 16 13 HUMITE, a magnesium...
humlies 17 14 HUMLIE, (Scots) a po...
humpies 18 16 HUMPY, an Aboriginal...
humuses 16 14 HUMUS, decomposed or...
humvees 17 17 HUMVEE, (tradename)...
hunches 19 16 HUNCH, to arch forwa...
hunkies 15 15 HUNKY, a derogatory...
hunkses 15 15 HUNKS, a surly old m...
hurdies 15 11 (Scots) the buttocks...
hurdles 16 12 HURDLE, to jump over...
hurlies 16 11 HURLY, a large two-w...
hurries 15 10 HURRY, to move swift...
hurtles 16 11 HURTLE, to rush viol...
huskies 16 14 HUSKY, a breed of do...
hussies 15 10 HUSSY, a brazen girl...
hustles 16 11 HUSTLE, to hurry [v]
hutches 20 15 HUTCH, to hoard up [...
huzzies 21 28 HUZZY, a brazen girl...
hydynes 26 15 HYDYNE, a rocket-lau...
hypates 22 14 HYPATE, in Greek mus...
hyphies 25 16 HYPHY, a style of hi...
hyraces 23 14 HYRAX, a small, hare...
hyraxes 26 18 HYRAX, a small, hare...
iceless 16 11 without ice [adj]
icicles 20 14 ICICLE, a hanging sp...
iciness 15 11 the state of being i...
ickiest 17 14 ICKY, repulsive [adj...
icklest 18 15 ICKLE, (colloquial)...
ictuses 16 11 ICTUS, a recurring s...
ideates 11 8 IDEATE, to form an i...
idlesse 13 9 idleness [n -S]
iffiest 17 13 IFFY, full of uncert...
ignites 13 10 IGNITE, to set on fi...
ignores 12 10 IGNORE, to intention...
ileuses 13 9 ILEUS, an intestinal...
illipes 17 12 ILLIPE, the mahwa tr...
illites 15 9 ILLITE, a white or p...
illness 14 10 sickness [n -ES]
illudes 15 11 ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illumes 16 13 ILLUME, to light up...
imagoes 13 12 IMAGO, an insect in...
imbases 15 13 IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbibes 18 16 IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbrues 16 14 IMBRUE, to drench, a...
immixes 21 20 IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immunes 14 15 IMMUNE, someone who,...
immures 15 14 IMMURE, to enclose b...
impales 16 14 IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impaves 17 17 IMPAVE, to set in a...
impedes 15 14 IMPEDE, to retard by...
imphees 17 15 IMPHEE, any of sever...
implies 17 14 IMPLY, to insinuate...
impones 14 14 IMPONE, to impose; t...
imposes 15 13 IMPOSE, to set as a...
impresa 15 13 an emblem with a mot...
imprese 15 13 an emblem with a mot...
impress 16 13 to fix deeply in the...
imprest 16 13 an advance of money,...
imputes 16 14 IMPUTE, to reckon or...
inanest 10 9 INANE, empty, sensel...
inboxes 19 18 INBOX, (On a compute...
incages 15 13 INCAGE, to put in a...
incases 14 11 INCASE, to put in a...
incaves 16 15 INCAVE, to secrete,...
incedes 14 12 INCEDE, to advance m...
incests 15 11 INCEST, sexual inter...
incises 15 11 INCISE, to cut into...
incites 15 11 INCITE, to arouse to...
incomes 15 14 INCOME, money earned...
incudes 15 13 INCUS, an anvil-shap...
incuses 15 12 INCUSE, to mark by s...
indenes 10 10 INDENE, a liquid hyd...
indexes 17 16 INDEX, to provide wi...
indices 15 12 INDEX, a type of ref...
indites 12 9 INDITE, to write or...
indoles 12 10 INDOLE, a chemical c...
induces 15 13 INDUCE, to influence...
infames 14 14 INFAME, (archaic) to...
infares 13 11 INFARE, a housewarmi...
infests 14 11 INFEST, to invade an...
infixes 20 18 INFIX, to fix in, al...
infuses 14 12 INFUSE, to permeate...
ingates 12 10 INGATE, (Scots) a wa...
ingesta 12 10 (Latin) that which i...
ingests 13 10 INGEST, to take into...
ingines 12 11 INGINE, (obsolete) a...
ingress 13 10 a way in, an entranc...
inhales 14 11 INHALE, to take into...
inheres 13 10 INHERE, to be an ess...
inhumes 15 14 INHUME, to bury, als...
inisles 13 9 INISLE, to put onto...
injures 14 18 INJURE, to harm or d...
inkiest 13 12 INKY, like ink [adj]
inkless 14 13 without ink [adj]
inlaces 15 12 INLACE, to entwine o...
inmates 12 11 INMATE, one who is c...
innages 11 11 INNAGE, the quantity...
innless 12 10 without an inn [adj]
inquest 20 18 a legal inquiry [n -...
insides 12 9 INSIDE, the part wit...
insoles 12 9 INSOLE, the inner so...
insures 12 9 INSURE, to secure pa...
intakes 12 12 INTAKE, the act of t...
intines 11 9 INTINE, the inner me...
intones 10 9 INTONE, to speak in...
intuses 12 9 INTUSE, (Spenser) a...
invades 13 13 INVADE, to enter by...
invests 14 12 INVEST, to lay out f...
invites 14 12 INVITE, to request t...
invokes 14 16 INVOKE, to appeal to...
iodates 11 8 IODATE, to treat wit...
iodides 12 9 IODIDE, a salt of hy...
iodines 11 9 IODINE, a nonmetalli...
iodises 12 8 IODISE, to treat wit...
iodizes 15 17 IODIZE, to treat wit...
iolites 13 8 IOLITE, a transparen...
ionises 11 8 IONISE, to convert i...
ionizes 14 17 IONIZE, to convert i...
ionones 9 9 IONONE, a chemical u...
iratest 12 7 IRATE, angry [adj]
ireless 13 8 without anger [adj]
ironies 11 8 IRONY, words used to...
isoetes 11 7 a plant of the quill...
ivories 14 11 IVORY, a hard white...
ivresse 14 11 (French) drunkenness...
jabbles 19 23 JABBLE, (Scots) to s...
jacales 17 20 JACAL, a hut built o...
jacares 16 19 JACARE, the caiman [...
jackies 18 23 JACKY, a sailor [n]
jaggies 16 20 JAGGY, a jagged comp...
jagless 16 19 (slang) not producin...
jakeses 14 20 JAKES, (Shakespeare)...
jambees 16 22 JAMBEE, a light cane...
jameses 14 19 JAMES, a short crowb...
jammies 16 22 (colloquial) pajamas...
jangles 15 20 JANGLE, to make a ha...
jannies 12 18 JANNY [n]
janties 13 17 JANTY, a naval maste...
jarvies 16 20 JARVIE, a driver of...
jaunces 16 21 JAUNCE, to prance, a...
jaunses 13 18 JAUNSE, to prance, a...
jawless 18 20 without a jaw [adj]
jaycees 22 21 JAYCEE, a member of...
jaygees 20 20 JAYGEE, a military o...
jayvees 21 22 JAYVEE, a junior var...
jeelies 14 17 JEELIE, to make into...
jellies 16 18 JELLY, to make into...
jemmies 16 22 JEMMY, to force open...
jennies 12 18 JENNY, a female donk...
jerkies 15 20 JERKY, dried meat [n...
jerques 22 26 JERQUE, to search a...
jerries 14 16 JERRY, (colloquial)...
jessamy 21 21 (obsolete) jasmine,...
jessant 13 17 in heraldry, shootin...
jessies 14 16 JESSIE, (Scots) an e...
jessing 15 19 JESSE, to fasten str...
jestees 13 16 JESTEE, the object o...
jesters 14 16 JESTER, one that jes...
jestful 18 21 given to jesting [ad...
jesting 15 19 the act of one who j...
jesuits 15 17 JESUIT, an intriguer...
jetties 14 16 JETTY, to jut out, a...
jiffies 19 22 JIFFY, (colloquial)...
jiggles 18 21 JIGGLE, to shake fro...
jilgies 17 19 JILGIE, (Native Aust...
jimmies 17 22 JIMMIE, to pry open...
jimpest 18 22 JIMP, (Scots) slende...
jingles 16 20 JINGLE, to make a ti...
jingoes 14 19 JINGO, a zealous pat...
jirbles 18 20 JIRBLE, to pour unst...
jiviest 17 20 JIVY, jazzy, lively,...
joannes 11 18 a Portuguese gold co...
jobbies 18 22 JOBBIE, (Scots) a lu...
jobless 17 20 without a job [adj]
joggles 17 21 JOGGLE, to shake sli...
jokiest 15 20 JOKY, amusing, also...
jollies 16 18 JOLLY, to put or kee...
jonesed 12 18 JONES, to have a str...
joneses 12 17 JONES, to have a str...
jonties 13 17 JONTY, a naval maste...
jostles 15 17 JOSTLE, to run or st...
jounces 16 21 JOUNCE, to jolt, sha...
joyless 21 19 without joy [adj JOY...
jubiles 18 21 JUBILE, a celebratio...
judases 14 18 JUDAS, a peephole in...
juggles 18 22 JUGGLE, to manipulat...
jujubes 19 30 JUJUBE, a fruit-flav...
jumbies 18 23 JUMBY, (West Indian)...
jumbles 19 24 JUMBLE, to mix in a...
juncoes 16 21 JUNCO, a North Ameri...
jungles 16 21 JUNGLE, land covered...
junkies 15 22 JUNKIE, a narcotics...
justest 15 17 JUST, fair, impartia...
justles 16 18 JUSTLE, to run or st...
jutties 15 17 JUTTY, to stick out...
kabeles 15 15 KABELE, a self-gover...
kamises 14 14 KAMIS, a loose shirt...
kandies 12 13 KANDY, a South India...
karates 12 11 KARATE, a Japanese a...
karites 13 11 KARITE, an African t...
karsies 13 11 KARSY, (slang) a lav...
karzies 16 20 KARZY, (slang) a lav...
kauries 13 12 KAURY, (Maori) a gum...
keavies 14 15 KEAVIE, (Scots) a he...
kebbies 17 17 KEBBIE, (Scots) a sh...
kebeles 15 15 KEBELE, a self-gover...
keckles 18 19 KECKLE, to protect b...
keckses 17 18 KECKS, the hollow st...
keeches 17 16 KEECH, (Shakespeare)...
keelies 13 12 KEELIE, (Scots) the...
keenest 11 12 KEEN, enthusiastic [...
keester 12 11 (slang) the buttocks...
keksyes 20 17 KEKSYE, the hollow s...
kellies 15 13 KELLY, the top pipe...
kelpies 16 15 KELPY, (Scots) a wat...
kelties 14 12 KELTY, (Scots) a bum...
kemples 17 18 KEMPLE, (Scots) fort...
kenches 17 17 KENCH, a bin for sal...
kenoses 11 12 KENOSIS, Christ's ac...
kermess 14 14 (Dutch) in Europe, p...
kerries 13 11 KERRY, one of an Iri...
kesting 14 14 KEST, (obsolete) to...
kestrel 14 12 a kind of small falc...
ketches 18 16 KETCH, (obsolete) to...
ketenes 11 12 KETENE, a toxic gas,...
ketones 11 12 KETONE, a chemical c...
ketoses 12 11 KETOSE, any of a cla...
kettles 14 12 KETTLE, a device for...
kewlest 17 15 KEWL, (colloquial) c...
kewpies 18 17 KEWPIE, (tradename)...
keyless 20 14 without a key [adj]
kibbles 19 18 KIBBLE, to grind coa...
kiddies 14 13 KIDDY, to hoax; to k...
kiddles 15 14 KIDDLE, a stake fenc...
kiddoes 13 13 KIDDO, (slang) a kid...
kiekies 14 15 KIEKIE, (Maori) a cl...
kieries 13 11 KIERIE, in South Afr...
kiester 13 11 (slang) backside, bo...
killies 16 13 KILLIE, a small fres...
kilties 15 12 KILTY, one who wears...
kinases 12 12 KINASE, a kind of en...
kindest 13 13 KIND, good to others...
kindies 13 13 KINDY, (Australian s...
kindles 14 14 KINDLE, to cause to...
kineses 12 12 KINESIS, (Greek) mov...
kinesic 16 15 relating to kinesis,...
kinesis 13 12 (Greek) movement, ch...
kingles 15 15 KINGLE, (Scots) a ve...
kinkles 15 17 KINKLE, a slight kin...
kinless 14 13 without relatives [a...
kinones 11 13 KINONE, a golden-yel...
kirmess 15 14 (Dutch) in Europe, p...
kirtles 15 12 KIRTLE, (historical)...
kishkes 17 17 KISHKE, (Yiddish) se...
kitties 14 11 KITTY, a kitten [n]
kittles 15 12 KITTLE, to offend [v...
kludges 16 16 KLUDGE, to contrive...
klutzes 18 22 KLUTZ, (Yiddish) a c...
knesset 12 12 the Israeli parliame...
knishes 15 14 KNISH, (Yiddish) in...
konekes 12 16 KONEKE, in New Zeala...
koories 12 11 KOORI, (Native Austr...
koppies 17 17 KOPPIE, in South Afr...
kotares 12 11 KOTARE, a small gree...
kotches 18 16 KOTCH, (South Africa...
kranses 12 12 KRANS, (Afrikaans) a...
kranzes 15 21 KRANZ, (Afrikaans) a...
kreesed 12 12 KREESE, to stab with...
kreeses 12 11 KREESE, to stab with...
krypses 22 16 KRYPSIS, a doctrine...
kudoses 13 13 KUDOS, honour, also...
kumises 15 15 KUMIS, (Russian) an...
kumites 15 15 KUMITE, freestyle ma...
kumyses 21 17 KUMYS, (Russian) an...
kutches 19 17 KUTCH, a resin used...
kvasses 15 15 KVASS, (Russian) an...
kylices 24 17 KYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
kylikes 22 18 KYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
kylixes 27 21 KYLIX, (Greek) a sha...
labises 15 11 LABIS, the eucharist...
laciest 16 11 LACEY, resembling la...
lacunes 15 13 LACUNE, an empty spa...
laddies 13 10 LADDIE, a lad [n]
lagunes 13 12 LAGUNE, a shallow bo...
laipses 15 11 LAIPSE, (dialect) to...
laisses 13 8 LAISSE, (French) a t...
laities 13 8 LAITY, the non-cleri...
lakiest 14 12 LAKY, full of lakes...
laldies 14 10 LALDIE, (Scots) a be...
lambies 16 14 LAMBIE, a small lamb...
lammies 15 14 LAMMIE, a thick quil...
lanches 17 14 LANCH, to throw, as...
langest 13 11 LANG, (Scots) long [...
langues 13 12 LANGUE, (French) a l...
lankest 13 13 LANK, long and thin...
lapides 15 12 LAPIS, (Latin) a sto...
lapises 15 11 LAPIS, (Latin) a sto...
lappies 17 14 LAPPIE, (Afrikaans)...
larches 18 13 LARCH, any tree of t...
largess 14 10 generosity, also LAR...
largest 14 10 LARGE, great in size...
lasques 21 18 LASQUE, a thin, flat...
lassies 13 8 LASSIE, (Scots) a gi...
lassoes 12 8 LASSO, to catch with...
latches 18 13 LATCH, to close a ga...
latests 13 8 LATEST, the most rec...
latexes 18 15 LATEX, the milky jui...
lathees 14 10 LATHEE, (Hindi) in I...
latices 16 11 LATEX, the milky jui...
launces 15 13 LAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
lavages 15 14 LAVAGE, the irrigati...
lavvies 17 16 LAVVY, (colloquial)...
lawines 15 12 LAWINE, (German) an...
lawless 17 12 having no laws [adj...
laxness 18 16 the state of being l...
laziest 16 17 LAZY, disinclined to...
leaches 17 13 LEACH, to allow a li...
leagues 13 11 LEAGUE, to come toge...
lealest 13 9 LEAL, (Scots) loyal...
leanest 11 9 LEAN, having little...
leashes 14 10 LEASH, to hold by a...
leccies 19 14 LECCY, (colloquial)...
lechwes 21 16 LECHWE, (Bantu) a ki...
leeches 17 13 LEECH, to cling to a...
leesing 13 11 LEESE, (Shakespeare)...
leftest 15 11 LEFT, pertaining to...
lefties 15 11 LEFTY, someone who i...
legates 13 10 LEGATE, to bequeath...
leggies 15 12 LEGGIE, in cricket,...
legless 15 11 without legs [adj]
legumes 15 14 LEGUME, the fruit or...
lemures 14 12 the ghosts of the de...
lengest 13 11 LENG, (obsolete) lon...
lenites 12 9 LENITE, to articulat...
lesbian 14 12 a female homosexual...
lesions 12 9 LESION, to cause les...
lessees 12 8 LESSEE, one to whom...
lessens 12 9 LESSEN, to make or b...
lessons 12 9 LESSON, to teach a l...
lessors 13 8 LESSOR, one who gran...
lesting 14 11 LEST, (Spenser) to l...
lesulas 14 10 LESULA, a genus of C...
letches 18 13 LETCH, to engage in...
lethees 14 10 LETHEE, (Shakespeare...
lettres 13 8 LETTRE, (French) let...
levites 15 12 LEVITE, (slang) a cl...
lewdest 16 12 LEWD, sexually sugge...
lewises 16 11 LEWIS, a dovetailed...
lexemes 19 18 LEXEME, the fundamen...
lexises 19 15 LEXIS, the total sto...
lezzies 19 26 LEZZIE, (short for)...
liaises 13 8 LIAISE, to form a li...
libates 15 11 LIBATE, to pour in h...
lichees 18 13 LICHEE, a tropical f...
lidless 15 10 without a lid [adj]
liefest 15 11 LIEF, (archaic) soon...
lienees 11 9 LIENEE, in law, a pa...
liernes 12 9 LIERNE, (French) a c...
lievest 15 12 LIEVE [adv]
ligases 14 10 LIGASE, an enzyme wh...
ligates 14 10 LIGATE, to tie with...
ligules 16 12 LIGULE, a strap-shap...
ligures 15 11 LIGURE, a precious s...
limaces 17 14 LIMAX, (Latin) a slu...
limboes 16 14 LIMBO, to perform a...
limiest 15 11 LIMY, containing lim...
limites 15 11 LIMES, (Latin) an an...
limoses 14 11 LIMOSIS, an abnormal...
limpest 17 14 LIMP, lacking rigidi...
linages 13 11 LINAGE, payment for...
linches 18 14 LINCH, an unploughed...
lindies 13 10 LINDY [n]
lingles 15 12 LINGLE, a shoemaker'...
lingoes 13 11 LINGO, (colloquial)...
liniest 13 9 LINEY, resembling a...
linnies 12 10 LINNY, a shed, also...
linties 13 9 LINTIE, (Scots) a li...
linuxes 19 17 LINUX, (tradename) a...
lioness 12 9 a female lion [n -ES...
lipases 15 11 LIPASE, an enzyme th...
lipides 16 12 LIPIDE, any of a cla...
lipless 17 12 without lips [adj]
lippies 18 14 LIPPIE, (Scots) an o...
listees 13 8 LISTEE, one who is o...
lithest 16 10 LITHE, supple [adj]
lithoes 15 10 LITHO, to make a lit...
litotes 13 8 the expression of an...
littles 15 9 LITTLE, a small amou...
lizzies 20 26 LIZZIE, as in tin li...
loaches 17 13 LOACH, a freshwater...
loanees 10 9 LOANEE, a person who...
loathes 14 10 LOATHE, to detest gr...
lobbies 17 14 LOBBY, to seek to in...
lobules 16 13 LOBULE, a small lobe...
locales 16 12 LOCALE, a place, pos...
locates 15 11 LOCATE, to find or p...
locules 17 13 LOCULE, a small, cel...
loeries 12 8 LOERIE, a type of Af...
loessal 13 9 relating to loess, a...
loesses 12 8 LOESS, (German) a fi...
loessic 16 11 of or relating to lo...
logiest 14 10 LOGY, sluggish, also...
loiases 12 8 LOIASIS, a tropical...
lollies 15 10 LOLLY, (short for) a...
longest 13 11 LONG, extending for...
longies 13 11 long underwear [n]
loobies 14 11 LOOBY, a large, awkw...
loonies 11 9 LOONIE, a crazy pers...
loosest 12 8 LOOSE, slack [adj]
loosies 12 8 LOOSIE, (slang) a lo...
loppies 17 14 LOPPY, a ranch handy...
lorises 13 8 LORIS, the slender l...
lorries 13 8 LORRY, a vehicle use...
lothest 15 10 LOTH, unwilling, als...
lotoses 12 8 LOTOS, an aquatic pl...
lotuses 13 9 LOTUS, any of variou...
loudest 13 10 LOUD, strongly audib...
lounges 13 12 LOUNGE, to recline i...
louries 13 9 LOURIE, a type of Af...
louvres 15 13 LOUVRE, a sloping sl...
lovages 15 14 LOVAGE, a perennial...
loviest 15 12 LOVEY, fondly affect...
lowness 15 12 the state of being l...
lowries 16 11 LOWRY, a kind of sma...
lowsest 16 11 LOWSE, (Scots) loose...
lucites 17 12 LUCITE, a type of tr...
luckies 18 16 LUCKIE, an elderly w...
luggies 16 13 LUGGIE, (Scots) a ho...
lumines 14 13 LUMINE, (obsolete) t...
lunates 12 10 LUNATE, a crescent-s...
lunches 18 15 LUNCH, to eat a midd...
lungees 13 12 LUNGEE, a loincloth...
lungies 14 12 LUNGIE, (Scots) the...
luniest 13 10 LUNY, crazy [adj]
lunules 14 12 LUNULE, a crescent-s...
lunyies 19 12 LUNYIE, (Scots) the...
lupines 15 13 LUPINE, any papilion...
lupuses 16 13 LUPUS, a skin diseas...
lurches 19 14 LURCH, to roll or pi...
lurexes 19 16 LUREX, (tradename) a...
lurgies 15 11 LURGY, (facetious) a...
lurries 14 9 LURRY, (Milton) a co...
lushest 16 11 LUSH, abounding in v...
lushies 16 11 LUSHY, a drunkard [n...
lustres 14 9 LUSTRE, to make lust...
lususes 14 10 LUSUS, (Latin) a spo...
lutites 14 9 LUTITE, any rock der...
luvvies 18 17 LUVVY, (colloquial)...
luxates 19 16 LUXATE, to put out o...
lychees 24 15 LYCHEE, (Chinese) a...
lynages 19 13 LYNAGE, (obsolete) l...
lynches 24 16 LYNCH, to judge and...
lysates 19 10 LYSATE, a product of...
lysines 19 11 LYSINE, an essential...
maatjes 14 19 a young herring, tre...
mackles 18 18 MACKLE, to blur in p...
macules 17 15 MACULE, to blur in p...
madames 13 14 MADAME, to address a...
maddest 13 12 MAD, insane [adj]
madness 12 12 the state of being m...
maestri 13 10 MAESTRO, a master of...
maestro 12 10 a master of an art [...
maggies 15 14 MAGGIE, (dialect) a...
magpies 16 15 MAGPIE, a black and...
maigres 14 12 MAIGRE, a large Medi...
mainest 12 11 MAIN, chief, princip...
majesty 21 21 regal dignity [n MAJ...
malates 13 11 MALATE, a salt of ma...
malaxes 19 18 MALAX, to soften by...
malgres 15 13 MALGRE, (archaic) to...
malices 17 14 MALICE, to have ill-...
malines 13 12 MALINE, a delicate n...
mallees 14 12 MALLEE, (Native Aust...
maltese 13 11 as in maltese cross,...
maluses 14 12 MALUS, a financial p...
mamboes 15 16 MAMBO, to dance the...
mameyes 19 15 MAMEY, a tropical pl...
mammees 14 16 MAMMEE, a tropical p...
mammies 15 16 MAMMY, a child's nam...
manages 12 13 MANAGE, to control o...
manches 17 16 MANCHE, (French) a s...
maneges 12 13 MANEGE, to train hor...
mangles 14 14 MANGLE, to hack, tea...
mangoes 12 13 MANGO, a tropical tr...
manises 12 11 MANIS, another name...
manless 13 12 without men [adj]
manques 20 21 MANQUE, (French) the...
manties 12 11 MANTY, (Scots) a wom...
mantles 13 12 MANTLE, to cover as...
mantoes 11 11 MANTO, (historical)...
manures 12 12 MANURE, to fertilize...
mapless 16 14 having no map [adj]
marbles 16 14 MARBLE, to vein or p...
marches 18 15 MARCH, to walk in a...
mardies 13 11 MARDY, to behave lik...
marines 12 11 MARINE, a soldier tr...
marques 21 20 MARQUE, (French) a m...
marries 13 10 MARRY, to enter into...
marshes 15 12 MARSH, a tract of lo...
mascles 17 14 MASCLE, a diamond-sh...
mashies 15 12 MASHIE, a kind of go...
masques 21 20 MASQUE, a dramatic e...
matches 18 15 MATCH, to be equal t...
matiest 13 10 MATY, friendly [adj]
matless 14 11 without a mat [adj]
matokes 13 14 MATOKE, in Uganda, p...
matties 13 10 MATTIE, (Scots) a yo...
matures 13 11 MATURE, to develop f...
maubies 15 14 MAUBY, a frothy beve...
maugres 14 13 MAUGRE, to show spit...
mauvest 15 15 MAUVE, coloured mauv...
mavises 15 14 MAVIS, the European...
maxixes 25 24 MAXIXE, a Brazilian...
maziest 16 19 MAZY, full of confus...
meagres 13 12 MEAGRE, a large Medi...
mealies 13 11 MEALIE, an ear of ma...
meanest 11 11 MEAN, stingy; low [a...
meanies 11 11 MEANY, a nasty perso...
measles 13 11 MEASLE, (archaic) to...
meathes 14 12 MEATHE, (obsolete) a...
meboses 14 13 MEBOS, in South Afri...
meddles 14 13 MEDDLE, to interfere...
medresa 12 11 (Arabic) an Islamic...
medrese 12 11 (Arabic) an Islamic...
meekest 13 14 MEEK, having a mild...
meemies 13 13 MEEMIE, a hysterical...
meetest 12 10 MEET, suitable [adj]
meinies 12 11 MEINIE, a family, in...
meioses 12 10 MEIOSIS, a type of c...
menaces 14 14 MENACE, to threaten...
menages 12 13 MENAGE, to manage [v...
menshes 14 13 MENSH, (colloquial)...
mentees 11 11 MENTEE, a person und...
menyies 18 13 MENYIE, a family, in...
merches 18 15 MERCH, (colloquial)...
mercies 16 13 MERCY, compassion an...
mergees 13 12 MERGEE, a company ac...
merises 13 10 MERISIS, growth by c...
meromes 13 13 MEROME, one of the s...
merries 13 10 MERRY, a gean, a wil...
mesails 14 11 MESAIL, a visor, esp...
mesally 21 14 MESAL, in or towards...
mesarch 18 15 originating in a mes...
mescals 17 14 MESCAL, (Nahuatl) a...
mesclum 19 18 (French) a mixed sal...
mesclun 17 16 (French) a mixed sal...
meseems 13 13 it seems to me [v ME...
meseled 13 12 infected with lepros...
mesetas 12 10 MESETA, (Spanish) a...
meshier 15 12 MESHY, formed like n...
meshing 16 15 the act of meshing [...
meshuga 16 15 (Yiddish) mad, crazy...
mesonic 15 14 relating to the meso...
mespils 17 14 MESPIL, a North Amer...
mesquin 21 21 (French) mean, sordi...
mesquit 22 20 a spiny tree or shru...
message 13 12 to send a communicat...
messans 12 11 MESSAN, (Scots) a la...
messiah 15 12 an expected liberato...
messias 13 10 an expected liberato...
messier 13 10 MESSY, dirty or unti...
messily 21 13 MESSY, dirty or unti...
messing 14 13 MESS, to make dirty...
messman 13 14 a serviceman who wor...
messmen 13 14 MESSMAN, a servicema...
mestees 12 10 MESTEE, in the West...
mesters 13 10 MESTER, (dialect) ma...
mesteso 12 10 a person of mixed an...
mestino 12 11 a person of mixed an...
mestiza 16 19 (Spanish) a (female)...
mestizo 16 19 (Spanish) a (male) p...
mestome 13 13 biological conductin...
mestoms 14 13 MESTOM, biological c...
metages 13 12 METAGE, an official...
metates 12 10 METATE, in Mexico et...
metopes 14 13 METOPE, a space betw...
mettles 14 11 METTLE, spirit or co...
micates 16 13 MICATE, to furnish w...
mickies 18 17 MICKY, an Irishman,...
mickles 19 18 MICKLE, a large amou...
middest 14 12 (Spenser) situated m...
middies 14 12 MIDDY, a medium size...
middles 15 13 MIDDLE, to place in...
midgies 15 13 MIDGIE, (colloquial)...
mielies 14 11 MIELIE, an ear of co...
miggles 17 15 MIGGLE, a type of pl...
milages 15 13 MILAGE, the total di...
mildest 15 12 MILD, gentle in temp...
millies 16 12 MILLIE, (Irish) a yo...
miltzes 18 20 MILTZ, in Jewish coo...
mimeses 14 13 MIMESIS, (Greek) imi...
mimesis 15 13 (Greek) imitation, e...
mimmest 16 16 MIM, prim, demure, p...
mingles 15 14 MINGLE, to mix toget...
miniest 13 11 MINY, abounding with...
minnies 12 12 MINNIE, (Scots) moth...
minuses 13 12 MINUS, a negative qu...
minutes 13 12 MINUTE, to take brie...
mirages 14 12 MIRAGE, a type of op...
mirexes 19 17 MIREX, an insecticid...
miriest 14 10 MIRY, full of mire [...
mirkest 15 14 MIRK, dark, also MUR...
miscues 17 14 MISCUE, to make a fa...
misdoes 13 11 MISDO, to do wrongly...
miseres 13 10 MISERE, an undertaki...
misgoes 14 12 MISGO, to go astray...
mislies 15 11 MISLIE, to lie in th...
missees 13 10 MISSEE, to see wrong...
missies 14 10 MISSY, a young girl...
mistles 15 11 MISTLE, to rain in s...
misuses 14 11 MISUSE, to use incor...
mitches 19 15 MITCH, to play truan...
mitiest 14 10 MITY, infested with...
mitises 14 10 MITIS, a type of wro...
mitoses 13 10 MITOSIS, a type of c...
mixiest 20 17 MIXY, mixed [adj]
mizzles 21 29 MIZZLE, to rain in f...
mobbies 17 16 MOBBIE, (Carib) a fr...
mobbles 18 17 MOBBLE, (obsolete) t...
mobiles 16 14 MOBILE, a form of sc...
moccies 19 16 (Australian slang) m...
modesty 19 13 the quality of being...
modules 14 13 MODULE, a standard o...
moffies 17 16 MOFFIE, (South Afric...
moggies 15 14 MOGGY, a cat, also M...
molests 14 11 MOLEST, to touch or...
molines 13 12 MOLINE, a cross with...
mollies 15 12 MOLLY, a kind of tro...
mommies 15 16 MOMMY, (colloquial)...
momuses 14 14 MOMUS, a carping per...
monades 11 12 MONAS, the number on...
monases 11 11 MONAS, the number on...
monemes 12 14 MONEME, a word or pa...
mongoes 12 13 MONGOE, the waste pr...
monoses 11 11 MONOSIS, a separatio...
monties 12 11 MONTY, the whole lot...
montres 12 11 MONTRE, the visible...
moobies 14 13 overdeveloped breast...
mooches 17 15 MOOCH, to play truan...
moodies 12 11 MOODY, to persuade b...
moolies 13 11 MOOLY, a hornless co...
moonies 11 11 MOONY, a simpleton [...
mootest 12 10 MOOT, debatable [adj...
mopanes 13 14 MOPANE, a small Sout...
mopiest 15 13 MOPY, dejected, also...
mopokes 15 17 MOPOKE, an owl of Au...
mopsies 15 13 MOPSY, a woman who w...
mopuses 15 14 MOPUS, (slang) a sma...
morales 13 11 MORALE, the state of...
morgues 14 13 MORGUE, a place wher...
mosques 21 20 MOSQUE, a Muslim pla...
mossies 13 10 MOSSIE, (Australian...
mostest 13 10 (facetious) the most...
motiest 13 10 MOTEY, full of motes...
motiles 14 11 MOTILE, a person who...
motives 15 14 MOTIVE, to inspire t...
motties 13 10 MOTTY, a target at w...
mottles 14 11 MOTTLE, to mark with...
mottoes 12 10 MOTTO, a short expre...
mouches 18 16 MOUCH, to play truan...
mousies 13 11 MOUSIE, a young mous...
mousles 14 12 MOUSLE, to pull roug...
mousmes 14 14 MOUSME, a Japanese g...
mousses 13 11 MOUSSE, to apply a h...
mowdies 16 14 MOWDIE, (Scots) a mo...
mozzies 19 28 MOZZIE, (Australian...
mozzles 20 29 MOZZLE [n]
mucates 16 14 MUCATE, a salt of mu...
muckles 19 19 MUCKLE, (Scots) a gr...
mucuses 17 15 MUCUS, the slimy flu...
muddies 14 13 MUDDY, to cover with...
muddles 15 14 MUDDLE, to mix up [v...
mudeyes 19 14 MUDEYE, the larva of...
mudpies 16 15 MUDPIE, a small mass...
mueslis 15 12 MUESLI, (German) a d...
muffles 19 18 MUFFLE, to dull the...
muggees 15 15 MUGGEE, the victim o...
muggles 17 16 MUGGLE, (in fantasy...
muhlies 17 14 MUHLY, a perennial g...
mulches 20 17 MULCH, to provide wi...
mulesed 14 13 MULES, to perform th...
muleses 14 12 MULES, to perform th...
mulshes 17 14 MULSH, to cover with...
mumbles 18 18 MUMBLE, to speak ind...
mummies 16 17 MUMMY, to preserve b...
mumsies 15 14 MUMSY, a mother [n]
munches 18 17 MUNCH, to chew noisi...
mungoes 13 14 MUNGO, the waste pro...
munites 13 12 MUNITE, to fortify,...
murages 14 13 MURAGE, (historical)...
murexes 19 18 MUREX, a genus of sh...
murices 17 14 MUREX, a genus of sh...
murines 13 12 MURINE, any of the f...
murkest 15 15 MURK, dark, gloomy,...
murrees 13 11 MURREE, (Native Aust...
murries 14 11 MURRY, a kind of eel...
muscles 18 15 MUSCLE, to force one...
muskies 15 15 MUSKIE, (short for)...
muskles 16 16 MUSKLE, (obsolete) a...
mustees 13 11 MUSTEE, in the West...
mutases 13 11 MUTASE, any of vario...
mutates 13 11 MUTATE, to undergo m...
mutches 19 16 MUTCH, to cadge [v]
mutines 13 12 MUTINE, to revolt ag...
mutules 15 13 MUTULE, an ornamenta...
muzzles 21 30 MUZZLE, to cover the...
myceles 23 16 MYCELE, the white th...
mycetes 22 15 (Greek) fungi [n]
mycoses 22 15 MYCOSIS, a disease c...
mygales 21 15 MYGALE, an American...
myiases 19 12 MYIASIS, infestation...
myopies 21 15 MYOPY, a visual defe...
myopses 21 15 MYOPS, a short-sight...
myrtles 21 13 MYRTLE, any of vario...
naffest 15 14 NAFF, inferior, tack...
naiades 10 9 NAIAD, a water nymph...
naifest 13 11 NAIF, (French) ingen...
naivest 13 12 NAIVE, lacking sophi...
nancies 13 12 NANCY, an effeminate...
nanites 10 9 NANITE, a microscopi...
nannies 9 10 NANNY, to look after...
nanobes 11 12 NANOBE, a very small...
napless 14 12 threadbare [adj]
nappies 15 14 NAPPIE, an infant's...
narases 10 8 NARAS, an edible mel...
nasties 11 8 NASTY, something tha...
nasutes 11 9 NASUTE, a type of wh...
natches 16 13 NATCH, the rump of b...
natives 13 12 NATIVE, an original...
natures 11 9 NATURE, to give a pa...
nauches 16 14 NAUCH, (Hindi) an en...
navvies 15 16 NAVVY, to work as a...
neaffes 14 14 NEAFFE, (Shakespeare...
nearest 10 8 NEAR, situated withi...
neatest 10 8 NEAT, tidy [adj]
nebules 14 13 NEBULE [n]
neddies 11 10 NEDDY, a pet name fo...
needles 11 10 NEEDLE, to sew with...
neesing 11 11 NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
negates 11 10 NEGATE, to nullify [...
negress 12 10 a female negro [n -E...
negroes 11 10 NEGRO, a member of a...
neguses 12 11 NEGUS, an alcoholic...
nellies 13 10 NELLY, an effeminate...
nemeses 11 11 NEMESIS, (Greek) ret...
nemesia 11 11 a South African flow...
nemesis 12 11 (Greek) retributive...
nerines 10 9 NERINE, a type of So...
nerites 11 8 NERITE, a type of se...
neshest 13 10 NESH, soft, crumbly;...
nesters 11 8 NESTER, one who nest...
nestful 15 13 enough to fill a nes...
nesting 12 11 the act of making ne...
nestled 12 10 NESTLE, to lie snugl...
nestler 12 9 one who nestles [n -...
nestles 12 9 NESTLE, to lie snugl...
nestors 11 8 NESTOR, a genus of p...
netless 12 9 without a net [adj]
netties 11 8 NETTIE, an internet...
nettles 12 9 NETTLE, to annoy [v]
newbies 16 14 NEWBIE, a new arriva...
newness 13 12 the state of being n...
newsies 14 11 NEWSIE, (US) a newsb...
nexuses 17 16 NEXUS, a link [n]
nibbles 17 15 NIBBLE, to eat with...
nickles 17 16 NICKLE, to plate wit...
nidates 11 9 NIDATE, to become im...
niduses 12 10 NIDUS, a breeding pl...
nifties 14 11 NIFTY, a joke, a wit...
niggles 15 13 NIGGLE, to worry ove...
nighest 15 12 NIGH, near [adj]
ninnies 10 10 NINNY, a fool [n]
nipples 17 15 NIPPLE, to provide w...
nobbles 16 15 NOBBLE, to disable a...
noblest 14 12 NOBLE, possessing qu...
nocakes 14 15 NOCAKE, a meal made...
noddies 11 10 NODDY, a fool [n]
noddles 12 11 NODDLE, to nod frequ...
nodules 12 11 NODULE, a little rou...
noilies 12 9 NOILY, a kind of dry...
nomades 11 12 NOMADE, a member of...
nombles 15 15 a deer's entrails, a...
nonages 10 11 NONAGE, legal infanc...
nonanes 8 10 NONANE, a hydrocarbo...
nonnies 9 10 NONNY, a meaningless...
nonuses 10 10 NONUSE, failure to u...
noodges 11 11 NOODGE, (Yiddish) to...
noodles 11 10 NOODLE, to play idly...
noogies 11 10 NOOGIE, the act of i...
nookies 11 12 NOOKIE, (colloquial)...
nopales 13 12 NOPAL, a Central Ame...
norites 11 8 NORITE, a type of ro...
nosiest 11 8 NOSEY, unduly curiou...
nosodes 10 9 NOSODE, a homeopathi...
notates 10 8 NOTATE, to put into...
notches 16 13 NOTCH, to make an an...
notices 14 11 NOTICE, to become aw...
nousles 12 10 NOUSLE, to foster, a...
novates 12 12 NOVATE, to substitut...
novices 16 15 NOVICE, a person new...
nowness 13 12 the state of existin...
noyades 16 11 NOYADE, (French) dro...
noyeses 16 10 NOYES, (Spenser) noi...
nozzles 18 27 NOZZLE, a projecting...
nuances 13 13 NUANCE, to give subt...
nubbles 17 16 NUBBLE, to beat with...
nucules 16 14 NUCULE, the stone of...
nuddies 12 11 NUDDY, (Australian s...
nudzhes 17 21 NUDZH, (Yiddish) to...
numbest 15 15 NUMB, lacking feelin...
numbles 16 16 a deer's entrails, a...
nuncles 15 14 NUNCLE, (Shakespeare...
nurdles 13 11 NURDLE, in cricket,...
nursles 13 10 NURSLE, to foster, a...
nutates 11 9 NUTATE, to nod, to d...
nuzzles 19 28 NUZZLE, to caress wi...
nybbles 23 17 NYBBLE, a measure of...
oakiest 12 11 OAKY, like an oak [a...
oarages 11 9 OARAGE, a rowing mov...
oariest 11 7 OARY, having the for...
oarless 12 8 without oars [adj]
oatiest 11 7 OATY, like oats [adj...
obdures 14 12 OBDURE, to become ha...
obeches 18 15 OBECHE, a large West...
obesely 20 13 OBESE, very fat [adv...
obesest 13 10 OBESE, very fat [adj...
obesity 20 12 the condition of bei...
objures 16 20 OBJURE, to bind by o...
oblates 14 11 OBLATE [v]
obliges 16 13 OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obtests 14 10 OBTEST, to beseech,...
octanes 13 11 OCTANE, any of a ser...
octaves 16 14 OCTAVE, a set of eig...
oddness 11 10 the state of being o...
oestral 12 8 pertaining to oestru...
oestrin 11 8 an estrogen, also ES...
oestrum 13 11 the period of heat i...
oestrus 12 8 the period of heat i...
oeuvres 13 12 OEUVRE, (French) the...
offices 19 16 OFFICE, a position o...
ohmages 15 14 OHMAGE, electrical r...
oiliest 13 8 OILY, covered in oil...
oldness 12 10 the state of being o...
oleates 11 8 OLEATE, a salt of ol...
oleines 11 9 OLEINE, a glycerine...
olestra 12 8 (tradename) a noncal...
ologies 13 10 OLOGY, a science who...
oncomes 14 14 ONCOME, (Scots) a co...
ondines 10 10 ONDINE, a female wat...
oneness 9 9 unity [n -ES]
oneself 13 12 a person's self [pro...
onesies 10 8 ONESIE, a soft, loos...
oneyres 16 10 ONEYRE, (Shakespeare...
onliest 12 9 ONLY, standing alone...
onsides 11 9 ONSIDE, a cricket te...
oocytes 20 12 OOCYTE, an ovum befo...
oofiest 13 10 OOFY, expensive, ost...
oolites 12 8 OOLITE, a kind of li...
ooriest 11 7 OORIE, (Scots) dingy...
oosiest 11 7 OOSY, having fluff [...
ooziest 14 16 OOZY, oozing [adj]
opaques 21 20 OPAQUE, to make opaq...
opcodes 16 14 OPCODE, a code conta...
openest 12 11 OPEN, affording unob...
ophites 16 12 OPHITE, a name given...
opiates 13 10 OPIATE, to treat wit...
opposes 15 13 OPPOSE, to conflict...
oppress 16 13 to treat with tyrann...
optimes 15 13 OPTIME, an honour st...
oraches 16 12 ORACHE, a plant of t...
oracies 14 10 ORACY, skill in oral...
oracles 15 11 ORACLE, to utter as...
oranges 11 10 ORANGE, a citrus fru...
orbiest 14 10 ORBY, resembling a s...
orbless 15 11 not having an orb [a...
orcines 14 11 ORCINE, a chemical c...
ordines 11 9 ORDO, an annual reli...
ordures 12 9 ORDURE, manure [n]
oreades 10 8 OREAD, a mountain ny...
oreides 11 8 OREIDE, an alloy use...
orgones 11 10 ORGONE, according to...
orioles 12 8 ORIOLE, any of vario...
ornises 11 8 ORNIS, the collectio...
oroides 11 8 OROIDE, an alloy use...
oropesa 12 10 a fish-shaped float...
orpines 13 11 ORPINE, a kind of st...
orrices 15 10 ORRICE, the Florenti...
orrises 12 7 ORRIS, the Florentin...
oscines 14 11 OSCINE, a singing bi...
oscules 16 12 OSCULE, a small mout...
osmates 12 10 OSMATE, a salt of os...
osmoles 13 11 OSMOLE, a unit of os...
osmoses 12 10 OSMOSE, to undergo o...
ostoses 11 7 OSTOSIS, the formati...
otaries 11 7 OTARY, a big-eared s...
ouglies 14 11 OUGLIE, to make ugly...
ouldest 13 10 OULD, (Irish) old [a...
ouriest 12 8 OURIE, dingy, also O...
outages 12 10 OUTAGE, a failure in...
outdoes 11 9 OUTDO, to exceed in...
outgoes 12 10 OUTGO, to go beyond...
outjest 14 17 to excel in jesting...
outlies 13 9 OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outness 11 9 the state of being o...
outsees 11 8 OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outvies 14 12 OUTVIE, to surpass i...
ovaries 13 11 OVARY, a female repr...
owliest 16 11 OWLY, owlish, like a...
owriest 15 10 OWRIE, (Scots) dingy...
oxgates 18 16 OXGATE, as much land...
oxhides 20 17 OXHIDE, leather from...
oyesses 17 9 OYES, a proclamation...
paciest 17 13 PACY, fast, also PAC...
paddies 14 12 PADDY, a rice field,...
paddles 15 13 PADDLE, to propel wi...
paesani 12 11 PAESANO, (Spanish) a...
paesano 11 11 (Spanish) a fellow c...
paesans 12 11 PAESAN, (Spanish) a...
paidles 15 12 PAIDLE, (Scots) a fi...
paigles 16 13 PAIGLE, the cowslip,...
pairest 14 10 PAIR, (Scots) poor [...
palaces 17 14 PALACE, a royal resi...
palases 14 11 PALAS, (Hindi) a leg...
palates 14 11 PALATE, (Shakespeare...
paliest 15 11 PALY, somewhat pale...
palkees 15 15 PALKEE, (Hindi) a pa...
pallies 16 12 PALLY, as in to pall...
palmies 16 14 PALMY, a stroke on t...
palsies 15 11 PALSY, to affect wit...
panaxes 18 18 PANAX, (Greek) a tre...
pandies 13 12 PANDY, to punish by...
pansies 13 11 PANSY, a name for va...
panties 13 11 PANTIE, a woman's or...
pappies 18 16 PAPPY, a father [n]
papules 17 15 PAPULE, a pimple, al...
parades 13 11 PARADE, to march in...
parages 14 12 PARAGE, equality of...
parches 19 15 PARCH, to make very...
pareses 13 10 PARESIS, a partial f...
paresis 14 10 a partial form of pa...
pargoes 14 12 PARGO, (Spanish) a k...
parises 14 10 PARIS, a plant, herb...
parkees 14 14 PARKEE, a wind-proof...
parkies 15 14 PARKIE, (colloquial)...
parlies 15 11 PARLY, (Scots) a gin...
paroles 14 11 PAROLE, to give a co...
parores 13 10 PARORE, (Maori) a ty...
parries 14 10 PARRY, to ward off a...
parties 14 10 PARTY, to attend a s...
parures 14 11 PARURE, a set of mat...
paspies 16 13 PASPY, (French) a Br...
pasties 14 10 PASTIE, a meat pie,...
patches 19 15 PATCH, to mend or co...
patines 13 11 PATINE, to cover wit...
patness 13 11 suitability [n -ES]
patsies 14 10 PATSY, a person who...
pattest 14 10 PAT, hitting the mar...
patties 14 10 PATTY, a small, flat...
pattles 15 11 PATTLE, (Scots) a sm...
paunces 16 15 PAUNCE, a pansy flow...
pavages 16 16 PAVAGE, a charge for...
pavanes 14 15 PAVANE, (French) a s...
pavises 16 14 PAVISE, a large medi...
pavones 14 15 PAVONE, (Spenser) a...
pawnces 19 17 PAWNCE, (obsolete) a...
pawnees 15 14 PAWNEE, one to whom...
peaches 18 15 PEACH, to inform aga...
pearces 16 13 PEARCE, (Spenser) to...
peavies 15 14 PEAVY, a lever used...
pebbles 19 17 PEBBLE, to cover wit...
peddles 15 13 PEDDLE, to sell or o...
pedeses 13 11 PEDESIS, a Brownian...
pedesis 14 11 a Brownian movement...
peenges 13 13 PEENGE, (Scots) to w...
peeress 13 10 a noblewoman [n -ES]
peeries 13 10 PEERY, a wooden spin...
peewees 15 13 PEEWEE, a bird, the...
peggies 16 14 PEGGY, a small warbl...
pegless 16 13 lacking a peg [adj]
pelages 15 13 PELAGE, the coat or...
pelites 15 11 PELITE, any rock der...
penates 12 11 the Roman gods of th...
penises 13 11 PENIS, the male orga...
pennies 12 12 PENNY, a coin of the...
pensees 12 11 PENSEE, (French) a t...
peonies 12 11 PEONY, a showy flowe...
peoples 16 14 PEOPLE, to stock wit...
perches 19 15 PERCH, to sit in an...
perdues 14 12 PERDUE, (Shakespeare...
permies 15 13 PERMIE, a permanent...
perones 12 11 PERONE, the fibula,...
perries 14 10 PERRY, a beverage of...
persues 14 11 PERSUE, to follow, i...
pertest 14 10 PERT, impudent, jaun...
perukes 15 15 PERUKE, a kind of wi...
peruses 14 11 PERUSE, to read [v]
pesades 13 11 PESADE, a dressage m...
pesante 12 11 heavy in musical ter...
pesants 13 11 PESANT, (obsolete) a...
pesaunt 13 12 (obsolete) a peasant...
pesetas 13 10 PESETA, a monetary u...
pesewas 16 13 PESEWA, a monetary u...
peshwas 19 15 PESHWA, a chief mini...
peskier 15 14 PESKY, annoying [adj...
peskily 23 17 PESKY, annoying [adv...
pessary 20 12 a contraceptive devi...
pessima 15 13 PESSIMUM, a worst st...
pesters 14 10 PESTER, to bother [v...
pestful 18 15 pestilential [adj]
pestier 14 10 PESTY, annoying [adj...
pestled 15 12 PESTLE, to crush wit...
pestles 15 11 PESTLE, to crush wit...
petites 14 10 PETITE, a clothing s...
petties 14 10 PETTY, a junior scho...
pettles 15 11 PETTLE, to indulge,...
peyotes 19 12 PEYOTE, a hallucinog...
pheeres 15 12 PHEERE, a companion,...
pheesed 15 13 PHEESE, to unsettle,...
pheeses 15 12 PHEESE, to unsettle,...
pheezes 18 21 PHEEZE, to unsettle,...
phesing 17 15 PHESE, to unsettle,...
phishes 19 14 PHISH, to engage in...
phizzes 23 30 PHIZ, (colloquial) p...
phloxes 23 20 PHLOX, any plant of...
phoebes 17 15 PHOEBE, a small bird...
phonies 15 13 PHONY, to alter, so...
phoresy 22 14 a symbiotic relation...
phrases 16 12 PHRASE, to express i...
piaffes 18 16 PIAFFE, to perform a...
piccies 21 16 PICCY, (slang) a pic...
picenes 16 14 PICENE, a hydrocarbo...
pickles 20 18 PICKLE, to preserve...
piddles 16 13 PIDDLE, to deal in t...
pierces 17 13 PIERCE, to thrust, o...
pieties 14 10 PIETY, the state of...
piffles 20 17 PIFFLE, to talk in a...
piggies 17 14 PIGGIE, a small pig,...
pigmies 17 15 PIGMY, a small perso...
pikakes 16 18 PIKAKE, (Hawaiian) a...
pilches 21 16 PILCH, (archaic) a g...
pillies 17 12 PILLIE, (Australian...
pilules 17 13 PILULE, a small pill...
pimples 19 17 PIMPLE, an inflamed...
pinches 19 16 PINCH, to squeeze be...
pinenes 12 12 PINENE, the main con...
pinesap 15 14 a reddish fleshy her...
pingles 16 14 PINGLE, (Scots) to s...
pingoes 14 13 PINGO, (Inuit) a con...
piniest 14 11 PINY, covered with p...
pinites 14 11 PINITE, a greyish-gr...
pinkest 15 15 PINK, of a pale red...
pinkies 15 15 PINKY, the little fi...
pinkoes 14 15 PINKO, a person who...
pinless 15 12 lacking pins [adj]
pinnies 13 12 PINNY, (short for) p...
pinoles 14 12 PINOLE, (Spanish) an...
pinones 12 12 PINON, (Spanish) an...
pintles 15 12 PINTLE, a pin on whi...
pintoes 13 11 PINTO, (Spanish) a s...
pionies 13 11 PIONY, (obsolete) a...
pipages 17 15 PIPAGE, transportati...
pipiest 17 13 PIPY, like a pipe; h...
pipless 18 14 having no pips [adj]
pirates 14 10 PIRATE, to make ille...
pirnies 14 11 PIRNIE, (Scots) a st...
piskies 16 14 PISKY, a small fairy...
pitches 20 15 PITCH, to throw [v]
pizzles 22 29 PIZZLE, a bull's pen...
plaases 14 11 PLAAS, (Afrikaans) a...
plagues 16 14 PLAGUE, to pester or...
plaices 18 14 PLAICE, a European f...
plaques 23 21 PLAQUE, an ornamenta...
plashes 17 13 PLASH, to weave toge...
platies 15 11 PLATY, a small tropi...
pleases 14 11 PLEASE, to give enjo...
pledges 16 14 PLEDGE, to bind by s...
pleshes 17 13 PLESH, (Spenser) a p...
plessor 15 11 a small, hammer-like...
plisses 16 11 PLISSE, (French) a p...
plodges 16 14 PLODGE, (dialect) to...
plonges 15 14 PLONGE, to plunge, a...
plotzes 18 20 PLOTZ, (Yiddish) to...
plunges 16 15 PLUNGE, to thrust in...
plushes 18 14 PLUSH, a fabric with...
plusses 16 12 PLUS, to increase in...
poaches 18 15 POACH, to trespass t...
pockies 18 17 woollen mittens [n]
poddies 14 12 PODDY, a young calf...
poddles 15 13 PODDLE, to amble at...
podesta 13 11 (Italian) one of the...
podexes 19 18 PODEX, the rump [n]
podites 14 11 PODITE, a walking le...
poesied 13 11 POESY, to utter poet...
poesies 13 10 POESY, to utter poet...
poetess 13 10 a female poet, also...
poffles 19 17 POFFLE, (Scots) a pe...
pointes 13 11 POINTE, (French) the...
pokiest 15 14 POKY, cramped, also...
polices 18 14 POLICE, to make orde...
polises 15 11 POLIS, (Greek) an an...
pollees 15 12 POLLEE, one who is p...
pollies 16 12 POLLY, a type of min...
polypes 23 16 POLYPE, (obsolete) a...
pomaces 17 16 POMACE, the pulpy re...
pomades 14 14 POMADE, to apply a p...
pommies 16 16 POMMY, an immigrant...
pongees 13 13 PONGEE, (Chinese) a...
pongoes 13 13 PONGO, any large ape...
ponties 13 11 PONTY, an iron rod u...
pooches 18 15 POOCH, to bulge [v]
poodles 14 12 POODLE, a heavy-coat...
poogyes 20 14 POOGYE, an Indian no...
poonces 15 14 POONCE, to behave ef...
poorest 13 10 POOR, lacking the me...
pootles 14 11 POOTLE, to travel in...
poppies 18 16 POPPY, a brightly co...
popples 19 17 POPPLE, to move in a...
popsies 16 13 POPSIE, a term of en...
porches 19 15 PORCH, a low structu...
porgies 15 12 PORGY, a species of...
poriest 14 10 PORY, having pores [...
porkies 15 14 PORKY, a lie [n]
poroses 13 10 POROSIS, formation o...
porpess 16 13 a porpoise, also POR...
portess 14 10 (historical) a porta...
poshest 16 12 POSH, smart, stylish...
posiest 14 10 POSY, given to posin...
posoles 14 11 POSOLE, a thick soup...
possess 14 10 to have as an owner...
possies 14 10 POSSIE, (Australian...
posties 14 10 POSTIE, (Australian...
potages 14 12 POTAGE, (French) a t...
potales 14 11 POTALE, refuse from...
potches 19 15 POTCHE, to push viol...
potjies 16 19 POTJIE, (Afrikaans)...
potpies 16 13 POTPIE, a meat pie w...
potsies 14 10 POTSY, a children's...
potties 14 10 POTTY, a chamberpot,...
pottles 15 11 POTTLE, a small coni...
pouches 19 16 POUCH, to put in a p...
poudres 14 12 POUDRE, (obsolete) p...
pouffes 18 17 POUFFE, to give a pu...
poulpes 17 15 POULPE, the octopus,...
pounces 16 15 POUNCE, to swoop upo...
pouries 14 11 POURIE, (Scots) a co...
pousses 14 11 POUSSE, (Spenser) pe...
pownies 16 14 POWNY, (dialect) a p...
poxiest 20 17 POXY, afflicted by p...
pozoles 17 20 POZOLE, a thick soup...
pozzies 20 28 POZZY, (Australian s...
praeses 13 10 a chairman or presid...
praises 14 10 PRAISE, to express a...
prances 16 14 PRANCE, to spring fo...
praties 14 10 PRATIE, (Irish collo...
prawles 18 14 PRAWLE, (Shakespeare...
preaces 16 13 PREACE, to press, al...
preases 13 10 PREASE, to press, al...
precess 17 13 of a spinning globe,...
predies 14 11 PREDY, (obsolete) to...
preeves 15 14 PREEVE, to prove, al...
preifes 16 13 PREIFE, (obsolete) p...
premies 15 13 PREMY, (US slang) a...
presage 14 12 to foretell [v PRESA...
presale 14 11 before a sale [adj]...
presell 16 12 to promote a product...
present 13 11 soon [adj PRESENTLY]...
presets 14 10 PRESET, to set befor...
preship 19 15 to ship beforehand [...
preshow 19 15 to show beforehand [...
preside 14 11 to occupy the positi...
presift 17 13 to sift beforehand [...
presoak 14 14 to soak beforehand [...
presold 15 12 PRESELL, to promote...
presong 14 13 before a song [adj]
presort 14 10 to sort beforehand [...
pressed 14 11 PRESS, to compress o...
presser 14 10 one who presses [n -...
presses 14 10 PRESS, to compress o...
pressie 14 10 (colloquial) a prese...
pressor 14 10 a substance that rai...
prested 14 11 PREST, (obsolete) to...
prester 14 10 (Latin) a priest [n...
prestos 14 10 PRESTO, a musical pa...
presume 15 14 to take for granted...
pretest 14 10 to give a preliminar...
prevues 16 15 PREVUE, (US) to prev...
prexies 20 17 PREXY, (US slang) th...
priefes 16 13 PRIEFE, (Scots) proo...
priests 15 10 PRIEST, to ordain as...
prieves 16 14 PRIEVE, to prove, al...
princes 17 14 PRINCE, to play the...
prisses 15 10 PRISS, to act in a p...
privies 17 14 PRIVY, an outhouse [...
process 17 13 to treat or prepare...
profess 16 13 to affirm openly [v...
proines 13 11 PROINE, (obsolete) t...
pronest 13 11 PRONE, lying face do...
prosses 14 10 PROSS, (colloquial)...
protest 14 10 to express strong ob...
prowess 17 13 exceptional ability...
prowest 17 13 PROW, (archaic) full...
proxies 20 17 PROXY, a person auth...
proynes 19 13 PROYNE, to prune, al...
pruines 14 12 PRUINE, (Shakespeare...
psoases 13 10 PSOAS, a muscle of t...
psyches 26 17 PSYCHE, the mental s...
pubises 17 14 PUBIS, a bone of the...
puckles 20 19 PUCKLE, (Scots) a sm...
puddies 15 13 PUDDY, (colloquial)...
puddles 16 14 PUDDLE, to make a sm...
pudsies 15 12 PUDSY, a plump perso...
puggies 17 15 PUGGIE, (Scots) a mo...
puggles 18 16 PUGGLE, to cause to...
pugrees 15 13 PUGREE, (Hindi) a tu...
puirest 15 11 PUIR, (Scots) poor [...
puisnes 14 12 PUISNE, a puisne jud...
pukiest 16 15 PUKY, reminiscent of...
puliest 16 12 PULY, given to pulin...
pullies 17 13 PULLY, (colloquial)...
pulques 24 22 PULQUE, a fermented...
pumices 19 17 PUMICE, to polish wi...
punches 19 17 PUNCH, to perforate...
pungles 16 15 PUNGLE, (US) to cont...
puniest 14 12 PUNY, of inferior si...
punjies 16 21 PUNJI, to fortify wi...
punkest 15 16 PUNK, of inferior qu...
punkies 15 16 PUNKIE, a biting gna...
puntees 13 12 PUNTEE, an iron supp...
punties 14 12 PUNTY, an iron suppo...
pupates 16 14 PUPATE, to pass thro...
puppies 19 17 PUPPY, to give birth...
purfles 18 15 PURFLE, to decorate...
purines 14 12 PURINE, a white crys...
purpies 17 14 PURPY, (Scots) pursl...
purples 18 15 PURPLE, to make the...
pursues 15 12 PURSUE, to follow, i...
pussies 15 11 PUSSY, a cat, also P...
puttees 14 11 PUTTEE, a legging fo...
putties 15 11 PUTTY, to fill with...
putures 15 12 PUTURE, (historical)...
puzzles 22 30 PUZZLE, to cause unc...
pygmies 23 17 PYGMY, a small perso...
pyrenes 19 13 PYRENE, the hard cov...
pyrexes 26 19 PYREX, (tradename) a...
pyrites 21 12 PYRITE, a brassy yel...
pyrones 19 13 PYRONE, a type of ch...
pyropes 22 15 PYROPE, a fiery red...
pyroses 20 12 PYROSIS, heart-burn...
pyxides 27 20 PYXIS, a little box...
pzazzes 23 37 PZAZZ, flamboyance,...
quaeres 19 17 QUAERE, to inquire o...
quarest 20 17 QUARE, (dialect) que...
quartes 20 17 QUARTE, the fourth o...
quashes 22 19 QUASH, to set aside...
quasses 20 17 QUASS, a kind of Rus...
quatres 20 17 QUATRE, (French) a c...
qubytes 29 22 QUBYTE, a sequence o...
queests 20 17 QUEEST, the ringdove...
queries 20 17 QUERY, to question [...
quested 20 18 QUEST, to make a sea...
quester 20 17 a person who seeks,...
questor 20 17 (Latin) an ancient R...
quethes 22 19 QUETHE, (obsolete) t...
quiches 26 22 QUICH, (Spenser) to...
quiesce 23 20 to quieten down [v Q...
quinces 23 21 QUINCE, a fragrant,...
quinies 20 18 QUINIE, (Scots) a yo...
quintes 20 18 QUINTE, an attacking...
quinzes 23 27 QUINZE, a card game...
quizzes 27 35 QUIZ, to interrogate...
qurshes 23 19 QURSH, (Arabic) a mo...
rabbies 16 13 RABBI, (Hebrew) a Je...
rabbles 17 14 RABBLE, to stir with...
racemes 15 13 RACEME, an indefinit...
raciest 15 10 RACY, pungent [adj]
rackles 17 15 RACKLE, a chain [n]
raddest 12 9 RAD, afraid [adj]
raddles 13 10 RADDLE, to redden wi...
radgest 13 10 RADGE, (Scots) angry...
radices 15 11 RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radioes 11 8 RADIO, to transmit b...
radixes 18 15 RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radomes 12 11 RADOME, a domelike d...
rafales 14 11 RAFALE, (French) a b...
raffles 17 14 RAFFLE, to dispose o...
raggees 13 11 RAGGEE, (Hindi) a ki...
raggies 14 11 RAGGY, a kind of mil...
raggles 15 12 RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
rallies 14 9 RALLY, to call toget...
rallyes 20 11 RALLYE, (US) a (car)...
rambles 16 14 RAMBLE, to wander [v...
rammies 14 13 RAMMY, a row [n]
rammles 15 14 RAMMLE, (English dia...
ranches 16 13 RANCH, to work at an...
randies 11 9 RANDIE, a violent be...
rankest 12 12 RANK, disagreeable i...
rankles 13 13 RANKLE, to cause irr...
rapines 13 11 RAPINE, the taking o...
rappees 15 13 RAPPEE, (French) a p...
rashest 14 9 RASH, acting without...
rashies 14 9 RASHIE, (Australian...
rassles 13 8 RASSLE, (colloquial)...
rasures 12 8 RASURE, the act of s...
ratches 17 12 RATCH, to wander, pr...
rathest 14 9 RATHE, (archaic) qui...
ratines 11 8 RATINE, (French) a r...
ratites 12 7 RATITE, a bird havin...
rattles 13 8 RATTLE, to make a qu...
raunges 12 11 RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
ravages 14 13 RAVAGE, to destroy [...
raviest 14 11 RAVEY, characteristi...
ravines 13 12 RAVINE, a narrow, st...
rawness 14 11 the state of being r...
rayless 19 10 without rays [adj RA...
razures 15 17 RAZURE, the act of s...
razzles 19 26 RAZZLE, a rowdy drin...
reaches 16 12 REACH, to stretch ou...
readies 11 8 READY, to make ready...
realest 12 8 REAL, actually exist...
rebases 13 10 REBASE, to set a new...
rebates 13 10 REBATE, to give a di...
rebites 14 10 REBITE, in engraving...
rebores 13 10 REBORE, to bore out...
rebukes 15 15 REBUKE, to reprove s...
rebuses 14 11 REBUS, a representat...
recanes 13 11 RECANE, to replace t...
reccies 18 13 RECCY, (colloquial)...
recedes 14 11 RECEDE, to move back...
recipes 17 13 RECIPE, a set of ins...
recites 15 10 RECITE, to say from...
recodes 14 11 RECODE, to code agai...
recules 16 12 RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recures 15 11 RECURE, to cure agai...
recuses 15 11 RECUSE, to disqualif...
redates 11 8 REDATE, to change th...
reddest 12 9 RED, the colour of b...
reddles 13 10 REDDLE, to colour wi...
redeyes 17 10 REDEYE, a railroad d...
redness 11 9 the state of being r...
redoxes 17 15 REDOX, a type of che...
redress 12 8 to set right [v -ED,...
redries 12 8 REDRY, to dry again...
reduces 15 12 REDUCE, to diminish...
reeches 16 12 REECH, to emit smoke...
reested 11 8 REEST, to be noisily...
refaces 16 13 REFACE, to repair th...
refiles 15 11 REFILE, to file agai...
refines 13 11 REFINE, to free from...
refires 14 10 REFIRE, to fire agai...
refixes 20 17 REFIX, to fix again...
reflies 15 11 REFLY, to fly again...
refresh 16 12 to restore the well-...
refries 14 10 REFRY, to fry again...
refuges 15 13 REFUGE, to give or t...
refuses 14 11 REFUSE, to decline t...
refutes 14 11 REFUTE, to prove to...
regales 13 10 REGALE, to delight [...
regests 13 9 REGEST [n]
reggaes 13 11 REGGAE, a form of po...
regimes 14 12 REGIME, a system of...
regives 15 13 REGIVE, to give agai...
reglues 14 11 REGLUE, to glue agai...
regress 13 9 to go back [v -ED, -...
rehires 14 9 REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehomes 14 12 REHOME, to home agai...
reifies 14 10 REIFY, to regard as...
rejones 12 17 REJON, (Spanish) a l...
relaces 15 11 RELACE, to do up aga...
relates 12 8 RELATE, to give an a...
relaxes 18 15 RELAX, to make less...
releves 14 12 RELEVE, (French) a r...
relines 12 9 RELINE, to line agai...
relives 15 12 RELIVE, to experienc...
rellies 14 9 RELLIE, (Australian...
relumes 14 12 RELUME, to light aga...
remades 12 11 REMADE, a thing e.g....
remakes 13 14 REMAKE, to make over...
remates 12 10 REMATE, to mate agai...
rembles 16 14 REMBLE, to remove [v...
remedes 12 11 REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remiges 14 12 REMEX, (Latin) one o...
remises 13 10 REMISE, to give up a...
remixes 19 17 REMIX, to mix again...
remotes 12 10 REMOTE, a remote con...
removes 14 14 REMOVE, to transfer...
renames 11 11 RENAME, to issue wit...
reneges 11 10 RENEGE, to refuse, d...
renests 11 8 RENEST, to nest agai...
renkest 12 12 RENK, (dialect) unpl...
repaves 15 14 REPAVE, to pave agai...
repines 13 11 REPINE, to express d...
replies 15 11 REPLY, to answer [v]
repones 12 11 REPONE, to restore t...
reposes 13 10 REPOSE, to lie at re...
repress 14 10 to keep under contro...
repures 14 11 REPURE, to purify ag...
reputes 14 11 REPUTE, to consider...
request 20 17 to ask for [v -ED, -...
rerises 12 7 RERISE, to rise agai...
resails 13 8 RESAIL, to sail agai...
resales 12 8 RESALE, the act of s...
resawed 14 11 RESAW, to saw again...
rescale 15 11 to plan to a new sca...
rescind 15 12 to annul, remove [v...
rescore 14 10 to score again [v RE...
rescued 15 12 RESCUE, to free from...
rescuee 14 11 one that is rescued...
rescuer 15 11 one who rescues [n -...
rescues 15 11 RESCUE, to free from...
reseals 12 8 RESEAL, to seal agai...
reseats 11 7 RESEAT, to seat agai...
reseaus 11 8 RESEAU, a filter scr...
reseaux 17 15 RESEAU, a filter scr...
resects 15 10 RESECT, to cut away...
resedas 11 8 RESEDA, (French) a p...
reseeds 11 8 RESEED, to seed agai...
reseeks 12 11 RESEEK, to seek agai...
reseize 14 16 (Spenser) to reinsta...
resells 14 9 RESELL, to sell agai...
resends 11 9 RESEND, to send agai...
resents 11 8 RESENT, to feel affr...
reserve 13 11 to hold in abeyance...
resewed 14 11 RESEW, to sew again...
reshape 15 12 to shape again [v RE...
reshave 15 13 to shave again [v RE...
reshine 13 10 to shine again [v RE...
reships 17 12 RESHIP, to ship agai...
reshoed 13 10 RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshoes 13 9 RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshone 12 10 RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshoot 13 9 to film a scene agai...
reshown 16 13 RESHOW, to show agai...
reshows 17 12 RESHOW, to show agai...
resiant 11 8 (archaic) a resident...
resided 12 9 RESIDE, to live in a...
resider 12 8 one who resides [n -...
resides 12 8 RESIDE, to live in a...
residua 12 9 RESIDUUM, (Latin) a...
residue 12 9 something remaining...
resifts 15 10 RESIFT, to sift agai...
resight 16 11 to sight again [v -E...
resigns 13 10 RESIGN, to give up a...
resiled 13 9 RESILE, to spring ba...
resiles 13 8 RESILE, to spring ba...
resilin 13 9 an elastic substance...
resined 11 9 RESIN, to impregnate...
resiner 11 8 a resin gatherer [n...
resists 13 7 RESIST, to strive ag...
resited 12 8 RESITE, to move to a...
resites 12 7 RESITE, to move to a...
resized 15 17 RESIZE, to size agai...
resizes 15 16 RESIZE, to size agai...
reskews 16 14 RESKEW, (Spenser) to...
reskill 16 13 to retrain employees...
reskins 13 12 RESKIN, to replace t...
reskued 13 13 RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
reskues 13 12 RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
reslate 12 8 to put down new slat...
resmelt 14 11 to smelt again [v -E...
resoaks 12 11 RESOAK, to soak agai...
resojet 13 16 a pulsejet [n -S]
resoled 12 9 RESOLE, to put on ne...
resoles 12 8 RESOLE, to put on ne...
resolve 14 12 to make a firm decis...
resorbs 14 10 RESORB, to absorb ag...
resorts 12 7 RESORT, to sort agai...
resound 11 10 to make an echoing s...
resowed 14 11 RESOW, to sow again...
respace 16 13 to provide new spaci...
respade 13 11 to turn over soil ag...
respeak 14 14 to speak again [v RE...
respect 17 13 to have high regard...
respell 16 12 to spell again [v RE...
respelt 15 11 RESPELL, to spell ag...
respire 14 10 to breathe [v RESPIR...
respite 14 10 to relieve temporari...
resplit 16 11 to split again [v RE...
respoke 14 14 RESPEAK, to speak ag...
respond 13 12 to say or act in ret...
respool 14 11 to spool again [v -E...
respots 14 10 RESPOT, to spot agai...
respray 20 12 to spray again [v -E...
restack 16 14 to stack again [v -E...
restaff 16 13 to staff again [v -E...
restage 12 9 to put on the same p...
restamp 15 13 to stamp again [v -E...
restart 12 7 to start again [v -E...
restate 11 7 to state again [v RE...
restems 13 10 RESTEM, to force aga...
resters 12 7 RESTER, one who rest...
restful 16 12 relaxing [adj RESTFU...
restier 12 7 RESTY, (obsolete) re...
restiff 17 13 (obsolete) restive [...
resting 13 10 the act of resting [...
restive 14 11 uneasy, as if ready...
restock 16 14 to stock again [v -E...
restoke 12 11 to stoke again [v RE...
restore 11 7 to bring back to the...
restudy 19 11 to study again [v RE...
restuff 17 14 to stuff again [v -E...
restump 16 14 to replace the housi...
restyle 19 10 to make into a new s...
results 14 9 RESULT, to follow as...
resumed 13 12 RESUME, to begin aga...
resumer 13 11 one who resumes [n -...
resumes 13 11 RESUME, to begin aga...
resurge 13 10 to rise again [v RES...
resuses 12 8 RESUS, (short for) r...
retakes 12 11 RETAKE, to take back...
retapes 13 10 RETAPE, to tape agai...
retaxes 17 14 RETAX, to tax again...
retches 17 12 RETCH, to make an ef...
retenes 10 8 RETENE, a hydrocarbo...
retests 12 7 RETEST, to test agai...
retiles 13 8 RETILE, to tile agai...
retimes 13 10 RETIME, to time agai...
retines 11 8 RETINE, a substance...
retires 12 7 RETIRE, to withdraw...
retoxes 17 14 RETOX, to embark on...
retrees 11 7 RETREE, in papermaki...
retries 12 7 RETRY, to try again...
retunes 11 9 RETUNE, to tune agai...
retypes 20 12 RETYPE, to type agai...
reurges 13 10 REURGE, to press str...
reveres 13 11 REVERE, to regard wi...
revests 14 11 REVEST, to vest agai...
reviles 15 12 REVILE, to assail wi...
revises 14 11 REVISE, to make a ne...
revives 16 15 REVIVE, to bring bac...
revokes 14 15 REVOKE, to annul by...
revotes 13 11 REVOTE, to vote agai...
rewakes 15 14 REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewaxes 20 17 REWAX, to wax again...
rewires 15 10 REWIRE, to install n...
rexines 17 15 REXINE, (tradename)...
rezones 13 17 REZONE, to zone agai...
rhaphes 18 14 RHAPHE, a seamlike r...
rhodies 14 10 RHODY, (colloquial)...
ribbies 17 13 RIBBIE, in baseball,...
ribeyes 20 12 RIBEYE, a choice cut...
ribibes 17 13 RIBIBE, (obsolete) a...
ribless 16 11 without ribs [adj]
riboses 14 10 RIBOSE, a pentose su...
richest 18 12 RICH, wealthy [adj]
riciest 16 10 RICY, containing ric...
rickles 18 15 RICKLE, (Scots) a lo...
riddles 14 10 RIDDLE, to pierce wi...
riffles 18 14 RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riliest 14 8 RILEY, turbid, also...
rimayes 19 12 RIMAYE, a bergschrun...
rimiest 14 10 RIMY, covered with r...
rimless 15 11 without a rim [adj]
rimples 17 14 RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
ripples 18 14 RIPPLE, to form smal...
risques 21 17 RISQUE, a hazard or...
risuses 13 8 RISUS, (Latin) a lau...
rivages 15 13 RIVAGE, (French) a s...
roaches 16 12 ROACH, to clip or tr...
roadies 11 8 ROADIE, a person who...
rodless 13 9 without a rod [adj]
roestis 12 7 ROESTI, a dish of gr...
rokiest 13 11 ROKY, (dialect) mist...
rollies 14 9 ROLLIE, a hand-rolle...
romages 13 12 ROMAGE, (Shakespeare...
ronnies 10 9 RONNIE, (slang) Dubl...
roofies 13 10 ROOFIE, a tablet of...
rookies 12 11 ROOKIE, a new recrui...
roomies 12 10 ROOMIE, (colloquial)...
rooties 11 7 ROOTY, military slan...
rootles 12 8 ROOTLE, to grub [v]
ropiest 14 10 ROPY, resembling rop...
roriest 12 7 RORY, (Scots) noisy,...
rosaces 14 10 ROSACE, (French) a r...
roscoes 14 10 ROSCOE, (US slang) a...
rosiest 12 7 ROSY, rose-coloured...
rotates 11 7 ROTATE, to turn like...
rotches 17 12 ROTCH, the little au...
roubles 15 12 ROUBLE, a monetary u...
rouches 17 13 ROUCHE, (French) a f...
rounces 14 12 ROUNCE, part of a ha...
rowdies 15 11 ROWDY, a noisy, turb...
rubaces 17 14 RUBACE, a kind of ru...
rubbies 17 14 RUBBY, (Canadian sla...
rubbles 18 15 RUBBLE, to reduce in...
rubiest 15 11 RUBY, red like a rub...
rubines 14 12 RUBINE, (Spenser) a...
rubuses 15 12 RUBUS, (Latin) a gen...
ruckles 18 16 RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
rudases 12 9 RUDAS, (Scots) a fou...
ruddies 13 10 RUDDY, to redden [v]
ruddles 14 11 RUDDLE, to colour wi...
rudesby 21 14 (Shakespeare) an unc...
ruelles 14 10 RUELLE, the space be...
ruffles 18 15 RUFFLE, to disturb t...
rugbies 16 13 RUGBY, a form of foo...
rulesse 13 9 (Spenser) unruly, wi...
ruliest 14 9 RULY, obedient, orde...
rumbles 17 15 RUMBLE, to make a de...
rummest 15 14 RUM, odd, droll [adj...
rummies 15 14 RUMMY, a card game [...
rumness 13 12 the state of being o...
rumpies 16 14 RUMPY, a Manx cat [n...
rumples 17 15 RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
runches 17 14 RUNCH, a wild radish...
rundles 13 11 RUNDLE, a round, a r...
runkles 14 14 RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
runless 13 10 scoring no runs in b...
rushees 14 10 RUSHEE, a college st...
rustles 14 9 RUSTLE, to steal cat...
rustres 13 8 RUSTRE, a lozenge pi...
rutiles 14 9 RUTILE, a reddish-br...
sabines 13 11 SABINE, an evergreen...
sacless 16 11 quiet; peaceable; in...
sacques 23 20 SACQUE, a woman's lo...
saddest 12 9 SAD, unhappy [adj]
saddies 12 9 SADDIE, a dull unsoc...
saddles 13 10 SADDLE, to put a lea...
saddoes 11 9 SADDO, (slang) an un...
sadness 11 9 the state of being s...
saftest 14 10 SAFT, (Scots) soft [...
sagenes 11 10 SAGENE, a network [n...
sagiest 13 9 SAGY, flavoured with...
saidest 12 8 (archaic) 2nd person...
saiques 20 17 SAIQUE, a Levantine...
sairest 12 7 SAIR, (Scots) sore,...
saithes 14 9 SAITHE, the coalfish...
salades 12 9 SALADE, in medieval...
salices 16 11 SALIX, any of a genu...
salines 12 9 SALINE, a salt solut...
sallees 13 9 SALLEE, a species of...
sallies 14 9 SALLY, to rush out s...
saltest 13 8 SALT, tasting of sal...
salties 13 8 SALTIE, a deep-sea v...
salutes 13 9 SALUTE, to greet wit...
salvoes 14 12 SALVO, to discharge...
samboes 14 13 SAMBO, a colloquial...
samiest 13 10 SAMEY, (colloquial)...
samites 13 10 SAMITE, a rich and h...
sammies 14 13 SAMMY, an Indian fru...
samples 16 14 SAMPLE, to test a sp...
sannies 10 9 SANNIE, (Scots) a sa...
sapeles 14 11 SAPELE, a tropical t...
sapless 15 11 lacking vitality [ad...
sapotes 13 10 SAPOTE, a tropical A...
sapples 17 14 SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
sarapes 13 10 SARAPE, (Spanish) a...
sarmies 13 10 SARMIE, (South Afric...
sarnies 11 8 SARNIE, (colloquial)...
sarodes 11 8 SARODE, (Hindi) an I...
saroses 11 7 SAROS, the eclipse c...
saruses 12 8 SARUS, (Hindi) a lar...
sasines 11 8 SASINE, (Scots) infe...
sassies 12 7 SASSY, the bark of a...
satires 12 7 SATIRE, the use of r...
satyres 18 9 SATYRE, in phrase se...
saulges 14 11 SAULGE, (Spenser) th...
saulies 13 9 SAULIE, (Scots) a hi...
sauries 12 8 SAURY, a sharp-beake...
savages 14 13 SAVAGE, to attack or...
savates 13 11 SAVATE, (French) a F...
savines 13 12 SAVINE, a species of...
savvies 16 15 SAVVY, to understand...
scabies 17 13 a contagious skin in...
scarres 15 10 SCARRE, (Scots) to s...
scarves 17 14 SCARF, a piece of cl...
scathes 17 12 SCATHE, to injure, a...
scernes 14 11 SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schemes 18 15 SCHEME, to plan or p...
schmoes 18 15 SCHMOE, (Yiddish) a...
sclates 16 11 SCLATE, (Scots) slat...
sclaves 18 15 SCLAVE, (obsolete) a...
scleres 16 11 SCLERE, a sponge spi...
sconces 17 14 SCONCE, to entrench,...
scorses 15 10 SCORSE, (obsolete) t...
scouses 15 11 SCOUSE, a type of me...
scrapes 17 13 SCRAPE, to rub and m...
scrayes 21 12 SCRAYE, the tern, al...
scribes 18 13 SCRIBE, to mark with...
scrikes 17 14 SCRIKE, to shriek, a...
scrines 15 11 SCRINE, (obsolete) a...
scrives 18 14 SCRIVE, to write, es...
scrobes 17 13 SCROBE, a groove [n]
scromes 16 13 SCROME, (dialect) to...
scrotes 15 10 SCROTE, (slang) a wo...
scruzes 19 20 SCRUZE, (obsolete) t...
scrynes 21 13 SCRYNE, (Spenser) a...
sculles 18 13 SCULLE, (obsolete) a...
scunges 16 14 SCUNGE, to slink abo...
scuzzes 22 29 SCUZZ, dirt [n]
scythes 24 14 SCYTHE, to cut with...
sdaines 11 9 SDAINE, (obsolete) t...
seances 13 11 SEANCE, (French) a s...
searces 14 10 SEARCE, (obsolete) t...
searest 11 7 SEAR, scorched, with...
sebates 13 10 SEBATE, a salt of se...
secedes 14 11 SECEDE, to withdraw...
seckles 17 15 SECKLE, a small redd...
secures 15 11 SECURE, to make firm...
sedates 11 8 SEDATE, to tranquill...
seduces 15 12 SEDUCE, to lead astr...
seeress 11 7 a female seer [n -ES...
seesaws 14 10 SEESAW, to move up a...
seethes 13 9 SEETHE, to surge or...
seiches 17 12 SEICHE, (French) a r...
seikest 13 11 SEIK, (Scots) sick [...
seities 12 7 SEITY, personal iden...
sekoses 12 11 SEKOS, (Greek) a sac...
selfies 15 11 SELFIE, (Australian)...
selkies 14 12 SELKIE, (Scots) a se...
sembles 16 14 SEMBLE, to bring tog...
sememes 13 13 SEMEME, the smallest...
semises 13 10 SEMIS, (Latin) a coi...
senates 10 8 SENATE, a governing...
senesce 13 11 to become old [v SEN...
seniles 12 9 SENILE, one who exhi...
senores 10 8 SENOR, (Spanish) a S...
senvies 13 12 SENVY, (obsolete) mu...
serapes 13 10 SERAPE, (Spanish) a...
serenes 10 8 SERENE, to tranquill...
serines 11 8 SERINE, a polar amin...
serries 12 7 SERRY, to press clos...
sesames 12 10 SESAME, (Arabic) a p...
seselis 13 8 SESELI, a kind of um...
sessile 13 8 stalkless, permanent...
sessing 13 10 SESS, to assess (how...
session 11 8 a period of time spe...
sestets 12 7 SESTET, a piece of m...
sestett 12 7 a piece of music com...
sestina 11 8 (Italian) an old ver...
sestine 11 8 an old verse-form of...
sestons 11 8 SESTON, (German) a v...
setness 11 8 the state of being s...
settees 11 7 SETTEE, a long seat...
settles 13 8 SETTLE, to place in...
setules 13 9 SETULE, a small bris...
sewages 15 12 SEWAGE, the waste ma...
sexiest 18 14 SEXY, arousing sexua...
sexless 19 15 lacking sexual chara...
shakoes 14 13 SHAKO, (Hungarian) t...
shammes 16 15 (Yiddish) a minor of...
shashes 16 11 SHASH, to provide wi...
shavies 16 13 SHAVIE, (Scots) a tr...
sheaves 15 13 SHEAVE, to gather in...
sheesha 15 11 (Urdu) a kind of wat...
sheeves 15 13 SHEEVE, the wheel of...
shelves 17 14 SHELVE, to place on...
sheroes 13 9 SHERO, a woman regar...
shikses 16 13 SHIKSE, (Yiddish) a...
shiness 14 10 (obsolete) shyness [...
shinies 14 10 SHINY, a bright obje...
shinnes 13 11 SHINNE, (archaic) ch...
shooles 14 10 SHOOLE, (dialect) to...
shoppes 18 15 SHOPPE, a small stor...
shottes 14 9 SHOTTE, a young pig,...
shouses 14 10 SHOUSE, (Australian...
shrikes 16 13 SHRIKE, to shriek, a...
shrines 14 10 SHRINE, to place on...
shrives 17 13 SHRIVE, to hear a co...
shroves 16 13 SHROVE, to celebrate...
shushes 17 12 SHUSH, to hush [v]
shyness 20 12 the state of being s...
siamese 12 10 to join pipes in a w...
sickees 16 14 SICKEE, a day off wo...
sickest 17 14 SICK, affected with...
sickies 17 14 SICKIE, a day off wo...
sickles 18 15 SICKLE, to harvest w...
siecles 16 11 SIECLE, (French) a c...
siestas 12 7 SIESTA, (Spanish) a...
siffles 18 14 SIFFLE, to whistle,...
signees 12 10 SIGNEE, a signer of...
silages 14 10 SILAGE, to harvest a...
silanes 12 9 SILANE, a gas, silic...
silenes 12 9 SILENE, a flowering...
silesia 13 8 a thin twilled cotto...
silexes 19 15 SILEX, (Latin) finel...
silkies 15 12 SILKIE, (Scots) a se...
sillies 15 9 SILLY, a silly perso...
similes 15 11 SIMILE, a figure of...
simples 17 14 SIMPLE, (archaic) to...
singles 14 11 SINGLE, to select fr...
sinless 13 9 without sin [adj SIN...
sinuses 12 9 SINUS, a cranial cav...
sipples 18 14 SIPPLE, to sip at le...
sirrees 12 7 SIRREE, (US) a mode...
sissies 13 7 SISSY, a weak, girli...
situses 13 8 SITUS, (Latin) the p...
sixties 19 14 SIXTY, a number [n]
siziest 16 16 SIZY, pertaining to...
sizzles 20 26 SIZZLE, to fry with...
skeanes 11 12 SKEANE, a length of...
skewest 16 14 SKEW, oblique, biase...
sklates 14 12 SKLATE, (Scots) to c...
skoshes 15 13 SKOSH, (Japanese) a...
skrikes 15 15 SKRIKE, (dialect) to...
skyiest 20 13 SKYEY, resembling th...
skyless 21 14 without a sky [adj]
slashes 15 10 SLASH, to cut with v...
sleaves 14 12 SLEAVE, to separate...
sleazes 15 17 SLEAZE [n]
sledges 14 11 SLEDGE, to convey on...
sleeves 14 12 SLEEVE, to supply wi...
slieves 15 12 SLIEVE, (Irish) a mo...
slishes 16 10 SLISH, (Shakespeare)...
sloshes 15 10 SLOSH, to move with...
slowest 16 11 SLOW, moving with li...
sludges 15 12 SLUDGE, to cover wit...
sluices 17 12 SLUICE, to wash with...
slurves 16 13 SLURVE, a type of pi...
slushes 16 11 SLUSH, to splash wit...
slyness 19 11 the state of being s...
smashes 15 12 SMASH, to shatter vi...
smeuses 13 11 SMEUSE, (dialect) a...
smidges 15 13 SMIDGE, a very small...
smilies 15 11 SMILEY, a set of cha...
smoiles 14 11 SMOILE, (obsolete) t...
smokies 14 14 SMOKIE, (Scots) a sm...
smooges 13 12 SMOOGE, (Australian...
smouses 13 11 SMOUSE, (Yiddish) to...
smoyles 20 13 SMOYLE, (obsolete) t...
smudges 15 14 SMUDGE, to smear or...
smushes 16 13 SMUSH, to crush [v]
snashes 13 10 SNASH, to talk abusi...
snastes 11 8 SNASTE, (dialect) a...
snathes 13 10 SNATHE, the curved h...
snebbes 15 14 SNEBBE, to reprimand...
sneezes 13 17 SNEEZE, to make a su...
snidest 12 9 SNIDE, base, also SN...
snooses 10 8 SNOOSE, chewing toba...
snoozes 13 17 SNOOZE, to sleep lig...
snubbes 16 15 SNUBBE, (archaic) a...
snudges 13 12 SNUDGE, to be snug a...
snushes 14 11 SNUSH, (obsolete) to...
soapies 13 10 SOAPIE, a serial mel...
soboles 14 11 SOBOLE, a creeping u...
socages 15 12 SOCAGE, a form of fe...
soddies 12 9 SODDY, a house built...
softest 14 10 SOFT, not hard, also...
softies 14 10 SOFTY, a sentimental...
soirees 11 7 SOIREE, (French) an...
solaces 15 11 SOLACE, to console [...
solates 12 8 SOLATE, to convert o...
solives 15 12 SOLIVE, a joist or b...
soluses 13 9 SOLUS, a poster or a...
solutes 13 9 SOLUTE, the minor co...
sombres 15 13 SOMBRE, to make somb...
somites 13 10 SOMITE, a body segme...
sonless 12 9 without a son [adj]
sonnies 10 9 SONNY, (colloquial)...
sonties 11 8 a mild oath, sanctit...
soogees 11 9 SOOGEE, to clean a s...
soogies 12 9 SOOGIE, to clean a s...
soonest 10 8 SOON, in the near fu...
soothes 13 9 SOOTHE, to calm, or...
sophies 16 12 SOPHY, a ruler of Pe...
sopites 14 10 SOPITE, to put to sl...
sorages 12 9 SORAGE, a hawk in it...
sorexes 17 14 SOREX, the common sh...
sorites 12 7 (Greek) a string of...
soroses 11 7 SOROSIS, (Greek) a f...
sorties 12 7 SORTIE, to attack su...
souples 15 12 SOUPLE, to make supp...
sources 15 11 SOURCE, to originate...
sourest 12 8 SOUR, having an acid...
sourses 12 8 SOURSE, (Spenser) a...
souties 12 8 SOUTIE, (South Afric...
sowsses 15 10 SOWSSE, (Spenser) to...
soyuzes 21 19 SOYUZ, a Soviet mann...
sozines 14 17 SOZINE, a type of pr...
sozzles 19 26 SOZZLE, to intoxicat...
spadoes 13 11 SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spahees 15 12 SPAHEE, (Turkish) fo...
spalles 16 12 SPALLE, (Spenser) th...
sparest 14 10 SPARE, meagre [adj]
sparges 15 12 SPARGE, to sprinkle...
sparkes 15 14 SPARKE, (Spenser) a...
sparres 14 10 SPARRE, (archaic) a...
spathes 16 12 SPATHE, a large shea...
spavies 16 14 SPAVIE, (Scots) spav...
spazzes 20 28 SPAZZ, (slang) to la...
species 17 13 (Latin) a population...
speises 14 10 SPEISE, (German) a m...
spences 16 14 SPENCE, a pantry, al...
spenses 13 11 SPENSE, a pantry, al...
speoses 13 10 SPEOS, (Greek) a gro...
sperres 14 10 SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
sperses 14 10 SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sphenes 15 13 SPHENE, the mineral...
spheres 16 12 SPHERE, to form into...
spitzes 18 19 SPITZ, (German) a br...
splakes 16 15 SPLAKE, a freshwater...
splices 19 14 SPLICE, to join at b...
splines 15 12 SPLINE, to provide w...
splores 15 11 SPLORE, (Scots) a fr...
sponges 14 13 SPONGE, to wipe with...
sposhes 16 12 SPOSH, (US) slush [n...
spouses 14 11 SPOUSE, to betroth,...
spriest 15 10 SPRY, smart, dapper...
sprites 15 10 SPRITE, an elf or fa...
spruces 18 14 SPRUCE, to make smar...
spryest 21 12 SPRY, smart, dapper...
spulyes 22 14 SPULYE, (Scots) to p...
spunges 15 14 SPUNGE, (obsolete) a...
spurges 16 13 SPURGE, a plant of g...
spurnes 14 12 SPURNE, (Spenser) to...
squames 21 20 SQUAME, a scale, als...
squares 20 17 SQUARE, to make equa...
squires 21 17 SQUIRE, to escort [v...
stables 15 11 STABLE, to put in a...
stactes 15 10 STACTE, a sweet-smel...
stalest 13 8 STALE, not fresh [ad...
stances 14 11 STANCE, a manner of...
stanzes 14 17 STANZE, (Shakespeare...
staples 15 11 STAPLE, to fasten wi...
starves 14 11 STARVE, to die from...
stashes 14 9 STASH, to store in a...
statues 12 8 STATUE, a three-dime...
staynes 17 10 STAYNE, (Spenser) to...
stayres 18 9 STAYRE, (Spenser) a...
steales 12 8 STEALE, (Scots) a ha...
steanes 10 8 STEANE, to line e.g....
steares 11 7 STEARE, (archaic) a...
steddes 12 9 STEDDE, (Spenser) to...
steeves 13 11 STEEVE, to stow in t...
stemmes 14 13 STEMME, (Spenser) to...
steppes 16 13 STEPPE, (Russian) on...
sterves 14 11 STERVE, (Spenser) to...
steyest 18 9 STEY, (Scots) steep...
stifles 16 11 STIFLE, to smother [...
stigmes 15 12 STIGME, (Greek) a do...
stimies 14 10 STIMIE, to thwart, s...
stinges 13 10 STINGE, a stingy per...
stirpes 15 10 STIRPS, (Latin) a br...
stirres 13 7 STIRRE [v]
stodges 13 10 STODGE, to stuff ful...
stogies 13 9 STOGIE, a long, slen...
stonies 11 8 STONY, aphetic for a...
stonnes 10 9 STONNE, (obsolete) t...
stooges 12 9 STOOGE, to act as a...
stoopes 13 10 STOOPE, (Shakespeare...
stoozes 14 16 STOOZE, to borrow mo...
storges 13 9 STORGE, (Greek) natu...
stories 12 7 STORY, to relate an...
stosses 12 7 STOSS, the side of a...
stoures 12 8 STOURE, (archaic) tu...
stovies 14 11 (Scots) a thick stew...
stowres 15 10 STOWRE, (Scots) a ba...
strafes 14 10 STRAFE, (German) to...
strakes 13 11 STRAKE, the planking...
strenes 11 8 STRENE, (Spenser) st...
stressy 19 9 (colloquial) causing...
strides 13 8 STRIDE, to walk with...
strifes 15 10 STRIFE, contention o...
strikes 14 11 STRIKE, to hit [v]
strines 12 8 STRINE, (Australian...
stripes 15 10 STRIPE, to mark with...
strives 15 11 STRIVE, to try hard...
strobes 14 10 STROBE, to produce v...
strokes 13 11 STROKE, to rub gentl...
studies 13 9 STUDY, to apply ones...
stylees 19 10 STYLEE, a facetious...
stymies 20 12 STYMIE, to thwart, s...
suavest 14 12 SUAVE, sophisticated...
subbies 17 14 SUBBY, (Australian s...
subdues 15 13 SUBDUE, to bring und...
subtest 15 11 a subdivision of a t...
success 19 14 the attainment of so...
suckles 18 16 SUCKLE, to feed mild...
sudates 12 9 SUDATE, to sweat [v]
suggest 15 12 to put forward for c...
sulkies 15 13 SULKY, a kind of hor...
sullies 15 10 SULLY, to soil, make...
sumless 15 12 too large for calcul...
sundaes 11 10 SUNDAE, a dish of ic...
sunkies 13 13 SUNKIE, (Scots) a li...
sunless 13 10 without sun [adj SUN...
sunnies 11 10 (Australia) sunglass...
supines 14 12 SUPINE, a Latin verb...
supples 18 15 SUPPLE, to make supp...
surfies 15 11 SURFIE, (Australian...
suttees 12 8 SUTTEE, (Sanksrit) t...
suttles 14 9 SUTTLE, to trade as...
sutures 13 9 SUTURE, to unite by...
swamies 16 13 SWAMY, (Hindi) a Hin...
swarves 17 14 SWARVE, to swerve [v...
swashes 17 12 SWASH, to dash, spla...
swathes 17 12 SWATHE, to wrap in b...
swerves 17 14 SWERVE, to turn asid...
swinges 16 13 SWINGE, to beat, cha...
swiples 19 14 SWIPLE, a part of a...
swishes 18 12 SWISH, to make this...
swisses 16 10 SWISS, a cotton fabr...
switses 16 10 SWITS, (Shakespeare)...
swizzes 22 28 SWIZZ, to defraud, a...
swounes 14 12 SWOUNE, (Spenser) to...
swownes 17 14 SWOWNE, (Spenser) a...
sycoses 21 12 SYCOSIS, an inflamma...
synaxes 23 17 SYNAXIS, (Greek) in...
syneses 17 10 SYNESIS, a construct...
synesis 18 10 a construction in wh...
tabbies 16 13 TABBY, to give a wav...
tackies 16 14 TACKY, a tennis shoe...
tackles 17 15 TACKLE, to seize and...
taddies 12 9 TADDIE, (Australian...
taffies 16 13 TAFFY, a hard-baked...
tagetes 12 9 a garden plant with...
taggees 13 11 TAGGEE, a person wea...
tagines 12 10 TAGINE, a conical cl...
tagless 14 10 without a tag [adj]
taigles 14 10 TAIGLE, to entangle...
tailles 14 9 TAILLE, (historical)...
tailyes 19 10 TAILYE, (Scots) an e...
taishes 14 9 TAISH, (Gaelic) an a...
tajines 13 17 TAJINE, a conical cl...
takahes 14 13 TAKAHE, (Maori) an a...
takiest 13 11 TAKY, (obsolete) att...
takkies 14 15 TAKKY, (South Africa...
talipes 15 11 (Latin) clubfoot [n...
talkies 14 12 TALKIE, a moving pic...
tallest 14 9 TALL, having great h...
tallies 14 9 TALLY, to count up,...
taluses 13 9 TALUS, a slope forme...
tamales 13 11 TAMALE, (Nahuatl) co...
tamines 12 11 TAMINE, (French) a t...
tamises 13 10 TAMISE, a thin wooll...
tammies 14 13 TAMMIE, (Scots) a Ta...
tangies 12 10 TANGIE, an Orcadian...
tangles 13 11 TANGLE, to form into...
tangoes 11 10 TANGO, to dance the...
tankies 12 12 TANKY, a hardline co...
tannest 10 9 TAN, brown [adj]
tannies 10 9 TANNIE, (Afrikaans)...
tansies 11 8 TANSY, a perennial h...
tapises 14 10 TAPIS, (French) a ta...
tapless 15 11 lacking a tap [adj]
tardies 12 8 TARDY, (Shakespeare)...
tarries 12 7 TARRY, to linger [v]
tartest 12 7 TART, sharp tasting...
tassies 12 7 TASSIE, (Scots) a sm...
tatties 12 7 TATTIE, (colloquial)...
tattles 13 8 TATTLE, to tell tale...
taupies 14 11 TAUPIE, (Scots) a fo...
tautest 12 8 TAUT, stretched tigh...
tawiest 15 10 TAWIE, (Scots) tract...
tawnies 14 11 TAWNY, a port of a r...
tawpies 17 13 TAWPIE, (Scots) a fo...
taxemes 18 17 TAXEME, any element...
taxises 18 14 TAXIS, the restorati...
taxites 18 14 TAXITE, a kind of vo...
taxless 19 15 free from taxation [...
teaches 16 12 TEACH, to impart kno...
teagles 13 10 TEAGLE, to hoist [v]
teazles 15 17 TEAZLE, to raise a n...
techies 17 12 TECHIE, an expert in...
teddies 12 9 TEDDIE, an item of w...
tediest 12 8 TEDY, (Scott) tediou...
teepees 12 10 TEEPEE, a conical te...
teethes 13 9 TEETHE, to cut teeth...
teevees 12 11 TEEVEE, (colloquial)...
tekkies 14 15 TEKKIE, an expert in...
teleses 12 8 TELESIS, planned pro...
telesis 13 8 planned progress [n...
telesms 14 11 TELESM, (Greek) a ta...
telexes 18 15 TELEX, (tradename) t...
tellies 14 9 TELLY, (colloquial)...
telomes 13 11 TELOME, a structural...
tempest 15 13 a violent wind or st...
temples 16 14 TEMPLE, a house of w...
tenaces 13 11 TENACE, a combinatio...
tenches 16 13 TENCH, a freshwater...
tendres 11 9 TENDRE, (French) a t...
tennesi 10 9 TENNE, an orange-bro...
tennies 10 9 TENNY, the colour or...
tensest 11 8 TENSE, taut [adj]
tenures 11 9 TENURE, to grant ten...
tereses 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
teretes 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
terries 12 7 TERRY, an absorbent...
tersest 12 7 TERSE, succinct [adj...
tessera 11 7 (Latin) a small piec...
testacy 21 12 the state of being t...
testate 11 7 one who makes a will...
testees 11 7 TESTEE, one who is t...
testern 11 8 (Shakespeare) to rew...
testers 12 7 TESTER, a canopy ove...
testier 12 7 TESTY, irritable [ad...
testify 21 12 to bear witness [v T...
testily 20 10 TESTY, irritable [ad...
testing 13 10 the act of testing [...
testons 11 8 TESTON, a name for v...
testoon 10 8 a Portuguese or Ital...
testril 14 8 (obsolete) a sixpenc...
testudo 12 9 (Latin) a wheeled sh...
texases 17 14 TEXAS, the uppermost...
theaves 15 13 THEAVE, (dialect) a...
theines 13 10 THEINE, an alkaloid...
thelves 17 14 THELF, (Spenser) the...
thermes 15 12 THERME, a unit of qu...
thibles 18 13 THIBLE, a porridge-s...
thieves 16 13 THIEVE, to steal [v]
thorpes 16 12 THORPE, (archaic) a...
thraves 16 13 THRAVE, (Scots) a co...
threnes 13 10 THRENE, an ode for t...
thrives 17 13 THRIVE, to grow vigo...
thrones 13 10 THRONE, to sit on a...
throwes 17 12 THROWE, (Shakespeare...
thyrses 21 11 THYRSE, a type of fl...
tickies 17 14 TICKY, a former Sout...
tickles 18 15 TICKLE, to excite wi...
tiddies 13 9 TIDDY, the four of t...
tiddles 14 10 TIDDLE, to use with...
tidiest 13 8 TIDY, in good order...
tieless 13 8 without a necktie [a...
tierces 15 10 TIERCE, a period for...
tigress 14 9 a female tiger [n -E...
timbres 16 13 TIMBRE, the quality...
tingles 14 11 TINGLE, to cause a p...
tiniest 12 8 TINY, very small [ad...
tinkles 14 13 TINKLE, to make shar...
tinnies 11 9 TINNIE, a mug made o...
tipless 16 11 having no point [adj...
tippees 16 13 TIPPEE, a person who...
tipples 18 14 TIPPLE, to drink alc...
tiptoes 14 10 TIPTOE, to walk on t...
tirades 12 8 TIRADE, (French) a l...
tirages 13 9 TIRAGE, drawing wine...
tisanes 11 8 TISANE, an infusion...
tissues 13 8 TISSUE, to weave int...
titches 18 12 TITCH, a small perso...
titties 13 7 TITTY, (Scots) a sis...
tittles 14 8 TITTLE, to whisper,...
titules 14 9 TITULE, to give a ti...
tizzies 19 25 TIZZY, (colloquial)...
toadies 11 8 TOADY, to fawn on or...
toddies 12 9 TODDY, (Hindi) the f...
toddles 13 10 TODDLE, to walk unst...
toebies 13 10 TOEBIE, (Afrikaans)...
toeiest 11 7 TOEY, (Australian sl...
toeless 12 8 having no toes [adj]
toeshoe 12 9 a dance shoe designe...
toetoes 10 7 TOETOE, (Maori) a ta...
toffees 15 13 TOFFEE, a hard-baked...
toffies 16 13 TOFFY, a toffee, als...
toggles 15 12 TOGGLE, to fasten wi...
tolanes 11 9 TOLANE, a white crys...
tollies 14 9 TOLLIE, a castrated...
tommies 14 13 TOMMY, to oppress by...
tonemes 11 11 TONEME, in a tone la...
tongues 12 11 TONGUE, to touch wit...
toniest 11 8 TONY, high-toned, al...
tonites 11 8 TONITE, a blasting e...
tonuses 11 9 TONUS, (Latin) the n...
toodles 12 9 TOODLE, to toot soft...
toolies 12 8 TOOLIE, in Australia...
toomest 12 10 TOOM, (Scots) empty...
toonies 10 8 TOONIE, (colloquial)...
toories 11 7 TOORIE, (Scots) a sm...
tootles 12 8 TOOTLE, to go along...
tootses 11 7 TOOTS, (Scots) to tu...
topazes 16 19 TOPAZ, (Greek) a pre...
topless 15 11 without a top [adj]
topples 17 14 TOPPLE, to fall forw...
torches 17 12 TORCH, to set on fir...
torques 20 17 a ring of fur or fea...
torties 12 7 TORTIE, (short for)...
toruses 12 8 TORUS, (Latin) a lar...
totties 12 7 TOTTIE, a woman or s...
touches 17 13 TOUCH, to come into...
toupees 13 11 TOUPEE, a hairpiece...
toupies 14 11 TOUPIE, a round bone...
touries 12 8 TOURIE, (Scots) a sm...
tousles 13 9 TOUSLE, to dishevel,...
touzles 16 18 TOUZLE, to dishevel,...
towages 15 12 TOWAGE, the price pa...
towhees 16 12 TOWHEE, any of sever...
towiest 15 10 TOWY, pertaining to...
townees 13 11 TOWNEE, a town-dwell...
townies 14 11 TOWNIE, a town-dwell...
toxines 17 15 TOXINE, a poisonous...
toyless 19 10 without toys [adj]
trances 14 11 TRANCE, to put into...
transes 11 8 TRANSE, a through pa...
trapses 14 10 TRAPSE, to walk in a...
trashes 14 9 TRASH, to wreck or v...
trasses 12 7 TRASS, an earthy vol...
traynes 17 10 TRAYNE, (Spenser) to...
trebles 15 11 TREBLE, to triple [v...
tremies 13 10 TREMIE, (French) a h...
tressed 12 8 TRESS, to form into...
tressel 13 8 a support consisting...
tresses 12 7 TRESS, to form into...
trestle 13 8 a framework for supp...
triages 13 9 TRIAGE, to practise...
trienes 11 8 TRIENE, a type of ch...
trifles 16 11 TRIFLE, to waste tim...
triodes 12 8 TRIODE, a type of el...
triones 11 8 (Latin) the seven st...
trioses 12 7 TRIOSE, a simple sug...
triples 16 11 TRIPLE, to make thre...
tripses 15 10 TRIPSIS, pulverizati...
tritest 13 7 TRITE, banal, common...
triunes 12 9 TRIUNE, a trinity, a...
troades 11 8 TROADE, (Spenser) a...
troches 17 12 TROCHE, a medicinal...
trompes 15 13 TROMPE, (French) an...
troules 13 9 TROULE, (Milton) to...
troupes 14 11 TROUPE, to tour with...
trouses 12 8 TROUSE, (archaic) ir...
trudges 14 11 TRUDGE, to walk tire...
truffes 17 14 TRUFFE, (French) a t...
trusses 13 8 TRUSS, to secure tig...
trystes 19 9 TRYSTE, a market [n]
tsetses 12 7 TSETSE, (Setswana) a...
tsimmes 15 13 (Yiddish) a sweetene...
tubages 15 13 TUBAGE, the insertio...
tubules 16 13 TUBULE, a small tube...
tugless 15 11 being without a rope...
tuilles 15 10 TUILLE, (French) arm...
tumbles 17 15 TUMBLE, to roll head...
tumesce 16 14 to swell [v TUMESCED...
tummies 15 14 TUMMY, (colloquial)...
tuniest 12 9 TUNY, tuneful, esp....
tunnies 11 10 TUNNY, a tuna fish [...
turkies 14 12 (Shakespeare) turquo...
turpses 15 11 TURPS, (short for) t...
turtles 14 9 TURTLE, to hunt or c...
tusches 18 13 TUSCHE, (German) a b...
tushies 15 10 TUSHY, (Yiddish) the...
tussles 14 9 TUSSLE, to struggle...
tutress 13 8 (archaic) a female t...
tutties 13 8 TUTTY, an impure zin...
tuyeres 18 10 TUYERE, a pipe throu...
twaites 15 10 TWAITE, a fish, a ki...
tweezes 17 19 TWEEZE, to pluck wit...
twelves 18 15 TWELVE, a number, tw...
twinges 16 13 TWINGE, to affect wi...
twoness 14 11 the state of being t...
twonies 14 11 TWONIE, a Canadian t...
twyeres 21 12 TWYERE, a pipe throu...
tyloses 19 10 TYLOSIS, an ingrowth...
tylotes 19 10 TYLOTE, a cylindrica...
typeset 20 12 to set in type [v TY...
typiest 21 12 TYPY, conforming to...
tyrones 17 10 TYRO, a beginner or...
tysties 19 9 TYSTIE, an Orkney an...
tzetses 15 16 TZETSE, (Setswana) a...
tzetzes 18 25 TZETZE, (Setswana) a...
tzimmes 18 22 (Yiddish) a sweetene...
ugliest 15 11 UGLY, not beautiful...
ullages 15 12 ULLAGE, to reckon th...
umbones 14 15 UMBO, the rounded el...
umpires 16 14 UMPIRE, to rule on t...
unbales 14 13 UNBALE, to loosen fr...
unbares 13 12 UNBARE, to lay bare...
unbless 15 13 to deprive of blessi...
unblest 15 13 not blest [adj]
unbones 12 13 UNBONE, to remove th...
unboxes 19 19 UNBOX, to remove fro...
uncages 15 14 UNCAGE, to release f...
uncakes 15 16 UNCAKE, to break up...
uncapes 16 15 UNCAPE, (Shakespeare...
uncases 14 12 UNCASE, to remove fr...
uncoest 14 12 UNCO, (Scots) strang...
uncopes 16 15 UNCOPE, to unmuzzle...
undines 11 11 UNDINE, a female wat...
undress 12 10 to take off clothing...
undrest 12 10 UNDRESS, to take off...
uneases 10 9 UNEASE, mental or ph...
unedges 12 12 UNEDGE, to blunt [v]
unfixes 20 19 UNFIX, to unfasten [...
unflesh 17 15 to remove the flesh...
unfrees 13 12 UNFREE, to deprive o...
unglues 14 13 UNGLUE, to release f...
ungyves 21 17 UNGYVE, to remove th...
unheles 14 12 UNHELE, (Spenser) to...
unhives 16 15 UNHIVE, to drive fro...
unifies 14 12 UNIFY, to make into...
uniques 20 19 UNIQUE, anything tha...
unities 12 9 UNITY, the state of...
unlaces 15 13 UNLACE, to unfasten...
unlades 12 11 UNLADE, to unload [v...
unlikes 14 14 UNLIKE, something un...
unlimes 14 13 UNLIME, to free from...
unlines 12 11 UNLINE, to remove th...
unlives 15 14 UNLIVE, to live so a...
unloves 14 14 UNLOVE, to cease to...
unmakes 13 16 UNMAKE, to destroy [...
unmixes 19 19 UNMIX, to separate f...
unnests 11 10 UNNEST, to turn out...
unpiles 15 13 UNPILE, to disentang...
unpopes 15 15 UNPOPE, to divest of...
unrakes 12 13 UNRAKE, to uncover b...
unrests 12 9 UNREST, a disturbed...
unrobes 13 12 UNROBE, to take off...
unropes 13 12 UNROPE, to loose fro...
unrules 13 11 UNRULE, absence of g...
unsexes 17 16 UNSEX, to deprive of...
unshoes 13 11 UNSHOE, to strip of...
untames 12 12 UNTAME, to make unta...
untaxes 17 16 UNTAX, to remit a ta...
untiles 13 10 UNTILE, to strip of...
untunes 11 11 UNTUNE, to put out o...
unwares 14 12 (archaic) unwary, un...
unwires 15 12 UNWIRE, to take the...
unwives 17 16 UNWIVE, to deprive o...
unyokes 18 15 UNYOKE, to free from...
upcomes 18 17 UPCOME, produce, out...
updates 14 12 UPDATE, to bring up...
updives 17 16 UPDIVE, to spring up...
updries 15 12 UPDRY, to dry comple...
upgazes 18 22 UPGAZE, to gaze up [...
uphroes 16 13 UPHROE, a block or l...
upmakes 16 18 UPMAKE, the action o...
uppiles 18 15 UPPILE, to pile up [...
uprates 14 11 UPRATE, to improve t...
uprests 15 11 UPREST, (Shelley) a...
uprises 15 11 UPRISE, to rise up [...
upsides 15 12 UPSIDE, a positive a...
upsizes 18 20 UPSIZE, to increase...
uptakes 15 15 UPTAKE, to take up [...
uptimes 16 14 UPTIME, the time dur...
urbexes 20 18 URBEX, (short for) u...
ureases 11 8 UREASE, an enzyme th...
ureides 12 9 UREIDE, any one of t...
usances 14 12 USANCE, a generally...
useless 13 9 serving no purpose [...
usuress 13 9 a female money lende...
usuries 13 9 USURY, the lending o...
vacates 16 14 VACATE, to make vaca...
vaguest 15 14 VAGUE, indeterminate...
vahines 15 14 VAHINE, (Tahitian) a...
vainest 13 12 VAIN, filled with un...
vakases 14 15 VAKAS, (Armenian) a...
valetes 14 12 VALETE, (Latin) a fa...
valines 14 13 VALINE, an amino aci...
valises 15 12 VALISE, (French) an...
vamoses 14 14 VAMOSE, to leave qui...
vanessa 12 12 a butterfly of the r...
vardies 14 12 VARDY, (archaic) an...
varices 17 14 VARIX, (Latin) a var...
varuses 14 12 VARUS, (Latin) a mal...
vastest 14 11 VAST, huge [adj]
vauches 19 17 VAUCH, (dialect) to...
vaunces 16 16 VAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
veepees 14 14 VEEPEE, (US colloqui...
veeries 13 11 VEERY, an American t...
veggies 16 15 VEGGIE, (colloquial)...
velites 15 12 (Latin) foot-soldier...
velures 15 13 VELURE, (Shakespeare...
vendees 12 13 VENDEE, the person t...
vendues 13 14 VENDUE, (Dutch) a pu...
venenes 11 13 VENENE, medicine fro...
venewes 15 15 VENEWE, (Shakespeare...
venines 12 13 VENINE, any of vario...
venires 13 12 VENIRE, (Latin) a ty...
venites 13 12 VENITE, (Latin) the...
ventres 13 12 VENTRE, (obsolete) t...
venules 14 14 VENULE, a small vein...
venuses 13 13 VENUS, (Latin) one o...
veriest 14 11 VERY, absolute [adj]
verites 14 11 VERITE, (French) rea...
verstes 14 11 VERSTE, (Russian) a...
vertues 14 12 VERTUE, moral excell...
vesicae 16 14 VESICA, (Latin) a bl...
vesical 18 15 pertaining to the bl...
vesicas 17 14 VESICA, (Latin) a bl...
vesicle 18 15 a small blister or b...
vespers 16 14 VESPER, an evening s...
vespids 17 15 VESPID, a social was...
vespine 15 15 of wasps; wasplike,...
vespoid 16 15 of wasps; wasplike,...
vessail 15 12 (Scott) a vessel, al...
vessels 15 12 VESSEL, a craft for...
vestals 15 12 VESTAL, (Latin) one...
vestees 13 11 VESTEE, a garment wo...
vestige 15 13 a visible sign of so...
vesting 15 14 the act of placing a...
vestral 15 12 relating to a vestry...
vesture 14 12 clothing, esp. eccle...
vetches 19 16 VETCH, any of a numb...
vibices 20 17 VIBEX, a streak unde...
vibiest 17 14 VIBEY, lively, vibra...
vichies 20 16 VICHY, a type of min...
vidames 15 15 VIDAME, in French fe...
vielles 16 13 VIELLE, (French) a h...
viniest 14 12 VINY, of or pertaini...
viroses 14 11 VIROSIS, infection w...
virtues 15 12 VIRTUE, moral excell...
viruses 15 12 VIRUS, (Latin) a pat...
visages 15 13 VISAGE, the face of...
visiles 16 12 VISILE, a person who...
visites 15 11 VISITE, (French) a l...
vitesse 14 11 (French) speed [n -S...
vitexes 20 18 VITEX, (Latin) any o...
vittles 16 12 VITTLE, to provide w...
vivaces 19 18 VIVACE, (Italian) a...
vizzies 21 29 VIZZIE, (Scots) to t...
vocules 18 16 VOCULE, a slight vow...
voddies 14 13 VODDY, (Coll) vodka...
vogiest 15 13 VOGIE, (Scots) vain,...
voidees 13 12 VOIDEE, (historical)...
volumes 16 16 VOLUME, to send or g...
volutes 15 13 VOLUTE, any marine s...
votives 16 15 VOTIVE, a votive off...
votress 14 11 a female votary, als...
vouches 19 17 VOUCH, to give one's...
voulges 16 15 VOULGE, a weapon car...
vowless 18 15 having made no vow [...
voyages 20 15 VOYAGE, to travel [v...
wabbles 20 17 WABBLE, to wobble [v...
wackest 19 17 WACK, crazy, also WA...
wackoes 18 17 WACKO, a mad or ecce...
waddies 15 12 WADDIE [v]
waddles 16 13 WADDLE, to walk with...
waeness 13 11 sadness, also WOENES...
waesome 14 13 woeful, also WOESOME...
waesuck 19 18 (Scots) interjection...
waffies 19 16 WAFFIE, (Scots) a va...
waffles 20 17 WAFFLE, to talk vagu...
waggles 18 15 WAGGLE, to wag, move...
wahines 16 13 WAHINE, (Maori) a Ma...
wakames 16 17 WAKAME, (Japanese) a...
wakanes 14 15 WAKANE, (Japanese) a...
waldoes 15 12 WALDO, a gadget for...
waliest 16 11 WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walises 16 11 WALISE, (Scots) a va...
walkies 17 15 as in 'go walkies' [...
wallies 17 12 WALLY, an idiot or i...
waltzes 19 20 WALTZ, to dance in t...
wambles 19 17 WAMBLE, to move unst...
wampees 17 16 WAMPEE, (Chinese) an...
wamuses 16 14 WAMUS, a kind of car...
wandles 15 13 WANDLE, to walk halt...
wangles 16 14 WANGLE, to obtain by...
waniest 14 11 WANY, waning in some...
wanness 13 12 the state of being w...
wannest 13 12 WAN, pale [adj]
wanties 14 11 WANTY, a surcingle,...
warbles 18 14 WARBLE, to sing with...
wariest 15 10 WARY, cautious [adj]
warless 16 11 free from war [adj]
warmest 16 13 WARM, moderately hot...
warsles 16 11 WARSLE, to wrestle,...
waspies 17 13 WASPIE, a ladies' co...
watapes 16 13 WATAPE, (Native Amer...
watches 20 15 WATCH, to keep in vi...
wattest 15 10 WAT, wet [adj]
wattles 16 11 WATTLE, to construct...
waveson 15 15 goods floating after...
waviest 17 14 WAVY, having waves [...
waxeyes 26 19 WAXEYE, a small New...
waxiest 21 17 WAXY, like wax [adj]
wayless 22 13 having no path [adj]
weakest 15 14 WEAK, feeble [adj]
wearies 14 10 WEARY, to make tired...
webbies 19 16 WEBBIE, a person ver...
webless 18 14 having no webs [adj]
wedgies 16 13 WEDGIE, a type of wo...
weenies 13 11 WEENIE, a frankfurte...
weepies 16 13 WEEPIE, a highly emo...
weetest 14 10 WEET, wet [adj]
weewees 16 13 WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
welches 21 16 WELCH, to fail to pa...
wellies 17 12 WELLIE, (colloquial)...
welshes 18 13 WELSH, to fail to pa...
wenches 19 16 WENCH, to consort wi...
wesands 14 12 WESAND, (Spenser) th...
weskits 17 14 WESKIT, (colloquial)...
wessand 14 12 the windpipe, also W...
western 14 11 a film, book etc. co...
westers 15 10 WESTER, to move towa...
westies 15 10 WESTIE, (Australian...
westing 16 13 a motion towards the...
westlin 16 12 (Scots) towards the...
wetness 14 11 the state of being w...
wettest 15 10 WET, not dry [adj]
wetties 15 10 WETTIE, (New Zealand...
wharves 19 16 WHARVE, a disc on th...
wheesht 19 14 (Scots) to call for...
wheezes 19 21 WHEEZE, to breathe w...
whences 19 16 WHENCE, a place of o...
whenwes 19 16 WHENWE, (South Afric...
whereso 16 12 in whatever place, a...
wherves 19 16 WHERVE, a piece of w...
whinges 18 15 WHINGE, to complain...
whishes 20 14 WHISH, to move with...
whisses 18 12 WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whitest 18 12 WHITE, of the color...
whities 18 12 WHITY, a white perso...
whizzes 24 30 WHIZZ, to move rapid...
whoseso 16 12 the possessive of wh...
wibbles 21 17 WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wickies 20 17 WICKY, the rowan tre...
widdies 16 12 WIDDY, (Scots) a rop...
widdles 17 13 WIDDLE, a child's wo...
widgies 17 13 WIDGIE, an Australia...
wienies 14 11 WIENIE, a frankfurte...
wiggles 19 15 WIGGLE, to move with...
wigless 18 13 without a wig [adj]
wildest 17 12 WILD, not tame [adj]
wiliest 17 11 WILY, crafty [adj]
willest 18 12 WILL, to decide upon...
willies 18 12 WILLIE [v]
wimbles 20 17 WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimples 20 17 WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
winches 20 16 WINCH, to raise with...
windles 16 13 WINDLE, to wind yarn...
windses 15 12 WINDS, a small venti...
winesap 16 14 a red apple with som...
winesop 16 14 a food sopped in win...
winiest 15 11 WINEY, like or tasti...
winkles 17 16 WINKLE, to extract o...
winless 16 12 having no wins [adj]
winnles 15 13 WINNLE, (Scots) an a...
wintles 16 12 WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
wiriest 16 10 WIRY, thin and tough...
witches 21 15 WITCH, to bewitch [v...
withies 18 12 WITHY, a flexible tw...
witless 17 11 lacking intelligence...
witness 15 11 to have direct knowl...
wobbles 20 17 WOBBLE, to move unst...
woeness 13 11 sadness, also WAENES...
woesome 14 13 woeful, also WAEFUL,...
woggles 18 15 WOGGLE, a scout or g...
wollies 17 12 WOLLY, a uniformed p...
woodies 14 11 WOODY, a wood-panele...
woolies 15 11 WOOLIE, a woollen ga...
woopies 16 13 WOOPIE, a well-off o...
woopses 16 13 WOOPS, to vomit [v]
wooshes 16 12 WOOSH, to move with...
wootzes 17 19 WOOTZ, a tough sharp...
worries 15 10 WORRY, to cause to b...
wortles 16 11 WORTLE, a perforated...
wottest 15 10 WIT, to know [v]
wowfest 20 16 WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wrasses 15 10 WRASSE, (Cornish) an...
wraxles 22 18 WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wrested 15 11 WREST, to take away...
wrester 15 10 one who wrests [n -S...
wrestle 16 11 to engage in a type...
wrethes 17 12 WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
writhes 18 12 WRITHE, to squirm or...
wryness 21 13 the quality of being...
wurlies 17 12 WURLIE, (Native Aust...
wussies 16 11 WUSSY, a wimp [n]
wuzzles 23 30 WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
xeroses 17 14 XEROSIS, abnormal dr...
xerotes 17 14 abnormal dryness of...
xeroxes 23 21 XEROX, to produce by...
xeruses 18 15 XERUS, an African gr...
xylenes 24 18 XYLENE, a flammable...
xyloses 25 17 XYLOSE, a pentose (a...
yabbies 22 15 YABBY, to catch yabb...
yaffles 23 16 YAFFLE, the green wo...
yampies 21 15 YAMPY, (dialect) a f...
yankees 17 14 YANKEE, (in internat...
yankies 18 14 YANKIE, (Scots) a sc...
yappies 22 15 YAPPIE, a young aspi...
yawiest 21 12 YAWY, pertaining to...
yeshiva 22 15 (Hebrew) a school fo...
yesking 20 16 YESK, (Scots) to hic...
yessing 19 12 YES, to give an affi...
yestern 17 10 pertaining to yester...
yetties 18 9 YETTIE, (colloquial)...
yibbles 24 16 (Scots) perhaps, als...
yindies 18 11 YINDIE, a person in...
yippies 23 15 YIPPY, a member of a...
yobboes 21 15 YOBBO, (slang) a yob...
yonnies 16 11 YONNIE, (Australian...
yorkies 19 13 YORKIE, a Yorkshire...
yukiest 20 14 YUKY, itchy [adj]
yummies 21 16 YUMMY, something del...
yumpies 22 16 YUMPIE, a young, upw...
yuppies 23 16 YUPPIE, a young prof...
zaffres 19 22 ZAFFRE, (Italian) an...
zaidies 15 17 ZAIDY, (Yiddish) a g...
zaniest 14 17 ZANY, comical, clown...
zarapes 16 19 ZARAPE, (Spanish) a...
zesters 15 16 ZESTER, a utensil fo...
zestful 19 21 full of zest [adj ZE...
zestier 15 16 ZESTY, full of zest...
zestily 23 19 ZESTY, full of zest...
zesting 16 19 ZEST, to give zest t...
zilches 22 22 ZILCH, nothing [n]
zipless 19 20 lacking energy [adj]
zizzles 23 35 ZIZZLE, to sizzle [v...
zloties 16 17 ZLOTY, a monetary un...
zombies 18 22 ZOMBIE, in West Indi...
zonules 15 19 ZONULE, a small zone...
zonures 14 18 ZONURE, a kind of tr...
zooiest 14 16 ZOOEY, like a zoo [a...
zouaves 16 21 ZOUAVE, a French inf...
zygoses 22 20 ZYGOSIS, the union o...
zygotes 22 20 ZYGOTE, a cell forme...
zymases 22 21 ZYMASE, an enzyme th...
zymites 23 21 ZYMITE, a priest who...
zymomes 23 24 ZYMOME, an old name...
zymoses 22 21 ZYMOSIS, fermentatio...

8 letter words that contains ES

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abacuses 18 15 ABACUS, a counting f...
abalones 14 13 ABALONE, a sea snail...
abatises 15 11 ABATIS, a barrier ma...
abatures 15 12 ABATURE, (French) a...
abbacies 20 17 ABBACY, the office o...
abbesses 17 14 ABBESS, a female abb...
abessive 17 15 a grammatical case d...
abortees 14 11 ABORTEE, a woman who...
abridges 17 14 ABRIDGE, to shorten...
abrookes 15 15 ABROOKE, an erroneou...
abscises 19 14 ABSCISE, to cut off,...
absences 17 15 ABSENCE, the state o...
absolves 18 16 ABSOLVE, to free fro...
abthanes 16 14 ABTHANE, a monastic...
abusages 16 14 ABUSAGE, improper or...
academes 16 15 ACADEME, the academi...
acarines 15 12 ACARINE, a tick-like...
accessed 19 15 ACCESS, to have entr...
accesses 19 14 ACCESS, to have entr...
accidies 20 15 ACCIDIE, (Latin) slo...
accinges 20 17 ACCINGE, to gird up...
accretes 19 14 ACCRETE, to grow tog...
accurses 20 15 ACCURSE, to make cur...
acerbest 18 14 ACERB, bitter and so...
acescent 18 15 something that is sl...
acetates 15 11 ACETATE, an ester of...
acetones 14 12 ACETONE, the simples...
achieves 20 17 ACHIEVE, to carry ou...
achiness 18 14 the state of having...
achiotes 18 13 ACHIOTE, (Nahuatl) t...
acidiest 17 12 ACIDY, resembling ac...
acidness 16 13 acidity; sourness [n...
acidoses 16 12 ACIDOSIS, the presen...
acolytes 23 14 ACOLYTE, a faithful...
aconites 15 12 ACONITE, a poisonous...
acquests 25 21 ACQUEST, a thing acq...
acquires 25 21 ACQUIRE, to come int...
acquites 25 21 ACQUITE, (obsolete)...
acreages 16 13 ACREAGE, area in acr...
acridest 17 12 ACRID, sharp to the...
actressy 23 13 like an actress [adj...
actuates 16 12 ACTUATE, to put into...
acuities 17 12 ACUITY, sharpness [n...
acylates 23 14 ACYLATE, to introduc...
adenines 11 11 ADENINE, one of the...
adenoses 11 10 ADENOSIS, abnormal g...
adeptest 15 12 ADEPT, highly skille...
adespota 14 12 (Greek) anonymous wo...
adessive 15 13 a grammatical case i...
adhesion 14 12 the act of sticking...
adhesive 17 15 sticking [adj ADHESI...
adiposes 15 12 ADIPOSIS, obesity [n...
adjudges 17 22 ADJUDGE, to decide;...
admasses 14 12 ADMASS, the mass aud...
adonises 12 10 ADONIS [v]
adonizes 15 19 ADONIZE, to adorn (o...
adoptees 14 12 ADOPTEE, one who is...
adulates 14 11 ADULATE, to fawn upo...
advances 17 17 ADVANCE, to put forw...
advisees 15 13 ADVISEE, one who is...
aeneuses 11 10 AENEUS, a kind of aq...
aerifies 15 11 AERIFY, to infuse ai...
aesculin 17 14 a glucoside found in...
aesthete 14 10 a person who affects...
aestival 16 13 of summer [adj]
affaires 17 14 AFFAIRE, (French) a...
affeares 16 14 AFFEARE, (Spenser) t...
affiches 23 19 AFFICHE, (French) a...
affluxes 25 23 AFFLUX, a flowing to...
afforces 20 17 AFFORCE, to strength...
afforest 17 14 to cover with forest...
agametes 14 13 AGAMETE, an asexual...
agaroses 13 10 AGAROSE, a sugar obt...
agatises 14 10 AGATISE, to cause to...
agatizes 17 19 AGATIZE, to cause to...
agedness 13 12 the state of being a...
agemates 14 13 AGEMATE, a person of...
agencies 16 14 AGENCY, a organizati...
ageneses 12 11 AGENESIS, absence or...
agenesia 12 11 absence or imperfect...
agenesis 13 11 absence or imperfect...
agenises 13 11 AGENISE, to treat fl...
agenizes 16 20 AGENIZE, to treat fl...
aggraces 18 15 AGGRACE, (Spenser) t...
aggrades 15 13 AGGRADE, to raise th...
aggrates 15 12 AGGRATE, (Spenser) t...
agitates 14 10 AGITATE, to stir vio...
agonises 13 11 AGONISE, to suffer a...
agonizes 16 20 AGONIZE, to suffer a...
agouties 14 11 AGOUTY, a burrowing...
agraffes 18 16 AGRAFFE, (French) a...
agrestal 15 11 growing wild in cult...
agrestic 18 13 of or relating to th...
aidances 15 13 AIDANCE, help [n]
ailettes 14 9 AILETTE, a plate of...
airbases 15 11 AIRBASE, a centre fo...
airbuses 16 12 AIRBUS, (tradename)...
airdates 13 9 AIRDATE, the schedul...
airfares 15 11 AIRFARE, the price o...
airholes 16 11 AIRHOLE, a hole for...
airiness 13 9 the state of being a...
airlines 14 10 AIRLINE, an air tran...
airsides 14 9 AIRSIDE, restricted...
airtimes 15 11 AIRTIME, an allowabl...
airwaves 18 15 AIRWAVE, a channel f...
ajutages 16 20 AJUTAGE, (French) a...
akineses 13 13 AKINESIS, loss of vo...
akinesia 13 13 loss of voluntary mo...
akinesis 14 13 loss of voluntary mo...
alamodes 14 13 ALAMODE, (French) a...
alanines 12 11 ALANINE, an amino ac...
albedoes 15 13 ALBEDO, the measure...
albiness 16 13 (archaic) a female a...
alcahest 19 14 the hypothetical uni...
alcaides 17 13 ALCAIDE, the command...
alcaldes 18 14 ALCALDE, the mayor o...
alcaydes 23 15 ALCAYDE, the command...
alepines 15 13 ALEPINE, (Arabic) a...
alertest 14 9 ALERT, ready for sud...
alewives 19 16 ALEWIFE, a woman who...
alexines 19 17 ALEXINE, a substance...
alfresco 19 15 outdoors [adv]
algesias 15 11 ALGESIA, sensitivity...
alidades 14 11 ALIDADE, a device us...
alienees 12 10 ALIENEE, one to whom...
alkahest 17 15 the hypothetical uni...
alkalies 16 14 ALKALI, a substance...
alledges 16 13 ALLEDGE, to allay, a...
allegges 17 14 ALLEGGE, (Spenser) t...
allonges 15 13 ALLONGE [n]
almagest 16 14 a medieval treatise...
almeries 15 12 ALMERY, a cupboard f...
alternes 13 10 ALTERNE, one of two...
altesses 14 9 ALTESSE, (French) hi...
altrices 18 12 birds whose young ar...
alumines 15 14 ALUMINE, an oxide of...
alunites 14 11 ALUNITE, a hydrous s...
alveoles 16 14 ALVEOLE, a small bod...
amarones 12 12 AMARONE, a strong dr...
ambaches 21 19 AMBACH, a pith tree,...
ambaries 16 14 AMBARY, (Hindi) a fi...
amberies 16 14 AMBERY, a cupboard f...
ambsaces 19 17 AMBSACE, bad luck, a...
ambushes 19 17 AMBUSH, to attack fr...
ameioses 13 11 AMEIOSIS, the non-pa...
amenages 13 14 AMENAGE, (Spenser) t...
amesaces 16 14 AMESACE, a double ac...
amidases 14 12 AMIDASE, an enzyme t...
amidines 14 13 AMIDINE, the soluble...
amidones 13 13 AMIDONE, a synthetic...
amirates 14 11 AMIRATE, the rank of...
amitoses 14 11 AMITOSIS, direct cel...
amnesiac 16 15 one who suffers from...
amnesias 13 12 AMNESIA, loss of mem...
amnesics 17 15 AMNESIC, one who suf...
amnestic 17 15 causing loss of memo...
amniotes 13 12 AMNIOTE, a vertebrat...
amosites 14 11 AMOSITE, a brown for...
ampoules 17 16 AMPOULE, a small sea...
amputees 16 15 AMPUTEE, one who has...
amylases 21 14 AMYLASE, any of the...
amylenes 20 15 AMYLENE, an unsatura...
amyloses 21 14 AMYLOSE, the relativ...
anabases 13 12 ANABASIS, an expedit...
anagoges 13 13 ANAGOGE, a mystical...
analyses 19 12 ANALYSIS, the separa...
analytes 19 12 ANALYTE, a substance...
analyzes 22 21 ANALYZE, to subject...
ananases 10 10 ANANAS, a pineapple,...
anapaest 13 12 a type of metrical f...
anapests 14 12 ANAPEST, a type of m...
anatases 11 9 ANATASE, a mineral,...
anatexes 17 16 ANATEXIS, the partia...
anburies 15 13 ANBURY, a soft flesh...
ancestor 15 12 someone from whom a...
ancestry 22 14 a line of ancestors...
andantes 11 11 ANDANTE, a moderatel...
andesine 11 11 a kind of triclinic...
andesite 12 10 a volcanic rock foun...
andesyte 18 12 a volcanic rock, als...
andviles 16 15 ANDVILE, (Spenser) a...
anelaces 15 13 ANELACE, (archaic) a...
anemones 11 13 ANEMONE, any member...
anemoses 12 12 ANEMOSIS, the separa...
anergies 13 11 ANERGY, the failure...
anestrum 14 13 period of sexual ina...
anestrus 13 10 a period of sexual d...
angaries 13 11 ANGARY, the legal ri...
angriest 14 11 ANGRY, having anger...
anilines 13 11 ANILINE, a product o...
animates 13 12 ANIMATE, to give lif...
animuses 14 13 ANIMUS, (Latin) a us...
anisoles 13 10 ANISOLE, a colourles...
ankushes 16 16 ANKUSH, an elephant...
anodises 12 10 ANODISE, to give a p...
anodizes 15 19 ANODIZE, to give a p...
anodynes 17 13 ANODYNE, a medicine...
anoestra 11 9 ANOESTRUM, a period...
anoestri 12 9 ANOESTRUS, a period...
anolytes 19 12 ANOLYTE, the part of...
antheses 14 11 ANTHESIS, a fully op...
anthesis 15 11 a fully opened flowe...
antickes 17 16 ANTICKE, an antic, a...
antiques 21 19 ANTIQUE, to alter th...
antsiest 13 9 ANTSY, eager, excite...
anureses 12 10 ANURESIS, inability...
anuresis 13 10 inability to urinate...
apagoges 16 15 APAGOGE, proving a p...
apanages 14 14 APANAGE, endowment f...
apathies 17 13 APATHY, indifference...
apatites 15 11 APATITE, a mineral,...
apepsies 17 14 APEPSY, failure or a...
aphonies 16 14 APHONY, loss of voic...
apiaries 15 11 APIARY, a place wher...
apneuses 14 13 APNEUSIS, protracted...
apoapses 16 14 APOAPSIS, the high p...
apocopes 19 17 APOCOPE, the omissio...
apodoses 14 12 APODOSIS, the main c...
apolunes 15 14 APOLUNE, the point i...
apomixes 22 21 APOMIXIS, nonsexual...
apostles 16 12 APOSTLE, one sent by...
appeases 16 14 APPEASE, to bring to...
appestat 17 14 a neural centre in t...
appliest 19 15 APPLEY, resembling o...
apprises 18 14 APPRISE, to inform,...
apprizes 21 23 APPRIZE, to inform,...
approves 19 18 APPROVE, to regard f...
appulses 19 16 APPULSE, the close a...
apyrases 21 13 APYRASE, any of seve...
arabesks 16 15 ARABESK, a design of...
arabises 15 11 ARABIS, (Latin) any...
arabizes 18 20 ARABIZE, to adopt Ar...
arbalest 16 12 a type of crossbow,...
arbelest 16 12 a type of crossbow,...
archfoes 20 16 ARCHFOE, a principal...
archines 18 14 ARCHINE, an old Russ...
archives 21 17 ARCHIVE, to file in...
archness 18 14 slyness [n -ES]
arcsines 16 12 ARCSINE, a trigonome...
areaches 17 13 AREACH, (Spenser) to...
arenites 12 9 ARENITE, a rock made...
argosies 14 10 ARGOSY, a large merc...
argufies 17 14 ARGUFY, to argue stu...
ariaries 13 8 ARIARY, a currency o...
aridness 13 10 the state of being a...
ariettes 13 8 ARIETTE, a short ari...
armholes 17 14 ARMHOLE, a hole in a...
armoires 14 11 ARMOIRE, a large orn...
armories 14 11 ARMORY, a place wher...
armrests 15 11 ARMREST, a support f...
arranges 13 11 ARRANGE, to put in o...
arreedes 12 9 ARREEDE, (Spenser) t...
arrested 13 9 ARREST, to bring to...
arrestee 12 8 one that is arrested...
arrester 13 8 one who makes an arr...
arrestor 13 8 one who makes an arr...
arriages 14 10 ARRIAGE, (historical...
arrishes 16 10 ARRISH, (dialect) a...
arshines 15 11 ARSHINE, a Russian u...
arteries 13 8 ARTERY, a vessel tha...
artesian 12 9 pertaining to a well...
articles 18 12 ARTICLE, in law, to...
artiness 13 9 the quality of being...
artistes 14 8 ARTISTE, (French) a...
artsiest 14 8 ARTSY, arty [adj]
asbestic 19 14 of or like asbestos,...
asbestos 15 11 fine fibrous mineral...
asbestus 16 12 a fine fibrous miner...
ascribes 19 14 ASCRIBE, to attribut...
aseities 13 8 ASEITY, self-origina...
ashcakes 19 17 ASHCAKE, a cornmeal...
asheries 15 10 ASHERY, a place wher...
ashiness 15 11 the condition of bei...
askances 16 16 ASKANCE, (Shakespear...
asperges 16 13 ASPERGE, to sprinkle...
asperses 15 11 ASPERSE, to slander,...
assessed 13 9 ASSESS, to estimate...
assesses 13 8 ASSESS, to estimate...
assessor 13 8 one who assesses [n...
assholes 16 11 ASSHOLE, an unpleasa...
assieges 14 10 ASSIEGE, (Spenser) t...
assuages 14 11 ASSUAGE, to make les...
asswages 17 13 ASSWAGE, (obsolete)...
asswipes 19 14 ASSWIPE, (US offensi...
astelies 14 9 ASTELY, the absence...
asthores 15 10 ASTHORE, (Irish) dar...
astilbes 17 12 ASTILBE, a plant of...
astonies 12 9 ASTONY, to amaze or...
astutest 14 9 ASTUTE, shrewd and p...
atheises 15 10 ATHEISE, to talk as...
atheizes 18 19 ATHEIZE, to talk as...
athletes 16 11 ATHLETE, a competito...
atlantes 13 10 ATLAS, a book of map...
atomises 14 11 ATOMISE, to reduce t...
atomizes 17 20 ATOMIZE, to reduce t...
atresias 13 8 ATRESIA, absence or...
attaches 18 13 ATTACH, to connect a...
attested 13 9 ATTEST, to affirm to...
attester 13 8 one who attests, als...
attestor 13 8 one who attests, als...
attrites 14 8 ATTRITE, to wear dow...
attuites 14 9 ATTUITE, to sense bu...
auberges 16 14 AUBERGE, an inn, als...
aucepses 18 15 AUCEPS, (Latin) a ha...
audibles 17 14 AUDIBLE, to call an...
auditees 13 10 AUDITEE, one that is...
aufgabes 18 17 AUFGABE, (German) a...
auguries 15 12 AUGURY, the art of a...
augustes 15 12 AUGUSTE, (French) a...
aulnages 14 13 AULNAGE, cloth inspe...
aumbries 17 15 AUMBRY, a cupboard f...
aureoles 13 10 AUREOLE, to surround...
auricles 18 13 AURICLE, the outer p...
aurifies 16 12 AURIFY, to turn into...
auspices 19 15 AUSPICE, a good omen...
autocues 16 13 AUTOCUE, (tradename)...
autotest 13 9 a competition in whi...
avarices 18 15 AVARICE, greed [n]
aventres 14 13 AVENTRE, (Spenser) t...
averages 15 14 AVERAGE, to calculat...
avgasses 16 14 AVGAS, any kind of a...
aviaries 15 12 AVIARY, a large bird...
avidness 15 14 avidity [n -ES]
aviettes 15 12 AVIETTE, (historical...
avodires 15 13 AVODIRE, a yellow ha...
avouches 20 18 AVOUCH, (archaic) to...
avowries 18 15 AVOWRY, the act of a...
awardees 15 12 AWARDEE, a recipient...
awayness 21 14 the state of being d...
axinites 19 16 AXINITE, a silicate...
axonemes 18 19 AXONEME, a central s...
azotises 16 17 AZOTISE, to combine...
azotizes 19 26 AZOTIZE, to combine...
azurines 16 19 AZURINE, a freshwate...
azurites 17 18 AZURITE, a blue carb...
azygoses 23 21 AZYGOS, an unpaired...
azymites 24 22 AZYMITE, a member of...
babesias 17 14 BABESIA, a parasite...
babiches 23 19 BABICHE, a thong or...
babuches 23 20 BABUCHE, a kind of h...
backhoes 21 20 BACKHOE, to dig with...
backless 21 19 having no back [adj]
backrest 20 18 a back support [n -S...
badasses 15 12 BADASS, a difficult...
badwares 18 15 BADWARE, malicious c...
bagarres 16 13 BAGARRE, (French) a...
bagasses 16 13 BAGASSE, dry refuse...
baggages 18 17 BAGGAGE, luggage [n]
baggiest 18 15 BAGGY, loose fitting...
bagpipes 21 19 BAGPIPE, to play the...
baillies 18 13 BAILLIE, in Scotland...
bainites 15 12 BAINITE, a byproduct...
bakeries 16 15 BAKERY, a baker's sh...
bakeshop 20 20 a bakery [n -S]
balances 18 16 BALANCE, to have equ...
baldiest 17 13 BALDY, having no hai...
baldness 16 14 the state of being b...
balkiest 18 16 BALKY, apt to balk;...
ballades 17 14 BALLADE, (French) a...
ballutes 18 14 BALLUTE, a small inf...
balmiest 18 15 BALMY, mild, tempera...
banalest 15 13 BANAL, flat and unin...
bandages 15 15 BANDAGE, to cover a...
bandiest 15 13 BANDY, having crooke...
bandores 14 13 BANDORE, an ancient...
banishes 17 14 BANISH, to expel, ex...
banjaxes 22 28 BANJAX, (slang) to r...
banshees 16 14 BANSHEE, in Irish fo...
banshies 17 14 BANSHIE, in Irish fo...
baptises 18 14 BAPTISE, to administ...
baptizes 21 23 BAPTIZE, to administ...
barbless 19 15 having no barbs [adj...
barbules 19 16 BARBULE, a small bar...
barcodes 18 15 BARCODE, an arrangem...
bardiest 16 12 BARDY, (Scots) scold...
bareness 14 12 the state of being b...
baresark 16 15 a Norse warrior who...
barflies 19 15 BARFLY, a drinker wh...
bargeese 15 13 BARGOOSE, a kind of...
bargests 17 13 BARGEST, a doglike g...
barghest 19 15 a doglike goblin who...
barguest 17 14 a doglike goblin who...
barkiest 17 15 BARKY, having a toug...
barkless 18 16 having no bark [adj]
barmiest 17 14 BARMIE, foamy; dotty...
barniest 15 12 BARNY, like a barn [...
baroness 14 12 the wife of a baron...
baronies 14 12 BARONY, the territor...
baronnes 13 13 BARONNE, (French) a...
baroques 23 21 BAROQUE, a bold deco...
barraces 18 14 BARRACE, (obsolete)...
barrages 16 13 BARRAGE, to subject...
barriest 16 11 BARRIE, (Edinburgh s...
barwares 18 14 BARWARE, barroom equ...
basaltes 16 12 unglazed stoneware [...
bascules 20 16 BASCULE, a type of b...
baseless 16 12 without foundation [...
baseness 14 12 the state of being b...
bashless 19 14 unashamed [adj]
basifies 18 14 BASIFY, to convert i...
basoches 20 16 BASOCHE, a mediaeval...
bassiest 16 11 BASSY, somewhat deep...
bassness 15 12 the state of being l...
bastides 16 12 BASTIDE, a French co...
bastiles 17 12 BASTILE, a tower or...
bateless 16 12 (Shakespeare) that c...
bathless 19 14 without a bath [adj]
bathoses 17 13 BATHOS, the appearan...
batistes 16 11 BATISTE, (French) a...
battiest 16 11 BATTY, (colloquial)...
bauchles 22 18 BAUCHLE, to make sha...
bauxites 22 19 BAUXITE, an ore of a...
bawdiest 19 15 BAWDY, obscene [adj]
bawdries 19 15 BAWDRY, (archaic) le...
baysides 22 14 BAYSIDE, the shore o...
bazazzes 24 38 BAZAZZ, flamboyance,...
beadiest 15 12 BEADY, resembling be...
beakiest 16 15 BEAKY, resembling a...
beakless 17 16 without a beak [adj]
beamiest 16 14 BEAMY, radiant [adj]
beamless 17 15 without beams [adj]
beardies 15 12 BEARDIE, a fish, the...
beasties 15 11 BEASTIE, a small bea...
beatiest 15 11 BEATY, of music, hav...
beatless 16 12 having no rhythm [ad...
beautest 15 12 BEAUT, beautiful [ad...
beauties 15 12 BEAUTY, (Shakespeare...
becasses 18 14 BECASSE, (French) a...
becrimes 20 17 BECRIME, to make gui...
becurses 19 15 BECURSE, to put a cu...
bedashes 17 14 BEDASH, to wet by da...
bedesman 15 16 one who prays for an...
bedesmen 15 16 BEDESMAN, one who pr...
bedmates 16 15 BEDMATE, one who sha...
bedrapes 17 15 BEDRAPE, to cover wi...
bedrests 16 12 BEDREST, confinement...
bedrites 16 12 BEDRITE, the privile...
bedsides 16 13 BEDSIDE, the side of...
bedsores 15 12 BEDSORE, a type of s...
bedtimes 17 15 BEDTIME, the time at...
bedunces 18 17 BEDUNCE, to make a d...
beefiest 17 14 BEEFY, thickly built...
beefless 18 15 being without beef [...
beehives 19 17 BEEHIVE, a hive for...
beelines 15 13 BEELINE, to head dir...
beerages 15 13 BEERAGE, the brewing...
beerfest 17 14 (US) a beer festival...
beeriest 15 11 BEERY, smelling of b...
beersies 15 11 (New Zealand slang)...
beesting 16 14 as in beesting lips,...
beestung 16 15 as in beestung lips,...
beeswing 19 17 a crust that forms o...
beginnes 15 15 BEGINNE, (Spenser) a...
begrimes 18 16 BEGRIME, to soil wit...
beguiles 18 15 BEGUILE, to deceive...
beguines 16 15 BEGUINE, (French) a...
behalves 20 18 BEHALF, interest or...
behooves 18 17 BEHOOVE, to be fit,...
beigiest 17 13 BEIGY, relating to t...
beinness 14 13 wellbeing [n -ES]
bejesuit 18 21 to initiate into Jes...
bekisses 17 15 BEKISS, to cover wit...
beknaves 17 20 BEKNAVE, to treat as...
beladies 16 13 BELADY, to apply the...
belamies 17 15 BELAMY, (Spenser) a...
beldames 17 16 BELDAME, an old woma...
belfries 19 15 BELFRY, a bell-tower...
believes 18 16 BELIEVE, to accept a...
beltless 18 13 without a belt [adj]
bembexes 24 24 BEMBEX, a noisy sand...
bembixes 25 24 BEMBIX, a noisy sand...
bendiest 15 13 BENDY, full of bends...
bentiest 15 12 BENTY, like wiry gra...
benzenes 16 22 BENZENE, a solvent d...
benzines 17 22 BENZINE, a mixture o...
benzoles 18 22 BENZOLE, crude benze...
bepester 17 14 (archaic) to pester,...
bepities 18 14 BEPITY, to pity grea...
beproses 17 14 BEPROSE, to reduce t...
bequests 24 21 BEQUEST, a legacy [n...
berberes 17 14 BERBERE, an Ethiopia...
bereaves 16 15 BEREAVE, to deprive...
bergeres 16 13 BERGERE, a type of e...
berhymes 25 18 BERHYME, to compose...
berlines 16 13 BERLINE, an old four...
besaints 15 12 BESAINT, to make a s...
bescorch 24 19 to scorch thoroughly...
bescours 19 15 BESCOUR, to scour th...
bescrawl 23 18 to cover with scrawl...
bescreen 17 15 to cover with a scre...
beseeing 15 14 BESEE, (obsolete) to...
beseekes 15 15 BESEEKE, (Spenser) t...
beseemed 15 15 BESEEM, to be becomi...
beseemly 23 17 fit; suitable [adj B...
besetter 15 11 one who, or that whi...
beshadow 20 17 to cast a shadow on...
beshamed 18 17 BESHAME, (archaic) t...
beshames 18 16 BESHAME, (archaic) t...
beshines 17 14 BESHINE, (archaic) t...
beshiver 20 17 to break into small...
beshouts 18 14 BESHOUT, to shout at...
beshrews 21 16 BESHREW, (archaic) t...
beshroud 18 15 to cover with, or as...
besieged 16 14 BESIEGE, to attack a...
besieger 16 13 one who besieges, al...
besieges 16 13 BESIEGE, to attack a...
besighed 19 16 BESIGH, (archaic) to...
beslaved 18 17 BESLAVE, to make a s...
beslaver 18 16 to slobber upon [v -...
beslaves 18 16 BESLAVE, to make a s...
beslimed 18 16 BESLIME, to cover wi...
beslimes 18 15 BESLIME, to cover wi...
besmears 16 14 BESMEAR, to smear, b...
besmiled 18 16 BESMILE, to smile on...
besmiles 18 15 BESMILE, to smile on...
besmirch 23 19 to soil, make dirty...
besmoked 17 19 BESMOKE, to pollute...
besmokes 17 18 BESMOKE, to pollute...
besmooth 18 16 to make smooth [v -E...
besmudge 18 18 to cover with smudge...
besmutch 23 20 (archaic) to soil, b...
besnowed 17 16 BESNOW, to cover wit...
besognio 15 14 (Italian) a beggar [...
besoming 17 17 BESOM, to sweep with...
besonian 13 13 (Shakespeare) a begg...
besoothe 16 13 to soothe [v BESOOTH...
besorted 15 12 BESORT, (Shakespeare...
besotted 15 12 BESOT, to infatuate...
besought 19 16 BESEECH, to implore,...
besouled 16 14 (archaic) having a s...
bespeaks 18 18 BESPEAK, to request...
bespeeds 17 15 BESPEED, to help on...
bespiced 21 18 BESPICE, (Shakespear...
bespices 21 17 BESPICE, (Shakespear...
bespoken 17 19 BESPEAK, to request...
besports 18 14 BESPORT, to sport, p...
bespouse 17 15 to marry [v BESPOUSE...
bespouts 18 15 BESPOUT, to spout ov...
bespread 17 15 to spread over [v BE...
besprent 17 15 (obsolete) sprinkled...
bestadde 15 13 beset by, also BESTA...
bestains 15 12 BESTAIN, to stain al...
besteads 15 12 BESTEAD, (archaic) t...
bestials 17 12 BESTIAL, a collectiv...
bestiary 22 13 a book of animal fab...
besticks 21 18 BESTICK, to stick ov...
bestills 19 13 BESTILL, (archaic) t...
bestorms 17 14 BESTORM, to assail w...
bestowal 19 15 a gift [n -S]
bestowed 18 15 BESTOW, to present a...
bestower 18 14 one who bestows [n -...
bestreak 16 15 to overspread with s...
bestrewn 18 15 BESTREW, to strew, s...
bestrews 19 14 BESTREW, to strew, s...
bestride 16 12 to stride across, st...
bestrode 15 12 BESTRIDE, to stride...
bestrown 18 15 BESTROW, to strew, s...
bestrows 19 14 BESTROW, to strew, s...
besuited 16 13 wearing a suit [adj]
beswarms 20 17 BESWARM, to swarm al...
betaines 14 12 BETAINE, a crystalli...
beteemes 15 14 BETEEME, (Spenser) t...
bethesda 17 14 a Nonconformist chur...
betitles 17 12 BETITLE, to furnish...
betonies 14 12 BETONY, a labiate pl...
betosses 15 11 BETOSS, (Shakespeare...
bewhores 20 16 BEWHORE, to call som...
bezazzes 24 38 BEZAZZ, panache, fla...
beziques 27 30 BEZIQUE, a card game...
bheestie 17 13 an Indian water carr...
bhistees 18 13 BHISTEE, an Indian w...
bhisties 19 13 BHISTIE, an Indian w...
biasness 15 12 the state of being s...
biatches 21 16 BIATCH, (slang) a bi...
bicepses 21 17 BICEPS, the two-head...
bicornes 18 15 BICORNE, a hat with...
bicycles 30 20 BICYCLE, to ride a t...
bigamies 18 16 BIGAMY, the crime of...
biguines 17 15 BIGUINE, (French) a...
bilgiest 19 14 BILGY, having the sm...
bimester 17 14 a two-month period [...
binaries 15 12 BINARY, a combinatio...
binocles 19 16 BINOCLE, (French) a...
biocides 19 15 BIOCIDE, a substance...
biogases 16 13 BIOGAS, gas obtained...
biolyses 23 14 BIOLYSIS, the breakd...
biopsies 18 14 BIOPSY, to examine t...
biotites 16 11 BIOTITE, mica contai...
biotopes 17 14 BIOTOPE, an area hav...
biotypes 24 16 BIOTYPE, a distinct...
biplanes 18 16 BIPLANE, a plane wit...
birkiest 18 15 BIRKIE, (Scots) acti...
birsiest 17 11 BIRSY, (Scots) brist...
bitesize 19 20 of food, small enoug...
bitsiest 17 11 BITSY, small and att...
bittiest 17 11 BITTY, fragmented [a...
bivalves 21 20 BIVALVE, a mollusc h...
bizarres 19 20 BIZARRE, a strangely...
bizazzes 25 38 BIZAZZ, flamboyance,...
blackest 21 19 BLACK, being of the...
bladiest 17 13 BLADY, as in blady g...
blanches 21 18 BLANCH, to whiten [v...
blandest 16 14 BLAND, neutral-tasti...
blankest 17 17 BLANK, empty [adj]
blankies 17 17 BLANKIE, a child's b...
blasties 17 12 BLASTIE, a dwarf [n]
bleaches 21 17 BLEACH, to whiten [v...
bleakest 17 16 BLEAK, dull and chee...
blearest 16 12 BLEAR, of the eyes,...
blenches 21 18 BLENCH, to shrink or...
blennies 15 14 BLENNY, a long, slen...
blesboks 20 19 BLESBOK, (Afrikaans)...
blesbuck 24 23 (Afrikaans) a South...
blessers 17 12 BLESSER, one who ble...
blessing 18 15 a prayer, a wish for...
blindest 17 14 BLIND, sightless [ad...
blingest 18 15 BLING, flashy [adj]
blintzes 20 22 BLINTZ, (Yiddish) a...
blithest 20 14 BLITHE, merry [adj]
blockies 21 19 BLOCKIE, (Australian...
blokiest 18 16 BLOKEY, like one of...
blondest 16 14 BLOND, light coloure...
bloodies 16 13 BLOODY, to make bloo...
bloosmes 17 15 BLOOSME, (Spenser) t...
blotches 22 17 BLOTCH, to mark with...
blotless 18 13 without blots [adj]
blowiest 20 15 BLOWY, windy, gusty...
bludiest 18 14 BLUDY, stained with...
blueness 16 14 the state of being b...
bluesier 17 13 BLUESY, resembling b...
bluesman 17 17 a man who plays the...
bluesmen 17 17 BLUESMAN, a man who...
bluestem 18 16 a kind of prairie gr...
bluettes 17 13 BLUETTE, (French) a...
bluffest 22 19 BLUFF, rough and hea...
bluntest 17 14 BLUNT, not sharp or...
bobeches 22 19 BOBECHE, a circular...
boboties 17 14 BOBOTIE, (South Afri...
bodgiest 17 14 BODGIE, fake [adj]
bodiless 17 13 lacking material for...
boggiest 18 15 BOGGY, like a bog [a...
bogholes 19 16 BOGHOLE, a natural h...
boldness 16 14 the quality of being...
bollixes 24 20 BOLLIX, to make a me...
bolloxes 23 20 BOLLOX, to make a me...
bolshies 19 14 BOLSHIE, a Bolshevik...
boltless 18 13 without a bolt [adj]
bombaxes 24 24 BOMBAX, a tree of th...
bombesin 18 18 a hormone partly res...
bombyxes 31 26 BOMBYX, a moth of th...
bondages 15 15 BONDAGE, slavery [n]
bondless 16 14 without a bond [adj]
boneless 15 13 without bones [adj]
bonesets 14 12 BONESET, a medicinal...
boneyest 20 14 BONEY, like bone, al...
bonfires 17 15 BONFIRE, a large fir...
boniness 14 13 the state of being b...
bonitoes 14 12 BONITO, a large fish...
bonniest 14 13 BONNY, pretty or hea...
bonusses 15 13 BONUS, in Scrabble,...
boofiest 17 14 BOOFY, muscular and...
bookiest 16 15 BOOKY, by way of bei...
bookless 17 16 without books, unlea...
bookrest 16 15 a rack for books [n...
boomiest 16 14 BOOMY, hollow-soundi...
boonless 15 13 having no boon [adj]
bootless 16 12 profitless [adj BOOT...
booziest 18 20 BOOZY, inclined to b...
boppiest 20 17 BOPPY, suggestive of...
bordures 16 13 BORDURE, a border su...
boreases 14 11 BOREAS, the north wi...
boresome 15 14 tedious, boring [adj...
bornites 15 12 BORNITE, a valuable...
borsches 21 16 BORSCH, (Russian) co...
bortiest 16 11 BORTY, relating to b...
boscages 19 16 BOSCAGE, (French) th...
boskages 17 17 BOSKAGE, thick folia...
boskiest 17 15 BOSKY, woody or bush...
bossiest 16 11 BOSSY, domineering [...
botanies 14 12 BOTANY, the science...
botflies 19 15 BOTFLY, a name for v...
botholes 18 14 BOTHOLE, a hole in a...
bottines 15 12 BOTTINE, (French) a...
bouchees 20 17 BOUCHEE, a small pat...
bouclees 19 16 BOUCLEE, a loop made...
bounties 15 13 BOUNTY, a reward [n]
bourrees 15 12 BOURREE, (French) a...
bousiest 16 12 BOUSY, inclined to b...
boutades 15 13 BOUTADE, a sudden ou...
boweries 18 14 BOWERY, a colonial D...
bowlines 19 16 BOWLINE, a simple kn...
boxiness 21 19 the state of being b...
boysiest 22 13 BOYSY, suited to or...
brabbles 21 18 BRABBLE, to squabble...
braggest 18 15 BRAG, first-rate [ad...
braidest 16 12 BRAID, broad [adj]
brailles 18 13 BRAILLE, to write in...
brakiest 17 15 BRAKY, abounding in...
brambles 20 18 BRAMBLE, to gather b...
branches 20 17 BRANCH, to spread li...
brandies 15 13 BRANDY, to mix with...
brangles 17 15 BRANGLE, to wrangle...
bransles 16 13 BRANSLE, an old Fren...
brantles 16 13 BRANTLE, an old Fren...
brashest 18 13 BRASH, forward, over...
brassies 16 11 BRASSIE, a golf club...
brattles 17 12 BRATTLE, (Scots) to...
breaches 20 16 BREACH, to break thr...
breathes 17 13 BREATHE, to inhale a...
breeches 20 16 BREECH, to clothe wi...
breenges 15 14 BREENGE, (Scots) to...
breinges 16 14 BREINGE, (Scots) to...
brekkies 18 19 BREKKY, (colloquial)...
brentest 15 12 BRENT, (Scots) lofty...
bresaola 15 12 salt-cured, air-drie...
bretesse 15 11 a wooden tower used...
brevises 18 15 BREVIS, broth, esp....
brewages 19 16 BREWAGE, the process...
brewises 19 14 BREWIS, (archaic) br...
brickies 21 18 BRICKIE, (colloquial...
brickles 22 19 BRICKLE, a brittle c...
bricoles 20 15 BRICOLE, (French) a...
briefest 18 14 BRIEF, short [adj]
brigades 17 14 BRIGADE, to group to...
brillest 19 13 BRILL, brilliant [ad...
brimless 19 15 having no upper edge...
brindles 17 14 BRINDLE, an animal m...
briniest 16 12 BRINY, salty [adj]
brinnies 15 13 BRINNY, (Australian...
brioches 21 16 BRIOCHE, (French) a...
brionies 15 12 BRIONY, a climbing p...
briskest 18 15 BRISK, quick of move...
bristles 18 12 BRISTLE, to stand er...
brisures 17 12 BRISURE, (French) a...
britches 22 16 breeches, also BREEC...
brittles 18 12 BRITTLE, to become f...
broaches 20 16 BROACH, to pierce (a...
broadest 15 12 BROAD, broad [adj]
brocades 18 15 BROCADE, to weave a...
brocages 19 16 BROCAGE, the busines...
broddles 17 14 BRODDLE, (dialect) t...
broekies 16 15 (South Africa) under...
brokages 17 17 BROKAGE, the busines...
brollies 18 13 BROLLY, an umbrella...
bromates 16 14 BROMATE, to combine...
bromides 17 15 BROMIDE, a bromine c...
bromines 16 15 BROMINE, a volatile...
bromises 17 14 BROMISE, to treat wi...
bromizes 20 23 BROMIZE, to treat wi...
brooches 20 16 BROOCH, to adorn wit...
brookies 16 15 BROOKIE, an American...
brosiest 16 11 BROSY, having the qu...
browless 20 15 without eyebrows [ad...
brownest 18 15 BROWN, of a dark col...
brownies 18 15 BROWNIE, a benevolen...
brucines 19 16 BRUCINE, a poisonous...
brucites 20 15 BRUCITE, a mineral,...
brulyies 24 15 BRULYIE, (Scots) a b...
brulzies 21 22 BRULZIE, (Scots) a b...
brumbies 20 18 BRUMBY, (Australian...
brunches 21 18 BRUNCH, to eat a lat...
bruskest 18 16 BRUSK, abrupt in man...
bryonies 21 14 BRYONY, a wild climb...
bubblies 22 19 BUBBLY, champagne [n...
bubukles 21 21 BUBUKLE, (Shakespear...
buckeyes 26 21 BUCKEYE, the America...
buddiest 17 14 BUDDY, having buds [...
buffiest 21 18 BUFFY, of a yellowis...
bugbanes 18 18 BUGBANE, a perennial...
bugganes 17 17 BUGGANE, an evil spi...
buggiest 19 16 BUGGY, full of bugs...
bukkakes 19 24 BUKKAKE, (Japanese)...
bukshees 19 18 BUKSHEE, a paymaster...
bulgiest 19 15 BULGY, bulging [adj]
bulgines 18 16 BULGINE, (US) a stea...
bulimies 19 16 BULIMY, an eating di...
bulkages 19 19 BULKAGE, a peristalt...
bulkiest 19 17 BULKY, having bulk [...
bullaces 21 17 BULLACE, a small wil...
bulliest 19 14 BULLY, wonderful [ad...
bumbazes 22 27 BUMBAZE, (Scots) to...
bumpiest 20 18 BUMPY, of uneven sur...
buntiest 16 13 BUNTY, having bunt,...
buoyages 22 16 BUOYAGE, a group of...
burettes 16 12 BURETTE, a glass mea...
burgages 18 16 BURGAGE, a kind of f...
burkites 18 16 BURKITE, one that bu...
burlesks 19 17 BURLESK, a type of s...
burliest 18 13 BURLY, heavy and mus...
burriest 17 12 BURRY, abounding in...
bushiest 19 14 BUSHY, having many b...
bushless 20 15 having no bushes [ad...
business 16 13 an occupation, profe...
bustiest 17 12 BUSTY, full-bosomed...
busyness 22 15 the state of being b...
butchest 22 17 BUTCH, tough [adj]
buttress 17 12 to prop up [v -ED, -...
buvettes 18 16 BUVETTE, (obsolete)...
buxomest 23 22 BUXOM, healthily plu...
buyables 25 18 BUYABLE, something a...
buzziest 23 30 BUZZY, having a buzz...
bypasses 24 16 BYPASS, to avoid by...
byplaces 28 20 BYPLACE, a secluded...
byssuses 23 14 BYSSUS, a filamentou...
cabbages 21 19 CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabestro 18 14 (Spanish) a lasso, a...
cabooses 17 14 CABOOSE, the last ca...
cabresta 18 14 a lasso, also CABEST...
cabresto 18 14 a lasso, also CABEST...
caciques 28 24 CACIQUE, a West Indi...
cackiest 21 18 CACKY, of or like ex...
cactuses 20 15 CACTUS, a succulent...
caddices 20 16 CADDICE, a coarse wo...
caddises 17 13 CADDIS, a coarse woo...
cadelles 18 14 CADELLE, a small bla...
cadences 18 16 CADENCE, to make rhy...
cadgiest 18 14 CADGY, cheerful, als...
caesious 16 12 having a bluish coat...
caesiums 18 15 CAESIUM, a metallic...
caesurae 15 12 CAESURA, a pause in...
caesural 17 13 relating to a caesur...
caesuras 16 12 CAESURA, a pause in...
caesuric 20 15 relating to a caesur...
caginess 17 14 the quality of being...
cagoules 18 15 CAGOULE, a light ano...
cagyness 23 16 the quality of being...
caitives 19 15 CAITIVE, (Spenser) a...
cakeages 17 17 CAKEAGE, a charge le...
cakiness 17 16 the state of being c...
calashes 19 14 CALASH, (French) a l...
calcines 20 16 CALCINE, to reduce t...
calcites 21 15 CALCITE, a mineral,...
caleches 22 17 CALECHE, (French) a...
calefies 19 15 CALEFY, to make warm...
calfless 21 16 having a thin leg [a...
calibres 20 15 CALIBRE, the diamete...
caliches 23 17 CALICHE, (Spanish) g...
calicles 22 16 CALICLE, a cup-shape...
calicoes 20 15 CALICO, a brightly p...
caligoes 18 14 CALIGO, a reduction...
calipees 19 15 CALIPEE, a part of a...
calloses 18 13 CALLOSE, a part of a...
calluses 19 14 CALLUS, to form a ha...
calmiest 19 15 CALMY, clayey [adj]
calmness 18 16 the state of being c...
calories 17 12 CALORIE, the amount...
calottes 17 12 CALOTTE, (French) a...
calycles 28 18 CALYCLE, a row of sm...
calzones 19 22 CALZONE, a turnover...
camashes 19 16 CAMASH, (Native Amer...
camasses 17 14 CAMASS, (Native Amer...
camboges 20 19 CAMBOGE, a yellow gu...
camogies 18 16 CAMOGIE, an Irish ga...
campiest 20 17 CAMPY, comically exa...
campness 19 18 extravagance in mann...
campuses 20 18 CAMPUS, to restrict...
canaries 15 12 CANARY, to prance ab...
canities 16 12 the turning grey of...
canniest 15 13 CANNIE, prudent, als...
canoness 14 13 a woman living in a...
canopies 17 15 CANOPY, to cover fro...
cantates 15 12 CANTATE, the 98th ps...
cantiest 16 12 CANTY, (Scots) conte...
cantuses 16 13 CANTUS, (Latin) a me...
canvases 17 16 CANVAS, to examine t...
canzones 17 22 CANZONE, (Italian) a...
capeskin 19 19 a type of soft leath...
capiases 18 14 CAPIAS, a writ autho...
caprates 18 14 CAPRATE, a salt of c...
capreses 18 14 CAPRESE, (Italian) a...
caprices 22 17 CAPRICE, a whim, an...
capsizes 22 23 CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capsules 20 16 CAPSULE, to condense...
captives 21 18 CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captures 19 15 CAPTURE, to take by...
capuches 24 20 CAPUCHE, a cloak hoo...
carbenes 17 15 CARBENE, a neutral d...
carbides 19 15 CARBIDE, a carbon co...
carbines 18 15 CARBINE, a rifle wit...
carcakes 20 18 CARCAKE, (Scots) a s...
carcases 19 14 CARCASE, to put a ca...
careless 17 12 inattentive; neglige...
caressed 16 12 CARESS, to touch lov...
caresser 16 11 one who caresses [n...
caresses 16 11 CARESS, to touch lov...
carfares 18 14 CARFARE, payment for...
carfaxes 24 21 CARFAX, a place wher...
carfoxes 24 21 CARFOX, a place wher...
cargeese 16 13 CARGOOSE, the creste...
carieres 16 11 CARIERE, (obsolete)...
carioles 17 12 CARIOLE, (French) a...
carlines 17 13 CARLINE, (Scots) an...
carmines 17 15 CARMINE, a vivid red...
carnages 16 14 CARNAGE, great and b...
carniest 16 12 CARNY, cunning [adj]
carnyxes 28 21 CARNYX, a long war t...
caroches 21 16 CAROCHE, a stately c...
carouses 16 12 CAROUSE, to engage i...
carpales 19 15 CARPALE, a bone in t...
cartages 17 13 CARTAGE, the act of...
cascades 19 15 CASCADE, to fall lik...
caseases 15 11 CASEASE, an enzyme d...
caseates 15 11 CASEATE, to become c...
casefies 18 14 CASEFY, to become or...
caseoses 15 11 CASEOSE, a water-sol...
casernes 15 12 CASERNE, a barracks...
casettes 16 11 CASETTE, a small cas...
cashless 20 14 without cash [adj]
caskiest 18 15 CASKY, resembling a...
caspases 18 14 CASPASE, any of a gr...
cassenes 15 12 CASSENE, an American...
cassines 16 12 CASSINE, an American...
cassises 17 11 CASSIS, (French) a b...
cassones 15 12 CASSONE, (Italian) a...
cataloes 16 12 CATALO, a cross betw...
cateress 16 11 a woman who caters [...
catfaces 21 17 CATFACE, a deformity...
cathexes 24 20 CATHEXIS, the invest...
cathodes 18 14 CATHODE, a negativel...
catholes 19 14 CATHOLE, one of two...
cattiest 17 11 CATTY, spiteful [adj...
caucuses 20 16 CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caudates 16 13 CAUDATE, a creature...
caudexes 22 20 CAUDEX, the woody ba...
caudices 20 16 CAUDEX, the woody ba...
cauldest 18 14 CAULD, (Scots) cold...
caulomes 18 16 CAULOME, the structu...
cavasses 18 15 CAVASS, an armed att...
cavesson 17 16 a noseband for a hor...
caviares 18 15 CAVIARE, the roe of...
cavities 19 15 CAVITY, an unfilled...
cayennes 20 15 CAYENNE, a very stro...
caziques 28 30 CAZIQUE, (Taino) a W...
cecities 20 14 CECITY, blindness [n...
cedrates 16 12 CEDRATE, a variety o...
celeries 17 12 CELERY, a plant with...
celestas 17 12 CELESTA, a keyboard...
celestes 17 12 CELESTE, a keyboard...
celloses 18 13 CELLOSE, a disacchar...
cellules 20 15 CELLULE, a small cel...
cenacles 19 16 CENACLE, a dining ro...
censures 16 13 CENSURE, to condemn...
censuses 16 13 CENSUS, to take an o...
centages 16 14 CENTAGE, rate by the...
centares 15 12 CENTARE, a measure o...
centeses 15 12 CENTESIS, a surgical...
centesis 16 12 a surgical puncture...
centiles 17 13 CENTILE, a value of...
centimes 17 15 CENTIME, (French) on...
centones 14 13 CENTO, a literary wo...
centries 16 12 CENTRY, (Shakespeare...
cerastes 16 11 (Greek) any venomous...
cercises 20 14 CERCIS, any tree or...
ceresine 15 12 a kind of hard, whit...
ceresins 16 12 CERESIN, a kind of h...
cereuses 16 12 CEREUS, (Latin) a ge...
cerrises 17 11 CERRIS, (Latin) a sp...
cervices 22 18 CERVIX, a necklike o...
cervixes 25 22 CERVIX, a necklike o...
cesarean 14 12 a method of child de...
cesarian 15 12 a method of child de...
cessions 16 12 CESSION, a yielding...
cesspits 20 14 CESSPIT, a covered w...
cesspool 19 15 a covered well or pi...
cestodes 16 12 CESTODE, any parasit...
cestoids 17 12 CESTOID, any parasit...
cestoses 16 11 CESTOS, a belt or gi...
cestuses 17 12 CESTUS, a hand cover...
ceviches 24 20 CEVICHE, in Mexican...
chadless 20 15 without a chad [adj]
chalices 23 17 CHALICE, a drinking...
challies 21 15 CHALLIE, a soft ligh...
chalones 18 15 CHALONE, one of a gr...
chamades 19 17 CHAMADE, (historical...
chamises 20 16 CHAMISE, a Californi...
chammies 21 19 CHAMMY, to clean wit...
chancres 21 17 CHANCRE, a hard nodu...
chanties 18 14 CHANTIE, a song sung...
chapless 22 17 having no lower jaw;...
chappess 23 19 a female chap, also...
chappies 23 19 CHAPPIE, a familiar...
charades 18 14 CHARADE, (French) a...
charases 18 13 CHARAS, (Hindi) the...
chariest 19 13 CHARY, discreetly ca...
charlies 20 14 CHARLIE, a fool, als...
charpies 21 16 CHARPIE, shredded li...
chastest 19 13 CHASTE, sexually vir...
chatties 19 13 CHATTY, a type of wa...
chaunces 21 18 CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunges 19 17 CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chausses 19 14 pantaloons or tight...
chayotes 24 15 CHAYOTE, a tropical...
cheapest 20 16 CHEAP, inexpensive [...
cheapies 20 16 CHEAPIE, (colloquial...
chedites 19 14 CHEDITE, a mixture o...
cheesier 18 13 CHEESY, resembling a...
cheesily 26 16 CHEESY, resembling a...
cheesing 19 16 CHEESE, to stop it [...
chelates 19 14 CHELATE, to combine...
chelones 18 15 CHELONE, a genus of...
chemises 20 16 CHEMISE, (French) a...
chemmies 21 19 CHEMMY, a card game,...
chenixes 24 21 CHENIX, an ancient G...
cherries 19 13 CHERRY, a fruit [n]
cheshire 21 15 a hard English chees...
chesnuts 19 15 CHESNUT, a chestnut...
chessels 20 14 CHESSEL, a cheese-mo...
chessman 19 17 a piece for a board...
chessmen 19 17 CHESSMAN, a piece fo...
chestful 23 18 as much as a chest c...
chestier 19 13 CHESTY, suffering fr...
chestily 27 16 CHESTY, suffering fr...
chesting 20 16 CHEST, to hit a ball...
chestnut 19 15 a tree of genus Cast...
chewiest 22 16 CHEWY, not easily ch...
chiauses 19 14 CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chicanes 21 17 CHICANE, to quibble...
chickees 23 20 CHICKEE, a stilt hou...
chicness 22 17 being chic [n -ES]
chiefess 21 16 a female chief [n -E...
chiefest 21 16 CHIEF, important [ad...
chillest 22 15 CHILL, cool [adj]
chillies 22 15 CHILLI, a hot pepper...
chimeres 20 16 CHIMERE, (French) a...
chinches 24 19 CHINCH, to fill in t...
chinkies 20 18 CHINKIE, (colloquial...
chinless 20 15 without a chin [adj]
chinones 17 15 CHINONE, a golden-ye...
chintses 19 14 CHINTS, a glazed pri...
chintzes 22 23 CHINTZ, a glazed pri...
chippies 24 19 CHIPPIE, (colloquial...
chirkest 21 17 CHIRK, cheerful [adj...
chitties 20 13 CHITTY, a short lett...
chivvies 24 21 CHIVVY, to chase abo...
choccies 25 19 CHOCCY, chocolate [n...
choicest 22 16 CHOICE, of fine qual...
chokiest 20 17 CHOKY, tending to ca...
cholates 19 14 CHOLATE, a salt of c...
cholines 19 15 CHOLINE, an alcohol...
chommies 21 19 CHOMMIE, (South Afri...
chondres 18 15 CHONDRE, a spheroida...
chookies 19 17 CHOOKIE, (Australian...
chopines 20 17 CHOPINE, a high clog...
chorales 19 14 CHORALE, a simple ha...
chordees 18 14 CHORDEE, a painful e...
chorines 18 14 CHORINE, (US slang)...
chorises 19 13 CHORISIS, the multip...
chorries 19 13 CHORRIE, (Afrikaans)...
chortles 20 14 CHORTLE, to chuckle...
choruses 19 14 CHORUS, to sing in u...
choushes 21 16 CHOUSH, a cheat, a s...
chowries 22 16 CHOWRY, (Hindi) a wh...
chresard 19 14 the total quantity o...
chuckies 24 21 CHUCKIE, a chicken,...
chuckles 25 22 CHUCKLE, to laugh qu...
chuddies 20 16 CHUDDY, (Australian...
chuffest 24 20 CHUFF, gruff [adj]
chummies 22 20 CHUMMY, a chum, a cr...
churches 25 19 CHURCH, to bring to...
chutnees 18 15 CHUTNEE, (Hindi) a w...
ciboules 20 16 CIBOULE, a variety o...
cicelies 21 15 CICELY, a fragrant h...
cicorees 19 14 CICOREE, a perennial...
ciliates 18 12 CILIATE, a member of...
cineoles 16 13 CINEOLE, a liquid us...
circuses 21 15 CIRCUS, a public ent...
cirruses 18 12 CIRRUS, (Latin) a ty...
cissiest 18 11 CISSY, timid, also S...
cissuses 18 12 CISSUS, a genus of t...
cistuses 18 12 CISTUS, (Greek) any...
citesses 17 11 CITESS, (archaic) on...
citifies 20 14 CITIFY, to adapt to...
citrates 17 11 CITRATE, a salt of c...
citrines 17 12 CITRINE, a variety o...
citruses 18 12 CITRUS, a citron tre...
cityfies 26 16 CITYFY, to adapt to...
claddies 18 14 CLADDIE, a native Ne...
cladodes 17 14 CLADODE, a branch or...
clatches 23 17 CLATCH, to dabble or...
clawless 22 16 without claws [adj]
clayiest 24 14 CLAYEY, resembling c...
cleanest 16 13 CLEAN, free from sta...
cleanses 16 13 CLEANSE, to clean [v...
clearest 17 12 CLEAR, easy to see [...
clenches 22 18 CLENCH, to grasp fir...
clergies 19 14 CLERGY, the body of...
clerkess 19 16 a female clerk [n -E...
clevises 20 16 CLEVIS, a U-shaped f...
climates 19 15 CLIMATE, to remain i...
climaxes 25 22 CLIMAX, to reach a h...
clinches 23 18 CLINCH, to settle a...
clippies 23 18 CLIPPIE, (colloquial...
clonuses 17 14 CLONUS, a form of mu...
closures 18 13 CLOSURE, to end a de...
clotures 18 13 CLOTURE, to end a de...
cloyless 25 15 that cannot cloy [ad...
cludgies 20 16 CLUDGIE, (Scots) a l...
clueless 19 14 hopelessly confused...
clunches 23 19 CLUNCH, a tough clay...
clutches 24 18 CLUTCH, to grasp and...
cnemides 17 16 CNEMIS, the shin or...
coachees 20 16 COACHEE, (colloquial...
coachies 21 16 COACHY, a coachman [...
coalesce 19 15 to blend [v COALESCE...
coaliest 17 12 COALY, containing co...
coalises 17 12 COALISE, to bring in...
coalizes 20 21 COALIZE, to bring in...
coalless 18 13 without coal [adj]
coarsest 16 11 COARSE, rough, crude...
coatless 17 12 without a coat [adj]
coattest 16 11 to attest jointly [v...
cobbiest 21 17 COBBY, stout, obstin...
cocaines 18 15 COCAINE, a narcotic,...
coccyges 30 21 COCCYX, a bone of th...
coccyxes 35 26 COCCYX, a bone of th...
cockades 20 19 COCKADE, a rosette w...
cockeyes 26 20 COCKEYE, a squinting...
cockiest 21 18 COCKY, arrogantly se...
cocottes 19 14 COCOTTE, (French) a...
codeines 15 13 CODEINE, a narcotic...
codeless 17 13 being without a set...
codesign 17 15 to design jointly [v...
codifies 19 15 CODIFY, to put into...
codilles 19 14 CODILLE, (French) a...
codrives 19 16 CODRIVE, to work as...
coelomes 17 15 COELOME, a body cavi...
coenures 15 13 COENURE, a tapeworm...
coesites 16 11 COESITE, a type of s...
cogences 19 17 COGENCE, the state o...
cognates 16 14 COGNATE, someone or...
cognises 17 14 COGNISE, to become a...
cognizes 20 23 COGNIZE, to become a...
cohesion 17 14 the act of sticking...
cohesive 20 17 having the power of...
cohoshes 20 15 COHOSH, a perennial...
coinages 16 14 COINAGE, the act of...
coituses 17 12 COITUS, sexual inter...
coldness 17 14 the state of being c...
coleseed 16 13 a plant of the cabba...
coleslaw 21 16 a salad of raw shred...
colessee 16 12 a joint lessee [n -S...
colessor 17 12 a joint lessor [n -S...
coleuses 17 13 COLEUS, a plant of t...
collages 19 15 COLLAGE, to arrange...
collates 18 13 COLLATE, to examine...
colleges 19 15 COLLEGE, a school of...
collides 19 14 COLLIDE, to clash to...
colludes 19 15 COLLUDE, to conspire...
colognes 17 15 COLOGNE, a perfumed...
colonies 16 13 COLONY, a settlement...
combiest 20 17 COMBY, full of holes...
combines 19 18 COMBINE, to join, mi...
combless 21 18 without a comb [adj]
comedies 17 15 COMEDY, a humorous w...
comfiest 20 17 COMFY, (colloquial)...
comiques 26 24 COMIQUE, (French) a...
comities 18 14 COMITY, courteousnes...
commeres 18 17 COMMERE, (French) a...
commixes 25 24 COMMIX, to mix toget...
commodes 18 18 COMMODE, (French) a...
commotes 18 17 COMMOTE, an early En...
commoves 20 21 COMMOVE, to move vio...
communes 18 19 COMMUNE, to converse...
commutes 19 18 COMMUTE, to change a...
compages 20 19 COMPAGE, (obsolete)...
compares 19 17 COMPARE, to scrutini...
comperes 19 17 COMPERE, to act as m...
compesce 22 20 (archaic) to restrai...
competes 19 17 COMPETE, to contend...
compiles 21 18 COMPILE, to collect...
complies 21 18 COMPLY, to obey [v]
composes 19 17 COMPOSE, to settle o...
compotes 19 17 COMPOTE, (French) fr...
compress 20 17 to compact [v -ED, -...
computes 20 18 COMPUTE, to calculat...
comrades 17 15 COMRADE, a close fri...
conacres 18 15 CONACRE, to let in t...
concaves 20 19 CONCAVE, to curve in...
concedes 18 16 CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conchies 21 17 CONCHY, a conscienti...
concises 19 15 CONCISE, (Milton) to...
condoles 16 14 CONDOLE, to express...
condones 14 14 CONDONE, to forgive...
condores 15 13 CONDOR, a coin of Ch...
conduces 19 17 CONDUCE, to contribu...
condyles 23 16 CONDYLE, a protubera...
confides 18 16 CONFIDE, to impart s...
confines 17 16 CONFINE, to shut wit...
confixes 24 22 CONFIX, to fix firml...
confuses 18 16 CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confutes 18 16 CONFUTE, to disprove...
congests 17 14 CONGEST, to fill to...
congrees 16 14 CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congress 17 14 to assemble together...
congrues 17 15 CONGRUE, to agree [v...
coniines 15 13 CONIINE, a liquid, h...
conioses 15 12 CONIOSIS, an infecti...
conjures 18 22 CONJURE, to practise...
conkiest 17 16 CONKY, full of a tre...
connives 17 17 CONNIVE, to plot or...
connotes 14 13 CONNOTE, to imply an...
conquest 24 22 the act of conquerin...
consoles 16 13 CONSOLE, to comfort...
conspues 18 16 CONSPUE, to spit upo...
consumes 17 16 CONSUME, to use up [...
contessa 15 12 (Italian) an Italian...
contests 16 12 CONTEST, to compete...
contuses 16 13 CONTUSE, to bruise [...
convenes 16 17 CONVENE, to assemble...
convexes 23 23 CONVEX, to make conv...
convives 20 20 CONVIVE, to feast to...
convokes 18 20 CONVOKE, to cause to...
cookless 18 16 without a cook [adj]
coolness 16 13 the state of being c...
coomiest 17 14 COOMY, full of coom,...
coonties 15 12 COONTIE, (Native Ame...
cootches 21 16 COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
copihues 21 17 COPIHUE, a climbing...
coppices 24 20 COPPICE, to grow in...
copsiest 19 14 COPSY, like a coppic...
copydesk 26 21 an editor's desk in...
coracles 20 15 CORACLE, a small boa...
cordages 17 14 CORDAGE, ropes in th...
cordites 17 12 CORDITE, a smokeless...
cordless 18 13 without a cord [adj]...
coreless 17 12 having no core [adj]
corkages 18 17 CORKAGE, the charge...
corkiest 18 15 CORKY, like cork [ad...
cormuses 18 15 CORMUS, the whole bo...
cornages 16 14 CORNAGE, (historical...
cornices 19 15 CORNICE, to decorate...
corniest 16 12 CORNY, trite, sentim...
cornuses 16 13 CORNUS, a hardwood t...
cornutes 16 13 CORNUTE, to cuckold...
corodies 16 12 CORODY, an allowance...
corpuses 19 15 CORPUS, a human or a...
corrades 16 12 CORRADE, to wear awa...
corrodes 16 12 CORRODE, to eat away...
corsages 17 13 CORSAGE, the waist o...
corsites 17 11 CORSITE, a variety o...
corsives 19 15 CORSIVE, a corrosive...
corteges 17 13 CORTEGE, (French) a...
cortexes 22 18 CORTEX, (Latin) the...
cortices 20 14 CORTEX, (Latin) the...
corvuses 19 16 CORVUS, (Latin) a gr...
coryphes 27 18 CORYPHE, (archaic) t...
cosiness 16 12 the state of being c...
cosmeses 17 14 COSMESIS, cosmetic s...
cosmesis 18 14 cosmetic surgery [n...
cosmines 17 15 COSMINE, a hard subs...
cosmoses 17 14 COSMOS, the universe...
costless 18 12 free of charge [adj...
costumes 18 15 COSTUME, to dress [v...
costuses 17 12 COSTUS, an aromatic...
coteries 16 11 COTERIE, (French) a...
cottages 17 13 COTTAGE, to cruise l...
cottises 17 11 COTTISE, to give a h...
cottuses 17 12 COTTUS, any fish of...
couchees 21 17 COUCHEE, an evening...
couldest 18 14 CAN, to put in a cyl...
countess 16 13 the wife of an earl...
counties 16 13 COUNTY, an administr...
coupures 19 16 COUPURE, (French) a...
courages 17 14 COURAGE, the quality...
courtesy 23 14 to curtsey [v COURTE...
couthest 19 14 COUTH, sophisticated...
coutures 17 13 COUTURE, the busines...
couvades 18 17 COUVADE, a primitive...
covaries 18 15 COVARY, to vary mean...
cowbanes 20 18 COWBANE, the water h...
cowhages 22 18 COWHAGE, (Hindi) a l...
cowhides 22 17 COWHIDE, to flog wit...
cowishes 22 16 COWISH, an umbellife...
cowpokes 22 21 COWPOKE, (colloquial...
cowpoxes 27 24 COWPOX, a cattle dis...
cowrites 20 14 COWRITE, to collabor...
cowtrees 19 14 COWTREE, a South Ame...
coxiness 22 19 cockiness [n -ES]
coziness 19 21 the state or quality...
crackies 21 18 CRACKIE, a small dog...
crackles 22 19 CRACKLE, to emit sna...
cracowes 22 17 CRACOWE, a long-toed...
cramboes 19 17 CRAMBO, a game in wh...
cranages 16 14 CRANAGE, the use of...
cranches 21 17 CRANCH, to chew with...
crankest 17 16 CRANK, lively [adj]
crankles 18 17 CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crannies 15 13 CRANNY, to open in c...
crantses 16 12 CRANTS, (Shakespeare...
crapiest 19 14 CRAPY, like crape [a...
crappies 21 17 CRAPPIE, a kind of f...
crassest 17 11 CRASS, grossly vulga...
cratches 22 16 CRATCH, a feed box f...
cravates 18 15 CRAVATE, a scarf or...
craziest 20 20 CRAZY, insane [adj]
creances 18 15 CREANCE, the cord us...
creepies 18 14 CREEPIE, a low stool...
creeshed 18 14 CREESH, to grease [v...
creeshes 18 13 CREESH, to grease [v...
creesing 17 14 CREESE, to stab with...
cremates 17 14 CREMATE, to reduce t...
crepiest 19 14 CREPY, having the te...
crescent 19 15 a curved shape like...
crescive 22 18 increasing [adj CRES...
cressets 17 11 CRESSET, (historical...
cressier 17 11 CRESSY, like cress [...
crestals 18 12 CRESTAL, a crystal [...
cresting 18 14 an ornamental ridgin...
crestons 16 12 CRESTON, a ridge on...
cresylic 28 17 relating to cresol,...
crevices 22 18 CREVICE, a cleft [n]
crewless 21 15 without a crew [adj]
cribbles 23 18 CRIBBLE, to decorate...
crimples 22 18 CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
cringles 19 15 CRINGLE, a loop at t...
crinites 17 12 CRINITE, a fossil cr...
crinkles 19 17 CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
cripples 23 18 CRIPPLE, to disable...
crispest 20 14 CRISP, brittle [adj]
crispies 20 14 as in rice crispies,...
crocuses 20 15 CROCUS, an iridaceou...
croggies 19 15 CROGGY, a ride on th...
cronkest 17 16 CRONK, (Australian c...
croodles 17 13 CROODLE, (Scots) to...
crookest 17 15 CROOK, (Australian s...
cropless 20 15 without a crop [adj]
croppies 21 17 CROPPY, an Irish reb...
crossest 17 11 CROSS, ill-tempered...
crotales 17 12 CROTALE, a small cym...
crotches 22 16 CROTCH, the human ge...
crottles 18 12 CROTTLE, (Gaelic) a...
crouches 22 17 CROUCH, to squat or...
crowdies 20 15 CROWDIE, (Scots) a m...
cruddles 19 15 CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
crudiest 18 13 CRUDY, (Shakespeare)...
crudites 18 13 raw vegetables serve...
cruelest 18 13 CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruisies 18 12 CRUISIE, (Scots) an...
cruizies 21 21 CRUIZIE, an open iro...
crumbles 22 19 CRUMBLE, to break up...
crummies 20 18 CRUMMIE, (Scots) a c...
crumpest 21 18 CRUMP, crisp, also C...
crumples 22 19 CRUMPLE, to wrinkle...
crunches 22 18 CRUNCH, to chew with...
crunkles 19 18 CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crunodes 16 14 CRUNODE, a point at...
crusades 17 13 CRUSADE, to engage i...
crusties 18 12 CRUSTY, a young vagr...
crutches 23 17 CRUTCH, to support o...
cubbiest 22 18 CUBBY, plump, squat...
cubicles 24 19 CUBICLE, a partially...
cuffless 23 19 without a cuff [adj]
cuisines 17 13 CUISINE, (French) co...
cuittles 19 13 CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
culchies 24 18 CULCHIE, a rustic, a...
cullises 20 14 CULLIS, a strong bro...
culottes 18 13 CULOTTE, (French) a...
culshies 21 15 CULSHIE, a person fr...
cultches 24 18 CULTCH, the flooring...
cultiest 19 13 CULTY, intended to a...
cultures 19 14 CULTURE, to cultivat...
cultuses 19 14 CULTUS, (Latin) a re...
cunettes 16 13 CUNETTE, (French) a...
cupcakes 23 22 CUPCAKE, a small rou...
cuppiest 22 18 CUPPY, cuplike [adj]
cuprites 20 15 CUPRITE, the ore of...
curacies 20 15 CURACY, the office o...
curbless 21 16 without a curb [adj]
curdiest 18 13 CURDY, having the te...
cureless 18 13 not curable [adj]
curettes 17 12 CURETTE, to scrape w...
curliest 19 13 CURLY, tending to cu...
curniest 17 13 CURNY, granular, als...
cursives 20 16 CURSIVE, a flowing s...
cursores 17 12 in old classificatio...
curtaxes 23 19 CURTAXE, (archaic) a...
curtness 17 13 the quality of being...
curtsies 18 12 CURTSY, to bow polit...
curviest 20 16 CURVEY, curved, also...
cuscuses 21 16 CUSCUS, an arboreal...
cushiest 20 14 CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cuspides 20 16 CUSPIS, (Latin) a po...
cuspiest 20 15 CUSPY, of a computer...
custodes 17 13 CUSTODE, a person wh...
cuteness 16 13 the quality of being...
cutesier 17 12 CUTESY, (US) affecte...
cuticles 22 16 CUTICLE, any of vari...
cutlases 18 13 CUTLAS, a curved, on...
cutlines 18 14 CUTLINE, (US) a capt...
cuttages 18 14 CUTTAGE, a means of...
cuttiest 18 12 CUTTY, (Scots) short...
cuvettes 19 16 CUVETTE, (French) a...
cyanates 21 14 CYANATE, a salt of c...
cyanides 22 15 CYANIDE, to treat an...
cyanines 21 15 CYANINE, a blue dye,...
cyanises 22 14 CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanites 22 14 CYANITE, a mineral,...
cyanizes 25 23 CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanoses 21 14 CYANOSIS, bluish dis...
cyclases 27 17 CYCLASE, an enzyme t...
cyclises 28 17 CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclizes 31 26 CYCLIZE, to form one...
cyclones 26 18 CYCLONE, a rotating...
cyclopes 29 20 CYCLOPS, a genus of...
cycloses 27 17 CYCLOSIS, the circul...
cycluses 28 18 CYCLUS, a cycle of m...
cypreses 25 16 CYPRES, the legal do...
cyprides 26 17 CYPRIS, a type of ba...
cyprines 25 17 CYPRINE, a type of s...
cypruses 26 17 CYPRUS, (obsolete) a...
cystines 23 14 CYSTINE, a sulphur-c...
daemones 12 13 DAEMON, (Greek) an i...
daffiest 18 15 DAFFY, daft [adj]
daftness 15 13 the quality of being...
daggiest 16 13 DAGGY, (Australian c...
daimones 13 13 DAIMON, (Greek) an i...
dainties 13 10 DAINTY, something th...
dalesman 14 14 one living in a dale...
dalesmen 14 14 DALESMAN, one living...
dalgytes 22 14 DALGYTE, (Native Aus...
damndest 14 14 utmost effort, in ph...
damnests 14 13 DAMNEST, one's utmos...
dampiest 17 15 DAMPY, somewhat damp...
dampness 16 16 the state of being d...
danciest 16 13 DANCY, (esp. of elec...
dandiest 13 11 DANDY, fine [adj]
danishes 15 12 DANISH, a pastry of...
dankness 13 15 the state of being d...
dapsones 14 13 DAPSONE, a drug used...
darioles 14 10 DARIOLE, a small cyl...
darkness 14 14 the state of being d...
darndest 13 11 one's utmost, also D...
darnests 13 10 DARNEST, one's utmos...
dashiest 16 11 DASHY, stylish [adj]
dasyures 20 12 DASYURE, a flesh-eat...
dataries 13 9 DATARY, an officer w...
dateless 14 10 without a date [adj]
daubiest 16 13 DAUBY, smeary [adj]
daubries 16 13 DAUBRY, a crudely ar...
dawbakes 19 19 DAWBAKE, (dialect) a...
dawbries 19 15 DAWBRY, (Shakespeare...
daycares 22 14 DAYCARE, care for ch...
dayflies 23 15 DAYFLY, a mayfly [n]
daymares 20 14 DAYMARE, a terrifyin...
daysides 20 12 DAYSIDE, the sun sid...
daytales 20 12 DAYTALE, reckoning b...
daytimes 21 14 DAYTIME, the time du...
deadeyes 18 12 DEADEYE, a rounded w...
deadness 12 11 the state of being d...
deafness 14 13 the state of being d...
dealates 13 10 DEALATE, an insect d...
dearests 13 9 DEAREST, a loved one...
dearness 12 10 the state of being d...
debacles 19 16 DEBACLE, (French) a...
debbiest 18 15 DEBBY, like a debuta...
deboshes 17 14 DEBOSH, to lead into...
debosses 15 12 DEBOSS, to impress a...
debrides 16 13 DEBRIDE, to remove d...
debtless 17 13 without debts [adj]
debusses 16 13 DEBUS, to get off a...
deceases 15 12 DECEASE, to die [v]
deceives 18 16 DECEIVE, to mislead...
deciares 16 12 DECIARE, the tenth p...
deckless 19 17 lacking a deck [adj]
declares 17 13 DECLARE, to make kno...
declines 17 14 DECLINE, to refuse [...
decuples 20 17 DECUPLE, to increase...
decuries 17 13 DECURY, a group of t...
decurves 19 17 DECURVE, to curve do...
deediest 13 10 DEEDY, industrious [...
deedless 14 11 without deeds [adj]
deepness 14 13 the quality of being...
defences 17 16 DEFENCE, to make a d...
defenses 14 13 DEFENSE, to guard ag...
deflates 16 13 DEFLATE, to release...
deflexes 22 20 DEFLEX, to bend down...
deforces 18 15 DEFORCE, to withhold...
deforest 15 12 to remove the trees...
deftness 15 13 the quality of being...
degasses 14 11 DEGAS, to remove gas...
deglazes 18 21 DEGLAZE, to remove t...
degrades 14 12 DEGRADE, to debase,...
dehisces 19 14 DEHISCE, to split op...
deicides 17 13 DEICIDE, the killing...
deixises 20 16 DEIXIS, use of words...
dejeunes 14 20 DEJEUNE, (archaic) b...
delaines 13 11 DELAINE, (French) a...
delapses 16 13 DELAPSE, to sink dow...
deleaves 15 14 DELEAVE, to separate...
delliest 16 11 DELLY, like a dell [...
delouses 14 11 DELOUSE, to free fro...
demaines 13 13 DEMAINE, (Spenser) b...
demaynes 19 15 DEMAYNE, (Spenser) b...
demeanes 12 13 DEMEANE, (Spenser) b...
demerges 15 14 DEMERGE, to remove a...
demerses 14 12 DEMERSE, (obsolete)...
demesnes 13 13 DEMESNE, a manor hou...
demoness 13 13 a female demon [n -E...
demurest 15 13 DEMURE, shy and mode...
denaries 12 10 DENARY, a group of t...
dentexes 18 17 DENTEX, (Latin) a st...
dentines 12 11 DENTINE, the hard su...
dentures 13 11 DENTURE, a set of te...
deodates 12 10 DEODATE, (obsolete)...
depeches 20 17 DEPECHE [n]
deplanes 15 14 DEPLANE, to get off...
depletes 16 13 DEPLETE, to lessen t...
deplores 16 13 DEPLORE, to regret s...
deplumes 18 17 DEPLUME, to deprive...
depraves 17 16 DEPRAVE, to corrupt...
deprives 18 16 DEPRIVE, to take som...
depsides 16 13 DEPSIDE, an aromatic...
deputies 16 13 DEPUTY, one appointe...
dequeues 21 20 DEQUEUE, to remove f...
deranges 13 12 DERANGE, to disorder...
dermises 15 12 DERMIS, the true ski...
derrises 14 9 DERRIS, a vine yield...
desalted 14 11 DESALT, to remove th...
desalter 14 10 something used for d...
desanded 12 12 DESAND, to remove sa...
descaled 17 14 DESCALE, to remove s...
descaler 17 13 a thing for removing...
descales 17 13 DESCALE, to remove s...
descants 16 13 DESCANT, to comment...
descends 16 14 DESCEND, to come dow...
descents 16 13 DESCENT, the act of...
deschool 19 15 to educate children...
describe 19 15 to recount the physi...
descried 17 13 DESCRY, to discern,...
descrier 17 12 one who descries [n...
descries 17 12 DESCRY, to discern,...
descrive 19 16 to recount the physi...
deseeded 12 11 DESEED, to remove th...
deseeder 12 10 one that deseeds [n...
deselect 17 13 to dismiss from a tr...
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...
desexing 20 19 DESEX, to remove gen...
designed 14 13 DESIGN, to plan in o...
designee 13 12 one who is designate...
designer 14 12 one who designs [n -...
desilver 17 14 to remove the silver...
desinent 12 11 (archaic) terminal;...
desining 14 13 DESINE, to plan in o...
desirers 14 9 DESIRER, one who des...
desiring 15 12 DESIRE, to wish for...
desirous 14 10 desiring [adj DESIRO...
desisted 14 10 DESIST, to cease doi...
deskfast 17 16 breakfast eaten at o...
deskills 18 15 DESKILL, to make uns...
deskings 16 16 DESKING, desks colle...
desknote 13 14 a notebook computer...
desktops 17 16 DESKTOP, a computer...
desmines 14 13 DESMINE, the mineral...
desmoids 15 13 DESMOID, a firm swel...
desnoods 12 11 DESNOOD, to remove a...
desolate 13 10 lonely, waste [adj D...
desorbed 15 13 DESORB, to release a...
desorber 15 12 one that desorbs [n...
despairs 16 12 DESPAIR, to lose all...
despatch 21 17 to deal with speedil...
despight 20 16 a looking down with...
despisal 17 13 the act of despising...
despised 16 13 DESPISE, to look dow...
despiser 16 12 one who despises [n...
despises 16 12 DESPISE, to look dow...
despited 16 13 DESPITE, to treat wi...
despites 16 12 DESPITE, to treat wi...
despoils 17 13 DESPOIL, to plunder...
desponds 15 14 DESPOND, to lose hea...
despotat 15 12 a territory governed...
despotic 19 15 having the character...
desserts 14 9 DESSERT, a final cou...
destains 13 10 DESTAIN, to rid of s...
destined 13 11 DESTINE, to determin...
destines 13 10 DESTINE, to determin...
destocks 18 16 DESTOCK, to reduce t...
destream 14 12 to reverse the categ...
destress 14 9 to remove stress fro...
destrier 14 9 (archaic) a war-hors...
destroys 20 11 DESTROY, to damage b...
destruct 18 13 to destroy [v -ED, -...
desugars 15 12 DESUGAR, to remove t...
desulfur 18 15 to free from sulphur...
desyatin 19 12 (Russian) a measure...
desyning 20 15 DESYNE, to plan in o...
detaches 18 14 DETACH, to unfasten...
detentes 12 10 DETENTE, (French) a...
detenues 12 11 DETENUE, (French) a...
deterges 14 11 DETERGE, to cleanse...
detested 13 10 DETEST, to hate inte...
detester 13 9 one who detests [n -...
detinues 13 11 DETINUE, action to r...
detrudes 14 11 DETRUDE, to thrust o...
devalues 16 15 DEVALUE, to lessen t...
devested 15 14 DEVEST, to strip or...
deviates 15 13 DEVIATE, to differ f...
deviless 17 14 a female devil [n -E...
devisees 15 13 DEVISEE, one to whom...
devoices 18 16 DEVOICE, to make voi...
devolves 18 18 DEVOLVE, to transfer...
devotees 14 13 DEVOTEE, an ardent f...
dewiness 16 13 the state of being d...
dhoolies 16 12 DHOOLY, (Hindi) a li...
dhooties 15 11 DHOOTIE, a loincloth...
dhurries 17 12 DHURRIE, an Indian c...
diabases 15 12 DIABASE, an igneous...
diabetes 15 12 a metabolic disorder...
dialyses 21 12 DIALYSE, to use a ki...
dialyzes 24 21 DIALYZE, to use a ki...
diamides 15 13 DIAMIDE, any compoun...
diamines 14 13 DIAMINE, a chemical...
diapases 15 12 DIAPASE, a loud, har...
diarises 14 9 DIARISE, to keep a d...
diarizes 17 18 DIARIZE, to keep a d...
diazines 16 19 DIAZINE, any organic...
diazoles 17 19 DIAZOLE, any of a gr...
dickiest 19 16 DICKY, poor in condi...
dictates 17 12 DICTATE, to read alo...
dictiest 18 12 DICTY, (US slang) pr...
diddiest 15 11 DIDDY, (colloquial)...
diddlies 16 12 DIDDLY, the least am...
diegeses 14 11 DIEGESIS, the narrat...
diegesis 15 11 the narration of the...
diereses 13 9 DIERESIS, the separa...
dieresis 14 9 the separation of tw...
dieseled 14 11 DIESEL, to continue...
diesters 14 9 DIESTER, a type of c...
diestock 18 16 a stock to hold the...
diestrum 16 13 a period of sexual i...
diestrus 15 10 a period of sexual i...
dietines 13 10 DIETINE, a minor or...
diffuses 19 16 DIFFUSE, to spread w...
digamies 16 14 DIGAMY, a second leg...
digested 15 12 DIGEST, to assimilat...
digester 15 11 an apparatus which s...
digestif 18 14 an alcoholic drink t...
digestor 15 11 an apparatus which s...
dilliest 17 11 DILLY, very pleasing...
dilutees 15 11 DILUTEE, an unskille...
dimities 16 12 DIMITY, a cotton fab...
dimpsies 18 15 DIMPSY, (dialect) tw...
dinettes 13 10 DINETTE, an alcove o...
dingeses 14 12 DINGES, a doodad, al...
dinghies 17 14 DINGHY, a small open...
dingiest 15 12 DINGY, grimy, also D...
dinguses 15 13 DINGUS, a doodad, al...
dinkiest 15 14 DINKY, small, neat [...
dintless 15 11 having no dints (den...
diocesan 15 13 the bishop of a dioc...
dioceses 16 12 DIOCESE, the circuit...
dioecies 16 12 DIOECY, the state of...
dioptres 16 12 DIOPTRE, a measure o...
diorites 14 9 DIORITE, a crystalli...
dioxanes 18 17 DIOXANE, a toxic fla...
dioxides 20 17 DIOXIDE, a type of o...
diphones 17 15 DIPHONE, a shorthand...
diploses 17 13 DIPLOSIS, a method o...
dipodies 16 13 DIPODY, a verse of t...
dippiest 19 15 DIPPY, crazy, insane...
dipsades 16 13 DIPSAS, a fabled ser...
direness 13 10 the state of being d...
dirtiest 15 9 DIRTY, soiled [adj]
disables 17 13 DISABLE, to render i...
discages 18 14 DISCAGE, to free fro...
discases 17 12 DISCASE, to remove t...
discides 18 13 DISCIDE, to cut asun...
discless 19 13 having no disc; appe...
discures 18 13 DISCURE, to find out...
discuses 18 13 DISCUS, a disc hurle...
diseases 13 9 DISEASE, to make unh...
disedges 15 12 DISEDGE, (Shakespear...
diseuses 14 10 DISEUSE, (French) a...
disfames 17 15 DISFAME [n]
disflesh 20 15 (archaic) to reduce...
disgests 16 11 DISGEST, to assimila...
dishiest 17 11 DISHY, (colloquial)...
dishomes 17 14 DISHOME, to deprive...
disjunes 16 20 DISJUNE, (Scots) bre...
diskless 17 14 having no disk; appe...
dislikes 17 14 DISLIKE, to regard w...
disnests 14 10 DISNEST, to dislodge...
disomies 15 12 DISOMY, the state of...
dispaces 19 15 DISPACE, to range ab...
dispones 15 13 DISPONE, to make a l...
disposes 16 12 DISPOSE, to arrange...
disputes 17 13 DISPUTE, to argue ab...
disrates 14 9 DISRATE, to lower in...
disrobes 16 12 DISROBE, to undress...
dissaves 16 13 DISSAVE, to use savi...
distaves 16 13 DISTAFF, a type of s...
distomes 15 12 DISTOME, a parasitic...
distress 15 9 to cause anxiety or...
distunes 14 11 DISTUNE, to put out...
distyles 22 12 DISTYLE, a portico w...
disyokes 21 15 DISYOKE, to free fro...
ditsiest 15 9 DITSY, eccentric, al...
ditziest 18 18 DITZY, eccentric, al...
diureses 14 10 DIURESIS, excessive...
diuresis 15 10 excessive discharge...
diverges 17 15 DIVERGE, to move in...
diverses 16 13 DIVERSE, to turn asi...
divested 16 14 DIVEST, to strip or...
divinest 16 14 DIVINE, pertaining t...
divorces 19 16 DIVORCE, to terminat...
divulges 19 17 DIVULGE, to reveal [...
divulses 18 15 DIVULSE, to tear awa...
divviest 19 17 DIVVY, stupid [adj]
dizziest 21 27 DIZZY, giddy [adj]
doblones 15 14 DOBLON, a former gol...
docilest 18 13 DOCILE, compliant [a...
dockages 18 18 DOCKAGE, a charge fo...
dockises 18 16 DOCKISE, to convert...
dockizes 21 25 DOCKIZE, to convert...
doctress 17 12 a female doctor [n -...
doddiest 14 11 DODDY, sulky [adj]
dodgiest 15 12 DODGY, dubious, shad...
doeskins 14 14 DOESKIN, the skin of...
dogbanes 15 15 DOGBANE, a small gen...
dogeates 13 11 DOGEATE, the office...
dogeship 19 16 the office of a doge...
dogfaces 19 17 DOGFACE, a soldier i...
dogfoxes 22 21 DOGFOX, a male fox [...
doggiest 16 13 DOGGY, resembling a...
doggones 14 14 DOGGONE, to damn [v]
dogholes 17 14 DOGHOLE, a wretched...
dogpiles 18 15 DOGPILE, a heap of b...
dogvanes 15 16 DOGVANE, a small van...
doiltest 15 10 DOILT, (Scots) crazy...
dolesome 14 13 doleful, dismal [adj...
dolmades 15 14 DOLMA, a vine or cab...
domaines 13 13 DOMAINE, (French) an...
domesday 20 15 a day of judgment, a...
domestic 18 15 related to the home...
dominees 13 13 DOMINEE, a minister...
dominies 14 13 DOMINIE, a schoolmas...
dominoes 13 13 DOMINO, a small mask...
donaries 12 10 DONARY, a thing give...
doneness 11 11 the state of being c...
donsiest 13 10 DONSIE, unlucky, als...
doobries 15 12 DOOBRIE, a thing who...
doofuses 15 13 DOOFUS, a stupid per...
doomiest 14 12 DOOMY, depressed [ad...
doorless 14 10 having no door [adj]
dopester 15 12 one who predicts the...
dopiness 15 13 the state of being d...
dorkiest 15 13 DORKY, (slang) idiot...
dortiest 14 9 DORTY, (Scots) petti...
dottiest 14 9 DOTTY, feebleminded,...
dottlest 15 10 DOTTLE, of tobacco,...
doucines 16 14 DOUCINE, (French) an...
dourines 13 11 DOURINE, a disease o...
dourness 13 11 the state of being d...
dovekies 16 17 DOVEKIE, (Scots) a k...
dowdiest 17 13 DOWDY, dressed unsty...
doweries 16 12 DOWERY, the property...
dowfness 18 16 (Scots) dullness, he...
dowlases 17 13 DOWLAS, a coarse lin...
dowliest 18 13 DOWLY, (English dial...
downiest 16 13 DOWNY, covered in do...
downless 17 14 having no down (soft...
doyennes 17 13 DOYENNE, a women who...
doziness 16 19 the state of being d...
drabbest 18 15 DRAB, dull and monot...
drabbles 19 16 DRABBLE, to make wet...
drabness 15 13 the quality of being...
dracones 15 13 DRACONE, (tradename)...
draftees 15 12 DRAFTEE, one that is...
draggles 17 14 DRAGGLE, to make wet...
drapiest 16 12 DRAPEY, characterize...
drappies 18 15 DRAPPY, (Scots) a li...
drayages 20 13 DRAYAGE, transportat...
dreadest 13 10 DREAD, inspiring fea...
drearest 13 9 DREAR, dreary, also...
drearies 13 9 DREARY, a dismal per...
drenches 18 15 DRENCH, to wet thoro...
dressage 14 11 the training of a ho...
dressers 14 9 DRESSER, one that dr...
dressier 14 9 DRESSY, showy in dre...
dressily 22 12 DRESSY, showy in dre...
dressing 15 12 material applied to...
dribbles 20 16 DRIBBLE, to let sali...
dripless 18 13 designed not to drip...
drizzles 22 28 DRIZZLE, to rain lig...
drollest 16 11 DROLL, quaintly amus...
drongoes 13 12 DRONGO, (Australian...
droniest 13 10 DRONY, monotonous [a...
dropples 19 16 DROPPLE, a trickle [...
dropsies 16 12 DROPSY, unnatural ac...
droskies 15 13 DROSKY, an open carr...
druggies 17 14 DRUGGIE, (colloquial...
drugless 17 13 being without drugs...
druidess 15 11 a female druid [n -E...
drumbles 19 17 DRUMBLE, to move slo...
drummies 17 16 DRUMMY, (South Afric...
drunkest 15 15 DRUNK, intoxicated [...
drusiest 15 10 DRUSY, rough with mi...
druxiest 21 17 DRUXY, of timber, ha...
dualises 15 11 DUALISE, to make two...
dualizes 18 20 DUALIZE, to make two...
duallies 16 12 DUALLIE, a pickup tr...
duchesse 19 15 (French) a table-cov...
duckiest 19 17 DUCKY, (US slang) ex...
ductless 19 14 without ducts [adj]
ductules 19 15 DUCTULE, a small duc...
duddiest 15 12 DUDDY, (Scots) ragge...
dudeness 13 12 the state of being a...
dudettes 14 11 DUDETTE, a dudish fe...
dukeries 15 14 DUKERY, a duke's sea...
dukeship 20 19 the entitlement to b...
dulcites 19 14 DULCITE, a saccharin...
dulcoses 18 14 DULCOSE, a saccharin...
dulliest 17 12 DULLY, somewhat dull...
dullness 16 13 the state of being d...
dumbness 17 17 the state of being d...
dummiest 17 16 DUMMY, sham, feigned...
dumpiest 18 16 DUMPY, short and thi...
dungiest 15 13 DUNGY, having the qu...
dunnages 13 14 DUNNAGE, wood laid i...
dunniest 13 12 DUNNY, stupid [adj]
dunnites 13 12 DUNNITE, a kind of e...
duotones 12 11 DUOTONE, a drawing e...
duperies 16 13 DUPERY, the act or p...
duplexes 23 21 DUPLEX, to make dupl...
durables 17 14 DURABLE, something t...
durances 16 14 DURANCE, restraint b...
duresses 14 10 DURESS, compulsion b...
durgiest 16 12 DURGY, dwarfish [adj...
durndest 14 12 DURNED, damned [adj]
duskiest 16 14 DUSKY, somewhat dark...
duskness 15 15 duskiness [n -ES]
dustiest 15 10 DUSTY, full of dust...
dustless 16 11 free of dust [adj]
duxelles 22 19 (French) a mince of...
dwarfest 19 15 DWARF, extremely sma...
dwindles 18 15 DWINDLE, to decrease...
dyelines 20 13 DYELINE, a photocopy...
dyesters 20 11 DYESTER, (Scots) one...
dyestuff 25 18 a substance used in...
dysuries 21 12 DYSURY, pain in pass...
eadishes 15 11 EADISH, pasturage, a...
eagerest 13 10 EAGER, full of keen...
earaches 17 13 EARACHE, a pain in t...
earholes 15 11 EARHOLE, the externa...
earliest 14 9 EARLY, before the du...
earlobes 15 12 EARLOBE, the soft lo...
earnests 12 9 EARNEST, a pledge of...
earwaxes 21 18 EARWAX, a waxy secre...
easeless 13 9 without ease [adj]
easiness 12 9 the state of being e...
eatables 15 12 EATABLE, anything us...
eateries 12 8 EATERIE, a restauran...
ebauches 20 17 EBAUCHE, (French) a...
ebonises 14 12 EBONISE, to stain bl...
ebonites 14 12 EBONITE, a kind of b...
ebonizes 17 21 EBONIZE, to stain bl...
ecclesia 20 15 (Latin) the public l...
eccrises 20 14 ECCRISIS, expulsion...
ecesises 16 11 ECESIS, the establis...
echappes 22 19 ECHAPPE, (French) a...
echelles 20 15 ECHELLE, (French) an...
echoiest 18 13 ECHOEY, full of echo...
echoises 18 13 ECHOISE, to repeat a...
echoizes 21 22 ECHOIZE, to repeat a...
echoless 19 14 without an echo [adj...
eclipses 20 15 ECLIPSIS, a figure o...
eclogues 18 15 ECLOGUE, a pastoral...
ecocides 19 15 ECOCIDE, the destruc...
ecorches 21 16 ECORCHE, (French) a...
ecotages 16 13 ECOTAGE, sabotage fo...
ecotones 14 12 ECOTONE, a transitio...
ecotypes 24 16 ECOTYPE, a group of...
ecozones 17 21 ECOZONE, a regional...
ecstases 16 11 ECSTASIS, ecstasy [n...
ectopies 18 14 ECTOPY, abnormal dis...
ecuelles 18 14 ECUELLE, (French) a...
ecumenes 16 16 ECUMENE, an inhabite...
edamames 14 15 EDAMAME, a preparati...
eddishes 16 12 EDDISH, pasturage, o...
edgeless 15 12 without an edge [adj...
edginess 14 12 the state of being e...
edifices 19 15 EDIFICE, a building...
editress 14 9 a female editor, als...
educates 16 13 EDUCATE, to teach [v...
eelfares 15 12 EELFARE, a group of...
eensiest 12 9 EENSY, (colloquial)...
eeriness 12 9 the state of being e...
effigies 19 16 EFFIGY, a likeness o...
effluxes 25 23 EFFLUX, the act of f...
efforces 20 17 EFFORCE, (obsolete)...
effulges 20 18 EFFULGE, to shine ou...
egalites 15 11 EGALITE, (French) th...
egencies 16 14 EGENCY, need, also E...
egesting 15 13 EGEST, to discharge...
egestion 13 11 the process of excre...
egestive 16 14 able to be egested [...
eggeries 15 12 EGGERY, a place wher...
egoities 14 10 EGOITY, the essence...
egotises 14 10 EGOTISE, to talk abo...
egotizes 17 19 EGOTIZE, to talk abo...
egressed 14 11 EGRESS, to go out [v...
egresses 14 10 EGRESS, to go out [v...
eighties 17 12 EIGHTY, a number, ei...
ekpweles 20 19 EKPWELE, a former mo...
elatives 16 13 ELATIVE, a grammatic...
electees 16 12 ELECTEE, a person wh...
elegises 15 11 ELEGISE, to write an...
elegizes 18 20 ELEGIZE, to write an...
elevates 15 13 ELEVATE, to raise [v...
ellipses 18 13 ELLIPSE, a type of p...
ellopses 17 13 ELLOPS, (obsolete) a...
elocutes 17 13 ELOCUTE, to speak pu...
emanates 12 12 EMANATE, to send for...
embathes 18 16 EMBATHE, to bathe, a...
emblazes 20 24 EMBLAZE, to set on f...
embodies 16 15 EMBODY, to form into...
embogues 17 17 EMBOGUE, to flow out...
embolies 17 15 EMBOLY, the formatio...
embosses 16 14 EMBOSS, to decorate...
embraces 19 17 EMBRACE, to hug [v]
embraves 18 18 EMBRAVE, to inspire...
embrutes 17 15 EMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
embusies 17 15 EMBUSY, (Spenser) to...
embusses 17 15 EMBUS, to board a bu...
emdashes 16 14 EMDASH, a mark in wr...
emesises 14 11 EMESIS, (Greek) the...
emetines 13 12 EMETINE, an alkaloid...
emicates 17 14 EMICATE, to sparkle...
emirates 14 11 EMIRATE, the rank of...
emmeshed 17 17 EMMESH, to entangle,...
emmeshes 17 16 EMMESH, to entangle,...
emocores 16 14 EMOCORE, a type of m...
emongest 14 14 (obsolete) in the mi...
empaires 16 14 EMPAIRE, to become w...
empayres 22 16 EMPAYRE, (Spenser) t...
emperces 19 17 EMPERCE, to pierce,...
emperies 16 14 EMPERY, empire or po...
emphases 18 16 EMPHASIS, stress imp...
emplaces 20 18 EMPLACE, to put in p...
emplanes 16 16 EMPLANE, to put on a...
employes 23 17 EMPLOYE, a person em...
emplumes 19 19 EMPLUME, (archaic) t...
empresse 16 14 (French) eager, enth...
emprises 17 14 EMPRISE, (archaic) a...
emprizes 20 23 EMPRIZE, a dangerous...
emptiest 17 14 EMPTY, containing no...
emptyses 23 16 EMPTYSIS, spitting o...
empyeses 22 16 EMPYESIS, a skin eru...
empyesis 23 16 a skin eruption cont...
emulates 15 13 EMULATE, to strive t...
enamines 12 13 ENAMINE, a type of a...
enarches 17 14 ENARCH, to graft a p...
encashes 17 14 ENCASH, to convert i...
enchafes 19 17 ENCHAFE, (obsolete)...
enchases 17 14 ENCHASE, to place in...
enclaves 18 17 ENCLAVE, to surround...
enclises 17 13 ENCLISIS, the shifti...
encloses 16 13 ENCLOSE, to surround...
endashes 14 12 ENDASH, a mark in wr...
endeixes 18 17 ENDEIXIS, in medicin...
endgames 14 15 ENDGAME, the last st...
endgates 13 12 ENDGATE, (US) a tail...
endnotes 11 11 ENDNOTE, a note plac...
endorses 12 10 ENDORSE, to declare...
endosses 12 10 ENDOSS, (obsolete) t...
endzones 14 20 ENDZONE, in American...
energies 13 11 ENERGY, the power re...
enfested 14 13 (Spenser) embittered...
enflames 16 16 ENFLAME, (obsolete)...
enforces 17 15 ENFORCE, to compel,...
enforest 14 12 to turn into forest...
enframes 15 15 ENFRAME, to put in a...
englobes 16 15 ENGLOBE, to form int...
engorges 14 13 ENGORGE, to fill wit...
engraces 16 14 ENGRACE, to introduc...
engraves 15 15 ENGRAVE, to carve a...
enhaloes 14 12 ENHALO, to surround...
enhances 16 15 ENHANCE, to raise in...
enlarges 14 12 ENLARGE, to make lar...
enmeshed 15 15 ENMESH, to entangle,...
enmeshes 15 14 ENMESH, to entangle,...
enmities 14 12 ENMITY, hostility [n...
ennobles 14 14 ENNOBLE, to make nob...
enolases 12 10 ENOLASE, a muscle en...
enosises 12 9 ENOSIS, political un...
enounces 14 14 ENOUNCE, to enunciat...
enplanes 14 14 ENPLANE, to put on a...
enqueues 20 20 ENQUEUE, to add (a d...
enquires 21 19 ENQUIRE, to ask, als...
enranges 12 12 ENRANGE, to arrange,...
enriches 18 14 ENRICH, to add desir...
enslaves 15 14 ENSLAVE, to make a s...
ensnares 11 10 ENSNARE, to trap, al...
enstyles 20 12 ENSTYLE, (archaic) t...
ensuites 13 10 ENSUITE, (French) a...
entayles 19 12 ENTAYLE, (obsolete)...
ententes 11 10 ENTENTE, (French) a...
enthuses 15 12 ENTHUSE, to show ent...
entities 13 9 ENTITY, the basic es...
entitles 14 10 ENTITLE, to give a r...
entremes 13 12 (French) edible past...
entresol 13 10 (French) a low store...
entwines 15 13 ENTWINE, to weave to...
enureses 12 10 ENURESIS, involuntar...
enuresis 13 10 involuntary urinatio...
epagoges 16 15 EPAGOGE, argument by...
epazotes 17 20 EPAZOTE, a herb of t...
epergnes 15 14 EPERGNE, (French) a...
epicedes 18 15 EPICEDE, a funeral o...
epicenes 17 15 EPICENE, one having...
epicures 19 15 EPICURE, one with re...
epidotes 15 12 EPIDOTE, a mineral,...
epigones 15 14 EPIGONE, an inferior...
epilates 16 12 EPILATE, to remove h...
epimeres 16 14 EPIMERE, in an embry...
episodes 15 12 EPISODE, a series of...
episomes 16 14 EPISOME, a genetical...
epistles 17 12 EPISTLE, to preface...
epitases 15 11 EPITASIS, the part o...
epitaxes 21 18 EPITAXIS, the part o...
epitomes 16 14 EPITOME, a typical e...
epitopes 17 14 EPITOPE, a part of a...
epoxides 21 19 EPOXIDE, an epoxy co...
epulides 17 14 EPULIS, a tumor of t...
epulises 17 13 EPULIS, a tumor of t...
epurates 15 12 EPURATE, to purify [...
equities 22 18 EQUITY, fairness or...
erasures 13 9 ERASURE, the act of...
eremites 14 11 EREMITE, a hermit, e...
eringoes 13 11 ERINGO, a plant of t...
erinites 13 9 ERINITE, a basic ars...
erinuses 13 10 ERINUS, any rock pla...
erotemes 13 11 EROTEME, a rhetorica...
eroteses 12 8 EROTESIS, a rhetoric...
erotesis 13 8 a rhetorical questio...
erotises 13 8 EROTISE, to give a s...
erotizes 16 17 EROTIZE, to give a s...
errhines 15 11 ERRHINE, an obsolete...
ersatzes 16 17 ERSATZ, a substitute...
erudites 14 10 ERUDITE, a learned p...
eryngoes 19 13 ERYNGO, a plant of t...
escalade 16 13 (French) to scale th...
escalado 16 13 (French) the scaling...
escalate 16 12 to increase [v ESCAL...
escalier 17 12 (French) a staircase...
escallop 20 16 to bake in a scallop...
escalope 18 15 to cut in a scallop...
escalops 19 15 ESCALOP, to bake in...
escapade 17 15 a reckless adventure...
escapado 17 15 an escaped evildoer;...
escapees 17 14 ESCAPEE, a person wh...
escapers 18 14 ESCAPER, one that es...
escaping 19 17 ESCAPE, to free ones...
escapism 20 17 avoidance of reality...
escapist 19 14 one given to escapis...
escargot 17 13 (French) a snail as...
escarole 16 12 a wavy-leafed salad...
escarped 18 15 ESCARP, to cause to...
eschalot 19 14 (French) an onion wi...
escheats 18 13 ESCHEAT, to make an...
eschewal 22 17 the act of eschewing...
eschewed 21 17 ESCHEW, to avoid [v]
eschewer 21 16 one who eschews [n -...
escolars 17 12 ESCOLAR, an Atlantic...
escorted 16 12 ESCORT, to accompany...
escoting 17 14 ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escotted 16 12 ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
escribed 19 15 ESCRIBE, to construc...
escribes 19 14 ESCRIBE, to construc...
escrolls 19 13 ESCROLL, a heraldic...
escrowed 19 15 ESCROW, to place a d...
escuages 17 14 ESCUAGE, a tax exact...
esculent 17 14 something that is ed...
eserines 12 9 ESERINE, an alkaloid...
esloined 13 11 ESLOIN, to remove to...
esloyned 19 13 ESLOYNE, to remove t...
esloynes 19 12 ESLOYNE, to remove t...
esnecies 15 12 ESNECY, the primary...
esophagi 18 15 ESOPHAGUS, that port...
esoteric 16 11 intended for or unde...
espalier 16 12 a lattice on which t...
espartos 15 11 ESPARTO, a tough, wi...
especial 19 15 special [adj ESPECIA...
espiegle 17 14 (French) roguish, fr...
espousal 16 13 a mutual promise of...
espoused 15 13 ESPOUSE, to make a m...
espouser 15 12 one who espouses [n...
espouses 15 12 ESPOUSE, to make a m...
espresso 15 11 a strong coffee, als...
espumoso 16 15 (Spanish) a sparklin...
esquired 22 19 ESQUIRE, to escort [...
esquires 22 18 ESQUIRE, to escort [...
esquisse 22 18 (French) the first s...
essayers 19 10 ESSAYER, one who ess...
essaying 20 13 ESSAY, to attempt [v...
essayish 22 12 like an essay [adj]
essayist 20 10 a writer of prose co...
essences 15 12 ESSENCE, a fundament...
essoined 12 10 ESSOIN, to give an e...
essoiner 12 9 one who submits an e...
essonite 12 9 cinnamon stone, a va...
essoynes 18 11 ESSOYNE, an excuse f...
estacade 15 12 (French) a dike of s...
estancia 15 12 a cattle ranch [n -S...
estating 14 11 ESTATE, to bestow la...
esteemed 13 12 ESTEEM, to have a hi...
esterase 12 8 any of a number of e...
esterify 22 13 to convert into an e...
estheses 15 10 ESTHESIS, the abilit...
esthesia 15 10 the ability to recei...
esthesis 16 10 the ability to recei...
esthetes 15 10 ESTHETE, a person wh...
esthetic 19 13 keenly appreciative...
estimate 14 11 to calculate [v ESTI...
estivate 15 12 to spend the summer...
estoiles 14 9 ESTOILE, (French) in...
estopped 17 15 ESTOP, to hinder or...
estoppel 18 15 a bar to alleging or...
estovers 15 12 ESTOVER, a common ri...
estrades 13 9 ESTRADE, a low platf...
estragon 13 11 a kind of herb, also...
estrange 13 11 to alienate [v ESTRA...
estrayed 19 11 ESTRAY, to stray [v]
estreats 13 8 ESTREAT, to extract...
estreped 15 12 ESTREPE, to create w...
estrepes 15 11 ESTREPE, to create w...
estridge 15 11 (obsolete) an ostric...
estriols 15 9 ESTRIOL, an estrogen...
estrogen 13 11 a female sex-hormone...
estrones 12 9 ESTRONE, an estrogen...
estruses 14 9 ESTRUS, the period o...
esurient 13 10 hungry, greedy [adj...
etageres 13 10 ETAGERE, (French) a...
etalages 14 11 ETALAGE, (French) a...
etamines 13 12 ETAMINE, (French) a...
etesians 12 9 ETESIAN, a NW wind t...
ethnoses 14 11 ETHNOS, (Greek) a gr...
ethoxies 21 17 ETHOXY, a univalent...
etrennes 11 10 ETRENNE, (French) a...
eucaines 15 13 EUCAINE, an anaesthe...
euclases 17 13 EUCLASE, a mineral,...
eucrites 17 12 EUCRITE, a gabbroiti...
eugaries 14 11 EUGARIE, (Native Aus...
eulogies 15 12 EULOGY, a speech or...
euphroes 17 14 EUPHROE, a wooden bl...
eurokies 14 13 EUROKY, organisms li...
eusteles 14 10 EUSTELE, when a plan...
eustyles 21 12 EUSTYLE, a colonnade...
eutaxies 19 16 EUTAXY, good order [...
evacuees 17 16 EVACUEE, one who is...
evanesce 16 16 to fade away or vani...
evenness 13 14 the state of being e...
evictees 18 15 EVICTEE, one who is...
evillest 18 14 EVIL, morally bad [a...
evilness 16 14 the quality of being...
evirates 15 12 EVIRATE, to castrate...
evitates 15 12 EVITATE, to avoid, a...
evocates 17 15 EVOCATE, to evoke [v...
evolutes 16 14 EVOLUTE, to develop...
exabytes 27 20 EXABYTE, a very larg...
exactest 22 18 EXACT, precise [adj]
examines 19 19 EXAMINE, to inspect...
examples 23 22 EXAMPLE, to illustra...
excessed 22 19 EXCESS, to eliminate...
excesses 22 18 EXCESS, to eliminate...
exciples 26 22 EXCIPLE, a rim aroun...
exclaves 25 23 EXCLAVE, a portion o...
excludes 24 21 EXCLUDE, to shut out...
excretes 22 18 EXCRETE, to discharg...
excurses 23 19 EXCURSE, (archaic) t...
executes 22 19 EXECUTE, to perform...
exegeses 19 17 EXEGESIS, a critical...
exegesis 20 17 a critical interpret...
exegetes 19 17 EXEGETE, one versed...
exemples 23 22 EXEMPLE, (French) an...
exequies 27 25 EXEQUY, a funeral pr...
exergies 20 17 EXERGY, a measure of...
exergues 20 18 EXERGUE, (French) a...
exitless 21 16 without a way out [a...
exoduses 19 17 EXODUS, a departure...
exomises 20 18 EXOMIS, a Roman slee...
expanses 20 19 EXPANSE, a wide area...
expenses 20 19 EXPENSE, to charge w...
expiates 21 18 EXPIATE, to make com...
expiries 22 18 EXPIRY, expiration;...
explodes 22 20 EXPLODE, to blow up...
explores 22 19 EXPLORE, to examine...
expresso 21 18 a strong coffee, als...
expulses 23 20 EXPULSE, (obsolete)...
expunges 22 22 EXPUNGE, to delete [...
expurges 23 21 EXPURGE, to purge aw...
extasies 19 15 EXTASY, a state of r...
extenses 18 16 EXTENSE, (obsolete)...
externes 18 16 EXTERNE, an officer...
extremes 20 18 EXTREME, the highest...
extrudes 20 17 EXTRUDE, to force or...
exudates 19 17 EXUDATE, an exuded s...
eyedness 18 12 the preference for t...
eyeholes 21 13 EYEHOLE, a circular...
eyeshade 20 13 a visor for shading...
eyeshine 20 13 a reflection from th...
eyeshots 21 12 EYESHOT, the range o...
eyesight 23 14 the ability to see [...
eyesores 18 10 EYESORE, something u...
eyespots 21 13 EYESPOT, a spot like...
eyestalk 21 15 a stalklike structur...
eyestone 17 11 a small, lenticular,...
fabbiest 20 17 FABBY, excellent, ma...
faceless 19 15 lacking personal dis...
faconnes 16 16 FACONNE, (French) a...
factices 22 17 FACTICE, vulcanized...
factises 19 14 FACTIS, (Latin) vulc...
factures 19 15 FACTURE, the quality...
fadaises 15 12 FADAISE, (French) an...
faddiest 16 13 FADDY, inclined to t...
fadeless 16 13 not fading [adj FADE...
faffiest 20 17 FAFFY, awkward and t...
faggiest 18 15 FAGGY, having the ch...
fahlores 18 14 FAHLORE, (German) an...
faiences 17 15 FAIENCE, a type of g...
failures 17 13 FAILURE, the act of...
fainites 15 12 a plea for a truce [...
fainness 14 13 eagerness [n -ES]
faintest 15 12 FAINT, lacking stren...
fairiest 16 11 FAIRY, of or like a...
fairness 15 12 the quality of being...
fakeries 16 15 FAKERY, the practice...
falcades 19 16 FALCADE, a leaping m...
faldages 17 15 FALDAGE, (historical...
fameless 17 15 not famous [adj]
families 18 15 FAMILY, a group of p...
familles 19 16 FAMILLE, (French) a...
famishes 19 16 FAMISH, to suffer ex...
famouses 16 15 FAMOUS, (archaic) to...
fanbases 16 15 FANBASE, the body of...
fanciest 18 15 FANCY, ornamental [a...
fanfares 16 15 FANFARE, to herald w...
fangless 17 15 without fangs [adj]
fansites 15 12 FANSITE, a website d...
fanzines 17 22 FANZINE, a magazine...
fardages 16 14 FARDAGE, a bottom la...
farnesol 15 13 an alcohol found in...
farsides 16 12 FARSIDE, the farther...
farthest 18 13 to the greatest dist...
fascines 18 15 FASCINE, a long fagg...
fastness 15 12 the quality of being...
fatigues 17 14 FATIGUE, to weary, a...
fattiest 16 11 FATTY, greasy or oil...
faunules 16 15 FAUNULE, the fauna o...
favriles 19 16 FAVRILE, a type of i...
fawniest 18 15 FAWNY, yellowish-bro...
fayences 23 17 FAYENCE, a type of g...
fealties 16 12 FEALTY, the vassal's...
fearless 16 12 without fear [adj FE...
features 15 12 FEATURE, to present...
feblesse 18 15 (Spenser) feebleness...
feckless 21 19 worthless [adj FECKL...
fedaries 15 12 FEDARIE, (Shakespear...
feeblest 18 15 FEEBLE, very weak [a...
feetless 16 12 without feet [adj]
fegaries 16 13 FEGARY, a whim, also...
feintest 15 12 FEINT, ruled with fa...
feiriest 16 11 FEIRIE, (Scots) nimb...
fellates 17 13 FELLATE, to stimulat...
fellness 17 14 extreme cruelty [n -...
felonies 15 13 FELONY, a grave crim...
felsites 17 12 FELSITE, a fine-grai...
feltiest 17 12 FELTY, matted like f...
feminies 16 15 FEMINIE, women colle...
femmiest 18 17 FEMMY, markedly femi...
fenagles 16 15 FENAGLE, to obtain b...
fendiest 15 13 FENDY, (Scots) resou...
fenestra 14 12 a perforation [n FEN...
fenniest 14 13 FENNY, having fens [...
feoffees 18 17 FEOFFEE, one to whom...
ferities 16 11 FERITY, the state of...
ferliest 17 12 FERLY, marvellous [a...
ferniest 15 12 FERNY, covered with...
fernless 16 13 without ferns [adj]
ferrates 15 11 FERRATE, a salt of f...
ferrites 16 11 FERRITE, a form of p...
ferrules 17 13 FERRULE, to fit with...
fesswise 19 14 in the manner of a f...
festally 24 15 FESTAL, of or pertai...
festered 15 12 FESTER, to generate...
festiest 16 11 FESTY, (Australian s...
festival 19 16 a time of celebratio...
festoons 14 12 FESTOON, to adorn wi...
fetiales 16 12 FETIALIS, a priest o...
fetiches 21 16 FETICH, a fixation,...
fetidest 16 12 FETID, stinking, als...
fetishes 18 13 FETISH, a fixation,...
fiancees 17 15 FIANCEE, a woman eng...
fiascoes 18 14 FIASCO, a wine bottl...
fibrates 18 14 FIBRATE, any of a gr...
fibroses 18 14 FIBROSE, to form fib...
ficklest 22 19 FICKLE, not loyal [a...
fiercest 19 14 FIERCE, violently ho...
fieriest 16 11 FIERY, intensely hot...
figtrees 17 13 FIGTREE, a tree that...
fikeries 17 15 FIKERY, (Scots) fuss...
filarees 16 12 FILAREE, (Spanish) a...
filasses 17 12 FILASSE, vegetable f...
filiates 17 12 FILIATE, to bring in...
filmfest 21 18 a festival at which...
filmiest 19 15 FILMY, thin, delicat...
filmless 20 16 without film [adj]
finagles 17 15 FINAGLE, to obtain b...
finances 17 16 FINANCE, to supply t...
fineless 16 13 (Shakespeare) endles...
fineness 14 13 the quality of being...
fineries 15 12 FINERY, elaborate ad...
finespun 17 17 developed with extre...
finessed 15 13 FINESSE, to use cunn...
finesser 15 12 one who does somethi...
finesses 15 12 FINESSE, to use cunn...
finishes 18 14 FINISH, to bring to...
finnesko 15 17 a reindeer-skin boot...
finniest 15 13 FINNY, having fins [...
fireless 17 12 without a fire [adj]
fireship 21 16 a ship on fire set a...
fireside 16 12 the area immediately...
firmless 19 15 (obsolete) wavering...
firmness 17 15 the state of being f...
firriest 17 11 FIRRY, abounding in...
fisheyes 24 15 FISHEYE, a suspiciou...
fishiest 19 13 FISHY, consisting of...
fishless 20 14 having no fish [adj]
fissures 17 12 FISSURE, to split, c...
fistiest 17 11 FISTY, like a fist [...
fitliest 18 12 FITLY, in a fit mann...
fixities 23 18 FIXITY, stability [n...
fixtures 23 19 FIXTURE, a permanent...
fizziest 23 29 FIZZY, fizzing [adj]
flagless 19 15 without a flag [adj]
flakiest 18 16 FLAKEY, in flakes; c...
flambees 19 18 FLAMBEE, to douse wi...
flamiest 18 15 FLAMY, flaming [adj]
flamines 17 16 FLAMEN, a priest of...
flanches 21 18 FLANCH, to widen int...
flannies 15 14 FLANNY, (Aust) a shi...
flapless 20 16 not having a piece h...
flariest 17 12 FLARY, tending to fl...
flashest 19 14 FLASH, showy, vulgar...
flatness 16 13 the state of being f...
flattest 17 12 FLAT, having a smoot...
flatties 17 12 FLATTY, a light flat...
flatuses 17 13 FLATUS, intestinal g...
flavines 18 17 FLAVINE, a yellow dy...
flavones 17 17 FLAVONE, a pigment d...
flawiest 20 15 FLAWY, full of flaws...
flawless 21 16 without flaws [adj F...
flaxiest 23 19 FLAXY, like flax; of...
fleeches 21 17 FLEECH, (Scots) to f...
fleecies 19 15 FLEECIE, (New Zealan...
fleetest 16 12 FLEET, swift, also F...
flenches 21 18 FLENCH, to strip the...
fleshers 19 14 FLESHER, an instrume...
fleshier 19 14 FLESHY, having much...
fleshily 27 17 FLESHY, having much...
fleshing 20 17 the distribution of...
fleshpot 21 17 a pot for cooking me...
fletches 22 17 FLETCH, to provide (...
flexures 23 20 FLEXURE, the act of...
flimsies 19 15 FLIMSY, a thin paper...
flinches 22 18 FLINCH, to shrink ba...
flippest 22 18 FLIP, flippant [adj]
flitches 23 17 FLITCH, to cut into...
floosies 16 12 FLOOSY, a prostitute...
floozies 19 21 FLOOZIE, a prostitut...
floppies 21 18 FLOPPY, a type of co...
floriest 17 12 FLORY, having fleur-...
florules 18 14 FLORULE, a fossil fl...
flossies 17 12 FLOSSIE, a prostitut...
flotages 17 14 FLOTAGE, the act of...
flounces 19 17 FLOUNCE, to move wit...
floushes 19 15 FLOUSH, to splash, a...
flowages 20 17 FLOWAGE, an overflow...
fluences 19 17 FLUENCE, the quality...
flukiest 19 17 FLUKY, lucky, by acc...
flunkies 18 18 FLUNKY, a servile fo...
flurries 18 13 FLURRY, to agitate [...
flushest 20 15 FLUSH, with ample mo...
flutiest 18 13 FLUTY, resembling a...
flybanes 24 18 FLYBANE, a name for...
flylines 24 16 FLYLINE, a type of l...
flysches 29 19 FLYSCH, (German) a g...
foamiest 16 14 FOAMY, covered with...
foamless 17 15 without foam [adj]
focusses 19 15 FOCUS, to bring or a...
foetuses 15 12 FOETUS, the unborn i...
fogashes 18 15 FOGASH, a fish, the...
foggages 18 17 FOGGAGE, (Scots) a g...
foggiest 18 15 FOGGY, filled with f...
foliages 17 14 FOLIAGE, the growth...
foliates 16 12 FOLIATE, to number t...
folioles 17 13 FOLIOLE, a small str...
folkiest 18 16 FOLKY, down to earth...
fondness 14 14 affection [n -ES]
foodless 16 13 without food [adj]
footages 15 13 FOOTAGE, measurement...
footiest 15 11 FOOTY, mean [adj]
footless 16 12 without feet [adj]
footrest 15 11 a support for the fe...
footsies 15 11 FOOTSY, a flirting g...
forbodes 17 15 FORBODE, to indicate...
forcipes 21 17 FORCEPS, a pair of t...
fordless 17 13 unable to be forded...
foredoes 14 12 FOREDO, to destroy,...
foregoes 15 13 FOREGO, to go before...
forelies 16 12 FORELIE, (Spenser) t...
foresaid 15 12 FORESAY, to foretell...
foresail 16 12 the lowest sail set...
foresays 21 13 FORESAY, to foretell...
foreseen 13 12 FORESEE, to see in a...
foreseer 14 11 one who foresees [n...
foresees 14 11 FORESEE, to see in a...
foreshew 20 16 to presage, also FOR...
foreship 20 16 the front of a ship...
foreshow 20 16 to predict, also FOR...
foreside 15 12 the front side [n -S...
foreskin 16 16 a fold of skin cover...
foreslow 19 15 (Shakespeare) to del...
forestal 16 12 of or pertaining to...
forestay 21 13 a rope or wire used...
forested 15 12 FOREST, to convert i...
forester 15 11 one skilled in fores...
forestry 22 13 the science of plant...
forfexes 23 21 FORFEX, (Latin) a pa...
forgives 19 17 FORGIVE, to pardon [...
forkiest 17 15 FORKY, resembling a...
forkless 18 16 without a fork [adj]
forleses 16 12 FORLESE, to lose, fo...
formates 16 14 FORMATE, to fly in f...
formless 18 15 lacking structure [a...
fornices 18 15 FORNIX, an arched an...
forpines 17 15 FORPINE, to waste aw...
forsakes 16 15 FORSAKE, to quit or...
forsloes 16 12 FORSLOE, to delay, a...
fortress 16 11 to strengthen with a...
fortunes 15 13 FORTUNE, to endow wi...
fostress 16 11 a woman who feeds an...
foudries 16 13 FOUDRIE, the jurisdi...
fouettes 15 12 FOUETTE, (French) a...
fougades 16 15 FOUGADE, a small min...
foulness 16 14 the state of being f...
foveoles 17 16 FOVEOLE, a small fov...
foxfires 24 21 FOXFIRE, a glow prod...
foxholes 24 21 FOXHOLE, a small bat...
foxiness 21 19 the state of being f...
foziness 18 21 lack of spirit [n -E...
fracases 18 14 FRACAS, a brawl [n]
frailest 17 12 FRAIL, weak, infirm...
frankest 16 16 FRANK, free and open...
fratches 21 16 FRATCH, a brawl [n]
fratries 16 11 FRATRY, a convent of...
frazzles 23 30 FRAZZLE, to fray [v]
freckles 21 19 FRECKLE, to mark wit...
freebees 16 14 FREEBEE, something g...
freebies 17 14 FREEBIE, something g...
freeness 14 12 the state of being f...
freesias 15 11 FREESIA, a scented g...
frenches 20 17 FRENCH, to cut into...
frenzies 18 21 FRENZY, to make fran...
frescade 18 15 (French) a cool walk...
frescoed 18 15 FRESCO, to paint on...
frescoer 18 14 one who paints fresc...
frescoes 18 14 FRESCO, to paint on...
freshens 17 14 FRESHEN, to improve...
freshers 18 13 FRESHER, a first yea...
freshest 18 13 FRESH, new [adj]
freshets 18 13 FRESHET, a stream of...
freshies 18 13 FRESHIE, a new immig...
freshing 19 16 FRESH, to improve th...
freshish 21 15 somewhat fresh [adj]
freshman 18 17 a first-year student...
freshmen 18 17 FRESHMAN, a first-ye...
fresnels 16 13 FRESNEL, a unit of o...
fretless 17 12 of a musical instrum...
friandes 15 13 FRIANDE, a (female)...
friaries 16 11 FRIARY, a monastery...
fribbles 22 18 FRIBBLE, to be frivo...
frigates 17 13 FRIGATE, a class of...
frijoles 19 21 FRIJOL, a bean used...
frillies 19 13 FRILLY, a frilly gar...
frisbees 18 14 FRISBEE, a plastic d...
frisures 17 12 FRISURE, (French) th...
fritures 17 12 FRITURE, a dish of f...
frizzies 23 29 frizzy hair, as in '...
frizzles 24 30 FRIZZLE, to curl hai...
frogeyes 22 15 FROGEYE, a plant dis...
fromages 17 16 FROMAGE, cheese [n]
frontest 15 12 FRONT, to the fore [...
frounces 18 16 FROUNCE, to wrinkle...
frowiest 19 14 FROWIE, (Spenser) mu...
frumples 21 19 FRUMPLE, (dialect) t...
frutices 20 15 FRUTEX, a shrub [n]
fubbiest 21 18 FUBBY, chubby and sq...
fubsiest 19 15 FUBSY, chubby, also...
fuddiest 17 14 FUDDY, old-fashioned...
fudgiest 18 15 FUDGY, resembling fu...
fuffiest 21 18 FUFFY, light and sof...
fuggiest 19 16 FUGGY, close, stuffy...
fugliest 19 15 FUGLY, an offensive...
fullages 19 16 FULLAGE, a charge fo...
fullness 18 15 the state of being f...
fulmines 18 17 FULMINE, (Spenser) t...
fumadoes 16 16 FUMADO, a salted and...
fumeless 18 16 without fumes [adj]
fumettes 17 15 FUMETTE, (French) th...
fundless 17 15 without funds [adj]
funfests 18 16 FUNFEST, a party for...
funguses 17 16 FUNGUS, any of the m...
funicles 20 17 FUNICLE, a cordlike...
funkiest 17 17 FUNKY, of jazz, pop...
funniest 15 14 FUNNY, amusing [adj]
furcates 19 15 FURCATE, to divide i...
furfures 19 16 FURFUR, dandruff, al...
furnaces 18 16 FURNACE, to subject...
furphies 21 17 FURPHY, (Australian...
furriest 17 12 FURRY, covered in fu...
furthest 19 14 FAR [adj]
furziest 20 21 FURZY, abounding in...
fuseless 17 13 without a fuse, also...
fussiest 17 12 FUSSY, overly concer...
fustiest 17 12 FUSTY, old-fashioned...
futilest 18 13 FUTILE, ineffective...
fuzeless 20 22 without a fuze, also...
fuzziest 23 30 FUZZY, covered with...
fynboses 23 17 FYNBOS, in South Afr...
gabbiest 19 16 GABBY, talkative [ad...
gabelles 18 15 GABELLE, a tax on sa...
gabfests 19 16 GABFEST, (slang) a g...
gadflies 18 15 GADFLY, any of vario...
gahnites 16 13 GAHNITE, a mineral,...
gaieties 14 10 GAIETY, festive acti...
gainless 15 12 profitless [adj]
galaxies 21 18 GALAXY, a large syst...
galettes 15 11 GALETTE, a round, fl...
galilees 16 12 GALILEE, a small cha...
gallates 16 12 GALLATE, a salt of g...
galliest 17 12 GALLY, gall-like, bi...
gallises 17 12 GALLISE, in wine-mak...
gallizes 20 21 GALLIZE, in wine-mak...
galluses 17 13 (dial) braces for tr...
galoches 20 16 GALOCHE, to provide...
galoshes 17 13 GALOSH, an overshoe,...
galowses 18 14 (Shakespeare) gallow...
gamashes 17 15 GAMASH, a type of le...
gambades 17 17 GAMBADE, a leap made...
gambeson 16 17 (historical) a leath...
gamboges 18 18 GAMBOGE, a kind of g...
gameness 14 14 the quality of being...
gamesier 15 13 GAMESY, keen on spor...
gamesman 15 17 one who plays games...
gamesmen 15 17 GAMESMAN, one who pl...
gamesome 15 16 playful, merry, spor...
gamester 15 13 a gambler [n -S]
gamifies 18 16 GAMIFY, to adapt (a...
gaminess 15 14 the condition of bei...
gammiest 17 16 GAMMY, lame, maimed...
gamyness 21 16 the condition of bei...
ganaches 18 16 GANACHE, a sweet cre...
ganoines 12 12 GANOINE, the hard sh...
gantries 14 11 GANTRY, a structure...
gaolless 16 12 having no gaol, also...
gapeseed 15 14 anything that causes...
gappiest 19 16 GAPPY, full of gaps...
garbages 17 15 GARBAGE, food waste...
garbless 18 14 without clothing [ad...
garbures 17 14 GARBURE, a kind of B...
garigues 16 13 GARIGUE, (French) an...
garishes 17 12 GARISH, to heal, als...
garottes 14 10 GAROTTE, to execute...
garpikes 18 17 GARPIKE, any of vari...
garrotes 14 10 GARROTE, to execute...
gasifies 17 13 GASIFY, to convert i...
gaspiest 17 13 GASPY [adj]
gassiest 15 10 GASSY, containing ga...
gastness 14 11 (Shakespeare) dread,...
gateless 15 11 lacking a gate [adj]
gauchest 20 16 GAUCHE, (French) awk...
gauciest 18 14 GAUCY, (Scots) portl...
gaudgies 16 14 GAUDGIE, (Romany) a...
gaudiest 15 12 GAUDY, tastelessly s...
gaumiest 16 14 GAUMY, dauby, smeary...
gaumless 17 15 (Scots) stupid, also...
gaunches 19 17 GAUNCH, to impale, a...
gauntest 14 12 GAUNT, emaciated [ad...
gaupuses 17 15 GAUPUS, (dialect) a...
gauziest 18 20 GAUZY, resembling ga...
gavottes 16 14 GAVOTTE, to dance a...
gawciest 21 16 GAWCY, (Scots) portl...
gawkiest 19 17 GAWKY, awkward [adj]
gawmoges 19 18 GAWMOGE, a clownish...
gawpuses 20 17 GAWPUS, (dialect) a...
gawsiest 18 13 GAWSIE, (Scots) port...
gayeties 20 12 GAYETY, festive acti...
gazaboes 18 22 GAZABO, a fellow [n]
gazeboes 18 22 GAZEBO, a roofed str...
gazelles 19 21 GAZELLE, one of seve...
gazettes 17 19 GAZETTE, to announce...
gearless 15 11 being without gears...
geechees 18 15 GEECHEE, (US slang)...
geekiest 15 14 GEEKY, socially awkw...
gelidest 16 12 GELID, extremely col...
gelosies 15 11 GELOSY, being resent...
geminies 15 14 GEMINY, (Shakespeare...
gemmates 16 16 GEMMATE, to reproduc...
gemmiest 17 16 GEMMY, resembling a...
gemmules 18 18 GEMMULE, a small ase...
genappes 17 17 GENAPPE, a smooth wo...
genettes 13 11 GENETTE, one of seve...
geniuses 14 12 GENIUS, an exception...
genoises 13 11 GENOISE, a rich spon...
gentiest 14 11 GENTY, neat, trim [a...
gentiles 15 12 GENTILE, a non-Jewis...
gentlest 15 12 GENTLE, mild and ref...
gentries 14 11 GENTRY, the class of...
geocodes 16 14 GEOCODE, to assign g...
geodesic 17 14 allowing for the ear...
geotaxes 19 17 GEOTAXIS, the moveme...
germiest 16 13 GERMY, full of germs...
gesneria 13 11 a plant of a tropica...
gestalts 16 11 GESTALT, (German) a...
gestapos 16 13 GESTAPO, a secret po...
gestated 14 11 GESTATE, to carry in...
gestates 14 10 GESTATE, to carry in...
gestical 19 14 pertaining to bodily...
gestural 16 12 of or relating to ge...
gestured 15 12 GESTURE, to express...
gesturer 15 11 one who gestures [n...
gestures 15 11 GESTURE, to express...
gharries 17 12 GHARRY, in India, a...
gheraoes 15 12 GHERAO, to carry out...
ghessing 18 15 GHESSE, (Spenser) to...
ghettoes 16 12 GHETTO, to confine t...
ghillies 20 14 GHILLIE, to act as a...
ghoulies 18 14 GHOULIE, a demon, al...
giantess 14 11 a female giant [n -E...
giddiest 16 12 GIDDY, dizzy [adj]
giftless 19 14 being without a gift...
gimpiest 19 16 GIMPY, limping [adj]
gingkoes 16 17 GINGKO, an ornamenta...
ginkgoes 16 17 GINKGO, an ornamenta...
ginniest 14 12 GINNY, affected with...
giraffes 19 16 GIRAFFE, a long-neck...
girliest 17 11 GIRLY, like a girl [...
girniest 15 11 GIRNIE, ill-tempered...
girolles 17 12 GIROLLE, an edible m...
gisarmes 16 13 GISARME, (historical...
glacises 19 14 GLACIS, a slope [n]
gladdest 16 13 GLAD, feeling pleasu...
gladdies 16 13 GLADDIE, (short for)...
gladiest 16 12 GLADY, full of glade...
gladness 15 13 the state of being g...
glammest 18 17 GLAM, characterised...
glariest 16 11 GLARY, glaring [adj]
glassies 16 11 GLASSIE, a type of p...
glaziest 19 20 GLAZY, covered with...
glebiest 18 14 GLEBY, (archaic) clo...
gleenies 14 12 GLEENIE, (dialect) a...
gleesome 15 14 merry, also GLEEFUL...
gleggest 18 15 GLEG, (Scots) quick,...
glegness 16 14 alertness [n -ES]
glibbest 21 17 GLIB, fluent and pla...
glibness 18 15 the quality of being...
gliddest 17 13 GLID, (Scots) slippe...
glimpses 20 17 GLIMPSE, to see for...
glitches 22 16 GLITCH, a malfunctio...
globiest 18 14 GLOBY, (Milton) roun...
globules 19 16 GLOBULE, a small sph...
glossies 16 11 GLOSSY, a quality ma...
glucoses 19 15 GLUCOSE, a hexose su...
gluiness 16 13 the state of being g...
glummest 19 18 GLUM, low in spirits...
glumness 17 16 the state of being g...
glunches 21 18 GLUNCH, to frown [v]
glutches 22 17 GLUTCH, to gulp or s...
glycines 25 17 GLYCINE, the simples...
glycoses 25 16 GLYCOSE, a hexose su...
gneisses 14 11 GNEISS, a foliated u...
goalless 16 12 having no goal [adj]
goatiest 14 10 GOATY, like a goat,...
gobbiest 19 16 GOBBY, (colloquial)...
godliest 16 12 GODLY, like a god [a...
goldeyes 21 14 GOLDEYE, a freshwate...
goldiest 16 12 GOLDY, somewhat like...
goldless 17 13 having no gold [adj]
goliases 15 11 GOLIAS, to behave ir...
goloshes 17 13 GOLOSHE, an overshoe...
goneness 12 12 a state of exhaustio...
goodbyes 22 16 GOODBYE, a remark or...
goodiest 14 11 GOOD, having positiv...
goodness 13 12 the state of being g...
goofiest 16 13 GOOFY, foolish, stup...
goofuses 16 14 GOOFUS, a foolish or...
googlies 16 13 GOOGLY, a type of bo...
gooiness 13 11 the state of being g...
gookiest 15 14 GOOKY, sticky, messy...
gooniest 13 11 GOONY, stupid [adj]
goopiest 16 13 GOOPY, sticky or goo...
goosiest 14 10 GOOSY, resembling a...
goramies 15 13 GORAMY, a large fres...
gorefest 16 13 a movie featuring mu...
goriness 14 11 the state of being g...
gormiest 16 13 GORMY, dauby, smeary...
gormless 17 14 stupid, witless, vac...
gorsiest 15 10 GORSY, covered with...
gotchies 20 15 underpants [n]
gothiest 17 12 GOTHY, (colloquial)...
gothites 17 12 GOTHITE, an ore of i...
gouaches 19 16 GOUACHE, a method of...
gougeres 15 13 GOUGERE, a kind of c...
goutiest 15 11 GOUTY, affected with...
grabbles 20 17 GRABBLE, to grope, a...
graciles 19 14 GRACILIS, a thigh mu...
grackles 20 18 GRACKLE, a kind of A...
gradates 14 11 GRADATE, to change b...
gradines 14 12 GRADINE, one of a se...
graduses 15 12 GRADUS, (Latin) a di...
grampies 18 16 GRAMPY, a grandfathe...
grandees 13 12 GRANDEE, a man of hi...
grandest 14 12 GRAND, large and imp...
granites 14 11 GRANITE, a highly fe...
grannies 13 12 GRANNIE, to defeat t...
grantees 13 11 GRANTEE, one to whom...
granules 15 13 GRANULE, a little gr...
grapiest 17 13 GRAPY, resembling gr...
grapples 20 17 GRAPPLE, to struggle...
gravures 17 15 GRAVURE, any process...
grayness 20 13 the state of being g...
greasies 14 10 GREASY, (Australian...
greatest 14 10 the greatest person...
grecises 18 13 GRECISE, to provide...
grecizes 21 22 GRECIZE, to provide...
grecques 26 23 GRECQUE, (French) a...
greeboes 15 13 GREEBO, an unkempt y...
greenest 13 11 GREEN, of the colour...
greenies 13 11 GREENIE, (colloquial...
greesing 15 13 a flight of steps, a...
gregales 16 13 GREGALE, (Italian) a...
gremmies 17 16 GREMMIE, an inexperi...
grenades 13 12 GRENADE, a small exp...
gressing 16 13 a flight of steps, a...
greyness 20 13 the state of being g...
gribbles 21 17 GRIBBLE, a small cru...
griddles 17 13 GRIDDLE, to cook on...
grimaces 19 16 GRIMACE, to contort...
grimiest 17 13 GRIMY, dirty, covere...
grimmest 18 16 GRIM, stern and unre...
grimness 16 14 the quality of being...
grinches 20 16 GRINCH, someone who...
gripiest 18 13 GRIPEY, causing shar...
gripples 21 17 GRIPPLE, (obsolete)...
grislies 17 11 GRISLY, a grizzly be...
gristles 17 11 GRISTLE, the tough p...
gritless 17 11 without grit [adj]
grittest 16 10 GRIT, (Scots) great...
grizzles 23 29 GRIZZLE, to become g...
grockles 20 18 GROCKLE, a tourist o...
grodiest 15 11 GRODY, (US slang) sl...
grossest 15 10 GROSS, flagrant [adj...
grottoes 14 10 GROTTO, a cave [n]
grouches 20 16 GROUCH, to grumble [...
groupies 17 14 GROUPY, a follower o...
grousest 15 11 GROUSE, very good [a...
groviest 17 14 GROVY, like a grove...
grubbles 21 18 GRUBBLE, to grope, a...
gruesome 15 14 repugnant, also GREW...
gruffest 20 17 GRUFF, low and harsh...
grumbles 20 18 GRUMBLE, to mutter i...
grummest 18 17 GRUM, glum, morose [...
grumness 16 15 the quality of being...
grumpies 19 17 GRUMPY, a bad-temper...
grundies 15 13 (colloquial) men's u...
grundles 16 14 GRUNDLE, (US slang)...
gruntles 16 13 GRUNTLE, to put in g...
grutches 21 16 GRUTCH, (Spenser) to...
gruyeres 21 13 GRUYERE, (French) a...
guanases 13 12 GUANASE, an enzyme [...
guanines 13 13 GUANINE, a yellowish...
guardees 14 12 GUARDEE, a guardsman...
guayules 22 15 GUAYULE, a silver-le...
guckiest 20 18 GUCKY, slimy, mucky...
gudesire 15 12 a grandfather, also...
guerites 15 11 GUERITE, (French) a...
guessers 15 11 GUESSER, one who gue...
guessing 16 14 the process of makin...
guestens 14 12 GUESTEN, (obsolete)...
guesting 16 14 GUEST, to appear as...
guidages 16 14 GUIDAGE, (obsolete)...
guipures 18 15 GUIPURE, a kind of l...
gulfiest 19 15 GULFY, full of whirl...
gulpiest 19 15 GULPY, marked by gul...
gumlines 17 16 GUMLINE, the edge of...
gummiest 18 17 GUMMY, resembling gu...
gummites 18 17 GUMMITE, a hydrated...
gummoses 17 17 GUMMOSIS, patches of...
gumshoes 18 16 GUMSHOE, to investig...
gumtrees 16 14 GUMTREE, a tree that...
gunfires 17 15 GUNFIRE, the firing...
gungiest 16 14 GUNGY, sticky and me...
gunkiest 16 16 GUNKY, covered in gu...
gunnages 14 15 GUNNAGE, a total of...
gunwales 18 16 GUNWALE, the upper e...
gurliest 17 12 GURLY, grim [adj]
gushiest 18 13 GUSHY, overly sentim...
gustiest 16 11 GUSTY, blowing in gu...
gustless 17 12 having no gusts [adj...
gutsiest 16 11 GUTSY, (colloquial)...
guttates 15 11 GUTTATE, to exude li...
guttiest 16 11 GUTTY, marked by cou...
guylines 22 15 GUYLINE, a wire used...
gyplures 25 17 GYPLURE, a synthetic...
habitues 18 14 HABITUE, (French) on...
hachures 21 16 HACHURE, to make a h...
hadromes 16 14 HADROME, the conduct...
haeredes 14 11 HAERES, an heir, als...
haggises 18 14 HAGGIS, a Scottish d...
hagrides 17 13 HAGRIDE, to drive as...
hailiest 17 11 HAILY, with hail fal...
hainches 20 16 HAINCH, to throw wit...
hairiest 16 10 HAIRY, covered with...
hairless 17 11 a hairless dog [n -E...
haleness 15 12 the state of being h...
halfness 18 15 the state of being h...
haliotes 16 11 HALIOTIS, (Greek) a...
halluces 21 16 HALLUX, the big toe;...
halteres 16 11 HALTERE, the rudimen...
haltless 18 12 not hesitant [adj]
hambones 17 17 HAMBONE, to overact,...
hammiest 18 16 HAMMY, overly theatr...
handaxes 20 19 HANDAX, a stone axe...
handiest 15 12 HANDY, convenient [a...
handless 16 13 without hands [adj]
hangnest 15 14 the Baltimore oriole...
haplites 19 14 HAPLITE, a fine-grai...
haploses 18 14 HAPLOSIS, the halvin...
happiest 20 16 HAPPY, marked by joy...
haptenes 16 14 HAPTENE, a substance...
harasses 15 10 HARASS, to bother pe...
hardiest 16 11 HARDY, very sturdy [...
hardness 15 12 the state of being h...
hardokes 16 15 HARDOKE, (Shakespear...
harmines 16 14 HARMINE, an alkaloid...
harmless 18 14 not harmful [adj HAR...
harshest 18 12 HARSH, severe [adj]
hartbees 17 13 (Afrikaans) a large...
harvests 18 14 HARVEST, to gather i...
hasheesh 19 14 the leaves, shoots a...
hashiest 18 12 HASHY, thrown togeth...
hastiest 16 10 HASTY, speedy [adj]
hatboxes 23 20 HATBOX, a box for a...
hateless 16 11 not hating [adj]
haulages 17 14 HAULAGE, the act of...
haunches 20 17 HAUNCH, to throw wit...
hayboxes 29 22 HAYBOX, a box for ke...
haylages 23 15 HAYLAGE, a type of h...
hayrakes 22 16 HAYRAKE, a large rak...
hayrides 22 13 HAYRIDE, a pleasure...
haywires 25 15 HAYWIRE, wire used i...
haziness 18 20 the state of being h...
headages 15 13 HEADAGE, a subsidy p...
headiest 15 11 HEADY, intoxicating...
headless 16 12 without a head [adj]
headrest 15 11 a support for the he...
heapiest 17 13 HEAPY, full of heaps...
hearties 15 10 HEARTY, a comrade [n...
heatless 16 11 having no heat [adj]
heaviest 17 14 HEAVY, of great weig...
hectares 18 13 HECTARE, a measure o...
hedgiest 17 13 HEDGY, abounding in...
heediest 15 11 HEEDY, (Spenser) hee...
heedless 16 12 paying little of no...
heelless 17 12 without heels [adj]
heftiest 18 13 HEFTY, big of build...
heirless 17 11 without an heir [adj...
hektares 16 14 HEKTARE, a measure o...
helioses 16 11 HELIOSIS, exposure t...
helmless 19 15 without a helm [adj]
helpdesk 20 19 a service which prov...
helpless 20 15 defenceless [adj HEL...
hemiones 15 14 HEMIONE, an Asiatic...
hemlines 17 15 HEMLINE, the bottom...
hempiest 19 16 HEMPIE [adj]
henbanes 15 15 HENBANE, a plant of...
henniest 14 12 HENNY, hen-like [adj...
heptanes 16 14 HEPTANE, a saturated...
heptoses 17 13 HEPTOSE, any monosac...
herbages 18 15 HERBAGE, herbs colle...
herbiest 18 13 HERBY, abounding wit...
herbless 19 14 destitute of herbs o...
hercules 20 15 any man of great siz...
hereness 14 11 the fact of being he...
heresies 15 10 HERESY, a belief con...
heroines 14 11 HEROINE, a brave wom...
heroises 15 10 HEROISE, to make her...
heroizes 18 19 HEROIZE, to make her...
herpeses 17 13 HERPES, a skin infec...
hesitant 15 11 tending to hold back...
hesitate 15 10 to hold back or dela...
hesperid 18 14 a skipper butterfly...
hessians 15 11 HESSIAN, a strong co...
hessites 16 10 HESSITE, a lead-gray...
hiatuses 16 11 HIATUS, a gap or mis...
hicatees 18 13 HICATEE, a West Indi...
hideless 17 12 without a skin [adj]
hidroses 16 11 HIDROSIS, abnormal p...
highness 19 15 the state of being h...
hilliest 19 12 HILLY, abounding in...
hiltless 19 12 without a hilt [adj]
hinkiest 17 15 HINKY, strange, unre...
hipbones 19 17 HIPBONE, a pelvic bo...
hiplines 19 15 HIPLINE, the distanc...
hippiest 21 16 HIPPY, having big hi...
hippuses 21 17 HIPPUS, a clonic spa...
hireages 16 12 HIREAGE, the fee for...
hissiest 17 10 HISSY, temperamental...
histones 15 11 HISTONE, any of a gr...
hiveless 19 15 without a hive [adj]
hoariest 15 10 HOARY, white with ag...
hoarsest 15 10 HOARSE, rough and hu...
hocusses 19 14 HOCUS, to deceive or...
hoecakes 18 17 HOECAKE, a thin cake...
hogmanes 16 16 HOGMANE, a Scottish...
hognoses 15 13 HOGNOSE, a type of s...
hoickses 20 17 HOICKS, to hark back...
hokiness 16 15 the state of being h...
holeless 17 12 without a hole [adj]
holesome 16 14 (Spenser) wholesome,...
holeyest 22 13 HOLEY, full of holes...
holiness 16 12 the state of being h...
homeless 17 14 without a home [adj]
homeoses 15 13 HOMEOSIS, the assump...
homesick 21 20 longing for home [ad...
homesite 16 13 one's own site on th...
homespun 18 18 cloth made of yarn s...
homestay 22 15 the time during whic...
homilies 18 14 HOMILY, a sermon [n]
hominess 16 14 the quality of being...
hominies 16 14 HOMINY, hulled, dry...
hommoses 17 16 HOMMOS, (Turkish) a...
honchoes 19 16 HONCHO, to take char...
honester 14 11 HONEST, truthful [ad...
honestly 22 14 HONEST, truthful [ad...
honorees 13 11 HONOREE, a person re...
hoochies 20 15 HOOCHIE, (colloquial...
hoodiest 15 11 HOODY, resembling a...
hoodless 16 12 without a hood [adj]
hoofless 18 14 without hoofs [adj]
hookiest 16 14 HOOKY, full of hooks...
hookless 17 15 without hooks [adj]
hooliest 16 11 HOOLY, soft and care...
hoopless 18 14 without a hoop [adj]
hootches 20 15 HOOTCH, whisky or an...
hootiest 15 10 HOOTY, sounding like...
hopbines 19 17 HOPBINE, the stalk o...
hopeless 18 14 without hope [adj HO...
hoplites 19 14 HOPLITE, a heavily a...
hoppiest 20 16 HOPPY, tasting of ho...
hormeses 16 13 HORMESIS, a phenomen...
hormesis 17 13 a phenomenon whereby...
hormones 15 14 HORMONE, a secretion...
horniest 15 11 HORNY, like horn [ad...
hornless 16 12 without horns [adj]
horsiest 16 10 HORSEY, like a horse...
hospices 21 16 HOSPICE, a shelter [...
hostages 16 12 HOSTAGE, a person he...
hostiles 17 11 HOSTILE, an enemy [n...
hostless 17 11 lacking a host, also...
hostries 16 10 HOSTRY, (Spenser) a...
hotboxes 23 20 HOTBOX [n]
hotcakes 19 17 HOTCAKE, (US) a grid...
hotlines 16 12 HOTLINE, a direct co...
hotpress 18 13 to subject to heat a...
houheres 17 13 HOUHERE, a small eve...
houmuses 17 15 HOUMUS, a Middle Eas...
hourlies 17 12 HOURLY, something do...
housesat 15 11 HOUSESIT, to look af...
housesit 16 11 to look after someon...
housiest 16 11 HOUSEY, typical of h...
hubrises 19 14 HUBRIS, (Greek) over...
huffiest 21 17 HUFFY, easily offend...
hugeness 16 14 the quality of being...
huggiest 19 15 HUGGY, sensitive and...
huipiles 20 15 HUIPIL, a Mexican em...
hulkiest 19 16 HULKY, bulky, unwiel...
hulliest 19 13 HULLY, having husks...
humanest 16 15 HUMANE, compassionat...
humblest 21 18 HUMBLE, modest [adj]
humefies 19 17 HUMEFY, (obsolete) t...
humidest 18 15 HUMID, moist, having...
humifies 20 17 HUMIFY, to moisten,...
hummuses 19 18 HUMMUS, (Turkish) a...
humoresk 18 18 a musical caprice, a...
humouses 17 15 HUMOUS, a Middle Eas...
humpiest 20 17 HUMPY, full of humps...
humpless 21 18 without a hump [adj]
humpties 20 17 HUMPTY, a low padded...
hunkiest 17 16 HUNKY, strongly buil...
huntress 16 12 a female hunter [n -...
hurtless 18 12 without hurt [adj HU...
hushiest 19 13 HUSHY, hush-hush, se...
huskiest 18 15 HUSKY, hoarse [adj]
huswifes 22 17 HUSWIFE, a sewing ki...
huswives 22 18 HUSWIFE, a sewing ki...
hutchies 22 16 HUTCHIE, (Australia)...
hyacines 24 16 HYACINE, (Spenser) a...
hyalines 22 14 HYALINE, (Milton) a...
hyalites 23 13 HYALITE, a pellucid...
hybrises 25 15 HYBRIS, (Greek) over...
hydrases 22 13 HYDRASE, an enzyme t...
hydrates 22 13 HYDRATE, to combine...
hydrides 23 14 HYDRIDE, any compoun...
hygienes 22 15 HYGIENE, the science...
hymnless 24 17 without hymns [adj]
hypester 24 15 a person or organisa...
hypnones 22 17 HYPNONE, an aromatic...
hypnoses 23 16 HYPNOSIS, an artific...
iambuses 17 15 IAMBUS, a type of me...
iberises 16 11 IBERIS, the candytuf...
iceboxes 24 21 ICEBOX, a cabinet fo...
icescape 21 17 a landscape covered...
icestone 15 12 another name for cry...
icewines 19 15 ICEWINE, a dessert w...
ichnites 19 14 ICHNITE, a fossil fo...
ickiness 18 16 the state of being i...
iconises 16 12 ICONISE, to venerate...
iconizes 19 21 ICONIZE, to venerate...
idealess 14 10 without ideas [adj]
idiocies 17 12 IDIOCY, the state of...
idleness 14 11 the state of being i...
idlesses 15 10 IDLESSE, idleness [n...
idolises 15 10 IDOLISE, to worship,...
idolizes 18 19 IDOLIZE, to worship,...
iffiness 18 15 the state of being i...
igarapes 16 13 IGARAPE, a canoe wat...
ignaroes 13 11 IGNARO, (archaic) an...
ignifies 17 14 IGNIFY, to burn [v]
ignomies 15 14 IGNOMY, (Shakespeare...
illapses 18 13 ILLAPSE, to glide in...
imagines 15 14 IMAGINE, to form a m...
imamates 15 14 IMAMATE, the office...
imbathes 19 16 IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imblazes 21 24 IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imbodies 17 15 IMBODY, to form into...
imbosses 17 14 IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbrices 21 17 IMBREX, (Latin) in R...
imbrutes 18 15 IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imburses 18 15 IMBURSE, to put in a...
imitates 15 11 IMITATE, to behave i...
immerges 17 16 IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immerses 16 14 IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immeshed 18 17 IMMESH, to entangle,...
immeshes 18 16 IMMESH, to entangle,...
immodest 16 15 not modest [adj IMMO...
impasses 17 14 IMPASSE, a position...
impastes 17 14 IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impinges 18 17 IMPINGE, to collide...
implates 18 15 IMPLATE, to put a co...
impletes 18 15 IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
implexes 24 22 IMPLEX, a muscle att...
implodes 18 16 IMPLODE, to collapse...
implores 18 15 IMPLORE, to beg for...
impresas 17 14 IMPRESA, an emblem w...
impreses 17 14 IMPRESE, an emblem w...
impresse 17 14 an emblem with a mot...
imprests 18 14 IMPREST, an advance...
improves 19 18 IMPROVE, to make bet...
impulses 19 16 IMPULSE, to give imp...
impurest 18 15 IMPURE, tainted, als...
inarches 18 14 INARCH, to graft in...
incenses 15 13 INCENSE, to make ver...
inchases 18 14 INCHASE, to place in...
inclines 17 14 INCLINE, to slant [v...
incloses 17 13 INCLOSE, to surround...
includes 18 15 INCLUDE, to take in...
incurves 19 17 INCURVE, to curve in...
indigest 15 12 to suffer indigestio...
indigoes 14 12 INDIGO, a blue dye [...
indorses 13 10 INDORSE, to declare...
indrises 14 10 INDRIS, a short-tail...
indulges 16 14 INDULGE, to yield to...
ineptest 15 12 INEPT, unfit or unqu...
inertest 13 9 INERT, passive [adj]
inessive 15 13 a case in Finnish no...
infamies 16 15 INFAMY, the state of...
infantes 14 13 INFANTE, (historical...
infested 15 13 INFEST, to invade an...
infester 15 12 one who, or that whi...
inflames 17 16 INFLAME, to set on f...
inflates 16 13 INFLATE, to expand w...
influxes 23 21 INFLUX, a flowing in...
inforces 18 15 INFORCE, to compel,...
ingenues 13 13 INGENUE, (French) an...
ingested 14 12 INGEST, to take into...
inglobes 17 15 INGLOBE, to form int...
ingrates 14 11 INGRATE, an ungratef...
inherces 18 14 INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inhesion 14 12 the state of being i...
injuries 16 19 INJURY, harm inflict...
inkiness 14 14 the state of being i...
inmeshed 16 15 INMESH, to entangle,...
inmeshes 16 14 INMESH, to entangle,...
innerves 14 14 INNERVE, to supply w...
inosines 12 10 INOSINE, a compound...
inosites 13 9 INOSITE, an alcohol...
inqueres 21 19 INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inquests 22 19 INQUEST, a legal inq...
inquires 22 19 INQUIRE, to ask abou...
inrushes 16 12 INRUSH, a rushing in...
insanest 12 10 INSANE, mentally uns...
insanies 12 10 INSANIE, (Shakespear...
inscapes 18 15 INSCAPE, the essenti...
insnares 12 10 INSNARE, to trap, al...
inspires 16 12 INSPIRE, to influenc...
instates 13 9 INSTATE, to install...
instress 14 9 to create an inner n...
interess 13 9 (obsolete) to intere...
interest 13 9 to engage the attent...
internes 12 10 INTERNE, a trainee g...
intitles 15 10 INTITLE, to give a r...
intrudes 14 11 INTRUDE, to thrust o...
intwines 16 13 INTWINE, to weave to...
inulases 14 11 INULASE, an enzyme t...
inverses 15 13 INVERSE, to turn som...
invested 15 14 INVEST, to lay out f...
investor 15 13 one that invests [n...
invitees 15 13 INVITEE, one who is...
invoices 18 16 INVOICE, to bill [v]
involves 18 18 INVOLVE, to implicat...
inweaves 17 16 INWEAVE, to weave in...
iridises 15 9 IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridizes 18 18 IRIDIZE, to make iri...
irisates 14 8 IRISATE, to make iri...
iritises 15 8 IRITIS, inflammation...
ironiest 13 9 IRONY, like iron [ad...
ironises 13 9 IRONISE, to satirize...
ironizes 16 18 IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironless 14 10 not using iron [adj]
ironness 12 10 the state of being i...
isagoges 15 12 ISAGOGE, an academic...
isatines 13 9 ISATINE, a substance...
isleless 16 10 lacking an isle [adj...
islesman 15 13 an islander, also IS...
islesmen 15 13 ISLESMAN, an islande...
isobares 15 11 ISOBARE, a type of a...
isobases 15 11 ISOBASE, a contour l...
isodoses 13 9 ISODOSE, one of seve...
isogones 13 11 ISOGONE, a line indi...
isolates 14 9 ISOLATE, to set apar...
isolexes 20 16 ISOLEX, a line delin...
isolines 14 10 ISOLINE, a map line...
isomeres 14 11 ISOMERE, a body or c...
isonomes 13 12 ISONOME, a line conn...
isotones 12 9 ISOTONE, one of a nu...
isotopes 15 11 ISOTOPE, one of two...
isotypes 22 13 ISOTYPE, in taxonomy...
isozymes 24 22 ISOZYME, one of seve...
itchiest 20 13 ITCHY, affected with...
itemises 15 11 ITEMISE, to set down...
itemizes 18 20 ITEMIZE, to set down...
iterates 13 8 ITERATE, to repeat,...
ivresses 16 12 IVRESSE, (French) dr...
izvestia 19 21 (Russian) news, info...
jacksies 20 24 JACKSIE, the posteri...
jadeites 15 18 JADEITE, a mineral,...
jaderies 15 18 JADERY, the tricks o...
jaggiest 18 21 JAGGY, jagged, rough...
jaghires 19 21 JAGHIRE, (Hindi) the...
jailless 18 19 having no gaol, also...
jalopies 18 21 JALOPY, a decrepit c...
jalouses 16 19 JALOUSE, to suspect,...
jambones 17 24 JAMBONE, a lone hand...
jammiest 18 23 JAMMY, very lucky [a...
jantiest 15 18 JANTY, briskly self-...
japeries 17 20 JAPERY, jesting, buf...
jasmines 16 21 JASMINE, a genus of...
jaspises 18 20 JASPIS, jasper, also...
jaunties 15 19 JAUNTIE, a naval mas...
jawbones 19 24 JAWBONE, to lecture...
jawboxes 26 30 JAWBOX, (Scots) a si...
jawholes 21 23 JAWHOLE, (Scots) a c...
jawlines 19 22 JAWLINE, the outline...
jazziest 22 35 JAZZY, of or like ja...
jemmiest 18 23 JEMMY, neat, smart [...
jerkiest 17 21 JERKY, spasmodic [ad...
jestbook 18 24 a collection of funn...
jestings 17 20 JESTING, the act of...
jesuitic 20 21 cunning; quibbling,...
jesuitry 23 20 an unethical practic...
jettiest 16 17 JETTY, jet black in...
jiggiest 19 21 JIGGY, with the rhyt...
jimpiest 20 23 JIMPY, (Scots) neat...
jimpness 19 24 slenderness [n -ES]
jingkoes 17 24 JINGKO, (Japanese) a...
jobnames 17 24 JOBNAME, a computer...
jockiest 20 24 JOCKY, resembling an...
johannes 15 21 an obsolete Portugue...
johnnies 16 21 JOHNNY, a condom, al...
jokesome 16 24 amusing [adj]
jokester 16 21 a practical joker [n...
jokiness 16 22 the state of being a...
jolliest 18 19 JOLLY, mirthful [adj...
joltiest 17 18 JOLTY, in a jolting...
jonesing 15 21 JONES, to have a str...
jottiest 16 17 JOTTY, written down...
jowliest 20 21 JOWLY, having promin...
joyances 23 23 JOYANCE, delight [n]
joyrides 22 20 JOYRIDE, to take a r...
jubilees 19 22 JUBILEE, a celebrati...
juiciest 20 21 JUICY, full of juice...
jumelles 19 23 JUMELLE, (French) a...
jumpiest 20 24 JUMPY, nervy [adj]
jumpsies 20 24 a game involving jum...
juncates 18 22 JUNCATE, (Spenser) a...
juncuses 19 23 JUNCUS, any plant of...
junkiest 17 23 JUNKY, rubbishy, wor...
juryless 24 21 with no jury [adj]
jussives 19 22 JUSSIVE, a word used...
justices 20 21 JUSTICE, a judge [n]
justness 16 19 the quality of being...
juttiest 17 18 JUTTY, jutting out [...
kagoules 16 16 KAGOULE, a light ano...
kainites 14 13 KAINITE, hydrous mag...
kalpises 18 16 KALPIS, a Greek wate...
kameeses 14 15 KAMEES, in South Asi...
kameezes 17 24 KAMEEZ, in South Asi...
kanteles 14 14 KANTELE, a Finnish z...
kaolines 14 14 KAOLINE, a very pure...
karaokes 14 16 KARAOKE, a type of m...
karosses 14 12 KAROSS, (Afrikaans)...
kathodes 16 15 KATHODE, a negativel...
kavasses 16 16 KAVASS, an armed att...
kecksies 19 19 KECKSY, the hollow s...
kedgiest 16 15 KEDGY, (Scots) brisk...
keelages 15 15 KEELAGE, the amount...
keelless 16 14 having no keel [adj]
keenness 12 14 sharpness [n -ES]
keeshond 15 16 a small, heavy-coate...
keesters 14 12 KEESTER, (slang) the...
keftedes 16 16 (Modern Greek) a Gre...
kempiest 18 18 KEMPY, of hair, coar...
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...
kernites 14 13 KERNITE, a hydrated...
kestrels 16 13 KESTREL, a kind of s...
keyholes 23 17 KEYHOLE, a hole for...
keylines 21 16 KEYLINE, a diagram r...
keynotes 19 15 KEYNOTE, to deliver...
keypress 23 17 a single depression...
khanates 15 15 KHANATE, the domain...
khedives 19 19 KHEDIVE, a Turkish v...
kibitzes 21 24 KIBITZ, to give unwe...
kiboshes 19 17 KIBOSH, to put a sto...
kickiest 20 19 KICKY, exciting [adj...
kidgiest 17 15 KIDGIE, (Scots) bris...
kiesters 15 12 KIESTER, (slang) bac...
killases 17 14 KILLAS, a Cornish wo...
killdees 17 15 KILLDEE, a wading bi...
kimchees 21 20 KIMCHEE, a spicy Kor...
kindless 16 15 (Shakespeare) unnatu...
kindness 14 15 the quality of being...
kinesics 18 16 the study of body mo...
kingless 17 16 without a king [adj]
kinkiest 16 17 KINKY, twisted [adj]
kippages 20 20 KIPPAGE, (Scots) a s...
kirsches 21 17 KIRSCH, (German) an...
kissiest 16 12 KISSY, inclined to k...
kitenges 15 15 KITENGE, a cotton cl...
kitsches 21 17 KITSCH, faddish art...
kittlest 17 13 KITTLE, (Scots) tick...
klatches 21 18 KLATCH, in North Ame...
kleagles 17 16 KLEAGLE, an official...
klooches 20 18 KLOOCH, (Native Amer...
knapples 19 20 KNAPPLE, to break of...
kneesies 13 13 flirtatious touching...
kneesock 17 20 a knee-high sock [n...
knessets 14 13 KNESSET, the Israeli...
knitches 20 18 KNITCH, a bundle of...
knittles 16 14 KNITTLE, a string th...
knobbles 19 20 KNOBBLE, to beat wit...
knotless 15 14 without a knot [adj]
knubbles 20 21 KNUBBLE, to beat wit...
knuckles 20 22 KNUCKLE, to hit with...
kokanees 13 17 KOKANEE, (Native Ame...
kolhozes 20 24 KOLHOZ, a collective...
kolkozes 19 26 KOLKOZ, a collective...
kookiest 15 16 KOOKY, eccentric [ad...
kosmoses 15 15 KOSMOS, the universe...
koumises 16 16 KOUMIS, a beverage m...
koumyses 22 18 KOUMYS, a beverage m...
krantzes 17 22 KRANTZ, (Afrikaans)...
kreesing 15 15 KREESE, to stab with...
kromesky 23 21 a Polish fried croqu...
kumisses 17 16 KUMISS, (Russian) a...
kunzites 18 23 KUNZITE, a lilac var...
kurtoses 15 13 KURTOSIS, the sharpn...
kurushes 18 16 KURUSH, a monetary u...
kvetches 22 21 KVETCH, (Yiddish) to...
kyanises 20 15 KYANISE, to treat wo...
kyanites 20 15 KYANITE, a mineral,...
kyanizes 23 24 KYANIZE, to treat wo...
kyboshes 25 19 KYBOSH, to put a sto...
kylloses 23 16 KYLLOSIS, club-foot...
kyphoses 25 19 KYPHOSIS, inward cur...
labiates 16 12 LABIATE, a plant wit...
labryses 23 14 LABRYS, (Greek) the...
laceless 18 13 without a lace [adj]
lacheses 19 14 LACHES, undue delay...
laciness 17 13 the quality of being...
lacmuses 19 16 LACMUS, a substance...
lactases 17 12 LACTASE, an enzyme t...
lactates 17 12 LACTATE, to secrete...
lactones 16 13 LACTONE, a cyclic es...
lactoses 17 12 LACTOSE, a lactic su...
laddiest 15 11 LADDY, laddish in be...
ladettes 14 10 LADETTE, a lively wo...
ladifies 17 13 LADIFY, to make a la...
ladrones 13 11 LADRONE, (archaic) a...
ladyfies 23 15 LADYFY, to make a la...
ladyness 20 13 the quality or state...
laetares 13 9 LAETARE, the fourth...
laicises 18 12 LAICISE, to free fro...
laicizes 21 21 LAICIZE, to free fro...
laighest 18 13 LAIGH, (Scots) low,...
lairages 15 11 LAIRAGE, cattle hous...
lairiest 15 9 LAIRY, flashily dres...
lairises 15 9 LAIRISE, to act like...
lairizes 18 18 LAIRIZE, to act like...
lakeside 15 14 the land on the edge...
laliques 24 20 LALIQUE, a style of...
lambiest 18 15 LAMBY, resembling a...
lameness 14 13 the state of being l...
lampases 17 15 LAMPAS, inflammation...
lampless 19 16 lacking a lamp [adj]
landless 15 12 having no land [adj]
lankiest 15 14 LANKY, tall and thin...
lankness 14 15 the state of being l...
lardiest 15 10 LARDY, like lard [ad...
largesse 15 11 generosity, also LAR...
larkiest 16 13 LARKY, given to lark...
larnakes 14 14 LARNAX, (Greek) a te...
larniest 14 10 LARNEY, of clothes,...
larynges 21 14 LARYNX, an organ of...
larynxes 26 19 LARYNX, an organ of...
lasagnes 14 12 LASAGNE, an Italian...
lashless 18 12 of a whip, lacking a...
lastages 15 11 LASTAGE, a duty form...
latences 16 13 LATENCE, the state o...
lateness 13 10 the quality of being...
lathiest 17 11 LATHY, like a lath;...
latigoes 15 11 LATIGO, a strap used...
latrines 14 10 LATRINE, a type of t...
lattices 18 12 LATTICE, to form a n...
launches 19 16 LAUNCH, to set in mo...
lauwines 17 14 LAUWINE, (German) an...
lavaboes 17 16 LAVABO, a fixed basi...
lavashes 18 15 LAVASH, a thin flat...
lavishes 19 15 LAVISH, to give gene...
lawfares 19 15 LAWFARE, the practic...
lawniest 17 13 LAWNY, covered with...
laxities 21 16 LAXITY, the state of...
layettes 20 11 LAYETTE, clothing or...
laytimes 22 14 LAYTIME, the total t...
laziness 17 19 the state of being l...
leadiest 14 10 LEADY, resembling le...
leadless 15 11 without lead [adj]
leafages 16 14 LEAFAGE, foliage, al...
leafiest 16 12 LEAFY, abounding in...
leafless 17 13 without leaves [adj]
leakages 15 15 LEAKAGE, the act or...
leakiest 15 13 LEAKY, inclined to l...
leakless 16 14 sound and not inclin...
lealties 15 10 LEALTY, (Scots) loya...
leanness 12 11 the state of being l...
leariest 14 9 LEARY, cunning, wary...
leasowes 16 12 LEASOWE, to pasture,...
leasures 14 10 LEASURE, (Spenser) l...
leaviest 16 13 LEAVY, full of leave...
lectress 18 12 a female lector [n -...
lectures 18 13 LECTURE, to expound...
ledgiest 16 12 LEDGY, abounding in...
leechees 18 14 LEECHEE, (Chinese) a...
leeriest 14 9 LEERY, cunning, wary...
legacies 18 14 LEGACY, something be...
legalese 15 12 the specialized lang...
legatees 14 11 LEGATEE, the inherit...
leggiest 17 13 LEGGY, having long l...
legsides 16 12 LEGSIDE, that half o...
leishest 17 11 LEISH, (Scots) activ...
leisures 15 10 LEISURE, to have rec...
lenifies 16 13 LENIFY, (archaic) to...
lenities 14 10 LENITY, the quality...
lensless 15 11 without a lens [adj]
leptomes 17 15 LEPTOME, phloem or b...
lesbians 16 13 LESBIAN, a female ho...
lesbigay 24 16 a lesbian, bisexual,...
lesioned 13 11 LESION, to cause les...
lessened 13 11 LESSEN, to make or b...
lessoned 13 11 LESSON, to teach a l...
lettuces 18 13 LETTUCE, a herb used...
leucines 17 14 LEUCINE, an amino ac...
leucites 18 13 LEUCITE, a silicate...
leucoses 17 13 LEUCOSIS, leukaemia,...
leukoses 15 14 LEUKOSIS, leukaemia,...
levities 17 13 LEVITY, frivolity [n...
lewdness 17 14 the state of being l...
libelees 17 13 LIBELEE, one who is...
librates 17 12 LIBRATE, to oscillat...
licences 20 16 LICENCE, to issue or...
licenses 17 13 LICENSE, to issue or...
lichtest 21 14 LICHT, (Scots) light...
lifeless 18 13 having no life [adj...
lifesome 17 15 full of life [adj]
lifespan 18 16 the time from birth...
lightest 19 13 LIGHT, having little...
lignages 16 14 LIGNAGE, (obsolete)...
lignites 16 12 LIGNITE, brown coal,...
lignoses 15 12 LIGNOSE, a constitue...
likeness 15 14 a pictorial represen...
limbiest 19 15 LIMBY, having many l...
limbless 20 16 without limbs [adj]
limbuses 19 16 LIMBUS, a distinctiv...
limeades 15 13 LIMEADE, a nonalcoho...
limeless 17 13 without lime [adj]
liminess 16 13 the state of being l...
limpness 18 16 the state of being l...
lindanes 13 12 LINDANE, an insectic...
lineages 14 12 LINEAGE, direct desc...
lineless 15 11 without lines [adj]
linesman 14 14 an official who help...
linesmen 14 14 LINESMAN, an officia...
lingiest 16 12 LINGY, covered with...
linishes 17 12 LINISH, to give a sm...
linkages 16 16 LINKAGE, the act of...
linkiest 16 14 LINKY, full of inter...
lintiest 15 10 LINTY, covered with...
lintless 16 11 free from lint [adj]
lionises 14 10 LIONISE, to treat as...
lionizes 17 19 LIONIZE, to treat as...
lippiest 20 15 LIPPY, impertinent [...
liquates 23 19 LIQUATE, to separate...
liquesce 26 22 to become liquid [v...
liriopes 17 12 LIRIOPE, a stemless...
listless 17 10 languid [adj LISTLES...
litanies 14 10 LITANY, a ceremonial...
liteness 14 10 the state of being l...
lithates 17 11 LITHATE, (obsolete)...
lithites 18 11 LITHITE, a calcareou...
litmuses 17 13 LITMUS, a substance...
littlest 17 10 LITTLE, small [adj]
littlies 17 10 LITTLIE, (Australian...
lituuses 16 11 LITUUS, a J-shaped R...
liveness 16 14 the quality of being...
liveries 17 13 LIVERY, the identify...
lividest 18 14 LIVID, of bluish lea...
loamiest 15 12 LOAMY, resembling lo...
loamless 16 13 having no loam [adj]
loathest 16 11 LOATH, unwilling, al...
lobeless 17 13 without lobes [adj]
lockages 19 18 LOCKAGE, the toll on...
lockless 20 17 without a lock [adj]
lodesman 14 14 a pilot [n LODESMEN]
lodesmen 14 14 LODESMAN, a pilot [n...
lodestar 14 10 a star used as a poi...
loessial 15 10 relating to loess, a...
loftiest 17 12 LOFTY, very high [ad...
loftless 18 13 without a high room...
loggiest 17 13 LOGGY, sluggish, als...
loginess 15 12 the state of being l...
loglines 16 13 LOGLINE, a line for...
loneness 12 11 the state of being l...
lonesome 13 13 lonely [adj LONESOME...
longness 14 13 length [n -ES]
loobiest 16 12 LOOBY, clumsy or stu...
looniest 13 10 LOONIE, crazy [adj]
loopiest 16 12 LOOPY, full of loops...
loppiest 19 15 LOPPY, hanging limpl...
lordless 16 11 without a lord [adj]
lordoses 14 10 LORDOSIS, a curvatur...
lorettes 14 9 LORETTE, a courtesan...
lornness 13 11 the state of being l...
lossiest 15 9 LOSSY, of a compress...
lossless 16 10 without loss, as in...
lostness 14 10 the state of being l...
lothness 16 12 the state of being l...
louchest 20 15 LOUCHE, not reputabl...
loudness 14 12 the quality of being...
louriest 15 10 LOURY, gloomy, louri...
lousiest 15 10 LOUSY, infested with...
lovefest 18 16 an event where peopl...
loveless 17 14 without love [adj LO...
lovelies 17 14 LOVELY, a beautiful...
loveseat 15 13 a small sofa for two...
lovesick 21 20 languishing with lov...
lovesome 16 16 (archaic) lovely, lo...
lowliest 19 13 LOWLY, in a low posi...
lowlifes 21 16 LOWLIFE, a despicabl...
lowlives 21 17 LOWLIFE, a despicabl...
loyalest 21 12 LOYAL, faithful [adj...
lozenges 17 21 LOZENGE, a rhombus o...
lucarnes 17 14 LUCARNE, (French) a...
lucences 20 17 LUCENCE, the quality...
lucernes 17 14 LUCERNE, a fodder pl...
lucidest 19 14 LUCID, easily unders...
luckiest 20 17 LUCKY, fortunate [ad...
luckless 21 18 unlucky [adj LUCKLES...
luggages 18 16 LUGGAGE, baggage of...
lugholes 19 15 LUGHOLE, (colloquial...
lummiest 18 16 LUMMY, (slang) excel...
lummoxes 23 23 LUMMOX, a clumsy per...
lumpiest 19 16 LUMPY, full of lumps...
lunacies 17 14 LUNACY, insanity [n]
lunaries 14 11 LUNARY, the moonwort...
lunettes 14 11 LUNETTE, (French) a...
lungless 17 14 without lungs [adj]
luniness 14 12 the state of being l...
lurdanes 14 12 LURDANE, (archaic) a...
luridest 16 11 LURID, shining with...
lushiest 18 12 LUSHY, tipsy [adj]
lushness 17 13 the state of being l...
lustiest 16 10 LUSTY, full of vigou...
lustless 17 11 (Spenser) listless,...
luxuries 22 18 LUXURY, ease, pleasu...
lyddites 22 13 LYDDITE, a high expl...
lyolyses 28 14 LYOLYSIS, the format...
macaques 25 24 MACAQUE, a kind of s...
machetes 19 16 MACHETE, a large hea...
machines 19 17 MACHINE, to process...
machrees 19 16 MACHREE, (Anglo-Iris...
macrames 18 17 MACRAME, ornamental...
madefies 16 15 MADEFY, (archaic) to...
madrases 14 12 MADRAS, a fine plain...
madrones 13 13 MADRONE, (Spanish) a...
maenades 12 13 MAENAD, a female fol...
maestoso 13 11 a stately musical pa...
maestros 14 11 MAESTRO, a master of...
mageship 20 18 the office of a sorc...
magnates 14 14 MAGNATE, a great or...
magneses 14 14 MAGNES, (archaic) a...
magnesia 14 14 an ore of magnesium...
magnesic 18 17 relating to magnesia...
magnoxes 20 21 MAGNOX, (tradename)...
maidless 16 13 without a main [adj]
mailless 17 13 without armour [adj]
majestic 20 23 having majesty, also...
majlises 18 21 MAJLIS, (Arabic) an...
makeless 16 16 matchless [adj]
maladies 15 13 MALADY, an illness [...
malaises 15 12 MALAISE, a feeling o...
maleates 14 12 MALEATE, a salt of m...
maleness 14 13 the quality of being...
malmiest 17 15 MALMY, resembling ma...
maltases 15 12 MALTASE, an enzyme t...
maltiest 16 12 MALTY, resembling ma...
maltoses 15 12 MALTOSE, a hard, whi...
malvesie 17 16 a strong sweet wine,...
malwares 18 15 MALWARE, software th...
manacles 17 16 MANACLE, to handcuff...
manatees 12 12 MANATEE, a large aqu...
mancuses 17 16 MANCUS, (historical)...
mandates 13 13 MANDATE, to issue wi...
maneless 14 13 without a mane [adj]
mangiest 15 14 MANGEY, affected wit...
manholes 16 15 MANHOLE, an opening...
manifest 16 15 clear, obvious [adj...
manilles 16 14 MANILLE, (French) in...
maniples 17 16 MANIPLE, (Latin) a s...
mankiest 15 16 MANKY, (Scots) filth...
manliest 15 13 MANLY, having the qu...
mannites 13 13 MANNITE, a sweet alc...
mannoses 12 13 MANNOSE, a sugar obt...
manropes 15 15 MANROPE, a rope used...
mantises 14 12 MANTIS, a predatory...
marchesa 19 16 the wife or widow of...
marchese 19 16 an Italian nobleman...
marchesi 20 16 MARCHESE, an Italian...
mardiest 15 12 MARDY, petulant [adj...
margates 15 13 MARGATE, a tropical...
marishes 17 13 MARISH, a tract of l...
marliest 16 12 MARLY, abounding wit...
marlines 15 13 MARLINE, a line of t...
marlites 16 12 MARLITE, marl with 2...
marmites 16 14 MARMITE, (French) a...
marmoses 15 14 MARMOSE, a small Sou...
marquees 22 21 MARQUEE, a large ten...
marquess 23 21 a British or Irish h...
marviest 17 15 MARVY, marvellous [a...
mashiest 17 13 MASHY, of the nature...
massages 15 13 MASSAGE, to knead or...
massiest 15 11 MASSY, solid, full o...
massives 17 15 MASSIVE, a group of...
massless 16 12 without mass e.g. of...
mastiest 15 11 MASTY, as if well fe...
mastixes 21 18 MASTIX, a pale yello...
mastless 16 12 bearing no mast; as,...
mateless 15 12 without a mate [adj]
mateship 19 16 the state of being a...
matheses 16 13 MATHESIS, mental dis...
mathesis 17 13 mental discipline [n...
matinees 13 12 MATINEE, (French) an...
matiness 14 12 friendliness [n -ES]
matookes 14 15 MATOOKE, in Uganda,...
matrices 18 14 MATRICE, the womb; t...
matrixes 21 18 MATRIX, the womb; th...
mattress 15 11 a large pad filled w...
maturest 15 12 MATURE, fully develo...
maulgres 17 15 MAULGRE, to show spi...
maundies 14 14 MAUNDY, a religious...
mausiest 15 12 MAUSY, foggy, misty,...
mauvines 16 17 MAUVINE, a mauve dye...
mauziest 18 21 MAUZY, foggy, misty,...
mawkiest 19 18 MAWKY, maggoty [adj]
mawpuses 20 18 MAWPUS, (slang) a sm...
mayflies 24 17 MAYFLY, a short-live...
mayoress 20 13 a female mayor [n -E...
maypoles 23 17 MAYPOLE, a decorated...
maziness 17 21 the quality of being...
meagrest 15 13 MEAGRE, inadequate,...
mealiest 15 12 MEALY, covered with...
mealless 16 13 without a meal [adj]
meanness 12 13 the state of being m...
measures 14 12 MEASURE, to compare...
meataxes 19 18 MEATAXE, a meat clea...
meatiest 14 11 MEATY, full of meat...
meatless 15 12 without meat [adj]
meatuses 14 12 MEATUS, a natural bo...
medflies 18 16 MEDFLY, a Mediterran...
mediates 14 12 MEDIATE, to act as a...
mediuses 15 13 MEDIUS, the middle f...
medresas 14 12 MEDRESA, (Arabic) an...
medreses 14 12 MEDRESE, (Arabic) an...
meekness 14 16 the quality of being...
meetness 13 12 suitability [n -ES]
megasses 15 13 MEGASS, crushed suga...
mejlises 18 21 MEJLIS, (Arabic) an...
melanges 15 15 MELANGE, (French) a...
mellites 17 13 MELLITE, a mineral o...
melodies 15 13 MELODY, an agreeable...
meltages 16 14 MELTAGE, the process...
meltiest 16 12 MELTY, liable to mel...
memories 15 14 MEMORY, the gift of...
meninges 14 15 MENINX, any of the m...
mensches 19 17 MENSCH, an admirable...
meresman 14 15 a man appointed to a...
meresmen 14 15 MERESMAN, a man appo...
merriest 15 11 MERRY, mirthful, als...
mesaraic 17 14 relating to the mese...
mescalin 18 16 the principal alkalo...
mesclums 21 19 MESCLUM, (French) a...
mescluns 19 17 MESCLUN, (French) a...
mesdames 15 15 MADAME, the French t...
meseemed 14 15 MESEEMS, it seems to...
meshiest 17 13 MESHY, formed like n...
meshings 18 16 MESHING, the act of...
meshugah 20 18 crazy, also MESHUGA,...