Words that contain ONE

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3 letter words that contains ONE

3 letter ONE word

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one 3 4 an individual thing...

5 letter words that contains ONE

5 letter ONE word

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agone 7 8 (archaic) gone, past...
alone 7 7 solitary [adj ALONEL...
atone 6 6 to make amends [v AT...
axone 12 13 a nerve fibre, also...
boned 9 10 BONE, to take the bo...
boner 9 9 (US slang) a stupid...
bones 9 9 BONE, to take the bo...
boney 15 11 like bone, also BONY...
clone 11 10 to reproduce by asex...
coned 10 10 CONE, to bear cones...
cones 10 9 CONE, to bear cones...
coney 16 11 a rabbit, also CONY...
crone 10 9 a withered old woman...
donee 6 7 the person to whom a...
doner 7 7 as in doner kebab, g...
drone 7 7 to make a monotonous...
gonef 10 11 a thief, also GANEF,...
goner 8 8 one who is in a hope...
grone 8 8 to utter a low mourn...
honed 9 9 HONE, to whet [v]
honer 9 8 a tool for honing [n...
hones 9 8 HONE, to whet [v]
honey 15 10 to sweeten with a sw...
irone 7 6 an aromatic oil [n -...
jones 9 15 a drug addiction [n...
krone 8 10 a former monetary un...
leone 7 7 the standard monetar...
loner 8 7 one who avoids other...
moner 8 9 a hypothetical simpl...
money 14 11 an official medium o...
nones 6 7 a prayer service hel...
nonet 6 7 a musical piece for...
ohone 8 8 (Irish) an Irish int...
onely 14 9 (Spenser) only [adv]
oners 7 6 ONER, something uniq...
onery 13 8 (colloquial) cantank...
ozone 9 15 an allotropic form o...
phone 11 11 to telephone [v PHON...
pones 9 9 PONE, a kind of corn...
poney 15 11 a small horse, also...
prone 9 9 lying face down [adj...
rhone 9 8 (Scots) a roof-gutte...
roneo 6 6 (tradename) to produ...
rones 7 6 RONE, (Scots) a roof...
scone 10 9 a flattish, usually...
shone 9 8 SHINE, to emit light...
sones 7 6 SONE, a unit of loud...
stone 7 6 to pelt with pieces...
toned 7 7 TONE, to give a part...
toner 7 6 fine powdered pigmen...
tones 7 6 TONE, to give a part...
toney 13 8 high-toned, fashiona...
trone 7 6 (Scots) a public wei...
zoned 10 16 ZONE, to arrange in...
zoner 10 15 one who zones [n -S]
zones 10 15 ZONE, to arrange in...

6 letter words that contains ONE

6 letter ONE word

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agones 9 9 AGON, the dramatic c...
ancone 10 11 (Greek) the elbow, a...
anyone 13 10 anybody at all [n -S...
astone 8 7 to amaze or shock, a...
atoned 8 8 ATONE, to make amend...
atoner 8 7 one who atones [n -S...
atones 8 7 ATONE, to make amend...
attone 8 7 to atone [v ATTONED,...
axones 14 14 AXONE, a nerve fibre...
azione 11 16 (Italian) a composit...
begone 11 12 be off [interj]
bizone 14 19 a country formed of...
boners 11 10 BONER, (US slang) a...
booner 10 10 (Australian slang) a...
botone 10 10 having buds or knobs...
bygone 18 14 something belonging...
cloned 13 12 CLONE, to reproduce...
cloner 13 11 one who clones [n -S...
clones 13 11 CLONE, to reproduce...
colone 12 11 (Spanish) a monetary...
coneys 18 12 CONEY, a rabbit, als...
crones 12 10 CRONE, a withered ol...
cronet 12 10 (obsolete) the hair...
debone 10 11 to remove the bones...
depone 10 11 to testify under oat...
ditone 9 8 in ancient Greek mus...
donees 8 8 DONEE, the person to...
droned 9 9 DRONE, to make a mon...
droner 9 8 one who drones [n -S...
drones 9 8 DRONE, to make a mon...
enzone 10 17 to engirdle or surro...
evzone 13 20 (Modern Greek) a sol...
gamone 10 12 any chemical substan...
gonefs 12 12 GONEF, a thief, also...
goners 10 9 GONER, one who is in...
gooney 15 11 an albatross, also G...
groned 10 10 GRONE, to utter a lo...
grones 10 9 GRONE, to utter a lo...
hexone 16 16 a hydrocarbon solven...
honers 11 9 HONER, a tool for ho...
honest 11 9 truthful [adj HONEST...
honeys 17 11 HONEY, to sweeten wi...
hooned 10 10 HOON, to act loutish...
icones 12 10 ICON, a symbol or im...
impone 12 13 to impose; to wager...
intone 8 8 to speak in a singin...
ionone 7 8 a chemical used in p...
ironed 9 8 IRON, to eliminate w...
ironer 9 7 a machine for pressi...
irones 9 7 IRONE, an aromatic o...
ketone 9 11 a chemical compound...
kinone 9 12 a golden-yellow crys...
koneke 10 15 in New Zealand, a fa...
kronen 9 12 KRONE, a former mone...
kroner 10 11 KRONE, a former mone...
leones 9 8 LEONE, the standard...
lionel 11 9 a small lion used as...
lionet 10 8 a young lion [n -S]
lonely 17 11 sad from lack of com...
loners 10 8 LONER, one who avoid...
looney 15 10 crazy [adj LOONIER,...
moneme 10 13 a word or part of a...
monera 9 10 MONER, a hypothetica...
moneth 12 12 (Spenser) a month [n...
moneys 16 12 MONEY, an official m...
mooned 9 11 MOON, to wander abou...
mooner 9 10 one who abstractedly...
neoned 7 9 having a gaseous ele...
nonego 8 10 all that is not part...
nonets 8 8 NONET, a musical pie...
nooned 7 9 NOON, to rest at mid...
nooner 7 8 a brief sexual encou...
ochone 13 12 (Irish) an interject...
onesie 8 7 a soft, loose-fittin...
oneyer 14 9 (Shakespeare) a (gre...
oneyre 14 9 (Shakespeare) a (gre...
orgone 9 9 according to Wilhelm...
ozones 11 16 OZONE, an allotropic...
pavone 12 14 (Spenser) a peacock...
peones 10 10 PEON, (Spanish) a da...
perone 10 10 the fibula, a bone o...
phoned 13 13 PHONE, to telephone...
phoner 13 12 one that telephones...
phones 13 12 PHONE, to telephone...
phoney 19 14 counterfeit, fake [a...
pioned 11 11 (Shakespeare) perhap...
pioner 11 10 (Shakespeare) a mili...
pioney 17 12 a showy flower, also...
ponent 10 11 (Milton) the west, w...
poneys 17 12 PONEY, a small horse...
proner 11 10 PRONE, lying face do...
prones 11 10 PRONE, (obsolete) a...
pyoner 17 12 (Shakespeare) a mili...
pyrone 17 12 a type of chemical c...
redone 8 8 REDO, to do again [v...
repone 10 10 to restore to office...
rezone 11 16 to zone again [v REZ...
rhones 11 9 RHONE, (Scots) a roo...
roneos 8 7 RONEO, (tradename) t...
scones 12 10 SCONE, a flattish, u...
soneri 9 7 (Hindi) a cloth of g...
sooner 8 7 one who settles on g...
stoned 9 8 STONE, to pelt with...
stonen 8 8 (dialect) of stone,...
stoner 9 7 one who stones [n -S...
stones 9 7 STONE, to pelt with...
stoney 15 9 abounding in small r...
throne 11 9 to sit on a royal ch...
toneme 9 10 in a tone language,...
toners 9 7 TONER, fine powdered...
trones 9 7 TRONE, (Scots) a pub...
unbone 10 12 to remove the bones...
undone 8 10 UNDO, to bring to ru...
upgone 12 13 UPGO, to go up [v]
wooned 11 11 WOON, (Spenser) to d...
zoners 12 16 ZONER, one who zones...
zooned 11 17 ZOON, to zoom [v]

7 letter words that contains ONE

7 letter ONE word

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abalone 12 12 a sea snail of rocky...
acetone 12 11 the simplest of the...
almoner 12 12 a giver of alms; a s...
alonely 18 12 solitary [adv]
alsoone 10 9 (Spenser) as soon, a...
amarone 10 11 a strong dry red Ita...
ambones 13 14 AMBO, a pulpit in an...
amidone 11 12 a synthetic opioid u...
ancones 12 12 ANCON, (Greek) the e...
anemone 9 12 any member of the ge...
anyones 15 11 ANYONE, anybody at a...
aproned 12 12 APRON, to cover with...
astoned 10 9 ASTONE, to amaze or...
astones 10 8 ASTONE, to amaze or...
atoners 10 8 ATONER, one who aton...
attoned 10 9 ATTONE, to atone [v]
attones 10 8 at one, at once, tog...
axoneme 16 18 a central strand of...
aziones 13 17 AZIONE, (Italian) a...
baconer 15 14 a pig suitable for b...
baloney 19 14 deceptive talk, nons...
baronet 12 11 the lowest British h...
batoned 12 12 BATON, to strike wit...
bayonet 18 13 to stab with a dagge...
beshone 14 13 BESHINE, (archaic) t...
bizones 16 20 BIZONE, a country fo...
boloney 19 14 deceptive talk, nons...
bonebed 14 15 an area containing d...
boneset 12 11 a medicinal plant, a...
boneyer 18 13 BONEY, like bone, al...
booners 12 11 BOONER, (Australian...
botonee 11 11 having buds or knobs...
bygones 20 15 BYGONE, something be...
bywoner 22 16 (Afrikaans) the subt...
cajones 15 20 CAJON, (Spanish) a s...
calzone 17 21 a turnover with a sa...
canzone 15 21 (Italian) a song res...
cassone 13 11 (Italian) a large ch...
chalone 16 14 one of a group of ch...
chelone 16 14 a genus of hardy per...
chinone 15 14 a golden-yellow crys...
cloners 15 12 CLONER, one who clon...
cojones 15 20 (Spanish) bull's tes...
colonel 15 13 a military officer [...
colones 14 12 COLONE, (Spanish) a...
compone 16 17 composed of squares...
condone 12 13 to forgive or overlo...
coronel 14 12 the iron head of a t...
coroner 13 11 an officer who inves...
coronet 13 11 a small crown, also...
cronets 14 11 CRONET, (obsolete) t...
crooned 13 12 CROON, to sing softl...
crooner 13 11 one who croons, i.e....
cyclone 24 17 a rotating system of...
dapsone 12 12 a drug used in the t...
deboned 12 13 DEBONE, to remove th...
deboner 12 12 a utensil for deboni...
debones 12 12 DEBONE, to remove th...
deponed 12 13 DEPONE, to testify u...
depones 12 12 DEPONE, to testify u...
diphone 15 14 a shorthand sign for...
dispone 13 12 to make a legal tran...
ditones 11 9 DITONE, in ancient G...
doggone 12 13 damned, cursed [adj...
donegal 12 12 a type of tweed [n -...
dracone 13 12 (tradename) a towed...
droners 11 9 DRONER, one who dron...
duotone 10 10 a drawing etc. done...
ecotone 12 11 a transition area be...
ecozone 15 20 a regional ecosystem...
eikones 11 12 EIKON, (Greek) a rel...
endzone 12 19 in American football...
enzoned 12 19 ENZONE, to engirdle...
enzones 12 18 ENZONE, to engirdle...
epigone 13 13 an inferior imitator...
estrone 10 8 an estrogen, also ES...
evzones 15 21 EVZONE, (Modern Gree...
flavone 15 16 a pigment derived fr...
fordone 12 12 FORDO, to destroy, a...
forgone 13 13 FORGO, to refrain fr...
gamones 12 13 GAMONE, any chemical...
gobonee 12 13 composed of squares...
goonery 17 12 thuggish behaviour [...
gooneys 17 12 GOONEY, an albatross...
hambone 15 16 to overact, also HAM...
hemione 13 13 an Asiatic wild ass,...
hexones 18 17 HEXONE, a hydrocarbo...
hipbone 17 16 a pelvic bone [n -S]
histone 13 10 any of a group of si...
honesty 19 12 the quality of being...
honeyed 18 13 HONEY, to sweeten wi...
hormone 13 13 a secretion of the e...
hypnone 20 16 an aromatic ketone u...
hyponea 20 15 a dulled mental acti...
imponed 14 15 IMPONE, to impose; t...
impones 14 14 IMPONE, to impose; t...
intoned 10 10 INTONE, to speak in...
intoner 10 9 one who intones [n -...
intones 10 9 INTONE, to speak in...
ionones 9 9 IONONE, a chemical u...
ironers 11 8 IRONER, a machine fo...
isogone 11 10 a line indicating th...
isotone 10 8 one of a number of n...
jaconet 15 20 a kind of thin cotto...
jambone 15 23 a lone hand in Euchr...
jawbone 17 23 to lecture or scold...
jonesed 12 18 JONES, to have a str...
joneses 12 17 JONES, to have a str...
ketones 11 12 KETONE, a chemical c...
kinones 11 13 KINONE, a golden-yel...
konekes 12 16 KONEKE, in New Zeala...
lactone 14 12 a cyclic ester [n -S...
ladrone 11 10 (archaic) a robber;...
lemoned 12 13 LEMON, to flavour wi...
lionels 13 10 LIONEL, a small lion...
lioness 12 9 a female lion [n -ES...
lionets 12 9 LIONET, a young lion...
looneys 17 11 LOONEY, a crazy pers...
madrone 11 12 (Spanish) a Californ...
masoned 11 12 MASON, to build or r...
misdone 12 12 MISDO, to do wrongly...
misgone 13 13 MISGO, to go astray...
monemes 12 14 MONEME, a word or pa...
moneran 10 12 a cellular organism...
moneron 10 12 a hypothetical simpl...
moneths 14 13 MONETH, (Spenser) a...
moneyed 17 14 having lots of money...
moneyer 17 13 (archaic) a person w...
mooners 11 11 MOONER, one who abst...
mooneye 16 13 a freshwater fish of...
muscone 15 15 a macrocyclic ketone...
muskone 13 16 a macrocyclic ketone...
neurone 9 10 the basic cellular u...
nonegos 10 11 NONEGO, all that is...
nonette 9 9 a musical piece for...
nonetti 10 9 NONETTO, a musical p...
nonetto 9 9 a musical piece for...
nooners 9 9 NOONER, a brief sexu...
nyloned 17 13 wearing nylons [adj]
onefold 13 13 single-minded [adj]
oneiric 14 11 belonging to dreams,...
oneness 9 9 unity [n -ES]
onerier 10 8 ONERY, (colloquial)...
onerous 10 9 burdensome [adj ONER...
oneself 13 12 a person's self [pro...
onesies 10 8 ONESIE, a soft, loos...
onetime 11 11 former [adj]
oneyers 16 10 ONEYER, (Shakespeare...
oneyres 16 10 ONEYRE, (Shakespeare...
onioned 9 10 ONION, to apply an o...
orgones 11 10 ORGONE, according to...
outdone 10 10 OUTDO, to exceed in...
outgone 11 11 OUTGO, to go beyond...
oxytone 22 17 a word bearing an ac...
padrone 12 12 (Italian) an innkeep...
pallone 14 13 an Italian ball game...
pavones 14 15 PAVONE, (Spenser) a...
payfone 20 16 a coin-operated publ...
peptone 14 14 a substance resultin...
perones 12 11 PERONE, the fibula,...
phoneme 15 16 the smallest signifi...
phoners 15 13 PHONER, one that tel...
phoneys 21 15 PHONEY, to fake, cou...
pinbone 14 15 the hipbone [n -S]
pinones 12 12 PINON, (Spanish) an...
pioneer 12 11 someone who is among...
pioners 13 11 PIONER, (Shakespeare...
pioneys 19 13 PIONEY, a showy flow...
ponents 12 12 PONENT, (Milton) the...
prepone 14 14 to bring forward [v...
pronely 20 14 PRONE, lying face do...
pronest 13 11 PRONE, lying face do...
proneur 13 12 (French) a flatterer...
propone 14 14 to propose, bring fo...
pyoners 19 13 PYONER, (Shakespeare...
pyrones 19 13 PYRONE, a type of ch...
quinone 18 19 a crystalline deriva...
rawbone 15 14 (Spenser) having lit...
redbone 12 12 a kind of hunting do...
rejoneo 11 17 (Spanish) the art of...
rejones 12 17 REJON, (Spanish) a l...
reponed 12 12 REPONE, to restore t...
repones 12 11 REPONE, to restore t...
reshone 12 10 RESHINE, to shine ag...
rezoned 13 18 REZONE, to zone agai...
rezones 13 17 REZONE, to zone agai...
roneoed 9 9 RONEO, (tradename) t...
shoneen 11 11 (Irish) an Irishman...
someone 10 11 a somebody [n -S]
soneris 11 8 SONERI, (Hindi) a cl...
sooners 10 8 SOONER, one who sett...
soonest 10 8 SOON, in the near fu...
spinone 12 12 as in Italian spinon...
spooned 12 12 SPOON, to eat with a...
spooner 12 11 one who engages in s...
spooney 18 13 foolishly fond, also...
spumone 14 15 (Italian) a rich Ita...
stonern 10 9 (dialect) of stone,...
stoners 11 8 STONER, one who ston...
subtone 13 12 a low or subdued ton...
subzone 16 21 a subdivision of a z...
sulfone 14 13 a sulfur compound, a...
swooned 13 12 SWOON, to faint, als...
swooner 13 11 one who swoons [n -S...
syntone 16 11 a person having a sy...
taloned 11 10 having a talon [adj]
tenoned 9 10 TENON, to fix or fit...
tenoner 9 9 one who tenons [n -S...
throned 13 11 THRONE, to sit on a...
thrones 13 10 THRONE, to sit on a...
tonearm 11 11 the pivoted part of...
tonemes 11 11 TONEME, in a tone la...
tonemic 15 14 relating to a toneme...
tonepad 12 12 an electronic device...
tonetic 14 11 of or relating to to...
tonette 10 8 a simple flute [n -S...
tostone 10 8 (Spanish) a Mexican...
triones 11 8 (Latin) the seven st...
tritone 11 8 a musical interval o...
trizone 14 17 a country formed of...
twoness 14 11 the state of being t...
tyrones 17 10 TYRO, a beginner or...
umbones 14 15 UMBO, the rounded el...
unboned 12 14 UNBONE, to remove th...
unbones 12 13 UNBONE, to remove th...
untoned 10 11 not toned [adj]
unzoned 13 20 not zoned [adj]
valonea 12 13 (Italian) a tanning...
violone 13 13 (Italian) a double-b...
wagoned 14 14 WAGON, to transport...
wagoner 14 13 one who drives a wag...
warzone 16 20 a region of armed co...
waygone 20 15 exhausted by travel...
woonerf 15 14 (Dutch) a road in th...
zampone 16 23 (Italian) a stuffed...

8 letter words that contains ONE

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abalones 14 13 ABALONE, a sea snail...
acetones 14 12 ACETONE, the simples...
actioned 15 13 ACTION, to carry out...
actioner 15 12 a film with a lot of...
aerotone 10 9 a deep bath with mas...
aglycone 23 17 an organic compound,...
aleurone 12 11 a protein found in s...
allomone 14 14 a chemical substance...
almoners 14 13 ALMONER, a giver of...
amarones 12 12 AMARONE, a strong dr...
amidones 13 13 AMIDONE, a synthetic...
anconeal 14 14 pertaining to the el...
anemones 11 13 ANEMONE, any member...
aquatone 19 19 a type of printing p...
argemone 13 14 a plant of the prick...
axonemal 19 20 relating to an axone...
axonemes 18 19 AXONEME, a central s...
backbone 20 22 the spine [n -S]
baconers 17 15 BACONER, a pig suita...
balconet 18 16 a miniature balcony,...
ballonet 16 14 in a balloon or diri...
baloneys 21 15 BALONEY, deceptive t...
barebone 15 15 (Shakespeare) a very...
baritone 14 12 a deep male voice, a...
baroness 14 12 the wife of a baron...
baronets 14 12 BARONET, the lowest...
barytone 20 14 a deep male voice, a...
batooned 13 13 BATOON, to strike wi...
bayonets 20 14 BAYONET, to stab wit...
beaconed 16 16 BEACON, to shine lik...
beckoned 18 20 BECKON, to indicate...
beckoner 18 19 one who beckons [n -...
bijwoner 20 24 (Afrikaans) the subt...
bissoned 15 13 BISSON, to cause to...
blazoned 18 23 BLAZON, to read such...
blazoner 18 22 a person who blazons...
boloneys 21 15 BOLONEY, deceptive t...
bonebeds 16 16 BONEBED, an area con...
bonefish 19 17 a slender marine fis...
bonehead 15 15 a blockhead [n -S]
boneless 15 13 without bones [adj]
bonemeal 15 16 a fertilizer made fr...
bonesets 14 12 BONESET, a medicinal...
boneyard 20 15 a place where the bo...
boneyest 20 14 BONEY, like bone, al...
browbone 19 18 the bone of the brow...
burgonet 16 15 (French) a visored h...
burstone 15 13 a cellular, flinty r...
butanone 13 14 a flammable ketone [...
buttoned 15 14 BUTTON, to fasten wi...
buttoner 15 13 one who buttons [n -...
bywoners 24 17 BYWONER, (Afrikaans)...
cabezone 19 24 (Spanish) a Californ...
calzones 19 22 CALZONE, a turnover...
camphone 20 20 a combined camera an...
camstone 16 15 (Scots) a white argi...
cannoned 13 15 CANNON, to collide w...
canoness 14 13 a woman living in a...
cantoned 14 14 CANTON, to divide in...
canzones 17 22 CANZONE, (Italian) a...
canzonet 17 22 a short song [n -S]
capstone 17 15 the horizontal stone...
carphone 19 17 a phone for use in a...
cartoned 15 13 CARTON, to pack in a...
cassones 15 12 CASSONE, (Italian) a...
centonel 15 14 (Spenser) a sentinel...
centones 14 13 CENTO, a literary wo...
chalones 18 15 CHALONE, one of a gr...
chelones 18 15 CHELONE, a genus of...
chinbone 19 18 the lower jaw [n -S]
chinones 17 15 CHINONE, a golden-ye...
cicerone 18 15 (Italian) a guide es...
cocooned 17 16 COCOON, to wrap tigh...
cocooner 17 15 one who retreats to...
colonels 17 14 COLONEL, a military...
commoned 17 19 COMMON, to share [v]
commoner 17 18 one of the common pe...
commoney 23 20 an ordinary playing...
condoned 14 15 CONDONE, to forgive...
condoner 14 14 one who condones [n...
condones 14 14 CONDONE, to forgive...
conelrad 16 14 a system of defense...
conenose 13 13 a bloodsucking insec...
conepate 16 15 a skunk, also CONEPA...
conepatl 18 16 a skunk, also CONEPA...
cordoned 15 14 CORDON, to form a ba...
cornpone 16 16 a cornbread [n -S]
coronels 16 13 CORONEL, the iron he...
coroners 15 12 CORONER, an officer...
coronets 15 12 CORONET, a small cro...
cottoned 15 13 COTTON, to take a li...
crayoned 21 15 CRAYON, to use a dra...
crayoner 21 14 one who crayons, als...
crooners 15 12 CROONER, one who cro...
cumarone 16 16 a liquid derived fro...
cyclones 26 18 CYCLONE, a rotating...
daemones 12 13 DAEMON, (Greek) an i...
daimones 13 13 DAIMON, (Greek) an i...
dantoned 11 12 DANTON, to dare, als...
dapsones 14 13 DAPSONE, a drug used...
deaconed 14 14 DEACON, to put the b...
deboners 14 13 DEBONER, a utensil f...
demoness 13 13 a female demon [n -E...
deponent 13 14 having a passive for...
dethrone 14 12 to remove from a thr...
diaphone 16 15 a low-pitched foghor...
diketone 13 14 a compound used in d...
diphones 17 15 DIPHONE, a shorthand...
disponed 15 14 DISPONE, to make a l...
disponee 14 13 the person who recei...
disponer 15 13 one who legally tran...
dispones 15 13 DISPONE, to make a l...
doblones 15 14 DOBLON, a former gol...
doggoned 14 15 damned, cursed [adj...
doggoner 14 14 DOGGONE, damned, cur...
doggones 14 14 DOGGONE, to damn [v]
donegals 14 13 DONEGAL, a type of t...
doneness 11 11 the state of being c...
downzone 17 23 to reduce or limit t...
dracones 15 13 DRACONE, (tradename)...
dragonet 13 12 a marine fish of the...
drystone 19 12 built from stones wi...
duotones 12 11 DUOTONE, a drawing e...
earphone 15 14 a headphone [n -S]
earstone 11 9 an otolith, a calciu...
ecdysone 21 15 an insect hormone, a...
ecotones 14 12 ECOTONE, a transitio...
ecozones 17 21 ECOZONE, a regional...
edgebone 14 15 the bone of the rump...
endzones 14 20 ENDZONE, in American...
enthrone 13 12 to place on a throne...
epigones 15 14 EPIGONE, an inferior...
estrones 12 9 ESTRONE, an estrogen...
ethonone 12 12 a toxic gas [n -S]
eurozone 14 19 the area formed by t...
everyone 19 15 every person [pron]
exponent 19 20 one who practises a...
eyestone 17 11 a small, lenticular,...
falconer 18 16 one that hunts with...
falconet 18 16 one of the smaller c...
felstone 15 13 (obsolete) felsite,...
fishbone 19 17 a bone of a fish [n...
flavones 17 17 FLAVONE, a pigment d...
foredone 13 13 FOREDO, to destroy,...
foregone 14 14 FOREGO, to go before...
fuzztone 21 31 a device for distort...
gabioned 15 15 furnished with gabio...
gammoned 15 18 GAMMON, to mislead b...
gammoner 15 17 one who misleads by...
gemstone 14 14 a precious or semipr...
geophone 16 16 (trademark) an instr...
goldtone 14 13 a photographic image...
goneness 12 12 a state of exhaustio...
gunstone 13 13 (Shakespeare) a ston...
halazone 17 21 a disinfectant for d...
halftone 17 15 a shade between ligh...
hamboned 17 18 HAMBONE, to overact,...
hambones 17 17 HAMBONE, to overact,...
hemiones 15 14 HEMIONE, an Asiatic...
hipbones 19 17 HIPBONE, a pelvic bo...
histones 15 11 HISTONE, any of a gr...
hizzoner 21 29 his honour, used as...
honester 14 11 HONEST, truthful [ad...
honestly 22 14 HONEST, truthful [ad...
honewort 17 14 a perennial herb [n...
honeybee 21 16 any bee of the genus...
honeybun 22 18 a sweetheart [n -S]
honeydew 23 17 a sweet fluid [n -S]
honeyful 24 18 containing much hone...
honeying 21 16 HONEY, to sweeten wi...
honeypot 22 16 (Afrikaans) a kind o...
hormones 15 14 HORMONE, a secretion...
hypnones 22 17 HYPNONE, an aromatic...
hyponeas 22 16 HYPONEA, a dulled me...
icestone 15 12 another name for cry...
idoneity 19 12 the state of being s...
idoneous 12 11 appropriate, suitabl...
imponent 15 16 someone who imposes...
inkstone 13 14 a type of stone used...
inthrone 14 12 to place on a throne...
intoners 12 10 INTONER, one who int...
isogones 13 11 ISOGONE, a line indi...
isophone 16 14 a line delineating a...
isotones 12 9 ISOTONE, one of a nu...
jaconets 17 21 JACONET, a kind of t...
jambones 17 24 JAMBONE, a lone hand...
jargoned 15 21 JARGON, to use words...
jargonel 16 21 an early variety of...
jawboned 19 25 JAWBONE, to lecture...
jawboner 19 24 one who engages in j...
jawbones 19 24 JAWBONE, to lecture...
jonesing 15 21 JONES, to have a str...
keystone 19 15 to produce a distort...
klaxoned 20 22 KLAXON, to sound a k...
knitbone 15 17 the plant comfrey [n...
lactones 16 13 LACTONE, a cyclic es...
ladrones 13 11 LADRONE, (archaic) a...
lapstone 15 13 a stone for the lap,...
legioned 14 13 set out in legions [...
lesioned 13 11 LESION, to cause les...
lessoned 13 11 LESSON, to teach a l...
limonene 13 14 a liquid terpene fou...
lonelier 14 11 LONELY, sad from lac...
lonelily 22 14 LONELY, sad from lac...
loneness 12 11 the state of being l...
lonesome 13 13 lonely [adj LONESOME...
madrones 13 13 MADRONE, (Spanish) a...
mangonel 14 16 (historical) a medie...
marooned 12 13 MAROON, to abandon i...
marooner 12 12 one who maroons [n -...
misatone 13 12 to atone wrongly [v...
monecian 15 16 having separate male...
monellin 15 15 a protein extracted...
monerans 12 13 MONERAN, a cellular...
monetary 19 14 pertaining to money...
monetise 13 12 to coin into money,...
monetize 16 21 to coin into money,...
moneybag 22 19 a bag for holding mo...
moneybox 27 24 a box for keeping mo...
moneyers 19 14 MONEYER, (archaic) a...
moneyman 19 18 a person specializin...
moneymen 19 18 MONEYMAN, a person s...
monotone 11 13 to sing or speak in...
mooneyes 18 14 MOONEYE, a freshwate...
motioned 13 13 MOTION, to direct by...
motioner 13 12 one who makes a moti...
mucrones 17 16 MUCRO, a sharp point...
mudstone 14 14 a fine-grained detri...
muscones 17 16 MUSCONE, a macrocycl...
muskones 15 17 MUSKONE, a macrocycl...
naloxone 17 18 a potent drug used a...
neurones 11 11 NEURONE, the basic c...
nonelect 15 14 not chosen [adj]
nonelite 12 11 not belonging to an...
nonempty 21 18 not empty [adj]
nonentry 17 13 the fact of not ente...
nonequal 20 21 one that is not equa...
nonesuch 17 16 a person or thing wi...
nonettes 11 10 NONETTE, a musical p...
nonettos 11 10 NONETTO, a musical p...
nonevent 12 15 an expected event th...
nonmoney 17 16 not involving money...
oestrone 11 9 an estrogen, also ES...
oilstone 13 10 a stone for sharpeni...
oneriest 12 9 ONERY, (colloquial)...
opponens 15 16 a muscle of the thum...
opponent 15 16 one that opposes ano...
optioned 14 13 OPTION, to grant the...
optionee 13 12 one who holds a lega...
outshone 14 12 OUTSHINE, to shine b...
overdone 13 14 OVERDO, to do to exc...
overgone 14 15 OVERGO, to travel ov...
overtone 13 13 in music, a higher p...
oxytones 24 18 OXYTONE, a word bear...
padrones 14 13 PADRONE, (Italian) a...
pallones 16 14 PALLONE, an Italian...
pardoned 14 14 PARDON, to release f...
pardoner 14 13 one who raises money...
payfones 22 17 PAYFONE, a coin-oper...
payphone 24 19 a coin-operated publ...
pennoned 12 15 flying a pennon [adj...
pensione 13 13 (Italian) a boarding...
peptones 16 15 PEPTONE, a substance...
perigone 15 14 any organ inclosing...
peroneal 14 13 pertaining to the fi...
peroneus 14 13 one of the muscles o...
petronel 15 13 a sort of hand canno...
phonecam 20 20 a digital camera wit...
phonemes 17 17 PHONEME, the smalles...
phonemic 21 20 relating to a phonem...
phonetic 20 17 pertaining to the so...
phoneyed 22 17 PHONEY, to fake, cou...
pigeoned 15 15 PIGEON, to gull or h...
pinbones 16 16 PINBONE, the hipbone...
pinecone 16 16 a cone-shaped fruit...
pinioned 14 14 PINION, to remove th...
pioneers 14 12 PIONEER, to take par...
poisoned 14 13 POISON, to administe...
poisoner 14 12 one who poisons [n -...
postpone 16 15 to put off to a futu...
potstone 14 12 a variety of steatit...
poysoned 20 15 POYSON, (obsolete) t...
preponed 16 16 PREPONE, to bring fo...
prepones 16 15 PREPONE, to bring fo...
prisoned 15 13 PRISON, to imprison...
prisoner 15 12 one that is imprison...
proneurs 15 13 PRONEUR, (French) a...
proponed 16 16 PROPONE, to propose,...
propones 16 15 PROPONE, to propose,...
pulmones 17 17 PULMO, (Latin) a lun...
quinones 20 20 QUINONE, a crystalli...
ragstone 13 11 any of various diffe...
rationed 12 10 RATION, to distribut...
ratooned 11 10 RATOON, to sprout fr...
ratooner 11 9 a plant that ratoons...
rawboned 17 16 having little flesh...
realtone 12 10 a ringtone that clos...
reasoned 11 10 REASON, to deduct in...
reasoner 11 9 one who reasons [n -...
reckoned 16 17 RECKON, to count or...
reckoner 16 16 one that reckons [n...
redbones 14 13 REDBONE, a kind of h...
rejoneos 13 18 REJONEO, (Spanish) t...
ribboned 17 16 RIBBON, to decorate...
ribstone 15 12 an apple, also RIBST...
ringbone 15 15 a bony growth on a h...
ringtone 13 12 a tune played by a m...
roestone 11 9 another name for ool...
roneoing 12 12 RONEO, (tradename) t...
ronepipe 16 15 (Scots) a roof-gutte...
rotenone 10 10 an insecticide and f...
rubstone 15 13 a whetstone [n -S]
salmonet 14 13 a young salmon, also...
sarconet 15 12 a fine silk fabric,...
sawbones 17 15 (colloquial) a surge...
schooner 17 14 a kind of sailing ve...
seasoned 11 10 SEASON, to improve f...
seasoner 11 9 one who seasons [n -...
semitone 13 12 half a tone, one of...
sermoned 13 13 SERMON, to preach a...
sermoner 13 12 a preacher; a sermon...
sermonet 13 12 a short sermon, also...
shinbone 16 15 the tibia [n -S]
shoneens 13 12 SHONEEN, (Irish) an...
sidebone 14 13 ossification of the...
silicone 17 13 any of a number of e...
siphoned 17 15 SIPHON, to draw off...
siphonet 17 14 an aphid's honeydew...
solonets 13 10 a type of soil, also...
solonetz 16 19 a type of soil, also...
someones 12 12 SOMEONE, a somebody...
spadones 14 13 SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spooners 14 12 SPOONER, one who eng...
spooneys 20 14 SPOONEY, one who is...
spumones 16 16 SPUMONE, (Italian) a...
stonecut 16 13 a print made from an...
stonefly 22 15 a winged insect [n S...
stonerag 13 11 a kind of lichen, al...
stoneraw 15 12 a kind of lichen, al...
subtones 15 13 SUBTONE, a low or su...
subzones 18 22 SUBZONE, a subdivisi...
sulfones 16 14 SULFONE, a sulfur co...
sulphone 18 16 a sulfur compound, a...
summoned 15 17 SUMMON, to order to...
summoner 15 16 one who summons [n -...
sunstone 12 11 a variety of quartz...
swooners 15 12 SWOONER, one who swo...
syntones 18 12 SYNTONE, a person ha...
syphoned 23 17 SYPHON, to draw off...
tailbone 15 13 the coccyx [n -S]
tamponed 15 16 TAMPON, to plug with...
tenoners 11 10 TENONER, one who ten...
timoneer 13 12 a helmsman [n -S]
tinstone 12 10 an ore of tin, cassi...
tomponed 15 16 TOMPON, to plug with...
tonearms 13 12 TONEARM, the pivoted...
toneless 13 10 without tone [adj TO...
tonepads 14 13 TONEPAD, an electron...
tonetics 16 12 the phonetic study o...
tonettes 12 9 TONETTE, a simple fl...
topstone 14 12 the stone at the top...
tostones 12 9 TOSTONE, (Spanish) a...
triphone 17 14 a shorthand sign rep...
tritones 13 9 TRITONE, a musical i...
trizones 16 18 TRIZONE, a country f...
trombone 15 15 a brass wind instrum...
unatoned 11 12 not atoned [adj]
unhonest 14 13 dishonest [adj]
unironed 12 12 not ironed [adj]
unstoned 12 12 not stoned [adj]
unthrone 14 13 to remove from a thr...
valoneas 14 14 VALONEA, (Italian) a...
violones 15 14 VIOLONE, (Italian) a...
visioned 15 14 VISION, to see, perc...
visioner 15 13 a person who sees vi...
waggoned 17 17 WAGGON, to transport...
waggoner 17 16 one who drives a wag...
wagoners 16 14 WAGONER, one who dri...
wantoned 14 14 WANTON, to behave in...
wantoner 14 13 one who wantons [n -...
warzones 18 21 WARZONE, a region of...
weaponed 16 16 WEAPON, to supply wi...
wishbone 20 17 the V-shaped bone fo...
wobegone 17 17 sad, dejected, also...
woodtone 14 13 a finish that imitat...
woonerfs 17 15 WOONERF, (Dutch) a r...
xanthone 19 19 a ketone analogue of...
zabaione 16 21 (Italian) a rich Ita...
zabajone 18 30 (Italian) a rich Ita...
zoneless 16 19 without zones [adj]
zonetime 16 21 standard time used a...

9 letter words that contains ONE

9 letter ONE word

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abandoned 14 16 ABANDON, to leave or...
abandonee 13 15 one to whom anything...
abandoner 14 15 one who abandons [n...
actioners 17 13 ACTIONER, a film wit...
aerophone 16 15 any wind instrument...
aerotones 12 10 AEROTONE, a deep bat...
aglycones 25 18 AGLYCONE, an organic...
aitchbone 21 18 the rump bone of cat...
aleurones 14 12 ALEURONE, a protein...
allomones 16 15 ALLOMONE, a chemical...
allophone 19 17 any of several speec...
aloneness 13 12 the state of being a...
alumstone 16 15 a hydrous sulphate o...
anklebone 16 19 the bone of the ankl...
ansaphone 16 16 another name for a t...
aquatones 21 20 AQUATONE, a type of...
archstone 19 15 a stone in an arch,...
argemones 15 15 ARGEMONE, a plant of...
atoneable 15 14 capable of being ato...
atonement 13 14 the act of atoning [...
auctioned 17 15 AUCTION, to sell pub...
audiphone 18 17 an instrument which,...
baboonery 23 18 baboonish behavior [...
backboned 22 24 having a backbone, v...
backbones 22 23 BACKBONE, the spine...
bakestone 16 17 a flat stone or iron...
balconets 20 17 BALCONET, a miniatur...
baldmoney 24 20 a wild flower, aka m...
ballonets 18 15 BALLONET, in a ballo...
ballooned 17 16 BALLOON, to swell ou...
bandoneon 13 16 a kind of button acc...
barbitone 18 16 a sleep-inducing dru...
bareboned 17 17 short of resources [...
barebones 17 16 BAREBONE, (Shakespea...
baritones 16 13 BARITONE, a deep mal...
baronetcy 25 18 the office of a baro...
barytones 22 15 BARYTONE, a deep mal...
bastioned 16 14 having a defence [ad...
bayoneted 21 16 BAYONET, to stab wit...
beckoners 20 20 BECKONER, one who be...
bellibone 20 18 (Spenser) a woman ex...
bijwoners 22 25 BIJWONER, (Afrikaans...
bilestone 17 14 a gallstone [n -S]
blazoners 20 23 BLAZONER, a person w...
bluestone 17 15 hydrated copper sulp...
bondstone 15 15 a stone running thro...
boneblack 23 24 black residue from t...
boneheads 17 16 BONEHEAD, a blockhea...
bonemeals 17 17 BONEMEAL, a fertiliz...
bonetired 16 14 extremely tired [adj...
boneyards 22 16 BONEYARD, a place wh...
breakbone 18 20 as in breakbone feve...
brimstone 18 16 sulphur; esp. (other...
browbones 21 19 BROWBONE, the bone o...
buhrstone 19 16 a cellular, flinty r...
burgeoned 17 17 BURGEON, to grow rap...
burgonets 18 16 BURGONET, (French) a...
burrstone 17 14 a cellular, flinty r...
burstones 17 14 BURSTONE, a cellular...
butanones 15 15 BUTANONE, a flammabl...
buttoners 17 14 BUTTONER, one who bu...
cabezones 21 25 CABEZONE, (Spanish)...
calmstone 19 17 (Scots) a white argi...
camphones 22 21 CAMPHONE, a combined...
camstones 18 16 CAMSTONE, (Scots) a...
cannoneer 14 15 a soldier who manage...
canyoneer 21 16 a canyon explorer [n...
canzonets 19 23 CANZONET, a short so...
capstones 19 16 CAPSTONE, the horizo...
captioned 19 17 CAPTION, to provide...
cardphone 21 19 a public telephone f...
carphones 21 18 CARPHONE, a phone fo...
cartooned 16 14 CARTOON, to sketch a...
cathinone 18 16 an alkaloid stimulan...
caumstone 18 17 (Scots) a white argi...
cautioned 17 15 CAUTION, to warn [v]
cautioner 17 14 one who cautions [n...
cellphone 23 20 a portable telephone...
centonell 18 16 (Spenser) a sentinel...
centonels 17 15 CENTONEL, (Spenser)...
chaperone 20 18 (French) a person wh...
cheekbone 21 22 the bone of the chee...
chevroned 21 20 marked with chevrons...
chignoned 20 19 wearing a chignon, a...
chinbones 21 19 CHINBONE, the lower...
ciceroned 20 17 CICERONE, to act as...
cicerones 20 16 CICERONE, to act as...
clarioned 18 15 CLARION, to sound a...
clarionet 18 14 (archaic) a clarinet...
claystone 24 16 a compact very fine-...
cocooners 19 16 COCOONER, one who re...
cocoonery 25 18 a building or apartm...
colonelcy 28 20 the office, rank, or...
comedones 17 17 COMEDO, a skin blemi...
commoners 19 19 COMMONER, one of the...
commonest 19 19 COMMON, ordinary [ad...
commoneys 25 21 COMMONEY, an ordinar...
component 19 20 one of the parts or...
condoners 16 15 CONDONER, one who co...
conelrads 18 15 CONELRAD, a system o...
conenoses 15 14 CONENOSE, a bloodsuc...
conepates 18 16 CONEPATE, a skunk, a...
conepatls 20 17 CONEPATL, a skunk, a...
copestone 18 16 a stone that tops or...
cornpones 18 17 CORNPONE, a cornbrea...
cornstone 16 14 a silicious limeston...
coroneted 16 14 wearing a coronet [a...
cortisone 17 13 a steroid hormone pr...
coumarone 17 17 a liquid derived fro...
cramponed 20 20 CRAMPON, to climb us...
crayoners 23 15 CRAYONER, one who cr...
crimsoned 19 17 CRIMSON, to make dee...
cumarones 18 17 CUMARONE, a liquid d...
curbstone 20 17 a stone lining a cur...
cushioned 20 17 CUSHION, to pad with...
cushionet 20 16 a little cushion [n...
dauntoned 13 14 DAUNTON, to dare, al...
deaconess 16 14 a female deacon [n -...
deponents 15 15 DEPONENT, a verb hav...
dethroned 16 14 DETHRONE, to remove...
dethroner 16 13 one who dethrones [n...
dethrones 16 13 DETHRONE, to remove...
diaphones 18 16 DIAPHONE, a low-pitc...
diketones 15 15 DIKETONE, a compound...
diplonema 18 18 a less common name f...
dishonest 17 13 not honest [adj DISH...
disponees 16 14 DISPONEE, the person...
disponers 17 14 DISPONER, one who le...
disthrone 17 13 to remove from a thr...
doggonest 16 15 DOGGONE, damned, cur...
dolostone 14 12 a rock composed of d...
donepezil 20 24 a drug used in the t...
doorstone 13 11 the stone forming a...
downzoned 19 25 DOWNZONE, to reduce...
downzones 19 24 DOWNZONE, to reduce...
dragoness 15 13 a female dragon [n -...
dragonets 15 13 DRAGONET, a marine f...
dragooned 14 14 DRAGOON, to compel b...
dripstone 17 14 mineral matter depos...
dropstone 16 14 a stone embedded in...
dungeoned 14 16 DUNGEON, to confine...
dungeoner 14 15 a gaoler [n -S]
earphones 17 15 EARPHONE, a headphon...
earstones 13 10 EARSTONE, an otolith...
ecdysones 23 16 ECDYSONE, an insect...
echeloned 19 17 ECHELON, to arrange...
edgebones 16 16 EDGEBONE, the bone o...
editioned 14 12 EDITION, to produce...
eigentone 13 13 (German) a tone char...
enfeloned 15 16 ENFELON, (Spenser) t...
enthroned 15 14 ENTHRONE, to place o...
enthrones 15 13 ENTHRONE, to place o...
environed 15 16 ENVIRON, to envelop,...
erroneous 13 11 wrong [adj ERRONEOUS...
ethonones 14 13 ETHONONE, a toxic ga...
eurozones 16 20 EUROZONE, the area f...
exonerate 18 17 to clear of blame [v...
exponents 21 21 EXPONENT, one who pr...
eyestones 19 12 EYESTONE, a small, l...
falconers 20 17 FALCONER, one that h...
falconets 20 17 FALCONET, one of the...
fashioned 18 16 FASHION, to give a p...
fashioner 18 15 one who fashions [n...
felstones 17 14 FELSTONE, (obsolete)...
festooned 15 14 FESTOON, to adorn wi...
firestone 16 13 a rock, esp. sandsto...
fishbones 21 18 FISHBONE, a bone of...
fissioned 17 14 FISSION, to split in...
flagstone 18 16 a large paving stone...
flavanone 17 19 a colourless crystal...
flowstone 20 17 a general term for d...
footstone 15 13 a stone at the foot...
freephone 19 18 a telephone service...
freestone 15 13 a type of building s...
fuzztones 23 32 FUZZTONE, a device f...
gadrooned 14 14 GADROON, to decorate...
gallooned 16 15 decorated with gallo...
gallstone 17 14 a concretion, or cal...
gammoners 17 18 GAMMONER, one who mi...
gemstones 16 15 GEMSTONE, a precious...
geophones 18 17 GEOPHONE, (trademark...
gittarone 15 12 (Italian) an acousti...
gladstone 16 14 a four-wheeled pleas...
godrooned 14 14 GODROON [v]
goldstone 16 14 a mineral, aventurin...
goldtones 16 14 GOLDTONE, a photogra...
gooneries 14 12 GOONERY, thuggish be...
gorgoneia 15 14 GORGONEION, a mask c...
graystone 21 14 a grey igneous rock...
greenbone 15 16 a garfish; a vivipar...
greystone 21 14 a grey volcanic rock...
gritstone 16 12 a type of coarse san...
gronefull 20 18 (Spenser) groanful,...
gudgeoned 16 17 GUDGEON, to defraud,...
guerdoned 15 15 GUERDON, to reward [...
guerdoner 15 14 one who guerdons, re...
gunstones 15 14 GUNSTONE, (Shakespea...
hailstone 17 13 a ball of hail [n -S...
halazones 19 22 HALAZONE, a disinfec...
halftones 19 16 HALFTONE, a shade be...
handphone 19 19 in SE Asia, a mobile...
harpooned 17 16 HARPOON, to strike w...
harpooner 17 15 one who uses a harpo...
headphone 19 18 an audio receiver wo...
headstone 15 13 the principal stone...
hizzoners 23 30 HIZZONER, his honour...
holystone 23 15 a sandstone material...
homophone 20 20 a word that sounds t...
honestest 16 12 HONEST, truthful [ad...
honesties 16 12 HONESTY, the quality...
honeworts 19 15 HONEWORT, a perennia...
honeybees 23 17 HONEYBEE, any bee of...
honeybuns 24 19 HONEYBUN, a sweethea...
honeycomb 28 23 a comb or mass of wa...
honeydews 25 18 HONEYDEW, a sweet fl...
honeyedly 29 18 HONEYED [adv]
honeyless 23 15 destitute of honey [...
honeymoon 21 18 the first weeks afte...
honeypots 24 17 HONEYPOT, (Afrikaans...
honeytrap 24 17 a scheme in which a...
hornstone 15 13 an alternative name...
hyalonema 23 18 a genus of sponges,...
icestones 17 13 ICESTONE, another na...
ideophone 17 16 a word that is spoke...
idiophone 18 16 a percussion instrum...
imponents 17 17 IMPONENT, someone wh...
inkstones 15 15 INKSTONE, a type of...
interpone 15 14 to interpose; to ins...
interzone 16 20 a zone between zones...
inthroned 16 14 INTHRONE, to place o...
inthrones 16 13 INTHRONE, to place o...
ironstone 13 11 a hard, earthy ore o...
isochrone 19 15 a line connecting po...
isophones 18 15 ISOPHONE, a line del...
jackstone 20 26 a piece used in the...
jargoneer 16 21 a person who uses ja...
jargonels 18 22 JARGONEL, an early v...
jawboners 21 25 JAWBONER, one who en...
kairomone 15 17 a semiochemical, emi...
kerbstone 17 17 a stone placed edgew...
ketonemia 15 17 an excess of ketone...
keystoned 21 17 KEYSTONE, to produce...
keystones 21 16 KEYSTONE, to produce...
knitbones 17 18 KNITBONE, the plant...
lampooned 17 18 LAMPOON, to ridicule...
lampooner 17 17 one who writes lampo...
lapstones 17 14 LAPSTONE, a stone fo...
lazybones 26 25 a lazy person [n LAZ...
lazzarone 20 29 (Italian) a homeless...
limestone 16 14 a sedimentary rock c...
limonenes 15 15 LIMONENE, a liquid t...
lionesses 15 11 LIONESS, a female li...
lithopone 19 16 a white pigment used...
loadstone 14 12 magnetite that is na...
lodestone 14 12 magnetite that is na...
loneliest 16 12 LONELY, sad from lac...
lonesomes 15 14 LONESOME, on one's o...
lucumones 20 19 LUCUMO, (Latin) an E...
malmstone 17 17 calcareous loam; ear...
mangonels 16 17 MANGONEL, (historica...
marlstone 16 14 a sandy calcareous s...
marooners 14 13 MAROONER, one who ma...
megaphone 19 20 a device to magnify...
menadione 13 15 vitamin K3 [n -S]
mentioned 14 15 MENTION, to remark b...
mentioner 14 14 one who mentions [n...
merestone 14 13 a stone designating...
methadone 16 16 a synthetic drug sim...
microtone 18 16 an interval less tha...
milestone 16 14 a post or stone mark...
millstone 18 15 one of a pair of hea...
minestone 14 14 ore, esp. ironstone...
misatoned 15 14 MISATONE, to atone w...
misatones 15 13 MISATONE, to atone w...
misoneism 17 16 a hatred or fear of...
misoneist 16 13 a hater of things wh...
missioned 16 14 MISSION, to send to...
missioner 16 13 a missionary; an env...
monecious 18 17 having separate male...
monellins 17 16 MONELLIN, a protein...
monergism 18 18 the theory that the...
monetised 15 14 MONETISE, to coin in...
monetises 15 13 MONETISE, to coin in...
monetized 18 23 MONETIZE, to coin in...
monetizes 18 22 MONETIZE, to coin in...
moneybags 24 20 MONEYBAG, a bag for...
moneyless 22 16 having no money [adj...
moneywort 24 18 a trailing plant, wi...
monotoned 13 15 MONOTONE, to sing or...
monotones 13 14 MONOTONE, to sing or...
moonstone 13 14 a nearly pellucid va...
motioners 15 13 MOTIONER, one who ma...
mudstones 16 15 MUDSTONE, a fine-gra...
mullioned 18 17 MULLION, to provide...
multitone 17 15 having many tones [a...
murgeoned 16 17 MURGEON, to mock wit...
myoneural 22 17 relating to or conne...
naloxones 19 19 NALOXONE, a potent d...
nonedible 16 16 not edible [adj] / s...
nonending 13 16 not ending [adj]
nonenergy 19 16 relating to the abse...
nonentity 19 14 a person or thing of...
nonequals 22 22 NONEQUAL, one that i...
nonerotic 16 14 not erotic [adj]
nonethnic 18 17 not ethnic [adj] / s...
nonevents 14 16 NONEVENT, an expecte...
nonexempt 22 24 not exempt [adj] / o...
nonexotic 22 21 not exotic [adj]
nonexpert 21 21 not expert [adj] / o...
nonextant 18 19 not extant [adj]
oestrones 13 10 OESTRONE, an estroge...
oilstones 15 11 OILSTONE, a stone fo...
onenesses 12 11 ONENESS, unity [n]
onerously 21 14 ONEROUS, burdensome...
opinioned 15 15 opinionated; conceit...
opponency 26 22 the act of being an...
opponents 17 17 OPPONENT, one that o...
optionees 15 13 OPTIONEE, one who ho...
optophone 19 18 a device transformin...
orthotone 15 12 taking an accent in...
overshone 17 16 OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overtones 15 14 OVERTONE, in music,...
oxycodone 28 23 an opiate drug used...
pactioned 19 17 PACTION, to agree, m...
panettone 14 14 (Italian) a kind of...
pantalone 15 15 (French) a movement...
paragoned 16 16 PARAGON, (archaic) t...
pardoners 16 14 PARDONER, one who ra...
passioned 16 14 PASSION, to exhibit...
patroness 16 13 a female patron [n -...
payphones 26 20 PAYPHONE, a coin-ope...
penistone 15 14 a cloth, a coarse fr...
pensioned 15 15 PENSION, to grant a...
pensioner 15 14 one receiving a pens...
pensiones 15 14 PENSIONE, (Italian)...
pericones 19 16 PERICON, an Argentin...
perigones 17 15 PERIGONE, any organ...
peritonea 15 13 PERITONEUM, the smoo...
perniones 15 14 PERNIO, a chilblain...
petronels 17 14 PETRONEL, a sort of...
pheromone 18 18 a chemical substance...
phonecams 22 21 PHONECAM, a digital...
phonecard 21 19 a card used to make...
phonemics 23 21 the branch of lingui...
phonetics 22 18 the branch of lingui...
phonetise 18 15 to represent phoneti...
phonetism 20 18 the science which tr...
phonetist 19 15 one versed in phonet...
phonetize 21 24 to represent phoneti...
phoneying 25 20 PHONEY, to fake, cou...
pillioned 19 16 PILLION, to sit on a...
pinecones 18 17 PINECONE, a cone-sha...
pioneered 15 14 PIONEER, to take par...
pipestone 18 16 a kind of clay slate...
platooned 16 15 PLATOON, in American...
pleonexia 22 21 excessive or insatia...
poisoners 16 13 POISONER, one who po...
polyphone 27 21 a character or vocal...
pontoneer 14 14 a builder of pontoon...
pontooned 14 15 PONTOON, to cross wi...
pontooner 14 14 a builder of pontoon...
portioned 16 14 PORTION, to divide i...
portioner 16 13 the proprietor of a...
postponed 18 17 POSTPONE, to put off...
postponer 18 16 one who postpones [n...
postpones 18 16 POSTPONE, to put off...
potstones 16 13 POTSTONE, a variety...
prisoners 17 13 PRISONER, one that i...
proneness 15 14 the state of being p...
pronephra 20 18 PRONEPHROS, a primit...
propanone 16 17 a systematic name of...
proponent 17 17 bringing forward, pr...
protonema 16 16 a branched filament...
provolone 18 18 (Italian) a firm pli...
pulpstone 20 18 a grindstone for pul...
pyrophone 26 20 an organ producing i...
pythoness 25 17 a witch (with cap, t...
quinolone 22 22 any of a group of an...
ragstones 15 12 RAGSTONE, any of var...
ratooners 13 10 RATOONER, a plant th...
rattooned 13 11 RATTOON, to sprout f...
realtones 14 11 REALTONE, a ringtone...
reasoners 13 10 REASONER, one who re...
reckoners 18 17 RECKONER, one that r...
ribstones 17 13 RIBSTONE, an apple,...
ringbones 17 16 RINGBONE, a bony gro...
ringtones 15 13 RINGTONE, a tune pla...
roestones 13 10 ROESTONE, another na...
ronepipes 18 16 RONEPIPE, (Scots) a...
rotenones 12 11 ROTENONE, an insecti...
rubiconed 20 18 RUBICON, to win at p...
rubstones 17 14 RUBSTONE, a whetston...
saffroned 18 17 seasoned or dyed wit...
salmonets 16 14 SALMONET, a young sa...
sandstone 13 12 a clastic sedimentar...
sarconets 17 13 SARCONET, a fine sil...
saxophone 23 22 a jazz and dance ban...
schiavone 21 19 (Italian) a basket-h...
schooners 19 15 SCHOONER, a kind of...
seasoners 13 10 SEASONER, one who se...
sectioned 17 14 SECTION, to divide i...
semitones 15 13 SEMITONE, half a ton...
sermoneer 14 13 a preacher; a sermon...
sermoners 15 13 SERMONER, a preacher...
sermonets 15 13 SERMONET, a short se...
sextoness 20 17 a female sexton; a s...
shankbone 18 20 the bone of the shan...
shinbones 18 16 SHINBONE, the tibia...
sidebones 16 14 SIDEBONE, ossificati...
silicones 19 14 SILICONE, any of a n...
siltstone 16 11 a rock formed of har...
siphonets 19 15 SIPHONET, an aphid's...
slabstone 17 14 flagstone [n -S]
snowclone 20 18 a kind of cliche in...
soapstone 15 13 a soft soapy rock [n...
sphendone 17 17 (Greek) a headband o...
squadrone 22 21 (Italian) as in squa...
starstone 14 10 asteriated sapphire...
stationed 14 11 STATION, to assign t...
stationer 14 10 one who sells statio...
stoneable 16 14 carrying the penalty...
stoneboat 15 13 (US) a low sledge fo...
stonecast 17 13 the throw of a stone...
stonechat 19 15 a small bird of heat...
stonecrop 19 16 a yellow flower of r...
stonecuts 18 14 STONECUT, a print ma...
stonefish 19 15 a venomous fish of N...
stonehand 15 14 in printing, an impo...
stoneless 15 11 without a stone [adj...
stonelike 16 15 like stone [adj]
stonerags 15 12 STONERAG, a kind of...
stoneraws 17 13 STONERAW, a kind of...
stoneshot 16 12 a stone or stones us...
stonewall 19 15 of a batsman, to pla...
stoneware 16 13 a species of coarse...
stonewash 19 15 to wash with stones...
stonework 18 17 any work in stone [n...
stonewort 17 13 any plant of the Cha...
suctioned 18 15 SUCTION, to remove b...
sulphones 20 17 SULPHONE, a sulfur c...
summoners 17 17 SUMMONER, one who su...
sunstones 14 12 SUNSTONE, a variety...
tailbones 17 14 TAILBONE, the coccyx...
telamones 15 14 TELAMON, (Greek) a d...
telephone 18 16 an instrument for re...
tensioned 13 12 TENSION, to make str...
tensioner 13 11 something that tensi...
textphone 24 22 a phone that can tra...
thighbone 22 19 the bone of the leg...
timoneers 15 13 TIMONEER, a helmsman...
tinstones 14 11 TINSTONE, an ore of...
toadstone 13 11 any stone or stoneli...
tombstone 17 16 a stone erected over...
topstones 16 13 TOPSTONE, the stone...
touchtone 19 16 (tradename) a phone...
trazodone 16 20 a drug used to treat...
treponema 16 16 a kind of bacterium,...
treponeme 16 16 a kind of bacterium,...
trimphone 20 18 (tradename) a phone...
triphones 19 15 TRIPHONE, a shorthan...
trombones 17 16 TROMBONE, a brass wi...
turnstone 14 12 any of various speci...
twonesses 17 13 TWONESS, the state o...
tycoonery 29 17 the state of being a...
underdone 13 14 UNDERDO, to do insuf...
undergone 14 15 UNDERGO, to be subje...
undertone 13 13 a subdued tone of vo...
unmoneyed 20 18 without money, also...
unthroned 16 15 UNTHRONE, to remove...
unthrones 16 14 UNTHRONE, to remove...
veinstone 15 15 gangue, also VEINSTU...
versioned 16 15 VERSION, to create a...
versioner 16 14 the producer of a ve...
viewphone 23 22 a phone that enables...
visioners 17 14 VISIONER, a person w...
waggoners 19 17 WAGGONER, one who dr...
wagonette 17 15 a carriage with one...
wantoners 16 14 WANTONER, one who wa...
wantonest 16 14 WANTON, thoughtlessl...
weaponeer 17 16 to design weapons, e...
whalebone 21 19 a light flexible sub...
whetstone 19 15 a stone for sharpeni...
whinstone 19 16 a hard and compact r...
wishbones 22 18 WISHBONE, the V-shap...
woebegone 18 18 sad, dejected, also...
woodstone 16 14 a striped variety of...
woodtones 16 14 WOODTONE, a finish t...
xanthones 21 20 XANTHONE, a ketone a...
xylophone 31 25 a musical percussion...
zabaiones 18 22 ZABAIONE, (Italian)...
zabajones 20 31 ZABAJONE, (Italian)...
zonetimes 18 22 ZONETIME, standard t...

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abandonees 15 16 ABANDONEE, one to wh...
abandoners 16 16 ABANDONER, one who a...
acetonemia 18 17 an abnormal increase...
adderstone 15 13 a prehistoric spindl...
aerophones 18 16 AEROPHONE, any wind...
aitchbones 23 19 AITCHBONE, the rump...
allophones 21 18 ALLOPHONE, any of se...
alumstones 18 16 ALUMSTONE, a hydrous...
ambitioned 19 18 AMBITION, to seek wi...
anglophone 20 20 an English-speaking...
anklebones 18 20 ANKLEBONE, the bone...
ansaphones 18 17 ANSAPHONE, another n...
antiphoner 19 17 a book of antiphons...
archstones 21 16 ARCHSTONE, a stone i...
arpeggione 19 18 (Italian) an early 1...
atonements 15 15 ATONEMENT, the act o...
auctioneer 18 15 an agent who sells g...
audiphones 20 18 AUDIPHONE, an instru...
auditioned 16 14 AUDITION, to give a...
auditioner 16 13 one who auditions [n...
bakestones 18 18 BAKESTONE, a flat st...
balconette 21 18 a miniature balcony,...
baldmoneys 26 21 BALDMONEY, a wild fl...
bandoneons 15 17 BANDONEON, a kind of...
barbitones 20 17 BARBITONE, a sleep-i...
baronesses 17 14 BARONESS, the wife o...
baronetage 17 16 the title of baronet...
baronetess 17 14 a female baronet [n...
bayoneting 24 19 BAYONET, to stab wit...
bayonetted 23 17 BAYONET, to stab wit...
bellibones 22 19 BELLIBONE, (Spenser)...
beribboned 22 21 adorned with ribbons...
bilestones 19 15 BILESTONE, a gallsto...
birthstone 21 16 a gemstone associate...
bloodstone 18 16 a green chalcedony s...
bludgeoned 20 20 BLUDGEON, to hit wit...
bludgeoner 20 19 one who bludgeons [n...
bluestones 19 16 BLUESTONE, hydrated...
bondstones 17 16 BONDSTONE, a stone r...
boneblacks 25 25 BONEBLACK, black res...
bonefishes 22 19 BONEFISH, a slender...
boneheaded 18 18 stupid [adj]
bonesetter 17 14 one who sets broken...
boneshaker 20 20 a car or bicycle wit...
bourgeoned 18 18 BOURGEON, (obsolete)...
breastbone 19 17 the large bone of th...
brimstones 20 17 BRIMSTONE, sulphur;...
brownstone 20 18 a dark variety of sa...
buffoonery 28 23 foolish or playful b...
buhrstones 21 17 BUHRSTONE, a cellula...
burrstones 19 15 BURRSTONE, a cellula...
calmstones 21 18 CALMSTONE, (Scots) a...
cancionero 20 18 (Spanish) a collecti...
cannoneers 16 16 CANNONEER, a soldier...
canonesses 17 15 CANONESS, a woman li...
canyoneers 23 17 CANYONEER, a canyon...
canzonetta 20 24 (Italian) a short ca...
canzonette 20 24 CANZONETTA, (Italian...
carbonette 20 17 a ball of compressed...
cardphones 23 20 CARDPHONE, a public...
carilloned 21 17 CARILLON, to play a...
cathinones 20 17 CATHINONE, an alkalo...
caumstones 20 18 CAUMSTONE, (Scots) a...
cautioners 19 15 CAUTIONER, one who c...
cellphones 25 21 CELLPHONE, a portabl...
centonells 20 17 CENTONELL, (Spenser)...
chalkstone 23 21 a mass of chalk; a t...
championed 24 23 CHAMPION, to defend...
chaperoned 22 20 CHAPERON, to accompa...
chaperones 22 19 CHAPERONE, to act as...
cheekbones 23 23 CHEEKBONE, the bone...
chersonese 20 16 a peninsula [n -S]
chervonets 23 20 a former Soviet mone...
chitarrone 21 16 (Italian) a large lu...
chockstone 25 23 in mountaineering, a...
chromonema 22 22 the coiled filamento...
citronella 21 16 a colourless aldehyd...
clarionets 20 15 CLARIONET, (archaic)...
claystones 26 17 CLAYSTONE, a compact...
clingstone 21 18 having the flesh att...
clinkstone 21 20 a fine-grained inter...
collarbone 22 19 the clavicle [n -S]
complexone 28 28 any chelating agent,...
componency 30 26 the state of being a...
components 21 21 COMPONENT, one of th...
coneflower 24 21 any of several gener...
copestones 20 17 COPESTONE, a stone t...
coprisoner 21 17 a fellow-prisoner [n...
cornstones 18 15 CORNSTONE, a silicio...
cortisones 19 14 CORTISONE, a steroid...
coumarones 19 18 COUMARONE, a liquid...
crossbones 21 17 a figure of two thig...
curbstones 22 18 CURBSTONE, a stone l...
cushionets 22 17 CUSHIONET, a little...
cuttlebone 22 19 the internal shell o...
decisioned 19 16 DECISION, to win a b...
demonesses 16 15 DEMONESS, a female d...
demonetise 16 15 to deprive of moneta...
demonetize 19 24 to deprive of curren...
derationed 15 13 DERATION, to free fr...
dethroners 18 14 DETHRONER, one who d...
digoneutic 21 18 breeding twice a yea...
diplonemas 20 19 DIPLONEMA, a less co...
dishonesty 25 16 lack of honesty [n D...
disthroned 19 15 DISTHRONE, to remove...
disthrones 19 14 DISTHRONE, to remove...
doggoneder 17 17 DOGGONED, damned, cu...
dolostones 16 13 DOLOSTONE, a rock co...
donenesses 14 13 DONENESS, the state...
donepezils 22 25 DONEPEZIL, a drug us...
doorstones 15 12 DOORSTONE, the stone...
drakestone 16 16 a flat stone so thro...
dripstones 19 15 DRIPSTONE, mineral m...
dropstones 18 15 DROPSTONE, a stone e...
dungeoners 16 16 DUNGEONER, a gaoler...
eaglestone 16 14 a hollow oval nodule...
ecphoneses 22 19 ECPHONESIS, an anima...
ecphonesis 23 19 an animated or passi...
eigentones 15 14 EIGENTONE, (German)...
emblazoned 22 28 EMBLAZON, to depict...
emblazoner 22 27 one who emblazons [n...
empatroned 18 18 EMPATRON, (Shakespea...
empoisoned 18 18 EMPOISON, (archaic)...
endoneuria 14 14 ENDONEURIUM, the del...
envisioned 17 17 ENVISION, to visuali...
epiphonema 22 22 an exclamation, fini...
exonerated 20 19 EXONERATE, to clear...
exonerates 20 18 EXONERATE, to clear...
exonerator 20 18 one who exonerates o...
fashioners 20 16 FASHIONER, one who f...
festoonery 23 16 festoons collectivel...
fictioneer 21 17 one who writes ficti...
fieldstone 19 16 (US) stone for build...
firestones 18 14 FIRESTONE, a rock, e...
flagstones 20 17 FLAGSTONE, a large p...
flavanones 19 20 FLAVANONE, a colourl...
flowstones 22 18 FLOWSTONE, a general...
footstones 17 14 FOOTSTONE, a stone a...
fractioned 21 18 FRACTION, to divide...
freephones 21 19 FREEPHONE, a telepho...
freestones 17 14 FREESTONE, a type of...
functioned 21 20 FUNCTION, to perform...
gallstones 19 15 GALLSTONE, a concret...
garrisoned 17 14 GARRISON, to assign...
gittarones 17 13 GITTARONE, (Italian)...
gladstones 18 15 GLADSTONE, a four-wh...
goldstones 18 15 GOLDSTONE, a mineral...
gonenesses 15 14 GONENESS, a state of...
gooneybird 25 19 an albatross [n -S]
gorgoneion 16 16 a mask carved in imi...
gramophone 21 21 (tradename) an instr...
grapestone 18 16 a seed of the grape...
gravestone 18 17 a burial monument [n...
graystones 23 15 GRAYSTONE, a grey ig...
greenbones 17 17 GREENBONE, a garfish...
greenstone 15 14 a vague name for any...
greystones 23 15 GREYSTONE, a grey vo...
gridironed 18 15 GRIDIRON, to mark wi...
grindstone 17 15 a millstone [n -S]
gritstones 18 13 GRITSTONE, a type of...
guerdoners 17 15 GUERDONER, one who g...
hailstones 19 14 HAILSTONE, a ball of...
handphones 21 20 HANDPHONE, in SE Asi...
harpooneer 18 16 an harpooner, also H...
harpooners 19 16 HARPOONER, one who u...
headphones 21 19 HEADPHONE, an audio...
headstones 17 14 HEADSTONE, the princ...
holystoned 25 17 HOLYSTONE, to scrape...
holystones 25 16 HOLYSTONE, a sandsto...
homophones 22 21 HOMOPHONE, a word th...
honestness 17 14 the state of being h...
honeybunch 31 25 (colloquial) a term...
honeycombs 30 24 HONEYCOMB, to make l...
honeydewed 26 20 covered with honeyde...
honeyeater 22 15 any bird of a large...
honeyguide 25 19 an African bird that...
honeymonth 26 21 (obsolete) to spend...
honeymoons 23 19 HONEYMOON, the first...
honeytraps 26 18 HONEYTRAP, a scheme...
hornstones 17 14 HORNSTONE, an altern...
hucklebone 25 25 the ankle bone, or t...
hyalonemas 25 19 HYALONEMA, a genus o...
hydrophone 28 21 an apparatus for lis...
ideophones 19 17 IDEOPHONE, a word th...
idiophones 20 17 IDIOPHONE, a percuss...
idoneities 16 12 IDONEITY, the state...
illusioned 19 15 under an illusion [a...
imprisoned 20 18 IMPRISON, to confine...
imprisoner 20 17 one who imprisons [n...
interphone 19 17 an intercom [n -S]
interponed 17 16 INTERPONE, to interp...
interpones 17 15 INTERPONE, to interp...
interzones 18 21 INTERZONE, a zone be...
ironstones 15 12 IRONSTONE, a hard, e...
isochrones 21 16 ISOCHRONE, a line co...
isoflavone 20 19 a plant oestrogen, f...
jackstones 22 27 JACKSTONE, a piece u...
jargoneers 18 22 JARGONEER, a person...
jargonelle 20 24 (French) an early va...
jettisoned 18 21 JETTISON, to throw o...
kairomones 17 18 KAIROMONE, a semioch...
kerbstones 19 18 KERBSTONE, a stone p...
ketonemias 17 18 KETONEMIA, an excess...
lagerphone 21 19 a percussion instrum...
lampooners 19 18 LAMPOONER, one who w...
lampoonery 25 20 the practice of lamp...
legionella 19 16 a bacterium of the g...
limestones 18 15 LIMESTONE, a sedimen...
lithopones 21 17 LITHOPONE, a white p...
loadstones 16 13 LOADSTONE, magnetite...
lodestones 16 13 LODESTONE, magnetite...
loneliness 17 14 the state of being l...
lonenesses 15 13 LONENESS, the state...
lonesomely 24 18 LONESOME, lonely [ad...
luncheoned 21 20 LUNCHEON, (archaic)...
maisonette 16 14 (French) a part of a...
malmstones 19 18 MALMSTONE, calcareou...
marathoner 18 16 one who takes part i...
marionette 16 14 (French) a puppet mo...
marlstones 18 15 MARLSTONE, a sandy c...
marrowbone 21 20 a bone containing ma...
mascarpone 21 20 (Italian) an Italian...
megaphoned 21 22 MEGAPHONE, to magnif...
megaphones 21 21 MEGAPHONE, to magnif...
mellophone 22 21 a brass wind instrum...
menadiones 15 16 MENADIONE, vitamin K...
mentioners 16 15 MENTIONER, one who m...
merestones 16 14 MERESTONE, a stone d...
methadones 18 17 METHADONE, a synthet...
microdrone 20 18 a small remote-contr...
microphone 24 22 an instrument whereb...
microtones 20 17 MICROTONE, an interv...
mignonette 17 17 (French) a plant hav...
milestones 18 15 MILESTONE, a post or...
millstones 20 16 MILLSTONE, one of a...
minestones 16 15 MINESTONE, ore, esp....
minestrone 16 15 (Italian) a thick ve...
misoneisms 19 17 MISONEISM, a hatred...
misoneists 18 14 MISONEIST, a hater o...
missioners 18 14 MISSIONER, a mission...
monergisms 20 19 MONERGISM, the theor...
monestrous 17 15 of or related to mam...
monetarily 24 17 MONETARY, pertaining...
monetarism 18 17 an economic policy b...
monetarist 17 14 an advocate of monet...
monetising 18 17 MONETISE, to coin in...
monetizing 21 26 MONETIZE, to coin in...
moneyboxes 30 26 MONEYBOX, a box for...
moneymaker 24 23 a profitable scheme...
moneyworts 26 19 MONEYWORT, a trailin...
moonstones 15 15 MOONSTONE, a nearly...
motoneuron 15 16 a neuron that passes...
multitoned 19 17 having many tones [a...
multitones 19 16 MULTITONE, a multito...
munitioned 17 17 MUNITION, to furnish...
munitioner 17 16 one who supplies mun...
myrmidones 25 20 MYRMIDON, (Greek) a...
naltrexone 21 20 a narcotic antagonis...
nandrolone 14 15 an androgenic anabol...
nonearning 14 16 not earning [adj]
nonedibles 18 17 NONEDIBLE, something...
nonelastic 19 16 not having elasticit...
nonelected 18 17 not elected [adj]
nonentries 14 13 NONENTRY, the fact o...
nonenzymic 28 30 not enzymic [adj]
nonesuches 20 18 NONESUCH, a person o...
nonethical 21 18 not ethical [adj]
nonethnics 20 18 NONETHNIC, someone n...
nonexempts 24 25 NONEXEMPT, one who i...
nonexperts 23 22 NONEXPERT, one who i...
nonexposed 22 23 not exposed [adj]
nonhistone 16 15 denoting a substance...
notonectal 18 16 swimming on the back...
occasioned 21 18 OCCASION, to cause [...
occasioner 21 17 one who, or that whi...
oneirology 23 16 the study of dreams...
optophones 21 19 OPTOPHONE, a device...
orthotones 17 13 ORTHOTONE, an orthot...
oxycodones 30 24 OXYCODONE, an opiate...
panettones 16 15 PANETTONE, (Italian)...
pantalones 17 16 PANTALONE, (French)...
paroxytone 29 23 a word having an acu...
pavilioned 21 20 PAVILION, to cover w...
penistones 17 15 PENISTONE, a cloth,...
pensioneer 16 15 as in pensioneer tru...
pensioners 17 15 PENSIONER, one recei...
peritoneal 18 15 relating to the peri...
peritoneum 19 18 the smooth serous me...
peroneuses 17 15 PERONEUS, one of the...
petitioned 18 15 PETITION, to make a...
petitioner 18 14 one who presents a p...
petromoney 24 19 money from oil reven...
petronella 19 16 a Scottish country d...
pheromones 20 19 PHEROMONE, a chemica...
phonecards 23 20 PHONECARD, a card us...
phonematic 24 22 relating to a phonem...
phonetical 24 20 of, concerning, acco...
phonetised 20 17 PHONETISE, to repres...
phonetises 20 16 PHONETISE, to repres...
phonetisms 22 19 PHONETISM, the scien...
phonetists 21 16 PHONETIST, one verse...
phonetized 23 26 PHONETIZE, to repres...
phonetizes 23 25 PHONETIZE, to repres...
phoneyness 25 19 the state of being p...
photophone 23 21 an apparatus for the...
picarooned 20 18 PICAROON, to act as...
pioneering 18 17 PIONEER, to take par...
pipestones 20 17 PIPESTONE, a kind of...
pitchstone 24 19 an igneous rock of s...
pleonectic 25 21 greedy; covetous [ad...
pleonexias 24 22 PLEONEXIA, excessive...
polyphones 29 22 POLYPHONE, a charact...
ponerology 25 19 the theological doct...
pontoneers 16 15 PONTONEER, a builder...
pontooners 16 15 PONTOONER, a builder...
portioners 18 14 PORTIONER, the propr...
positioned 18 15 POSITION, to put in...
postponers 20 17 POSTPONER, one who p...
poultroone 18 16 (Shakespeare) a polt...
prednisone 17 16 a drug similar to co...
pronephric 26 22 of or pertaining to...
pronephroi 22 19 PRONEPHROS, a primit...
pronephros 22 19 a primitive kidney t...
propanones 18 18 PROPANONE, a systema...
proponents 19 18 PROPONENT, one who i...
protonemal 19 18 of or like a protone...
provolones 20 19 PROVOLONE, (Italian)...
pulpstones 22 19 PULPSTONE, a grindst...
pyrophones 28 21 PYROPHONE, an organ...
quadricone 27 25 a quadric cone, or c...
quernstone 23 22 a quern, a stone mil...
questioned 24 22 QUESTION, to ask [v]
questionee 23 21 one who is questione...
questioner 24 21 one who asks questio...
quinolones 24 23 QUINOLONE, any of a...
rackabones 21 21 a very lean animal,...
radiophone 19 17 an instrument for pr...
reasonedly 22 15 REASONED [adv]
rebuttoned 18 16 REBUTTON, to button...
reenthrone 16 14 to enthrone again [v...
rejoneador 16 21 (Spanish) a mounted...
religioner 18 14 a religionist [n -S]
remonetise 16 14 to reestablish as le...
remonetize 19 23 to reestablish as le...
reseasoned 14 12 RESEASON, to season...
resummoned 18 19 RESUMMON, to summon...
rhinestone 17 14 an imitation diamond...
salmonella 19 17 a genus of rodlike b...
sanctioned 18 16 SANCTION, to authori...
sanctioner 18 15 one who sanctions [n...
sandstones 15 13 SANDSTONE, a clastic...
sawboneses 20 17 SAWBONES, (colloquia...
saxophones 25 23 SAXOPHONE, a jazz an...
schiavones 23 20 SCHIAVONE, (Italian)...
scorzonera 21 23 (Italian) a plant of...
sermoneers 16 14 SERMONEER, a preache...
sermonette 16 14 a short sermon, also...
shankbones 20 21 SHANKBONE, the bone...
siltstones 18 12 SILTSTONE, a rock fo...
slabstones 19 15 SLABSTONE, flagstone...
sleekstone 17 16 a polishing stone, a...
slickstone 22 19 a polishing stone, a...
slingstone 18 15 a stone for use in a...
smartphone 21 19 a portable device co...
snakestone 15 16 a kind of hone slate...
snowclones 22 19 SNOWCLONE, a kind of...
soapstones 17 14 SOAPSTONE, a soft so...
solonetses 16 12 SOLONETS, a type of...
solonetzes 19 21 SOLONETZ, a type of...
solonetzic 23 24 relating to solonetz...
solutioned 17 14 SOLUTION, to provide...
sousaphone 19 17 a musical instrument...
spermogone 19 19 a flask-shaped struc...
sphendones 19 18 SPHENDONE, (Greek) a...
spoonerism 19 17 a transposition of i...
squadroned 24 23 SQUADRON, to organiz...
squadrones 24 22 SQUADRONE, (Italian)...
starstones 16 11 STARSTONE, asteriate...
stationers 16 11 STATIONER, one who s...
stationery 22 13 materials (as paper,...
stinkstone 17 16 a limestone that giv...
stoneboats 17 14 STONEBOAT, (US) a lo...
stoneborer 17 14 any boring mollusc [...
stonebrash 20 16 a subsoil made up of...
stonebreak 18 18 another name for sax...
stonecasts 19 14 STONECAST, the throw...
stonechats 21 16 STONECHAT, a small b...
stonecrops 21 17 STONECROP, a yellow...
stoneflies 19 15 STONEFLY, a winged i...
stonehands 17 15 STONEHAND, in printi...
stonehorse 17 13 a stallion [n -S]
stonemason 15 15 a mason who builds w...
stoneshots 18 13 STONESHOT, a stone o...
stonewalls 21 16 STONEWALL, of a bats...
stonewares 18 14 STONEWARE, a species...
stoneworks 20 18 STONEWORK, any work...
stoneworts 19 14 STONEWORT, any plant...
stylophone 27 19 a type of battery-po...
superphone 22 20 a telephone with a h...
swinestone 18 15 a limestone that giv...
telephoned 20 18 TELEPHONE, to contac...
telephoner 20 17 one who telephones [...
telephones 20 17 TELEPHONE, to contac...
tensioners 15 12 TENSIONER, something...
textphones 26 23 TEXTPHONE, a phone t...
thighbones 24 20 THIGHBONE, the bone...
throneless 19 14 having no throne [ad...
toadstones 15 12 TOADSTONE, any stone...
tombstones 19 17 TOMBSTONE, a stone e...
tonelessly 24 15 TONELESS, without to...
touchstone 21 17 a highly siliceous (...
touchtones 21 17 TOUCHTONE, (tradenam...
trazodones 18 21 TRAZODONE, a drug us...
treponemal 19 18 of or like a trepone...
treponemas 18 17 TREPONEMA, a kind of...
treponemes 18 17 TREPONEME, a kind of...
trimphones 22 19 TRIMPHONE, (tradenam...
troutstone 16 12 a coarse-grained bas...
trunnioned 15 15 provided with trunni...
turnstones 16 13 TURNSTONE, any of va...
ubiquinone 26 26 a quinine used invol...
ultroneous 17 14 spontaneous, volunta...
unbuttoned 18 18 UNBUTTON, to unfaste...
uncommoner 20 22 UNCOMMON, not common...
undertoned 15 15 in an undertone; lac...
undertones 15 14 UNDERTONE, a subdued...
unlessoned 16 15 not educated [adj]
unpardoned 17 18 not pardoned [adj]
unpersoned 17 17 UNPERSON, to make so...
unphonetic 23 21 not phonetic [adj]
unpoisoned 17 17 UNPOISON, to rid of...
unprisoned 18 17 UNPRISON, to release...
unreasoned 14 14 UNREASON, to disrupt...
unreckoned 19 21 not reckoned [adj]
unseasoned 14 14 UNSEASON, (Spenser)...
unsummoned 18 21 not summoned [adj]
unweaponed 19 20 UNWEAPON, to disarm...
vacationed 20 19 VACATION, to take a...
vacationer 20 18 one who takes a vaca...
veinstones 17 16 VEINSTONE, gangue, a...
versioners 18 15 VERSIONER, the produ...
vibraphone 24 23 an instrument having...
videophone 21 21 a telephone equipped...
viewphones 25 23 VIEWPHONE, a phone t...
visiophone 22 20 a videophone [n -S]
waggonette 20 18 a carriage with one...
wagonettes 19 16 WAGONETTE, a carriag...
weaponeers 19 17 WEAPONEER [n]
whalebones 23 20 WHALEBONE, a light f...
whetstones 21 16 WHETSTONE, a stone f...
whinstones 21 17 WHINSTONE, a hard an...
woodstones 18 15 WOODSTONE, a striped...
xylophones 33 26 XYLOPHONE, a musical...
zabaglione 22 26 (Italian) a rich Ita...

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abandonedly 25 21 ABANDONED [adv]
accessioned 23 19 ACCESSION, to record...
acetonemias 20 18 ACETONEMIA, an abnor...
adderstones 17 14 ADDERSTONE, a prehis...
affectioned 24 22 AFFECTION, to love [...
aldosterone 17 14 a steroid hormone [n...
alonenesses 16 14 ALONENESS, the state...
amazonstone 19 25 a green microcline,...
anglophones 22 21 ANGLOPHONE, an Engli...
answerphone 23 21 a device that automa...
anticyclone 30 22 a system of winds th...
antiphoners 21 18 ANTIPHONER, a book o...
aponeuroses 18 16 APONEUROSIS, a sheet...
aponeurosis 19 16 a sheet that connect...
aponeurotic 22 19 relating to an apone...
apportioned 21 19 APPORTION, to portio...
apportioner 21 18 one who apportions [...
arpeggiones 21 19 ARPEGGIONE, (Italian...
auctioneers 20 16 AUCTIONEER, an agent...
auditioners 18 14 AUDITIONER, one who...
babooneries 20 18 BABOONERY, baboonish...
balconettes 23 19 BALCONETTE, a miniat...
baronetages 19 17 BARONETAGE, the titl...
baronetcies 22 18 BARONETCY, the offic...
baronetical 23 19 of or like a baronet...
bayonetting 26 20 BAYONET, to stab wit...
bicomponent 25 25 a fiber made of two...
birthstones 23 17 BIRTHSTONE, a gemsto...
bloodstones 20 17 BLOODSTONE, a green...
bludgeoners 22 20 BLUDGEONER, one who...
bonefishing 25 23 the sport of fishing...
bonesetters 19 15 BONESETTER, one who...
boneshakers 22 21 BONESHAKER, a car or...
breastbones 21 18 BREASTBONE, the larg...
bristlecone 24 19 a western American p...
brownstones 22 19 BROWNSTONE, a dark v...
cameraphone 24 23 a combined camera an...
cancioneros 22 19 CANCIONERO, (Spanish...
canzonettas 22 25 CANZONETTA, (Italian...
caparisoned 22 19 CAPARISON, to adorn...
carbonettes 22 18 CARBONETTE, a ball o...
carnationed 19 17 ruddy [adj]
chalkstones 25 22 CHALKSTONE, a mass o...
championess 26 23 a female champion [n...
chansonette 21 18 (French) a little so...
cherrystone 29 19 a medium-sized quaho...
chersoneses 22 17 CHERSONESE, a penins...
chockstones 27 24 CHOCKSTONE, in mount...
chordophone 26 23 any instrument in wh...
chromonemal 25 24 relating to a chromo...
chromonemic 28 26 relating to a chromo...
ciceroneing 24 21 CICERONE, to act as...
citronellal 24 18 a colourless aldehyd...
citronellas 23 17 CITRONELLA, a colour...
citronellol 24 18 an unsaturated liqui...
clingstones 23 19 CLINGSTONE, a fruit,...
clinkstones 23 21 CLINKSTONE, a fine-g...
coalitioner 21 16 a supporter of coali...
cobblestone 25 22 a large paving stone...
cocooneries 22 18 COCOONERY, a buildin...
collarbones 24 20 COLLARBONE, the clav...
colonelcies 25 20 COLONELCY, the offic...
colonelling 24 21 (archaic) playing th...
colonelship 27 22 the office of colone...
companioned 22 23 COMPANION, to keep s...
complexones 30 29 COMPLEXONE, any chel...
componental 23 23 relating to a compon...
conditioned 20 18 CONDITION, to treat...
conditioner 20 17 something that condi...
coneflowers 26 22 CONEFLOWER, any of s...
contusioned 20 18 CONTUSION [v]
copingstone 23 21 a stone that tops or...
coprisoners 23 18 COPRISONER, a fellow...
cornerstone 19 16 a stone forming a pa...
coronership 25 20 the office of corone...
cotoneaster 19 15 any shrub or small t...
cuttlebones 24 20 CUTTLEBONE, the inte...
cyproterone 28 20 a synthetic steroid...
deaconesses 19 16 DEACONESS, a female...
demonetised 18 17 DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetises 18 16 DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetized 21 26 DEMONETIZE, to depri...
demonetizes 21 25 DEMONETIZE, to depri...
digoneutism 21 19 the state of being d...
dimensioned 18 18 DIMENSION, to give t...
discommoned 23 23 DISCOMMON, to depriv...
disenthrone 19 16 (Milton) to dethrone...
dishonestly 28 18 DISHONEST, not hones...
disprisoned 21 17 DISPRISON, to let lo...
doggonedest 19 18 DOGGONED, damned, cu...
dragonesses 18 15 DRAGONESS, a female...
drakestones 18 17 DRAKESTONE, a flat s...
eaglestones 18 15 EAGLESTONE, a hollow...
electioneer 20 16 to take an active pa...
emblazoners 24 28 EMBLAZONER, one who...
empassioned 20 19 (Spenser) full of pa...
encrimsoned 21 20 ENCRIMSON, to colour...
endoneurium 18 19 the delicate connect...
endungeoned 16 19 ENDUNGEON, to shut u...
epidendrone 18 18 a genus of tropical...
epiphonemas 24 23 EPIPHONEMA, an excla...
erroneously 24 16 ERRONEOUS, wrong [ad...
estramazone 20 24 (obsolete) a downwar...
excursioned 27 24 EXCURSION, to go on...
executioner 26 23 one who executes [n...
exonerating 23 22 EXONERATE, to clear...
exoneration 21 20 the act of exonerati...
exonerative 24 23 serving to exonerate...
exonerators 22 19 EXONERATOR, one who...
exponential 25 24 of or relating to an...
extortioner 23 19 one who practises ex...
fibronectin 25 22 a protein found in b...
fictioneers 23 18 FICTIONEER, one who...
fieldstones 21 17 FIELDSTONE, (US) sto...
francophone 25 24 a French speaker [n...
girdlescone 23 19 a kind of scone, aka...
glutathione 22 18 an antioxidant, foun...
gooneybirds 27 20 GOONEYBIRD, an albat...
gradationed 18 16 GRADATION [v]
gramophones 23 22 GRAMOPHONE, (tradena...
grapestones 20 17 GRAPESTONE, a seed o...
gravestones 20 18 GRAVESTONE, a burial...
greenstones 17 15 GREENSTONE, a vague...
grindstones 19 16 GRINDSTONE, a millst...
hammerstone 21 20 a stone used as a ha...
harpooneers 20 17 HARPOONEER, an harpo...
hearthstone 21 16 a stone forming a he...
heckelphone 28 27 an instrument of the...
herringbone 22 20 twilled fabric woven...
honeycombed 31 26 HONEYCOMB, to make l...
honeyeaters 24 16 HONEYEATER, any bird...
honeyguides 27 20 HONEYGUIDE, an Afric...
honeymonths 28 22 HONEYMONTH [n]
honeymooned 24 21 HONEYMOON, to go on...
honeymooner 24 20 one who is on honeym...
honeysucker 30 24 another name for the...
honeysuckle 31 25 any of a genus of sh...
hormonelike 22 22 like a hormone [adj]
hucklebones 27 26 HUCKLEBONE, the ankl...
hydrocodone 28 21 a semi-synthetic opi...
hydrophones 30 22 HYDROPHONE, an appar...
impassioned 21 19 IMPASSION, to arouse...
imprisoners 22 18 IMPRISONER, one who...
intentioned 16 15 having an intention...
interphones 21 18 INTERPHONE, an inter...
isoflavones 22 20 ISOFLAVONE, a plant...
jargonelles 22 25 JARGONELLE, (French)...
knucklebone 25 29 the bone of the knuc...
lagerphones 23 20 LAGERPHONE, a percus...
legionellae 20 17 LEGIONELLA, a bacter...
legionellas 21 17 LEGIONELLA, a bacter...
loadsamoney 24 19 wealth accumulated a...
magnesstone 18 18 (Spenser) a lodeston...
maisonettes 18 15 MAISONETTE, (French)...
malakatoone 18 20 (obsolete) a kind of...
marathoners 20 17 MARATHONER, one who...
marchioness 24 20 the wife or widow of...
marionettes 18 15 MARIONETTE, (French)...
marrowbones 23 21 MARROWBONE, a bone c...
mascarpones 23 21 MASCARPONE, (Italian...
medallioned 20 19 MEDALLION, to orname...
mellophones 24 22 MELLOPHONE, a brass...
menaquinone 24 27 a form of vitamin K...
mesocyclone 31 24 a rapidly rotating a...
mesonephric 26 23 relating to the meso...
mesonephroi 22 20 MESONEPHROS, the sec...
mesonephros 22 20 the second of the th...
microdrones 22 19 MICRODRONE, a small...
microneedle 22 20 a very fine needle u...
microphones 26 23 MICROPHONE, an instr...
mignonettes 19 18 MIGNONETTE, (French)...
minestrones 18 16 MINESTRONE, (Italian...
misbuttoned 22 20 MISBUTTON, to button...
misoneistic 23 18 relating to misoneis...
misreckoned 23 23 MISRECKON, to reckon...
moneciously 29 22 MONECIOUS, having se...
monetarisms 20 18 MONETARISM, an econo...
monetarists 19 15 MONETARIST, an advoc...
moneylender 24 20 one whose business i...
moneymakers 26 24 MONEYMAKER, a profit...
moneymaking 27 27 the business of maki...
motoneurons 17 17 MOTONEURON, a neuron...
munitioneer 18 17 a worker engaged in...
munitioners 19 17 MUNITIONER, one who...
naltrexones 23 21 NALTREXONE, a narcot...
nandrolones 16 16 NANDROLONE, an andro...
noneconomic 22 23 not economic [adj]
nonelection 19 18 something that is no...
nonelective 22 21 not elective [adj]
nonelectric 24 20 not electric, also N...
nonemphatic 25 24 not emphatic [adj]
nonemployee 25 22 one who is not an em...
nonentities 16 14 NONENTITY, a person...
nonetheless 19 16 nevertheless [adj]
nonevidence 20 22 something that is no...
nonexistent 22 21 having no existence...
nonmonetary 22 19 not monetary [adj]
nonphonemic 24 25 not phonemic [adj]
nonphonetic 23 22 not phonetic [adj]
occasioners 23 18 OCCASIONER, one who,...
oneirically 29 19 ONEIRIC, belonging t...
oneirodynia 22 16 a nightmare [n -S]
oneiromancy 26 21 the practice of pred...
oneiroscopy 28 20 judging a dream [n O...
onerousness 16 14 the state of being o...
opponencies 23 22 OPPONENCY, the act o...
outreasoned 16 14 OUTREASON, to surpas...
outreckoned 21 21 OUTRECKON, to surpas...
pantalooned 18 18 PANTALOON [v]
parishioner 22 17 a member or inhabita...
paroxytones 31 24 PAROXYTONE, a word h...
partitioned 20 16 PARTITION, to divide...
partitioner 20 15 one who partitions [...
patronesses 19 15 PATRONESS, a female...
peritoneums 21 19 PERITONEUM, the smoo...
petitioners 20 15 PETITIONER, one who...
petromoneys 26 20 PETROMONEY, money fr...
petronellas 21 17 PETRONELLA, a Scotti...
phonemicise 26 23 to analyse into phon...
phonemicist 27 23 a student of phonemi...
phonemicize 29 32 to analyse into phon...
phonetician 24 21 a student of phoneti...
phoneticise 25 20 to represent phoneti...
phoneticism 27 23 phonetic character o...
phoneticist 26 20 a student of phoneti...
phoneticize 28 29 to represent phoneti...
phonetising 23 20 PHONETISE, to repres...
phonetizing 26 29 PHONETIZE, to repres...
photophones 25 22 PHOTOPHONE, an appar...
pitchstones 26 20 PITCHSTONE, an igneo...
plainstones 20 17 (Scots) flagstones,...
pocketphone 27 27 a mobile phone [n -S...
poltroonery 26 18 mean pusillanimity,...
postponence 23 22 the act of postponin...
poultroones 20 17 POULTROONE, (Shakesp...
prednisones 19 17 PREDNISONE, a drug s...
previsioned 22 20 PREVISION, to forese...
probationer 21 18 a person (as a newly...
pronenesses 18 16 PRONENESS, the state...
protonemata 19 18 PROTONEMA, a branche...
provisioned 22 20 PROVISION, to provid...
provisioner 22 19 a furnisher of provi...
pythonesses 28 19 PYTHONESS, a witch (...
quadricones 29 26 QUADRICONE, a quadri...
quernstones 25 23 QUERNSTONE, a quern,...
questionees 25 22 QUESTIONEE, one who...
questioners 26 22 QUESTIONER, one who...
radiophones 21 18 RADIOPHONE, an instr...
recautioned 20 17 RECAUTION, to cautio...
reenthroned 18 16 REENTHRONE, to enthr...
reenthrones 18 15 REENTHRONE, to enthr...
refashioned 21 18 REFASHION, to fashio...
refectioner 22 18 the officer in charg...
reguerdoned 18 17 REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
rejoneadora 17 22 (Spanish) a female r...
religioners 20 15 RELIGIONER, a religi...
remonetised 18 16 REMONETISE, to reest...
remonetises 18 15 REMONETISE, to reest...
remonetized 21 25 REMONETIZE, to reest...
remonetizes 21 24 REMONETIZE, to reest...
renditioned 17 15 RENDITION, to surren...
restationed 17 13 RESTATION, to statio...
reversioner 19 16 a person entitled to...
rhinestoned 19 16 adorned with rhinest...
rhinestones 19 15 RHINESTONE, an imita...
rottenstone 16 13 friable, decomposed,...
salmonellae 20 18 SALMONELLA, a genus...
salmonellas 21 18 SALMONELLA, a genus...
sanctioneer 19 16 a person who advocat...
sanctioners 20 16 SANCTIONER, one who...
scorzoneras 23 24 SCORZONERA, (Italian...
scrimshoner 25 20 one who makes scrims...
sermonettes 18 15 SERMONETTE, a short...
sextonesses 23 19 SEXTONESS, a female...
shacklebone 26 25 (Scots) the wrist [n...
sleekstones 19 17 SLEEKSTONE, a polish...
slickstones 24 20 SLICKSTONE, a polish...
slingstones 20 16 SLINGSTONE, a stone...
smartphones 23 20 SMARTPHONE, a portab...
snakestones 17 17 SNAKESTONE, a kind o...
sousaphones 21 18 SOUSAPHONE, a musica...
spermogones 21 20 SPERMOGONE, a flask-...
spleenstone 19 17 (obsolete) jade [n -...
spoonerisms 21 18 SPOONERISM, a transp...
stanchioned 22 19 STANCHION, to suppor...
stinkstones 19 17 STINKSTONE, a limest...
stoneborers 19 15 STONEBORER, any bori...
stonebreaks 20 19 STONEBREAK, another...
stonecutter 21 16 one who cuts stone [...
stonefishes 22 17 STONEFISH, a venomou...
stoneground 18 17 of flour, ground wit...
stonehorses 19 14 STONEHORSE, a stalli...
stonemasons 17 16 STONEMASON, a mason...
stonewalled 22 18 STONEWALL, of a bats...
stonewaller 22 17 one who stonewalls [...
stonewashed 22 18 STONEWASH, to wash w...
stonewashes 22 17 STONEWASH, to wash w...
stoneworker 21 19 a worker in stone [n...
stylophones 29 20 STYLOPHONE, a type o...
superphones 24 21 SUPERPHONE, a teleph...
suspicioned 24 20 SUSPICION, to suspec...
swinestones 20 16 SWINESTONE, a limest...
tautochrone 22 18 a curve such that a...
telephoners 22 18 TELEPHONER, one who...
thiopentone 20 18 an intravenous anaes...
tonetically 29 19 TONETIC, of or relat...
touchstones 23 18 TOUCHSTONE, a highly...
traditioner 18 13 a person who adheres...
treponemata 19 18 TREPONEMA, a kind of...
troutstones 18 13 TROUTSTONE, a coarse...
truncheoned 22 20 TRUNCHEON, to strike...
truncheoner 22 19 (Shakespeare) a pers...
tycooneries 26 17 TYCOONERY, the state...
ubiquinones 28 27 UBIQUINONE, a quinin...
uncaptioned 22 21 not captioned [adj]
uncommonest 22 23 UNCOMMON, not common...
underhonest 19 17 (Shakespeare) not qu...
unemotioned 17 18 without emotion [adj...
unfashioned 21 20 not excavated [adj]
unguerdoned 18 19 not guerdoned [adj]
unmentioned 17 19 not mentioned [adj]
unparagoned 19 20 unmatched [adj]
unpassioned 19 18 without passions [ad...
unpensioned 18 19 without a pension [a...
unportioned 19 18 without a portion [a...
vacationers 22 19 VACATIONER, one who...
vermilioned 22 21 VERMILION, to make v...
vibraphones 26 24 VIBRAPHONE, an instr...
videophones 23 22 VIDEOPHONE, a teleph...
visiophones 24 21 VISIOPHONE, a videop...
waggonettes 22 19 WAGGONETTE, a carria...
weaponeered 20 19 WEAPONEER, to design...
witwantoned 23 20 WITWANTON, to engage...
zabagliones 24 27 ZABAGLIONE, (Italian...

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acrophonetic 29 24 relating to acrophon...
aerodonetics 21 17 the study of soaring...
aeroneuroses 17 14 AERONEUROSIS, flight...
aeroneurosis 18 14 flight fatigue, a ne...
aldosterones 19 15 ALDOSTERONE, a stero...
amazonstones 21 26 AMAZONSTONE, a green...
ammunitioned 21 22 AMMUNITION, to suppl...
androsterone 17 15 an androgenic steroi...
answerphones 25 22 ANSWERPHONE, a devic...
antichthones 26 21 the antipodeans [n]
anticyclones 32 23 ANTICYCLONE, a syste...
apportioners 23 19 APPORTIONER, one who...
archiphoneme 29 26 an abstract linguist...
auctioneered 21 18 AUCTIONEER, to sell...
autochthones 26 21 AUTOCHTHON, one spru...
backboneless 28 27 without a backbone [...
backgammoned 28 32 BACKGAMMON, to defea...
baronetesses 20 16 BARONETESS, a female...
benzophenone 25 32 a colorless crystall...
benzoquinone 30 37 quinone [n -S]
bicomponents 27 26 BICOMPONENT, a fiber...
bonefishings 27 24 BONEFISHING, the spo...
bristlecones 26 20 BRISTLECONE, a weste...
buffooneries 25 23 BUFFOONERY, foolish...
cameraphones 26 24 CAMERAPHONE, a combi...
chansonettes 23 19 CHANSONETTE, (French...
charlestoned 25 20 CHARLESTON, to dance...
cherrystones 31 20 CHERRYSTONE, a mediu...
chordophones 28 24 CHORDOPHONE, any ins...
chromonemata 25 24 CHROMONEMA, the coil...
citronellals 26 19 CITRONELLAL, a colou...
citronellols 26 19 CITRONELLOL, an unsa...
coalitioners 23 17 COALITIONER, a suppo...
cobblestoned 27 24 COBBLESTONE, to pave...
cobblestones 27 23 COBBLESTONE, to pave...
colonellings 26 22 COLONELLING, (archai...
colonelships 29 23 COLONELSHIP, the off...
commissioned 25 23 COMMISSION, to empow...
commissioner 25 22 a person who holds a...
compassioned 25 23 COMPASSION, (archaic...
complexioned 32 31 having a particular...
componencies 27 26 COMPONENCY, the stat...
componential 25 24 relating to a compon...
concessioner 24 20 CONCESSION [v]
conditioners 22 18 CONDITIONER, somethi...
confectioner 26 23 a manufacturer of or...
contortioned 21 18 CONTORTION [v]
conventioner 22 22 a person who attends...
copingstones 25 22 COPINGSTONE, a stone...
cornerstones 21 17 CORNERSTONE, a stone...
coronerships 27 21 CORONERSHIP, the off...
correctioner 25 19 (Shakespeare) a pers...
cotoneasters 21 16 COTONEASTER, any shr...
cyproterones 30 21 CYPROTERONE, a synth...
demonetarise 19 17 to abandon as a mone...
demonetarize 22 26 to abandon as a mone...
demonetising 21 20 DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetizing 24 29 DEMONETIZE, to depri...
deoxycortone 33 26 a corticosteroid hor...
detectophone 25 22 a secret telephone f...
dethronement 21 20 the act of dethronin...
digoneutisms 23 20 DIGONEUTISM, the sta...
disenthroned 21 18 DISENTHRONE, (Milton...
disenthrones 21 17 DISENTHRONE, (Milton...
disenvironed 21 20 DISENVIRON, to depri...
dishonesties 22 16 DISHONESTY, lack of...
educationese 21 18 the jargon used esp....
electioneers 22 17 ELECTIONEER, to take...
electrophone 26 22 any instrument whose...
engarrisoned 19 17 ENGARRISON, to garri...
enthronement 20 20 the act of enthronin...
epidendrones 20 19 EPIDENDRONE, a genus...
escutcheoned 27 23 having an escutcheon...
estramazones 22 25 ESTRAMAZONE, (obsole...
executioners 28 24 EXECUTIONER, one who...
exhibitioner 30 25 a university student...
exonerations 23 21 EXONERATION, the act...
exponentials 27 25 EXPONENTIAL, an expo...
extortioners 25 20 EXTORTIONER, one who...
festooneries 20 16 FESTOONERY, festoons...
fibronectins 27 23 FIBRONECTIN, a prote...
foregoneness 20 19 the state of being f...
foundationer 20 19 a person supported f...
francophones 27 25 FRANCOPHONE, a Frenc...
furazolidone 25 28 an antimicrobial dru...
girdlescones 25 20 GIRDLESCONE, a kind...
glutathiones 24 19 GLUTATHIONE, an anti...
hammerstones 23 21 HAMMERSTONE, a stone...
harmoniphone 25 24 a keyboard wind inst...
hearthstones 23 17 HEARTHSTONE, a stone...
heckelphones 30 28 HECKELPHONE, an inst...
herringboned 24 22 HERRINGBONE, to make...
herringbones 24 21 HERRINGBONE, twilled...
honestnesses 20 16 HONESTNESS, the stat...
honeybunches 34 27 HONEYBUNCH, (colloqu...
honeycombing 34 29 HONEYCOMB, to make l...
honeycreeper 31 23 a kind of tropical b...
honeymonthed 29 24 HONEYMONTH, (obsolet...
honeymooners 26 21 HONEYMOONER, one who...
honeymooning 27 24 HONEYMOON, to go on...
honeysuckers 32 25 HONEYSUCKER, another...
honeysuckled 33 27 sweetened with honey...
honeysuckles 33 26 HONEYSUCKLE, any of...
hydrocodones 30 22 HYDROCODONE, a semi-...
hydroquinone 35 29 another name for qui...
kaleidophone 24 24 an instrument for de...
knucklebones 27 30 KNUCKLEBONE, the bon...
lampooneries 22 20 LAMPOONERY, the prac...
loadsamoneys 26 20 LOADSAMONEY, wealth...
lonelinesses 20 16 LONELINESS, the stat...
lonesomeness 19 18 the state of being l...
luncheonette 24 21 a small restaurant s...
magnesstones 20 19 MAGNESSTONE, (Spense...
malakatoones 20 21 MALAKATOONE, (obsole...
marimbaphone 27 27 a marimba [n -S]
menaquinones 26 28 MENAQUINONE, a form...
mesocyclones 33 25 MESOCYCLONE, a rapid...
metallophone 25 23 an instrument like a...
methaqualone 30 29 a type of sedative,...
microneedles 24 21 MICRONEEDLE, a very...
mifepristone 25 22 a synthetic compound...
miscaptioned 26 23 MISCAPTION, to capti...
monetisation 19 17 the act of monetisin...
monetization 22 26 the act of monetizin...
moneychanger 31 26 a usurer [n -S]
moneylenders 26 21 MONEYLENDER, one who...
moneylending 27 24 the business of lend...
moneymakings 29 28 MONEYMAKING, the bus...
motoneuronal 19 19 relating to a motone...
munitioneers 20 18 MUNITIONEER, a worke...
munitionette 20 18 (obsolete) a female...
neurohormone 20 20 a hormone (as acetyl...
noneconomist 21 21 one who is not an ec...
noneditorial 19 16 not editorial [adj]
noneducation 20 20 not related to educa...
noneffective 27 27 a person who is not...
nonelections 21 19 NONELECTION, somethi...
nonelectrics 26 21 NONELECTRIC, a subst...
nonemergency 28 25 something not an eme...
nonemotional 18 19 not emotional [adj]
nonempirical 26 24 not empirical [adj]
nonemployees 27 23 NONEMPLOYEE, one who...
nonenzymatic 31 32 not enzymatic [adj]
nonessential 18 16 something not essent...
nonevidences 22 23 NONEVIDENCE, somethi...
nonexclusive 31 30 not exclusive [adj]
nonexecutive 29 29 one who is not in an...
nonexistence 26 25 absence of existence...
nonexplosive 29 29 not explosive [adj]
oneirocritic 26 19 one who interprets d...
oneirodynias 24 17 ONEIRODYNIA, a night...
oneirologies 20 16 ONEIROLOGY, the stud...
oneiromancer 21 20 one who practises on...
orthotoneses 20 15 ORTHOTONESIS, accent...
orthotonesis 21 15 accentuation of a pr...
outpassioned 21 18 OUTPASSION, to excee...
overreckoned 24 25 OVERRECKON, to recko...
pantaloonery 26 20 buffoonery [n PANTAL...
parathormone 23 21 a parathyroid hormon...
parishioners 24 18 PARISHIONER, a membe...
partitioners 22 16 PARTITIONER, one who...
peritoneally 29 20 PERITONEAL, relating...
phonemically 36 28 PHONEMIC, relating t...
phonemicised 28 25 PHONEMICISE, to anal...
phonemicises 28 24 PHONEMICISE, to anal...
phonemicists 29 24 PHONEMICIST, a stude...
phonemicized 31 34 PHONEMICIZE, to anal...
phonemicizes 31 33 PHONEMICIZE, to anal...
phonetically 35 25 PHONETICAL, of, conc...
phoneticians 26 22 PHONETICIAN, a stude...
phoneticised 27 22 PHONETICISE, to repr...
phoneticises 27 21 PHONETICISE, to repr...
phoneticisms 29 24 PHONETICISM, phoneti...
phoneticists 28 21 PHONETICIST, a stude...
phoneticized 30 31 PHONETICIZE, to repr...
phoneticizes 30 30 PHONETICIZE, to repr...
phoneynesses 28 21 PHONEYNESS, the stat...
photoneutron 22 20 a neutron emitted fr...
phytohormone 32 25 a plant hormone, reg...
phytonadione 28 22 phylloquinone, vitam...
picturephone 29 25 a device which allow...
plasterstone 22 17 gypsum [n -S]
pocketphones 29 28 POCKETPHONE, a mobil...
ponerologies 22 19 PONEROLOGY, the theo...
possessioned 21 17 POSSESSION [v]
postponement 23 23 the act of postponin...
postponences 25 23 POSTPONENCE, the act...
practitioner 25 19 one who practices [n...
precautioned 24 21 PRECAUTION, to forew...
prednisolone 21 19 a drug similar to co...
pregnenolone 20 21 a steroid ketone for...
preportioned 23 20 PREPORTION, to porti...
pretensioned 20 18 PRETENSION, to tensi...
probationers 23 19 PROBATIONER, a perso...
processioned 24 20 PROCESSION, to go in...
processioner 24 19 (US) a county office...
progesterone 21 18 a female sex hormone...
pronephroses 25 21 PRONEPHROS, a primit...
proportioned 23 20 PROPORTION, to adjus...
protonematal 22 20 of or like a protone...
provisioners 24 20 PROVISIONER, a furni...
redemptioner 22 20 an immigrant to Amer...
refectioners 24 19 REFECTIONER, the off...
rejoneadoras 19 23 REJONEADORA, (Spanis...
rejoneadores 19 23 REJONEADOR, (Spanish...
remonetising 21 19 REMONETISE, to reest...
remonetizing 24 28 REMONETIZE, to reest...
repositioned 21 17 REPOSITION, to chang...
resolutioner 20 15 one who joins in or...
reversioners 21 17 REVERSIONER, a perso...
revolutioner 22 19 (historical) a suppo...
rottenstoned 18 15 ROTTENSTONE, to poli...
rottenstones 18 14 ROTTENSTONE, to poli...
sanctioneers 21 17 SANCTIONEER, a perso...
sarrusophone 23 19 a double-reeded musi...
scrimshoners 27 21 SCRIMSHONER, one who...
semideponent 21 21 passive in form in t...
seronegative 21 19 having or being a ne...
serotonergic 23 18 liberating, activate...
shacklebones 28 26 SHACKLEBONE, (Scots)...
speakerphone 25 25 a combination microp...
specksioneer 25 23 (Dutch) the chief ha...
specktioneer 25 23 (Dutch) the chief ha...
sphygmophone 36 30 an instrument for he...
spleenstones 21 18 SPLEENSTONE, (obsole...
staddlestone 20 16 a low mushroom-shape...
stationeries 19 13 STATIONERY, material...
stonebrashes 23 18 STONEBRASH, a subsoi...
stonebreaker 21 20 a person that breaks...
stonecutters 23 17 STONECUTTER, one who...
stonecutting 24 20 the business of a st...
stonemasonry 25 19 the craft of the sto...
stonewallers 24 18 STONEWALLER, one who...
stonewalling 25 21 defensive play in cr...
stonewashing 25 21 STONEWASH, to wash w...
stoneworkers 23 20 STONEWORKER, a worke...
subcomponent 27 27 a subordinate compon...
synchroneity 37 23 the state of being s...
tautochrones 24 19 TAUTOCHRONE, a curve...
testosterone 18 13 the chief male sex h...
theatrophone 24 20 (historical) a telep...
thiopentones 22 19 THIOPENTONE, an intr...
thunderstone 21 18 (Shakespeare) a thun...
tonelessness 19 15 the state of being t...
traditioners 20 14 TRADITIONER, a perso...
transitioned 19 15 TRANSITION, to effec...
truncheoners 24 20 TRUNCHEONER, (Shakes...
ultroneously 28 19 ULTRONEOUS, spontane...
unchaperoned 25 24 not chaperoned [adj]
unillusioned 22 19 free from illusion [...
unimprisoned 23 22 not imprisoned [adj]
unmunitioned 20 21 not munitioned [adj]
unpavilioned 24 24 not pavilioned [adj]
unquestioned 27 26 not questioned [adj]
unsanctioned 21 20 not sanctioned [adj]
weaponeering 23 22 the act of fitting o...

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androsterones 19 16 ANDROSTERONE, an and...
anthraquinone 29 28 a chemical used in t...
archiphonemes 31 27 ARCHIPHONEME, an abs...
auctioneering 24 21 AUCTIONEER, to sell...
benzophenones 27 33 BENZOPHENONE, a colo...
benzoquinones 32 38 BENZOQUINONE, quinon...
butyrophenone 32 26 any of a class of an...
championesses 29 25 CHAMPIONESS, a femal...
chromonematic 31 28 of or likea chromone...
commissioners 27 23 COMMISSIONER, a pers...
concessioners 26 21 CONCESSIONER [n]
confectioners 28 24 CONFECTIONER, a manu...
confectionery 34 26 the confectioner's a...
conventioneer 23 23 a person attending a...
conventioners 24 23 CONVENTIONER, a pers...
conversazione 27 31 (Italian) a meeting...
correctioners 27 20 CORRECTIONER, (Shake...
cyclohexanone 40 33 a liquid ketone used...
deconditioned 23 21 DECONDITION, to caus...
demonetarised 21 19 DEMONETARISE, to aba...
demonetarises 21 18 DEMONETARISE, to aba...
demonetarized 24 28 DEMONETARIZE, to aba...
demonetarizes 24 27 DEMONETARIZE, to aba...
deoxycortones 35 27 DEOXYCORTONE, a cort...
detectophones 27 23 DETECTOPHONE, a secr...
dethronements 23 21 DETHRONEMENT, the ac...
dexamethasone 28 27 a synthetic glucocor...
disgarrisoned 23 18 DISGARRISON, to depr...
disillusioned 25 19 DISILLUSION, to free...
disimprisoned 26 22 DISIMPRISON, to free...
dispositioned 24 19 having a certain dis...
educationeses 23 19 EDUCATIONESE, the ja...
electioneered 23 19 ELECTIONEER, to take...
electioneerer 23 18 one who works to sec...
electrophones 28 23 ELECTROPHONE, any in...
enthronements 22 21 ENTHRONEMENT, the ac...
erroneousness 19 16 ERRONEOUS, wrong [n]
exhibitioners 32 26 EXHIBITIONER, a univ...
exponentially 36 29 EXPONENTIAL, of or r...
fictioneering 27 23 the writing of ficti...
forementioned 22 22 mentioned before in...
foundationers 22 20 FOUNDATIONER, a pers...
furazolidones 27 29 FURAZOLIDONE, an ant...
gluconeogenic 29 27 relating to gluconeo...
harmoniphones 27 25 HARMONIPHONE, a keyb...
honeycombings 36 30 HONEYCOMBING [n]
honeycreepers 33 24 HONEYCREEPER, a kind...
honeymonthing 32 27 HONEYMONTH, (obsolet...
hydroquinones 37 30 HYDROQUINONE, anothe...
impassionedly 32 24 IMPASSIONED [adv]
kaleidophones 26 25 KALEIDOPHONE, an ins...
luncheonettes 26 22 LUNCHEONETTE, a smal...
malfunctioned 28 27 MALFUNCTION, to func...
marchionesses 27 22 MARCHIONESS, the wif...
marimbaphones 29 28 MARIMBAPHONE, a mari...
mesonephroses 25 22 MESONEPHROS, the sec...
metallophones 27 24 METALLOPHONE, an ins...
methaqualones 32 30 METHAQUALONE, a type...
mifepristones 27 23 MIFEPRISTONE, a synt...
misfunctioned 28 26 MISFUNCTION, to func...
mispositioned 25 21 MISPOSITION, to posi...
monetisations 21 18 MONETISATION, the ac...
monetizations 24 27 MONETIZATION, the ac...
moneychangers 33 27 MONEYCHANGER, a usur...
moneygrubbing 35 31 scraping and saving...
moneylendings 29 25 MONEYLENDING, the bu...
moneyspinning 30 27 serving to make much...
monotelephone 24 24 a telephone that tra...
morphophoneme 30 30 either or any of two...
munitionettes 22 19 MUNITIONETTE, (obsol...
neurohormones 22 21 NEUROHORMONE, a horm...
noneconomists 23 22 NONECONOMIST, one wh...
noneffectives 29 28 NONEFFECTIVE, a pers...
nonelectrical 28 23 not electrical, also...
nonelectronic 26 23 not electronic [adj]
nonelementary 26 22 not elementary [adj]
nonemployment 30 28 something that is no...
nonengagement 20 24 something that is no...
nonequilibria 32 29 NONEQUILIBRIUM, lack...
nonequivalent 30 31 not equivalent [adj]
nonessentials 20 17 NONESSENTIAL, someth...
nonesterified 22 19 not esterified [adj]
nonevaluative 24 25 not evaluative [adj]
nonexecutives 31 30 NONEXECUTIVE, one wh...
nonexistences 28 26 NONEXISTENCE, absenc...
nonexpendable 29 31 not expendable [adj]
nonexploitive 31 30 not exploitive, also...
nonmonetarist 20 19 something that is no...
norethindrone 21 19 a synthetic progesta...
oneirocritics 28 20 ONEIROCRITIC, one wh...
oneiromancers 23 21 ONEIROMANCER, one wh...
oneiromancies 23 21 ONEIROMANCY, the pra...
oneiroscopies 25 20 ONEIROSCOPY, judging...
oneiroscopist 26 20 one who practises on...
onerousnesses 19 16 ONEROUSNESS, the sta...
parathormones 25 22 PARATHORMONE, a para...
phonemicising 31 28 PHONEMICISE, to anal...
phonemicizing 34 37 PHONEMICIZE, to anal...
phonendoscope 28 27 a device which ampli...
phoneticising 30 25 PHONETICISE, to repr...
phoneticizing 33 34 PHONETICIZE, to repr...
phonetisation 24 20 the process of phone...
phonetization 27 29 the process of phone...
photonegative 27 25 exhibiting negative...
photoneutrons 24 21 PHOTONEUTRON, a neut...
phylloquinone 41 34 vitamin K1, one of t...
phytohormones 34 26 PHYTOHORMONE, a plan...
phytonadiones 30 23 PHYTONADIONE, phyllo...
picturephones 31 26 PICTUREPHONE, a devi...
plasterstones 24 18 PLASTERSTONE, gypsum...
plastoquinone 31 29 a plant substance th...
pneumonectomy 33 30 the surgical removal...
poltrooneries 23 18 POLTROONERY [n]
postponements 25 24 POSTPONEMENT, the ac...
posttensioned 22 19 POSTTENSION, to appl...
practitioners 27 20 PRACTITIONER, one wh...
prednisolones 23 20 PREDNISOLONE, a drug...
pregnenolones 22 22 PREGNENOLONE, a ster...
processioners 26 20 PROCESSIONER, (US) a...
progesterones 23 19 PROGESTERONE, a fema...
proparoxytone 36 29 in ancient Greek, a...
propositioned 25 21 PROPOSITION, to make...
reapportioned 24 21 REAPPORTION, to appo...
reconditioned 23 20 RECONDITION, to rest...
redemptioners 24 21 REDEMPTIONER, an imm...
repartitioned 23 18 REPARTITION, to part...
reprovisioned 25 22 REPROVISION, to prov...
requisitioned 30 25 REQUISITION, to make...
resolutioners 22 16 RESOLUTIONER, one wh...
revolutioners 24 20 REVOLUTIONER, (histo...
salmonelloses 24 20 SALMONELLOSIS, infec...
salmonellosis 25 20 infection with or di...
sarrusophones 25 20 SARRUSOPHONE, a doub...
semicarbazone 29 32 a compound formed by...
semideponents 23 22 SEMIDEPONENT, a semi...
septentriones 22 18 SEPTENTRION, (archai...
speakerphones 27 26 SPEAKERPHONE, a comb...
specksioneers 27 24 SPECKSIONEER, (Dutch...
specktioneers 27 24 SPECKTIONEER, (Dutch...
sphygmophones 38 31 SPHYGMOPHONE, an ins...
staddlestones 22 17 STADDLESTONE, a low...
stonebreakers 23 21 STONEBREAKER, a pers...
stonecuttings 26 21 STONECUTTING, the bu...
stonelessness 21 16 the state of being s...
stonewallings 27 22 STONEWALLING, defens...
subcomponents 29 28 SUBCOMPONENT, a subo...
synecphoneses 33 25 SYNECPHONESIS, the u...
synecphonesis 34 25 the union into one s...
testosterones 20 14 TESTOSTERONE, the ch...
theatrophones 26 21 THEATROPHONE, (histo...
thunderstones 23 19 THUNDERSTONE, (Shake...
treponematous 23 21 of or like a trepone...
triamcinolone 25 22 a glucocorticoid dru...
trimethadione 24 20 a crystalline compou...
uncompanioned 25 27 not companioned [adj...
unconditioned 23 22 not subject to condi...
unimpassioned 24 23 not impassioned [adj...
unprovisioned 25 24 not provisioned [adj...
weaponeerings 25 23 WEAPONEERING, the ac...
woebegoneness 24 23 the state of being w...

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aforementioned 23 23 mentioned before in...
aminophenazone 27 34 a pyrazolone with an...
amylobarbitone 34 27 a white crystalline...
anthraquinones 31 29 ANTHRAQUINONE, a che...
boneheadedness 24 23 the state of being b...
butyrophenones 34 27 BUTYROPHENONE, any o...
chlorthalidone 32 25 a diuretic used in t...
conventioneers 25 24 CONVENTIONEER, a per...
conversaziones 29 32 CONVERSAZIONE, (Ital...
corticosterone 28 21 a colorless crystall...
cyclobarbitone 40 30 a barbiturate drug u...
cyclohexanones 42 34 CYCLOHEXANONE, a liq...
decommissioned 28 26 DECOMMISSION, to rem...
decommissioner 28 25 one who decommission...
demonetarising 24 22 DEMONETARISE, to aba...
demonetarizing 27 31 DEMONETARIZE, to aba...
demonetisation 22 20 the act of demonetis...
demonetization 25 29 the act of demonetiz...
dexamethasones 30 28 DEXAMETHASONE, a syn...
diphenylketone 34 29 the aromatic ketone...
disimpassioned 27 23 free of passion [n]
electioneerers 25 19 ELECTIONEERER, one w...
electioneering 26 22 the act of canvassin...
enterogastrone 21 18 a hormone that is pr...
exponentiation 28 27 the mathematical ope...
fictioneerings 29 24 FICTIONEERING, the w...
foregonenesses 23 21 FOREGONENESS, the st...
hydrocortisone 34 23 a glucocorticoid hor...
hydronephroses 35 25 HYDRONEPHROSIS, dist...
hydronephrosis 36 25 distension of the ki...
hydronephrotic 39 28 relating to hydronep...
lonesomenesses 22 20 LONESOMENESS, the st...
malapportioned 28 26 characterized by an...
microcomponent 32 31 a very small compone...
moneygrubbings 37 32 MONEYGRUBBING, scrap...
monotelephones 26 25 MONOTELEPHONE, a tel...
morphophonemes 32 31 MORPHOPHONEME, eithe...
morphophonemic 36 34 like a morphophoneme...
multicomponent 31 30 having many componen...
nonconditioned 23 23 not conditioned [adj...
noneducational 24 23 not educational [adj...
nonelectrolyte 32 23 a substance that doe...
nonemergencies 25 25 NONEMERGENCY, someth...
nonemployments 32 29 NONEMPLOYMENT, somet...
nonenforcement 25 27 something that is no...
nonengagements 22 25 NONENGAGEMENT, somet...
nonengineering 21 23 not related to engin...
nonequilibrium 36 34 lack of equilibrium...
nonequivalence 34 35 something that is no...
nonestablished 27 23 not established [adj...
nonexistential 28 25 not existential [adj...
nonexplanatory 35 30 not explanatory [adj...
nonmonetarists 22 20 NONMONETARIST, somet...
norethindrones 23 20 NORETHINDRONE, a syn...
norethisterone 23 18 a molecule used in s...
oneirocritical 30 22 of, relating to or s...
oneiroscopists 28 21 ONEIROSCOPIST, one w...
pantalooneries 23 20 PANTALOONERY, buffoo...
pentobarbitone 27 25 a barbiturate drug,...
peritoneoscopy 35 26 the visual examinati...
phenobarbitone 29 27 a sedative and hypno...
phenylbutazone 38 37 a drug formerly used...
phonematically 39 30 PHONEMATIC, relating...
phonendoscopes 30 28 PHONENDOSCOPE, a dev...
phonetisations 26 21 PHONETISATION, the p...
phonetizations 29 30 PHONETIZATION, the p...
phylloquinones 43 35 PHYLLOQUINONE, vitam...
plastoquinones 33 30 PLASTOQUINONE, a pla...
preconditioned 27 24 PRECONDITION, to put...
proparoxytones 38 30 PROPAROXYTONE, in an...
psychoneuroses 36 26 PSYCHONEUROSIS, neur...
psychoneurosis 37 26 neurosis [n PSYCHONE...
psychoneurotic 40 29 relating to psychone...
pyelonephritic 40 29 relating to pyelonep...
pyelonephritis 37 26 inflammation of both...
radiotelephone 26 22 to telephone (someon...
recommissioned 28 25 RECOMMISSION, to com...
remonetisation 22 19 the act of remonetis...
remonetization 25 28 the act of remonetiz...
semicarbazones 31 33 SEMICARBAZONE, a com...
seronegativity 32 23 the state of being s...
spironolactone 27 23 a synthetic corticos...
stonemasonries 22 19 STONEMASONRY, the cr...
sulfinpyrazone 37 35 a uricosuric drug us...
synchroneities 34 23 SYNCHRONEITY, the st...
tonelessnesses 22 17 TONELESSNESS, the st...
treponematoses 24 21 TREPONEMATOSIS, infe...
treponematosis 25 21 infection with or di...
triamcinolones 27 23 TRIAMCINOLONE, a glu...
trimethadiones 26 21 TRIMETHADIONE, a cry...
trophoneuroses 26 21 TROPHONEUROSIS, a st...
trophoneurosis 27 21 a state of deranged...
ultroneousness 23 19 the state of being u...
undermentioned 22 23 mentioned below [adj...
unproportioned 26 24 not proportioned [ad...
unseasonedness 20 19 the state of being u...
videotelephone 28 26 a telephone with acc...

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aminophenazones 29 35 AMINOPHENAZONE, a py...
amylobarbitones 36 28 AMYLOBARBITONE, a wh...
brachistochrone 37 29 the curve along whic...
chlorthalidones 34 26 CHLORTHALIDONE, a di...
confectioneries 31 26 CONFECTIONERY, the c...
corticosterones 30 22 CORTICOSTERONE, a co...
cyclobarbitones 42 31 CYCLOBARBITONE, a ba...
decommissioners 30 26 DECOMMISSIONER, one...
demonetisations 24 21 DEMONETISATION, the...
demonetizations 27 30 DEMONETIZATION, the...
derequisitioned 33 28 DEREQUISITION, to re...
diphenylketones 36 30 DIPHENYLKETONE, the...
discommissioned 31 27 DISCOMMISSION, (Milt...
disproportioned 29 24 DISPROPORTION, to ma...
electioneerings 28 23 ELECTIONEERING, the...
electronegative 30 26 having a tendency to...
enterogastrones 23 19 ENTEROGASTRONE, a ho...
erroneousnesses 22 18 ERRONEOUSNESS, ERRON...
exponentiations 30 28 EXPONENTIATION, the...
gluconeogeneses 28 26 GLUCONEOGENESIS, the...
gluconeogenesis 29 26 the conversion of no...
glyconeogeneses 34 27 GLYCONEOGENESIS, the...
glyconeogenesis 35 27 the conversion of no...
hydrocortisones 36 24 HYDROCORTISONE, a gl...
impassionedness 27 24 the state of being i...
intraperitoneal 26 21 existing within or a...
malpractitioner 32 26 one who engages in o...
microcomponents 34 32 MICROCOMPONENT, a ve...
misproportioned 30 26 MISPROPORTION, to pr...
morphophonemics 38 35 linguistic structure...
noncommissioned 28 28 not commissioned [n]
nonelectrolytes 34 24 NONELECTROLYTE, a su...
nonencapsulated 28 27 not encapsulated [ad...
nonenforcements 27 28 NONENFORCEMENT, some...
nonequilibriums 38 35 NONEQUILIBRIUM, lack...
nonequivalences 36 36 NONEQUIVALENCE, some...
nonexperimental 32 32 not experimental [ad...
nonexploitation 31 29 not exploitation [ad...
nonexploitative 34 32 not exploitative, al...
norethisterones 25 19 NORETHISTERONE, a mo...
oneirocriticism 33 25 dream interpretation...
oxyphenbutazone 44 44 a phenylbutazone der...
pentobarbitones 29 26 PENTOBARBITONE, a ba...
phenobarbitones 31 28 PHENOBARBITONE, a se...
phenylbutazones 40 38 PHENYLBUTAZONE, a dr...
phonemicisation 32 28 the process of phone...
phonemicization 35 37 the process of phone...
phoneticisation 31 25 the process of phone...
phoneticization 34 34 the process of phone...
pneumonectomies 30 30 PNEUMONECTOMY, the s...
probationership 33 27 the state of being a...
psychoneurotics 42 30 PSYCHONEUROTIC, one...
quinalbarbitone 37 34 an anaesthetic and s...
radiotelephoned 28 24 RADIOTELEPHONE, to t...
radiotelephones 28 23 RADIOTELEPHONE [n]
remonetisations 24 20 REMONETISATION, the...
remonetizations 27 29 REMONETIZATION, the...
retroperitoneal 26 20 situated behind the...
spironolactones 29 24 SPIRONOLACTONE, a sy...
stonelessnesses 24 18 STONELESSNESS, the s...
subcommissioned 33 30 SUBCOMMISSION, to gi...
subcommissioner 33 29 a subordinate commis...
sulfinpyrazones 39 36 SULFINPYRAZONE, a ur...
sulphinpyrazone 41 38 a drug used to treat...
ultramarathoner 28 23 one who runs an ultr...
videotelephones 30 27 VIDEOTELEPHONE, a te...
woebegonenesses 27 25 WOEBEGONENESS, the s...