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abominated
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ABOMINATE, to loathe...
aboveboard
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in a straightforward...
abstracted
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ABSTRACT, to draw aw...
abstricted
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ABSTRICT, to set fre...
accidented
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19
uneven, varied [adj]
acclimated
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ACCLIMATE, (US) to h...
accouraged
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ACCOURAGE, (Spenser)...
accoutered
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ACCOUTER, (US) to dr...
accredited
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18
ACCREDIT, to accept...
accustomed
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ACCUSTOM, to make fa...
acetanilid
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a white crystalline...
acetylated
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ACETYLATE, to introd...
aciculated
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marked as if with ne...
acidulated
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ACIDULATE, to make a...
acquainted
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ACQUAINT, to cause t...
acquiesced
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ACQUIESCE, to agree,...
actualised
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16
ACTUALISE, to make a...
actualized
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ACTUALIZE, to make a...
acuminated
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19
ACUMINATE, to sharpe...
addlepated
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muddleheaded [adj]
admeasured
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ADMEASURE, to measur...
admonished
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ADMONISH, to reprove...
adumbrated
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ADUMBRATE, to foresh...
advantaged
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ADVANTAGE, to confer...
adventured
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ADVENTURE, to risk,...
advertised
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ADVERTISE, to draw a...
advertized
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ADVERTIZE, to draw a...
aerobraked
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AEROBRAKE, to use a...
aestivated
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AESTIVATE, to pass t...
affiliated
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AFFILIATE, to adopt...
afforested
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AFFOREST, to cover w...
affricated
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AFFRICATE, to sound...
affrighted
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21
AFFRIGHT, to frighte...
afterguard
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17
a sailor or group of...
afterworld
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18
a future world [n -S...
aggravated
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19
AGGRAVATE, to make w...
aggregated
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17
AGGREGATE, to cause...
airbrushed
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17
AIRBRUSH, to apply a...
airbursted
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15
AIRBURST, to explode...
airdropped
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18
AIRDROP, to drop fro...
airproofed
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17
AIRPROOF, to make im...
albuminoid
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an old name for prot...
alchemised
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ALCHEMISE, to change...
alchemized
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ALCHEMIZE, to change...
alkalified
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20
ALKALIFY, to convert...
alleviated
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ALLEVIATE, to lighte...
allhallond
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as in allhallond sum...
allowanced
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ALLOWANCE, to make a...
alphabeted
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ALPHABET, to alphabe...
altercated
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ALTERCATE, to disput...
alternated
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ALTERNATE, to cause...
aluminised
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ALUMINISE, to treat...
aluminized
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ALUMINIZE, to treat...
ambitioned
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AMBITION, to seek wi...
ambuscaded
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AMBUSCADE, (French)...
amianthoid
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of or like amianthus...
ammoniated
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AMMONIATE [v]
ammonified
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AMMONIFY, to treat w...
amphiploid
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having at least one...
amygdaloid
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an igneous rock in w...
anagrammed
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ANAGRAM, to transpos...
analogised
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15
ANALOGISE, to make a...
analogized
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ANALOGIZE, to make a...
anarchised
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17
ANARCHISE, to reduce...
anarchized
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ANARCHIZE, to reduce...
anatomised
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ANATOMISE, to dissec...
anatomized
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ANATOMIZE, to dissec...
ancestored
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ANCESTOR, to be an a...
anchylosed
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ANCHYLOSE, of bones,...
anglicised
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18
ANGLICISE, to make E...
anglicized
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ANGLICIZE, to make E...
anhungered
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(archaic) hungry, al...
animalised
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16
ANIMALISE, to endow...
animalized
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ANIMALIZE, to endow...
annualised
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ANNUALISE, to conver...
annualized
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ANNUALIZE, to conver...
anonymised
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18
ANONYMISE, to make a...
anonymized
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ANONYMIZE, to make a...
anteverted
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ANTEVERT, to displac...
anthracoid
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resembling anthrax;...
anthropoid
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any of a suborder of...
antiquated
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ANTIQUATE, to make a...
anucleated
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without a nucleus, a...
apocopated
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APOCOPATE, to cut of...
apologised
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APOLOGISE, to expres...
apologized
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APOLOGIZE, to expres...
apparelled
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APPAREL, to dress [v...
approached
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APPROACH, to come ne...
approbated
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APPROBATE, to approv...
aquafarmed
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AQUAFARM, to cultiva...
aquaplaned
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AQUAPLANE, to skim a...
aquatinted
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AQUATINT, to etch us...
arabesqued
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ornamented in the st...
arabicised
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ARABICISE, to make A...
arabicized
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ARABICIZE, to make A...
arbitraged
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ARBITRAGE, to exploi...
arbitrated
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ARBITRATE, to judge...
aromatised
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AROMATISE, to render...
aromatized
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AROMATIZE, to render...
aryballoid
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in the form of an ar...
arytaenoid
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one of a pair of car...
assegaaied
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ASSEGAAI, to kill or...
associated
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ASSOCIATE, to join,...
assoilzied
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ASSOILZIE, to absolv...
astarboard
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on or towards the st...
asteriated
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having starlike rays...
asterisked
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ASTERISK, to mark wi...
astonished
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ASTONISH, to amaze o...
attempered
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ATTEMPER, (archaic)...
attenuated
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ATTENUATE, to make t...
attorneyed
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ATTORNEY, (Shakespea...
attributed
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ATTRIBUTE, to ascrib...
audiotaped
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AUDIOTAPE, to record...
auditioned
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AUDITION, to give a...
auspicated
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AUSPICATE, to progno...
authorised
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AUTHORISE, to give a...
authorized
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AUTHORIZE, to give a...
autoclaved
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AUTOCLAVE, to heat i...
autodialed
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AUTODIAL, to dial a...
autoloaded
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AUTOLOAD, to load au...
avalanched
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AVALANCHE, to descen...
backburned
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BACKBURN, to set a f...
backcombed
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BACKCOMB, to comb ba...
backfilled
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BACKFILL, to refill...
backfitted
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BACKFIT, to modify l...
background
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to provide with back...
backhanded
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BACKHAND, to strike...
backhauled
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BACKHAUL, to return...
backlashed
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BACKLASH, to cause a...
backlisted
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BACKLIST, to include...
backloaded
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BACKLOAD, to load a...
backlogged
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BACKLOG, to accumula...
backpacked
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BACKPACK, to hike wi...
backspaced
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BACKSPACE, to move t...
backwashed
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BACKWASH, to affect...
backwinded
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BACKWIND, to deflect...
bacterioid
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a swollen bacterium...
bacterised
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BACTERISE, to treat...
bacterized
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BACTERIZE, to treat...
badmouthed
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BADMOUTH, to abuse [...
bakshished
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BAKSHISH, to give a...
baldheaded
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bald [adj]
balkanised
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BALKANISE, to divide...
balkanized
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BALKANIZE, to divide...
ballhawked
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BALLHAWK, to act as...
ballocksed
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BALLOCKS, to make a...
ballyhooed
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BALLYHOO, to promote...
balustered
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having balusters [ad...
bamboozled
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BAMBOOZLE, to deceiv...
bandolined
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BANDOLINE, to apply...
banistered
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having a banister [a...
bankrolled
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BANKROLL, to provide...
bankrupted
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BANKRUPT, to make in...
barbarised
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BARBARISE, to reduce...
barbarized
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BARBARIZE, to reduce...
barebacked
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BAREBACK, to have un...
barefooted
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without footwear, al...
barehanded
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BAREHAND, to field t...
bareheaded
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having the head unco...
barelegged
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having the legs bare...
bargeboard
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a board projecting f...
barrelhead
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the flat end of a ba...
barricaded
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BARRICADE, (French)...
bartizaned
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having a bartizan [a...
bastinaded
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BASTINADE, (French)...
bayonetted
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BAYONET, to stab wit...
beadlehood
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the office of beadle...
bearhugged
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BEARHUG, to embrace...
beautified
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BEAUTIFY, to make be...
becarpeted
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BECARPET, to cover w...
beclamored
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BECLAMOR, to beset w...
becowarded
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BECOWARD, to accuse...
becudgeled
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BECUDGEL, to beat wi...
bedarkened
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BEDARKEN, to make da...
bedeafened
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BEDEAFEN, to make de...
bedevilled
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BEDEVIL, to plague,...
bediapered
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BEDIAPER, to put a n...
bedraggled
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BEDRAGGLE, to soil b...
bedrenched
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BEDRENCH, to wet tho...
bedriveled
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BEDRIVEL, to cover w...
beeswinged
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of wine, so old as t...
beetlehead
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a heavy stupid perso...
befingered
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BEFINGER, to touch a...
beflowered
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BEFLOWER, to cover w...
beforehand
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before a particular...
befortuned
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BEFORTUNE, (Shakespe...
befriended
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BEFRIEND, to act as...
beggarhood
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the state of being a...
beggarweed
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any of various plant...
beglamored
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BEGLAMOR, to dazzle...
behappened
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BEHAPPEN, (Spenser)...
behindhand
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being in arrears [ad...
bejesuited
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BEJESUIT, to initiat...
bejewelled
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BEJEWEL, to adorn wi...
beknighted
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BEKNIGHT, to raise t...
belaboured
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BELABOUR, to buffet,...
beliquored
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BELIQUOR, to soak wi...
bellyached
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BELLYACHE, to moan,...
bemaddened
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BEMADDEN, to make ma...
bemedalled
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BEMEDAL, (archaic) t...
bemurmured
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BEMURMUR, to murmur...
benefacted
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BENEFACT, to confer...
benefitted
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BENEFIT, to obtain a...
bepeppered
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BEPEPPER, to hit har...
bepestered
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BEPESTER, (archaic)...
bepowdered
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BEPOWDER, to powder...
bequeathed
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BEQUEATH, to leave b...
berascaled
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BERASCAL, to accuse...
beribboned
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adorned with ribbons...
bescorched
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BESCORCH, to scorch...
bescrawled
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BESCRAWL, to cover w...
bescreened
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BESCREEN, to cover w...
beshadowed
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BESHADOW, to cast a...
beshivered
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BESHIVER, to break i...
beshrouded
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BESHROUD, to cover w...
beslavered
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BESLAVER, to slobber...
besmirched
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BESMIRCH, to soil, m...
besmoothed
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BESMOOTH, to make sm...
besmutched
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BESMUTCH, (archaic)...
bespangled
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BESPANGLE, to adorn...
bespeckled
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BESPECKLE, to mark w...
bestreaked
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BESTREAK, to overspr...
betattered
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BETATTER, to tatter...
bethralled
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BETHRALL, (Spenser)...
bethwacked
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BETHWACK, to thrash...
beweltered
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(archaic) in a welte...
bewildered
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BEWILDER, to confuse...
bicoloured
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having two colours,...
bidentated
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having two teeth or...
bifurcated
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BIFURCATE, to fork [...
bighearted
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generous, charitable...
bigmouthed
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having a large mouth...
bioassayed
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BIOASSAY, to test th...
biofuelled
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running on biofuel,...
biographed
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BIOGRAPH, to write a...
birddogged
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BIRDDOG, to follow c...
bishopbird
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a genus of African w...
bishopweed
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22
goutweed [n -S]
bitterweed
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any of various plant...
bitterwood
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17
a West Indian tree f...
bivouacked
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BIVOUAC, to spend th...
blackboard
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a hard smooth usuall...
blackfaced
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of sheep, having a b...
blackguard
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a scoundrel [n -S] /...
blandished
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BLANDISH, to coax an...
blasphemed
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BLASPHEME, to speak...
blindsided
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BLINDSIDE, to hit un...
blizzarded
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BLIZZARD, to rage li...
blockboard
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25
plywood board made o...
bloodhound
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a large breed of hou...
bludgeoned
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BLUDGEON, to hit wit...
boatlifted
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BOATLIFT, to transpo...
bobblehead
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a type of collectibl...
bobsledded
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BOBSLED, to ride on...
bodysurfed
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BODYSURF, to ride a...
bollocksed
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BOLLOCKS, to make a...
bombilated
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BOMBILATE, to buzz,...
bombinated
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BOMBINATE, to buzz,...
boneheaded
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stupid [adj]
boogalooed
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BOOGALOO, to dance t...
bookmarked
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BOOKMARK, to place a...
bootlegged
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BOOTLEG, to smuggle...
bootlicked
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BOOTLICK, to toady [...
boozehound
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(colloquial) an alco...
borderland
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territory at or near...
bottomland
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19
(US) alluvial deposi...
bourgeoned
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BOURGEON, (obsolete)...
brachiated
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BRACHIATE, to progre...
brachiopod
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a bivalve marine inv...
brainchild
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a product of one's c...
brandished
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BRANDISH, to move or...
brassbound
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covered with brass e...
brattished
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BRATTISH, to provide...
brazilwood
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a red tropical wood...
breadboard
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18
to make an experimen...
breastfeed
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to feed with the bre...
brecciated
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BRECCIATE, to break...
brickfield
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a brickyard [n -S]
bridesmaid
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a woman who is an at...
bridgehead
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19
a fortification prot...
brightened
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BRIGHTEN, to make br...
briquetted
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BRIQUETTE, to form i...
broadsided
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BROADSIDE, to delive...
broadsword
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a large heavy sword...
brominated
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BROMINATE, to treat...
bronzified
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BRONZIFY, to make br...
brownfield
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a site that has prev...
brownnosed
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19
BROWNNOSE, to act sy...
brutalised
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BRUTALISE, to make b...
brutalized
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BRUTALIZE, to make b...
bubblehead
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a flighty, frivolous...
bufflehead
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24
one who has a large...
bulldogged
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BULLDOG, to wrestle...
bulletined
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18
BULLETIN, to make kn...
bulletwood
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20
the wood of a tropic...
bullheaded
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having a head like t...
bullnecked
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having a thick neck...
bumfuzzled
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BUMFUZZLE, to confus...
burlesqued
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BURLESQUE, to make a...
bushwalked
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BUSHWALK, to walk or...
busticated
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18
BUSTICATE, (colloqui...
busybodied
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BUSYBODY [v]
butterweed
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an annual composite...
buttonheld
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BUTTONHOLD, to detai...
buttonhold
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to detain in talk, a...
buttonwood
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the American plane t...
buttressed
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BUTTRESS, to prop up...
cakewalked
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CAKEWALK, to step st...
calcimined
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CALCIMINE, to whitew...
calculated
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CALCULATE, to count...
calendared
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CALENDAR, to schedul...
calendered
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17
CALENDER, to smooth...
calibrated
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CALIBRATE, to determ...
callipered
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CALLIPER, to measure...
camelopard
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(obsolete) a giraffe...
campaigned
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CAMPAIGN, to conduct...
campground
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the area or place (a...
cancerated
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CANCERATE, to grow i...
candlewood
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the wood of various...
canistered
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CANISTER, to put in...
cannonaded
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CANNONADE, to attack...
cannulated
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CANNULATE, to insert...
canticoyed
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20
CANTICOY, to dance a...
cantonised
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CANTONISE, to divide...
cantonized
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CANTONIZE, to divide...
capsulated
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19
contained in or made...
capsulised
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CAPSULISE, to conden...
capsulized
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CAPSULIZE, to conden...
captivated
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CAPTIVATE, to charm,...
caracolled
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CARACOL, to perform...
caramboled
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21
CARAMBOLE, (French)...
caramelled
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CARAMEL [v]
caravanned
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CARAVAN, to travel i...
carbolated
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containing carbolic...
carbolised
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CARBOLISE, to treat...
carbolized
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CARBOLIZE, to treat...
carbonated
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18
CARBONATE, to combin...
carbonised
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CARBONISE, to turn i...
carbonized
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CARBONIZE, to turn i...
carbuncled
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having carbuncles [a...
carburated
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18
CARBURATE, to combin...
carbureted
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18
CARBURET, to combine...
carburised
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18
CARBURISE, to combin...
carburized
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CARBURIZE, to combin...
cardiganed
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18
wearing a cardigan [...
carfuffled
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25
CARFUFFLE, to make a...
carilloned
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17
CARILLON, to play a...
carnalised
20
16
CARNALISE, to sensua...
carnalized
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25
CARNALIZE, to sensua...
caromelled
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19
CAROMEL, to coat wit...
carotenoid
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any of a group of pi...
carotinoid
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15
any of a group of pi...
carpetweed
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20
a North American mat...
cartelised
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CARTELISE, to make i...
cartelized
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CARTELIZE, to make i...
casemented
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18
having casements [ad...
casinghead
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19
in mineral extractio...
casseroled
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15
CASSEROLE, to make a...
castigated
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16
CASTIGATE, to scold,...
casualised
21
16
CASUALISE, to turn (...
casualized
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25
CASUALIZE, to turn (...
catalogued
21
18
CATALOGUE, to make a...
catapulted
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19
CATAPULT, to hurl th...
catechised
25
19
CATECHISE, to instru...
catechized
28
28
CATECHIZE, to instru...
catharised
22
16
CATHARISE, to render...
catharized
25
25
CATHARIZE, to render...
causewayed
28
20
CAUSEWAY, to build a...
cauterised
20
15
CAUTERISE, to burn o...
cauterized
23
24
CAUTERIZE, to burn o...
cavalcaded
25
23
CAVALCADE, to ride i...
cavaliered
22
19
CAVALIER, to behave...
celebrated
22
18
CELEBRATE, to mark b...
cellulated
23
18
cellular [adj]
centerfold
22
19
the centre pages of...
centrefold
22
19
the centre pages of...
cephalopod
26
23
any marine mollusc o...
ceratopsid
22
17
a bird-hipped, plant...
cerebrated
21
17
CEREBRATE, to engage...
chagrinned
22
20
CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chainsawed
24
20
CHAINSAW, to cut wit...
chairbound
24
21
confined to a chair...
chairmaned
22
20
CHAIRMAN, to act as...
chalkboard
26
24
a blackboard [n -S]
challenged
24
21
CHALLENGE, to summon...
championed
24
23
CHAMPION, to defend...
chandelled
23
20
CHANDELLE, to perfor...
channelled
22
20
CHANNEL, to direct a...
chaperoned
22
20
CHAPERON, to accompa...
charcoaled
25
20
CHARCOAL, to draw or...
chargehand
24
21
a foreman [n -S]
chaudfroid
25
21
a jellied sauce, or...
checkmated
27
26
CHECKMATE, in chess,...
checkrowed
29
26
CHECKROW, to plant i...
cheesewood
23
19
the yellow wood of v...
chessboard
24
19
a checkerboard used...
chinwagged
27
24
CHINWAG, to chat [v]
chironomid
23
20
a member of a large...
chountered
21
18
CHOUNTER, to mutter,...
christened
22
17
CHRISTEN, to baptise...
chromatoid
23
19
relating to chromati...
chronicled
26
21
CHRONICLE, to record...
churchward
32
25
in the direction of...
churchyard
35
24
a yard that belongs...
cicadellid
26
20
any of a genus of in...
cicatrised
24
17
CICATRISE, to form a...
cicatrized
27
26
CICATRIZE, to form a...
cingulated
22
19
having a girdle, als...
circulated
25
19
CIRCULATE, to go rou...
clangoured
21
19
CLANGOUR, to clang l...
clarichord
27
20
an old keyboard stri...
classified
24
18
a section of a newsp...
clavichord
29
24
an old keyboard stri...
clearcoled
24
19
CLEARCOLE, to coat w...
climatised
23
18
CLIMATISE, to acclim...
climatized
26
27
CLIMATIZE, to acclim...
cliticised
26
18
CLITICISE, to pronou...
cliticized
29
27
CLITICIZE, to pronou...
cloistered
21
15
CLOISTER, to seclude...
clothbound
25
22
bound with cloth e.g...
clubfooted
25
22
having a clubfoot [a...
clubhauled
27
23
CLUBHAUL, to force a...
coadmitted
21
18
COADMIT, to admit se...
coadunated
18
17
COADUNATE, to unite,...
coagulated
21
18
COAGULATE, to curdle...
coanchored
23
20
COANCHOR, to present...
coappeared
22
20
COAPPEAR, to appear...
coarctated
22
17
COARCTATE, to press...
coassisted
20
14
COASSIST, to assist...
coastguard
21
17
an organization with...
coattended
18
16
COATTEND, to attend...
coattested
19
14
COATTEST, to attest...
coauthored
21
17
COAUTHOR, to write t...
cocainised
22
18
COCAINISE, to anaest...
cocainized
25
27
COCAINIZE, to anaest...
cochleated
25
20
having the form of a...
cockbilled
29
26
COCKBILL, to raise t...
cocknified
26
25
COCKNIFY, to make (a...
cocktailed
25
22
COCKTAIL, to dock a...
cocultured
25
20
COCULTURE, to grow (...
codesigned
20
18
CODESIGN, to design...
codirected
23
18
CODIRECT, to direct...
coembodied
22
21
COEMBODY, to embody...
coemployed
29
23
COEMPLOY, to employ...
coenamored
18
18
COENAMOR, to inflame...
coextended
24
23
COEXTEND, to extend...
cofeatured
21
18
COFEATURE, to featur...
cofinanced
23
22
COFINANCE, to financ...
coinfected
24
21
COINFECT, to infect...
coinferred
21
18
COINFER, to infer jo...
cointerred
19
15
COINTER, to bury tog...
coinvented
20
20
COINVENT, to invent...
coldcocked
28
26
COLDCOCK, to knock u...
collarstud
23
17
a stud for fastening...
colleagued
22
19
COLLEAGUE, (obsolete...
colligated
23
18
COLLIGATE, to tie or...
collimated
23
19
COLLIMATE, to make p...
collocated
24
19
COLLOCATE, to place...
colloquied
30
26
COLLOQUY, to hold a...
colonnaded
18
18
having a colonnade [...
colorbreed
22
18
to breed plants or a...
colourbred
23
19
COLOURBREED, to bree...
colourised
21
16
COLOURISE, to add co...
colourized
24
25
COLOURIZE, to add co...
columnated
21
20
having columns, also...
comminated
21
21
COMMINATE, to threat...
commingled
24
24
COMMINGLE, to mix to...
comminuted
22
22
COMMINUTE, to crush,...
commonhold
24
24
a freehold held in c...
communised
22
22
COMMUNISE, to make c...
communized
25
31
COMMUNIZE, to make c...
commutated
22
21
COMMUTATE, to change...
complained
23
22
COMPLAIN, to express...
compleated
23
21
COMPLEAT, (archaic)...
complected
27
24
COMPLECT, to weave t...
complished
27
23
COMPLISH, to accompl...
complotted
24
21
COMPLOT, to conspire...
composited
23
20
COMPOSITE, to comple...
compounded
22
23
COMPOUND, to add to...
comprehend
24
23
to grasp the meaning...
compressed
23
20
COMPRESS, to compact...
comprinted
23
21
COMPRINT, to share i...
concentred
21
19
CONCENTRE, to have a...
concreated
21
18
CONCREATE, (archaic)...
condescend
21
20
to descend to a less...
condiddled
21
19
CONDIDDLE, (Scott) t...
confervoid
23
22
relating the conferv...
configured
23
21
CONFIGURE, to set up...
confirmand
22
22
a candidate for reli...
conflicted
26
22
CONFLICT, to be in o...
confounded
20
21
CONFOUND, to confuse...
confronted
20
19
CONFRONT, to face de...
congreeted
19
17
CONGREET, (archaic)...
congressed
20
17
CONGRESS, to assembl...
conjugated
22
27
CONJUGATE, to give t...
connotated
17
16
CONNOTATE, to connot...
conscribed
25
21
CONSCRIBE, to enroll...
considered
19
16
CONSIDER, to think a...
consolated
19
16
CONSOLATE, (Shakespe...
contangoed
18
18
CONTANGO [v]
contraband
20
19
illegal or prohibite...
contracted
22
18
CONTRACT, to decreas...
contraried
19
15
CONTRARY, to oppose,...
contrasted
19
15
CONTRAST, to place i...
contristed
20
15
CONTRIST, (obsolete)...
controlled
21
17
CONTROL, to exercise...
controuled
20
17
CONTROUL, to exercis...
convertend
20
20
in logic, the propos...
convocated
23
22
CONVOCATE, to convok...
convoluted
22
21
CONVOLUTE, to twist,...
coolheaded
21
18
not easily excited [...
coomceiled
24
21
said of an attic roo...
cooperated
20
17
COOPERATE, to work t...
coparented
20
18
COPARENT, to share t...
copperhead
25
22
a venomous American...
coproduced
25
22
COPRODUCE, to produc...
copurified
25
21
COPURIFY, to become...
copycatted
31
22
COPYCAT, to imitate...
copyedited
28
20
COPYEDIT, to prepare...
copylefted
31
23
COPYLEFT, to publish...
corduroyed
26
18
CORDUROY, to build a...
coredeemed
19
18
COREDEEM, to redeem...
corivalled
24
20
CORIVAL, to rival [v...
correlated
20
15
CORRELATE, to be rel...
correspond
21
18
to be in conformity...
corrugated
21
17
CORRUGATE, to wrinkl...
corticated
23
17
having a special out...
coruscated
23
18
CORUSCATE, to sparkl...
coscripted
26
20
COSCRIPT, to collabo...
cosmolined
21
19
COSMOLINE, to smear...
cottonseed
18
15
the seed of the cott...
cottonweed
21
18
a cottony seaside co...
cottonwood
21
18
an American tree of...
counselled
21
18
COUNSEL, to advise [...
counterbid
22
19
a bid made in opposi...
courtesied
20
15
COURTESY, to curtsey...
cousinhood
21
18
the state or conditi...
covenanted
19
20
COVENANT, to enter i...
coveralled
23
20
wearing a coverall [...
coxswained
28
25
COXSWAIN, to steer a...
crawfished
28
22
CRAWFISH, to retreat...
crenelated
19
16
CRENELATE, (US) to p...
crenulated
20
17
minutely crenate, al...
crepitated
22
17
CREPITATE, to crackl...
crescented
22
18
having the shape of...
cretinised
20
15
CRETINISE, to make i...
cretinized
23
24
CRETINIZE, to make i...
criminated
21
18
CRIMINATE, to accuse...
crinolined
20
17
wearing a crinoline...
crispbread
25
20
a brittle, unsweeten...
criticised
25
17
CRITICISE, to censur...
criticized
28
26
CRITICIZE, to censur...
crossbreed
22
17
to hybridize [v CROS...
crossfield
24
18
of a football pass,...
crotcheted
25
19
having crotchets, wh...
crowbarred
25
20
CROWBAR, to use a st...
cucullated
26
21
hooded; hood-shaped,...
culminated
22
20
CULMINATE, to climax...
cultivated
24
20
CULTIVATE, to till o...
cumberbund
26
26
(Hindi) a waistband,...
cummerbund
25
26
(Hindi) a waistband,...
cupboarded
24
22
CUPBOARD, to store [...
curfuffled
29
26
CURFUFFLE, to make a...
cuspidated
23
19
shaped like a cuspid...
customised
22
18
CUSTOMISE, to adapt...
customized
25
27
CUSTOMIZE, to adapt...
cybernated
27
20
CYBERNATE, to contro...
cylindered
27
19
CYLINDER, to provide...
cylindroid
28
19
a body like a cyclin...
cynghanedd
28
23
a technique in Welsh...
damascened
19
19
DAMASCENE, to decora...
damaskined
18
20
DAMASKIN, to decorat...
darraigned
17
15
DARRAIGN, to justify...
daydreamed
23
18
DAYDREAM, to fantasi...
daylighted
28
19
DAYLIGHT, to illumin...
deaconhood
19
18
the office of deacon...
deadheaded
17
16
DEADHEAD, to remove...
deadlifted
20
17
DEADLIFT, to lift wi...
deadlocked
21
21
DEADLOCK, to come to...
deadpanned
16
18
DEADPAN, to act with...
deaminated
16
16
DEAMINATE, to remove...
deaminised
17
16
DEAMINISE, to remove...
deaminized
20
25
DEAMINIZE, to remove...
debentured
18
17
entitled to drawback...
decantated
18
16
DECANTATE, (obsolete...
decaudated
19
17
DECAUDATE, to cut of...
decentered
18
16
DECENTER, to put out...
deciphered
24
20
DECIPHER, to interpr...
decisioned
19
16
DECISION, to win a b...
declutched
27
22
DECLUTCH, to release...
decollated
21
17
DECOLLATE, to behead...
decoloured
20
17
DECOLOUR, to deprive...
decomposed
22
21
DECOMPOSE, to fall t...
decompound
22
23
to decompose, decay...
decoupaged
22
21
DECOUPAGE, to apply...
decussated
20
16
DECUSSATE, to divide...
defaecated
20
18
DEFAECATE, to void e...
defalcated
22
19
DEFALCATE, to embezz...
defeatured
18
16
DEFEATURE, (archaic)...
deflorated
19
16
DEFLORATE, to deflow...
deflowered
22
19
DEFLOWER, to deprive...
defocussed
22
19
DEFOCUS, to cause to...
defoliated
19
16
DEFOLIATE, to remove...
deforested
18
15
DEFOREST, to remove...
defriended
18
17
DEFRIEND, to remove...
degendered
16
16
DEGENDER, (Spenser)...
degustated
18
15
DEGUSTATE, to taste,...
dehydrated
25
17
DEHYDRATE, to dry ou...
delectated
20
16
DELECTATE, to deligh...
delineated
16
14
DELINEATE, to mark o...
delphinoid
22
19
a member of the genu...
delustered
18
14
DELUSTER, to lessen...
demagogued
19
20
DEMAGOGUE, to act in...
demarcated
20
18
DEMARCATE, to mark t...
demarketed
18
19
DEMARKET, to discour...
dementated
16
16
DEMENTATE, (archaic)...
demergered
18
17
DEMERGER, to remove...
demolished
21
18
DEMOLISH, to destroy...
denazified
21
25
DENAZIFY, to rid of...
denervated
17
17
DENERVATE, to depriv...
denigrated
17
15
DENIGRATE, to blacke...
denitrated
16
13
DENITRATE, to free f...
deodorised
16
13
DEODORISE, to take t...
deodorized
19
22
DEODORIZE, to take t...
deoxidated
22
20
DEOXIDATE, to deoxid...
deoxidised
23
20
DEOXIDISE, to remove...
deoxidized
26
29
DEOXIDIZE, to remove...
depastured
19
16
DEPASTURE, to graze...
depeincted
21
19
DEPEINCT, (Spenser)...
depictured
23
19
DEPICTURE, (archaic)...
depolished
22
18
DEPOLISH, to remove...
deprecated
21
18
DEPRECATE, to regret...
depredated
18
16
DEPREDATE, to plunde...
derationed
15
13
DERATION, to free fr...
deschooled
22
18
DESCHOOL, to educate...
desecrated
19
15
DESECRATE, to make n...
deselected
20
16
DESELECT, to dismiss...
desiccated
23
18
DESICCATE, to remove...
designated
17
15
DESIGNATE, to mark o...
desilvered
20
17
DESILVER, to remove...
despatched
24
20
DESPATCH, to deal wi...
despumated
20
19
DESPUMATE, to throw...
destinated
16
13
DESTINATE, (obsolete...
destituted
18
13
DESTITUTE, to forsak...
destreamed
17
15
DESTREAM, to reverse...
destressed
17
12
DESTRESS, to remove...
destructed
21
16
DESTRUCT, to destroy...
desulfured
21
18
DESULFUR, to free fr...
detasseled
17
13
DETASSEL, to remove...
determined
17
16
DETERMINE, to put te...
dethatched
24
19
DETHATCH, to remove...
detoxified
25
22
DETOXIFY, to remove...
deuterated
16
13
DEUTERATE, to add de...
devaluated
19
18
DEVALUATE, to devalu...
devastated
18
16
DEVASTATE, to lay wa...
diabolised
20
16
DIABOLISE, to conver...
diabolized
23
25
DIABOLIZE, to conver...
diagrammed
20
20
DIAGRAM, to illustra...
diallagoid
20
16
of or like diallage,...
dialogised
19
15
DIALOGISE, to discou...
dialogized
22
24
DIALOGIZE, to discou...
diazotised
20
21
DIAZOTISE, to conver...
diazotized
23
30
DIAZOTIZE, to conver...
dickeybird
31
24
a false shirtfront,...
dieselised
18
13
DIESELISE, to equip...
dieselized
21
22
DIESELIZE, to equip...
diffracted
25
21
DIFFRACT, to separat...
dimidiated
19
16
DIMIDIATE, to divide...
diminished
21
18
DIMINISH, to lessen...
dingdonged
18
19
DINGDONG, to have a...
diplomated
21
19
DIPLOMATE, to invest...
disadorned
16
14
DISADORN, to deprive...
disallowed
22
17
DISALLOW, to refuse...
disannexed
21
21
DISANNEX, to disunit...
disapplied
23
19
DISAPPLY, to make a...
disarrayed
23
14
DISARRAY, to throw i...
disattired
18
12
DISATTIRE, (Spenser)...
disattuned
17
14
DISATTUNE, to put ou...
disbenched
24
21
DISBENCH, to drive f...
disbosomed
20
18
DISBOSOM, to make kn...
disboweled
23
19
DISBOWEL, to remove...
discandied
20
17
DISCANDY, (Shakespea...
discharged
24
19
DISCHARGE, to free f...
dischuffed
28
24
(colloquial) not ple...
disclaimed
23
19
DISCLAIM, to renounc...
discolored
21
16
DISCOLOR, to alter t...
discommend
22
22
to mention with disa...
discounted
20
17
DISCOUNT, to reduce...
discoursed
21
16
DISCOURSE, to talk o...
discovered
22
19
DISCOVER, to find ou...
discrowned
23
19
DISCROWN, to deprive...
disenabled
19
17
DISENABLE, to disabl...
disendowed
19
17
DISENDOW, to deprive...
disengaged
18
17
DISENGAGE, to separa...
disfavored
21
19
DISFAVOR, to regard...
disfigured
22
18
DISFIGURE, to spoil...
disfleshed
23
18
DISFLESH, (archaic)...
disfrocked
24
22
DISFROCK, to deprive...
dishabited
22
17
DISHABIT, (Shakespea...
disherited
20
14
DISHERIT, to deprive...
disheveled
22
19
DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishoarded
19
15
DISHOARD, to put pre...
dishonored
18
15
DISHONOR, (US) to de...
disilluded
21
16
DISILLUDE, to free f...
disimmured
21
19
DISIMMURE, to libera...
disinhumed
21
19
DISINHUME, to disint...
disinvited
20
17
DISINVITE, to withdr...
disjointed
19
22
DISJOINT, to put out...
dislikened
19
18
DISLIKEN, (Shakespea...
dislocated
21
16
DISLOCATE, to put ou...
disloigned
19
16
DISLOIGN, (Spenser)...
dislustred
20
14
DISLUSTRE, (archaic)...
dismantled
19
17
DISMANTLE, to take t...
dismounted
18
17
DISMOUNT, to get dow...
disnatured
17
14
DISNATURE, to cause...
disobliged
22
18
DISOBLIGE, to slight...
disordered
17
13
DISORDER, to disarra...
disparaged
20
17
DISPARAGE, to belitt...
dispatched
25
20
DISPATCH, to send of...
dispeopled
22
19
DISPEOPLE, to depopu...
dispersoid
20
15
a substance in a sta...
dispirited
21
15
DISPIRIT, to lower i...
displanted
20
17
DISPLANT, to uproot;...
displeased
20
16
DISPLEASE, to offend...
dispraised
20
15
DISPRAISE, to censur...
disprinced
23
19
(Tennyson) deprived...
disprooved
21
19
DISPROOVE, (Spenser)...
disquieted
26
22
DISQUIET, to deprive...
disrelated
18
13
not related [adj]
dissembled
22
19
DISSEMBLE, to hide t...
dissevered
19
16
DISSEVER, to sever,...
dissipated
20
15
DISSIPATE, to scatte...
disthroned
19
15
DISTHRONE, to remove...
distilland
20
15
that which is to be,...
distracted
21
15
DISTRACT, to divert...
distrained
17
13
DISTRAIN, to seize a...
distressed
18
12
DISTRESS, to cause a...
districted
22
15
DISTRICT, to divide...
distrusted
19
13
DISTRUST, to have no...
disvouched
25
22
DISVOUCH, (Shakespea...
divebombed
24
25
DIVEBOMB, to drop bo...
divinified
22
20
DIVINIFY, to treat a...
divulgated
22
20
DIVULGATE, (archaic)...
doctorated
19
15
DOCTORATE, to take a...
documented
20
20
DOCUMENT, to support...
dogmatised
19
17
DOGMATISE, to assert...
dogmatized
22
26
DOGMATIZE, to assert...
dogsbodied
20
18
DOGSBODY, to do meni...
dogsledded
19
17
DOGSLED, to ride a s...
dogtrotted
18
14
DOGTROT, to move at...
dollarbird
22
17
a bird of the roller...
dollarised
19
14
DOLLARISE, to replac...
dollarized
22
23
DOLLARIZE, to replac...
domineered
16
16
DOMINEER, to be over...
dorsifixed
26
22
attached at or by th...
doughfaced
25
23
over-persuadable, es...
dovetailed
19
17
DOVETAIL, to fit tog...
downgraded
20
19
DOWNGRADE, to relega...
downlinked
21
22
DOWNLINK, to provide...
downloaded
19
18
DOWNLOAD, to transfe...
downlooked
20
21
(Dryden) downcast, g...
downplayed
28
22
DOWNPLAY, to underst...
downscaled
23
20
DOWNSCALE, to scale...
downturned
19
18
turned down [adj]
dragonhead
18
17
a labiate garden pla...
dragonised
17
15
DRAGONISE, to turn i...
dragonized
20
24
DRAGONIZE, to turn i...
drainboard
18
16
a sloping grooved bo...
dramatised
18
15
DRAMATISE, to adapt...
dramatized
21
24
DRAMATIZE, to adapt...
dreamworld
22
19
a world of illusion...
drearihead
18
14
(Spenser) affliction...
drearihood
18
14
(Spenser) affliction...
dressguard
19
15
(archaic) an arrange...
dropforged
22
20
DROPFORGE, to forge...
drowsihead
22
17
(Spenser) drowsiness...
duckshoved
26
26
DUCKSHOVE, (Australi...
duckwalked
27
28
DUCKWALK, to do a co...
dumfounded
20
22
DUMFOUND, to strike...
dummelhead
22
22
(dialect) a stupid p...
dunderhead
18
17
a dunce; a numskull;...
duplicated
24
20
DUPLICATE, to copy [...
dynamitard
24
18
(archaic) a user of...
earthbound
20
18
fast in or to the so...
easselward
20
15
(Scots) eastwards, a...
ecchymosed
32
24
affected by ecchymos...
economised
19
18
ECONOMISE, to make e...
economized
22
27
ECONOMIZE, to make e...
ecstasised
20
14
ECSTASISE, to be ecs...
ecstasized
23
23
ECSTASIZE, to be ecs...
eicosanoid
18
15
any of a class of co...
eisteddfod
19
16
(Welsh) an annual as...
ejaculated
22
25
EJACULATE, to exclai...
elaborated
18
15
ELABORATE, to produc...
electrised
21
15
ELECTRISE, to make e...
electrized
24
24
ELECTRIZE, to make e...
eliminated
18
16
ELIMINATE, to remove...
elucidated
21
17
ELUCIDATE, to make c...
elutriated
18
13
ELUTRIATE, to separa...
embittered
20
17
EMBITTER, to make bi...
emblazoned
22
28
EMBLAZON, to depict...
emblemised
22
21
EMBLEMISE, to repres...
emblemized
25
30
EMBLEMIZE, to repres...
emboldened
19
20
EMBOLDEN, to instil...
embordered
19
18
EMBORDER, to provide...
embowelled
24
22
EMBOWEL, to remove t...
embrangled
21
21
EMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
embrasured
20
18
having an embrasure,...
embreathed
21
19
EMBREATHE, (archaic)...
embrittled
22
18
EMBRITTLE, (archaic)...
embrocated
22
20
EMBROCATE, to moiste...
emolliated
19
16
EMOLLIATE, to soften...
empacketed
23
24
EMPACKET, to pack up...
empanelled
20
20
EMPANEL, to select a...
empathised
22
19
EMPATHISE, to enter...
empathized
25
28
EMPATHIZE, to enter...
empatroned
18
18
EMPATRON, (Shakespea...
emperished
22
19
EMPERISH, (Spenser)...
emphasised
22
19
EMPHASISE, to add em...
emphasized
25
28
EMPHASIZE, to add em...
empleached
25
23
EMPLEACH, to intertw...
empoisoned
18
18
EMPOISON, (archaic)...
empoldered
20
19
EMPOLDER, to reclaim...
emulsified
22
19
EMULSIFY, to convert...
encapsuled
22
20
ENCAPSULE, to encaps...
enciphered
23
20
ENCIPHER, to write i...
encoloured
19
17
ENCOLOUR, to colour...
encouraged
19
18
ENCOURAGE, to hearte...
encroached
23
20
ENCROACH, to intrude...
encumbered
22
22
ENCUMBER, to impede...
endangered
15
16
ENDANGER, to expose...
endeavored
16
17
ENDEAVOR, to strive...
enfestered
17
15
festered [adj]
enfettered
17
15
ENFETTER, to bind wi...
enflowered
21
19
ENFLOWER, to cover w...
enforested
17
15
ENFOREST, to turn in...
engendered
15
16
ENGENDER, to bring i...
engineered
15
15
ENGINEER, to arrange...
enhungered
18
18
ENHUNGER, to make hu...
enlargened
16
16
ENLARGEN, to make la...
enranckled
20
21
ENRANCKLE, (Spenser)...
enraptured
18
16
ENRAPTURE, to deligh...
enravished
20
18
ENRAVISH, to enraptu...
enscrolled
21
17
ENSCROLL, to write o...
ensheathed
19
16
ENSHEATH, to enclose...
enshielded
19
16
ENSHIELD, to defend,...
enshrouded
18
16
ENSHROUD, to cover u...
ensorceled
19
16
ENSORCEL, to bewitch...
entendered
14
14
ENTENDER, (obsolete)...
enthralled
20
16
ENTHRAL, to reduce t...
entrenched
20
18
ENTRENCH, to fix fir...
enucleated
19
17
ENUCLEATE, to bring...
enumerated
16
16
ENUMERATE, to count,...
enunciated
18
17
ENUNCIATE, to pronou...
envisioned
17
17
ENVISION, to visuali...
enwallowed
23
20
ENWALLOW, (Spenser)...
enwreathed
20
17
ENWREATH, to encircl...
epauletted
19
16
wearing epaulettes,...
epicurised
23
18
EPICURISE, (archaic)...
epicurized
26
27
EPICURIZE, (archaic)...
epicycloid
33
23
a curve traced by a...
epidermoid
20
18
like epidermis; pert...
epidotised
19
15
changed into epidote...
epidotized
22
24
changed into epidote...
epigraphed
24
21
EPIGRAPH, to mark wi...
epileptoid
22
18
resembling epilepsy;...
epilogised
21
17
EPILOGISE, to speak...
epilogized
24
26
EPILOGIZE, to speak...
epimerised
20
17
EPIMERISE, to make i...
epimerized
23
26
EPIMERIZE, to make a...
epitomised
20
17
EPITOMISE, to make a...
epitomized
23
26
EPITOMIZE, to make a...
epoxidised
25
22
EPOXIDISE, to conver...
epoxidized
28
31
EPOXIDIZE, to conver...
equipoised
27
24
EQUIPOISE, to provid...
eradicated
19
15
ERADICATE, to root o...
eroticised
20
14
EROTICISE, to render...
eroticized
23
23
EROTICIZE, to render...
escalloped
23
19
ESCALLOP, to bake in...
espaliered
19
15
ESPALIER, to train a...
esterified
19
14
ESTERIFY, to convert...
etherified
21
16
ETHERIFY, to convert...
eunuchised
22
19
EUNUCHISE, to make a...
eunuchized
25
28
EUNUCHIZE, to make a...
euphausiid
22
18
one of a genus of sh...
euphemised
22
20
EUPHEMISE, to speak...
euphemized
25
29
EUPHEMIZE, to speak...
euphonised
20
18
EUPHONISE, to make e...
euphonized
23
27
EUPHONIZE, to make e...
eurypterid
26
17
any of an order of l...
euthanased
17
15
EUTHANASE, to subjec...
euthanazed
20
24
EUTHANAZE, to subjec...
euthanised
18
15
EUTHANISE, to subjec...
euthanized
21
24
EUTHANIZE, to subjec...
evaginated
18
18
EVAGINATE, to turn i...
evaporated
19
18
EVAPORATE, to change...
evenhanded
18
20
fair, impartial [adj...
eventrated
17
16
EVENTRATE, to open t...
eventuated
17
17
EVENTUATE, to turn o...
excarnated
24
22
EXCARNATE, to depriv...
excoriated
25
21
EXCORIATE, to abrade...
exculpated
29
26
EXCULPATE, to free f...
exfoliated
25
22
EXFOLIATE, to separa...
exocytosed
31
23
EXOCYTOSE, to secret...
exonerated
20
19
EXONERATE, to clear...
exoticised
26
21
EXOTICISE, to regard...
exoticized
29
30
EXOTICIZE, to regard...
expatiated
24
21
EXPATIATE, to speak...
expertised
25
21
EXPERTISE, to give a...
expertized
28
30
EXPERTIZE, to give a...
expiscated
28
24
EXPISCATE, to learn...
explicated
29
25
EXPLICATE, to explai...
expurgated
26
24
EXPURGATE, to purify...
exsiccated
29
24
EXSICCATE, to dry up...
extenuated
21
20
EXTENUATE, to lessen...
extermined
23
22
EXTERMINE, (Shakespe...
extirpated
25
21
EXTIRPATE, to pull o...
extradited
23
19
EXTRADITE, to delive...
extraposed
24
21
EXTRAPOSE, to move a...
extricated
26
21
EXTRICATE, to free f...
exuberated
24
22
EXUBERATE, to be exu...
fabricated
24
20
FABRICATE, to manufa...
facebooked
23
24
FACEBOOK, to look fo...
facelifted
25
21
FACELIFT, to perform...
facsimiled
25
21
FACSIMILE, to make a...
factorised
22
17
FACTORISE, to reduce...
factorized
25
26
FACTORIZE, to reduce...
fairground
20
18
an area where outdoo...
falderaled
20
17
FALDERAL, to sing me...
fantasised
18
15
FANTASISE, to visual...
fantasized
21
24
FANTASIZE, to visual...
farewelled
23
19
FAREWELL, to say goo...
farsighted
23
18
seeing or able to se...
fascinated
21
18
FASCINATE, to intere...
fatbrained
20
18
(Shakespeare) stupid...
fatherhood
22
18
the state of being a...
fatherland
21
18
the native land or c...
featherbed
22
19
a mattress filled wi...
fecundated
21
20
FECUNDATE, to make f...
fernticled
23
19
(Scots) freckled, al...
ferrotyped
27
19
FERROTYPE, to take a...
fertigated
20
16
FERTIGATE, to fertil...
fertilised
21
15
FERTILISE, to make f...
fertilized
24
24
FERTILIZE, to make f...
festinated
18
15
FESTINATE, to hasten...
fetichised
25
19
FETICHISE, to make a...
fetichized
28
28
FETICHIZE, to make a...
fetishised
22
16
FETISHISE, to make a...
fetishized
25
25
FETISHIZE, to make a...
feudalised
20
17
FEUDALISE, to reduce...
feudalized
23
26
FEUDALIZE, to reduce...
fiberboard
23
20
(US) a material made...
fibreboard
23
20
a material made from...
fiddioused
20
17
FIDDIOUS, (Shakespea...
fiddlehead
22
19
one of the young unf...
fiddlewood
23
20
the wood of several...
figurehead
22
19
the figure, statue,...
fillagreed
22
18
FILLAGREE, to execut...
fimbriated
23
20
FIMBRIATE, to border...
fingerhold
23
20
a hold or place of s...
firebombed
24
23
FIREBOMB, to attack...
firefanged
21
20
FIREFANG, to scorch;...
fireplaced
25
21
having a fireplace [...
firescaped
24
20
FIRESCAPE, to arrang...
firewalled
24
19
FIREWALL, to install...
fishtailed
23
17
FISHTAIL, to swing t...
flagitated
21
17
FLAGITATE, to entrea...
flannelled
20
19
FLANNEL, to cover wi...
flashboard
24
20
one of a set of boar...
flatfooted
21
18
FLATFOOT, to walk wi...
flatpicked
27
25
FLATPICK, to play (a...
flichtered
26
20
FLICHTER, to flutter...
flintified
23
19
FLINTIFY, to turn in...
floorboard
21
18
a board in a floor [...
floundered
19
18
FLOUNDER, to struggl...
flourished
23
18
FLOURISH, to thrive...
fluctuated
24
20
FLUCTUATE, to vary t...
fluidified
24
20
FLUIDIFY, to make fl...
fluoresced
23
19
FLUORESCE, to demons...
flustrated
21
16
FLUSTRATE, (obsolete...
flyspecked
33
27
FLYSPECK, to mark wi...
foolbegged
23
22
(Shakespeare) foolis...
forcipated
24
20
formed and opening l...
forecasted
21
17
FORECAST, to estimat...
foreclosed
22
18
FORECLOSE, to bar (a...
foredamned
18
19
(obsolete) utterly d...
foredoomed
18
18
FOREDOOM, to doom in...
forefended
19
19
FOREFEND, to protect...
foreground
19
18
to bring to the fore...
forehanded
19
18
FOREHAND, to play a...
forejudged
22
27
FOREJUDGE, to depriv...
forelifted
22
18
FORELIFT, (Spenser)...
forelocked
23
22
FORELOCK, to fasten...
forepassed
20
17
bygone, also FOREPAS...
foreshewed
23
19
FORESHEW, to presage...
foreshowed
23
19
FORESHOW, to predict...
foreslowed
22
18
FORESLOW, (Shakespea...
forestland
19
16
land occupied by for...
foretasted
18
14
FORETASTE, to taste...
forewarded
21
18
FOREWARD, (archaic)...
forewarned
20
18
FOREWARN, to warn in...
forklifted
24
22
FORKLIFT, to raise o...
formalised
21
18
FORMALISE, to make f...
formalized
24
27
FORMALIZE, to make f...
formicated
23
20
FORMICATE, to crawl...
formulated
21
19
FORMULATE, to state...
formulised
22
19
FORMULISE, to expres...
formulized
25
28
FORMULIZE, to expres...
fornicated
21
18
FORNICATE, to have i...
forslacked
24
22
FORSLACK, to be slac...
forswinked
23
22
FORSWINK, (obsolete)...
fortressed
19
14
FORTRESS, to strengt...
fortunised
19
16
FORTUNISE, to make h...
fortunized
22
25
FORTUNIZE, (Spenser)...
forwearied
21
17
FORWEARY, (Shakespea...
fossilised
21
15
FOSSILISE, to turn i...
fossilized
24
24
FOSSILIZE, to turn i...
fountained
17
17
FOUNTAIN, to display...
foveolated
20
19
like a foveola, a sm...
foxtrotted
25
21
FOXTROT, to dance in...
fractioned
21
18
FRACTION, to divide...
fragmented
20
20
FRAGMENT, to break i...
fragranced
22
20
FRAGRANCE, to perfum...
franchised
24
20
FRANCHISE, to grant...
freebooted
19
17
FREEBOOT, to plunder...
freecycled
32
23
FREECYCLE, to recycl...
freehanded
19
18
open-handed, liberal...
freelanced
21
19
FREELANCE, to work f...
freeloaded
18
16
FREELOAD, to live at...
freestyled
26
17
FREESTYLE, to perfor...
frequented
26
25
FREQUENT, to go to h...
fricasseed
22
17
FRICASSEE, to cook a...
frightened
22
19
FRIGHTEN, to make af...
fringillid
24
19
related to the finch...
frontiered
18
15
FRONTIER, (Spenser)...
frontpaged
21
20
FRONTPAGE, to put on...
frostbound
21
19
bound or confined by...
fructified
26
21
FRUCTIFY, to bear fr...
fructuated
23
19
FRUCTUATE, to come t...
frustrated
20
15
FRUSTRATE, to thwart...
fulgurated
22
19
FULGURATE, to flash...
fulminated
21
20
FULMINATE, to send f...
functioned
21
20
FUNCTION, to perform...
fundraised
19
17
FUNDRAISE, to raise...
furbelowed
25
22
FURBELOW, to decorat...
furloughed
24
21
FURLOUGH, to grant a...
fusilladed
22
18
FUSILLADE, to discha...
fustigated
21
17
FUSTIGATE, (obsolete...
gaelicised
22
17
GAELICISE, to render...
gaelicized
25
26
GAELICIZE, to render...
galavanted
19
19
GALAVANT, to roam ab...
galivanted
20
19
GALIVANT, to roam ab...
gallicised
24
18
GALLICISE, to make F...
gallicized
27
27
GALLICIZE, to make F...
gallisised
21
15
GALLISISE, in wine-m...
gallisized
24
24
GALLISIZE, in wine-m...
gallopaded
21
19
GALLOPADE, to dance...
gallumphed
26
24
GALLUMPH, to move wi...
galravaged
21
20
GALRAVAGE, (Scots) t...
galvanised
20
19
GALVANISE, to subjec...
galvanized
23
28
GALVANIZE, to subjec...
gamahuched
26
24
GAMAHUCHE, to practi...
gamaruched
24
22
GAMARUCHE, to practi...
gangbanged
20
22
GANGBANG, to carry o...
gangliated
19
17
having a ganglion or...
gargarised
19
15
GARGARISE, (obsolete...
gargarized
22
24
GARGARIZE, (obsolete...
garnisheed
19
16
GARNISHEE, to make s...
garrisoned
17
14
GARRISON, to assign...
gasconaded
19
18
GASCONADE, to boast...
gasteropod
19
16
any mollusc of the c...
gauntleted
18
16
GAUNTLET, to protect...
gazundered
20
25
GAZUNDER, to lower t...
gelatinoid
18
15
a substance resembli...
genderised
17
15
GENDERISE, to make d...
genderized
20
24
GENDERIZE, to make d...
generalled
18
16
GENERAL, to act as a...
genialised
18
15
GENIALISE, to impart...
genialized
21
24
GENIALIZE, to impart...
gentilised
19
15
GENTILISE, (archaic)...
gentilized
22
24
GENTILIZE, (archaic)...
gentlehood
19
17
(archaic) position o...
gentrified
20
17
GENTRIFY, to renew a...
geologised
19
16
GEOLOGISE, to engage...
geologized
22
25
GEOLOGIZE, to engage...
germanised
18
17
GERMANISE, to make G...
germanized
21
26
GERMANIZE, to make G...
germinated
18
17
GERMINATE, to sprout...
ghettoised
20
15
GHETTOISE, to confin...
ghettoized
23
24
GHETTOIZE, to confin...
gillnetted
20
16
GILLNET, to catch fi...
gilravaged
22
20
GILRAVAGE, (Scots) t...
ginglimoid
22
20
of or like a ginglym...
girlfriend
22
18
a female friend [n -...
glamorised
20
17
GLAMORISE, to make g...
glamorized
23
26
GLAMORIZE, to make g...
glassified
22
17
GLASSIFY, to become...
glitterand
19
15
(Spenser) glittering...
globalised
22
18
GLOBALISE, to make g...
globalized
25
27
GLOBALIZE, to make g...
glomerated
19
17
GLOMERATE, to gather...
glycolipid
33
23
a lipid that contain...
goatsbeard
19
16
a plant with woolly...
gobsmacked
25
26
(colloquial) taken a...
goldthread
21
17
a North American woo...
goodlihead
20
17
(Spenser) goodness,...
goodlyhead
26
19
(Spenser) goodness,...
goodwilled
23
19
possessed of goodwil...
gooneybird
25
19
an albatross [n -S]
gopherwood
24
21
another name for yel...
gorgonised
18
16
GORGONISE, to have a...
gorgonized
21
25
GORGONIZE, to have a...
gospelised
21
17
GOSPELISE, to evange...
gospelized
24
26
GOSPELIZE, to evange...
gothicised
24
18
GOTHICISE, to make G...
gothicized
27
27
GOTHICIZE, to make G...
graffitied
23
19
GRAFFITI, to deface...
grainfield
21
18
a field where grain...
gralloched
25
20
GRALLOCH, (Gaelic) t...
grandchild
25
21
the child of one's s...
grandstand
17
16
an elevated structur...
grandstood
17
15
GRANDSTAND, to show...
granitised
18
14
GRANITISE, to make l...
granitized
21
23
GRANITIZE, to make l...
granulated
18
16
GRANULATE, to form o...
graphitoid
23
18
of or like graphite...
gratinated
17
14
GRATINATE, to cook w...
gratulated
19
15
GRATULATE, (archaic)...
gravitated
20
17
GRAVITATE, to move u...
grayheaded
25
18
having gray hair, al...
graylisted
26
16
GRAYLIST, to hold (s...
greaseband
18
17
a band put round the...
greasewood
19
16
a name for various o...
greenfield
20
18
a site free from exi...
greensward
20
17
turf green with gras...
greyheaded
25
18
having grey hair, al...
greylisted
26
16
GREYLIST [v]
gridironed
18
15
GRIDIRON, to mark wi...
gridlocked
24
22
GRIDLOCK, to cause a...
grimlooked
21
21
(Shakespeare) having...
groundwood
20
19
wood found lying on...
grubstaked
22
21
GRUBSTAKE, to provid...
guaranteed
16
15
GUARANTEE, to give a...
guarantied
17
15
GUARANTY, to assume...
guilloched
26
21
GUILLOCHE, to decora...
habituated
21
17
HABITUATE, to accust...
haemolysed
26
19
HAEMOLYSE, to break...
haemolyzed
29
28
HAEMOLYZE, to break...
halfwitted
26
20
feebleminded [adj HA...
hallmarked
23
22
HALLMARK, to mark wi...
halogenoid
19
17
like a halogen [adj]
hammerhead
22
21
a type of shark [n -...
handbagged
22
22
HANDBAG, to strike w...
handballed
22
20
HANDBALL, to handle...
handcuffed
26
25
HANDCUFF, to fetter...
handfasted
20
18
HANDFAST, to betroth...
handpassed
20
18
HANDPASS, (in Austra...
handpicked
25
25
HANDPICK, to choose...
handselled
20
17
HANDSEL, to give a g...
handworked
22
22
crafted by hand [adj...
hardbacked
25
24
of a book, having ha...
hardfisted
22
17
having hard or stron...
hardhanded
20
18
having hard hands, r...
hardheaded
20
17
stubborn, willful [a...
harelipped
24
20
having a harelip [ad...
hariolated
19
14
HARIOLATE, to prophe...
harmonised
19
17
HARMONISE, to bring...
harmonized
22
26
HARMONIZE, to bring...
harrumphed
25
22
HARRUMPH, to clear o...
hatchelled
26
20
HATCHEL, to separate...
hawksbeard
25
23
a flower of the dand...
headbanged
20
20
HEADBANG [v]
headhunted
20
18
HEADHUNT, to seek ou...
heavenward
22
21
towards heaven, also...
heightened
21
18
HEIGHTEN, to raise [...
helicopted
25
20
HELICOPT, to travel...
helilifted
24
18
HELILIFT, to transpo...
heliotyped
28
19
HELIOTYPE, to obtain...
hellenised
20
16
HELLENISE, to use th...
hellenized
23
25
HELLENIZE, to use th...
hemorrhoid
22
18
the dilatation of a...
heparinoid
20
17
of or like heparin,...
heptachord
26
21
a system of seven so...
herborised
21
16
HERBORISE, to search...
herborized
24
25
HERBORIZE, to search...
heroicised
22
16
HEROICISE, to make h...
heroicized
25
25
HEROICIZE, to make h...
hetherward
24
18
(Spenser) hitherward...
hibernated
20
17
HIBERNATE, to pass t...
hibernised
21
17
HIBERNISE, to render...
hibernized
24
26
HIBERNIZE, to render...
hiccoughed
29
24
HICCOUGH, to make a...
highballed
27
22
HIGHBALL, to go at g...
highbrowed
28
23
being of a highbrow...
highjacked
29
33
HIGHJACK, to steal i...
hightailed
24
18
HIGHTAIL, to retreat...
hindcasted
22
18
HINDCAST, to test a...
hinderland
19
17
a type of linen clot...
hinterland
19
16
the inland area behi...
hirudinoid
20
16
like a leech [adj]
hispanidad
21
18
a movement asserting...
hitchhiked
29
24
HITCHHIKE, to hike w...
hitherward
25
18
(archaic) toward thi...
holystoned
25
17
HOLYSTONE, to scrape...
homeported
21
19
HOMEPORT, to assign...
honeydewed
26
20
covered with honeyde...
hoodwinked
22
22
HOODWINK, to deceive...
horseshoed
20
15
HORSESHOE, to put ho...
hotpressed
21
16
HOTPRESS, to subject...
housebound
20
19
confined to the hous...
hoydenhood
25
19
the state of being a...
huckstered
24
21
HUCKSTER, to peddle...
humectated
23
20
HUMECTATE, to moiste...
humidified
24
21
HUMIDIFY, to make hu...
humiliated
22
18
HUMILIATE, to humble...
humpbacked
29
30
having a humped back...
hyalinised
26
17
HYALINISE, of tissue...
hyalinized
29
26
HYALINIZE, of tissue...
hybridised
29
19
HYBRIDISE, to create...
hybridized
32
28
HYBRIDIZE, to create...
hydrolysed
33
19
HYDROLYSE, to subjec...
hydrolyzed
36
28
HYDROLYZE, to subjec...
hyperploid
31
22
in excess of but not...
hyphenated
28
21
HYPHENATE, to insert...
hyphenised
29
21
HYPHENISE, to put a...
hyphenized
32
30
HYPHENIZE, to put a...
hypnotised
27
19
HYPNOTISE, to put in...
hypnotized
30
28
HYPNOTIZE, to put in...
identified
19
16
IDENTIFY, to establi...
illusioned
19
15
under an illusion [a...
illuviated
22
18
ILLUVIATE, to deposi...
imbalanced
23
22
in a state of imbala...
imbittered
21
17
IMBITTER, to make bi...
imboldened
20
20
IMBOLDEN, to instil...
imbordered
20
18
IMBORDER, to provide...
imbrangled
22
21
IMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
imbricated
24
20
IMBRICATE, to lay ov...
immanacled
22
22
IMMANACLE, (Milton)...
immeasured
19
18
(Spenser) immeasurab...
immigrated
21
19
IMMIGRATE, to migrat...
impanelled
21
20
IMPANEL, to put onto...
imperilled
23
19
IMPERIL, to put in d...
impetrated
20
17
IMPETRATE, to obtain...
impictured
25
21
(Spenser) painted [a...
impleached
26
23
IMPLEACH, to intertw...
implicated
25
21
IMPLICATE, to involv...
impocketed
24
24
IMPOCKET, (archaic)...
impoldered
21
19
IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
importuned
20
19
IMPORTUNE, to press...
impostumed
22
21
having an impostume,...
imprecated
23
20
IMPRECATE, to call d...
imprisoned
20
18
IMPRISON, to confine...
improvised
23
21
IMPROVISE, to compos...
inbreathed
20
17
INBREATHE, to infuse...
incarnated
18
16
INCARNATE, to embody...
incommoded
21
22
INCOMMODE, to put to...
incompared
22
21
(Spenser) peerless;...
incomposed
22
21
disordered; disturbe...
incremated
20
18
INCREMATE, (obsolete...
inculcated
24
20
INCULCATE, to teach...
inculpated
23
20
INCULPATE, to blame;...
incumbered
23
22
INCUMBER, to impede...
incurvated
22
20
INCURVATE, to curve...
indentured
16
15
INDENTURE, to bind b...
indigested
18
15
not digested [adj]
indisposed
19
16
INDISPOSE, to render...
indrenched
21
19
INDRENCH, to submerg...
inebriated
18
15
INEBRIATE, to make d...
inextended
21
21
not extended [adj]
infanthood
19
18
infancy [n -S]
infatuated
18
16
INFATUATE, to inspir...
influenced
22
21
INFLUENCE, to have o...
infraposed
20
18
placed below somethi...
infrasound
18
17
frequencies below th...
infuriated
19
16
INFURIATE, to make f...
infuscated
22
19
clouded or tinged wi...
ingathered
19
16
INGATHER, to gather...
ingrounded
17
17
INGROUND, to fix (so...
initialled
19
14
INITIAL, to mark wit...
innervated
17
17
INNERVATE, to supply...
innuendoed
14
16
INNUENDO, to make an...
inoculated
20
17
INOCULATE, to introd...
inquinated
24
23
INQUINATE, to corrup...
inscrolled
22
17
INSCROLL, to write o...
insheathed
20
16
INSHEATH, to enclose...
insinuated
16
14
INSINUATE, to hint o...
inspirited
20
15
INSPIRIT, to animate...
instigated
18
14
INSTIGATE, to initia...
instituted
18
13
INSTITUTE, to set up...
instressed
17
12
INSTRESS, to create...
instructed
21
16
INSTRUCT, to supply...
intaglioed
18
15
INTAGLIO, to carve a...
integrated
17
14
INTEGRATE, to make e...
intendered
15
14
INTENDER, (obsolete)...
intensated
15
13
INTENSATE, to intens...
interacted
19
15
INTERACT, to act on...
interblend
19
17
to blend together [v...
interbreed
18
15
to breed together es...
interceded
19
16
INTERCEDE, to act as...
interdined
16
14
INTERDINE, to eat to...
interessed
16
12
INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interested
16
12
INTEREST, to engage...
interfaced
21
18
INTERFACE, to intera...
interfered
18
15
INTERFERE, to interv...
interfiled
20
16
INTERFILE, to arrang...
interfused
19
16
INTERFUSE, to pour o...
interlaced
20
16
INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlined
17
14
INTERLINE, to write...
interloped
19
16
INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interluded
18
15
INTERLUDE, to write...
intermixed
24
22
INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermured
18
16
INTERMURE, (obsolete...
interpaged
19
17
INTERPAGE, to print...
interplead
19
16
to plead against eac...
interponed
17
16
INTERPONE, to interp...
interposed
18
15
INTERPOSE, to place...
intervened
17
17
INTERVENE, to come o...
interwound
19
17
INTERWIND, to wind i...
inthralled
21
16
INTHRALL, to charm,...
intrenched
21
18
INTRENCH, to fix fir...
introduced
20
17
INTRODUCE, to bring...
intumesced
21
19
INTUMESCE, to swell...
inumbrated
20
19
INUMBRATE, to cast a...
inviolated
19
17
not violated; uninju...
inwreathed
21
17
INWREATHE, to surrou...
iproniazid
22
24
a derivative of ison...
ironfisted
19
15
stingy, miserly [adj...
ironhanded
17
16
having an iron hand...
irradiated
17
12
IRRADIATE, to shed l...
irrenowned
18
16
(Spenser) inglorious...
isografted
20
16
ISOGRAFT, to transpl...
isomerised
18
14
ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerized
21
23
ISOMERIZE, to change...
isoprenoid
18
15
a type of chemical c...
italicised
22
15
ITALICISE, to print...
italicized
25
24
ITALICIZE, to print...
itinerated
16
12
ITINERATE, to wander...
jackarooed
21
27
JACKAROO, to work as...
jackbooted
24
30
JACKBOOT, to behave...
jackerooed
21
27
JACKEROO, to work as...
jackknifed
26
35
JACKKNIFE, to fold u...
jackpotted
25
30
JACKPOT, to win a to...
jackrolled
25
29
JACKROLL, to roll a...
jargonised
19
23
JARGONISE, to expres...
jargonized
22
32
JARGONIZE, to expres...
jasperised
21
23
JASPERISE, to turn i...
jasperized
24
32
JASPERIZE, to turn i...
jeopardied
20
24
JEOPARDY [v]
jerkinhead
21
27
a truncated gable wi...
jettisoned
18
21
JETTISON, to throw o...
jigajigged
25
35
JIGAJIG, to copulate...
jigajogged
24
35
JIGAJOG, to copulate...
jimsonweed
22
27
the thorn-apple [n -...
jogtrotted
20
22
JOGTROT, to move at...
jolterhead
21
23
(archaic) a clumsy o...
journalled
20
24
JOURNAL, to record i...
juxtaposed
27
31
JUXTAPOSE, to place...
kalendared
17
18
KALENDAR, to schedul...
kalsomined
19
20
KALSOMINE, to whitew...
kangarooed
16
18
KANGAROO, to bound l...
kantikoyed
24
22
KANTIKOY, to dance a...
kaolinised
18
17
KAOLINISE, to turn i...
kaolinized
21
26
KAOLINIZE, to turn i...
karstified
21
18
KARSTIFY, to develop...
karyotyped
32
22
KARYOTYPE, to determ...
keelhauled
21
20
KEELHAUL, to punish...
kerchiefed
25
23
KERCHIEF, to wear a...
kerfuffled
26
26
KERFUFFLE, to make a...
kerplunked
22
25
KERPLUNK, to drop wi...
keyboarded
25
21
KEYBOARD, to enter d...
keypunched
31
27
KEYPUNCH, to transfe...
keystroked
25
21
KEYSTROKE, to type o...
kickaround
22
24
an informal game of...
kinescoped
22
22
KINESCOPE, to make a...
kinglihood
22
21
kingliness [n -S]
knapsacked
23
26
equipped with a knap...
kneecapped
23
25
KNEECAP, to maim by...
knighthead
23
22
either of a pair of...
knighthood
23
22
the rank of a knight...
knowledged
22
23
KNOWLEDGE, (obsolete...
kourbashed
22
21
KOURBASH, to whip wi...
krugerrand
19
19
a South African coin...
kummerbund
23
27
(Hindi) a waistband,...
kurfuffled
27
27
KURFUFFLE, to make a...
labialised
21
16
LABIALISE, to pronou...
labialized
24
25
LABIALIZE, to pronou...
laciniated
20
16
cut into narrow lobe...
laevigated
20
18
LAEVIGATE, to smooth...
lamellated
20
17
composed of, or furn...
lancinated
19
17
LANCINATE, to pierce...
landdamned
17
19
LANDDAMNE, (Shakespe...
landfilled
22
19
LANDFILL, to dispose...
landlocked
22
22
of a stretch of wate...
landmarked
19
21
LANDMARK, to mark la...
landscaped
22
20
LANDSCAPE, to create...
languished
21
18
LANGUISH, to lose vi...
lapidified
23
19
LAPIDIFY, to turn to...
lateralled
19
14
LATERAL, to throw a...
lavendered
18
18
LAVENDER, to perfume...
laverbread
21
19
a kind of bread made...
laverocked
23
23
LAVEROCK, to catch l...
laymanised
24
18
LAYMANISE, to simpli...
laymanized
27
27
LAYMANIZE, to simpli...
leafletted
20
16
LEAFLET, to distribu...
legendised
18
16
LEGENDISE, to make i...
legendized
21
25
LEGENDIZE, to make i...
legislated
20
15
LEGISLATE, to make l...
lemmatised
20
18
LEMMATISE, to organi...
lemmatized
23
27
LEMMATIZE, to organi...
lengthened
19
18
LENGTHEN, to make lo...
lethargied
21
16
suffering from letha...
letterhead
19
14
stationery printed o...
lifehacked
26
24
LIFEHACK, to live on...
lightfaced
27
22
in a typeface having...
likelihood
22
19
probability [n -S]
linearised
17
13
LINEARISE, to make l...
linearized
20
22
LINEARIZE, to make l...
lineolated
17
14
marked with fine lin...
linerboard
19
16
a thin paperboard us...
lingulated
20
17
shaped like the tong...
liposucked
25
23
LIPOSUCK, to subject...
lipsticked
26
22
LIPSTICK, to apply l...
liquidated
27
23
LIQUIDATE, to clear...
liquidised
28
23
LIQUIDISE, to make e...
liquidized
31
32
LIQUIDIZE, to make e...
livelihead
23
19
(obsolete) livelines...
livelihood
23
19
means of support or...
lixiviated
27
23
LIXIVIATE, to separa...
loggerhead
21
18
a large-headed sea t...
longhaired
20
17
highbrow [adj]
longheaded
19
18
having unusual fores...
longjumped
24
31
LONGJUMP, to jump fo...
longlisted
20
16
LONGLIST, to include...
lovelihead
22
19
loveliness [n -S]
lowercased
23
18
LOWERCASE, to make l...
lowlighted
26
20
LOWLIGHT, to enhance...
lubricated
24
19
LUBRICATE, to make s...
lucubrated
24
20
LUCUBRATE, to study...
lumberyard
28
21
a yard where a stock...
lumbricoid
26
22
wormlike [adj]
luminesced
22
20
LUMINESCE, to show l...
luncheoned
21
20
LUNCHEON, (archaic)...
lunkheaded
20
21
stupid, like a lunkh...
luteinised
18
14
LUTEINISE, to conver...
luteinized
21
23
LUTEINIZE, to conver...
luxuriated
25
21
LUXURIATE, to be lux...
machinated
22
20
MACHINATE, to plan;...
madbrained
19
19
(Shakespeare) hot-he...
magistrand
19
17
a university student...
magnetised
18
17
MAGNETISE, to make m...
magnetized
21
26
MAGNETIZE, to make m...
maidenhead
18
18
virginity; hymen [n...
maidenhood
18
18
the state of being a...
maidenweed
19
19
another name for may...
mailmerged
21
20
MAILMERGE, to carry...
mainprised
20
18
MAINPRISE, (historic...
maintained
16
16
MAINTAIN, to keep in...
maladapted
20
19
not well adapted [ad...
maledicted
22
19
MALEDICT, (archaic)...
malingered
19
18
MALINGER, to feign i...
maltreated
18
15
MALTREAT, to treat b...
mamillated
21
19
with nipple-like pro...
mancipated
22
21
MANCIPATE, to enslav...
mandamused
18
20
MANDAMUS, to command...
manducated
20
20
MANDUCATE, to chew o...
maneuvered
18
20
MANEUVER, to perform...
mangulated
19
19
MANGULATE, (Australi...
manhandled
19
20
MANHANDLE, to move b...
manifested
19
18
MANIFEST, to show cl...
manifolded
20
20
MANIFOLD, to make ma...
manoeuvred
18
20
MANOEUVRE, to conduc...
manumitted
19
19
MANUMIT, to free fro...
marbelised
21
18
MARBELISE, to stain...
marbelized
24
27
MARBELIZE, to stain...
marbleised
21
18
MARBLEISE, to stain...
marbleized
24
27
MARBLEIZE, to stain...
marblewood
23
21
a Malaysian tree; th...
marginated
18
17
MARGINATE, to provid...
marketised
19
18
MARKETISE, to adopt...
marketized
22
27
MARKETIZE, to adopt...
marmalised
20
18
MARMALISE, (slang) t...
marmalized
23
27
MARMALIZE, (slang) t...
marmarised
19
17
MARMARISE, to conver...
marmarized
22
26
MARMARIZE, to conver...
marmelised
20
18
MARMELISE, (slang) t...
marmelized
23
27
MARMELIZE, (slang) t...
marshalled
22
18
MARSHALL, to put in...
martyrised
25
16
MARTYRISE, to cause...
martyrized
28
25
MARTYRIZE, to offer...
masterhood
19
16
the state of being a...
mastermind
19
18
a mind, or a person...
mastheaded
19
17
MASTHEAD, to raise t...
masticated
21
17
MASTICATE, to chew;...
matchboard
25
22
one of a number of b...
matronhood
18
17
the state of being a...
matronised
17
15
MATRONISE, to make a...
matronized
20
24
MATRONIZE, to make a...
mavericked
24
25
MAVERICK, to seize w...
maxilliped
29
26
one of the mouth app...
meadowland
20
20
land that is or is u...
mechanised
22
20
MECHANISE, to make m...
mechanized
25
29
MECHANIZE, to make m...
medevacked
23
26
MEDEVAC, to evacuate...
mediatised
18
15
MEDIATISE, to cause...
mediatized
21
24
MEDIATIZE, to cause...
medivacked
24
26
MEDIVAC, to evacuate...
medullated
20
18
having medullae, als...
megaphoned
21
22
MEGAPHONE, to magnif...
meliorated
18
15
MELIORATE, to make b...
mercerised
21
17
MERCERISE, to treat...
mercerized
24
26
MERCERIZE, to treat...
merchanted
22
20
MERCHANT, to buy and...
mercurated
21
18
MERCURATE, to mercur...
mercurised
22
18
MERCURISE, to treat...
mercurized
25
27
MERCURIZE, to treat...
mesmerised
19
17
MESMERISE, to hypnot...
mesmerized
22
26
MESMERIZE, to hypnot...
metallised
20
16
METALLISE, to make o...
metallized
23
25
METALLIZE, to make o...
methodised
20
17
METHODISE, to reduce...
methodized
23
26
METHODIZE, to reduce...
methylated
27
19
METHYLATE, to introd...
metricated
21
17
METRICATE, to measur...
metricised
22
17
METRICISE, to conver...
metricized
25
26
METRICIZE, to conver...
microfarad
23
20
the millionth part o...
micronised
21
18
MICRONISE, to reduce...
micronized
24
27
MICRONIZE, to reduce...
microwaved
26
24
MICROWAVE, to cook b...
microworld
26
21
the natural universe...
micturated
22
18
MICTURATE, to urinat...
miniatured
18
16
MINIATURE, to miniat...
ministered
18
15
MINISTER, to give ai...
mirandised
18
16
MIRANDISE, in USA, t...
mirandized
21
25
MIRANDIZE, in USA, t...
misadapted
20
18
MISADAPT, to adapt w...
misadvised
21
19
MISADVISE, to advise...
misaligned
20
18
MISALIGN, to align i...
misalleged
21
18
MISALLEGE, (obsolete...
misaltered
19
15
MISALTER, to alter w...
misapplied
24
21
MISAPPLY, to apply w...
misassayed
24
16
MISASSAY, to attempt...
misaverred
20
18
MISAVER, to speak er...
misawarded
21
18
MISAWARD, to award w...
misbehaved
24
23
MISBEHAVE, to behave...
misbiassed
21
17
MISBIAS, to bias wro...
misbranded
20
19
MISBRAND, to brand i...
miscarried
22
17
MISCARRY, to be unsu...
mischanced
26
23
MISCHANCE, to happen...
mischarged
25
21
MISCHARGE, to charge...
mischiefed
26
22
MISCHIEF, to make mi...
misclaimed
24
21
MISCLAIM, to claim w...
misclassed
23
18
MISCLASS, to put in...
miscolored
22
18
MISCOLOR, to color i...
miscounted
21
19
MISCOUNT, to count i...
miscreated
21
17
MISCREATE, to create...
misdefined
20
19
MISDEFINE, to define...
misdialled
21
17
MISDIAL, to dial inc...
misdighted
23
19
MISDIGHT, (Spenser)...
misdivided
22
20
MISDIVIDE, to divide...
misdoubted
21
19
MISDOUBT, to be susp...
misdreaded
18
16
MISDREAD, (Shakespea...
misentered
17
15
MISENTER, to enter e...
misericord
22
17
a bracket on a turn-...
misfeigned
21
20
MISFEIGN, (Spenser)...
misfielded
22
19
MISFIELD, to field b...
misfocused
24
21
MISFOCUS, to focus b...
misgrafted
22
19
MISGRAFT, to graft w...
misguessed
20
17
MISGUESS, to guess w...
misguggled
24
22
MISGUGGLE, (Scots) t...
mishandled
21
19
MISHANDLE, to handle...
mislabeled
22
19
MISLABEL, to label i...
mislabored
21
18
MISLABOR, to labor b...
mislearned
18
16
MISLEARN, to learn w...
mislighted
24
19
MISLIGHT, to lead as...
mislocated
22
18
MISLOCATE, to locate...
mismanaged
19
20
MISMANAGE, to manage...
mismarried
20
17
MISMARRY, to marry u...
mismatched
25
22
MISMATCH, to match b...
misnomered
18
18
MISNOMER, to use a m...
misordered
18
15
MISORDER, to order i...
mispainted
20
18
MISPAINT, to paint w...
mispatched
26
22
MISPATCH, to patch b...
misphrased
23
19
MISPHRASE, to phrase...
misplanned
20
20
MISPLAN, to plan bad...
misplanted
21
19
MISPLANT, to plant w...
mispleaded
21
19
MISPLEAD, to plead w...
mispleased
21
18
MISPLEASE, (obsolete...
mispointed
20
18
MISPOINT, to point i...
mispraised
21
17
MISPRAISE, to praise...
misprinted
21
18
MISPRINT, to print i...
misrelated
19
15
MISRELATE, to relate...
missounded
18
17
MISSOUND, to sound w...
misspelled
23
19
MISSPELL, to spell i...
misstamped
22
20
MISSTAMP, to stamp w...
misstarted
19
14
MISSTART, to start o...
missteered
18
14
MISSTEER, to steer w...
misstepped
23
20
MISSTEP, to make a w...
misstopped
23
20
MISSTOP, to stop wro...
mistouched
24
20
MISTOUCH, to touch i...
mistrained
18
15
MISTRAIN, to train i...
mistrayned
24
17
(Spenser) drawn away...
mistreated
18
14
MISTREAT, to treat b...
mistressed
19
14
MISTRESS, to make a...
mistrusted
20
15
MISTRUST, to have no...
mistrysted
26
16
MISTRYST, to fail to...
mistutored
19
15
MISTUTOR, to instruc...
miswandred
21
19
(Spenser) strayed, g...
modernised
17
16
MODERNISE, to make m...
modernized
20
25
MODERNIZE, to make m...
moistified
21
17
MOISTIFY, to make mo...
molluscoid
24
20
a member of a now ab...
molochised
24
20
MOLOCHISE, to sacrif...
molochized
27
29
MOLOCHIZE, to sacrif...
monocytoid
26
20
of or like a monocyt...
monogramed
18
20
MONOGRAM, to mark wi...
monohybrid
28
22
a cross between pare...
monologged
19
20
MONOLOG, to give a m...
monologued
18
19
MONOLOGUE, to perfor...
monorhymed
26
22
rhymed on a single r...
monospaced
21
21
single-spaced [adj]
monotasked
17
19
MONOTASK, to perform...
montagnard
17
18
one of a mountain-dw...
monumented
17
20
MONUMENT, to mark wi...
moonshined
18
18
MOONSHINE, to distil...
moonwalked
21
23
MOONWALK, to perform...
mortalised
19
15
MORTALISE, to make m...
mortalized
22
24
MORTALIZE, to make m...
mossbacked
24
24
conservative of opin...
mothballed
24
21
MOTHBALL, to put int...
motherhood
21
18
the state of being a...
motherland
20
18
a country regarded a...
motorbiked
21
21
MOTORBIKE, to travel...
motorcaded
20
18
MOTORCADE, to travel...
mouldboard
21
20
a curved plate of ir...
mountained
16
17
having mountains [ad...
moustached
23
20
having a moustache [...
muckspread
25
25
to spread manure on...
mucronated
20
19
terminating in a sha...
muddlehead
21
20
a muddled, confused,...
multiarmed
21
19
having many arms [ad...
multifaced
25
22
having many faces [a...
multilobed
23
20
having many lobes [a...
multipaned
21
20
having many panes [a...
multiplied
24
20
MULTIPLY, to increas...
multisided
21
17
having many sides [a...
multispeed
22
19
of e.g. a bicycle, h...
multitoned
19
17
having many tones [a...
munitioned
17
17
MUNITION, to furnish...
mushroomed
21
20
MUSHROOM, to grow or...
mussitated
19
15
MUSSITATE, (obsolete...
mutineered
17
16
MUTINEER, to revolt...
muttonbird
21
19
an Australasian shea...
muttonhead
19
18
a heavy, stupid pers...
mutualised
20
17
MUTUALISE, to organi...
mutualized
23
26
MUTUALIZE, to organi...
myelinated
24
18
of a nerve fibre, en...
myriadfold
28
21
a myriad times [n -S...
mythicised
31
21
MYTHICISE, to make m...
mythicized
34
30
MYTHICIZE, to make m...
nanosecond
16
17
a billionth of a sec...
narcotised
19
15
NARCOTISE, to subjec...
narcotized
22
24
NARCOTIZE, to subjec...
narrowband
20
19
a device operating a...
nationhood
16
15
the state of being a...
nearshored
17
14
NEARSHORE, (in busin...
necropsied
21
18
NECROPSY, to perform...
necrotised
19
15
NECROTISE, to affect...
necrotized
22
24
NECROTIZE, to affect...
needlecord
19
17
thinly ribbed cotton...
negotiated
16
14
NEGOTIATE, to confer...
neighbored
21
19
NEIGHBOR, to live cl...
neologised
17
15
NEOLOGISE, to introd...
neologized
20
24
NEOLOGIZE, to introd...
neoterised
15
12
NEOTERISE, to innova...
neoterized
18
21
NEOTERIZE, to innova...
netherward
21
17
in a downward direct...
newfangled
22
22
excessively or osten...
nickelised
22
20
NICKELISE, to plate...
nickelized
25
29
NICKELIZE, to plate...
nictitated
20
15
NICTITATE, to wink o...
niffnaffed
24
25
NIFFNAFF, to trifle...
niggerhead
20
18
a nodule or boss of...
nightblind
24
21
unable to see in the...
nightstand
20
17
a bedside table [n -...
nonaligned
16
17
not aligned [adj]
noncolored
18
17
not coloured, also N...
nonelected
18
17
not elected [adj]
nonexposed
22
23
not exposed [adj]
noninsured
15
15
not insured [adj]
nonplussed
19
18
NONPLUS, to take aba...
nonprossed
17
16
NONPROS, to enter ju...
nonskilled
19
19
not skilled [adj]
nonsteroid
15
13
a drug that is not a...
nontenured
14
15
not having tenure [a...
normalised
18
16
NORMALISE, to make n...
normalized
21
25
NORMALIZE, to make n...
northbound
20
19
heading north [adj]
nosebanded
16
17
wearing a noseband [...
notchelled
23
19
NOTCHEL, to repudiat...
notodontid
15
14
a member of the Noto...
novicehood
22
21
the state of being a...
nummulated
20
21
coin-shaped [adj]
numskulled
22
23
stupid; doltish, als...
nuncupated
21
21
NUNCUPATE, to utter...
nursehound
18
17
a kind of shark [n -...
nystagmoid
25
19
relating to nystagmu...
obeliscoid
23
18
shaped like an obeli...
obeliskoid
21
19
shaped like an obeli...
obfuscated
24
21
OBFUSCATE, to darken...
objurgated
22
26
OBJURGATE, to scold...
obsecrated
21
17
OBSECRATE, to beseec...
obsignated
19
17
OBSIGNATE, to seal o...
obsolesced
22
18
OBSOLESCE, to grow o...
obstructed
23
18
OBSTRUCT, to get in...
obtempered
21
20
OBTEMPER, to yield o...
obumbrated
22
21
OBUMBRATE, to oversh...
occasioned
21
18
OCCASION, to cause [...
officiated
24
20
OFFICIATE, to perfor...
offprinted
23
21
OFFPRINT, to reprint...
offsaddled
22
20
OFFSADDLE, to unsadd...
oldfangled
21
20
old-fashioned [adj]
openhanded
18
19
generous [adj OPENHA...
operatised
18
14
OPERATISE, to turn a...
operatized
21
23
OPERATIZE, to turn a...
opsonified
20
18
OPSONIFY, to form op...
orangewood
18
17
the wood of the oran...
orientated
15
12
ORIENTATE, to determ...
originated
17
14
ORIGINATE, to have a...
ornamented
15
16
ORNAMENT, to decorat...
ornithopod
20
17
a member of a subord...
orphanhood
21
19
the state of being a...
oscillated
22
16
OSCILLATE, to swing...
ostracised
20
14
OSTRACISE, to exclud...
ostracized
23
23
OSTRACIZE, to exclud...
otherworld
23
17
a world beyond death...
outbitched
25
20
OUTBITCH, to surpass...
outbleated
19
16
OUTBLEAT, to surpass...
outblessed
20
16
OUTBLESS, to surpass...
outbloomed
20
19
OUTBLOOM, to surpass...
outbluffed
25
23
OUTBLUFF, to surpass...
outblushed
23
19
OUTBLUSH, to surpass...
outboasted
18
15
OUTBOAST, to surpass...
outbragged
21
19
OUTBRAG, to surpass...
outbrawled
23
19
OUTBRAWL, to surpass...
outbullied
22
18
OUTBULLY, to surpass...
outcapered
21
18
OUTCAPER, to surpass...
outcaviled
23
20
OUTCAVIL, to surpass...
outcharged
23
19
OUTCHARGE, to surpas...
outcharmed
23
20
OUTCHARM, to surpass...
outcheated
21
17
OUTCHEAT, to exceed...
outclassed
21
16
OUTCLASS, to be mark...
outclimbed
25
22
OUTCLIMB, to surpass...
outcoached
24
20
OUTCOACH, to surpass...
outcounted
19
17
OUTCOUNT, to surpass...
outcrawled
24
19
OUTCRAWL, to surpass...
outcropped
24
21
OUTCROP, to protrude...
outcrossed
20
15
OUTCROSS, to cross t...
outcrowded
23
19
OUTCROWD, to cause t...
outdazzled
24
32
OUTDAZZLE, to surpas...
outdebated
18
16
OUTDEBATE, to surpas...
outdragged
19
17
OUTDRAG, to surpass...
outdreamed
17
16
OUTDREAM, to surpass...
outdressed
17
13
OUTDRESS, to surpass...
outdropped
21
19
OUTDROP, to surpass...
outduelled
19
16
OUTDUEL, to surpass...
outdwelled
22
18
OUTDWELL, (Shakespea...
outfeasted
18
15
OUTFEAST, to surpass...
outfigured
21
18
OUTFIGURE, to surpas...
outflanked
20
21
OUTFLANK, to circumv...
outflashed
22
18
OUTFLASH, to flash m...
outfloated
19
16
OUTFLOAT, to float l...
outflushed
23
19
OUTFLUSH, to flush m...
outfrowned
21
19
OUTFROWN, to frown m...
outfumbled
24
23
OUTFUMBLE, to surpas...
outgambled
22
21
OUTGAMBLE, to surpas...
outgleamed
19
18
OUTGLEAM, to surpass...
outgrinned
17
16
OUTGRIN, to surpass...
outgrossed
18
14
OUTGROSS, to surpass...
outguessed
18
15
OUTGUESS, to anticip...
outhandled
19
17
OUTHANDLE, to handle...
outhomered
19
17
OUTHOMER, to surpass...
outhumored
20
18
OUTHUMOR, to surpass...
outhustled
21
16
OUTHUSTLE, to surpas...
outjuggled
23
27
OUTJUGGLE, to surpas...
outlaughed
21
18
OUTLAUGH, to surpass...
outlaunced
20
18
OUTLAUNCE, (Spenser)...
outlearned
16
14
OUTLEARN, to surpass...
outlustred
19
14
OUTLUSTRE, (Shakespe...
outmantled
18
17
OUTMANTLE, (archaic)...
outmarched
23
20
OUTMARCH, to surpass...
outmatched
23
20
OUTMATCH, to surpass...
outmuscled
23
20
OUTMUSCLE, to surpas...
outnighted
20
17
OUTNIGHT, to surpass...
outpainted
18
16
OUTPAINT, to surpass...
outpeopled
21
19
OUTPEOPLE, to rid a...
outpitched
25
20
OUTPITCH, to surpass...
outplanned
18
18
OUTPLAN, to surpass...
outplodded
20
18
OUTPLOD, to surpass...
outplotted
20
16
OUTPLOT, to surpass...
outpointed
18
16
OUTPOINT, to score m...
outpowered
21
18
OUTPOWER, to surpass...
outpreened
17
16
OUTPREEN, to surpass...
outpressed
19
15
OUTPRESS, to surpass...
outpsyched
31
22
OUTPSYCH, to defeat...
outpunched
24
22
OUTPUNCH, to surpass...
outpursued
20
17
OUTPURSUE, to pursue...
outreached
21
17
OUTREACH, to reach b...
outrebound
18
17
to rebound more than...
outreigned
17
15
OUTREIGN, to reign l...
outrivaled
20
17
OUTRIVAL, to outdo i...
outsavored
18
16
OUTSAVOR, (US) to su...
outschemed
23
20
OUTSCHEME, to surpas...
outscolded
21
17
OUTSCOLD, to surpass...
outscooped
21
18
OUTSCOOP, to surpass...
outscorned
19
16
OUTSCORN, to surpass...
outshouted
19
15
OUTSHOUT, to shout l...
outslicked
23
20
OUTSLICK, to get the...
outsmarted
18
15
OUTSMART, to outwit...
outsmelled
20
17
OUTSMELL, to surpass...
outsourced
20
16
OUTSOURCE, to source...
outspanned
17
17
OUTSPAN, to unharnes...
outspeeded
18
16
OUTSPEED, to go fast...
outspelled
21
17
OUTSPELL, to surpass...
outsported
19
15
OUTSPORT, to sport b...
outstarted
17
12
OUTSTART, to get ahe...
outsteered
16
12
OUTSTEER, to surpass...
outstepped
21
18
OUTSTEP, to step bey...
outstudied
18
14
OUTSTUDY, to surpass...
outstunted
17
14
OUTSTUNT, to surpass...
outswelled
22
17
OUTSWELL, to exceed...
outthanked
19
19
OUTTHANK, to surpass...
outthieved
21
18
OUTTHIEVE, to surpas...
outtongued
17
16
OUTTONGUE, (Shakespe...
outtowered
19
15
OUTTOWER, to tower a...
outtricked
22
19
OUTTRICK, to get the...
outtrotted
17
12
OUTTROT, to surpass...
outtrumped
21
19
OUTTRUMP, to surpass...
outvaunted
18
18
OUTVAUNT, to surpass...
outvenomed
18
20
OUTVENOM, (Shakespea...
outwatched
25
20
OUTWATCH, to watch l...
outwearied
19
15
OUTWEARY, to weary o...
outweighed
23
19
OUTWEIGH, to weigh m...
outwhirled
24
18
OUTWHIRL, to surpass...
outworthed
22
17
OUTWORTH, (Shakespea...
outwrested
20
15
OUTWREST, (Spenser)...
outyielded
24
16
OUTYIELD, to surpass...
overabound
19
20
to be exceedingly pl...
overarched
23
20
OVERARCH, to form an...
overbetted
20
18
OVERBET, to bet too...
overbilled
23
20
OVERBILL, to bill to...
overboiled
21
19
OVERBOIL, to boil to...
overbooked
20
22
OVERBOOK, to book in...
overbraked
21
22
OVERBRAKE, to brake...
overbrowed
23
21
OVERBROW, (archaic)...
overbulked
23
24
OVERBULK, to oppress...
overburned
20
20
OVERBURN, to burn to...
overbusied
21
19
OVERBUSY, to occupy...
overcalled
23
20
OVERCALL, in bridge,...
overcasted
21
18
OVERCAST, to sew sti...
overcloyed
28
21
OVERCLOY, to eat to...
overcooked
21
22
OVERCOOK, to cook to...
overcooled
21
19
OVERCOOL, to make to...
overcrawed
24
21
OVERCRAW, (Spenser)...
overcrowed
24
21
OVERCROW, to triumph...
overdecked
22
23
OVERDECK, to adorn e...
overdubbed
23
23
OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdusted
19
17
OVERDUST, to dust ov...
overedited
18
16
OVEREDIT, to edit mo...
overemoted
18
18
OVEREMOTE, to emote...
overexpand
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26
to expand excessivel...
overextend
23
23
to extend beyond a s...
overfeared
19
18
OVERFEAR, to fear to...
overfilled
23
20
OVERFILL, to fill to...
overfished
23
20
OVERFISH, to deplete...
overflowed
24
22
OVERFLOW, to flow ov...
overfolded
21
20
OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
overfunded
20
21
OVERFUND, to fund mo...
overgalled
21
19
OVERGALL, to greatly...
overgeared
18
17
OVERGEAR, to cause a...
overgilded
21
19
OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirded
20
18
OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overglazed
23
27
OVERGLAZE, to cover...
overgoaded
18
18
OVERGOAD, to goad to...
overgorged
20
19
OVERGORGE, (Shakespe...
overgraded
19
18
OVERGRADE, to grade...
overgrazed
22
26
OVERGRAZE, to graze...
overground
19
19
situated over or abo...
overhailed
21
18
OVERHAILE, (Spenser)...
overhanded
19
19
OVERHAND, to sew wit...
overhauled
21
19
OVERHAUL, to examine...
overheaped
21
20
OVERHEAP, to heap up...
overheated
19
17
OVERHEAT, to heat to...
overhunted
20
19
OVERHUNT, to deplete...
overissued
19
16
OVERISSUE, to issue...
overjumped
24
31
OVERJUMP, to jump to...
overkilled
22
21
OVERKILL, to destroy...
overlanded
18
18
OVERLAND [v]
overlapped
23
22
OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlarded
19
17
OVERLARD, to smear o...
overleaped
20
19
OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overloaded
18
17
OVERLOAD, to load to...
overlocked
23
23
OVERLOCK, to oversew...
overlooked
19
20
OVERLOOK, to fail to...
overlorded
19
17
OVERLORD, to rule ty...
overmanned
17
20
OVERMAN, to provide...
overmasted
19
18
OVERMAST, to provide...
overmelted
20
19
OVERMELT, to melt to...
overmilked
22
23
OVERMILK, to milk to...
overnetted
17
16
OVERNET, to cover wi...
overpacked
24
25
OVERPACK, to pack to...
overparted
20
18
OVERPART, to give an...
overpassed
20
18
OVERPASS, to pass ov...
overpeered
19
18
OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overplaced
24
22
placed above [adj]
overplayed
27
21
OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overpoised
20
18
OVERPOISE, to burden...
overposted
20
18
OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpriced
24
21
OVERPRICE, to set an...
overprized
24
27
OVERPRIZE, to prize...
overpumped
24
25
OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overracked
22
22
OVERRACK, to overstr...
overranked
18
20
OVERRANK, to assign...
overredded
18
17
OVERRED, to cover wi...
overruffed
23
22
OVERRUFF, at cards,...
oversailed
19
16
OVERSAIL, to project...
oversalted
19
16
OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversauced
21
19
OVERSAUCE, to sauce...
overscaled
22
19
oversize, also OVERS...
overscored
21
18
OVERSCORE, to score...
overseeded
17
16
OVERSEED, to seed to...
overshaded
20
18
OVERSHADE, to cover...
oversmoked
20
22
OVERSMOKE, to smoke...
oversoaked
18
19
OVERSOAK, to soak to...
overspiced
24
21
OVERSPICE, to spice...
overspread
20
18
to spread over or ab...
overstared
18
15
OVERSTARE, to outsta...
overstated
18
15
OVERSTATE, to state...
overstayed
24
17
OVERSTAY, to stay be...
oversudsed
19
17
OVERSUDS, to form an...
oversupped
23
22
OVERSUP, to sup to e...
overswayed
27
20
OVERSWAY, to bear do...
overtalked
20
20
OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasked
19
19
OVERTASK, to impose...
overteemed
18
18
OVERTEEM, to produce...
overtipped
23
21
OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtoiled
19
16
OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtopped
22
21
OVERTOP, to rise abo...
overtraded
18
16
OVERTRADE, to trade...
overturned
18
17
OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overvalued
21
21
OVERVALUE, to value...
overveiled
21
20
OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overwarmed
22
21
OVERWARM, to warm to...
overweened
19
19
OVERWEEN, to expect...
overwetted
21
18
OVERWET, to wet too...
overwinged
22
21
OVERWING, to fly ove...
overworked
22
22
OVERWORK, to cause t...
overyeared
23
17
OVERYEAR, to keep in...
oviposited
21
18
OVIPOSIT, to lay or...
oxygenated
28
23
OXYGENATE, to impreg...
oxygenised
29
23
OXYGENISE, to oxygen...
oxygenized
32
32
OXYGENIZE, to oxygen...
packthread
25
23
a strong two- or thr...
palisadoed
19
16
PALISADO, to fortify...
palletised
21
16
PALLETISE, to use pa...
palletized
24
25
PALLETIZE, to use pa...
palmatifid
24
21
shaped like the hand...
palpitated
22
18
PALPITATE, to throb,...
pamphleted
25
23
PAMPHLET, to circula...
panbroiled
21
19
PANBROIL, to fry in...
pandurated
18
17
fiddle-shaped, e.g....
panellised
20
17
made in sections for...
panellized
23
26
made in sections for...
panhandled
20
20
PANHANDLE, to beg fr...
pantomimed
20
21
PANTOMIME, to portra...
pantrymaid
26
20
a maid in charge of...
pantsuited
19
16
wearing a pantsuit [...
paperboard
22
20
a type of strong thi...
paperbound
22
22
a book bound in pape...
papillated
23
19
having papillae, nip...
paraboloid
21
18
a surface or solid g...
parachuted
24
20
PARACHUTE, to descen...
paraffined
22
21
PARAFFIN, to treat w...
paraglided
21
18
PARAGLIDE, to glide...
paralleled
21
17
PARALLEL, to be exte...
parasailed
19
15
PARASAIL, to soar wh...
parasitoid
19
14
an insect parasitic...
parbreaked
21
21
PARBREAK, (archaic)...
parbuckled
27
26
PARBUCKLE, to raise...
parenthood
19
17
the state of being a...
parquetted
27
24
PARQUET, to cover a...
partialled
21
16
PARTIAL, as in parti...
pasquilled
30
26
PASQUIL, to satirise...
passivated
21
18
PASSIVATE, to coat m...
passmented
19
18
PASSMENT, to trim wi...
pasteboard
20
17
a stiff thick kind o...
patchboard
26
22
a panel with multipl...
patronaged
18
17
PATRONAGE, (Shakespe...
patronised
18
15
PATRONISE, to assume...
patronized
21
24
PATRONIZE, to assume...
pauperised
21
18
PAUPERISE, to reduce...
pauperized
24
27
PAUPERIZE, to reduce...
pavemented
20
22
PAVEMENT, to provide...
pavilioned
21
20
PAVILION, to cover w...
peckerwood
25
24
a southern term for...
pectinated
21
18
toothed like a comb,...
pedagogued
20
20
PEDAGOGUE, to teach...
pedantised
18
16
PEDANTISE, to play t...
pedantized
21
25
PEDANTIZE, to play t...
pedestaled
19
16
PEDESTAL, to provide...
pedimented
19
19
having a pediment [a...
pelletised
21
16
PELLETISE, to make i...
pelletized
24
25
PELLETIZE, to make i...
pemphigoid
26
24
relating to pemphigu...
pendulated
19
18
PENDULATE, to swing...
penetrated
17
15
PENETRATE, to thrust...
pentachord
23
20
an ancient musical i...
pentaploid
21
19
a cell, organism, or...
penthoused
20
18
PENTHOUSE, to cover...
peoplehood
22
20
the state of constit...
pepsinated
20
18
PEPSINATE, to treat...
peptonised
20
18
PEPTONISE, to make (...
peptonized
23
27
PEPTONIZE, to make (...
percolated
22
18
PERCOLATE, to pass t...
perennated
16
16
PERENNATE, to last o...
perforated
20
17
PERFORATE, to bore t...
periodised
19
15
PERIODISE, to divide...
periodized
22
24
PERIODIZE, to divide...
periwigged
25
21
PERIWIG, to put on a...
permutated
20
18
PERMUTATE, to alter...
persecuted
22
18
PERSECUTE, to harass...
persevered
20
18
PERSEVERE, to contin...
personated
17
15
PERSONATE, to assume...
personhood
19
17
being a person [n -S...
personised
18
15
PERSONISE, to person...
personized
21
24
PERSONIZE, to person...
petiolated
19
15
having a petiole, a...
petitioned
18
15
PETITION, to make a...
petrolhead
21
17
a motor vehicle enth...
phantasied
20
17
PHANTASY, to imagine...
phenolated
20
18
PHENOLATE, to subjec...
phenotyped
28
22
PHENOTYPE, to catego...
phonetised
20
17
PHONETISE, to repres...
phonetized
23
26
PHONETIZE, to repres...
phonotyped
28
22
PHONOTYPE, to print...
phosphated
25
21
PHOSPHATE, to treat...
photoflood
23
20
an incandescent tung...
photolysed
28
19
PHOTOLYSE, to cause...
photolyzed
31
28
PHOTOLYZE, to cause...
phototyped
29
21
PHOTOTYPE, to print...
phylloclad
34
24
another name for a c...
picarooned
20
18
PICAROON, to act as...
pickbacked
30
31
PICKBACK, to carry s...
picosecond
24
21
a trillionth of a se...
picturised
24
18
PICTURISE, to pictur...
picturized
27
27
PICTURIZE, to pictur...
pidginised
21
18
PIDGINISE, to make i...
pidginized
24
27
PIDGINIZE, to make i...
pignerated
19
17
PIGNERATE, (archaic)...
pignorated
19
17
PIGNORATE, (archaic)...
pigsticked
26
23
PIGSTICK, to hunt fo...
pilastered
20
15
furnished with pilas...
pillorised
22
16
PILLORISE, to pillor...
pillorized
25
25
PILLORIZE, to pillor...
pinguefied
22
21
PINGUEFY, to become...
pinnatifid
21
19
of leaves, pinnately...
pinnatiped
20
19
having the toes bord...
pinnulated
19
18
having each pinna su...
pinpointed
20
19
PINPOINT, to locate...
pinpricked
26
25
PINPRICK, to punctur...
pinspotted
21
18
PINSPOT, to illumina...
pinstriped
22
18
having a pinstripe,...
pinwheeled
24
21
PINWHEEL, to rotate...
pipeclayed
31
23
PIPECLAY, to whiten...
pirouetted
19
15
PIROUETTE, to make a...
pitapatted
21
17
PITAPAT, to make a r...
pitchpoled
28
23
PITCHPOLE, to turn e...
pixellated
27
23
made up of pixels; d...
pixillated
28
23
slightly unbalanced...
plaistered
20
15
PLAISTER, (Scots) to...
platformed
23
21
PLATFORM, to equip w...
platinised
20
16
PLATINISE, to coat w...
platinized
23
25
PLATINIZE, to coat w...
platteland
20
17
(Afrikaans) rural di...
playground
27
21
a piece of land used...
playlisted
28
18
PLAYLIST, to put ont...
ploughhead
25
22
the draught iron of...
ploughland
24
22
land under the ploug...
pluralised
22
17
PLURALISE, to make p...
pluralized
25
26
PLURALIZE, to make p...
pockmarked
25
28
POCKMARK, to mark wi...
pockpitted
26
24
pitted by pock marks...
podsolised
20
16
PODSOLISE, to turn i...
podsolized
23
25
PODSOLIZE, to turn i...
podzolised
23
25
PODZOLISE, to make i...
podzolized
26
34
PODZOLIZE, to make i...
poeticised
22
17
POETICISE, to write,...
poeticized
25
26
POETICIZE, to write,...
poisonwood
20
18
a poisonous tree of...
politicked
25
22
POLITICK, to engage...
pollenated
19
17
POLLENATE, to fertil...
pollinated
20
17
POLLINATE, to fertil...
pollinised
21
17
POLLINISE, to pollin...
pollinized
24
26
POLLINIZE, to pollin...
polybagged
30
24
POLYBAG, to put into...
polyhybrid
38
24
a plant hybridised f...
ponderated
17
16
PONDERATE, to consid...
ponytailed
25
18
having a ponytail [a...
porphyroid
30
21
a metamorphic rock h...
portraited
19
14
PORTRAIT, to make a...
positioned
18
15
POSITION, to put in...
postcarded
22
18
POSTCARD, to send a...
posterised
19
14
POSTERISE, (US and C...
posterized
22
23
POSTERIZE, (US and C...
postformed
22
20
POSTFORM, to shape s...
postheated
20
16
POSTHEAT, to heat a...
postmarked
21
21
POSTMARK, to stamp m...
postsynced
28
20
POSTSYNC, (short for...
postulated
20
16
POSTULATE, to assume...
posturised
20
15
POSTURISE, to postur...
posturized
23
24
POSTURIZE, to postur...
potbellied
23
19
having a potbelly [a...
potentised
18
15
POTENTISE, to render...
potentized
21
24
POTENTIZE, to render...
potlatched
25
20
POTLATCH, to exchang...
pourtrahed
21
17
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
pourtrayed
25
17
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
poussetted
19
15
POUSSETTE, to make s...
powellised
24
19
POWELLISE, to season...
powellized
27
28
POWELLIZE, to season...
practicked
27
24