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abbreviated
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ABBREVIATE, to make...
abirritated
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ABIRRITATE, to sooth...
aboveground
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located above the su...
absolutised
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ABSOLUTISE, to make...
absolutized
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ABSOLUTIZE, to make...
accelerated
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ACCELERATE, to bring...
accentuated
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ACCENTUATE, to empha...
accessioned
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ACCESSION, to record...
accompanied
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ACCOMPANY, to escort...
accumulated
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ACCUMULATE, to gathe...
adjudicated
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ADJUDICATE, to settl...
adrenalised
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charged with adrenal...
adrenalized
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charged with adrenal...
adulterated
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ADULTERATE, to make...
adulterised
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ADULTERISE, (archaic...
adulterized
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ADULTERIZE, (archaic...
aerobicised
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AEROBICISE, to make...
aerobicized
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AEROBICIZE, to make...
aerosolised
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AEROSOLISE, to turn...
aerosolized
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AEROSOLIZE, to turn...
affectioned
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AFFECTION, to love [...
aggrandised
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AGGRANDISE, to incre...
aggrandized
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AGGRANDIZE, to incre...
albumenised
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ALBUMENISE, to cover...
albumenized
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ALBUMENIZE, to cover...
albuminised
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ALBUMINISE, to cover...
albuminized
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ALBUMINIZE, to cover...
alcoholised
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ALCOHOLISE, to conve...
alcoholized
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ALCOHOLIZE, to conve...
alembicated
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over-refined [adj]
alkalinised
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ALKALINISE, to make...
alkalinized
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ALKALINIZE, to make...
allegorised
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ALLEGORISE, to make...
allegorized
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ALLEGORIZE, to make...
alliterated
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ALLITERATE, to form...
allografted
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ALLOGRAFT, to make a...
alphasorted
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ALPHASORT, to sort i...
alphatested
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ALPHATEST, to carry...
altoruffled
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(Milton) altogether...
amalgamated
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AMALGAMATE, to unite...
ameliorated
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AMELIORATE, to make...
anabaptised
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ANABAPTISE, to rebap...
anabaptized
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ANABAPTIZE, to rebap...
anastomosed
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ANASTOMOSE, to inosc...
annihilated
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ANNIHILATE, to destr...
annunciated
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ANNUNCIATE, to annou...
annuntiated
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ANNUNTIATE, (obsolet...
antagonised
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ANTAGONISE, to arous...
antagonized
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ANTAGONIZE, to arous...
antherozoid
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a motile male gamete...
anticipated
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ANTICIPATE, to expec...
antithyroid
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able to counteract e...
antityphoid
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intended to prevent...
apostatised
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APOSTATISE, to chang...
apostatized
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APOSTATIZE, to chang...
apostolised
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APOSTOLISE, to preac...
apostolized
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APOSTOLIZE, to preac...
apperceived
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APPERCEIVE, to perce...
appertained
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APPERTAIN, to relate...
apportioned
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APPORTION, to portio...
appreciated
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APPRECIATE, to grasp...
apprehended
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APPREHEND, to unders...
apprenticed
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APPRENTICE, to set s...
architected
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ARCHITECT, to constr...
architraved
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having an architrave...
arpeggiated
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ARPEGGIATE, to perfo...
articulated
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ARTICULATE, to give...
ascertained
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ASCERTAIN, to make s...
asepticised
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ASEPTICISE, to make...
asepticized
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ASEPTICIZE, to make...
asphyxiated
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ASPHYXIATE, to cause...
asseverated
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ASSEVERATE, to state...
assibilated
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ASSIBILATE, to prono...
assimilated
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ASSIMILATE, to make...
atmosphered
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having an atmosphere...
auriculated
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having ears or ear-s...
auscultated
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AUSCULTATE, to liste...
autodialled
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AUTODIAL, to dial a...
autografted
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AUTOGRAFT, to make s...
autographed
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AUTOGRAPH, to sign w...
automatised
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AUTOMATISE, to make...
automatized
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AUTOMATIZE, to make...
automobiled
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AUTOMOBILE, to trave...
autorotated
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AUTOROTATE, to self-...
autotomised
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AUTOTOMISE, to effec...
autotomized
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AUTOTOMIZE, to effec...
axiomatised
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AXIOMATISE, to make...
axiomatized
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AXIOMATIZE, to reduc...
babyproofed
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BABYPROOF, to render...
backchatted
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BACKCHAT, to engage...
backchecked
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BACKCHECK, in ice ho...
backcrossed
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BACKCROSS, to create...
backdropped
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BACKDROP, to create...
backflipped
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BACKFLIP, to perform...
backlighted
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BACKLIGHT, to illumi...
backpedaled
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BACKPEDAL, to pedal...
backshished
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BACKSHISH, to give a...
backslapped
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BACKSLAP, to show ap...
backspeered
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BACKSPEER, (Scots) t...
backspeired
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BACKSPEIR, (Scots) t...
backstabbed
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BACKSTAB, to stab in...
backstalled
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BACKSTALL, of a kite...
backstamped
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BACKSTAMP, to mark w...
backstopped
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BACKSTOP, to act as...
backstroked
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BACKSTROKE, to swim...
backtracked
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BACKTRACK, to go bac...
bakhshished
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BAKHSHISH, (Persian)...
baksheeshed
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BAKSHEESH, to give a...
balladeered
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BALLADEER, to sing b...
ballyragged
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BALLYRAG, to overawe...
balustraded
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having a balustrade...
bandicooted
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BANDICOOT, to remove...
bandoleered
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wearing a bandoleer,...
bandoliered
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wearing a bandolier,...
barnstormed
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BARNSTORM, to tour c...
barricadoed
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BARRICADO, to barric...
bastardised
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BASTARDISE, to make...
bastardized
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BASTARDIZE, to make...
bastinadoed
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BASTINADO, to tortur...
battlefield
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a place where a batt...
beachcombed
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BEACHCOMB, to wander...
beadblasted
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BEADBLAST, to clean...
beaverboard
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a building-board of...
beblubbered
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disfigured from weep...
beclamoured
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BECLAMOUR, to make a...
becudgelled
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BECUDGEL, to beat wi...
bedrivelled
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BEDRIVEL, to cover w...
beglamoured
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BEGLAMOUR, to impres...
beleaguered
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BELEAGUER, to surrou...
belowground
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underground [adv]
bemonstered
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BEMONSTER, (archaic)...
benchmarked
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BENCHMARK, to test b...
benightened
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BENIGHTEN, to overta...
beplastered
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BEPLASTER, (archaic)...
bepommelled
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BEPOMMEL, to pommel...
bergschrund
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(German) a crevasse...
bescattered
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BESCATTER, (archaic)...
bescribbled
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BESCRIBBLE, (archaic...
beslobbered
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BESLOBBER, to slobbe...
beslubbered
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BESLUBBER, to slobbe...
bespattered
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BESPATTER, to soil b...
besprinkled
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BESPRINKLE, to sprin...
bestialised
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BESTIALISE, to make...
bestialized
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BESTIALIZE, to make...
bestraddled
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BESTRADDLE, to bestr...
bewhiskered
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having whiskers [adj...
bichromated
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relating to a salt o...
billboarded
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BILLBOARD, to advert...
binucleated
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having two nuclei; a...
biodegraded
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BIODEGRADE, to break...
bipolarised
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BIPOLARISE, to make...
bipolarized
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BIPOLARIZE, to make...
birdbrained
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simple-minded [adj]
birdwatched
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BIRDWATCH, to watch...
bituminated
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BITUMINATE, to treat...
bituminised
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BITUMINISE, to treat...
bituminized
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BITUMINIZE, to treat...
blackballed
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BLACKBALL, to vote a...
blackbirded
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BLACKBIRD, to traffi...
blackheaded
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BLACKHEAD [v]
blackjacked
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BLACKJACK, to hit wi...
blackleaded
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BLACKLEAD, to coat w...
blacklegged
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BLACKLEG, to work ev...
blacklisted
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BLACKLIST, to ban or...
blackmailed
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BLACKMAIL, to extort...
blacktopped
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BLACKTOP, to pave wi...
blackwashed
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BLACKWASH, to treat...
blanketweed
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a rapidly spreading...
blindfolded
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BLINDFOLD, to cover...
blockbusted
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BLOCKBUST, to bring...
blockheaded
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stupid [adj BLOCKHEA...
blowtorched
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BLOWTORCH, to apply...
blueprinted
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BLUEPRINT, to draw u...
blueshifted
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BLUESHIFT [v]
bobsleighed
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BOBSLEIGH, to travel...
bodyboarded
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BODYBOARD, to ride a...
bodychecked
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BODYCHECK, to make a...
bodyguarded
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BODYGUARD, to act as...
bolshevised
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BOLSHEVISE, to make...
bolshevized
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BOLSHEVIZE, to make...
bombproofed
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BOMBPROOF, to make p...
boomeranged
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BOOMERANG, to return...
boondoggled
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BOONDOGGLE, to carry...
bowdlerised
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BOWDLERISE, to expur...
bowdlerized
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BOWDLERIZE, to purge...
bowstringed
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BOWSTRING, to strang...
brainwashed
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BRAINWASH, to indoct...
branchiopod
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any of a subclass of...
breakdanced
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BREAKDANCE, to do a...
breakfasted
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BREAKFAST, to take b...
brickshaped
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shaped like a brick...
bridgeboard
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a board on both side...
brillianted
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BRILLIANT, to cut an...
broadcasted
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BROADCAST, to scatte...
broadleaved
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having broad leaves,...
brotherhood
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the state of being b...
buccaneered
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BUCCANEER, to act as...
buccaniered
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BUCCANIER, to act as...
buckshished
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BUCKSHISH, to give a...
buckskinned
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wearing buckskin [ad...
bucktoothed
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BUCKTOOTH [v]
bullshitted
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BULLSHIT, to talk no...
bullwhacked
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BULLWHACK, to strike...
bullwhipped
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BULLWHIP, to strike...
bullyragged
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BULLYRAG, to intimid...
burglarised
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BURGLARISE, to commi...
burglarized
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BURGLARIZE, to commi...
burnettised
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BURNETTISE, to subje...
burnettized
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BURNETTIZE, to subje...
bushwhacked
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BUSHWHACK, to shoot...
butcherbird
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the shrike [n -S]
butterflied
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BUTTERFLY, to split...
buttonholed
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BUTTONHOLE, to detai...
buttonmould
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the small core of pl...
cablecasted
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CABLECAST, to broadc...
cachinnated
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CACHINNATE, to laugh...
caffeinated
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containing caffeine...
calumniated
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CALUMNIATE, to sland...
cameleopard
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(obsolete) a giraffe...
camouflaged
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CAMOUFLAGE, to conce...
camphorated
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CAMPHORATE, to impre...
canceleered
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CANCELEER, to make s...
canceliered
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CANCELIER, to make s...
cancellated
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consisting of a netw...
cannabinoid
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any of various chemi...
cantillated
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CANTILLATE, to chant...
capacitated
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CAPACITATE, to make...
caparisoned
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CAPARISON, to adorn...
capernoited
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slightly intoxicated...
capitalised
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CAPITALISE, to write...
capitalized
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CAPITALIZE, to write...
capitulated
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CAPITULATE, to yield...
caramelised
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CARAMELISE, to turn...
caramelized
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CARAMELIZE, to turn...
carbonadoed
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CARBONADO, (Spanish)...
carburetted
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CARBURET, to combine...
caricatured
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CARICATURE, to make...
carillonned
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CARILLON, to play a...
carnationed
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ruddy [adj]
carpentered
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CARPENTER, to constr...
cartwheeled
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CARTWHEEL, to turn a...
castellated
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having battlements o...
catabolised
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CATABOLISE, to subje...
catabolized
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CATABOLIZE, to subje...
catalogised
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CATALOGISE, to put i...
catalogized
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CATALOGIZE, to put i...
categorised
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CATEGORISE, to put i...
categorized
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CATEGORIZE, to put i...
caterwauled
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CATERWAUL, to make a...
centerboard
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a retractable keel u...
centralised
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CENTRALISE, to move...
centralized
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CENTRALIZE, to move...
centreboard
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a retractable keel f...
centrifuged
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CENTRIFUGE, to subje...
chairmanned
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CHAIRMAN, to act as...
chamberhand
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(New Zealand) a work...
chambermaid
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a maid who makes bed...
changeround
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a change of roles, a...
channelised
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CHANNELISE, to creat...
channelized
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CHANNELIZE, to creat...
chaptalised
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CHAPTALISE, to add e...
chaptalized
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CHAPTALIZE, to add e...
characinoid
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of or like a characi...
charactered
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CHARACTER, (archaic]...
charbroiled
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CHARBROIL, to broil...
chargrilled
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CHARGRILL, to grill...
charivaried
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CHARIVARI, to perfor...
chauffeured
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CHAUFFEUR, to drive...
chauffeused
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CHAUFFEUSE, to act a...
checklisted
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CHECKLIST, to make l...
checkmarked
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CHECKMARK, to mark i...
cheeseboard
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a board on which che...
chemisorbed
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CHEMISORB, to adsorb...
chemosorbed
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CHEMOSORB, to adsorb...
chilblained
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CHILBLAIN [v]
chitchatted
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CHITCHAT, to indulge...
chloralosed
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anaesthetised with c...
chloridated
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CHLORIDATE, to treat...
chloridised
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CHLORIDISE, to conve...
chloridized
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CHLORIDIZE, to conve...
chlorinated
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CHLORINATE, to treat...
chlorinised
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CHLORINISE, to chlor...
chlorinized
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CHLORINIZE, to chlor...
chondrified
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CHONDRIFY, to conver...
chowderhead
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a foolish person [n...
chrysomelid
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a member of the leaf...
chucklehead
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a foolish person [n...
chugalugged
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CHUGALUG, to drink w...
cinchonised
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CINCHONISE, to treat...
cinchonized
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CINCHONIZE, to treat...
cinematised
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CINEMATISE, to produ...
cinematized
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CINEMATIZE, to produ...
circumcised
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CIRCUMCISE, to cut o...
circumduced
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CIRCUMDUCE, (Scots)...
circumfused
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CIRCUMFUSE, to pour...
circummured
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CIRCUMMURE, (Shakesp...
circumposed
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CIRCUMPOSE, to place...
citizenised
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CITIZENISE, to make...
citizenized
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CITIZENIZE, to make...
clapboarded
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CLAPBOARD, to cover...
classicised
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CLASSICISE, to make...
classicized
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CLASSICIZE, to make...
cleanhanded
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with clean hands [ad...
clearheaded
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having or showing a...
closefisted
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tight, stingy [adj]
coacervated
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COACERVATE, to heap;...
cocaptained
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COCAPTAIN, to captai...
cockneyfied
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COCKNEYFY, to make (...
cockswained
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COCKSWAIN, to take c...
cocounseled
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COCOUNSEL, to counse...
codeveloped
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CODEVELOP, to develo...
coenamoured
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COENAMOUR, to enamou...
cohostessed
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COHOSTESS, to act as...
coldhearted
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marked by lack of sy...
colliquated
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COLLIQUATE, (obsolet...
colloquised
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COLLOQUISE, to conve...
colloquized
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COLLOQUIZE, to conve...
colorcasted
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COLORCAST, to broadc...
colorwashed
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COLORWASH, to paint...
colourbreed
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to breed (animals or...
columniated
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having columns, also...
commeasured
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COMMEASURE, to be co...
commentated
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COMMENTATE, to give...
commodified
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COMMODIFY, to make a...
companioned
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COMPANION, to keep s...
compensated
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COMPENSATE, to be eq...
complicated
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COMPLICATE, to combi...
compostured
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COMPOSTURE, to treat...
compromised
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COMPROMISE, to adjus...
comptrolled
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COMPTROLL, (obsolete...
concentered
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CONCENTER, (US) to h...
concertised
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CONCERTISE, to perfo...
concertized
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CONCERTIZE, to perfo...
conciliated
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CONCILIATE, to gain...
concretised
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CONCRETISE, to rende...
concretized
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CONCRETIZE, to rende...
condensated
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CONDENSATE, to conde...
condimented
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CONDIMENT, to season...
conditioned
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CONDITION, to treat...
confiscated
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CONFISCATE, to seize...
conglobated
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CONGLOBATE, to gathe...
congregated
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CONGREGATE, to colle...
conjectured
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CONJECTURE, to arriv...
conscripted
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CONSCRIPT, to enlist...
consecrated
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CONSECRATE, to induc...
consociated
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CONSOCIATE, to ally...
constipated
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CONSTIPATE, to cause...
constituted
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CONSTITUTE, to form...
constrained
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CONSTRAIN, to force,...
constricted
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CONSTRICT, to draw t...
constringed
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CONSTRINGE, to draw...
constructed
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CONSTRUCT, to build...
consummated
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CONSUMMATE, to finis...
contempered
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CONTEMPER, to blend...
contravened
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CONTRAVENE, to act c...
contributed
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CONTRIBUTE, to give...
contusioned
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CONTUSION [v]
convalesced
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CONVALESCE, to recov...
coordinated
20
17
COORDINATE, to organ...
copartnered
22
19
COPARTNER, to act as...
copresented
22
19
COPRESENT, to presen...
copublished
30
25
COPUBLISH, to publis...
copyrighted
34
24
COPYRIGHT, to secure...
cordialised
23
17
CORDIALISE, to becom...
cordialized
26
26
CORDIALIZE, to becom...
corkscrewed
29
25
CORKSCREW, to twist...
cornbraided
23
20
CORNBRAID, to braid...
corporified
26
21
CORPORIFY, to embody...
corrivalled
26
21
CORRIVAL, to rival,...
corroboreed
22
18
CORROBOREE, (Native...
cosponsored
22
19
COSPONSOR, to sponso...
counterbond
22
21
a bond to protect a...
countermand
21
21
to revoke an order b...
counterpled
24
21
COUNTERPLEAD, to ple...
counterraid
21
17
to make a retaliator...
countersued
21
18
COUNTERSUE, to sue s...
counterword
24
20
a word widely used i...
countrified
24
20
rural, rustic, also...
countrolled
23
19
COUNTROL, to control...
countryfied
30
22
rural, rustic, also...
crenellated
22
18
CRENELLATE, to provi...
crescendoed
23
20
CRESCENDO, to come t...
crookbacked
28
29
CROOKBACK [v]
crossbanded
23
20
of a handrail, havin...
crossbarred
24
18
CROSSBAR, to fasten...
crossruffed
27
22
CROSSRUFF, in whist...
crowdfunded
27
25
CROWDFUND, to fund a...
crowstepped
29
24
of a gable, having s...
cryptorchid
37
25
a male human or anim...
crystalised
30
18
CRYSTALISE, to form...
crystalized
33
27
CRYSTALIZE, to form...
crystalloid
31
19
a water-soluble crys...
cuckoldised
28
25
CUCKOLDISE, to make...
cuckoldized
31
34
CUCKOLDIZE, to make...
currycombed
35
27
CURRYCOMB, to comb w...
curveballed
28
25
CURVEBALL, to throw...
cyclostyled
40
24
CYCLOSTYLE, to make...
daggerboard
22
20
a light, narrow, com...
damasceened
20
20
DAMASCEENE, to decor...
damaskeened
18
21
DAMASKEEN, to decora...
damasquined
27
27
DAMASQUIN, to decora...
deacidified
24
20
DEACIDIFY, to remove...
deactivated
23
20
DEACTIVATE, to make...
deaspirated
20
16
DEASPIRATE, to remov...
debarrassed
20
16
DEBARRASS, (archaic)...
debilitated
22
17
DEBILITATE, to make...
decalcified
28
23
DECALCIFY, to depriv...
decapitated
23
19
DECAPITATE, to cut o...
decelerated
21
17
DECELERATE, to reduc...
decertified
24
19
DECERTIFY, to withdr...
decimalised
24
20
DECIMALISE, to conve...
decimalized
27
29
DECIMALIZE, to conve...
decivilised
26
21
DECIVILISE, to reduc...
decivilized
29
30
DECIVILIZE, to reduc...
decluttered
23
18
DECLUTTER, to simpli...
decolonised
21
18
DECOLONISE, to relea...
decolonized
24
27
DECOLONIZE, to relea...
decolorated
21
17
DECOLORATE, to depri...
decolorised
22
17
DECOLORISE, to remov...
decolorized
25
26
DECOLORIZE, to remov...
decommitted
24
22
DECOMMIT, to withdra...
decongested
21
19
DECONGEST, to reliev...
decremented
21
20
DECREMENT, to decrea...
defeasanced
21
20
liable to be forfeit...
defeminised
21
20
DEFEMINISE, to remov...
defeminized
24
29
DEFEMINIZE, to remov...
definitised
21
17
DEFINITISE, to make...
definitized
24
26
DEFINITIZE, to make...
deflagrated
22
19
DEFLAGRATE, to burn...
degarnished
21
18
DEGARNISH, to despoi...
degenerated
17
16
DEGENERATE, to pass...
deglaciated
23
19
showing deglaciation...
dehumanised
21
20
DEHUMANISE, to remov...
dehumanized
24
29
DEHUMANIZE, to depri...
delaminated
19
18
DELAMINATE, to split...
deleveraged
21
20
DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deliberated
21
17
DELIBERATE, to think...
delimitated
21
17
DELIMITATE, to delim...
deliquesced
31
27
DELIQUESCE, to melt...
delocalised
23
18
DELOCALISE, to free...
delocalized
26
27
DELOCALIZE, to free...
demobilised
23
20
DEMOBILISE, to disba...
demobilized
26
29
DEMOBILIZE, to disba...
demodulated
20
19
DEMODULATE, to remov...
demonetised
18
17
DEMONETISE, to depri...
demonetized
21
26
DEMONETIZE, to depri...
demoralised
20
17
DEMORALISE, to corru...
demoralized
23
26
DEMORALIZE, to corru...
demotivated
21
20
DEMOTIVATE, to remov...
demulsified
24
21
DEMULSIFY, to separa...
demystified
29
21
DEMYSTIFY, to remove...
demythified
31
23
DEMYTHIFY, to remove...
denaturised
18
15
DENATURISE, to remov...
denaturized
21
24
DENATURIZE, to remov...
denitrified
21
17
DENITRIFY, to depriv...
denominated
17
18
DENOMINATE, to give...
denunciated
20
19
DENUNCIATE, to denou...
deoppilated
23
20
DEOPPILATE, to free...
depigmented
22
22
DEPIGMENT, to take a...
deplenished
23
20
DEPLENISH, to depriv...
depolarised
21
17
DEPOLARISE, to remov...
depolarized
24
26
DEPOLARIZE, to remov...
depopulated
23
21
DEPOPULATE, to reduc...
depreciated
23
19
DEPRECIATE, to lower...
deprehended
21
20
DEPREHEND, (obsolete...
deprogramed
22
21
DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
deracinated
20
17
DERACINATE, to uproo...
deregulated
20
17
DEREGULATE, to free...
derepressed
20
16
DEREPRESS, to activa...
derivatised
21
17
DERIVATISE, to make...
derivatized
24
26
DERIVATIZE, to make...
desalinated
18
15
DESALINATE, to remov...
desalinised
19
15
DESALINISE, to remov...
desalinized
22
24
DESALINIZE, to remov...
descrambled
26
23
DESCRAMBLE, to unscr...
desertified
21
16
DESERTIFY, to make i...
desiderated
18
14
DESIDERATE, to desir...
desquamated
27
26
DESQUAMATE, to scale...
destempered
21
19
DESTEMPER, (obsolete...
desulphured
25
21
DESULPHUR, to remove...
detasselled
20
15
DETASSEL, to remove...
dethronised
20
16
DETHRONISE, to remov...
dethronized
23
25
DETHRONIZE, to dethr...
detoxicated
27
23
DETOXICATE, to rid o...
detruncated
21
18
DETRUNCATE, to cut s...
devalorised
21
18
DEVALORISE, to deval...
devalorized
24
27
DEVALORIZE, to deval...
devitalised
22
18
DEVITALISE, to depri...
devitalized
25
27
DEVITALIZE, to depri...
devitrified
24
20
DEVITRIFY, to depriv...
devocalised
24
21
DEVOCALISE, to make...
devocalized
27
30
DEVOCALIZE, to make...
diaphragmed
25
23
DIAPHRAGM, to fit wi...
differenced
25
23
DIFFERENCE, to make...
digitalised
22
16
DIGITALIS [v]
digitalized
25
25
DIGITALIZE, to make...
digladiated
21
17
DIGLADIATE, (obsolet...
dijudicated
25
27
DIJUDICATE, to judge...
dilacerated
22
17
DILACERATE, to rend...
dilapidated
22
18
DILAPIDATE, to bring...
dilucidated
24
19
DILUCIDATE, (obsolet...
dimensioned
18
18
DIMENSION, to give t...
diphtheroid
26
20
a bacterium that res...
diphthonged
26
23
DIPHTHONG, to pronou...
disaccharid
28
21
any of a class of su...
disaccorded
25
20
DISACCORD, to refuse...
disadvanced
23
22
DISADVANCE, (Spenser...
disaffected
26
22
DISAFFECT, to take a...
disaffirmed
25
22
DISAFFIRM, to assert...
disanchored
23
19
DISANCHOR, to raise...
disanimated
19
17
DISANIMATE, to depri...
disannulled
20
18
DISANNUL, to annul c...
disanointed
17
15
DISANOINT, to undo t...
disappeared
22
19
DISAPPEAR, to vanish...
disapproved
25
23
DISAPPROVE, to pass...
disarranged
19
16
DISARRANGE, to distu...
disavaunced
23
22
DISAVAUNCE, (Spenser...
disavouched
26
23
DISAVOUCH, (obsolete...
disbelieved
24
21
DISBELIEVE, to hold...
disbowelled
26
21
DISBOWEL, to remove...
disbranched
26
22
DISBRANCH, to divest...
disburdened
21
19
DISBURDEN, to rid of...
dischurched
31
24
DISCHURCH, (obsolete...
disciplined
26
21
DISCIPLINE, to punis...
discoloured
23
18
DISCOLOUR, to alter...
discomfited
26
22
DISCOMFIT, to discon...
discommoded
24
23
DISCOMMODE, to put t...
discommoned
23
23
DISCOMMON, to depriv...
discomposed
25
22
DISCOMPOSE, to disar...
discouraged
23
19
DISCOURAGE, to dishe...
discredited
23
17
DISCREDIT, to refuse...
disculpated
26
21
DISCULPATE, to free...
discumbered
26
23
DISCUMBER, (archaic)...
disembarked
23
23
DISEMBARK, to leave...
disembodied
22
20
DISEMBODY, to remove...
disembogued
23
22
DISEMBOGUE, (Spanish...
disemployed
29
22
DISEMPLOY, to throw...
disenclosed
22
18
DISENCLOSE, to free...
disennobled
20
19
DISENNOBLE, to depri...
disenrolled
20
16
DISENROL, to remove...
disenshroud
21
17
to divest of a shrou...
disenslaved
21
19
DISENSLAVE, to free...
disentailed
19
15
DISENTAIL, to free f...
disentitled
20
15
DISENTITLE, to depri...
disentombed
21
20
DISENTOMB, to take o...
disentwined
21
18
DISENTWINE, to free...
disespoused
21
17
DISESPOUSE, (Milton)...
disesteemed
19
16
DISESTEEM, to hold o...
disfavoured
23
21
DISFAVOUR, to disest...
disfeatured
21
17
DISFEATURE, to depri...
disforested
21
16
DISFOREST, to clear...
disgavelled
24
21
DISGAVEL, to release...
disgruntled
22
18
DISGRUNTLE, to make...
dishallowed
26
20
DISHALLOW, to make u...
dishevelled
25
21
DISHEVEL, to make th...
dishonoured
20
17
DISHONOUR, to depriv...
dishumoured
23
20
DISHUMOUR, (obsolete...
disimagined
21
19
DISIMAGINE, to banis...
disimproved
25
23
DISIMPROVE, to make...
disinclined
23
19
DISINCLINE, to make...
disinclosed
23
18
DISINCLOSE, to free...
disinfected
24
20
DISINFECT, to rid of...
disinfested
21
17
DISINFEST, to remove...
disinformed
22
20
DISINFORM, to inform...
disinterred
19
14
DISINTER, to exhume...
disinvented
20
19
DISINVENT, to undo t...
disinvested
21
18
DISINVEST, to reduce...
disinvolved
24
23
DISINVOLVE, to unfol...
dismembered
23
22
DISMEMBER, to cut or...
disoriented
18
14
DISORIENT, to confus...
dispaupered
23
20
DISPAUPER, to depriv...
disprisoned
21
17
DISPRISON, to let lo...
disprofited
24
19
DISPROFIT, (archaic)...
disprovided
24
21
DISPROVIDE, (archaic...
dispurveyed
30
23
DISPURVEY, (archaic)...
disregarded
20
16
DISREGARD, to pay no...
disrelished
23
16
DISRELISH, to dislik...
dissertated
19
13
DISSERTATE, to disco...
dissheathed
23
17
DISSHEATHE, to becom...
disshivered
24
19
DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissociated
22
16
DISSOCIATE, to separ...
dissundered
19
16
DISSUNDER, (archaic)...
distempered
22
19
DISTEMPER, to paint...
distribuend
22
18
that which is to be...
distributed
23
17
DISTRIBUTE, to divid...
distroubled
23
18
DISTROUBLE, (obsolet...
divaricated
24
20
DIVARICATE, to fork,...
diversified
24
20
DIVERSIFY, to give v...
dolomitised
21
17
DOLOMITISE, to conve...
dolomitized
24
26
DOLOMITIZE, to conve...
doomwatched
27
24
DOOMWATCH, to keep a...
doorknocked
22
25
DOORKNOCK, to go fro...
doorstepped
22
19
DOORSTEP, to canvass...
dorsiflexed
28
24
DORSIFLEX, to bend t...
doughnutted
22
20
DOUGHNUT, to surroun...
downhearted
22
19
downcast, dejected [...
downshifted
26
22
DOWNSHIFT, to change...
downtrended
20
19
DOWNTREND, to tend i...
dragonnaded
17
18
DRAGONNADE, to perse...
dreadlocked
23
22
having dreadlocks [a...
dumbfounded
24
26
DUMBFOUND, to strike...
earlierised
19
13
EARLIERISE, to do at...
earlierized
22
22
EARLIERIZE, to do at...
earthquaked
29
28
shaken or destroyed...
edulcorated
22
18
EDULCORATE, to make...
effectuated
25
22
EFFECTUATE, to effec...
effeminated
22
22
EFFEMINATE, (archaic...
effeminised
23
22
EFFEMINISE, (archaic...
effeminized
26
31
EFFEMINIZE, (archaic...
effervesced
27
25
EFFERVESCE, to bubbl...
effleuraged
24
22
EFFLEURAGE, to make...
effloresced
26
22
EFFLORESCE, to flowe...
egurgitated
21
17
EGURGITATE, to vomit...
elasticated
22
16
ELASTICATE, to make...
elasticised
23
16
ELASTICISE, to make...
elasticized
26
25
made with elastic th...
electrified
25
19
ELECTRIFY, to charge...
elephantoid
22
19
elephant-like [adj]
elucubrated
25
21
ELUCUBRATE, to work...
emancipated
23
22
EMANCIPATE, to free...
emarginated
19
18
EMARGINATE, to take...
emasculated
23
20
EMASCULATE, to depri...
embarrassed
21
18
EMBARRASS, to discom...
embellished
26
22
EMBELLISH, to add be...
emblossomed
23
22
EMBLOSSOM, to cover...
embroidered
21
19
EMBROIDER, to orname...
embryonated
26
21
(obsolete) of minera...
empanoplied
23
23
EMPANOPLY, to clothe...
emparadised
21
19
EMPARADISE, (Milton)...
empassioned
20
19
(Spenser) full of pa...
emplastered
22
19
EMPLASTER, (obsolete...
encephaloid
25
22
like or resembling a...
encinctured
24
21
ENCINCTURE, to girdl...
encompassed
23
22
ENCOMPASS, to surrou...
encountered
19
18
ENCOUNTER, to meet [...
encrimsoned
21
20
ENCRIMSON, to colour...
encurtained
20
18
ENCURTAIN, to enclos...
endeavoured
18
19
ENDEAVOUR, to try, a...
endenizened
18
25
ENDENIZEN, to admit...
endungeoned
16
19
ENDUNGEON, to shut u...
enfouldered
20
19
(Spenser) charged wi...
enfreedomed
19
20
ENFREEDOM, (Shakespe...
engarlanded
18
18
ENGARLAND, to encirc...
enheartened
17
16
ENHEARTEN, to encour...
enigmatised
20
18
ENIGMATISE, to expre...
enigmatized
23
27
ENIGMATIZE, to expre...
enkernelled
19
20
ENKERNEL, to enclose...
enlightened
21
19
ENLIGHTEN, to impart...
ensanguined
17
18
ENSANGUINE, to cover...
enscheduled
24
21
ENSCHEDULE, (Shakesp...
ensheltered
20
16
ENSHELTER, (Shakespe...
ensorcelled
22
18
ENSORCEL, to bewitch...
enterdealed
17
15
ENTERDEALE, (Spenser...
enterprised
20
16
ENTERPRISE, to under...
entertained
16
14
ENTERTAIN, to hold t...
enthronised
19
16
ENTHRONISE, to enthr...
enthronized
22
25
ENTHRONIZE, to enthr...
entrammeled
20
20
ENTRAMMEL, to tramme...
entreasured
17
14
ENTREASURE, (archaic...
envassalled
21
19
ENVASSAL, to make a...
envermeiled
21
21
ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
epiloguised
23
19
EPILOGUISE, to speak...
epiloguized
26
28
EPILOGUIZE, to speak...
episcopated
25
21
EPISCOPATE, to act a...
episcopised
26
21
EPISCOPISE, to make...
episcopized
29
30
EPISCOPIZE, to make...
epistolised
22
16
EPISTOLISE, to write...
epistolized
25
25
EPISTOLIZE, to write...
epithelioid
24
18
resembling epitheliu...
epithelised
24
18
EPITHELISE, to conve...
epithelized
27
27
EPITHELIZE, to conve...
epitrochoid
26
20
a curve like an epic...
equatorward
29
25
in the direction of...
equiparated
28
25
EQUIPARATE, (obsolet...
equivocated
31
29
EQUIVOCATE, to use e...
erysipeloid
28
18
an infective dermati...
established
24
18
ESTABLISH, to settle...
eternalised
18
14
ETERNALISE, to make...
eternalized
21
23
ETERNALIZE, to make...
euhemerised
21
18
EUHEMERISE, to give...
euhemerized
24
27
EUHEMERIZE, to give...
eurypteroid
27
18
like a member of the...
evangelised
21
20
EVANGELISE, to preac...
evangelized
24
29
EVANGELIZE, to preac...
eviscerated
23
19
EVISCERATE, to depri...
exacerbated
28
25
EXACERBATE, to make...
exaggerated
25
23
EXAGGERATE, to enlar...
exasperated
25
22
EXASPERATE, to excit...
exchequered
37
34
EXCHEQUER, to place...
excogitated
28
24
EXCOGITATE, to disco...
excruciated
31
26
EXCRUCIATE, to infli...
excursioned
27
24
EXCURSION, to go on...
exemplified
31
29
EXEMPLIFY, to serve...
exenterated
22
20
EXENTERATE, (obsolet...
exfiltrated
28
23
EXFILTRATE, to remov...
exheredated
25
22
EXHEREDATE, to disin...
exhilarated
27
22
EXHILARATE, to make...
exorbitated
26
22
EXORBITATE, (obsolet...
expatriated
26
22
EXPATRIATE, to banis...
expeditated
26
23
EXPEDITATE, to depri...
experienced
28
26
EXPERIENCE, to have...
exprobrated
28
25
EXPROBRATE, (archaic...
exsanguined
24
24
without blood, anaem...
exsufflated
30
27
EXSUFFLATE, to blow...
extraverted
26
23
EXTRAVERT, to turn o...
extroverted
26
23
EXTROVERT, to turn o...
exulcerated
28
24
EXULCERATE, to ulcer...
facilitated
25
19
FACILITATE, to make...
fanaticised
23
19
FANATICISE, to make...
fanaticized
26
28
FANATICIZE, to make...
fantasyland
26
20
an imaginary or idea...
farnarkeled
21
21
FARNARKEL, (Australi...
fastigiated
22
17
pointed; conical, al...
featherhead
23
19
an empty-headed pers...
federalised
21
17
FEDERALISE, to unite...
federalized
24
26
FEDERALIZE, to unite...
felicitated
25
19
FELICITATE, to congr...
felspathoid
26
21
any mineral of a gro...
femtosecond
23
22
one quadrillionth pa...
fenestrated
19
16
having windows or th...
ferntickled
26
24
(Scots) freckled, al...
fibrillated
26
20
FIBRILLATE, to under...
fictionised
24
19
FICTIONISE, to make...
fictionized
27
28
FICTIONIZE, to make...
financiered
22
20
FINANCIER, to conduc...
fingerboard
23
21
the part of a violin...
fingerguard
23
21
the crosspiece of a...
fireproofed
24
21
FIREPROOF, to make p...
fisticuffed
30
25
FISTICUFF, to fight...
flagellated
24
20
FLAGELLATE, to whip;...
flammulated
25
24
ruddy [adj]
flapperhood
27
24
the state of being a...
flashbacked
30
28
FLASHBACK, to show a...
flaughtered
25
21
FLAUGHTER, (Scots) t...
flimflammed
29
29
FLIMFLAM, to engage...
flipflopped
32
29
FLIPFLOP, to perform...
flocculated
29
24
FLOCCULATE, to colle...
fluoridated
22
18
FLUORIDATE, to add f...
fluoridised
23
18
FLUORIDISE, to add f...
fluoridized
26
27
FLUORIDIZE, to add f...
fluorinated
21
18
FLUORINATE, to intro...
footfaulted
23
20
FOOTFAULT, to commit...
footslogged
23
20
FOOTSLOG, to march o...
footstooled
20
16
with one's feet on a...
foraminated
20
19
perforated or pierce...
forechecked
29
27
FORECHECK, to check...
foreplanned
21
21
FOREPLAN, to plan be...
forepointed
21
19
FOREPOINT, to foresh...
forereached
24
20
FOREREACH, to glide...
foresighted
24
19
having foresight [ad...
foreslacked
25
23
FORESLACK, (obsolete...
forestalled
22
17
FORESTALL, to preven...
foretokened
19
20
FORETOKEN, to be a s...
forevouched
27
25
(Shakespeare) affirm...
foreweighed
26
22
FOREWEIGH, (archaic)...
forgathered
23
19
FORGATHER, to gather...
forwandered
22
20
FORWANDER, (archaic)...
foulmouthed
25
23
given to the use of...
fraternised
20
16
FRATERNISE, to assoc...
fraternized
23
25
FRATERNIZE, to assoc...
freehearted
21
17
generous, open [adj...
freewheeled
25
21
FREEWHEEL, to coast...
frenchified
28
24
FRENCHIFY, to make F...
frogmarched
28
25
FROGMARCH, to force...
fullmouthed
27
24
having a full comple...
fustianised
21
17
FUSTIANISE, to write...
fustianized
24
26
FUSTIANIZE, to write...
gainstrived
22
19
GAINSTRIVE, (obsolet...
gallivanted
23
21
GALLIVANT, to roam a...
gangshagged
24
23
GANGSHAG, to carry o...
gastrulated
21
16
GASTRULATE, to form...
gatecrashed
24
19
GATECRASH, to attend...
gazetteered
21
23
GAZETTEER, to mentio...
gelatinated
19
16
GELATINATE, to conve...
gelatinised
20
16
GELATINISE, to make...
gelatinized
23
25
GELATINIZE, to conve...
generalised
19
16
GENERALISE, to make...
generalized
22
25
GENERALIZE, to give...
geniculated
23
20
GENICULATE, to form...
genteelised
19
16
GENTEELISE, to make...
genteelized
22
25
GENTEELIZE, to make...
genuflected
25
23
GENUFLECT, to bend t...
geometrised
20
17
GEOMETRISE, to work...
geometrized
23
26
GEOMETRIZE, to work...
giftwrapped
30
26
GIFTWRAP, to wrap wi...
gillravaged
25
22
GILLRAVAGE, (Scots)...
gingerbread
22
20
a cake flavoured wit...
girdlestead
21
16
(obsolete) the waist...
gladwrapped
28
25
GLADWRAP, to cover w...
glamourised
22
19
GLAMOURISE, to make...
glamourized
25
28
GLAMOURIZE, to make...
gluttonised
21
17
GLUTTONISE, to eat t...
gluttonized
24
26
GLUTTONIZE, to eat t...
goddesshood
21
18
the state of being a...
godfathered
23
20
GODFATHER, to be a g...
godmothered
22
20
GODMOTHER, to act as...
goldbricked
28
26
GOLDBRICK, to shirk...
goliathised
23
17
GOLIATHISE, to play...
goliathized
26
26
GOLIATHIZE, to play...
goniatitoid
19
15
having the form of a...
gonococcoid
27
24
having the shape of...
goosenecked
21
22
GOOSENECK [v]
gormandised
20
19
GORMANDISE, to indul...
gormandized
23
28
GORMANDIZE, to indul...
gospellised
24
19
GOSPELLISE, to evang...
gospellized
27
28
GOSPELLIZE, to evang...
governessed
20
19
GOVERNESS, to act as...
gradationed
18
16
GRADATION [v]
grangerised
20
17
GRANGERISE, to illus...
grangerized
23
26
GRANGERIZE, to illus...
graphitised
25
19
GRAPHITISE, to conve...
graphitized
28
28
GRAPHITIZE, to conve...
graybearded
27
20
GRAYBEARD [v]
greatcoated
21
17
wearing a greatcoat...
grecianised
22
18
GRECIANISE, to confo...
grecianized
25
27
GRECIANIZE, to confo...
greenmailed
20
19
GREENMAIL, to buy a...
greenwashed
23
20
GREENWASH, to cover...
greisenised
19
15
GREISENISE, to conve...
greisenized
22
24
GREISENIZE, to conve...
greybearded
27
20
having a grey beard,...
groundspeed
21
20
the speed of an airc...
guestimated
21
18
GUESTIMATE, to make...
guillotined
22
18
GUILLOTINE, to behea...
gutterblood
23
19
(Scots) a lowborn pe...
habilitated
24
18
HABILITATE, to endow...
haemorrhoid
23
19
dilatation of a vein...
hairbrained
22
18
crazy, crackpot, als...
halfhearted
25
20
lacking heart, spiri...
halogenated
20
18
HALOGENATE, to combi...
hamfattered
23
20
HAMFATTER, to perfor...
hamshackled
29
27
HAMSHACKLE, to fette...
hamstringed
23
20
HAMSTRING, to disabl...
handcrafted
25
22
HANDCRAFT, to fashio...
handicapped
27
25
HANDICAP, to impose...
handstamped
23
22
HANDSTAMP, to stamp...
hansardised
20
16
HANSARDISE, to confr...
hansardized
23
25
HANSARDIZE, to confr...
harbingered
23
20
HARBINGER, to foresh...
hardhearted
22
17
lacking compassion [...
hardmouthed
24
21
of a horse, with a m...
harebrained
21
18
crazy, crackpot, als...
harlequined
29
26
HARLEQUIN, to play a...
harpsichord
29
22
a keyboard instrumen...
headreached
24
20
HEADREACH, to make d...
heathenised
21
17
HEATHENISE, to make...
heathenized
24
26
HEATHENIZE, to rende...
hedgehopped
27
25
HEDGEHOP, of a plane...
helminthoid
25
21
worm-shaped [adj]
hemorrhaged
24
21
HEMORRHAGE, to bleed...
hemstitched
28
22
HEMSTITCH, to stitch...
heparinised
22
18
of blood, treated wi...
heparinized
25
27
of blood, treated wi...
hereticated
23
17
HERETICATE, to denou...
heterodyned
25
18
HETERODYNE, to chang...
heteroploid
23
18
an organism having a...
highblooded
27
23
of noble lineage [ad...
highlighted
30
23
HIGHLIGHT, to throw...
historiated
21
14
decorated with elabo...
historified
24
17
HISTORIFY, to record...
hobbyhorsed
33
24
HOBBYHORSE, of a ves...
holographed
26
22
HOLOGRAPH, to write...
homesteaded
20
18
HOMESTEAD [v]
homogenised
21
20
HOMOGENISE, to make...
homogenized
24
29
HOMOGENIZE, to make...
homologated
22
20
HOMOLOGATE, to sanct...
homologised
23
20
HOMOLOGISE, to deter...
homologized
26
29
HOMOLOGIZE, to deter...
honeycombed
31
26
HONEYCOMB, to make l...
honeymooned
24
21
HONEYMOON, to go on...
hopscotched
31
25
HOPSCOTCH, to play h...
hummingbird
28
27
any member of the tr...
hunchbacked
32
31
having a hunchback [...
hundredfold
24
22
multiplied by one hu...
husbandland
23
22
a manorial tenant's...
hydroplaned
29
22
HYDROPLANE, to trave...
hyperboloid
32
23
a solid figure in wh...
hyperextend
34
27
to extend so that th...
hyperlinked
31
25
HYPERLINK, to connec...
hypnoidised
29
21
HYPNOIDISE, to put i...
hypnoidized
32
30
HYPNOIDIZE, to put i...
hypocycloid
43
28
a curve generated by...
hypodiploid
33
24
having slightly fewe...
hypothyroid
38
23
affected with hypoth...
ichthyopsid
36
24
a member of the Icht...
ideologised
20
16
IDEOLOGISE, to rende...
ideologized
23
25
IDEOLOGIZE, to rende...
idolatrised
20
14
IDOLATRISE, to worsh...
idolatrized
23
23
IDOLATRIZE, to worsh...
illaqueated
28
24
ILLAQUEATE, to ensna...
illegalised
23
17
ILLEGALISE, to make...
illegalized
26
26
ILLEGALIZE, to make...
illuminated
22
19
ILLUMINATE, to enlig...
illustrated
22
15
an illustrated magaz...
imagineered
19
18
IMAGINEER, to design...
immiserised
22
18
IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserized
25
27
IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immobilised
25
22
IMMOBILISE, to rende...
immobilized
28
31
IMMOBILIZE, to make...
impannelled
22
22
IMPANNEL, to put ont...
imparadised
22
19
IMPARADISE, to put i...
impassioned
21
19
IMPASSION, to arouse...
implemented
23
23
IMPLEMENT, to put in...
imposthumed
26
24
having an imposthume...
impregnated
22
21
IMPREGNATE, to fill,...
inactivated
23
20
INACTIVATE, to make...
inaugurated
19
17
INAUGURATE, to inves...
incandesced
23
21
INCANDESCE, to be or...
incatenated
19
17
INCATENATE, to chain...
incinerated
20
17
INCINERATE, to cause...
incoronated
19
17
crowned, also INCORO...
incorrupted
24
20
not corrupted [adj]
incrassated
21
16
INCRASSATE, (obsolet...
incremented
21
20
INCREMENT, to add 1...
incrossbred
24
19
a plant or animal pr...
indemnified
21
21
INDEMNIFY, to secure...
indigenised
19
17
INDIGENISE, to rende...
indigenized
22
26
INDIGENIZE, to rende...
indignified
22
20
INDIGNIFY, (archaic)...
indulgenced
23
22
INDULGENCE, to grant...
inexhausted
26
23
(archaic) unexhauste...
infamonised
20
20
INFAMONISE, to defam...
infamonized
23
29
INFAMONIZE, to defam...
infibulated
24
21
INFIBULATE, to faste...
infiltrated
22
17
INFILTRATE, to cause...
infinitated
20
17
INFINITATE, to make...
ingeminated
19
19
INGEMINATE, to reite...
ingenerated
17
16
INGENERATE, to gener...
ingratiated
19
15
INGRATIATE, to comme...
initialised
20
14
INITIALISE, to set (...
initialized
23
23
INITIALIZE, to set (...
inorganised
18
16
not organised, also...
inorganized
21
25
not organized, also...
inosculated
22
18
INOSCULATE, to join...
insalivated
21
18
INSALIVATE, to mix w...
inseminated
18
17
INSEMINATE, to sow;...
insheltered
21
16
INSHELTER, to place...
inspissated
21
16
INSPISSATE, to make...
insufflated
24
21
INSUFFLATE, to blow...
intagliated
20
16
incised, engraved [a...
intellected
23
18
(Cowper) endowed wit...
intenerated
16
14
INTENERATE, to make...
intensified
20
17
INTENSIFY, to make i...
intentioned
16
15
having an intention...
interallied
20
15
relating to, compose...
interarched
23
18
INTERARCH, to have i...
interbedded
20
18
INTERBED, to insert...
intercepted
23
19
INTERCEPT, to stop a...
intercluded
23
19
INTERCLUDE, to block...
intercooled
21
17
cooled by means of a...
interdashed
20
16
INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdepend
19
18
to depend on one ano...
interdicted
22
17
INTERDICT, to forbid...
interflowed
24
20
INTERFLOW, to flow i...
interfolded
21
18
INTERFOLD, to fold t...
intergraded
19
16
INTERGRADE, to merge...
interisland
19
15
between islands [adj...
interjected
23
25
INTERJECT, to interp...
interjoined
19
23
INTERJOIN, (Shakespe...
interlapped
23
20
INTERLAP, to lap ove...
interlarded
19
15
INTERLARD, to place...
interleaved
20
18
INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interlinked
20
19
INTERLINK, to link t...
interlocked
23
21
INTERLOCK, to lock o...
interlooped
20
17
INTERLOOP, to loop t...
intermatted
19
16
INTERMAT, to mat fib...
intermeshed
21
18
INTERMESH, to mesh t...
intermitted
20
16
INTERMIT, to stop te...
interplayed
27
19
INTERPLAY, to exert...
interpreted
20
16
INTERPRET, to explai...
interrailed
19
14
INTERRAIL, to travel...
interrupted
21
17
INTERRUPT, to break...
intersected
21
16
INTERSECT, to cut in...
interserted
18
13
INTERSERT, (obsolete...
interspaced
23
19
INTERSPACE, to put s...
interstrand
18
14
between strands [adj...
intertilled
21
15
INTERTILL, to cultiv...
intertwined
21
17
INTERTWINE, to unite...
interveined
19
18
INTERVEIN, to inters...
interviewed
23
20
INTERVIEW, to conduc...
intervolved
23
22
INTERVOLVE, to roll...
interweaved
22
20
INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interworked
22
20
INTERWORK, to work t...
intimidated
20
17
INTIMIDATE, to make...
intoxicated
27
23
INTOXICATE, to make...
introjected
23
25
INTROJECT, to incorp...
intromitted
20
16
INTROMIT, to introdu...
introverted
20
17
INTROVERT, to turn i...
invaginated
20
20
INVAGINATE, to enshe...
invalidated
21
19
INVALIDATE, to make...
invalidhood
23
21
the state of being a...
inventoried
19
18
INVENTORY, to make a...
invigilated
23
20
INVIGILATE, to keep...
invigorated
21
19
INVIGORATE, to give...
ironhearted
19
15
cruel, hardhearted [...
irradicated
22
16
IRRADICATE, to fix f...
italianated
18
14
ITALIANATE, to rende...
italianised
19
14
ITALIANISE, to make...
italianized
22
23
ITALIANIZE, to make...
jacklighted
30
33
JACKLIGHT, to fish w...
jealoushood
22
25
(Shakespeare) jealou...
jeopardised
22
25
JEOPARDISE, to expos...
jeopardized
25
34
JEOPARDIZE, to expos...
jickajogged
29
41
JICKAJOG, to copulat...
journalised
21
24
JOURNALISE, to write...
journalized
24
33
JOURNALIZE, to enter...
junketeered
20
27
JUNKETEER, to engage...
keratinised
19
17
KERATINISE, to make...
keratinized
22
26
KERATINIZE, to make...
ketosteroid
19
16
a steroid, such as c...
kickflipped
33
33
KICKFLIP, to perform...
kickstarted
25
23
KICKSTART, to start...
kindhearted
21
20
having or showing a...
kitchenmaid
26
25
a maid who works in...
kitschified
29
24
KITSCHIFY, to make k...
knucklehead
26
28
a chump [n -S]
lallygagged
31
23
LALLYGAG, to dawdle,...
lamebrained
21
20
unintelligent [adj]
laminarised
20
17
LAMINARISE, to make...
laminarized
23
26
LAMINARIZE, to make...
lampblacked
30
30
LAMPBLACK, to blacke...
lanceolated
21
18
shaped like a lance-...
landskipped
25
25
LANDSKIP, to landsca...
lateralised
20
14
LATERALISE, to make...
lateralized
23
23
LATERALIZE, to make...
leaderboard
20
17
a scoreboard that li...
leapfrogged
25
23
LEAPFROG, to jump ov...
leatherhead
22
17
an Australian honeye...
leatherwood
23
18
a small shrub with w...
legitimated
22
18
LEGITIMATE, to make...
legitimised
23
18
LEGITIMISE, to make...
legitimized
26
27
LEGITIMIZE, to make...
lethargised
23
17
LETHARGISE, to make...
lethargized
26
26
LETHARGIZE, to make...
letterboxed
27
23
having a letterbox [...
levelheaded
23
21
having or showing so...
lexicalised
30
24
LEXICALISE, to put i...
lexicalized
33
33
LEXICALIZE, to put i...
liberalised
23
17
LIBERALISE, to make...
liberalized
26
26
LIBERALIZE, to make...
lifeguarded
23
20
LIFEGUARD, to serve...
lightninged
24
21
LIGHTNING, to flash...
limelighted
26
21
LIMELIGHT, to light...
lionhearted
20
16
brave as a lion [adj...
literalised
21
14
LITERALISE, to make...
literalized
24
23
LITERALIZE, to make...
literatured
20
14
(Shakespeare) having...
liveblogged
27
25
LIVEBLOG, to keep a...
livetrapped
26
23
LIVETRAP, to capture...
lobotomised
22
19
LOBOTOMISE, to carry...
lobotomized
25
28
LOBOTOMIZE, to carry...
lollygagged
31
23
LOLLYGAG, to dawdle,...
longsighted
24
20
having long sight [a...
loudmouthed
23
21
given to loud offens...
lyophilised
32
21
LYOPHILISE, to dry b...
lyophilized
35
30
LYOPHILIZE, to dry b...
lysogenised
26
18
LYSOGENISE, to subje...
lysogenized
29
27
LYSOGENIZE, to subje...
macadamised
23
22
MACADAMISE, to cover...
macadamized
26
31
MACADAMIZE, to cover...
mailgrammed
24
24
MAILGRAM, (tradename...
mailshotted
23
18
MAILSHOT [v]
maladjusted
23
27
poorly or inadequate...
maloccluded
28
25
exhibiting malocclus...
mammillated
24
23
with nipple-like pro...
manifestoed
20
19
MANIFESTO, to issue...
manipulated
22
21
MANIPULATE, to work...
marprelated
22
19
MARPRELATE, to invei...
marrowskied
24
22
MARROWSKY, to utter...
marzipanned
23
29
MARZIPAN, to cover w...
masqueraded
27
26
MASQUERADE, to disgu...
masturbated
22
19
MASTURBATE, to pract...
matchmarked
27
27
MATCHMARK, to mark m...
medallioned
20
19
MEDALLION, to orname...
medicalised
24
20
MEDICALISE, to consi...
medicalized
27
29
MEDICALIZE, to consi...
menstruated
19
17
MENSTRUATE, to under...
mentholated
21
19
containing menthol [...
messengered
19
18
MESSENGER, to send b...
metabolised
22
19
METABOLISE, to chang...
metabolized
25
28
METABOLIZE, to chang...
metaphrased
23
20
METAPHRASE, to turn...
mezzotinted
25
34
MEZZOTINT, to engrav...
microcopied
28
24
MICROCOPY, to copy o...
microfilmed
28
25
MICROFILM, to make a...
micromethod
26
23
a method (as of micr...
microsecond
25
22
one millionth of a s...
middenstead
19
18
the site of a midden...
militarised
22
16
MILITARISE, to make...
militarized
25
25
MILITARIZE, to make...
millionfold
25
22
multiplied by a mill...
millisecond
25
21
a thousandth part of...
mineralised
20
17
MINERALISE, to trans...
mineralized
23
26
MINERALIZE, to trans...
miniskirted
22
20
MINISKIRT [v]
misadjusted
23
26
MISADJUST, to adjust...
misallotted
22
17
MISALLOT, to allot w...
misarranged
20
18
MISARRANGE, to arran...
misassigned
21
18
MISASSIGN, to assign...
misbalanced
25
23
MISBALANCE, to balan...
misbelieved
25
23
MISBELIEVE, to hold...
misbeseemed
22
21
MISBESEEM, (archaic)...
misbestowed
25
21
MISBESTOW, to bestow...
misbuttoned
22
20
MISBUTTON, to button...
miscoloured
24
20
MISCOLOUR, to give a...
miscomputed
27
25
MISCOMPUTE, to compu...
miscredited
24
19
MISCREDIT, (archaic)...
misdemeaned
19
20
MISDEMEAN, to behave...
misdirected
24
19
MISDIRECT, to point...
miseducated
23
20
MISEDUCATE, to educa...
misemployed
30
24
MISEMPLOY, to employ...
misenrolled
21
18
MISENROL, to enrol i...
misesteemed
20
18
MISESTEEM, to lack e...
misfeatured
22
19
ugly, ill-favoured [...
misfocussed
26
22
MISFOCUS, to focus b...
misfortuned
22
20
(archaic) unfortunat...
misgoverned
22
22
MISGOVERN, to govern...
mishallowed
27
22
(archaic) consecrate...
mishappened
25
24
MISHAPPEN, (Spenser)...
mishguggled
28
25
MISHGUGGLE, (Scots)...
misimproved
26
25
MISIMPROVE, to make...
misinferred
22
19
MISINFER, to infer w...
misinformed
23
22
MISINFORM, to inform...
misintended
19
18
MISINTEND, (obsolete...
misinterred
20
16
MISINTER, to inter i...
mislabelled
25
21
MISLABEL, to label i...
mislaboured
23
20
MISLABOUR, to labour...
mislippened
25
23
MISLIPPEN, (Scots) t...
mismeasured
21
19
MISMEASURE, to measu...
misnumbered
23
23
MISNUMBER, to number...
misobserved
24
22
MISOBSERVE, to obser...
misoriented
19
16
MISORIENT, to orient...
mispackaged
27
27
MISPACKAGE, to packa...
misreckoned
23
23
MISRECKON, to reckon...
misrecorded
23
19
MISRECORD, to record...
misreferred
22
18
MISREFER, to refer i...
misregarded
21
18
MISREGARD, (Spenser)...
misrendered
19
17
MISRENDER, to render...
misreported
22
18
MISREPORT, to report...
missheathed
24
19
(Shakespeare) wrongl...
missionised
20
16
MISSIONISE, to do mi...
missionized
23
25
MISSIONIZE, to do mi...
mistempered
23
21
MISTEMPER, (obsolete...
mockingbird
28
28
any of various long-...
modularised
21
18
containing or consis...
modularized
24
27
containing or consis...
moisturised
21
16
MOISTURISE, to add m...
moisturized
24
25
MOISTURIZE, to add m...
monarchised
24
21
MONARCHISE, to play...
monarchized
27
30
MONARCHIZE, to play...
mongrelised
21
19
MONGRELISE, to make...
mongrelized
24
28
MONGRELIZE, to make...
monkeygland
27
26
as in monkeygland ex...
monocropped
25
25
MONOCROP, to plant t...
monogrammed
21
24
MONOGRAM, to mark wi...
monographed
23
23
MONOGRAPH, to write...
monologised
20
19
MONOLOGISE, to engag...
monologized
23
28
MONOLOGIZE, to engag...
monopolised
21
20
MONOPOLISE, to get a...
monopolized
24
29
MONOPOLIZE, to get a...
monotonised
17
17
MONOTONISE, to make...
monotonized
20
26
MONOTONIZE, to make...
moonlighted
23
21
MOONLIGHT, to take a...
moorbuzzard
28
37
the marsh harrier [n...
morigerated
20
17
MORIGERATE, to confo...
mortarboard
21
18
a square-topped coll...
motherboard
23
20
the board containing...
mothproofed
25
23
MOTHPROOF, to proof...
motorboated
20
18
MOTORBOAT, to travel...
motorcycled
33
24
MOTORCYCLE, to ride...
muckamucked
30
34
MUCKAMUCK, to consum...
multibladed
25
22
having many blades [...
multicelled
27
22
MULTICELL [v]
multicoated
24
20
having many coats [a...
multicuspid
29
24
having more than two...
multiheaded
23
20
having many heads [a...
multimanned
21
22
of a spacecraft, spa...
multiplexed
31
28
MULTIPLEX, to incorp...
multiroomed
22
20
having many rooms [a...
multitasked
23
21
MULTITASK, to work a...
multitiered
22
17
having more than one...
musicalised
25
20
MUSICALISE, to make...
musicalized
28
29
MUSICALIZE, to make...
mustachioed
25
21
MUSTACHIO [v]
mutagenised
20
19
MUTAGENISE, to treat...
mutagenized
23
28
MUTAGENIZE, to treat...
myelomatoid
27
21
in the form of a mye...
mylonitised
27
19
MYLONITISE, to turn...
mylonitized
30
28
MYLONITIZE, to turn...
namechecked
27
28
NAMECHECK, to mentio...
naturalised
19
15
NATURALISE, to confe...
naturalized
22
24
NATURALIZE, to confe...
nearsighted
21
17
able to see near thi...
necessitied
21
16
(Shakespeare) forced...
neighboured
23
21
NEIGHBOUR, to live c...
netherworld
24
19
the world of the dea...
neutralised
19
15
NEUTRALISE, to rende...
neutralized
22
24
NEUTRALIZE, to rende...
newspapered
24
22
NEWSPAPER, to work o...
nidificated
24
20
NIDIFICATE, to const...
nobilitated
21
17
NOBILITATE, to ennob...
nominalised
19
18
NOMINALISE, to form...
nominalized
22
27
NOMINALIZE, to form...
nonanswered
18
18
NONANSWER, to answer...
nonattached
21
19
not attached [adj]
nonchurched
28
25
NONCHURCH, to take a...
noncoloured
20
19
not coloured, also N...
noncompound
22
25
not compound [adj]
nondirected
20
18
not directed [adj]
nondisabled
20
19
not disabled [adj]
noninfected
21
21
not infected [adj]
noninfested
18
18
not infested [adj]
noninvolved
21
24
not involved [adj]
nonrailroad
17
15
not related to a rai...
nonselected
20
18
not selected [adj]
nonstandard
16
16
not standard [adj]
nonstriated
17
14
not striated [adj]
noticeboard
22
19
a board for the disp...
nuclearised
22
18
NUCLEARISE, to make...
nuclearized
25
27
NUCLEARIZE, to make...
nucleolated
22
19
having a nucleus or...
numbskulled
26
27
stupid, doltish, als...
nursemaided
19
18
NURSEMAID, to look a...
nurserymaid
26
19
one employed to look...
objectified
28
30
OBJECTIFY, to make o...
obliterated
21
16
OBLITERATE, to erase...
obnubilated
23
21
OBNUBILATE, (obsolet...
obtruncated
23
20
OBTRUNCATE, to cut o...
openhearted
20
18
candidly straightfor...
openmouthed
22
22
vociferous [adj OPEN...
operculated
24
20
relating to the oper...
opinionated
18
17
unduly adhering to o...
optimalised
23
19
OPTIMALISE, to bring...
optimalized
26
28
OPTIMALIZE, to bring...
orbiculated
25
20
having the shape of...
orepearched
24
20
OREPEARCH, (Shakespe...
orienteered
16
13
ORIENTEER, to take p...
outachieved
25
22
OUTACHIEVE, to surpa...
outbalanced
23
21
OUTBALANCE, to outwe...
outbrazened
22
26
OUTBRAZEN, to be mor...
outbreathed
22
18
OUTBREATHE, to breat...
outcavilled
26
22
OUTCAVIL, to surpass...
outcompeted
24
22
OUTCOMPETE, to surpa...
outcraftied
24
19
OUTCRAFTY, (Shakespe...
outdesigned
19
17
OUTDESIGN, to surpas...
outgalloped
23
20
OUTGALLOP, to surpas...
outhumoured
22
20
OUTHUMOUR, to surpas...
outjockeyed
30
31
OUTJOCKEY, to surpas...
outlaunched
24
21
OUTLAUNCH, to launch...
outmastered
19
16
OUTMASTER, to surpas...
outmeasured
19
17
OUTMEASURE, to excee...
outnumbered
21
21
OUTNUMBER, to surpas...
outpreached
25
21
OUTPREACH, to surpas...
outproduced
24
21
OUTPRODUCE, to surpa...
outpromised
22
19
OUTPROMISE, to surpa...
outreasoned
16
14
OUTREASON, to surpas...
outreckoned
21
21
OUTRECKON, to surpas...
outreddened
17
16
OUTREDDEN, to surpas...
outrivalled
23
19
OUTRIVAL, to outdo i...
outsavoured
20
18
OUTSAVOUR, to exceed...
outscreamed
22
19
OUTSCREAM, to surpas...
outsparkled
23
21
OUTSPARKLE, to excee...
outsprinted
21
17
OUTSPRINT, to excel...
outstrained
18
14
OUTSTRAIN, to surpas...
outstripped
24
19
OUTSTRIP, to go fast...
outthrobbed
25
21
OUTTHROB, to surpass...
outthrusted
22
16
OUTTHRUST, to extend...
outtraveled
21
18
OUTTRAVEL, to exceed...
outwrestled
23
17
OUTWRESTLE, to surpa...
overbounded
21
22
OVERBOUND, to bound...
overbridged
24
22
OVERBRIDGE, to span...
overbriefed
24
22
OVERBRIEF, to brief...
overbrimmed
25
25
OVERBRIM, to flow ov...
overbrowsed
25
22
OVERBROWS, OVERBROW,...
overcarried
23
19
OVERCARRY, to carry...
overcharged
26
23
OVERCHARGE, to charg...
overchilled
28
23
OVERCHILL, to chill...
overclaimed
25
23
OVERCLAIM, to claim...
overcleaned
22
21
OVERCLEAN, to clean...
overcleared
23
20
OVERCLEAR, to clear...
overclocked
28
27
OVERCLOCK, to run a...
overclouded
24
22
OVERCLOUD, to cover...
overclubbed
29
27
OVERCLUB, to hit a s...
overcoached
27
24
OVERCOACH, to coach...
overcolored
23
20
OVERCOLOR, to color...
overcounted
22
21
OVERCOUNT, to rate t...
overcovered
24
23
OVERCOVER, to cover...
overcrammed
25
25
OVERCRAM, to stuff t...
overcropped
27
25
OVERCROP, to exhaust...
overcrowded
26
23
OVERCROWD, to crowd...
overdressed
20
17
OVERDRESS, to dress...
overexcited
29
26
OVEREXCITE, to excit...
overexerted
25
23
OVEREXERT, to exert...
overexposed
27
26
OVEREXPOSE, to expos...
overfavored
23
23
OVERFAVOR, to favor...
overflooded
22
21
OVERFLOOD, to flood...
overfocused
25
23
OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overforward
25
22
excessively forward...
overglanced
24
23
OVERGLANCE, to glanc...
overgloomed
22
22
OVERGLOOM, to cover...
overgrained
20
19
OVERGRAIN, in painti...
overgrassed
21
18
OVERGRASS, to grass...
overgreened
19
19
OVERGREEN, to cover...
overhandled
22
21
OVERHANDLE, to handl...
overhonored
20
19
OVERHONOR, to honor...
overinsured
20
18
OVERINSURE, to insur...
overlabored
22
20
OVERLABOR, to cause...
overlearned
19
18
OVERLEARN, to contin...
overlighted
25
21
OVERLIGHT, to light...
overmanaged
20
22
OVERMANAGE, to manag...
overmatched
26
24
OVERMATCH, to be mor...
overmounted
20
21
OVERMOUNT, to rise a...
overmuscled
26
24
with an excessive am...
overnighted
23
21
OVERNIGHT, to stay o...
overofficed
27
25
OVEROFFICE, to domin...
overpainted
21
20
OVERPAINT, to color...
overpedaled
22
21
OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpeopled
24
23
OVERPEOPLE, to peopl...
overperched
27
24
OVERPERCH, to fly up...
overpitched
28
24
OVERPITCH, in cricke...
overplaided
23
21
covered with a texti...
overplanned
21
22
OVERPLAN, to plan to...
overplanted
22
21
OVERPLANT, to plant...
overplotted
23
20
OVERPLOT, to devise...
overpowered
24
22
OVERPOWER, to overco...
overpraised
22
19
OVERPRAISE, to prais...
overpressed
22
19
OVERPRESS, to oppres...
overprinted
22
20
OVERPRINT, to print...
overreached
24
21
OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacted
22
19
OVERREACT, to react...
overrefined
21
20
OVERREFINE, to refin...
overrespond
21
20
to respond excessive...
overripened
21
20
OVERRIPEN, to become...
overroasted
19
16
OVERROAST, to roast...
overskipped
26
26
OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overslipped
26
23
OVERSLIP, to leave o...
overspilled
25
21
OVERSPILL, to spill...
overstaffed
24
22
OVERSTAFF, to employ...
overstained
19
17
OVERSTAIN, to cover...
oversteered
19
16
OVERSTEER, to steer...
overstepped
24
22
OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstirred
21
16
OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstocked
24
23
OVERSTOCK, to stock...
overstrewed
23
19
OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstudied
21
18
OVERSTUDY, to study...
overstuffed
25
23
OVERSTUFF, to stuff...
overswelled
25
21
OVERSWELL, to swell...
overtowered
22
19
OVERTOWER, to tower...
overtrained
19
17
OVERTRAIN, to train...
overtreated
19
16
OVERTREAT, to treat...
overtrimmed
23
22
OVERTRIM, to trim to...
overtripped
25
22
OVERTRIP, to trip ni...
overtrumped
24
23
OVERTRUMP, to trump...
overtrusted
21
17
OVERTRUST, to trust...
overwatched
28
24
OVERWATCH, to watch...
overwatered
22
19
OVERWATER, to water...
overwearied
22
19
OVERWEARY, to weary...
overweighed
26
23
OVERWEIGH, to exceed...
overwhelmed
27
25
OVERWHELM, to crush...
overwrapped
27
25
OVERWRAP, to wrap ex...
overwrested
23
19
OVERWREST, to wrest...
pacificated
29
24
PACIFICATE, to give...
paddleboard
23
21
a long narrow buoyan...
paddywacked
34
29
PADDYWACK, to spank...
palatalised
22
17
PALATALISE, to make...
palatalized
25
26
PALATALIZE, to make...
palpebrated
25
22
PALPEBRATE, to wink...
panegyrised
27
20
PANEGYRISE, to deliv...
panegyrized
30
29
PANEGYRIZE, to deliv...
paniculated
24
21
having or arranged i...
pantaletted
20
17
wearing pantalettes,...
pantalooned
18
18
PANTALOON [v]
paperbacked
28
28
PAPERBACK, to bring...
parabolised
23
19
PARABOLISE, to set f...
parabolized
26
28
PARABOLIZE, to set f...
paradropped
24
22
PARADROP, to deliver...
paraffinoid
24
22
of or like paraffin,...
paragraphed
25
22
PARAGRAPH, to split...
parallelled
24
19
PARALLEL, to be exte...
paralogised
22
18
PARALOGISE, to reaso...
paralogized
25
27
PARALOGIZE, to reaso...
paramastoid
21
18
situated near the ma...
paraphrased
24
20
PARAPHRASE, to resta...
parasitised
21
15
PARASITISE, to infes...
parasitized
24
24
PARASITIZE, to infes...
parathyroid
29
19
near the thyroid gla...
paratyphoid
31
22
a disease resembling...
parleyvooed
28
22
PARLEYVOO, (slang) t...
parlourmaid
23
20
a female servant in...
partialised
22
16
PARTIALISE, (Shakesp...
partialized
25
25
PARTIALIZE, (Shakesp...
partitioned
20
16
PARTITION, to divide...
pasquinaded
28
27
PASQUINADE, to compo...
passamented
20
19
PASSAMENT, to trim w...
passemented
20
19
PASSEMENT, to trim w...
passionated
19
16
PASSIONATE, to expre...
pasteurised
21
16
PASTEURISE, to treat...
pasteurized
24
25
PASTEURIZE, to treat...
pastureland
21
18
land used for pastur...
patchworked
30
27
PATCHWORK, in needle...
patrialised
22
16
PATRIALISE, to make...
patrialized
25
25
PATRIALIZE, to make...
pedestalled
22
18
PEDESTAL, to provide...
pediculated
25
21
stalked, also PEDICU...
pelletified
25
20
PELLETIFY, to make i...
penelopised
22
20
PENELOPISE, to undo...
penelopized
25
29
PENELOPIZE, to undo...
periphrased
25
20
PERIPHRASE, to use m...
pernoctated
22
19
PERNOCTATE, to pass...
peroxidised
27
23
PEROXIDISE, to oxidi...
peroxidized
30
32
PEROXIDIZE, to oxidi...
perpetrated
22
18
PERPETRATE, to bring...
perpetuated
22
19
PERPETUATE, to make...
personified
22
19
PERSONIFY, to be the...
perspirated
23
18
PERSPIRATE, to sweat...
perstringed
22
18
PERSTRINGE, (obsolet...
perturbated
23
19
PERTURBATE, to pertu...
petticoated
23
18
PETTICOAT [v]
pettifogged
25
22
PETTIFOG, to quibble...
phaenotyped
29
23
PHAENOTYPE, to categ...
philandered
23
20
PHILANDER, to engage...
phlegmonoid
25
24
of or like a phlegmo...
photobombed
27
26
PHOTOBOMB, to place...
photocopied
27
23
PHOTOCOPY, to make a...
photomapped
27
26
PHOTOMAP, to map by...
photoperiod
24
20
the period during ev...
photostated
22
17
PHOTOSTAT, to make f...
pickabacked
31
32
PICKABACK, to carry...
pickapacked
31
32
PICKAPACK, to carry...
piecemealed
24
22
PIECEMEAL, to divide...
pigeonholed
23
21
PIGEONHOLE, to place...
piggybacked
36
31
PIGGYBACK, to carry...
pilgrimaged
26
23
PILGRIMAGE, to go on...
pilgrimised
26
21
PILGRIMISE, to go on...
pilgrimized
29
30
PILGRIMIZE, to go on...
pitchforked
30
27
PITCHFORK, to toss w...
placekicked
30
30
PLACEKICK, to make a...
plagiarised
23
18
PLAGIARISE, to steal...
plagiarized
26
27
PLAGIARIZE, to steal...
plasmolysed
30
22
PLASMOLYSE, to under...
plasmolyzed
33
31
PLASMOLYZE, to under...
plasticated
25
19
covered with a layer...
plasticised
26
19
PLASTICISE, to make...
plasticized
29
28
PLASTICIZE, to make...
platemarked
23
23
PLATEMARK, to mark w...
polemicised
26
22
POLEMICISE, to argue...
polemicized
29
31
POLEMICIZE, to argue...
politicised
26
19
POLITICISE, to give...
politicized
29
28
POLITICIZE, to give...
polychromed
34
26
POLYCHROME, to colou...
polygamised
30
23
POLYGAMISE, to pract...
polygamized
33
32
POLYGAMIZE, to pract...
polygraphed
33
25
POLYGRAPH, to copy b...
polymerised
29
21
POLYMERISE, to make...
polymerized
32
30
POLYMERIZE, to make...
pompadoured
23
23
of hair, in the pomp...
poormouthed
23
21
POORMOUTH, to compla...
popularised
24
20
POPULARISE, to cater...
popularized
27
29
POPULARIZE, to cater...
postillated
23
17
POSTILLATE, to expla...
potentiated
19
16
POTENTIATE, to use d...
pragmatised
23
20
PRAGMATISE, to inter...
pragmatized
26
29
PRAGMATIZE, to inter...
preabsorbed
24
21
PREABSORB, to absorb...
preachified
28
23
PREACHIFY, to discou...
preadjusted
23
26
PREADJUST, to adjust...
preadmitted
22
19
PREADMIT, to admit b...
preallotted
22
17
PREALLOT, to allot b...
preapproved
26
25
PREAPPROVE, to appro...
prearranged
20
18
PREARRANGE, to arran...
preassigned
21
18
PREASSIGN, to assign...
precanceled
26
23
PRECANCEL, to cancel...
precedented
22
20
having a precedent,...
precensored
22
19
PRECENSOR, to censor...
precognised
24
21
PRECOGNISE, to know...
precognized
27
30
PRECOGNIZE, to know...
precomposed
26
24
PRECOMPOSE, to compo...
precomputed
27
25
PRECOMPUTE, to compu...
preconsumed
24
23
PRECONSUME, to consu...
predeceased
22
19
PREDECEASE, to die s...
prededucted
24
21
PREDEDUCT, to deduct...
predesigned
21
19
PREDESIGN, to design...
predestined
20
17
PREDESTINE, to decre...
predigested
22
18
PREDIGEST, to digest...
predilected
25
20
chosen in preference...
predisposed
23
19
PREDISPOSE, to dispo...
preexempted
29
28
PREEXEMPT, to exempt...
prefinanced
24
23
financed in advance...
preflighted
28
23
PREFLIGHT, to inspec...
prefocussed
26
22
PREFOCUS, to focus b...
prehardened
21
19
PREHARDEN, to harden...
preinformed
23
22
PREINFORM, to inform...
preinserted
20
16
PREINSERT, to insert...
prelaunched
26
23
PRELAUNCH, to launch...
premarketed
22
22
PREMARKET, to market...
premeasured
21
19
PREMEASURE, to measu...
premodified
24
22
PREMODIFY, to modify...
premonished
23
21
PREMONISH, to warn b...
prenotified
22
19
PRENOTIFY, to notify...
prenumbered
23
23
PRENUMBER, to number...
preobtained
21
19
PREOBTAIN, to obtain...
preoccupied
29
25
PREOCCUPY, to engros...
preordained
19
17
PREORDAIN, to ordain...
prepackaged
27
27
PREPACKAGE, to packa...
preprepared
24
21
prepared in advance...
prerecorded
23
19
PRERECORD, to record...
prereleased
20
16
PRERELEASE, to relea...
prerequired
29
25
PREREQUIRE, to requi...
prescreened
22
19
PRESCREEN, to screen...
preselected
24
19
PRESELECT, to select...
presignaled
22
19
PRESIGNAL, to signal...
pressurised
22
16
PRESSURISE, to place...
pressurized
25
25
PRESSURIZE, to place...
prestressed
21
15
PRESTRESS, to stress...
presupposed
25
22
PRESUPPOSE, to suppo...
presurveyed
29
22
PRESURVEY, to survey...
previsioned
22
20
PREVISION, to forese...
prioritised
22
15
PRIORITISE, to assig...
prioritized
25
24
PRIORITIZE, to assig...
privateered
22
19
PRIVATEER, to operat...
proctorised
24
18
PROCTORISE, to exerc...
proctorized
27
27
PROCTORIZE, to exerc...
profiteered
22
18
PROFITEER, to act as...
prologuised
23
19
PROLOGUISE, to speak...
prologuized
26
28
PROLOGUIZE, to speak...
prolongated
21
19
PROLONGATE, to prolo...
promulgated
24
22
PROMULGATE, to make...
prophethood
26
22
the state of being a...
propitiated
23
18
PROPITIATE, to rende...
prosauropod
22
19
a reptile-like dinos...
prostituted
22
16
PROSTITUTE, to offer...
proteolysed
27
18
PROTEOLYSE, to split...
prothalloid
25
19
relating to the prot...
protocolled
25
20
PROTOCOL, to draw up...
provendered
21
21
PROVENDER, to supply...
provisioned
22
20
PROVISION, to provid...
psalmodised
23
20
PSALMODISE, to pract...
psalmodized
26
29
PSALMODIZE, to pract...
pseudomonad
20
21
a virgate plant and...
pulpiteered
24
20
PULPITEER, to preach...
pumpkinseed
25
27
the seed of the pump...
punctulated
25
22
PUNCTULATE, to mark...
puppeteered
24
22
PUPPETEER, to operat...
puritanised
21
17
PURITANISE, to make...
puritanized
24
26
PURITANIZE, to make...
pussyfooted
29
21
PUSSYFOOT, to tread...
pycnogonoid
29
24
of or like a pycnogo...
quantitated
26
23
QUANTITATE, to make...
quarantined
25
24
QUARANTINE, to detai...
quitclaimed
33
29
QUITCLAIM, to draw u...
racketeered
21
19
RACKETEER, to run a...
radicalised
23
17
RADICALISE, to make...
radicalized
26
26
RADICALIZE, to make...
rainproofed
21
19
RAINPROOF, to make p...
rankshifted
24
22
RANKSHIFT, to shift...
ranshackled
25
23
RANSHACKLE, (Scott)...
rataplanned
19
18
RATAPLAN, to make a...
reacclaimed
26
22
REACCLAIM, to acclai...
reactivated
23
19
REACTIVATE, to activ...
readdressed
18
14
READDRESS, to addres...
reallocated
22
17
REALLOCATE, to alloc...
reappointed
21
19
REAPPOINT, to appoin...
reappraised
22
18
REAPPRAISE, to appra...
reassembled
22
19
REASSEMBLE, to assem...
reattempted
21
18
REATTEMPT, to attemp...
reblossomed
22
19
REBLOSSOM, to blosso...
recanalised
21
17
RECANALISE, to canal...
recanalized
24
26
RECANALIZE, to canal...
recataloged
22
18
RECATALOG, to catalo...
recautioned
20
17
RECAUTION, to cautio...
recertified
24
18
RECERTIFY, to certif...
rechanneled
22
20
RECHANNEL, to channe...
rechartered
23
17
RECHARTER, to charte...
recollected
26
20
RECOLLECT, to rememb...
recolonised
21
17
RECOLONISE, to colon...
recolonized
24
26
RECOLONIZE, to colon...
recomforted
24
21
RECOMFORT, (archaic)...
recommenced
25
25
RECOMMENCE, to comme...
recommended
22
23
RECOMMEND, to commen...
recommitted
24
21
RECOMMIT, to commit...
recompacted
27
24
RECOMPACT, to compac...
recompensed
23
22
RECOMPENSE, to give...
reconceived
25
23
RECONCEIVE, to conce...
recondensed
19
18
RECONDENSE, to conde...
reconducted
24
21
RECONDUCT, to conduc...
reconferred
22
19
RECONFER, to confer...
reconfirmed
24
22
RECONFIRM, to confir...
reconnected
22
20
RECONNECT, to connec...
reconquered
28
26
RECONQUER, to conque...
reconsigned
21
19
RECONSIGN, to consig...
reconsulted
22
18
RECONSULT, to consul...
recontacted
23
19
RECONTACT, to contac...
recontinued
20
18
RECONTINUE, to conti...
recontoured
20
17
RECONTOUR, to contou...
reconverted
22
20
RECONVERT, to conver...
reconvicted
26
23
RECONVICT, to convic...
reconvinced
25
24
RECONVINCE, to convi...
recrudesced
25
20
RECRUDESCE, of a dis...
recuperated
23
19
RECUPERATE, to get b...
redecorated
20
16
REDECORATE, to decor...
rededicated
21
17
REDEDICATE, to dedic...
redelivered
21
18
REDELIVER, to delive...
redeposited
20
16
REDEPOSIT, to deposi...
redescended
20
18
REDESCEND, to descen...
redescribed
24
19
REDESCRIBE, to descr...
redeveloped
22
21
REDEVELOP, to develo...
redigressed
20
15
REDIGRESS, to digres...
redisbursed
22
17
REDISBURSE, (Spenser...
rediscussed
23
17
REDISCUSS, to discus...
redisplayed
28
19
REDISPLAY, to displa...
redissolved
22
18
REDISSOLVE, to disso...
redistilled
22
15
REDISTIL, to distil...
reenergised
18
15
REENERGISE, to give...
reenergized
21
24
REENERGIZE, to give...
reenthroned
18
16
REENTHRONE, to enthr...
reescalated
21
16
REESCALATE, to escal...
reestimated
19
15
REESTIMATE, to estim...
reevaluated
20
18
REEVALUATE, to evalu...
reexhibited
29
24
REEXHIBIT, to exhibi...
reexplained
26
24
REEXPLAIN, to explai...
reexpressed
26
22
REEXPRESS, to expres...
refashioned
21
18
REFASHION, to fashio...
reformatted
21
18
REFORMAT, to change...
refortified
23
18
REFORTIFY, to fortif...
refractured
24
19
REFRACTURE, to fract...
refreshened
21
18
REFRESHEN, to refres...
refurbished
26
21
REFURBISH, to furbis...
refurnished
23
19
REFURNISH, to furnis...
regenerated
17
15
REGENERATE, to gener...
reglorified
23
18
REGLORIFY, to glorif...
reguerdoned
18
17
REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
regularised
21
16
REGULARISE, to make...
regularized
24
25
REGULARIZE, to make...
rehumanised
21
19
REHUMANISE, to make...
rehumanized
24
28
REHUMANIZE, to make...
reillumined
22
19
REILLUMINE, to illum...
reimplanted
22
20
REIMPLANT, to implan...
reincreased
20
16
REINCREASE, to incre...
reinhabited
22
18
REINHABIT, to inhabi...
reinitiated
18
13
REINITIATE, to initi...
reinspected
23
19
REINSPECT, to inspec...
reinstalled
20
15
REINSTALL [v]
rejustified
24
25
REJUSTIFY, to justif...
rejuvenated
21
27
REJUVENATE, to make...
rejuvenised
22
27
REJUVENISE, to rejuv...
rejuvenized
25
36
REJUVENIZE, to rejuv...
relacquered
30
26
RELACQUER, to lacque...
relativised
22
17
RELATIVISE, to make...
relativized
25
26
RELATIVIZE, to treat...
relaundered
18
16
RELAUNDER, to launde...
reliquefied
30
26
RELIQUEFY, to liquef...
remaindered
18
17
REMAINDER, to sell a...
remobilised
23
19
REMOBILISE, to mobil...
remobilized
26
28
REMOBILIZE, to mobil...
remoistened
18
16
REMOISTEN, to moiste...
remonetised
18
16
REMONETISE, to reest...
remonetized
21
25
REMONETIZE, to reest...
remoralised
20
16
REMORALISE, to resto...
remoralized
23
25
REMORALIZE, to resto...
remortgaged
21
19
REMORTGAGE, to mortg...
remotivated
21
19
REMOTIVATE, to motiv...
remunerated
18
17
REMUNERATE, to pay a...
renditioned
17
15
RENDITION, to surren...
renominated
17
17
RENOMINATE, to nomin...
reorganised
18
15
REORGANISE, to organ...
reorganized
21
24
REORGANIZE, to organ...
reoutfitted
21
16
REOUTFIT, to outfit...
repaginated
20
18
REPAGINATE, to pagin...
repatriated
20
15
REPATRIATE, to resto...
repatterned
19
16
REPATTERN, to patter...
repercussed
24
19
REPERCUSS, to reverb...
repigmented
22
21
REPIGMENT, to pigmen...
replastered
21
16
REPLASTER, to plaste...
replenished
23
19
REPLENISH, to fill a...
repolarised
21
16
REPOLARISE, to polar...
repolarized
24
25
REPOLARIZE, to polar...
repopulated
23
20
REPOPULATE, to popul...
repossessed
20
15
REPOSSESS, to posses...
reprehended
21
19
REPREHEND, to rebuke...
represented
19
16
REPRESENT, to exhibi...
reprimanded
21
20
REPRIMAND, to scold,...
reprocessed
23
18
REPROCESS, to proces...
reprogramed
22
20
REPROGRAM, to progra...
republished
27
22
REPUBLISH, to publis...
repurchased
26
21
REPURCHASE, to buy b...
requalified
30
26
REQUALIFY, to qualif...
requickened
30
30
REQUICKEN, (Shakespe...
reregulated
20
16
REREGULATE, to regul...
rescheduled
25
20
RESCHEDULE, to sched...
resentenced
19
17
RESENTENCE, to sente...
reservoired
20
16
RESERVOIR, to keep a...
resharpened
21
18
RESHARPEN, to sharpe...
respecified
26
21
RESPECIFY, to specif...
restationed
17
13
RESTATION, to statio...
restretched
24
17
RESTRETCH, to stretc...
resubjected
26
28
RESUBJECT, to subjec...
resubmitted
23
19
RESUBMIT, to submit...
resurrected
22
16
RESURRECT, to bring...
resuspended
20
18
RESUSPEND, to suspen...
reswallowed
26
20
RESWALLOW, to swallo...
retestified
21
15
RETESTIFY, to testif...
reticulated
23
17
RETICULATE, to inter...
retightened
21
17
RETIGHTEN, to tighte...
retrodicted
22
16
RETRODICT, to utiliz...
retrofitted
21
15
RETROFIT, to furnish...
retroflexed
27
23
RETROFLEX, to bend b...
retrograded
19
15
RETROGRADE, to cause...
retrojected
23
24
RETROJECT, to throw...
retroverted
20
16
RETROVERT, to turn b...
revalidated
21
18
REVALIDATE, to valid...
revalorised
21
17
REVALORISE, to give...
revalorized
24
26
REVALORIZE, to give...
revarnished
22
19
REVARNISH, to varnis...
revegetated
20
18
REVEGETATE, to veget...
revictualed
25
21
REVICTUAL, to victua...
revitalised
22
17
REVITALISE, to give...
revitalized
25
26
REVITALIZE, to give...
rhapsodised
23
18
RHAPSODISE, to utter...
rhapsodized
26
27
RHAPSODIZE, to utter...
rhinestoned
19
16
adorned with rhinest...
ricochetted
27
20
RICOCHET, to rebound...
ringstraked
21
19
of an animal, insect...
roadblocked
25
24
ROADBLOCK, to bar by...
rontgenised
18
16
RONTGENISE, to treat...
rontgenized
21
25
RONTGENIZE, to treat...
rotographed
23
19
ROTOGRAPH, to make a...
roughcasted
25
20
ROUGHCAST, to cover...
roughhoused
24
20
ROUGHHOUSE, to brawl...
roughnecked
25
25
ROUGHNECK, to work a...
roundarched
23
20
ROUNDARCH [v]
roundheaded
19
18
having a round head...
rustproofed
23
19
RUSTPROOF, to make r...
saccharated
26
20
converted to a salt...
saccharised
27
20
SACCHARISE, to conve...
saccharized
30
29
SACCHARIZE, to conve...
sacramented
21
19
SACRAMENT, to bind b...
safeguarded
21
19
SAFEGUARD, to keep s...
sailboarded
21
17
SAILBOARD, to use a...
salicylated
30
19
SALICYLATE, to treat...
sandblasted
21
18
SANDBLAST, to clean...
sanderswood
20
17
sandalwood, esp. red...
sandpapered
21
20
SANDPAPER, to smooth...
sarcomatoid
22
18
like a sarcoma, a tu...
scandalised
22
18
SCANDALISE, to offen...
scandalized
25
27
SCANDALIZE, to offen...
scapegoated
23
20
SCAPEGOAT, to make a...
scarabaeoid
22
18
any of various kinds...
scattergood
22
17
a spendthrift [n -S]
scavengered
23
22
SCAVENGER, to act as...
schematised
25
20
SCHEMATISE, to make...
schematized
28
29
SCHEMATIZE, to make...
schemozzled
32
39
SCHEMOZZLE, (Yiddish...
schnorkeled
25
23
SCHNORKEL, (German)...
schoolchild
32
24
a child attending sc...
sclerotioid
23
16
of, relating to, or...
sclerotised
23
16
SCLEROTISE, to harde...
sclerotized
26
25
SCLEROTIZE, to harde...
scorpaenoid
22
19
any member of the sc...
scrapbooked
26
25
SCRAPBOOK, to keep c...
scratchcard
31
23
a type of lottery ca...
scrimshawed
29
23
SCRIMSHAW, to orname...
scriveboard
26
22
a shipbuilder's draw...
scrutinised
23
17
SCRUTINISE, to exami...
scrutinized
26
26
SCRUTINIZE, to exami...
scutellated
24
18
shaped like a platte...
sectionised
21
16
SECTIONISE, to secti...
sectionized
24
25
SECTIONIZE, to secti...
secularised
23
17
SECULARISE, to conve...
secularized
26
26
SECULARIZE, to conve...
securitised
23
16
SECURITISE, to make...
securitized
26
25
SECURITIZE, to make...
sedigitated
20
15
six-fingered [adj]
semicircled
28
22
enclosed within a se...
semideified
22
19
SEMIDEIFY, to make s...
semiretired
20
15
working only parttim...
semiskilled
24
21
having or requiring...
sensualised
19
15
SENSUALISE, to make...
sensualized
22
24
SENSUALIZE, to make...
sentinelled
19
16
SENTINEL, to stand g...
sepulchered
27
22
SEPULCHER, to place...
sequestered
26
22
SEQUESTER, to set ap...
serpentined
19
17
SERPENTINE, to wind...
serpentised
20
16
SERPENTISE, to wind;...
serpentized
23
25
SERPENTIZE, to wind;...
servanthood
21
19
the state of being a...
severalfold
24
21
having several parts...
shadowboxed
31
28
SHADOWBOX, to practi...
sheetrocked
24
21
SHEETROCK, to cover...
sherardised
21
15
SHERARDISE, to coat...
sherardized
24
24
SHERARDIZE, to coat...
shipwrecked
31
27
SHIPWRECK, to underg...
shirttailed
23
15
SHIRTTAIL, to make a...
shittimwood
26
20
the wood of the shit...
shlemozzled
30
37
SHLEMOZZLE, (Yiddish...
shockheaded
26
24
having a head of bus...
shootaround
19
16
an informal basketba...
shorthaired
23
16
having short hair [a...
shorthanded
22
18
having, working with...
shortlisted
23
15
SHORTLIST, to includ...
shovelboard
25
22
an old game in which...
shrubberied
26
21
having a shrubbery [...
sideslipped
25
20
SIDESLIP, to slip to...
sidestepped
23
19
SIDESTEP, to step to...
sidetracked
23
20
SIDETRACK, to divert...
silhouetted
22
16
SILHOUETTE, to repre...
siliconised
23
17
of glassware, treate...
siliconized
26
26
of glassware, treate...
simulcasted
25
20
SIMULCAST, to broadc...
sipunculoid
26
22
a kind of marine wor...
skimboarded
23
23
SKIMBOARD, to use a...
skyrocketed
30
25
SKYROCKET, to go up...
slaughtered
23
18
SLAUGHTER, to kill,...
sleepwalked
26
24
SLEEPWALK, to walk i...
slenderised
19
15
SLENDERISE, to make...
slenderized
22
24
SLENDERIZE, to make...
sleuthhound
24
20
a bloodhound; (collo...
slipcovered
27
23
SLIPCOVER, to cover...
slipsheeted
24
18
SLIPSHEET, to insert...
sloganeered
18
16
SLOGANEER, to invent...
slumberland
24
22
the state of slumber...
smifligated
25
21
SMIFLIGATE, Charles...
smoothbored
23
20
of a gun, having a s...
smorgasbord
23
20
(Norwegian) a buffet...
snapshotted
22
18
SNAPSHOT, to photogr...
snowboarded
22
20
SNOWBOARD, to use a...
snowmobiled
25
23
SNOWMOBILE, to trave...
softhearted
22
17
emotionally responsi...
solemnified
22
20
SOLEMNIFY, to make s...
solubilised
24
18
SOLUBILISE, to rende...
solubilized
27
27
SOLUBILIZE, to rende...
somatotyped
27
20
SOMATOTYPE, to place...
somersetted
19
15
SOMERSET, a leap in...
spacewalked
28
26
SPACEWALK, to walk i...
spaniolated
20
17
SPANIOLATE, to hispa...
spaniolised
21
17
SPANIOLISE, to hispa...
spaniolized
24
26
SPANIOLIZE, to hispa...
spearfished
25
20
SPEARFISH, to hunt f...
spearheaded
21
18
SPEARHEAD, to lead a...
specialised
25
19
SPECIALISE, to make...
specialized
28
28
SPECIALIZE, to make...
speechified
28
23
SPEECHIFY, to make l...
speedballed
24
21
SPEEDBALL, to take c...
sphacelated
26
21
SPHACELATE, to cause...
spiflicated
28
22
SPIFLICATE, to overc...
splashboard
26
21
a mudguard; a dashbo...
splayfooted
29
21
having splayed feet...
spotlighted
26
20
SPOTLIGHT, to highli...
springboard
24
21
a flexible board usu...
sprinklered
23
21
SPRINKLER, to water...
squirrelled
30
24
SQUIRREL, to store u...
stalactited
23
16
having stalactites [...
stanchelled
25
20
STANCHEL, to support...
stanchioned
22
19
STANCHION, to suppor...
staphylinid
31
21
a kind of beetle aka...
starboarded
20
16
STARBOARD, to put or...
starlighted
24
17
lighted by the stars...
statemented
18
16
STATEMENT, to take a...
steamrolled
21
17
STEAMROLL, to crush...
stercorated
21
15
STERCORATE, to defec...
stereoblind
21
17
having two-dimension...
stereotyped
26
17
STEREOTYPE, to make...
stigmatised
22
17
STIGMATISE, to mark...
stigmatized
25
26
STIGMATIZE, to mark...
stoneground
18
17
of flour, ground wit...
stonewalled
22
18
STONEWALL, of a bats...
stonewashed
22
18
STONEWASH, to wash w...
stormstayed
26
17
isolated or unable t...
straitlaced
23
16
excessively strict i...
straphanged
23
20
STRAPHANG, of a pass...
strappadoed
22
19
STRAPPADO, to tortur...
strategised
20
14
STRATEGISE, to devis...
strategized
23
23
STRATEGIZE, to devis...
streamlined
20
17
STREAMLINE, to desig...
stretchered
24
17
STRETCHER, to carry...
stridulated
21
15
STRIDULATE, to make...
strikebound
22
21
subjected to a strik...
stringboard
22
18
a board that covers...
strobilated
22
16
STROBILATE, to under...
strongarmed
20
18
STRONGARM, to use fo...
strongyloid
27
18
a strongyl, a parasi...
strychnined
30
21
STRYCHNINE, to poiso...
subcultured
27
22
SUBCULTURE, to creat...
subemployed
31
25
employed by a subcon...
subinfeuded
23
22
SUBINFEUD, to grant...
sublicensed
25
21
SUBLICENSE, to licen...
substandard
21
18
deviating from or fa...
substituted
23
17
SUBSTITUTE, to put o...
substracted
25
19
SUBSTRACT, to subtra...
substructed
26
20
SUBSTRUCT, to build...
subtotalled
23
18
SUBTOTAL, to total a...
sugarcoated
22
18
SUGARCOAT, to coat w...
sulfuretted
23
18
SULFURET, to treat w...
sulphonated
23
20
SULPHONATE, to conve...
sulphurated
25
20
SULPHURATE, to combi...
sulphureted
25
20
SULPHURET, to treat...
sulphurised
26
20
SULPHURISE, to combi...
sulphurized
29
29
SULPHURIZE, to combi...
sunbonneted
18
19
SUNBONNET [v]
sundrenched
23
21
exposed to much sun...
superabound
22
21
to be superabundant...
supercoiled
25
20
SUPERCOIL, to create...
supercooled
24
20
SUPERCOOL, to cool a...
superfatted
23
19
of soap, having an e...
superheated
22
18
SUPERHEAT, to heat t...
superintend
20
18
to have or exercise...
supplicated
28
23
SUPPLICAT [v]
surfboarded
23
20
SURFBOARD, to surf o...
surrebutted
22
17
SURREBUT, to reply t...
surrejoined
20
23
SURREJOIN, to reply,...
surrendered
18
15
SURRENDER, to yield,...
surtarbrand
21
17
(Icelandic) a lignit...
surturbrand
22
18
(Icelandic) a lignit...
suspendered
20
18
SUSPENDER [v]
suspicioned
24
20
SUSPICION, to suspec...
sustentated
18
14
SUSTENTATE, to susta...
swellheaded
25
20
conceited [adj]
switchboard
30
23
a board or frame bea...
syllabified
32
22
SYLLABIFY, to divide...
symmetrised
28
20
SYMMETRISE, to make...
symmetrized
31
29
SYMMETRIZE, to make...
sympathised
31
22
SYMPATHISE, to be in...
sympathized
34
31
SYMPATHIZE, to be in...
syncretised
28
18
SYNCRETISE, to becom...
syncretized
31
27
SYNCRETIZE, to becom...
synonymised
31
21
SYNONYMISE, to make...
synonymized
34
30
SYNONYMIZE, to make...
synthesised
27
17
SYNTHESIS [v]
synthesized
30
26
SYNTHESIZE, to combi...
synthetised
27
17
SYNTHETISE, to put t...
synthetized
30
26
SYNTHETIZE, to put t...
tabernacled
23
20
TABERNACLE, to sojou...
tabletopped
25
22
having a tabletop [a...
tabularised
22
17
TABULARISE, to tabul...
tabularized
25
26
TABULARIZE, to tabul...
tailspinned
21
18
TAILSPIN, to perform...
tarantaraed
16
13
TARANTARA, to make t...
tarboggined
22
20
TARBOGGIN, to sledge...
tattletaled
20
14
TATTLETALE, to tell...
tearstained
17
13
marked with tears [a...
technicised
27
21
TECHNICISE, to rende...
technicized
30
30
TECHNICIZE, to rende...
teeterboard
19
15
a seesaw; a board wh...
teetotalled
19
14
TEETOTAL, to practis...
telecommand
23
23
the operation of mac...
telegrammed
22
21
TELEGRAM, to send a...
telegraphed
24
20
TELEGRAPH, to transm...
telemetered
19
16
TELEMETER, to measur...
teleprinted
21
17
TELEPRINT, to print...
teleshopped
25
21
TELESHOP, to shop by...
telluretted
21
15
combined with tellur...
tenebrionid
19
17
a dark-coloured noct...
tentaculoid
22
18
like a tentacle [adj...
terraformed
21
18
TERRAFORM, to make (...
territoried
19
12
having territory [ad...
tessellated
20
14
TESSELLATE, to cover...
testcrossed
22
15
TESTCROSS, to make a...
testimonied
19
16
TESTIMONY, (Shakespe...
theaterland
20
16
the main theatre dis...
theatreland
20
16
the main theatre dis...
theologised
22
17
THEOLOGISE, to make...
theologized
25
26
THEOLOGIZE, to make...
thermalised
23
18
THERMALISE, to reduc...
thermalized
26
27
THERMALIZE, to reduc...
thickheaded
27
24
stupid [adj]
thimbleweed
28
24
any of various anemo...
thitherward
27
19
in that direction, a...
threepeated
21
17
THREEPEAT, to win a...
thumbtacked
29
28
THUMBTACK, to fasten...
thunderbird
24
20
in North American In...
thunderhead
22
19
a thunder cloud [n -...
tightfisted
26
19
reluctant to part wi...
timestamped
23
21
TIMESTAMP, (of a com...
toddlerhood
21
17
the state of being a...
topstitched
27
20
TOPSTITCH, to make a...
tractorfeed
23
18
the automatic moveme...
trademarked
20
20
TRADEMARK, to mark w...
traitorhood
20
14
the state of being a...
trampolined
22
20
TRAMPOLIN [v]
transcended
20
18
TRANSCEND, to surpas...
transcribed
24
19
TRANSCRIBE, to make...
transfected
23
19
TRANSFECT, to cause...
transferred
20
16
TRANSFER, to move fr...
transformed
21
19
TRANSFORM, to change...
transhipped
25
21
TRANSHIP, to transfe...
transmitted
20
16
TRANSMIT, to send fr...
transported
20
16
TRANSPORT, to convey...
transshaped
22
18
TRANSSHAPE, to chang...
transvalued
21
19
TRANSVALUE, to reest...
transversed
20
17
TRANSVERSE, to cross...
transvested
20
17
TRANSVEST, to disgui...
traumatised
20
16
TRAUMATISE, to infli...
traumatized
23
25
TRAUMATIZE, to infli...
trichinised
25
18
TRICHINISE, to infes...
trichinized
28
27
TRICHINIZE, to infes...
trichinosed
24
18
TRICHINOSE, to infes...
trichomonad
24
21
any of various flage...
tricoloured
23
17
having three colours...
tricornered
21
16
having three corners...
trifoliated
22
16
having three leaves...
trifurcated
25
19
TRIFURCATE, to divid...
trihydrated
28
17
like a trihydrate [a...
triplicated
26
19
TRIPLICATE, to make...
tripudiated
22
17
TRIPUDIATE, to dance...
trivialised
23
17
TRIVIALISE, to make...
trivialized
26
26
TRIVIALIZE, to make...
trombiculid
28
23
any member of the mi...
truehearted
20
15
faithful, loyal [adj...
trumpetweed
25
22
any of various eupat...
truncheoned
22
20
TRUNCHEON, to strike...
tuberculoid
26
21
resembling tuberculo...
tumultuated
22
19
TUMULTUATE, (archaic...
turpentined
20
18
TURPENTINE, to treat...
tweedledeed
21
18
TWEEDLEDEE, (Scots)...
typographed
32
24
TYPOGRAPH, to produc...
tyroglyphid
39
24
a mite of the genus...
ultraheated
21
16
ULTRAHEAT, to heat t...
umbilicated
27
23
having an umbilicus,...
unabolished
23
20
not abolished [adj]
unabrogated
20
19
not abrogated [adj]
unaccounted
23
22
not accounted [adj]
unaddressed
18
16
not having an addres...
unalienated
17
16
not alienated [adj]
unallocated
22
19
not allocated [adj]
unamortised
19
17
not amortised [adj]
unamortized
22
26
not amortized [adj]
unamplified
25
24
not amplified [adj]
unannotated
15
16
not annotated [adj]
unannounced
18
21
not announced [adj]
unappointed
21
21
not appointed [adj]
unaspirated
20
17
not aspirated [adj]
unassembled
22
21
not assembled [adj]
unattainted
17
15
not attainted [adj]
unattempted
21
20
not attempted [adj]
unaugmented
19
21
not augmented [adj]
unautomated
18
18
not automated [adj]
unballasted
22
19
not loaded with ball...
unbeneficed
24
24
not possessed of a b...
unbenefited
21
21
not benefited, also...
unbenighted
23
22
not benighted [adj]
unblemished
25
23
not blemished [adj]
unblindfold
25
24
to remove a blindfol...
unbracketed
24
24
not bracketed [adj]
unburnished
23
21
not burnished [adj]
unburthened
22
21
UNBURTHEN, (archaic)...
uncalcified
28
24
not calcified [adj]
uncalloused
23
20
not calloused [adj]
uncancelled
25
23
not cancelled, also...
uncanonised
19
19
UNCANONISE, to depri...
uncanonized
22
28
UNCANONIZE, to depri...
uncaptioned
22
21
not captioned [adj]
uncastrated
21
17
not castrated [adj]
uncataloged
22
20
not cataloged, also...
uncertified
24
20
not certified [adj]
unchanneled
22
22
not channeled, also...
unchartered
23
19
not chartered [adj]
unchastened
22
20
not chastened [adj]
unchastised
24
19
not chastised, also...
unchastized
27
28
not chastized, also...
uncivilised
26
22
not civilised, also...
uncivilized
29
31
not civilised, also...
unclarified
25
21
not clarified [adj]
uncluttered
23
19
UNCLUTTER, to rid of...
uncoalesced
24
21
UNCOALESCE, to disin...
uncollected
26
22
not collected [adj]
uncomforted
24
23
not comforted [adj]
uncommended
22
25
not commended [adj]
uncommitted
24
23
not committed [adj]
uncompacted
27
26
not compacted [adj]
uncompanied
23
24
unaccompanied [adj]
uncompelled
26
25
not compelled [adj]
uncompleted
25
24
not completed [adj]
unconcealed
23
22
not concealed [adj]
unconceived
25
25
not conceived [adj]
unconcerned
22
22
not involved [adj UN...
unconcerted
23
21
not concerted [adj]
unconcocted
26
24
not concocted [adj]
unconfessed
22
21
not having been conf...
unconfirmed
24
24
not confirmed [adj]
uncongealed
21
21
UNCONGEAL, to thaw;...
unconnected
22
22
not connected [adj U...
unconquered
28
28
not conquered [adj]
uncontemned
20
22
(Shakespeare) not de...
uncontested
20
18
not contested [adj]
uncontrived
23
22
not contrived [adj]
unconverted
22
22
not converted [adj]
unconvicted
26
25
not convicted [adj]
unconvinced
25
26
not convinced [adj]
uncorrected
24
20
not corrected [adj]
uncorrupted
24
21
UNCORRUPT [v]
uncuckolded
27
27
not cuckolded [adj]
uncurtailed
23
19
not curtailed [adj]
uncurtained
21
19
UNCURTAIN, to remove...
undebauched
25
24
not debauched [adj]
undecorated
20
18
not decorated [adj]
undedicated
21
19
not dedicated [adj]
undelegated
19
18
not delegated [adj]
undelighted
23
20
UNDELIGHT [v]
undelivered
21
20
not delivered [adj]
undepressed
20
18
not depressed [adj]
underbudded
21
21
UNDERBUD, to bud fro...
underbushed
23
21
UNDERBUSH, to clear...
undercoated
20
18
UNDERCOAT, to apply...
undercooked
21
22
UNDERCOOK, to cook i...
undercooled
21
19
UNDERCOOL, to cool i...
underfished
23
20
UNDERFISH, to fish i...
underfonged
20
21
UNDERFONG, (Spenser)...
underfooted
19
18
UNDERFOOT, to underp...
underfunded
20
21
UNDERFUND, to fund i...
undergirded
20
18
UNDERGIRD, to form t...
underground
19
19
a subterranean space...
underhanded
19
19
devious [adj UNDERHA...
underheated
19
17
UNDERHEAT, to heat i...
underlapped
23
22
UNDERLAP, to extend...
underleased
18
16
UNDERLEASE, to suble...
underloaded
18
17
UNDERLOAD, to load i...
undermanned
17
20
UNDERMAN, to use too...
undermasted
19
18
having insufficient...
underminded
19
20
UNDERMINDE, (Spenser...
underpeeped
21
21
UNDERPEEP, (Shakespe...
underpinned
19
20
UNDERPIN, to support...
underplayed
27
21
UNDERPLAY, to play d...
underpriced
24
21
UNDERPRICE, to price...
underprised
21
18
UNDERPRISE, (obsolet...
underprized
24
27
UNDERPRIZE, to value...
underquoted
26
25
UNDERQUOTE, to offer...
underscored
21
18
UNDERSCORE, to draw...
undersealed
18
16
UNDERSEAL, to coat p...
underserved
20
19
provided with inadeq...
undersigned
19
18
UNDERSIGN, to write...
understated
18
15
UNDERSTATE, to repre...
undervalued
21
21
UNDERVALUE, to value...
underworked
22
22
UNDERWORK, to work i...
undescended
20
20
retained within the...
undescribed
24
21
not described [adj]
undespoiled
21
19
not despoiled [adj]
undestroyed
24
17
not destroyed [adj]
undeveloped
22
23
not developed [adj]
undiagnosed
18
18
not diagnosed [adj]
undignified
22
21
not dignified [adj]
undiscerned
21
19
not discerned [adj U...
undisclosed
23
19
not disclosed [adj]
undiscussed
23
19
not discussed [adj]
undisguised
21
18
not disguised or con...
undispensed
20
19
not dispensed [adj]
undissolved
22
20
not dissolved [adj]
undistilled
22
17
not distilled [adj]
undistorted
19
15
not distorted [adj]
undisturbed
22
19
not disturbed [adj U...
unearmarked
19
21
not earmarked [adj]
unemotioned
17
18
without emotion [adj...
unenchanted
21
21
not enchanted [adj]
unevaluated
20
20
not evaluated [adj]
unevidenced
22
23
not evidenced [adj]
unexcavated
28
28
not excavated [adj]
unexercised
27
24
having terms that ar...
unexhausted
26
24
not exhausted, also...
unexplained
26
26
not explained [adj]
unexploited
27
25
not exploited or dev...
unexpressed
26
24
not expressed [adj]
unfashioned
21
20
not excavated [adj]
unfeathered
21
19
not feathered [adj]
unfermented
20
21
not fermented [adj]
unflavoured
23
23
not flavoured [adj]
unflustered
22
19
not flustered [adj]
unforfeited
22
20
not forfeited [adj]
unformatted
21
20
not formatted [adj]
unfortified
23
20
not fortified [adj]
unfraughted
24
22
UNFRAUGHT, to unload...
unfulfilled
27
24
not fulfilled [adj]
unfurnished
23
21
UNFURNISH, to strip...
ungarmented
19
20
not wearing garments...
ungarnished
21
19
not garnished [adj]
ungenitured
19
18
(Shakespeare) withou...
ungratified
22
19
not gratified [adj]
unguerdoned
18
19
not guerdoned [adj]
unhackneyed
29
26
not hackneyed [adj]
unharboured
22
20
UNHARBOUR, to dislod...
unharnessed
19
17
UNHARNESS, to releas...
unharvested
22
20
not harvested [adj]
unhidebound
22
22
(Milton) not having...
unhumanised
21
21
UNHUMANISE, to rende...
unhumanized
24
30
UNHUMANIZE, to rende...
unhusbanded
22
22
not husbanded [adj]
unicoloured
22
19
of one uniform colou...
unillumined
22
21
not illumined [adj]
unimmunised
21
22
not immunised, also...
unimmunized
24
31
not immunized, also...
unimpeached
26
25
not impeached [adj]
unimpressed
22
20
not impressed [adj]
uninchanted
22
21
(Milton) unenchanted...
uninflected
24
22
not inflected [adj]
uninhabited
22
20
not inhabited [adj]
uninhibited
23
20
free from inhibition...
uninitiated
18
15
not initiated [adj]
uninscribed
24
21
not inscribed [adj]
uninspected
23
21
not inspected [adj]
uninstalled
20
17
UNINSTALL, to remove...
uninsulated
19
17
not insulated [adj]
unirrigated
20
16
not irrigated [adj]
unjaundiced
23
29
not jaundiced [adj]
unjustified
24
27
not justified [adj]
unkennelled
19
22
UNKENNEL, to release...
unlaundered
18
18
not laundered [adj]
unliberated
21
18
not liberated [adj]
unlightened
22
20
not lightened [adj]
unliquefied
30
28
not liquefied [adj]
unlocalised
23
19
not localised, also...
unlocalized
26
28
not localized, also...
unmagnified
22
23
not magnified [adj]
unmedicated
22
21
not medicated [adj]
unmeditated
19
18
not meditated [adj]
unmentioned
17
19
not mentioned [adj]
unmitigated
21
19
not lessened [adj UN...
unmoderated
18
18
not moderated [adj]
unmodulated
20
20
not modulated [adj]
unmoistened
18
18
not moistened [adj]
unmonitored
18
18
not monitored [adj]
unmoralised
20
18
not moralised upon,...
unmoralized
23
27
not moralised upon,...
unmortgaged
21
21
not mortgaged [adj]
unmortified
22
20
not mortified [adj]
unmotivated
21
21
not motivated [adj]
unmutilated
21
19
not mutilated [adj]
unnavigated
20
21
not navigated [adj]
unnourished
20
18
not nourished [adj]
unofficered
25
23
without an officer [...
unorganised
18
17
not organised [adj]
unorganized
21
26
not organized [adj]
unpannelled
20
21
UNPANNEL, to unsaddl...
unparadised
20
18
UNPARADISE, to depri...
unparagoned
19
20
unmatched [adj]
unpassioned
19
18
without passions [ad...
unpathwayed
31
24
without paths [adj]
unpatterned
19
18
not patterned [adj]
unpedigreed
21
20
without a pedigree [...
unpensioned
18
19
without a pension [a...
unperceived
25
24
not perceived [adj U...
unperfected
25
23
not perfected [adj]
unperformed
23
23
not performed [adj]
unperplexed
29
28
UNPERPLEX, to free f...
unpersuaded
20
19
not persuaded [adj]
unperturbed
23
21
not perturbed [adj]
unperverted
22
21
UNPERVERT, to free f...
unplastered
21
18
not plastered [adj]
unpolarised
21
18
not polarised [adj]
unpolarized
24
27
not polarized [adj]
unpopulated
23
22
not populated [adj]
unportioned
19
18
without a portion [a...
unpossessed
20
17
not possessed [adj]
unpracticed
27
23
not practiced, also...
unpractised
24
20
not practised, also...
unpredicted
24
21
UNPREDICT, (Milton)...
unpreferred
22
20
not preferred [adj]
unpressured
21
18
not pressured [adj]
unprevented
21
22
not prevented [adj]
unprocessed
23
20
not processed [adj]
unprofessed
22
20
not professed [adj]
unprojected
25
29
not projected [adj]
unprotected
23
20
lacking protection o...
unprotested
20
17
without a protest [a...
unpublished
27
24
not published [adj]
unpurchased
26
23
not purchased [adj]
unqualified
30
28
UNQUALIFY, to disqua...
unqualitied
28
25
(Shakespeare) bereft...
unquantised
26
25
not quantised, also...
unquantized
29
34
not quantized, also...
unquickened
30
32
not quickened [adj]
unreceipted
23
20
without a receipt [a...
unreclaimed
23
21
not reclaimed [adj]
unrecounted
20
19
not recounted [adj]
unrecovered
22
21
not recovered [adj]
unrectified
24
20
not rectified [adj]
unredressed
18
15
not redressed [adj]
unreflected
24
21
not reflected [adj]
unrefracted
23
20
not refracted [adj]
unrefreshed
22
19
not refreshed [adj]
unregretted
19
16
not regretted [adj]
unregulated
20
18
not regulated [adj]
unrehearsed
19
16
not rehearsed [adj]
unrepressed
20
17
not repressed [adj]
unreprieved
22
21
not reprieved [adj]
unrescinded
21
19
not rescinded [adj]
unrespected
23
20
not respected [adj]
unretouched
23
20
not retouched [adj]
unromanised
18
18
not romanised, also...
unromanized
21
27
not romanized, also...
unsandalled
19
18
not wearing sandals...
unsatisfied
21
17
not satisfied [adj]
unsaturated
18
15
not saturated [adj]
unscheduled
25
22
not scheduled [adj]
unscissored
22
17
not scissored [adj]
unscrambled
26
24
UNSCRAMBLE, to separ...
unscratched
27
22
not scratched [adj]
unsegmented
19
20
not segmented [adj]
unsentenced
19
19
not sentenced [adj]
unseparated
19
17
not separate [adj]
unsharpened
21
20
not sharpened [adj]
unsheltered
21
17
not sheltered [adj]
unshuttered
21
17
UNSHUTTER, to open o...
unsolicited
23
18
not solicited [adj]
unspecified
26
23
not specified [adj]
unsprinkled
23
23
not sprinkled [adj]
unstaunched
23
21
not staunched [adj]
unstoppered
22
20
UNSTOPPER, to take t...
unsubjected
26
30
UNSUBJECT, to remove...
unsubmerged
23
23
not submerged [adj]
unsucceeded
24
22
without a successor...
unsuccoured
25
22
not succoured [adj]
unsupported
23
21
not supported [adj U...
unsurpassed
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not surpassed [adj]
unsurprised
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not surprised [adj]
unsuspected
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not suspected [adj U...
unsuspended
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not suspended [adj]
unsustained
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not sustained [adj]
unswallowed
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not swallowed [adj]
unsweetened
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not sweetened [adj]
unsyllabled
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not uttered in sylla...
untarnished
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not tarnished [adj]
unterrified
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not terrified [adj]
unthickened
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not thickened [adj]
untinctured
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not tinctured [adj]
untormented
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not tormented [adj]
untrammeled
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not trammeled, also...
untravelled
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not having travelled...
untraversed
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not traversed [adj]
untreasured
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unvarnished
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not adorned or gloss...
unvitrified
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not vitrified [adj]
unvocalised
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not vocalised, also...
unvocalized
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not vocalized, also...
unwarranted
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unweathered
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not weathered [adj]
unwithstood
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not withstood [adj]
unwitnessed
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not witnessed [adj]
upholstered
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UPHOLSTER, to provid...
upstretched
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of the arms, raised...
upthundered
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UPTHUNDER, to send u...
utopianised
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UTOPIANISE, to make...
utopianized
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UTOPIANIZE, to make...
vaingloried
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VAINGLORY, to boast...
varicelloid
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resembling varicella...
varicolored
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of different colours...
vaticinated
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VATICINATE, to proph...
velocipeded
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VELOCIPEDE, to trave...
velveteened
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VELVETEEN [v]
verdigrised
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VERDIGRIS, to coat w...
vermilioned
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VERMILION, to make v...
vertebrated
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having a backbone [a...
vesiculated
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VESICULATE, to becom...
vibraculoid
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of or like a vibracu...
vindemiated
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virginalled
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virtualised
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virtualized
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vitaminised
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vitaminized
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vitriolated
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VITRIOLATE, to conve...
vitriolised
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VITRIOLISE, to treat...
vitriolized
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vituperated
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VITUPERATE, to abuse...
vociferated
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VOCIFERATE, to cry o...
volatilised
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VOLATILISE, to make...
volatilized
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VOLATILIZE, to make...
volunteered
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VOLUNTEER, to offer...
wainscotted
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WAINSCOT, to cover w...
waistcoated
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WAISTCOAT [v]
wakeboarded
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WAKEBOARD, to ride a...
wallpapered
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WALLPAPER, to cover...
warmhearted
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marked by ready affe...
warrantised
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WARRANTISE, (archaic...
warrantized
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WARRANTIZE, to guara...
watchdogged
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WATCHDOG, to act as...
waterlogged
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WATERLOG, to soak wi...
watermarked
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WATERMARK, to mark w...
weakhearted
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feeble, fainthearted...
weaponeered
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WEAPONEER, to design...
weatherised
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WEATHERISE, to make...
weatherized
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WEATHERIZE, to make...
westernised
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WESTERNISE, to make...
westernized
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WESTERNIZE, to make...
whillywhaed
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WHILLYWHA, (Scots) t...
whipstalled
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WHIPSTALL, of an air...
whiskeyfied
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intoxicated, also WH...
whitelisted
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WHITELIST, to place...
whitewashed
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WHITEWASH, to cover...
whitherward
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toward what or which...
widechapped
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(Shakespeare) open-m...
widemouthed
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having a wide mouth...
widowerhood
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the fact or state of...
windproofed
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WINDPROOF, to make a...
wisecracked
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WISECRACK, to make a...
witwantoned
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WITWANTON, to engage...
woodshedded
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20
WOODSHED, to practic...
workshopped
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WORKSHOP, to hold a...
wrongheaded
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21
stubborn in adherenc...
xylographed
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29
XYLOGRAPH, to copy b...
yoctosecond
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a very small unit of...
zeptosecond
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a 10 to the -21 part...
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