12 letter words that end with D

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12 letter words that end with D

12 letter D word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
absentminded	22	22	lost in thought and...
absinthiated	24	19	impregnated with abs...
accessorised	26	19	ACCESSORISE, to furn...
accessorized	29	28	ACCESSORIZE, to furn...
acclimatised	29	23	ACCLIMATISE, to accu...
acclimatized	32	32	ACCLIMATIZE, to accu...
accommodated	27	26	ACCOMMODATE, to make...
accomplished	33	28	ACCOMPLISH, to bring...
acculturated	28	22	ACCULTURATE, to unde...
achromatised	26	21	ACHROMATISE, to make...
achromatized	29	30	ACHROMATIZE, to make...
acknowledged	28	28	ACKNOWLEDGE, to reco...
acquittanced	34	30	ACQUITTANCE, (Shakes...
administered	21	18	ADMINISTER, to manag...
affranchised	29	25	AFFRANCHISE, to free...
affrightened	27	24	AFFRIGHTEN, to frigh...
agglomerated	23	21	AGGLOMERATE, to coll...
agglutinated	23	20	AGGLUTINATE, to glue...
airfreighted	26	20	AIRFREIGHT, to trans...
alphabetised	27	22	ALPHABETISE, to put...
alphabetized	30	31	ALPHABETIZE, to put...
ammunitioned	21	22	AMMUNITION, to suppl...
amphidiploid	30	26	a hybrid having a co...
anesthetised	21	16	ANESTHETISE, to subj...
anesthetized	24	25	ANESTHETIZE, to subj...
animadverted	22	22	ANIMADVERT, to comme...
antherozooid	23	25	a motile male gamete...
anthologised	23	19	ANTHOLOGISE, to make...
anthologized	26	28	ANTHOLOGIZE, to make...
apotheosised	23	18	APOTHEOSISE, to brin...
apotheosized	26	27	APOTHEOSIZE, to brin...
appropinqued	34	33	APPROPINQUE, (archai...
appropriated	26	22	APPROPRIATE, to take...
approximated	31	29	APPROXIMATE, to come...
arterialised	21	14	ARTERIALISE, to make...
arterialized	24	23	ARTERIALIZE, to make...
aspheterised	24	18	ASPHETERISE, to deny...
aspheterized	27	27	ASPHETERIZE, to deny...
assassinated	19	14	ASSASSINATE, to murd...
assubjugated	26	29	ASSUBJUGATE, (Shakes...
astronomised	20	17	ASTRONOMISE, to stud...
astronomized	23	26	ASTRONOMIZE, to stud...
auctioneered	21	18	AUCTIONEER, to sell...
averruncated	24	22	AVERRUNCATE, (archai...
bachelorhood	29	24	the state of being a...
backgammoned	28	32	BACKGAMMON, to defea...
backgrounded	27	28	BACKGROUND, to provi...
backpedalled	30	29	BACKPEDAL, to pedal...
backsheeshed	30	27	BACKSHEESH, to give...
backstitched	33	28	BACKSTITCH, to stitc...
battleground	24	21	the site of a battle...
battlemented	23	21	having a battlement...
beetleheaded	23	20	like a beetlehead, s...
beneficiated	26	23	BENEFICIATE, to trea...
bespectacled	31	26	wearing spectacles [...
bioflavonoid	26	25	vitamin P, a vitamin...
biographised	28	23	BIOGRAPHISE, to make...
biographized	31	32	BIOGRAPHIZE, to make...
blackberried	30	27	BLACKBERRY, to colle...
blackguarded	29	28	BLACKGUARD, to vitup...
blamestormed	25	23	BLAMESTORM, (of coll...
bloodstained	22	19	stained with blood [...
boilerplated	26	21	BOILERPLATE, to prin...
bootstrapped	26	22	BOOTSTRAP, to prepar...
bottlenecked	26	25	BOTTLENECK, to slow...
brainstormed	23	20	BRAINSTORM, to condu...
breadboarded	23	21	BREADBOARD, to make...
breadcrumbed	29	27	BREADCRUMB, to cover...
breathalysed	31	21	BREATHALYSE, to use...
breathalyzed	34	30	BREATHALYZE, to use...
bubbleheaded	29	27	frivolous, flighty [...
buttonhooked	24	24	BUTTONHOOK, to make...
caesalpinoid	25	21	belonging to the Cae...
calendarised	23	19	CALENDARISE, in acco...
calendarized	26	28	CALENDARIZE, in acco...
canisterised	23	17	CANISTERISE, to put...
canisterized	26	26	CANISTERIZE, to put...
cannibalised	25	22	CANNIBALISE, to take...
cannibalized	28	31	CANNIBALIZE, to take...
cannonballed	24	24	CANNONBALL, to go li...
cantilevered	25	22	CANTILEVER, to proje...
carbonylated	31	23	CARBONYLATE, to intr...
carboxylated	38	29	CARBOXYLATE, to intr...
carpetbagged	29	26	CARPETBAG, to engage...
carrottopped	27	22	having red hair [adj...
carryforward	35	24	a subtotal carried f...
carunculated	27	23	having a caruncle, a...
cataloguised	25	20	CATALOGUISE, to put...
cataloguized	28	29	CATALOGUIZE, to put...
catheterised	25	18	CATHETERISE, to trea...
catheterized	28	27	CATHETERIZE, to fit...
catholicised	30	22	CATHOLICISE, to make...
catholicized	33	31	CATHOLICIZE, to make...
certificated	29	22	CERTIFICATE, to test...
chandeliered	25	21	having a chandelier...
changearound	24	23	the act of changing...
charioteered	24	18	CHARIOTEER, to drive...
charlestoned	25	20	CHARLESTON, to dance...
checkerboard	31	28	a board used in vari...
chequerboard	35	31	a board for playing...
chesterfield	29	22	a sofa [n -S]
chimneyboard	34	27	a board blocking up...
chloroformed	29	25	CHLOROFORM, to treat...
choregraphed	30	25	CHOREGRAPH, to arran...
circuiteered	27	20	CIRCUITEER, of a jud...
circularised	29	21	CIRCULARISE, to incl...
circularized	32	30	CIRCULARIZE, to send...
circumducted	33	28	CIRCUMDUCT, to cause...
circumvented	30	28	CIRCUMVENT, to go ro...
circumvolved	34	32	CIRCUMVOLVE, to roll...
civilianised	27	22	CIVILIANISE, to conv...
civilianized	30	31	CIVILIANIZE, to conv...
clapperboard	30	26	a hinged board (or a...
clearstoried	24	17	having a clearstory...
clerestoried	24	17	having a clerestory...
closemouthed	27	23	cautious in speaking...
clotheslined	27	21	CLOTHESLINE, to knoc...
cobblestoned	27	24	COBBLESTONE, to pave...
cocounselled	27	23	COCOUNSEL, to counse...
cocultivated	30	25	COCULTIVATE, to cult...
codiscovered	28	24	CODISCOVER, to disco...
cognominated	23	23	COGNOMINATE, to name...
collaborated	26	21	COLLABORATE, to work...
colonialised	24	19	COLONIALISE, to make...
colonialized	27	28	COLONIALIZE, to make...
colourcasted	27	21	COLOURCAST, to broad...
colourwashed	29	23	COLOURWASH, to paint...
commandeered	23	24	COMMANDEER, to compe...
commemorated	25	25	COMMEMORATE, to call...
commiserated	25	22	COMMISERATE, to feel...
commissioned	25	23	COMMISSION, to empow...
commoditised	26	23	COMMODITISE, to make...
commoditized	29	32	COMMODITIZE, to make...
commonplaced	30	30	COMMONPLACE, to put...
communalised	26	25	COMMUNALISE, to make...
communalized	29	34	COMMUNALIZE, to make...
communicated	28	27	COMMUNICATE, to exch...
compactified	32	28	COMPACTIFY, to rende...
compaginated	26	25	COMPAGINATE, to join...
compassioned	25	23	COMPASSION, (archaic...
complemented	27	27	COMPLEMENT, to be co...
complexified	36	33	COMPLEXIFY, to rende...
complexioned	32	31	having a particular...
complimented	28	27	COMPLIMENT, to expre...
comprehended	27	26	COMPREHEND, to grasp...
computerised	27	23	COMPUTERISE, to rend...
computerized	30	32	COMPUTERIZE, to carr...
concatenated	23	21	CONCATENATE, to link...
concentrated	24	21	CONCENTRATE, to brin...
concertinaed	24	21	CONCERTINA, to fold...
condescended	24	23	CONDESCEND, to desce...
confabulated	27	25	CONFABULATE, to chat...
confederated	23	21	CONFEDERATE, to unit...
configurated	26	23	CONFIGURATE, to shap...
conflagrated	26	23	CONFLAGRATE, to burn...
connumerated	22	22	CONNUMERATE, to coun...
consequenced	32	31	CONSEQUENCE, (archai...
consignified	26	23	CONSIGNIFY, to signi...
consolidated	23	19	CONSOLIDATE, to join...
constellated	24	19	CONSTELLATE, to clus...
consternated	21	18	CONSTERNATE, to fill...
constuprated	25	21	CONSTUPRATE, (obsole...
consubsisted	26	21	CONSUBSIST, to subsi...
contaminated	22	21	CONTAMINATE, to poll...
contemplated	26	24	CONTEMPLATE, to view...
contortioned	21	18	CONTORTION [v]
contradicted	26	21	CONTRADICT, to asser...
controverted	24	21	CONTROVERT, to oppos...
conventicled	28	26	CONVENTICLE, to hold...
conveyorised	30	23	CONVEYORISE, to equi...
conveyorized	33	32	CONVEYORIZE, to equi...
corporatised	25	19	CORPORATISE, to make...
corporatized	28	28	CORPORATIZE, to make...
corresponded	24	21	CORRESPOND, to be in...
corroborated	24	19	CORROBORATE, to supp...
cosmeticised	28	22	COSMETICISE, to make...
cosmeticized	31	31	COSMETICIZE, to make...
cotransduced	26	22	COTRANSDUCE, to tran...
cotyledonoid	29	21	in the form of a cot...
countenanced	23	23	COUNTENANCE, to appr...
counteracted	25	21	COUNTERACT, to act c...
counterbored	24	21	COUNTERBORE, to form...
countermined	23	22	COUNTERMINE, to make...
countermoved	25	25	COUNTERMOVE, to make...
countermured	24	22	COUNTERMURE, to defe...
counterplead	25	22	to plead the contrar...
counterposed	24	21	COUNTERPOSE, to plac...
countertrend	22	19	an opposing trend [n...
counterworld	27	22	a world imagined in...
covermounted	25	25	COVERMOUNT, to attac...
crackbrained	29	27	of or like a crackbr...
creaturehood	24	19	the state of being a...
credentialed	23	19	CREDENTIAL, to give...
criminalised	26	21	CRIMINALISE, to make...
criminalized	29	30	CRIMINALIZE, to make...
crisscrossed	28	19	CRISSCROSS, to mark...
crosschecked	33	28	CROSSCHECK, to test...
crosshatched	31	23	CROSSHATCH, to shade...
crowdsourced	30	24	CROWDSOURCE, to outs...
crystallised	33	20	CRYSTALLISE, to form...
crystallized	36	29	CRYSTALLIZE, to form...
culvertailed	28	23	having a tail like a...
cysticercoid	37	24	a tapeworm larva hav...
daughterhood	25	21	the state of being a...
deattributed	23	18	DEATTRIBUTE, to with...
decapsulated	26	22	DECAPSULATE, to remo...
decarbonated	23	21	DECARBONATE, to remo...
decarbonised	24	21	DECARBONISE, to remo...
decarbonized	27	30	DECARBONIZE, to remo...
decarburised	26	21	DECARBURISE, to remo...
decarburized	29	30	DECARBURIZE, to remo...
decartelised	24	18	DECARTELISE, to brea...
decartelized	27	27	DECARTELIZE, to brea...
decasualised	24	19	DECASUALISE, (US) to...
decasualized	27	28	DECASUALIZE, (US) to...
decerebrated	24	20	DECEREBRATE, to elim...
decerebrised	25	20	DECEREBRISE, to depr...
decerebrized	28	29	DECEREBRIZE, to depr...
declassified	27	21	DECLASSIFY, to remov...
decolourised	24	19	DECOLOURISE, to remo...
decolourized	27	28	DECOLOURIZE, to remo...
decommunised	25	25	DECOMMUNISE, to remo...
decommunized	28	34	DECOMMUNIZE, to remo...
decompounded	25	26	DECOMPOUND, to decom...
decompressed	26	23	DECOMPRESS, to relea...
decontrolled	24	20	DECONTROL, to remove...
decorticated	26	20	DECORTICATE, to remo...
decrassified	26	20	DECRASSIFY, to make...
decrepitated	25	20	DECREPITATE, to crac...
dedramatised	21	18	DEDRAMATISE, to play...
dedramatized	24	27	DEDRAMATIZE, to play...
deduplicated	27	23	DEDUPLICATE, to remo...
defeudalised	23	20	DEFEUDALISE, to depr...
defeudalized	26	29	DEFEUDALIZE, to depr...
defibrinated	24	21	DEFIBRINATE, to remo...
defibrinised	25	21	DEFIBRINISE, to depr...
defibrinized	28	30	DEFIBRINIZE, to depr...
deformalised	24	21	DEFORMALISE, to make...
deformalized	27	30	DEFORMALIZE, to make...
defragmented	23	23	DEFRAGMENT, to run a...
deglamorised	23	20	DEGLAMORISE, to remo...
deglamorized	26	29	DEGLAMORIZE, to remo...
deglutinated	22	19	DEGLUTINATE, to ungl...
dehumidified	27	24	DEHUMIDIFY, to remov...
dehypnotised	30	22	DEHYPNOTISE, to free...
dehypnotized	33	31	DEHYPNOTIZE, to free...
demagnetised	21	20	DEMAGNETISE, to remo...
demagnetized	24	29	DEMAGNETIZE, to depr...
democratised	24	20	DEMOCRATISE, to make...
democratized	27	29	DEMOCRATIZE, to make...
demonstrated	20	18	DEMONSTRATE, to show...
demutualised	23	20	DEMUTUALISE, of a mu...
demutualized	26	29	DEMUTUALIZE, of a co...
demyelinated	27	21	DEMYELINATE, to dest...
denticulated	24	20	finely dentate or se...
deoxygenated	31	26	DEOXYGENATE, to remo...
deoxygenised	32	26	DEOXYGENISE, to remo...
deoxygenized	35	35	DEOXYGENIZE, to remo...
depauperated	23	21	DEPAUPERATE, to impo...
depauperised	24	21	DEPAUPERISE, to free...
depauperized	27	30	DEPAUPERIZE, to free...
dephlegmated	27	25	DEPHLEGMATE, to dist...
deprogrammed	25	25	DEPROGRAM, to prevai...
deracialised	24	18	DERACIALISE, to dive...
deracialized	27	27	DERACIALIZE, to dive...
derecognised	23	20	DERECOGNISE, to with...
derecognized	26	29	DERECOGNIZE, to with...
deregistered	21	16	DEREGISTER, to remov...
derestricted	24	17	DERESTRICT, to remov...
desacralised	24	18	DESACRALISE, to depr...
desacralized	27	27	DESACRALIZE, to dive...
desegregated	21	18	DESEGREGATE, to elim...
desensitised	20	15	DESENSITISE, to make...
desensitized	23	24	DESENSITIZE, to make...
desexualised	27	23	DESEXUALISE, to depr...
desexualized	30	32	DESEXUALIZE, to depr...
desilverised	24	19	DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverized	27	28	DESILVERIZE, to remo...
destabilised	24	18	DESTABILISE, to make...
destabilized	27	27	DESTABILIZE, to make...
desulfurated	24	20	DESULFURATE, to remo...
desulfurised	25	20	DESULFURISE, to remo...
desulfurized	28	29	DESULFURIZE, to remo...
deteriorated	19	14	DETERIORATE, to make...
determinated	20	18	DETERMINATE, (Shakes...
detribalised	24	18	DETRIBALISE, to caus...
detribalized	27	27	DETRIBALIZE, to caus...
diagonalised	21	18	DIAGONALISE, to put...
diagonalized	24	27	DIAGONALIZE, to put...
dichotomised	27	22	DICHOTOMISE, to rend...
dichotomized	30	31	DICHOTOMIZE, to rend...
differencied	27	24	DIFFERENCY, to make...
dillydallied	32	21	DILLYDALLY, to loite...
diplomatised	25	21	DIPLOMATISE, to prac...
diplomatized	28	30	DIPLOMATIZE, to prac...
disappointed	24	21	DISAPPOINT, to fail...
disassembled	25	21	DISASSEMBLE, to take...
disburthened	25	21	DISBURTHEN, to get r...
discomforted	27	23	DISCOMFORT, to make...
discommended	25	25	DISCOMMEND, to menti...
disconcerted	26	21	DISCONCERT, to throw...
disconfirmed	27	24	DISCONFIRM, to deny...
disconnected	25	22	DISCONNECT, to sever...
disconsented	22	19	DISCONSENT, (obsolet...
discontented	22	19	DISCONTENT, to make...
discontinued	23	20	DISCONTINUE, to brea...
disembosomed	24	23	DISEMBOSOM, to separ...
disemboweled	27	24	DISEMBOWEL, to take...
disembroiled	25	21	DISEMBROIL, to disen...
disempowered	26	23	DISEMPOWER, to depri...
disenchained	24	21	DISENCHAIN, to free...
disenchanted	24	21	DISENCHANT, to free...
disentangled	21	19	DISENTANGLE, to free...
disenthroned	21	18	DISENTHRONE, (Milton...
disentrailed	21	16	DISENTRAIL, (Spenser...
disentrained	19	16	DISENTRAIN, to set d...
disentranced	22	19	DISENTRANCE, to awak...
disentrayled	27	18	DISENTRAYLE, (Spense...
disenveloped	24	23	DISENVELOP, to free...
disenvironed	21	20	DISENVIRON, to depri...
disfurnished	26	21	DISFURNISH, to strip...
disgarnished	24	19	DISGARNISH, to despo...
disglorified	26	20	DISGLORIFY, (Milton)...
disheartened	21	17	DISHEARTEN, to cause...
disinherited	23	17	DISINHERIT, to depri...
disinhibited	26	20	DISINHIBIT, to remov...
disorganised	21	17	DISORGANISE, to remo...
disorganized	24	26	DISORGANIZE, to remo...
displeasured	24	19	DISPLEASURE, (archai...
displenished	26	21	DISPLENISH, to depri...
dispossessed	23	17	DISPOSSESS, to put o...
disprivacied	29	24	deprived of privacy...
disprofessed	25	20	DISPROFESS, to renou...
disqualified	33	28	DISQUALIFY, to debar...
disquietened	28	25	DISQUIETEN, to make...
disrespected	26	20	DISRESPECT, to have...
dissatisfied	24	17	DISSATISFY, to fail...
disseminated	21	18	DISSEMINATE, to spre...
dissimilated	24	18	DISSIMILATE, to unde...
dissimulated	24	19	DISSIMULATE, to pret...
disthronised	23	17	DISTHRONISE, (Spense...
disthronized	26	26	DISTHRONIZE, (Spense...
disworshiped	29	22	DISWORSHIP, (Milton)...
divellicated	28	23	DIVELLICATE, to pull...
domesticated	24	20	DOMESTICATE, to brin...
domesticised	25	20	DOMESTICISE, to make...
domesticized	28	29	DOMESTICIZE, to make...
domiciliated	26	21	DOMICILIATE, to esta...
draughtboard	26	22	a board for the play...
dumfoundered	23	24	DUMFOUNDER, to strik...
dunderheaded	21	20	of or like a dunderh...
eavesdropped	25	24	EAVESDROP, to listen...
electrocuted	27	21	ELECTROCUTE, to exec...
electrolysed	31	20	ELECTROLYSE, to subj...
electrolyzed	34	29	ELECTROLYZE, to subj...
electrotyped	32	22	ELECTROTYPE, to make...
emblematised	25	23	EMBLEMATISE, to repr...
emblematized	28	32	EMBLEMATIZE, to repr...
empoverished	27	25	EMPOVERISH, (obsolet...
emulsionised	22	19	EMULSIONISE, to make...
emulsionized	25	28	EMULSIONIZE, to make...
encapsulated	25	22	ENCAPSULATE, to encl...
encarnalised	22	19	ENCARNALISE, to make...
encarnalized	25	28	ENCARNALIZE, to make...
encloistered	23	18	ENCLOISTER, (obsolet...
enculturated	24	20	ENCULTURATE, to cult...
endothelioid	22	18	of or like the endot...
enfranchised	26	23	ENFRANCHISE, to admi...
engarrisoned	19	17	ENGARRISON, to garri...
enregimented	20	20	ENREGIMENT, to form...
enregistered	20	16	ENREGISTER, to regis...
ensepulchred	28	24	ENSEPULCHRE, to plac...
enstructured	24	19	incorporated into or...
entertissued	20	15	(Shakespeare) interw...
entrammelled	23	22	ENTRAMMEL, to tramme...
equibalanced	33	31	EQUIBALANCE, to bala...
equilibrated	32	27	EQUILIBRATE, to brin...
escutcheoned	27	23	having an escutcheon...
etherealised	22	16	ETHEREALISE, to make...
etherealized	25	25	ETHEREALIZE, to make...
etymologised	29	21	ETYMOLOGISE, to trac...
etymologized	32	30	ETYMOLOGIZE, to disc...
euthanatised	21	17	EUTHANATISE, to perf...
euthanatized	24	26	EUTHANATIZE, to perf...
eventualised	22	20	EVENTUALISE, to happ...
eventualized	25	29	EVENTUALIZE, to happ...
excorticated	32	26	EXCORTICATE, to stri...
expectorated	30	26	EXPECTORATE, to ejec...
experimented	28	27	EXPERIMENT, to carry...
expostulated	29	25	EXPOSTULATE, to remo...
expropriated	30	26	EXPROPRIATE, to depr...
extemporised	29	26	EXTEMPORISE, to perf...
extemporized	32	35	EXTEMPORIZE, to perf...
exteriorised	26	20	EXTERIORISE, to make...
exteriorized	29	29	EXTERIORIZE, to make...
exterminated	26	24	EXTERMINATE, to get...
externalised	26	22	EXTERNALISE, to make...
externalized	29	31	EXTERNALIZE, to make...
extinguished	30	26	EXTINGUISH, to bring...
extrapolated	28	24	EXTRAPOLATE, to infe...
extravagated	28	26	EXTRAVAGATE, (archai...
extravasated	27	24	EXTRAVASATE, in path...
fainthearted	23	19	lacking courage or r...
familiarised	25	20	FAMILIARISE, to make...
familiarized	28	29	FAMILIARIZE, to make...
fanfaronaded	21	22	FANFARONADE, to blus...
farthingland	26	23	a varying area of la...
fasciculated	30	24	in bundles, also FAS...
featheredged	24	21	FEATHEREDGE, to prov...
feebleminded	25	25	mentally deficient [...
feldspathoid	28	23	FELDSPATH, (obsolete...
fellmongered	25	24	FELLMONGER, to sell...
fellowshiped	32	26	FELLOWSHIP, to join...
fianchettoed	26	22	FIANCHETTO, to devel...
fiberglassed	27	22	FIBERGLASS, (US) to...
filibustered	27	21	FILIBUSTER, to obstr...
fingerpicked	30	29	FINGERPICK, to play...
flameproofed	27	26	FLAMEPROOF, to make...
flannelboard	24	23	a teaching aid consi...
flashforward	31	25	a transition in a no...
floodlighted	28	23	FLOODLIGHT, to illum...
fluoroscoped	28	24	FLUOROSCOPE, to exam...
flutterboard	26	21	a kind of swimming a...
folliculated	29	23	having follicles, al...
foregathered	24	20	FOREGATHER, to gathe...
foregrounded	22	21	FOREGROUND, to bring...
foreordained	20	18	FOREORDAIN, to ordai...
foreshadowed	26	22	FORESHADOW, to repre...
formularised	25	21	FORMULARISE, to stat...
formularized	28	30	FORMULARIZE, to stat...
fountainhead	22	21	a spring that is the...
fractionated	24	20	FRACTIONATE, to sepa...
fractionised	25	20	FRACTIONISE, to brea...
fractionized	28	29	FRACTIONIZE, to brea...
fragmentated	23	22	FRAGMENTATE, to redu...
fragmentised	24	22	FRAGMENTISE, to redu...
fragmentized	27	31	FRAGMENTIZE, to redu...
funambulated	26	26	FUNAMBULATE, to walk...
functionated	24	22	FUNCTIONATE, to perf...
galravitched	30	25	GALRAVITCH, (Scots)...
ganglionated	21	20	having a ganglion or...
gangsterland	22	20	the world of gangste...
genealogised	21	19	GENEALOGISE, to inve...
genealogized	24	28	GENEALOGIZE, to inve...
geopressured	23	19	subjected to great p...
gesticulated	26	20	GESTICULATE, to make...
gilravitched	31	25	GILRAVITCH, (Scots)...
glasspapered	26	22	GLASSPAPER, to sand...
glassyheaded	30	21	(Tennyson) with a sh...
globetrotted	24	19	GLOBETROT, to travel...
glycerinated	31	22	GLYCERINATE, to trea...
glycosylated	39	24	GLYCOSYLATE, to atta...
gourmandised	22	21	GOURMANDISE, to indu...
gourmandized	25	30	GOURMANDIZE, to indu...
grandstanded	20	19	GRANDSTAND, to show...
greathearted	22	17	characterized by bra...
greenlighted	25	21	GREENLIGHT, to give...
griddlebread	25	21	bread made on a grid...
groundbaited	23	21	GROUNDBAIT, to bait...
groundshared	23	20	GROUNDSHARE, to shar...
guesstimated	23	19	GUESSTIMATE, to esti...
gutturalised	24	18	GUTTURALISE, to make...
gutturalized	27	27	GUTTURALIZE, to make...
haemorrhaged	25	22	HAEMORRHAGE, to lose...
hallucinated	27	22	HALLUCINATE, to affe...
hammerheaded	25	24	HAMMERHEAD [v]
harmonichord	28	24	a keyboard instrumen...
haruspicated	28	22	HARUSPICATE, to fore...
heavyhearted	31	23	despondent, saddened...
hectographed	30	25	HECTOGRAPH, to copy...
helicoptered	28	22	HELICOPTER, to trave...
heliographed	28	23	HELIOGRAPH, to signa...
hemihydrated	32	23	in the form of a hem...
hemispheroid	28	23	the half of a sphero...
hemophilioid	29	24	relating to haemophi...
henceforward	29	25	from this time on, a...
herringboned	24	22	HERRINGBONE, to make...
heterostyled	29	18	having styles of dif...
hexagrammoid	31	30	a hexagram shape [n...
hexahydrated	36	27	like a hexahydrate,...
hexametrised	29	25	HEXAMETRISE, to put...
hexametrized	32	34	HEXAMETRIZE, to put...
hibernicised	28	22	HIBERNICISE, to rend...
hibernicized	31	31	HIBERNICIZE, to rend...
hierarchised	28	20	HIERARCHISE, to make...
hierarchized	31	29	HIERARCHIZE, to make...
hieroglyphed	35	25	HIEROGLYPH, to repre...
hispanicised	28	22	HISPANICISE, to rend...
hispanicized	31	31	HISPANICIZE, to rend...
historicised	27	18	HISTORICISE, to make...
historicized	30	27	HISTORICIZE, to make...
homeschooled	28	24	HOMESCHOOL, to teach...
honeymonthed	29	24	HONEYMONTH, (obsolet...
honeysuckled	33	27	sweetened with honey...
hornswoggled	28	24	HORNSWOGGLE, (slang)...
horripilated	26	19	HORRIPILATE, to prod...
horsewhipped	32	26	HORSEWHIP, to beat w...
hospitalised	26	19	HOSPITALISE, to put...
hospitalized	29	28	HOSPITALIZE, to plac...
housecleaned	24	21	HOUSECLEAN, to clean...
househusband	26	23	a husband who does h...
huntiegowked	27	26	HUNTIEGOWK, to go on...
hydraulicked	35	27	HYDRAULIC, to excava...
hydrocolloid	34	23	a substance that yie...
hydrocracked	36	28	HYDROCRACK, to crack...
hydrogenated	28	21	HYDROGENATE, to comb...
hydrogenised	29	21	HYDROGENISE, to hydr...
hydrogenized	32	30	HYDROGENIZE, to hydr...
hydroxylated	42	28	HYDROXYLATE, to intr...
hyperbolised	34	24	HYPERBOLISE, to indu...
hyperbolized	37	33	HYPERBOLIZE, to indu...
hypercharged	37	27	HYPERCHARGE, to char...
hyperexcited	40	30	excessively excited...
hyperthyroid	40	24	one affected with hy...
hypostasised	31	20	HYPOSTASIS [v]
hypostasized	34	29	HYPOSTASIZE, to trea...
hypostatised	31	20	HYPOSTASISE, to trea...
hypostatized	34	29	HYPOSTATIZE, to trea...
hypothecated	35	25	HYPOTHECATE, to pled...
hypothesised	33	22	HYPOTHESIS [v]
hypothesized	36	31	HYPOTHESIZE, to make...
hypothetised	33	22	HYPOTHETISE, to form...
hypothetized	36	31	HYPOTHETIZE, to form...
hypotrochoid	36	25	the curve traced by...
immortalised	24	20	IMMORTALISE, to rend...
immortalized	27	29	IMMORTALIZE, to make...
impenetrated	22	20	IMPENETRATE, to pene...
imperforated	25	22	not perforated into...
imperialised	25	20	IMPERIALISE, to make...
imperialized	28	29	IMPERIALIZE, to make...
impersonated	22	20	IMPERSONATE, to assu...
impeticossed	27	22	IMPETICOS, (Shakespe...
impignorated	24	22	IMPIGNORATE, to pled...
impostumated	25	23	IMPOSTUMATE, to form...
impoverished	28	25	IMPOVERISH, to make...
impropriated	26	22	IMPROPRIATE, to tran...
improvisated	26	23	IMPROVISATE, (obsole...
incapsulated	26	22	INCAPSULATE, to encl...
incarcerated	25	20	INCARCERATE, to put...
incardinated	22	19	INCARDINATE, to make...
incarnadined	21	20	INCARNADINE, to make...
incentivised	25	22	INCENTIVISE, to give...
incentivized	28	31	INCENTIVIZE, to give...
incorporated	24	20	INCORPORATE, to form...
incriminated	24	21	INCRIMINATE, to char...
incrossbreed	25	20	to produce by crossi...
indetermined	20	19	not determined [adj]
individuated	23	21	INDIVIDUATE, to give...
induplicated	27	23	folded inwards, also...
inelaborated	21	18	INELABORATE, to make...
inequivalved	33	33	having the valves of...
infantilised	23	19	INFANTILISE, to rend...
infantilized	26	28	INFANTILIZE, to rend...
informatised	23	20	INFORMATISE, to conv...
informatized	26	29	INFORMATIZE, to conv...
ingurgitated	23	19	INGURGITATE, to swal...
insculptured	28	23	INSCULPTURE, to carv...
instantiated	19	15	INSTANTIATE, to repr...
instrumented	21	19	INSTRUMENT, to addre...
interblended	22	20	INTERBLEND, to blend...
intercalated	23	18	INTERCALATE, to inse...
interchained	24	20	INTERCHAIN, to link...
interchanged	25	22	INTERCHANGE, to put...
intercropped	27	23	INTERCROP, to plant...
intercrossed	23	17	INTERCROSS, to cross...
interfretted	22	17	interlaced [adj]
intergrafted	23	19	INTERGRAFT, to graft...
interiorised	20	14	INTERIORISE, to make...
interiorized	23	23	INTERIORIZE, to make...
interknitted	21	19	INTERKNIT, to knit t...
interknotted	20	19	INTERKNOT, to knot t...
interlayered	26	17	INTERLAYER, to creat...
intermarried	21	17	INTERMARRY, to marry...
intermeddled	22	20	INTERMEDDLE, to medd...
intermingled	23	21	INTERMINGLE, to inte...
internalised	20	16	INTERNALISE, to make...
internalized	23	25	INTERNALIZE, to make...
interplanted	22	19	INTERPLANT, to plant...
interpleaded	22	19	INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpolated	22	18	INTERPOLATE, to inse...
interrelated	20	15	INTERRELATE, to brin...
interrogated	20	16	INTERROGATE, to ques...
interscribed	26	20	INTERSCRIBE, (obsole...
interspersed	22	17	INTERSPERSE, to plac...
intertangled	21	18	INTERTANGLE, to tang...
intertissued	21	15	interwoven, also ENT...
intertwisted	24	17	INTERTWIST, to twist...
introspected	25	20	INTROSPECT, to look...
inturbidated	23	19	INTURBIDATE, to rend...
investigated	23	20	INVESTIGATE, to obse...
irreconciled	27	21	not reconciled [adj]
isochronised	25	19	ISOCHRONISE, to make...
isochronized	28	28	ISOCHRONIZE, to make...
jackhammered	30	37	JACKHAMMER, to hamme...
jellygraphed	36	33	JELLYGRAPH, to copy...
jitterbugged	28	30	JITTERBUG, to dance...
largehearted	23	18	having a generous di...
lateenrigged	22	19	rigged with lateen s...
leatherbound	24	21	of a book, bound in...
leucoplastid	28	22	a starch-forming bod...
lighthearted	27	20	free from care [adj...
lithographed	29	23	LITHOGRAPH, to produ...
livestreamed	24	21	LIVESTREAM, to broad...
lockstitched	32	26	LOCKSTITCH, to sew b...
loggerheaded	24	21	like a loggerhead or...
lymphomatoid	34	27	like a lymphoma [adj...
machicolated	30	25	MACHICOLATE, to furn...
mainstreamed	21	20	MAINSTREAM, to place...
maintenanced	21	22	MAINTENANCE, to keep...
malcontented	23	22	discontented [adj MA...
malimprinted	26	24	of an animal or pers...
malnourished	24	21	undernourished [adj]
mandibulated	24	23	shaped like a mandib...
manufactured	26	25	MANUFACTURE, to make...
marginalised	23	20	MARGINALISE, to make...
marginalized	26	29	MARGINALIZE, to make...
marischalled	29	23	MARISCHAL, to marsha...
masculinised	26	22	MASCULINISE, to make...
masculinized	29	31	MASCULINIZE, to make...
masterminded	22	21	MASTERMIND, to origi...
materialised	22	17	MATERIALISE, to appe...
materialized	25	26	MATERIALIZE, to make...
mathematised	24	21	MATHEMATISE, to make...
mathematized	27	30	MATHEMATIZE, to make...
matriculated	26	21	MATRICULATE, to enro...
mealymouthed	31	25	not plain and straig...
medicamented	24	24	MEDICAMENT, to treat...
memorialised	23	20	MEMORIALISE, to cele...
memorialized	26	29	MEMORIALIZE, to addr...
merchandised	26	23	MERCHANDISE, to buy...
merchandized	29	32	MERCHANDIZE, to buy...
metastasised	21	16	METASTASIS [v]
metastasized	24	25	METASTASIZE, to spre...
metathesised	23	18	METATHESIS [v]
metathesized	26	27	METATHESIZE, to tran...
microchipped	35	30	MICROCHIP, to fit wi...
microcracked	32	29	MICROCRACK, to crack...
micrographed	30	26	MICROGRAPH, to write...
micromanaged	25	25	MICROMANAGE, to mana...
microprinted	27	23	MICROPRINT, to make...
middlebrowed	28	25	MIDDLEBROW [v]
mimeographed	27	26	MIMEOGRAPH, to copy...
miniaturised	22	18	MINIATURISE, to desi...
miniaturized	25	27	MINIATURIZE, to desi...
misaddressed	22	18	MISADDRESS, to addre...
misallocated	26	21	MISALLOCATE, to allo...
misapprehend	27	25	to apprehend wrongly...
misassembled	26	23	MISASSEMBLE, to asse...
miscaptioned	26	23	MISCAPTION, to capti...
miscataloged	26	22	MISCATALOG, to catal...
miscegenated	24	22	MISCEGENATE, to prac...
mischanneled	26	24	MISCHANNEL, to chann...
misconceited	27	23	MISCONCEIT, to have...
misconceived	29	27	MISCONCEIVE, to conc...
misconducted	28	25	MISCONDUCT, to condu...
misconnected	26	24	MISCONNECT, to conne...
misconstered	24	20	MISCONSTER, (obsolet...
misconstrued	25	21	MISCONSTRUE, to cons...
miscontented	23	21	MISCONTENT, (archaic...
miscorrected	28	22	MISCORRECT, to fail...
misdescribed	28	23	MISDESCRIBE, to desc...
misdeveloped	26	25	MISDEVELOP, to devel...
misdiagnosed	22	20	MISDIAGNOSE, to diag...
misentreated	20	17	MISENTREAT, (obsolet...
misestimated	23	19	MISESTIMATE, to esti...
misevaluated	24	22	MISEVALUATE, to eval...
misperceived	29	26	MISPERCEIVE, to perc...
mispersuaded	24	21	MISPERSUADE, to pers...
misprogramed	26	24	MISPROGRAM, to progr...
mollycoddled	34	26	MOLLYCODDLE, to coss...
monohydrated	28	22	like a monohydrate [...
monologuised	22	21	MONOLOGUISE, to enga...
monologuized	25	30	MONOLOGUISE, to enga...
mountebanked	22	26	MOUNTEBANK, to act a...
mousetrapped	25	23	MOUSETRAP, to catch...
moustachioed	26	22	having a moustachio...
muddleheaded	24	23	MUDDLEHEAD [v]
multicolored	27	22	MULTICOLOR [v]
multiengined	23	22	having many engines,...
multifaceted	28	24	having many facets o...
multilayered	30	21	having or involving...
multileveled	27	24	having many levels,...
multiplicand	30	26	a number or amount t...
multipronged	26	24	having several prong...
multiskilled	28	24	MULTISKILL, to train...
multistemmed	26	24	having many stems [a...
multistoried	24	18	having many storeys...
multitowered	26	21	having many towers [...
multiwarhead	28	23	having many warheads...
muttonheaded	22	21	stupid [adj]
mythologised	32	23	MYTHOLOGISE, to make...
mythologized	35	32	MYTHOLOGIZE, to make...
naphthalised	27	22	NAPHTHALISE, to trea...
naphthalized	30	31	NAPHTHALIZE, to trea...
narrowcasted	25	20	NARROWCAST, to distr...
nationalised	19	16	NATIONALISE, to put...
nationalized	22	25	NATIONALIZE, to put...
necessitated	22	17	NECESSITATE, to make...
neighborhood	26	23	(US) neighbourhood [...
neopaganised	20	20	NEOPAGANISE, to make...
neopaganized	23	29	NEOPAGANIZE, to make...
nightclubbed	33	29	NIGHTCLUB, to visit...
nimblewitted	28	24	alert, intelligent [...
nitrogenised	20	17	NITROGENISE, to comb...
nitrogenized	23	26	NITROGENIZE, to comb...
nonactivated	23	22	not activated [adj]
nonautomated	18	19	not automated [adj]
noncertified	24	21	not certified [adj]
noncommitted	24	24	not committed [adj]
nonconcurred	24	23	NONCONCUR, to dissen...
nonconformed	23	25	NONCONFORM, to fail...
nondepressed	20	19	not depressed [adj]
nondomiciled	24	23	not domiciled [adj]
nonfederated	19	19	not federated [adj]
nonirrigated	20	17	not irrigated [adj]
nonmotorised	19	18	not motorised, also...
nonmotorized	22	27	not motorized, also...
nonnucleated	21	21	not nucleated [adj]
nonregulated	20	19	not regulated [adj]
nonscheduled	25	23	not scheduled [adj]
nonunionised	17	18	not unionised, also...
nonunionized	20	27	not unionized, also...
northernised	21	17	NORTHERNISE, to make...
northernized	24	26	NORTHERNIZE, to make...
nucleocapsid	29	25	the nucleic acid and...
obcompressed	28	25	flattened from front...
objectivated	29	32	OBJECTIVATE, to rend...
objectivised	30	32	OBJECTIVISE, to make...
objectivized	33	41	OBJECTIVIZE, to make...
obtemperated	24	22	OBTEMPERATE, to obey...
oppignerated	24	22	OPPIGNERATE, (obsole...
oppignorated	24	22	OPPIGNORATE, (obsole...
orchestrated	25	18	ORCHESTRATE, to comp...
orientalised	20	15	ORIENTALISE, to make...
orientalized	23	24	ORIENTALIZE, to make...
orthopteroid	24	18	a member of the Orth...
outbargained	22	20	OUTBARGAIN, to surpa...
outblustered	24	19	OUTBLUSTER, to surpa...
outdelivered	23	20	OUTDELIVER, to surpa...
outdistanced	23	19	OUTDISTANCE, to go f...
outgeneraled	20	18	OUTGENERAL, to surpa...
outglittered	23	17	OUTGLITTER, to surpa...
outintrigued	22	18	OUTINTRIGUE, to surp...
outorganised	20	17	OUTORGANISE, to surp...
outorganized	23	26	OUTORGANIZE, to surp...
outpassioned	21	18	OUTPASSION, to excee...
outperformed	25	23	OUTPERFORM, to excee...
outpopulated	25	22	OUTPOPULATE, to surp...
outrebounded	21	20	OUTREBOUND, to rebou...
outstretched	26	19	OUTSTRETCH, to stret...
outsweetened	21	18	OUTSWEETEN, to surpa...
outtravelled	24	20	OUTTRAVEL, to exceed...
outvillained	24	21	OUTVILLAIN, (Shakesp...
overabounded	22	23	OVERABOUND, to be ex...
overachieved	28	26	OVERACHIEVE, to achi...
overanalysed	27	21	OVERANALYSE, to anal...
overanalyzed	30	30	OVERANALYZE, to anal...
overarranged	21	20	OVERARRANGE, to arra...
overasserted	21	17	OVERASSERT, to asser...
overbalanced	26	25	OVERBALANCE, to topp...
overbleached	29	26	OVERBLEACH, to bleac...
overborrowed	26	23	OVERBORROW, to borro...
overburdened	23	23	OVERBURDEN, to overl...
overcanopied	25	24	OVERCANOPY, to cover...
overcoloured	25	22	OVERCOLOUR, to colou...
overconsumed	25	25	OVERCONSUME, to cons...
overdesigned	22	21	OVERDESIGN, to desig...
overdeviated	23	22	OVERDEVIATE, to devi...
overdirected	25	21	OVERDIRECT, to direc...
overeducated	24	22	OVEREDUCATE, to educ...
overenamored	20	21	excessively enamored...
overenrolled	22	20	with too many enrolm...
overequipped	34	33	excessively equipped...
overexpanded	28	29	OVEREXPAND, to expan...
overextended	26	26	OVEREXTEND, to exten...
overfatigued	25	23	excessively fatigued...
overfavoured	25	25	OVERFAVOUR, to favou...
overfinished	26	23	excessively finished...
overfocussed	27	24	OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overgoverned	23	24	OVERGOVERN, to gover...
overhonoured	22	21	OVERHONOUR, to honou...
overinclined	25	23	inclined to excess [...
overindulged	24	23	OVERINDULGE, to indu...
overinflated	24	22	OVERINFLATE, to infl...
overinformed	24	24	OVERINFORM, to infor...
overlaboured	24	22	OVERLABOUR, (archaic...
overlaunched	27	25	OVERLAUNCH, in shipb...
overleavened	22	23	OVERLEAVEN, to leave...
overmannered	20	22	excessively mannered...
overmastered	22	20	OVERMASTER, to overp...
overmeasured	22	21	OVERMEASURE, to meas...
overoperated	22	20	OVEROPERATE, to oper...
overpackaged	28	29	OVERPACKAGE, to pack...
overpedalled	25	23	OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpictured	28	24	OVERPICTURE, to pict...
overprepared	25	23	OVERPREPARE, to prep...
overproduced	27	25	OVERPRODUCE, to prod...
overpromised	25	23	OVERPROMISE, to prom...
overpromoted	24	23	OVERPROMOTE, to prom...
overreckoned	24	25	OVERRECKON, to recko...
overreported	23	20	OVERREPORT, to repor...
overscutched	31	26	(Shakespeare) variou...
overserviced	27	24	OVERSERVICE, to serv...
overshadowed	26	23	OVERSHADOW, to cast...
overshowered	26	22	OVERSHOWER, to showe...
overslaughed	26	23	OVERSLAUGH, to pass...
overstrained	21	18	OVERSTRAIN, to strai...
overstressed	22	17	OVERSTRESS, to stres...
oversupplied	28	25	OVERSUPPLY, to suppl...
overthwarted	27	22	OVERTHWART, to lie a...
overutilised	24	19	OVERUTILISE, to util...
overutilized	27	28	OVERUTILIZE, to util...
overweighted	28	24	OVERWEIGHT, to give...
overwintered	24	21	OVERWINTER, to last...
overwithheld	31	25	OVERWITHHOLD, to wit...
overwithhold	31	25	to withhold excessiv...
overwrestled	26	21	OVERWRESTLE, (Spense...
parallelised	25	19	PARALLELISE, to prov...
parallelized	28	28	PARALLELIZE, to prov...
parametrised	23	19	PARAMETRISE, to expr...
parametrized	26	28	PARAMETRIZE, to expr...
parasphenoid	25	22	a bone of the skull,...
parfocalised	28	23	PARFOCALISE, to make...
parfocalized	31	32	PARFOCALIZE, to make...
participated	28	22	PARTICIPATE, to take...
pathologised	26	21	PATHOLOGISE, to make...
pathologized	29	30	PATHOLOGIZE, to make...
pebbledashed	29	26	PEBBLEDASH, to treat...
peculiarised	27	21	PECULIARISE, to set...
peculiarized	30	30	PECULIARIZE, to set...
pedanticised	25	21	PEDANTICISE, to be p...
pedanticized	28	30	PEDANTICIZE, to be p...
pedunculated	26	24	having a peduncle or...
peninsulated	22	20	PENINSULATE, to form...
pentacrinoid	24	21	a young form of some...
perambulated	26	24	PERAMBULATE, to walk...
peregrinated	22	19	PEREGRINATE, to wand...
periclitated	27	20	PERICLITATE, (archai...
perlustrated	24	18	PERLUSTRATE, (archai...
perseverated	23	20	PERSEVERATE, to repe...
personalised	22	18	PERSONALISE, to make...
personalized	25	27	PERSONALIZE, to make...
phagocytised	35	25	PHAGOCYTISE, to cons...
phagocytized	38	34	PHAGOCYTIZE, to cons...
phagocytosed	34	25	PHAGOCYTOSE, to subj...
phenomenised	23	23	PHENOMENISE, to brin...
phenomenized	26	32	PHENOMENIZE, to brin...
phonemicised	28	25	PHONEMICISE, to anal...
phonemicized	31	34	PHONEMICIZE, to anal...
phoneticised	27	22	PHONETICISE, to repr...
phoneticized	30	31	PHONETICIZE, to repr...
phosphatised	29	23	PHOSPHATISE, to phos...
phosphatized	32	32	PHOSPHATIZE, to phos...
phospholipid	33	27	a lipid which contai...
phosphorated	28	23	PHOSPHORATE, to comb...
phosphorised	29	23	PHOSPHORISE, to comb...
phosphorized	32	32	PHOSPHORIZE, to comb...
photoblogged	29	26	PHOTOBLOG, to keep a...
photoexcited	33	28	relating to photoexc...
photographed	29	25	PHOTOGRAPH, to take...
photoinduced	27	24	induced by the actio...
photoionised	23	19	PHOTOIONISE, to ioni...
photoionized	26	28	PHOTOIONIZE, to ioni...
photoreduced	27	23	PHOTOREDUCE, to phot...
photoscanned	25	23	PHOTOSCAN, to scan p...
photoshopped	30	26	PHOTOSHOP, to manipu...
photostatted	24	18	PHOTOSTAT, to make f...
pickerelweed	30	27	a shallow-water pere...
plasterboard	25	20	a thin rigid board,...
plebeianised	24	21	PLEBEIANISE, to make...
plebeianized	27	30	PLEBEIANIZE, to make...
plerocercoid	29	23	the infective larva...
pontificated	27	23	PONTIFICATE, to spea...
portcullised	29	22	PORTCULLIS, to obstr...
possessioned	21	17	POSSESSION [v]
preambulated	26	24	PREAMBULATE, to make...
preannounced	22	23	PREANNOUNCE, to anno...
preappointed	25	23	PREAPPOINT, to appoi...
preassembled	26	23	assembled in advance...
precancelled	29	25	PRECANCEL, to cancel...
precautioned	24	21	PRECAUTION, to forew...
precipitated	28	22	PRECIPITATE, to thro...
precognosced	28	25	PRECOGNOSCE, to take...
preconceited	27	23	PRECONCEIT, (obsolet...
preconceived	29	27	PRECONCEIVE, to form...
preconcerted	27	23	PRECONCERT, to settl...
precondemned	24	25	PRECONDEMN, to conde...
predeposited	24	20	PREDEPOSIT, to depos...
predeveloped	26	25	PREDEVELOP, to devel...
predominated	22	21	PREDOMINATE, to hold...
prefigurated	26	22	PREFIGURATE, to pref...
preformatted	25	22	PREFORMAT, to format...
prejudicated	28	30	PREJUDICATE, (obsole...
premedicated	26	23	PREMEDICATE, to admi...
premeditated	23	20	PREMEDITATE, to thin...
premoistened	22	20	PREMOISTEN, to moist...
prenominated	21	21	PRENOMINATE, to name...
preoccupated	30	26	PREOCCUPATE, (obsole...
preportioned	23	20	PREPORTION, to porti...
prepossessed	24	19	PREPOSSESS, to bias...
preprocessed	27	22	PREPROCESS, to proce...
preprogramed	26	24	PREPROGRAM, to progr...
prepurchased	30	25	PREPURCHASE, to purc...
prequalified	34	30	PREQUALIFY, to quali...
prerogatived	25	22	(Shakespeare) posses...
prescheduled	29	24	PRESCHEDULE, to sche...
presentenced	23	21	PRESENTENCE, to sent...
presignalled	25	21	PRESIGNAL, to signal...
presignified	26	22	PRESIGNIFY, to intim...
prespecified	30	25	PRESPECIFY, to speci...
presweetened	23	20	PRESWEETEN, to sweet...
pretensioned	20	18	PRETENSION, to tensi...
pretermitted	24	19	PRETERMIT, to omit,...
prevaricated	27	23	PREVARICATE, to avoi...
processioned	24	20	PROCESSION, to go in...
prodigalised	25	20	PRODIGALISE, to spen...
prodigalized	28	29	PRODIGALIZE, to spen...
proliferated	25	20	PROLIFERATE, to grow...
proportioned	23	20	PROPORTION, to adjus...
propylitised	33	22	PROPYLITISE, to beco...
propylitized	36	31	PROPYLITIZE, to beco...
proselytised	30	19	PROSELYTISE, to recr...
proselytized	33	28	PROSELYTIZE, to recr...
protocolised	26	20	PROTOCOLISE, to make...
protocolized	29	29	PROTOCOLIZE, to make...
protuberated	24	20	PROTUBERATE, to bulg...
proudhearted	24	20	proud in spirit [adj...
prussianised	23	18	PRUSSIANISE, to make...
prussianized	26	27	PRUSSIANIZE, to make...
puzzleheaded	31	39	having or based on c...
quadrisected	32	27	QUADRISECT, to divid...
quadruplexed	38	36	QUADRUPLEX, to make...
quartersawed	31	26	QUARTERSAW, to saw (...
quickstepped	38	36	QUICKSTEP [v]
quinquenniad	35	36	a period of five yea...
radiographed	25	21	RADIOGRAPH, to produ...
radiolabeled	23	19	RADIOLABEL, to label...
ratiocinated	22	17	RATIOCINATE, to reas...
rationalised	20	15	RATIONALISE, to make...
rationalized	23	24	RATIONALIZE, to brin...
reaccredited	26	20	REACCREDIT, to accre...
reaccustomed	27	23	REACCUSTOM, to get u...
reacquainted	30	27	REACQUAINT, to acqua...
readvertised	22	18	READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertized	25	27	READVERTIZE, to adve...
reafforested	23	19	REAFFOREST, to plant...
reaggregated	22	19	REAGGREGATE, to aggr...
reapparelled	25	21	REAPPAREL, to clothe...
reattributed	23	17	REATTRIBUTE, to attr...
reauthorised	22	16	REAUTHORISE, to auth...
reauthorized	25	25	REAUTHORIZE, to auth...
recalculated	28	22	RECALCULATE, to calc...
recalibrated	26	20	RECALIBRATE, to cali...
recatalogued	24	20	RECATALOGUE, to cata...
rechallenged	27	23	RECHALLENGE, to chal...
rechannelled	25	22	RECHANNEL, to channe...
rechristened	25	19	RECHRISTEN, to chris...
reciprocated	28	22	RECIPROCATE, to give...
recirculated	28	21	RECIRCULATE, to circ...
reclassified	27	20	RECLASSIFY, to class...
recompressed	26	22	RECOMPRESS, to compr...
reconfigured	26	23	RECONFIGURE, to conf...
reconnoitred	21	18	RECONNOITRE, to make...
reconsidered	22	18	RECONSIDER, to consi...
recriminated	24	20	RECRIMINATE, to char...
recultivated	27	22	RECULTIVATE, to cult...
redetermined	20	18	REDETERMINE, to dete...
rediscounted	23	19	REDISCOUNT, to disco...
rediscovered	25	21	REDISCOVER, to disco...
redistricted	25	17	REDISTRICT, to divid...
reduplicated	27	22	REDUPLICATE, to make...
reemphasised	25	21	REEMPHASIS [v]
reemphasized	28	30	REEMPHASIZE, to emph...
reengineered	18	17	REENGINEER, to engin...
refocillated	27	21	REFOCILLATE, (obsole...
reformulated	24	21	REFORMULATE, to form...
refrigerated	23	18	REFRIGERATE, to make...
regionalised	21	17	REGIONALISE, to divi...
regionalized	24	26	REGIONALIZE, to divi...
regurgitated	23	18	REGURGITATE, to brin...
rehypnotised	30	21	REHYPNOTISE, to hypn...
rehypnotized	33	30	REHYPNOTIZE, to hypn...
reidentified	22	18	REIDENTIFY, to ident...
reincarnated	21	18	REINCARNATE, to inca...
reinnervated	20	19	REINNERVATE, to inne...
reinoculated	23	19	REINOCULATE, to inoc...
reinspirited	23	17	REINSPIRIT, to give...
reinstituted	21	15	REINSTITUTE, to inst...
reintegrated	20	16	REINTEGRATE, to inte...
reintroduced	23	19	REINTRODUCE, to intr...
rejuvenesced	26	31	REJUVENESCE, to make...
rekeyboarded	28	23	REKEYBOARD, to enter...
relandscaped	25	22	RELANDSCAPE, to land...
religionised	22	17	RELIGIONISE, to imbu...
religionized	25	26	RELIGIONIZE, to imbu...
relinquished	32	27	RELINQUISH, to withd...
relubricated	27	21	RELUBRICATE, to lubr...
remonstrated	20	17	REMONSTRATE, to prot...
rencountered	21	19	RENCOUNTER, to meet,...
rendezvoused	24	29	RENDEZVOUS, to arran...
renegotiated	19	16	RENEGOTIATE, to nego...
renormalised	21	18	RENORMALISE, to subj...
renormalized	24	27	RENORMALIZE, to subj...
renosterveld	22	19	an area of high alti...
reorientated	18	14	REORIENTATE, to orie...
repositioned	21	17	REPOSITION, to chang...
reprivatised	25	20	REPRIVATISE, to priv...
reprivatized	28	29	REPRIVATIZE, to priv...
reprogrammed	25	24	REPROGRAM, to progra...
reregistered	21	15	REREGISTER, to regis...
resegregated	21	17	RESEGREGATE, to segr...
resensitised	20	14	RESENSITISE, to sens...
resensitized	23	23	RESENSITIZE, to sens...
resocialised	24	17	RESOCIALISE, to soci...
resocialized	27	26	RESOCIALIZE, to soci...
resolidified	24	18	RESOLIDIFY, to solid...
restabilised	24	17	RESTABILISE, to stab...
restabilized	27	26	RESTABILIZE, to stab...
restimulated	23	18	RESTIMULATE, to stim...
restructured	25	18	RESTRUCTURE, to chan...
resuscitated	24	17	RESUSCITATE, to revi...
retranslated	20	15	RETRANSLATE, to tran...
retroflected	26	20	bent or turned back,...
retrogressed	21	15	RETROGRESS, to show...
retrospected	25	19	RETROSPECT, to engag...
revaccinated	27	24	REVACCINATE, to vacc...
revendicated	24	22	REVENDICATE, to make...
reverberated	23	20	REVERBERATE, to cont...
revictualled	28	23	REVICTUAL, to victua...
revindicated	25	22	REVINDICATE, to vind...
rodomontaded	19	19	RODOMONTADE, to boas...
roentgenised	19	17	ROENTGENISE, to bomb...
roentgenized	22	26	ROENTGENIZE, to bomb...
rollerbladed	25	20	ROLLERBLADE, to skat...
romanticised	24	20	ROMANTICISE, to make...
romanticized	27	29	ROMANTICIZE, to make...
rottenstoned	18	15	ROTTENSTONE, to poli...
roundabouted	21	20	ROUNDABOUT, to go ro...
routemarched	26	22	ROUTEMARCH, to send...
rubbernecked	28	28	RUBBERNECK, to look...
saccharified	31	24	SACCHARIFY, to conve...
saddlebacked	27	26	saddle-shaped [adj]
salamandroid	21	19	like a salamander [a...
sanctuarised	23	18	SANCTUARISE, to affo...
sanctuarized	26	27	SANCTUARIZE, to affo...
satellitised	23	15	SATELLITISE, to brin...
satellitized	26	24	SATELLITIZE, to brin...
scaramouched	29	25	SCARAMOUCH, to behav...
schillerised	29	20	SCHILLERISE, to give...
schillerized	32	29	SCHILLERIZE, to give...
schismatised	28	21	SCHISMATISE, to prac...
schismatized	31	30	SCHISMATIZE, to prac...
schnorkelled	28	25	SCHNORKEL, (German)...
scintillated	26	19	SCINTILLATE, to spar...
scolopendrid	26	22	any centipede of the...
scraperboard	27	22	a clay-surface board...
scratchboard	31	24	a scraperboard [n -S...
scratchbuild	34	26	to build (usu models...
scrieveboard	27	23	a shipbuilder's draw...
scrimshanked	28	26	SCRIMSHANK, to evade...
semidetached	26	22	forming one of a pai...
semifinished	26	22	partially finished o...
semipalmated	25	23	having the toes join...
semipellucid	30	25	partially pellucid [...
sequestrated	28	23	SEQUESTRATE, to conf...
sharecropped	29	24	SHARECROP, of a tena...
shellshocked	31	26	suffering from shell...
shirtsleeved	26	20	in shirtsleeves, i.e...
shirtwaisted	27	18	as in shirtwaisted d...
shortchanged	28	23	SHORTCHANGE, to give...
shortsheeted	24	17	SHORTSHEET, (US) to...
shortsighted	27	19	lacking foresight [a...
shuffleboard	30	26	an old game in which...
silkscreened	25	22	SILKSCREEN, to print...
simpleminded	26	25	devoid of subtlety [...
singularised	23	18	SINGULARISE, to make...
singularized	26	27	SINGULARIZE, to make...
skateboarded	22	21	SKATEBOARD, to ride...
skeletonised	21	19	SKELETONISE, to redu...
skeletonized	24	28	SKELETONIZE, to redu...
skrimshanked	26	27	SKRIMSHANK, to evade...
sleepyheaded	30	22	given to sleep [adj]
slickensided	26	23	in the form of a sli...
slipstreamed	25	20	SLIPSTREAM, to drive...
sluggardised	25	20	SLUGGARDISE, (Shakes...
sluggardized	28	29	SLUGGARDIZE, (Shakes...
smithereened	22	19	SMITHEREEN, to break...
snickersneed	23	22	SNICKERSNEE, to figh...
snowploughed	29	26	SNOWPLOUGH, to clear...
soliloquised	31	25	SOLILOQUISE, to talk...
soliloquized	34	34	SOLILOQUIZE, to talk...
somersaulted	22	18	SOMERSAULT, to perfo...
soundproofed	23	22	SOUNDPROOF, to insul...
soundtracked	24	23	SOUNDTRACK, to provi...
southernised	22	17	SOUTHERNISE, to make...
southernized	25	26	SOUTHERNIZE, to make...
southernwood	24	20	an aromatic South Eu...
sparkplugged	30	29	SPARKPLUG, to spark...
spatchcocked	35	31	SPATCHCOCK, to split...
specificated	31	25	SPECIFICATE, to spec...
spellchecked	34	30	SPELLCHECK, to carry...
spermatozoid	26	28	a motile male gamete...
spheroidised	25	19	SPHEROIDISE, to deve...
spheroidized	28	28	SPHEROIDIZE, to deve...
spifflicated	32	26	SPIFFLICATE, to over...
spinsterhood	24	19	the state of being a...
spitchcocked	36	31	SPITCHCOCK, to split...
spreadeagled	23	20	spread out flat [adj...
stairstepped	25	19	STAIRSTEP, to carry...
standardbred	22	19	any of a breed of tr...
standardised	20	16	STANDARDISE, to make...
standardized	23	25	STANDARDIZE, to make...
stenographed	24	21	STENOGRAPH, to write...
stickhandled	28	25	STICKHANDLE, to mano...
stickybeaked	34	29	STICKYBEAK, to pry [...
stipendiated	22	18	STIPENDIATE, to prov...
stonyhearted	27	18	unfeeling, cruel [ad...
storyboarded	28	19	STORYBOARD, to put o...
stouthearted	22	16	having a stout heart...
straightbred	27	20	an animal produced b...
straightened	23	18	STRAIGHTEN, to make...
stranglehold	25	20	an illegal wrestling...
strangulated	22	18	STRANGULATE, to stra...
strengthened	22	19	STRENGTHEN, to make...
stridelegged	24	19	(Scots) astride, als...
stringhalted	25	19	afflicted with strin...
subarachnoid	27	23	situated under the a...
subassembled	27	24	SUBASSEMBLE, to asse...
subchartered	28	22	SUBCHARTER, to rent...
subcivilised	31	25	not fully civilised,...
subcivilized	34	34	not fully civilised,...
subclustered	28	22	SUBCLUSTER, to form...
subindicated	26	22	SUBINDICATE, (obsole...
subirrigated	25	19	SUBIRRIGATE, to irri...
subjectified	31	32	SUBJECTIFY, to make...
subnetworked	26	25	SUBNETWORK, to use a...
suboptimised	27	23	SUBOPTIMISE, to opti...
suboptimized	30	32	SUBOPTIMIZE, to opti...
subordinated	22	19	SUBORDINATE, to make...
subsaturated	23	18	incompletely saturat...
subthreshold	29	22	inadequate to produc...
suburbanised	25	22	SUBURBANISE, to make...
suburbanized	28	31	SUBURBANIZE, to make...
subvocalised	29	25	SUBVOCALISE, to say...
subvocalized	32	34	SUBVOCALIZE, to say...
suffumigated	28	26	SUFFUMIGATE, to fumi...
sulphuretted	27	21	SULPHURET, to treat...
summersetted	23	20	SUMMERSET, to somers...
supercharged	29	24	SUPERCHARGE, to char...
superexalted	29	25	SUPEREXALT, to exalt...
superfetated	24	20	SUPERFETATE, to conc...
superimposed	26	23	SUPERIMPOSE, to plac...
superinduced	26	23	SUPERINDUCE, to brin...
superpowered	27	23	having a superpower...
superpraised	25	20	SUPERPRAISE, to give...
superrefined	24	21	SUPERREFINE, to refi...
superscribed	29	23	SUPERSCRIBE, to writ...
supplemented	26	25	SUPPLEMENT, to add o...
swashbuckled	34	30	SWASHBUCKLE, to act...
sweethearted	24	18	SWEETHEART, to court...
switchbacked	36	31	SWITCHBACK, to follo...
syllabicated	34	23	SYLLABICATE, to syll...
synchronised	31	22	SYNCHRONISE, to caus...
synchronized	34	31	SYNCHRONIZE, to caus...
systematised	28	18	SYSTEMATISE, to redu...
systematized	31	27	SYSTEMATIZE, to redu...
tautologised	22	17	TAUTOLOGISE, to use...
tautologized	25	26	TAUTOLOGIZE, to use...
taxidermised	28	24	TAXIDERMISE, to prac...
taxidermized	31	33	TAXIDERMIZE, to prac...
telecommuted	26	24	TELECOMMUTE, to work...
telepathised	25	19	TELEPATHISE, to comm...
telepathized	28	28	TELEPATHIZE, to comm...
telerecorded	23	18	TELERECORD, to make...
temporalised	24	20	TEMPORALISE, to make...
temporalized	27	29	TEMPORALIZE, to make...
testiculated	25	18	like a testicle, esp...
theatricised	26	18	THEATRICISE, to play...
theatricized	29	27	THEATRICIZE, to play...
theosophised	26	20	THEOSOPHISE, to prac...
theosophized	29	29	THEOSOPHIZE, to prac...
thermoformed	26	24	THERMOFORM, to give...
thermostated	23	18	THERMOSTAT, to provi...
thoroughbred	28	23	bred from a dam and...
thousandfold	25	22	multiplied by a thou...
throttlehold	27	19	a vicious, stranglin...
thundercloud	27	23	a cloud charged with...
trabeculated	26	21	TRABECULATE [v]
tranquilised	30	25	TRANQUILISE, to make...
tranquilized	33	34	TRANQUILIZE, to make...
transfigured	24	20	TRANSFIGURE, to give...
transgressed	21	16	TRANSGRESS, to viola...
transitioned	19	15	TRANSITION, to effec...
translocated	23	18	TRANSLOCATE, to chan...
transpierced	25	20	TRANSPIERCE, to pier...
transplanted	22	19	TRANSPLANT, to lift...
transshipped	27	22	TRANSSHIP, to transf...
triangulated	22	18	TRIANGULATE, to surv...
tropicalised	27	20	TROPICALISE, to make...
tropicalized	30	29	TROPICALIZE, to make...
tuberculated	27	22	bearing tubercles, k...
tuberculised	28	22	TUBERCULISE, to infe...
tuberculized	31	31	TUBERCULIZE, to infe...
tuberculosed	27	22	tuberculous, also TU...
turbocharged	29	24	equipped with a turb...
turriculated	26	19	turreted; formed in...
turtlenecked	25	23	TURTLENECK [v]
ultrarefined	23	19	extremely refined [a...
unacclimated	28	25	not acclimated [adj]
unaccredited	26	22	not accredited [adj]
unaccustomed	27	25	not customary [adj U...
unacquainted	30	29	not acquainted [adj]
unadmonished	22	22	not admonished [adj]
unadvertised	22	20	not advertised [adj]
unaffiliated	25	22	not affiliated [adj]
unalleviated	23	21	not alleviated [adj]
unapparelled	25	23	UNAPPAREL, to divest...
unapproached	28	26	not approached [adj]
unassociated	22	18	not associated [adj]
unattenuated	18	17	not attenuated [adj]
unattributed	23	19	not attributed [adj]
unauthorised	22	18	not authorised, also...
unauthorized	25	27	not authorized, also...
unbarricaded	25	22	UNBARRICADE, to remo...
unbefriended	23	23	not befriended [adj]
unbenefitted	23	22	(US) (of a job) not...
uncalculated	28	24	not planned or thoug...
uncalibrated	26	22	not calibrated [adj]
uncatalogued	24	22	not catalogued, also...
uncelebrated	25	22	not formally honored...
unchallenged	27	25	not challenged [adj]
unchannelled	25	24	not channelled, also...
unchaperoned	25	24	not chaperoned [adj]
uncharnelled	26	23	UNCHARNEL, to remove...
unchristened	25	21	UNCHRISTEN, to rende...
unchronicled	29	25	not chronicled [adj]
uncirculated	28	23	not circulated [adj]
unclassified	27	22	not placed or belong...
uncloistered	24	19	UNCLOISTER, to relea...
uncompounded	25	27	not compounded [adj]
unconfounded	23	25	not confounded [adj]
unconjugated	25	31	not conjugated [adj]
unconsidered	22	20	not considered or wo...
uncontracted	25	22	not contracted [adj]
uncontrolled	24	21	not controlled [adj...
uncorrelated	23	19	not correlated [adj]
uncounselled	24	22	not counselled [adj]
uncovenanted	22	24	not covenanted [adj]
uncultivated	27	24	not cultivated [adj]
undeciphered	27	24	not deciphered [adj]
undecomposed	25	25	not decomposed [adj]
undefoliated	22	20	not defoliated [adj]
underbrushed	25	22	UNDERBRUSH, to clear...
undercharged	26	23	UNDERCHARGE, to char...
underclothed	26	22	UNDERCLOTHE, to clot...
underclubbed	29	27	UNDERCLUB [v]
undercounted	22	21	UNDERCOUNT, to misco...
undercrested	23	19	UNDERCREST, (Shakesp...
underdrained	19	18	UNDERDRAIN, to drain...
underdressed	20	17	UNDERDRESS, to dress...
underexposed	27	26	UNDEREXPOSE, to expo...
underinsured	20	18	UNDERINSURE, to insu...
underpeopled	24	23	underpopulated [adj]
underplanted	22	21	UNDERPLANT, to plant...
underpowered	24	22	driven by an engine...
underpraised	22	19	UNDERPRAISE, to prai...
underpropped	26	25	UNDERPROP, to prop f...
underreacted	22	19	UNDERREACT, to react...
undershirted	23	18	UNDERSHIRT [v]
understaffed	24	22	inadequately staffed...
understanded	19	18	UNDERSTAND, to grasp...
understeered	19	16	UNDERSTEER, to turn...
understocked	24	23	UNDERSTOCK, to suppl...
understudied	21	18	UNDERSTUDY, to act a...
undertrumped	24	23	UNDERTRUMP, to play...
underwhelmed	27	25	UNDERWHELM, to fail...
undesignated	20	19	not designated [adj]
undespatched	27	24	not despatched [adj]
undetermined	20	20	not determined [adj]
undiminished	24	22	not diminished [adj]
undischarged	27	23	not discharged [adj]
undiscovered	25	23	not discovered [adj]
undismantled	22	21	not dismantled [adj]
undisordered	20	17	not disordered [adj]
undispatched	28	24	not dispatched [adj]
undissembled	25	23	not dissembled [adj]
undistracted	24	19	not distracted [adj...
undocumented	23	24	not documented [adj]
undramatised	21	19	not dramatised, also...
undramatized	24	28	not dramatized, also...
unduplicated	27	24	not duplicated [adj]
unelaborated	21	19	not elaborated [adj]
unembittered	23	21	not embittered [adj]
unencumbered	25	26	free of encumbrance...
unendangered	18	20	not endangered [adj]
unenthralled	23	20	not enthralled [adj]
unexpurgated	29	28	not expurgated [adj]
unextenuated	24	24	not extenuated [adj]
unfertilised	24	19	not fertilised, also...
unfertilized	27	28	not fertilized, also...
unfeudalised	23	21	UNFEUDALISE, to depr...
unfeudalized	26	30	UNFEUDALIZE, to depr...
unforewarned	23	22	not forewarned [adj]
unformalised	24	22	not formalised, also...
unformalized	27	31	not formalized, also...
unformulated	24	23	not formulated [adj]
unfossilised	24	19	not fossilised, also...
unfossilized	27	28	not fossilized, also...
unfranchised	27	24	not franchised [adj]
unfrequented	29	29	not often visited or...
unfrightened	25	23	not frightened [adj]
ungentrified	23	21	not gentrified [adj]
ungerminated	21	21	not germinated [adj]
unglamorised	23	21	not glamorised, also...
unglamorized	26	30	not glamorized, also...
unguiculated	26	23	clawed, clawlike, al...
unhabituated	24	21	not habituated [adj]
unhandselled	23	21	not handselled [adj]
unhydrolysed	36	23	not hydrolysed, also...
unhydrolyzed	39	32	not hydrolyzed, also...
unhyphenated	31	25	not hyphenated [adj]
unidentified	22	20	not identified [adj]
unillusioned	22	19	free from illusion [...
unimportuned	23	23	not importuned [adj]
unimprisoned	23	22	not imprisoned [adj]
unincumbered	26	26	not incumbered [adj]
uninfluenced	25	25	not influenced [adj]
uninoculated	23	21	not inoculated [adj]
uninstructed	24	20	not instructed [adj]
unintegrated	20	18	not integrated [adj]
uninterested	19	16	not interested [adj...
unintroduced	23	21	not introduced [adj]
unirradiated	20	16	not irradiated [adj]
unlikelihood	25	23	the state of being u...
unliquidated	30	27	not liquidated [adj]
unmaintained	19	20	not maintained [adj]
unmechanised	25	24	UNMECHANISE, (Sterne...
unmechanized	28	33	UNMECHANIZE, (Sterne...
unmethodised	23	21	not methodised, also...
unmethodized	26	30	not methodized, also...
unmodernised	20	20	not modernised, also...
unmodernized	23	29	not modernized, also...
unmunitioned	20	21	not munitioned [adj]
unmyelinated	27	22	lacking a myelin she...
unobstructed	26	22	not obstructed [adj]
unoriginated	20	18	not originated [adj]
unornamented	18	20	not ornamented [adj]
unoxygenated	31	27	not oxygenated [adj]
unparalleled	24	21	having no parallel [...
unpatronised	21	19	not patronised, also...
unpatronized	24	28	not patronized, also...
unpavilioned	24	24	not pavilioned [adj]
unperforated	23	21	not perforated [adj]
unpersecuted	25	22	not persecuted [adj]
unprejudiced	28	32	not prejudiced [adj...
unprescribed	28	24	not prescribed [adj]
unprincipled	29	26	lacking moral princi...
unprivileged	27	25	not privileged [adj]
unproclaimed	27	25	not proclaimed [adj]
unprogrammed	25	26	not programmed [adj]
unprohibited	27	23	not prohibited [adj]
unpronounced	23	24	not pronounced [adj]
unpropertied	24	21	not propertied [adj]
unpublicised	30	26	not publicised, also...
unpublicized	33	35	not publicized, also...
unpunctuated	25	24	not punctuated [adj]
unquantified	30	29	not quantified [adj]
unquestioned	27	26	not questioned [adj]
unrecognised	23	21	not recognised [adj]
unrecognized	26	30	not recognized [adj]
unreconciled	26	23	not reconciled [adj]
unregimented	21	21	not regimented [adj]
unregistered	21	17	not registered [adj]
unreinforced	24	22	not reinforced [adj]
unremembered	23	24	not remembered [adj]
unreproached	26	23	not reproached [adj]
unrestrained	19	16	not restrained [adj...
unrestricted	24	18	not restricted [adj]
unsanctified	25	22	not sanctified [adj]
unsanctioned	21	20	not sanctioned [adj]
unscabbarded	27	25	UNSCABBARD, to withd...
unscottified	26	21	not made Scottish [a...
unsculptured	28	24	not sculptured [adj]
unsegregated	21	19	not segregated [adj]
unseminaried	20	19	(Shakespeare) withou...
unsensitised	20	16	not sensitised, also...
unsensitized	23	25	not sensitized, also...
unsepulchred	29	25	not sepulchred [adj]
unsocialised	24	19	not socialised, also...
unsocialized	27	28	not socialized, also...
unspectacled	29	25	not wearing spectacl...
unsterilised	22	16	not unsterilised, al...
unsterilized	25	25	not unsterilized, al...
unstimulated	23	20	not stimulated [adj]
unstockinged	25	25	not stockinged [adj]
unstratified	23	18	not stratified [adj]
unstructured	25	20	lacking structure or...
unsublimated	25	23	not sublimated [adj]
unsubscribed	29	25	not subscribed [adj]
unsubsidised	24	20	not subsidised, also...
unsubsidized	27	29	not subsidized, also...
unsupervised	25	23	not supervised [adj]
unsuppressed	25	22	not suppressed [adj]
unterminated	20	19	not terminated [adj]
unthreatened	20	18	not threatened [adj]
unthriftyhed	34	24	(Spenser) unthriftin...
untrammelled	24	23	not trammeled, also...
untranslated	20	17	not translated [adj]
untransmuted	21	20	not transmuted [adj]
unvaccinated	27	26	not vaccinated [adj]
unvanquished	32	32	not vanquished [adj]
unvariegated	22	21	not variegated [adj]
unventilated	22	21	not ventilated [adj]
unverbalised	25	23	not verbalised, also...
unverbalized	28	32	not verbalized, also...
unvulgarised	25	23	UNVULGARISE, to make...
unvulgarized	28	32	UNVULGARIZE, to make...
unworshipped	30	26	not worshipped [adj]
vacationland	24	23	an area with recreat...
vagabondised	24	24	VAGABONDISE, to go a...
vagabondized	27	33	VAGABONDIZE, to go a...
varicoloured	26	22	of different colours...
vascularised	27	22	VASCULARISE, to caus...
vascularized	30	31	VASCULARIZE, to caus...
vasectomised	26	23	VASECTOMISE, to perf...
vasectomized	29	32	VASECTOMIZE, to perf...
verbigerated	25	22	VERBIGERATE, to cont...
vermiculated	28	25	VERMICULATE, to deco...
versicolored	26	21	of variable or vario...
vocabularied	28	25	having a vocabulary...
waterflooded	25	21	WATERFLOOD, to injec...
waterproofed	26	22	WATERPROOF, to make...
weatherboard	26	21	a board shaped so as...
whillywhawed	43	30	WHILLYWHAW, (Scots)...
whipstitched	35	26	WHIPSTITCH, to sew w...
wholehearted	27	21	completely and since...
winterkilled	27	23	WINTERKILL, to kill...
woodenheaded	22	21	WOODENHEAD [v]
xanthochroid	33	28	a blond-haired and b...

12 letter words that end with D

12 letter words that end with D

12 letter D word

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LETTER D WORD