14 letter words that end with D

14 letter words that end with D

14 letter D word

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aforementioned 23 23 mentioned before in...
allotetraploid 28 21 an organism having a...
anagrammatised 25 24 ANAGRAMMATISE, to ma...
anagrammatized 28 33 ANAGRAMMATIZE, to ma...
antisepticised 29 22 ANTISEPTICISE, to re...
antisepticized 32 31 ANTISEPTICIZE, to re...
apothegmatised 29 25 APOTHEGMATISE, to sp...
apothegmatized 32 34 APOTHEGMATIZE, to sp...
apprenticehood 31 27 (Shakespeare) appren...
appropinquated 37 35 APPROPINQUATE, (arch...
archpriesthood 33 25 the office of archpr...
artificialised 31 22 ARTIFICIALISE, to ma...
artificialized 34 31 ARTIFICIALIZE, to ma...
autodestructed 27 21 AUTODESTRUCT, to sel...
autoschediazed 31 31 AUTOSCHEDIAZE, to im...
autotetraploid 26 20 an individual or str...
bioaccumulated 34 30 BIOACCUMULATE, to ac...
bourgeoisified 29 24 BOURGEOISIFY, to mak...
brachypinakoid 40 33 a pinakoid or prism...
bureaucratised 29 23 BUREAUCRATISE, to ma...
bureaucratized 32 32 BUREAUCRATIZE, to ma...
butterfingered 29 25 apt to let things fa...
cercopithecoid 37 29 any of several Old W...
chickenhearted 34 30 timid, cowardly [adj...
chlorophylloid 43 30 of or like chlorophy...
circumvallated 36 31 CIRCUMVALLATE, to su...
collateralised 29 21 COLLATERALISE, to ma...
collateralized 32 30 COLLATERALIZE, to ma...
commercialised 33 28 COMMERCIALISE, to ma...
commercialized 36 37 COMMERCIALIZE, to ma...
compassionated 28 25 COMPASSIONATE, to sh...
conceptualised 32 27 CONCEPTUALISE, to fo...
conceptualized 35 36 CONCEPTUALIZE, to fo...
connaturalised 26 22 CONNATURALISE, to ma...
connaturalized 29 31 CONNATURALIZE, to ma...
containerboard 26 23 corrugated or solid...
contextualised 33 28 CONTEXTUALISE, to pu...
contextualized 36 37 CONTEXTUALIZE, to pl...
corinthianised 28 22 CORINTHIANISE, (arch...
corinthianized 31 31 CORINTHIANIZE, (arch...
corticosteroid 30 21 any of the steroid h...
counterchanged 31 28 COUNTERCHANGE, to in...
countercharged 32 27 COUNTERCHARGE, to br...
countercharmed 32 28 COUNTERCHARM, to des...
counterchecked 35 32 COUNTERCHECK, to che...
counterclaimed 31 27 COUNTERCLAIM, to ent...
countermarched 32 28 COUNTERMARCH, to mar...
counterordered 25 21 COUNTERORDER, to iss...
counterplanned 27 26 COUNTERPLAN, to form...
counterpleaded 28 25 COUNTERPLEAD, to ple...
counterplotted 29 24 COUNTERPLOT, to intr...
counterpointed 27 24 COUNTERPOINT, to com...
counterpunched 33 30 COUNTERPUNCH, to ret...
counterrallied 28 22 COUNTERRALLY, to ral...
counterstained 25 21 COUNTERSTAIN, to app...
counterweighed 32 27 COUNTERWEIGH, to wei...
cyanoethylated 40 26 CYANOETHYLATE, to in...
daguerreotyped 32 24 DAGUERREOTYPE, to de...
decarboxylated 41 32 DECARBOXYLATE, to re...
decommissioned 28 26 DECOMMISSION, to rem...
deconcentrated 27 24 DECONCENTRATE, to re...
decontaminated 25 24 DECONTAMINATE, to ri...
decriminalised 29 24 DECRIMINALISE, to re...
decriminalized 32 33 DECRIMINALIZE, to re...
dehydrogenated 31 24 DEHYDROGENATE, to re...
dehydrogenised 32 24 DEHYDROGENISE, to re...
dehydrogenized 35 33 DEHYDROGENIZE, to re...
dematerialised 25 20 DEMATERIALISE, to be...
dematerialized 28 29 DEMATERIALIZE, to ca...
demythologised 35 26 DEMYTHOLOGISE, to re...
demythologized 38 35 DEMYTHOLOGIZE, to di...
denationalised 22 19 DENATIONALISE, to de...
denationalized 25 28 DENATIONALIZE, to di...
depersonalised 25 21 DEPERSONALISE, to ta...
depersonalized 28 30 DEPERSONALIZE, to de...
dereligionised 25 20 DERELIGIONISE, to re...
dereligionized 28 29 DERELIGIONIZE, to re...
differentiated 27 23 DIFFERENTIATE, to ob...
disarticulated 29 21 DISARTICULATE, to se...
disassimilated 27 20 DISASSIMILATE, to su...
discapacitated 32 25 DISCAPACITATE, to in...
disembarrassed 27 22 DISEMBARRASS, to fre...
disembellished 32 26 DISEMBELLISH, to dep...
disestablished 30 22 DISESTABLISH, to dep...
dishabilitated 30 22 DISHABILITATE, to di...
disilluminated 28 23 DISILLUMINATE, to de...
disimpassioned 27 23 free of passion [n]
disintoxicated 33 27 DISINTOXICATE, to de...
disinvigorated 27 23 DISINVIGORATE, to we...
disnaturalised 25 19 DISNATURALISE, to ma...
disnaturalized 28 28 DISNATURALIZE, to ma...
dissyllabified 38 26 DISSYLLABIFY, to mak...
diverticulated 31 25 having diverticula,...
documentarised 27 24 DOCUMENTARISE, to ma...
documentarized 30 33 DOCUMENTARIZE, to ma...
draughtproofed 31 27 DRAUGHTPROOF, to mak...
empyreumatised 34 27 EMPYREUMATISE, to re...
empyreumatized 37 36 EMPYREUMATIZE, to re...
enhypostatised 33 23 ENHYPOSTATISE, to su...
enhypostatized 36 32 ENHYPOSTATIZE, to su...
epigrammatised 29 26 EPIGRAMMATISE, to ma...
epigrammatized 32 35 EPIGRAMMATIZE, to ma...
epithelialised 30 22 EPITHELIALISE, to ma...
epithelialized 33 31 EPITHELIALIZE, to ma...
equiponderated 32 30 EQUIPONDERATE, to be...
excommunicated 37 36 EXCOMMUNICATE, to fo...
featherbrained 28 24 FEATHERBRAIN [v]
flannelmouthed 29 28 speaking indistinctl...
fractionalised 29 23 FRACTIONALISE, to br...
fractionalized 32 32 FRACTIONALIZE, to br...
galeopithecoid 32 26 like a flying lemur,...
glucocorticoid 36 28 any of a group of st...
gonadectomised 27 25 having undergone a g...
gonadectomized 30 34 having undergone a g...
hepatectomised 31 26 having undergone a h...
hepatectomized 34 35 having undergone a h...
hydrocephaloid 40 29 suffering from hydro...
hypercivilised 42 30 excessively civilise...
hypercivilized 45 39 excessively civilize...
hypereutectoid 37 26 containing the minor...
hyperimmunised 37 30 HYPERIMMUNISE, to in...
hyperimmunized 40 39 HYPERIMMUNIZE, to in...
hyperpigmented 38 31 excessively pigmente...
hyperpolarised 37 26 HYPERPOLARISE, to in...
hyperpolarized 40 35 HYPERPOLARIZE, to pr...
hyposensitised 34 23 HYPOSENSITISE, to ca...
hyposensitized 37 32 HYPOSENSITIZE, to lo...
immaterialised 27 22 IMMATERIALISE, to ma...
immaterialized 30 31 IMMATERIALIZE, to ma...
impersonalised 27 23 IMPERSONALISE, to ma...
impersonalized 30 32 IMPERSONALIZE, to ma...
inconvenienced 28 29 INCONVENIENCE, to su...
individualised 28 24 INDIVIDUALISE, to ma...
individualized 31 33 INDIVIDUALIZE, to ma...
industrialised 26 19 INDUSTRIALISE, to ma...
industrialized 29 28 INDUSTRIALIZE, to ma...
interconnected 27 24 INTERCONNECT, to con...
interconverted 27 24 INTERCONVERT, to con...
interdigitated 25 19 INTERDIGITATE, to be...
interjaculated 29 30 INTERJACULATE, to ej...
interlaminated 24 21 INTERLAMINATE, to in...
interosculated 27 21 INTEROSCULATE, to co...
interpermeated 25 22 INTERPERMEATE, to pe...
intussuscepted 30 24 INTUSSUSCEPT, to tak...
involucellated 31 27 having an involucel,...
irrationalised 24 17 IRRATIONALISE, to ma...
irrationalized 27 26 IRRATIONALIZE, to ma...
lepidodendroid 26 23 any of a genus of fo...
malapportioned 28 26 characterized by an...
marconigraphed 32 29 MARCONIGRAPH, to sen...
mathematicised 31 26 MATHEMATICISE, to ma...
mathematicized 34 35 MATHEMATICIZE, to ma...
melodramatised 26 23 MELODRAMATISE, to ma...
melodramatized 29 32 MELODRAMATIZE, to ma...
metagrabolised 28 24 METAGRABOLISE, to my...
metagrabolized 31 33 METAGRABOLIZE, to my...
metagrobolised 28 24 METAGROBOLISE, to my...
metagrobolized 31 33 METAGROBOLIZE, to my...
metaphysicised 39 28 METAPHYSICISE, to ma...
metaphysicized 42 37 METAPHYSICIZE, to ma...
micrometeoroid 28 24 a small meteoroid [n...
misappreciated 32 27 MISAPPRECIATE, to fa...
misapprehended 30 28 MISAPPREHEND, to app...
misarticulated 30 23 MISARTICULATE, to ar...
misconjectured 33 35 MISCONJECTURE, to ma...
misconstructed 32 26 MISCONSTRUCT, to con...
misinterpreted 27 22 MISINTERPRET, to exp...
misrepresented 26 22 MISREPRESENT, to giv...
mistranscribed 31 25 MISTRANSCRIBE, to tr...
monumentalised 25 25 MONUMENTALISE, to re...
monumentalized 28 34 MONUMENTALIZE, to re...
multibarrelled 31 25 of a gun, having man...
multichambered 35 31 having many chambers...
multinucleated 30 26 having many nuclei,...
neanderthaloid 24 21 of or like a neander...
nephrectomised 31 27 NEPHRECTOMISE, to pe...
nephrectomized 34 36 NEPHRECTOMIZE, to pe...
noncomplicated 32 30 not complicated [adj...
nonconditioned 23 23 not conditioned [adj...
nondiversified 27 25 not diversified [adj...
nonestablished 27 23 not established [adj...
nonhalogenated 23 23 not halogenated [adj...
nonhandicapped 30 30 not handicapped [adj...
occidentalised 30 24 OCCIDENTALISE, to ma...
occidentalized 33 33 OCCIDENTALIZE, to ma...
orthogonalised 26 21 ORTHOGONALISE, to ma...
orthogonalized 29 30 ORTHOGONALIZE, to ma...
outmanipulated 27 25 OUTMANIPULATE, to su...
ovariectomised 29 25 having undergone an...
ovariectomized 32 34 having undergone an...
overadvertised 27 24 OVERADVERTISE, to ad...
overadvertized 30 33 OVERADVERTIZE, to ad...
overbejewelled 33 36 excessively adorned...
overclassified 32 26 OVERCLASSIFY, to cla...
overcompressed 31 28 OVERCOMPRESS, to com...
overcontrolled 29 25 OVERCONTROL, to cont...
overdetermined 25 24 excessively determin...
overdiscounted 28 25 OVERDISCOUNT, to dis...
overdocumented 28 28 OVERDOCUMENT, to doc...
overdramatised 26 23 OVERDRAMATISE, to dr...
overdramatized 29 32 OVERDRAMATIZE, to dr...
overelaborated 26 23 OVERELABORATE, to el...
overemphasised 30 27 OVEREMPHASIS [v]
overemphasized 33 36 OVEREMPHASIZE, to em...
overencouraged 27 26 OVERENCOURAGE, to en...
overengineered 23 23 OVERENGINEER, to eng...
overfertilised 29 23 OVERFERTILISE, to fe...
overfertilized 32 32 OVERFERTILIZE, to fe...
overflourished 31 26 OVERFLOURISH, to cov...
overglamorised 28 25 OVERGLAMORISE, to gl...
overglamorized 31 34 OVERGLAMORIZE, to gl...
overidentified 27 24 OVERIDENTIFY, to ide...
overlengthened 27 26 OVERLENGTHEN, to len...
overmultiplied 32 28 OVERMULTIPLY, to bec...
overmultituded 29 26 OVERMULTITUDE, (Milt...
overornamented 23 24 OVERORNAMENT, to orn...
overprescribed 33 28 OVERPRESCRIBE, to pr...
overprivileged 32 29 excessively privileg...
overprogrammed 30 30 OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
oversimplified 33 29 OVERSIMPLIFY, to sim...
overspeculated 31 27 OVERSPECULATE, to sp...
overstimulated 28 24 OVERSTIMULATE, to st...
overstructured 30 24 excessively structur...
oversubscribed 34 29 OVERSUBSCRIBE, to su...
parallelepiped 32 27 a solid figure with...
parallelopiped 32 27 a solid figure bound...
particularised 31 23 PARTICULARISE, to st...
particularized 34 32 PARTICULARIZE, to st...
pedestrianised 25 20 PEDESTRIANISE, to ma...
pedestrianized 28 29 PEDESTRIANIZE, to ma...
perfectionated 29 25 PERFECTIONATE, to br...
phenomenalised 27 26 PHENOMENALISE, to re...
phenomenalized 30 35 PHENOMENALIZE, to re...
philanthropoid 33 27 a person who works f...
phlogisticated 34 26 PHLOGISTICATE, to co...
phosphorylated 39 28 PHOSPHORYLATE, to ca...
platitudinised 28 22 PLATITUDINISE, to ut...
platitudinized 31 31 PLATITUDINIZE, to ut...
preconditioned 27 24 PRECONDITION, to put...
preconstructed 32 26 PRECONSTRUCT, to con...
preestablished 31 24 PREESTABLISH, to est...
preinterviewed 30 26 PREINTERVIEW, to int...
procrastinated 28 22 PROCRASTINATE, to pu...
prognosticated 29 24 PROGNOSTICATE, to fo...
pronominalised 26 24 PRONOMINALISE, to ma...
pronominalized 29 33 PRONOMINALIZE, to ma...
proportionated 26 22 PROPORTIONATE, to ma...
proverbialised 31 26 PROVERBIALISE, to ma...
proverbialized 34 35 PROVERBIALIZE, to ma...
provincialised 32 27 PROVINCIALISE, to ma...
provincialized 35 36 PROVINCIALIZE, to ma...
psychoanalysed 43 29 PSYCHOANALYSE, to su...
psychoanalyzed 46 38 PSYCHOANALYZE, to su...
quadruplicated 39 34 QUADRUPLICATE, to ma...
quintuplicated 39 34 QUINTUPLICATE, to ma...
radioactivated 28 23 RADIOACTIVATE, to ac...
reacclimatised 32 25 REACCLIMATISE, to ac...
reacclimatized 35 34 REACCLIMATIZE, to ac...
reappropriated 29 24 REAPPROPRIATE, to ap...
recommissioned 28 25 RECOMMISSION, to com...
reconcentrated 27 23 RECONCENTRATE, to co...
reconsolidated 26 21 RECONSOLIDATE, to co...
recontaminated 25 23 RECONTAMINATE, to co...
recrystallised 36 22 RECRYSTALLISE, to cr...
recrystallized 39 31 RECRYSTALLIZE, to cr...
rehospitalised 29 21 REHOSPITALISE, to ho...
rehospitalized 32 30 REHOSPITALIZE, to ho...
reincorporated 27 22 REINCORPORATE, to in...
reinterrogated 23 18 REINTERROGATE, to in...
reinvestigated 26 22 REINVESTIGATE, to in...
remanufactured 29 27 REMANUFACTURE, to ma...
rematerialised 25 19 REMATERIALISE, to ma...
rematerialized 28 28 REMATERIALIZE, to ma...
remythologised 35 25 REMYTHOLOGISE, to my...
remythologized 38 34 REMYTHOLOGIZE, to my...
renationalised 22 18 RENATIONALISE, to na...
renationalized 25 27 RENATIONALIZE, to na...
reorchestrated 28 20 REORCHESTRATE, to or...
rephotographed 32 27 REPHOTOGRAPH, to pho...
republicanised 32 27 REPUBLICANISE, to ma...
republicanized 35 36 REPUBLICANIZE, to ma...
restrengthened 25 21 RESTRENGTHEN, to str...
resynchronised 34 24 RESYNCHRONISE, to sy...
resynchronized 37 33 RESYNCHRONIZE, to sy...
resystematised 31 20 RESYSTEMATISE, to sy...
resystematized 34 29 RESYSTEMATIZE, to sy...
revolutionised 26 22 REVOLUTIONISE, to ef...
revolutionized 29 31 REVOLUTIONIZE, to ef...
sacerdotalised 27 20 SACERDOTALISE, to re...
sacerdotalized 30 29 SACERDOTALIZE, to re...
scatterbrained 28 22 having the character...
schoolmastered 30 24 SCHOOLMASTER, to act...
scrimshandered 30 25 SCRIMSHANDER, to orn...
shillyshallied 40 25 SHILLYSHALLY, to be...
sledgehammered 29 27 SLEDGEHAMMER, to str...
snaggletoothed 27 23 having a snaggletoot...
splenectomised 30 26 SPLENECTOMISE, to re...
splenectomized 33 35 SPLENECTOMIZE, to re...
straitjacketed 30 31 STRAITJACKET, to con...
structuralised 30 21 STRUCTURALISE, to or...
structuralized 33 30 STRUCTURALIZE, to or...
subcategorised 30 24 SUBCATEGORISE, to cl...
subcategorized 33 33 SUBCATEGORIZE, to cl...
subspecialised 33 26 SUBSPECIALISE, to pr...
subspecialized 36 35 SUBSPECIALIZE, to pr...
substantivised 29 24 SUBSTANTIVISE, to ma...
substantivized 32 33 SUBSTANTIVIZE, to ma...
suggestionised 26 21 SUGGESTIONISE, to su...
suggestionized 29 30 SUGGESTIONIZE, to su...
supercivilised 34 27 extremely civilised,...
supercivilized 37 36 extremely civilized,...
superconducted 32 28 SUPERCONDUCT, to exh...
superhumanised 29 26 SUPERHUMANISE, to ma...
superhumanized 32 35 SUPERHUMANIZE, to ma...
superinsulated 27 22 extremely insulated...
superordinated 25 21 SUPERORDINATE, to ma...
supersaturated 26 20 SUPERSATURATE, to ad...
suspercollated 31 24 SUSPERCOLLATE, to ha...
technicoloured 32 26 in artificially or e...
tetraethyllead 33 21 a colourless oily in...
theatricalised 30 21 THEATRICALISE, to ad...
theatricalized 33 30 THEATRICALIZE, to ad...
thoroughbraced 34 28 fitted with a thorou...
transistorised 24 16 TRANSISTORISE, to fi...
transistorized 27 25 TRANSISTORIZE, to fi...
transliterated 24 17 TRANSLITERATE, to re...
transmogrified 28 24 TRANSMOGRIFY, to cha...
trisubstituted 29 20 having three substit...
ultracivilised 33 25 extremely civilised,...
ultracivilized 36 34 extremely civilized,...
unacclimatised 32 27 not acclimatised, al...
unacclimatized 35 36 not acclimatized, al...
unaccommodated 30 30 not accommodated [ad...
unaccomplished 36 32 not accomplished [ad...
unacculturated 31 26 not acculturated [ad...
unacknowledged 31 32 not acknowledged [ad...
unanesthetised 24 20 not anesthetised, al...
unanesthetized 27 29 not anesthetised, al...
unappropriated 29 26 not appropriated [ad...
uncertificated 32 26 not certificated [ad...
uncommunicated 31 31 not communicated [ad...
uncomprehended 30 30 not comprehended [ad...
uncomputerised 30 27 not computerised, al...
uncomputerized 33 36 not computerized, al...
unconfederated 26 25 not confederated [ad...
unconsolidated 26 23 loosely arranged [ad...
uncontaminated 25 25 not contaminated [ad...
uncontemplated 29 28 not contemplated [ad...
uncontradicted 29 25 not contradicted [ad...
uncontroverted 27 25 not controverted [ad...
uncorroborated 27 23 not corroborated [ad...
uncredentialed 26 23 not having credentia...
uncrystallised 36 24 not crystallised, al...
uncrystallized 39 33 not crystallized, al...
underdeveloped 27 27 UNDERDEVELOP, to dev...
underestimated 24 21 UNDERESTIMATE, to es...
underexploited 32 29 UNDEREXPLOIT, to mak...
underfulfilled 32 28 not fully fulfilled...
underleveraged 26 25 insufficiently lever...
undermentioned 22 23 mentioned below [adj...
undernourished 25 22 UNDERNOURISH, to nou...
underperformed 28 27 UNDERPERFORM, to per...
underpopulated 28 26 having a lower densi...
underqualified 35 32 insufficiently quali...
undersaturated 23 19 less than normally o...
undomesticated 27 24 UNDOMESTICATE, to ma...
unextinguished 33 30 not extinguished [ad...
unincorporated 27 24 not incorporated [ad...
unmanufactured 29 29 not manufactured [ad...
unmaterialised 25 21 not materialised, al...
unmaterialized 28 30 not materialized, al...
unmatriculated 29 25 not matriculated [ad...
unpremeditated 26 24 not premediated [adj...
unprepossessed 27 23 not prepossessed [ad...
unproportioned 26 24 not proportioned [ad...
unreciprocated 31 26 not reciprocated [ad...
unrefrigerated 26 22 not refrigerated [ad...
unromanticised 27 24 not romanticised, al...
unromanticized 30 33 not romanticized, al...
unstandardised 23 20 not standardised, al...
unstandardized 26 29 not standardized, al...
unstrengthened 25 23 not strengthened [ad...
unsynchronised 34 26 not synchronised, al...
unsynchronized 37 35 not synchronized, al...
unsystematised 31 22 not systematised, al...
unsystematized 34 31 not systematized, al...
ventriloquised 35 31 VENTRILOQUISE, to pr...
ventriloquized 38 40 VENTRILOQUIZE, to us...
vernacularised 29 25 VERNACULARISE, to ma...
vernacularized 32 34 VERNACULARIZE, to ma...
vespertilionid 29 24 belonging to the Ves...
weatherboarded 29 24 WEATHERBOARD, to fit...
weatherproofed 31 26 WEATHERPROOF, to mak...