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aahed
9
8
AAH, to exclaim in s...
aband
9
10
(Spenser) to abandon...
abbed
12
12
displaying well-deve...
abled
11
10
ABLE, (obsolete) to...
abord
10
9
(archaic) to accost,...
ached
13
11
ACHE, to endure a du...
acned
10
10
afflicted with acne...
acold
12
10
(Shakespeare) chille...
acred
11
9
possessing acres, la...
acrid
12
9
sharp to the taste o...
acted
11
9
ACT, to do something...
added
8
8
ADD, to compute the...
adrad
8
7
(Spenser) afraid, al...
adred
8
7
(Spenser) afraid, al...
adzed
11
16
ADZ, to dress timber...
afald
11
10
onefold, also AEFALD...
agood
8
8
(Shakespeare) in goo...
agued
9
9
suffering from the a...
ahead
9
8
further on [adv]
ahind
10
9
(dialect) behind, al...
ahold
11
9
(obsolete) near the...
aided
8
7
AID, to help [v]
ailed
9
7
AIL, to be indispose...
aimed
9
9
AIM, to direct a cou...
aired
8
6
AIR, to make known p...
aland
8
8
a large hunting dog,...
alcid
13
10
a diving sea bird, a...
algid
11
9
cold or chill, esp....
alkyd
17
13
any of a group of sy...
allod
10
8
an estate held in ab...
almud
11
11
a Spanish unit of ca...
aloed
8
7
planted or flavoured...
aloud
9
8
audibly [adv]
amend
8
10
to correct, improve...
amped
11
12
AMP, (Australian sla...
anted
7
7
ANTE, to put a fixed...
apaid
10
9
APAY, to satisfy, al...
apayd
16
11
APAY, to satisfy, al...
aphid
13
11
a plant-louse, a sma...
apted
10
9
APT, to adapt [v]
arced
11
9
ARC, to make an elec...
aread
7
6
(Spenser) to counsel...
aredd
8
7
AREAD, (Spenser) to...
arked
9
10
ARK, to put into an...
arled
9
7
ARLE, to give earnes...
armed
9
9
ARM, to supply with...
aroid
8
6
any plant of the aru...
arsed
8
6
ARSE, as in "to arse...
ashed
10
8
ASH, to convert some...
asked
9
10
ASK, to inquire or r...
audad
8
8
a North African wild...
avoid
10
10
to evade [v -ED, -IN...
award
11
9
to grant as merited...
awned
10
10
AWN, to shelter with...
axled
15
14
having an axle [adj]
axoid
14
13
a curve generated by...
baaed
9
9
BAA, to cry like a s...
baked
11
13
BAKE, to cook in an...
baled
11
10
BALE, to form into t...
baned
9
10
BANE, to kill with p...
bared
10
9
BARE, to make bare [...
based
10
9
BASE, to place on a...
bated
10
9
BATE, to diminish, a...
bayed
16
11
BAY, to bark or howl...
beard
10
9
hair on the lower fa...
bedad
10
10
an Irish oath, by Go...
begad
11
11
by God! [interj]
bemad
11
12
(archaic) to make ma...
bemud
12
13
(archaic) to spatter...
beted
10
9
BETE, to mend, impro...
betid
11
9
BETIDE, to befall, h...
bided
11
10
BIDE, to wait, dwell...
bield
12
10
(Scots) to give shel...
bifid
14
12
divided into two par...
biked
12
13
BIKE, to ride a bicy...
biled
12
10
BILE, (Scots) to boi...
biped
13
12
an animal with two f...
bipod
13
12
a two-legged stand [...
bland
11
11
neutral-tasting, ins...
blaud
12
11
(Scots) a fragment,...
bleed
11
10
to lose blood [v BLE...
blend
11
11
to mix together [v B...
blind
12
11
to make sightless [v...
blond
11
11
a fair complexioned...
blood
11
10
to stain with blood...
blued
12
11
BLUE, to make the co...
bluid
13
11
(Scots) blood BLUDE...
board
10
9
to supply food and l...
boded
10
10
BODE, to foretell, b...
boked
11
13
BOKE, to belch, also...
boned
9
10
BONE, to take the bo...
booed
9
9
BOO, to show disappr...
boord
10
9
(Spenser) board, als...
bored
10
9
BORE, to pierce with...
bound
10
11
to leap [v -ED, -ING...
bourd
11
10
(obsolete) to jest [...
bovid
13
13
an animal of the cat...
bowed
13
12
BOW, to bend or incl...
boxed
16
16
BOX, to put in a con...
boyed
16
11
BOY, to act a female...
braid
11
9
broad [adj BRAIDER,...
brand
10
10
to mark with a hot i...
bread
10
9
to cover with breadc...
breed
10
9
to produce by giving...
breid
11
9
bread [n -S]
broad
10
9
an expansion of a ri...
brond
10
10
(obsolete) a brand,...
brood
10
9
to ponder gloomily [...
build
13
11
to construct [v BUIL...
bused
11
10
BUS, to travel or tr...
byded
17
12
BYDE, (Scots) to bid...
byked
18
15
BYKE, to swarm [v]
caaed
10
9
CAA, (Scots) to call...
caged
12
11
CAGE, to cage [v]
caird
12
9
a travelling tinker;...
caked
12
13
CAKE, to form into a...
calid
13
10
hot; burning; ardent...
caned
10
10
CANE, to beat with a...
canid
11
10
a member of the dog...
caped
13
12
CAPE, to keep a cour...
cared
11
9
CARE, to be concerne...
cased
11
9
CASE, to put in a co...
cauld
13
11
(Scots) cold [adj CA...
caved
13
13
CAVE, to hollow out...
cawed
14
12
CAW, to cry like a c...
cebid
14
12
one of a family of m...
ceded
11
10
CEDE, to yield [v]
cered
11
9
CERE, to wrap in a w...
chard
14
11
the edible leafstalk...
child
16
12
to bring forth [v -E...
chord
14
11
to play a combinatio...
chynd
20
14
(archaic) cut into c...
cided
12
10
CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
cited
12
9
CITE, to quote as an...
clied
13
10
CLY, to seize or ste...
cloud
13
11
to make obscure [v -...
clued
13
11
CLUE, to obtain guid...
coded
11
10
CODE, to convert int...
coked
12
13
COKE, to change into...
coled
12
10
COLEAD, to lead join...
coned
10
10
CONE, to bear cones...
cooed
10
9
COO, to make the sou...
coped
13
12
COPE, to deal with [...
cored
11
9
CORE, to remove the...
cosed
11
9
COSE, to make onesel...
coted
11
9
COTE, to pass by; to...
could
13
11
CAN, to put in a cyl...
courd
12
10
covered [adj]
coved
13
13
COVE, to curve over...
cowed
14
12
COW, to subdue [v]
coxed
17
16
COX, to steer a raci...
coyed
17
11
COY, to affect coyne...
cozed
14
18
COZE, to converse in...
creed
11
9
a statement of belie...
cried
12
9
CRY, to utter a soun...
crowd
15
12
to press closely tog...
cubed
14
13
CUBE, to raise to th...
cupid
15
13
a statue of the Roma...
cured
12
10
CURE, to restore to...
cycad
21
14
any member of an ord...
daled
9
8
the fourth letter of...
dared
8
7
DARE, to venture bol...
dated
8
7
DATE, to record a st...
dawed
11
10
DAW, to dawn [v]
dazed
11
16
DAZE, to stun [v]
debud
11
11
to remove the buds f...
decad
11
10
(obsolete) a period...
deked
9
11
DEKE, to feint in ho...
deled
9
8
DELE, in printing, t...
dered
8
7
DERE, to injure, als...
dewed
11
10
DEW, to wet with con...
diced
12
10
DICE, to cut into sm...
diked
10
11
DIKE, to furnish wit...
dined
8
8
DINE, to eat dinner...
dited
9
7
DITE, (obsolete) to...
dived
11
11
DIVE, to plunge head...
doled
9
8
DOLE, to distribute...
domed
9
10
DOME, to cover with...
doped
10
10
DOPE, to give a narc...
dorad
8
7
any member of the fi...
dosed
8
7
DOSE, to give a meas...
doted
8
7
DOTE, to love excess...
doved
10
11
DOVE, to doze, also...
dowed
11
10
DOW, to be able [v]
dozed
11
16
DOZE, to sleep light...
dread
8
7
inspiring fear [adj...
dreed
8
7
DREE, to suffer, end...
dried
9
7
DRY, to remove the m...
droid
9
7
(colloquial) an andr...
druid
10
8
one of an ancient or...
dryad
15
9
a nymph of the woods...
duded
9
9
DUDE, to dress in fl...
duked
10
12
DUKE, to fight with...
duped
11
11
DUPE, to deceive [v]
dured
9
8
DURE, (obsolete) to...
dyked
16
13
DYKE, to furnish wit...
ealed
8
7
EALE, (Shakespeare)...
eaned
6
7
EAN, to give birth t...
eared
7
6
EAR, to plough or ti...
eased
7
6
EASE, to free from p...
eaved
9
10
having eaves [adj]
ebbed
12
12
EBB, to move back fr...
eched
13
11
ECHE, (obsolete) to...
edged
9
9
EDGE, to furnish wit...
effed
12
12
EFF, euphemism for f...
egged
10
10
EGG, to incite [v]
eiked
9
10
EIK, (Scots) to augm...
eland
8
8
a large African ante...
elfed
11
10
ELF, to entangle (ha...
eliad
9
7
an amorous glance, a...
embed
11
12
to plant firmly, als...
emend
8
10
to correct, also EME...
ended
7
8
END, to terminate [v...
ephod
12
11
a sleeveless garment...
equid
17
16
any member of the ho...
erned
7
7
ERNE [v]
erred
8
6
ERR, to make a mista...
euked
9
11
EUK, to itch, also E...
eupad
10
10
an antiseptic powder...
ewked
12
13
EWK, to itch, also E...
faced
13
12
FACE, to confront [v...
faded
10
10
FADE, to lose colour...
faked
11
13
FAKE, to pretend and...
famed
11
12
FAME, to make famous...
farad
10
9
a unit of electrical...
fared
10
9
FARE, to get on or s...
fated
10
9
FATE, to destine [v]
fauld
12
11
the arch over the da...
faurd
11
10
(Scots) favoured [ad...
faxed
16
16
FAX, to send message...
fayed
16
11
FAY, to clean out es...
fazed
13
18
FAZE, to unsettle, a...
felid
12
10
a member of the cat...
feted
10
9
FETE, to honour with...
fetid
11
9
stinking, also FOETI...
feued
10
10
FEU, to grant land t...
feyed
16
11
FEY, to clean out, e...
field
12
10
to play as a fielder...
fiend
10
10
a devil; a person dr...
fifed
13
12
FIFE, to play a high...
fiked
12
13
FIKE, to fidget rest...
filed
12
10
FILE, to arrange in...
fined
10
10
FINE, to incur a mon...
fiord
11
9
a narrow inlet of th...
fired
11
9
FIRE, to project by...
fixed
17
16
FIX, to make firm, r...
fjeld
14
19
(Norwegian) a high,...
fjord
13
18
a narrow inlet of th...
flied
12
10
FLY, to move through...
flood
11
10
to inundate [v -ED,...
flued
12
11
having a flue [adj]
fluid
13
11
flowing [adj FLUIDLY...
found
10
11
to establish [v -ED,...
foxed
16
16
FOX, to outwit [v]
fraud
11
10
criminal deception [...
freed
10
9
FREE, to set at libe...
fremd
12
12
(Scots) a stranger,...
fried
11
9
FRY, to cook in fat...
frond
10
10
a type of leaf [n -S...
fumed
12
13
FUME, to give off sm...
fused
11
10
FUSE, to equip with...
fuzed
14
19
FUZE, to equip with...
fyked
18
15
FYKE, to fidget rest...
gadid
10
9
a type of fish, also...
gaged
10
10
GAGE, to pledge as s...
galed
10
9
GALE, to frolic play...
gamed
10
11
GAME, to gamble [v]
gaped
11
11
GAPE, to stare with...
gated
9
8
GATE, to supply with...
gazed
12
17
GAZE, to look intent...
gelid
11
9
extremely cold, icy...
geoid
9
8
the figure of the ea...
gibed
12
11
GIBE, to scoff, mock...
gived
12
12
GIVE, to transfer fr...
gland
10
10
a secreting organ [n...
gleed
10
9
a glowing coal [n -S...
glued
11
10
GLUE, to fasten with...
gonad
8
9
an organ in an anima...
goold
10
9
a flower, also GOOL...
gored
9
8
GORE, to pierce with...
gourd
10
9
a large hard-rinded...
grand
9
9
large and impressive...
greed
9
8
excessive desire for...
grind
10
9
to wear, smooth or s...
grued
10
9
GRUE, to shudder, fe...
grund
10
10
as in Scots grund ma...
guard
10
9
to protect [v -ED, -...
guild
12
10
an association of pe...
guyed
16
11
GUY, to make fun of...
gybed
18
13
GYBE, in sailing, to...
gyeld
17
11
(Spenser) a guild [n...
gyred
16
10
GYRE, to move in a c...
gyved
18
14
GYVE, to fetter, als...
haded
10
9
HADE, to incline fro...
haled
11
9
HALE, to compel to g...
halid
12
9
a compound of a halo...
hamed
11
11
HAME, (Scots) to go...
hared
10
8
HARE, to run like a...
hated
10
8
HATE, to loathe [v]
hauld
12
10
(Scots) tenancy, as...
hawed
13
11
HAW, to make indecis...
hayed
16
10
HAY, to convert cut...
hazed
13
17
HAZE, to make a shim...
heald
11
9
(obsolete) to heel,...
heard
10
8
herd [n -S]
heled
11
9
HELE, to hide [v]
hewed
13
11
HEW, to cut with an...
hexad
16
15
a group of six, also...
hexed
16
15
HEX, to cast an evil...
heyed
16
10
HEY, to dance the he...
hided
11
9
HIDE, to conceal [v]
hiked
12
12
HIKE, to go walking...
hired
11
8
HIRE, to use for a p...
hived
13
12
HIVE, to enter a bee...
hoaed
9
8
HOA, to stop [v]
hoard
10
8
to gather and store...
hodad
10
9
a nonsurfer, also HO...
hohed
12
10
HOH, to stop, also H...
hoied
10
8
HOI, to urge, incite...
hoked
11
12
HOKE, to give false...
holed
11
9
HOLE, to make a cavi...
homed
11
11
HOME, to return to a...
honed
9
9
HONE, to whet [v]
hoord
10
8
(obsolete) a hoard [...
hoped
12
11
HOPE, to have a desi...
hosed
10
8
HOSE, to spray with...
hound
10
10
to pursue relentless...
hoved
12
12
HOVE, to swell [v]
hoxed
16
15
HOX, (Shakespeare) t...
hoyed
16
10
HOY, to incite [v]
hudud
12
11
(Arabic) a set of la...
humid
13
12
moist, having much h...
hyoid
17
10
a bone at the base o...
hyped
19
13
HYPE, to stimulate a...
iched
14
11
ICH, (Shakespeare) t...
idled
10
8
IDLE, to be unoccupi...
igged
11
10
IGG, (slang) to igno...
iliad
10
7
a long poem [n -S]
imbed
12
12
to plant firmly, als...
imped
12
12
IMP, to graft feathe...
inked
9
11
INK, to colour with...
inned
7
8
IN, to take in e.g....
iodid
9
7
a salt of hydriodic...
irked
10
10
IRK, to annoy or wea...
isled
10
7
ISLE, to place on a...
ivied
11
10
covered with ivy [ad...
izard
12
15
(French) the Pyrenea...
jaded
10
16
JADE, to tire [v]
japed
12
18
JAPE, to play a joke...
jawed
13
18
JAW, to chatter at l...
jehad
12
17
in Islam, a holy war...
jerid
11
15
a wooden Oriental ja...
jewed
13
18
JEW, to barter succe...
jibed
13
18
JIBE [v]
jihad
13
17
in Islam, a holy war...
jived
13
19
JIVE, to dance to ja...
jobed
12
18
JOBE, to reprimand t...
joked
11
19
JOKE, to say somethi...
joled
11
16
JOL, (South African...
jowed
13
18
JOW, to ring, toll a...
joyed
16
17
JOY, to rejoice [v]
juked
12
20
JUKE, to dance [v]
kawed
12
13
KAW, to cry like a c...
keyed
15
12
KEY, to enter (data)...
kited
10
10
KITE, to obtain mone...
knead
8
11
to massage with the...
kneed
8
11
KNEE, to strike with...
laced
12
10
LACE, to draw togeth...
laded
9
8
LADE, to load with c...
laird
10
7
the owner of a lande...
laked
10
11
LAKE [v]
lamed
10
10
(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
lased
9
7
LASE, to use a laser...
lated
9
7
(Shakespeare) belate...
laund
9
9
(Shakespeare) a glad...
laved
11
11
LAVE, (archaic) to w...
lawed
12
10
LAW, (obsolete) to t...
layed
15
9
LAY, to deposit as a...
lazed
12
16
LAZE, to pass time i...
lemed
10
10
LEME, to gleam, glow...
lepid
12
10
pleasant, jocose [ad...
lered
9
7
LERE, (Scots) to tea...
liard
10
7
grey; dapple-grey, a...
liked
11
11
LIKE, to be fond of...
limed
11
10
LIME, to treat with...
lined
9
8
LINE, to mark out wi...
lipid
13
10
any of a class of fa...
lited
10
7
LITE, (Spenser) to a...
lived
12
11
LIVE, to function as...
livid
13
11
of bluish leaden col...
lobed
11
10
LOBE, to divide into...
lomed
10
10
LOME, to cover with...
looed
8
7
LOO, to love, also L...
loord
9
7
a lout [n -S]
loped
11
10
LOPE, to run with a...
losed
9
7
LOSE, to misplace or...
loued
9
8
LOU, (Scots) to love...
lound
9
9
(Scots) to calm, als...
loved
11
11
LOVE, to feel great...
lowed
12
10
LOW, to utter the so...
lownd
12
11
(Scots) sheltered, c...
loxed
15
14
LOX, to supply with...
lubed
12
11
LUBE, to lubricate [...
lucid
14
11
easily understood [a...
luged
11
10
LUGE, to race on a s...
lured
10
8
LURE, to attract wit...
lurid
11
8
shining with a red g...
luted
10
8
LUTE, to play on the...
luxed
16
15
LUX, to clean with a...
lyard
16
9
grey, dapple-grey, a...
lysed
16
9
LYSE, to cause to un...
lyted
16
9
LYTE, to alight, als...
maaed
8
9
MAA, to bleat like a...
maced
12
12
MACE, to attack with...
madid
10
10
wet; dank [adj]
maned
8
10
having a mane [adj]
marid
10
9
(Arabic) a jinn of t...
mased
9
9
MASE, to act as a ma...
mated
9
9
MATE, to couple with...
maund
9
11
(obsolete) to beg [v...
mawed
12
12
MAW, (US) to mow [v]
maxed
15
16
MAX, to reach a maxi...
mayed
15
11
MAY, to gather flowe...
mazed
12
18
MAZE, to bewilder [v...
menad
8
10
a female follower of...
mened
8
10
MENE, (Scots) to lam...
mered
9
9
MERE, to mark off, d...
meted
9
9
METE, to distribute...
meved
11
13
MEVE, (obsolete) to...
mewed
12
12
MEW, of a cat, to ma...
miked
11
13
MIKE, to record by u...
mimed
11
12
MIME, to mimic [v]
mined
9
10
MINE, to dig for val...
mired
10
9
MIRE, to sink in mud...
mirid
11
9
a variety of leaf bu...
mixed
16
16
MIX, to combine toge...
moled
10
10
MOLE, to elicit bit...
monad
8
10
the number one; a un...
mooed
8
9
MOO, to make the sou...
moped
11
12
a type of motorbike...
mosed
9
9
MOSE, to have glande...
moted
9
9
having a mote [adj]
mould
11
11
to work into a parti...
mound
9
11
to heap in a pile [v...
moved
11
13
MOVE, to change from...
mowed
12
12
MOW, to cut down a c...
mozed
12
18
MOZE, to raise a nap...
mucid
14
13
mouldy, musty [adj]
muled
11
11
MULE, to strike a co...
mured
10
10
MURE, to wall up the...
murid
11
10
any of the family of...
mused
10
10
MUSE, to ponder [v]
muted
10
10
MUTE, to deaden the...
muxed
16
17
MUX, to spoil, botch...
myoid
16
11
a section of a retin...
mysid
17
11
a kind of small shri...
naiad
7
7
a water nymph [n NAI...
naked
8
11
without clothes [adj...
naled
8
8
an agricultural pest...
named
8
10
NAME, to give a titl...
naped
9
10
NAPE, to attack with...
neeld
8
8
a needle, also NEELE...
newed
10
10
NEW, to renew [v]
nicad
11
10
(short for) nickel-c...
nided
8
8
NIDE, to nest [v]
nitid
9
7
bright, shining [adj...
nixed
14
14
NIX, to veto [v]
nomad
8
10
a member of a wander...
nosed
7
7
NOSE, to sniff with...
noted
7
7
NOTE, to write down...
nould
9
9
NILL, to be unwillin...
nowed
10
10
knotted [adj]
noyed
13
9
NOY, (Spenser) to an...
nuked
9
12
NUKE, to attack with...
oaked
8
10
(of wine) stored for...
oared
7
6
OAR, to propel a boa...
obied
10
9
OBI, to bewitch [v]
octad
11
9
a group of eight [n...
offed
12
12
OFF, to go away [v]
ogeed
8
8
having an ogee [adj]
ogled
10
9
OGLE, to stare at le...
oiled
9
7
OIL, to lubricate wi...
onned
6
8
ON, to go on [v]
oohed
9
8
OOH, to express surp...
ooped
9
9
OOP, to bind with th...
ootid
8
6
one of the four sect...
oozed
10
15
OOZE, to leak slowly...
opted
10
9
OPT, to decide or ch...
orbed
10
9
ORB, to form into a...
oread
7
6
a mountain nymph [n...
ouped
10
10
OUP, to bind with th...
outed
8
7
OUT, to reveal [v]
ovoid
10
10
an egg-shaped body [...
owled
12
10
OWL, to smuggle wool...
owned
10
10
OWN, to have as a po...
paced
13
12
PACE, to walk with m...
paged
11
11
PAGE, to summon by c...
pagod
11
11
an Eastern temple, e...
paled
11
10
PALE, to lose colour...
paned
9
10
PANE, to insert pane...
pared
10
9
PARE, to shave or cu...
pated
10
9
having a pate [adj]
paved
12
13
PAVE, to cover with...
pavid
13
13
afraid; timid [adj]
pawed
13
12
PAW, to draw the for...
payed
16
11
PAY, to give money i...
paysd
17
11
(Spenser) poised [v]
pened
9
10
PENE, to beat with a...
piend
10
10
an outward pointing...
piked
12
13
PIKE, to pierce with...
piled
12
10
PILE, to lay one upo...
pined
10
10
PINE, to languish wi...
piped
13
12
PIPE, to convey by m...
pized
14
18
PIZE, (dialect) to s...
plaid
12
10
a long piece of twil...
plead
11
10
to beg for earnestly...
plied
12
10
PLY, to bend or fold...
pohed
12
11
POH, to reject conte...
poind
10
10
(Scots) to distrain,...
poked
11
13
POKE, to prod [v]
poled
11
10
POLE, to propel with...
pooed
9
9
POO, (slang) to defe...
pored
10
9
PORE, to examine clo...
posed
10
9
POSE, to assume a fi...
poted
10
9
POTE, to poke, thrus...
pound
10
11
to strike heavily an...
pownd
13
13
(Spenser) to pound,...
poxed
16
16
POX, to infect with...
preed
10
9
PREE, (Scots) to mak...
pried
11
9
PRY, to inquire impe...
proud
11
10
having or displaying...
pseud
11
10
a person pretending...
puked
12
14
PUKE, to vomit [v]
puled
12
11
PULE, to pipe; to wh...
pured
11
10
PUR, to utter a low,...
putid
12
10
decayed; fetid [adj]
pwned
13
13
PWN, (slang) to domi...
pyned
16
12
PYNE, to yearn inten...
pyoid
17
11
purulent [adj]
pyxed
23
18
PYX, to test newly m...
quayd
23
18
(Spenser) daunted [a...
quoad
16
16
(Latin) as far as [a...
rabid
11
9
afflicted with rabie...
raced
11
9
RACE, to compete in...
raged
9
8
RAGE, to react with...
rahed
10
8
RAH, to cheer on a t...
raird
9
6
(Scots) an uproar, a...
raked
9
10
RAKE, to gather with...
ranid
8
7
any of a large famil...
raped
10
9
RAPE, to take by for...
rapid
11
9
quick [adj RAPIDER,...
rared
8
6
RARE, to be enthusia...
rased
8
6
RASE, to demolish, a...
rated
8
6
RATE, to estimate th...
raved
10
10
RAVE, to utter wildl...
raxed
14
13
RAX, to stretch out...
rayed
14
8
RAY, to emit a narro...
razed
11
15
RAZE, to demolish, a...
readd
8
7
to add again [v -ED,...
rebid
11
9
to bid again [v REBI...
reded
8
7
REDE, (archaic) to a...
redid
9
7
REDO, to do again [v...
refed
10
9
REFEED, to feed agai...
reird
9
6
(Scots) an uproar, a...
reked
9
10
REKE, (Spenser) to r...
resid
9
6
a type of fuel oil [...
resod
8
6
to put down new turf...
rewed
11
9
to wed again [v REWE...
riced
12
9
RICE, to form soft f...
rigid
11
8
stiff [adj RIGIDER,...
riled
10
7
RILE, to anger [v]
rimed
10
9
RIME, to cover with...
riped
11
9
RIPE, to ripen [v]
rived
11
10
RIVE, to tear apart...
robed
10
9
ROBE, to dress [v]
roded
8
7
RODE, to perform an...
roked
9
10
ROKE, to steam, smok...
roped
10
9
ROPE, to bind with t...
rorid
9
6
dewy, also RORAL, RO...
rosed
8
6
ROSE, to redden [v]
roted
8
6
ROTE, to learn by re...
round
8
8
shaped like a sphere...
roved
10
10
ROVE, to roam [v]
rowed
11
9
ROW, to propel by me...
rownd
11
10
(obsolete) to round...
ruled
10
8
RULE, to exercise co...
runed
8
8
bearing runes [adj]
ryked
16
12
RYKE, (Scots) to rea...
sabed
10
9
SABE, to know, to un...
safed
10
9
SAFE, (obsolete) to...
salad
9
7
a dish of green raw...
saned
7
7
SANE, to make the si...
sapid
11
9
pleasant to the tast...
sared
8
6
SAR, (Scots) to savo...
sarod
8
6
(Hindi) an Indian in...
sated
8
6
SATE, to satisfy to...
saved
10
10
SAVE, to rescue from...
sawed
11
9
SAW, to cut with a j...
sayed
14
8
(Arabic) a Muslim cl...
sayid
15
8
(Arabic) a descendan...
scald
13
10
to burn with hot liq...
scand
11
10
SCAN, to examine clo...
scaud
12
10
(Scots) to scald [v...
scend
11
10
of a ship, to pitch...
scold
13
10
to rebuke harshly [v...
scrod
12
9
a young cod, also SC...
seeld
9
7
(Spenser) rare, unus...
sepad
10
9
to suppose, uphold [...
sered
8
6
SERE, to burn the su...
sewed
11
9
SEW, to mend or fast...
sexed
14
13
SEX, to assess organ...
shand
10
9
(obsolete) in crimin...
shard
11
8
a fragment of broken...
shend
10
9
(archaic) to put to...
sherd
11
8
a fragment of broken...
shied
11
8
SHY, to jump aside,...
shoed
10
8
SHOE, to provide wit...
showd
14
11
(Scots) to rock to a...
shred
11
8
to cut into fine str...
sided
9
7
SIDE, to support or...
sield
10
7
(Spenser) provided w...
siled
10
7
SILE, to strain, als...
sined
8
7
SINE, (Scots) to rin...
siped
11
9
SIPE, (dialect) to s...
sired
9
6
SIRE, to beget [v]
sited
9
6
SITE, to place in po...
sized
12
15
SIZE, to cover with...
skald
11
11
an ancient Scandinav...
skeed
9
10
SKEE, to ski [v]
skied
10
10
SKI, to travel over...
skyed
16
12
SKY, to hit or throw...
slaid
10
7
a sledge [n -S]
sloid
10
7
(Swedish) a Swedish...
slojd
12
16
(Swedish) a Swedish...
sloyd
16
9
(Swedish) a Swedish...
slued
10
8
SLUE, to cause to mo...
snead
7
7
the curved handle of...
sneed
7
7
SNEE, (obsolete) to...
snood
7
7
to wear a net or fab...
soled
9
7
SOLE, to replace the...
solid
10
7
having definite shap...
sored
8
6
SORE, to make sore [...
sound
8
8
being in good health...
sowed
11
9
SOW, to scatter seed...
sownd
11
10
(Spenser) to swoon [...
spaed
10
9
SPAE, to foretell [v...
spald
12
10
(Scots) the shoulder...
spard
11
9
(archaic) spared [ad...
spayd
17
11
a male deer in his t...
speed
10
9
to move swiftly [v S...
speld
12
10
(Scots) to spread op...
spend
10
10
to expend, to pay ou...
spied
11
9
SPY, to watch secret...
sprad
11
9
SPREAD, to stretch o...
spred
11
9
(obsolete) to spread...
sprod
11
9
a salmon in its seco...
spued
11
10
SPUE, (archaic) to s...
squad
17
16
to form into small,...
squid
18
16
a kind of cephalopod...
staid
9
6
sober and sedate [ad...
stand
8
7
to assume an upright...
stead
8
6
to avail, help, serv...
stedd
9
7
(Spenser) to stead,...
steed
8
6
(Spenser) to stead,...
stend
8
7
(Scots) to bound, st...
stied
9
6
STY, to keep in a pi...
stond
8
7
(Spenser) a stand [n...
stood
8
6
STAND, to assume an...
strad
9
6
(short for) a Stradi...
styed
15
8
STY, to keep in a pi...
sured
9
7
SURE, to provide wit...
sused
9
7
SUS, to arrest for s...
sward
12
9
to cover with turf [...
sweed
11
9
SWEE, to sway, swing...
sword
12
9
a weapon with a long...
syned
14
9
SYNE, to rinse, wash...
synod
14
9
an ecclesiastical as...
syped
17
11
SYPE, (dialect) to s...
tabid
11
9
affected by tabes, p...
tamed
9
9
TAME, to make tame [...
taped
10
9
TAPE, to put tape ov...
tared
8
6
TAR, to cover with a...
tased
8
6
TASE, to stun with a...
tauld
10
8
TELL, to inform [v]
tawed
11
9
TAW, to convert into...
taxed
14
13
TAX, to impose a cha...
teaed
7
6
TEA, to drink a beve...
teend
7
7
to kindle, burn, als...
teiid
9
6
a tropical American...
teind
8
7
(Scots) to assess or...
temed
9
9
(Spenser) brought to...
tepid
11
9
moderately warm [adj...
tewed
11
9
TEW, to hustle [v]
theed
10
8
THEE, to use the pro...
third
12
8
number three in sequ...
thrid
12
8
(Spenser) to thread...
ticed
12
9
TICE, (Shakespeare)...
tided
9
7
TIDE, to flow like t...
tiled
10
7
TILE, to cover with...
timed
10
9
TIME, to reckon the...
timid
11
9
lacking courage or s...
tined
8
7
TINE, (Scots) to los...
tired
9
6
fatigued [adj TIREDE...
toged
9
8
clad in a toga [adj]
toked
9
10
TOKE, to puff a mari...
toled
9
7
TOLE, to lure or dec...
toned
7
7
TONE, to give a part...
toped
10
9
TOPE, to drink liquo...
tosed
8
6
TOSE, (Scots) to tea...
toted
8
6
TOTE, to carry by ha...
towed
11
9
TOW, to pull by mean...
toyed
14
8
TOY, to amuse onesel...
tozed
11
15
TOZE, to tease out,...
tread
8
6
to walk on, over, or...
treed
8
6
TREE, to drive up a...
trend
8
7
to have a tendency f...
triad
9
6
a group of three [n...
tried
9
6
TRIE, (Spenser) to t...
trild
11
7
TRILL, to play with...
troad
8
6
(Spenser) a track, p...
trued
9
7
TRUE, to make true [...
tsked
10
10
TSK, to utter an exc...
tubed
11
10
TUBE, to fit with a...
tumid
11
10
swollen [adj TUMIDLY...
tuned
8
8
TUNE, to adjust to a...
tweed
11
9
a coarse woollen fab...
tyned
14
9
TYNE, to lose, also...
typed
17
11
TYPE, to print with...
tyred
15
8
TYRE, to supply a co...
ugged
11
11
UG, to arouse loathi...
ulnad
9
9
toward the ulna, the...
ummed
11
13
UM, to express doubt...
umped
12
13
UMP, (short for) to...
unbed
10
11
to rouse from bed [v...
unbid
11
11
not bid or commanded...
undid
9
9
UNDO, to bring to ru...
unfed
10
11
not fed [adj]
ungod
9
10
to deprive of divini...
unked
9
12
odd; strange; uncout...
unkid
10
12
odd; strange; uncout...
unled
9
9
not led [adj]
unlid
10
9
to take the lid off...
unred
8
8
(Spenser) unread, in...
unrid
9
8
(archaic) unridden [...
unsod
8
8
not boiled, not sodd...
unwed
11
11
not wed, also UNWEDD...
upend
10
11
to turn upside down...
upled
12
11
UPLEAD, to lead up [...
upped
13
13
UP, to raise [v]
urged
10
9
URGE, to drive forwa...
urned
8
8
URN, to place in an...
urped
11
10
URP, (slang) to vomi...
ursid
10
7
a meteor [n -S]
vaded
10
11
VADE, to pass away [...
valid
12
11
sound, legally adequ...
vaned
9
11
having a vane [adj]
vaped
12
13
VAPE, to inhale nico...
vapid
13
13
empty [adj VAPIDER,...
vexed
16
17
VEX, to distress or...
viand
10
11
an item of food; esp...
viced
14
13
VICE, to grip with a...
vined
10
11
VINE, to remove vine...
viold
12
11
(Milton) vialled, pu...
vired
11
10
VIRE, to transfer fu...
virid
12
10
bright green [adj]
vised
11
10
VISE, to hold in a c...
vivid
14
14
strikingly bright or...
voled
11
11
VOLE, to win all tri...
voted
10
10
VOTE, to express an...
vowed
13
13
VOW, to make a solem...
vozhd
16
21
(Russian) a supreme...
waded
11
10
WADE, to walk throug...
waged
12
11
WAGE, to engage in o...
waked
12
13
WAKE, to rouse from...
waled
12
10
WALE, to mark with w...
wamed
12
12
having a wame, womb...
waned
10
10
WANE, to decrease in...
wared
11
9
WARE, to beware of [...
waved
13
13
WAVE, to flutter bac...
waxed
17
16
WAX, to treat with w...
wayed
17
11
WAY, (Spenser) to we...
weald
12
10
a woodland [n -S]
weird
12
9
eeerily strange, als...
wexed
17
16
WEX, (obsolete) to w...
wield
13
10
to handle or use eff...
wifed
14
12
WIFE, to take to wif...
wiled
13
10
WILE, to beguile, al...
wined
11
10
WINE, to provide wit...
wiped
14
12
WIPE, to rub lightly...
wired
12
9
WIRE, to fasten with...
wised
12
9
WISE, (Scots) to gui...
wited
12
9
WITE, (Scots) to bla...
wived
14
13
WIVE, (archaic) to t...
woald
12
10
yellow pigment [n -S...
wooed
10
9
WOO, to court; to se...
woold
12
10
to wind a rope or ch...
world
13
10
the earth and all it...
would
13
11
the desired or inten...
wound
11
11
to inflict an injury...
wowed
14
12
WOW, to impress or a...
wried
12
9
WRY, to give a twist...
wyled
19
12
WYLE, to beguile, al...
wyted
18
11
WYTE, (Scots) to bla...
yaird
15
8
a yard, a garden [n...
yauld
16
10
(Scots) active, nimb...
yawed
17
11
YAW, of e.g. a plane...
yclad
19
12
CLOTHE, to provide w...
ycled
19
12
CLOTHE, to provide w...
ycond
17
12
CON, to study carefu...
ydrad
15
9
DREAD, to fear great...
ydred
15
9
DREAD, to fear great...
yeard
14
8
(Scots) to bury, als...
yexed
20
15
YEX, to hiccup, also...
yield
16
9
to give up [v YIELDE...
yiked
16
12
YIKE, (Australian sl...
yoked
15
12
YOKE, to join (anima...
yowed
17
11
YOW, to howl, also Y...
yrivd
18
12
RIVE, to tear apart...
yuked
16
13
YUKE, (dialect) to i...
zoned
10
16
ZONE, to arrange in...
zooid
11
15
an organic cell capa...
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