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abased
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ABASE, to lower in r...
abated
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ABATE, to reduce in...
abided
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11
ABIDE, to wait for;...
aboard
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10
on board [adv]
aboded
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11
ABODE, to presage, f...
abound
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to exist in great pl...
abraid
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10
(Spenser) to awake,...
abroad
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10
in or to a foreign c...
absurd
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11
the condition of man...
abused
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11
ABUSE, to revile or...
acarid
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10
a member of the mite...
accend
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14
(obsolete) to kindle...
accord
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13
to bring into agreem...
adawed
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ADAW, (Spenser) to d...
addend
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an amount to be adde...
addled
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10
ADDLE, to confuse [v...
adland
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an idealised land po...
adored
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8
ADORE, to love deepl...
adread
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8
(obsolete) to dread...
adward
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11
(Spenser) to award [...
aefald
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11
onefold, also AEFAUL...
aeried
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having aeries, e.g....
afawld
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onefold, also AEFALD...
afeard
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10
(Shakespeare) afraid...
affied
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AFFY, (obsolete) to...
afford
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to have sufficient m...
afield
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11
in the field [adv]
afraid
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10
struck with fear [ad...
agamid
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a kind of tropical l...
agazed
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18
(Shakespeare) struck...
agreed
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9
AGREE, to have the s...
airned
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8
AIRN, to iron [v]
airted
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7
AIRT, to direct, als...
aisled
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8
having aisles [adj]
alated
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8
having wings, also A...
alayed
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10
ALAY, to quell, also...
aleyed
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10
ALEYE, to quell, als...
algoid
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10
of the nature of, or...
alidad
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9
a device used in ang...
alined
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9
ALINE, to arrange in...
aliped
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11
an animal with winge...
allied
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9
ALLY, to join by mar...
almond
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12
a kind of edible nut...
amated
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10
AMATE, (archaic) to...
amazed
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19
AMAZE, to overwhelm...
ambled
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14
AMBLE, to saunter [v...
amened
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11
AMEN, to conclude pr...
amoved
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14
AMOVE, (obsolete) to...
amused
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11
AMUSE, to entertain...
aneled
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9
ANELE, to anoint wit...
angled
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11
ANGLE, to with hook...
ankled
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13
ANKLE, to walk [v]
anteed
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8
ANTE, to put a fixed...
aoudad
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9
a North African wild...
appaid
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13
APPAY, to satisfy, a...
appayd
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15
APPAY, to satisfy, a...
append
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to add on to [v -ED,...
aramid
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10
a strong lightweight...
arched
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12
ARCH, to bend like a...
arcked
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14
ARC, to make an elec...
argand
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10
a gas lamp named aft...
argled
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10
ARGLE, to argue [v]
argued
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10
ARGUE, to discuss wi...
ariled
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8
having an aril, also...
around
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9
on all sides [prep]
ascend
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11
to go or move upward...
atoned
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8
ATONE, to make amend...
attend
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8
to be present at [v...
augend
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11
a number to which an...
autoed
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8
AUTO, to ride in an...
avaled
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12
AVALE, (obsolete) to...
avised
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11
AVISE, to advise, al...
avized
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AVIZE, to advise, al...
avowed
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AVOW, to declare [v]
avyzed
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AVYZE, to advise, al...
awaked
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14
AWAKE, to rouse from...
axised
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14
having an axis [adj]
axseed
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14
a kind of vetch, aka...
ayword
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12
(Shakespeare) a bywo...
azoted
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16
combined with azote,...
babied
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BABY, to treat like...
bached
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15
BACH, to live as a b...
backed
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BACK, to help or sup...
badged
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BADGE, to supply wit...
baffed
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BAFF, in golf, to st...
bagged
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14
BAG, to put in a pou...
bailed
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11
BAIL, to set free by...
baited
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10
BAIT, to set a trap...
baized
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19
BAIZE, to cover with...
balded
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12
BALD, to lose one's...
balked
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15
BALK, to refrain fro...
ballad
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a slow, sentimental...
balled
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12
BALL, to form into a...
balmed
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BALM, to embalm [v]
bammed
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BAM, to hoax or chea...
banded
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12
BAND, to decorate wi...
banged
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13
BANG, to make a loud...
banked
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15
BANK, to deposit mon...
banned
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12
BAN, to forbid or pr...
banted
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11
BANT, to diet [v]
barbed
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BARB, to pierce with...
barded
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11
BARDE, to cover a ho...
barfed
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13
BARF, (colloquial) t...
barged
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12
BARGE, to push one's...
barked
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14
BARK, to make a soun...
barned
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BARN, to store in a...
barred
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10
BARRE, to execute ba...
bashed
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12
BASH, to strike [v]
basked
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14
BASK, to relax in pl...
bassed
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10
BASSE [v]
basted
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10
BASTE, to keep (meat...
batard
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10
a birchbark canoe [n...
bathed
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12
BATHE, to wash by im...
batted
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10
BAT, to hit a ball w...
bauked
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15
BAUK, to refrain fro...
bawled
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14
BAWL, to shout or cr...
bayard
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a bay horse, or hors...
bayted
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12
BAYT, (Spenser) to b...
bazzed
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BAZZ, to throw (as a...
beaded
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BEAD, to adorn with...
beaked
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having a beak [adj]
beamed
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BEAM, to emit a ray...
beaned
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BEAN, to hit on the...
beared
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10
BEAR, to endure [v]
becked
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BECK, to beckon [v]
bedded
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BED, to provide with...
bedrid
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11
(obsolete) confined...
bedyed
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BEDYE, to dye or sta...
beefed
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BEEF, to grumble [v]
beeped
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BEEP, to honk a horn...
beeted
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BEET, to improve or...
befeld
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BEFALL, to happen or...
begged
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14
BEG, to ask for [v]
begild
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to gild [v BEGILT or...
begird
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(archaic) to bind wi...
beglad
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to make glad [v BEGL...
behead
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to cut off the head...
beheld
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BEHOLD, to view [v]
behind
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the buttocks [n -S]
behold
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to view [v BEHELD, B...
beined
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BEIN, to fill [v]
belaud
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to laud or praise gr...
beleed
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BELEE, to put on the...
belied
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BELIE, to misreprese...
belled
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BELL, to provide wit...
belted
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BELT, to thrash with...
bended
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BEND, to curve [v]
bermed
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BERM, to provide a b...
besped
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BESPEED, to help on...
bestad
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(Spenser) beset by,...
bested
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10
BEST, to outdo [v]
bestud
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to adorn with dots [...
betrod
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BETREAD, to walk upo...
betted
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BET, to wager [v]
beyond
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the unknown, the her...
biased
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BIAS, to cause to in...
bibbed
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BIB, to tipple [v]
biffed
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BIFF, to strike hard...
bifold
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a two-piece door [n...
bigged
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BIG, to build [v]
bilged
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BILGE, to spring a l...
bilked
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BILK, to avoid payin...
billed
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BILL, to charge some...
binged
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BINGE, to eat or dri...
binned
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BIN, to store in a l...
birded
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11
BIRD, to hunt birds...
birled
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BIRLE, to carouse, a...
birred
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BIRR, to make a whir...
birsed
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10
BIRSE, to bruise [v]
bitted
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BITT, to secure a ca...
bladed
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having a blade [adj]
blahed
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13
BLAH, to talk stupid...
blamed
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BLAME, to find fault...
blared
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BLARE, to sound loud...
blated
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11
BLATE, to babble [v]
blawed
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BLAW, (Scots) to blo...
blazed
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BLAZE, to burn with...
blowed
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BLOW, to propel by a...
blumed
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BLUME, to blossom [v...
boaked
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BOAK, to belch, vomi...
boated
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10
BOAT, to travel on a...
bobbed
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BOB, to move quickly...
bocked
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BOCK, to belch, also...
bodged
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BODGE, to patch up [...
bodied
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BODY, to give form t...
boffed
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BOFF, to hit, strike...
bogged
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14
BOG, to sink into a...
bogied
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12
BOGIE, (Australian s...
bogled
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13
BOGLE, to perform th...
boiled
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11
BOIL, to pass rapidl...
bolded
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12
BOLD, to make type b...
bolled
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12
BOLL, to form pods [...
bolted
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11
BOLT, to run away [v...
bombed
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BOMB, to attack with...
bonded
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BOND, to join togeth...
bonged
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BONG, to make a deep...
bonked
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BONK, to hit or thum...
boobed
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BOOB, to make a mist...
boohed
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12
BOOH, to show disapp...
booked
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BOOK, to reserve in...
booled
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BOOL, (Scots) to pla...
boomed
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BOOM, to make a roar...
boosed
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BOOSE, to drink exce...
booted
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10
BOOT, to kick with t...
boozed
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BOOZE, to drink exce...
bopped
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BOP, to dance to pop...
borked
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BORK, to denigrate a...
bormed
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BORM, to smear with...
bossed
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10
BOSS, to domineer ov...
botted
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10
BOT, to cadge [v]
bouged
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BOUGE, (Shakespeare)...
bouned
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BOUN, to prepare, al...
boused
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BOUSE, to haul with...
bowled
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BOWL, to make a deli...
bowned
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BOWNE, to prepare, a...
bowsed
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13
BOWSE, to haul with...
boyard
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(Russian) a member o...
braced
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BRACE, to support [v...
braird
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to sprout above grou...
braked
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BRAKE, to slow down...
braved
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BRAVE, to face with...
brayed
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BRAY, to cry like as...
brazed
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BRAZE, to solder wit...
breded
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BREDE, to braid, to...
brewed
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BREW, to make beer [...
breyed
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12
BREY, (South Africa)...
briard
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(French) a kind of r...
bribed
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BRIBE, to influence...
brided
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BRIDE, to act the br...
brined
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BRINE, to treat with...
broked
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BROKE, to act as a s...
bromid
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a bromine compound,...
browed
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having a brow [adj]
bruted
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11
BRUTE, to girdle or...
bruxed
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BRUX, to grind teeth...
buboed
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relating to the bubo...
bucked
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BUCK, to leap forwar...
budded
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BUD, to produce unop...
budged
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BUDGE, to move or st...
buffed
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17
BUFF, to polish [v]
bugged
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15
BUG, to annoy [v]
bugled
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14
BUGLE, to play a bra...
buhund
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a type of Norwegian...
bulbed
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15
BULB, to swell out,...
bulged
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BULGE, to swell out...
bulked
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BULK, to gather into...
bulled
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BULL, to copulate wi...
bummed
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17
BUM, to live idly [v...
bumped
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17
BUMP, to knock again...
bumwad
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a type of paper used...
bunced
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BUNCE, to disguise p...
bunded
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BUND, to make an emb...
bunged
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14
BUNG, to plug with a...
bunked
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16
BUNK, to go to bed [...
bunted
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BUNT, to push with t...
buoyed
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13
BUOY, to mark with a...
buried
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11
BURY, to put in the...
burked
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BURKE, to murder by...
burled
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12
BURL, to finish clot...
burned
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12
BURN, to destroy by...
burped
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14
BURP, to belch [v]
burred
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11
BURR, to remove the...
bushed
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13
BUSH, to cover with...
busied
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11
BUSY, to occupy ones...
busked
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15
BUSK, to perform in...
bussed
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11
BUSS, to kiss [v]
busted
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11
BUST, to break, shat...
butled
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12
BUTLE, to serve as a...
butted
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11
BUTT, to hit with th...
buzzed
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BUZZ, to make a vibr...
byrled
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13
BYRL, to carouse, al...
byroad
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12
a side road [n -S]
byword
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15
a well known saying...
cabbed
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16
CAB, to travel by ta...
cabled
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14
CABLE, to fasten wit...
cached
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15
CACHE, to store in a...
cacked
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17
CACK, to defecate [v...
cadged
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13
CADGE, to get by beg...
cafard
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13
(French) severe depr...
calced
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14
wearing shoes, esp....
calked
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15
CALK, to make the se...
called
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12
CALL, to summon [v]
callid
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12
cunning, shrewd [adj...
calmed
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14
CALM, to become not...
calved
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15
CALVE, to give birth...
cammed
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16
CAM, to whiten with...
camped
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16
CAMP, to live in the...
canard
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11
(French) a false or...
candid
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12
an unposed photograp...
canned
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12
CANN, to direct stee...
canoed
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11
CANOE, to paddle a s...
canted
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11
CANT, to tilt or sla...
capped
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16
CAP, to provide with...
caprid
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13
a member of the goat...
capsid
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13
the outer shell of a...
carded
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11
CARD, to comb wool [...
caried
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10
affected by caries,...
carked
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14
CARK, (archaic) to w...
carped
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13
CARP, to find fault...
carted
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10
CART, to convey in a...
carved
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14
CARVE, to form by cu...
cashed
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12
CASH, to convert int...
casked
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14
CASK, to store in a...
casted
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10
cast off [adj]
catted
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10
CAT, to vomit [v]
caudad
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12
towards the tail [ad...
caumed
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14
CAUM, to whiten with...
caused
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11
CAUSE, to bring abou...
ceased
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10
CEASE, to stop [v]
ceazed
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19
CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
ceboid
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13
one of a family of m...
ceiled
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11
CEIL, to furnish wit...
celled
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12
CELL, to store in a...
censed
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11
CENSE, to perfume wi...
cerned
12
11
CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
cervid
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a member of the deer...
cessed
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10
CESSE, (Spenser) to...
chaced
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15
CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chafed
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15
CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chared
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12
CHARE, to do odd job...
chased
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12
CHASE, to pursue [v]
chawed
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15
CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chefed
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15
CHEF, to work as a c...
chewed
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15
CHEW, to grind with...
chided
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13
CHIDE, to scold [v]
chield
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13
(Scots) a man, a lad...
chimed
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15
CHIME, to ring in ha...
chined
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13
CHINE, to break the...
chived
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16
CHIVE, to cut with a...
choked
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16
CHOKE, to impede the...
chored
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12
CHORE, to do small j...
chowed
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15
CHOW, to eat [v]
chused
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13
CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuted
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13
CHUTE, to convey by...
cieled
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11
CIEL, to provide wit...
cisted
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10
containing cists [ad...
citied
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10
having cities [adj]
clawed
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14
CLAW, to scratch wit...
clayed
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13
CLAY, to purify (e.g...
cleped
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14
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clerid
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11
a predatory beetle [...
clewed
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14
CLEW, to attach a ro...
cliped
17
14
CLIPE, to tell tales...
cloked
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15
CLOKE, to clothe wit...
cloned
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12
CLONE, to reproduce...
closed
14
11
CLOSE, to make impas...
clowed
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14
CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
cloyed
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13
CLOY, to gratify bey...
clyped
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16
CLYPE, to tell tales...
coaled
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11
COAL, to supply with...
coated
12
10
COAT, to cover with...
coaxed
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17
COAX, to cajole [v]
cobbed
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16
COB, to strike [v]
coccid
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16
a kind of insect, th...
cocked
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17
COCK, to tilt to one...
codded
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12
COD, to hoax or make...
coffed
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16
COFF, (Scots) to buy...
cogged
15
14
COG, to cheat at dic...
cohead
14
12
to head jointly [v -...
coifed
15
13
COIF, to put the hai...
coiled
14
11
COIL, to wind in eve...
coined
12
11
COIN, to make metal...
colead
13
11
to lead jointly [v C...
colled
15
12
COLL, (obsolete) to...
colted
14
11
COLT, to cheat, defr...
combed
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16
COMB, to separate wi...
comped
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16
COMP, to work as a c...
conged
13
13
CONGE, to take leave...
conked
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15
CONK, to hit on the...
conned
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12
CONNE, (Spenser) to...
conoid
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11
anything like a cone...
cooeed
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10
COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooked
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14
COOK, to prepare foo...
cooled
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11
COOL, to lower the t...
coomed
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13
COOM, to begrime wit...
cooped
14
13
COOP, to confine [v]
copied
15
13
COPY, to imitate [v]
copped
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16
COP, to capture [v]
copsed
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13
COPSE, to cut back t...
corded
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11
CORD, to fasten with...
corked
14
14
CORK, to stop up [v]
corned
12
11
CORN, to preserve wi...
corvid
16
14
a member of the crow...
coshed
15
12
COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosied
13
10
COSY, to attempt to...
cosmid
15
13
a large plasmid used...
costed
13
10
COST, to estimate a...
cotted
13
10
COT, to become tangl...
cottid
14
10
a type of fish, also...
couped
15
14
COUP, (Scots) to ove...
coured
13
11
COUR, (obsolete) to...
coward
16
13
one who lacks courag...
cowked
17
17
COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowled
17
14
COWL, to cover with...
cowped
18
16
COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cozied
16
19
COZY, to attempt to...
craked
14
14
CRAKE, to utter the...
craned
12
11
CRANE, to stretch ou...
craped
15
13
CRAPE, to cover or s...
crated
13
10
CRATE, to put in a p...
craved
15
14
CRAVE, to desire gre...
crazed
16
19
CRAZE, to make insan...
creped
15
13
CREPE, to cover with...
crewed
16
13
CREW, to serve aboar...
crimed
15
13
CRIME, to convict ov...
crined
13
11
CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
cromed
14
13
CROME, to draw by a...
crowed
16
13
CROW, to gloat, exul...
cubbed
18
17
CUB, to bring forth...
cuboid
16
14
cube-shaped, also CU...
cuffed
18
17
CUFF, to strike with...
culled
16
13
CULL, to select from...
culmed
16
15
CULM, to form a culm...
cummed
16
17
CUM, to ejaculate sp...
cupped
18
17
CUP, to put into a s...
curbed
16
14
CURB, to restrain [v...
curded
14
12
CURD, to curdle [v]
curled
15
12
CURL, to form into r...
curred
14
11
CURR, to make a purr...
cursed
14
11
wicked [adj CURSEDER...
curved
16
15
CURVE, to deviate fr...
cusped
16
14
having a cusp [adj]
cuspid
17
14
a tooth with a singl...
cussed
14
11
CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cyanid
19
13
a direct compound of...
cybrid
23
15
a cell, plant etc. p...
cycled
24
16
CYCLE, to ride a bic...
cymoid
21
15
like a cyme, a type...
cyprid
23
15
a type of barnacle,...
cystid
21
12
a cyst-like structur...
cytoid
20
12
cell-like [adj]
dabbed
14
14
DAB, to touch lightl...
dacked
14
15
DACK, (Australian sl...
dadded
10
10
DAD, to dash against...
dadoed
9
9
DADO, to set into a...
daffed
14
14
DAFF, to play the fo...
dagged
12
12
DAG, to remove clott...
dained
9
9
DAINE, (Shakespeare)...
dammed
12
14
DAM, to build an emb...
damned
10
12
damnable [adj DAMNED...
damped
13
14
DAMP, to wet slightl...
danced
12
12
DANCE, to move rhyth...
danged
10
11
DANG, to damn [v]
danted
9
9
DANT, (obsolete) to...
dapped
14
14
DAP, to dip in water...
darked
11
12
DARK, to make dark [...
darned
9
9
bothersome [adj DARN...
darred
10
8
DARRE, to venture bo...
darted
10
8
DART, to move sudden...
dashed
12
10
DASH, to strike viol...
daubed
12
12
DAUB, to smear [v]
dauded
10
10
DAUD, to knock, also...
daured
10
9
DAUR, to venture bol...
dauted
10
9
DAUT, (Scots) to pet...
dawded
13
12
DAWD, (Scots) to kno...
dawned
12
12
DAWN, to grown light...
dawted
13
11
DAWT, (Scots) to pet...
daybed
18
13
a bed in a hospital...
deaded
9
9
DEAD, (obsolete) to...
deaned
8
9
DEAN, to serve as th...
deared
9
8
DEARE, to injure, al...
deaved
11
12
DEAVE, (Scots) to de...
deawed
12
11
DEAW, (Spenser) to c...
debted
12
11
obliged [adj]
decked
14
15
DECK, to adorn [v]
deeded
9
9
DEED, to transfer by...
deemed
10
11
DEEM, to hold as an...
deeved
11
12
DEEVE, to deafen, al...
defend
11
12
to protect [v -ED, -...
defied
12
11
DEFY, to resist open...
defund
12
13
to remove funding fr...
degged
12
12
DEG, (dialect) to wa...
deiced
13
11
DEICE, to free of ic...
delead
10
9
to free from lead [v...
delved
13
13
DELVE, to search in...
demand
10
12
to ask for with auth...
demoed
10
11
DEMO, to demonstrate...
denied
9
9
DENY, to declare to...
denned
8
10
DEN, to live in a la...
dented
9
9
DENT, to make a depr...
depend
11
12
to rely [v -ED, -ING...
derned
9
9
DERN, to keep hidden...
desand
9
9
to remove sand from...
deseed
9
8
to remove the seeds...
desmid
12
11
any member of a fami...
deuced
13
12
DEUCE, to even the s...
devoid
12
12
completely lacking [...
diacid
14
11
a type of chemical c...
dialed
11
9
DIAL, to use a calib...
dibbed
15
14
DIB, to fish by floa...
dicked
15
15
DICK, to copulate wi...
dicted
14
11
DICT, (obsolete) to...
dieted
10
8
DIET, to regulate fo...
digged
13
12
DIG, to make a hole,...
dilled
13
10
flavoured with dill...
dimmed
13
14
DIM, to reduce the l...
dinged
11
11
DING, to dash; to th...
dinked
11
13
DINK, to play a drop...
dinned
9
10
DIN, to make a loud...
dinted
10
9
DINT, to make a dent...
dioxid
17
15
an oxide with two at...
dipped
15
14
DIP, to immerse brie...
dirked
12
12
DIRK, to stab with a...
dirled
12
9
DIRL, (Scots) to (ca...
dirted
11
8
DIRT, to make dirty...
disbud
14
12
to remove buds from...
disced
14
11
DISC, to break up la...
dished
13
10
DISH, to put into a...
disked
12
12
DISK, to break up la...
dissed
11
8
DIS, to disparage, a...
ditted
11
8
DIT, (Scots) to bloc...
divied
13
12
DIVI, to divide up,...
doated
9
8
DOAT, to love excess...
dobbed
14
14
DOB, to inform on [v...
docked
14
15
DOCK, to bring into...
dodded
10
10
DOD, (Scots) to knoc...
dodged
11
11
DODGE, to evade [v]
doffed
14
14
DOFF, to take off [v...
dogged
12
12
stubbornly determine...
doiled
11
9
(Scots) crazy, fooli...
doited
10
8
(Scots) in one's dot...
dolled
12
10
DOLL, to dress styli...
donged
10
11
DONG, to ring a deep...
donned
8
10
DON, to put on [v]
dooced
12
11
DOOCE, to dismiss (a...
doodad
9
9
something whose name...
dooked
10
12
DOOK, (Scots) to duc...
doomed
10
11
DOOM, to condemn to...
doored
9
8
having a door [adj]
dopped
14
14
DOP, to dip [v]
dorred
10
8
DOR, to mock, scoff...
dorsad
10
8
toward the dorsum or...
dorted
10
8
DORT, (Scots) to sul...
dossed
10
8
DOSS, to sleep in an...
dotard
10
8
someone who dotes, a...
dotted
10
8
DOT, to cover with t...
douked
11
13
DOUK, to duck, bathe...
doused
10
9
DOUSE, to plunge int...
douted
10
9
DOUT, (Scots) to put...
downed
12
12
DOWN, to cause to fa...
dowsed
13
11
DOWSE, to search for...
draped
12
11
DRAPE, to arrange in...
drayed
16
10
DRAY, to transport b...
droned
9
9
DRONE, to make a mon...
droved
12
12
DROVE, to drive shee...
drownd
13
12
(colloquial) to drow...
dubbed
15
15
DUB, to confer knigh...
ducked
15
16
DUCK, to bob quickly...
ducted
14
12
DUCT, to transport a...
dueled
11
10
DUEL, to fight forma...
dueted
10
9
DUET, to perform a d...
duffed
15
15
DUFF, to bungle [v]
dulled
13
11
DULL, to blunt, make...
dumbed
14
15
DUMB, to deprive of...
dumped
14
15
DUMP, to unload, let...
dunged
11
12
DUNG, to fertilize w...
dunked
11
14
DUNK, to dip into li...
dunned
9
11
DUN, to make demands...
dunted
10
10
DUNT, to strike with...
dupped
15
15
DUP, (Shakespeare) t...
durned
10
10
damned [adj DURNEDER...
dushed
13
11
DUSH, (Scots) to str...
dusked
12
13
DUSK, to make dim [v...
dusted
11
9
DUST, to rid of minu...
dutied
11
9
subjected to duties...
dwined
13
12
DWINE, (Scots) to pi...
eagled
11
10
EAGLE, to score two...
earbud
12
11
a small earphone [n...
earded
9
8
EARD, (Scots) to bur...
earned
8
8
EARN, to obtain rewa...
easied
9
7
EASY, to stop rowing...
easted
9
7
EAST, to turn east (...
echard
15
12
the total quantity o...
echoed
14
12
ECHO, to repeat a so...
eddied
10
9
EDDY, to move agains...
edited
10
8
EDIT, to prepare for...
educed
13
12
EDUCE, to draw out,...
eeched
14
12
EECH, to augment, al...
elapid
13
11
a kind of snake, inc...
elated
10
8
ELATE, to raise the...
elided
11
9
ELIDE, to strike out...
eloped
12
11
ELOPE, to run away t...
eluded
11
10
ELUDE, to evade [v]
eluted
11
9
ELUTE, to remove by...
emceed
13
13
EMCEE, to serve as m...
emerod
10
10
a haemorrhoid, also...
emoted
10
10
EMOTE, to show exagg...
emoved
12
14
EMOVE, to affect emo...
empted
13
13
EMPT, (dialect) to e...
emuled
12
12
EMULE, (Southey) to...
emured
11
11
EMURE, (Shakespeare)...
endued
9
10
ENDUE, to put on, as...
enewed
11
11
ENEW, in falconry, t...
enfold
12
12
to envelop [v -ED, -...
engild
12
11
(Shakespeare) to gil...
engird
11
10
to gird; to encompas...
enlard
10
9
(Shakespeare) to gre...
ennead
7
9
a group of nine [n -...
ensued
9
9
ENSUE, to follow, al...
enured
9
9
ENURE, to accustom o...
envied
11
12
ENVY, to covet other...
enwind
12
12
to enwrap, also INWI...
erased
9
7
ERASE, to efface or...
eroded
9
8
ERODE, to wear away...
errand
9
8
a message or mission...
espied
12
10
ESPY, to catch sight...
etched
15
12
ETCH, to engrave wit...
ettled
11
8
ETTLE, (Scots) to in...
evaded
11
12
EVADE, to escape or...
evened
10
12
EVEN, to make smooth...
evited
12
11
EVITE, to avoid, als...
evoked
12
15
EVOKE, to call forth...
exceed
18
17
to go beyond the lim...
exemed
16
17
EXEME, to release or...
exiled
17
15
EXILE, to banish fro...
exited
16
14
EXIT, to go out [v]
exopod
17
17
the outer branch of...
expand
17
18
to increase in size...
expend
17
18
to consume in any wa...
extend
15
15
to stretch out to fu...
extold
17
15
EXTOL, to praise hig...
exuded
16
16
EXUDE, to ooze forth...
eyelid
17
10
a fold of skin that...
eyliad
17
10
an amorous glance, a...
fabled
15
14
FABLE, to tell ficti...
fadged
13
13
FADGE, (archaic) to...
faffed
16
16
FAFF, (colloquial) t...
fagged
14
14
FAG, to make weary b...
faiked
13
14
FAIK, (Scots) to aba...
failed
13
11
FAIL, to be unsucces...
fained
11
11
FAIN, (Spenser) to f...
faired
12
10
FAIR, to make fair [...
falsed
13
11
FALSE, to deceive [v...
fanded
11
12
FAND, (Scots) to try...
fanged
12
13
FANG, to seize in th...
fanked
12
15
FANK, (Scots) to put...
fanned
10
12
FAN, to cool with a...
fantad
11
11
a fidgety state, als...
fantod
11
11
a fidgety state, als...
farand
11
11
(Scots) having a cer...
farced
15
13
FARCE, to fill with...
farded
12
11
FARD, to paint with...
farmed
13
13
FARM, to practise th...
farred
12
10
FAR, to remove to a...
farsed
12
10
FARSE, to expand a n...
farted
12
10
FART, to expel gas t...
fashed
14
12
FASH, to bother or a...
fasted
12
10
FAST, to abstain fro...
fatted
12
10
FAT, to make plump [...
fauted
12
11
FAUT, (Scots) to fau...
fawned
14
14
FAWN, to please in a...
fayned
17
13
FAYNE, (Spenser) to...
fealed
12
11
FEAL, to conceal [v]
feared
11
10
FEAR, to be afraid o...
feased
11
10
FEASE, to unsettle,...
feated
11
10
FEAT, (Shakespeare)...
feazed
14
19
FEAZE, to unsettle,...
fecked
16
17
FECK, (Scots) to fuc...
fecund
15
15
fruitful in offsprin...
feered
11
10
FEER, (Scots) to dra...
feesed
11
10
FEESE, to unsettle,...
feezed
14
19
FEEZE, to unsettle,...
felled
14
12
FELL, to cause to fa...
felted
13
11
FELT, to mat togethe...
fenced
14
14
FENCE, to enclose wi...
fended
11
12
FEND, to ward off [v...
fervid
15
14
warm, ardent [adj FE...
fessed
12
10
FESS, to confess [v]
fetted
12
10
FETT, (obsolete) to...
feuded
12
12
FEUD, to engage in a...
fezzed
18
28
wearing a fez [adj]
fiated
12
10
FIAT, to sanction [v...
fibbed
17
16
FIB, to tell a trivi...
fibred
15
13
having fibre, also F...
fidged
14
13
FIDGE, to fidget [v]
figged
15
14
FIG, to dress up [v]
filled
15
12
FILL, to make full [...
filmed
15
14
FILM, to make a moti...
finked
13
15
FINK, to inform to t...
finned
11
12
FIN, to equip with p...
firked
14
14
FIRK, (Shakespeare)...
firmed
14
13
FIRM, to make firm [...
fished
15
12
FISH, to try to catc...
fisked
14
14
FISK, to frisk, gad...
fisted
13
10
FIST, to strike with...
fitted
13
10
FIT, to adjust to th...
fizzed
19
28
FIZZ, to make a hiss...
flaked
14
15
FLAKE, to peel off i...
flamed
14
14
FLAME, to burn brigh...
flaned
12
12
FLANE, to walk idly,...
flared
13
11
FLARE, to display gl...
flawed
16
14
FLAW, to make defect...
flayed
19
13
FLAY, to strip off s...
flemed
14
14
FLEME, (Scots) to pu...
flewed
16
14
having a flew [adj]
flexed
19
18
FLEX, to bend [v]
fleyed
19
13
FLEY, (Scots) to fri...
flited
14
11
FLITE, (Scots) to qu...
flixed
20
18
FLIX, to melt, also...
florid
14
11
flowery; having a ru...
floted
13
11
FLOTE, to skim e.g....
flowed
16
14
FLOW, to move steadi...
fluked
15
16
FLUKE, to obtain by...
flumed
15
15
FLUME, to convey by...
fluted
14
12
FLUTE, to play on a...
fluxed
20
19
FLUX, to melt, also...
flyped
22
16
FLYPE, to strip back...
flyted
20
13
FLYTE, (Scots) to qu...
foaled
12
11
FOAL, to give birth...
foamed
12
13
FOAM, to form froth...
fobbed
16
16
FOB, to cheat, also...
foetid
12
10
stinking, also FETID...
fogged
14
14
FOG, to cover with c...
foiled
13
11
FOIL, to defeat or b...
foined
11
11
FOIN, to thrust with...
folded
13
12
FOLD, to double over...
fonded
11
12
FOND, to display aff...
fonned
10
12
FON, to fool, be foo...
fooled
12
11
FOOL, to deceive [v]
footed
11
10
FOOT, to walk [v]
fopped
16
16
FOP, to deceive [v]
forbad
14
13
FORBID, to command n...
forbid
15
13
to command not to do...
forced
15
13
FORCE, to compel by...
forded
12
11
FORD, to wade across...
fordid
13
11
FORDO, to destroy, a...
forged
13
12
FORGE, to counterfei...
forked
13
14
FORK, to work with a...
formed
13
13
FORM, to shape or pr...
forrad
12
10
(Scots) forward, als...
forted
12
10
FORT, to fortify [v]
fossed
12
10
having a fosse, a di...
fouled
13
12
FOUL, to make dirty...
fowled
16
14
FOWL, to hunt birds...
foyled
19
13
FOYLE, (Spenser) to...
foyned
17
13
FOYNE, to thrust wit...
framed
13
13
FRAME, to enclose in...
fraped
14
13
FRAPE, to alter the...
frayed
18
12
FRAY, to wear by rub...
friand
12
11
a (male) epicure [n...
friend
12
11
to enter into a warm...
frigid
15
12
chillingly stiff [ad...
frized
16
19
FRIZ, to curl hair t...
fubbed
17
17
FUB, to cheat, also...
fucked
17
18
FUCK, to copulate, a...
fucoid
16
14
relating to seaweed,...
fudged
14
14
FUDGE, to falsify [v...
fueled
13
12
FUEL, to provide wit...
fuffed
17
17
FUFF, to spit like a...
fugged
15
15
FUG, to make hot, st...
fugled
15
14
FUGLE, (Carlyle) to...
fugued
14
14
FUGUE, to compose a...
fulgid
16
14
shining brightly, al...
fulled
15
13
FULL, to shrink and...
fulvid
17
16
dull yellow, also FU...
funded
12
13
FUND, to provide mon...
funked
13
16
FUNK, to shrink back...
funned
11
13
FUN, to act playfull...
furkid
15
15
an animal kept as a...
furled
14
12
FURL, to roll up [v]
furred
13
11
FUR, to cover with a...
fusked
14
15
FUSK, to obtain data...
fussed
13
11
FUSS, to be overly c...
fusted
13
11
FUST, to smell mould...
futzed
16
20
FUTZ, to spend time...
fuzzed
19
29
FUZZ, to become fuzz...
gabbed
15
15
GAB, to chatter [v]
gabled
14
13
GABLE, to form a gab...
gached
16
14
GACH, to behave boas...
gadded
11
11
GAD, to roam about r...
gadoid
11
10
a member of the cod...
gaffed
15
15
GAFF, to catch a fis...
gagged
13
13
GAG, to stop up the...
gained
10
10
GAIN, to acquire [v]
gaited
11
9
GAIT, to train a hor...
galled
13
11
GALL, to make sore b...
gammed
13
15
GAM, to visit social...
ganged
11
12
GANG, to form into a...
ganned
9
11
GAN, (dialect) to go...
ganoid
10
10
a type of fish with...
ganted
10
10
GANT, (Scots) to yaw...
gaoled
11
10
GAOL, to imprison, a...
gapped
15
15
GAP, to make an open...
garbed
13
12
GARB, to clothe [v]
garred
11
9
GARRE, to make, comp...
gashed
13
11
GASH, to make a long...
gasped
13
12
GASP, to breathe con...
gassed
11
9
GAS, to poison with...
gasted
11
9
GAST, (Shakespeare)...
gauded
11
11
GAUD, to adorn with...
gauged
12
12
GAUGE, to measure pr...
gaumed
12
13
GAUM, to smear, daub...
gauped
13
13
GAUP, to stare stupi...
gawked
15
16
GAWK, to stare and g...
gawped
16
15
GAWP, to stare stupi...
gealed
11
10
GEAL, (dialect) to c...
geared
10
9
GEARE, (Spenser) to...
gecked
15
16
GECK, to mock, dupe...
geeked
11
13
hyped up, excited [a...
geited
11
9
GEIT, to put a borde...
gelded
12
11
GELD, to castrate an...
gelled
13
11
GEL, to become like...
gemmed
13
15
GEM, to adorn with g...
genned
9
11
GEN, as in gen up, t...
germed
12
12
GERM, to put forth b...
gerned
10
10
GERNE, (Spenser) to...
gerund
11
11
a verbal form such a...
gessed
11
9
GESSE, (Spenser) to...
gibbed
16
15
GIB, to fasten with...
gifted
14
12
GIFT, to give withou...
gigged
14
13
GIG, to catch fish w...
gilded
13
11
GILD, to cover with...
gilled
14
11
GILL, to catch fish...
gimped
15
15
GIMP, to make or fur...
ginned
10
11
GIN, to process cott...
gipped
16
15
GIP, to swindle, als...
girded
12
10
GIRD, to surround [v...
girned
11
10
GIRN, (dialect) to g...
girted
12
9
GIRT, to gird, girth...
gitted
12
9
GIT, to get [v]
glaced
15
13
GLACE, (French) to i...
glared
12
10
GLARE, to shine with...
glazed
15
19
GLAZE, to fit window...
gleyed
18
12
GLEY, (Scots) to squ...
glided
13
11
GLIDE, to move effor...
glimed
14
13
GLIME, to glance sly...
globed
14
13
GLOBE, to form into...
gloved
14
14
GLOVE, to furnish wi...
glowed
15
13
GLOW, to emit light...
glozed
15
19
GLOZE, (archaic) to...
gnawed
13
13
GNAW, to wear away b...
goaded
10
10
GOAD, to drive anima...
goaled
11
10
GOAL, to score a goa...
gobbed
15
15
GOB, to spit [v]
gobiid
14
12
a fish of the goby f...
godded
11
11
GOD, to treat as a g...
goffed
15
15
GOFF, to play golf (...
golfed
14
13
GOLF, to play golf (...
gonged
11
12
GONG, to summon by s...
goofed
12
12
GOOF, to blunder [v]
gooped
12
12
as in gooped up, sti...
goosed
10
9
GOOSE, to poke betwe...
gorged
12
11
GORGE, to stuff with...
gormed
12
12
GORM, to stare vacan...
gorped
13
12
GORP, to stare stupi...
gossed
11
9
GOSS, (dialect) to s...
gouged
12
12
GOUGE, to cut or sco...
gowfed
16
15
GOWF, to play golf (...
gowled
15
13
GOWL, (Scots) to cry...
gowned
13
13
GOWN, to dress in a...
graced
14
12
GRACE, to give beaut...
graded
11
10
GRADE, to arrange in...
graped
13
12
GRAPE, (Scots) to gr...
grated
11
9
GRATE, to reduce to...
graved
13
13
GRAVE, to engrave [v...
gravid
14
13
pregnant [adj GRAVID...
grayed
17
11
GRAY, to make grey [...
grazed
14
18
GRAZE, to feed on gr...
greged
12
11
GREGE, (obsolete) to...
grewed
14
12
GREW, to shudder, to...
greyed
17
11
GREY, to make grey [...
griced
15
12
GRICE, to collect ob...
grided
12
10
GRIDE, to pierce; to...
grimed
13
12
GRIME, to make dirty...
griped
14
12
GRIPE, to keep on co...
grised
12
9
GRISE, to shudder at...
groked
12
13
GROK, (colloquial) t...
groned
10
10
GRONE, to utter a lo...
groped
13
12
GROPE, to feel about...
ground
11
11
to place on a founda...
groved
13
13
covered with a grove...
gryded
18
12
GRYDE, to scrape har...
gubbed
16
16
GUB, to strike on th...
guided
12
11
GUIDE, to show the w...
guiled
13
11
GUILE, to beguile, a...
guised
12
10
GUISE, to dress [v]
gulfed
15
14
GULF, to swallow up...
gulled
14
12
GULL, to dupe, decei...
gulped
15
14
GULP, to swallow rap...
gummed
14
16
GUM, to smear with g...
gumped
15
16
GUMP, to catch fish...
gunged
12
13
GUNGE, to block or c...
gunked
12
15
GUNK, to cause somet...
gunned
10
12
GUN, to shoot with a...
gurged
13
12
GURGE, to swirl [v]
gurled
13
11
GURL, (Scots) to gro...
gurned
11
11
GURN, to grin, make...
gushed
14
12
GUSH, to flow forth...
gusted
12
10
GUST, to blow in gus...
gutsed
12
10
GUTS, to eat greedil...
gutted
12
10
GUT, to remove the g...
guyled
19
13
GUYLE, (Spenser) to...
gymped
21
17
GYMP, to trim with g...
gypped
22
17
GYP, to swindle, als...
hacked
16
16
HACK, to cut or chop...
hafted
14
12
HAFT, to set in a ha...
hagged
14
13
HAG, (Scots) to hack...
hailed
13
10
HAIL, to greet [v]
hained
11
10
HAIN, (Scots) to sav...
haired
12
9
HAIR, to free from h...
haloed
12
10
HALO, to form a ring...
haloid
13
10
a compound of a halo...
halsed
13
10
HALSE, to embrace, a...
halted
13
10
HALT, to stop [v]
halved
15
14
HALVE, to divide int...
hammed
14
15
HAM, to overact, als...
handed
11
11
HAND, to present wit...
hanged
12
12
HANG, to attach from...
hanked
12
14
HANK, to catch, as o...
hanted
11
10
HANT, to haunt [v]
happed
16
15
HAP, to happen by ch...
hareld
13
10
a North American duc...
harked
13
13
HARK, to listen, als...
harled
13
10
HARL, (Scots) to dra...
harmed
13
12
HARM, to injure [v]
harped
14
12
HARP, to play on a t...
hashed
14
11
HASH, to make a hash...
hasped
14
12
HASP, to fasten with...
hasted
12
9
HASTE, to hurry, als...
hatred
12
9
an intense dislike o...
hatted
12
9
HAT, to provide with...
hauled
13
11
HAUL, to pull with f...
haused
12
10
HAUSE, (archaic) to...
hawked
16
16
HAWK, to peddle [v]
hawmed
16
15
HAWM, to lounge abou...
hawsed
15
12
HAWSE, to salute, gr...
hazard
15
18
to venture [v -ED, -...
headed
11
10
HEAD, to be chief of...
healed
12
10
HEAL, to make sound...
heaped
13
12
HEAP, to pile up [v]
heated
11
9
HEAT, to make hot [v...
heaved
13
13
HEAVE, to lift force...
hedged
13
12
HEDGE, to enclose wi...
heeded
11
10
HEED, to pay attenti...
heeled
12
10
HEEL, to supply with...
heezed
14
18
HEEZE, (Scots) to li...
hefted
14
12
HEFT, to lift up, fe...
heiled
13
10
HEIL, to salute [v]
heired
12
9
HEIR, to inherit [v]
helled
14
11
HELL, to hide, conce...
helmed
14
13
HELM, to steer a shi...
helped
15
13
HELP, to give aid [v...
helved
15
14
HELVE, to provide wi...
hemmed
14
15
HEM, to provide with...
hemoid
13
12
pertaining to the bl...
hended
11
11
HEND, (obsolete) to...
henned
10
11
HEN, to lose courage...
hented
11
10
HENT, (obsolete) to...
heptad
14
12
a group of seven [n...
herald
13
10
to proclaim, announc...
herbed
14
12
flavoured with herbs...
herded
12
10
HERD, to bring toget...
heried
12
9
HERY, (Spenser) to p...
hersed
12
9
(obsolete) arranged...
heryed
18
11
HERYE, (Spenser) to...
hesped
14
12
HESP, (Scots) to fas...
highed
16
13
HIGH, to turn to the...
hilled
15
11
HILL, to form into b...
hilted
14
10
HILT, to provide a h...
hinged
13
12
HINGE, to attach a j...
hinted
12
10
HINT, to suggest ind...
hipped
17
15
HIP, to build a type...
hished
15
11
HISH, to hiss [v]
hispid
16
12
covered with stiff h...
hissed
13
9
HISS, to make a sibi...
histed
13
9
HIST, to urge or sum...
hizzed
19
27
HIZZ, (Shakespeare)...
hoared
11
9
HOAR, to make hoary,...
hoaxed
17
16
HOAX, to deceive [v]
hobbed
16
15
HOB, to furnish with...
hoboed
13
12
HOBO, to live like a...
hocked
16
16
HOCK, to pawn [v]
hodded
12
11
HOD, to bob or jog [...
hogged
14
13
HOG, to eat hoggishl...
hoiked
13
13
HOIK, to hitch up, a...
hoised
12
9
HOISE, to hoist [v]
holard
13
10
the total amount of...
holked
14
14
HOLK, (Scots) to dig...
honied
11
10
sweetened with or as...
honked
12
14
HONK, to cry like a...
hooded
11
10
HOOD, to furnish wit...
hoofed
13
12
HOOF, to dance [v]
hooked
12
13
HOOK, to catch with...
hooned
10
10
HOON, to act loutish...
hooped
13
12
HOOP, to fasten with...
hooted
11
9
HOOT, to cry like an...
hooved
13
13
HOOVE, (Spenser) to...
hopped
16
15
HOP, to move by jump...
horded
12
10
HORDE, to gather in...
horked
13
13
HORK, to spit [v]
horned
11
10
HORN, to form a hard...
horrid
13
9
nasty, repellent [ad...
horsed
12
9
HORSE, to provide wi...
hosted
12
9
HOST, to entertain s...
hotbed
14
12
a place favourable t...
hotrod
12
9
a motorcar converted...
hotted
12
9
HOT, to heat [v]
houfed
14
13
HOUF, to haunt, freq...
housed
12
10
HOUSE, to reside in...
houted
12
10
HOUT, to make a soun...
howfed
17
15
HOWF, to haunt, freq...
howked
16
16
HOWK, (Scots) to dig...
howled
16
13
HOWL, to cry like a...
hucked
17
17
HUCK, to force rough...
huffed
17
16
HUFF, to breathe hea...
hugged
15
14
HUG, to clasp tightl...
hulked
15
15
HULK, to appear impr...
hulled
15
12
HULL, to separate th...
humfed
16
16
HUMF, to carry somet...
hummed
15
16
HUM, to make a sound...
humped
16
16
HUMP, to bend into a...
hunted
12
11
HUNT, to pursue for...
hupped
17
16
HUP, to quicken the...
hurled
14
11
HURL, to throw with...
hushed
15
12
HUSH, to quiet [v]
husked
14
14
HUSK, to remove the...
hutted
13
10
HUT, to settle in a...
hybrid
22
14
the offspring of gen...
hydrid
20
12
any compound of hydr...
hymned
19
15
HYMN, to sing a song...
hypoed
20
14
HYPO, (colloquial) t...
hypoid
21
14
a type of bevel gear...
hypped
23
17
HYP, to offend [v]
ideaed
9
8
provided with ideas...
illiad
13
9
an amorous glance, a...
imaged
12
12
IMAGE, to form a lik...
imbued
14
14
IMBUE, to inspire wi...
impend
13
14
to be imminent [v -E...
impled
15
14
IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
inbred
12
11
a product of inbreed...
inched
15
13
INCH, to move very s...
indeed
9
9
in truth [adv]
indued
10
10
INDUE, to provide wi...
infeed
11
11
the action of supply...
infold
13
12
to fold inwards [v -...
inkled
12
13
INKLE, to give a hin...
inkpad
13
15
a pad of inked cloth...
inlaid
11
9
INLAY, to insert or...
inland
10
10
the interior of a co...
inroad
9
8
a hostile invasion [...
intend
9
9
to have as one's aim...
intoed
9
8
having the toes poin...
inured
10
9
INURE, to accustom o...
inward
13
11
placed within, also...
inwind
13
12
to enwrap, also ENWI...
irised
11
7
IRIS, to give the fo...
ironed
9
8
IRON, to eliminate w...
island
11
9
a mass of land (not...
isopod
12
10
any crustacean of th...
issued
11
8
ISSUE, to put into c...
itched
16
12
ITCH, to have an irr...
itemed
11
10
ITEM, to set down th...
ixodid
17
15
a tick, a bloodsucki...
izzard
17
25
the letter Z [n -S]
jabbed
16
22
JAB, to poke sharply...
jacked
16
23
JACK, to raise with...
jagaed
12
18
JAGA, in Indonesia,...
jagged
14
20
rough-edged [adj JAG...
jailed
13
17
JAIL, to imprison, a...
jambed
15
22
JAMB, to jam [v]
jammed
14
22
JAM, to force togeth...
japped
16
22
JAP, to splash or sp...
jarped
14
19
JARP, to tap an egg...
jarred
12
16
JAR, to vibrate from...
jassid
13
16
an insect of the lea...
jauked
13
21
JAUK, to dawdle [v]
jauped
14
20
JAUP, (Scots) to spl...
jazzed
18
34
JAZZ, to liven up th...
jeaned
10
17
wearing jeans [adj]
jeeled
12
17
JEEL, to set, jell,...
jeeped
13
19
JEEP, to travel by a...
jeered
11
16
JEER, to mock, also...
jeffed
16
22
JEFF, (Australian sl...
jelled
14
18
JELL, to set like je...
jereed
11
16
a wooden Oriental ja...
jerked
13
20
JERK, to move spasmo...
jerrid
13
16
a wooden Oriental ja...
jessed
12
16
JESSE, to fasten str...
jested
12
16
JEST, to joke [v]
jetted
12
16
JET, to spurt forth...
jibbed
17
22
JIBB, to shift from...
jigged
15
20
JIG, to dance a jig;...
jilted
14
17
JILT, to discard a l...
jinked
13
21
JINK, to dodge nimbl...
jinxed
18
24
JINX, to bring bad l...
jobbed
16
22
JOB, to do piece wor...
jocund
15
21
marked by lively mir...
jogged
14
20
JOG, to run at a slo...
joined
11
17
JOIN, to unite [v]
jolled
14
18
JOLL, (dialect) to b...
jolted
13
17
JOLT, to jar or shak...
jooked
12
20
JOOK, (Scots) to duc...
joshed
14
18
JOSH, to tease [v]
jotted
12
16
JOT, to note quickly...
jouked
13
21
JOUK, (Scots) to duc...
jouled
13
18
JOULE, to bump, also...
jowled
16
20
JOWL, to bump, also...
joypad
20
21
a device consisting...
judged
14
20
JUDGE, to decide on...
jugged
15
21
JUG, to stew in a cl...
juiced
16
20
JUICE, to extract li...
jumped
16
23
JUMP, to leap into t...
junked
13
22
JUNK, to discard as...
juried
13
17
JURY, to select mate...
justed
13
17
JUST, to tilt with l...
jutted
13
17
JUT, to project, sti...
jymold
21
22
(Shakespeare) jointe...
kanted
10
12
KANT, to tilt, slope...
karked
12
15
KARK, (Australian sl...
kayoed
16
13
KAYO, to knock out [...
kebbed
15
17
KEB, to give birth t...
kecked
15
18
KECK, to heave or re...
kedged
12
14
KEDGE, to move (a sh...
keeked
11
15
KEEK, to glance; to...
keeled
11
12
KEEL, to turn keel u...
keened
9
12
KEEN, to wail loudly...
kegged
13
15
KEG, to store in a k...
keloid
12
12
a hard growth of sca...
kelped
14
15
KELP, to burn kelp s...
kembed
14
17
KEMB, (dialect) to c...
kemped
14
17
KEMP, to strive to w...
kenned
9
13
KEN, to know [v]
kented
10
12
KENT, to steer by a...
kepped
15
17
KEP, (Scots) to catc...
kerbed
13
14
KERB, to provide wit...
kerfed
13
14
KERF, to make an inc...
kerned
10
12
KERN, to be formed w...
kerved
13
15
KERVE, (Spenser) to...
keypad
19
16
a small device with...
kicked
16
18
KICK, to strike with...
kidded
12
13
KID, to tease, decei...
kidvid
15
16
a television or vide...
killed
14
13
KILL, to put to deat...
kilned
12
13
KILN, to bake in a t...
kilted
13
12
KILT, to tuck up lik...
kinded
11
13
KIND, (obsolete) to...
kinged
12
14
KING, to make king;...
kinked
12
16
KINK, to form a loop...
kinred
11
12
(Spenser) kindred [n...
kipped
16
17
KIP, to sleep [v]
kirked
13
15
KIRK, to perform a c...
kirned
11
12
KIRN, to churn [v]
kissed
12
11
KISS, to caress by t...
kisted
12
11
KIST, to place into...
kithed
14
13
KITHE, to make known...
kitted
12
11
KIT, to equip, fit o...
kluged
14
15
KLUGE, to fix by clu...
knifed
13
15
KNIFE, to stab with...
knived
13
16
KNIVE, to knife [v]
kobold
14
15
a mischievous elf in...
konked
11
16
KONK, to hit on the...
kooked
11
15
KOOK, to dart in and...
krised
12
11
KRIS, to stab with a...
kynded
17
15
KYNDE, (Spenser) to...
kythed
20
15
KYTHE, to make known...
labrid
14
11
a member of the wras...
lacked
15
15
LACK, to be without...
ladled
12
10
LADLE, to serve with...
laered
10
8
LAER, to make a defe...
lagend
11
11
goods thrown into th...
lagged
13
12
LAG, to fall behind...
laided
11
9
LAID, (Scots) to loa...
laiked
12
12
LAIK, (Scots) to spo...
laired
11
8
LAIR, to go to a lai...
lalled
13
10
LALL, to articulate...
lambed
14
14
LAMB, to give birth...
lammed
13
14
LAM, to beat [v]
lampad
14
14
a candlestick [n -S]
lamped
14
14
LAMP, to supply with...
lanced
13
12
LANCE, to pierce wit...
landed
10
10
LAND, to set down on...
lanked
11
13
LANK, to become limp...
lapped
15
14
LAP, to extend beyon...
lapsed
13
11
LAPSE, to pass into...
larded
11
9
LARD, to smear with...
larked
12
12
LARK, to behave play...
larned
10
9
LARN, (dialect) to l...
laroid
11
8
of or pertaining to...
lashed
13
10
LASH, to strike with...
lasted
11
8
LAST, to continue in...
lathed
13
10
LATH, to cover with...
lauded
11
10
LAUD, to praise [v]
lawned
13
12
having a lawn [adj]
lazied
14
17
LAZY, to move or lie...
lazoed
13
17
LAZO, to catch with...
leaded
10
9
LEAD, to go in advan...
leafed
12
11
LEAF, to turn pages...
leaked
11
12
LEAK, to seep throug...
leamed
11
11
LEAM, (archaic) to g...
leaned
9
9
LEAN, to incline or...
leaped
12
11
LEAP, to spring off...
leared
10
8
LEARE, (Scots) to te...
leased
10
8
LEASE, to contract t...
leaved
12
12
having leaves [adj]
leched
16
13
LECH, to engage in l...
ledged
12
11
having a ledge [adj]
leeped
12
11
LEEP, (Hindi) to pla...
leered
10
8
LEER, to look with a...
legend
11
11
an unverified story...
legged
13
12
LEG, to walk briskly...
leired
11
8
LEIR, (Scots) to tea...
lekked
13
16
LEK, to gather at a...
lenged
11
11
LENG, to tarry [v]
lensed
10
9
LENS, to make a film...
lepped
15
14
LEP, (dialect) to le...
lested
11
8
LEST, (Spenser) to l...
letted
11
8
LET, to allow [v]
leveed
12
12
LEVEE, to attend suc...
levied
13
12
LEVY, to impose or c...
libbed
16
14
LIB, to geld [v]
licked
16
15
LICK, to lap, taste...
lidded
12
10
LID, to provide with...
lifted
14
11
LIFT, to raise highe...
ligand
12
11
an atom, molecule, r...
ligged
14
12
LIGGE, (dialect) to...
lilied
13
9
covered with lilies...
lilled
14
10
LILL, (Spenser) to l...
lilted
13
9
LILT, to sing or spe...
limbed
15
14
LIMB, to cut off the...
limned
12
12
LIMN, (archaic) to p...
limped
15
14
LIMP, to walk lamely...
limpid
16
14
transparent [adj LIM...
linked
12
13
LINK, to connect [v]
linned
10
10
LIN, to cease [v]
linted
11
9
LINT, to put lint on...
lipoid
14
11
any of a class of fa...
lipped
16
14
LIP, to touch with t...
liquid
21
18
free-flowing [adj LI...
lirked
13
12
LIRK, (Scots) to wri...
lisped
14
11
LISP, to pronounce t...
listed
12
8
LIST, to write down...
lithed
14
10
LITHE, to listen [v]
lizard
15
17
any of a suborder of...
loaded
10
9
LOAD, to place goods...
loafed
12
11
LOAF, to pass time i...
loamed
11
11
LOAM, to cover with...
loaned
9
9
LOAN, to lend [v]
loaved
12
12
LOAVE, to form a hea...
lobbed
15
14
LOB, to hit a ball i...
locked
15
15
LOCK, to secure with...
locoed
13
11
LOCO, to poison with...
lodged
12
11
LODGE, to provide te...
lofted
13
11
LOFT, to propel high...
logged
13
12
LOG, to fell timber...
logoed
11
10
having a logo [adj]
loided
11
9
LOID, to open a lock...
lolled
13
10
LOLL, to lounge, als...
longed
11
11
LONG, to desire stro...
looked
11
12
LOOK, to use one's s...
loomed
11
11
LOOM, to appear indi...
looped
12
11
LOOP, to form oval o...
loosed
10
8
LOOSE, to set free,...
looted
10
8
LOOT, to plunder [v]
lopped
15
14
LOP, to cut the tops...
lorded
11
9
LORD, to rule over o...
lotted
11
8
LOT, to separate int...
louned
10
10
LOUN, (Scots) to cal...
louped
13
12
LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
loured
11
9
LOUR, to look sullen...
loused
11
9
LOUSE, to spoil or b...
louted
11
9
LOUT, (obsolete) to...
lowned
13
12
LOWN, to calm, also...
lowped
16
14
LOWP, (Scots) to lea...
lowsed
14
11
LOWSE, to loosen [v]
lowted
14
11
LOWT, (obsolete) to...
lucked
16
16
LUCK, to succeed by...
luffed
16
15
LUFF, to steer a sai...
lugged
14
13
LUG, to drag heavily...
lulled
14
11
LULL, to cause to sl...
lumped
15
15
LUMP, to make into a...
lunged
12
12
LUNGE, to make a sud...
lunted
11
10
LUNT, to kindle [v]
lupoid
14
12
suffering from lupus...
lurked
13
13
LURK, to lie in wait...
lushed
14
11
LUSH, to ply with al...
lusked
13
13
LUSK, to lie about l...
lusted
12
9
LUST, to have a stro...
luvved
16
17
LUV, (colloquial) to...
macled
15
14
having a dark spot [...
madded
11
12
MAD, to become or ma...
maelid
12
11
an apple nymph [n -S...
maenad
9
11
a female follower of...
mafted
13
13
(dialect) suffering...
magged
13
14
MAGG, (Scott) to ste...
maided
11
11
MAID, to work as a m...
mailed
12
11
MAIL, to send by the...
maimed
12
13
MAIM, to injure or m...
mained
10
11
MAIN, to maim or cri...
malfed
14
14
badly fed [adj]
malled
13
12
MALL, to beat, batte...
malted
12
11
a whisky flavoured w...
manged
11
13
MANG, (archaic) to s...
manned
9
12
MAN, to provide with...
manred
10
11
(obsolete) homage or...
mantid
11
11
a predatory insect,...
mapped
15
16
MAP, to plan a layou...
maraud
11
11
to wander in search...
marked
12
14
MARK, to impress or...
marled
12
11
MARL, to fertilize w...
marred
11
10
MAR, to spoil or dam...
marted
11
10
MART, to sell, trade...
mashed
13
12
MASH, to pound down...
masjid
14
19
(Arabic) a mosque, a...
masked
12
14
MASK, to cover, cloa...
massed
11
10
MASS, to assemble as...
masted
11
10
MAST, to provide wit...
matted
11
10
MATT [v]
mauled
12
12
MAUL, to batter or m...
mazard
14
19
a kind of small blac...
mealed
11
11
MEAL, to cover with...
meaned
9
11
MEAN, to tend, signi...
meased
10
10
MEASE, (Scots) to ma...
meated
10
10
to become meat [adj]
mediad
11
11
toward the middle of...
medled
12
12
MEDLE, (Shakespeare)...
meered
10
10
MEER, to mark off, a...
meined
10
11
MEIN, (Scots) to lam...
melded
12
12
MELD, to merge, blen...
melled
13
12
MELL, (Scots) to mix...
meloid
12
11
a blister beetle [n...
melted
12
11
MELT, to change from...
mended
10
12
MEND, to repair [v]
menged
11
13
MENG, (archaic) to m...
mensed
10
11
MENSE, to do honour...
meoued
10
11
MEOU, to make the so...
meowed
13
13
MEOW, to make the so...
merged
12
12
MERGE, to combine [v...
meshed
13
12
MESH, to entangle [v...
mesiad
11
10
in biology, pertaini...
messed
11
10
MESS, to make dirty...
method
13
12
orderly procedure [n...
metred
11
10
METRE, to measure by...
meused
11
11
MEUSE, to pass throu...
mewled
15
14
MEWL, to cry feebly,...
mewsed
14
13
MEWS, to pass throug...
miched
17
15
MICHE, to play truan...
mieved
13
14
MIEVE, (Spenser) to...
miffed
16
16
MIFF, to annoy [v]
migawd
16
15
an interjection used...
mihied
14
12
MIHI, to greet cerem...
milded
13
12
MILD, to become gent...
milked
14
15
MILK, to draw milk f...
milled
14
12
MILL, to grind corn,...
milord
13
11
(French) a term of a...
milted
13
11
MILT, to impregnate...
minced
14
14
MINCE, to cut into v...
minded
11
12
MIND, to heed, to lo...
minged
12
13
MING, to mix [v]
minted
11
11
MINT, to process or...
mirved
14
14
MIRV, (slang) to pro...
misadd
12
11
to add incorrectly [...
misdid
13
11
MISDO, to do wrongly...
misfed
14
13
MISFEED, to feed inc...
misled
13
11
MISLEAD, to lead ast...
missed
12
10
MISS, to fail to mak...
misted
12
10
MIST, to become blur...
mitred
12
10
MITRE, to join with...
moaned
9
11
MOAN, to utter a low...
moated
10
10
MOAT, to surround wi...
mobbed
15
16
MOB, to crowd about...
mobled
14
14
MOBLE, (obsolete) to...
moched
16
15
MOCH, (of foods) to...
mocked
15
17
MOCK, to ridicule [v...
modded
11
12
MOD, to modify a mac...
modged
12
13
MODGE, (Dial) to do...
moered
10
10
MOER, (South African...
mogged
13
14
MOG, to move away [v...
moiled
12
11
MOIL, to drudge, wor...
molded
12
12
MOLD, to work into a...
molted
12
11
MOLT, to shed feathe...
monged
11
13
(slang) under the in...
monied
10
11
having lots of money...
mooled
11
11
MOOL, (Scots) to cov...
mooned
9
11
MOON, to wander abou...
mooped
12
13
MOOP, (Scots) to nib...
moored
10
10
MOOR, to secure a ve...
mooted
10
10
MOOT, to bring up fo...
mooved
12
14
MOOVE, (obsolete) to...
mopped
15
16
MOP, to clean with a...
morbid
14
13
of the nature of or...
morned
10
11
blunted [adj]
moshed
13
12
MOSH, to dance frant...
mossed
11
10
MOSS, to cover with...
mothed
13
12
moth-eaten [adj]
mouped
13
14
MOUP, (Scots) to nib...
moused
11
11
MOUSE, to hunt mice...
moyled
18
13
MOYLE, to moil, toil...
mucked
16
18
MUCK, to manure with...
mucoid
15
14
a substance like muc...
mudded
12
13
MUD, to cover with s...
mudged
13
14
MUDGE, to equivocate...
muffed
16
17
MUFF, to make a mess...
mugged
14
15
MUGG, to make funny...
mulled
14
13
MULL, to ponder [v]
mummed
14
17
MUMM, to act in a di...
mumped
15
17
MUMP, to mumble, mut...
munged
12
14
MUNG, to process com...
munted
11
12
destroyed or ruined;...
murked
13
15
MURK, to murder, def...
murled
13
12
MURL, (Scots) to cru...
muscid
16
14
a member of the hous...
mushed
14
13
MUSH, to reduce to m...
musjid
15
20
(Arabic) a mosque, a...
musked
13
15
MUSK, to perfume wit...
mussed
12
11
MUSS, to disarrange,...
musted
12
11
MUST, to powder, als...
muzzed
18
29
MUZZ, to make muzzy...
myriad
18
12
ten thousand [n -S]
myxoid
24
19
containing mucus [ad...
nabbed
13
14
NAB, to seize [v]
nacred
12
11
having mother-of-pea...
naffed
13
14
NAFF, to go away (as...
nagged
11
12
NAG, to find fault i...
nailed
10
9
NAIL, to fasten with...
napped
13
14
NAP, to sleep briefl...
narded
9
9
NARD, to anoint with...
narked
10
12
NARK, to spy or info...
nasard
9
8
an organ stop [n -S]
navaid
11
12
any of the electroni...
nealed
9
9
NEAL, an aphetic for...
neaped
10
11
NEAP, to tend toward...
neared
8
8
NEAR, to approach [v...
nebbed
13
14
NEB, of birds, to to...
necked
13
15
NECK, to kiss and ca...
needed
8
9
NEED, to have an urg...
neesed
8
8
NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neezed
11
17
NEEZE, (Scots) to sn...
nemned
9
12
NEMN, (obsolete) to...
neoned
7
9
having a gaseous ele...
nereid
9
8
a sea nymph, one of...
nerved
11
12
NERVE, to give coura...
nested
9
8
NEST, to build a str...
netted
9
8
NET, to catch in an...
nevoid
11
12
of or like a nevus,...
newsed
12
11
NEWS, to report rece...
nibbed
14
14
NIB, to provide with...
niched
15
13
NICHE, to place in a...
nicked
14
15
NICK, to make a shal...
niffed
14
14
NIFF, to smell bad [...
nighed
13
12
NIGH, to draw near t...
nilled
12
10
NILL, to be unwillin...
nimbed
13
14
having a halo [adj]
nimmed
12
14
NIM, to take or stea...
nimrod
11
11
a hunter; a stupid p...
nipped
14
14
NIP, to pinch lightl...
nirled
11
9
NIRL, (Scots) to stu...
nitrid
11
8
a compound of nitrog...
nocked
13
15
NOCK, to fit an arro...
nodded
9
10
NOD, to give a quick...
nogged
11
12
NOG, to fill a space...
noised
9
8
NOISE, to spread as...
nooned
7
9
NOON, to rest at mid...
noosed
8
8
NOOSE, to secure wit...
normed
10
11
having a norm [adj]
noshed
11
10
NOSH, to eat snacks...
nubbed
14
15
NUB, (obsolete) to h...
nudged
11
12
NUDGE, to poke gentl...
nulled
12
11
NULL, to annul, make...
numbed
13
15
NUMB, to deprive of...
nurled
11
10
NURL, to make nurls...
nursed
10
9
NURSE, to care for t...
nutted
10
9
NUT, to gather hard-...
obeyed
17
12
OBEY, to do as one i...
obtend
11
11
(obsolete) to put fo...
obtund
12
12
to blunt, deaden [v...
ochred
15
12
OCHRE, to colour wit...
odored
9
8
having an odor, also...
offend
13
14
to commit a violatio...
ogdoad
10
10
a group of eight [n...
oinked
10
12
OINK, to grunt like...
ointed
9
8
OINT, (Dryden) to an...
okayed
16
13
OKAY, to approve, pa...
ollied
12
9
OLLIE, to perform a...
omened
9
11
OMEN, to provide wit...
omigod
12
12
an interjection of s...
onload
9
9
to load a vehicle or...
onward
12
11
towards the front, a...
opaled
12
11
decorated with opal...
opened
10
11
OPEN, to cause to be...
opined
11
11
OPINE, to hold as an...
opioid
12
10
a peptide that acts...
orated
9
7
ORATE, to speak form...
orchid
16
12
any plant or flower...
osmund
11
12
any fern of the genu...
otarid
10
7
of or like an otary,...
ouched
15
13
OUCH, to set a preci...
ousted
10
8
OUST, to expel or re...
outadd
10
9
to surpass in adding...
outbid
13
11
to bid higher than [...
outdid
11
9
OUTDO, to exceed in...
outled
11
9
OUTLEAD, to surpass...
outred
10
8
to surpass in rednes...
ovated
11
11
OVATE, to receive wi...
ovened
10
12
OVEN, to cook in an...
overed
11
11
OVER, to go, leap or...
oxford
18
17
a soft durable plain...
oxhead
17
16
a blockhead [n -S]
oxherd
18
16
one who tends oxen [...
oxland
16
16
as much land as one...
ozalid
14
17
a process of printin...
packed
16
17
PACK, to enclose for...
padded
12
12
PAD, to stuff or fil...
paiked
13
14
PAIK, (Scots) to thu...
pained
11
11
PAIN, to cause suffe...
paired
12
10
PAIRE, (obsolete) an...
palled
14
12
PALL, to grow wearis...
pallid
15
12
pale, wan [adj PALLI...
palmed
14
14
PALM, to touch with...
palped
15
14
PALP, to sense by to...
panged
12
13
PANG, to inflict a v...
panned
10
12
PAN, to criticize ha...
panted
11
11
PANT, to breathe qui...
papped
16
16
PAP, to feed with so...
parded
12
11
spotted [adj]
parged
13
12
PARGE, to cover with...
parked
13
14
PARK, to leave a veh...
parled
13
11
PARLE, to discuss te...
parped
14
13
PARP, to sound a car...
parred
12
10
PAR, to score a cert...
parsed
12
10
PARSE, to describe a...
parted
12
10
PART, to divide, sep...
pashed
14
12
PASH, to strike viol...
passed
12
10
PASS, to go by [v]
pasted
12
10
PASTE, to fasten wit...
pathed
14
12
PATH, (Shakespeare)...
patted
12
10
PAT, to stroke gentl...
paused
12
11
PAUSE, to stop tempo...
paveed
13
14
set close together t...
pawned
14
14
PAWN, to deposit as...
peaced
14
13
PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peacod
14
13
the pod of the pea,...
peaked
12
14
PEAK, to reach a max...
pealed
12
11
PEAL, to ring out [v...
peaned
10
11
PEAN, to beat with a...
peapod
13
13
the pod of the pea,...
peased
11
10
PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peazed
14
19
PEAZE, to weigh, als...
peched
17
15
PECH, (Scots) to pan...
pecked
16
17
PECKE, (Shakespeare)...
peeked
12
14
PEEK, to sneak a sly...
peeled
12
11
PEEL, to remove the...
peened
10
11
PEEN, to beat with a...
peeped
13
13
PEEP, to cheep like...
peered
11
10
PEER, to look narrow...
peeved
13
14
PEEVE, to irritate [...
pegged
14
14
PEG, to fasten with...
peghed
15
14
PEGH, (Scots) to pan...
peined
11
11
PEIN, to beat with a...
peised
12
10
PEISE, to weigh, als...
peized
15
19
PEIZE, to weigh, als...
pelled
14
12
PELL, to strike or t...
peloid
13
11
a mud or other natur...
pelted
13
11
PELT, to shower blow...
pended
11
12
PEND, to remain unse...
penned
10
12
PEN, to write, or co...
pentad
11
11
a group of five [n -...
pepped
16
16
PEP, to fill with en...
peptid
15
13
a combination of ami...
perced
15
13
PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percid
16
13
a freshwater fish of...
period
12
10
one of the main divi...
perked
13
14
PERK, to carry onese...
permed
13
13
PERM, to permanent w...
perned
11
11
PERN, to move with a...
pernod
11
11
(tradename) an anise...
perved
14
14
PERVE [v]
petard
12
10
an explosive device,...
petted
12
10
PET, to caress with...
peysed
18
12
PEYSE, to weigh, als...
phased
14
12
PHASE, to carry out...
phesed
14
12
PHESE, to unsettle,...
phoned
13
13
PHONE, to telephone...
physed
21
14
(short for) physical...
picked
17
17
PICK, to choose [v]
pieced
15
13
PIECE, to join into...
pierid
13
10
any butterfly belong...
pigged
15
14
PIG, to give birth t...
pilled
15
12
PILL, to administer...
pimped
16
16
PIMP, to solicit cli...
pinged
13
13
PING, to produce a b...
pinked
13
15
PINK, to cut a saw-t...
pinned
11
12
PIN, to fasten with...
pioned
11
11
(Shakespeare) perhap...
pioted
12
10
(Scots) pied [adj]
pipped
17
16
PIP, to offend or di...
piqued
21
20
PIQUE, to arouse ang...
pished
15
12
PISH, to express con...
pissed
13
10
PISS, to urinate [v]
pisted
13
10
marked off into pist...
pithed
15
12
PITH, to sever the c...
pitied
13
10
PITY, to feel sorrow...
pitted
13
10
PIT, to mark with de...
placed
16
14
PLACE, to assign to...
placid
17
14
calm in nature [adj...
planed
12
12
PLANE, to make smoot...
plated
13
11
PLATE, to cover with...
played
19
13
PLAY, to engage in r...
pleaed
12
11
PLEA, to dispute in...
pleiad
13
11
a group of seven ill...
plexed
19
18
PLEX, to make a plex...
plongd
14
14
PLONG, (Spenser) to...
plowed
16
14
PLOW, to turn soil w...
ployed
19
13
PLOY, to move from a...
plumed
15
15
PLUME, to cover with...
plused
14
12
PLUS, to increase in...
pocked
16
17
POCK, to pit the ski...
podded
12
12
POD, to produce seed...
poeped
13
13
POEP, (Afrikaans) to...
pogoed
12
12
POGO, (tradename) to...
poised
12
10
POISE, to hold in a...
polked
14
15
POLK, to dance a pol...
polled
14
12
POLL, to assess publ...
polted
13
11
POLT, to strike, thu...
ponced
14
14
PONCE, to live on im...
ponded
11
12
POND, to collect wat...
ponged
12
13
PONG, to stink, also...
pongid
13
13
any large ape esp. t...
ponied
11
11
PONY, old slang for...
ponked
12
15
PONK, to smell bad,...
poohed
13
12
POOH, to express con...
pooled
12
11
POOL, to contribute...
pooped
13
13
POOP, to tire out [v...
pooted
11
10
POOT, (Scots) to sho...
popped
16
16
POP, to make a sharp...
porged
13
12
PORGE, in Jewish rit...
porked
13
14
PORK, to eat ravenou...
ported
12
10
PORT, to carry, conv...
poshed
14
12
POSH, to polish up [...
possed
12
10
POSS, to wash clothe...
posted
12
10
POST, to display in...
potted
12
10
POT, to put into a r...
poufed
14
14
POUF, to give a puff...
pouped
14
14
POUPE, (obsolete) to...
poured
12
11
POUR, to cause to fl...
pouted
12
11
POUT, to protrude th...
powred
15
13
POWRE, (Spenser) to...
poysed
18
12
POYSE, (obsolete) to...
prated
12
10
PRATE, to talk fooli...
prayed
18
12
PRAY, to intercede o...
prebid
15
13
to bid beforehand [v...
premed
13
13
a student preparing...
preved
14
14
PREVE, to prove, als...
preyed
18
12
PREY, to exploit or...
priced
16
13
PRICE, to set a valu...
prided
13
11
PRIDE, to feel self-...
primed
14
13
PRIME, to make ready...
prised
13
10
PRISE, to raise or f...
prized
16
19
PRIZE, to value high...
probed
14
13
PROBE, to examine th...
proked
13
14
PROKE, (dialect) to...
proled
13
11
PROLE, to prowl, als...
prosed
12
10
PROSE, to write with...
proved
14
14
PROVE, to establish...
pruned
12
12
PRUNE, to trim and s...
prysed
19
12
PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
psocid
16
13
any member of the fa...
pubbed
17
17
PUB, to go to a publ...
pucked
17
18
PUCK, to hit a puck...
puered
12
11
PUER, to tan leather...
puffed
17
17
PUFF, to blow in sho...
pugged
15
15
PUG, to fill in with...
pulled
15
13
PULL, to draw or dra...
pulped
16
15
PULP, to reduce to a...
pulsed
14
12
PULSE, to expand and...
pumped
16
17
PUMP, to propel liqu...
punced
15
15
PUNCE, (dialect) to...
punned
11
13
PUN, to make a play...
punted
12
12
PUNT, to propel thro...
pupped
17
17
PUP, to give birth t...
pureed
12
11
PUREE, to reduce to...
purged
14
13
PURGE, to purify [v]
purled
14
12
PURL, to knit with a...
purred
13
11
PURR, to utter a low...
pursed
13
11
PURSE, to pucker, es...
pushed
15
13
PUSH, to thrust or p...
pusled
14
12
PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
putrid
14
11
rotten [adj PUTRIDER...
putted
13
11
PUT, to place in pos...
putzed
16
20
PUTZ, to waste time...
quaked
19
21
QUAKE, to shake [v]
quemed
19
20
QUEME, (Spenser) to...
queued
18
18
QUEUE, to line up fo...
quired
19
17
QUIRE, to sing in co...
quited
19
17
QUITE, to depart fro...
quoted
18
17
QUOTE, to repeat the...
quyted
25
19
QUYTE, (obsolete) to...
racked
14
14
RACK, to place in a...
radded
10
9
RAD, to fear [v]
rafted
12
10
RAFT, to ride on wat...
ragged
12
11
tattered [adj RAGGED...
raided
10
8
RAID, to make a sudd...
raiked
11
11
RAIK, (Scots) to go;...
railed
11
8
RAILE, (Spenser) to...
rained
9
8
RAIN, to fall in dro...
raised
10
7
RAISE, to move to a...
raited
10
7
RAIT, to soak flax,...
rammed
12
13
RAM, to thrust rough...
ramped
13
13
RAMP, to swindle, es...
ramrod
11
10
to push or drive wit...
ranced
12
11
RANCE, to prop [v]
rancid
13
11
rank in taste or sme...
randed
9
9
RAND, to rant [v]
ranged
10
10
RANGE, to place in a...
ranked
10
12
RANK, to assign to a...
ranted
9
8
RANT, to declaim bom...
rapped
14
13
RAP, to strike sharp...
rarked
11
11
RARK, (New Zealand)...
rashed
12
9
RASH, to dash, rush...
rasped
12
10
RASP, to scrape with...
ratted
10
7
RAT, to hunt long-ta...
raucid
14
11
loud and unruly, als...
rayled
17
10
RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
razeed
12
16
RAZEE, to cut down b...
razzed
16
25
RAZZ, to deride [v]
reaked
10
11
REAK, (obsolete) to...
reamed
10
10
REAM, to enlarge the...
reaped
11
10
REAP, to cut for har...
reared
9
7
REAR, to lift uprigh...
reaved
11
11
REAVE, (archaic) to...
rebind
12
11
to bind again [v REB...
rebred
12
10
REBREED, to breed ag...
recced
16
13
RECCE, to make a pre...
recked
14
14
RECK, to be concerne...
reclad
14
11
to clad again [v REC...
record
13
10
to register in writi...
redbud
13
12
a small ornamental l...
redded
10
9
REDD, to put in orde...
redyed
16
10
REDYE, to dye again...
reeded
9
8
REED, to fasten or t...
reefed
11
10
REEF, to reduce the...
reeked
10
11
REEK, to give off sm...
reeled
10
8
REEL, to wind on a t...
reeved
11
11
REEVE, to fasten by...
refeed
11
10
to feed again [v REF...
reffed
14
13
REF, to referee [v]
refind
12
11
to find again [v REF...
refold
13
11
to fold again [v -ED...
refund
12
12
to give back [v -ED,...
regard
11
9
to look upon, to est...
regild
13
10
to gild once more [v...
reined
9
8
REIN, to restrain [v...
reived
12
11
REIVE, (archaic) to...
relaid
11
8
RELAY, to put down n...
reland
10
9
to land again [v -ED...
relend
10
9
to lend again [v REL...
relied
11
8
RELY, to depend on c...
reload
10
8
to load again [v -ED...
remand
10
11
to send back [v -ED,...
remead
10
10
(Scots) to remedy, a...
remeid
11
10
(Scots) to remedy, a...
remend
10
11
to mend again [v -ED...
remind
11
11
to cause to remember...
remold
12
11
to retread a tyre, a...
remoud
11
11
(Spenser) removed [v...
rended
9
9
REND, to tear apart...
renied
9
8
RENY, (obsolete) to...
renned
8
9
REN, (obsolete) to r...
rented
9
8
RENT, to hire [v]
repaid
12
10
REPAY, to pay back [...
repand
11
11
having a wavy margin...
repled
13
11
REPLEAD, to plead ag...
repped
14
13
REP, to act as a com...
reread
9
7
to read again [v RER...
resaid
10
7
RESAY, to say again...
reseed
9
7
to seed again [v -ED...
resend
9
8
to send again [v RES...
reshod
12
9
RESHOE, to shoe agai...
resold
11
8
RESELL, to sell agai...
rested
10
7
REST, to stop word o...
retard
10
7
to hold back [v -ED,...
retied
10
7
RETIE, to tie again...
retold
11
8
RETELL, to tell agai...
retrod
10
7
RETREAD, to tread ag...
retted
10
7
RET, to expose to mo...
retund
10
9
to blunt the edge of...
reused
10
8
REUSE, to use again...
revied
12
11
REVIE, to stake high...
revved
14
15
REV, to increase the...
reward
13
10
to give in return fo...
reweld
14
11
to weld again [v -ED...
rewild
15
11
to release (an anima...
rewind
13
11
to wind again [v REW...
reword
13
10
to state again in di...
rhymed
20
14
RHYME, to compose ve...
ribald
14
11
earthily sexy [adj R...
riband
12
11
a ribbon, also RIBBA...
ribaud
13
11
(Spenser) a menial o...
ribbed
15
13
RIB, to poke fun at...
riched
16
12
RICH, to grow rich [...
ricked
15
14
RICK, to pile hay in...
ridded
11
9
RID, to free or clea...
ridged
12
10
RIDGE, to form into...
riffed
15
13
RIFF, to play such a...
rifled
14
11
RIFLE, to search thr...
rifted
13
10
RIFT, to form a fiss...
rigged
13
11
RIG, to equip or fit...
rilled
13
9
RILL, to flow like a...
rimmed
13
13
RIM, to provide with...
rinded
10
9
RIND, to cover with...
ringed
11
10
RING, to give forth...
rinked
11
12
RINK, to skate at an...
rinsed
10
8
RINSE, to cleanse wi...
rioted
10
7
RIOT, to take part i...
ripped
15
13
RIP, to tear apart r...
risked
12
11
RISK, to expose to l...
risped
13
10
RISP, (Scots) to ras...
ritard
11
7
(Italian) a musical...
ritted
11
7
RIT, (Scots) to scra...
rizard
14
16
(Scots) a redcurrant...
roamed
10
10
ROAM, to move about...
roared
9
7
ROAR, to utter a ful...
roated
9
7
ROATE, to learn by r...
roband
11
11
a piece of yarn used...
robbed
14
13
ROB, to steal [v]
rocked
14
14
ROCK, to move back a...
rodded
10
9
ROD, to clear a drai...
rogued
11
10
ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roiled
11
8
ROIL, to make muddy...
roined
9
8
ROIN, (Spenser) to g...
rolfed
13
11
ROLF, to perform a d...
rolled
12
9
ROLL, to move along...
romped
13
13
ROMP, to play boiste...
roofed
11
10
ROOF, to provide a b...
rooked
10
11
ROOK, to swindle [v]
roomed
10
10
ROOM, to occupy a ro...
rooped
11
10
ROOP, (Scots) to mak...
roosed
9
7
ROOSE, to heap prais...
rooted
9
7
ROOT, to implant in...
rorted
10
7
RORT, to falsify acc...
roscid
14
10
dewy [adj]
rosied
10
7
ROSY, to redden [v]
rosted
10
7
ROST, (obsolete) to...
rotted
10
7
ROT, to decompose [v...
rotund
10
9
rounded, plump [adj...
rouged
11
10
ROUGE, to colour wit...
rouped
12
11
ROUP, (Scots) to auc...
roused
10
8
ROUSE, to disturb or...
routed
10
8
ROUTE, to send on a...
rowted
13
10
ROWT, to rummage out...
royned
15
10
ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
rubbed
15
14
RUB, to apply fricti...
rubied
13
11
RUBY, to redden [v]
ruched
16
13
RUCHE, to trim with...
rucked
15
15
RUCK, to wrinkle or...
rudded
11
10
RUD, (Spenser) to re...
ruffed
15
14
RUFF, at bridge, to...
rugged
13
12
having an uneven sur...
ruined
10
9
RUIN, to destroy [v]
rumped
14
14
RUMP, to turn one's...
runged
11
11
having rungs [adj]
runted
10
9
stunted [adj]
rushed
13
10
RUSH, to move swiftl...
rusted
11
8
RUST, to form a coat...
rutted
11
8
RUT, to make grooves...
rymmed
19
15
RYMME, (obsolete) to...
sabbed
14
13
SAB, (Scots) to sob...
sabled
13
11
SABLE, to darken [v]
sabred
12
10
SABRE, to strike wit...
sacked
14
14
SACK, to put into a...
sacred
13
10
dedicated to or set...
sadded
10
9
SAD, to express sadn...
sagged
12
11
SAG, to bend or give...
sailed
11
8
SAIL, to be pushed i...
sained
9
8
SAINE, (Spenser) 3rd...
saired
10
7
SAIR, to savour, als...
saiyid
17
9
(Arabic) a descendan...
salewd
14
11
SALUE, (obsolete) to...
sallad
12
9
(archaic) a salad [n...
salpid
14
11
a free-swimming smal...
salted
11
8
SALT, to put salt on...
salued
11
9
SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salved
13
12
SALVE, to soothe [v]
sammed
12
13
SAM, (Spenser) to ga...
sanded
9
9
SAND, to cover with...
sapped
14
13
SAP, to deprive of s...
sashed
12
9
SASH, to dress or ad...
sassed
10
7
SASS, to talk impude...
sauced
13
11
SAUCE, to serve with...
sauted
10
8
SAUTE, (French) to f...
sayyid
23
11
(Arabic) a descendan...
scaled
14
11
SCALE, to climb up o...
scaped
15
13
SCAPE, to escape [v]
scared
13
10
frightened [adj SCAR...
scened
12
11
SCENE, to set in a p...
schrod
16
12
a young cod, also SC...
scoped
15
13
SCOPE, to examine wi...
scored
13
10
SCORE, to achieve a...
scowed
16
13
SCOW, to transport b...
screed
13
10
to tear; to make a s...
scried
14
10
SCRY, to engage in c...
scused
14
11
SCUSE, an aphetic fo...
seabed
11
10
the bottom of the se...
sealed
10
8
SEAL, to close or ma...
seamed
10
10
SEAM, to join by sew...
seaned
8
8
SEAN, to catch fish...
seared
9
7
SEAR, to burn [v]
seased
9
7
SEASE, (Spenser) to...
seated
9
7
SEAT, to place on a...
seazed
12
16
SEAZE, (Spenser) to...
second
12
11
number two in sequen...
secund
13
12
esp. of the flowers...
sedged
11
10
bordered by sedge [a...
seeded
9
8
SEED, to sow a crop...
seeled
10
8
SEEL, to stitch clos...
seemed
10
10
SEEM, to appear to b...
seeped
11
10
SEEP, to pass slowly...
segued
11
10
SEGUE, to proceed fr...
seiled
11
8
SEIL, to strain, als...
seined
9
8
SEINE, to catch fish...
seised
10
7
SEISE, to take hold...
seized
13
16
SEIZE, to take hold...
selfed
13
11
SELF, to fertilize b...
semeed
10
10
in heraldry, strewn...
sended
9
9
SEND, to cause to go...
sensed
9
8
SENSE, to have an im...
sented
9
8
SENT, (obsolete) to...
serged
11
9
with sewn seams [adj...
serred
10
7
SERR, to press close...
served
12
11
SERVE, to work for [...
sessed
10
7
SESS, to assess (how...
sexfid
19
17
cleft in six [adj]
sexted
16
14
SEXT, to send a text...
shaded
12
10
SHADE, to screen fro...
shahid
15
11
(Arabic) a martyr fo...
shaird
13
9
a fragment of broken...
shaked
13
13
SHAKE, to move to an...
shaled
13
10
SHALE, to shell, hus...
shamed
13
12
SHAME, to cause to f...
shaped
14
12
SHAPE, to fashion in...
shared
12
9
SHARE, to use in com...
shaved
14
13
SHAVE, to remove hai...
shawed
15
12
SHAW, (Scots) to sho...
shewed
15
12
SHEW, (archaic) to s...
shield
14
10
to protect from harm...
shined
12
10
SHINE, to emit light...
shired
13
9
SHIR, to pucker, als...
shited
13
9
SHITE, (slang) to sh...
shooed
11
9
SHOO, to drive away...
shored
12
9
SHORE, to prop up [v...
should
14
11
SHALL, used as an au...
shoved
14
13
SHOVE, to push rough...
showed
15
12
SHOW, to cause or pe...
shrewd
16
12
having keen insight...
shroud
13
10
to attire in burial...
shrowd
16
12
(Shakespeare) shrewd...
shuled
14
11
SHULE, (dialect) to...
shuted
13
10
SHUTE, to convey by...
sialid
12
8
an alderfly, also SI...
sicced
17
13
SIC, to incite a dog...
sicked
15
14
SICK, to urge to att...
sidled
12
9
SIDLE, to move sidew...
sieged
11
9
SIEGE, to subject to...
sieved
12
11
SIEVE, to pass throu...
sifted
13
10
SIFT, to pass throug...
sighed
14
11
SIGH, to emit a deep...
signed
11
10
SIGN, to write one's...
silked
13
12
SILK, to cover with...
siloed
11
8
SILO, to store in a...
silted
12
8
SILT, to fill with a...
sinded
10
9
SIND, (Scots) to rin...
singed
11
10
SINGE, to burn sligh...
sinned
9
9
SIN, to offend again...
sipped
15
13
SIP, to drink in sma...
sirred
11
7
SIR, to use a respec...
sisted
11
7
SIST, to stay, as ju...
sithed
13
9
SITHE, (archaic) to...
skated
11
11
SKATE, to glide over...
skewed
14
14
SKEW, to make obliqu...
skited
12
11
SKITE, (Australian s...
skived
14
15
SKIVE, to pare or sp...
skoled
12
12
SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skried
12
11
SKRY, to see the fut...
skyfed
20
16
SKYF, (South Africa)...
skyred
18
13
SKYRE, (Scots) to sh...
skyted
18
13
SKYTE, (Scots) to da...
slaked
12
12
SLAKE, to quench [v]
slated
11
8
SLATE, to roof with...
slaved
13
12
SLAVE, to work like...
slayed
17
10
SLAY, to kill [v]
sleded
11
9
(Shakespeare) an irr...
slewed
14
11
SLEW, to cause to mo...
sliced
15
11
SLICE, to cut in pie...
slided
12
9
SLIDE, to move smoot...
slimed
13
11
SLIME, to cover with...
sliped
14
11
SLIPE, to peel [v]
slived
14
12
SLIVE, to slip [v]
sloped
13
11
SLOPE, to slant or i...
slowed
14
11
SLOW, to reduce spee...
smeked
12
14
SMEKE, (Scots) to sm...
smiled
13
11
SMILE, to look joyfu...
smoked
12
14
SMOKE, to emit a gas...
smored
11
10
SMORE, (Scots) to sm...
snaked
10
12
SNAKE, to slither li...
snared
9
8
SNARE, to trap [v]
snawed
12
11
SNAW, to snow [v]
snided
10
9
SNIDE, to fill or lo...
sniped
12
11
SNIPE, to shoot from...
snoked
10
12
SNOKE, to prowl or s...
snored
9
8
SNORE, to breath noi...
snowed
12
11
SNOW, to rain white...
soaked
10
11
SOAK, to saturate in...
soaped
11
10
SOAP, to treat with...
soared
9
7
SOAR, to fly at a gr...
sobbed
14
13
SOB, to cry with a c...
socked
14
14
SOCK, to strike forc...
sodded
10
9
SOD, to cover with t...
softed
12
10
SOFT, (Spenser) to s...
sogged
12
11
SOG, to soak [v]
soiled
11
8
SOIL, to make dirty...
soland
10
9
the common gannet, a...
soloed
10
8
SOLO, to perform a s...
solved
13
12
SOLVE, to find the a...
sooked
10
11
SOOK, (Scots) to suc...
sooled
10
8
SOOL, to incite (a d...
soomed
10
10
SOOM, (Scots) to swi...
sooped
11
10
SOOP, (Scots) to swe...
sooted
9
7
SOOT, to cover with...
sopped
14
13
SOP, to dip or soak...
sorbed
12
10
SORB, to adsorb or a...
sorded
10
8
SORD, of mallard, to...
sordid
11
8
low, mean [adj SORDI...
sorned
9
8
SORN, (Scots) to imp...
sorted
10
7
SORT, to arrange in...
sossed
10
7
SOSS, to fall at onc...
sotted
10
7
SOT, to play the dru...
souced
13
11
SOUCE, (Spenser) to...
souked
11
12
SOUK, (Scots) to suc...
souled
11
9
having a soul [adj]
soumed
11
11
SOUM, (Scots) to rec...
souped
12
11
SOUP, to increase th...
soured
10
8
SOUR, to make sour [...
soused
10
8
SOUSE, to pickle; to...
sowced
16
13
SOWCE, to pickle; to...
sowfed
15
13
SOWF, (Scots) to whi...
sowled
14
11
SOWLE, (Scots) to pu...
sowmed
14
13
SOWM, to ascertain t...
sowped
15
13
SOWP, (Scots) to soa...
sowsed
13
10
SOWSE, (Spenser) to...
soyled
17
10
SOYLE, (obsolete) to...
spaced
15
13
SPACE, to arrange at...
spaded
12
11
SPADE, to dig with a...
spaned
11
11
SPANE, (Scots) to we...
spared
12
10
SPARE, to refrain fr...
sparid
13
10
any of a family of m...
spauld
14
12
(Scots) the shoulder...
spayad
18
12
(obsolete) a male de...
spayed
18
12
SPAY, to remove the...
spewed
15
13
SPEW, to vomit [v]
spiced
16
13
SPICE, to season wit...
spiked
14
14
SPIKE, to fasten wit...
spiled
14
11
SPILE, to stop up wi...
spined
12
11
having a spine [adj]
spired
13
10
SPIRE, to rise in a...
spited
13
10
SPITE, to treat with...
spoked
13
14
SPOKE, to supply wit...
spored
12
10
SPORE, to produce an...
spraid
13
10
SPRAY, to disperse i...
spread
12
10
to stretch over an a...
spredd
13
11
(obsolete) to spread...
spreed
12
10
SPREE, to carouse [v...
spumed
14
14
SPUME, to foam [v]
staged
11
9
STAGE, to produce fo...
staked
11
11
STAKE, to fasten wit...
staled
11
8
STALE, to become pas...
staned
9
8
STANE, (Scots) to st...
stared
10
7
STARE, to gaze fixed...
stated
10
7
STATE, to set forth...
staved
12
11
STAVE, to drive or t...
stawed
13
10
STAW, (Scots) to sta...
stayed
16
9
STAY, to remain in a...
steard
10
7
STEER, to guide or d...
steded
10
8
STEDE, (Spenser) to...
steeld
11
8
STELL, to establish,...
stemed
11
10
STEM, to deprive a p...
stewed
13
10
STEW, to cook by boi...
stiled
12
8
STILE, to style, des...
stimed
12
10
STIME, (Scots) to pe...
stiped
13
10
having a stipe, a st...
stired
11
7
STIRE, (archaic) to...
stived
13
11
STIVE, (dialect) to...
stoked
11
11
STOKE, to supply a f...
stoled
11
8
wearing a stole [adj...
stolid
12
8
impassive, unemotion...
stoned
9
8
STONE, to pelt with...
stoped
12
10
STOPE, to excavate i...
stored
10
7
STORE, to put away f...
stound
10
9
to ache, throb, also...
stoved
12
11
STOVE, to dry in a h...
stowed
13
10
STOW, to put away [v...
stownd
13
11
to ache, throb, also...
strand
10
8
to leave in an unfav...
strond
10
8
(Spenser) a strand,...
stroud
11
8
a kind of coarse bla...
stuped
13
11
STUPE, to treat with...
stupid
14
11
foolish [adj STUPIDE...
styled
18
10
STYLE, to name [v]
stymed
18
12
STYME, (Scots) to pe...
styred
17
9
STYRE, (Spenser) to...
styted
17
9
STYTE, (Scots) to st...
subbed
15
14
SUB, to act as a sub...
sucked
15
15
SUCK, to draw in by...
sudsed
11
9
SUDS, to wash in soa...
sueded
10
9
SUEDE, to finish lea...
sugged
13
12
SUG, to attempt to s...
sughed
14
12
SUGH, to make a moan...
suited
11
8
SUIT, to be appropri...
sulfid
15
12
a compound of an ele...
sulked
13
13
SULK, to become sull...
summed
13
14
SUM, to add, make up...
sunbed
12
12
a unit consisting of...
sunned
9
10
SUN, to expose to su...
supped
15
14
SUP, to eat supper [...
surbed
13
11
(obsolete) to set on...
surfed
13
11
SURF, to ride breaki...
surged
12
10
SURGE, to move in a...
sussed
11
8
SUSS, to arrest for...
swaged
14
12
SWAGE, to shape with...
swaled
14
11
SWALE, to scorch, si...
swayed
19
12
SWAY, to move slowly...
sweard
13
10
(Spenser) a sword [n...
sweyed
19
12
SWEY, (Scots) to swa...
swiped
16
13
SWIPE, to strike wit...
swived
16
14
SWIVE, (archaic) to...
swound
13
12
to faint, also SWOON...
swownd
16
14
(Spenser) a fainting...
synced
19
13
SYNC, to cause to op...
synded
16
11
SYND, (Scots) to rin...
tabard
12
10
a herald's or knight...
tabbed
14
13
TAB, to provide with...
taberd
12
10
a herald's or knight...
tabled
13
11
TABLE, to place on f...
tabued
12
11
TABU, to exclude or...
tacked
14
14
TACK, to fasten with...
tagged
12
11
TAG, to provide with...
tailed
11
8
TAIL, to follow clos...
talced
14
11
TALC, to treat with...
talked
12
12
TALK, to communicate...
talmud
13
12
(Hebrew) the body of...
tamped
13
13
TAMP, to pack down b...
tanged
10
10
TANG, to ring [v]
tanked
10
12
TANK, to store in a...
tanned
8
9
TAN, to become brown...
tapped
14
13
TAP, to strike gentl...
tapued
12
11
TAPU, to forbid the...
tarand
9
8
(Greek) a mythical c...
targed
11
9
TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
tarred
10
7
TARRE, (Shakespeare)...
tarted
10
7
TART, to smarten up...
tashed
12
9
TASH, (Scots) to soi...
tasked
11
11
TASK, to assign a mi...
tasted
10
7
TASTE, to savour wit...
tathed
12
9
TATH, to manure [v]
tatted
10
7
TATT, to make lace [...
tatued
10
8
TATU, to mark the sk...
tauted
10
8
TAUT, (Scots) to mat...
tawsed
13
10
TAWSE, to beat with...
tawted
13
10
TAWT, (Scots) to mat...
taxied
16
14
TAXI, to travel in a...
teamed
10
10
TEAM, to join togeth...
teared
9
7
TEAR, to weep [v]
teased
9
7
TEASE, to make fun o...
teated
9
7
having a teat [adj]
teazed
12
16
TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
tebbad
14
13
(Persian) a sandstor...
teched
15
12
(colloquial) crazy,...
tedded
10
9
TED, to spread hay f...
teemed
10
10
TEEM, to be full to...
teened
8
8
TEEN, (obsolete) to...
teered
9
7
TEER, to daub, plast...
temped
13
13
TEMP, to be employed...
temsed
11
10
TEMS, to sift, also...
tended
9
9
TEND, to watch over...
tensed
9
8
TENSE, to make tense...
tented
9
8
TENT, to cover with...
termed
11
10
TERM, to designate [...
terned
9
8
TERNE, to cover with...
tested
10
7
TEST, to examine cri...
tetrad
10
7
a group of four [n -...
texted
16
14
TEXT, to send a text...
thawed
15
12
THAW, to melt [v]
themed
13
12
THEME, to plan accor...
thewed
15
12
having thews [adj]
tholed
13
10
THOLE, to endure, be...
thoued
12
10
THOU, to address as...
thread
12
9
to pass cotton throu...
throed
12
9
THROE, to suffer vio...
ticced
17
13
TIC, to twitch [v]
ticked
15
14
TICK, to make a soun...
tidied
11
8
TIDY, to make tidy [...
tiered
10
7
TIER, to arrange in...
tiffed
15
13
TIFF, to have a pett...
tifted
13
10
TIFT, (Scots) to qua...
tigged
13
11
TIG, to touch [v]
tikied
12
11
TIKI, (Maori) to tak...
tilled
13
9
TILL, to prepare lan...
tilted
12
8
TILT, to cause to sl...
tinded
10
9
TIND, to kindle, als...
tineid
10
8
one of a family of m...
tinged
11
10
TINGE, to colour sli...
tinked
11
12
TINK, to make a shar...
tinned
9
9
TIN, to coat with a...
tinted
10
8
TINT, to colour slig...
tipped
15
13
TIP, to give a gratu...
tirled
12
8
TIRL, (Scots) to tur...
tirred
11
7
TIRR, (Scots) to str...
tithed
13
9
TITHE, to pay a tent...
titled
12
8
TITLE, to designate...
titted
11
7
TIT, to tug [v]
toazed
12
16
TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
tocked
14
14
TOCK, to make the so...
todded
10
9
TOD, to yield a tod...
togaed
10
9
wearing a toga [adj]
togged
12
11
TOG, to clothe [v]
toiled
11
8
TOIL, to work hard [...
toited
10
7
TOIT, to saunter [v]
tolled
12
9
TOLL, to sound, as a...
toluid
12
9
a derivative of glyc...
tombed
13
13
TOMB, to place in a...
tomcod
14
13
a kind of cod, also...
tommed
12
13
TOM, to engage in pr...
tonged
10
10
TONG, to lift with t...
tonked
10
12
TONK, (Australian sl...
tooled
10
8
TOOL, to use an impl...
toomed
10
10
TOOM, to empty [v]
tooted
9
7
TOOT, to sound a hor...
topped
14
13
TOP, to cut off the...
toroid
10
7
anything shaped like...
torpid
13
10
numb, lethargic [adj...
torrid
11
7
extremely hot [adj T...
toshed
12
9
TOSH, to trim [v]
tossed
10
7
TOSS, to throw light...
totted
10
7
TOT, to total [v]
touked
11
12
TOUK, (Scots) to tap...
toured
10
8
TOUR, to travel from...
toused
10
8
TOUSE, to dishevel,...
touted
10
8
TOUT, to solicit bra...
touzed
13
17
TOUZE, to dishevel,...
toward
13
10
in the direction of,...
towsed
13
10
TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towted
13
10
TOWT, (Scots) to pou...
towzed
16
19
TOWZE, to dishevel,...
toxoid
16
14
a toxin treated to r...
traced
13
10
TRACE, to follow the...
traded
10
8
TRADE, to have deali...
traped
12
10
TRAPE, to walk in an...
trepid
13
10
quaking [adj]
triced
14
10
TRICE, to haul up wi...
trifid
14
10
divided into three p...
trined
10
8
TRINE, to place in a...
tripod
13
10
a stand with three l...
troked
11
11
TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
troped
12
10
TROPE, to provide wi...
trowed
13
10
TROW, (archaic) to b...
truced
14
11
TRUCE, to suspend ho...
tubbed
15
14
TUB, to wash in a la...
tucked
15
15
TUCK, to fold under...
tufted
13
11
TUFT, to form into a...
tugged
13
12
TUG, to pull with fo...
tumped
14
14
TUMP, to drag [v]
tunded
10
10
TUND, (archaic) to b...
tunned
9
10
TUN, to store in a l...
tupped
15
14
TUP, to copulate wit...
turbid
14
11
thick or opaque with...
turfed
13
11
TURF, to cover with...
turgid
13
10
swollen, inflated, a...
turned
10
9
TURN, to change dire...
tushed
13
10
TUSH, to gore with a...
tusked
12
12
TUSK, to gore with a...
tutsed
11
8
TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tutted
11
8
TUT, to utter an exc...
tutued
11
9
wearing a tutu [adj]
twined
13
11
TWINE, to entangle t...
twired
14
10
TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
tythed
19
11
TYTHE, to pay a tent...
uglied
13
11
UGLY, to make ugly [...
unaged
10
11
not aged [adj]
unawed
12
12
not awed [adj]
unaxed
15
16
not axed [adj]
unbend
11
13
to relax [v UNBENDED...
unbind
12
13
to free from binding...
unbred
12
12
not bred [adj]
unclad
14
13
UNCLOTHE, to divest...
uncled
14
13
UNCLE, to address as...
uncord
13
12
to free from cords [...
undead
9
10
a vampire [n UNDEAD]
undyed
16
12
not dyed [adj]
uneyed
15
11
unseen [adj]
unfeed
11
12
not retained by a fe...
unfold
13
13
to open something th...
unfond
11
13
not fond [adj]
ungild
13
12
to remove the gildin...
ungird
12
11
to remove a belt fro...
unglad
12
12
not glad [adj]
ungord
11
11
(Shakespeare) unwoun...
unhand
11
12
to remove the hand f...
unhead
11
11
to decapitate [v -ED...
unhood
11
11
to remove a hood fro...
uniced
13
12
not iced [adj]
uniped
12
12
a one-footed person...
unipod
12
12
a one-legged support...
united
10
9
UNITE, to join toget...
unkend
10
14
unknown; strange, al...
unkind
11
14
not kind [adj UNKIND...
unlaid
11
10
UNLAY, to untwist [v...
unlead
10
10
to remove the lead f...
unload
10
10
to remove cargo from...
unlord
11
10
to strip of the dign...
unmard
11
12
(Spenser) unmarred [...
unmold
12
13
to change the form o...
unowed
12
12
not due [adj]
unpaid
12
12
UNPAY, to make good,...
unread
9
9
not read [adj]
unsaid
10
9
UNSAY, to retract so...
unshed
12
11
not shed [adj]
unshod
12
11
not shod [adj]
unsold
11
10
not sold [adj]
unsped
12
12
unaccomplished [adj]
untied
10
9
UNTIE, to free from...
untold
11
10
not told [adj]
untrod
10
9
UNTREAD, (Shakespear...
unused
10
10
not used [adj]
unwind
13
13
to reverse the windi...
upbind
15
15
to bind completely [...
upfold
16
15
to fold up [v -ED, -...
upgird
15
13
to gird completely [...
uphand
14
14
lifted by hand [adj]
uphaud
15
14
(Scots) to maintain,...
upheld
16
14
UPHOLD, to hold alof...
uphild
17
14
UPHOLD, to hold alof...
uphold
16
14
to hold aloft [v UPH...
uplaid
14
12
UPLAY, to hoard [v]
upland
13
13
the higher land of a...
uplead
13
12
to lead up [v UPLED,...
upload
13
12
to transfer informat...
upsend
12
12
to send upward [v UP...
upsold
14
12
UPSELL, to attempt t...
uptied
13
11
UPTIE, to tie up [v]
upward
16
14
toward a higher plac...
upwind
16
15
to wind up [v UPWOUN...
urined
10
9
URINE, to discharge...
uropod
12
11
any one of the abdom...
usured
11
9
USURE, (obsolete) to...
usward
14
11
(archaic) towards us...
vacked
16
18
VAC, to clean with a...
vagged
14
15
VAG, to arrest someo...
vagued
13
14
VAGUE, to be vague [...
vailed
13
12
VAIL, (archaic) to l...
valsed
13
12
VALSE, (French) to w...
valued
13
13
VALUE, to estimate t...
valved
15
16
VALVE, to provide wi...
vamped
15
17
VAMP, to repair or p...
vanned
10
13
VAN, to transport in...
varied
12
11
VARY, to make differ...
varved
14
15
having a varve depos...
vatted
12
11
VAT, to put into a l...
vauted
12
12
VAUTE, (obsolete) to...
vaward
15
14
(Shakespeare) the fo...
vawted
15
14
VAWTE, (obsolete) to...
vealed
12
12
VEALE, (Spenser) to...
veered
11
11
VEER, to change dire...
vegged
14
15
VEG, to laze about [...
veiled
13
12
VEIL, to cover with...
veined
11
12
VEIN, to fill with t...
vended
11
13
VEND, to sell [v]
venged
12
14
VENGE, (Shakespeare)...
vented
11
12
VENT, to provide wit...
verbid
15
14
a nonfinite part of...
verged
13
13
VERGE, to come near...
versed
12
11
VERSE, to write in a...
verted
12
11
VERT, (colloquial) t...
vespid
15
14
a social wasp [n -S]
vested
12
11
VEST, to place autho...
vetoed
11
11
VETO, to forbid or p...
vetted
12
11
VET, to treat animal...
vialed
13
12
VIAL, to put in a sm...
viewed
15
14
VIEW, to look at [v]
viffed
17
17
VIFF, to change dire...
vinted
12
12
VINT, to strip of gr...
viroid
13
11
a viruslike plant pa...
visaed
12
11
VISA, to stamp with...
visard
13
11
a mask or visor, als...
viscid
17
14
thick and adhesive [...
viseed
12
11
VISE, to hold in a c...
visied
13
11
VISIE, (Scots) to ta...
vivaed
14
15
VIVA, to examine ora...
vizard
16
20
to mask or disguise...
vizied
16
20
VIZY, (Scots) to tak...
vogued
13
14
VOGUE, to perform to...
voiced
15
14
VOICE, to express or...
voided
12
12
VOID, to nullify of...
volted
13
12
VOLT, to make a sudd...
volved
15
16
VOLVE, (obsolete) to...
vommed
14
17
VOM, (short for) to...
vorred
12
11
VOR, (Shakespeare) t...
vulned
13
14
VULN, to wound; pier...
vummed
15
18
VUM, to vow [v]
wacked
17
17
(colloquial) intoxic...
wadded
13
12
WAD, to form into a...
waffed
17
16
WAFF, (dialect) to b...
wafted
15
13
WAFT, to carry light...
wagged
15
14
WAG, to move from si...
waifed
15
13
WAIF, to cast up as...
wailed
14
11
WAIL, to utter a lon...
wained
12
11
WAIN, (obsolete) to...
waired
13
10
WAIR, to spend [v]
waited
13
10
WAITE, (Spenser) to...
waived
15
14
WAIVE, to refrain fr...
walked
15
15
WALK, to advance on...
walled
15
12
WALL, to enclose in...
wanked
13
15
WANK, to masturbate...
wanned
11
12
WAN, to make or beco...
wanted
12
11
WANT, to have a desi...
wanzed
15
20
WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wapped
17
16
WAP, to throw or pul...
warded
13
11
WARD, to turn aside...
warked
14
14
WARK, (Scots) to wor...
warmed
14
13
WARM, to make warm [...
warned
12
11
WARN, to notify in a...
warped
15
13
WARP, to twist out o...
warred
13
10
WAR, to engage in ar...
warted
13
10
having a wart [adj]
washed
15
12
WASH, to cleanse in...
wasted
13
10
WASTE, to consume la...
wauked
14
15
WAUK, to full (cloth...
wauled
14
12
WAUL, to cry like a...
waured
13
11
WAUR, to defeat, to...
wawaed
15
13
WAWA, (Native Americ...
wawled
17
14
WAWL, to cry like a...
wazzed
19
28
WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
weaned
11
11
WEAN, to take off mo...
weared
12
10
WEAR, to turn a ship...
weaved
14
14
WEAVE, to form by cr...
webbed
17
16
WEB, to provide fine...
webfed
17
16
pertaining to a type...
wedded
13
12
WED, to marry [v]
wedged
14
13
WEDGE, to force apar...
weeded
12
11
WEED, to remove unwa...
weened
11
11
WEEN, (archaic) to t...
weeted
12
10
WEETE, (obsolete) to...
wefted
15
13
WEFT, to weave fabri...
weired
13
10
WEIR, to wear [v]
weised
13
10
WEISE, to guide in a...
weized
16
19
WEIZE, to guide in a...
welded
14
12
WELD, to join by fus...
welked
15
15
WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welled
15
12
WELL, to rise to the...
welted
14
11
WELT, to mark with r...
wended
12
12
WEND, to proceed alo...
wesand
12
11
(Spenser) the windpi...
wested
13
10
WEST, to move toward...
wetted
13
10
WET, to make wet [v]
weyard
19
12
(Shakespeare) weird,...
wezand
15
20
(obsolete) the windp...
whaled
16
13
WHALE, to hunt whale...
whewed
18
15
WHEW, to utter a sou...
whiled
17
13
WHILE, to pass time...
whined
15
13
WHINE, to utter a pl...
whited
16
12
WHITE, to make white...
whored
15
12
WHORE, to consort wi...
whowed
18
15
WHOW, (Scots) to imp...
wicked
18
17
bad, evil [adj WICKE...
wigged
16
14
WIG, to scold; to pr...
wilded
15
12
WILD, (obsolete) to...
willed
16
12
WILL, to decide upon...
wilted
15
11
WILT, to become limp...
wimped
17
16
WIMP, to act like a...
winced
16
14
WINCE, to flinch [v]
winded
13
12
WIND, to twist or co...
winged
14
13
WING, to travel by m...
winked
14
15
WINK, to open and cl...
winned
12
12
WIN, to gain [v]
wisard
14
10
a wizard [n -S]
wished
16
12
WISH, to desire, als...
wisped
16
13
WISP, to twist into...
wissed
14
10
WISS, to wish [v]
wisted
14
10
WIST, (archaic) to k...
withed
16
12
WITHE, to bind with...
witted
14
10
having intelligence...
wizard
17
19
a man who practises...
woaded
12
11
dyed blue with woad...
wolfed
16
14
WOLF, to devour rave...
wolved
16
15
WOLVE, to hunt for w...
wombed
16
16
WOMB, (Shakespeare)...
wonned
11
12
WON, (archaic) to dw...
wonted
12
11
WONT, to be accustom...
wooded
12
11
WOOD, to cover with...
woofed
14
13
WOOF, to bark [v]
wooled
13
11
having (such) wool;...
wooned
11
11
WOON, (Spenser) to d...
wopped
17
16
WOP, to thump, also...
worded
13
11
WORD, to express in...
worked
14
14
WORK, to toil in min...
wormed
14
13
WORM, to rid of worm...
worsed
13
10
WORSE, (obsolete) to...
wotted
13
10
WOT, (archaic) to kn...
wudded
14
13
WUD, (Scots) to load...
wulled
16
13
WULL, (dialect) to w...
xyloid
24
17
woody; ligneous [adj...
yacked
20
16
YACK, to talk persis...
yaffed
20
15
YAFF, (Scots) to bar...
yakked
18
17
YAK, to talk persist...
yanked
16
14
YANK, to pull with a...
yapped
20
15
YAP, to bark shrilly...
yarded
16
10
YARD, to enclose in...
yarked
17
13
YARK, (dialect) to m...
yarned
15
10
YARN, to tell a long...
yarred
16
9
YARR, to growl or sn...
yauped
18
13
YAUP, to yelp or bar...
yawled
20
13
YAWL, to howl [v]
yawned
18
13
YAWN, to open the mo...
yawped
21
15
YAWP, to cry hoarsel...
ybound
18
14
BIND, to tie, fasten...
yeaned
14
10
YEAN, esp. of a shee...
yelled
18
11
YELL, to cry out lou...
yelmed
18
13
YELM, to prepare str...
yelped
19
13
YELP, to utter a sha...
yenned
14
11
YEN, to desire or ye...
yerded
16
10
YERD, (Scots) to bur...
yerked
17
13
YERK, to tie with a...
yesked
17
13
YESK, (Scots) to hic...
yessed
16
9
YES, to give an affi...
yeuked
17
14
YEUK, (dialect) to i...
yilled
19
11
YILL, (Scots) to ent...
yipped
21
15
YIP, to utter a shor...
yirded
17
10
YIRD, (Scots) to bur...
yirked
18
13
YIRK, to draw tight...
yirred
17
9
YIRR, to snarl [v]
yocked
20
16
YOCK, to laugh boist...
yodled
17
11
YODLE, to sing with...
yokked
18
17
YOK, to laugh loudly...
yolked
18
14
having a yolk [adj]
yomped
19
15
YOMP, to march with...
yorked
17
13
YORK, to bowl a bats...
yorped
18
12
YORP, (dialect) to s...
youked
17
14
YOUK, (dialect) to i...
yowled
20
13
YOWL, to howl, esp....
yshend
18
12
(Spenser) to scold,...
yucked
21
17
YUCK, to laugh loudl...
yukked
19
18
YUK, to laugh loudly...
yumped
20
16
YUMP, to become air-...
zagged
15
20
ZAG, to change cours...
zanied
12
17
ZANY, (obsolete) to...
zapped
17
22
ZAP, to kill or dest...
zeroed
12
16
ZERO, to set at or a...
zested
13
16
ZEST, to give zest t...
zigged
16
20
ZIG, to change cours...
zinced
16
20
ZINC, to coat with a...
zinged
14
19
ZING, to move very s...
zinked
14
21
ZINC, to coat with a...
zipped
18
22
ZIP, to fasten with...
zizzed
20
34
ZIZZ, to snooze, als...
zonked
13
21
ZONK, to exhaust [v]
zonoid
12
17
a finite vector sum...
zoomed
13
19
ZOOM, to move with a...
zooned
11
17
ZOON, to zoom [v]
zygoid
21
20
pertaining to a zygo...
zymoid
21
21
like a ferment [adj]
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