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abanded
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ABAND, (Spenser) to...
abashed
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13
ABASH, to strike wit...
abduced
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ABDUCE, to draw or c...
abetted
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ABET, to incite by e...
abfarad
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a unit of capacitanc...
abjured
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21
ABJURE, to renounce...
ablated
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12
ABLATE, to remove or...
abluted
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13
washed clean [adj]
aborded
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12
ABORD, (archaic) to...
aborted
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11
ABORT, to bring fort...
abraded
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12
ABRADE, to wear away...
abrayed
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13
ABRAY, (Spenser) to...
abscind
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15
to cut off [v -ED, -...
abscond
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15
to depart suddenly a...
abutted
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12
ABUT, to be adjacent...
acaroid
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11
resembling an acarid...
acceded
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15
ACCEDE, to consent [...
accited
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14
ACCITE, to cite; to...
accoied
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14
ACCOY, (Spenser) to...
accoyed
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16
ACCOY, (Spenser) to...
accoyld
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17
ACCOIL, (Spenser) to...
accrued
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15
ACCRUE, to accumulat...
accused
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15
ACCUSE, to bring a c...
acorned
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12
bearing acorns [adj]
acuated
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12
ACUATE, to sharpen [...
adapted
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12
ADAPT, to make suita...
adduced
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14
ADDUCE, to cite or q...
adeemed
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ADEEM, to cancel a b...
adelgid
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12
a kind of small inse...
adenoid
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relating to or like...
adhered
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11
ADHERE, to become or...
adjured
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19
ADJURE, to command s...
admired
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12
ADMIRE, to have a hi...
admixed
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ADMIX, to mix [v]
adopted
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12
ADOPT, to take as on...
adorned
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10
ADORN, to embellish...
adusted
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10
ADUST, (Milton) to s...
advened
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ADVENE, to be added...
advewed
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ADVEW, (Spenser) to...
advised
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ADVISE, to give advi...
aefauld
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onefold, also AEFALD...
aemuled
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13
AEMULE, (Spenser) to...
aerated
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8
AERATE, to put air i...
afeared
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11
AFEAR, (Spenser) to...
affeard
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14
(Shakespeare) afraid...
affined
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15
related [adj]
affixed
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AFFIX, to fix on to,...
affoord
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14
(Spenser) to afford...
agamoid
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having the features...
agasted
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10
AGAST, (Milton) to t...
agatoid
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10
like agate [adj]
agented
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AGENT, to act for an...
agisted
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10
AGIST, to admit (liv...
agnamed
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14
having an agname, a...
agnised
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11
AGNISE, to acknowled...
agnized
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AGNIZE, to acknowled...
agrised
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10
AGRISE, to terrify,...
agrized
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19
AGRIZE, (obsolete) t...
aground
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12
on the ground [adv]
agryzed
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AGRYZE, (obsolete) t...
aguised
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11
AGUISE, to adorn, al...
aguized
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20
AGUIZE, to adorn, al...
airhead
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10
an empty-headed, sup...
airshed
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10
the air supply of a...
airthed
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10
AIRTH, (Scots) to gu...
airward
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11
up into the air, als...
alarmed
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12
ALARM, to strike wit...
alcoved
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having an alcove [ad...
alegged
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ALEGGE, (Spenser) to...
alerted
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9
ALERT, to warn [v]
aliased
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9
ALIAS [v]
alibied
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12
ALIBI, to give an al...
aliened
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10
ALIEN, to alienate [...
aligned
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12
ALIGN, to arrange in...
allayed
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12
ALLAY, to reduce in...
alleged
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12
ALLEGE, to assert wi...
alleyed
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12
furnished with alley...
allowed
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13
ALLOW, to put no obs...
alloyed
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12
ALLOY, to combine a...
allseed
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10
a weed of the flax f...
alluded
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12
ALLUDE, to make an i...
allured
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11
ALLURE, to attract w...
altered
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9
ALTER, to make diffe...
amassed
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11
AMASS, to accumulate...
ambered
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embedded in amber [a...
ambroid
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a synthetic amber, a...
ameboid
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resembling an ameba,...
amended
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AMEND, to correct, i...
amerced
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AMERCE, to fine or p...
amooved
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AMOOVE, (Spenser) to...
amyloid
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containing or relati...
android
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10
an automaton resembl...
aneared
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ANEAR, (archaic) to...
aneroid
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9
a type of barometer...
angeled
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ANGEL, to support fi...
angered
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ANGER, to make angry...
aniseed
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9
the dried fruit of a...
annelid
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any of a phylum of s...
annexed
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ANNEX, to join or at...
annoyed
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ANNOY, to be trouble...
anobiid
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any of a family of b...
ansated
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9
having a handle, als...
antacid
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a remedy for indiges...
antbird
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any of a group of tr...
anthoid
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11
flowerlike [adj]
antired
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9
opposed to communism...
anviled
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ANVIL, to shape on a...
anyroad
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anyway [adv]
apehood
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the state of being a...
applaud
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to express approval...
applied
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APPLY, to bring to b...
apposed
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APPOSE, to place sid...
appuied
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15
APPUI, to give milit...
appuyed
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17
APPUY, to give milit...
aproned
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APRON, to cover with...
araised
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8
ARAISE, to raise, al...
araneid
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9
a spider [n -S]
araysed
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10
ARAYSE, to raise, al...
arbored
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furnished with an ar...
arcaded
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12
ARCADE, to furnish w...
arctiid
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a moth of the Arctii...
arctoid
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11
bearlike [adj]
arefied
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AREFY, to dry up [v]
aretted
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8
ARET, (Spenser) to e...
armband
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a band of cloth worn...
armload
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12
as much as may be ca...
armored
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ARMOR, (US) to dress...
aroused
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9
AROUSE, to stimulate...
arrased
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8
covered with an arra...
arrayed
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10
ARRAY, to place in o...
arrided
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9
ARRIDE, (archaic) to...
arrived
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ARRIVE, to reach a d...
arrowed
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11
ARROW, to indicate t...
ascared
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11
afraid [adv]
ascarid
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11
any nematode worm of...
ashamed
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ASHAME, (archaic) to...
aslaked
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13
ASLAKE, (archaic) to...
aspired
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11
ASPIRE, to aim for h...
aspread
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11
(archaic) in a sprea...
assayed
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10
ASSAY, to put to the...
assized
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ASSIZE, (obsolete) t...
assumed
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ASSUME, to take for...
assured
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9
an insured person [n...
asterid
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8
a starfish, also AST...
astoned
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9
ASTONE, to amaze or...
astound
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to amaze [v -ED, -IN...
astrand
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on the strand [adv]
astroid
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8
a four cusped geomet...
athodyd
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a type of jet engine...
attired
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8
ATTIRE, to clothe [v...
attoned
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9
ATTONE, to atone [v]
attuned
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ATTUNE, to put in tu...
audited
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AUDIT, to examine ac...
augured
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AUGUR, to foretell f...
aurated
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9
gold-coloured [adj]
availed
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AVAIL, to be of use...
avenged
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AVENGE, to take retr...
averred
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AVER, to declare pos...
averted
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AVERT, to ward off [...
aviated
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AVIATE, to fly an ai...
avoided
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AVOID, to evade [v]
avulsed
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AVULSE, to tear away...
awaited
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AWAIT, to wait for [...
awarded
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AWARD, to grant as m...
awarned
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AWARN, (Spenser) to...
awhaped
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AWHAPE, (Spenser) to...
awkward
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lacking grace [adj A...
awlbird
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15
(dialect) the green...
axebird
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18
a kind of nightjar f...
babbled
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BABBLE, to talk ince...
badland
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a barren, hilly area...
baffled
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BAFFLE, to confuse,...
bageled
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BAGEL, to defeat in...
ballsed
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BALLS, to mess up [v...
bandaid
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acting as a quick fi...
bandied
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BANDY, to toss to an...
bangled
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wearing bangles [adj...
barmaid
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a female bartender [...
barreed
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BARRE, to execute ba...
bartend
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12
to serve in a bar [v...
barwood
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14
a hard red African d...
basined
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put in a basin [adj]
basqued
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furnished with a bas...
bastard
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11
a child whose parent...
batched
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BATCH, to collect to...
batiked
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BATIK, to produce ba...
batoned
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BATON, to strike wit...
battled
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12
BATTLE, to fight [v]
baulked
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BAULK, to refrain fr...
bausond
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of animals, having w...
bavined
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BAVIN, to tie brushw...
baywood
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16
a coarse mahogany [n...
beached
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BEACH, to drive onto...
beagled
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BEAGLE, to hunt with...
bearded
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BEARD, to oppose wit...
beasted
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BEAST, to punish or...
beathed
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BEATH, (Spenser) to...
beblood
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to cover with blood...
becloud
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to make dim, cloud [...
becrowd
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to press closely tog...
bedazed
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BEDAZE, to daze thor...
bedewed
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BEDEW, to cover with...
bedhead
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the headboard of a b...
bedward
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15
towards bed [adv]
beetled
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BEETLE, to jut out,...
beeyard
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13
an apiary [n -S]
begazed
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BEGAZE, to look at f...
beghard
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15
in Flanders, a man l...
begored
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smeared with gore [a...
behaved
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BEHAVE, to act prope...
behoved
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BEHOVE, to be fit, r...
beinked
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smeared with ink [ad...
bejaded
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BEJADE, to tire out...
belaced
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15
BELACE, to adorn wit...
belated
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BELATE, (archaic) to...
belayed
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BELAY, to fasten a r...
belched
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BELCH, to expel gas...
belgard
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(Spenser) a fair or...
bellied
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BELLY, to swell out...
beloved
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a person who is much...
bemazed
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(archaic) stupefied,...
bemeted
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BEMETE, (archaic) to...
bemired
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BEMIRE, (archaic) to...
bemixed
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BEMIX, to mix well [...
bemused
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BEMUSE, to confuse [...
benamed
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15
BENAME, to name, men...
benched
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BENCH, to provide wi...
beraked
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BERAKE, to rake all...
berated
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BERATE, to scold sev...
berayed
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BERAY, (obsolete) to...
berimed
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BERIME, to compose i...
berobed
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14
wearing a robe [adj]
berried
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BERRY, to collect be...
berthed
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13
BERTH, to moor a shi...
besomed
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BESOM, to sweep with...
bespeed
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to help on [v BESPED...
bestead
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(archaic) to help, r...
bestrid
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11
BESTRIDE, to stride...
betaxed
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burdened with taxes...
betided
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BETIDE, to befall, h...
betimed
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BETIME, (Shakespeare...
betread
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to walk upon [v BETR...
beveled
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BEVEL, to cut at an...
bevered
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BEVER, to snack [v]
bevvied
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BEVVY, to engage in...
bewared
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BEWARE, to be on one...
bezzled
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BEZZLE, to drink har...
biassed
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11
BIAS, to cause to in...
bichord
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16
of a musical instrum...
bielded
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13
BIELD, (Scots) to gi...
bighead
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15
a conceited person [...
bighted
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15
BIGHT, to fasten wit...
bigoted
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like a bigot, intole...
bilobed
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having two lobes [ad...
bilsted
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12
a North American tre...
bingled
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15
BINGLE, to style the...
bingoed
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BINGO, to play all s...
birched
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16
BIRCH, to flog [v]
birdied
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12
BIRDIE, to score one...
birsled
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12
BIRSLE, to scorch, t...
birthed
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13
BIRTH, to originate...
bistred
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painted with bistre,...
bitched
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BITCH, to complain [...
bitumed
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15
(Shakespeare) impreg...
bivvied
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BIVVY, to bivouac, t...
blabbed
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BLAB, to tell tales...
blacked
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BLACK, to blacken [v...
bladded
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14
BLAD, (Scots) to str...
blaffed
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18
BLAFF, to bark [v]
blagged
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BLAG, to rob, steal...
blammed
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18
BLAM, to make a soun...
blanded
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BLAND, to become bla...
blanked
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17
BLANK, to delete [v]
blarted
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12
BLART, to shout loud...
blashed
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14
BLASH, to splash [v]
blasted
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12
BLAST, to use explos...
blatted
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12
BLAT, to bleat, cry...
blauded
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14
BLAUD, to strike, di...
bleared
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12
BLEAR, to make blear...
bleated
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12
BLEAT, to cry like a...
bleeped
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15
BLEEP, to emit a sho...
blended
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14
BLEND, to mix togeth...
blessed
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12
holy [adj BLESSEDER,...
bletted
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12
BLET, to decay like...
blimped
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18
BLIMP, to swell out...
blinded
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14
BLIND, to make sight...
blinged
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15
BLING, to adopt a fl...
blinked
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17
BLINK, to open and s...
blinned
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14
BLIN, (Spenser) to c...
blipped
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18
BLIP, to remove soun...
blissed
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12
BLISS, to experience...
blitted
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12
BLIT, to transfer a...
blitzed
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21
BLITZ, to wage a bom...
bloated
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12
BLOAT, to swell [v]
blobbed
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18
BLOB, to form into a...
blocked
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19
BLOCK, to obstruct [...
blogged
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16
BLOG, to keep a pers...
blooded
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13
BLOOD, to stain with...
bloomed
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15
BLOOM, to bear flowe...
blooped
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15
BLOOP, in baseball,...
blotted
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12
BLOT, to spot or sta...
bloused
15
13
BLOUSE, to puff out...
blowsed
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15
blowsy, red-faced, a...
blowzed
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blowsy, red-faced, a...
blubbed
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19
BLUB, to weep [v]
bludged
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16
BLUDGE, (Australian...
bluffed
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19
BLUFF, to deceive [v...
blunged
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16
BLUNGE, to mix clay...
blunked
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18
BLUNK, (Scots) to sp...
blunted
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14
BLUNT, to make blunt...
blurbed
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16
BLURB, to praise in...
blurred
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13
BLUR, to make indist...
blurted
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13
BLURT, to utter unad...
blushed
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15
BLUSH, to become red...
boarded
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12
BOARD, to supply foo...
boasted
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11
BOAST, to brag [v]
bobbled
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18
BOBBLE, to bob rapid...
bobsled
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15
to ride on a racing...
bogeyed
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15
BOGEY, to shoot one...
boggard
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a spectre or goblin,...
boggled
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16
BOGGLE, to baffle, o...
boghead
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15
as in boghead coal,...
bogland
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15
marshland [n -S]
bogwood
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the wood of trees, e...
boinged
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BOING, to reverberat...
boinked
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16
BOINK, to reverberat...
bolixed
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19
BOLIX, to make a mes...
bollard
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13
a post of metal or w...
bombard
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to attack with artil...
bonebed
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15
an area containing d...
bonused
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13
BONUS, in Scrabble,...
boobird
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14
a fan who boos playe...
boodied
13
12
BOODY, to sulk or mo...
boodled
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13
BOODLE, to take brib...
boogied
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13
BOOGIE, to dance to...
bookend
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a support for a row...
boosted
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BOOST, to support, i...
borated
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11
BORATE, to mix with...
bosomed
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14
BOSOM, to enclose in...
botched
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16
BOTCH, to bungle [v]
botoxed
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18
(trade) having had B...
bottled
15
12
BOTTLE, to enclose i...
boughed
17
16
having a bough [adj]
boulted
15
13
BOULT, to sieve thro...
bounced
16
16
BOUNCE, to spring ba...
bounded
13
14
BOUND, to leap [v]
bourded
14
13
BOURD, (obsolete) to...
boweled
17
15
BOWEL, to take out t...
bowered
16
14
BOWER, to enclose in...
bowhead
18
16
the great Arctic or...
bowwood
19
17
a deciduous tree of...
boxwood
22
21
the wood of the box,...
boyhood
21
15
the state of being a...
braaied
13
11
BRAAI, (South Africa...
bracted
17
14
having a bract [adj]
bradded
14
13
BRAD, to fasten with...
bragged
16
15
BRAG, to boast [v]
braided
14
12
BRAID, to form into...
brailed
15
12
BRAIL, to haul in a...
brained
13
12
BRAIN, to dash out t...
braised
14
11
BRAISE, to cook slow...
branded
13
13
BRAND, to mark with...
branked
14
16
BRANK, (Scots) to pr...
branned
12
13
BRAN, to soak in wat...
brashed
16
13
BRASH, (obsolete) to...
brassed
14
11
BRASS, to coat with...
bravoed
15
15
BRAVO, to applaud by...
brawled
18
15
BRAWL, to fight rowd...
brawned
16
15
brawny; muscular [ad...
breaded
13
12
BREAD, to cover with...
breamed
14
14
BREAM, to clean a sh...
breered
13
11
BREER, to sprout abo...
breezed
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20
BREEZE, to move bris...
briared
14
11
covered with briars...
bricked
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18
BRICK, to build with...
bridged
16
14
BRIDGE, to connect a...
bridled
16
13
BRIDLE, to check or...
briefed
16
14
BRIEF, to give instr...
briered
14
11
full of briers, also...
brigand
15
14
a bandit [n -S]
brigued
16
14
BRIGUE, to intrigue...
brimmed
17
17
BRIM, to fill to the...
brinded
14
13
marked with spots or...
brisked
16
15
BRISK, to make quick...
brocard
17
14
(French) an elementa...
broched
19
16
BROCH, to broach, to...
brocked
18
18
(Scots) variegated,...
brodded
14
13
BROD, to prod [v]
brogged
16
15
BROG, to prick with...
broiled
15
12
BROIL, to cook over...
bronzed
16
21
BRONZE, to colour br...
brooded
13
12
BROOD, to ponder glo...
brooked
14
15
BROOK, to tolerate [...
broomed
14
14
BROOM, to sweep with...
browned
16
15
BROWN, to make brown...
browsed
17
14
BROWSE, to look at c...
bruchid
21
17
a beetle of the fami...
bruised
15
12
BRUISE, to injure an...
bruited
15
12
BRUIT, to spread by...
brunted
14
13
BRUNT, to bear the c...
brushed
17
14
BRUSH, to touch ligh...
bubbled
20
19
BUBBLE, to form a gl...
buckled
20
20
BUCKLE, to bend or w...
buddied
15
14
BUDDY, to become clo...
buddled
16
15
BUDDLE, to wash for...
budwood
17
16
a branch having buds...
bugseed
15
14
an American plant of...
builded
16
14
BUILD, to construct...
buisted
15
12
BUIST, to mark a she...
bullied
17
14
BULLY, to treat thre...
bumbled
19
19
BUMBLE, to bungle, a...
bummled
18
19
BUMMLE, to bungle, a...
bunched
19
18
BUNCH, to gather tog...
buncoed
16
16
BUNCO, to practice s...
bundied
14
14
BUNDY, to clock on o...
bundled
15
15
BUNDLE, to fasten to...
bungled
16
16
BUNGLE, to mismanage...
bunhead
15
15
a female ballet danc...
bunkoed
14
17
BUNKO, to practice a...
burbled
18
16
BURBLE, to speak qui...
burgled
17
15
BURGLE, to trespass...
burseed
14
12
a coarse weed [n -S]
bursted
15
12
BURST, to break open...
burweed
17
15
any of various burry...
busload
15
13
a load that fills a...
bustard
15
12
any bird of the genu...
bustled
16
13
BUSTLE, to move nois...
buttled
16
13
BUTTLE, to act as a...
buzzard
21
30
a large bird of prey...
bylined
21
15
BYLINE, to write giv...
byssoid
21
13
having delicate fila...
cabined
16
15
CABIN, to live in a...
cackled
20
19
CACKLE, to make the...
cactoid
18
14
cactus-shaped [adj]
caddied
15
13
CADDY, to serve as a...
cairned
14
12
piled into a cairn [...
cajoled
17
21
CAJOLE, to persuade...
calqued
24
22
CALQUE, to process t...
camcord
19
17
to videotape with a...
camelid
17
15
an animal of the cam...
cameoed
14
14
CAMEO, to portray in...
campled
19
18
CAMPLE, to wrangle [...
camwood
18
17
the wood of a West A...
canaled
14
13
CANAL, to dig an art...
candied
14
13
CANDY, to coat with...
candled
15
14
CANDLE, to examine e...
cangled
16
15
CANGLE, (Scots) to w...
cantled
15
13
CANTLE, to break a p...
cantred
14
12
(Welsh) a district c...
capered
16
14
CAPER, to leap or sk...
carabid
17
14
a black carnivorous...
cargoed
15
13
CARGO, to load, weig...
carload
15
12
as much as a car can...
carnied
14
12
CARNY, to coax, also...
caroled
15
12
CAROL, to sing joyou...
caromed
15
14
CAROM, to collide wi...
carotid
15
11
a large artery that...
carried
15
11
CARRY, to convey fro...
casqued
23
21
having a casque [adj...
castled
16
12
CASTLE, to make a ce...
catbird
18
14
an American bird all...
catched
20
16
CATCH, to capture af...
catered
14
11
CATER, to provide fo...
catfood
16
14
food for cats [n -S]
cathead
16
13
a beam projecting fr...
cathood
16
13
the state of being a...
caudled
16
14
CAUDLE, to give a ca...
caulked
17
17
CAULK, to make the s...
caviled
18
16
CAVIL, to raise triv...
cedared
14
12
covered with cedar [...
centred
14
12
CENTRE, to make cent...
cepheid
19
16
a star of a type hav...
cerated
14
11
covered with wax [ad...
cestoid
15
11
any parasitic flatwo...
chacked
21
20
CHACK, to pinch or n...
chaffed
21
19
CHAFF, to poke fun a...
chained
16
14
CHAIN, to bind with...
chaired
17
13
CHAIR, to install in...
chalcid
22
17
any small parasitic...
chalked
19
18
CHALK, to mark with...
champed
20
19
CHAMP, to chew noisi...
chanced
19
17
CHANCE, to risk [v]
changed
17
16
CHANGE, to make or b...
chanted
16
14
CHANT, to recite in...
chapped
21
19
CHAP, to cause to cr...
charged
18
15
CHARGE, to make an a...
charked
18
17
CHARK, to burn wood...
charmed
18
16
CHARM, to enchant [v...
charred
17
13
CHAR, to burn slight...
charted
17
13
CHART, to map out [v...
chasmed
18
16
having a chasm [adj]
chassed
17
13
CHASSE, to perform a...
chatted
17
13
CHAT, to talk inform...
chaufed
19
17
CHAUFE, (Spenser) to...
cheaped
18
16
CHEAP, to take a che...
cheated
16
13
CHEAT, to defraud [v...
checked
21
20
CHECK, to inspect [v...
cheeked
17
17
CHEEK, to speak impu...
cheeped
18
16
CHEEP, to chirp [v]
cheered
16
13
CHEER, to applaud wi...
cheesed
16
13
CHEESE, to stop it [...
cheffed
21
19
CHEF, to work as a c...
cheloid
18
14
a hard growth of sca...
chelped
20
17
CHELP, (Northern Eng...
chested
17
13
CHEST, to hit a ball...
chevied
19
17
CHEVY, to chase abou...
chibbed
22
19
CHIB, to slash with...
childed
19
15
CHILD, to bring fort...
chiliad
19
14
a group of one thous...
chilled
20
15
CHILL, to make cold...
chinked
18
18
CHINK, to fill up cr...
chinned
16
15
CHIN, to hold with t...
chinsed
17
14
CHINSE, to fill in t...
chipped
22
19
CHIP, to break a sma...
chirked
19
17
CHIRK, to squeak [v]
chirled
19
14
CHIRL, (Scots) to em...
chirmed
19
16
CHIRM, to cry out, c...
chirped
20
16
CHIRP, to utter a sh...
chirred
18
13
CHIRRE, to chirp lik...
chirted
18
13
CHIRT, to squeeze, s...
chitted
18
13
CHIT, to sprout [v]
chivied
20
17
CHIVY, to chase abou...
chivved
22
21
CHIV, to cur with a...
chizzed
24
31
CHIZZ, to swindle, a...
chlorid
19
14
a compound of chlori...
chocked
21
20
CHOCK, to secure wit...
choired
17
13
CHOIR, to sing in ch...
chomped
20
19
CHOMP, to chew vigor...
choofed
18
16
CHOOF, (Australian s...
chooked
17
17
CHOOK, to make a sou...
chopped
21
19
CHOP, to sever with...
chorded
17
14
CHORD, to play a com...
choroid
17
13
the dark brown vascu...
choused
17
14
CHOUSE, to swindle,...
chowsed
20
16
CHOWSE, to swindle,...
chromed
18
16
CHROME, to plate wit...
chucked
22
21
CHUCK, to chuck [v]
chuffed
22
20
CHUFF, to make a ser...
chugged
20
18
CHUG, to move with a...
chummed
20
20
CHUM, to be close fr...
chumped
21
20
CHUMP, to munch [v]
chunked
18
19
CHUNK, to make a dul...
churned
17
15
CHURN, to agitate to...
churred
18
14
CHURR, to make a vib...
chytrid
25
15
a primitive variety...
cichlid
23
17
any teleost fish of...
cinched
20
17
CINCH, to bind firml...
circled
20
15
CIRCLE, to revolve a...
cirsoid
16
11
having the appearanc...
cissoid
16
11
a type of geometric...
clached
21
17
CLACH, to kill by st...
clacked
20
19
CLACK, to make a noi...
cladded
16
14
CLAD, to cover one m...
clagged
18
16
CLAG, to stick [v]
claimed
17
15
CLAIM, to demand as...
clammed
18
18
CLAM, to dig for the...
clamped
19
18
CLAMP, to fasten wit...
clanged
16
15
CLANG, to ring loudl...
clanked
16
17
CLANK, to rattle as...
clapped
20
18
CLAP, the noise of s...
clarted
16
12
CLART, to dirty [v]
clashed
18
14
CLASH, to meet in op...
clasped
18
15
CLASP, to embrace ti...
classed
16
12
CLASS, to classify [...
clatted
16
12
CLAT, to scratch, sc...
clauted
16
13
CLAUT, (Scots) to sc...
cleaned
14
13
CLEAN, to rid of sta...
cleared
15
12
CLEAR, to remove obs...
cleated
15
12
CLEAT, to strengthen...
cleaved
17
16
CLEAVE, to split [v]
clecked
20
19
CLECK, (Scots) to ha...
cleeked
16
16
CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleeped
17
15
CLEEP, (archaic) to...
clefted
18
15
CLEFT, to insert a s...
clemmed
18
18
CLEM, to starve [v]
clerked
17
16
CLERK, to serve as a...
cliched
22
17
full of cliches, als...
clicked
21
19
CLICK, to make a sho...
cliffed
21
18
having cliffs, also...
clifted
19
15
broken into cliffs [...
climbed
20
18
CLIMB, to ascend [v]
clinged
17
15
CLING, to adhere to...
clinked
17
17
CLINK, to make a sho...
clipped
21
18
CLIP, to trim by cut...
cliqued
25
22
CLIQUE, to form an e...
cloaked
16
16
CLOAK, to clothe wit...
clocked
20
19
CLOCK, to time with...
clodded
16
14
CLOD, to pelt with c...
clogged
18
16
CLOG, to block up [v...
clomped
19
18
CLOMP, to walk heavi...
clonked
16
17
CLONK, to make a dul...
clopped
20
18
CLOP, to make the so...
clothed
18
14
CLOTHE, to provide w...
clotted
16
12
CLOT, to form into a...
clouded
16
14
CLOUD, to make obscu...
cloured
16
13
CLOUR, to knock or b...
clouted
16
13
CLOUT, to hit with t...
clowned
18
16
CLOWN, to act like a...
clubbed
21
19
CLUB, to form an org...
clucked
21
20
CLUCK, to make the s...
clumped
20
19
CLUMP, to form into...
clunked
17
18
CLUNK, to make a dul...
clupeid
19
16
a fish of the herrin...
coached
19
16
COACH, to tutor or t...
coacted
17
14
COACT, to act togeth...
coapted
16
14
COAPT, to fit togeth...
coasted
14
11
COAST, to cycle with...
cobbled
20
18
COBBLE, to mend [v]
coccoid
21
17
a spherical cell [n...
cockled
20
19
COCKLE, to wrinkle [...
coddled
16
14
CODDLE, to pamper [v...
coerced
17
14
COERCE, to compel by...
coffled
20
18
COFFLE, to chain sla...
cofound
16
16
to found jointly [v...
coggled
18
16
COGGLE, to wobble [v...
cohered
16
13
COHERE, to stick tog...
coiffed
19
17
COIFFE, to put the h...
coigned
15
14
COIGNE, to secure wi...
collard
17
13
pickled or salted me...
collied
17
13
COLLY, to blacken wi...
colloid
17
13
a mixture between a...
colobid
18
15
like a monkey [adj]
colored
15
12
a colored person [n...
command
16
18
to direct with autho...
commend
16
18
to praise [v -ED, -I...
compand
17
18
to put a signal thro...
compend
17
18
a brief summary [n -...
compted
18
17
COMPT, (obsolete) to...
conched
19
17
CONCHE, to knead and...
concord
17
15
to be in or come int...
congaed
14
14
CONGA, to dance the...
congeed
14
14
CONGEE [v]
conjeed
15
21
CONJEE, to starch wi...
contend
13
13
to vie [v -ED, -ING,...
contund
14
14
(archaic) to bruise...
cooeyed
19
13
COOEY, to cry out sh...
coopted
16
14
COOPT, to recruit e....
cooried
14
11
COORIE, (Scots) to n...
copepod
18
17
a shrimplike crustac...
copered
16
14
COPER, to supply a s...
corixid
22
18
a type of water bug...
cormoid
16
14
of a corm [adj]
cornfed
16
15
fed on corn [adj]
corpsed
17
14
CORPSE, to forget on...
corsned
14
12
a historical legal p...
cosmoid
16
14
describing the scale...
costard
15
11
an apple, large and...
cotised
15
11
COTISE, to give a he...
cotland
15
13
land belonging to a...
cottoid
15
11
like a cottid, a fis...
couched
20
17
COUCH, to put into w...
coughed
18
16
COUGH, to expel air...
counted
14
13
COUNT, to number [v]
coupled
18
16
COUPLE, to unite in...
courbed
17
15
COURB, (archaic) to...
couried
15
12
COURIE, (Scots) to n...
coursed
15
12
COURSE, to chase and...
courted
15
12
COURT, to woo [v]
covered
16
15
COVER, to spread som...
coveted
16
15
COVET, to desire gre...
cowbind
20
18
a species of bryony...
cowbird
21
17
a kind of American s...
cowered
17
14
COWER, to cringe [v]
cowhand
19
17
one who looks after...
cowherd
20
16
one who tends cattle...
cowshed
20
16
a shelter for cows [...
cozened
16
21
COZEN, to cheat, als...
craaled
15
12
CRAAL, to pen in an...
crabbed
19
17
CRAB, to obstruct, f...
cracked
19
18
CRACK, to break with...
cradled
16
13
CRADLE, to hold lovi...
crafted
17
14
CRAFT, to make by ha...
cragged
17
15
full of crags, or st...
crammed
17
17
CRAM, to pack tightl...
cramped
18
17
CRAMP, to confine or...
cranked
15
16
CRANK, to start manu...
crapaud
17
15
(French) a frog or t...
crapped
19
17
CRAP, to defecate [v...
crashed
17
13
CRASH, to collide no...
crawdad
18
15
a crayfish, also CRA...
crawled
19
15
CRAWL, to move with...
creaked
15
15
CREAK, to make a squ...
creamed
15
14
CREAM, to select the...
creased
14
11
CREASE, to make a wr...
created
14
11
CREATE, to bring int...
creeled
15
12
CREEL, to put fish i...
creeped
16
14
CREEP, to advance st...
creesed
14
11
CREESE, to stab with...
crested
15
11
CREST, to reach a pe...
cribbed
20
17
CRIB, to confine clo...
cricked
20
18
CRICK, to cause a sp...
cricoid
19
14
a ring-shaped cartil...
crimped
19
17
CRIMP, to press into...
cringed
16
14
CRINGE, to shrink in...
crinoid
15
12
a family of marine c...
crisped
18
14
CRISP, to make britt...
croaked
15
15
CROAK, to utter a lo...
crocked
19
18
CROCK, to break down...
crofted
17
14
CROFT, to expose clo...
crogged
17
15
CROG, to ride as a p...
crombed
18
17
CROMB, to draw by a...
crooked
15
15
dishonest [adj CROOK...
crooled
15
12
CROOL, (Australian s...
crooned
13
12
CROON, to sing softl...
cropped
19
17
CROP, to cut off sho...
crossed
15
11
CROSS, to intersect...
crouped
17
15
CROUP, to speak hoar...
crowded
18
15
CROWD, to press clos...
crowned
17
15
CROWN, to invest wit...
crudded
16
14
CRUD, to be blocked...
cruised
16
12
CRUISE, to progress...
crumbed
19
18
CRUMB, to break into...
crumped
19
18
CRUMP, to crunch [v]
crunked
16
17
in a state of excite...
crushed
18
14
CRUSH, to press out...
crusted
16
12
CRUST, to form a har...
ctenoid
14
12
with comblike edge,...
cubhood
19
17
the state of being a...
cuckold
21
20
a man with an unfait...
cuddled
17
15
CUDDLE, to embrace [...
cudweed
18
16
a woolly composite p...
cuffled
21
19
CUFFLE, (obsolete) t...
culicid
21
16
a mosquito, also CUL...
cullied
18
14
CULLY, to cheat, dec...
cupeled
18
16
CUPEL, to refine gol...
cuphead
19
17
a hemispherical bolt...
curated
15
12
CURATE, to act as a...
curdled
17
14
CURDLE, to congeal,...
curried
16
12
CURRY, to make a cur...
custard
16
12
a mixture of milk, e...
cuttled
17
13
CUTTLE, to fold clot...
cwtched
24
19
CWTCH, (Welsh) to hi...
cycloid
26
17
a curve traced by a...
cystoid
22
13
a cyst-like structur...
dabbled
17
16
DABBLE, to dip or sp...
daddled
13
12
DADDLE, (Scots) to w...
daggled
15
14
DAGGLE, to drag in m...
dagwood
15
14
any of various shrub...
daidled
13
11
DAIDLE, (Scots) to w...
daisied
12
9
adorned with daisies...
dakered
12
13
DAKER, to lounge, al...
dallied
14
11
DALLY, to waste time...
damaged
13
14
DAMAGE, to damage [v...
dambrod
15
15
a draughtboard, also...
dandled
12
12
DANDLE, to dance (a...
dangled
13
13
DANGLE, to hang loos...
daphnid
16
15
any member of the cr...
dappled
17
16
DAPPLE, to mark with...
darkled
14
14
DARKLE, to grow dark...
dartled
13
10
DARTLE, to dart repe...
dastard
12
9
a base coward [n -S]
dasypod
20
14
a type of armadillo...
daunted
11
11
DAUNT, to intimidate...
davened
12
14
DAVEN, to utter Jewi...
dawdled
16
14
DAWDLE, to waste tim...
dayched
23
16
DAYCH, (dialect) to...
dazzled
19
28
DAZZLE, to blind wit...
deaired
11
9
DEAIR, to remove air...
dearned
10
10
DEARN, to darn [v]
deashed
13
11
DEASH, to remove ash...
debased
13
12
DEBASE, to lower or...
debated
13
12
DEBATE, to deliberat...
debeard
13
12
to remove the beard...
debited
14
12
DEBIT, to charge wit...
deboned
12
13
DEBONE, to remove th...
debused
14
13
DEBUS, to get off a...
debuted
14
13
DEBUT, to make a fir...
decaled
15
13
DECAL, to transfer b...
decapod
16
15
any ten-legged crust...
decayed
20
14
DECAY, to decompose...
decided
15
13
DECIDE, to make a ch...
deckled
17
17
deckle-edged [adj]
deckoed
15
16
DECKO [v]
decoded
14
13
DECODE, to convert a...
decoked
15
16
DECOKE, to decarboni...
decoyed
20
14
DECOY, to lure into...
decreed
14
12
DECREE, to issue an...
decried
15
12
DECRY, to denounce [...
deduced
15
14
DEDUCE, to infer [v]
defaced
16
15
DEFACE, to spoil the...
defamed
14
15
DEFAME, to destroy t...
defiled
15
13
DEFILE, to make dirt...
defined
13
13
DEFINE, to state the...
defraud
14
13
to swindle [v -ED, -...
defused
14
13
DEFUSE, to remove th...
defuzed
17
22
DEFUZE, to remove th...
degreed
12
11
having a degree [adj...
deified
14
12
DEIFY, to make a god...
deigned
12
12
DEIGN, to condescend...
dekkoed
13
17
DEKKO [v]
delated
12
10
DELATE, (archaic) to...
delayed
18
12
DELAY, to put off to...
deleted
12
10
DELETE, to remove pr...
delimed
14
13
DELIME, to free from...
deloped
14
13
DELOPE, to fire one'...
deltoid
13
10
shaped like a delta...
deluded
13
12
DELUDE, to mislead t...
deluged
14
13
DELUGE, to flood [v]
demigod
14
14
a half-god; a person...
demised
13
12
DEMISE, to give to a...
demoded
12
13
out-of-date, also DE...
demoted
12
12
DEMOTE, to lower in...
demured
13
13
DEMURE, to look mode...
denayed
16
12
DENAY, (obsolete) to...
denimed
12
13
wearing denim [adj]
denoted
10
10
DENOTE, to indicate...
dentoid
11
10
shaped like a tooth...
denuded
11
12
DENUDE, to strip of...
deodand
10
11
a personal chattel w...
deponed
12
13
DEPONE, to testify u...
deposed
13
12
DEPOSE, to remove fr...
deputed
14
13
DEPUTE, to delegate...
derated
11
9
DERATE, to relieve f...
derayed
17
11
DERAY, (obsolete) to...
derided
12
10
DERIDE, to ridicule,...
derived
14
13
DERIVE, to trace to...
dermoid
13
12
a cyst or similar ce...
descend
14
13
to come down [v -ED,...
desexed
17
16
DESEX, to remove gen...
desined
11
10
DESINE, to plan in o...
desired
12
9
DESIRE, to wish for...
desmoid
13
12
a firm swelling comp...
desnood
10
10
to remove a turkey's...
despond
13
13
to lose heart [v -ED...
desyned
17
12
DESYNE, to plan in o...
detoxed
17
16
DETOX, to remove a t...
detuned
11
11
DETUNE, to reduce th...
develed
14
14
DEVEL, to hit hard w...
deviled
15
14
DEVIL, to prepare fo...
devised
14
13
DEVISE, to form in t...
devoted
13
13
DEVOTE, to give ones...
dewaxed
20
19
DEWAX, to remove wax...
diagrid
14
11
a structure of inter...
dialled
14
11
DIAL, to use a calib...
diamond
12
13
to adorn with precio...
diapsid
15
12
of a reptile, having...
dibbled
18
16
DIBBLE, to fish by f...
dichord
18
14
a musical instrument...
dichted
18
14
DICHT, (Scots) to wi...
diddled
14
12
DIDDLE, to cheat, sw...
diehard
14
11
a stubborn person [n...
dighted
16
13
DIGHT, to adorn, to...
dilated
13
10
DILATE, to make wide...
diluted
14
11
DILUTE, to make thin...
dimpled
17
16
DIMPLE, to mark with...
dindled
13
12
DINDLE, (Scots) to t...
dingied
13
12
DINGY, to ignore or...
dingoed
12
12
DINGO, to act in a c...
dinnled
12
12
DINNLE, (Scots) to t...
diploid
16
13
an animall with two...
dirtied
13
9
DIRTY, to soil [v]
disband
14
13
to break up [v -ED,...
discard
16
12
to throw away [v -ED...
discoed
15
12
DISCO, to take part...
discoid
16
12
something in the for...
discord
16
12
to disagree [v -ED,...
disload
13
10
to unload, disburden...
dismayd
20
14
misshapen [adj]
dispend
14
13
(obsolete) to expend...
displed
16
13
DISPLE, (Spenser) to...
disprad
15
12
DISPRED, to spread o...
dispred
15
12
to spread out, also...
distend
12
10
to swell [v -ED, -IN...
disused
13
10
DISUSE, to stop usin...
ditched
18
14
DITCH, to dig a long...
dittied
13
9
DITTY, to put to mus...
dittoed
12
9
DITTO, to repeat tha...
divided
15
14
DIVIDE, to separate...
divined
14
14
DIVINE, to foretell...
divvied
17
17
DIVVY, to divide up,...
dizened
14
19
DIZEN, to dress in f...
dizzard
19
27
(obsolete) a blockhe...
dizzied
19
27
DIZZY, to make giddy...
doddard
12
11
(obsolete) a tree mi...
dogfood
14
14
food for a dog [n -S...
dogsled
14
12
to ride a sled drawn...
dogwood
15
14
any of various shrub...
doilied
13
10
having a doily [adj]
dollied
14
11
DOLLY, to move on a...
donated
10
10
DONATE, to contribut...
donnard
10
11
(Scots) stupid, daze...
donnerd
10
11
(Scots) stupid, dull...
doodled
12
11
DOODLE, to scribble...
dorised
12
9
DORISE, to become li...
dorized
15
18
DORIZE, to become li...
dottled
13
10
full of dottle, unbu...
doubled
15
14
DOUBLE, to make twic...
doubted
14
13
DOUBT, to be uncerta...
douched
17
15
DOUCHE, to cleanse w...
dovened
12
14
DOVEN, to utter Jewi...
dovered
13
13
DOVER, (Scots) to do...
doweled
15
13
DOWEL, to fasten wit...
dowered
14
12
DOWER, to provide wi...
dozened
13
19
DOZEN, (Scots) to do...
drabbed
16
15
DRAB, to associate w...
drafted
14
12
DRAFT, to conscript...
dragged
14
13
DRAG, to pull along...
drailed
13
10
DRAIL, to dirty by d...
drained
11
10
DRAIN, to draw off a...
drammed
14
15
DRAM, to tipple, dri...
dranted
11
10
DRANT, (dialect) to...
drapped
16
15
DRAP, (Scots) to dro...
dratted
12
9
DRAT, to damn [v]
drawled
16
13
DRAWL, to speak slow...
dreaded
11
10
DREAD, to fear great...
dreamed
12
12
DREAM, to experience...
dredged
13
12
DREDGE, to scoop mud...
dressed
12
9
DRESS, to put clothe...
dribbed
17
15
DRIB, to do by littl...
drifted
15
12
DRIFT, to drift alon...
drilled
15
11
DRILL, to bore a hol...
dripped
17
15
DRIP, to fall in dro...
droiled
13
10
DROIL, (obsolete) to...
drolled
14
11
DROLL, to jest [v]
dromond
12
13
a large fast-sailing...
drooked
12
13
DROOK, (Scots) to dr...
drooled
12
10
DROOL, to let saliva...
drooped
13
12
DROOP, to hang downw...
dropped
16
15
DROP, to let fall in...
drouked
13
14
DROUK, (Scots) to dr...
drowned
14
13
DROWN, to suffocate...
drowsed
15
12
DROWSE, to doze [v]
drubbed
17
16
DRUB, to beat severe...
drudged
14
13
DRUDGE, to do hard,...
drugged
15
14
DRUG, to dose with a...
drummed
15
16
DRUM, to beat a perc...
dryland
19
13
an arid region [n -S...
dualled
14
12
DUAL, to make a road...
duelled
14
12
DUEL, to fight forma...
duetted
12
10
DUET, to perform a d...
dullard
15
12
a dolt [n -S]
dummied
15
16
DUMMY, to fake [v]
dumpled
17
17
DUMPLE, to make dump...
dunched
17
16
DUNCH, (Scots) to jo...
dunshed
14
13
DUNSH, (Scots) to jo...
duplied
16
14
DUPLY, to give a sec...
dwalmed
17
16
DWALM, to swoon, als...
dwammed
17
18
DWAM, to swoon, also...
dwarfed
17
15
DWARF, to cause to a...
dwaumed
16
16
DWAUM, to swoon, als...
dwelled
17
14
DWELL, to reside [v]
dyeweed
20
14
a shrub that yields...
dyewood
20
14
any wood from which...
earthed
13
10
EARTH, to cover with...
easeled
11
9
mounted on an easel...
eclosed
15
12
ECLOSE, to emerge fr...
edified
14
12
EDIFY, to enlighten...
effaced
18
17
EFFACE, to erase [v]
effered
15
14
EFFERE, (obsolete) t...
effused
16
15
EFFUSE, to pour fort...
egested
12
10
EGEST, to discharge...
egghead
15
14
an intellectual [n -...
ejected
16
20
EJECT, to throw out...
elanced
14
13
ELANCE, to throw as...
elapsed
14
12
ELAPSE, to pass by [...
elbowed
17
15
ELBOW, to jostle [v]
elected
15
12
ELECT, to select by...
elfhood
16
14
the state of being a...
elfland
15
14
the land of the elve...
ellwand
16
14
a measuring rod [n -...
elmwood
16
15
wood of the elm tree...
eloined
11
10
ELOIN, to remove to...
emailed
13
12
EMAIL, to send elect...
embaled
15
15
EMBALE, to form into...
embased
14
14
EMBASE, to lower, al...
embayed
20
16
EMBAY, to enclose in...
embayld
22
17
EMBAIL, (obsolete) t...
embound
14
16
(Shakespeare) to enc...
embowed
17
17
EMBOW, to bend or ar...
emboxed
20
21
EMBOX, to set in a b...
embraid
15
14
(Spenser) to braid,...
embread
14
14
to braid, also EMBRA...
embrued
15
15
EMBRUE, to drench, a...
embused
15
15
EMBUS, to board a bu...
emended
11
13
EMEND, to correct, a...
emerald
13
12
a gemstone, a green...
emerged
13
13
EMERGE, to come into...
emeried
12
11
EMERY, to coat with...
emeroid
12
11
a haemorrhoid, also...
emersed
12
11
of leaves, rising ab...
emitted
13
11
EMIT, to send forth...
emmewed
16
17
EMMEW, to confine, m...
emmoved
15
18
EMMOVE, to affect em...
empaled
15
15
EMPALE, to pierce wi...
empared
14
14
EMPARE, to become wo...
emptied
15
14
EMPTY, to remove the...
emulged
15
15
EMULGE, (archaic) to...
emunged
13
15
EMUNGE, (obsolete) t...
enabled
13
13
ENABLE, to make poss...
enacted
13
12
ENACT, to establish...
enarmed
11
12
ENARM, (obsolete) to...
encaged
14
14
ENCAGE, to put in a...
encased
13
12
ENCASE, to put in a...
encaved
15
16
ENCAVE, to secrete,...
encloud
15
14
to cover with clouds...
encoded
13
13
ENCODE, to put into...
encored
13
12
ENCORE, to call for...
endewed
13
13
ENDEW, (Spenser) to...
endited
11
10
ENDITE, to charge fo...
endopod
12
13
a branch of a crusta...
endowed
13
13
ENDOW, to bequeath,...
endured
11
11
ENDURE, to last [v]
energid
12
11
the nucleus and acti...
enerved
12
13
ENERVE, (obsolete) t...
enfaced
15
15
ENFACE, to stamp or...
enfiled
14
13
in heraldry, thrust...
enfired
13
12
ENFIRE, (Spenser) to...
enfixed
19
19
ENFIX, (archaic) to...
enfreed
12
12
ENFREE, to set free...
engaged
12
13
ENGAGE, to employ [v...
engined
11
12
ENGINE, to equip wit...
engored
11
11
ENGORE, to gore; to...
enguard
12
12
(Shakespeare) to gua...
enisled
12
10
ENISLE, to put onto...
enjoyed
18
20
ENJOY, to take pleas...
enlaced
14
13
ENLACE, to entwine o...
enmewed
14
15
ENMEW, to confine, a...
enmoved
13
16
ENMOVE, to affect em...
ennuied
10
11
ENNUI, to bore, anno...
ennuyed
16
13
ENNUI, to bore, anno...
enraced
13
12
ENRACE, (Spenser) to...
enraged
11
11
ENRAGE, to make very...
enrobed
12
12
ENROBE, to put on a...
enround
10
11
(Shakespeare) to mak...
ensewed
13
12
ENSEW, (Spenser) to...
ensiled
12
10
ENSILE, to store in...
enskied
12
13
ENSKY, to raise in t...
enskyed
18
15
ENSKY, to raise in t...
ensured
11
10
ENSURE, to make sure...
entamed
11
12
ENTAME, (Shakespeare...
entered
10
9
ENTER, to go or come...
enticed
14
12
ENTICE, to lead astr...
entrold
12
10
(Spenser) a past par...
enurned
10
11
ENURN, to put into a...
enwound
13
14
ENWIND, to enwrap, a...
enzoned
12
19
ENZONE, to engirdle...
epacrid
17
14
an Australian plant...
epeirid
14
11
a member of the fami...
epoxied
19
18
EPOXY, to glue with...
epoxyed
25
20
EPOXY, to glue with...
equaled
20
19
EQUAL, to make equal...
equated
19
18
EQUATE, to be regard...
erected
14
11
ERECT, to build or r...
ericoid
15
11
with heatherlike lea...
ermined
12
12
trimmed with ermine...
eructed
15
12
ERUCT, to belch out,...
erupted
14
12
ERUPT, to break out...
escaped
16
14
ESCAPE, to free ones...
escoted
14
11
ESCOT, (Shakespeare)...
essayed
17
10
ESSAY, to attempt [v...
estated
11
8
ESTATE, to bestow la...
ethmoid
15
13
a square bone at the...
euchred
17
14
EUCHRE, to prevent f...
euploid
15
13
having a chromosome...
evented
12
13
EVENT, to take part...
everted
13
12
EVERT, to turn insid...
evicted
17
15
EVICT, to dispossess...
evinced
16
16
EVINCE, to show clea...
evolved
16
17
EVOLVE, to develop [...
evulsed
15
14
EVULSE, to pluck out...
exacted
20
18
EXACT, to demand [v]
exalted
18
16
EXALT, to place in a...
exapted
19
18
utilized for a funct...
excided
21
19
EXCIDE, (archaic) to...
excised
21
18
EXCISE, to cut off o...
excited
21
18
EXCITE, to arouse th...
excused
21
19
EXCUSE, to free from...
exeemed
17
18
EXEEM, to release or...
exerted
17
15
EXERT, to make an ef...
exhaled
20
18
EXHALE, to breathe o...
exhumed
21
21
EXHUME, to dig out f...
existed
18
15
EXIST, to have actua...
expired
20
18
EXPIRE, to come to a...
exposed
19
18
EXPOSE, to lay open...
expound
19
20
to explain in detail...
exscind
21
19
to cut out [v -ED, -...
exulled
20
18
EXUL, (Spenser) to e...
exulted
19
17
EXULT, to rejoice gr...
eyefold
20
14
a fold of skin of th...
eyeliad
18
11
an amorous glance, a...
faceted
16
14
FACET, to cut small...
faciend
16
15
a number to be multi...
factoid
17
14
a statement said so...
faddled
15
14
FADDLE, to trifle; t...
fagoted
14
13
FAGOT, to bind toget...
fainted
13
12
FAINT, to lose consc...
faithed
16
13
FAITH, to believe or...
fancied
16
15
FANCY, to take a lik...
fanfold
16
16
to fold paper like a...
fangled
15
15
FANGLE, to decorate...
fankled
15
17
FANKLE, (Scots) to e...
fannied
12
13
FANNY, as in to fann...
farcied
17
14
afflicted with farcy...
farrand
13
12
(Scots) having a cer...
fatbird
17
14
a wading bird [n -S]
fathead
15
13
a dolt [n -S]
fatwood
16
14
wood used for kindli...
faulted
15
13
FAULT, to criticize...
favored
15
15
FAVOR, to regard wit...
feagued
14
14
FEAGUE, (obsolete) t...
feasted
13
11
FEAST, to dine sumpt...
fedexed
19
19
FEDEX, to send by Fe...
feebled
16
15
FEEBLE, to make weak...
feelbad
16
15
causing a feeling of...
feigned
14
14
FEIGN, to pretend, g...
feinted
13
12
FEINT, to make a pre...
felched
20
17
FELCH, to lick or su...
fenland
13
14
a region with fens [...
feoffed
17
17
FEOFF, to grant a fe...
ferlied
15
12
FERLY, to wonder [v]
ferried
14
11
FERRY, to transport...
feruled
15
13
FERULE, to fit with...
fetched
19
16
FETCH, to go after a...
fettled
15
12
FETTLE, to potter fu...
feutred
14
12
FEUTRE, to set a spe...
fevered
15
15
FEVER, to affect wit...
fibered
16
14
having fibre, also F...
fibroid
17
14
a benign tumor, also...
fickled
20
19
FICKLE, to perplex [...
fiddled
16
14
FIDDLE, to play a vi...
fielded
15
13
FIELD, to play as a...
figured
16
14
FIGURE, to compute [...
filberd
18
15
a hazel nut, also FI...
filched
21
17
FILCH, to pilfer [v]
fileted
15
12
FILET, to cut bonele...
finched
19
17
striped or spotted o...
firwood
17
14
the wood of the fir...
fissled
16
12
FISSLE, (Scots) to r...
fixated
20
18
FIXATE, to make stab...
fizzled
22
30
FIZZLE, to come to n...
flaccid
22
18
limp [adj FLACCIDER,...
flacked
19
19
FLACK, to work as a...
flaffed
19
18
FLAFF, (Scots) to fl...
flagged
17
16
FLAG, to mark with a...
flailed
16
13
FLAIL, to thresh abo...
flammed
17
18
FLAM, to deceive [v]
flanged
15
15
FLANGE, to provide w...
flanked
15
17
FLANK, to be situate...
flapped
19
18
FLAP, to move, as of...
flashed
17
14
FLASH, to shine brie...
flatbed
17
15
a lorry with a flat...
flatted
15
12
FLAT, to make flat [...
flecked
19
19
FLECK, to mark with...
fledged
16
15
FLEDGE, to furnish w...
fleeced
17
15
FLEECE, to remove th...
fleered
14
12
FLEER, to deride by...
fleeted
14
12
FLEET, to move swift...
flegged
17
16
FLEG, (Scots) to fri...
flensed
14
13
FLENSE, to strip the...
fleshed
17
14
FLESH, to scrape sof...
flicked
20
19
FLICK, to strike lig...
flimped
19
18
FLIMP, to rob while...
flinted
15
13
FLINT, to provide wi...
flipped
20
18
FLIP, to spin in the...
flirted
16
12
FLIRT, to engage in...
flisked
17
16
FLISK, to caper abou...
flitted
16
12
FLIT, to move lightl...
floated
14
12
FLOAT, to rest or mo...
flobbed
19
18
FLOB, (slang) to spi...
flocced
21
18
FLOC, to aggregate i...
flocked
19
19
FLOCK, to gather or...
flogged
17
16
FLOG, to beat with a...
flooded
14
13
FLOOD, to inundate [...
floored
14
12
FLOOR, to supply wit...
flopped
19
18
FLOP, to drop heavil...
flossed
15
12
FLOSS, to clean betw...
floured
15
13
FLOUR, to cover with...
floused
15
13
FLOUSE, to splash, a...
flouted
15
13
FLOUT, to treat with...
flubbed
20
19
FLUB, to bungle, bot...
fluffed
20
19
FLUFF, to make fluff...
flumped
19
19
FLUMP, to fall or mo...
flunked
16
18
FLUNK, to fail in an...
fluorid
16
13
a compound of fluori...
flurred
16
13
FLURR, to scatter [v...
flushed
18
15
FLUSH, to clean by a...
flyhand
23
17
a device for transfe...
focused
17
15
FOCUS, to bring or a...
foisted
14
11
FOIST, to pass off (...
folioed
14
12
FOLIO, to number the...
follied
16
13
FOLLY, to act with f...
fondled
14
14
FONDLE, to caress [v...
fondued
13
14
FONDU, to cook a dis...
footbed
15
14
the insole in a boot...
footled
14
12
FOOTLE, to potter ab...
footpad
15
14
one who robs a pedes...
foozled
17
21
FOOZLE, to manage or...
foraged
14
13
FORAGE, to search ab...
forayed
19
13
FORAY, to make a rai...
foredid
14
12
FOREDO, to destroy,...
forfend
15
15
(archaic) to protect...
forlend
14
13
to grant beforehand,...
forsaid
14
11
FORSAY, to forbid, t...
forward
17
14
to help onward [v -E...
foulard
15
13
a soft lightweight p...
founded
13
14
FOUND, to establish...
foutred
14
12
FOUTRE, (Scots) to m...
frabbed
18
17
FRAB, (dialect) to w...
fracked
18
18
FRACK, to engage in...
fracted
17
14
FRACT, to break; to...
fragged
16
15
FRAG, to kill with a...
fraised
14
11
FRAISE, to fortify w...
franked
14
16
FRANK, to mark mail...
frapped
18
17
FRAP, to draw tight...
freaked
14
15
FREAK, to spot or st...
freshed
16
13
FRESH, to improve th...
fretted
14
11
FRET, to worry [v]
fridged
16
14
FRIDGE, to rub or fr...
friezed
17
20
FRIEZE, to put a dec...
frigged
17
15
FRIG, to potter abou...
frilled
17
13
FRILL, to provide wi...
fringed
15
14
FRINGE, to provide w...
frisked
16
15
FRISK, to gambol, or...
fristed
15
11
FRIST, to postpone,...
fritted
15
11
FRIT, to fuse cerami...
fritzed
18
20
FRITZ, (of an applia...
frizzed
21
29
FRIZZ, to curl hair...
frocked
18
18
FROCK, to invest wit...
frogged
16
15
FROG, to hunt for we...
fronded
13
13
having a frond [adj]
fronted
13
12
FRONT, to present [v...
frosted
14
11
a type of milk shake...
frothed
16
13
FROTH, to foam [v]
froward
17
14
(archaic) habitually...
frowned
16
15
FROWN, to wrinkle th...
fructed
18
15
bearing fruit, said...
frugged
17
16
FRUG, to perform a t...
fruited
15
12
FRUIT, to produce an...
frumped
18
18
FRUMP, (obsolete) to...
frushed
17
14
FRUSH, to break or b...
fucused
18
16
painted [adj]
fuddled
16
15
FUDDLE, to confuse,...
fuelled
16
14
FUEL, to provide wit...
fumbled
19
19
FUMBLE, to handle cl...
fungoed
14
15
FUNGO, to toss (a ba...
fungoid
15
15
of or like fungus, a...
fuzzled
22
31
FUZZLE, (dialect) to...
gabbard
17
16
(Scots) a kind of ba...
gabbled
18
17
GABBLE, to chatter o...
gaggled
16
15
GAGGLE, to cackle [v...
gallied
15
12
GALLY, to scare, daz...
galoped
15
14
GALOP, to dance a ga...
gambled
17
17
GAMBLE, to play a ga...
ganched
17
16
GANCH, to impale, al...
gangled
14
14
GANGLE, to move awkw...
garaged
13
12
GARAGE, to put in a...
garbled
16
14
GARBLE, to distort t...
gargled
15
13
GARGLE, to rinse the...
garland
13
12
a wreath of flowers...
garoted
12
10
GAROTE, to execute b...
gatched
18
15
GATCH, to behave boa...
gauched
18
16
GAUCH, to behave boa...
gaunted
12
12
GAUNT, to yawn, also...
gaveled
15
15
GAVEL, to signal for...
gelated
13
11
GELATE, to form a ge...
gentled
13
12
GENTLE, to tame [v]
gessoed
12
10
having gesso as a co...
ghasted
15
12
GHAST, (Shakespeare)...
ghessed
15
12
GHESSE, (Spenser) to...
ghosted
15
12
GHOST, to ghostwrite...
giddied
14
12
GIDDY, to make dizzy...
giggled
17
15
GIGGLE, to laugh in...
gillied
16
12
GILLY, to act as a g...
gipsied
16
13
GIPSY, to live like...
girdled
15
12
GIRDLE, to encircle...
girlond
14
12
a garland [n -S]
girthed
16
12
GIRTH, to put a girt...
giusted
14
11
GIUST, (Spenser) to...
gizzard
20
28
the second, or true,...
glaceed
16
14
GLACE, (French) to i...
gladded
14
13
GLAD, to make happy...
glaired
14
11
GLAIRE, to coat with...
glaived
16
15
provided with a glai...
glammed
16
17
GLAM, to glamourise...
glanced
16
15
GLANCE, to look quic...
glassed
14
11
GLASS, to encase in...
glaumed
15
15
GLAUM, (Scots) to cl...
gleamed
14
14
GLEAM, to shine with...
gleaned
12
12
GLEAN, to gather lit...
gledged
15
14
GLEDGE, to squint th...
gleeked
14
15
GLEEK, to jest, gibe...
gleeted
13
11
GLEET, to discharge...
glenoid
13
12
slightly cupped; soc...
glented
13
12
GLENT, to glint [v]
glibbed
19
17
GLIB, to make plausi...
glinted
14
12
GLINT, to glitter, a...
glitzed
18
20
GLITZ, to make somet...
gloated
13
11
GLOAT, to regard wit...
globoid
16
14
a globelike shape [n...
glochid
20
16
a barbed hair on som...
glommed
16
17
GLOM, to steal, take...
gloomed
14
14
GLOOM, to become dar...
glooped
15
14
GLOOP, to plop slowl...
glopped
18
17
GLOP, to cover with...
gloried
14
11
GLORY, to rejoice pr...
glossed
14
11
GLOSS, to make lustr...
glouted
14
12
GLOUT, (archaic) to...
glugged
17
16
GLUG, to make a gurg...
glutted
15
12
GLUT, to feed or fil...
gnarled
13
12
GNARL, to twist into...
gnarred
12
11
GNAR, to snarl, also...
gnashed
14
13
GNASH, to grind the...
goateed
11
10
having a goatee [adj...
gobbled
18
17
GOBBLE, to eat hasti...
gobioid
15
13
a fish of the goby f...
godhead
14
13
the state of being a...
godhood
14
13
the state of being a...
godsend
12
12
an unexpected boon [...
godward
16
14
towards God, also GO...
goggled
16
15
GOGGLE, to stare wit...
goitred
13
10
afflicted with a goi...
goliard
14
11
(historical) a wande...
golland
14
13
(dialect) a name for...
gollied
15
12
GOLLY, to spit [v]
gonopod
13
14
either of a pair of...
googled
14
13
GOOGLE, to look for...
gormand
13
14
one who loves to eat...
gorsedd
13
11
(Welsh) an assembly...
gouched
18
16
GOUCH, (slang) to en...
gowaned
14
14
covered with gowans...
gowland
16
15
(dialect) a name for...
grabbed
17
16
GRAB, to grab sudden...
graffed
17
16
GRAFF, to unite with...
grafted
15
13
GRAFT, to unite with...
grained
12
11
GRAIN, to form into...
grandad
12
12
a grandfather, also...
granted
12
11
GRANT, to bestow upo...
graphed
17
15
GRAPH, to represent...
grasped
15
13
GRASP, to seize firm...
grassed
13
10
GRASS, to cover with...
greased
12
10
GREASE, to smear wit...
greaved
14
14
GREAVE, to feel grie...
greeked
13
14
of text, represented...
greened
11
11
GREEN, to become gre...
greeted
12
10
GREET, to address in...
greined
12
11
GREIN, (Scots) to lo...
grenned
11
12
GREN, (Spenser) to g...
gridded
14
12
GRID, to set out in...
grieced
16
13
in heraldry, placed...
grieved
15
14
GRIEVE, to feel grie...
grifted
16
13
GRIFT, (US) to swind...
grigged
16
14
GRIG, to fish for gr...
grilled
16
12
GRILL, to broil on a...
grinded
13
12
GRIND, to wear, smoo...
grinned
12
12
GRIN, to smile broad...
gripped
18
16
GRIP, to take hold o...
grisled
15
11
grizzled [adj]
gritted
14
10
GRIT, to press the t...
groaned
11
11
GROAN, to utter a lo...
grocked
17
17
GROK, (colloquial) t...
grogged
15
14
GROG, to extract the...
groined
12
11
GROIN, to build with...
grokked
15
18
GROK, (colloquial) t...
groomed
13
13
GROOM, to clean and...
grooved
14
14
GROOVE, to form a gr...
grossed
13
10
GROSS, to earn exclu...
grouped
15
14
GROUP, to arrange in...
groused
13
11
GROUSE, to complain...
grouted
13
11
GROUT, to fill a cra...
growled
17
14
GROWL, to utter a de...
grubbed
18
17
GRUB, to dig around...
grudged
15
14
GRUDGE, to be unwill...
grueled
14
12
GRUEL, to disable by...
gruffed
18
17
GRUFF, to utter in a...
grufted
16
14
(dialect) dirty; beg...
grumped
17
17
GRUMP, to grumble [v...
grunted
13
12
GRUNT, to utter a de...
guarded
13
12
GUARD, to protect [v...
guddled
15
14
GUDDLE, to catch fis...
guessed
13
11
GUESS, to form an op...
guested
13
11
GUEST, to appear as...
guggled
17
16
GUGGLE, to gurgle [v...
guilted
15
12
GUILT, to cause some...
guimped
17
17
GUIMP, to trim with...
guisard
14
11
a person in disguise...
gulched
20
17
GULCH, to swallow gr...
gullied
16
13
GULLY, to form ravin...
gumweed
17
17
a plant covered with...
gumwood
17
17
the wood of a gumtre...
gurgled
16
14
GURGLE, to flow unev...
gurnard
13
12
a marine fish with a...
gussied
14
11
GUSSIE, to dress up...
guttled
15
12
GUTTLE, to eat rapid...
guzzled
21
30
GUZZLE, to drink rap...
gwiniad
16
14
a fish of North Wale...
gwyniad
22
16
a fish of North Wale...
gypsied
22
15
GYPSY, to live like...
gyrated
19
12
GYRATE, to revolve o...
habited
16
13
HABIT, to clothe [v]
hackled
19
18
HACKLE, to comb with...
haemoid
14
13
pertaining to the bl...
haggard
16
14
an adult hawk [n -S]
haggled
17
15
HAGGLE, to bargain [...
halberd
17
14
an ancient axelike w...
halloed
15
12
HALLO, to shout out...
halyard
21
13
a line used to hoist...
hambled
18
17
HAMBLE, to mutilate...
hanched
18
16
HANCH, (Scots) to sn...
handfed
15
15
HANDFEED, to feed wi...
handled
14
13
HANDLE, to touch wit...
haploid
17
14
a cell having only o...
happied
18
16
HAPPY, to make conte...
harried
14
10
HARRY, to plunder, r...
harshed
16
12
HARSH, to cause (a s...
hassled
15
11
HASSLE, to harass [v...
hatband
15
14
a band worn on a hat...
hatched
19
15
HATCH, to bring fort...
haunted
13
12
HAUNT, to visit freq...
havened
14
15
HAVEN, to shelter [v...
havered
15
14
HAVER, to hem and ha...
hayband
21
16
a rope of twisted ha...
hayseed
19
12
a country bumpkin [n...
hayward
23
15
a parish officer in...
headend
12
12
a facility that rece...
healded
14
12
HEALD, (obsolete) to...
hearsed
13
10
HEARSE, to transport...
hearted
13
10
HEART, to hearten, e...
heckled
19
18
HECKLE, to harass a...
heddled
15
13
HEDDLE, to draw thre...
heisted
14
10
HEIST, to steal, rob...
helcoid
18
14
(Greek) ulcerous [ad...
helipad
17
14
a landing pad for he...
helloed
15
12
HELLO, to shout out...
hemipod
17
16
the button quail, al...
hennaed
11
12
HENNA, to dye with a...
herried
14
10
HERRY, (Spenser) to...
hexapod
21
20
an animal with six f...
hieland
14
12
characteristic of Hi...
higgled
18
15
HIGGLE, to hawk or p...
highted
18
14
HIGHT, (archaic) to...
hikoied
15
14
HIKOI, (Maori) to ta...
hilched
21
16
HILCH, (Scots) to ho...
hilloed
16
12
HILLO, to shout out...
hinnied
13
12
HINNY, to neigh, whi...
hirpled
18
14
HIRPLE, (Scots) to w...
hirsled
16
11
HIRSLE, to slide alo...
histoid
15
10
pertaining to connec...
hitched
20
15
HITCH, to fasten wit...
hoarded
13
11
HOARD, to gather and...
hoasted
13
10
HOAST, (dialect) to...
hobbled
19
17
HOBBLE, to limp [v]
hockled
19
18
HOCKLE, (dialect) to...
hocused
17
14
HOCUS, to deceive or...
hoddled
15
13
HODDLE, (Scots) to w...
hoghood
16
14
the nature of a hog...
hogtied
15
12
HOGTIE, to tie the l...
hogward
18
15
a swineherd [n -S]
hogweed
17
15
a coarse umbellifero...
hoicked
18
17
HOICK, to hitch up,...
hoisted
14
10
HOIST, to raise with...
hollaed
15
12
HOLLA, to shout out...
holland
15
13
a coarse plain-woven...
holloed
15
12
HOLLO, to shout out...
homaged
15
15
HOMAGE, to pay tribu...
homered
14
13
HOMER, to hit a home...
hominid
15
14
a manlike creature,...
hondled
14
13
HONDLE, to haggle [v...
honeyed
18
13
HONEY, to sweeten wi...
hongied
14
13
HONGI, to greet by t...
honored
12
11
HONOR, to treat with...
hooshed
15
12
HOOSH, to shoo away...
hopbind
18
17
the stalk of the hop...
hophead
17
15
a drug addict [n -S]
hoppled
19
17
HOPPLE, to restrain...
hoptoad
15
13
a kind of toad [n -S...
hoseyed
19
12
HOSEY, to choose sid...
hotched
19
15
HOTCH, (Scots) to hi...
hothead
15
12
an impetuous person...
houffed
18
17
HOUFF, to haunt, fre...
houghed
17
15
HOUGH, to hamstring...
hounded
13
13
HOUND, to pursue rel...
hoveled
16
15
HOVEL, to live in a...
hovered
15
14
HOVER, to hang suspe...
howdied
17
14
HOWDY, to greet (how...
howffed
21
19
HOWFF, to haunt, fre...
huckled
20
19
HUCKLE, to force rou...
huddled
16
14
HUDDLE, to press clo...
hulloed
16
13
HULLO, to shout out...
humbled
19
18
HUMBLE, to abase [v]
humored
15
14
HUMOR, to humour, al...
humphed
20
19
HUMPH, to carry (som...
hunched
19
17
HUNCH, to arch forwa...
hundred
14
13
a number, ten times...
hurdled
16
13
HURDLE, to jump over...
hurraed
14
11
HURRA, to shout hurr...
hurried
15
11
HURRY, to move swift...
hurtled
16
12
HURTLE, to rush viol...
husband
16
15
to be a thrifty mana...
hustled
16
12
HUSTLE, to hurry [v]
hutched
20
16
HUTCH, to hoard up [...
huzzaed
20
29
HUZZA, to cheer [v]
hyaloid
21
13
a thin transparent m...
hydatid
21
13
a fluid-filled cyst,...
hydroid
21
13
a marine creature re...
hyenoid
19
13
of or like a hyena,...
hypnoid
22
16
like sleep or hypnos...
ichabod
19
16
(Hebrew) 'the glory...
icicled
20
15
having an icicle [ad...
icterid
16
11
an American oriole [...
ideated
11
9
IDEATE, to form an i...
ignited
13
11
IGNITE, to set on fi...
ignored
12
11
IGNORE, to intention...
iguanid
13
12
any member of the ig...
ijtihad
17
19
(Arabic) the use of...
illuded
15
12
ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illumed
16
14
ILLUME, to light up...
imbased
15
14
IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbibed
18
17
IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbrued
16
15
IMBRUE, to drench, a...
immewed
17
17
IMMEW, to confine, m...
immixed
21
21
IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immured
15
15
IMMURE, to enclose b...
impaled
16
15
IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impaved
17
18
IMPAVE, to set in a...
impavid
18
18
fearless; undaunted...
impeded
15
15
IMPEDE, to retard by...
implead
16
15
to sue in a court of...
implied
17
15
IMPLY, to insinuate...
imponed
14
15
IMPONE, to impose; t...
imposed
15
14
IMPOSE, to set as a...
impound
15
16
to seize and retain...
imputed
16
15
IMPUTE, to reckon or...
inarmed
12
12
INARM, to encircle w...
inboard
13
12
a type of motor boat...
inbound
13
14
to return a basketba...
inbreed
13
12
to breed closely rel...
incaged
15
14
INCAGE, to put in a...
incased
14
12
INCASE, to put in a...
incaved
16
16
INCAVE, to secrete,...
inceded
14
13
INCEDE, to advance m...
incised
15
12
INCISE, to cut into...
incited
15
12
INCITE, to arouse to...
incused
15
13
INCUSE, to mark by s...
indewed
14
13
INDEW, to provide wi...
indexed
17
17
INDEX, to provide wi...
indited
12
10
INDITE, to write or...
indowed
14
13
INDOW, to bequeath,...
induced
15
14
INDUCE, to influence...
infamed
14
15
INFAME, (archaic) to...
infield
15
13
the area of a baseba...
infixed
20
19
INFIX, to fix in, al...
infused
14
13
INFUSE, to permeate...
ingoted
12
11
INGOT, to shape (met...
inhaled
14
12
INHALE, to take into...
inhered
13
11
INHERE, to be an ess...
inhumed
15
15
INHUME, to bury, als...
inisled
13
10
INISLE, to put onto...
injured
14
19
INJURE, to harm or d...
inkwood
15
16
an evergreen tree [n...
inlaced
15
13
INLACE, to entwine o...
innyard
17
12
the courtyard surrou...
inorbed
13
12
INORB, to set in an...
insipid
15
12
dull and uninteresti...
instead
11
9
as a substitute or a...
insured
12
10
one who is insured [...
intoned
10
10
INTONE, to speak in...
introld
13
10
(Spenser) a past par...
inurned
11
11
INURN, to put in an...
invaded
13
14
INVADE, to enter by...
invalid
15
14
not valid [adj INVAL...
invexed
19
20
(in heraldry) arched...
invited
14
13
INVITE, to request t...
invoked
14
17
INVOKE, to appeal to...
inwound
14
14
INWIND, to enwrap, a...
iodated
11
9
IODATE, to treat wit...
iodised
12
9
IODISE, to treat wit...
iodized
15
18
IODIZE, to treat wit...
ionised
11
9
IONISE, to convert i...
ionized
14
18
IONIZE, to convert i...
iracund
15
13
easily angered [adj]
isleted
13
9
having islets [adj]
isolead
12
9
a line on a ballisti...
ivoried
14
12
made like ivory [adj...
jabbled
19
24
JABBLE, (Scots) to s...
jangled
15
21
JANGLE, to make a ha...
jannied
12
19
JANNY, to act as a d...
jarhead
15
19
an American marine s...
jaunced
16
22
JAUNCE, to prance, a...
jaunsed
13
19
JAUNSE, to prance, a...
jaunted
13
19
JAUNT, to go on a pl...
jaybird
23
22
a corvine bird, also...
jeelied
14
18
JEELIE, to make into...
jellied
16
19
JELLY, to make into...
jemmied
16
23
JEMMY, to force open...
jeopard
15
20
to put in jeopardy;...
jerqued
22
27
JERQUE, to search a...
jerreed
13
17
a wooden Oriental ja...
jetbead
15
20
an ornamental shrub...
jettied
14
17
JETTY, to jut out, a...
jeweled
17
21
JEWEL, to adorn with...
jiggled
18
22
JIGGLE, to shake fro...
jimmied
17
23
JIMMIE, to pry open...
jingled
16
21
JINGLE, to make a ti...
jirbled
18
21
JIRBLE, to pour unst...
joggled
17
22
JOGGLE, to shake sli...
jointed
13
18
JOINT, to fit togeth...
joisted
14
17
JOIST, to fit with j...
jollied
16
19
JOLLY, to put or kee...
jonesed
12
18
JONES, to have a str...
jostled
15
18
JOSTLE, to run or st...
jounced
16
22
JOUNCE, to jolt, sha...
jousted
14
18
JOUST, to engage in...
juggled
18
23
JUGGLE, to manipulat...
jughead
17
22
an idiot, a fool [n...
jumared
15
21
JUMAR, to climb usin...
jumbled
19
25
JUMBLE, to mix in a...
jungled
16
22
abounding in jungle...
justled
16
19
JUSTLE, to run or st...
juttied
15
18
JUTTY, to stick out...
kaiaked
13
16
KAIAK, to travel by...
kamerad
13
15
to surrender [v -ED,...
katydid
20
15
a kind of grasshoppe...
kayaked
19
18
KAYAK, to travel by...
kaylied
20
15
(slang) intoxicated...
keckled
18
20
KECKLE, to protect b...
kemboed
15
18
KEMBO, to set akimbo...
kettled
14
13
KETTLE, to confine i...
keycard
22
17
a coded card for ope...
keyword
22
17
a significant word i...
kibbled
19
19
KIBBLE, to grind coa...
kiddied
14
14
KIDDY, to hoax; to k...
kilorad
14
13
a unit of nuclear ra...
kimboed
16
18
KIMBO, to set akimbo...
kindled
14
15
KINDLE, to cause to...
kindred
13
14
blood relationship,...
kirtled
15
13
wearing a kirtle [ad...
kittled
15
13
KITTLE, to offend [v...
klapped
18
19
KLAP, to slap (South...
kludged
16
17
KLUDGE, to contrive...
knacked
16
20
KNACK, to strike sha...
knapped
16
19
KNAP, to strike shar...
knarred
12
13
KNAR, to snarl, also...
kneaded
11
14
KNEAD, to massage wi...
kneeled
12
14
KNEEL, to rest on th...
kneepad
13
16
a protective coverin...
knelled
14
15
KNELL, to sound a be...
knitted
13
13
KNIT, to make a garm...
knobbed
16
19
KNOB, to knock off p...
knocked
16
20
KNOCK, to strike sha...
knolled
14
15
KNOLL, an obsolete f...
knopped
16
19
having a knop [adj]
knotted
12
13
KNOT, to tie with a...
knouted
12
14
KNOUT, to flog with...
knurled
14
15
KNURL, to make groov...
kotched
18
17
KOTCH, (South Africa...
kotowed
15
15
KOTOW, to grovel, al...
kraaled
13
13
KRAAL, to pen, also...
kreesed
12
12
KREESE, to stab with...
krunked
14
18
in a state of excite...
kvelled
17
18
KVELL, (Yiddish) to...
labeled
15
13
LABEL, to attach a t...
labored
14
12
LABOR, to work, also...
labroid
15
12
a member of the wras...
ladened
11
11
LADEN, to load with...
ladhood
14
12
the state of being a...
lagered
13
11
LAGER, to form a def...
laggard
15
13
lagging behind [adj...
laipsed
15
12
LAIPSE, (dialect) to...
lakebed
15
16
the floor of a lake...
lalland
14
12
(Scots) lowland, als...
lanated
11
10
having or consisting...
lanched
17
15
LANCH, to throw, as...
langued
13
13
of a heraldic beast,...
languid
14
13
lacking vitality [ad...
laniard
12
10
a fastening rope on...
lanyard
18
12
a fastening rope on...
lapeled
15
13
having lapels, also...
lapheld
18
15
pertaining to a smal...
lasered
12
9
LASER, to treat with...
lassoed
12
9
LASSO, to catch with...
latched
18
14
LATCH, to close a ga...
latened
11
10
LATEN, to make or gr...
laterad
12
9
toward the side [adv...
laughed
16
14
LAUGH, to express mi...
launced
15
14
LAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
lawland
16
14
(Scots) lowland, als...
layered
18
11
LAYER, to form a lay...
leached
17
14
LEACH, to allow a li...
leafbud
17
16
a bud which produces...
leagued
13
12
LEAGUE, to come toge...
learned
11
10
LEARN, to be informe...
leashed
14
11
LEASH, to hold by a...
leeched
17
14
LEECH, to cling to a...
leeward
15
12
towards the lee side...
legated
13
11
LEGATE, to bequeath...
leghold
17
14
a trap that catches...
lemoned
12
13
LEMON, to flavour wi...
lenited
12
10
LENITE, to articulat...
lentoid
12
10
lens-shaped [adj] /...
leopard
14
12
a large, carnivorous...
leotard
12
9
a skintight garment...
leporid
15
12
pertaining or belong...
letched
18
14
LETCH, to engage in...
lethied
15
11
(Shakespeare) suffer...
leveled
15
14
LEVEL, to make even...
levered
14
13
LEVER, to prise open...
liaised
13
9
LIAISE, to form a li...
lianoid
12
10
like a liana [adj]
libated
15
12
LIBATE, to pour in h...
libbard
18
15
(archaic) a leopard...
libeled
16
13
LIBEL, to make a def...
lichted
19
14
LICHT, to light [v]
ligated
14
11
LIGATE, to tie with...
lighted
17
13
LIGHT, to illuminate...
likened
13
14
LIKEN, to represent...
limboed
16
15
LIMBO, to perform a...
limited
15
12
restricted [adj LIMI...
lindied
13
11
LINDY, to perform th...
lingcod
17
15
a marine food fish [...
linseed
12
10
lint or flax seed, a...
lipread
15
12
to understand spoken...
lispund
16
14
a varying weight, 12...
lithoed
15
11
LITHO, to make a lit...
lithoid
16
11
like stone, also LIT...
livelod
16
14
(Spenser) livelihood...
livened
14
14
LIVEN, to make livel...
livered
15
13
LIVER, to thicken or...
loathed
14
11
LOATHE, to detest gr...
lobated
14
12
having lobes, also L...
lobbied
17
15
LOBBY, to seek to in...
lobiped
17
15
having lobate feet [...
located
15
12
LOCATE, to find or p...
loculed
17
14
having loculi, small...
logwood
16
14
the heavy, red heart...
lounded
12
12
LOUND, (Scots) to ca...
lounged
13
13
LOUNGE, to recline i...
louvred
15
14
having a louvre [adj...
lovered
14
13
(Shakespeare) having...
lowbred
18
15
of a low station in...
lowered
15
12
LOWER, to appear dar...
lowland
16
14
an area of land lyin...
lownded
15
14
LOWND, to calm, also...
lowveld
19
17
(Afrikaans) the lowe...
lubbard
18
16
a clumsy fellow, als...
lumined
14
14
LUMINE, (obsolete) t...
lunated
12
11
crescent-shaped, als...
lunched
18
16
LUNCH, to eat a midd...
lurched
19
15
LURCH, to roll or pi...
lustred
14
10
LUSTRE, to make lust...
luxated
19
17
LUXATE, to put out o...
lycopod
24
17
a plant of the genus...
lymphad
25
19
(Gaelic) a Highland...
lynched
24
17
LYNCH, to judge and...
lyrated
19
11
having the shape of...
mackled
18
19
MACKLE, to blur in p...
maculed
17
16
MACULE, to blur in p...
madamed
13
15
MADAM, to address as...
maffled
18
18
(colloquial) mentall...
majored
14
20
MAJOR, to pursue a s...
malaxed
19
19
MALAX, to soften by...
malgred
15
14
MALGRE, (archaic) to...
maliced
17
15
MALICE, to have ill-...
mallard
15
13
a wild duck [n -S]
mamboed
15
17
MAMBO, to dance the...
managed
12
14
MANAGE, to control o...
manband
13
16
an all-male vocal po...
maneged
12
14
MANEGE, to train hor...
mangled
14
15
MANGLE, to hack, tea...
mangold
14
15
a variety of beet, a...
manhood
13
14
the state of being a...
mankind
13
17
the human race [n -S...
mansard
12
12
a type of roof [n -S...
mantled
13
13
MANTLE, to cover as...
manured
12
13
MANURE, to fertilize...
manward
15
15
towards man, also MA...
marbled
16
15
MARBLE, to vein or p...
marched
18
16
MARCH, to walk in a...
mardied
13
12
MARDY, to behave lik...
married
13
11
one who has entered...
marshed
15
13
having a marsh [adj]
marybud
22
17
a marigold bud [n -S...
mascled
17
15
covered with mascles...
masoned
11
12
MASON, to build or r...
mastoid
13
11
like a nipple or tea...
matched
18
16
MATCH, to be equal t...
mattoid
13
11
a person on the bord...
matured
13
12
MATURE, to develop f...
matweed
15
14
a name of several ma...
maugred
14
14
MAUGRE, to show spit...
maunded
12
14
MAUND, (obsolete) to...
mawseed
15
14
the seed of the opiu...
maybird
22
16
an American songbird...
mayweed
21
16
a name for various p...
mazzard
19
29
a kind of small blac...
measled
13
12
MEASLE, (archaic) to...
medaled
13
13
MEDAL, to honour wit...
meddled
14
14
MEDDLE, to interfere...
megapod
15
16
one of a family of b...
megarad
13
13
a measure of radiati...
melamed
14
15
a teacher in a Jewis...
menaced
14
15
MENACE, to threaten...
menaged
12
14
MENAGE, to manage [v...
menshed
14
14
MENSH, (colloquial)...
merited
13
11
MERIT, to deserve [v...
mermaid
14
14
a mythical creature...
meseled
13
12
infected with lepros...
metaled
13
12
METAL, to cover with...
metered
12
11
METER, to measure by...
mettled
14
12
having spirit [adj]
miaoued
12
12
MIAOU, to make the s...
miaowed
15
14
MIAOW, to make the s...
miauled
14
13
MIAUL, to make the s...
micated
16
14
MICATE, to furnish w...
midband
15
16
operating across a r...
middled
15
14
MIDDLE, to place in...
midland
14
14
the middle part of t...
mimeoed
13
14
MIMEO, to copy by mi...
mingled
15
15
MINGLE, to mix toget...
minored
12
12
MINOR, to study a su...
minuend
12
14
a number from which...
minuted
13
13
MINUTE, to take brie...
misbind
16
15
to bind imperfectly...
miscued
17
15
MISCUE, to make a fa...
misdeed
13
12
an evil act [n -S]
misfeed
15
14
to feed incorrectly...
mislaid
15
12
MISLAY, to put in a...
mislead
14
12
to lead astray [v MI...
mispled
17
15
MISPLEAD, to plead w...
misread
13
11
to read incorrectly...
missaid
14
11
MISSAY, to say incor...
missend
13
12
to send incorrectly...
misshod
16
13
improperly shod [adj...
missold
15
12
MISSELL, to sell an...
mistend
13
12
to tend to improperl...
mistled
15
12
MISTLE, to rain in s...
mistold
15
12
MISTELL, to inform w...
misused
14
12
MISUSE, to use incor...
miswend
16
15
(Spenser) to go wron...
misword
17
14
to word wrongly [v -...
mitched
19
16
MITCH, to play truan...
mitered
13
11
MITER, (US) to join...
mizzled
21
30
MIZZLE, to rain in f...
mobbled
18
18
MOBBLE, (obsolete) t...
modeled
13
13
MODEL, to form a pla...
modemed
13
15
MODEM, to transmit b...
moguled
15
15
having obstacles on...
moisted
13
11
MOIST, to wet slight...
monacid
15
15
a compound having on...
moneyed
17
14
having lots of money...
monopod
13
15
a one-footed person...
mooched
17
16
MOOCH, to play truan...
moodied
12
12
MOODY, to persuade b...
mophead
16
16
a person with shaggy...
morphed
17
16
MORPH, to gradually...
moseyed
18
13
MOSEY, to saunter [v...
motived
15
15
MOTIVE, to inspire t...
motored
12
11
MOTOR, to travel by...
mottled
14
12
MOTTLE, to mark with...
mottoed
12
11
having a motto [adj]
mouched
18
17
MOUCH, to play truan...
moulded
14
14
MOULD, to work into...
moulted
14
13
MOULT, to shed feath...
mounded
12
14
MOUND, to heap in a...
mounted
12
13
MOUNT, to climb [v]
mourned
12
13
MOURN, to feel or ex...
mousled
14
13
MOUSLE, to pull roug...
moussed
13
12
MOUSSE, to apply a h...
mousted
13
12
MOUST, to powder, al...
mouthed
15
14
MOUTH, to feed into...
mozzled
20
30
MOZZLE, (Hebrew) to...
muddied
14
14
MUDDY, to cover with...
muddled
15
15
MUDDLE, to mix up [v...
muffled
19
19
MUFFLE, to dull the...
muisted
14
12
MUIST, to powder, al...
mulched
20
18
MULCH, to provide wi...
mulcted
18
16
MULCT, to take money...
mulesed
14
13
MULES, to perform th...
mulshed
17
15
MULSH, to cover with...
mumbled
18
19
MUMBLE, to speak ind...
mummied
16
18
MUMMY, to preserve b...
munched
18
18
MUNCH, to chew noisi...
munited
13
13
MUNITE, to fortify,...
muraled
14
13
decorated with a mur...
muscled
18
16
MUSCLE, to force one...
muscoid
17
15
a mosslike plant [n...
mustard
14
12
a pungent condiment...
mutated
13
12
MUTATE, to undergo m...
mutched
19
17
MUTCH, to cadge [v]
mutined
13
13
MUTINE, to revolt ag...
muzzled
21
31
MUZZLE, to cover the...
myeloid
20
14
resembling marrow in...
naevoid
12
13
resembling a naevus...
nannied
9
11
NANNY, to look after...
napooed
11
12
NAPOO, to use up [v]
natured
11
10
having a certain dis...
navvied
15
17
NAVVY, to work as a...
naysaid
17
11
NAYSAY, to oppose or...
nayward
20
14
(Shakespeare) the ne...
nayword
20
14
a proverbial reproac...
needled
11
11
NEEDLE, to sew with...
negated
11
11
NEGATE, to nullify [...
negroid
12
11
typical of black or...
neighed
14
13
NEIGH, to utter the...
nestled
12
10
NESTLE, to lie snugl...
nethead
12
11
an enthusiast or exp...
nettled
12
10
NETTLE, to annoy [v]
neuroid
11
10
either of the halves...
nibbled
17
16
NIBBLE, to eat with...
nickled
17
17
NICKLE, to plate wit...
nidated
11
10
NIDATE, to become im...
niggard
14
13
to act in a miserly...
niggled
15
14
NIGGLE, to worry ove...
nighted
15
13
benighted, lost in d...
nippled
17
16
NIPPLE, to provide w...
nobbled
16
16
NOBBLE, to disable a...
noctuid
15
13
a night-flying moth...
nodated
10
10
knotted [adj]
noddled
12
12
NODDLE, to nod frequ...
noduled
12
12
having a nodule or n...
nointed
10
10
NOINT, to anoint [v]
nonacid
13
13
a substance that is...
nonaged
10
12
having the quality o...
nonfood
11
13
an item that is not...
nonpaid
12
13
not paid [adj]
nonsked
11
14
an airline without s...
nonskid
12
14
designed to inhibit...
nonword
13
13
a word that has no m...
noodged
11
12
NOODGE, (Yiddish) to...
noodled
11
11
NOODLE, to play idly...
norland
11
11
a region in the nort...
northed
13
11
NORTH, to head north...
norward
14
12
same as northward [n...
notated
10
9
NOTATE, to put into...
notched
16
14
NOTCH, to make an an...
notepad
12
12
a number of sheets o...
noticed
14
12
NOTICE, to become aw...
nousled
12
11
NOUSLE, to foster, a...
novated
12
13
NOVATE, to substitut...
nuanced
13
14
NUANCE, to give subt...
nubbled
17
17
NUBBLE, to beat with...
nudzhed
17
22
NUDZH, (Yiddish) to...
nunhood
12
13
the condition of a n...
nurdled
13
12
NURDLE, in cricket,...
nursled
13
11
NURSLE, to foster, a...
nutated
11
10
NUTATE, to nod, to d...
nutwood
14
13
a nut-bearing tree [...
nuzzled
19
29
NUZZLE, to caress wi...
nyaffed
21
17
NYAFF, to yelp, yap...
nyloned
17
13
wearing nylons [adj]
nymphed
23
19
NYMPH, to fish using...
oakwood
14
15
the wood of the oak...
oarweed
13
11
a kind of seaweed, a...
obdured
14
13
OBDURE, to become ha...
obeahed
14
13
OBEAH, to bewitch [v...
objured
16
21
OBJURE, to bind by o...
obliged
16
14
OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obovoid
15
15
ovoid with the narro...
oceanid
13
12
an ocean nymph [n OC...
oceloid
15
12
resembling the ocelo...
ochered
16
13
OCHER, to colour wit...
ochroid
17
13
containing or resemb...
octofid
17
14
cleft or separated i...
octopod
16
14
any of an order of e...
odoured
11
10
having an odour [adj...
oersted
11
8
a unit of magnetic i...
offered
15
14
OFFER, to present fo...
offhand
17
17
ungraciously curt, a...
offload
16
15
to unload [v -ED, -I...
oidioid
12
9
relating to an oidiu...
oilbird
16
12
a nocturnal bird of...
oilseed
12
9
a kind of rape, the...
oldened
11
11
OLDEN, to grow old [...
omitted
13
11
OMIT, to leave out [...
onboard
12
12
carried aboard a veh...
onefold
13
13
single-minded [adj]
onioned
9
10
ONION, to apply an o...
onstead
10
9
a single farmhouse;...
opaqued
21
21
OPAQUE, to make opaq...
operand
12
12
a quantity on which...
opiated
13
11
OPIATE, to treat wit...
opposed
15
14
OPPOSE, to conflict...
oracled
15
12
ORACLE, to utter as...
orbited
14
11
ORBIT, to revolve ar...
orchard
17
13
an area where fruit...
ordered
11
9
ORDER, to give a com...
oreweed
13
11
a kind of seaweed, a...
orotund
11
10
full and clear in so...
osiered
11
8
covered or fringed w...
osmosed
12
11
OSMOSE, to undergo o...
osteoid
11
8
an uncalcified bone...
ottered
11
8
OTTER, to fish with...
oughted
15
13
OUGHT, to owe [v]
ouglied
14
12
OUGLIE, to make ugly...
outbred
14
12
OUTBREED, to interbr...
outchid
18
14
OUTCHIDE, to surpass...
outfind
14
13
to surpass in findin...
outlaid
13
10
OUTLAY, to pay out [...
outland
12
11
an outlying land or...
outlead
12
10
to surpass in leadin...
outlied
13
10
OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outplod
15
13
to surpass in ploddi...
outread
11
9
to surpass in readin...
outsaid
12
9
OUTSAY, to surpass i...
outsold
13
10
OUTSELL, to sell mor...
outsped
14
12
OUTSPEED, to go fast...
outtold
13
10
OUTTELL, to say open...
outvied
14
13
OUTVIE, to surpass i...
outward
15
12
toward the outside,...
outweed
14
12
(Spenser) to root ou...
outwind
15
13
to unwind [v OUTWOUN...
overbed
15
15
spanning a bed [adj]
overbid
16
15
to bid or offer beyo...
overdid
14
13
OVERDO, to do to exc...
overfed
15
15
OVERFEED, to feed to...
overred
13
12
to cover with a red...
oversad
13
12
excessively sad [adj...
oxblood
20
19
a dark reddish-brown...
oxtered
17
15
OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oxyacid
27
20
an acid that contain...
paddled
15
14
PADDLE, to propel wi...
pagurid
16
14
a hermit crab, also...
painted
13
12
PAINT, to apply colo...
palaced
17
15
residing in a palace...
palated
14
12
PALATE, (Shakespeare...
pallied
16
13
PALLY, as in to pall...
palsied
15
12
PALSY, to affect wit...
pandied
13
13
PANDY, to punish by...
paneled
13
13
PANEL, to decorate w...
pansied
13
12
bedecked with pansie...
papered
15
14
PAPER, to cover with...
paraded
13
12
PARADE, to march in...
parched
19
16
PARCH, to make very...
paroled
14
12
PAROLE, to give a co...
parotid
14
11
near the ear, also P...
parpend
15
15
a stone passing thro...
parried
14
11
PARRY, to ward off a...
partied
14
11
PARTY, to attend a s...
patched
19
16
PATCH, to mend or co...
patined
13
12
PATINE, to cover wit...
pawawed
19
17
PAWAW, to hold such...
payload
20
14
the part of a cargo...
peached
18
16
PEACH, to inform aga...
pearced
16
14
PEARCE, (Spenser) to...
pearled
14
12
PEARL, to adorn with...
peascod
16
14
a pea pod, also PEAS...
pebbled
19
18
PEBBLE, to cover wit...
pedaled
14
13
PEDAL, to operate by...
peddled
15
14
PEDDLE, to sell or o...
peenged
13
14
PEENGE, (Scots) to w...
penfold
16
16
a place in which str...
pennied
12
13
wealthy to the exten...
peopled
16
15
PEOPLE, to stock wit...
peracid
17
14
a type of acid [n -S...
perched
19
16
PERCH, to sit in an...
percoid
17
14
of the perch family,...
periled
15
12
PERIL, to put in dan...
peroxid
20
18
a bleaching agent, a...
perpend
15
15
to weigh in the mind...
persued
14
12
PERSUE, to follow, i...
peruked
15
16
adorned with a peruk...
perused
14
12
PERUSE, to read [v]
pestled
15
12
PESTLE, to crush wit...
petaled
14
12
having petals, also...
petered
13
11
PETER, to diminish g...
pettled
15
12
PETTLE, to indulge,...
phacoid
19
16
lens-shaped, lentil-...
phanged
16
16
PHANG, (Shakespeare)...
pharmed
17
16
PHARM, to redirect c...
phasmid
18
16
any orthopterous ins...
pheesed
15
13
PHEESE, to unsettle,...
pheezed
18
22
PHEEZE, to unsettle,...
phished
19
15
PHISH, to engage in...
phonied
15
14
PHONY, to alter, so...
photoed
15
13
PHOTO, (colloquial)...
phrased
16
13
PHRASE, to express i...
phutted
17
14
PHUT, to make a soun...
phyllid
26
17
the leaf of a liverw...
phytoid
23
15
resembling a plant [...
piaffed
18
17
PIAFFE, to perform a...
pickled
20
19
PICKLE, to preserve...
picoted
17
14
PICOT, to edge with...
piddled
16
14
PIDDLE, to deal in t...
piebald
17
15
a horse with patchy...
pierced
17
14
PIERCE, to thrust, o...
piffled
20
18
PIFFLE, to talk in a...
pigfeed
17
16
food for pigs [n -S]
pighted
18
15
PIGHT, to pitch (e.g...
pigmoid
17
16
a pigmy [n -S]
pigweed
18
16
a weedy plant [n -S]
piloted
15
12
PILOT, to control th...
pimpled
19
18
having pimples [adj]
pinched
19
17
PINCH, to squeeze be...
pinfold
17
16
a place in which str...
pingled
16
15
PINGLE, (Scots) to s...
pinguid
16
15
fat; greasy [adj]
pinhead
15
14
the head of a pin [n...
pinnoed
12
13
(Spenser) pinioned [...
pinweed
16
15
any plant of a genus...
pirated
14
11
PIRATE, to make ille...
pitched
20
16
PITCH, to throw [v]
pithead
16
13
the top of a pit or...
pivoted
16
15
PIVOT, to turn on a...
placard
18
15
a written or printed...
placoid
18
15
a fish having platel...
plafond
16
16
(French) a decorated...
plagued
16
15
PLAGUE, to pester or...
plaided
15
13
with a tartan design...
plained
14
13
PLAIN, to complain [...
plaited
15
12
PLAIT, to braid [v]
planked
15
17
PLANK, to cover with...
planned
13
14
PLAN, to formulate a...
planted
14
13
PLANT, to place in t...
plapped
19
18
PLAP, to make a soun...
plashed
17
14
PLASH, to weave toge...
plasmid
17
15
a hereditary structu...
plastid
16
12
a structure in plant...
platted
15
12
PLAT, to braid [v]
pleaded
14
13
PLEAD, to beg for ea...
pleased
14
12
PLEASE, to give enjo...
pleated
14
12
PLEAT, to fold in an...
pledged
16
15
PLEDGE, to bind by s...
pleopod
16
15
an appendage of crus...
plimmed
18
18
PLIM, to swell, as g...
plinged
16
15
PLING, to beg [v]
plinked
16
17
PLINK, to shoot at a...
ploated
14
12
PLOAT, (Scots) to di...
plodded
15
14
PLOD, to walk heavil...
plodged
16
15
PLODGE, (dialect) to...
plonged
15
15
PLONGE, to plunge, a...
plonked
15
17
PLONK, to fall or dr...
plopped
19
18
PLOP, to fall or dro...
plotted
15
12
PLOT, to plan secret...
plotzed
18
21
PLOTZ, (Yiddish) to...
plucked
20
20
PLUCK, to pull out o...
pluffed
20
19
PLUFF, to throw out,...
plugged
18
17
PLUG, to fill a hole...
plumbed
19
19
PLUMB, to determine...
plumped
19
19
PLUMP, to make well...
plunged
16
16
PLUNGE, to thrust in...
plunked
16
18
PLUNK, to twang; to...
plushed
18
15
showily luxurious [a...
plussed
16
13
PLUS, to increase in...
plutoid
16
13
any dwarf planet bey...
plywood
24
17
a building material...
poached
18
16
POACH, to trespass t...
pochard
19
16
a kind of European d...
pockard
18
18
a kind of European d...
poddled
15
14
PODDLE, to amble at...
poesied
13
11
POESY, to utter poet...
poinded
13
13
POIND, (Scots) to di...
pointed
13
12
POINT, to indicate d...
policed
18
15
POLICE, to make orde...
polkaed
15
16
POLKA, to dance this...
pollard
16
13
to cut the top branc...
polyped
23
17
something having man...
polypod
23
17
something having man...
pomaded
14
15
POMADE, to apply a p...
poniard
13
12
a small dagger, also...
pooched
18
16
POOCH, to bulge [v]
poonced
15
15
POONCE, to behave ef...
pootled
14
12
POOTLE, to travel in...
popeyed
21
16
having bulging eyes...
poppied
18
17
covered with poppies...
poppled
19
18
POPPLE, to move in a...
porched
19
16
having a porch [adj]
portend
13
12
to serve as an omen...
posited
14
11
POSIT, to place [v]
potched
19
16
POTCH, to push viole...
pothead
15
13
one who smokes marij...
pouched
19
17
POUCH, to put in a p...
pouffed
18
18
POUFFE, to give a pu...
poulard
15
13
a spayed hen, also P...
pounced
16
16
POUNCE, to swoop upo...
pounded
13
14
POUND, to strike hea...
powered
16
14
POWER, to equip with...
pownded
16
16
POWND, (Spenser) to...
poynted
19
14
POYNT, (obsolete) to...
praised
14
11
PRAISE, to express a...
pranced
16
15
PRANCE, to spring fo...
pranged
14
14
PRANG, to cause to c...
pranked
14
16
PRANK, to dress gaud...
pratted
14
11
PRATT, (Shakespeare)...
prawned
16
15
PRAWN, to fish for e...
preaced
16
14
PREACE, to press, al...
preaged
14
13
previously aged [adj...
preased
13
11
PREASE, to press, al...
prebend
15
15
a clergyman's stipen...
prebind
16
15
to bind in durable m...
predied
14
12
PREDY, (obsolete) to...
preened
12
12
PREEN, to clean and...
preeved
15
15
PREEVE, to prove, al...
prefard
16
14
(Spenser) preferred...
prefund
16
16
to fund beforehand [...
prehend
15
14
to lay hold of; to s...
preload
14
12
to load beforehand [...
premold
16
15
to mold beforehand,...
preneed
12
12
arranged or made ava...
prented
13
12
PRENT, (Scots) to pr...
prepaid
16
14
PREPAY, to pay in ad...
prepped
18
17
PREP, (short for) to...
presold
15
12
PRESELL, to promote...
pressed
14
11
PRESS, to compress o...
prested
14
11
PREST, (obsolete) to...
pretend
13
12
to make believe [v -...
pretold
15
12
PRETELL, to tell bef...
prevued
16
16
PREVUE, (US) to prev...
pricked
19
18
PRICK, to puncture s...
prieved
16
15
PRIEVE, to prove, al...
prigged
17
15
PRIG, to filch [v]
prilled
17
13
PRILL, to turn into...
primmed
17
17
PRIM, to give a prim...
primped
18
17
PRIMP, to dress or a...
princed
17
15
PRINCE, to play the...
prinked
15
16
PRINK, to dress or a...
printed
14
12
PRINT, to produce by...
prissed
15
11
PRISS, to act in a p...
proband
15
15
a person with some d...
proceed
16
14
to go onward [v -ED,...
prodded
14
13
PROD, to jab [v]
progged
16
15
PROG, to forage for...
proined
13
12
PROINE, (obsolete) t...
prolled
16
13
PROLL, (obsolete) to...
promoed
14
14
PROMO, to give a pro...
pronged
14
14
PRONG, to pierce wit...
pronked
14
16
PRONK, (Afrikaans) o...
proofed
15
14
PROOF, to examine fo...
propend
15
15
to have a tendency t...
propped
18
17
PROP, to hold up [v]
proteid
14
11
a nitrogenous organi...
protend
13
12
(archaic) to stretch...
prouled
15
13
PROUL, to prowl, als...
provand
15
16
an allowance of food...
provend
15
16
an allowance of food...
prowled
18
15
PROWL, to move about...
proyned
19
14
PROYN, to prune, als...
prunted
14
13
ornamented with a pr...
psalmed
16
15
PSALM, to sing psalm...
pshawed
19
16
PSHAW, to utter an e...
psyched
26
18
PSYCH, to stimulate...
psyllid
24
15
any of various plant...
puddled
16
15
PUDDLE, to make a sm...
puggled
18
17
PUGGLE, to cause to...
pumiced
19
18
PUMICE, to polish wi...
punched
19
18
PUNCH, to perforate...
pungled
16
16
PUNGLE, (US) to cont...
punjied
16
22
PUNJI, to fortify wi...
pupated
16
15
PUPATE, to pass thro...
puppied
19
18
PUPPY, to give birth...
purfled
18
16
PURFLE, to decorate...
purpled
18
16
PURPLE, to make the...
pursued
15
13
PURSUE, to follow, i...
pushrod
17
14
a rod for operating...
puttied
15
12
PUTTY, to fill with...
puzzled
22
31
PUZZLE, to cause unc...
pyebald
23
17
a horse with patchy...
pygmoid
23
18
a pygmy, also PIGMOI...
pyralid
22
14
a long-legged moth,...
pyramid
22
16
a solid figure with...
quacked
24
25
QUACK, to make the s...
quadded
20
20
QUAD, to space by me...
quaered
19
18
QUAERE, to inquire o...
quaffed
24
24
QUAFF, to drink deep...
quailed
21
19
QUAIL, to give way i...
quanted
19
19
QUANT, to propel wit...
quashed
22
20
QUASH, to set aside...
quatted
20
18
QUAT, to beat down o...
queened
18
19
QUEEN, to make a que...
queered
19
18
QUEER, to spoil, to...
quelled
22
20
QUELL, to suppress [...
queried
20
18
QUERY, to question [...
quested
20
18
QUEST, to make a sea...
quiched
26
23
QUICH, (Spenser) to...
quieted
20
18
QUIET, to cause to b...
quiffed
25
24
having a quiff [adj]
quilled
23
20
QUILL, to press smal...
quilted
22
19
QUILT, to stitch tog...
quinoid
20
19
a quinonoid substanc...
quipped
25
24
QUIP, to make witty...
quirked
22
22
QUIRK, to move jerki...
quirted
21
18
QUIRT, to strike wit...
quitted
21
18
QUIT, to end one's e...
quizzed
27
36
QUIZ, to interrogate...
quodded
20
20
QUOD, to imprison [v...
quoifed
22
21
QUOIF, to put the ha...
quoined
19
19
QUOIN, to secure or...
quoited
20
18
QUOIT, to play at qu...
quonked
20
23
QUONK, to make an ac...
quopped
24
24
QUOP, (dialect) to t...
rabbled
17
15
RABBLE, to stir with...
racemed
15
14
arranged in a raceme...
raddled
13
11
RADDLE, to redden wi...
radioed
11
9
RADIO, to transmit b...
raffled
17
15
RAFFLE, to dispose o...
raggled
15
13
RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
raghead
14
12
an Arab [n -S]
raguled
14
12
of a line, with obli...
ragweed
15
13
any of various greyi...
railbed
15
12
the bed of a railway...
rallied
14
10
RALLY, to call toget...
ralphed
17
14
RALPH, (US slang) to...
rambled
16
15
RAMBLE, to wander [v...
ranched
16
14
RANCH, to work at an...
rankled
13
14
RANKLE, to cause irr...
rassled
13
9
RASSLE, (colloquial)...
ratched
17
13
RATCH, to wander, pr...
rattled
13
9
RATTLE, to make a qu...
raunged
12
12
RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
ravaged
14
14
RAVAGE, to destroy [...
raveled
14
13
RAVEL, to entangle [...
ravened
12
13
RAVEN, to devour gre...
ravined
13
13
RAVIN, to devour gre...
rawhead
16
13
a spectre mentioned...
razored
14
17
RAZOR, to shave with...
reached
16
13
REACH, to stretch ou...
reacted
14
11
REACT, to respond to...
readded
11
10
READD, to add again...
readied
11
9
READY, to make ready...
reamend
11
12
to amend again [v -E...
rearmed
12
11
REARM, to arm again...
reasted
11
8
REAST, to become ran...
rebased
13
11
REBASE, to set a new...
rebated
13
11
REBATE, to give a di...
reblend
14
13
to blend again [v RE...
reboard
13
11
to board again [v -E...
rebored
13
11
REBORE, to bore out...
rebound
13
13
to spring back [v -E...
rebrand
13
12
to change a product'...
rebreed
13
11
to breed again [v RE...
rebuild
16
13
to build again [v RE...
rebuked
15
16
REBUKE, to reprove s...
recaned
13
12
RECANE, to replace t...
recceed
17
14
RECCE, to make a pre...
reccied
18
14
RECCY, (colloquial)...
receded
14
12
RECEDE, to move back...
recited
15
11
RECITE, to say from...
recoded
14
12
RECODE, to code agai...
reculed
16
13
RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recured
15
12
RECURE, to cure agai...
recused
15
12
RECUSE, to disqualif...
redated
11
9
REDATE, to change th...
redbird
15
12
a large seed-eating...
reddled
13
11
REDDLE, to colour wi...
redhead
13
11
any of several birds...
redound
11
11
to have an effect or...
redried
12
9
REDRY, to dry again...
reduced
15
13
REDUCE, to diminish...
redwood
14
12
a species of sequoia...
reeched
16
13
REECH, to emit smoke...
reedbed
13
12
a bed of reeds [n -S...
reested
11
8
REEST, to be noisily...
refaced
16
14
REFACE, to repair th...
refiled
15
12
REFILE, to file agai...
refined
13
12
REFINE, to free from...
refired
14
11
REFIRE, to fire agai...
refixed
20
18
REFIX, to fix again...
reflood
14
12
to flood again [v -E...
refound
13
13
to found again [v -E...
refried
14
11
REFRY, to fry again...
refuged
15
14
REFUGE, to give or t...
refused
14
12
REFUSE, to decline t...
refuted
14
12
REFUTE, to prove to...
regaled
13
11
REGALE, to delight [...
reglued
14
12
REGLUE, to glue agai...
regrind
13
11
to grind again [v RE...
reheard
13
10
REHEAR, to hear agai...
rehired
14
10
REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehomed
14
13
REHOME, to home agai...
reified
14
11
REIFY, to regard as...
reigned
12
11
REIGN, to exercise s...
reinked
12
13
REINK, to ink again...
reisted
12
8
REIST, to become ran...
rekeyed
18
14
REKEY, to re-enter i...
relaced
15
12
RELACE, to do up aga...
related
12
9
RELATE, to give an a...
relaxed
18
16
RELAX, to make less...
relayed
18
11
RELAY, to put down n...
relined
12
10
RELINE, to line agai...
relived
15
13
RELIVE, to experienc...
relumed
14
13
RELUME, to light aga...
remated
12
11
REMATE, to mate agai...
rembled
16
15
REMBLE, to remove [v...
remeded
12
12
REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remised
13
11
REMISE, to give up a...
remixed
19
18
REMIX, to mix again...
remorid
13
11
of or like a remora,...
remould
14
13
to retread a tyre, a...
removed
14
15
REMOVE, to transfer...
renamed
11
12
RENAME, to issue wit...
renayed
16
11
RENAY, (obsolete) to...
reneged
11
11
RENEGE, to refuse, d...
renewed
13
12
RENEW, to make new a...
reneyed
16
11
RENEY, (obsolete) to...
reoiled
12
9
REOIL, to oil again...
reorged
12
10
REORG, to reorganize...
repaved
15
15
REPAVE, to pave agai...
repined
13
12
REPINE, to express d...
replead
14
12
to plead again [v RE...
replied
15
12
REPLY, to answer [v]
reponed
12
12
REPONE, to restore t...
reposed
13
11
REPOSE, to lie at re...
repured
14
12
REPURE, to purify ag...
reputed
14
12
REPUTE, to consider...
resawed
14
11
RESAW, to saw again...
rescind
15
12
to annul, remove [v...
rescued
15
12
RESCUE, to free from...
resewed
14
11
RESEW, to sew again...
reshoed
13
10
RESHOE, to shoe agai...
resided
12
9
RESIDE, to live in a...
resiled
13
9
RESILE, to spring ba...
resined
11
9
RESIN, to impregnate...
resited
12
8
RESITE, to move to a...
resized
15
17
RESIZE, to size agai...
reskued
13
13
RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
resoled
12
9
RESOLE, to put on ne...
resound
11
10
to make an echoing s...
resowed
14
11
RESOW, to sow again...
respond
13
12
to say or act in ret...
resumed
13
12
RESUME, to begin aga...
retaped
13
11
RETAPE, to tape agai...
retaxed
17
15
RETAX, to tax again...
retched
17
13
RETCH, to make an ef...
retiled
13
9
RETILE, to tile agai...
retimed
13
11
RETIME, to time agai...
retired
12
8
RETIRE, to withdraw...
retoxed
17
15
RETOX, to embark on...
retread
11
8
to tread again [v RE...
retried
12
8
RETRY, to try again...
retuned
11
10
RETUNE, to tune agai...
retyped
20
13
RETYPE, to type agai...
reurged
13
11
REURGE, to press str...
reveled
14
13
REVEL, to engage in...
revered
13
12
REVERE, to regard wi...
reviled
15
13
REVILE, to assail wi...
revised
14
12
REVISE, to make a ne...
revived
16
16
REVIVE, to bring bac...
revoked
14
16
REVOKE, to annul by...
revoted
13
12
REVOTE, to vote agai...
rewaked
15
15
REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewaxed
20
18
REWAX, to wax again...
rewired
15
11
REWIRE, to install n...
rewound
14
13
REWIND, to wind agai...
reynard
17
11
an appellation appli...
rezoned
13
18
REZONE, to zone agai...
rheumed
15
14
troubled by rheumati...
rhizoid
18
19
a short hairlike org...
ribband
16
15
a ribbon, also RIBAN...
richted
18
13
RICHT, to right [v]
riddled
14
11
RIDDLE, to pierce wi...
ridered
12
9
depicting a rider [a...
riffled
18
15
RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riggald
16
13
a male animal with o...
righted
16
12
RIGHT, to put in pro...
rimland
14
13
an outlying area [n...
rimpled
17
15
RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
ripcord
18
14
a cord to release a...
ripened
13
12
RIPEN, to become rip...
rippled
18
15
RIPPLE, to form smal...
rivaled
15
13
RIVAL, to strive to...
rivered
14
12
watered by rivers [a...
riveted
14
12
RIVET, to fasten wit...
roached
16
13
ROACH, to clip or tr...
roadbed
13
12
the foundation for a...
roasted
11
8
ROAST, to cook with...
rodeoed
10
9
RODEO, to perform a...
rogered
12
10
ROGER, (slang) to ha...
roisted
12
8
ROIST, to revel nois...
roneoed
9
9
RONEO, (tradename) t...
roosted
11
8
ROOST, to prepare fo...
rootled
12
9
ROOTLE, to grub [v]
rosebed
13
11
a part of a garden w...
rosebud
14
12
the bud of a rose [n...
roseted
11
8
ROSET, (Scots) to co...
rosined
11
9
ROSIN, to treat with...
rosited
12
8
ROSIT, (Scots) to co...
rotated
11
8
ROTATE, to turn like...
rouched
17
14
trimmed with a rouch...
roughed
15
13
ROUGH, to make rough...
rounded
11
11
ROUND, to make round...
rousted
12
9
ROUST, to arouse and...
roweled
15
12
ROWEL, to prick with...
rownded
14
13
ROWND, (obsolete) to...
roysted
18
10
ROYST, to revel nois...
rozeted
14
17
ROZET, (Scots) to ro...
rozited
15
17
ROZIT, (Scots) to ro...
rubbled
18
16
RUBBLE, to reduce in...
ruckled
18
17
RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
ruddied
13
11
RUDDY, to redden [v]
ruddled
14
12
RUDDLE, to colour wi...
ruffled
18
16
RUFFLE, to disturb t...
rulered
13
10
RULER, to strike wit...
rumbaed
15
15
RUMBA, to perform a...
rumbled
17
16
RUMBLE, to make a de...
rumored
13
12
RUMOR, to spread by...
rumpled
17
16
RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
rundled
13
12
having a rung [adj]
runkled
14
15
RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
rustled
14
10
RUSTLE, to steal cat...
rustred
13
9
pierced with a rustr...
sabered
13
11
SABER, to strike wit...
saboted
13
11
wearing sabots [adj]
saddled
13
11
SADDLE, to put a lea...
saggard
14
12
a clay box for bakin...
sainted
11
9
SAINT, to hail as a...
salband
14
13
(German) a crust or...
sallied
14
10
SALLY, to rush out s...
salsaed
12
9
SALSA, to do such a...
saltoed
12
9
SALTO, (Italian) to...
saluted
13
10
SALUTE, to greet wit...
salvoed
14
13
SALVO, to discharge...
sambaed
14
14
SAMBA, to perform a...
samoyed
18
13
any of a Siberian br...
sampled
16
15
SAMPLE, to test a sp...
saphead
15
13
a stupid person [n -...
sappled
17
15
SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
sapwood
16
14
the newly formed out...
sarcoid
15
11
a fleshy tumour [n -...
satined
11
9
SATIN, to make like...
satyrid
19
10
a brownish butterfly...
saunaed
10
10
SAUNA, to take a sau...
saunted
11
10
SAUNT, to sanctify [...
sauroid
12
9
a type of fish [n -S...
sauteed
11
9
SAUTE, (French) to f...
savaged
14
14
SAVAGE, to attack or...
saveyed
19
14
SAVEY, to know, to u...
savored
13
12
SAVOR, to taste or s...
savvied
16
16
SAVVY, to understand...
scabbed
19
17
SCAB, to become cove...
scabrid
18
14
roughened with small...
scaffed
19
17
SCAFF, (Scots) to be...
scagged
17
15
SCAG, to make a tear...
scailed
16
12
SCAIL, (Scots) to sc...
scalded
16
13
SCALD, to burn with...
scalled
17
13
having scabs [adj]
scalped
18
15
SCALP, to remove the...
scammed
17
17
SCAM, to cheat or sw...
scamped
18
17
SCAMP, to perform ca...
scanned
13
13
SCAN, to examine clo...
scanted
14
12
SCANT, to cut short,...
scapaed
16
14
SCAPA, to run away,...
scarfed
17
14
SCARF, to cover with...
scarped
17
14
SCARP, to make into...
scarred
15
11
SCAR, to leave a mar...
scarted
15
11
SCART, to scratch, s...
scarved
17
15
wearing a scarf [adj...
scathed
17
13
SCATHE, to injure, a...
scatted
15
11
SCAT, to scare away,...
scauded
15
13
SCAUD, (Scots) to sc...
scauped
17
15
SCAUP, to cut the sc...
scaured
15
12
SCAUR, (Scots) to sc...
scended
14
13
SCEND, of a ship, to...
scented
14
12
SCENT, to fill with...
scerned
14
12
SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schemed
18
16
SCHEME, to plan or p...
sciarid
16
11
a minute, dark-colou...
sciurid
17
12
a member of the squi...
sclated
16
12
SCLATE, to slate [v]
scoffed
19
17
SCOFF, to express ru...
scogged
17
15
SCOG, (Scots) to she...
scolded
16
13
SCOLD, to rebuke har...
sconced
17
15
SCONCE, to entrench,...
scooged
15
13
SCOOG, (Scots) to sh...
scooped
16
14
SCOOP, to lift with...
scooted
14
11
SCOOT, to go quickly...
scorned
14
12
SCORN, to treat with...
scorsed
15
11
SCORSE, (obsolete) t...
scouged
16
14
SCOUG, (Scots) to sh...
scouped
17
15
SCOUP, (Scots) to bo...
scoured
15
12
SCOUR, to cleanse by...
scouted
15
12
SCOUT, to reconnoitr...
scowled
19
15
SCOWL, to frown angr...
scowped
20
17
SCOWP, (Scots) to bo...
scraped
17
14
SCRAPE, to rub and m...
screwed
18
14
SCREW, to attach wit...
scribed
18
14
SCRIBE, to mark with...
scriked
17
15
SCRIKE, to shriek, a...
scrived
18
15
SCRIVE, to write, es...
scromed
16
14
SCROME, (dialect) to...
scruzed
19
21
SCRUZE, (obsolete) t...
scubaed
17
15
SCUBA, to dive using...
scudded
16
14
SCUD, to run or move...
scuffed
20
18
SCUFF, to scrape the...
scugged
18
16
SCUG, (Scots) to she...
sculked
18
17
SCULK, to move about...
sculled
18
14
SCULL, to propel wit...
sculped
19
16
SCULP, to form an im...
scummed
18
18
SCUM, to remove wast...
scunged
16
15
SCUNGE, to slink abo...
scurred
16
12
SCUR, to scour, sear...
scythed
24
15
SCYTHE, to cut with...
sdained
11
10
SDAINE, (obsolete) t...
sdayned
17
12
SDAYN, (obsolete) to...
sdeined
11
10
SDEIN, (obsolete) to...
seabird
14
11
a bird frequenting t...
seafood
12
11
edible fish or shell...
seamaid
12
11
(Shakespeare) a merm...
searced
14
11
SEARCE, (obsolete) t...
seaward
14
11
towards the sea, als...
seaweed
13
11
any large photosynth...
seceded
14
12
SECEDE, to withdraw...
secured
15
12
SECURE, to make firm...
sedated
11
9
SEDATE, to tranquill...
seduced
15
13
SEDUCE, to lead astr...
seedbed
13
12
land prepared for se...
seedpod
13
12
a type of seed vesse...
seethed
13
10
SEETHE, to surge or...
sembled
16
15
SEMBLE, to bring tog...
semiped
15
14
a half foot [n -S]
sepaled
14
12
having a sepal [adj]
serened
10
9
SERENE, to tranquill...
serifed
14
11
with a serif, a deco...
serried
12
8
SERRY, to press clos...
settled
13
9
SETTLE, to place in...
severed
13
12
SEVER, to divide or...
sewered
14
11
SEWER, to clean or m...
shacked
18
17
SHACK, to avoid resp...
shafted
16
13
SHAFT, to propel wit...
shagged
16
14
SHAG, to make shaggy...
shaheed
15
12
(Arabic) a martyr fo...
shammed
16
16
SHAM, to feign [v]
shanked
14
15
SHANK, to hit sharpl...
sharded
14
11
(archaic) sheltered...
sharked
15
14
SHARK, to obtain by...
sharped
16
13
SHARP, to raise in m...
shashed
16
12
SHASH, to provide wi...
shauled
15
12
SHAUL, to become sha...
shawled
18
14
SHAWL, to wrap the s...
sheafed
15
13
SHEAF, to gather int...
shealed
14
11
SHEAL, to shell, hus...
sheared
13
10
SHEAR, to cut the wo...
sheaved
15
14
SHEAVE, to gather in...
shedded
14
12
SHED, to cast off [v...
sheeled
14
11
SHEEL, (Shakespeare)...
sheened
12
11
SHEEN, to shine, hav...
sheered
13
10
SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheeted
13
10
SHEET, to cover with...
shelfed
17
14
SHELF, to put on a s...
shelled
16
12
SHELL, to remove the...
shelved
17
15
SHELVE, to place on...
shieled
15
11
SHIEL, (Shakespeare)...
shifted
17
13
SHIFT, to move from...
shilled
17
12
SHILL, to act as a d...
shimmed
17
16
SHIM, to adjust by u...
shinned
13
12
SHIN, to climb by gr...
shipped
19
16
SHIP, to transport i...
shirked
16
14
SHIRK, to avoid work...
shirred
15
10
SHIRR, to pucker, al...
shirted
15
10
SHIRT, to don a garm...
shitted
15
10
SHIT, to defecate [v...
shivved
19
18
SHIV [v]
shoaled
14
11
SHOAL, to sail into...
shocked
18
17
SHOCK, to outrage fe...
shogged
16
14
SHOG, to move along...
shooled
14
11
SHOOL, (dialect) to...
shopped
18
16
SHOP, to visit shops...
shorted
14
10
SHORT, to cause a ty...
shotted
14
10
SHOT, to load with s...
shouted
14
11
SHOUT, to yell loudl...
showded
17
14
SHOWD, (Scots) to ro...
shrewed
17
13
SHREW, (Shakespeare)...
shriked
16
14
SHRIKE, to shriek, a...
shrined
14
11
SHRINE, to place on...
shrived
17
14
SHRIVE, to hear a co...
shroved
16
14
SHROVE, to celebrate...
shrowed
17
13
SHROW, (Shakespeare)...
shucked
19
18
SHUCK, to remove hus...
shunned
13
13
SHUN, to avoid [v]
shunted
14
12
SHUNT, to turn aside...
shushed
17
13
SHUSH, to hush [v]
sialoid
13
9
like saliva [adj]
sichted
18
13
SICHT, (Scots) to si...
sickbed
19
18
a sick person's bed...
sickled
18
16
SICKLE, to harvest w...
siffled
18
15
SIFFLE, to whistle,...
siganid
13
11
any of a family of f...
sighted
16
12
SIGHT, to observe or...
sigmoid
15
13
S-shaped, also SIGMA...
silaged
14
11
SILAGE, to harvest a...
silurid
15
10
any of a family of c...
simioid
14
11
apelike, also SIMIAL...
simpled
17
15
SIMPLE, (archaic) to...
sinewed
14
12
SINEW, to bind as if...
singled
14
12
SINGLE, to select fr...
sippled
18
15
SIPPLE, to sip at le...
siruped
15
12
SIRUP, to make into...
sixfold
22
19
being six times as g...
sizzled
20
27
SIZZLE, to fry with...
skailed
14
13
SKAIL, (Scots) to di...
skanked
13
17
SKANK, to dance to r...
skeared
12
12
SKEAR, (dialect) to...
skedded
13
14
SKED, to schedule [v...
skeered
12
12
SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeined
12
13
SKEIN, to wind into...
skelped
16
16
SKELP, (Gaelic) to h...
skenned
11
14
SKEN, (Scots) to squ...
skepped
17
18
SKEP, to collect int...
skerred
13
12
SKER, to scour, sear...
sketted
13
12
SKET, to splash (wat...
skidded
14
14
SKID, to slide on ac...
skidlid
16
14
(colloquial) a crash...
skidpad
16
16
a road surface on wh...
skiffed
18
18
SKIFF, to skim [v]
skilled
16
14
SKILL, to matter, to...
skimmed
16
18
SKIM, to remove floa...
skimped
17
18
SKIMP, to scrimp [v]
skinked
14
17
SKINK, to pour out [...
skinned
12
14
SKIN, to remove the...
skipped
18
18
SKIP, to move with l...
skirled
15
13
SKIRL, to produce a...
skirred
14
12
SKIRR, to scour, sea...
skirted
14
12
SKIRT, to pass along...
sklated
14
13
SKLATE, (Scots) to c...
skoaled
13
13
SKOAL, to down a dri...
skoffed
17
18
SKOFF, to devour; to...
skogged
15
16
SKOG, to shelter, al...
skolled
15
14
SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skriked
15
16
SKRIKE, (dialect) to...
skugged
16
17
SKUG, (Scots) to she...
skulked
16
18
SKULK, to move about...
skulled
16
15
SKULL, to propel wit...
skunked
14
18
SKUNK, to defeat ove...
skyclad
24
18
naked [adj]
skyward
23
17
towards the sky, als...
slabbed
17
15
SLAB, to cover with...
slacked
17
16
SLACK, to slacken [v...
slagged
15
13
SLAG, to criticize,...
slammed
15
15
SLAM, to shut forcib...
slanged
13
12
SLANG, to use extrem...
slanted
12
10
SLANT, to deviate fr...
slapped
17
15
SLAP, to strike with...
slarted
13
9
SLART, (dialect) to...
slashed
15
11
SLASH, to cut with v...
slatted
13
9
SLAT, to supply with...
sleaved
14
13
SLEAVE, to separate...
sleazed
15
18
SLEAZE, to behave in...
sledded
13
11
SLED, to transport o...
sledged
14
12
SLEDGE, to convey on...
sleeked
13
13
SLEEK, to make smoot...
sleeted
12
9
SLEET, to shower fro...
sleeved
14
13
SLEEVE, to supply wi...
sleided
13
10
(Shakespeare) an irr...
slicked
18
16
SLICK, to make slick...
slimmed
16
15
SLIM, to make slim [...
slinked
14
14
SLINK, to move steal...
slipped
18
15
SLIP, to slide sudde...
slitted
14
9
SLIT, to make a long...
slobbed
17
15
SLOB, to behave in a...
slogged
15
13
SLOG, to plod [v]
sloomed
13
12
SLOOM, to slumber [v...
slopped
17
15
SLOP, to spill or sp...
slormed
14
12
SLORM, to wipe carel...
sloshed
15
11
SLOSH, to move with...
slothed
15
11
SLOTH, to be lazy [v...
slotted
13
9
SLOT, to cut a long...
slubbed
18
16
SLUB, to twist fibre...
sludged
15
13
SLUDGE, to cover wit...
sluffed
18
16
SLUFF, to discard a...
slugged
16
14
SLUG, to strike heav...
sluiced
17
13
SLUICE, to wash with...
slummed
16
16
SLUM, to visit squal...
slumped
17
16
SLUMP, to sink sudde...
slurped
16
13
SLURP, to drink nois...
slurred
14
10
SLUR, to disparage [...
slushed
16
12
SLUSH, to splash wit...
smaaked
13
15
SMAAK, (South Africa...
smacked
17
18
SMACK, to strike sha...
smalled
15
13
SMALL, to make or be...
smalmed
15
15
SMALM, to smear, mak...
smaragd
14
13
(archaic) emerald, a...
smarmed
14
14
SMARM, to smear, gus...
smarted
13
11
SMART, to sting [v]
smashed
15
13
SMASH, to shatter vi...
smeared
12
11
SMEAR, to spread wit...
smeeked
13
15
SMEEK, (Scots) to sm...
smeiked
14
15
SMEIK, (Scots) to sm...
smelled
15
13
SMELL, to sense with...
smelted
14
12
SMELT, to melt or fu...
smerked
14
15
SMERK, to smile in a...
smirked
15
15
SMIRK, to smile in a...
smirred
14
11
SMIR, to drizzle, al...
smithed
16
13
SMITH, to forge meta...
smitted
14
11
SMIT, (Scots) to sta...
smocked
17
18
SMOCK, to put on a l...
smoiled
14
12
SMOILE, (obsolete) t...
smooged
13
13
SMOOGE, (Australian...
smoored
12
11
SMOOR, (Scots) to sm...
smooted
12
11
SMOOT, (slang) to wo...
smoused
13
12
SMOUSE, (Yiddish) to...
smouted
13
12
SMOUT, to work as a...
smoyled
20
14
SMOYLE, (obsolete) t...
smudged
15
15
SMUDGE, to smear or...
smugged
16
16
SMUG, to seize witho...
smurred
14
12
SMUR, to drizzle, al...
smushed
16
14
SMUSH, to crush [v]
smutted
14
12
SMUT, to soil, make...
snacked
15
16
SNACK, to eat a ligh...
snafued
13
13
SNAFU, to cause conf...
snagged
13
13
SNAG, to catch on a...
snailed
12
10
SNAIL, to move slowl...
snapped
15
15
SNAP, to make a shar...
snarfed
13
12
SNARF, (colloquial)...
snarled
12
10
SNARL, to growl vici...
snarred
11
9
SNAR, (Spenser) to s...
snashed
13
11
SNASH, to talk abusi...
sneaked
11
13
SNEAK, to move steal...
sneaped
12
12
SNEAP, to nip, pinch...
snebbed
15
15
SNEB, to reprimand,...
snecked
15
16
SNECK, to fasten wit...
snedded
11
11
SNED, to cut, lop [v...
sneered
10
9
SNEER, to curl the l...
sneezed
13
18
SNEEZE, to make a su...
snelled
13
11
SNELL, to attach suc...
snibbed
16
15
SNIB, to fasten with...
snicked
16
16
SNICK, to snip, cut...
sniffed
16
15
SNIFF, to inhale aud...
snifted
14
12
SNIFT, to sniff, to...
snigged
14
13
SNIG, to drag a load...
snipped
16
15
SNIP, to cut with a...
snirted
12
9
SNIRT, (Scots) to sn...
snodded
11
11
SNOD, to trim, tidy...
snogged
13
13
SNOG, (slang) to kis...
snooded
10
10
SNOOD, to wear a net...
snooked
11
13
SNOOK, to snuff or s...
snooled
11
10
SNOOL, (Scots) to be...
snooped
12
12
SNOOP, to pry about...
snooted
10
9
SNOOT, to treat with...
snoozed
13
18
SNOOZE, to sleep lig...
snorted
11
9
SNORT, to exhale noi...
snotted
11
9
SNOT, to blow the no...
snouted
11
10
SNOUT, to provide wi...
snowked
15
16
SNOWK, (Scots) to sn...
snubbed
16
16
SNUB, to treat with...
snudged
13
13
SNUDGE, to be snug a...
snuffed
16
16
SNUFF, to put a cand...
snugged
14
14
SNUG, to lie close [...
snushed
14
12
SNUSH, (obsolete) to...
sobered
13
11
SOBER, to make sober...
sofabed
15
14
a sofa that can be m...
solaced
15
12
SOLACE, to console [...
solated
12
9
SOLATE, to convert o...
soliped
15
12
an animal with unclo...
sombred
15
14
SOMBRE, to make somb...
sonhood
12
11
the state of being a...
soogeed
11
10
SOOGEE, to clean a s...
soogied
12
10
SOOGIE, to clean a s...
soothed
13
10
SOOTHE, to calm, or...
sopited
14
11
SOPITE, to put to sl...
sortied
12
8
SORTIE, to attack su...
soughed
15
13
SOUGH, to make a moa...
sounded
11
11
SOUND, to make a sou...
soupled
15
13
SOUPLE, to make supp...
sourced
15
12
SOURCE, to originate...
southed
14
11
SOUTH, (archaic) to...
sowffed
19
17
SOWFF, (Scots) to wh...
sownded
14
13
SOWND, (Spenser) to...
sowssed
15
11
SOWSSE, (Spenser) to...
sowthed
17
13
SOWTH, (Scots) to wh...
sozzled
19
27
SOZZLE, to intoxicat...
spagged
16
15
SPAG, (of a cat) to...
spained
13
12
SPAIN, (Scots) to we...
spalled
16
13
SPALL, to break up i...
spalted
15
12
SPALT, to splinter [...
spammed
16
17
SPAM, to send out sp...
spanged
14
14
SPANG, to cover with...
spanked
14
16
SPANK, to slap on th...
spanned
12
13
SPAN, to extend over...
sparged
15
13
SPARGE, to sprinkle...
sparked
15
15
SPARK, to emit small...
sparoid
14
11
any of a family of m...
sparred
14
11
SPAR, to practise bo...
spasmed
15
14
SPASM, to go into sp...
spathed
16
13
having a spathe [adj...
spatted
14
11
SPAT, to slap, strik...
spawled
18
15
SPAWL, (archaic) to...
spawned
16
15
SPAWN, to deposit eg...
spazzed
20
29
SPAZZ, (slang) to la...
speaned
12
12
SPEAN, (Scots) to we...
speared
13
11
SPEAR, to pierce wit...
specced
20
17
SPEC, to write speci...
specked
18
18
SPECK, to mark with...
spected
17
14
SPECT, a nonstandard...
speeded
13
12
SPEED, to move swift...
speeled
14
12
SPEEL, (Scots) to cl...
speered
13
11
SPEER, (Scots) to as...
speiled
15
12
SPEIL, to climb, als...
speired
14
11
SPEIR, (Scots) to as...
spelded
15
13
SPELD, (Scots) to sp...
spelled
16
13
SPELL, to read or wr...
sperred
14
11
SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
spersed
14
11
SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sphered
16
13
SPHERE, to form into...
spieled
15
12
SPIEL, to talk at le...
spiered
14
11
SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiffed
19
17
SPIFF, to make spiff...
spilled
17
13
SPILL, to overflow f...
spinked
15
16
SPINK, of a finch, t...
spiroid
15
11
resembling a spiral...
spirted
15
11
SPIRT, to emit liqui...
spitted
15
11
SPIT, to throw out s...
splayed
21
14
SPLAY, to spread out...
spliced
19
15
SPLICE, to join at b...
splined
15
13
SPLINE, to provide w...
spoiled
15
12
SPOIL, to mar [v]
sponged
14
14
SPONGE, to wipe with...
spoofed
15
14
SPOOF, to ridicule i...
spooked
14
15
SPOOK, to frighten,...
spooled
14
12
SPOOL, to wind on a...
spoomed
14
14
SPOOM, to scud befor...
spooned
12
12
SPOON, to eat with a...
spoored
13
11
SPOOR, to follow a t...
sporoid
14
11
resembling a spore [...
sported
14
11
SPORT, to frolic [v]
spotted
14
11
SPOT, to mark with s...
spoused
14
12
SPOUSE, to betroth,...
spouted
14
12
SPOUT, to eject in a...
sprayed
20
13
SPRAY, to disperse i...
spruced
18
15
SPRUCE, to make smar...
spudded
15
14
SPUD, to remove with...
spulyed
22
15
SPULYE, (Scots) to p...
spunked
15
17
SPUNK, to begin to b...
spurned
14
13
SPURN, to reject wit...
spurred
15
12
SPUR, to urge on wit...
spurted
15
12
SPURT, to gush forth...
squalid
22
19
filthy, neglected [a...
squared
20
18
SQUARE, to make equa...
squired
21
18
SQUIRE, to escort [v...
stabbed
16
14
STAB, to pierce with...
stabled
15
12
STABLE, to put in a...
stacked
16
15
STACK, to pile [v]
staffed
16
14
STAFF, to fill posit...
stagged
14
12
STAG, to attend a fu...
stained
11
9
STAIN, to discolour,...
staired
12
8
having, or arranged...
stalked
14
13
STALK, to pursue ste...
stalled
14
10
STALL, to come to a...
stamped
15
14
STAMP, to bring the...
stanged
12
11
STANG, (Scots) to st...
stanked
12
13
STANK, (Scots) to da...
stapled
15
12
STAPLE, to fasten wi...
stapped
16
14
STAP, (Scots) to stu...
starked
13
12
STARK, to stiffen [v...
starned
11
9
STARN, to row backwa...
starred
12
8
STAR, to shine as an...
started
12
8
START, to begin, set...
starved
14
12
STARVE, to die from...
stashed
14
10
STASH, to store in a...
statued
12
9
having a statue [adj...
stayned
17
11
STAYNE, (Spenser) to...
steaded
11
9
STEAD, to avail, hel...
stealed
12
9
STEAL, to take by th...
steamed
12
11
STEAM, to cook by wa...
steaned
10
9
STEAN, to line e.g....
steared
11
8
STEARE [v]
stedded
12
10
STEDD, (Spenser) to...
steeded
11
9
STEED, (Spenser) to...
steeked
12
12
STEEK, (Scots) to st...
steeled
12
9
STEEL, to cover with...
steemed
12
11
STEEM, (archaic) to...
steened
10
9
STEEN, to line e.g....
steeped
13
11
STEEP, to soak in a...
steered
11
8
STEER, to guide or d...
steeved
13
12
STEEVE, to stow in t...
steined
11
9
STEIN, to line e.g....
stelled
14
10
STELL, to establish,...
stemmed
14
14
STEMME, (Spenser) to...
stended
11
10
STEND, (Scots) to bo...
stenned
10
10
STEN, to stride vigo...
stented
11
9
STENT, (Scots) to st...
stepdad
14
12
a stepfather [n -S]
stepped
16
14
STEP, to measure by...
sterned
11
9
STERN, to back, row...
steroid
12
8
any of a class of co...
sterved
14
12
STERVE, (Spenser) to...
stetted
12
8
STET, to cancel a pr...
steward
15
11
to act as a steward...
sticked
17
15
STICK, to support wi...
stiffed
17
14
STIFF, to cheat, rob...
stifled
16
12
STIFLE, to smother [...
stilled
15
10
STILL, to make still...
stilted
14
9
STILT, to raise on l...
stimied
14
11
STIMIE, to thwart, s...
stinged
13
11
STING, to prick pain...
stinted
12
9
STINT, to be niggard...
stipend
14
12
a fixed amount paid...
stirred
13
8
STIRRE [v]
stobbed
16
14
STOB, to stab [v]
stocked
16
15
STOCK, to keep for f...
stodged
13
11
STODGE, to stuff ful...
stoited
12
8
STOIT, (Scots) to st...
stomped
15
14
STOMP, to tread heav...
stonied
11
9
STONY, aphetic for a...
stonked
12
13
STONK, (slang) to bo...
stonned
10
10
STONNE, (obsolete) t...
stooged
12
10
STOOGE, to act as a...
stooked
12
12
STOOK, to stack grai...
stooled
12
9
STOOL, to put forth...
stooped
13
11
STOOP, to bend the b...
stoozed
14
17
STOOZE, to borrow mo...
stopped
16
14
STOP, to halt or dis...
storied
12
8
STORY, to relate an...
stormed
13
11
STORM, to blow viole...
stotted
12
8
STOTT, to bound with...
strafed
14
11
STRAFE, (German) to...
straked
13
12
having a strake, a l...
strawed
15
11
STRAW, to cover with...
strayed
18
10
STRAY, to wander fro...
strewed
15
11
STREW, to scatter, s...
striped
15
11
STRIPE, to mark with...
strived
15
12
STRIVE, to try hard...
strobed
14
11
STROBE, to produce v...
stroked
13
12
STROKE, to rub gentl...
strowed
15
11
STROW, to scatter, a...
stroyed
18
10
STROY, (dialect) to...
stubbed
17
15
STUB, to strike acci...
studded
13
11
STUD, to adorn with...
studied
13
10
STUDY, to apply ones...
stuffed
17
15
STUFF, to fill or pa...
stummed
15
15
STUM, to increase fe...
stumped
16
15
STUMP, to baffle [v]
stunned
11
11
STUN, to render unco...
stunted
12
10
STUNT, to hinder fro...
sturted
13
9
STURT, to vex; to an...
styloid
20
11
a spiny process [n -...
stymied
20
13
STYMIE, to thwart, s...
subacid
18
15
slightly sour [adj S...
subarid
15
12
somewhat arid [adj]
subdued
15
14
SUBDUE, to bring und...
subhead
16
14
an inferior heading,...
subtend
14
13
to extend under or o...
succeed
18
15
to accomplish someth...
suckled
18
17
SUCKLE, to feed mild...
sudated
12
10
SUDATE, to sweat [v]
sugared
13
11
SUGAR, to sweeten wi...
sullied
15
11
SULLY, to soil, make...
sulphid
19
15
a sulfur compound, a...
summand
14
16
an addend, a number...
sunbird
15
13
a family of small, o...
sunland
12
12
an area marked by a...
sunward
15
13
towards the sun [adv...
supered
14
12
SUPER, to reinforce...
suppled
18
16
SUPPLE, to make supp...
suspend
14
13
to stop for a period...
suttled
14
10
SUTTLE, to trade as...
sutured
13
10
SUTURE, to unite by...
swabbed
19
17
SWAB, to clean with...
swacked
19
18
SWACK, (Scots) to st...
swagged
17
15
SWAG, to sway, sag [...
swamped
18
17
SWAMP, to inundate [...
swanked
15
16
SWANK, to show off [...
swanned
13
13
SWAN, to move like a...
swapped
19
17
SWAP, to barter, giv...
swarded
15
12
SWARD, to cover with...
swarfed
17
14
SWARF, to faint, als...
swarmed
16
14
SWARM, to move in a...
swarved
17
15
SWARVE, to swerve [v...
swashed
17
13
SWASH, to dash, spla...
swathed
17
13
SWATHE, to wrap in b...
swatted
15
11
SWAT, to hit sharply...
swayled
22
14
SWAYL, to scorch, si...
swealed
15
12
SWEAL, to scorch, si...
sweated
14
11
SWEAT, to perspire [...
sweeled
15
12
SWEEL, to scorch, si...
sweered
14
11
SWEER, to swear [v]
sweeted
14
11
SWEET, to sweeten [v...
sweired
15
11
SWEIR, to swear [v]
swelled
17
13
SWELL, to increase i...
swelted
16
12
SWELT, (dialect) to...
swerfed
17
14
SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swerved
17
15
SWERVE, to turn asid...
swifted
18
14
SWIFT, to tighten wi...
swigged
18
15
SWIG, to drink rapid...
swilled
18
13
SWILL, to dash water...
swinged
16
14
SWINGE, to beat, cha...
swinked
16
16
SWINK, (archaic) to...
swirled
17
12
SWIRL, to move with...
swished
18
13
SWISH, to make this...
swizzed
22
29
SWIZZ, to defraud, a...
swobbed
19
17
SWOB, to mop up [v]
swooned
13
12
SWOON, to faint, als...
swooped
16
14
SWOOP, to make a sud...
swopped
19
17
SWOP, to barter, giv...
sworded
15
12
SWORD, to wield a sw...
swotted
15
11
SWOT, to study hard...
swouned
14
13
SWOUN, to faint, als...
sylphid
25
16
a young sylph, also...
synched
23
16
SYNCH, to cause to o...
syrphid
24
15
a wasplike fly, also...
syruped
21
14
SYRUP, to make into...
tabanid
13
12
a bloodsucking insec...
tabbied
16
14
TABBY, to give a wav...
tabered
13
11
TABER, to play on th...
tabloid
15
12
a small newspaper [n...
tabooed
12
11
TABOO, to exclude or...
tabored
13
11
TABOR, to play on th...
tackled
17
16
TACKLE, to seize and...
taigled
14
11
TAIGLE, to entangle...
tailard
13
9
(obsolete) a person...
tainted
11
9
TAINT, to stain or b...
talcked
17
16
TALC, to treat with...
taliped
15
12
a person afflicted w...
tallied
14
10
TALLY, to count up,...
taloned
11
10
having a talon [adj]
tammied
14
14
TAMMY, to strain sou...
tangled
13
12
TANGLE, to form into...
tangoed
11
11
TANGO, to dance the...
tankard
12
13
a large mug-like ves...
tanyard
17
11
the section of a tan...
tapered
13
11
TAPER, to become gra...
tapeted
13
11
TAPET, (Spenser) to...
tardied
12
9
TARDY, (Shakespeare)...
tarried
12
8
TARRY, to linger [v]
tarweed
14
11
a flowering plant [n...
tasered
11
8
TASER, to immobilize...
tattled
13
9
TATTLE, to tell tale...
taunted
11
10
TAUNT, to goad or pr...
tavered
13
12
TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
taxpaid
20
18
paid for by taxes [a...
teagled
13
11
TEAGLE, to hoist [v]
teazled
15
18
TEAZLE, to raise a n...
teended
10
10
TEEND, to kindle, bu...
teethed
13
10
TEETHE, to cut teeth...
teinded
11
10
TEIND, (Scots) to as...
telexed
18
16
TELEX, (tradename) t...
telford
15
12
a road made of stone...
templed
16
15
having a temple [adj...
tempted
15
14
TEMPT, to entice to...
tenfold
14
13
ten times as much [n...
tenioid
11
9
ribbonlike; shaped l...
tenoned
9
10
TENON, to fix or fit...
tenured
11
10
TENURE, to grant ten...
tetched
17
13
(colloquial) crazy,...
thacked
18
17
THACK, (Scots) to th...
thanked
14
15
THANK, to express gr...
theeked
14
14
THEEK, (Scots) to th...
theroid
14
10
resembling a beast [...
thicked
19
17
THICK, (Spenser) to...
thieved
16
14
THIEVE, to steal [v]
thighed
18
14
having a thigh [adj]
thinned
13
12
THIN, to make thin [...
thirded
15
11
THIRD, to divide by...
thirled
16
11
THIRL, to vibrate, t...
thonged
14
13
THONG, to flog with...
thorned
13
11
THORN, to prick with...
thrawed
17
13
THRAW, (Scots) to tu...
thrived
17
14
THRIVE, to grow vigo...
throned
13
11
THRONE, to sit on a...
thudded
15
13
THUD, to make a dull...
thumbed
18
17
THUMB, to leaf throu...
thumped
18
17
THUMP, to beat with...
thunked
15
16
THUNK, to make a sud...
thyroid
21
12
a ductless gland in...
tiaraed
11
8
wearing a tiara [adj...
tickled
18
16
TICKLE, to excite wi...
tiddled
14
11
TIDDLE, to use with...
tierced
15
11
divided into three e...
tigroid
14
10
like a tiger [adj]
tincted
15
12
TINCT, to stain, dye...
tingled
14
12
TINGLE, to cause a p...
tinkled
14
14
TINKLE, to make shar...
tippled
18
15
TIPPLE, to drink alc...
tiptoed
14
11
TIPTOE, to walk on t...
tissued
13
9
TISSUE, to weave int...
tittled
14
9
TITTLE, to whisper,...
tituled
14
10
TITULE, to give a ti...
tituped
15
12
TITUP, to prance [v]
toadied
11
9
TOADY, to fawn on or...
toasted
11
8
TOAST, to brown by e...
toddled
13
11
TODDLE, to walk unst...
toehold
14
11
a space that fits a...
togated
12
10
(Shakespeare) wearin...
toggled
15
13
TOGGLE, to fasten wi...
tokened
11
13
TOKEN, to be a sign...
tommied
14
14
TOMMY, to oppress by...
tonepad
12
12
an electronic device...
tongued
12
12
TONGUE, to touch wit...
toodled
12
10
TOODLE, to toot soft...
toothed
13
10
TOOTH, to provide wi...
tootled
12
9
TOOTLE, to go along...
tootsed
11
8
TOOTS, (Scots) to tu...
toppled
17
15
TOPPLE, to fall forw...
torched
17
13
TORCH, to set on fir...
torqued
20
18
TORQUE, to cause to...
totaled
12
9
TOTAL, to amount to...
touched
17
14
TOUCH, to come into...
toughed
15
13
TOUGH, to endure [v]
toupeed
13
12
having a toupee [adj...
tousled
13
10
TOUSLE, to dishevel,...
touzled
16
19
TOUZLE, to dishevel,...
toweled
15
12
TOWEL, to wipe with...
towered
14
11
TOWER, to rise to a...
towhead
16
13
a head of light blon...
towmond
15
15
(Scots) a twelvemont...
toyland
18
12
the toy industry [n...
tracked
16
15
TRACK, to follow the...
tracted
15
11
TRACT, (Spenser) to...
traiked
13
12
TRAIK, (Scots) to ma...
trailed
13
9
TRAIL, to draw along...
trained
11
9
TRAIN, to instruct s...
trammed
14
14
TRAM, to travel by t...
tramped
15
14
TRAMP, to tread heav...
tranced
14
12
TRANCE, to put into...
tranked
12
13
TRANK, (short for) t...
tranted
11
9
TRANT, to traffic in...
trapped
16
14
TRAP, to catch in a...
trapsed
14
11
TRAPSE, to walk in a...
trashed
14
10
TRASH, to wreck or v...
trawled
16
12
TRAWL, to fish by dr...
trayned
17
11
TRAYNE, (Spenser) to...
treaded
11
9
TREAD, to walk on, o...
treated
11
8
TREAT, to deal with...
trebled
15
12
TREBLE, to triple [v...
trecked
16
15
TRECK, to go on a jo...
trekked
14
16
TREK, to go on a jou...
trended
11
10
TREND, to have a ten...
tressed
12
8
TRESS, to form into...
triacid
16
11
a type of acid compo...
triaged
13
10
TRIAGE, to practise...
trialed
13
9
TRIAL, to make a jud...
tricked
17
15
TRICK, to deceive [v...
triclad
17
12
an aquatic flatworm...
triffid
18
14
a monstrous fictiona...
trifled
16
12
TRIFLE, to waste tim...
trifold
16
12
having three parts [...
trigged
15
12
TRIG, to make someth...
trilled
15
10
TRILL, to play with...
trimmed
15
14
TRIM, to cut neatly...
trioxid
19
15
an oxide containing...
tripled
16
12
TRIPLE, to make thre...
tripped
17
14
TRIP, to stumble [v]
troaked
12
12
TROAK, (Scots) to ba...
troated
11
8
TROAT, to bellow lik...
trocked
16
15
TROCK, (Scots) to ba...
trogged
14
12
TROG, to walk wearil...
troland
12
10
a unit of measuremen...
trolled
14
10
TROLL, to fish with...
tromped
15
14
TROMP, to apply heav...
trooped
13
11
TROOP, to move in a...
trothed
14
10
TROTH, (Shakespeare)...
trotted
12
8
TROT, to drive at a...
trouled
13
10
TROULE, (Milton) to...
trouped
14
12
TROUPE, to tour with...
trucked
17
16
TRUCK, to transport...
trudged
14
12
TRUDGE, to walk tire...
trumped
16
15
TRUMP, to outdo [v]
trunked
13
14
having a trunk [adj]
trussed
13
9
TRUSS, to secure tig...
trusted
13
9
TRUST, to place conf...
trysted
19
10
TRYST, to make an ap...
tumbled
17
16
TUMBLE, to roll head...
turband
14
13
(Shakespeare) a turb...
turbond
14
13
(Shakespeare) a turb...
turdoid
13
10
thrush-like [adj]
turtled
14
10
TURTLE, to hunt or c...
tussled
14
10
TUSSLE, to struggle...
tutored
12
9
TUTOR, to instruct p...
tutoyed
18
11
TUTOYER, to address...
twafald
18
15
(Scots) twofold [adj...
twanged
15
14
TWANG, to make a sha...
twatted
15
11
TWAT, (slang) to str...
tweaked
15
15
TWEAK, to pinch and...
tweeled
15
12
TWEEL, to weave with...
tweered
14
11
TWEER, (obsolete) to...
tweeted
14
11
TWEET, to make a sou...
tweezed
17
20
TWEEZE, to pluck wit...
twerked
16
15
TWERK, to thrust the...
twifold
19
15
twofold, also TWAFAL...
twigged
18
15
TWIG, to observe, un...
twilled
18
13
TWILL, to weave with...
twilted
17
12
TWILT, to quilt [v]
twinged
16
14
TWINGE, to affect wi...
twinked
16
16
TWINK, to blink [v]
twinned
14
13
TWIN, to bring toget...
twirled
17
12
TWIRL, to rotate rap...
twisted
16
11
TWIST, to force arou...
twitted
16
11
TWIT, to upbraid, ta...
twofold
18
15
an amount twice as g...
twyfold
25
17
twofold, also TWAFAL...
tylopod
21
14
ungulates with padde...
typhoid
23
15
an infectious diseas...
typtoed
20
13
TYPTO, to work at Gr...
tyraned
17
11
TYRAN, to play the o...
uddered
12
11
having an udder [adj...
ulcered
16
13
ULCER, to affect wit...
ullaged
15
13
ULLAGE, to reckon th...
umbeled
16
16
having umbels, also...
umbered
15
15
UMBER, to colour wit...
umpired
16
15
UMPIRE, to rule on t...
unacted
14
13
not acted [adj]
unadded
11
12
not added [adj]
unaided
11
11
without aid [adj]
unaimed
12
13
without aim [adj]
unaired
11
10
not aired [adj]
unarmed
12
13
UNARM, to deprive of...
unasked
12
14
not asked [adj]
unbaked
14
17
not baked [adj]
unbaled
14
14
UNBALE, to loosen fr...
unbared
13
13
UNBARE, to lay bare...
unbased
13
13
not based [adj]
unbated
13
13
undiminished [adj]
unblind
15
15
to free from blindne...
unboned
12
14
UNBONE, to remove th...
unbound
13
15
UNBIND, to free from...
unbowed
16
16
not bowed [adj]
unboxed
19
20
UNBOX, to remove fro...
unbraid
14
13
to separate the stra...
unbuild
16
15
to demolish; to raze...
uncaged
15
15
UNCAGE, to release f...
uncaked
15
17
UNCAKE, to break up...
uncaped
16
16
UNCAPE, (Shakespeare...
uncared
14
13
not cared (for) [adj...
uncased
14
13
UNCASE, to remove fr...
unceded
14
14
not ceded [adj]
unchild
19
16
to change from being...
uncited
15
13
not cited [adj]
uncloud
16
15
to free from clouds...
uncoded
14
14
not coded [adj]
uncoped
16
16
UNCOPE, to unmuzzle...
uncured
15
14
not cured [adj]
undated
11
11
not dated [adj]
undried
12
11
not dried [adj]
uneared
10
10
not eared [adj]
unedged
12
13
UNEDGE, to blunt [v]
unended
10
12
not ended [adj]
unfaded
13
14
not faded [adj]
unfaked
14
17
not faked [adj]
unfamed
14
16
not famed [adj]
unfazed
16
22
not fazed [adj]
unfeued
13
14
not feued [adj]
unfiled
15
14
not filed [adj]
unfired
14
13
not fired [adj]
unfixed
20
20
UNFIX, to unfasten [...
unfound
13
15
not found [adj]
unfreed
13
13
UNFREE, to deprive o...
unfumed
15
17
not fumigated [adj]
unfused
14
14
not fused [adj]
ungated
12
12
not gated [adj]
ungazed
15
21
not gazed (at or upo...
unglued
14
14
UNGLUE, to release f...
ungored
12
12
unwounded, also UNGO...
unguard
13
13
to leave unprotected...
unguled
14
14
in heradlry, with cl...
ungyved
21
18
UNGYVE, to remove th...
unheard
13
12
not heard [adj]
unheled
14
13
UNHELE, (Spenser) to...
unhired
14
12
not hired [adj]
unhived
16
16
UNHIVE, to drive fro...
unhoard
13
12
to take from a hoard...
unhoped
15
15
not hoped for [adj]
unified
14
13
UNIFY, to make into...
unitard
12
10
a leotard that, also...
unjaded
13
20
not jaded [adj]
unlaced
15
14
UNLACE, to unfasten...
unladed
12
12
UNLADE, to unload [v...
unlawed
15
14
UNLAW, to deprive of...
unliked
14
15
not liked [adj]
unlimed
14
14
UNLIME, to free from...
unlined
12
12
UNLINE, to remove th...
unlived
15
15
UNLIVE, to live so a...
unlobed
14
14
not lobed [adj]
unloved
14
15
UNLOVE, to cease to...
unmated
12
13
not mated [adj]
unmeted
12
13
not meted [adj]
unmewed
15
16
UNMEW, to release fr...
unmined
12
14
not yet mined [adj]
unmixed
19
20
UNMIX, to separate f...
unmould
14
15
to change the form o...
unmoved
14
17
not moved [adj UNMOV...
unnamed
11
14
not named [adj]
unnoted
10
11
not noted [adj]
unoaked
11
14
(of wine) not fermen...
unoiled
12
11
not oiled [adj]
unowned
13
14
not owned [adj]
unpaced
16
16
without a pace-sette...
unpaged
14
15
having no page numbe...
unpared
13
13
of fruit, not having...
unpaved
15
17
not paved [adj]
unpiled
15
14
UNPILE, to disentang...
unpoped
15
16
UNPOPE, to divest of...
unposed
13
13
not posed [adj]
unraced
14
13
not raced [adj]
unraked
12
14
UNRAKE, to uncover b...
unrated
11
10
not rated [adj]
unrazed
14
19
not razed [adj]
unrimed
13
13
not rhymed, also UNR...
unrobed
13
13
UNROBE, to take off...
unroped
13
13
UNROPE, to loose fro...
unround
11
12
to articulate withou...
unruled
13
12
not ruled [adj]
unsated
11
10
not sated [adj]
unsaved
13
14
not saved [adj]
unsawed
14
13
not sawed [adj]
unsewed
14
13
UNSEW, to undo the s...
unsexed
17
17
UNSEX, to deprive of...
unshoed
13
12
UNSHOE, to strip of...
unsized
15
19
not sized [adj]
unsolid
13
11
not solid [adj UNSOL...
unsound
11
12
not sound [adj UNSOU...
unsowed
14
13
not sowed, e.g. of a...
unspied
14
13
unobserved [adj]
unstaid
12
10
not staid [adj]
unsured
12
11
not made sure [adj]
untamed
12
13
UNTAME, to make unta...
untaxed
17
17
UNTAX, to remit a ta...
untiled
13
11
UNTILE, to strip of...
untimed
13
13
not timed [adj]
untired
12
10
not tired [adj]
untoned
10
11
not toned [adj]
untread
11
10
(Shakespeare) to tre...
untried
12
10
not tried [adj]
untuned
11
12
UNTUNE, to put out o...
unurged
13
13
not urged [adj]
unvexed
19
21
not vexed, also UNVE...
unwaged
15
15
not receiving a wage...
unwaked
15
17
not waked, also UNWA...
unwaxed
20
20
not waxed [adj]
unwayed
20
15
(obsolete) not used...
unwiped
17
16
not wiped [adj]
unwired
15
13
UNWIRE, to take the...
unwived
17
17
UNWIVE, to deprive o...
unwooed
13
13
not wooed [adj]
unwound
14
15
UNWIND, to reverse t...
unyoked
18
16
UNYOKE, to free from...
unzoned
13
20
not zoned [adj]
upbound
16
17
UPBIND, to bind comp...
upbraid
17
15
to reproach severely...
upbuild
19
17
to build up [v UPBUI...
updated
14
13
UPDATE, to bring up...
updived
17
17
UPDIVE, to spring up...
updried
15
13
UPDRY, to dry comple...
upended
13
14
UPEND, to turn upsid...
upfield
18
16
towards the play are...
upgazed
18
23
UPGAZE, to gaze up [...
uphoard
16
14
to hoard up, also UP...
uphoord
16
14
(Shakespeare) to hoa...
uppiled
18
16
UPPILE, to pile up [...
uprated
14
12
UPRATE, to improve t...
upsized
18
21
UPSIZE, to increase...
upstand
14
13
to stand up on one's...
upstood
14
12
UPSTAND, to stand up...
uptrend
14
13
a tendency toward gr...
upwound
17
17
UPWIND, to wind up [...
ushered
14
11
USHER, to escort peo...
usurped
15
13
USURP, to seize and...
uttered
12
9
UTTER, to give audib...
vacated
16
15
VACATE, to make vaca...
valeted
14
13
VALET, to act as a p...
valgoid
16
15
pertaining to valgus...
vamosed
14
15
VAMOSE, to leave qui...
vanload
13
14
the quantity that a...
vanward
16
16
located in the van,...
vapored
15
15
VAPOR, to turn into...
vauched
19
18
VAUCH, (dialect) to...
vaulted
15
14
VAULT, to leap over,...
vaunced
16
17
VAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
vaunted
13
14
VAUNT, to boast [v]
velated
14
13
having a velum, a ve...
velured
15
14
VELURE, (Shakespeare...
venomed
13
16
VENOM, to inject wit...
ventred
13
13
VENTRE, (obsolete) t...
vespoid
16
15
of wasps; wasplike,...
vialled
16
14
VIAL, to put in a sm...
videoed
13
13
VIDEO, to make a vid...
vinewed
16
16
VINEW, to become mou...
visaged
15
14
having a visage [adj...
viscoid
18
15
somewhat viscid, als...
visited
15
12
VISIT, to call upon...
visored
14
12
VISOR, to provide wi...
vistaed
14
12
VISTA, to make into,...
vittled
16
13
VITTLE, to provide w...
vizored
17
21
VIZOR, to provide wi...
vizzied
21
30
VIZZIE, (Scots) to t...
vlogged
17
17
VLOG, to keep a vide...
volumed
16
17
VOLUME, to send or g...
voluted
15
14
having a volute [adj...
vomited
15
15
VOMIT, to eject the...
vouched
19
18
VOUCH, to give one's...
voweled
17
16
having vowels [adj]
voyaged
20
16
VOYAGE, to travel [v...
vroomed
14
15
VROOM, to run an eng...
wabbled
20
18
WABBLE, to wobble [v...
waddied
15
13
WADDY, to strike wit...
waddled
16
14
WADDLE, to walk with...
wafered
16
14
WAFER, to fasten wit...
waffled
20
18
WAFFLE, to talk vagu...
wagered
15
13
WAGER, to make a bet...
waggled
18
16
WAGGLE, to wag, move...
wagoned
14
14
WAGON, to transport...
waisted
15
11
having a waist [adj]
wakened
14
16
WAKEN, to wake [v]
waltzed
19
21
WALTZ, to dance in t...
wambled
19
18
WAMBLE, to move unst...
wandled
15
14
WANDLE, to walk halt...
wangled
16
15
WANGLE, to obtain by...
wappend
18
18
(Shakespeare) fatigu...
warbird
18
14
a vintage military a...
warbled
18
15
WARBLE, to sing with...
warhead
16
13
the explosive part o...
warlord
16
12
a military leader [n...
warrand
14
12
(obsolete) to warran...
warsled
16
12
WARSLE, to wrestle,...
watched
20
16
WATCH, to keep in vi...
watered
14
11
WATER, to sprinkle w...
wattled
16
12
WATTLE, to construct...
wauffed
19
18
WAUFF, (Scots) to wa...
waughed
18
16
WAUGH, to bark, also...
waulked
17
17
WAULK, to full (clot...
wavered
16
15
WAVER, to move to an...
waxweed
23
21
an annual herb [n -S...
waylaid
22
14
WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
wayward
24
16
wilful [adj WAYWARDL...
wearied
14
11
WEARY, to make tired...
weasand
13
12
the windpipe, also W...
weazand
16
21
the windpipe, also W...
webhead
18
16
a devoted user of th...
wechted
20
16
WECHT, (Scots) to wi...
wedeled
15
13
WEDEL, (German) to s...
weedbed
16
15
an area of a body of...
weekend
14
16
to take a holiday on...
weeweed
16
14
WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weighed
18
15
WEIGH, to determine...
weirded
15
12
WEIRD, (Scots) to de...
welched
21
17
WELCH, to fail to pa...
welshed
18
14
WELSH, to fail to pa...
wenched
19
17
WENCH, to consort wi...
wergeld
17
14
a price paid for tak...
wergild
18
14
a price paid for tak...
wessand
14
12
the windpipe, also W...
wetland
15
13
marshy land [n -S]
weyward
24
16
(Shakespeare) weird,...
whacked
21
20
WHACK, to strike sha...
whammed
19
19
WHAM, to hit with a...
whanged
17
16
WHANG, to beat with...
whapped
21
19
WHAP, to strike forc...
wharfed
19
16
WHARF, to place on a...
wheeled
17
14
WHEEL, to cause to r...
wheeped
18
16
WHEEP, (Scots) to gi...
wheezed
19
22
WHEEZE, to breathe w...
whelked
19
18
ridged like a whelk...
whelmed
19
17
WHELM, (archaic) to...
whelped
20
17
WHELP, to give birth...
whetted
17
13
WHET, to sharpen by...
whidded
18
15
WHID, to move quickl...
whiffed
22
19
WHIFF, to blow with...
whigged
20
17
WHIG, to jog along [...
whimmed
20
19
WHIM, to turn aside...
whinged
18
16
WHINGE, to complain...
whipped
22
19
WHIP, to strike with...
whirled
19
14
WHIRL, to revolve ra...
whirred
18
13
WHIR, to spin with a...
whished
20
15
WHISH, to move with...
whisked
19
17
WHISK, to move quick...
whissed
18
13
WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whisted
18
13
WHIST, to become sil...
whizzed
24
31
WHIZ, to move rapidl...
whomped
20
19
WHOMP, to defeat dec...
whoofed
18
16
WHOOF, to make a dee...
whooped
18
16
WHOOP, to utter loud...
whooted
16
13
WHOOT, (obsolete) to...
whopped
21
19
WHOP, to beat, also...
whorled
18
14
having whorls [adj]
whumped
21
20
WHUMP, to strike hea...
whupped
22
20
WHUP, to defeat tota...
wibbled
21
18
WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
widdled
17
14
WIDDLE, a child's wo...
widened
14
13
WIDEN, to make wide...
widowed
18
15
WIDOW, to deprive of...
wielded
16
13
WIELD, to handle or...
wiggled
19
16
WIGGLE, to move with...
wighted
19
15
WIGHT, (Scots) to bl...
willied
18
13
WILLY, to clean in a...
wimbled
20
18
WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimpled
20
18
WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
winched
20
17
WINCH, to raise with...
windled
16
14
WINDLE, to wind yarn...
winkled
17
17
WINKLE, to extract o...
winnard
14
13
(dialect) a heron [n...
wintled
16
13
WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
witched
21
16
WITCH, to bewitch [v...
wizened
17
21
WIZEN, to shrivel, a...
wobbled
20
18
WOBBLE, to move unst...
womaned
14
15
WOMAN, to play the p...
wondred
14
13
(obsolete) marvellou...
wongied
15
14
WONGI, (Native Austr...
woolded
15
13
WOOLD, to wind a rop...
woolled
16
13
bearing wool [adj]
woopsed
16
14
WOOPS, to vomit [v]
wooshed
16
13
WOOSH, to move with...
worlded
16
13
containing worlds [a...
worried
15
11
WORRY, to cause to b...
worsted
15
11
a woollen yarn, also...
worthed
17
13
WORTH, to happen, be...
wosbird
18
14
whore's bird, whore'...
wounded
14
14
WOUND, to inflict an...
wracked
19
18
WRACK, to wreck [v]
wranged
15
14
WRANG, to wrong [v]
wrapped
19
17
WRAP, to enclose [v]
wrasted
15
11
WRAST, (obsolete) to...
wrathed
17
13
WRATH, (obsolete) to...
wrawled
19
15
WRAWL, (Spenser) of...
wraxled
22
19
WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wreaked
15
15
WREAK, to effect, br...
wrecked
19
18
WRECK, to cause the...
wrested
15
11
WREST, to take away...
wrethed
17
13
WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wricked
20
18
WRICK, to twist or s...
wringed
16
14
WRING, to twist so a...
wristed
16
11
WRIST, in ice-hockey...
writhed
18
13
WRITHE, to squirm or...
wrizled
20
21
(Spenser) wrinkled [...
wronged
15
14
WRONG, to treat inju...
wrooted
14
11
WROOT, (obsolete) to...
wuzzled
23
31
WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
xeroxed
23
22
XEROX, to produce by...
xiphoid
23
20
swordlike, also XIPH...
yabbied
22
16
YABBY, to catch yabb...
yachted
23
15
YACHT, to sail or cr...
ycleped
24
17
CLEPE, (archaic) to...
yealmed
19
14
YEALM, to prepare st...
yearded
17
11
YEARD, (Scots) to bu...
yearend
16
11
the end of the year...
yearned
16
11
YEARN, to long for [...
yeasted
17
10
YEAST, to ferment [v...
yielded
19
12
YIELD, to give up [v...
yodeled
18
12
YODEL, to sing with...
yoicked
22
17
YOICK, to cry out an...
yokered
18
14
YOKER, to spit [v]
yslaked
20
15
SLAKE, to quench [v]
zebroid
17
20
of or like a zebra [...
zincked
19
25
ZINC, to coat with a...
zincoid
18
21
like zinc, also ZINC...
zizzled
23
36
ZIZZLE, to sizzle [v...
zonated
13
18
divided into zones,...
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